The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
WOMEN WILL MEET
HOME MISSION CONFERENCE IN
 UNION SPRINGS.
Program For Important Convention of Methodist Ladies Which Will
 Begin in Bullock Capital Tueaday.

Union Springs, March 20-(Special) Union Springs will entertain the WomAn's Home Mission Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church next week.
 Tuesday evening will be devoted to the welcome service and addresses will be made from the different societies of the local church by Mrs. w. J. Hannah, Mrs Mary F. Pittman, Misses Lena Grady. Eleanor Hunter. and MT. James A. McAndrew.
 Mrs L. P. Lathram. of Greensboro, will respond to the addresses of well come.
 The following is the program begin ming Wednesday morning:
 Devotional Exercises Rev. E. l. Crawford.
 Report of Conference President-Mrs T. D. Sanford.
 Report of Secretary-Mrs. Sam Will Hams.
 Report of First Vice Prssident-Mrs. Perry.
 Duty of Auxiliary Vice Presidents Mrs. R. B. Galloway.
 Discussion of Local Work. followed by Bible Study Hour.
 Wednesday Afternoon.
 Institute Hour on Department of Tithing.
 Annual Report of Second Vice Pres ident-Mrs. J. T. Dumas.
 Talk and Experience Meeting on Tithing.
 Children and Young Peoples Work. Report ot Third Vice President Mrs. E.~G.. Adams.
 The Baby Roll and BrIgade-Miss Mabel Head.
 The Young Peoples Auxiliary of Home Mission Society-Miss N. Will liams.
 
 Devotional Services led by Mrs o. M. Hill.
 Institute Hour on Department of Fi~ nance.
 Report of Treasurer-Mrs. w II. Thomas.
 Talk-Troublesome Question on Fi- nance.
 Hour on Press Department and Re port of Press uperintendent-Mrs. R. B. Galloway.
 The Reading Course-Miss Mabel Head.
 How To Use the Bulietin-Miss N. Bancroft.
 Talk-Our Homes.
 Report of Board of City Missions.
 Thursday Afternoon.
 Report of Auxiliaries.
 How To Conduct an Auxiliary Meet ing-Mrs. I. w. Chalker.
 Reports of Deaconess.
 Thursday Evening.
 Sermon by Rev. Henry Trawick. of Montgomery.
 Friday.
 Report of District Secretar ries and Discussion of Their Work
 Address-The Work of the Deaconess and City Missionary-Miss Maybelel Marshall.
 Report of Committees and Election of Officers.
 Friday Evening.
 Address by Rev. A. P. McFerrin.
 The following is a list of delegates who will attend: Miss Anna Guilford, Columbia Mrs F. c. Cranberry, Cor don: Mrs. c. w. Carmichael Enter prise; Mrs. F, A. Cochran. Miss Mo- zelle King. Midway; 'Mesda mes Bob Williams c. M. Hill. F. B. Culver. A. T. Marchman. Dothan: Mrs. Walker Bancroft, Mobile: Mrs. F.. L. Brewer, Tuskegee; Mrs. W. D. Heath, Newton; Mrs. Fits, Miss Campbell. Fitzpatrick: Mesdames H. T. Strout. J. E. Searcy, Abbeville: Mesdames T. D. Sanford, Sam Williams. A P McFerrin. w. E. Davis. Albert Barnett. Opelika: Mes danes H. M. Hobbie. J. G. McAndrew, Thomas Thweat Jacob Gimble. L. B Pierce, Fannie Montgomery. Misses Mabel Marshall. Olivia Carter. Mont gomery. Rev. Henry Trawick, of Montgomery; Rev. r. McFerrin. Opel ika, and Miss Mabel Head. of Nashville, will also be in attendance.
 The Query Club was entertained by Rev. J. M. Thomas, when a paper was read by Dr. T. J. Dean on "A Study of Some Varieties of Meat, As Food and the Producer of Disease" An elegant dinner preceded the program.
 The schedule now Is that William J. Bryan will lecture In Union Springs When hta ha will for the benefit of the Union Springs Library. as the young ladies invited him here on his recent trip South. and he then promised later date.
 Invitations have been received here to the marriage of MT. Will D. Irp- shaw. better known as Earnest Will lie" of Atlanta, to Miss Margaret Bev- erly, of Thomasville, Ga. The mar rlage will take place the last of the