The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-17
THE SALUDA ". N. i.
HAD A FINE MEETING
ANDERSON COLLEGE WAS
FORCIBLY PRESENTED
BARKER'S> CREEK
Will Be the Next Meeting Place
Officers Are Elected for the
Next Year
BARKER'S> CREEK

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The twenty-srcond annual meeting
Of w. NJ. U. Auxiliary to Saluda AS
, :ociation was held with the church
F.; at Iionea Path July 1916.
+ Tho morning session was opened
with devotional exercises conducted
! by Mrs. l.. o. Harper.
| Reading of constitution and by laws.
| Report of enrolment committee.
! Mrs. Rufus Fant made the report on
, tho Revision of Constitution and By
/ Laws. making several changes.
Miss Lizzie Gassaway, vice presi-
dent Of the fst division. made her re-
port then Mrs. T.. p. Gambrell, vice
| president of the Ind division, then
Mrs &. Fl. Gassaway Of the 3rd d.
vision. Mrs. E. ]. McCown nf the 4th
! division was absent at this time. Mrs.
: T.. W. Masters. Associational Superin-
f, tendent, made her report Of all or
ganizcd work. This was followed by
f, discussion from Miss Sallie McGee,
Superintendent OF the Y NJ. A.. ant
Mrs. r. II. Burrisa, Superintendent
OF r. A. and Bands.
Miss Leda PoorG gave impression OF
the Missionary Conference Of Black
Mountain.
Recommendations of Executive
Committee were present.
| Reports Of the committees on Mar
gaIet Home, and literature. to have
been presented by Mrs. J. B. FELTON,,
Mrs. L. NJ. Mahaffey were not heard
en- account of these appointees beinf
ab:cnt.
| , President appointed committees on
| crI,,ftoY, md ffn1a and p1oCa
| ;, Announcements.
Wednesday Afternoon.
After singing. the minutes Of the
| morning session were read and ap-
lproycd.
Then Mrs. ]. D. Chapman, Presiden,
/ OF the State Woman's Missionary I'm
ION gave q splendid address on LEI.
! ficiency."
After the reading OF the reports on
the w. NJ. U. Training School. the
tN. NJ. AS. Of Honea Path gave in the
| form OF a play "The Beginning Of a
! New Session at the Training School,"
This was indeed very real, and I feel
brought a greater love for our work
there.
Miss Helen Burriss presented the
work Of the Anderson College, ant
! insisted that quite number of Sa
luda women Join the organization,
and assist in the WORK of equipping
our college.
DR.. Kinard. President of Anderson
College, spoke in the interest of tho
| college. and urged that we strive to
| make 1t high standard institution.
Wednesday Evening.
- The annual sermon was preached
by DR.. George. X, Quick, of Greenville
He gave a masterful discourse OF
Co -Worker-Co-Heir.'
Thursday Morning
The session was opened at $3.50 de-
votional exercises being conducted by
Miss Leda Poore.
After the reading Of the minute.
the recommendations were again
read and adopted. except the one pro.
vidfng the continuance Of the scolar-'
ship Of Anderson College.
Miss Ray Masters read the repor:
on Mission Study, after which
Pageant of our Mission Study book
"In Royal Service" conducted by
Mrs. j. T. Rice. Those taking part
were Mesdames Minor. Smethers,
King and Leathers.
Miss Mary Bowie was absent, ssi
we had no report on Personal Ser.
vice.. however. the subject was dis
cussed cplendidly by Mrs. ]. M. Sui
livnn, Jr. :.
One of the most impressive and en-
joyabie features of the day was
Demonstration by the local Sunbeams.
State Mission was presented by Rev
]. Dean Crane. representative of
State and Home Missions.
He seemed to be at his best, and
any one having onoe heard Rev Dear
(Srona oho11 NJ :,
to hear him again. He made q STIR
ring address.
Following this, a collection for
Six Mile Academy. one Of our Noun
tain schools yas taken.
Thursday Afternoon. ~ /,
Tho last part of a meeting some
times dull, but that cannot be said
OF this meeting for the greatest in-'
terest, ana enthusiasm was manifest
ed until the very last
The Call Of the Home Land" wa.
very forcibly brought to the ladies Of.
the w. NJ. u, by Mrs. C. s. Sullivan. I
Miss Lucille Burriss made at very
plain in the paper on Equipment For
the Foreign Field" that there are still
many things could be added to the
equipment of the Foreign fields in the
way of hospitals, school buildings.
publishing houses and church build
ings.
Reports of the following committees
were made:
Resolutions, Mrs. W. A. Stone.
The Committee on Time and Place
reported that the meeting would be
held on Tuesday and Wednesday after
and Sunday in July at Barker's
Committee on Nominations. MRS. q.
S-Reavec.