The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-15

oted one Tuesday in each month to
.n.ssion study.
The missionary societies of the
south Ardmore BAPTIST, Episcopal and
Carter Avenue Methodist churches
save no report,
Mrs. W. 5. Crockett gave Il lovely
,ocal number.
Mrs. Thompson gave a short, sim
uere talk on city mission work.
Mrs. Thompson has put her who.e
heart in this work and urged its I'M
ortance upon the ladies'.
She especially reminded them thai
20 carry sunshine to a saddenet h"Wo
was as much a Christian deeC rs 10
carry food to destitute home
She begged the ladies - report
their visits to the needy 90 that this
committee could get dei.aite r'sults
TO report.
Mrs. A. J Addington reported the
NUN lbN 'l IlN'tlhSos
She reviewed these meetings 'ince
their organization during the Adalr
meeting. She also reminded the ia
dies of the immense power of town
girdled with prayer meetings.
But she was sorry to nave TO ie-
port that at the last meeting there
we're SIN ladies present.
Circle S is the only circle that has
not missed but two weeks since or
ganization, and those days were skip
ped because of story weather. She
said that one lady had faithfully at
tended these meetings, and as the
attendance dropped off, had become
even more faithful in her attendance.
One night after she had returned from
one of them, her husband asked her
how many were present.
Well he said, I think it's time
for you to quit now, when only two
are interested in the work.
The next week he questioned her
as to the prayer service, How many
were present. he asked.
She replied, smiling. "Oh, we had
a grand and glorious meeting. There
was nobody present but my Savior
and myself.
Mrs. Addington closed with an en-
treaty to the ladies to attend this
meeting.
Mrs. S. A. Apple gave the report
of the Bible Study class and invited
all ladies' who wished to study the
scripture to meet with them.
There was no collection-no pro-
gram-no music. Simply a study OF
the Bible under the leadership OF
Mrs. Madden.
They have adopted the old d-fashlon-
ed plan of reading the Bible through
which their have found most inter
esting.
Mrs. David Redfield gave the re-
port of the Jail work, which has been
continued most faithfully, services be-
ing held each Sabbath.
The society then adjourned for
lunch. which was served in the base
ment. Such a delicious, tempting
spread will not soon be forgotten by
any who were present.
After lunch the following program
was given:
Hymn.
Devotional-Mrs. Johnson.
Medical Missions-Mrs. VIM. Gwyn.
Solo-Mrs. Homer Adams.
What Obligations Have Church
Members to Missionary Societies? -
Mrs. Gray.
Violin solo--Mrs. Lester.
Indifference: Its Cause and Cure
Mrs. Bleakmore, Mrs. r X. Kear-
ney, Mrs. CarnahaN Mrs. Sallie Jor
dan. Mrs. Masters. (Round table
limit five minutes each.)
Young peoples hour-3 to 4, IN
charge of Mrs. Bivens, Mrs. Walter
Madden and Miss Daisy Nichols.
Offering.
Song, "Blest Be the Tie that Binds.
Prayer.
The following officers were elected.
Mrs. r. Thurmond, president; Mrs.
B. H. Corlew, vice president; Mrs.
John Whiteman, secretary and treas
urer.
The next meeting will be held at
the Christian church.
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