The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-29
WOMAN'S HOME
 MISSION SOCIETY
DISTRICT MEETING TO BE HELD AT ANNlSTON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY OF THIS WEEK. PROGRAMME IN FULL.

Anniston, March 2S-(Special.)-A large number of delegates have already ar rived for the district meeting of the woman's Home Mission society. which will be held at the First Methodist church in this city on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. The programme is as fol- lows:
 Tuesday, March 30, Afternoon Session 230: Song, Jesus Shall Reign; prayer the Rev. J. D. Simpson; song, ''The King dom Is Coming; address of welcome on behalf of the church, the Rev J. D. Simpson; address of welcome on behalf of Anniston auxiliary, Mrs. S. w Tate, president; response, Mrs. E. c. L. Ward, Talladega; organization; reports of aux iliaries; appointment of committees; a short history of the growth and develop ment of the Woman's Home Mission so- ciety, Mrs. N. J. Hubbard. Talladega.
 Workers Conference-General Discus sion; How May the Auxiliaries Best Serve the Pastor?" Leaders, the Rev. J. D. Simpson, the Rev. W. T. Hanby. Flow Can We Interest Every Woman in the Church?" Leader, Mrs. John B. Knox, president Synodical union of Alabama, Anniston. Problems Which Confront My Auxiliary" Leader, Mrs. Harwell Wilson Lincoln. "The Importance of Business Methods ain Carrying on the Lords Work Leader, Mrs. Henry D. McCarty, Anniston.
 Evening Session, 7:3O O'Clock-Social hour; song, "All Hail the Power of Jesus Name; solo, with violin obligato, Mrs D. L. Field, Miss Aileen Douglass; stere- opticon views of "Our Possessions,' the Rev. W. K. Simpson. Albertville; duet Mrs. W. B. Smeed and Mrs. R. D. AL len.
 Wednesday Morning Session-Devotional service, 9:3O o'clock, led by Mrs. G. H. Norwood, Anniston.
 The Home Mission Army:
 Our Commission" Mrs. E. W Led better. Anniston; Our Ffeld-Church and coln Work Among Mountain Whites" Mrs. W. D. Davis, Lincoln; Work Among Cubans and Italians.'' Mrs. J. J. Arnold. Anniston Work Among the In- dians, Mrs. w. K. Simpson, Albertville; Work Among Immigrants" Mrs. Henry D. McCarty, Anniston Work Among Oriental People on the Pacific Coast" Mrs. W. B. Smeed, president Ladies Aid society, St. Paul's M. E. church, Anns- ton; Rescue Work" Mrs. l.. H. McKib- bin, Anniston; Our Recruits" Mrs. w. K, Simpson, Albertville; "Our Weapons" Mrs. o. M. Reynolds. president Woman's Missionary society, Parker Memorial Bap- tist church. Anniston; "Our Funds" Mrs. Alice Johnson, state corresponding sec retary, Woman's Home Missionary ciety Birmingham; "Tithing," Mrs. s. W. Tate, Anniston. Discussion: Can a Woman Tithe Who Has no Fixed ln- come" Mrs. E. l.. c. Ward, Talladega.
 Afternoon Session-2:30 O'Clock Devo- tional service led by Mrs. M. M. Young; model auxiliary meeting given by Talla- dega auxiliary. Officers: President, Mrs. E. L. c. Ward; first vice president, Mrs. w. F. Slaughter; second vice president, Mrs. E. A. Stephens; third vice president, Mrs. w. z. Jackson; treasurer, Mrs. L. w. Clardy; corresponding secretary, Mrs. D. w. Cannon; recording secretary, Mrs. w. NJ Franks superintende~4 s"nplies. Mrs. J. R. Barrett; agent for Our Home,' Mrs. V. L. Adams superinte .,.eht press and literature, Mrs c. S. Jones; Why Aid Societies Should Become Connec- tonal," Mrs. Alice Johnson, Birmingham; How to Conduct Successful Home Mission Auxiliary in Connection With Successful Ladies Aid Society,"" Mrs. J. Morgan Smith, president Home Mission society of Alabama.
 choir First Methodist church; prayer. the Rev. w. T. Hamby. Oxanna; address, Motives to Christian Work In Amer ica," the Rev. H. c. Howard, presiding elder Talladega district.