The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-09-25

Tor tnoSe VINO nave ~ Hot. ont sdiu
that we say don't" TO our young
Dc ople too much and it is time we
begin to say do. She called for
reports from the young peoples aux
ilaries represented, and Miss Chris
topher Of Lamesa gave a most inspir-
ing report. She said that the only
conversion during their meeting was
at the young ladies prayer meeting.
They have been doing good work Wis
ting the sick and sent one girl TO a
hospital She made strong appeal
TO the adult auxiliaries to stand by
the young people. Slaton and Lub-
book both reported young peoples
societies doing good work. How to
increase the circulation of our per-
iodicals was discussed in open meet
~. and We were urged to have at
least one half our membership, sub
scribers TO our papers. Tahoka dele
gate was not present, but her report
was read. Reports from supply de-
partment were called for, and the
lowing reported: Lubbock sent one
box to preachers family: Post has
box Of aprons ready 10 send TO girls
at Laredo; Post Juniors. box for or
phanage; CrOsbyton has helped needy
families az home; Lamesa has boz
ready to send to Miss Wilson in
Africa, Rails sent box 70 orphanaee;
Rails Juniors sent box canned goods
TO Virginia x. Johnson Home, Dallas.
"Close 10 Thee" was sung. after
which BIO Lyon led in prayer. MIS-.
Lyon talked about the new Bible
study book Johns Gospel, the
Greatest Book IN the World" and adj
vised all 70 study IT, Mrs. Hughes
then announced we would have din
ner on the ground. We were dismiss
ed by Mrs Lyon.
"Wednesday Afternoon.
After partnking Of most delicious
dinner at the tabernacle. piano solo
by Miss Clara Mclaughlin was very
muca enjoyed. also two very enter
timing readings by Mrs. Sims. A
pretty surprise had been arranged
Tor our beloved hostess. Mrs Hughes.
rs She ls soon TO 20 10 Japan. She
was given ride in G jindiSisha, while
Mrs. Trinkle sang "Did You Ever
Take ride IN 81 Jinrikisha?' she was
lhen given a miscellaneous hover by
the district Seaici n The lHfisisha
she opened ihp packages and showed
everyone TIE many beautiful gifts
The scene / >lrht both sadness ard
eladness to our hearts sadness al
having o part with our friends, and
g'sdusss that they hore caught me
broader vision ari are Swing thor
lives ia such noble work QUA love,
BEST wishes. and prayers 20 with
these cur dear friends 20 the Tor
way land
Tho rcquia afternoon nrctife wis
one ei hv singing no The Work
Mrs Chr.fdrhfr. Of Laucsa. read
tho I2ih clauIer ol Romans and
brought us many good thoughts on
o. cilptcr Her talk was very help
iui HIS Er'nf6it Tea q special pray
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