The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-03-28

Annual Meeting of the Society to
be Held I'm this City Com.
menclng April 3
Days Session of the state
SOCi ETY..

Days Session of the state
Soci ety..
The Minnesota Branch tn, VI oman
Board o, Missions OF the Interior vii
hold its annual meeting in this city com
mencing on Wednesday afternoon hext
and continuing until Friday noon. There
will be large number of delegates il
attendance, and the program promise:
varied and even shifting succ, sSion o
interesting features. Several foreig,
missionaries, fresh from their fields O
their experience.
Arrangements have been made fo,
reduced fares over the several lines O
railroad IN the state, aud entertainment
will be provided for most Of the dele
gates. private families opening their
homes for the purpose.
The following is the official program.
WEDNESDAY P. NJ, APRIL 8.
$50 Devotional Exercises.
;2:45 Appointment of Committees
2:5o The Purpose of Our Meeting, Mrs.
Wallar, Fergus Falls. Greetings.
-3:Io Conference Reports with Discussion.
1855 Solo, Mrs. M. b. Critchett.
400 The liberalization of Young Peoples,
Chi!dren's and Senior Societies.
Mrs. Warner, Duluth.
4:2o Sectional MEETINGS:
Senior Auxiliaries, Miss Evans.
Young Peoples and Young Ladies'
Miss Hartwell.
Children's Societies, Mrs. Pearson.
500 Social hour.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
7.3o Opening Exercises. Anthem.
7:45 Address of Welcome, Mrs. ]. A. Wood.
Response, Miss Evans. Greetings
from Sister Societies.
$500 Address, Miss Brown, Kobe, Japan.
$40 Offertory and Solo.
$3.50 Address, Rev. j. A. Wood, Sank
Centre.
THURSDAY A. NJ. APRIL.
S:45 Devotional Meeting. Opening Ex-
e:Io Reports of Committees, Credentials,
Business, Constitution.
$50 Reports from Bureau of Exchange,
Secretary, Field Sec. and Treas.
Io.5o Deficits and How to Avoid Them.
Discussion opened by Mrs. Eddy.
II:3o Devotional Exercises. Mrs. w. ID.
Love.
THURSDAY P. NJ.
300 Opening Exercises.
$50 Report of Committee on Secretary
Report.
-2:7o An Hour in Turkey with our Mis-
sionaries: Miss Hannah Griffith.
Address, Mrs. Helen Depew Thorn,
Mardin, Turkey:in. Asia.
$40 Duet, Mrs. N. H. Miner and Mrs. ].
H. Simonton.
3:25 African Experiences, Mrs. II. A.
Cotton, Graceville.
3:s5 Report of the Children's Work.
400 Children's Hour. Some Queer Lit
tie People and their Queer Little
Schools.
The Story Of Little Chinese Girl a.
told by Herself.
How the Children go to School il
China, Turkey, India and Japan.
IA Half Hour in Lands Far Away
by six children.
THURSDAY EVENING.
-7:3o Opening Exercises. Anthem.
..74s Young Peoples Hour: Report of Y
P. S. e. E. and Young Ladies' SO
ceties, MIR. ]. v. V. Lewis,
Address, Miss Anna L. Willard, (witf
costume and curios from Indi:.l
$3.50 O4ertory Music by Sank Centre Y
P. S. &. F.
FRIDAY A. NJ. APRIL. s.
:845 Devotional Meeting, Mrs. G. E. So
per, Alexandria.
600 Opening Exercises.
.o:Io Report of Committees on Treasurer.
Report, Nomin tions, Place, Reso
lutiOns and Business.
.e:25 Adoption of Missionaries.
1000 Free Parliament.
IIa5 Colleges and Missions, Mrs. {. w
Hackett. St. Paul.
II:25 Closing Words, Miss Evans.
1t will he ~ long time ~ bore this p,e;''
meeting comes avs lar net il a> thr>, NM
1t is seldom that SIX TOR, IGN ml>>i.'n:,rn
arr present at these a,nm..l meetings al
one time. 1M,e * in session that ON,
can afford t. miss o., W,dm s,ia, al:
ternCUn an iIiu,n:l ur ptinn VII iu
given at tla C.nrrx; i,.'nl ct''r,l PAR
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