The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-24
Woman's Synod Auxiliary or Alabama to Be Held
 Here Early In Nouember

The Womans Synodical Auxiliary of Alabama will be held in the First Pres-
 byterjan Church November to 4, inciu- , sve
 This announcement will be of wide iii- terest, since the synodical is the high est organization of the woman's work ot the Presbyterian Church in the state, and the meeting in November will as- semble many of the leading women or the church for the purpose of reporting
 last years accomplishments and of en- largiAg plans for future activities.
 That the womans auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church is to be host ess auxiliary of the assemblage is as- surance of the warm welcome that will be extended the visitors and delegates who attend. With Mrs. w. C. Bonham, chairman of the entertainment commit tee, under the able leadership of Mrs.
 E. Y. Anderson as president, every preparation is being made by the local auxiliary for the success of the meet ing that will have such large part n promoting the interests of the church
 Associated with the president, Mrs. An- derson, the members of the local exeau- tive committee. who are Loyalty engaged in the work of the church, and who are manifesting enthusiastic interest in the November meeting, are: The first vice president, Mrs. Joseph McLester; second vice president Mrs. J. II. Phillips; sec retary, Mrs. Sam Nabers. and the treas rrer Mrs c. F. Bigsby.
 ONCE LIVED HERE
 Many of her friends here are rejoicing that the president of the synodical, Mrs. J. W. Bruce of Pittsburg. by virtue of her office, will be in attendance at Bir- mingham. 1t will be recalled that Mrs.
 Bruce formerly made her home in tnis city, and that for number of years she
 was a member of, the auxiliary of the
 First Presbyterian Church. The fact that her removal to Pennsylvania has taken her out of the bounds of the Ala
 bama synodical and that 1t also removes
 her after this session of the synodcal from her executive office. is a regret 0
 the members of the organization with whom she has labored so tirelessly. Her affiliation with the work at large. how ever, will be unbroken, since Mrs. Bruce has the distinction of being chairman 9f the leading organiza tion of women of the Presbyterian Church in the United States known as the woman's advisory com mittee.
 Among other officers who will attend the synodical in charge of their respec- tive departments are:
 OTHER ATTENDANTS Mrs. James s. Alfred of Troy, record ing secretary; Mrs Washington Moody of Tuscaloosa, corresponding secretary Mrs. William s. Monk of Selma, treas urer; Mrs. w. F.. Kinds of Auburn. sec retary foreign missions; Mrs. J. c. Snede- cor of Tuscaloosa secretary assembly home missions: Mrs. $ r. King, secrc- tary of Christian education and minis terial relief; Mrs. H. B. Bunch, secre- tary of young people and Sunday schools: Mrs. J. D. Martin of Eufaula. secretary local home missions; Mrs. l, Frank Rushton of Birmingham. secre- tary literature; Mrs. D. E. Cobbs of Mo bile. historian. and Miss Margaret Cum ming of Camden, chairman of prayer bands and Bible study.
 In addition 10 these officers, the pr esidents of the four presbyterials of Alabama who are the vice presidents cf the state synodical, will be in at 1 tendance as follows. Mrs. John John An Of Tuscumba, first vice president; Mrs. Hunter Vaughn of Selma second vice president; Mrs. James Snedecor. of Tuscaloosa, third vice president and Miss Margares ~nn.ss Of Mobile ] cur h vice president.
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