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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1906
Page
6
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church met with smaller attendance due to weather. Letters from missionaries were read about Christmas boxes and home work in the north. The day includes a prayer program and sewing with lunch for missionaries' children at Granville.
The Grice church Womans Missionary society met in the church parlors on a February weekday afternoon. Mrs. McCabe presided and led devotionals while Mrs. B C Care edd read a Miss Westcott letter praising the China mission. Members discussed the Apna Bechtel Bible Woman and day schools and planned features for their annual bank offering.
Mrs Johnston chairs a Christian Woman's Board meeting at Adams Street home. Reading “William Garey the Consecrated Goblet” sparks discussion on missionary work. Reports cover Bible Chair, mountain mission schools, negro mission schools, new South Africa missionary novitiates, and Porto Rico. Light refreshments follow as guests Roland, Ledge, and Drummond attend.
Cashocton druggist Anderson preaches a cod liver oil based tonic, Vinol, as the strongest blood-building remedy. He cites its stomach-friendly formula from fresh cod livers and claims it restores health, appetite, and strength, with a refund policy if it fails to help convalescents.
West Lafayette Indicator notes a report that Miss Alice Roosevelt may marry Nicholas Longworth. The editor says the claim is unconfirmed and unlikely to leak, while both individuals are described as retiring or shy. Further details are promised in the next issue.
The Frauen Verein met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Henry Lorenz on South Third Street. The group spent a delightful afternoon with no special program. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Tubbs on North Second Street.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the M. P. church met Thursday evening with Mrs. Timmons leading at Pack Avenue. Despite the cold, attendance was good. Roll call featured Bible verses containing the word faith. An amuse reading by Mrs. Timmons replaced one regular paper, describing Constantinople impressions from an older man.
A visitor made his first appearance while Miss Mellie Stafford read a letter from a Japanese girl at Awrian Michigan now training to be a missionary. She is close to Miss Nellie Felumlee at the same school. The program closed with Miss Bessie Brown Jones performing I Have Heard, dedicated to two missionaries.
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