The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-04
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AILOCAL Church.

Al LOGA GnUhUll
10 orne Missionary Work and an
Americ anization Purpose
Sofs Undertaking.
WASHINGTON. May 4-MTs,
We 81 Mayors Of FalrIno .l spon
before the m embers of the young
{sDaopla,s societies and the nome
{Aand~ foreign missionary societies
sat Ass q fls Firs Presbyterian Church
AT night 4 on the life OF DE- w eD-i
}ssters Ell Browning
sss Mrs.IyMa ayers spoke at length OF
Eth e9mauner3in which she became
uair1ted with DR.. Browning in
kChI1e. t~enIy-six years ago, ana OF
Mhe#great work he has since done
Sin5s the n lJatin-American countries.
Tors twenty years he has been al
[ItheKhaa 4,of the English Insti-
ntef11tre and has acquired a re-
educational worn that
l@nakes4hm sought for by all the
fin South America for
ScounseI 5hnd advice upon educa-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.
nkSssSC1EB rpWningEi called the hrst
object of young peoples
ssoefe ties.' NJ declared Mrs Mayors,
his life typifies the aim
those societies. life
S:dsyoted fu llyS8f to one purpose.
Bu t,n',4- She added, 81 do not think
tisDr!.aBrowning's name should
he used an speaking of the great
work heSh as%don without includ-
In & that ofSEMrs. Browning, who,
way has done just as
great work as Dr. Browning him
81. Browning was born in Ken
agfucky;% ut @ became an orphan
aearIys In his life. He was adopted
fsbySasf by: the name of Foote,
Yin Nebraska, where he grew to
ssmanho d. Ass3i DR. Browning early
ss e., said M RS Mayors, was very
similar to that of Lincoln, and
Nhfs4 education was secured in much
4 the5sameEway.
Eat ter heSsentered an inter-col-
:A1egiate debate when he. took
$theE floor to speak his tongue re-
fused to function, said NJ rs. May
ssers,, and#he sat down without hay-
EsiinI5F@m ade# q sound. This did not
sgdfscourage him, however, and
three years later he won the
championship debate This was.
seso1d, declared the speaker, to show
the sdetermination and grit OF Dr..
ssBrowntng
sAfterWardSD r. Browning enter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. became tutor
sSthere;Rand later graduated from
esthe$t heologica school. Soon after
s1Santiago,s Chile, whereAhe has re
smalned. 73s:5
ssssssSs.I think the mission Of Dr.
;aBrowning might be called taking
SSthR$ living Christ to Latin-Ameri-.
lssca. '*Sisaid Mrs. Mayors, because
s sfhe re&they look upon the virgin
an airy betokening life. but
#Christ,Sth son, is dead to them.
IssaEhey3sk know nothing OF the LYING
sssDraBrowning works for practi-
etcallyl ali of the Protestant boards
in Latin Ameri-
gca.FaxplafnedsMrs Mayors. and his
Ma sain is to standardize education in
! those counfries. In this connec-
ton Great Britain and the United
States are planning an interde-
ms tuition IN the
#citysWhere# Dr. Browning makes
This home, with aSview Of further
ing characterization in South
lSAmerica.b
Tie Missionary Pageant staged
~, fsT8thesPark8 Chapter w G., Man
Mn ton,awas swell rendered, and
< fin DrsasiT e throughout. The num-
ttacting most attention,
ShoweVer,s was a song sung by two
misses, Margaret Par
betty Basnett. The little
sStotssScarried out their part with
5ssst hesSapIom $of seasoned artlstes,
n 4 n ave T.
gfeetiYaly.
The essage intended to be
by the pageant was that
sAmiierica should give more atten-=
tonic the teaching Of Christian
ga fygfo the folk who have come o
''soaIr1and from foreign countries.
la bore out the thought that
has failed in Christlanlz-
Sing rNownSpopu1ation, especially
n those Of foreign birth and par
ent age. A%lesson of Americaniza-.
4 ton, sRas$aIso driven HON e. The
s8charactersSWere
SCoIumb i q Sc. Mrs. Hazel Reed
;AChina .. .--..---. Mrs. Burr Brooks
Japau -S....---,,---- Mrs. L. N. Beatty
s4Hungary s. .-.---..- Miss Ula Gray
ITALY ~. s...---- iss Myrtle MCGEE
SsfPolan Mrs. Edgar Haugh
s Ina 81 .Es.......3s Mrs Charles Wilson
American 1udldn MISS xA1lia Sy Det
IA ricaI Miss Madge Ferry
VA rm an -..-.-- Miss Rhea Griffin
ssSSHindoo Mrs. Walter jerks
AIa & Ea 80 Mrs. AL Ferry
Persia ---s--Miss Madeline Basnett
&Soutnern#Appala -------------
.a . ISIS Genevieve MCGEE
mum Der of missionaries added
sgsto tie cast, and entered the stage
Eatsthe close of the pageant.
Al symb olizing the advancement Of
III lis york$by America. The mis-:
sfonaries were led by Miss Reba.
Mar. SIately graduated from
IA fnnn5 r5xRfble Institute Chicago