The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
yyemnns. 1afasIemary Untun.

H The session of the Baptist Womans g Missionary Union. held In the Metho- dist Church at West End this week. was one of unusual interest and profit \ the twenty-six societies of the Union were present, and made ereditable re- ports of the work accomplished. Two ! new societies were hland | Park and Haynevflfe
 1 Mrs. T. A. Smith. First Vice Pres fdent. in her annual address. spoke !, strong, helpful words to her co-work- \ CTS. happy and congratulatory for the \ present and encouraging and fnspfr- ing for the future.
 Mrs T. ". Harmon. Second Vice i. President, gave in detail. the results of the year of progress and activity ] among the societies. which have so I cordially co-operated with her in her I active and successful efforts for the 4 Union. s5.4f986 having been raised l si.24g34 for missions and SS,7SS,o6 for l church aid and building, and s4424S Il in box contributions.
 | In recognition of faithful, capable l service, Mrs W. c. Yeiverton was Il elected Secretary
 Il The plan of work for 1906, as rec I commended by the committee, Mrs. '. Fl. Scott Chairman. Mrs. T. L. Jones I and Mrs. F. C. Bennett will embrace | that Of the National and state " M. IL. specializing in the compound ID I Italv. Chanel at Colon, the Margaret, lI.ouisviIle, and Orphans Homer, ana Library fund of Howard College. | Tn apportionments the Union was l given sf 900 for missions by the com H mittee. Mrs. J. W. oHara. Mrs. E- M. Figh, Mrs. R. F. Bazemore. | The subjects for dtseussicn were I presented in strong. earnest. torcelul | | weeks of Prayer, by Mrs. H. c. Gun nell.: Systematic Giving, Mrs Q. 1 Atlxtnson: Young woman's Work. Mrs l Annn M stakeIy. Margaret Home. Mrs. Ir A StakeIy; Duty and Privilege TOT 1 Great Commission. Mrs. A. F. Dtx. | TTpon suggestion of Mrs. J. ". I oHara, the Union will assist m tns l maintenance of Mss M. Gerraio;
 Thorsby. at the Louisville Framing i school Home, where she will prepare baraelf for the Foreign Mission neld- The daughter of the late Rev J. w: f x.oatar colored was introduced, anu roasa an earnest appeal for enccuraes- ment and help for the girls oI hes race. in the industrial department = 1 inc Selma Baptist University, Wnen .rss cordSaiiv commented ry the vice s..Saat Tar belp and endorsemsHt.
 fn the report on Resolutions, Mrs T. u Nuckols. Chairman, Mrs. ". C. l T1,,,ta Mrs E. w. Gresham the Ohlon I -...,.ossoa oratitu1e 70 God for resto- l = ttan and nresence of the First wee l rs-aa.dent. for the faithful, aceeptaoie iabor of the Second Vice Presiuen', "a I inc west End and Montgomery peop.e .se l for cordial hospitality anu ,,se Mathodiats for the use, of their houSe of worship.
 BautFst Finances' ,, l ,. ..otan,rnt furnished by the t1- I aa Con,mtttee of the Montgomery | tss,,tist Association. as reported churoh letters at the recenl ,ss's.,s1, held with the West End Bar.ist 'l"" tbs 1 cave the following amounts A 1 year's contributions;
 l Amount for foreign, home hho .ao e1 | state missions. ..,.% "'1-V'V- IReported last year for tlese .o,ees
 oo1ects' s,,w,.1 the year =. 2.5t s.63 Reported rom e'"e .'.... 2,45s.ss For pastors ses sa,s''eS ~ 1s,942.25
 hohls os nInutcs 5s.75 rotol contributions report
 ed for the year. ;SNo'ooI.to U. 1 This sum does not inchoe M MHiahg ' thousand dollars raised ana I.a hy inc First Baptist Church on US new building enterprise. which expen- attnres thoy hope to make full state | n1ent of by tho Next meeting or tne Association in 1907.
 Enuortt League Meeting.
 1 The monthly social meeting oI lhe r,,,yrorth J,enaue of tho Clayton Street Methodist Church, was held Friday
 exanto0 et the home of Mr and Mrs , Iesse wadsworth at 52O Clavton Street
 A large number of the members ana
 their families attended.
 The devotional exercises were con dvcted bv the President. Claude Green:
 An interesting program of vocal ane' | lynatruunentai music was enjoyeo throurhout the evening. An amusing 1 eeature of the evenings entertainment was a drawing contest, in whlch MISS
 Bertha Dixon and Mir. ! F. Bowman l showed a ready use of the crayOh,
 euasaing contest was held in which ea.a,IIar articles or combinations of ar
 +lsIea reuresentcd the names Of we'll ,,no,vn cities. were given to the guests,
 wh, endeavorcd to reach the correct
 srhe nrixe. a dainty Good Luck" pin,
 was won by Miss Effle Maelean'
 Following the proEre"'. refreshments
 ,.ara served. in which Mrs. wadsworth Tas assisted by Mrs Tom Thweatt and N1fszes Gussie and I4ouiee wadsworth
 rhose present were Misses Pertha R4cbardson. Durkie Reese. Blanche
 Reese. Adaie Scott Mary Walker. Car rio Tallov. Nancy Croxton. Lily Wads-
 worth. Bertha Dixon. Florence Mac lT.ean. Etile MacLean. Augusta Wads- worth Louise Wadsworth. Mrs. Tom
 Thweatt and Messrs. Claude Green. J.
 P Bowman, Edward Ellington Ebert wsAsworth. Gordon Keytor. A. C. Rob arts Green Wsdswcrta. Walton Thweatt and John Wadsworih
 Dr. TshrenrIch Improved.
 | On account of illness. Rabbi Ehren- rich was detafpe1 at his home Tn Phil odelphia. and dtd not reach Montgom- cry last Thursday. es was expected Dr Fhrenrieh was elected to tho Mont eomerv Rabbinate some months ago, .i bnt was not to assume his duties until this last week As he was preparing 1 10 leave Philadelphia for Montgomery I he was taken III. and his physicians advised thst hR defer his leaving home for week He is oNrectcd to reach Montgomery and conduct the services at Temple Beth Or next Friday night and Saturday
 Rev. w. M Crawford. pastor Of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, spent l the past week at East Lake. where he | con iucted a series of meetings in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church at that place. MT Crawford returned to Montgomery yesterday. accom-
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