Evening journal., 1888-12-06
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES.
-Four Societies of West Church Celebrate
sr1,af, fxerSarfes-Annuai Reports.

-Four Societies of West Church Celebrate
Their Anniversaries Annual Reports.
A large audience filed West Presbyter-
ian Church last night to listen to the in
terestinr exercises of the eighth anniver-
sarv of the four missionary societies OF
that church. They are as follows: The
Younr PEOPLES Missionary Society,
Brainard Society. Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society, and Happy Workers
The program was effectively rendered,
and was as follows:
Hymn ..... We Greet You ALL. Sehool
se sri Recitation. Happy Workers
Reports Y. r. NJ. A. and B. 5.
Anthem, Praise We the Lord ..... Glass
Exercise The Work Of Two Young Men for
the Indians +..-..' bIAlhaiu 0"0is's
Bon,9ie Snarse'9 Tbe 3eautifu Lola Bates
Exercise Song of the Mite. Happy WORKERS
Hymn. .......... Work Away. . S.s si
Reading A Broken Harp String N; ,Mmtford
Reports w. f. III. 5. and Il. w.,
Re- Recitation. Jesus and the Little Ones. Clara
nonh,e onartette Ferguson 'l'i-.... .............
Po oapie S1.o a Missionary Debt Young
Peoples Missionary Association.
Reading A Call for Workers. Lizzie Enos
NTissionarv HYMN cocoon. Brainard Society
Reading Inasmueh. !, Marion Sr 1,;
Glorious Music -. 4. ~ insi lass
The singing Of J. 7. Clymer's class and
of James J. Jackson brought forth FAVOR
~ The report q the Young Peoples Mis-.
sionafy Society was as follows; Since l9 ~.
Ale VI. p Nj. A. has been working lor
home and foreign missions with lhcIeas-
ing energy and zeal As a society they
number iifty-four members. There were
ffteen meetings held during The Fast
YEAR; average twenty-five ndance In
treasury. November 1857, 81 90; con.
tributed during the year. so2.49; total,
$40. IS. Expenses--fo kolne missions
$41. 50, foreign. S25, ar addition Of Sl6l
to foreign, making total Of SaS. az
After sach contributions there is bal
anee in bank on November lsosr Of 81 30
yalue Of box sent IN October to DalSot,
5000. so The officers are: President
Miss Sallie Hames; vice president Jamei
Walker; recording secretary, Miss Heller
Nostrand corresponding secretary, Mrs
G. Il. Evans; treasurer Miss Aizzi
Mackey.
hand fndeth to do DO it with tn
might" the Y. p NJ. A. hold themselve
ever ready to aid in the good work As
Of Me. and | shall give thee che heaye
for thine inheritance and the uttermos
parts of the earth fer thy possessions.
The following extracts are taken froi
the report OF the Brainar6 Society.
was organized September lib, 1887, an
now has q membership of twenty.si'
Regular meetings are held on the TIM
Thursday in each month. At speech
meeting held III last April, Sss .02 w
raised. During the year and three month
of the society existence, we have rtise
S25. So by monthly collections and N2l,'
III L
been sent to the Home Mission 3oar'
$50 10 the mission school a. Alberque
que; 81 98 to missionary box; leaving
balance Of S251
From the eighth annual report Of q
Womens Foreign Missionary Society, .
following extracts are taken. Duri'
the past year thore were three deaths
the society. Mrs. Dolbow, Mrs. Ann
Moin and Mrs. Alrich Great inters
has been shown in the work. Durt
the year Sl03. ID has been raised, an
crease Of 500 over the collections Of j
year. OF this amount $50 was sent
Mrs ferris, 500 was sent TO the Boa
Of Foreign Missions. S59 to the Cent'
NAL Fund for Ministerial Relief. At
thanks-oifering meeting last March,
amount Of S64 81 was collected.
report closed with an appeal fog m
workers ia this labor of love
The seventh annual report Of the Haf
Workers Missionary Society is brie
given. as aollows The Society has s
enty-nine members, thirty.two o. VIII
have been added in tho past year Rel
lar meetings are held on the second )
nrday IN each month. The society raj
S25 IS ia the year for the support o
boy in the Mission school at Aodia
India. a mite box opening reali
90 Oh