The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-16
Foreign Missionary Society.

and the Juvenile Foreign Missionary
Societies OF the West Virginia Con-
ference. N. Z. Church South, conven-
ed in Louisa and Thursday evening
OF last week. Welcome addresses we're
delivered according TO the program
heretofore published In these col
umns. These were followed by n
praise service led by Mrs. J. w.
Hampton. OF Ashland. Mrs. Hamp-
ton. being vice president. presided
Throughout the meeting. as Mrs. Me-
Intosh. the president. was prevented
from attending by illness and a re-
cent death In her family.
Three sessions per day were held
on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. A
great deal Of interest was shown in
all these meetings and the attend
ance OF those outside the member
ship was very liberal.
On Saturday evening an open PES
sion OF the Louisa Juvenile Society
was held, at which an entertaining
program was rendered. The church
was crowded 10 It's utmost capacity.
ON Sunday morning Rev. o. n. Will
Jams preached missionary sermon
that pronounced by the delegates to
be one Of the very best they have
ever had at their meetings. After
the sermon the sacrament was adj
minlstered TO large number Of per-
sons
A memorial service was held on
Sunday afternoon. Four members
have died since the last meeting
among the number being Mrs. Nan
ME Frese Watson, OF this place
Very touching tributes were paid 10
the departed.
The annual meeting closed on Sun
day and the delegates departed Mon
day morning. The meeting was a
very pleasant and profitable affair.
and was enjoyed as much by the peo-
pie OF Louisa as by the delegates.
One OF the regrets generally ex-
pressed was that Mrs. j. NJ. Boland
was prevented from attending the
meeting. DIR. Boland was sick at the
time she had expected to start for
Louisa The Louisa people would
pave bccn very glad to have had
Mrs. Swltzer also. Both OF these good
women took great interest In The
missionary work while residents OF
Louisa.
The following IS list OF delegates
is attendance and athose who en-
tertalned them:
Mrs Golf and Miss Anetia Curry.
Spencer. W. wa, and Miss Georgia
comstock, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. by Mr.
NJ. s. Burns
Mrs lmboden. Mas Maggie Martin.
Ansled. W. Va. by Mrs. r. 7. D. Wal
lace.
Miss Tinsley. Ansted. w Va. by
Mrs, J. II. Preston.
Mrs Holly and Miss MMnce. An
sted, by Mrs Vim. JastiSe.
Mrs. Bosgess. Spencer, ". Va. and
Mrs Mclnturf. Rayenswood, by Mrs
Il. 7. Burns
Miss Anna Plat. Fayetteville. w
Va. by Mrs A. Snyder
Mrs. Lewis, Charleston. W. Va. by
Mrs. A. NJ. Hughes.
Mrs. Murphy. Parkersburg. W. Va.
Mrs W. f. shipman.
Mrs, Kate King. Arbuckle. w Va,
BY Mrs. W. n. Sullivan.
Mis- Stafford. Buffalo. w Va. by
Mrs. Frank wallace. Jr.
Misses Bertha Nash and Anna Lou
se Ratcllff. OF Huntington. and Miss
Mabel Horton. Charlsson. by Mrs. A.
W. Bromley.
Miss Retta Gelger Ashiahu, Mlss
,ddie Thotnburg, Huntington. by Mrs.
j. W. Castle.
Miss LYDIA Moore and little Miss
Meek. Catlettsburg. by Mrs. Hannah
Ackey,
Mrs. l.. V. Hampton, Ashland by
Ar. +. +. Freese.
McTyre Martin. Huntington, by Mrs.
Nm. Remmele.
Chas. suatton. Ashland. by Row
and Horton.
Miss Nina Rathbone. Catlettsburg'
" Mrs. t. ]. snyder
Mrs. W. f. Edwards, Ashland, By
hrs. Mamie Hayes