"Building The Auxiliary’’ was the
subject of the bright, clever talk
given by Mrs. George Stevenson of
Bessemer, showing by illustration the
work of the auxiliary. Mrs. Steven
son was sent by the Bessemer Auxili
ary as a delegate to Montreat.
Many new suggestions for Girls’
circles. Home circles and Business
Women's circles were given by Mrs. i
E. L. Smith, who also reported the
addresses heard during the confer
ence at Montreat. Mrs. Smith went
as a representatn e from the Avon
dale Auxiliary.
Mrs. Le Grande Wilso.. covered the
great subject “The White Fields Of
Japan." She had condensed six. nor
mal mission study classes as taught
at Mon treat by Mrs. Milligan into a
clear, conc ise report. She showed '
how a mission study class can use }
posters, send the earnest .appeal out :
by radio, teach “readin'. ritin’ and ;
’rithmetic" in day school, by court j
scene and by pageant form. She j
endeared herself to all the leaders :
and inspired them in their work
with foreign mission study classes for ]
this year. Mrs. Wilson is the vice i
president of the Handley Memorial j
Auxiliary and was the delegate from i
that auxiliary to the conference.
The morning session closed with a
report by Mrs. Frank M. Jones on
"How To Study The Bible’’ was given
by Miss Grace Saxe at Montreat, and
a prayer led by Mrs. James Going.
A simple but delightful box lunch
eon was served. Mrs. W. S. Webster,
president of the First church Auxili
ary. with a committee from that
auxiliary having charge of the ar
rangements.
