The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-01
 fWOmen's Missionary News
Mas. J. w. CoNGER. Editor

[ MRS. J. w. CoNGER, Editor. [
 
 Last Monday the three missionary societies, Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian, held union meeting which proved to be spiritual and in tellectual feast. The object of this meeting, as has been stated, was the discussion of plans for greater ser vice and usefulness and the cultiva- tion of closer Christian fellowship. As Christians, we should be practic- ally and actually accomplishing all the time the very work for which we are called, lest we might be content simply with our own salvation whereas, God expects us to be useful in saving others and in advancing his kingdom.
 Mrs S. G. Smith, the leader for the evening, laid much emphasis up on the fact that we as individuals it for us, and also that not only was individual work required of us, but united Christian effort.
 Mrs. Reynolds opened the program for us by calling attention to the first thing needed in our missionary society in -enlistment-"a a call to the colors." To this subject, Mrs. Joseph Frauenthal and Miss FL sic Harrison responded. The two main points of Mrs. Frauenthal's talk were voluntary and compulsory service, emphasizing the spirit of loy- alty as brought out in the German idea-that of training the youth. Miss Elsie Harrison, in very pun gent and forceful talk, suggested some practical helps for this work of enlistment, making three leading points, which. were publicity, plans and prayer. Mrs. T. M. Moore, in con- clusion, mentioned the special work to be done and needs for Christian service night here in Conway, for right here we can find both home and foreign missionary work. Are we, as Christian women, doing our duty in the community in which we live? Let us have for our watchword, Faith in God" and then will all things be pos sible in his service. Let us remember this.
 We have a part in Gods great plan, So let us do the best we can
 To guard our hearts and lives so we'll That only right shall in them dwell. Let all we touch and hear and see Help us each day more pure to be. It pleases Him when we are strong, To choose the right and shun the
 wrong"
 After this helpful and inspiration al program our hostess, the ladies of the Methodist church, treated us to a social hour which was greatly enjoy ed. Quite an interesting feature of the hour was the display of Japanese handwork. How we wish every Christian woman in our city could have been there. Won't you come next time? The missionary society of the Baptist church will be hostess, and we invite you all to come; date to be announced later.
 The Baptist Missionary Soclety will have their regular monthly buss mess meeting next Monday after noon, April 3.
 The Senior B. Y. F. U. met at the usual hour Sunday, March 26. We had good meeting and large at tendance. Every one present seemed to enjoy our program, and all who attend regularly show much interest in the work. Our subject Sunday was Southern Social Problems and the Home Mission Board" We are giving good attention to our Bible lessons. but closer study still is urg- ed. We hope to be able to answer all questions on these daily readings.
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