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November 19, 1913.
A FAMILY PAPER.
A NURSE
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most obliging. Just before the guests
T H E Chautauqua departed to go to their homes, Mr, F,
School ot Nursing R. George completed the surprise and
has tru 1 n ed thoufciutds
of wonter.
stirred the hearts as he spol to §!-.'> a
week as nurses, send
fur a copy of "How
1 liecaiiie a Nurse"
aiui our Year Book—
•MS payes with actual
jperlences ot Chautauqua Nurses..
srortyeight speciiiu:!! lesson l>ages senljree ta ,ill iiigiiirer.^.
The Chautauqua School of N ursing
561 IHain Street Thirteeoth Year Jamestown,N.'i
" HEBRON, KANSAS.
Our Fall communion was held the
third Sabbath of October, Rev. Owen
F, Thompson assisting. He gave us
good practical sermons. We are always
glad to have Mr, Thonipson with
us. Mrs, Bernard Copeland's name
was added to our roll. We are glad
to welcome her into our midst.
Mr, B. W. McMahan is our delegate
to Presbytery at Blanchard, Iowa. He
was accompanied by Mrs. McMahan,
who will visit her mother at that
place.
"Miss Amy Montgomery, of Olathe,
Kansas, is visiting her sisters, Mrs.
Chas, Cavin and Mrs. Sam Milligan,
Miss Agnes Belford and iliss Anna
Cabeen, expect to attend the teachers'
state meeting, to be held at Topeka,
tlie first week in November.
A number of the New School
Cliurch -worshipped with us Sabbath,
tubles were artistically decorated. The
viands were well chosen and served,
and the hostesses themselves were
ties that exist between pastor
and people, and in appreciation of our
pastor and his work among us, extended
to him the greetings of the congregation
and asked him to accept as a
token of their good will and appreciation,
a flne leather purse, containing
twenty dollars in gold.
November WHITE 2, their COTTAGE, pastor. OHIO. Rev, L. A. a good many heavy assessments for
(Benson,
Misses
being
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called
Rose
to
Thompson,
Sparta. Ill,,
of street improvements in the rapid
by near the White serious Cottage, illness of delightfully his mother. entertained
the young people of the R.
growth of this great city.
Miss Lettie Wade conducted the
P. Church at their beautiful country
services in the Senior Endeavor Society
on Sabbath evening in the
home on a recent Tuesday evening in
honor ot their pastor. Rev. R. W. Piper,
The affair was in the nature of a
surprise to their pastor. The house
was charmingly decorated with white
and yellow chrysanthemums, this also
being carried out as the color
scheme. The hours were pleasantly
spent with music iind games. The
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SEATTLE, WASH,
Mr, D. D, Mearns attended the
meeting of the Paciflc Coast Presbytery
as a regular delegate from
this congregation. Presbytery met in
Santa Ana, Calif. Our Sabbath School
attendance on Oct. 19 was 197. Collection
$4.85.
Our pastor was ably assisted at
our fall communion services by Re\,
J, G, Reed, of Regina, Canada. His
sermons were very much appreciated.
Rev. J, S. McGaw, D, D,, was also
present for one service and explained
the "Terms of Communion."
Our congregation is striving to improve
the singing in the use of the
new Psalter, and already much progress
is apparent. The new book is
now in use in all our services.
Our congregation has to pay with
SECOND PHILA. CONGREGATION,
The Second Philadelphia Congregation
have had a delightful season of
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time was Rev, Paul Coleman, of Blan- Conrellsl.urg, Pa,, visited with the
chard Congregation, Mr, Coleman's h.tter's sister, Mrs, A, A, Logan, for
sermons were inspiring, causing his a few days while on their way home
heai ers to make new resolutions to from Kansas and Nebraska.
be more active in the blaster's ser-
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vice. Communion Sabbath dawned
clear and warm, after a stormy night,
making it pleasant for some of our
aged members, who were present. We
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had five new members at this time,
Mr. and -Mrs, Blakely, Miss Sara and
A a n e H e B n
Agnes Archer, and Miss Marjory
Metheny, We missed some familiar
faces of those who have gone to their
reward since the last communion.
However, we feel assured that the rising
generation is taking up the burdens
and responsibilities they have
laid down.
We are glad to welcome to our city
and congregation. Rev, R. A. Blair and
family, who have taken up tbe work
at the Jewish Mission.
HETHERTON,
Rev, S. R. Wallace preached for us
three Sabbaths in October, and held
•ccmmuilion on the last Sabbath, The
preachng was excellent and we can
absence of the pastor, who was the
regularly appointed leader.
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