Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
MISSION SOCIETIES IN
ANNUAL MEETING
Entertained by Mrs. William D.
Mullen at Her Home at
CIaymont.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society and the Womans Home Mis-
sionary Society OF Grace NJ. Fl. Church
assembled yesterday in Joint session
at the home OF Mrs. William -. Null
len at Claymont. For years Mrs. Null
len has entertained the juno meeting
The Home Missionary Society met
In the morning Mrs. w. II. OKeefe
conducted the devotions and Mrs G..
X. Weston was In charge Of the
program, which was en- the topic
People OF Perverted Faith" The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Irvine NJ. Finn. vice -presi-
dents, Mrs. J. w. II. Sumwalt. Mrs.
G. w. Weldin. Mrs. Kate T. Tonkin I:
recording secretary. Mrs. Charles y
Bradway: corresponding secretary.
Mrs. A. r. Abrahams treasurer. Mrs
f. T. Negendank; secretaries, wo-
mans home missions, Mrs, II. j
Guthrie; supplies, Mrs. s. G. Cleaver;
mite boxes. Mrs. J. T. Lattomus
mother's jewels. Mrs. ]. r. Eliason
temperance, Mrs. A. II. Slaughter
missionary education. Mrs. J. II
Broad: evangelism, Miss NJ. J
Wheeler; tithing. Mrs. II. w. Ken
nedy; bcquest and devise, Mrs. Roy
w. Field: group captains, Oct, Mrs
&c. w. Staats; Nov. Mrs. Ella u. n
Semple Dec. Mrs. Emma Wood
Jan. Miss Elizabeth Buzine: Feb. Mrs
Lewis Sasse: March, Mrs. A. II
Slaughter; April. Mrs. A. w. Brilely
May. Miss NJ. ]. Wheeler. June Mrs
F. n. Tribit; September. Mrs Mark
Cleaver.
At the afternoon session OF the For
eign Missionary Society, Mrs. Charles
Bradway conducted the devotions. anC
Mrs. T. c. Alexander was in charg,
of tho program, which was on tn,
topic, What the World Needs
Echoes OF tho district meeting Mt New
Castle were given. Miss Mary wheele,
read poem. THE Mite Box Revery
and Mrs. Eleanor Kemery sang "Onl,
n Little Way" Nearly $50 was re
ceived from the mite boxes. and whe,
all the returns arc In the anloun
Ia expected to rea"n 500. tho mono,
needed 10 pay for one Bible woman
Mrs. Heindle announced that $3.50 ha,
been raised of the pledge of s300 70
tho union colleges for women Of tn
Orient. AS this IL also cducatiora
year, she described the chain partie
that are being featured throushou
the conference 10 spread missionar.
education and 20 raise funds 10 cove
dehcit. A hostess entertains te,
women. who IN turn each entertain
ten other women. Mrs. Heindle re
Gently started the chain by entertain
, ing twenty women. the executiv
board and secretaries. Mrs. Golde
will also entertain as Will several othe
members. before September.
The following officers we're elected
President. Mrs. w. A Heindle; presi
l dent emeritus. Mrs. JEANNE r. Field
: vice presidents, Mrs. J. w r. Sum
! walt. Mrs. Arthur A. Wilmot, Mrs.
= Lillian J. Rohh; recording eecretar,
- Mrs. T. c. Alexander; correspondent
? secretary. Miss Ella NJ. Riley: trea
! surer. Mrs. Eli Mendinhall: assistar
j, treasurer. Mrs. F. c. Mccall; mite bo
i secretary, Mrs. +. f. Gallagher: sec
rotary for The Friend. Mrs. J. I
Rumbf; secretary Of literature. Mr.
c. W. Stats; extension. Mrs. A. 7
SLAUGHTER: publicity. Mrs. Carl Sne
lenbure: tithins. Mrs. w. r. Clark
{ special work. Mrs. !. S. Mullin; men
,. bership. Mrs. James w. Strickler
4 program committee. Miss Mary ,
/ Wheeler. Mrs. w. d. Mullen. Mrs. T
{ s. Goldey. Mrs. G. G.. Rheuby. Mr.
Q c. NJ. Green, Mrs James McAnall