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presbytery. Mrs. j. =. 1aioiAei'
Tarboro. will respond.
Annual reports will be made by
the officers of synodical auxiliary
who are Miss Clanton, president.
Mrs. c. M. Norfleet, Winston-Sa-
lem, vice-president; Mrs. A. J. Nc
Kelway, Pinehurst, recording sec
Rotary; Mrs. Ohio Ross, Charlotte,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Colt
M. Robinson, Lowell, treasurer;
and Mrs. A. J. Howell, Wilmington
historian.
Miss Mary Bright, Elizabeth City
will report on Christian Education
and Ministerial Ke1ief., Mrs. e. f.
Reid, Lenoir will tell about the
Negro Conference held last sum-
mer,. and Mrs. Walter P. Sprunt,
Wilmington will speak on The Bible
in the Public Schools.
This evening Mrs. G. w. Pat
terson, Gastonia, will report on
Mission Court, the furlough home
for missionaries located in Rich
mond, Va, Mrs. r. A. Young,
Charlotte will tell of White Cross
Work in supplying mission hospi-
tails with linen, Mrs. E. c. Heine,
Sanford will present Foreign Mis-
sions and Rev. L. T. Newland will
tell Of the work In Korea.
The evening will close with COM
munion service.
After devotional exercises on
Wednesday morning on Prayer
conducted by Miss Mary Bright,
presbyterial reports will be made
by the presidents Of the nine pres
byterial auxiliaries: Mrs. j. c.
Gardner, Tarboro, Albemarle pres
bytery, Mrs. R. F. Reins. Lenoir,
Concord presbytery, Mrs. p. F.
Mccain, Sa%natorium, Fayetteville
presbytery, Mrs. w. D. Pearce.
Raleigh, Granville, Mrs. J.. H
Carpenter, Rutherfordton, Kings
Mountain: Mrs. G. L. Potts, Char
lotte, Mecklenburg, Mrs. c. E,
Kerchner, Greensboro, Orange,
Mrs. Angus Cromarite, Garland,
Wilmington presbytery, Mrs. j. W
Witherspoon, Lexington, Winston
Salem presbytery.,
DR.. E. B. Paisley D. D. president
Of Assembly's Training School
Richmond, Va. will speak on the
campaign for that school. Mes
sages will be delivered by DR.. W.
II. Thompson, Richmond, modera.
tor of the Synod of North Caro-.
Ina, and Mrs: Alexander Maitland,
Richmond.
The Birthday objective for 1911
will be presented by Mrs. E. c.
Helms, Sanford and a memorial
service for the late Mrs. w. c.
Winsborough, first secretary Of the
Women's Auxiliary of the entire
church will be conducted by Mrs.
Failand. Mrs. w. F. White,
Graham will speak on church Ii.
terature.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
George u. Baucom, Raleigh will
speak on Christian Social Service,
and Mrs. Dan B. King, Sanford,
on Educational Institutions. intro.
ducing Presidents H. C. Bedinger
of Flora Macdonald and L. c.
LaMotte, Junior College at Max.
ton.
Orphanage Report
The orphanage work will be pre-.
scented by Mrs. C.. M. Raynal,
Statesville, and an address will be
made by Joseph B. Johnston, SUI
perintendent Of Barium Springs
Home. a, - ,S
officers viii be eleeted and h
, stalled.
On Wednesday evening after re-
ports on home missions by Mrs.
James Adderton, Lexington, and
Mrs. B. F. Pollard, Marion, DR..
, Homer McMillant, Atlanta, Ga. will
speak on Assembly's Home Mis-
sion of which: he is executive Sec
Rotary. This will be followed by a
exhibition. Of moving pictures of
home mission work in North Car
DINA synod by DR.. E. E. Gillespie,
superintendent.
On Thursday morning, Mrs. W.
P. M. Currie, MI. Olive will lead
a devotional study on Christian
Love-. Misses Mamie McElwee,
Statesville, and Delphine Brown,
Winston-Salem, will report on Re.
ligious Education. This will be fol.
lowed by an address on that sub.
ject by the Rev. j. o, Mann, Max.
ton, the synod's director Of re.
ligious education.
After a report on Spiritual Life
by Mrs. w. P. Currie, DR.. A. D. p.
Gilmour will speak on Steward
ship.
The meeting will adjourn at noon
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