MEMBER

White Ribbon, Volume 35, Issue 409, 18 August 1929, Page 5

MEMBER

MKMHRItSHII' RKTTRNB. Adult I'nJoiis. Brooklyn, II li two month*; Uakaia. Spn ydon, ChriitchuTCh, :: i 9 i ; St rat!<>nl. Carterton, Tua Marina. Kiecarton, Kangiora. I each (10); Hamilton Martinborough, New Plymouth. Aratapu '!' Kopuru. Fairlie. WuiaßfttO, North Brighton, I'leasant Point, 1 Back I I Linwood r< ports 101 00 tlu roll. Ml paid up, being an incr.use of 74 for the year. jfaartj congratulations to Linwood. Brooklyn, Stratford, and Aratapu-Te Kopuni. for t 1m- fine financial ill—ill of their I'nioie . Total, 101. **Y." Branches. ■aatiage 18, Duaedtn ft. Riaaaftoo I, West Bid I, Auckland. Creytown, Kai Valley, Ashburton. 1 each (4). Tlaaarv w organised with 2'.\ memAianui, '!',) new members this y< Ml food wishes to every Cnion for steady increases. One new in era bar at every meeting makes a fine record for the year. Total for "V." BmachOß, 79. QBI ANOTHKIt MKMIiKK. (Tun" "Smile, Smile, Smile." ) <; t another Member !■ your old kit bag, Then smile, smile, smile; Don't let four hustling, rustlinu ov« r lau. Joining is the style; Ttiera'i no use of worrying. If all work all the while. So |0( another Memo* r in your old kit bag, Tlu n sruile. smile, smile. "The Tnion Signal.'' "S.S. Prohibition.' August Xth. lttt. Ptarlj Beloved Fellow-Voya.u* 18, It is good to be trav» llinu along with a really enthusiastic crew, BO determined to keep tlieir faith k'

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up to the guaranteed carrying capacttj ol oui good ship. The One returns of new p rs embark lß| fOT this month, means I M| . ncouragemenl to the oata n man Ding the ship. No captain likes U) brlß| his l)oat into tie desired harea with empty births. Flags ft Ing, sil\«r trumpets sounding, tnd the aaaaengeri tinging the Hallelujah ChOTUa, makes for a triumphant t up of the boat la Peace Haven, an l the Port of World Purity.

Tw ) hundred and forty near pas irs have secured travelling tickets tali month. These two hundred and fortv have been reported by thirty four I'nions. In our Handbook for lOtl-IOSO, W 0 MB eredited with two haadrad and thirty-aavae branches. This leaves 203 I'nions not IBBOTtlai tlieuis.hts fOff this month's roll call. I've been doing a ilntple proportion sum. if thirtyfour I'nions gain 140 members la 880 montli. how many members should 2uis I'nions have gained? I'm going to put a prize of 5/- into tieMillion Shilling Fund, to tie- credit of the first non-reporting I'nion to send me the answer to this arith nteUeal test. I'll gßt a proficiency girl to work It out for me, in case 1 can't do it myself.

I'm more than planned with our fine ißemaee an average of two hundred and forty members per month, means 2.X80 for the vear. If we aaa maintain this average until Convention, we shall surely have the 3.000 we aimed at for the year. Will some of you write and tell me how you leeuiß new adherents to our Cause. I am sure \our experience would make romantic rending in many cases. The thought that we are waging a warfare against the \. ted iniirests of :•. trade growing opulent upon the degradation of their fellow-human beings, should sien tBBffJ one of us to be winners of votes to outlaw a traffic that is daily break lag the laws of our

Dominion, and let us remember that every member won meanae rote won for our light, oils Cauee, and th.it Right< ousneaa • *alt< th i Nation Ma] Ood'i Benediction be i halo of glory upon each and all of j Yours in willii lea, BBATRICI M RABBAND. \\a vr.i. Women ogaeero, capable and eaacient, wanted to suppl> vacancies on board "8.8. Prohibition. 1 christian courteay and tympath) will be helpful from all. Temperanee. along adeßtiflc lines taught on board. Unbeliever! maj step aboard if trilling to train for bettering