The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-29
Pr es sbyt.erian Auxiliaries
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THE thirty-first annual meeting of
 Woman's Presby yterial Auxiliary of North Alabama, to be held at the First Presbyterian church at Anniston, March 31 and April 2, 1924, will be an i'm portant gathering of women from vari- ous churches oyer the Presbytery of north Alabama. Attending from the 5 seventeen churches in the Birmingham district will be Mrs. R. c. Hershey, president of the north Alabama Pres byterial Auxiliary; Mrs. w. c. Bon- ham, vice president; Mrs J. W. Tur- nipseed, secretary treasurer; Mrs. A. H. Middleton, Mrs. A. Wahli, Mrs, Her bert Ward, Mrs. Frank M. Jones, Mrs. D. L.. Carter, Mrs. John l.. Chisolmn, Mrs. J. c. Shook, Mrs. J. e. Hutchi- son, Mrs. J. ". Kaiser, Mrs. 0. Mackie, Mrs. E. F. Beckham, Mrs. J. B. McKibbon and others.
 The meeting opens Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock, presided over by, Mrs. R. G. Hershey, with devotional. exer- else led by Mrs. w. E. Kinds, fol- lowed by an address by Dr. R. O. Harris, Nashville, of the foreign mis- sions committee. Mrs. ". 0. Wins borough will speak.
 Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock the ses- sion will open with devotional exer- else led by Dr. s. H. Hodges, followed < with a report of the credentials com mittee and Presbyterial Auxiliary of- ficers.
 Taking part in this program will be the president of the north Alabama 'Presby byterial Auxiliary, Mrs. R.. c. Hershey; the secretafy-treasurer, Mfrs. J. w. Turnipseed secretary of for eign mission, Mrs. J. F. Johnston secre- tary of assembly home missions, Mrs. J. D. Cokes; secretary of spiritual life, Mrs. J. Q. Queen secretary of local : secretary of Sunday school extension and young peoples work, Mrs. Herbert Ward; secretary of Christian educa- tion and ministerial relief, Mrs. Thomas Cassells secretary of literature, Mrs. A. G. Story seeretary of blessing boxes, Mrs. A. Wahii, and tae narrative re. ports of the local auxiliaries.
 Mrs. Bonham will present the auxili. ary as building and Mrs. w. E. Kinds will bring greetings from the synodi- cal auxiliary.
 Tuesday afternoon the session will open at 2 o'clock. A report from the orphans home at Talladega will be given by A-r. Robinson, superintendent, R and report of Stillman institute will follow. Miss Charlotte Jackson will address the women at this. time. The session vii close with an address by Mrs. Kinds.
 The Tuesday evening session will be- gin at z 80 o'clock. Colonel Fishburn will lead the devotional exercise and Rev. James H. Montgomery, Birming- ham, a missionary from China, will speak on the work in that field.
 The last session will be called We'd nesday morning at 9 o'clock with a de- votional program by Rev. J. E. COker. A memorial hour will be conducted by Mrs. John B. Knox, the minutes and all unfinished business taken up, also new business report of district chair man, Mrs. Frank Nj. Jones; Young peoples conference, Mrs. Herbert Ward; Montreal, Mrs. s. M. Hodges; school of missions, Magnolia Beach, Mrs. Frank M. Jones.
 Following reports from all com mittees the PresbyteriaI Auxiliary win adjourn. N
 The delegation from Birmingham will leave the terminal station at 3 40 over the Southern, arriving in Admission at 5 40 in the afternoon.