Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-23
BAPTIST WOMEN ATTEND
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 The, first annual meeting of the Wo- mans Missionary society of the Ston- ington Baptist Union Association was held at the Jewett City Baptist church Friday. The opening devotions were con- ducted by Mrs. E. E. Scates of Jewett City. The welcome was given by Mrs. G. H. Prior of Jewett City. and the re- sponse by Mrs. Fl. NJ Thompson. the president. from Stonington. The sec retary's reports were read by Mrs Will fred Brown of Stonington. The treasur- CTS reports by Mrs. c. S. Nightingale of Moosup. The report of the assocational director was given by Mrs. A. NJ Brown. Jewett City. The associational secretary of World Wide Guild, Mrs. H. J. Chase, Preston City. gave her report The re report of the Children's World Crusade work sent by State Secretary Miss Ev- elyn Cranska was read by Mrs Night ingale. Mrs. Brown reported for the WomSn's IContRnuatton Campaign. conference was conducted by Miss Iona M Burton of New York, the organizing secretary of the Woman's Baptist Mis- sionary society. Dinner was served by the Ladies Aid society of the church. In the afternoon the devotions were led by Miss Harriet Fish of Mystic An address on the Negro Question was giv- 1 en by Miss Burton. The White Cross work was presented by Mrs F. A. Pot ter of Stonington. There was an ex- ercise given by the Crusaders of the Baptist church under the direction of ! Mrs. A. NJ. Clarke.
 | The officers elected were: President Mrs. H. NJ Thompson. Stonington first vice president. Mrs. J. G. Osborne. Mys- tic: second vice president, Mrs. c. B. | Lund. Groton: secretary Miss NJ w l Brown. Stonington treasurer, Mrs. C. S Nightingale. Moosup; auditor. Mrs. H. J 1 Chase, Preston City; derestresses. Mrs L. P. Allen, Mystic Mrs. A. M. Clarke Jewett City; Mrs. C. A Merrill. Noank Mrs. Howard Edgecornb. Groton Mrs Charles s. Ryon. stcnington.
 One of the interesting features of tn, meeting was the exhibit of hand worl done by the Jewett City Crusaders. | was a very successful and enthusiastic meeting and was attended by 65 per sons. The church was decorated witt listers. cosmos, coreopis and wild sun flowers
 Those who attended were: Mrs. H. N Thompson. Mrs. Wilfred M. Brown, Mrs l. W. Studley. Mrs F. A. Potter. Mar! J. Babcock. Mrs 1T. R. Dewhurst, Ston ington: Mrs. Melville DaboIl. Mrs. Mar, L. Chesbro, Ada NJ. Davis, Charles A
 
 c. s. Nightingale. Mrs. George Saund erson Mrs Thomas Day Miss Evelyl Cranska. Mrs. Frank Martin, Mrs. Franl Miller. Moosup Mrs. C. R. Heath, Mrs F. W. Batty. Helen F. Wilbur. Mary F Coates, Emeline F. Fish. Harriet Fish Emily A. Gates. Mrs. J. c. Osborne Mystic: Maria B. Hopkins, Packerville Mrs. H. J. Chase, Mrs. s. T. Hallet, Mrs William Bennett, Mrs. H. J. Fitch, Pres ton City; Rev. and Mrs. George Aths Groton: Ina E. Burton. New York city Mrs. Elmer Maine. North Stonington Mrs. William Edmund Mrs. Jane Les ter, Pachaug; Mrs. A. NJ. B>~4n. Mrs NJ F.. Wilson. Beatrice NJ. Scates, Ly dia, R. Church, Mrs. Martin Davis. Ari ana Cook. Mrs. J. E. Phillips. Miss Id Foster, Mrs. D. l.. Phillips, Martha I Clarke, Mrs. R. F. Read Mrs. Allie Prior. Mrs Emma Gilbert. Mrs. Lillia Harris, Mrs. Nettie Armstrong. Mrs Edith Gray. Miss Ruby Thornton. Mrs Francis Campbell Mrs. Louise Johnston' Mrs. E. M. Swift, Miss Isabelle Gray Mrs. Gertrude Sparks, Mrs. Evelyn Gard ner, Rev. E. E. Scates, Misses File Prior, Clara Richardson. Mildred Sweet Emma Dearnley Ruby Gray. Bertha Da vis of Jewett City.