The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-20
GOOD WORK, LADIES
MISSIONARY SOCIETY IN SESSION
HERE LAST WEEK WAS A :
BUSY ONE.


Papers a Feature WedneSday-ln
stitute Work Receives Attention.
The reports from the various Off
GERS and department heads together
with addresses on the centenary
movement, followed by a program in
which the Young Peoples Missionary
Society of the city, furnished the en-.
tertainment. featured Wednesday,
session of the Missionary Conference
here The morning was given over to
in~titute work.
The young peoples and mission
study institutes were conducted by
Mrs. w r. Harris; the children's in
etitute bv Miss Amy Hackney and the
social service gathering by Mrs. w. A.
Newell Following these separate
gatherings a general institute embrac-
ing all lines of missionary work was
conducted by Mrs. J. w Perry of Nor
rist0wn. Tenn. which brought out
much discussion on subjects of vital
interest During the morning Mrs.
Fila Coffew. former missionary to
China. was introduced and delivered a
very interesting and instructive talk
on the first work of the church in
China At the noon hour the memorial
service was conducted by Mrs. p ~
Peacock. of Salisbury. as leader.
Wednesday afternoon there were
number of 3-minute papers heard on
"How to Double Our Membership in
1Q7a": talks on Stewardship" Gods
Call to Young Women" and an ad,
dress by the second vice-Dresident,
Miss Amy Hackney. At o'clock an
nrgnn recital was given by Mrs. Rob
oft " Crews. the church organist. as
sisted bv Miss Marguerite Jenkins. So
nrano. and Miss Helen MAYER. violin
iet complip entary to the visiting dele
cates and the women who are acting
as hosts to the visitors. AT night fol-
lowing the entertainment bv the
Young people of this city Miss P'ancbe
Howell. missionary worker from the
conference to Brazil. delivered one of
the best addresses of the entire meet
inc.
Mrs. A. J. Owen conducted the de-
vntiona1 services Friday morning at
1890 o'clock. following which pledges
wnrn received Then followed the
election of officers, selection Of the
next meeting place and the reports of
thn various committees. A devotional
service brought the seventh annual
session to a close. :. -
The committee members as an
nc"nced are:
Mission Study-Mrs. w R. Harris,
acting chairman for Mrs. F. P. In
gram: Mrs. G. c.. Rrinkman, Mrs. T. |
y Hudson. Mrs. L. D. Coltrane, Mrs.
Bette Pertridge, Mrs. r. B. Knox,
Mrs NJ. T. Sigman, Mrs. G. M. Co.
forth, Mrs Alice Bivens. Mrs. w. L.
Dawson Mrs. Tom Porter. Mrs. G. l..
Albert. Mrs. A. 0. C1egg. Misses Nina
Troy. Bertha Lee, Helen Hoyle and
Ella Dowd-
Young Peoples Work-Mrs. w. r. /
Harris, Chairman; Miss Annie Kate
Jones. Miss Alma Trowbridge. Miss
Myrtle Harris. Miss Mary Belle Ar
drey. Miss Mamie Douglas. Miss Min
ME Lee Whitemore, Miss Clyde John
son, Miss Minnie Eroin, Miss Vera
Lucas. Miss Elizabeth Abernathy, Miss
Carrie Smith Poindexter. Miss Carrie
Nav Parker, Miss Doris Sil1s. Miss
Possie Horale, Miss Bessie Tate Miss
Marie Gidrey. Miss Lottie White,
'rs. J. s. brown, Mrs. Wriston Lee, !
Mrs. Alta Stevens. Mrs. G. D. Her
man, Mrs. E. L. Balm. Mrs. H. w Nc
Cain. Mrs F. E. Durfee, Mrs. w. p.
7T"rris. Mrs. J. P. Little, Mrs. III.
Windler, Mrs. w. j. Ballard, Mrs. I.
F. Craven. Mrs. M. H. Lowry, Mrs. IF.
c. Donaldson. !
Extension of Work-Mrs. H. A.
Dunham. chairman: Mrs. l.. w. Craw-
ford, Mrs. w w. Hagood, Mrs. M. P. :
Plair, Mrs. NJ. NJ Courtney, Mrs. c.
n. Short. Mrs w. F.. Womble, Mrs.
G. Few Mrs. r. NJ Holt, Mrs. J. NJ
Hauss, Mrs. T. B. Hawfeld, Mrs. w. L.
Dawson and all diet8ict secretaries. !!
Finance Committee P. N:
Peacock, chairman; Mrs. Emma Dun
can, Mrs. E. O. Chandley, Mrs. c. A. :
Evans, Mrs. r. H Plvler, Mrs. F. w.
Bradley. Mrs. l. B. Goforth, Mrs. j. c.
Hunt, Mrs. F. T. Wilmoth. Mrs. G. w.
Martin, Mrs. H G.. Sheridan. Mrs. L.
L. Greene. Miss Helen Hoyle, Miss
Lowry Shuford. Mrs F.. S, Lambeth:
Resolution Committee-Mrs. M VI.
Courtney, Mrs. J. N. Hauss, Miss
Bertha Lee.
Missionary Candidate Committee
Mrs. L. w. Crawford. Mrs. H. A. Dun
ham. Mrs. w. W. Hagood.
Children's Work-Miss Amy Hack
ney, chairman: Mrs. J. NJ Rhodes, Mrs.
Seymour Taylor, Mrs. S., A. Hunter,
Mrs. j. E. steere, Mrs. C. R. SCOTT,
Mrs. James Kearns, Mrs j. F. Smith,
Mrs. J. c. SiceIoff, Mrs. r. E. Bundy,
Mrs. G. w. jackson, Mrs c. c. Hinkle,i
Mrs. ]. B. Peasants, Mrs. Parker
1Tolmes, Mrs. A. M. Smith, Mrs. G. W.
Williams.
Social Service Committee-Mrs. ".
a. Newell, chairman; Mrs. G. L. Al
naft' Mrs. G. S. Stone. Mrs. w. l..
GTlcholson, Mrs z. J. Thompson, Mrs.
H. Z. Tuttle. Mrs E. T. Paschal, Mrs.
": " 5. Ray, Mrs. NJ NJ Courtney, Mrs
w. /. Sigmon, Mrs. H. H. Cox, Mrs.
vary Dixon. Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Geo. Glen
eTn11 ~, Mrs. J. e. Mills. Miss Ella Dow
TLl Mrs, A. "A. Connolly, Mrs. nj. C.i
''olly, Mrs. Cooke, Miss Rhinehart.
heV. j. NJ Hamrick WhA was called