The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-03
MISSIONARY UNION TO CONVENE HIRE 200 DELEGATES EXPECTED BAPTIST ORGANIZATION TO MEET IN CONWAY FOR
 THREE DAYS.

w. D. IldililtT IS CHdlIHldIl, Has pTdC- tically completed arrangements for the entertainment of delegates to the annual meeting of the Woman's S Missionary Union of the Arkansas State Baptist Convention, which con- venes at Conway for three-day ses- sion on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, April 2. and 9. Cards have been received from more than 15O delegates and a total attendance of about 200 is expected. The visitors will be entertained in the homes of Conway citizens.
 On Tuesday night preceding the convention the visitors will be enter tained at concert to be given by the conservatory department of Central College.
 Mrs. w. T. McCurry of Little Rock, president of the union, in an article in this weeks Baptist Advance, says Dear Sisters-With what joy and gladness are we looking forward to our Conway meeting! How happy we are that the time is so near when we can all meet again and worship together. So many really wonderful things have happened since cur last coming together; God has so blessed and prospered our work our gratitude is inexpressible. Let us be continu- ously in prayer that we may have the leadership of the Master in all places for another year.
 Indeed it is imperative that We unite in prayer and thought as we have never done before in the history of the state. The responsibility is so great at this time when America must throw out the light of Chris tian love to all the world. There are ,nes coming to us from our sisters atross the sea-millions of appeals for help! Will we not be much in prayer for them at this time of per- llous need. At this moment when na tion graples with nation on the Euro pean continent, and all missionary interests must suffer, let us be more Jealous and sacrifice in every possible wa yto hold up our Lord whom we love and serve, as their refuge.
 Let us come to Conway with our hearts filled with gratitude to God for the blessed privilege of Chris tlan nation which is at peace with the world.
 "Yours in service,
 Mrs. w. T. McCurry."
 Officers of the union are Mrs. w.. I. McCurry, president; Mrs. J. C.. Jackson, Little Rock, correspondine secretary and treasurer; Mrs. J. l.. Hawkins, recording secretary.
 The program announced for the session follows:
 WEDNESDAY, APRIL z.
 S:45 a. m.-Mission study class, led by Miss Perle Harrison.
 9:3O a. m.-Opening exercises: greetings by Conway delegates; re- sponse, Mrs. H. c. Fox, Pine Bluff.
 1O:05 a. m.-Presidents annual message.
 1O:15 a. m.-Reports of district presidents: North Central, Mrs. J. H. kennerly; Central, Mrs. o. o. Flor ence; Southeast, Mrs. E. P. Flaw kins; Southwest, Mrs. J. T. Crowl- ing; Northwest, Mrs. Minnie Arm strong.
 1O:35 a. m.-Report of organizer, Miss Huffman, and the credentials committee, by Mrs. o. o. Florence.
 2:15 p. m.-Election, by the nomi- hating committee.
 2:35 p. m.-State Missions: Re port, by Mrs. H. w. Jean, England: message from the field worker, Miss Huffman; by the secretary of the State Board, J. E. Rogers, Little Rock.
 3:30 p. m.-Report of the secreta- ry-treasurer, Mrs. J. C. Jackson, Lit tie Rock.
 3:50 p. m.-Conference of associa- tional superintendents, Mrs. G. s. Nolley, Hamburg.
 7:3O p. m.-Guests of Central Col lege.
 THURSDAY, APRIL 8.
 S:45 p. m.-Mission study class, by Miss Perle Harrison.
 II a. m.-Report of nominating committee; election of officers and an 
 2:15 p. m.-Girls' Auxiliary and the Young Womens Association, by Mrs. w. s. Farmer; The Complete Woman's Missionary Union, by Mrs w, J. T. Cox, Pine Bluff.
 7:30 p. m.-Devotional service, by Rev. Otto Wilmington, Conway,
 7:45 p. m.-Report on hone mis- sions, by Mrs. ;. T. Cow.inG, Ash down.
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