The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-11
Ms. W. A. Burns Make.
Good Report.

Ms. W. A. Burns Make,
Good Report.
Mrs. y. i. burns, .. iun.. 4. i.Iaee
the following e. II YESTERDAY I.arn-
ing OF the ..,ic.-ats lnlu.i 1, The
Southern i..i VI .4A at.o4
The 18th annu4l nc, ,ita Of lie
". N. I. Auxiliary 70 :. I. y. Was
held in Oklahoma ( tIa. Ohla
The meeting VA, called 10 order
hs the PRESIDENT, Miss Heck After
Lryotlons. Mrs. Mcbride extended
cordial words OF welcome TO their
State.
Mrs &. H. tones in gracious man
lcr welcomed visitors and delegates
I Tile city and also to First Baptis;
Church. Then on. missionaries who
We're present We're called To the plat
form and We're introduced by Presi
dent. The midday devolions were
conducted by Miss Kathleen Mallory
Of Alabama Her theme: saved 10
s,rNc
The immediate Task" set before
the Union in the stirring words OF
the President address is the ncces
sity OF building a NOR, secure foun-
d:iion for the future in the train
Ing OF more children and Young peO-
PIE for the part they are to play in
the great missionary enterprise. The
chord struck ut this first session
found response in each succeeding
session and through the entire con
ference
She showed following drawing as
Low the ". NJ. t. stood in proper
ton to the Juvenile work.
The election of officers.
Then came the various reports, AL
OF which We're very gratifying.
several changes at head
In October Miss Crane, on account
Of i'll health Was forced to withdraw
from ". NJ, t. work. ISIS swami,
fortunately could come ,as assistant
secretary, 50 The work could 20 Oh.
Miss Swami was Il great help 10 Tho
Y. W. a. and personal service com
hltlce and in helping solve ilr
many problems facing the to!lns"
correspondent
The recommendation OF + N T.
~ Mrs. Mccomb
Foreign Board s. :. The support
OF H. &. and schools Il \. Prov id
ing for boys school at Toluca. Y. ".
A. support Of hospitals. W. NJ. y.
Support of women missions.
Home Board recommendation
were as follows:
State Board SCHOOLS f.lpaso. Tam
Ea and Cuba. X. A. support worA
with Indians. Y. w.. A. Mountain
81 hools. ". NJ. u. Work in genera
AID urge continued observance ~
weeks of prayer and seli-denial.
Mrs. Mcclure and Mrs Eager Fl
- nted the Training School.
Mrs. Eager spoke on the nreo>
and possibilities Miss Dover 4
graduate, spoke on the meaning -
Il Q Training school.
Mrs Thomas presented the Mar
salet Home. Several helpful AL
dresses We're made on Personal Ser
vice
The Ministry of Literature W.
presented by Mrs. Falvy.
On Saturday a committee WI
appointed to draft a program for Y.
observance of the W. NJ. L. 18th an
n.versary.
Early in afternoon Saturday Eils
teen Indians, representing four dit
ferent nations, were called to iGe
platform and young lady Whe
works among them introduced go q.
Take the Name of Jesus with You.
was sung by the four nations, ca
i'm his own tongue; we joining ~
chorus. Several of these indians
who could talk English, told in a
touching way what the Lord rad
done for them.
Between ) and 6 o'clock the vi-i-
tors and delegates attended a ret,.-
ton in the Lee Ruckins hotels.
The browning service was SGndaf
p. m. when a mass meeting of work
ers at home and abroad spoke. Earl
ted inspiring experiences which
showed that the old time GOSPEL had
rot lost its powers.
Mrs. Buhlmian spoke of the need
of more Bibles.