Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-10-11
MISSIONARY WORK
Or. Granville, President of Pennsyi
vania College Addresses
Womens Meeting.

J2hh Lutheran chuiCh euhesdAN
afternoon continues TO prove interest
Ing TO the large number OF delegates
that are In attendance.
The meeting in the auditorium of
the church Wednesday evening was
largely attended The opening ser,
vice was conducted by the pastor OF
the church, Rev. c. S. Trump. ID. D.
DR., Granville. OF Gettysburg read the
scripture lesson. $3.50
Following the opening service the
children OF the Sunday school gave
a portrayal Of the redeeping power
of the Gospel in which large num-
Der of children took part. There
were recitations, scripture readings
and singing. A cross In the rear of
the chancel was used as symbol and
wreaths OF flowers representing var
ious avocations were brought to the
cross by the children. The scene
was interesting and taught lesson
that was evident to all present.
Miss Lizzie Birly. vice president OF
the society introduced Dr. VIM. A. G.
Granville. of Gettysburg, president
of Pennsylvania College, who spoke
on the topic: Where Shall Our
home Missionaries Come From: the
Career of q Home Missionary Great
Enough For Our Best Americans
In his remarks Or, Granville said
that we would have to seek our mis-
sionartes in the homes of the com I
mon people. as the homes OF the SO
clarly inclined, and those which
we're in the political life. rarely fur
nish material for home mission work.
After the young man had been found
II was necessary that he should be
educated In their denomlnational
school in order that he might be fit
ted for the work He said that the
mother was the greatest factor in the
training OF the young for the mission.
,y wofkN It'll
The WORK OF The society this morn
ing was taken up with the repQrtsI of
committees and special work. This
afternoon the work OF subsidiaries and
methods was discussed.
The session this evening VIII be
addressed by DR.. L. b. Wolf, of Balti.
more, general secretary OF the Board
of Missions of the Lutheran denom-
nation.
The session will be concluded to
morrow at noon.
Delegates In Attendance.
: The following are the delegates In
attendance upon the sessions and the
hosts and hostesses:
Mrs Mary C. Grove-Mrs. c. J..
Carmack, Miss Palma Ehlandts
Mrs. N. A. Hammann--Mrs. F..
Beck, Miss L. Gleichman.
Mrs. VIM. Edwards Mrs, II. d
Newcomer, Mrs. H. Warning
Mrs. A. T. Hess-Miss L. Ruppers-
berger. Mrs. Charlotte Hauver.
Mrs. A. j. Hammond-Mi Bertha
Harrison. rf
Mrs. John A.. wilen-Mrs, Fred
Bregel. av
Mrs. Albert MartinMiss Grace
CasIow. Miss Nita Echenrode.
Mrs. P. o. Schneider-Mrs. M, Cor.
bet. Mrs. C. r. Bergner. ah4at
Mrs. James II. Aldridge--M Mrs 7. a..
Wagner, Miss NJ scheib.
!. Mrs. Andrew Comrey-Mrs. S. T.,
Nicklas. Mrs. A. W. Cummings.
Mrs. August Zimmerman. Jr.-Miss
Mary Jacobs, Miss Olga Beall.
Geo. Ryneal, Jr.-Mrs. J. T. Hud-
die, Miss Margaret Fox.
Mrs. c. S. Trump-Mrs. Anstadt
Mrs. beavers. Mrs. Wolf, Or. Gran
willie.
Mrs. John Bartgis--Mrs. c. Gaylor
Miss Sallie Fuss.
Mrs. o. T. Gatrell-Miss A. Yeakle,
Mrs. A. Holbrener
Mrs. n. S. Shade-Mrs. VIM. Blk
Ter, Miss r.. Bell.
Mrs. Charles Houseworth--Mi
Sewers.
Mrs. c. G.. Cushwa-Mlss Mary Sto
yer, Mrs. A. Kelley, Mrs. Slower.
Mrs. Henry Wintermoyer-Mrs G..
w. Schnaibley.
Mrs. Mary Fellers--Mrs. l.. c. Lea
therman. Mrs A. Dalebohn.
Mrs. Louisa Curtis-Miss Ruth
Chopper, Miss Mary Loney.
Mrs. J. n. Miller--Mrs. w. X. Delhi.
Mrs. Carrie Downs-Mrs. Frantz.
Mrs. G. s. Hill--Mrs. ID. y. Bair.