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December 10, 1913. A FAMILY PAPER, 16<br />
S T A R N O T E S .<br />
**'*Rev. Walter C. McClurkin's address<br />
is Coulterville, Randolph Co.,<br />
Illinois.<br />
*-'~'*JIr. Jesse E. 'Magee, Oil City,<br />
Fa., in sending two new subscribeis,<br />
says: "I think' this (the Cbristian<br />
Xation of Nov. 26) is the greatest<br />
paper you have ever published."<br />
•i''*l today (Nov. 24th) moderated<br />
in a call in the Church Hill Cjugresation.<br />
All but one vote was cast<br />
in favor of the Rev. Walter C. Mc<br />
Clurkin, It is earnestly hoped he will<br />
take up the work in tbis needy field.<br />
—H. G. Foster.<br />
"•''Attention of tne members of tbe<br />
Church is called to tbe lesson which,<br />
according to the action of last Synod,<br />
has been chosen as a substitute for<br />
the regular Cbristmas lesson. Comments<br />
on this lesson will be found<br />
in the Christian Nation.<br />
"•"sOn Monday, December 1st, I<br />
moderated a call for a (pastor in Sterling<br />
Congregation (Kansas), which<br />
resulted in electing Rev. J. G. McEl-<br />
on the roll, a lady who bas been<br />
BLENDED IN OUB OWN WAREHOUSE,<br />
hmney on the first ballot. Tbe call in tbe United States for a number<br />
Belfast, Ireland,<br />
was made unanimous by a standin.g of years. We had a very pleasant<br />
ABSOLUTELY npp A DOUBLE<br />
vote. The salary offered is $1200.— communion, and a good turn out."<br />
PURE * C/\ STRENGTH<br />
I W. Dill.<br />
1 lb., 60c. 1-2 lb., SOc.<br />
***Xhe Washington Christian Association,<br />
opposed to secret societies, ing now. J. M. COLEMAN."<br />
enthusiastic convert to Swedish train<br />
Also special 10c. packages.<br />
'**'*Dr. J. M. IBalph, writing from<br />
Sent postpaid on receipt of price.<br />
m-et in the Seattle Reformed Presbyterian<br />
Church Friday evening, De***Tbe Bible-reading folder for 1914 One Price. One Quality. Sample Free<br />
Criiaraiiteed better than any One Dollar Tea<br />
Pittsburgh, on December 1, says: "I<br />
have just returned trom a seven<br />
cember the 5th, at 8.00 o'clock. Tbe will be ready on or betore December<br />
weeks' trip among the churches ot<br />
PBelfast L ATea ZCo., A 115 Franklin H O St.. T N. E T. L<br />
program was as follows: Devotional 15. Young peaple's societies, congregations,<br />
or individuals, desiring tbem<br />
lowa, Kansas, and Colorado, where<br />
North Av. and North Clark St.<br />
Services; Address, "The Mission of<br />
I have bad tbe privilege ot speaking<br />
some twenty-two times, on our<br />
— CHrCAQO —<br />
This Organization," Rev. T. M. Slater;<br />
Praise; Address, "Loyalty to Penn Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. The<br />
will please order from J. S. Tibby, -.08<br />
Foreign (Mission work."<br />
When In Chicago, Stop at The Plaza<br />
Jesus Christ Our (Motive," Rev. B. E. folder is large, covering tbe wbole<br />
*'**The annual meeting of tbe National<br />
Indian Association was held in monies of Seceders from the Lodge. one's Bible. The price is quite low, Lincoln Park and Lake Micbigan.<br />
Bergesen; Praise and Prayer; Testi<br />
year 1914; yet can easily be kept in A luiet and refined hotel, overlooking<br />
the Third Church, New York City, on General Discussion in wbicb the following<br />
participated: Revs. B. H. AlS. lessons are assigned for tbe read<br />
furnished.<br />
20 cents per dozen copies. The S. 600 rooms witb private batb, newly<br />
December 4th, 1913. Devotional exercises<br />
were conducted by the pastor. berts, F. W. Catbey, W. 0. Dinius, A. ings on Saturday morning, and tbe A room witb a batb, for a dollar and<br />
Two sessions were held and reports B. Eddy, Oscar Fedder, F. W. Fisher, young people's topics are the readings<br />
for Saturday evening. A careful Two-room suites, $2.50 and up. Week<br />
a half up. Weekly, $9.00 and up.<br />
of great interest were read and considered.<br />
Dr. John W. Clark is the effi<br />
'Reading, L. R. Smith, A. H. Stilwell. effort was made to insert not only ly, $15 to $28.<br />
M. L. Larson, T. H. Marsh, S. G.<br />
the passages to be read in connection High-class cafe. Club breakfast.<br />
cient executive secretary and his report<br />
of the year's work was com-<br />
Some months ago Rev. T. C. Mc<br />
12 minutes to business and shopping<br />
***Rev. J. M. Coleman writes:<br />
with tbe young people's topics, but Moderate prices.<br />
nehensive.<br />
centre.<br />
S t r o n g<br />
Bloo<br />
Or weak blood governs for good or<br />
ill every part of the body. The<br />
medicine that makes weak blood<br />
pure and strong is HOOD'S<br />
SARSAPARILLA. For over a<br />
third of a century it has been the<br />
leading blood purifier.<br />
'*"'*Rev. A. A. Samson, pastor of<br />
Second New York, will preach for tbe<br />
'ilontclair Congregation on Sabbatb<br />
atternoon, December 14, after occupying<br />
his own pulpit in the morning,<br />
and will return in time to conduct<br />
his own regular evening service.<br />
*'*'*Rev. J. S, McMann, pastor of<br />
the U. P. Churcb at East Greenwich,<br />
N. Y., where Mr. J. R. Dill spoke on<br />
Sabbath, Nov. 23, sends us a note<br />
commending very highly Mr. Dill's<br />
work. He says: "Our people were<br />
very much impressed with bis message,<br />
and we think it should be heard<br />
ty the whole church, and his methods<br />
be adopted."<br />
*'*'*Geneva Coliege Glee Club will<br />
give a concert in Association Hall,<br />
Montclair, N. J., on the evening ot Dec-<br />
25. The program is published in full<br />
in this issue of the paper, and a very<br />
attractive one it is. Admission will<br />
be free, with a silver collection. The<br />
J. W. P.<br />
Covenanters," Catechisms, "Reformed<br />
Montclair Congregation is going to<br />
***\ yery unfortunate ommission Presbyterian Manual," "Handbook for<br />
m.ake a social affair ot it by entertaining<br />
the members of tbe Club.<br />
occurred in tbe issue tor December 3. Young Christians," Minutes of Synod.<br />
***The verses in last week's issue,<br />
An article by Rev. J. M. Coleman, Address:<br />
in memory of the late Mrs. ,iElla '***A letter from, Rev. R. E. Willson,<br />
Mersine, to Dr. S. A. S. Metheny,<br />
begun on (page 2, was marked "Continued<br />
on page 12," but the conclu<br />
Pittsburgh, Pa.<br />
JAMES 8. TIBBY, 408 Penn Building,<br />
Ge<strong>org</strong>e Carithers, were written' by<br />
Rev. Owen F. Thompson in response contains the following items ot general<br />
interest: "Miss Prench has been<br />
sion was omitted altogether. Will<br />
to a request from us tbat, as one who<br />
readers please note tbat in the article Barlow's Indigo Blue will not<br />
had labored in the Indian Mission, he poorly for some weeks, and it was<br />
on page 2, entitled "A Double Play,"<br />
contribute something to the Memorial necessary to call Dr. Haas from<br />
speaking ot Grand View, a Danish<br />
College, Mr. Coleman's conclusion<br />
Number.<br />
Adana to see her. She is better now,<br />
and back in ber place in tbe scbool.<br />
We had our communion here in Mersine<br />
last Sabbatb. There were five<br />
new members, and one name replaced<br />
Knight arranged with the Chicago Y.<br />
M. C. A. that I should give four of the<br />
Monday noon lectures in tbeir regular<br />
Winter course in tbe Association<br />
Auditorium. In connection witb this,<br />
he arranged also, that I sbould give<br />
the course in Northwestern University,<br />
and in Lake Forest College as<br />
Knight seems to know bow to get the<br />
open door.<br />
well as speaking before the (Ministers'<br />
Associations of the Presbyterian<br />
and Methodist Churches. One<br />
week-of tbe time in Chicago is to be BOOKS—Largest stock of Second Hand<br />
given to special services in our Chicago<br />
church, at which time I shall volumes on hand. Catalogues (ree. Libraries<br />
Theological Books in America. Over 60,000<br />
meet with a class in Ryder House ot and collections of Books bought or exchan.ged<br />
the university of Chicago. Mr. Mc<br />
'*'^'*Since our Thanksgiving Number,<br />
we have received one of the<br />
missing copies of tbe Christian Nation,<br />
needed to complete our offlce<br />
files. There are now but thirteen<br />
copies lacking. Who will help us<br />
complete the file. Here are tbo missing<br />
dates:<br />
188C—December 29.<br />
1887—August 24.<br />
" —August 3].<br />
1888—March 21.<br />
" —July 11.<br />
" —December 12.<br />
" —December 26.<br />
1889—April 24.<br />
" —May 1.<br />
" —^May 22.<br />
" —July 3.<br />
" —December 11.<br />
1910~October 26.<br />
Your help will greatly oblige me.—<br />
should have read thus: "Then I came<br />
over here to watch the training of tbe<br />
whole body of boys and girls weak<br />
and strong, into sturdy men and women,<br />
and I did some thinking about the<br />
contrast of tbe Danish and American<br />
methods. The contrast between wbat<br />
I bave seen here and elsewhere in<br />
gymnasium work is painful. I am an<br />
also a statement of tbe tbeme, including<br />
the special topics assigned by<br />
Synod. In some instances tbe limitations<br />
cf space required considerable<br />
condensation in the statement ot<br />
tbe young people's topics. Your<br />
earnest co-operation is asked in making<br />
this plan effective throughout the<br />
churcb. Our young people specially<br />
need such a movement. Order early<br />
from Mr. Tibby.<br />
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132 E. 23d Street, New York.<br />
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