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LESSON TWENTY-THREE

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International Tract and Missionary Society · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 1889

FromThe Home Missionary, Vol. 1, No. 6.

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LESSON TWENTY-THREE.

[References same as last lesson.]
1. Who is the secretary of the National Reform Association? Ans. — Rev. T. P. Stevenson, of Philadelphia.
2. In a published report of the National Reform Association for the years 1886–87, what gathering did he say he attended, which he esteemed a great privilege? — p. 58.
3. In behalf of what did he address that convention?
4. And for what did the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union convention in return express gratitude?
5. On what subjects were the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union monthly readings for July and September, 1886? — p. 59.
6. Who did Mrs. Bateham correspond with concerning these before they were published?
7. In harmony with these documents, what did a letter to all Woman’s Christian Temperance Union workers urge them to do?
8. Did the president of the Union sanction that letter?
9. Who is M. A. Gault? Ans. — A district secretary of the National Reform Association.
10. In a certain report, how long did he say that he lectured in Wisconsin? — p. 59.
11. Under whose auspices did he labor?
12. Who met him at the train, and did him honor?
13. With what does he say they are in sympathy?
14. What resolution did the Union at Augusta, Wis., pass? — Idem.
15. How many dissenting voices were there to the resolution?
16. How close, then, is the union between the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and the National Reform Association? — p. 60.