EDUCATIONAL.
! have much pleasure in re|*nting n most satisfactory increase of interest in this department I have circulated eduea tioiial papers amongst *_V> I’nions, besides sending copies of facts gleaned from the No-license districts t<• 17 I’liious. Several branches held Kducational meetings to receive the report of their delegates re turned from Convention, and Wnimate invited l>r. I.arclav to speak upon the “Feeding of Infants. - ' Several of our district I’nions have held Kducational meetings, when no husi ness is taken, and a special effort is made to induce outsiders to attend. I should like to urge upon our members the great importance of holding these meetings, thev being much more attractive to women outside our ranks than our business meetings Smaller branches have read the Kducational papers at the ordinary meetings. Kverv paper printed in the “White Kihbon" is ust»d in this way. Kaeh I'nion in the colony should read these at least once. M. S. POWKLL. Several part men titl Reports <>re necessarily held over until next issue. -Kn.
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White Ribbon, Volume 12, Issue 142, 15 March 1907, Page 14
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