Evening star., 1928-05-06
W. C. T. u.

All are invited 10 attend the meeting
Of the Citizens Service Association thus
afternoon at 3 O'Clock in the First
Congregational Church.
The membership campaign which
started March will close next sun
Say and the final effort for new MEM
bers will be launched this coming week
sn the form OF public meetings OF vsrl-
Gus natures,
A medal contest will be given under
auspices Of the District w. c. r I,
IN Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church
fonorrw evening beginning a pm.
Mrs Maud Harter. director Of the mccall
contest department Will have charge.
Darrell c. Cram. IL will conduct tie
devotional service. The contestants are
su colleSe students Mrs Ethel Reed
Is svrancinS the several musical num-
hers. Rev. w NJ Hoffman, pastor Of
the church. will elve the dismissal
prsver. Reservations have been madc
for the vouns people The Capitol Hlls
w c. n u. Mrs. J. L. BiXler preSl-
cent, is sponsoring the affair. Puohc
invited,
A public meeting Of the W. c T. Z.
viii be held IN The Fifth Baptist Chufcnl
Wednesday. s pm. The program VIII
include an address by representative
fn Congress. Mrs. 7. J. McSpelden has
charge Of The musical numbers, /, .
Jarvis and Mrs Benz \. Linebao& Wih
each Spesk. The public is invited 70 De
present.
The North Star Union held its May
meeting al the home OF Mrs. koSon
BrigSS. 700 Sixteenth street, ROCK
Greek Hills Estates.
TIE speaker Of the afternoon was
Or Dunford. attorney Tor The ANTI
saloon League OF America.
The musical program was rendered
by Miss Marion E. Mccoy and MIS-
Anne Gay. Mrs. GeSt gave reaoAag.
Refreshments were served.
On Friday evening 81 S pm, in the
National Memorial Baptist Church. the
Columbia and Mount Pleasant Unions cf
the W. c. T. L. viii hold community
meeting. One % the principal SPEAK
ers viii be Dr. James NJ. Doran, FED
eral prohibition commissioner A muSl-
cal program Is being prepared Tor this
occasion. and after the program there
will be s reception 70 the oIhclals OF
the Prohibition Bureau. The public IS
invited 10 attend
The April meeting of Northwest
Union was held Thursday at the home
Of Mrs Ida b Moore, 1923 Euclid
street. The meeting was opened by the
president Mrs Ross, Mrs. John
Thomas. devotional leader. read the
ffteerth verse of the Nlnety-flrst Psalm.
and dwelt especially on the word
LOYALTY" Many members who had
been sick were welcomed back, and re-
ports of conditions of those who were
still suffering were made by Mrs. Ross.
Two letters were read by the Secre-
tarv, Mrs. Kline. one from Mrs. Perrin
and the other from Mrs. Hulls little
cranddaughter who is now GONZALES
cent al the Children's Hospital after
9 serious operation. Mrs. J. P. Leak
sang. accompanied by Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs, Manuel Kline gave resume OF
the last executive meeting. after which
the union discussed ways and means
for furnishing the waiting room or
Juvenile Court, the work Of which Dr..
Loretta Kress has in charge. Many
members promised 10 help by sending
curtains. furniture, etc.
Northwest Union voted $1,000 10 De
paid TO the Daily Vacation Bible School,
soon 70 be opened at the Italian Center
near Union depot with Mrs Lum IN
charge. and for which volunteer work
erS were asked. An account Of the
quarterly convention. recently held al
the Southern Methodist Church. Thir-
teenth street and North Carolina ave-
nue. northeast. was given by several
members for the benefit of those who
we're not able TO attend.
The lexington Union met Monday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Irwin B.
Linton. 260s Thirty-sixth street, Mrs
Alvin H Day. president. presided Mrs
c. CroSsbenner led in devotional eyer-
cises. Aside from the usual routine.
business matters Of importance were dis
cussed. Il was voted that the union
stand the expense Of one quart OF milk
a dav for two months for a needy FAM
ily. IS for Gospel Mission and S5 fanc
more il necessary toward vacation
Bible school work carried on by Mrs.
Fisher T. B. Jarvis addressed the
union on the subject Of Citizens Service
Association; It's Accomplishments 50 Far
and What II Is Hoping TO Do in the
Near Future" The cooperation OF
Chief of Police Hesse was enthusiaS-
tically voiced by the speaker. Mr.. jar
Wis called attention 10 the mass meeting
70 be held today in First Congrega-
tional Church under the auspices Of
the Citizens Service Association. Mrs.
TTentice also spoke, representing Gospel
Mission. Refreshments were served by
the noStesses. Mrs Irwin Linton and
Mrs. Mabel L. Williams.