The Little River news., 1921-10-05
A COMPLETE REPORT OF
 MISSIONARY CONFERENCE
Continued from page 1.)


 need of carrying out the Round Robin campaign.
 Mrs. Bert Pride of Horatio very ably presented the aim of our week o1 prayer program Nov. 6-12. The spec ial prayer subjects being our schools in Laredo, Texas, and Osaka, Japan
 Mrs. w. A. Steel of Foreman ex' plained clearly what is meant oy supplies"
 Mrs. I. w. Holmes of Richmond showed in her paper careful study of Rural Needs"
 Mrs. J. w. Rogers of Lewisville held an hours session with the Jun iors bringing out the interesting points of their work. The sessloh closed with beautiful prayer by our very efficient and consecrated Dlst' Sec. Mrs. Reynolds.
 The Wednesday evening hour open ed with a song and devotional by the tAshdown young people.
 Mrs. w. L. Phillips gave an inter- esting resume of the summer con1er- ence at Philadelphia, followed by d splendid address on "The coming ol the King" by our beloved Conference President, Mrs. Williams. The pageant presented by the two V p M. Societies, Jolly Girls Clup and "Earnest Workers" under the ab,e direction of Mrs. Phillips, was gorgeous display of oriental costumes and interesting curios, as well as leaving mission message to all.
 Mrs. Williams led the devotlonal service Thursday morning, giVlng belpful thought that "The grace oi Cb,ist is sufficient for these things.
 Mrs. w. L. Phillips explained the work of the young people ill such all interesting and instructive manner
 Mrs. Geo Holmes of Stamps 1m- nressed on all the great importance of correctly filling out and mailing or all reports.
 round table discussion of finances led by Mrs. Mcclure of Texarkaha' was beneficial to all.
 Mrs. Williams placed before the conference the great question ol lhCei- racial work. and begged that all aux iliaries appoint a committee TOT Worh on same.
 Over seventy delegates and vlsitors attended from over the district anu when the time came to sing "Illl we Meet Again." each one only "lsheo tbar she might enjoy again the beautl- ful hospitality shown by the splend1o women of Ashdown.
 The following delegates and visitors were present: Mrs. A. J. Harrel' Mrs' I w Rogers and Mrs. A. l.. Brlght' I,evisville; Mrs. H. M. Harper, Mrs' 9has, Robertson, First church, Texar- kama. Mrs. c. w. Mcclure, Falrvle"' and Mrs. N. M. Clements, College Hlii' Mrs w. M. Crowson' Fouke Mrs, Geo. Holmes, Stamps; Mrs w M. Sykes, Mrs l. w, Holmes' Mrs I w. Dunn, Richmond; Mrs. l.. I Atkinson. Mrs. Schoolfield and Mrs Covington. Foreman; Mrs. J. G. Moore Mrs Hubert Paul, De Queen; Mrs. w. q Park Mrs Custer Steel, Mrs. Louis Wardlow and Mrs G. A. Bell, Lockes- hurg Young people. Misses Vesta Rogers. Lucille Floyd, Marguerite cuckles, and Opal Mcclure, Fairvlew' Miss Mittie Bass, Mena; Misses Thelma Harris and Martha Van Norte, First Church, Texarkana;
 Children's Societies: Misses Ellen Rvington. Harriet Moon and Zeneth Matthews.
 Honor guests: Mrs. F. M. Williams, Hot Springs. President Woman's Mis- sionary Society, Little Rock Confer ence. Rev. J. F. Simmons, Presiding Elder. Texarkana District; Rev. c. N. Baker, Sunday School Secretary, Lit He Rock Conference. Thirty or more puests came from Texarkana Wednes- day evening for the Young Peoples service.