San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-26

ne SESSION. viii NC NbthNN ~
o'clock Friday morning with devO'
tional services conducted by Rev. Al
brev T. Hess, Ph.D., of Beaumont.
Several speakers are slated for the
morning session. DR.. f. H. Willis
ford of Houston, the retiring modera-
Tor. will speak on a Church for To-
day
The devotional services in the aft
ernoon will be directed by Rev. Jay
J.. Emroch of Paris. \ place for the
next conference will be selected at TINS
SESSION.
Members of the Woman's Mission
ary Society of Texas will hold their
annual meeting in conjunction WIN
This session, and Mrs. A. +. Kicker OF
Dallas. will submit report OF the
work done during the ensuing year:
The principai address at the ladies
meeting will be on Reorganization II
The New Field for Women" by Mrs.
A. Z. Osbonson, Chicago, first as
sisfant moderator Of the National
souncil. Other speakers will be Rers.
\. H. Harper. Kicker, Holden and
frank Atkinson.
The annual meeting Of the Kerr
vile District Methodist Conference
will be held at Center Point, May IL
TO IL. DIR. J. 7. Curry Of San An
tonic. presiding elder, announced. Inc
session will open at l 80 p. IN. May II,
with devotional services. Rev. j.
Fisher Simpson. superintendent OF
Sunday school work in the West Texas
Conference Of Austin, will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
Members of the Woman's Mission
ary Society of Denver Heights Metho-
dist church held a social meeting IN
the church at 3 o'clock Monday after
noon. A lecture on The Council at
Work in Japan" was given by Mrs.
ID. r. Sweat, leading member Of the
society. The opening prayer was dellv-
cred BY Mrs. G. F. Todd.
A pipe organ 10 cost 10000 Will
BE- installed in the First Presbyterian
church in memory of the late w. h.
The gift will be made by Mrs. Ew-
ing. widow of the banker.
Mrs. Ewing made this donation
when she learned that subscriptions
were being taken among members OF
the church to buy a new organ. &c
cording to DIR. z. 3. Hill, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church, those
who have subscribed 10 the organ
fund will be asked 10 allow their con
rributions 10 be used in improving
the church premises.
A report on toe number Of actual
members in the 20 senior EpwOrth
League chapters and Is Junior and
intermediate chapters in the San An
tonic district was given by Mrs. .
l.. Gates, district secretary, at
league rally held Sunday afternoon IN.
the Travis Park Methodist church.
According TO this report there are
more than 600 attending members in
the Epworth Leagues of the city.
A meeting TO designate q pastor fD'
Westminster Presbyterian church viii
h called soon, according to II. g
Fullerton. moderator. The church has
been without q pastor since January
l.
Work on a $1,000 chapel At Medina
Lake by the Knights Of Columbus vii.
starr Al once, it wa announced Mon
dsy.
The structure will BE- Of native
stone. located on One-acrr tract.
about one-half mile east Of The dam.
Plans for the chapel are being drawn.
according 10 Joseph GOuraBd. general
chairman Of the movement.
Installation Of Officers was the fsa-
.tuTe Of the EpwOrth League Ami
FerSary Day program observed By the
league chapter Of Palm Heights
Methodist church Sunday night.
Readings and musical numbers
were also part of the program.
The officers installed are as fol.
lows; Arthur Roberts. president
Horace Donaldson. vice president:
Miss Frankie Rainey. first department
Superintendent; Miss Olivia Kemps.
second department Mis- Mable Myrrs.
third department: Miss Edna Mussey.
fourth department Miss Fay Long.
treasurer; Miss Jimmie Rainey.
EpwOrth Era agent; Miss Myrtle
Long, corresponding secretary.
Booze. the NOlsJead Act and VIVA.
To DO About IT," was the subject
of an open forum meeting at the ser
tsi..ra hold ~ fha DFgF A ggnrYETr- HILL