The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-04
Ucll1eil and Society.
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 Davis. ssx years: llrs Gay. eEght years The secrskarfes and assfss2nrs have as fozlows- lrizsex Kate HzKhex. Kate waller (CAamberxl. A Deanis. Jane Smifh. & e. RollAnxbes and MrA T. ". Hxnnon,-1frx F. R ChAmbers as Kate waller three yearss Mss RoIlansoee. six years. and Nrk Hannon. twelve yeArx.
 The members have evidenced their sincere interex1 and cordial eo-opera- rfon in plans and objects of the society. and given their loyal devotion of time. labor and means to tho work Of the constituent members. rwenty-nine have paSSed the great beyond eight removed frch ux and eleven still with us. there being now sixty members on the list
 The p2<tors of the church Dr'x- A B. Woodfin. M B Wharton. w M Har- ris. George B. Eager and c A. Stake iy. have given of their presence. pray CTS and words h the meetings. and their assistance. encouragement and fursherance to the cause
 Daring the first year. the society do mated s1IaISs to missions. and the smocnts have continuously increased. until for the past five years they have realized SSe9 per ysar-S9se in cash and seSe in box contriouriOnx Besides di- rect appropriations to state. Home and Foreign mssss0asl for seventeen years the society has supported Bznle women in Chinas for eight years assisted Ala bana women in caring for their foreign missionary. Mss willie kelhe. and for three summers employed eolporteurs to preach in destitute portions of the State. among whom was Rev. T. ". Nc Colium- now the prince ef missionaries in Japan Money has also been given to women-s hospitals at Havana C1ba. Canton. China. and Montxornery Infirm- sry- womenfs missionary homes. at Cznton- and Hekka district. China: Cen teznixl mzsss0n fund; memorial fuud to ur- T. T. T5che00r. our beloved pzzfor fer fifteen -yezrs. the Louis vile TkAining School Home fer Women prep4ring for the foreign mission neld and church building. reaching from our own city to the Far West The Margaret Home for Mfssso1eries' Chfl- dren-" 50 near and dear to this society. the gift of q Christian Mo1her-a home where bright happy children, shielded from the eondfti0as of foreign fields enjoy all that -hame- and mother" imply. and in a beautifully equipped and enviro1ed structure. at GreenviIle. & c receive moral intel lecrual and religious training Arsl
 
 in the work. and Mss Cynthfs Miller. medical missionary in Chiaa. who re- ceived pAr1 of her training at Mont- gomery In7rDary. thr0ugh the sxzLst- snee of Ladies Atd Society and wsrk- ing Circle of this church-she<e causes are remembered today.
 On -he memorial pages of oar be- loved and Szfnted dead who have pass ed from earthly labor Ia heavenly re- ward these names are inscribed: Mss1azaes T L. Todd ". L. Chandler. ". F. Sadler. A !. White. | G Harris Mss lanes F. Smith Nesdames l. H. Abbott w A Travis. H. w. Parrish. Z- ]. Barnett. Mss Bella Scringfellow. and the senior church deacon. Dir. L C Stratford- A fASthfuI mission is per formed through the Bible of Mss lane Smith from whSch she read to us. as now a native pastor-~ from it's sacred pages gives the Word of Life to the Telegls At Natal Africa
 In the plan and coa1Rcs ef the meet inEs. the society has acted fin unison with Wo@aa's MEs<acnzvy Union. s R C. and State Central Cozmtrtse<. sub scrEbing to the literature. special lines of work in Christuzs 01ering to China. Week of Prayer and special effort for Fhich have usually been held in the Baptist Churches. and co1ducted by their wOmzn,s nniSskcnAry sScEetiess and in boxes of clothing sent to nfxston1- ries. from California to Tennessee
 Addresses have been delivered by the following distinguished workers Rev N B Forester, at the first ami versary meetings the missionaries Mrs NJ c Crawford Rev B Williams. Mss Willie Kelly, China Mss M B. Waite head Burma. Miss L. WtmhfSh, JapAns President Wom2n's Missionary Union. s B c Mrs C A Stakely and the Sec- refAry. Miss AW- Armstrong;. B1ltfnore. Md: Presidents of State Central Com mitfee. MeS1Ames T. A Hamilton and L. F. Sfratton- BSrmingh2-- A<Soeia- tiOnal Vice-PreSi6ent WO1zm's work Mrs s A Smith: Prof George B Eager in benefit lecture for new church: Mrs Eager for Louisville Training School Home, and Mrs F R Chambers. New York, our three years Secretary the daughter of our President and w0nAn known and loved th-o1gAOur the South land for her mUntneent service to rri<- siOn<-
 From the first meetings the burden of prayer has been that God would raise up missionaries from among Ala bamz's daughters. answered in Mrs J. w MrCullOm. T W. Ayers. T. w. Ray and Misses Willie Kelly. Cynthia Miller, Rosa Golden. Louise Davis- unanswered in our eh1rcA and society," In the responsibilities and successes of the present and the opportunities and possibilities of the future. there may be found strength and inspiration from the past
 Twenty-Five years of EercteSS of blessings all the days
 TWenty-6ve years of proving Gods presence all the w1Ys-
 Twenty-Hve years of service of wifi ness for ChriS.'S love
 Twen1y-nve years of training for holiest work above
 RespeecfulIy submitted. Ezi1E= B H2aEOu. Secretary.