Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-11
MISSION MEETING HERE.
congregational Foreign Missionary
Society Will Hold It's Annual
Meeting Next Week.

II -
The program for the twenty fifth
annual meeting OF the Minnesota
lbranch Of the Woman's Board OF
missions Of the Interior has been
lannounced. I z.
The meeting will be held at thu
congregational church at Littl'
IFalla, April 16, II and is. -<.-
The women of Little Falls will be
Itha hostesses. ~. : 49,.
a. Miss Margaret j. Evans will open
1.-THE meeting and conference reports
fwill be given by Mrs, W. A. James
and Mrs. B. W. Smith. Minneapolis,
Iand Mrs. W. s. Horr, Duluth.
Rev. W, Z. Waller will deliver the
VA! !dsess of welcome and the other
Ispeakers viii be Mrs. D. T. Wheat
1on and Mrs. A. A. Stone OF Morris,
Mrs. C. NJ. Dickenson OF Hancock,
4 SIIs=ssrs. E, V. Lam burd OF Ortonville,
5SiiSM:S. A. C. Peck, Miss Evans, Miss
ssusan "A. Searle OF Kobe. japan,
sEalrs. II. A. SERVER and Mrs. Lowell
1SE. Jepson OF Minneapolis.
& The most prominent speakers at
ssIthe annual meeting will be DR.. j. F.
saI5Loba: Evanston, ILL.,; Mrs. Moses
s1Ismith, Chicago, president OF the W.
b. o. NJ. and Mrs. E. M.Williams OF
sChicago.
11 II Thursdays program will include
Itreports and talks by Mrs. V. S. Har-
sIrington of Marshall, Mrs. o. N. Carr
Mot Pelican Rapids. Mrs. S. ". Dick
8enson of st. Paul. "rs. W. L. Chap
apel OF Fergus Falls, Mss. Geo. N.
q Makley OF St. Paul, Miss Marion
u Darling OF Detroit, Mrs. Williams OF
q AICnicngo, Mrs, E.. E. Cram of Bur-
q trum, Miss Hartwell cf China, Mra.
q SERVER Of Minneapolis, Mrs, I. Burch
4 OF Mortified, Mrs. Ingham OF Sher-
! fburne. Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Collins OF
! Lake City. Mrs. Clarke Of Red Wing
4 and Mrs. Little of Winona.
sra, ~ : Fl !. Laird, Of Winona will
read a paper written by hrs, Sara
{ 8 Taa-G n Goodrich oi Fang Che, China.
7 Mrs. l.. H. HsAllock of MiEneapolis
} and Mrs. William Brown of Glen
wood will sing.
The election of officers will take
! place on Friday morning and the
reports OF the committees will be
given at that time. Mrs. ". j.
Brown will make an address. Mrs.
Adelia Wells OF New PaynesviIle will
speak and Mrs c. c. Tobey Of Sauk
} Cpntee will address the meeting.
} Dr.zLoba will make his address on
Thursday evening.
Miss Emily S. Hartwell, missionary
in Foochow, China, has written a
} hymn which will be sung ut the meet
ing here. Miss Hartwell is a sister
OF Mrs. E. A. Tupper OF Minneapolis
andwas sent to China by the CoDgre-
gational women of the state. The
! hymn is as follows:
We may not breast the oceans roll
/! Or cross the mighty wave.
We may not know the weary soul
Our loving gift will save;
| But Jesus knows, and heaven will tell
In angels joyous strain.
And earth grow glad, while nlortals swell
| That jubilant refrain.
| We may not know what iii. .ine': heart
| Our earnest prayer may reach,
But Jesus bids us do our part
! Commanding "Pray" and "Teach.'
So thus we toll and prny and give.
| His holy will to meet.
! While earth's redeemed forever live
His loving face to greet.
| Armenias homes, now rent and sore,
Did earliest learn his name;
| To western shores the ages bore
His glorious, saving fame;
| The Islands and Japan a song
I At length began to raise,
While China's, India's, Afric's throng
Now join in hymns of praise.
The circ1ed earth with praise resounds,
/ Our Savior God to Thee.
It's myriad martyr throng surrounds
Thy heavenly throne, while we,
| 'rhv present toilers here below, .
Would join in reverent tone
And humbly seek Thy will to know.
And live in Thee alone. -.,. 49, 49,.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.