The Tupelo journal., 1909-05-07
Program

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Of the Northeast Mississippi Christian
Col Operative Meeting, to be Held at
the Christian Church, Tupelo, Miss,
May 10Th and 10th, 1903.
WEDNESDAY
CHRISTIAN WoMAN's BOARD OF MISSIONS
$50 a. m.-Devotion, Mrs. Ruff, Tu-
pelo.
Gas a. m.-Duet, Beautiful Isle
9:5O-Address of Welcome, Mrs. Gem
try, Tupelo.
10:o0-Response, Mrs. Brown, Colum-
bus.
lO:O5-Greetings from Water Valley
Mrs. Smith.
1O.1O-Roll call by Auxiliaries. S.
1O:l5-Song, "Shout the Tidings,
Congregation.
1O;2O-Report of District Secretary.
Miss Alice Campbell.
10:3O-Gret tings from Tupelo Mission.
airy Society.
II :OO-Ad lress. 1.-THE Woman's Mis-
sionary Society as a Vitalizine
Power ia the Church and the Inli
yidual,| Mrs. Maud Moore.
II 15-Duett, Dear to the Heart OF
f tie Shepherd"
IL :25-Circle of Sentence Prayers, Con.
%gregation.
II :3o-Great Commission, in concert.
Why Am a C. w. B'mer, Mrs
Rlount.
Auxiliary Benediction.
AFTERNOON.
2;30-Devotion, Mrs. Dabbs. Tupelo.
2:45-Song. "Speel Away" Congrega'
ton.
2 5O-Recitation and Song, Tupelo Mis-
sion Band.
3;O5-Address, obligations of the
Auxiliary to the Children" Miss
Flynn Smith, Baldwin.
3:20-Recitation and Song, Sherman
Mission Band.
3:25-Recitation and Song, Baldwin
Mission Band.
3:50-Recitation and Song, Amory Mis-
sion Band.
4;O5-Recitation and Song, Nettleton
Mission Band.
4:2O-''1ndustrial Missions" Address
4:35-Duett, Where Can the Weary
Rest?"
Address-The Centennial Con-
vention at P%ittsburg; it's relation
to Worldwide Missions, Mrs.
Hawks, Tupelo.
4;50-Song, 1.-The Kings Business
Congregation.
4:55-Address, 1.-The C. w. B. M. an d
our Centennial" Mrs. Webb,
NettIeton.
6:1O--"Who Cares For The Child?"
Mrs. Blount.
5:15-Song, Bring Them ln," Con-
g%regation,
Auxiliary Benediction.
EVENING SESSION
7;45-Devotion Mrs. Armstrong,
Tupelo.
s-Song, Stand Up For Jesus"
Congregation.
8:O5-Address, "Relation of our State
Watch-word and aim to our
National Watch-word and aim
Mrs. Spraggins, West Point
Solo Miss Mary Jacobs, Columbus.
S;3O-Address, "Our Centennial Monu-
ment the Christian Woman's
Board Of Missions will build to our
Fathers in the faith;''
1.-THE Tenn, Mountain School,"
Miss Mona Archer, Baldwin.
S;45-Duett, "A Little Bit of Love-"
3;55-Address. "Woman and Missions"
Miss Campbell, Sherman.
9;10-Song, Count Your Blessings
Congregation.
9:15-"Heart to Heart talk to the
Workers Mrs. Blount.
Auxiliary Benediction.
TIL URSDAY May 20.
900 a. m.-Devotion M. H. Armour
9;30-"Duties and Qualifications of
Elders" J. w. McGarvey. Jr.
0;00-"Duties and Qualifications of
Deacons." j. T. Underwood.
10. 30-"The Model Preacher" J. r.
Bryan.
II Observation-Disclosures and
State work." J. E. Spiegel.
11;15-"Babes in Christ" r. E. Nc
Corkle.
AFTERNOON
2. 3O-Devotion Errett Moore.
2;45-"The Teacher Before His Class,
Sam Grizzle.
3:15-"The Lords Supper" Us min.
Robert Harrell.
"Why?" Us MINI w, F. Will
1ane
p eoaration," Us min.) M. r.
Armor.
4:OO-"Who Is Who?', A Rector.
4;3O--''Missions the Life of the Church"
R. V. Hope.
5:0C--Business Session.
8;45-Devotions A. A. Murphy.
8;15- Sermon, by w. B. Slater.
8,45-'By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know
Them" w. O. Wagner.
We are expecting a feast of good
things. Come and be with us and help
make this the greatest meeting in the
of our work in Northeast Mis-
;lssippi. Free entertainment will be
provided for all who may come.
Please notify Bro. M. H. Armor. at
Miss. if we may expect your
presence, that he may provide for you
! home.