The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-09-27
ALL DAY CONFERENCE or
WOMEN MISSION WORKERS
Baptist Ladies Entertain Delegates
From Over South District As
ISOLATION on Thursday.

SVSu0tuObt w tWus S~oys
The annual All Day Conference
of the Woman's Missionary Socie-
ties of South District Association
was held with the society OF the
Stanford Baptist church, Thursday,
Sept. Goth. The attendance was
good in spite Of the disagreeable
morning. The meeting was presided
over by Mrs. j. e. McClary, Vice
President Of the W. NJ. u, OF the
association. As the associational
secretary, Mrs. Lee Curry, of Har-
rodsburg, was absent, Miss Ora
Adams, of Harrodsburg. was APP
pointed secretary pro. TEN. The OPP
eniny devotional exercises were con-
Quoted by Mrs. J. Is. Jones.
In behalf of the Stanford society,
the president, Mrs. Il. l.. Reinhart,
then very graciously gave the ad-
dress of welcome, to which Mrs. j..
b. Honaker, president of the Huston
vile society, responded in a pleas
ing manner.
| Next followed the reading of the
minutes of the last meeting. and
then the enrolment of the delegates
present. After this, all were much
Interested in the reports of the so-
cietics as given by the secretaries.
| The quar.ette "Why Stand Ye
Here Idle" was well rendered by
members Of the Stanford choir.
| An excellent paper ON Prayer i'll
Missions was given by Mrs. VIM.
Scott, of Danville.
The afternoon session was Open
ed with devotional exercises con-
Quoted by Miss Mary Wood, pres
idcnt of the Danville society. After
which, the president of the Harrods-
burg society, Mrs. j. Ii. Morgan
gave a most interesting paper on
Personal Service.
Ii was pleasure to ali to have
present the office secretary OF
Louisville. Miss {. +. Hunter. who
made very instructive and inspir.
: ing talk ON various phases of the
work of the societies. The inspira
ton she awoke in the hearts of al
who heard her. will produce lasting
results for good.
All were charmed with little Mis-.
Marjorie Lynn, one of the Stanford
Sunbcams. who sang so sweetlv an,
y with such child-like simplicity "Lit
tie Stars.
II Much interest was manifested il
, the Question Box. as the variou.
Questions were read and discusse,
. by Miss Hunter. About some of tn,
knotty questions propounded, sh,
not only cave her own opinion. but
with great tact. secured the opinion
of others. In fact some of tn,
/ questions produced general dis
cussion that proved quite interest
ing.
Much was added to the spirit an,
pleasure of the meeting by the sing
ing of the good old gospel hymns. il
which the whole audience Joined.
During the noon hour. everybJd
enjoyed and did Justice to the eN
ceilent lunch that was served in tn
rear room of the State Bank 4
Trust Co., thanks to Mr.. Salin an,
+, the bank for the use of the room
aud To those ladies, who. unselfishl
denying themselves the pleasure o
attending the Conference wer
careful about many things" in or
der that II o'clock sharn. the,
might say TO others Gan things ar
ready. come 10 the Feast"
5 The delegates from out of town I,
/ the conference were:
, Lancaster-Mrs. j. l.. Riley. Mrs
E 7. ;. Hcndrcn. Mrs. Samuel Cotton
Danville-Mrs. VIM. Scott. Mrs
Henry Bright. Mrs. Joe Farris, Mrs
VIM. Mitchell, Mrs. John Wood. Mrs
Mary Wood, Mrs. W. l.. Wood, Mrs
Rineson. Mrs. Broadwater, Mrs
Annie Harlan. Mrs. Pope, Mrs. JEFF
Sallee. Mrs. John Chestnut, Mrs. ID
W. Mahan, Mrs. Dunegan, Mrs
Proctor, Mrs. VIM. Penny, Mrs
I, Hugh Reid, Mrs. Spears.
Harrodsburg-Mrs. ID. X. Duell
, Mrs. &. n. Wider. Miss Lottie Lung
, Mis- Ora Adams, Mrs. !. {. James
/, Mrs. Hutchinson. Mrs. Thos, Rams,
dali. Mrs. w. b. Hatchett, Mrs. w
, A. Durham. Mrs. j. 5. Edmiston
|, Mrs. John II. Morgan. Mrs. Warner
, Allen.
Hustonvile Mrs. j. b. Honaker
/, Mrs. j. c. Barker. Mrs. Jones
, Bauehman. Mrs. BERTHE Gam. Mrs
, Will North. Mrs. j. X. Helm. Mrs
G. G. Ross. Mrs. Willard Herring
Mrs. W. ID. Nave, Mrs. Dave Skin.
NOR Nj. EIlan Dnmars Misc Mnnni.