Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21
FOR THE yIGGISIAN
FEMALE MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The ninth anniversary Of the Female Missionary So
ciety branch o,heN rInla Annual Conference Mission
ary Society OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. was
held in the NJ T.. Church Oct 3ls, 1872.
The Rev. j. NJ ,nang requested to preside, by
VIII I'm the III 'elin. WIS opened with prayer
The Board Of NJ nlgers submitted their Annual Re
port which read and ordered to be published with
the proceedings of this meeting.
The SUN of S.2 ~ was reported as the amount col
lected at the NJ +. Church yesterday and SIS WAS
received from members and annual donors,
donation OF s. WAS received from Mrs. W. Ii. and
81 from Miss }. l..
On motion, the Society proceeded to the election of
officers and managers for the ensuing year. when
Mrs \. Benag? was elected President;
:. = = - E'' Y -,,n $. s y[..a.n1,..
Mrs. Shnn. Mrs. J.. Browa Mrs. Cannon Mrs Pat
teson. Mrs. ID. Warwick, Mrs l.. d. Otey, Mrs. A. NJ.
Saunders .)ldnngps
On motion. the Spcicy adjourned.
JACOB MANNING, Prest
T.. b. EARLY, Scc'ry.
REPORT.
Your B1ard of Managers are required to make an an
uua exhibition Of their prJceedin - which will neces
sarily be brief
The Missionary cause is at all times so Tanaht with
interest as might well enlage the lesi notes OF the Pc
et the Orator, aud the Divine; and did not the world
(or at least this part Of ~ abound in periodicals,
ing with information and afgumrnts IN its favor, we
might be tempted Cat least make an clilrt) bring
before You OF lis leading features, aud claims;
Society, have in their houses some OF our
excellent papers, we have but 10 refer yon them for
all the information you may desire
That much has been done by this ana similar sore-
ties, must be acknowledged; bui still the amount is
sufficient 10 answer the detnan Is
In order fully to respond to the "calls for help
which were sounding forth from every Missionary Via
iion, The Parent Society," time IN the eaiy part Of
the present year, recommended different plan, which
promises fully to meet the expectations Gifts friends and
ipsi I1y b.tfa ,,rJ,
ing /, nov, published in the New York and Richmond
Advocates and then leave you continue your present
mole ui operations or nD you may Judge best. Head
the plan)
In closing the business the present year. are for
chilly reminded OF the lrreparsblc loss have sustained
by the removal Of our beloved Treasurer. sister Lewis
who, since the formation Of This Society "a space OF ten
years. has filled that off with 81 much cheerulHess
and ability. Prosperity and peace attend her through
life! Muurntnly do remember too, that by the
cruel hind OF death, of tn dearest and warmes ad
herenis to the Missionary have been from Us.
dare believe, only To swell the rapturous praises of
Him To whom the heather shall be given for an hheri-
lance, and the uermus parts OF the earth for posses
SION.
Sisters! let weary in well doing. but follow on
to know the Lord until we, too. stall be prepared 10
join the general song, ''Iialleujah the Lord God On
NIP tent regnplhi''
The Treaseser's report is herewith submitted
Remaining ia ii,e treasury in 1871 IS 90
Collected at the Church Nov Bird 81 81
Received from Subscribers 70 90
1852 81
Sent to Conference by Rev. f. Wordsworth 100 %
Remaining in the Treasury Npv 81. 1912 81
G. + n MORGAN