The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07
CITY MISSIONARY
 ASSOCIATION MEETS
Last Years Officers and Five Directors Re Elected and Re- ports Read at After
 noon Meeting.
MIR. M0SSMAN's REPORT
Shows That 10000 In All Have Had Help at Mission, Coming from 400 Families and TiH-
 teen Nations.

The annual public meeting of the City Missionary association was held in the City Mission at 20l Orange street yesterday afternoon and last night and there was a large and enthusiastic at. tendance
 A business meeting was held for the election of officers and all Of last year, officials and five directors were re- elected, The officers are: Rev, I. w Sheath, president; Rev. F. o. Lent vice. president; w. ]. Weld, secretary and Pierce N, Welch. treasurer. The directors reelected are w ] weld John T. Sloan w. NJ. Parsons, oliver $, White and M, w. CurtIss.
 The meeting in the afternoon was called to order by Rev I, W. sheath the president, who opened with a pray. CT. Records were read and accepted and the report of the nominating com mttee read by F. F. Hartshorn, follow. ed by the election of officers r. E Hartshorn read the report of the exc. cutive committee.
 Mrs. Goodwin read the report og the womans executive committee. Mission Rescue Work was read by E. Gessner; jail work by F w Packer; the work ol the Kings Daughters societies by Mrs. Edwards. church sunshine by Mrs. Fenwlck; Mems clubs by MT Rawles; athletic work by Miss Lyon and the children's savings bank by Miss Douglas. The members then ad- Iourned for a social hour
 They went through the building and then supper was served by the ladies executive committee. of which Mrs. II. q Newton was chairman Supplies were sent and service was accorded by ladies of the following churches: Church of the Rcdeemer Center church, United church, Daven. port church, Dwight Place church Howard Ave. Congregational church Plymouth church First Bapts church, First Methodist church. Eas Pearl street Methodist church GranC avenue Congregational church, Cal ary Baptist church, First Presbyterian church, and the Humphrey street Con gregationa church.
 After supper the evening sessioi was opened by Rev Mir. Sheath anC prayer was led by Rev Mr. Lent Mis- Marjorie kilburn sang a soprano solo
 The trcasurer'S report as to differen funds by Pierce x. Wclch and fnan cal statements of the year hy ]. r Douglass. Judge Clcaveland reported for the Sunday school. Mrs. Crave made report of work in the girls club and summer camp. Harold Hu nie sang baritone solo accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Hunie.
 The Rev. MT. W. P. Mossman re- ported the work of the year including a reference 10 the use of the building by li other cooperative organizations They share the mission building. H. spoke of the other lines of activity az sisted by the Y M C. A., Yale divin ty school, and churches. In all, ther, have been over 10000 aggregate attend ants at the various departments thi, year They represent 400 families of T. nationalities living on 100 streets, anc all partially cared for by the mission Mir. Mossman spent s2,42lil as addi tional expenses for the care and com fort of those In the mission and to de fend them from the evil of their sur roundings. In connection with the lat ter, tho city pastors prepared a list o 57 saloons on November 1 to presen to the county commissioners as place unfit to secure licenses, The pastor have also asked that notice of hearing in contested eases shall be sent to then
 The Rev F. Brown closed the even ing with an address on the good tha the mission does among the infrm an, weak. A hymn and the benediction b Rev MT smith Of the Grand Avenu Baptist church closed the evening
 Following Is the financial statemen of the association for the year endinj September 3o 1908;
 Receipts.
 Balance from nreViouS yoar..S gh X