The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-11-18
BAPTIST WOMEN
TO RAISE OVER THIRTY-TWO
THOUSAND DOLLARS,

THU Ss4NN OOAAt4IEo,
Which Amount IS to be Expended
in the ForeiR and Home Mis-
sion Fields.
Charleston, Nov. 12.-Not content
with the large sum Of $4,000 appor-
toned yesterday for missionary
work, the Woman's Baptist Mission
ary union at its session today at the
Citadel Sosa7e Baptist church adopt
ed the Recommendations Of the ex-
ecutive committee. which provided
for the raising OF s32,530 during
the coming year, to be apDortioned as
follows: $3.50 for foreign mis-
sions; $1,000 for homo missions;
$4,000 for State missions and the
sum OF S2,5o0, which will be raised
by the Sunbeam bands and Order Of
ROYAL Ambassadors for work IN this
endeavor Of the missionary union.
It was also decided to continue
the contributions to the endowment
fund of the Missionary training IN
stitute at Louisville. as well as the
support to young women's clubs,
bands and the Order Of Royal Am
bass2dors. The missionary union
adopted tho recommendations OF the
executive committee unanimously,
being of the opinion that the union
will be able to undertake and carry
on successfully all that has been
planned along financial lines.
Greeawo was selected as the
next place Of meeting, the time for
the convention to bs determined and
announced later by the executive
| committee.
Among the reports which were
submitted AID read was that Of the
committee on nominating delegates
to the Woman's Missionary union
auxiliary. The nominees were all
declared elected as follows: AT
large, Nrs soiourner. Mrs. Wingo
and Mrs. Quattlebeum; northern d.
vision, Mrs J. F. Vines, Mrs. II. G.
Miller. Mrs. L. b. Roper, Mrs. Cudd
and Mrs. Candel; southern division,
Mrs. J. A. Fizer, Mrs. Howard jones.
| Mrs. Eulice Williams; eastern di-
vision, Mrs. j. 8. MeLaurin, Mrs. ].
L. Coker, Jr., and Mrs. Camelia
Napier; western division, Mrs. c. q.
Burts, Mrs. ". J. Hatcher, Mrs. G..
T. Jamison; central division. Mrs. O.
e. SCARBOROUGH. Mrs. H. J. Horton
and Miss Lilly Eobley.
State missions were Interestingly
discussed by Dr.. T. u. Bailey and
Mrs. II. H. Wright, the latter rep
resenting IL missions in South Car
olian, with her headquarters al
Langley.
kilograms Of greeting and good
will were ordered to be sent to Mrs
lC. e. Watson Of the northern divis-
log; Mrs Fannie 8. S. Heck, presi'
dent Of the Southern Women's Mis-
sionary union; former president
Mrs. J. D. Chaplin, and former mem.
bers OF the central committee, Mrs
John Stout and Mrs. u. L. Coker.
| After prayer for State missions
a collection was taken up for the
work st Rock Hill.
Miss Lou Tindal presented an IN.
teresting statement On the work o!
tbs Margaret home, and Miss Isl,
Mckenzie spoke on the trainine
school. The report Of the obituar,
committee was received and re
! ferred.
| The representatives OF church pub
lications were then heard as fo.
| lows: Dr.. r. S. Thomas, Of The
Courier; Miss A. L. Smathers, O.
The W. II. e.; Mrs. Fitz Landlord
Iof The Journal. and Miss Cleo At
taway, Of The Home Field.
| An interesting communication wa:
received from Rev. DR.. C. c. Brown
OF Sumter, regarding assistance fol
aged ministers. The missionary
union decided to cooperate in the
movement.
/ The morning session was opened
with devotional exercise by Mrs. W
H. Hunt.
The afternoon session was opened
with exercises by Mrs. Eliza Hyde
and then came mission study il
which some Interesting Chinese Gu.
rious were exhibited among the col.
lectioos Of the Sunbeams.
! The most interesting business OF
the afternoon session was the cleo
tio1 of officers as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. I. ". Winso; vice presi-
dents, northern division, Mrs. C. E.
Waston; southern division, Mrs
William Haynesworth; eastern di-
vision, Mrs. J. P. Bauknisht; western
division, Mrs. u. B. Clinkscales, aud
central division, MIS-. ". II. Mobley:
corresponding secretary, Mrs. A. L.
Crutcb6eld; recording secretary,
Mrs. J. W. Quattlebaum
treasurer. Mrs. J. N. Cudd; band
superintendent, Mrs. W. H. Hatcher.
superintendent Of young peoples
works, Miss Eliza Hyde; superinten-
dent young women's auxiliary, Mrs.
A. L. Crutchfeld, and local executive
| committee, Mrs. ". 3. Abbott, Mrs
Elisa Bonar. Mrs. Hannah Mont
gomery, MIS-. Beverly Montgomery,
Mrs. L. N. Roper. Mrs. D. A. Switzer
and Mrs. ". N. Whiteside.
At the session tonight Rev. Dr.. T.
5. Ray OF Richmond. secretary Of
toreiga missions, delivered an ad-
dress and the edercises were of gen
erai interest