The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-05-09
Of PFGSbytGriaI Society OC-
ours Friday Morning
MRS. FULTON HEADS LIST
AS She Has Done for Years-Pageant
Thursday Afternoon Illuminating
and instructive - Sessions
Brought to Close

Young Peoples Presbyterian society
of the GAINESVILLE presbytery, the ses-
sions of which took place in Mt. Yer,
non Thursday and Friday, has been
pronounced one of the most success
full in the forty-two year existence of
the organization.
1t was reported at the session Fri
day morning that II delegates and 43
visitors were in attendance, as shown
by the registration book. Practically
all of these had assembled by Thurs
day afternoon.
The pageant, occurring at four
o'clock, was most interesting and en-
tertaining. 1t was presented under |
the direction of Mrs. G. d. Conard and |
carried a message to Chritian people |
of the United States concerning their |
duty to less enlightened neighbors |
and dependents. Indians, MexicaDs, |
Filipinos, Esquimos and immigrants
were represented.
Other participants took the parts
of characters representative of diff
ferent sections of the United States
and different periods in the develop
ment of our country.
Friday morning, the nominating
committee made its report and the
following officers were chosen for the
ensuing year:
President
Mrs. w. D. Fulton of Newark.
Secretaries
Recording-M Mrs. A. H. Rickert of
Newark
Home and Freedmen-Mrs. William
Kellenbarger of Croton.
Foreign-Mrs. r. K. Smith of Utica.
Educational--Mrs. Laura Smith of
Adams Mills.
Study Class-Jesse Rice of Coshoc-
ton.
Young People's-Genevieve Forty
of Newark.
Westminster Guild-Mrs. Ada Cha
pin of Roseville.
Extension-Mrs. E. c. Mulock of
Mt. Vernon.
Treasurers
Home and Freedmen-Mrs. Frank
Pomerene of Coshocton.
Foreign and Contingent-Elizab
Oldham of GAINESVILLE.
Auxiliary Vice President
Coshocton district-Mrs. Louise
| Stevenson of Dresden.
GAINESVILLE district--Mrs. William
McKibben of GAINESVILLE.
GAINESVILLE district-Mrs. Lou Nc
Cloud of Sundale
Mt. Vernon district-Mrs. Daniel
Merger of Utica.
Newark district-Mrs. Mary Will
helm of Hanover.
Young Peoples Vice Presidents
Coshocton district-Mrs. Mark Love
of Coshocton.
GAINESVILLE district-Hanna Mat
thews of GAINESVILLE.
GAINESVILLE district-Mrs. Margaret
| DIOWu pl HdueoNiiiS.
Mt. Vernon district - Evangeline
Pitkin of Mt. Vernon.
Newark district-Ida Bastin OF
Pataskala.
Synodical Music Committee
Mrs. John E. Dean of Newark.
Mrs. NJ Louise Stevenson of Dres
den.
Nominating Committee, 1917
Mrs. F. NJ. Haynes of Hanover.
Mrs. H. C. Cassell of Frederick
town.
Mrs. r. C. Brush of GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. William Gault of Coshocton
Mrs. Fulton has been president o
the society for a number of year
and her reelection was an attest o
the esteem in which she is he'll
through the district and an earnes
of her ability in the position of pre-
siding officer.
In addition to those who were mel
toned in The Banner Of Thursday
> the following registered:
Mrs. George d. Orr, Mrs. McCahal
Mrs. A. B. Crawford, Mrs. w. F. HUI
and Mrs. Fulton of Newark; Mrs.
Ewart, Mrs. Carl Van Voorhis OF Ma
tinsburg; Miss Elizabeth Griffith, Mr.
!. w. Jones, Mrs. Belle Moss, Mis-
Hazel Greiner, Miss Myra Talbot, M
and Mrs. II. E. Porter of GAINESVILLE
Mrs. Lou McCloud, Mrs. s. H. Buc
anan of Norwich; Mrs. F. r. Whit
more of Warsaw; Mrs. Mabel Ham
,e ton, Mrs. Hazel Zwayer of Brown
" Vile; Mrs. George Cooke, Mrs. H.
at Cassell, Miss Mary Bstile, Miss
b. Love of Fredericktown; Mrs. j.