L.T.L. Reports.

White Ribbon, Volume 23, Issue 269, 19 November 1917, Page 12

L.T.L. Reports.

WELLING I ON IMS I K 1(1 Oct. -’4. A pita int * v ill.>4 w. spent to mark i. « c.os i the yeai s merlin#*. In . |.. i.l w. s .n.iugurated bv Mis Inixm d i d Ju », . <! there have been ognic n mtciuiK held, with an avecagt attendant e of jo. Through audit-sc» g.vin b\ rn.tn\ pirn, ihr children h. ve bin taught many v >c.,i f tic s «< un n in# alcohol, and we ir.li?i» wh.it a hopeful field ot I'd "ii l)cioi«■ u when we start with a b.tml of enthusiastic Kiris and boys who have no liking for th<’ poi> ui, *1 win h.<\»* no vested interest in its sale. The following oftiiers h.ivi . Hit id ti • meetings in a capable manner that astonished many adults who were present: Pres., p.,t:\ Si n. S . Eileen Webb; Treas., May <1 lladheld ; Librarian, \\ (. ni l. ,<l . \u . - Pres., Eileen Webb d L’ln Shannon; pianiste, Kile,n Webb. We hope to young people art dev, lop t g into the grand temp* i... n,■ w« k i t .it t,, r L.T.L. training will fit them for. It had been decid' d ..t the h K nr,mg o: tbe jreai I gaining the i < -s: n- \ *,* Mil. ■ as the competition was so dose, Florrie Stone, Alma Cummins, and Patty Shannon were one. The children bad irr.mgid n excellent programme, vhw'i reteived great applause from Iu s« present The Superinti rub nts f ] v i\ encouraged, and in looking forw rd pray they may b« n 1 which looks bright with promise.