The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
Convention to Be
Held at Greenwood


The fal ahnnal session Of the 8.
G.. Conference of Charities and Cor
rectiors will be held March "a. rs,
and 2G at Greenwood.
The. conference is non-p0litical, nom.
partisan, non-denominationfi II
exists 20 dlgesss the yprobjems of
chAffties and t'Uofrsetfoh 10 'iaissemi-
nate information and promote reR0fVnfi,
Men and women of South Caroiin$
interested in charity, philanthropy,
ecqhomic. ,iDdnstSial 'oFypenal reform
gre invited, ID conle register as MEM
bers, take part In the discussions,
give help to their fellows and receive
help from them.
'Entertainment in Greenwood will be
provided for all who send their names
promptly to s. C Hodges, chairman
OF the .entertaipment committee.
The following constitute the exc
cutive committees; Rev. A. I. Jameson
OF Greenwood. president: Prof. ID. d.
Wallace. Spartanburg, vice-president;
Deaconness Gadsdeh, Yorkville, sec
retary: Rev. w. B. Wharton, Colum-
bia, treasurer; Miss F. McClintock,
Columbia; Joseph A. Mccullough,
GreGnviile; Mrs Ralph johnson, Che
raw.
There has been six sessions arrang-
ed for and 1t ia Hoped that every at
tendant will endeavor TO remain for
them all, cYery effort has been made
to have the subjects SO selected and
delivered that there Will be informa-
ton and inspiration rather than just
amusements.
Following, is the program as pre-
pared for the 1914 conference:
q N'nncdaEy>. n g. d. q
e PfesidenGs {annuhl atdfsss
Welcome address President john.
o. Wilson. ~
Response by, the Hon. Joseph A.. Nct'
Cull0ugh, & reSsk Ie,i I.c.,;a, q hn n,tFe 4
I 4, The Social Wakenifrg III tffe New
South. DR.: E f. htecnilougil, .Secre-
tary Southern. Sociological. Congress,
Nashville, Tenn.
;, Assumption, Axioms :, .apd, Facts
Concerning tie kRaee fPrbBiem,} prof.
Carolina.
Wednesday, March %, 9:s0 a m.
General topic, youthful Delin-
quents." :,
The Heediof d State Industrial
School FOR Delindu6snt Girls, Joseph
a. Mccullough. Gfeahville.
Juvenile Offenders In the Hands osI
the Law the Hon. G. Duncan Bellin-
ger, Columbia.
Social Hygiene Tor Boys, Dr. o.. Ed
ward Jahney Baltimore. Md
the Girls ysiifsf4iasiiaiy Saaiatp. Miss
Eleanof E.eWihss Nsss, York city.
AfternG0n 5assfGas at 0rphanage.
$3.50 o'clneR. ksi
Paper ON 1tile. boy ScOlsi Moyement,
Z. 1 Keith 5EeGBfe, 4blumbaa: ia.l,e
laSgron.pds for seiildreIag Mrs. A.
g. Ligon, oraag gehnfg. bnh AJAX
The Ehildta1 and Our ISins OF !Osnis.
sion, Prof. " GlE lsehbsrA, Spartan.
burg. 9t1:tit2ssEi Iiis btis G5
!. a Cotnmtlnity RTosraiIii for Child
Welfare, ArsntA I q Coleman, kbbe2
atfe 0seloe Is.
General tkopie g EiealtlI: Il S,ia ], q std
The csnpei ign ~ gainak 81; TnherGula-
sis. Dr. j !; D.i. 47e DoweI l;:S YorkviIle. ;,s,I
6 a sMesstge from the State Boarl Of
] Health DrsJ Adam Haslle.s Columbia.
The Commun nity, and :. h tRreaide lent p.
III. Potsat, Gree vile. s,Foi Il, IS 49,
Thursday, March q sliE0 o. m. =.
General topics e t0reas nized Charity
Session In pharge &C.. sJ ~ ii Maurice
HYilliows, associate IS csetafy of theI
American Assassination OF; Societies for.
Tests OF EfticleRcy In Organized
Charity, a.s5s sssass;s ,Kssas s.1.lunlhia
The Sved OF u State Hoard or Char-
ities in south GToiiu5s PTiI5er by ffuf f,fuf
w. II. Hand, Columbia. sIl
Discussion led by the Hon. Neils
Christensen, Beaufort.
The Problem of the INDECENT Widow
and Her Children. l.. r Hollis. Green
Tille:
Thnrsday Afternoon, aa99 O'Clock
6 Tbs. Problem of the Unmarried
Mother. Rev jim. Pike, u. D., Column
bia. "a sSIts '.T'
The Needed Birth Registration
Law. n, Rev. g. II, Jordan Greenwood.
a Report from the Red Cross Move
ment Rrofs Reed Smith Columbia.
h How, To Relate Church Activities tn |
Social SArvine. Rev II. 2. pn,,lifn 10