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November 19, 1913.<br />
A FAMILY PAPER.<br />
A NURSE<br />
BECOME<br />
most obliging. Just before the guests<br />
T H E Chautauqua departed to go to their homes, Mr, F,<br />
School ot Nursing R. Ge<strong>org</strong>e completed the surprise and<br />
has tru 1 n ed thoufciutds<br />
of wonter.<br />
stirred the hearts as he spol to §!-.'> a<br />
week as nurses, send<br />
fur a copy of "How<br />
1 liecaiiie a Nurse"<br />
aiui our Year Book—<br />
•MS payes with actual<br />
jperlences ot Chautauqua Nurses..<br />
srortyeight speciiiu:!! lesson l>ages senljree ta ,ill iiigiiirer.^.<br />
The Chautauqua School of N ursing<br />
561 IHain Street Thirteeoth Year Jamestown,N.'i<br />
" HEBRON, KANSAS.<br />
Our Fall communion was held the<br />
third Sabbath of October, Rev. Owen<br />
F, Thompson assisting. He gave us<br />
good practical sermons. We are always<br />
glad to have Mr, Thonipson with<br />
us. Mrs, Bernard Copeland's name<br />
was added to our roll. We are glad<br />
to welcome her into our midst.<br />
Mr, B. W. McMahan is our delegate<br />
to Presbytery at Blanchard, Iowa. He<br />
was accompanied by Mrs. McMahan,<br />
who will visit her mother at that<br />
place.<br />
"Miss Amy Montgomery, of Olathe,<br />
Kansas, is visiting her sisters, Mrs.<br />
Chas, Cavin and Mrs. Sam Milligan,<br />
Miss Agnes Belford and iliss Anna<br />
Cabeen, expect to attend the teachers'<br />
state meeting, to be held at Topeka,<br />
tlie first week in November.<br />
A number of the New School<br />
Cliurch -worshipped with us Sabbath,<br />
tubles were artistically decorated. The<br />
viands were well chosen and served,<br />
and the hostesses themselves were<br />
ties that exist between pastor<br />
and people, and in appreciation of our<br />
pastor and his work among us, extended<br />
to him the greetings of the congregation<br />
and asked him to accept as a<br />
token of their good will and appreciation,<br />
a flne leather purse, containing<br />
twenty dollars in gold.<br />
November WHITE 2, their COTTAGE, pastor. OHIO. Rev, L. A. a good many heavy assessments for<br />
(Benson,<br />
Misses<br />
being<br />
Eva and<br />
called<br />
Rose<br />
to<br />
Thompson,<br />
Sparta. Ill,,<br />
of street improvements in the rapid<br />
by near the White serious Cottage, illness of delightfully his mother. entertained<br />
the young people of the R.<br />
growth of this great city.<br />
Miss Lettie Wade conducted the<br />
P. Church at their beautiful country<br />
services in the Senior Endeavor Society<br />
on Sabbath evening in the<br />
home on a recent Tuesday evening in<br />
honor ot their pastor. Rev. R. W. Piper,<br />
The affair was in the nature of a<br />
surprise to their pastor. The house<br />
was charmingly decorated with white<br />
and yellow chrysanthemums, this also<br />
being carried out as the color<br />
scheme. The hours were pleasantly<br />
spent with music iind games. The<br />
W h a t<br />
A v o i d<br />
to<br />
in<br />
P i a n o s '<br />
Booklet Free<br />
SEATTLE, WASH,<br />
Mr, D. D, Mearns attended the<br />
meeting of the Paciflc Coast Presbytery<br />
as a regular delegate from<br />
this congregation. Presbytery met in<br />
Santa Ana, Calif. Our Sabbath School<br />
attendance on Oct. 19 was 197. Collection<br />
$4.85.<br />
Our pastor was ably assisted at<br />
our fall communion services by Re\,<br />
J, G, Reed, of Regina, Canada. His<br />
sermons were very much appreciated.<br />
Rev. J, S. McGaw, D, D,, was also<br />
present for one service and explained<br />
the "Terms of Communion."<br />
Our congregation is striving to improve<br />
the singing in the use of the<br />
new Psalter, and already much progress<br />
is apparent. The new book is<br />
now in use in all our services.<br />
Our congregation has to pay with<br />
SECOND PHILA. CONGREGATION,<br />
The Second Philadelphia Congregation<br />
have had a delightful season of<br />
•communion. Our assistants at this<br />
There is a constant temptation on the<br />
part of piano manufacturers to make<br />
pianos merely to sell, C, The case is<br />
really the least important part—butit<br />
looks important becauseit is all you can<br />
see, CL Therefore the maker of commercial<br />
pianos puts his best work on the<br />
exterior, C. To enable you—whether<br />
you know anything about pianos or not<br />
—to distinguish the good from the bad,<br />
we have done two things for your protection.<br />
C First, we back the Sohmer<br />
with ail absolute money-back life-time<br />
guarantee, ft Second, published a book<br />
which tells in an interesting, understandable<br />
way how to judge a piano.<br />
C, Follow the simple tests in this book<br />
and you will insure the best selection<br />
We call this new book "The Pith of the<br />
Piano Problem" and will gladly mail you<br />
a copy without cost or obligation together<br />
with a copy of the Sohmer Life-Time<br />
Guarantee, Write today—a postal will do.<br />
SOHMER & CO., 317 Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK<br />
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He Did Not Get the Original Duplex<br />
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A Church Treasurer wrote us a few days ago:<br />
"^^UJ^/^^ "The envelopes I ordered from you through are not<br />
plucd properly, as you can see by the one enclosed. Our Church<br />
D !e<br />
Council thinks you ought to refund half the cost,^ The envelopes<br />
WMtM«^^<br />
are not as heavy, either, as your samples were."<br />
The writer (whose name and address will be given on request) wanted the original<br />
Duplex and thought he was getting it. But the dealer substituted witliout<br />
letting him know. If you order through an agent specify Duplex-Richmond, V a.<br />
Note the trade-mark. The original Duplex is absolutely guaranteed. If you find a<br />
defect of any kind, not half the cost, but the whole cost, will be refunded<br />
t)y return mail.<br />
The Duplex Envelope System for the Ghurch and the Robert Eaikea Duplex for<br />
the Sunday School are both fully explained in' 'DtJPLEX CHOKCH AND SUNDAY<br />
SCHOOL METHODS"—«4 pages illustrated. Write for a copy and for free<br />
DUPLEX UNIT No. il.<br />
OCPLEX-RICHMOND, VA.<br />
time was Rev, Paul Coleman, of Blan- Conrellsl.urg, Pa,, visited with the<br />
chard Congregation, Mr, Coleman's h.tter's sister, Mrs, A, A, Logan, for<br />
sermons were inspiring, causing his a few days while on their way home<br />
heai ers to make new resolutions to from Kansas and Nebraska.<br />
be more active in the blaster's ser-<br />
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vice. Communion Sabbath dawned<br />
clear and warm, after a stormy night,<br />
making it pleasant for some of our<br />
aged members, who were present. We<br />
Why Not Use the<br />
had five new members at this time,<br />
Mr. and -Mrs, Blakely, Miss Sara and<br />
A a n e H e B n<br />
Agnes Archer, and Miss Marjory<br />
Metheny, We missed some familiar<br />
faces of those who have gone to their<br />
reward since the last communion.<br />
However, we feel assured that the rising<br />
generation is taking up the burdens<br />
and responsibilities they have<br />
laid down.<br />
We are glad to welcome to our city<br />
and congregation. Rev, R. A. Blair and<br />
family, who have taken up tbe work<br />
at the Jewish Mission.<br />
HETHERTON,<br />
Rev, S. R. Wallace preached for us<br />
three Sabbaths in October, and held<br />
•ccmmuilion on the last Sabbath, The<br />
preachng was excellent and we can<br />
absence of the pastor, who was the<br />
regularly appointed leader.<br />
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Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jameson of<br />
New Concord, Ohio, attended com-<br />
ASBESTOS CORK SOLES will keep your<br />
m^union service with us. Mr. and feet warjn and dry. Try them. 1 pair I5c.,<br />
Mrs. Jameson are staying with the<br />
pairs for 25c. Ladies or gents. State size of<br />
shoe. HAHN CO., 254 West 15th St., NewYork<br />
latter's sister, Mrs. C. J. Brown, who<br />
u n<br />
has been ill, but is now improving.<br />
ock^Sbut<br />
Dr, Hamilton and daughter, from Most comfortable, serviceable andstylish hat<br />
the central part of the State, have 3 for dress or business. Knockaljoiit Felt,<br />
flexible sweatband, with outside silk band, can<br />
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and other friends, recently.<br />
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Mr, and Mrs. Thos, McClure, of Mc-<br />
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not as represen ted I will refundyour<br />
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