ONE WIN ONE CAMPAIGN.

White Ribbon, Volume 20, Issue 240, 18 June 1915, Page 15

ONE WIN ONE CAMPAIGN.

26 Tui Street, Fcndalton, Christchurch, May 12, 1915. Dear White Ribbon Sisters, — At the Annual Convention, held in March last, it was resolved that our Unions should be asked to undertake a “One Win One” compaign, and so endeavour to double our membership during the present year. We need the help of every woman if wc are to free our country from a foe more terrible than any our Empire has to face upon the battlefield. Now it is a matter beyond dispute that at the last poll a great many women must either have refrained from voting or have voted against National Prohibition and Local No License, and we, as women, should make it our duty to win the woman’s vote. The final step towards this lies in strengthening our Unions and widening our influence. This is the reason why we are entering upon the “One-win-one” campaign. W ill your l nion do its part? 1 would suggest: (1) That members should be individually urged to do their utmost to get others to join your Union; (2) That a supply of W.C.T.U. pledges should be obtained from Mrs Dearlove, and that the members who are willing to endeavour to “win one,” or more should be supplied with these pledges; (3) If your Union is large enough the “win one” members might be divided into groups, each group having a leader, and that a friendly competition to secure the greatest number of new mem

hers should be promoted amongst the groups; (4) That each Union should send to me at intervals a statement of the number of new members gamed. This statement will be published in “White Ribbon. Please let me know whether your Union intends to take part in the campaign. Yours in W hite Ribbon Bonds, C. HENDERSON, N Z. Corres. Sec.