The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-14
LAST SESSION
OF CONVENTION
MABAMA COME ENCE OF
METHODIST MISSION SOCIE-
YVES CLOSES FOUR DAY MEET

--a ninth annual session of the
y-7r3n's Missionary Society, Metho- |
--. episcopal church, Alabama Con- |
s-.-.ca held during the past four
.,-. 1T the First Methodist church
.-.r 20 q close yesterday at noon.
--a morning was devoted to the fin
....-- up of routine business matters
..s the report of the committee on
.--.,,.. ions was made. The confer
....- brought more than two hundred
--.--a-es and visitors to the city
Us sessions greatly stimulated IN
-a~5-t in missions.
Prominent among the speakers
r-e~l were Irs. w. G. Cram and Miss
Esther Case. All the meetings were
-.--idad over by the president, Mrs
e. T.. Hobby. Local musical talent
s..r:saod special musical numbers ad-
...- L, the attractiveness of the pro-
gram The pledge made, $50 900. was
.re largest in the history of the Con-
ssrerce No election of officers was
held it having been decided at the
last meeting of the conference to hold
..er.ion of officers every four years
The present officers were elected at
that tine. Officers of the conference
IRE:
Conference Officers.
President, Mrs. r. L. Hobby. Union
springs, Ala.
Honorary president, Mrs. c. NJ
Baker. Selma, Ala.
FRS ice-president Mrs. Chas. S.
Mcdowell, Eufaula, Ala
Second vice president. Mrs. C. C.
Simpson. Hartford. Ala.
Recording secretary, Miss Mary
Carr Gibson, Verh-ua, Ala.
superintendent OF Mission Study
and Publicity, Mrs. w. T. Ellison,
Brudidge, Ala.
Superintendent of Social Service
,Irs. =. NJ. Francis, .3o3 Clayton-st.,
Montgomery. Ala.
Superintendent of Supplies, Mrs. A
@. Seay, Troy, Ala.
Editor Alabama and North Ala
hama Conferences, Mrs. z. S. Pugh,
UaIon Springs, Ala.
Corresponding secretary. Mrs. A L.
Dowdeu, Opelika, Ala
Treasurer, Mrs. E. n. Passmore,
Dothan, Ala.
District Secretaries.
Audalusia District, Mrs. e. Z. Kelly,
opp. Ala.
Dothan District, Mrs. W. A. Foun-
tain, Slocomb, Ala.
Eufaula District, Miss Mamie Eli
son, Greek Stand, Ala.
Greensboro District, Mrs. Frank
Lavendar, Moundville, Ala.
Marianne District, Mrs. L. P. Lath-
ram, Marianna, Ala.
Mobile District, Mrs. S. A. Stewart,
Jackson. Ala.
wi f
Renfro, Opelika, Ala.
Pensacola District, Miss Laura E.
Davis. Brewton. Ala.
Canton, Ala.
selma District. Mrs T. H. Tyson
Townsville. Ala.
Troy District, Mrs. W. H. McNeal,
Troy, Ala.
Report of Committee of Resolutions.
A noted poet once presented to
friend a book of his poems and in
expressing her appreciation she said;
We will read it together and when
4 darkness falls and films the page we
will sir and think it over" We have
come together in the bond Of Chris
an fellowship the past three days
p time seemingly SHORTCUT we carry
away hearts so filled with memories
q your church and home life, Your
faendllness, genial kindness and good
cheer that for many years to come
va VIII sit and think it over.
We therefore feel it a great privi-
-a TO give some expression of our
deep appreciation and gratitude. 1st,
80 The committee of arrangements for
:aa.r rich hospitality and cordially
aid ID each host and hostess who
s.Ea given us comfort and pleasure.
--l. Co. Mrs. I. w. Chalker who well
coined US so graciously with song and
n salmc and to Mrs. Eugene Hendricks
N <or her appreciattve response. 3rd, to
Brother Chalker the pastor OF the
i frs. Methodist church and all other
minister's who have given US the in
s..rlti,n of their presence. 4th' to
i r....g, pianist soloists and all singers
Who lave lent their talents to the
4 benefit of this occasion. 5th, to the
pages who have so tirelessly rendered /
services during the sessions. 9Th, to
.1e press for their generosity in Civ
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