PERSONAL.
Almost immediatel) after tha close of Convention our Dominion Presidenl and Corresponding Secretar) are start mu upon theil travels. The) y< tha isa.. and win gain niut>bnnd Information upon the working* of Prohibi tion. The) ma) i \an extend their tour tu embrace Great Britain. Tiny int. Mid to bt present at the w.c.t.i . Convention in isa next November. \\r are looking forward to gTeal help m our next campaign from the silvertongued orator) •; Mrs i tea and the logical an-i persuasive pan of Miss Henderson. Ma\ God be with our beloved officers, keep them safe In all their wanderings, and send them back 10 un §j physically, invigorated men tally, and inspired spiritually. Another wanderei from our shores is 111 Lea I 'ow i. About her the 'on sonb) Union sends ua the following "(uir dear President, Mrs Lee-Cbwie, sailed b) the mm. *Maknm>' on the 12th Inst. Wa gava her § hagtp) send-off. Mil \ bouquets and IOVe tokens wire given on the wharf; about 100 friends gathered, a r.-w suitable hymns * sung as the) sailed awaj In beautiful weather. Prayers are asked foi her -alt t) and i!' i« 1 urn. Qod bSBSS berr
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White Ribbon, Volume 29, Issue 345, 18 March 1924, Page 2
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196PERSONAL. White Ribbon, Volume 29, Issue 345, 18 March 1924, Page 2
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