10 WOMANS MITE MISSIONARY SOCIETY
signed to Africa, the Lord gave him a willing heart and a
program to work out. He said while millions are being
raised for missions every year it was going to the other isles
of the sea while Africa remains without much help. He
told how small the school was in West Africa, and by the
help of God he intends to build a monument to the race that
will last for ages, and God helping him when he gets on the
boat in January he expects to have $50 000. The offering
for Bishop Brooks amounted to $102.00, the names to ap-
pear in these minutes.
On motion the Ohio Conference Branch pays $25.00 from
contingent fund, making a total of $127.00. With many
thanks the bishop extends God's blessing upon this confer-
ence. Miss Brooker, an evangelist, sang very sweetly for
Dr. Brooks and the convention, "He Will Take You
Through." A solemn pledge was taken by the delegates to
return home and remember with prayers the work of Dr.
Brooks and Mr. Tontsi in Africa.
This hour was given to the children. The scripture
lesson was read by Grace Woodson, fifth chapter Mark.
The children sang the prayer. The little folks sang and
imitated the choo choo cars. The parable of the talents was
recited by twelve boys and girls. "Guilty or Not Guilty"
was beautifully recited by Katherine Thompson of the
Young People's Department of Mt. Vernon Church. "Little
Things," a paper read by Margaret Broadus of Allen Temple
Mothers' Pearls, will appear in the minutes as read. A
character song about two owls was sung by the children.
Julia Twine recited "Service." A musical duet by Earl and
Conova Gorden of the Young People's Auxiliary. Two
instrumental solos were played by the children. The pro-
gram which was very good closed with a pantomine "Mother
Goose."
Mrs. Elizabeth Culfer and Mr. Lemon, of the North Ohio
Conference Branch, were introduced. An invitation was ex-
tended the convention to visit the Y. M. C. A. and Mt.
Vernon A. M. E. church. On motion the session was called
for 8:30 p. m. Executive board meeting immediately after
supper.
Saturday Evening
The evening session convened at 8:30 o'clock with de-
votionals conducted by Rev. Ridley. After singing spiritual
songs and a season of prayer led by Rev. Mathis this part
of the meeting closed. We then proceeded to business.
Mrs. Boler was appointed to go to Rev. Ridley's church.
Madam Smith to Mt. Vernon. The thank offering was
taken. The committee on recommendations reported by
Miss Gainos Taylor. The committee on Mission Study re-
ported by Mrs. Dora Hamilton. Reports on recommenda-
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