NBWTA Report 1904-017
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30 31 Reed, ations were made: — Mrs. Paddon, ; Mrs. nomin inati ing a Mason, Mrs. Berth Miss Lile, Miss , Boden ‘ ae ar : ee ‘The following were elected :— Toulmin, Mrs. Toulmin Mrs. Reed At the Mrs. meeting, July Smith Pearsall Committee. m, Resolved that the President, Miss Gorha be the committee for the White Ribbon. Kincpom Unirep ll, added Miss Agnes Slack Sauron Lile, Mrs. Mitche ee a Committee to make arrangements for the props ns an ; , ester Manch in r Bazaa ce Allian N.B.W.T.A. Stall at the " 1903. oe a meeting of the subsequently, Sub-Committee, ee . rie Stall a reported that the proceeds of the N.B.W.T.A. value the to goods amounted to £602 9s. 5d., and surplus CoUNCIL, IN i At the July meeting, the Sub-Committee under. as with dealt was Departments which It was resolved :— a report on * Mary H. ups : reegnt a it no to “ That as this question, in view of Mrs. ee nie place in st foremo a take to likely England, is teh pditwes Pap Subse the of care the in Metoolaton, it be placed ReDa a Bi Lanes also agreed that the Superintendent of the g of the Sub- the current year receive a call to any meetin at which the subject was to be discussed. i n letter was i. oe eee At the resigning Scientific accepted oom October meeting, a ee ae as her position as Superintendent . S. IRRGRR Ea Temperance : the Com! with the thanks ot jetesis fparinh teat Oo read Carlisle Lady October meeting, kinson recommending a Temperance Reader, y ve and it was REForM DEPARTMENT. At the July meeting, it was resolved, with two dissentients, that this Department be discontinued, and the subject placed on the Lecture List. At the March meeting, Miss May Yates moved, Miss Evans seconded :— SCHOOLS. presented seconded, “That the National Executive Committee of the N.B.W.T.A., represent- ing 100,000 women, many of whom are mothers of children attending secondary schools, knowing how deep is the interest taken by the Association of Head Mistresses in the future as well as the present welfare of their pupils, respectfully and earnestly desire that some special teaching should be given in regard to the dangers arising from the ordinary as well as the excessive use of intoxicating drink, as evidenced by statements made by leading physicians at the last Medical Congress. They do not venture to suggest that the subject should be introduced as a fresh subject, but in connection with one already taught, e.g., hygiene.” Foop 1904. INSTRUCTION Emmett : of the sub: Comme At the July meeting, a recommendation mae he 1904 of ngs meeti l Counci was adopted that the g aaa week the in e, psgat Bisho , House ng Meeti s’ Friend Friday. and y, hursda T ay, nesd —Wed days 6th, and cover three ScigNTIFIC Mrs. On the suggestion of the South Metropolitan Union, and on the motion of Miss Perkins, seconded by Mrs. Crosfield, supported by Miss Thomas, it was resolved :— the to Bazaar. tt tae Lawson, Mrs. and ALLIANCE At the May meeting, Miss Agnes was moved, “That the condensed report of a speech made by the Bishop of Durham, at Blagdon-on-Tyne, on the subject of Temperance Education, be printed as a leaflet.” Mrs. Boden Mrs. Griffiths. Miss Bertha Mason SS Miss Johnson carried :— sheibadoRer member 0! pe Lassen mitted, together with a letter, to each a ee she had oe whom from and Education, on Council Lemp of question the that showing replies, and from Branches Education in schools was creating interest. “That the resolution of the Executive Committee, recommending that the Food Reform Department be placed on the Lecture List, be rescinded, and that the National Executive recommend that a Department of Hygiene and Food Reform be established.” The President having ruled that the resolution was out of order, the mover and seconder revised it, and it was carried as follows :— “That the National Executive Committee recommend establish a Department of Health and Hygiene.” PREVENTION At the July meeting, OF CRUELTY TO and to place Council to ANIMALS. it was resolved, with recommend its discontinuance, Lecture List. the one the dissentient, to subject on the At the March meeting, Miss Evans appealed to the Committee in the interests of this Department, and Miss Gorham, as a matter of urgency, moved that the Committee’s recommendation—that this Department be discontinued—be rescinded. This was seconded by Miss Lile and carried. |