The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-18

,lrcn, should set, as defnitA aims for
their work the contribution ot $500
10 bald n Sunbeam compound house
at Yingtal. China and also Sj.hoa for
/ a combined school and chapel at IL
rase. Texas.
Mrs. Mccomb next read the report Of
the committee on literature.
Mrs. W!llingham. of Georgia, made
the report OF the committee on plan
lot work. The report urged the adop-
Ition of all recommendations made by
Convention; that Sunbeam work and
young peoples work be increased and
Iorganized; that courses of mission
study be recommended to Individual
societies; that the Margaret Home and
the Womans Missionary Training
school and Home be the special OBJ
.iects of the nnon's prayer and work.
| Miss Katherine Halves. founder of
! the Covcnanters' organization of the
Presbyterian church. was asked to adj
dress the meeting. She made a f'arvent
iarpeal for the organization of boys
land the caring for them in the
tchurches She said in part:
The church wants boys in three
:.
ond, we need them; third, we want
4 them for their own sakes. 1t is in our
hands to determine their future Will
You be the nail that is out of place
and causes thereby the loss OF q king
dom, or will you put forth your best
efforts to save the %boys?"
Mrs. John II. Eager, of Baltimore.
took the chair to preside at the cleo
ton of officers. The committee on
nominations reported the following Of
Ulcers for election: President, Miss
Fannie E. S Heck. of Raleigh, n. c.;
| Corresponding Secretary, Miss Edith
Campbell Crane. OF Maryland; Record
ling Secretaries, Mrs A. c. Johnson,
tof Georgia; Treasurer, Mrs. w. c..
I-owndes, of Maryland The report was
unanimously adopted and the ballot
cast by Mrs. Davis. of Texas.
Mrs. NJ. Ashby Jones read the report
for election Of board for Margaret
J Home
Nice-presidents for the several States
We're elected, as follows. there being
several changes: Alabama, Mrs. D. III.
Il Malone; Arkansas. Mrs. e. Longley;
\ District of Columbia. Mrs. j. H. Will
( son Marriott; Florida, Mrs. w. D. Chip
icy; Georgia. Mrs. A. G. Willingham:
I kentucky. Miss Il. ). Broadus; Louis
lana, Mrs c. Ammen; Maryland, Mrs.
III. II. Eager; Mississippi. Mrs. ". A.
/ NcComb: Missouri. Mrs. J. L. Burn
ham; North Carolina. Miss Susan
\ Clarke: Oklahoma. Mrs. T. c. Carleton;
I South Carolina, Mrs. ]. D. Chapman;
< Tennessee. Mrs. a. ]. Wheeler: Texas
Mrs. F. S. Davis; Virginia, Mrs ]. P.
I Thomas.
? Miss Broaddus made a report recon-
intending the reelection of the three
editors OF mission journals which was
adopted.
! Miss Heck read the nominations fer
the board and advisory board of file
a Womans Missionary Training School
and Home, which was unanimously
adopted, with several suggested
changes.
An informal conference on clildren's
work and Sunbeam bands was led by
Miss Spaldng, of Florida, and a mum.
Der of two-minute talks were given by
those who carry on this work. Thi.
closed the work of the day.
There Will be no session OF the cntir,
hody to-day. but several separate con.
ferences of Nate workers are called
for this morning in the basement ant
.classrooms OF the Second Baptis
Church.
Swedish railway waiting rooms arr
provided with touches. and por,ers COM
around and wake slumbcrcrs ten min
utes before the train Is to start.
In footing a London suburb, are tw'
: villas, side by side. One Is NAMED
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