The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-03-10
paxViIie

The quarterly meeting OF the fouIth
division, of the Santee Association,
met with the Paxville church March
4th, 1915. The devotional exercises
| were conducted by Mrs. W. E. Tisdale;
after which, meeting was presided over
by Miss Sailie jones. Meeting opened
with singing of song "More like Jes-
US" after which 10th chapter of Rom
aas was read by Mrs. Tisdale. Prayer
was then offered by our beloved Mrs.
Scarborough, after which the visiting
societies and members of the Metho-
Gist society were welcomed in sweet
words by Mrs. T. p. Brown, "a beau
tiful solo" Some Day" was then rend
cred by Mrs. Richard Brown mess
age from the secr' ary OF the Home
Mission board IT, tie Wonen's and
young peoples societies, was then read
by Mrs. Mary Broadway. After sing
ing CT song Il love 20 tell the story"
we were delightfully."- entertained by
dear Mrs. Scarborough giving US an
Inspiring talk Oh Home Missions. She
said, that we are trying to lift the
Italians from having the Virgin Mary
as an intercessor for them, and instead
have them like US to have Christ as
their intercessor. She spoke so touch
ingly of the blessings we have received
from God. Mrs. Scarborough insisted
that we observe the week of prayer,
by so doing we will be carried 10 such
lofty ieighths She also urges US, ii
We claim TO be Gods children, to so
live that the world will know it. After
Mrs. Scarborough's' talk, a direct
"Bless me, Oh, my King" was sung by
Mesdames W. E. Tisdale and J. W.
Minis
Minutes of our last Quarterly meet
which met at Providence Dec. 9th,
was then read by the secretary. After
which we were dismissed for the noon
tide hour by Mrs. Fl. K. Williams
After ENJOYING a delightful punch,
served ln our new parsonage the alter
noon session then began.
Devotional exercises were conducted
by Miss Jessie Curtis. After singing
sIAll hail the power of Jesus name"
q leaflet entitled. The surrendered |
life'' was reao by Miss Curtis, Sent
ence prayers were then offered. "Close
to Thee" afterwards bsing sung, we
then enjoyed paper entitled, Church |
Extension by Mrs. H. K. Williams.
Mrs. Williams said, that uninlisted |
churches. are churches or church |
whose Influence is not felt. How vivid |
and beautifully she pictured different
churches. Those interested in Gods
work and those that are noc. She |
closed her beautiful thoughts with !
these words, Zone Ehom ahead OF all
others. we wish 70 see victorious, there |!
is but one Kiug, Jesus Christ: and we
hail him, "L1rk of a!i.' A reading,
Weeping with them THAI weep, by Miss
Bessie Hodge, Was then enjoyeo AZ |
ter reading of this paper, Miss NonDie
Geddines added SO much TO the pro-
gram by rendering an instrumental
SOLO. A paper entitled, .Enlis5mau.
was then read bv Miss Essie Rich One
thought she brought forwarded vas
that Va can not get closer 10 God than
our fathers did, but We can bring God
closer 70 men. After reading Of this
paper. aad remarks by Mrs Scar5or-
ough aua Mis-, Sailie Jones, collec!iou
was thea taken. Afrcr SlnGing "BleSt
be the lie thai binds the meeting ad-
iourned to NEE, with Graham church
the frs, Thursday in Juna
MRS. J. NJ. MINIS,
Secretary.