The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-20
PROGRAM 1919 1920
MoRGANToN SELECTED FOR THE
NEXT PLACE or MEETING.

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| Closing Session of Missionary Soci
ETY. an interesting One-Officers Sc
iected-kiissionary Money Pledged
for 1919-Fine Meeting.
The next meeting Of the Missionary
Society of the Western North Caro-
lima Conference Of the M. e. Church
was in session here Tuesday to Fri
day, with 300 delegates in, attendance
The closing feature Of the session was
the selection Of Morganton as the next
place of meeting and the election oi
officers.
Mrs. Lucy, Fl. Robertson was chosen
president Of the society, the other Of
flcers being: 1st vice president, Mrs
w. R. Harris; second vice president
Miss Amy B. Hackney; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. H. A. Dunham; re.
cording secretary, Mrs. G. w. Whit
sett; treasurer, Mrs. P. N. Peacock !;
superintendent of mission study, Mrs
r. M Courtney; superintendent of So
cial service, Mrs. w. A. Newell; SUI
perintendent. of supplies, Mrs. J. N.
Hauss; distributor of literature, Mrs.
w. c. Houston; editor woman's page
in North Carolina Christian Advo-
cate, w. r. Harris.
Mrs. V. L. Stone; Charlotte, Mrs. l..
N. Presson; Greensboro, Mrs. J. v.
Wilson; Marion, Mrs. M. B. Good
win; Mt. Airy, Mrs. J. L. Woltz;
North WiIkesboro, Mrs VIC. Coffew;
Salisbury, Mrs. j. F. Shinn; Shelby,
Mrs. B. T. Morris; aStatesville, Mrs.
W. A. Newell; Wayhesvi1le, Mrs NJ.
d. Cowan; Winston, Mrs T. B. Apper-
son. Morganton was chosen as the
next place of meeting.
The evening exercise given by the
young peoples and children's socie-
ties of Wesley Memorial and South
Main Street churches proved most
enjoyable. The program consisted of
songs and recitations by the children
and a pantomine with readings by
Mrs. Oliver Causen and Mrs. Willis
Slane by the young people, ~
Miss Nina Troy then gave a most
interesting talk on mission Study
Why?"
Friday moring after devotional by
Mr.. A. ]. Owen the pledge was taken
and $175OO was assumed for 1919 as
follows: ~
Asheville district, $4,000; Char
lotte district, $3.50; Greensboro dis
trict, $3,5OO; Marion district, $1,000:
boro district, $50; Salisbury district,
$4,000: Shelby district, 81, 900; States
vile district. 81 ,0e0; WaynesviIle dis
trict, $3.50; Winston district, 81 1850. i
= Thursdays Sessions.
Mrs. F. w. Jackson of Greensboro
led the opening devotional for the
afternoon session ON Thursday.
The afternoons program was given
over to the work of the young people
and children. Mrs w. r. Harris gave
the report of first vice-president of
he conference and showed growth in
his department which made 40 per
cent increase in organizations and %
Der cent in membership The record
made in this department gives to, the
young people of the Western North !,
Carolina Conference the first place in :
he Al conferences of Southern Meth I
,dism in the amount of pledges paid.
Three especially interesting papers
we're read, viz:
How. to Double Our Membership
n 1919"-Miss Mamie Voss, Winston
Salem.
'Stewardship"-Mis Clyde John
'on. Thomasville.
Gods Call to the Young People
If Western North Carolina Confer;
Bessie Tate, Marion. +
Miss Alma Trowbridge of Brevard
institute and Miss Agnes Stewart,
ity missionary of Charlotte, were
Introduced to the conference.
Report of Miss Amy Hackney of
conference. second vice
president, reported the work of the
'h1ldren's department, work of vital
and one which under the
management of Miss Hackney has
howed advancement during the past
ear. A beautiful little exercise by
he juniors of Wesley Memorial
hurch was presented and proveI an
Inspiration and an interesting feature
f the afternoons program. "
Mrs. Oscar Kearns, chairman of
ospltailtv committee, was presented
0 the conference and made some vsF-
able suggestions to the conference
s to sending delegates to the annual
neeting.
The organ recital given by Mrs.
'orinne Auman Crews, organist, Miss F
fargaret jenkins. soprano, and Miss
Ie1en Mayer, vio1inist, closed the af-
program. This feature I
f the program was most thoroughly i,
njOyed by the large audience which !
lied the church
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