The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-07
Balance on hand from previous

Largest deposit, in bank. ,$7 %
 Smallest deposit in bank.
 Number of deposito 121
 As missionary pastor, Rev. MT. Moss snlan reported upon the religious ser vices under his care on Sundays and nearly every evening of the week. He also teaches the adult Bible class at the Sunday morning Sunday school Between two and three hundred per- sons, many of whom are often in needy condition, are under his pastoral care; besides which are many other families connected with the mission through the Sunday school the Sewing school, the Mothers meeting, the Girls club, etc. Between three and four hundred families are usually related to the mis- sion in various ways during the year.
 As nearly as he could estimate, about 450 calls were made or received by him each month, pr over five thousand dur ing the year. Additional to this were a large number of other families by his student assistants and a corps or friendly visitors and the valuable aid given by ten different societies of Christian Endeavor or Epworth Leagues in conducting meetings at the City Mission house. These volunteer efforts he comfended very highly, and also acknowledged the services of his office assistant, Mrs M. A. Rice and of MT. J. F. Douglass, the financial secre- tary, by which he was himself enabled to do more work among the mission families.
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 The following persons then gave in teresting accounts of the divisions of work in the pastors department of which they had been in charge viz: The Mission Rescue band, by George E. Loveday, chairman; the Kings Daughters, by Mrs. Lucy Loveday, secretary (for Mrs. Edward Myrick, the chairman); the Berkeley Mems club, by MT. w. Clarke, Yale 1906, one of their executive committed.
 The evenings exercises closed with a duet by MT. and Mrs. Loveday and the singing of the doxology.
 !! Before the exercises the ladies of the executive committee gave supper, I which was heartily enjoyed by the di- rectors and their wives and other ir- t vited guests, between forty and fifty ] in all.
 Several prominent pastors of the 1 city, with their wives, attended. A vote of thanks was given to the com mittee who prepared the supper, con { sisting of Mrs. H. B. Sturges, chair man, assisted by Mrs. H, G. Newton
 Mrs o. A. Dorman, Mrs. L. c. Dayton
 Mrs. H. E. Goodwin. Mrs. ". F. Nc
 Neil, Mrs. A. B. Miller, Mrs, Edward
 Myrick, Mrs w. F. Northrop, Mrs. F
 D. Hortshorn and Mrs. Albert Bean. Following is the financial report fol i the missionary year ending September i 30, 1904, arranged by the financial see- retary, J. F. Douglass, whose success.
 full efforts for the year were heartily
 commended by the directors and the executive comfittee, as was also the l faithful service throughout the year oi l Rev. Mir Mossman the missionary pastor, and Mrs. Graves, the lady mis-
 sionary. The reports of the volunteer
 workers also were evidently fully ap- 1 preciated, the audience frequently ap. I plauding during the evenings exer- l cis-es.
 FINANCIAL REPORT. -. i Receipts-Balance from previous
 year, S65.S5; from church afferings 1 Sunday schools and Young Peoples So. I ciety of Christian Endeavor, $6O4.06; in. dividual contributions, $2,993; Dicker- l man fund income, S279; use of Mission ] building by others. s4SS: Sunday re-