Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-22
Episcopal Women
Meet in RidgewaH

The Rev. Ray Holder of Wadcs-
ooro, Mrs. John f. Heard of Atlanta,
member of the National Executive
Board OF Episcopal women. and Mrs.
T.. o. Peoples of Oxford. newly elect
cd president Of the Wuman's AuXi-
lialy of North Carolina. were the
speakers at the Granville district
meeting at the Womcn'S Auxiliary AT
the Episcopal Church. held in the
Church of the Good Shepherd, Rit;rc.
way. Thursday.
Reviewing Missionary Oppurtun-
iticS Now Confronting the Church"
Mrs. Heard said that the fastest
| growing diocese in the world is in
lnuIa where the prerequisites for
church membership include training
and active participation in church
work. Mrs. Peoples urged that no
| vembcr IL, World Community Day
of Prayer, be observed by every
auxiliary member in the district in
cooperation with the women of other
churches, and she also urged that
plans be made by every branch for
continual intcrceSSion throughout
that day in the churches of this dis
: trIct. Discussing the recent Tricn-
NAL MEETING in Cleveland, Ohio,
Mrs. Peoples pointed out that the
| secretary to the presiding officer was
Japanese girl, charming and cI-
iicient.
Mrs. James b. King of Louisbur.;.
,, chairman, presided with Mrs. r. ".
/ SmlthwIck of LouiSburg as sccrc-
iary. Greetings and response were
by Mrs. Herbert Peter of Ridgcway
and Mrs. w. r. MacNair of IIcndcr-
son respectively. Parish reports
were made by the following prcsi-
/ dents in the district: Mis-. J. A.
Cooper for Mrs. J. Fl. Brudie of Hen
derson: Mrs. c. +. Foster Lit,lcton:
Mrs. L. f. Scoggin, LouiSburg: Mrs.
| {. 5. Brewer, Oxford: Miss Ann
Collins, Eigeway: Mrs. 3. +. Will
llamS. Warrcnton. District officers
! reports were were made bv Mrs
George Gillian. of Franklin,nn: Mrs.
! ". r. MacNair and Mrs. ". d. Bur
well. Henderson: Mrs. ". Il. Baskcr-
will. Warren;on.
Mrs. J. Fl. Brodic paid tribute 10
the late Rev. Isaac Wayne Hughes
rector of Holy Innuccnts church
Henderson, Tor thIrty-lour years. and
10 mis- services to the district in inn
presSive words of appreciation.
Mrs. Brewer of Oxford invited the
women of the district To Oxford on,
} Monday. October 25. at o'clock Il
hear the Ri. Rev. Charles +. Refs
nider. Il former bishop To Japan: and
the Rev. a. p. ChamblisS gave in
vitation TO hear Bishop ReifSnidcr III
Littleton, Ridgeway. and Warrcntor
on November s. The Rev. Fl. 5. CODY
and Mrs. CODY who have recently
come IL 81. Paur>, LnulSbUrg. were
;. welcomed.
:. Newly elected officers are: chair.
! man. Mrs. Susan W. Adams. Oxford:
chairman. Mrs. r. ". Smith
wick, LouiSDurg: secretary Christian
: education, Mrs. Paul Johnston. Lit
Teton; secretary Christian SncIal re,
lations. Mrs. Herbert Peter, Ridgc-
way: missionary correspondent. Mr.,
w. d. Burwcll. Henderson.
i SiXty-siX people were present a;
The meeting. AT $50 luncheon was
v served by the Ridgcway branch. The
next meeting will be held in October.
1914. in Holy InnoccntS parish. Hen
dCrSon.
4 Those present from Henderson
were Mrs. \. II. Check. Mrs. joel
/ Chcatham. Mrs. Alex Cooper. Mrs
j. y. Cooper. Mrs. B. H. Berry
Mrs. J. II. Brodic, Mrs. ]. w. Hughes.
Mrs. w. r. MacNaIr. Mrs. SpOtSwoud
Burwcll, Mrs. Ncttic &. Moore, Mrs
W. ID. BurwcIl. Mrs. II. II. Harper,
! Mrs. ID. {. Luughlin. Miss Claudia
Hunter. Miss Junic Dunn. Miss Lucy
Collins, and Miss Virginia Richards.
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