The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-08-29

Here's More About A. NJ Z. Conference

Here's More About
Continued frt
and poise highlighted the Mission
airy Day with her annual address,
brim full of love, hope and charity.
Mrs. Callie y. Matthews, Tacoma,
gave the welcome address. Re
Spouse by Mrs. Agnes Mcneil,
Spokane. Mrs. Della Woods, Yak
ina, gave a statistical and flnan-
cial report for the Young Peoples
Department. A trio-"I Would BE
True" by three little brothers,
Phillip, Greary and Carves Clayton
of Seattle. A most complete review
of the book Through Thagedy TO
Triumph" was given by Rev. Il. G.
Allen. A magnificent candle light
service, conducted by Mrs. Emma
Hayes, first vlce-president, climax
ed this program. Report of confer
ence Branch Secretary Mrs. Kath-
crime Stephenson, disclosed the
amount of $1,183.53, missionary
money for the conference year.
Rev. l.. X. Hayes, Conference FL
nancial Chairman reported the
amount of $2,371.54 raised this
conference.
Young People Lead
The Young Peoples program
Friday evening drew the largest
audience of the sessions. The Jun
Tor Choir augmented varied pro-
gram with lite Miss Betty Ann
Stafford making the welcome adj
dress. Sharon Bradshaw sang
spiritual TO the delight Of all.
Blanche Graves gave a short talk.
Faye Hayes and her brothers, l..
r. Jr, rendered piano and vocal
numbers. Jacquelin Gibson gave
the history of Marion Anderson
Three Tacoma beauties rendered a
song a fitting climax for a very
fine program. Mrs. Helen Stafford
presented the program which was
arranged by Mrs. L. e. McCabe.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Duncan, District
League President offered timely
remarks.
Saturday a caravan of IA cars
took the delegation on a sight
seeing trip terminating on Majest-
ic Mt. Rainier for a picnic dinner
and basket lunch. Despite being
we'll clad, me thinks most every
one in the party wished for their
longies and red flannels up there
among the clouds and snow cap
ped peaks.
Sunday brought to a close one
of the most harmonious confer
ences in the history of Puget
Sound. A model Conference Sum
day School was conducted at 9:15
a. m. Rev. S. ]. Holly served as
Supt. Mrs. Mary Duncan acted as
Secretary. Bishop Williams award
ed cash prizes to Miss Mildred
uldrow. and the Revs. L. S.
Montgomery and J. E. Roberts,
respectively for most money raised
and largest attendance by classes.
At II a. m. Bishop Williams, in
stirring message on The Basis
of Christian Strength and Cour-
age" argued we'll that Christians
should be strong, mentally phys
ically, intellectually. They should
have moral and spiritual strength.
There should be no barriers to OBJ
struct courage. He admonished the
ministers to be brotherly. tolerant.
upright. truthful. Ministers should
not gossip. quarrel, neither be self
conferred. Unless one can respect
leadership. they cannot expect to
lead, Mrs. Edna Moore sang Twas
For Me- A brief memorial for
Bishop Howell. Mrs. Helen A.
Gragg and Mrs, Helen Stockard
followed. Resolutions were read by
Revs. d, a. Summerville. l.. r,
Hayes and u. c, Stephenson. Or
daination for Deacons We're re-
ceived by Brothers U. C. Williams
and Chas, Randall,
Appointments We're as follows:
Rev, c, b, Clements. Presiding FL
der; Rev, l., Il. Tayes returned to
ist Church in Seattle; Rev. b. c.
Allen, returned to Bethel. Port
land; Rev. d. c, Stephenson, re-
turned TO Allen Chapel. Tacoma;
Rev, $. ], Holly, Spokane; Rev, J,
II, Roberts. Yakima: Rev l.. S.
Montgomery. Great Falls and Hell
ena, Mont, Rev. c, Randall, Bill
ings, Mont; Rev, IL, Hollis Hooks.