Superintendents' Letters.

White Ribbon, Volume 43, Issue 511, 18 May 1938, Page 7

Superintendents' Letters.

Sisters, — I'he montl juickly passing: and in all unions doing their utmost to •id our work.'

Home meeting*! are one of the avenuea b) which wa can make our work known and yam new meml^er?-. Thia being poll rear II ai most Imnoftarit that each member should vain new membera, BJveryone can help bj in.it to bar home, her fi lends and neighbour! who are not linked up with our union and interesting them m our work. I hope everyone read the ■ugfamianß given h> Kiwa Hfka in last month's u/hlte Ribbon, if unable to anrummj Hat I short temperance talk OT BU ts afternooi jested, a short paner ma\ bg uhtaine.i b| applying to fan I. C BmythO, M A run Street. Oamaru. Ha] Qod atM attaH made to Ktend our work and ide us m ull our work tor the e\P nsion ot Hkl Kingdom. Yours m Whit*- i .ihl>on Bondß, VWRA R KBNNERUBT, I »otn. Supt. U r Home Meotlngl i.'ciiow afambi i hm wfU ha>Va heard that it was derided at Convention, to work a new departuN nt. "Temperance In the Buuda) School's." We know that the education of ihe > ouiili la moat argent md our Dominion Offlcen Baal that i graal amount ofadu.ation.ii work in lamparnnca could i>.done through the Sun.la;. Schools. During the next feu weeks your Union will receive ■ circular letter, in which .•sli..ns an- offer.-d for w.iss of working thi> department 1 would earnestly ask for your prayera, and practical 00-oparatloo In this most practical work. 1 trust you will make it a special feature in your i. tive work department. Vouis m Service, ai WAirn TtWWk Superintendent for Temperance in BundUJ School.