The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-21
'40TA. ANNIVERSARY or
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
OF TIE FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH HELD YESTER.
DAY BY MEMBERS
ENJOYABLE DA Y.
Many Insetesting Talks Were
msde--T'en Original hiein- I
7 berS. ts. -.
ENJOYABLE DA Y.

A day full OF great things and a
program of splendid papers and
talks was given at the First Baptist
church yesterday. when tho Hroman's
missionary Society celebrated their
forttcth anniversary. By singular
| coincidence the Society was organized
ON Tuesday. the Goth of April. and so
Tie celebration yesterday was pccn-
nary appropriate. The president.
Mrs. J. F. Vines, presided In her
graceful cficicnt manner. The other
officers OF the Society are: Vice pres
ldents.. Mrs: J. ". Quattlcbanm ana
AIRS. y. NJ. Pagct: recording sccrc-
tary. Mrs. w. B. King. Jr.: treasurer.
Miss Olivia Duckett: assistant treas
urcr. Mrs. &. 6. Minor; auditor. Miss
Jedle Edwarde. The leaders of tho
Divisions are: Mrs. W. l.. IaurbIin.
Mrs. -. ". Masters. Mrs. W. n.
King, ,Jr.. Mrs. Eula DiGSlnsham. Mrs.
w. d. Dewlcy, Mrs. j. r. bolt, Ntrs
!. II. Y. Nance. rM.s. K. n. King.
Mrs. A.. L. Smcthors. Miss Lucille
Burrlss. u. -
The services began at ten O'Clock
in the Sunday school room OF afhe'
First Baptist church. Tho detotfobiaI
cSerclscs were conducted By Mrs
Wm. Laushlin. after which Mrs.
Vines introduced Mrs. j. p. DucR.
EFT, charter member OF the society.
who told OF It's organization 10 years
ago. OF the ten original members on
ly seven are. living, five of whom
were present yesterday. She gave
many Interesting little facts In CON
nection With the Organization and its
growth.
Sue .was followed By Mrs. Mary
Sfef1rs, also q charter member who
gave her recolicctionsf of the work..
Both paId beautiful end tender tri-
bptes' to their FIRST president, the late
Mrs. Claudia MURRAY. aud their first
secretary, Miss .,teIie Edwards. Just
after treso talks. In a short little In:
formal way many present added their
tribute of loye aud 'teBtimonytto tho
splcpdid work, ;0f these two nobIe
women, It. WAS an Inspiring mo-
meat and WAS felt. by every. wosiap in.
The next aunssbcr, on the proerAm
was both uhi1nef and original. -Four
ladies were seated, 4,Ii; the platform
each with their Knitting or. sewing IN
that informal social way, $nd dis
cps5ed woman's part In tho work In
tllA Southland aha uhaf ssfc NJ .sa1ad
comrlls.r,d. Those tatJisss r,crs ksrI,
A. q. smother. Mrs NJ n s,,o,hnrs
Mira. ". n. KIM ~ AMI SIiss nas -
sic, Major. n waS wonGcrf,,i,, ~
fdctiye way Of AZ, ,ring bcsors ;,,rso
present the mahy SacbieveS;SSnts. NJ
this asc,tF ro t;sti'; tso. SSrm' gruse ot
meeting was adiaA Arns,s .ed = !Isa ~ al iaa,ae ~
invitetl down stSifs fo thc fin,n.- 80 rr,r,T'.
where a 'deiirj,ifni 'iinchana ~.
served IIera Tire ,,a5ica Svcso an.
seated. and al. Seti by ,,,tnw' os ,hoI
ycunr IatlieE. And ths .msrn We an an
bcciaIly dainty an ,,toi,Iniin, - -
At two O'clock. the n,nnfin,. wna -.
assembled. tho SfevoitonSi Issin..' non.
Quoted by MRS. Ne. m Rnrriss7s Siln
American Indian on Tho sNeSv strtraii
was the subjeet FOR J fhei f.SiSst. ttS,r
papers. both OF wbicI, yyeras yafys sond
and most intcrestiiI5s. ths ain5i;,, Svo.
man. by Miss CIara Rhf,iins ",s,,.
the "IndIau AIan:"I Nv EfSssat ficSr i
Just hero Mra Yas2fvyS 1 fiIsfyls 81 ,S,oI
gave worry sweat .soio. fS Sgn s,,I
witch were yerv annsn i,s ~ 3 I5c s'i
Tho next nancr o,, IN,
New. Homo STissi6S I - ~ Siisr 49,
Honrli. Shs "a, Iii -
.of the work. sha & Nlo.tninS,.ss seeSaisSI
the rural 6isiriclsf t,,cs ~
mo negro AMI - g,
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