elected, also superintendents or committees of the different
departments which may be thought advisable. It has been found to work
well where the vice-presidents, one from each church, are made
conveners of these committees, or superintendents. These conveners of
committees or superintendents of departments with the general
officers constitute the executive. In a small place it may be as well
to transact all business in an open meeting of the union. Our ladies
are supposed to be loyal to the W.C.T.U., and will not make public
matters intended _only for the Union._

The place of next meeting will now be determined and announced. A
meeting of the executive committee will also be appointed by the
president, to confer upon the details of the work. A very good quorum
for the executive and for the union, consists of such members as
shall be present at any regular or special meeting, due notice having
been given of such meeting. A motion will now be made to adjourn, and
carried. The President says, "The meeting is adjourned to meet"--
naming time and place.

The doxology may be sung or a short prayer offered at the close.


COMMITTEES AND THEIR WORK.

Executive Committee will plan the general work of the Union, and
attend to any special business that may be brought before them by the
corresponding secretary. This committee will meet weekly, and report
through their chairman to the Union.

Committee on Finance may be composed of ladies and gentlemen, who