The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-28
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The HomaA's Misuio0asy Can.
iessilcs II ths f,ick~ac disiaSct, con.
weasel hi Dickson. Jnes 2ass. as the
III. X. Church. Soash.
The eonssfence sxs called 10 ordef
by Mm Dallas Petty. pssssdsn, ID
Adult Se~iesy No. i
1hs llaaam Miassaasy Sosiety
occupied the choir. giving Tor the
(epenins SONG. Help 6onshedy
Today" Bro. leon. The eassox.
read ,hs Scripture lsssan and oasssd
prayer,
Mrs. Nixon Piekxrd. district &c.
rotary. 90 Der arrival irom Cambss.
land City, took the chair And pm.
sided over the meeting.
Mrs. Sara l.. Wishart was elected
secretary Tor the conference. Mrs.. j.
H. Walker u C~ntsvville. and Miss
Dorothy Decd, we're appointed ~
COMMITTEES ON resolutions. Mrs. j.
b. Foster was appointed Voice
Agent. and Mise Dorothy Mccall
for the Young Peoples Worker.
Mrs. ei~ssxe Marxsa al Nashville.
first yies-presldens. gave an earnest
snd k>lntnl talk. She laid special
stress on sending Christian ideals
inta our tielas. and Tor workers 10
volunteer 10 civ. their lives, aud
not wait 10 b. drafted.
Miss Dorothy Dodd msds q de.
ligh,ful talk On the work being done
q. the Searrit Bible aud Training
school. stating that there ia 4 mis-.
taken idea about the class oi girls
tina, 80 10 searri,. Girls of wealth
sad Refinement attend this school.
coming away with the big drvir~ 10
And oat II God wants them. saying,
Hers am 4. send mr. -,
The ehildrrn's choir sang The
World chitir-u. " M& Robert oF.
Neal Of Clarksvill-, 2nd vice ptesi.
dent, made an interesting talk on
work with the children, giving illus.
tations of what a foreign child can
90 towards saving a whole family,
saying also that there 10 no better
way to work for our Lord than thru
the channels OF the Missionary go
cisty. Mrs. w. M. Metslss then
beautifully sang. Tell Me the story
oi Jesus" Song by congregation,
The noon devotional was con.
Quoted by Miss Dodd. after which
the ladies OF the Society served
lunch.
The afternoon session vas opened
by Bro. Gregory reading d scripture
lcsson and having prayer.
Mrs J. d, i.u.en Of Wsverly.
made a splendid talk on The
World of Missions, saying in part.
We have wanted world missions.
but are faint to take hold uf these
things. This war 10 drawing all M.
iions closer together. and We have a
better opportunity TO Chrisiianiae
ali p~saIsjs After filHc waf IN, Gsssvsa: \
than ever before IN the worlds his.
tory, Are we Ia have part Al co.
lshorer in this workY II not, why
mott song The Kings Busi.
ness
Mrs. J r. HsrviIl of Nashville
corresponding secretary. hased her
talk on general lines aud council
work, emphasizing that in putting
On new things, do no. put away the
old--that foreign missions 10 jpst
A. necessary AZ Red Cross work 10
this national conflict.
The roll vas called bv the secre.
tsry. and the reports from the dele
yates we're very interesting.
Mrs George Morgan made short
talk on mission study. Mrs. Han
vile urged the social service super.
trfttniiFn, ID dee the leaflets ia t;,s /
Observance 81 the Sabbath Misc
George Lee Jones read beautiful
poem. entitled. When ! Walk in
tie Crowded Way" Mrs. J. h.
Walker o! Centrevillc. on behalf OF
the visitors. thanked The ladies' Tor
their hospitality and kindness. ask. |
ing the conference 10 come to Cen.
sreyiile next wear. BRO. Isom pro-