The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Women of Church
at Work
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| the energy and time Of the Service
league this fall Meetings were held
nj Trinity last week, when Bland Nit.
chell discussed the plans Of the ma.
| tlonal commission.
At Trinity parish activities include
the Parish Aid under Mrs. Homer
Robinson; the woman's auxiliary.
headed by Mrs. y. j.. Dggs; Trinity
guild. under Mrs. Marion O'Connor.
the Daughters Of the King, OF which
Miss Erna Broadfield is head, and the
Girls Friendly society. under Eliza
Camm. The organizations plan to
take up their customary winters
work within the next week or two
The mems club viii hold its first din.
ner October II, and sewing for the
Christmas bazar is already under
way.
At luncheon at the parish house
last Friday, the work of the Church
Service league at All Saints began.
Mrs. 8. s. Caldwell is president OF
the Parish league, and has four dis.
trict chairmen under her. Monthly
meetings for. luncheon and sewing
are held. Mrs. Gilbert Carpenter is
head OF the Parish Aid and Mrs. San
ford Hudson and Mrs. s. s. Oakford !
are the heads Of Auxiliary A and
Auxiliary = OF the Missionary soci-
ETY., which meets every other week
to sew and raise money for the work
OF the society. The national cam.
palgn is absorbing the time OF the
All Saints women for the present.
Kountze Memorial.
Women OF the Kountze Memorial
church have a Helping Hand society
OF which Mrs. Edgar Arnot is presi.
dent, and a Missionary society head
ed by Mrs. Richard f. Olsen. The
Helping Hand meets all the year
around on the third Friday In the
month, and after q luncheon, the
members sew for the Child Saving in
stitute, the Tabitha Home In Lincoln
and other charities. A social pro-
gram closes the afternoon.
The Missionary society, which helps
| to support the Seven Union colleges
| in the orient and does work In the
West Indies and In Omaha as well,
meets for luncheon once 4 month and
gives programs OF music and recita-
tons which are educational along mis-
sion lines. In November they will
give their annual thank offering lun-
cheon, which is always an elaborate
affair.
First Methodist.
The Aid society OF the First Metho-
dist church held their first meeting
/ Friday and planned their program
for the winter. Mrs. NJ d. Cameron
was reelected president OF the or.
ganizatIon,
| The society has followed different
/ line in organizing its workers than
4 churches usually follow. There are
4 10 groups. each OF which gives inten'
4 slve service for one month during the
I year and devotes the rest OF the time
I To the more social side OF the work.
I The October group served dinner
I hast Tuesday for the Methodist union.
while the November group have
/ chosen 10 raise their money by pre-
senting Bishop Homer stuntx in a
7 lecture on Browning sometime next
month,
/ The work ~ the missionary So
cieties under Mrs W, II lndoe aud
Mrs David Cole has already begun.
4 second business girls circle has
I hern formed az the First Methodist
Z The clubs meet once a month Tor din
ner ana a soeial evening and are open
q shy business gIrt Who belongs 10
T the church OF sunday school rhs
7 f'pNorth league, headed by Ralph
1 People. Is ROW conducting a member
ship drive
Dundee Ald Gives flay,
I Tbs Dundee Ala society ~ the Dun
+ See Presbyterian church has been