Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-31

Hannah FASTENED to the banquet and
Esther reveals her desire to the king
Then llaman was hanged on his own
gallows and the Jews were allowed
To arm themselves and the Jewish
race was saved. Preparation for
power won the victory. II will do
IT in New Mexico"
At n;30 Thursday morning, the
Missionary Union met and read re-
ports which will be published next
week.
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY UNION
With president Mrs. f.. Pack OF
Tucumcarl, in the chair, and Mrs.
Susie sewers of Deming, serving III
the capacity of secretary, the Won.
ans Missionary Union of the Baptist
'onvcnlion OF New Mexico, assem-
BLEED at 9:30 Wednesday morning.
The devotional service was led by
Mrs, q. I. Finch and the address of
welcome was delivered by Mrs. Sarah
Potts of Deming. The response was
made b. Mrs. Sloan of Las Cruces,
and the annual address TO the con
vention was made by the president,
subject: Foundation alyipg."
The appointment of committees
then followed; Temperance, Mrs.
Susie Sewers Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. Cor
della Carney, Appointments Miss
Alma Harris, Mrs. +. \. Shcarrr,
Mrs. T.. h. Atwood. Nominations ;
Mr.. W. II. Adams. Mrs. Vim. Cook.
>cy, Mrs. Sarah Potts. Resolutions /;
Mrs. Herbert Haywood. Mrs Atwood.
Mrs. Srhcrcr.
The assoclationaI yicr-prr>idrnt>
gave interesting reports, followed by
an address by Mrs. Herbert Haywood
on "rhc work of the A,soriational
Woman- Missionary Union" The
body adjourned to meet at > 90
p. M.
In the afternoon the devotional
service was conducted by Mrs. Vim.
toukscy of Alamogordo. when the re
port of field secretary. Miss Alma
Harris. followed. Then Mrs. f. B.
ATWOOD of Albuquerque, gave her
report a. corresponding secretary of
the womau's work, and addressed the
body on "Why and how of quarterly
reports" Twenty. seven churches
were reported III which live mis- sion
airy unions had played an important
part III the church, association and
state work. and showed voluntary
gifts sent in for the work of state
missions and other gingdom enter
priSr~ amounting 10 S4l439i.
CHURCHES
Drmlug o. T. Finch, ". {. Clark.
y. \. Daniel, Grace q. Gocbcl, Tu-
cumcari Mrs. +. A. Shcrrer, Mrs.
f.. Pack. Rev. j. II. Bridgers. Donu
Ana CMrNlcanl John b Blca: Ra
ton: {. 7. Taylor; Socorro: q. |.
Walker. Clayton: W. T.. Dawn, Mrs.
W. f.. Dawn: Alamogordo Mexican
j. Il. Sanchez; Silver City: Wilson
Finch, Trace W. W. Taylor; Clovis
Milton Reese. =. j. Thomas: Alamo
.ordo. Herbert Haywood, Mrs. Her
brrt Haywood Estancia: ". {.
Grant, j. Z, tlrrrin Albuquerque: +.
Il, Atwood. Mrs. f.. h. Atwood. +.
". l.ongtclow. San Juan: }. 7. Ma b
tcrNon; TuaroNa: w. J. Pace. Las
Cruces; II, +. Ncrmllion, Mrs. ".
II. Sloan, l.ordsburg: Joe \. Land.
Levi Wright. j. l.. Johnson. Santa
Rita; ChaS. X. Garland; Mount Olive
Brother Bell Socolro }. \. Dubbin>
Albuquerque Mr., Dexter aud wife.
W. i, Adams aud wife.
HERBERT HAYWOOD
I. \. PACE
- u ihhl.AND
Committee
We, your committee. make the fol
loving nominations: President, Mr>.
r.. Pack. Turumran, asSuciutiunul
Nl"r-prr~ldrnls. Southwestern As
~uciallou. Mr.. II. +. Ncrmlllion Lin
coin Association. Mr.. II. HAYWOOD
Central assn. Mrs. Fanuiw Furmby
Northeast assn, Mrs j, ID. Griffith
P"r'alc- assn. Mrs. India lIumph-
rry>: P"roN Valley assn. Mrs. Ida
Nmatrcc: treasurer, Mr.. f.. b. AT
wood; recording secretary, Mrs. 6.
VI. Howe of Ration: assistant record -
IN" secretary. Mrs. W. r.. Dawn of
clayton; corresponding and field seq
Rotary, Miss Alma Harris. Y. ". \.
superintendent, Miss Marguerite
ti"rbrI: Royal Ambassador supern-
l"ndent, Mrs. Milton Reese. Sunbeam
superintendent. Mrs. +. ". I.ongfcl-
low ut Albuquerque: associaiional
secretary. Mrs. j. r. Compton: exec
alive committee follows Mrsdamre
j. :. Baker. Alanogurdo: T. 4.
Nrh"rrrr. Tucumcar. r. T.. Mears.
Portalr, j. f.. Bell Carlsbad, John