Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13

and to enrich it with illustrations. 9ne
took a prominent part in the CONF ~ ,,I',,
ON iunior work i'm the international Oon-
,.opfion I'm Buffalo last year, and VIII
nresent a paper at the convention HeIe
She has had charge of the primary WoiN
AT calvary Baptist church, New hoIh'
which is one Of the leading churches III
the denomination.
Mrs. y. b. Leslie, of ConnersVlle' lnu',
&C. onother splendid worker in TINS great
80 ~ labor. She has been connected
LEGALLY with the Baptist Young Peop'c
1Trion Association since its organlza' ION
and for three years was state JuailVI
laader for Indiana. She was also HeIu
secretary for senior and junior unions -
a wear. organizing unions ana scOui no
subscriptions for the union She - I'm
tinuing this work now traVelilns 80
~ STATE and working under the aus
VI 90 the Woman's state Mission
Roord with charts explaining the OBJECT
30 +l,o Rantist Young Peoples Union
Miss Carrie o. Mnlspaugh, OF Portland
Ore has been deeply interested IN tn'
paptist Young Peoples Union oil A IIoiI,
since the beginning of the hloNenien',
while busilv engaged in teachiHs an"
,-ttt,c, for several years, she FOUND uiht
for considerable work in cohhectloh W.
tho new society. For three years -"
vas superintendent of the junior Cilo"
in Tecumseh, Mich. In 1919 MisS Nn,i'9
,auch reported the Baltimore convention
- Tho christian Herald of Detroit III
tSoe re- gave an address on junior W"rh
al the Milwaukee convention
After having graduated at the BaptlsO
D,issionarv Training School, in Chicago'
i'm lime 1895 she was commissioners "
- - oe general missionary for oregon
- The Woman's Baptist Home MISSION
society the Womans Baptist Foreign
MISSIONARY Society Of the state. ana tlie
state Baptist Young Peoples mon, ono
bss already organized several new So
cieties and has helped give new Ire an"
permanence 10 many more
Mrs. A. G.. Hislop has been assoGia1eu
with the Baptist Young People OIlo"
ever since the organization Oh the HnoEe-
,,ont boing an earnest worker III the
local union. aud for the past me -
c.,rresnonding and recording secretary ol
~ Soutb Dakota Baptist Young People =
1rnio-n The work has been systemauzed
- ,,nions brought more closely TO-
- in sympathy. she Is untiring III
- oeeorts TO advance the work IN the
rSrietian culture Courses. and increase
The circulation of the Union
Mice Minnie J. Headley, state lrea-
.,,rer for Iowa. has been III once tol
nearlv two years, and ner report tliS
an yin be the best testimonial 10 nel
a8ciencv as local president. Sne uiI
much 10 establish Baptist young eopi0 .
Union in the church at Musca'ihe'
o,,,o. eplendid workers of the BaptisI
youn, Peoples Union are Miss "eois,"
Richards. president OF the 1o,oi ','s
State Union; Miss Carrie SheIleiu' VI
Topeka. secretary Of the Kansas n.y." ~.
Mrs. ]. Spicer Leaning, cape Nay Syy,,, 80
\ j.. local junior leader; Mrs' " ~
smith Orange \. j., local Juli'"i t,a
N1ies Mary f. Fausett, of Union Cl'y' "a
So. Hottie Hodge. second vce-presideht
~ the Baptist Young Peoples Union. As,
sociatiop of Michigan and MISS MAUI
pollard corresponding secretary oil the
N-iroinio State Union. Miss Bertha Gflih-
,,eu of Cleveland, o., IS very active III
~, work of the German Baptist Young
uoonle's Union, which is in fullest ANNA
,ion with the international organization
Thus this young peoples movement mas
- another wide door of usefulness
Spr the women of the land whose inten-
go, and deep religious sympathy anu
knowledge Of child nature pecuharE ~
my" - This work. There Is no one
49, 4, more deeply indebted TO Chils-
Unity than woman, VINO mas iisel ~ siio
.'n,ai scale and exulted TO queeisi',p
socla' r,an life only where Christianity
I SoSG swaw Her Christian work Is at s once
hold s was, 20 the instinct of debtor
n nSIo and TO the love of her Master