The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
NATIONAL PRESIDENT MRS VII
BUR p. THIRX1ELD OF CAM
BRIDGE TALKS AT CLOSING
SESSIONS.
All Old onicers Reelected but Two
Meeting Was Ono OF Mos1
Successful

roy-,,n,- wear and twr interesting All
dresses hv Ms Wilbur +. ThIrklr'G ~
I,rhridEe Mass. na:.oual president of
,he W.nn1,n.s Miss.oparv society "t the
Method. :; E:p. S,orii, church. rlarN"! ia"
closing sessions - the twenty -~"t"u't
annual meeting q; the Nest N'rc'H;t
conference Missionary society here Yes
terdaT afternoon ard cvru'3g.
All Officers = thu raSt Var were re
elected with the rNccpti"a ~ Mrs. l..
G Lancaster ~ MOUNDS, lie a. s"cre-
,ary OF the missionary .!ucatt'n de
partment Mrs john t.lhin - Cameron
va. elected IN her stead. Another de-
rar,r,er; was added l., the .;.; tina; 90
,n.,,r ,,,..,,h,-.:,., \rr, =. \ HAYES
-, I.'.h,,s. t,,,r ..I.r,sI secretary
=, t"N', '""' ..,''"
OF '"a' "e'tI 49,,
Mrs. Thirdelos AoaF
Mrs. Th:rkic.d : addresses yesterday
afternoon and evening w"r' "N'""diaEiE
interesting. s., tod 90: ths work he
49,, d, ,S-,,~b,,, ~. l'rit.i States
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l.'' w.. ,y,rk ,yri.,
iN' zee" ~ ''''H'''N
IN the evening she t'!d o. the m'SSH''
AIRY society homes b"'nS '"AHNS'''
throughout the United states 0E t"e
ninety conferences
Mrs Th::k.eld told o; what mas "ee'
accompanied. showing '""' Ihe T'HH.'.
izauon has creoitao'' ret'r"' anu 100
the w"'N - y"''""' t
Win" ~" ",Nl r,rh.
hFe",'' N'"" e" '',"" - ,.. 49,,
"'NT"' >p''""''N 49,
~ "s " at,,.. ,,s, eye,,,c
F'",,,"'"k "'' 49,
MIS- 'n'N,'" '''t GO "A
"HeEe >ne - N'''''".'" =" ,'''',,' a." .,,
"reSS 'N'S rET"'"s' 81, .",'', ,.,,,..o,. ,nn
Cd. AZ" TO- ~. v,nr,.
'Ne'a' "eSNS' s'e@"'"e "
.oi Va, ,,.,.,:,-
20 ,,,r.s,,c,. AND s,,.,
res.sri ~ b.,d ~. 20 West Virginia
conference. and the l3j Delegates ;r"u.
a over the stat" who ~" IN attend
aIcc were We! pleased w.tA "h't vs.
rhtic ,hs 20
n,,H.'T ."" -, 49, r.,.,.n ,his .,,nrr,.r
rn,,. sss.iona Yesterday.
Three sessions w.. N,;l yesterday.
tHr FRS: in the n,"rn.nS. an"the" n The
Afternoon. and the CLOSING program n
u" "T"'!nH.
III" meeting was "p'H"" III a" -, = :
W.,
cAarS g.: MISS H'r'' H"l ~,
,'''' ,oao ,,ost-
eng C'N" 'nS ",,'".'T ~ ."e - Iy.mcr,,-
-
I"'"' - ''''" va ,,1
III t"'S 'ohN'' '"h Sd" S''" $50
more 'Ar reHrSins T'$"';S w"N1u "e ''-
tairaG ~ -" operation oC the society
~ full counters @: supplies w,cr kept
,,,.. n,,,.s AID maya
~ r''"u az a. ga 80, ~ ~ t.artCu.
zines S"HCel"'"S me s0r'e'S -
ar S""u!I =" pace" "h';r icy |'"'N
ee available A. Al times she Sa'u'
The treasur~r's report was given IN
-,,,,o d.,a,, ~ Mrs 7 + .Siv.rt. OF
H,.s-.,,,. 49, No, s,,,.np ,reas.
49, r,.,, VI, v,I..r : Fur
bee. who was elected 10 tHat "'I''e 49,
year hu; unable to serve on account OF
illness. The report was very gratifying
- The entire assemblage tuaSU.uCh as
:, showed a balance O, Sl.20n.l5 IN the
,o.rry =. ~, end ~ ,rA Missionary
!'3r' ,.,- MAYA
The cash receipts Tor TIE year were
Sl|"9o - while n" d'S'"'Se"e".S
s:3.@ao.n.. Tho ;";al receipts tor the
wear .rrl.ltrs vouchers It'd supplies
and other sources amounted 70 $t2.s2o-
,, 80, -o,or, Ny.
~ "a" 'on''"S''" - 10 ,,,.
S:Nert eNo'a'hed nc VIC" e.,
arc,s o: :he s..!e,y and ursed ;aa: mo
,,.,,bsrs try 50 FAR as possible. O. give
....,...,,, . ~ ,a,v ,-naslrer
more cooperative" ~ $40 '' - ,
From IL a m. TO l. m vs. StT"N
with the conference Sr'' .,..,I, ~
vas ed oy Mrs. :. n 'na n,'.''' r.s.,,.,
Ntckhann"n ana me ;"'."M 'nS 49,, 49,, -, -,
. secretaries parScipa'eE a" Ne to o Mo- To-,
Mrs J. \; J@'SSon, w ox.
-. YRS Sonh 80 II = 0te.r.
''t. NJ m1La-t
a"o NJ ~ - n~.red bv DR.
Z. l. ALch. pastns , - - > ,Ss t;ninS rooms
airy HorNers tee W ,Sn,. wnra serysd
o. Suo -"
'""'"s0" A,e.rnoon sssS,or.
.r,, o.,.-noon session opened with q
, nc snryics ed by Mrs, j. NJ
ueN .''I,"t ,h,ch NJ, T.anstt,
SOU. fo'.oHims NM" rocnr5;rr 60
tarH. read the minutes OK tns Go so"Sv r.
ton so lar; She "eS Ao'.o"cu y, -
harold Becker VINO sang SD 800 Nv,
ing "nivn the session "SS Gs.oton 80
an ho"T % Ias "o'" u ''' "'a'
OF tho caurcnes.
Mrs. W. H. keed then gave repor'
o. the national Hlee'tIk "S ,t
T. l.. during tho past year io.!""'ns
which Mrs John tondren ga" 4 reg rs
on me Bennett NcaaeHF "oS us
Ga the Mountain Lake School Of MS
sIoEs. !,
Mrs. Thirk!eld was then introduced
She spoke at length on tho prospectt
Tor the coming year. and summarized
brlsdy what had been done during me
past year. Mrs. II. II. Dooson then
presented pennants 10 the largest de.e'
gallons. and several other organizations
for work done during the past Sear.