The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-05-30
Hospitality Being Literally Dispensed To
Visiting Delegates To c. W.B. NJ.
And Bible School Convention.

And Bible School Convention.
The Christians Womans Board of
Missions and Bible School convention
of the tenth district was opened Mon
day evening by an address by Rev. NJ.
B. Ainsworth, of Georgetown. His
theme was The Supreme Mission Of
Life and is said by many to have been
a masterpiece.
A splendid program was rendered
Tuesday by the Womans Missionary
Society of the district, with the Pres.
Miss Elkin in the chair. The session
was open at go in the Presbyterian
church and after an address by the
President. reports OF the various COM
mittees were read. These reports
brought forth much favorable COM
ment on account of showing much
progress during the entire year from
the Auxilaries, Circles. and Mission
Bands.
The message from the State secre-
tary, Mrs. Louise Loos Campbell, was
inspiring and brought her in closer fell
lowship with the women of the district.
The election of officers being next in
order Miss Elkin was unanimously re-
elected President, the same County
Managers being retained for another
year.
A very touching part of the program
was the memorial services for the de-
ceased members, Mrs. Sarah X. Yam
cey, former State secty, and Mrs. NJ.
E. Harlan, former National Secty,
conducted by Mrs. Emma Kaufman.
The ministers of the various districts
represented were present and gave
splendid talks and many words of en-
enlargement. The evening services
were concluded at the Christian Church
and was a delightful occasion, with
splendid music and an able address by
Bro. H. w. Elliott, state secty for Ky.
missions.
Wednesday program was in the in
terest of the Bible school and was ably
conducted by the popular president Mr..
c. E. Tate of Stanford.
One of the most attractive features
of the entire convention was the splen-
did music so delightfully."- rendered by
the Circle girls.
Mrs w. r. BastIn was untiring in
her efforts to make it a success and
was ably assisted by all members Of
this little band.
The singing of Mrs l.. N. Miller,
Misses Matte Lee Hubble, Florence
johnson, Mamie Stormes Dunn, Mrs J.
w. Sweeney, Mrs. l.. G. Davidson and
Miss Maude Wilson, of Richmond was
especially noted and highly compliment /
ted. The closing address at the Chris /
tan church Wednesday evening, by .
Rev. A w Fortune of Pennsylvania
University was fitting finale to the &C.
casion and those who were unable to at
tend this meeting missed rare treat.
Several addresses were made during
the day, and much interest was mani
tested. Chief among the speakers
were, w. Scott Willis, w. E. Frazee,
H. C. Garrison, D. M. Walker, Pres.
r. H. Crossfeld, A. w. Fortune and
Miss Hazel A. Lewis.
About seventy five delegates are in
attendance notwithstanding the incle
ment weather and the prevalence of
sickness in the community; the follow
ing is a copy of the register as well as
the hostesses of the delegates and 9TH
err visitors: Mrs Ed Turley, Mrs. Bal
lard Luxon, and Mrs S p Deatheridge,
of Richmond, with Mrs l. G Davidson
on Richmond Avenue; Mrs G B TURKEY,
Richmond, also with Mrs Davidson;
Mr. and Mrs E, B. Barnes and Mrs E.
C. Wines, of Richmond, with Mrs. r E
McRoberts; Mrs G. d Simmons, of |
Richmond with Mrs w A Arnold, Wal
ter E. Frazee, of Louisville at the Ho-
tel Kengarlan; Miss Hazel Lewis, Gin
cinnati, with Mrs w I West; Mrs Will
liam Severance and Mrs. Cook of STAN
ford with Mrs Emma G.. Kaufman;
Mrs Jas Baughman and Ed. d. M.
Walker, of Stanford, with r 7 Embry; |
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Tate, Stanford,
with Mrs B Klnnaird, and Mrs Rob-
ert Bruce, Stanford, with Mrs Davidsos
Mesdames Carpenter and Berry, Hus- |
louisville, with Miss Sallie Elkin; Rev.
w S Willis and Miss Lois Willis, Hus-
louisville, with Mrs George D Robinson;
Miss Jessie Powell, Hustonvllle, with