Seventh Annual Meeting Opens With Warm Attendee Welcome
The seventh annual convention opened with fine weather and warm hospitality in Tola. The first session on Thursday August 27 at 2 30 p m in the Christian church began with a consecration led by Mrs S L Grubb Ottawa. She drew on Psalm 68 and urged opportunity utilization. District President Mrs Lorena B Smith of Ottawa presided. Mary B Day Lecompton served as secretary pro tem due to Belle P Whetstone’s absence. Reports highlighted broad W C T U work including youth training jail ministries temperance education and press outreach. Evening entertainment featured the Children's Band of Promise with Frances Willard mentioned in thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolo
Mra
FL Grubb
Ottawa
Lorenda B. Smith
Belle P. Whetstone
Mary B. Day
Lecompton
W.C.T. U
O'Elvek
Band of Promise
Temperance League
Mrs. Williamson
Tola
Frances Willard
Baun
Sulth
Nev. Freed
Methodist
Sumner
Christian Church
Iola
W. M. King
Moran, Kas
Miss Scott
DeMose
Scott
Blanche
Sioux City Corn Palace Opens with Global Exhibits and 100000 Visitors
The Sioux City Corn Palace festival runs October 1 to 17 featuring Mexican nation al bend led by Senor H. Pagen and a tropical display from Central and South America. Rail excursion rates are offered as organizers promise a larger audience and robust entertainment including choral and instrumental performances and devotional services led by Amanda Wey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Senor H. Pagen
Gentral
South America
Reform Papers Bundle Supports Club Work
A group of reform minded readers organizes a club to aid community efforts. Volunteers plan to distribute papers and promote steady work along the road to reform, citing shared goals and mutual support.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Meld Ot Tela
Amanda Wey
Israel
Miss Way
Kansas
Woman's Relief Corps
F. J. TL. Palmer
Garnett
Christ
TO GT
Gar
Lola
J. Westeis
Garnett W