Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-11-29
Missionary jubilee Sunday and
Monday December 10th
and 18th.

The missionary societies of all
the denominations in Edge6eld
have been planning for some time
for a celebration of the 5oth ami
versary of woman's work for mis-
sions. Arrangements are being per-
fected and on Sunday morning De-
eember 10th, the first meeting will
be held at the Baptist church at the
usual Sunday morning hour. These
Jubilee celebrations have been in
progress all over the United States
during the entire year, and have
been the means Of winning hun
drsds of women tc become enthusi-
sstic workers in the great cause of
taking the whrld for Christ.
To this meeting it is expected
that every mission society of every
denomination in our county and
Baptist association will send just rs
many representatives as possible, so
that at this season 80 near the birth
| of our Lord we may renew our cove
nant and begin greater activities to
give tine world a knowledge of the
Saviour. Which society in Edgefeld
county will send the largest delega-
ton ON Sunday and Monday?
1t is greatly to be desired tn at
the societies at large will be pres
ent at every meeting, but if it is not
convenient to do that, we hope to
make each service interesting and
helpful so that something may be
gained by those who can only at
tend one.
Free entertainment will be pro-
vided all who will accept of Edge
fields hospitality, and guests are
expected Sunday morning. All who
wish to come are requeated 10 send
their names to Mrs. w. L. Duno-
want, chairman of hospitality COM
mittee. Each society is asked to
come prepared to make some pledge
to the jubilee fund. The following
isan outline program of all the
meetings.
Sunday Morning.
Organ prelude.
Chorus. 20 Zion haste"
Missionary sermon, Rev. N. L.
Snuggs, of China.
Solo, Doing His WILL" Miss
Eliza Minis.
The usual hymns will be sung,
and it is desired that the missionary
societies of all denominations both
in Edgefeld and other societies
occupy the front seats at the morn
ing service.
Sunday Afternoon.
At $3.50 o'clock at the Baptist
church there will be a praise and
prayer service for missions.
Devotional service, Miss Eliza
Mccullough.
Music.
Chinese song, Mrs. N. L. Snuggs.
Short talks on spiritual themes
by Mrs. w ] Hatcher, Mrs. Snuggs,
Miss Sallie May Burton, cor. sec.
W. M. u, Miss Bolick, missionary
of the Methodist, church in Horse
Creek Valley, Deaconess Sands,
home missionary of Episcopal
church.
Chorus of young ladies, "They
that be WISE"
Sunday Eveling.
program not yet completely
Monday morning at 10 o'clock
welcome address by Mrs. R. H.
Minis.
Devotional service, Miss Sallie
May Burton.
Story of the Charleston jubilee.
Deaconess Sands.
Music.
Address, Western women in
eastern lands" Mrs. w J Hatcher.
At 1880 luncheon will be provid-
ed at the church for all who are
present. Ministers of our county and
the brethren of the Edgefeld
churches are cordially invited to be
present at the lunch.
Monday Afternoon.
Devotional service, Mrs. M. d.
Jeffries.
Pledges for jubilee fund which
goes for educational work in for
eign lands.
Short conference and five minutes
talks by visiting missionaries and
others.
Vocal solo, Miss Tisdale.
Monday Evening.