The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-10
LEAD BELT MISSION BOARD

sion Tesday, J'ly 7th, at Wesley
House, Flat River, Mo. Messrs.
Burke and Hobbs, Evangeists, Rev.
A. j. Baldridge and DR.. NJ. Il. Bar
Der were invited to lunch with the
Board. After lunch the business SEES
sion was called. Mrs. Cecil Norwine
read the Bible lesson and lead in
prayer. Mrs. G. W. Knapp read the
minutes and called the roll. Eigh-
teen members were present Mrs. c.
G. Carr, Treas, reported $lS.55 re-
ceived, $4770 expended. Paid in by
auXiliarics present, $ll.90. Mrs.
William Court, Pres, reported So let
tiers written in June. Letters read
from Mrs. r. N. MacDonell, Nashville,
and Mrs | ChapPell st Lois, re-
vcaled the earnest emphasis given
Lead Belt work by recent council
executive and st. Louis Conference
executive meetings Letters have
been sent to every ST. Louis Confer
Ell c Auxiliary granting privilege Of
another years conference. support Of
the work.
The Council at Nashville recognj2 4
that Miss Royalty, Dcaconneas. at
home for rest, will probably bc out
Of the work indefinitely, assume fun
responsibility for her vacation and
further support. The program Com
mjttac for womau's work at Arcadia
Eucnmpmcnt asked that the Lead
Iiclt be represented Mrs. Court. del
cgutc, and Mrs. Carr, alternate, We're
elected. Mrs. ". b. BaiIcr, yc' pres.
chairman of the house committee, an
nourccd her committee as follow;
Mrs. {. O. Bruce, Bonnie Tcrrc; Mrs.
Trauernicht, Esther; Mrs Bn"r, Ell
wins; Miss Jennie Hunt Farmiugtor;
Mrs. Thomurc, Mrs. Wallen, Flat
River. ) new refrigerator has oeen
bought and a new water cooler do
mated.
Mrs. y. 3. Henry Financial Sec
rotary, reported month full Of en-
gugemcnts in Pennington Distinct.
She visited Bismarck, Frcdcricktowu,
Marquand, Lutcsvillc, Glen Allen,
Bcssyillc. Union, showing pictures Of
the work and explaining new coun-
eli rulings. From every place she
reported new board members. pledg-
es Of monthly offerings and frequent
boxes including a Christmas turkey
She has already engagement COM
plctply covering this district and parts
of others where she will use store
op,ican. Miss Sarah Hcaron, Deacon
ness, reported visits made, IS, for
cigncrs talked with about 200, classes
at Wesley House %, Bible story
hours in villages II. Miss Alma
Smith, Pennington. spent one after
noon with her, telling bible stories in
foreign villages Gave 10 English
Tcetamcnts with promi.cs that they
The road doirv Had Ritlo rooJirc and
prayer in Gvpsv tent and found same
pnopra rcadinr Bible ON be, rctnrn
Ir Frolisb class thc sto,v ~ Abro-
ham the IMMIGRANT. yos bcirr road
ono vorro nan in , rs,., rri,,.,e WAY,
EXPRESSED his understanding or the
pbrase "Tbapk God He sovcJ my
Iirc." Another studcrt said "T On ia
worl, NV bocl, so tirod oor,. .ho,,I
/ stand right ytiu one miru,a :
prav "God holm me- rood gbovoI to
Iov" and mo- marc t,.d ! shovel
.hovol" vn,rp,. Iru..,r.i-r , ror,,
time an Frrlisb studaYt bn. o';f
d.inrirr Hi ,,iIl,r, fnll FIRST
launched. tben mocl,od Now tbev
say "a ouis he st,v ami, Uo, moro
drink at all" Crootoir student
.ooi.ipg rood boarding Mao. lind
Cbristi,, homo cno,oI to him HIM.
oa,iap woman ot peigbhorbood RibIo
study soid "1mus, nrov for NV moo.
plo Tboy foo must I.row The L.