The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24

Mont gofnery reveals not n1uen accom- piished that can be written in letters and figures.
 @nrummond says 60 beautifully Af- ter you have been kind. after love has stolen forth into the world and done its beautiful work. go hack Into the shade again and say nothing about 1t. Love hides even from itsclf' We are trusting the Great Husbandman that seed sowing has been done that will
 yield abundant harvest In the days to come. We have carried on three lines of work, viz:
 "Ffrst-The purchase of a lot in North Montgomery--a most needy field has occupied the most of our time and effort. Our hearts are cheered by
 the prospect at an early day of seeing our hopes realized and a comfortable chapel erected.
 "second-The County poor house is department of our work, superin- tended by Mrs. J. B. Chatheld and a commIttee. The, inmates are helped. cheered and conforted in every way possible. - 4
 "Thrd--Prison and jail work is car Tied on regularly by Mrs. Ollie Ed wards representative Of the Board Carefully selected books have been given as individual gifts. Papers, tracts. magazines. song books. and CNA iptuic ltAls nave been OiSDrlDute0.
 "A Bible class was organized at Spelgners recently and we are deeply indebted to some of our voting friends for musical features rendered from time to tin1ey Some work in tne' na ture of providing cloth ing. etc. for needy children has Been done,
 Mrs. Luke. Johnson of Athens. Ca, made strong talk on the literature of the Home Mission Society. Mrs xAar rttNs,ia ~l., ( Homes" the official paper of the soei- ety but introduced number of books and other periodicals that she sald would be of great help to all interest ed In mission work. Mrs. Johnson de- clared that the moral progress of the country was far behind its conifiaerclal and material development: In this fact she found the most necessary and inviting field for mission work. Mrs Johnson's talk was a remarkably strong presentation of the value of and necessity for broader, more energet- ic and intelligent missionary campaign throughout the country.
 Rev. W. NJ. Cox. pastor of the pex- ter Avenue Meth odist Church, invited the convention to join a union meeting at his church tonight and the invite ton was accepted. Rev. W. M. Curtis. pastor of the Perry Street. Church NhiSAC tIo 1OuNcutfOEl IlaE DGen held, Joined the pastor of the Dexter Street Church in the request that the conven- ton take part in the union meeting At the latter church tonight and said thai he thought such a meeting would ra sort in much good.
 The officers for the ensuing year were as follows:
 President. Mrs. T. D. Sanford. Opel ika: First Vice President. Mrs. II. K. Perry GreenvilIe: Second Vice Presi. dent. Mrs. J. T. Dumas. Mobile; Third Vice President. Mrs. E. O. Adams, Montgomery; Treasurer. Mrs. William H. Thomas, Montgomery; Correspond ing Secretary. Mrs. w. M Cox. Mont gomery; Superintendent of Supplies. Mrs. T. D. Tower. Opelika; Press Su- perintendent, Mrs. R. B. Callaway, Liv-
 District secretaries: Monteomery. Mrs. J. B. chatfleld; Mobile. Miss Mary Bancroft; Eufaula. Mrs. M. w Tar yer; Selma, Mrs. I. W. Chalker; Greensboro, Mrs. R. B. Galloway: Troy, Miss Mary Williams; Pensa ola, Mrs. J. O. Jennings; Dothan. Mrs O. N. Hill; Mariana, Miss Richardson; Pratt vile. Mrs. Joseph Russell.
 Union Springs was selected as the meeting place of the next convention.
 The annual sermon will be preached today at II a. Tn, this morning at the Perry Street Methodist Church by Rev. E. A. Dannelly. A mass meeting for children will be held at the same church at ?. m. and led by Mrs. K C. Adams.
 The principal feature of the meeting at the Dexter Avenue Church tonight will be an address by Mrs. Luke John son, of Athens, Ga, on the subject: The Work of the Woman's Home Mis- sion Society" Mrs. Johnson is a bril- liant woman, a fluent and graceful speaker. and has mastered the details of mission work to 6 degree that Is wonderful.
 The delegates and visitors to the convention, according to official regis tration, are as follows:
 Delegates-Miss Julia Richardson, DeFuniak Springs, Fla; Mrs. F. J. Spaulding, Mobile; Miss Maude Brown, Opelika; Mrs. W. F. Betts, Evergreen:, Mrs. J S.. ,Rene~er, Mobile: Mss Ga bella Cox, Dexter Avenue; Miss DoeIa Wright, Bonifay, Fla; Mrs. O. G., Me Gehee Court Street; Miss Mary Will Hams. Union Springs; Mrs NJ J Mad dox. Midway; Mrs. J. c. Spruell, Dex- ter Avenue; Miss Tessie Stevens, Tus- kegee, Mrs. J T. Dumas. Mobile; Mrs. T. D. Sanford. Opelika; Mrs. NJ F. Pittman, Union Springs Mrs W. F. ts=Tery. Dothan; Mrs. " H. Thomas. Mrs E. G. Adams, Perry Street; Mrs. T. D. McGough. Perry Nfra NaIJ1A