The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-22
WILL GRADUAIEAT
CALVARY. CHURCH.
MISSIONARY WORKERS COMING
] FROM MANY STATES.
Thirty fourth Annual Meeting Of the
Women's Baptist. Foreign Missionary.
~ Society of the West Begins Tuesday
Morning and Will Continue Thru
Wednesday and Thursday. t.a& 5s 4. t@ ISL

The thirty-fourth annual meeting Of
the Women's Baptist Foreign Mission
airy society Of the west will be held in
Calvary Baptist church, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday Of this week.
The society embraces territory as far
east as pennsylvania, south to Tenhes-
see, west to California, and north to
Canada. Two sessions will be held
Tuesday and three on Wednesday. and
Thursday. .1...z..s,. .7S5 S. ~
= The programs Of the various sessions
will be as follows: -.
NV. .;f.l TUESDAY AFTERNOON. ~
=. - Mrs John Edwin Scott, Presiding -.
Bible song service led by Mrs. E. R.. still
we'll, Ohio. y s5lt, "ilE7 -#:f#5E tIilJ 60
= Greeting, Mrs F. B. Lathrop.A as.:..@ ;ss:z@ ,sr
s appointment Of committees. - - -,
The Years Work Abroad Mrs. Frederick
Clatworthy, foreign secretary ~ ~ .'!~;t2s .s-s5
tr 1.-The Treasury Mrs Matilda q. kline, treas
"our Home Department" Miss Julia L. Austin,
. ''our Rope Holders, brief reports from state
secretaries. - sr-L#.-@ "ciE G= 94tastJt. IT: ~
Our, Literature" Miss Cora B. Kimball secre-
tary Of literature. .,. .-..,,.. .,.. ,4 ,t-5
...,..5 .. TUESDAY EVENING. -, 49,. =.
745--Music by Stanley Hall quartet. ~.
Scripture reading and prayer. ~. H.,
Address, personal Experiences in Medical
Work In China, Dr. Anna K Scott, Swallow.
China. ..s4. :.,.-fs.,...-e - -: = $50 3-:.r
Introduction of officers and missionaries
r., rl WEDNESDAY MORNING. ~ "
n Prayer and praise service, led by Miss Carrie
:. "Evangelistic Work in 1ndia'' Miss Dorcas
Whitaker, Vinukonda, India. -; -. : --fs- > :
With Christ, Our Leader, in Japan" Miss
Gerda Paulson, Sondai, Japan. .'f -@ ''sS - -
"A Glimpse into the Home at Morgan Park -
Mrs Ella T. Dodge, superintendent of home for
missionaries children: n. r 49, -. .-.;-l1
.. ..,,...., WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ~. rs.
Ia -" ii
Chicago. "'-- .. 49,. II T'i'-H1 =
Voices from Burmah" Miss Stella Ragon
shWegyin Bqrmah; Miss ,Violetta Peterson Hen
Medical Missions in Burmah," DR.. Naomi Gar
ton, Iowa.. 80 s;.'.s - =, I-9'77-' =
Children's missionary meeting, led by Mrs
NJ L. Lamoreaux, Illinois. . 1890.
! -... WEDNESDAY EVENING. ...: .,.:.-
Solo Miss Eleanor s. Nesbitte ta Minneapolis.
'past Happenings" Miss S. Alta Page. -
MINIS Missionary u Palmistry. Present Doings," Miss
Future Possibilities Miss Katherine Kidder
~. The Call and the Response" Mrs. Frederick
Why We Co." by missionary candidates un.
der appointment ;%::- :.
T THURSDAY MORNING. T.
,,l Prayer and praise meeting, led by Mrs. E. A.
Workers conference. .-:3.@S.%:: =
Our Work for the Coming Year; Shall we
| retaries. ~ ..,.:... >....''.-#' -. .--T )
The Power of the Pen in the Cultivation
of the Field" Mrs. w. NJ. Gray, Kansas. %.
nAssociational Conferences; Are They Helpful
and Practicable p Mrs. NJ. v. Higman Illinois
THE Possibilities Of a Literature Secretary,
Mrs. e. ]. Foster, Indiana. ::3.:..
! THE New Sunday School Plan A Place fol
Advance" Miss Edith Holston, Wisconsin.
| Question Box. +,... ,.';s;: .'..
! ~ E:: 4#::.: THURSDAY AFTERNOON. 5.*@
| 2:00-Service in memory of our crowned ones
| led by Mrs. T.. A. Crandall, Minneapolis. II
| Report Of committees. -. :.:.i =
missionary Conferences Mrs. Emma Cum
mings Park, MD, India r
! THURSDAY EVENING. j
! 7:45--Song service. g.""t ~
Scripture and prayer. .z@Es.' -:
| Solo, Miss Agnes Griswold, Minneapolis.
Missionary address, The Supreme Task
Professor Il. q. Willett, University Of Chicago
| Missionary mes sages.