Milford chronicle., 1953-10-09
State WCTU Group
Meets On Oct. 1916
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Van Cleaf; welcome, Rev. Milton
Elliott; Kent County, Mrs. Manola
Taylor; hostess union, Mrs. Oscar
Gillette; response, state president,
Mrs. Helen S. Learned; New Cas-
tie, Mrs. Anna BiddIe; Sussex Coun-
ty, Mrs. Mabel Adams; roll call of
officers and directors, Mrs. Anna
Brinton; report of executive and
board meetings, Mrs. Anna Brinton,
recording secretary; appointments
of committee chairmen; courtesy,
Mrs. Charles Peck, ST., Mrs. Man
ola Taylor, Mrs. Mary Clark; Gre
dentials, Mrs. Dorothy L. Hilyard; /;
! finance, Mrs. Christine Driscoll; ;
resolutions, Mrs. Annie F. Mat
thews, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Mabel
Adams, Evangeline LindstrOm, Mrs.
Lillian Taylor, Mrs. c. DriscoIl,
| Mrs. Anna Biddle; treasurer's re-
port, Mrs. Christine Driscoll: plea
for life and memorial members,
Mrs. Katie L. B. DOckety; an
| nOuncements; communion, Rev.
Robert Van Cleaf, Rev. Milton Eli
OFT; adjournment; lunch, 1890.
Thursday, 1880 p. m.-Mrs. Annie
F. Matthews, presiding, vice presi-
dent-at-large; song, page 19; Cru
sade Psalm and Prayer, Mrs. Mabel
Adams; service of remembrance,
Mrs. Margaret Norris; duet, Rev.
and Mrs. Milton Elliott; greetings,
Rev. William H. Miller, Pilgrim
Holiness Church, and Rev. ]. T..
Ashure, NaZarene Church; address,
Rev. Harold II. Mcconnell; presi-
dents annual message, Mrs. Helen
S. Learned; report of state vice
president-at-large, Mrs. Annie F.
Matthews; county president: New
Castle, Mrs. Anna Biddle; Sussex,
Mrs. Mary E. Warren, Mrs. Mabel
Adams; Kent, Mrs. ManOla Taylor;
introduction, Mrs. II. f. Mielke.
national corresponding secretary;
Offering; report of auditing COM
mittee; treasuTer's report, Mrs.
Christine DriscOll; parliamentary
law, Mrs. M. Edith DriscOll; l.. T.
L.. Mrs. Anna Weldin, given by
Mrs. Ethel VOlk; Y. T. c., Mrs. Bes-
sic Wilson; White Ribbon Recruits.
Mrs. Oscar Gillette; announce
ments; temperance pledge; ad-
jOurnment; dinner served at $3.50
p. m; L. 4. L. conference, $50
p. m; Y. T. c. conference, $50
p. m.
Thursday eVening-Singing; de-
votions and prayer. Youth Temper
ance Council; special music; ad-
dress, Mrs. II. E. Mielka, national
corresponding secretary; Offering;
resolutions. Mrs. Anna F. Mat
thews; announcements; finn, mir
acle"; reception in social 1all (ev-
eryone cordially invited; music;
introduction of guests; adjourn
ment.
Friday morning, October 16, 500
a. m, general executive meeting
promptly on the hOur); 800 a. m,
convention called to order; devo-
tions, Mrs. Alice Smith; reading of
minutes. Mrs. Anna BrintOn; pres
ldents recommendations cOrre-
spending secretary's report, Mrs.
Dorothy Hilyard; presentation of
gifts to Anna Lee Waller Fund.
Mrs. Christine Driscoll; goals.
1953-1954; state directors, three
each; report of credential
committee; prayer, Mrs. Lillian
Taylor; election of officers; con- |
tirming of general secretaries and !
directors; announcements; ad-
lunch.
Friday afternoon. 1880 o'clock
Continuation of state directors re-
ports; Light Line Union demon
Offering; echoes from
World and National Conventions, |
Mrs. H. E. Mielke, Mr.. and Mrs. L. |
d. Learned; invitation for 1854 !
convention; song. God Be With |
You Till We Meet Again; Tenn
perance Pledge; closing of conven-
ton; adjournment, $3.50 p. m.