The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-20
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KANUCA LAKE
AUXILIARYDAY
DR.. McGreagor Leads Reli-
: gious Education Con-
i, ference Tonight

Interesting talks were mace
by Missionaries to the Phlilp5pine
Islands and Japan. on "eq n,.a
day evening at kanuga La n;s
conference center of the Fps
conaI church. Miss Mary Halrc
ston stationed at Manila, told OF
tho missionary work of the Eplls-
conal and other churches IN the
PHILIPPINES, and the Key. ferLS
A. smith, on furlough from tne
district of Kyoto. Japan, toid OF
the conditions in Japan ana tne
hone of building up an entirely
natice church there.
The Rev. D. A. McGreagos'
Ph,D.. secretary Of the Depart
,nent of religious education CT
the National Council of the Epls-
conal church will lead the con-
ference on religious education TO
he held at 8 o'clock this even,
inc. On the program also VIII
be the. Rev. Gardiner Il. Tucker,
DID. executive secretary OF the
department of religious educa-
tion for the province. of Sewanee
and. member of the field staff.
Mrs. A. C. Hammett, Green
vile, S. c., president of the
Wonan's Auxiliary in the diocese
of Upper South Carolina, will
preside over the Auxiliary Day
meeting, which is scheduled for
10 al5 a. IN. on Saturday in the
pavilion at ;, Kanuga. % Among
those on the program will be:
DIR. McGreagor, the Rev. Eric NJ.
Tasman. general field secretary
for the National Council. the
Rev. P. A.. Smith, missionary to
the district of Kyoto, Japan.
Short talks will be made also by
Miss Easdale Shaw, president of
alumnae Of st. Mary's School,
Raleigh and Mrs. Jas. r. Cam,
president of the Woman's AuXi-
iiary of the Province of SeWanee.
Bishop Darst Of East Carolina
will give the invocation, and Bis
hop Finlay, Upper South Caro-
lima will pronounce the benedlc-
rion. Dean VIM. H. Mes, of the
Cathedral at New Orleans, will
offer the noon day meditation
and prayer.
A large number Of members
Of the Woman's Auxiliary is ex-
pected to attend this meeting.
Lunch will be served at the Inn,
and some attending will bring
picnic lunch with them. Among
special guests expected will be:
Mrs. Henry j. Mcmillan, VIII
mington, president Of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary Of the province Of
Sewanee Miss Emma Hall, Char
lotte, president of North Caro-
lima; Mrs. f. f. Hembert, Rem
bert, S. c., South Carolina; Mrs.
Fred L. Outland, Washington, n.
C. East Carolina, and Mrs. Shell
don Leavitt. Ashcville. Western
North Carolina.
DR.. NJ. S. Broun, Asheville. is
chairman of the laymen's week
end conference, assisted by Mr..
George R. Poston, Gastonia. and
the Rev. John Long Jackson,
Charlotte, Director Of the adult,
conference. The meetings will.
begin with the educational con-
ference on Friday night, continue
on Saturday morning. Saturday
afternoon will be left free for
athletics, swimming, golf, etc.
The Rt. Rev. Albert S. Thomas.
Bishop of South Carolina will
have preparation service on
Saturday evening, and there will
be a conference on Sunday morn
ing, led by Mr.. Spencer Miller,
Jr., consultant on industrial af-
fairs, for. the National Council,
who will arrive at Kanuga on
Saturday.
The Rt. Rev. Robert f. Crib
bin, Asheville. Bishop of Western
North Carolina will be the
preacher at the II o'clock ser
vice on Sunday morning, at Ka-
nuga, and the Rt. Rev. A. S.
Thomas, Bishop of South Caro-
lima will hold the Sunday even
ing service, at s o'clock.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the services and pro-