The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-16

Friday afternoon at 2, DR.. Will
liam Lowe Bryan, president of In
diana university, will address the
convention. Other speakers will be
Dr. Earnest N. Evans, executive sec
rotary Church Federation; Mrs. H.
D. Hinkle, president Indiana Fed
Grafton Women's Clubs; Mrs. Will
H. Adams. president Missionary So
cial Union, and Ed Hunter, secretary
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce.
Mrs. Winona r. Jewell will pre-
1880. Miss Jewell is secretary of the
Young Peoples branch Those who
will address the convention at this
meeting are Mrs! I. Douglas Brown,
president Y. P. B. Federation of
Indiana; Mrs. Lenadell Virgins,
state Y. P. B. secretary of Pennsyl-
vania; Miss Helen L. ByrneS, Cali
fornia; Miss Ruth Lockman, South
Carolina; Miss Mary B. Erwin, Ohio;
Miss Lily Grace Matheson, Wiscon-
sin, and Miss Juanita Jones, Ken
lucky.
DR.. Barnard Will Speak
DR.. H. E. Barnard will be the
speaker at the Saturday morning
session, which will convene al 9:15.
white House Conference on Child
Health and Protection" will be his
subject.
Saturday afternoon at 2:30, Mrs.
Ida B. Wise Smith, president
at-large, will preside. Several dem
onstrations will be made at this
meeting.
Grand diamond medal contest will
take place at the session Saturday
night. The contest has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Maude Carman
Cathcart. The selections concern
prohibition and its significance. The
speakers will be Harold Netherton,
Oklahoma; Fife Bowen, New Jersey:
Phyllis Lenore Young, Illinois;
Helen Nicholas, Pennsylvania; Helen
Shulke, Ohio; Emmanuel H. Baugh,
Indiana. The medal will be pre-
sented to the winner by Senator
Arthur M Robinson, Indianapolis.
Honor Frances E. Willard
Sunday at II o'clock at the First
Baptist church, the Rev. Frederick
E. Taylor, D. D., will preach the
convention sermon in commemmo-
ration of the election of Frances E..
Willard to the national presidency
of the w. G. T. U. at the sixth an
nual convention in November, 1879.
Sunday afternoon will be the cru
SADIE march to the Statehouse, and
the unwilling of the Frances E. Will
lard memorial tablet.
Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith will pre-
side at the service Sunday night.
Stanley High, editor of Christian
Herald, will speak on ''The Wet
Propaganda for Violation
The session Monday morning will
be devoted mainly to business. Mon
day afternoon addresses will be
made by Mrs. Annie M. Crook, fed
eral prohibition inspector, Chicago,
and Elizabeth A. Perkins, Michi
gan. Monday night, Mrs. Anna
Adams Gordon, president of the
World w. c. T. u, will preside.
Mrs. Ada Reed Ferguson, Chicago:
Miss sunni Kanamori, Japan, and
Miss Hardynia K. Norville will
speak.
Original addresses by members of
the board of organizers and lecturers
will be given at the session Tues
day afternoon. The audience will
ballot upon the best address deliv-
cred, and the winner will be award
ed copy of the new book, Give
Prohibition a Chance" by Mrs. Ella
T. Boole. The morning meeting
will be a business session.
To See Film
Tuesday night, through courtesy
Of the American Legion, the film,
odd Glory will be shown, and
talks given by Mrs. Mamie w. Col
vim, president of w. C. It. u, New
York: Miss Cora Frances Stoddard,
Boston, and Mrs. Flora D. Richard,
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