The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-04-19
woMAMs MISSIONARY SOCIETY

second annual meeting Of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, south, to be
held in this city April 1929:
Saturday Afternoon
$3.50 D. m-Delegates' convention,
conducted by Mrs. Wilbur Mccoy.
$3.50 p. m.-Conference of executive
committee
500 P. Reorganization.
Saturday Evening
Mrs G. 4. Hanson, presiding.
500 p. m.-Opening service. Rev.
]. B. Ley, pastor.
SIS p. m-Greeting. Mrs w. K. Ze-
wadski
Response, Miss Kate Batey.
Address, Present Conditions in Mex
leo, and Their Effect on Missions, Miss
Ellie Tydings, Durango, Mexico.
Sunday Morning
IL; 90 a. manual sermon, Rev. j.
B. Culpepper.
Sunday Afternoon
ChiIdrens Hour, Mrs. Geo. Pyle,
presiding
Stories by missionaries.
Sunday Evening
Mrs. F. A. Curtis, presiding.
Devotional exercises, Mrs. Mabel H.
Stevens.
Address, Five Years in the Orient,
Mrs. S. S. Harris, Soochow. China.
Monday Morning
800 a. m.-DevotionaI service, Rev.
F. r. Bridges, P. E.
Presidents address.
Reports
Mrs. o. D. Wetherell, corresponding
secretary of home department.
Mrs. B. F. Holland, corresponding
secretary of foreign department
Mrs. c. T. Carroll, treasurer home
department.
Mrs. A. C. Hamblin, treasurer for.
eign department.
District secretaries and delegates.
11:15 a. m.-Bible hour, Mrs. Mabel
H. Stevens.
Monday Afternoon
800 p. m.-Meetings by districts
conducted by district secretaries.
400 p. m.-The Wesley House, Miss
Royalty.
Ais p. m.-Institute on Christian
service and stewardship, led by Mrs
Trawick
Monday Evening
Mrs. j. E. Wall, presiding.
Address, Missions in the United
States, Mrs. A NJ Trawick, vice pres.
ident of the council.
Tuesday Morning
Devotional service, Miss Tydings.
Reports of four vice presidents, dis.
trict secretaries and delegates.
Talk, Glimpses of Our Korean
Work, Miss Nichols.
11:15 a. m.-Bible study, Mrs. Ste
vens.
Tuesday Afternoon
300 p. m.-Committee work.
u.
400 p. m-Travel Talk on Africa,
Mrs. c. S. Elliott.
AIS p. m.-Our Woman's Work in
China, Mrs. Harris
Tuesday Evening
Young Peoples Service, Mrs. p n.
King, presiding.
Address, The Call of Korea, Miss
Lillian E. Nichols, Seoul, Korea.
Wednesday Morning
Devotional, Mrs. S. NJ. Cooley.
Reports
Mrs. Mark Verdery, superintendent
of literature.
Mrs. Joseph Mizell, superintendent
of supplies.
Mrs. S. NJ Cooley, superintendent
of press.
Institute on social service and local
work, conducted by Mrs. Trawick.
Wednesday Afternoon
400 p. m.-Devotional service.
Alb p. m.-City missions in Jack
sonyille, Mrs. L. B. Newman.
Election of officers.
Installation.
Officers
Mrs G. A. Honson, Tampa, pfesi-
dent.
Mrs. G. E Pyle, Gainesville, first
vice president.
Mrs. P n. King, Wnliston, second
vice president.
Mrs. J. Edgar Wall, Tampa, third
vice president
Mrs. F. A Curtis, Orlando, fourth
vice president.
Mrs O. d. Wetherell, Tampa, cor
responding secretary home depart
ment.
Mrs. B. F. Holland, Barlow, cores
bonding secretary foreign department.
Mrs. l. c. Jenkins, Lakeland, record
ing secretary.
Mrs. a. c. Hamblin, Tampa, treas
urer foreign department.
Mrs. c. T. Carroll Monticello, treas
urer home department.
Mrs. s. N. Cooley. Waldo, superin-
tendent press work.
Mrs. Joseph Mizen. Tampa, superin-
tendent supply department.
Mrs Mark Verdery, Jacksonville,
state superintendent literature.
Ocaia District
Mrs W. l. Floyd, Gainesville. dis