Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1932, Page 27

VIRGINIA W.C.1.U CONVENTION ENDS Adopts Resolutions Upholding Prohibition—Richmond Gets 1933 Session. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star ALEXANDRIA, Va, September 30— Scven Tesolutions which uphold the eighteenth amendment, favor its sup- porters in national political campaigns and oppose any salternate amendment were adopted by the Virginia Woman's hristian Temperance Union at the | closing session of its four-day conven- | tion here yesterday. Richmond was se- lected as the city for the 1933 conven- tion. The first 1esolution adopted urges total abstainence, the second states that it is “the best method of dealing with the liquor traffic the third urges bet- ter observance and enforcement of the State prohibition law and the e amendment to “rid the country illegal. as well as the legal, sale of alco- holic liquor Oppose Repeal. | Repeal of the eighteenth amendment s opposed by the fourth resolution “be- cause no so-called State control can adequately control the or traffic,” the fifth opposes any alternate amend ment, and the sixth and seventh reso- lutions favor the support of dry candi- | dates in State National elections An eighth resolution pledges the co- | operation of the union in the peaceful | settlement of disputes between nations as a substitute for war Addresses by Rev. Howard M Lincoln, Va.: Mrs. Amy C. Weech Washington, and Mrs. Emma H. How- land, Boston, were features of the an-| nual conventypn banquet held last night | in the George Mason Hotel. The pres- | entation honor pen was made by Mrs. Howard M. Hoge, State president. | Honor Pennants Awarded. Blue ribbon honor pennants awarded to the Staunton. Shiloh and Irvington unions for hav- ing membership gains of 100 per cent during the pist vear. president presented red ribbon the Strasburg, Croz Mount, Danville a for h member Hoge. were, mond unions hip gamns of more 00 of the delegates were cond i Mount Vernon and ott terest nearby yesterda GETS RELIEF ASSISTANCE Vienna-Oakton Chairman Aided by Five From Each Church. Epecial Dispatc nounced th wrch of t em he commuynif J. i furnis he Hlef 1216-1220 F STREET on the Fourth Floor Featuring DRESSES Here's the “After Dark” Dalesville. | _ Fete Princess D. C. GIRL SELECTED FOR MANASSAS FESTIVAL. MISS Daughter Wlliam Payne M city, who has 1 s incess_District of ond Pledment Virginia Dairy Festival in Manassas tomorro Miss daughter Meredith, former mem- and alo of the late Robert Portner, on_whcse Manassas estate the pageant will take place. She is a member of the Junior League and one of last season’s debutantes —Naiman Photo. hITCHIE AND TYDINGS ber of Congry | TO SPEAK FOR DEMOCRATS Will Open Campaign on Eastern Shore Counties Next Mcnth. Dates for Rallies Announced. Special Dispatch to T CHESTERTOWN, Md., September 30 . Albert C. Ritchie and United n d E. Tydings will T speakers on counties n announced and will be: Ann~ a nd Cris- Snow Hill and Den- ridge; Octaber 1, Centerville; Oc- October October 29, Salisbury Oiher dat be held a October 4. Upper Ma and Mount Raini Froderick: October 6, 10, Oakla 11 County; O ber 13. Frederick County: Oct ngs will town; Hyattsville October 5, Prince La Plata: October Allegheny own: Octo- 14, Mont- Annapolis; October 27, 8. 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