The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-04-09
WESTERN DIVISION OF
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY UNION
Program of Institute to Be Held at
Denmark-All Organizations Are
Entitled to Two Delegates.

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association is in this division, and all
missionary organizations are entitled
to send two delegates each to attend
this meeting. 1t is earnestly hoped
that many, if not all, of our societies
and bands will avail Themselves y.
this opportunity for missionary in
formation and enthusiasm. The super
intendent of the association, the 7
| w. A. superintendent and the superin-
tendent of the Y. P. S. are most anx-
ious for Reedy River to be we'll rep
resented Especially is it important
tat society presidents and leaders Of
bands attend. In order to enjoy the
full program, it would be we'll for
those going on the Southern railroad
to leave Newberry at 11:8S, and t3ose
going on the c., n. and L. to leave
at $50 on Wednesday. Send names
to Mrs. F. V James, Denmark. The
program is as follows:
Program of Western Division Institute.
Thursday, 10 A. NJ.
Devotions: A Woman's Trust. "Be-
aold the handmade of the Lord" Luke
1::38. Mrs. Jc2n Lake.
Hostesses' Greetings, Mrs. S. e..
Nayfield. Denmark.
The Institute-Its Significance, Mrs.
J. R. Fizer.
Plans OF tie Union, Mrs. ]. D. Chap
man.
How We've Grown. Five minute
sketches of the history of W. NJ. l..
in eadi association by the superin-
tendents.
Song Message. Praise. "The Angels
Chorus" Miss Miriam Norris.
Mission Study Demonstration, Mrs.
Jcel T. Rice.
Open discussion.
Thursday, 2:15 P NJ.
Deyotions A Woman's Love. "SE2
hath done what sic could" Mark 1870
Mrs. John Lake.
Y. W. A. program to be arranged -
Mrs. Geo. Davis.
Song Message. Conservation. Dong
His Will" Miss Miriam Norris.
Edisto Academy Rev T. H. Posey.
Ultimate Aim of Personal Service.
Soul Winning, Miss Emmeline Thorn
hill, lady missionary of State mission
board.
Thursday Evening, 800 P NJ.
Rev. JON Lake presiding and con-
Quoting devotional exercises.
Violin solo, Miss Rosela Parker.
Address, "Our Homeland for Christ, >
Mrs. ]. D. Chapman.
Collection.
Vocal selection, The Ninety aud
Nine" Miss Miriam Norris
Radiopticon talk on the Holy Land,
MIS-. vi. N. lI1lHGH.
Friday Morning, 1000.
Devotions: A Woman's Zeal, "FuIi
of Good Works and Alms-deeds Which
She Did" Mrs. Lake.
Method hour: Program making,
Mrs. L. J. Bristow. Use Of Charts,
Mrs. J. R. Fizer. How Give, Miss Sal
lie May Burton. Bible Study, Mrs. P.
J. Quattlebaum. Public Meetings, Mrs.
is. Harris.
Song Message. Faithfulness, cone
Little Hour" Miss Miriam Norris.
Sunbeam session, in charge of Mrs.
W. J. Hatcher. Children and Missions:
(a) Duty of leaders. (b) Duty OF pa
rents. (c) Methods of work.
Round table.
Friday, 2:15 P. NJ.
Deyotions: A Woman's Influence,
'fExpounded unto him the way of God
more perfectly Acts 1925. Mrs.
Lake.
Message from Mrs. Edwin Carpenter,
superintendent R. A.
R. A. demonstration, Mrs. w. L.
Hayes.
Song Message. Love. His Thought" "
Miss Norris.
Efficiency the Use OF Standard Of
Excellence, Mrs. ]. R. Fizer.
Friday, 500 P. NJ.
An evening with our missionaries
Rev. and Mrs. John Lake, OF Canton
China.
Violin solo, Miss RoseIa Parker.
Song, "The Lord is My Shepherd,
Miss Norris.
Collection. Benediction.
General Scott says he never knew
an Indian 70 break a promise But