Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
Phoebe A. Hearst will be the guest of honor EMPLOYED OFFICERS' CONFER
 ENCE

ENcE Conference on Association Religious
 Life and Leadership, August
 1213, 1917 Sunday August 12-Evening meet ing. Preparation of Leaders for Larg- CT Religious Work, Miss Charlotte Adams. Monday August 13-Morning ses- sion:
 1. Report on national board plans for advance steps in religious work. Student-Miss Eliza R. Butler. City-Miss Marcia o. Dunham.
 County-Miss Henrietta Roelofs
 ?. Four talks on the Emphasis Needed in this Advance Work
 Emphasis on Evangelism-Mi Har- Taylor.
 Emphasis on Personal Work-Miss Julia Lee.
 Emphasis on Religious Education Miss Charlotte Adams
 Emphasis on Christian Standards in All Association Life-Miss Charlotte Davis.
 Monday, August 13,-Afternoon ses- sion:
 l. Report on the Four Year Plan of the Pacific Coast Field-Chairman of Committee.
 ?. scussion-Introduced by Miss Mary l.. Bentley.
 fD The plan as whole.
 CD The details of the first years work
 New interests are being presented to women by the entrance of America into a world war. Larger demands are being made upon all of us to meet their responsibilities for our country and for other women. Because this thought is uppermost in the minds of all members, the program for the City Conference this year will emphasize in every one of it's departments the service which can be rendered both by special workers who will be employed to do pieces of emergency war work and by those who can make the best contribution by remaining in position which they hold and learning how to do more efficient work in the places where they now find themselves. Leader of the Conference Miss Harriet Taylor, executive of the foreign department Secretaries to be Present National Miss Eliza R. Butler. secretary of | secondary schools. Miss Ella Schooley, executive fi-
 
 1 Miss Julia T. Lee, special worker. finance department. | Miss Charlotte Adams, National training school.
 Miss Mary l. Bentley, executive Pacif- I ic coast field commission. Miss Charlotte Davis, city secretary. Miss Alice G. Moore, City secre- | tary
 Miss Martha A. Chickering, immi- grafton secretary.
 Miss Sarah s. Oddie, town and country.
 Miss Sarah Ellis, special worker, 1 Angel island.
 Miss K. l. Bartholomew, office exc cutive
 Bible Glasses Sound Especially AL
 turing This Year for Board Mem
 bers and Secretaries
 Gospel of John'-Rev. Lindsay B. Longacre. D. D., Tiff School of TEeol- ogy, Denver
 For General Membership
 Social Message of the Eighth Gen. tury Prophets'-Rev. Raymond c. Brooks, D. D.. First Congregational church, Berkeley.
 Social Principles of Jesus"-Rev. Jonathan c. Day, D. C., Labor Temple, New oYrk City.
 Paul. the First Great Missionary 1 Miss Charlotte Davis, city secretary Pacific coast field.
 For Younger Girls
 Life of Christ'-Miss Helen Bab- son. Los Angeles. Calif The Mission Study class this year | will be real discussion of the interna- l. tionalism of today. In the Bible class es there will be opportunities for dis | cussion as to the spiritual focus of very perpleXing and stressful days. In the industrial program, emphasis will De given to questions affecting the | livas of young business women in this l year of war, and a special trainins curse for war emergency workers will be taught by Miss Ernestine Fried mann who had large experience ir directing the work at San Antonio and Plattsburg.
 On four evenings of the conference Miss Charlotte H. Adams, resident Bi- ble teacher of the National Training school, New York city. will give { series of talks on the Essentials O. Christian Life.
 The Madison Improvement club vii hold an all day meeting Thursday d the home of Mrs Glenn Martin on tn, McDowell Road when the member. will sew for the Rod Cross.
 Devoting all it's meetings to Rec Cross work. the Glendale Woman. club will practically abandon it's for mer departmental work during tn, coming year. This was decided at al executive board meeting of the clul when it was unanimously voted t, give over it's entire time to attendin, the nations needs. the work to be ar ranged and supervised by the program committee comprising Mrs. C. H Tinker Mrs. J. G. Hammels Mrs. J M. Pearson and Mrs Harry More
 Mrs. Benjamin Yaeger, an activ member of the club, suggested al auxiliary of club members daughter between the ages of ten and fifteel to solicit old linens and materials fo soldiers kits T want to see our girls earn enoug money during the year to support on French girl orphan said Mrs. Yaege as she drew pitiful picture of tn homeless ones across the sea. l No action was taken at this tim but it is believed that an effort vii be made to secure the cooperation o the young people in some phase o war relief work
 In addition to the discussion of tn I calendar for the ensuing year. change in the executive board were made a this meeting. Mrs. J. F. Lewis, wa elected to take the place of Mrs. F ,. A Logue who resigned as president Mrs. Lewis was former vice presiden