The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-24
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 CABINET COUNCIL MEET AT STATE NORMAL Talks by Miss Sherrebeck of St.
Talks by Miss Sherrebeck of St. Louis Feature Saturdays Ses-
 sion of Council.

The cabinet council of the Young Women's Christian Association of Arkansas convened at Conway last night, the first session being held at the First Methodist church Presi- dent J. J. Doyne of the State Normal made the welcome address. Miss Frances Purcell of Galloway College of Searcy responding in behalf of the council. Devotional services were conducted by Miss Clara Stone. An address on "The Call of the World to College Students" was made I,y Prof. J. l. McClurkin of Hendrix College.
 Today's sessions are being held in the State Normal. The morning ses- sion was featured by the first of series of talks on Paul and His Works" by Miss Ina Scherrebeck of St. Louis. The second talk was made at o'clock this afternoon and the series will be concluded tomorrow morning at the First Baptist church during the Sunday school hour Miss Stella Scurlock of the University of Arkansas and Miss Virginia Harter of the State Normal also made ad- dresses this morning. Reports from each association represented were made, all showing progress is being made in the '. w. C. \. work throughout the state.
 At noon the delegates and mem bers of the local association repaired to the woods in front of the Normal building, where luncheon was served
 Upon reconvening this afternoon, Miss Ethel Cutler of New York City, entertained the delegates with a story. Misses Elsie Harrison and Rosebud Vaughn discussed What it Means to be a Christian in i9l7."
 At 4 o'clock this afternoon, the delegates will be given an automobile ride over the city, visiting the prin- cipal points of interest. A reception will be given tonight from until 10 o'clock, to be attended by members of the Y. w. c. A. organizations of the Normal and Central and Hendrix Colleges, and the Y. NJ. C. A. of Hendrix
 Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock a mass meeting for girls and young women will be held at the First Presbyterian church, over which Miss Francis Y. Smith of St. Louis, Mo, will preside. Miss Cutler will deliver an address at the First Methodist church tomorrow night at 7:l5 o'clock on Association By products. A delegates meeting will be held at 8:45 p. m. at the church, with Miss Scherrebeck as the principal speaker. The council will then adjourn.
 The delegates in attendance are: Misses Lela Mover, Audrey Sims and Ruby Evans of Cumberland College, Claaksville; Misses Caroline Rover. Opal Nichols and Louise Campbell of Monticello Agricultural School; Misses Ruth Rutiin and Sadie Hazel wood of West Tennessee State Nor nal, Memphis; Misses Ethel Jean and Eunice Pittman of Henderson Brown College, Philadelphia; Miss Ethel Miller and Gladys Greer of Hendrix College, Conway; Misses Grace Dilday, Grace Trout, Frances Purcell, Mabel Jones and Gladys Lar nor of Galloway College, Searcy; Misses Mary Sims and Ruby Corne- lia of Magnolia Agricultural School; Miss Stella Scurlock of University of Arkansas, Fayetteville; Miss Euna Roberts of Central College, Conway; Misses Mary Bonar, Lillian Wahl, Virginia Harter, Jessie Ward, Donnie Marsh, Addie Joe Bush, Lima Boyce and Jewel Coventon of State Normal,