The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-23
100 DELEGATES WILL
ATTEND MISSIONARY
SOCIETY CONVENTION

10 aLtend the fOrty-thlrQ annual con-
vention of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the Richmond dis
trict of the North Indiana Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
which will be held at Grace NJ. l..
church, on Thursday and Friday.
Among the principal speakers at the
convention will be Miss Ruth Bell, re.
turned missionary from Africa. who
has spoken at various institutes over
the country. and Mrs. c. U. Chrisman,
president of the society of the Dayton,
Ohio, district and who has spoken here
before.
Program Announced
The program for the convention is
as follows:
Thursday Morning
10: 30-Devotions-Dr A. H. Backus,
Grace church, Richmond.
f1:00-Roll call of auxiliaries-Re-
sponses, Helpful Hints
IL: 30-Address Building With In
ia" Miss Edith Bell, Africa.
2:00-Appointment of committees.
announcements.
Noon-tide prayer, Mrs. L. H. Ice,
Knightstown.
Thursday Afternoon
1:30-Hymn, 141.
Communion Service-District sup
erintendent, the pastor and visiting
ministers.
2:15-Memorial services-Mrs. L.
n Heller, Dunkirk, in charge.
ta) Prayer, Mrs. Jennie Williams,
First church, Richmond.
(b) Solo, Grace church auxiliary,
Richmond
2:45-Address, Miss Edith Bell, AT
RIGA.
3:3O-Piano solo, Newcastle auxilt-
airy
misunderstanding the Objec-
tives" Mrs. Florence G, Binford, con-
ference secretary, Greenfield.
4:15-Report from branch meetings
Mrs. Oscar Current, Redkey.
Offering
Announcements.
Benediction.
5:30-Banquet, toastmistress, Mrs.
Ross K. Stoakes, Richmond.
Toasts-
1.-The Lord make you to increase
and abound" DR.. Somerville Light
2-"The Best Gift" Mrs. ]. VIII
Bowman, Pennville
3"They shall follow in on Footsteps -
~. l.. NdIlllls hid0CHeStPT.
4-"Suffer the little children to
come Mrs. S. Clyde Caylor, Hagers-
town
Thursday Evening
7:15-Organ prelude.
Young Peoples Hour-Mrs. s. FL
Anderson, presiding Demonstration
Practise and Patients" Third church,
Richmond.
IIr-V,, 4
Bearers
Prayer, Rev. O. T. Martin, winches-
ter.
Anthem-Grace church choir
S:15-Address Seeing with the
Heart" Mrs. c. U. Chrisman, president
DAYTON, Ohio w. F. M. S.
Offering
Announcements.
Dismissal.
Friday Morning.
s; 30-Hymn-411
Morning Prayer.
S:45-Reports of district officers.
9:3O-"The Summing Up" Miss
I Edith Bell
Business
Convention of 1923?
Election of delegate to branch meet.
ing.
Election of district officers.
Our Pledge-Mrs Binford.
Standardization of officers.
Closing conservation service, DR.
Light and pastors present
12:OO-Cafteria lunch
Society's Officers.
The society's officers for the North
indiana conference are: Mrs. Florence
Binford, Greenfield, conference secrc.
:arv; Mrs o. A. Mohler, Fort Wayne.
conference treasurer; Mrs. W. r.
Working, Anderson. secretary special
work; Miss Emile Charles. Marion,
superintendent young peoples work ;
Mrs. +. F. Thornburg Elkhart. extern
sion secretary
Richmond district officers are: Mrs.
W. III. Chandler, Pennville. president {:
Mrs. A. II. Backus, Richmond first
vicepresident; Mrs. Oscar Current.
Red Key, second vice-president: Mrs.
;. +. Hughes. third vice-president:
Mrs. c Faurote, Wilkinson. fourth
ricepresident: Mrs Alvin Richards.
Marion. corresponding secretary: Mrs
crank Thatcher. Winchester. CORES
bonding secretary; Mrs l.. n Heller.
0unkirk, recording secretary: Mrs.
\. III. Backus, Richmond treasurer:
Hrs. Georgia Kable. Modoc, contfn-