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X M. S. OP CHRISTIAN CHURCHMEETINGl’s The Missionary society of the gs Christian church met April 14tho-he2dB.idwith Mrs. Stickel. The President, Mrs. C. A. Phillips, in the chair, conducted the business part with dis-a! patch, after which she named several ic to give sentence prayers for “Latin y, America, the topic for the day. Mrs. Cook read the minutes of the previous meeting. Mrs. Frank Clift, jh the leader, then took charge of the j program and read the “Bible Study/* ul! which had been assigned to Mrs. I. W. Waughop who was absent. The opening song was “Reapers for the _. Harvest, followed by the Lord’s t- Prayer. Mrs. Stickel told of the id Bible in Latin America. Mrs. S. L.le vsy,Y-*i1Idslidt,Ite-1-Clift recited “Two Soul-Sides which was much appreciated. Mrs. Carpenter gave a talk on the Mission in Monterey, Mexico. Mrs. Phillips played a touching violin solo with Mrs. Cook accompanist. “The Hidden Answers, a very interesting part of every program, was given by Mrs. Frank Wood and Mrs. J. O. Winship. Each responded to roll le call by naming a missionary.The society now numbers 21. The meeting closed with singing “Blest be the Tie That Binds and the[n’slefs: Benediction. Mrs. Stickel and Mrs.di.Wood served chocolate, cake, fruit salad and whipped cream.
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Henry Republican
Henry, Illinois, US
Thu, Apr 21, 1921
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