"Train up a child in the way he should go; and when he is old, he will not depart from it." (Proverbs 22:6)

THE

WCTU

Daytona Beach, Florida

CELEBRATES THE

CENTENNIAL (1874-1974_

Woman's Christian Temperance Union

"For God and Home and Every Land"

WCTU

CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

March 14, 1974

UNITED COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH

Opening Thoughts -------- Rev. A. Bruce Galloway

Greetings and Announcements - Mrs. David S. Davis, Pres.

Whistling Solo---------- Mrs. Ruth grier

Mrs. Catherine Spare, accompanist

Introduction of Guests

Greetings From WCTU of Florida

Mrs.. Matthew Maloney, President

Play----- "ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF VICTORY"

Duet ------ "HE TOUCHED ME"

David Davis, flutist

Howard Smith, clairnetist

Mrs. Kenneth Kenyon pianiast

The WCTU of Florida, 1929-1974 Mrs. Claude Smith

Florida Promotion Secretary

Our Local Work Progress ----- Mrs. Clarence Lesimer

Preisdent of the Daytona Beach Union for 11 years

Offering

Our Rally Song ------ Some Members of the Daytona Beach LTL

Vocal Solo ---- James Lewis Hill Daytona Beach YTC

A Teacher Goes to School --- Mrs. Albert Burton, Jr.

Song ---- "ADVANCE, NOT RETREAT" ---- No. 17

Aaronic Benediction

FRUESTA HOUR WITH BIRTHDAY CAKE

ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF VICTORY

(Written by mrs. Leon Maltby for this occasion)

For one hundred years women whoa abhor the destruction caused by liquor have attempted to combat it

CHARACTERS

Narrator ------ Mrs. leon Maltby

Emily Babcock ----- Miss Mary Morse

Sophronia Stillman ---- Mrs. Eva Thorn

Frances Willard ------ Mrs. E. V. Spencer

Japanese Woman ----- Mrs. Mary Hickey

Woman of India ---- Mrs. Juanita Marshall

Philippine Woman ----- Mrs. Margaret Gibbs

Woman of South Africa ---- Mrs. Annie McCrary

Nigerian Woman ------- Mrs. Albert Burton, Jr.

Scene I - In Emily Babcock's House.

Frances Willard, just returned from a lecture by dr. Dio Lewis, is excited about the possibility of a campaign against selling liquor in their town.

Scene II - In Sophronia Stillman's Home.

Frances and Emily come to report reactions from their meeting held in a saloon. (Over)

Scene III - The WCTU Has Been Organized

The women are thrilled with the possibilities ahead

Scene IV - The Movement Begins to Reach Out.

Women in many places see the opportunieis for combating the liquor traffice in their cities.

Scene V - Organizations Spring Up All Over the World.

OFFICERS

DAYTONA BEACH

WCTU

President ---------- Mrs. David Davis

Vice President ---------- Mrs. Eva Thorn

Recording Secretary -- Miss Fannie Ellener

Treasurer ----- Mrs. Leon Maltby

Christian Outreach -- Mrs. Eva Thorn

Home Protection --- Mrs. Sara Boster

Public Relations ---- Mrs. Mary Morse

Social Sercices --- Mrs. Anne Lastinger

Y T C ----- Mrs. Rose Marie Bryan

L T L ------ Mrs. David Davis