Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-06-24
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MRS. W. K. CONWAY, Treasurer.

''Work on the Frontier" was the title of
paper by Miss Sadie Williams which fol-
lowed. 1t was very interesting.
The election of officers then held result
ed as follows:
President, Mrs. W. p. MeCOnkey, Grove
City; Vice Presidents, Mrs. NJ. Z. Wright,
Mrs. C. f. Mifflin, Mrs. L. P. Chesebrs,
Mrs. MI. McJunkin and Mrs. IL. Nc
Candless; Recording Secretary, Miss b. w.
Lowry, Butler, Pa; Home Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs A Mccullough, Grove
City; Foreign Corresponding Secreary,
Mrs. Z. NJ. Colbert, Butler; Foreign Treas
ury, Miss Alice Black, Grove City; Home
Treasury, Mrs. W. d. Brandon, Butler;
Secretary Freedmen, Mrs. 5. sW. Orr,
Rruin: Secretary Sabbath School, Mrs. T..
Thompson, Elon; Leahet Secretary, Mrs
t. c. Campbell, Butler; Treasurer OF Con
tingent Fund, Mrs. W. NJ. Hays, Clinton
vile. Pa.
In the afternoon after devotional services
Mrs. W. ID. Brandon conducted the "chll-
dren's Hour" most interesting affair;
there was prayer by Miss Alice Wick;
singing by Mrs. Brandon's class, and reel
tations; Willie McCurdy, of Grove City, re-
cited '.The Weaver" Mrs. T. C. Campbells S
class sang: Charlie Smith reeited ''The
Missionary Hem" there was then dia-
logue by eight girls; James Campbell then
recited "The Praying Machine"
Miss Ella Montgomery, the iavorably
known and devoted Missionary of Ashe-
vile, n. C. who had returned just the day
before. then addressed the children.
After singing, Mrs. Tracy talked to the
children, after which the meeting adjoured
with song.
The following are the resolutions adopt
ed at the session of Wednesday evening.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That as members of, and del
egates TO this Presbyterial Society, we do
each resolve to be more faithful to our
Masters cause, not sighting our high
privilege as works together with God, IN
bringing about the glorious time when the
kin gdom of this world shall have become
the kingdom Of our Lord.
Resolved. That as the best course for
women OI luc CuuICu W pulouo III oeS"iHiH
this earnestly desired end seems to be
through the organizations aiding missionary
work. therefore we should use every
available means to promote the growth
and efficiency OF our Auxiliary Societies
and Bands.
Resolved, That we plan more carefully
for the things that will assist in giving
life and interest to our meetings, not ne
glecting the important item of literature,
such as magazines ard the leaflets.
Resolved, That we take higher view
of sthe efficacy and power OF prayer,
remembering the promises made TO those
who pray in faith praying always with all
prayer" for the pouring out OF the Holy
Spirit upon all flesh for missionaries and
for every nation and people, never forget
ting our own entire dependence upon God,
and humbly asking for blessing upon
-ourr-vfrr- er,5 s-..- -re~ls
Resolved. That we hereby extend to the
C. e. S. our sisterly greetings, expressing
our interests in, and qualification with,
their work, giving thanks that such organl-
cations have been raised up and statlng
that we will gladly receive delegates should
they think best to be represented In the
annual meetings of the Pres. Society.
Resolved, That we hereby do enter our
solemn protest against the opening OF the
Worlds Fair to visitors on the Sabbath
and also against the sale of Intoxicating
liquors upon the grounds.
| Resolved That to those three dear
sisters who have been called TO mourn and
whose homes are darkened because oil
| loved ones who have gone out to return no
more, we express our sincere sympathy
and tender regard. We commend them to
| the love of the Lurd Jesus. who was Him
self man of sorrow and acquainted with
| grief.
Resolved, That We return our sincere
thanks to Mrs. Tracy and Miss Mckay who
so ably addressed us; TO the people OF But
Ter for their hospitality SO kindly displayed;
to the choir; the ladies who sang for us,
snd to all who may have assisted US III any
way.
| MRS MCCoLLoUGH,
! MRS CHEsEBRO,
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