Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
CON Nli.NitiiTlONS.
FoR Tut NIRG1N1AN
FEMALE MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

FEMALE MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
TIE seventh Annual Meeting of the I.y chburg
Feniale Missionary Soc,e,, OF the VI. T.. Church,
held in the Methodist, Church, the 9Th oi January
! $40, IN which Mis-. l.. w. Oey, President, pest
jed
/ The meeting then opened with payer by the
Rev. ". 4. Snith.
| The Tfeasuret's Report was offered, and on mo
/ ton received.
On motion. The Constitution was read, and an OPP
portuny given Tor such persons present. who were
not To become members. when the names Of l5 were
recorded.
The following sums then received
From members and yearly donors, So 90
Donations, Il 90
On motion. the Society then proceeded 10 the y
lection Of Officers and Managers Tor tue ensuing
year. when the following ladies' we've declared duly
eleced
Mrs l.. w otcy, President 3; Mrs T. b. Early,
Secretary; Mrs. Mary Lewis. Treasurer /; Mrs, l..
NJ. Shinn, Mrs. h. {. l.. Patteson, Mrs. J. Cannon,
Mrs A. NJ. Saunders, Mrs. T.. Benaeh, Mrs. &.
F. Il. Morgan, AMI Mrs. l.. Brown, Managers.
And then the Society adjourned.
REPORT.
The Board of Managers in presenting the 9Th An
nual Report OF the bynchbutg Female Missionary
Society, branch of the Virginia Conference Society,
state with pleasure the increasing popularity OF their
500 leiy, ona generous public, who. the more iheir
minds become enlighled rs regards the heather, and
the important work OF missions, will with open
hearts aud purses press to the relief OF the cause.
The Increasing funds, we have FROM year 10 year
sent on TO Conference, will show how far the hearts
OF the good and wise expanding in this great
work, and how many are throwing their mite III the
Lords treasury, willing TO put "lheir treasures IN
Heaven where moth nor rust will MT corrupt
PRAYING it god speed 10 take the burden of sin and
Overwhelming shame from the benIght.d heather OF
our own and foreign lands. The Society received
at their annual meeting the names OF Suew sub
sciibers,-and sent IN February, 1889, the sum OF
four hnndte aud seventy three dollars 10 the Annu-
al Conference, by the Rev. ia mes A. Rldli1k. leav-
ing a balance Of dollars and 10 cents IN the hands
of the Treasurer,-Pupng our trust IN Him "who
doth all things right" have determined TO 20
onward aud up~ard, until blessing us as our Faith
shall be- from an ATOM, we will be growing good
to the parent Society. Knowing our own privileges
arising from The spread of the Gospel, must a.
rouse and use eyeiy exeriiun enable the oppres.
sed females in other lands, to have The same prlvie-
ccs and feel the same confidence in Tie blood OF the
Lamb, "who ceanseh from all SIN" And looking
to the Head OF the Church for all our good. we sub
nit ourselves and cause 10 him. to open The hearts OF
the world TO press forward in the cause OF Missions,
until the whole shall be given 10 His Son for an
nhefilance-yea the utetmost parts OF the earth for
His possession G. +. X. MORGAN,
l.. c. BROWN,
Committee.
Lynthburg, Feb. 6. 1910.
The Committee appointed 10 examine the Trea-
s.rer's account Of The Female Missionary Society Of
the NJ 4. Church. Lynchburg, respectfully reports
as follows:
To amount remaining in the hands Of the Trcasu-
rer January, 1889, 81 GO
r., amount collected at Church. 800 90
To amount of yearly contributions of mem
bers and donations, 81 so
/ Making S479 10
BY amount paid for printing Con
situations, So 90
By AT cunt to the Virginia
Conference, by the Rev. ia. es
A. Rlddick, 473 00-Sd75 90
Leaving balance in the hands Of
the Treasurer, 81 10
All of which we respectfully submit.
LUCY NJ SHINN,
! JANE CANNON,
Auditing Committee.
January q, 1910.