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.November 5, 1913.<br />
A FAMILY P.iPEK.<br />
BECOME<br />
A NURSE<br />
1 'X' H E Chautauqua<br />
* School of Nursing<br />
I has trained thou-<br />
' bands of women iu<br />
Iheir own homes to<br />
earn $10 to $25 a<br />
week as nurses. Send<br />
for a copy of "How<br />
I Became a Nurse'*<br />
and our Year Book—<br />
248 pages with actual<br />
experiences GIFTS of YOUR<br />
Chautauqua Nurses. FRIENDS<br />
R, J. Campbell, Delbourne,<br />
fiffty-eight WILL specimen APPRleilAtE lesson pages sent free to nil ivquifeis s: Okla<br />
The Chautauqua School of Nursing<br />
Dainty 561 Main embroidery Street Thirteenth novelties Year made Jamestown,N.Y.<br />
with your E, E. Cong,, Pittsburgh<br />
ov?nhands. For fifteen cents we will send you H. A, Calderwood<br />
desigDsfor22-incli center-piece for punchwork, Miss Lida Chestnut<br />
sheetoften flower sprays, and entire alphabet R, P. (Sth St,) Pittsburgh<br />
of will script send initials, the above with and large also a illustrated handsome book design of Cong<br />
designs<br />
foroneof<br />
and<br />
thenew<br />
instructions.<br />
vanity bags<br />
I^or thirty<br />
ali stamped<br />
cents<br />
on<br />
we Belle Center Cong<br />
dainty linen ready to embroider,<br />
Topeka Cong<br />
Kaumagraph Co., Dept. T-Il. 209 W. 38th St.. New York<br />
June.<br />
Roche's Herbal Embrocation<br />
The Celebrated Effectual Remedy<br />
without Internal Medicines, for<br />
nOOPING-CoUGK<br />
AD KDnilD for 120 years has met-with con-<br />
Un wnUUr tinned and growini; popularity<br />
BRONCHITIS, LUMBACO AND RHEUMATISM<br />
are also Quickly ReUeved by a Few AppUcationB.<br />
Proprieto..!, W. Kdwarcls * Son,<br />
QueenViotoria St., London,England. Wholesa.e of<br />
K. FOCGERA & CO,, Inc,y*> Beekman St., N. Y.<br />
TREASURER'S REPORT.<br />
S. A, S. Metheny, M.D,, Treas,, Acknowledges<br />
Receipt of the Following<br />
Contributions.<br />
SYRIAN MISSION.<br />
May.<br />
McKeesport & iVIonongohela<br />
Cong $ 30.93<br />
BrooMand Cong 2.50<br />
Chicago Cong 15.00<br />
'^Canonsburg"<br />
120,Off<br />
Coldenham Cong 25,2.5<br />
New Concord Cong 51.15<br />
S, S, 2nd Phila, Cong 332,0)<br />
R. J, Campbell, Selboume, Alta 4,00<br />
S. S, Hopkinton Cong 1T.G5<br />
D. C, Patterson, Belle Center, O. 10,00<br />
W, M, S, Hopkinton Cong, . ,. 50,00<br />
Miss Lizzie Kes-sel<br />
lo.OO<br />
R. P. (Sth St) Pittsburgh Cong. 5.00<br />
Belle Center Cong 2,00<br />
June.<br />
L. M. S, IBelle Center 15,fO<br />
S. S, Blooro'ngton Cond., Addl. 2,00<br />
Betiuest, Miss Eliza Cunningham,<br />
2nd N, Y. Cong 30,01<br />
United Miami Cong<br />
15,0.j<br />
July.<br />
Mrs, Elizabeth Gray, Allegheny<br />
Cong 100,00<br />
St. I,x)uis Cong 25,0.1<br />
L. M, S, New Castle Cong, , , 10,00<br />
L- M, S, Hetherton Cong 5,01<br />
S. S. Billings Cong 13.22<br />
S. S, United Miami Cong 40,30<br />
S. S, Clarinda Cong 6C.50<br />
Sterling, Kas, Cong 30.00<br />
S. S. 3rd Phila, Cong IS.17<br />
"A Friend" ,.. 15.00<br />
Heaet, dl, Cong 1.01<br />
August,<br />
S. S, Bovina Cong 13.13<br />
"Chattanooga, Tenn."<br />
fiO.OO<br />
'• M, S, Allegheny Cong, ace,<br />
, 1913 quota 50.00<br />
''eqnest, Mrs, Margaret Gal-<br />
Syracuse -^Ts, Draith Kan M, Wright, CHINA Cong J. Wilkev, Olathe MISSION, Sterling, 31.00 HiO.OO 5.00<br />
May.<br />
S. S. Evans, Dr, K. McBurney's<br />
salary<br />
McKeesport & Monongahela<br />
Comg.<br />
Seattle Cong., addl<br />
L. M, S. Detroit Cong<br />
"A Friend," Groton, Vt<br />
S, S. Southfield<br />
Coldenham Cong<br />
New Concord Cong<br />
Y. P. S. Clinton St., Cincinnati<br />
Cong<br />
Westminster Cong,, Newburgh,<br />
N. Y<br />
L. M, S. Parnassus<br />
L, M, S. Belle Center<br />
S. S, Belie Center Cong,, Addl.<br />
July,<br />
Allegheny Cong,, iMrs. Elizabeth<br />
Gray<br />
L. M, S, New Castle Cong<br />
L. M, S, Rehoboth Cong<br />
L, M, S. Hetherton Cong<br />
Sterling, Kans., Cong<br />
W. A, Tippin, Mankata, Kans,,<br />
sale of fixturesof Holmwood<br />
Cong<br />
S, S. Rehoboth Cong<br />
Hemet, Cal., Cong<br />
August,<br />
Srd Phila, Cong,, 1-2 yearly installment<br />
on salary of Rev. E.<br />
C, Mitchell and Dr, J, M,<br />
Wright 1<br />
S. S, Hebron Cong<br />
"Chattanooga, Tenn,"<br />
20,00<br />
the church had to do and the need for<br />
15.00 a special endowment by the Holy<br />
Bequest, Mrs. Margaret Galbraith<br />
Wright, Olathe 5.21<br />
Spirit for its accomplishment. By motion,<br />
it was asked by the Convention<br />
Mrs, M. J. Wilkey, Sterling, Kas<br />
that this paper should be published<br />
Syracuse Cong<br />
so.on in the Christian Nation, so that the<br />
CHINA<br />
SPECIALS.<br />
May,<br />
S, S, Old Bethel, Education of<br />
boy<br />
Robt, Luney Class, Oakdale,<br />
30.92<br />
55,00<br />
25,00<br />
ilS.OO<br />
21.00<br />
19.70<br />
38.45<br />
5,00<br />
30,55<br />
4,00<br />
31.70<br />
2,50<br />
5,Oil<br />
59.50<br />
2.0O<br />
10,00<br />
2,85<br />
23.S9<br />
1,00<br />
075.00<br />
2.23<br />
50,00<br />
100,00<br />
5.00<br />
20,00<br />
CONVENTION •scholar, at Tak OF Hing THE C, Y, P, AT<br />
Jr, Miss, Band, NEW Eskridge, CASTLE. support<br />
boy and girl<br />
The twentieth annual meeting of<br />
A. M, Mitchell S. S, Class, Winchester,<br />
support Chi Taai<br />
the Young People's Societies of Pittsburg<br />
Presbytery was called to order<br />
Chapel, A, I, Robb<br />
test mony of the church. The church<br />
at 7.45 p. m,, October 21st, for the<br />
Martin,<br />
Y. P, S, C, E. Belle Center, to principles, sometimes accused of be<br />
too ideal to be practical, are suit<br />
opening<br />
support<br />
number<br />
boy in<br />
of<br />
China<br />
the program, a flf-intfen C, E,<br />
minutes<br />
LaJunta<br />
praiSe<br />
Cong,,<br />
service<br />
education<br />
under the ed to the position of leadership in<br />
efficient<br />
of girl<br />
leadership of New Castle's revival movements, "What the Young<br />
precentor, Mr. O. C, Orr. Mr. Orr is People can do to bring about a Revival"<br />
was the next subject, but as the<br />
showing what can be done with the<br />
new psalter by an energetic leader person to whom it was assigned was<br />
with a reasonable amount of support. not present, the Convention passed<br />
After the praise service, the opening on to the general discussion.<br />
sermon of the Convention was preach<br />
Th last half hour of the morning<br />
ed by Dr, W. P. Johnston, from well<br />
chosen texts in the second and third<br />
chapters of Second Corinthians, "Who<br />
is sufficient for these things," "Our<br />
su'fficiency is of God." Dr. Johnston's<br />
experience with young people is ^<br />
Pne asset, ilr. Park, of Parnassus,<br />
came next on the program with the<br />
convention address. He urged on the<br />
young men consecration to God in<br />
the work of the ministry. The special<br />
importance of this calling depends<br />
not only on the material with ed an hour, and lacking that, he gaintr,<br />
i\ir, Steele ciaimed that he want-<br />
1'J.50<br />
which the workman deals, human ed his end by doing an hour s work<br />
souls, but also on the end to be seicured. «as over, one was about ready to<br />
the time allowed him. Alter it<br />
Afier the appointment oli committees<br />
came the social hour, whicii has<br />
sing with feeling the refrain, "I've<br />
Leen working on the railroad.' Mr.<br />
for its purpose a closer acquaintance Steele knows how to bring out the<br />
among the young people of the Pres<br />
gcod points of the Psalter, which are<br />
bytery, i\lembers of small congregations<br />
need to feel that they have a<br />
larger number of comrades in the<br />
rani s than they can see at home and<br />
thoie from larger floclis need to know<br />
those in the smaller camps.<br />
bond of comradeship had been<br />
strengthened in the past, it might have<br />
saved to the Covenanter cause some<br />
who si pped away and entered into<br />
their rest in other churches, where<br />
10.00 their works will not te likely to follow<br />
them in any aggressive way.<br />
10.00<br />
2,00 The devotional exercises of the evthening had Mary Elliott, ot New Castle, Christ,7^ Sloan Martin, of .College<br />
topic, "How we can Witness for<br />
50,00 for leader; the morning period was Hill, told first,-"What a Travelling<br />
10,00 guided by Mrs, Ferguson, of Slippery i\lan Can Do," S .R, Moflit, of Wilkins<br />
had the theme, "What a Man in<br />
18.00 Rock, This was followed by the reburg,<br />
lO.OO'<br />
100,00<br />
ports from the various societies in<br />
the Presbytery, of the work done during<br />
the past year. It was the decision<br />
of the committee that awards a<br />
banner to the most efflcient society<br />
that this honor belonged to New<br />
Castle,<br />
Mary Coleman, of Allegheny, opened<br />
the discussion of the morning, by<br />
a paper, with the subject, "Why the<br />
Church needs a revival."<br />
She claimed that a revival was<br />
needed, not because the church had<br />
failed either in faith, or in works, as<br />
shown by increased contributions and<br />
working force. Rather was it required<br />
because of the great work which<br />
readers of this paper might share in<br />
15,00 one of the good things of the meeting.<br />
15,00<br />
In the speech of the day, the next<br />
paper by Clara Clyde, of Geneva Congregation,<br />
was "All right." Her topic<br />
was, "Why the Covenanter Church<br />
should lead as a Revival Church." The<br />
main reasons are in the progressive<br />
session had been assigned to Jdr. R.<br />
A, M. Steele, for practice in the Psalt-<br />
not few, and also the good points of<br />
his singers, if any there be. Those<br />
who have heard him lead his hosts<br />
to battle with minors and majors,<br />
•\^ill cease to question about the quality<br />
of the harmony, the only<br />
If the<br />
question<br />
leing how soon they can learn it. One<br />
of the ways in which a revival will<br />
show itself will be in improved singing,<br />
MihS Eennet, of First Beaver Falls,<br />
led the afternoon devotional meet ng,<br />
following which came a discussion on<br />
the Shop Can Do," this paper being<br />
read by Miss Dickin, Olive Elliott<br />
told "What a Housekeeper Can Do,"<br />
while Mrs. Marshall of Youngstown illustrated<br />
"What a Church Can Do,"<br />
•^I'he most interesting discussion of<br />
the Convention followed these papers.<br />
What a farmer, a student, a baker,<br />
can do were told by different members<br />
of the Convention, and if any<br />
one- failed to get a hint as to what<br />
he can do, his case is beyond the ordinary<br />
remedies.<br />
There were nine contestants in the<br />
Bib'p Reading Contest, the judges<br />
awp.rjing first piace to Faith Cole-<br />
Hian, of Geneva; second place to Miss<br />
Devinney, of Eighth Street, and third<br />
lo Miss Dickey, of Youngstown, and<br />
they Slid they had a hard job settling<br />
the preferences. One generous U, P.<br />
bro her, who contributed his time for<br />
umpire duty, is said to have remarked<br />
that the Covenanters had his folks<br />
si inned on Bible reading. Since Bible<br />
reading is largely Bible study, it is<br />
deserving a regular place on the program.<br />
For the com'ng year the Convention<br />
chose the following officers;<br />
For president, Mrs, J, M. Coleman;<br />
recording secretary, Mrs, S, J. Johnson;<br />
for corresponding secretary, Mrs,<br />
W, 0, Feguson; for treasurer, Sloan<br />
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