Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-28

sions, which are always closed
promptly at 8:45, beginning at 7:l5.
There was a solo by Mrs Emma Had
ley; lecture by P. w. Raidabaugh, of
Chicago; and a report of the state
Sunday school work by the Rev. Mr.
| Huber, of St. Paul's Lutheran church
| The fifth annual report of the Biole
institute, made by Levi Mills and
Ebert Russell, president and secre-
tary, was adopted bv the meeting,
! which commended the work very
highly. They recommended that the
appropriations for the work be the
same the ceming year as they were
the past year, viz $500 from Indi
| ana yearly meeting, Sl50 from West
ern yearly meeting, and 800 from
Wilmington yearly me ct ng.
The report of the missionary board
at Southland was approved. The
work OF Barclay Johnson aud wife,
superintendent aud matron, was
commended, also that of the teach
srs.. Al are rea@.s,-.ea .-<e~sse- r s,4.l, h
avs, has prospect or narrfads.
The committee has 311 acres of land
which is rented out at good rental.
The plans for the new building call
for S4, 900 of which they have So, 900
and ask the meeting to help with 'fs
usual appropriation of 500, anu tae
allowance from the Metfold fund;
the committee will give the balance
/ OF Sl0O. The school had an enroll
ment of 15S last year. 1t sends out
many colored teachers through the
south. At tri-county institute at
| Marvel, Ark 80 per cent. of the
/ teachers present were from this
/ school. The receipts of the college
t last year e 'e.s4, 565. 75 with expendi-
+ lures of 81 ,050 "a, leaving a bal
ance of S515 q. The meeting
raised 800 by subscription Gcanted
the 5000 from the Metford fun d
and should the 500 appropriation be
made it will make 81 200 added to the
building fund, making the new build
ing a credit to the yearly meeting. A
committee of Timothy Nicholson,
Elkanah Bea d, Samuel Dickinson,
Eli jay and Chas. ". ogborn was
appointed TO prepare a history of the
college for submission at the next
yearly meeting
The 70 lowing we're made officers
of the W, f. NJ. 3. in the Women :
meeting:
President, Phariba Stevens; vice
president, Abigail White; recording
secretary, Marv Clark; correspond
ing secretary, Eliza S. White: treas
urer. Anna VI Roberts; superiotend
ent systematic giving, Esther Pugh
superintendent literature, Lucy IL
Binford.
The committee reported the name
OF Luella Wade TO take the place o
, Mary Baldwin on the visiting boarC
! OF " hite 5 Institute.
The report of ". ]. Hiatt and En-
ma Hedges OF the committee on hom
missions stated that there were 10.
: meetings for worship and 10 meet
inus for children, S12 families visited
3. .3Ol visits to the sick and aged, II
visits to neighboring meetings, IS
cottage prayer meetings, copies c
the American Friend given to thos
, who had lately joined 10 Sunda
schools helped and II quarters repor
: 10 in the home class, boxes of oeo
. ing and clothes given TO White 5 liz
3 stitute and one box and one barrel I
: Southland college, 2I6 bouquets giy
en- to the sick and for church and fur
o eral occasions, provisions, clothe
$ aud fuel given away to the value I
. S435. 81 and cash to the amount {
$3.50. 30 There were "A, $50 pages I
Z literature distributed.
: Quarterly meeting reports sho
!. the following:
: Deceased ministers. Winchester
: Simpson S. Hinshaw and William J
: Cox Eastern, Anna NJ Johnsol
I Whitewater. Eli Cooks. Minister
e recorded, Paramount, Isaiah ia,
Winchester, Thomas ]. Wrigh
& Meetings established. Fairmoun
IS a preparation aud meeting for wo
; ship southeast of Alexandria IN Ma