The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-13
FROM ICELAND'S TO
INDIA'S CORAL
VISIONARY CONFERENCE IN SES
SION HERE THIS WEEK.

Ina in Attendance-The Program
During the Week-Body Addressed
nv Bishop Darlington of West Vir.
oinia-Meeting, Closes Tomorrow.
Srme three hundred delegates from
oil ARTS of the State representing the
W,man's Missionary Society of the
Western North Carolina Conference
ore guests of High Point this week and
will remain over Friday.
The official program of the session,
which will open next Tuesday evening
at 1880 o'clock at Wesley Memorial
church. and will continue through Fri
dav noon, is as follows::> ,e7ssz.--
Kevnote-Interces "Ask of, Me
and | will give thee the heather for
thine inheritance and the uttermost
narts of the earth for thy possession. -
Psalm 2:S*
pray We. therefore, the Lord Of the
harvest, that he will send forth labor
ers into His harvest. Matthew 9:3S.
II exhort, therefore, that, first of all,
supplications, prayers, intercessions be
made for all men.''-I Timothy 81.
Tuesday, March II, 4 p. m.-Devo-
tienal service, Rev. w. A. Lambeth !;
suscial music; address, Bishop U. V.
". Darlington.>
Wednesday, March IL, morning ses-
sion $50 o'clock-Bible lesson, Rev.
j. H. Barnhardt; celebration of the
Lords supper; organization; presi-
dents address, Mrs. Lucy H. Robert
son. Reports; Corresponding secre-
tary Mrs. H. A. Durham; treasurer.
Mrs. P. N. Peacock; announcement of
committees.
1212:30-Devotional hour, Mrs
Hume R. Steele.
Afternoon session, 2 'o'clock-Devo-
tionaI service. Mrs. Arch Wilkerson:
reports, superintendent mission study,
Mrs. F. P. Ingram; superintendent So
cial service, Mrs. w. A. NEWELL super
intendent supplies, Mrs. J. N. Hauss;
distributor Of literature, Mrs. w. c.
Houston; conference editor, Mrs W.
f. Harris; reports of district secreta-
RES: Asheville Dist. Mrs. V. L. Stone;
Charlotte district, Mrs-J. n. Presson !;
Greensboro district, Mrs.TIEN. WILSON,
Marion district, Mrs. M. r.: Goodwin; !;
Mount Airy district, Mrs. J. L. Wolff;
North Wilkesboro district, Mrs w c.
Coffey; Salisbury district, Mrs. J. T.
Shinn; Statesville djstrict.Mrs. G. A.
Warlick; WaynesvilIes district, Mrs.
N. D. Cowan; Winston district, Mrs.
l. D. 1ARpSE SIN. =
p m.-Committee meetings.
Evening session, 7:30 o'clock-Devo-
tional services Mrs. v. L. Stone; ad-
dress. Mrs. Hume r. Steele; educa-
tional secretary and centenary speak
er. W. NJ. Council.
Thursday, March IS, morning ses-
sion-Devotional service. Mrs. d. M:
Litaker Institutes: Young people,
conducted hv Mrs. w. r B@rris. Jun
ors conducted by Mrs w. r. Harris; !;
juniors, conducted by Miss Amy B.
Hackney; mission study, conducted by
Mrs. Hume R. Steele; social service,
conducted by Mrs. w. A. Newell; in
sttUte hour. Mrs. Hume r. Steele.
1912: 12:30-Memorial service, Mrs. P.
\. Peacock
Afternoon service, 2 O'Clock
tj0nal service, Mrs. r. w. Jackson.
Reports: First vice-president, Mrs.
w. R. Harriss; three-minute papers
by Young peoples delegates; "How to
Double Our Membership in 1919"
Miss josephine MAXWELL Burkhead
church, Winston-Salem; Stewardship
Eoung peOnle's delegate. Thomasville; !;
Gods Call to Young Women of West
ern North Carolina Conference" "
Young peoples delegate. Marion; Sec
ond vice-president, Miss Amy B:
Hackney; Our Specials" presented
hv junior societies of High Point;
delegates hour.
y. Morgan recital.
Evening session. 1880 o'clock-De-
vCtional service, Mrs. Atha Stevens;
Young peoples entertainment; address.
Miss Blanche Howell, missionary
from Brazil
Friday, March A. morning session,
$50 o'clock-Devotional service, Mrs.
A. ]. Owen: pledges; election of Off
GERS: reports of committees; devo-
tonal service.