Residence.


FIFTY CENTS A YEAR AND SIGNATURE TO OUR PLEDGE CONSTITUTE MEMBERSHIP.

As the months come round, take the envelope bearing the name of that
month, put in the amount pledged, and deposit it as directed by the
person circulating these cards.

If you have neglected any month the empty envelope will remind you
of it. Don't destroy it--use it--put in the money and deposit it.

The LORD loveth a cheerful giver.

Committee on Literature will secure suitable temperance literature,
and distribute it in hotels, cars, reading-rooms, depots, stores,
restaurants, at public meetings, from house to house, etc.

Committee on Juvenile work should be composed largely of young
ladies enthusiastic in their work. There should be a representative
secured, if possible, from every Sabbath and day school. They will
organize Bands of Hope and circulate the pledges (triple, if
possible), in the Sunday Schools. They will also see to the
introduction of temperance books into Sunday School Libraries.

Committee on Public Meetings and Entertainments will arrange for
lectures, readings, concerts, temperance mass meetings and gospel
temperance meetings on Sabbath afternoons, mothers' meetings, cottage
prayer meetings, etc. At very many of these meetings it is desirable