French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-01-03
STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE.

l. At least IL regular meetings a year, with
devotional service and a definite missionary pro
gram; preferably one each month.
2. An increase in membership during the yea
of at least 10 per cent.
8. Raising apportionment.
4. Regular reports to State officers according
to the plan outlined by the state.
5. One of the denominations magazines or
Calendar of Prayer subscribed for in at least on
half of the homes represented in the mlssionar!
society, the ultimate aim being one In every nome
s.. Observance OF the special seasons OF prayer
and gifts for State, Home and Foreign Missions.
Z. At least one mission study class, or mission
study reading circle during the year.
g.. Some definite, organized personal service
for the spiritual unlitt of the local community
conducted by the members of the society under its
oversight.
9. An average attendance at the IL meetings
of a number equal to one half of the membership
10. Organization and fostering Of a missionary
society in a neighboring church or for the young.
er people OF the local church, wherever possible.
Il can do all things through Christ which
strengthened me."-Phil. 4:13.
WHAT WE R DOING.
Clothing Claude Campbell at the Kennedy Home.
Supporting a Bible woman in China.
Clothing Oscar Davis at the Kennedy Home.
Striving to help spiritually and physically the
needy in our community.
Giving aid to F~ruitland Institute by our contri-
buttons to further the noble cause for which it
SCduQS. S0QQ1Q2 TO FOT0lRn MISSIONS our Ou0f-
ings for December, January and February.
Our offerings for March, April and May go to
Home Missions and Expense Fund.
Offering for June, july and August go to the
Training School at Louisville, KY.
Offerings for SeDtember, October and Novem-
Der to go to State Missions.
OFFICERS OF THE WOMAN'S MISSIONARY
SOCIETY.
President-Mrs. R. N Pratt.
Vice President-Mrs. B. A. Egerton.
Secretary-Mrs. John s Forest.
Treasurer-Mrs. J. A. Mason.
Leader of Y. w. A-------- ---
Leader of G. Airs. J. L Egerton.
Leader of R, Airs w. c.. Stradley.
Leader of beams R. K. Orr.
Mrs, J F. Brooks is our Associational Vice
President.
Organist.
Mrs. B. A. Egerton, assistant, Mrs. A. F. Barber
COMMITTEES.
Home and Foreign Field.
Mrs. E. R. Nixon, Miss s N. weimortz.
Personal Service.
Mrs. W. c. Stradley.
MRS. w. M. HILL, Mrs. James Allen,
Mrs. John S. Forest, Mrs. William Lott,
Mission Study:
Mrs. R. P Andrews,
Mrs. J. A Mason, Mrs. Susie Lundy
mission study makes our hearts afame with
love for missions"
Finance.
Mrs. Fred Bowman.
Mrs. Susie Lundy, N~e = = vo'1nv.
Mrs. N. A. Brown, Miss s. N Weimortz.
Mrs. Sarah Egerton.
Royal Service.
Mrs. B. A Egerton.
Mrs. Cora Thornton, Mrs C~a1v Jnstus,
Mrs. E. M Allison. Mrs C. w Harry,
Miss Evelyn Graham.
Fruitland Committee.
Mrs. J. L. Egerton.
Mrs. F. e. Curtis, Mrs. A. Flicker,
Mrs. N. A. Brown, Mrs. M. E Gaines,
Mrs. Mary Begg.
F~ruitland, one Of our mountain schools, is situa
ted on the beautiful plateau which extends from
Asheville to Hendersonville. Seventy-fve % O
the teachers of Henderson county have been edu
Gated in this school. For years no girl has LEI
the Girls Home unsaved. The boys become lead
es religioTsIv. sacia1lv. morally and politically i