Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-07-17
PROGRAM 9TH ANNUAL MEETING
Beaverdam Missionary Union VIII
Meet at Seneca July 23, ~.

Following Is the program of the
Woman's Missionary Union, Auxili-
ary to Beaverdam Association, to be
held at Seneca Baptist church,
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 23d
and Gath, 1912:
Tuesday morning, 1890 o'clock
prayer and praise service; recommen-
dattons of Foreign, Home and State
Boards; roll call Of w. NJ. S., with
reports from each; distribution of
apportionment cards; discussion.
Annual report Of Superintendent,
MRS. d. A. Perritt; Conference of w.
M. s., conducted by Mrs. c. E. Wat
son; presentation of Standard Of Ex-
cellence; report of quarterly meet
1ngs held during the year; devotion
al service, Mrs. G. S. Blackburn;
reading Of constitution; announce
ments OF committees; enrolment;
time and place and resolutions; cleo
'lon OF nominating committees.
tuesday afternoon, 2.30 o'clock
Devotional service, Mrs. l. S. Pitts:
report OF Committee on Literature,
Mrs. W. j. Stribling, chairman: dis,
cuSSlon; Benefits Of q Mission Study
Glass, Mrs. +. G. Lavender; discus
sion; paper, The ADVANTAGES of a
Missionary Society in a Country
Church, by Mrs. Walker Bearden: re-
ports OF committees; time and place,
enrolment and nominations; cleo
ton or officers; announcements.
wednesday morning, 1890 O'Clock
-Consecration service, led by Mrs.
}. A. Watkins; reports from Y. w.
AS, Sunbeams and Royal Ambassa-
doris; distribution of apportionment
cards; business charts; discussion;
address by Mrs. p. e. Clinkscales,
State superintendent of Y. w. A.;
report of Committee on Training
School, Miss Rena Hunsinger, chair
man; report of Committee on Marga-
ret Home, Mrs M. e. Brockman,
chairman; song by Miss Hortcnse
Cross; How to Maintain Live Sun
beam Band, by Mrs. Thomas Isbell
song, Jesus Wants Me for a Sun
BEAM" by Marion Pitts; Round Table
OF Y. w. A. and Sunbeams, conducted
by Mrs. c. &c. Watson; recitation by
Miss Eleanor Reese.
Wednesday afternoon, $50 O'Clock
Devotional service by Mrs. j. H.
Brown; report Of Obituary Commit
tee, Mrs. j. w. Shelor, chairman,
lreceived standing); recommends
tions OF Executive Committee Of AS
sociation, appointment of standing
committees, obituary, training school,
Margaret Home, literary, mission
study; report of Committee on Reso-
lutions; miscellaneous business;
farewell service.
Two Delegates Are Expected
from each society composing the un-
ION, and 1t will greatly assist the
committee on hospitality If the socie-
ties Will send at once the names of
delegates to the chairman, Mrs. f. M.
Cary, Seneca, If they have not done
so already.
1t Is the desire Of the w. M. s. Of
Seneca that there should be a large
attendance Of the members of socie-
ties In addition to the delegates; also
visitors from the chu rrhAs having no
societies. II yDu are member Of
one oE these churches VIII y0u not
acccnl me Co:Htal invitation be nres.
c0t and learn about the work Of the
union Tor tne raSt ycar and tho work
planned for the coming year? We
trust this will cause you to endeayor
to enlist the women and young peo-
pie of your church in this great
work.
Several societies have failed to
send their annual reports to Mrs. w.
j. Lunney, Seneca. They are urged
to attend to this at once, so there can
be full report at annual meeting.
Mrs. d. A. Perritt, Supt.
Mrs. o. X. Breazeale, Pres.
Mrs. w. j. Lunney, Sec. Treas.