ORGANISER'S LETTER.

White Ribbon, Volume 29, Issue 340, 18 October 1923, Page 9

ORGANISER'S LETTER.

1 1. ;ir White EUbbonei s, a nuiubei of frienda have reminde<l iim thai it i i tog time elm i i w/rotc to you throngs the "White Ribbon." 1 send inLs letter with heart) and uood wishes. I hop** th.it em ij Branch and ♦ i ipomhtr of our Union b steadfastly, Wholehejirtedl> workin onsjan, remembering thai alread) almost ■ | t-.ii i m gone sine, tbe : i i poll, and ii we are to gain the victor) In 1926 we must one audi all be "doing with our might what inn hande tin.l to do." It was said ol our great loader, Francei Wiiiani: "She taught the almo I omnl potent powri nt .1 at<.! :tB ' i"i ; Ma> we no forward with thai aame ateadfaetneaa of purpose, nevei slack • niriK (ill (hath or vict< Some time sgo, at a place when I was ma's uk inquiries re organising', •veral ' >,'h' aakl to mo, "< m, bol this le an off Mason. We do not need to uh i»us> again until polltn 1 rap Hod that tin- Woman's Christian Temperance I'nion Knows SjO "ol: son. knowing full w-ll that the p of evil are working unccismu \. we must be eternally vigilant." A New York bn wet once said, "Good citixena ran hamper Us. and we kmw it OUT onls hope is when the) become tlrod <>i discouraged." Id the word- of Lillian M V Stvens. the mission of th' Women'i Christian Temperance I'nion la a holy. far reaching senrlee; it go< i out lo ail those who have hoard the ci\ of the world, and joins with them In seeking to bring peace and joy in place of and sorrow. ft is ;, service Which Call for deepened consecration, infinite fortitude, and (,od like faith. We must go forward with a steady step, and m.i> it DOl b< said of any of us that "Some light which had bOOU entrusted to our care failed on a certain stormy niuht to shine beside the harbour head." Rather let Bf raise the beacon high, knowing there are no lights to gam *oun v. rj , -inrerely, AI.U'K KAKNSHAW Optrani < i