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November 5, 1913.
A FAMILY PAPER.
STAR NOTES.
*»*0n Sabbath, Oct. I'Stb, communon
«s held at Union, Dr. R. .1. G. Mc­
Knight assisting.
i «s»Tlie Young People's Convention
j,( jX'ew Castle, Pa., on Tuesday evening
and Wednesday, Oct. 21st and
'**'*John Robison, of Dresden, Ohio,
an elder in Tomica congregation, died
22iid was counted a great success by
on September 1, 1913, aged 84 year
and ten months, Hs death was from
those present.
heart trouble. He is survived by two
t«»Wftnted, to buy at ten cents per
copy, the Minutes of 1913 Synod (not
1912). Please address the undersigneJ.-James
S. Tibby, 408 Penn Bldg.,
Pittsburgh, Fa.
«»*llr. Andrew Carson, Sr., a veryaged
and greatly loved member of York
coagregation, died Thursday, Oct. 2.
• •**Rev, Wm. McFarland has been
preaching in Lisbon, N. Y., for flve
Sabbaths, and renewing acquaintances •^''''We learn with sincere sorrow of ***At Grove City, Pa., Mrs. Jane Allen,
aged 98, the oldest woman in
tliere, it being his charge for many the death of Thomas McDonald, of
years. Dr. McFarland's presence is Philadelphia, whose wife survives him. Grove City, died Monday, Oct. 19. Until
a month belore her death she had
a blessing wherever he goes.
We knew Mr, McDonald in Allegheny,
*«*Rev. F, E, Allen writes that the Pa,, back in the sixties. Early in its the full use of her faculties and took
securing subscriptions for Minutes ol
history he removed to Philadelphia to a lively interest in the happenings of
Synod and the Christian Nation was
take charge of the mechanical department
of the Christian Statesman,
the town. Mrs. Allen was born in
not "work," Winnipeg people only
needed the opportunity, because they
which position he held for many years.
He was a member of First Philadelphia
are deeply interested in the Covenanter
Church and her principles.
congregation.
'**ln the Bible reading contest, at
tte 20th annual convention of the R.
P. Young People's Societies of Pittsburgh
Presbytery, New Castle, Pa.,
Beacon was held October 14, at St. N. J., on Nov. 2, that being preparation
Sabbath. Dr. W. P. Johnston,
John, N. B. The services were conducted
by the Rev, D, Bruce Elsey, assisted
by the Rev. J. H. MacVicar, D.D. lege, will conduct the communion
President Emeritus of Geneva Col­
on
Mrs, Beacoll has been ill a long time, Nov. 9, preaching Thursday evening
yet was never heard to complain. and Friday evening of this week at
8 o'clock, and Monday evening, Nov.
10, at 8 o'clock. Communion services
will be Sabbath at 10.30 a. m., and
preaching Sabbath evening will be at
7.30. Montclair congregation's place
of worship is 444 iBloomfleld avenue,
children, William and Margaret, and
right at the Centre. There is a sign
feven grandchildren. He was a faithful
Christian, and highly esteemed
as the street door and the rooms are
up one flight.
throughout a wide circle.
***James L. Crawford, a member ot
our Wilkinsburgh congregation, would
like his friends throughout the Church
to know that he is prepared to take
He lacked just seventeen days of being
94 years of age.
or all magazines and journals, as
new subscriptions or renewals for any
««*lVIr. Carithers, in connection with Cosmopolitan. Good Housekeeping,
1 trip to Blanchard, lowa, to attend .\merican. Woman's Home Companion, Do not write business letters and
' Presbytery, will spend a few days Pictorial Review, etc. Address 321 news letters on the same sheet of
iritli his mother, at Morning Sun, Franklin avenue, Wilkinsburgh, Pa. paper, and never write anything intended
for publication on both sides
lowa, who is still bedfast.
'**''Communions were held in many
ot a sheet of paper.
***0n Sabbath, Oct. 2Cth, communion
was held in Parnassus, Pa., Dr. 19th. Communions were held at
of our congregations on Sabbath, Oct.
Do not embody obituary notices in
the body of a news letter.
R. J. G. McKnight assisting; and in Northwood, O., Dr. T, H. Acheson assisting;
Third Philadelphia, Rev. John
Do not write news letters, or copy
East End, Pittsburgh, conducted by
of any kind with a lead pencil.
Cr D. C. Martin, the licentiates as- Yates assisting; Allegheny, Rev. Paul
Disregard of any of these rule.s
Coleman assisting; Millers Run, Rev.
A. A. Johnston assisting; Pine Creek,
Rev. J. C Slater assisting.
***The following notice was mislaid:
George R. Slater, a former resident of
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Rose Point, Lawrence County, a
'daughter of Thomas and Margaret
Wilson. In 1837 she was married to
Robert Allen, who died in 1861. She
was a member of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church. She is survived by
eight children, Capt. W, E, Allen of
Parkers Landing, Mrs. S. R. Rodgers
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