The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-05-21
BAPTIST HOME MISSIONS.
o GERS Tr--~n by the Convention at
IItJsLu.s-F -Freasurer's Report.

o GERS Chem by the Convention at
EltgsDu.E -Treasurer's Report.
PITTsBURG, May 19.-The second
days session of the Women's Baptist
Home Mission society opened at 9:l5
a, m, IN the Fourth Avenue Baptist
church.
The committee on nominations made
the following nominations
General ofiicers-President, Mrs. j.
n Grouse, 223I Prairie avenue, Chi
cago; corresponding secretary, Miss NJ.
G. Burdette. 24ll Indiana avenue, Chi
cago, recording secretary, Mrs. w. +.
Wamsley, Brooklyn treasurer. Mrs.
a H Barber. 24Il Indiana avenue.
Chicago
Vice presidents Mrs VIM
field Scott. Phoenix California South
ernj, Mrs. J. +. jackson, Station X.
Los Angeles; children's vice president.
Miss Louise NIckroy, 534 st. Paul's
avenue, Los Angeles; Colorado, Mrs.
F. 1. Smith, 263l Humboldt street.
Denver; Illinois. Miss Ellen NJ
Sprague, $50 Marshheld avenue, Chi
cago; Indiana, Mrs Reuben Jeffery,
5oI y. Capitol avenue. Indianapolis
Indian Territory. Mrs. J. ) Morrow.
Atoka, ChOCtaw Nation; Iowa, Miss
Laura Mason. 9O2 South Ninth
street, Burlington; Kansas. Miss Nina
:. Everett, 625 Harrison street, To-
peke; Minnesota. Mrs. II. d. Gates.
ia Summit avenue. St. Paul: What
Can director, Mrs. II F. Stilwell, 1900
Blaisdell street. Minneapolis, Mimi.
Chlldren's vice president, Miss \. Celia
MOrfOrd, ,Owantonua Montana, Mrs. h
L. johnson. 725 Breckenridge street,
Helena; Nebraska, Miss Martha Van
Ness, 20 Saulisbury block, Lincoln.
New Jersey, Mrs. II. +. Smith, Mt.
Holly; What l Can director, Mrs. Ida
Altman, llGl East Broad street, Eliza
lOr. l22! Dean street, Brooklyn; North
Dakota, Mrs. NJ. +. Hall, 1925
Fourth avenue, S. Fargo; Ohio, Mrs. 5.
NJ. Fulton, Is Washington avenue,
Elyria Oregon, Mrs. j. F. Watson.
Portland; Pennsylvania, Miss Frances
NJ. SChuy Ter, 6l1 Grace street, Will
Transport South Dakota, Mrs. Walter
Ross, De Smet Utah, Mrs. ]. J. Corum,
Is Eagle Block, Salt Lake City; Wash
ington eastern district, Mrs T. T.
Trimble, COlfax; (western district.
Mrs. s. W. Beaver, Burton Miss An
ME Beaven, assistant, Burton; West
Virginia, Mrs, Anna Stone, Fairmont;
Wisconsin, Mrs L. Smith, Darlington;
Wyoming, Mrs. J. .. Churchill. Chey-
enne
On motion the secretary cast the bal
lot for the officers named. who are the
same as last year. This was done and
the president, Mrs. j n. Grouse, re-
sponded for the newly elected officers
The treasurer report was as follows:
The report showed that S60,07l. 62 had
been received from the various state Or
CARNATIONS during the year. In addi-
tion TO the amounts contributed there
was received So OS9 SO for deficit of
1896, bringing the total receipts for the
year up 10 $63, ,16l.5S This. with
balance on hand o, g, 995 10. brought
the grand total to $66. 1865.
OF this sum the general disburse-
ments amounted to $50. 0.77S.44 The
liabilities consist of a Sl,7OO loan,
emergency fund. 50, 900. The debt at
the close of the year was $1,000. not
including the emergency fund of
81, 500 On the total was paid during
the last year 5000. leaving present
deficit, less the amount of cash on
hand, of S3,10O