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December 3, 1913.
STAR NOTES.
*»*Mrs. Elizabeth A. Dague, a charter
member ol the Topeka congregation,
died at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Torrens, Tuesday, November
18th
The immediate cause of her
was apoplexy.
family were home, Covenanter friends
***The Rev. Frank E, Allen leaves
were invited in, even Miss Margaret
Winnipeg, where he has been doing Greer's school came to see (and hear)
very successful work, at the end of the travelers, and all were happy.
November. The Rev. James G. McEl-
Maney has declined an appointm^-nt
from the Central Board to take up the
work in the same field.
A FAMILY PAPER, 13
***Any person desiring to have a.picture
of Mrs. Carithers for framing,
will please send word to this office.
If there are a sufficient number to
warrant it, the portrait appearing on
our first page will be used in prepar­
York City, on this Wednesday evening,
December Srd. Ng Poon -Chew,
not ns represented I will refundyour[i
GEO. C. BUNGAV, in l)li»p,k, 2« brown 5. andgrRjuilxturo. William St.. Ii
***Dr. A. I. Robb preached in the
known as "The Mark Twain of
59c. and You Cnn K'^fp the
China," is to give his lecture entitled GIFTS Hal. YOUR Sent postpaid FRIENDS
SQC.
AUegteny Church Sabbath morn'ng,
ing a picture, on heavy portrait paper,
suited for the purpose,a.t a price lecture is free, and there will be no
"Christianity in the New China." The
Free Ciilalog.
WILL APPRECIATE
November 23rd, in the Pittsburgh
New Y'ori;
Cliurch in the afternoon, and in the not exceeding twenty-five cents each, public collection. This man was Dainty embroiderv novelties made 'with your
Wilkinsburgh Church in the evening. securely mailed, and postpaid. counted by many as the most popular own hands. For fifteencents-vve will send you
speaker at the late Portland Conference.
to The press notices from all over
designs for 22-inch center-piece tor punchwork,
Great interest was awakened by his
presentation of the work in China.
-•i^--f*]V[y attention has been called
sheet o{ ten flower sprays, and entire alphabet
the fact that in the comment on the the country show that he is a very
of script initials, with large illustrated book of
designs and instructions. For thirty cents we
***For the beautiful tribute to the Y. P. topic in the October 15th number,
the words "Sunday School" oc­ton periodical, "The Human Life," •
able and attractive speaker. A Bos­
will send the above and also a handsome design
late Miss Anna Coleman written by
for one of the new vanity bags all stamped on
cur. A little betore in the same paragraph
the words "Sabbath School" al­
statesman, philospher and humorist,
says: "Ng Poon Chew, Chinese editor,
Jennie B. Kennedy to "Go or Send,"
dainty linen BOOK ready to embroider. OF PRAYERS
Dept. T-12, Kaumagraph Complete Manual Co., 209 of W. several 38th St.,New hundred York
tlie Missionary Magazine, published by so occur. I suppose the printer followed
habit in one case and copy in and won the title of the 'most bril­
has arisen above all barriers of race,
tlie Rev. A. C. Gregg at Edinburgh,
Scotland, we are indebted to t'ae the other. I do not suppose that my
liant Chinaman in America.' "
thoughtful kindness of the Rev. R.
J. D5dds.
diel on Wednesday morning, November
2G, at 8 o'clock, aged 72 years.
Services were held at the family residenc3,
507 Decatur street, Brooklyn,
on Fiiday evening. A suitable notice
I'll! be given in a late issue.
""'"'Sadie McKemey was born near
Winchester, Kansas, Aug. 20, 1888, and
died November 22, 1913. She was
married to H. T. O'Neil January 1,
1908. She was an earnest worker in
B l o o d
Is a poisonous and dangerous
thing. It affects every organ and
function and brings about that
low condition tliat predisposes to
most diseases and ailments.
HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA cor-
. feots It, and mattes pure blood.
the Winchester congregation. She the children and clothing and two
was a patient sufferer for more than quilts. There was a good deal of interest
shown by thero as they saw the
a year. "He shall sit as a refiner and
purifier of silver."
box packed and concern about the
way the things would be received by
**"*Xoveinber 18-20, the Rev. S. E. the children of the Southern Mission.
Greer visited the family home in Hopkinton
(Iowa) congregation, to relate taken out to the dining room and
After the box was packed they weie
their experiences abroad, also going served with a lunch of fruit, pie and
and coming. Other members of the cake. The society is in a prosperous
habit changed while I was writing a
few lines.—Geo. S. Coleman.
'**'*Ng Poon Chew, the celebrated ***j^ Young People's branch of the
York to begin National Reform Work.
Chinaman, spoke to a crowded house W. C. T. U. was organized at W. C.
This is the third series of meetings
T. U. Headquarters, Brooklyn, on
in our Winchester, Kansas, Church on
within the bounds of certain Presbyteries
within a period of two years.
Monday evening, November 24. IMiss
Nov, 3, 1913. His subject was "The Flora H. Wallace, daughter of Rev. S.
Chinese Republic and Its Problems."
These Presbyteries are of the United
R. Wallace, was made vice-president,
Presbyterian Synod, and almost aT
The congregation bore the expense and Miss May I. Agnew, also a member
of our (Brooklyn Church, is treas­
the congregations belonging to the
and made tae lecture free to the
same have been reached. We append
public.
urer. The president is Miss Harriet
the following, coming from the pastor
of the church at Greenwich, Wash­
Bethel, the recording secretary. Miss
Hughes, and corresponding secretary.
**'*.\Ir. Samuel Carmichael, elder in
ington County, New York: "Mr. Dill
Miss May Smith. There are a goodly
the Brooklyn, N. Y., congregation,
made three addresses in this church
on Sabbath, November 16th, which we
number of Covenanters in the membership.
heard with great interest and profit. Isthebest. All grocers sell ll. U(JUl Ul
In use for fifty yeirs is proof th«t it O nnt (\ p
We endorse very heartily the work 1< ree Samvles Mailed «, .
***The installation of Rev. Elmer Mr. Dill is doing; and our earnest ADAn PFRonn & CO otreaK
Wholasale DraggUts
Russell over the Denison congregation
took place November 18, 1913 out her ranks, may hear him and
prayer is that our Church, through­
, Clothes
233 North Second St., PhlladelphI
The Commission appointed by Presbytery
consisted ol D. H. Elliott and J. cial evils."—Benjamin H. Somers. BIjHNDED in OTJR O'WN WAKEHOUSE,
endorse his plan of action against so­
M. Wylie, ministers, and W. R-
Belfast, Ireland,
Turner, R. J. Cathcart, and D. R. ***In recording the death of Mrs. ABSOLUTELY "TC k DOUBLE
Sterett,' Elders. The installation serm.on
was preached by the Moderator, ciety of the White Lake (N. Y.)
lib., 60c. 1-3 lb., SOc.
Margaret Tacey, the Ladies' Aid So­
PURE I C/\ STRENGTH
Rev. D. H. Elliott, and Rev. J. M. Church of the Covenanters would
Also special 10c. packages.
Wylie addressed both pastor and people,
the elders of the commission also
Oiinruiiteed better tliun »ny One l>ollflr Tea
make mention of her worth, .i^. true Sent postpaid on receipt of price.
making brief addresses. Dr. Wylie
One Price. One Quality. Sample Free
led in the in.stallation prayer. Mr.
Belfast Tea Co.. 115 J'ranklin St., N. T.
Russell begins his work with a united
people behind
Clerk.
him.—D. R. Sterrett,
***The Junior Society of- Tabor
(Kansas) congregation, met Saturday,
November 17, at the home of Uis. T.
K. Tippin, the leader ot the band, and
packed a box to send to the Southern
Mission. The box was the result
of part of the work of the society for
some time past. It included papers
and cards and picture books made by
condition and the meetings are well
attended and interesting.
***3y a^ special arrangement there
is to be a lecture of rare interest in
the Second Reformed Presbyterian
Church, 308 West 122nd street. New
*'*''About two weeks ago mention
was made in a star note that J. R.
Dill had, gone into northern iNew
friend, a loyal sister, a faithful wife,
a capable and loving parent, she is
sorely missed by her large circle of
friends and relatives. Her life was
wholesome, her faith genuine. Our
sympathy goes out to her husband,
who in loneliness lingers awhile, ere
he too enters the mansions prepared.
Signed, Jennie N. Fraser, Pres., Alice
Millen, Sec.
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