The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-06
PROGRAMME or WoMAN's
MISSIONARY UNION.

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MISSIONARY UNION.
The following was the programme
carried out az the meeting 81 the
over b. Mrs. W W. whitfield vice.
president pro tenn which met q the
East I'm church May s0th:
Scripture Reading II Timothy 2.
Subject. True Service there are
Eve crowns rewardlng true service;
list. Crown % JOY end. Crown 81
Righteousness; 3rd. Crown o. life;
SIN. Crown 81 Glory: SIN. and the
Crown Incorruptible. which fadeth
not away.
Address q welcome by Nrs. George
johnson IN her characteri &c graceful
style.
Original response % Mrs. J0hnson's
address Of welcome on behalf 81 the
Woman's Missionary Union OF Pensa-
cola Bay Association: Allow me %
thank you ladies q East TIln Baptist
church for your words - welcome
SO beautifully spoken by Mrs. John
son. We are all very glad 60 be
here. % meet together with warm
hearts Tor each other as well as for
the work we are united 20 DO. Il
Is ire fact that we are united that
has caused our success. All around
us We hear hard times" and times
are bard. bat stiu We have kept mp
cur part 81 the Lords work wonder
fully well considering all things. and
the coming year we expect q show
even better results. We may have
70 make some personal sacrifice but
is well worth ii for its the Saviour 8
work, and He gave his lifo for ua.
Don't you remember. a long time ago.
When Jesus was here upon earth
He told his disciples 90 50 through
the land
And tell Of His wonderful BIRTH
The disciples went forth and obeyed
his command
They travelled Ger land and Ger
sea.
They spread the glad story all over
the world
TIN enc day--it reached you and
met
And after we'd heard The sweet story
of old
I And learned n the savlour.s love
We wanted that others should hear
~ 80 TOO.
That they mlght dwell with Him
Il above.
So we're banded together 10 help
+ spread the word
And tel these who might never
know
That dear loving Saviour had Gged
/ for them 600
II we could find. some one 60 ga.
Into China Japan. Mexico and Brazil
Into Italy and Africa Too.
Yes, into Cu1a our missionaries have
gone.
GA. there's plenty for them Their,
And right close az home there ars
souls 60 be saved.
In the lone mountain districts sou
SNOW
+ They. too want 90 hear 81 the saviour
who came
So come or Gods children must 60
And tell them the story that We low,
80 we'll
And help them along on their way
So our w. H. ~. has u0 time q.
waste
But must work for the Master eact
day.
MARY R. YATES.
SouE, prom #reealaud's Icy Maan.
tain"
Report of our recent Houston uap.
list convention was given by Mrs
Dare. president East Hl Society
Women Uphold President Wilson's
Hands by Afrs. r. ID. Beeaa.
/ Virginia woman Pays trIaue Go ou
beloved president Of union. Miss Fau
nile H.cE. bv Mrs Dora Donaldson.
Chorus by Airs WhltHeld.a cIas,
"Our Nations Going Dry" the Flvlns
squadron's national prohibition song
The every member canvass wa.
discussed Interestingly by Mrs. n. c
Mcmillan.
/ solo-2Irs Mary Yates.
/ our Training sehooI-By Mrs. n
I r Wilson.
"Our Faithful Leader at River
Edge" the last message o. our rrea
dent 90 the union beautifully read b,
Mrs Mary Yates.
she and T. Mrs ColSer.
Duet by Mrs. Milne and Mrs. Msr
ritz was both appropriate and beautl
ful
New Testament Terms. Mrs. Bryar,
Reports, collection and cloaln
prayer.