The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-11
THREE STATES REPRESENTED
At MISSIONARY CONFERENCE


by setting a good example for the
children. She urged that propaganda
o. made IN an effort TO secure each
member OF the household TO attend
the Sunday school service. But. she
said. do not cOnfine yourself to the
nome. Upon the street there are
thousands OF children who are not
attendants at this service. and IL is up
them in.
Mrs Kuhlman said that IL is the
general opinion that when persons be
come married. they are TO stop coming
90 Sunday school unless they are
teachers. She said that she is an
instructor OF n class of ladies who
are grandmOthers. The Home and the
Cradle roll departments We're also
favored by the speaker.
Mrs. Otto r. Snyder. OF Massillon,
ohio. was assigned the topic, WHAT
Can Women's Missionary Society do
Tor the Church, and the paper was
well handled
The work OF the missionary in the
church Is not limited. according to
mrs. snyder. II can render much as
sistance in securing new members for
the church and also creating interest
IN the services. Mission work Is
Gods work. said the speaker Christ
was a great missionary. she added.
That the young people might be
encouraged into the missionary WORK.
Mrs. Snyder urged the organization OF
junior Missionary societies. in COnncC-
ton with the Woman's Missionary
society. The Missionary society. Mrs
snyder said. can do a great deal to-
ward the spread of the gospel
The influence OF the Missionary
Society in the Community" was the
interesting discourse given by Mrs. G.
+. kroneweth. OF Butler. Pa. Sne told
OF the attachments Of the women of
other cities who are identified with
the missionary societies who are work
ing Tor the social and moral betterment
of community. II they work in this
way the community soon learns To look
rpon the society for further advance
ments and interest In the society Is
also stimulated.
Following the presentation of the
, papers. interesting discussions took
place in which practically every dele
gate took part IN interesting point
brought ont in the discussion of the
paper upon the Sunday school was the
fact that instead of telling the children
OF the home To go To the school they
should set the example and ask that
/ they accompany them.
Morning Session.
The devotional services were con
Quoted by Rev. G. +. Helm. OF the 81.
Matthews Lutheran church Of Ben
wood. after which n number OF an
nouncements relative 10 the days ac-
INVITES were made. and the following
committee ON resolutions appointed
! Mrs. Henry Troutman. Butler. Pa
! chairman. Mrs &. T.. Kroneweth But
! Ter; Mrs. otto Schenk. Wheeling: Mrs
Edward Roess. Oil City. and Mrs Geo
Clause. OF Akron
Two interesting papers were reao
al the morning session which will no
doubt prove Of much benefit 20 the
many delegates attending. Mrs. Han
OF Massillon. O. read a paper IN
" mar Are the REQUISITES Of an Active
Missionary Society"
IN beginning Mrs HaN told OF tho
scope OF the society and defined the
purpose OF the missionary society as
10 do mission work. The aim of a
Wen Organized society should be To-
deal with the opportunities that pre-
sent themselves in the home and con-
Eregation. and also 20 BE- an assistance
10 the synod IN the mission work IN
which 10 is engaged That would in
Clude the home. foreign and inner
missions. said Mrs HaN
Mrs. HaN deVided her topic into.
seven different parts and discussed
each separately. The seven requisites
1 which were discussed by the speaker
were. consecrated membership. pray
or, visiting committees. tract commit
+ tee; program, missionary fund ca,
.
district conference
The discussion az This PAPER. which
was lead hy Mrs Henry Williamson
. h'iman. of This city. and proved eN
+ treineIy Interesting \ number OF the
visiting delegates took part
Securing Missionary Funds
How 90 raise Missionary Or,i.
/ lngs was the subject which was we'll
3 prepared hv Mr. George Clause. or
AKRON. ohio Mrs Clause said that
/ on" az the necessities that De- primarily
Tor raising the missionary Offering is
I 20 create interest and knoWlede. in
L 'A" work hat The society BIZ engaged.
She said that b. be- often the case that
b The societies 90 not receive the proper
. support. owing iu the lack Of knoWI-
b nd2s that DO" member OF the church
has relative to rh. society
Plans Tor raising missionary of.
/ i'rus must bc carefully made and
l worked ont with the same care and
nor boo HHphayard manner The so.
Ci'iy must yearn to know The surround
luEs OF o." community in which they
I ar" in work. before attempting any
. plan. however. said Mrs Clause
Closing Mrs Clause said The I.u.
T fhem church BE- facing door open
l wider than ever before She lacks
7 many .hiur hu' opportunity i4 not
ON" OF hem. may She enter fh, door
/ before 10 BE- TOO late and as shs enters
. may eho heed tho Macedonian cry.
. Come over and help u-'"
/ Conference Ends Today.
IndaE fho conference will come fo
an end when adjournment Ia takon af
Z noon Much hu-Irrsa o. bafnr. tho.
. meeting Tor this morning and 30 be-
+ .l''.nI ih,' Ih' most interesting OF
.h" Three DAYS VIII take place Tho
organization az fI. Eastern District
conference of fhn Women of fhc Joint
r.Nnf NII I. 'H'I.'i and other mat.