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December 17, 1913.
-V FA-AIILY PAPER. IX
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"The Sketches ol the Covenanters its principles, and was for many
is certainly a store-house ol ex­yearamples and incidents of true devotion Congregation, A life characterized by
identified with the Northwood
tlie frignds bade the pastor and his
to the Master," (Rev.) W, A, Aikin,
a love of God's service, Interested in
family good night.
all church work, a generous supporter
of Missions, abounding in kind
Eskridge, Kan.
We take this opportunity of making
"We are going to take up the ministrations to others. Her life was
acknowledgment of not only this lormal
welcome, but the very many
Sketches ol the Covenanters in my highly valued by all Christian friends
class ol Willing Workers, as a part
and acquaintances,
words and acts which had already
Mrs. Reed was a noble Christian
01 our lesson each Sabbath." (Mrs.)
testified to the generosity of the good
woman, a faithful, loving wife, a
J, Beaton, Latonia, Ky.
people among whom it has been our
kind, affectionate niother. Cheerful
good fortune to find our work, and of "1 hope the bool? may help to put in her intercourse, she exemplified the
testifying to the devotion with which
they are sustaining all the work of
the congregation, and the unsparing
efforts that they are putting forth to
make the work ol the congregation
worth while. Our prayer is that the now passing it along. Please send
best blessing^ ol God may rest upon me ten more copies; one of them
all our work, to the spiritual enrichment
of the lives ot all the members, Anna JI, Richards, Carlisle, Pa,
for a present to our pastor," (MIes)
and to the profit ol the community in "Inclosed find $27.00 for 27 books
Which our work is located. We also leceivel, and I want ten more. Some
ask that this youngest born child of of these have been sold outside the
the Covenanter Church may have a Covenanter Church." (Miss) Tillie
flace in the intercessions of the Schramm, New York.
church,
THE PASTOR AND FAMILY.
SKETCHES OF THE COVEN­
ANTERS,
What Others Say,
"i appreciate the Sketches of the
Covenanters very much. May God
•'e'p us to let the light shine," W. H.
•^aiJey, D.D., Philadelphia.
"I am delighted with the Sketches
of the Covenanters, and find pleasure
in presenting the book to others,"
(.Mrs.) Era \V, Spear, Kansas City,
"It is certainly a book worthy ol a
lace in every family," J, R. Thompon,
D.D., Newburgh, N. Y.
"If there be any way in which I can
loniote this rich-blooded book, I
ball be happy to do so." A. L. Phil-
1 ips, D,D,, Richmond, Va.
"The Sketches of the Covenanters
onstitute a valuable contribution to
he literature ol the Covenanter Adds Healthful Qualitiestoihelbofl
:hurch," (Rev,) D, C. Mathews,
louston, 111.
"I am glad of the publication ol the
IN MEIVIORIAM.
well stored with the doctrines ol the
MRS. MARY JANE REED.
Gospel. We may be assured that to
ook, I want one for each of my t-hilren.
Send me six," A, J. Russell, at the home ol her devoted daughter,
Departed this lile June IStb, 1911!,
her was granted an abundant entrance
into the everlasting kingdom.
'neonta, N Y.
Mrs, David C, Patterson, Mrs. Maty
May we, in this dispensation, hear
"As lar as I am acquainted with Jane Reed, in the S2nd year of her
the voice of God, saying to us, "Be
ye also ready for in such an hour
age. She was the wile of the late
be Covenanter Cliurch, I think the
as ye think not, the Son of Man
Elder William Reed of the Northketches
of the Covenanters meets a
cometh."—Mr. Geo, Allien, Mrs Elizaeal
need," (Rev,) W, S, McMillan,
"Not since niy boyhood days, when
eading Fox's Book ol Martyrs, have
1 read anything which so well decribes
the persecutions through
hich the early church passed," Robrt
B, Adams, tMansfield, 0.
some ol the true spirit of Covenanters
into many ol our people," (Rev.)
S, M. Ramsay, Los Angeles, Cal,
"I have read the Sketches ol tlie
Covenanters with interest, and am
"Shall be glad to have this valuable
bock in my library; will also
recommend it to my congregation."
(Rev,) B, L. McKnight, Morning Sun,
la.
"I aro anxious to see our young
people keep the spirit of the dear
irartyr ever before them; and I know
of no better way than to peruse the
Sketches of the Covenanters. The
book has been God's blessing to me."
,L R. Day, Rushylvania, O.
"ivood Congregation, and mother of the
Rev, J, G, Reed, pastor of the Regina
Congregation, Canada, 01 a family
onoe consisting of nine children, lour
now remain—two sons and two
daughters, to cherish in loving remembrance,
the Christian character
of a devoted mother. A life-long Covenanter,
Uniting with the church in
early lile, she was deeply attached to
truth that Christ within, maketh the
soul glad. Making the Scriptures her
guide, feeling in her own soul the
preciousness of God's Word, she
walked in its light, possessing a mind
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MRS. MARGARET McC. PATTISON.
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testimony of love and esteem, to the
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2{i, 1913, She was a charter member
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detained, was seldom absent
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distant from the church,
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highest regard for the holy ordinances.
We will greatly miss her cheerful
face, and kind word, but rejoice in
her upright life, and triumphant
death. She has entered into the hapliiness
of those of whom it is written,
"Blessed are they that die in
the Lord,"
We commend her loving sons and
daughter into the care of Him who
has said; "I will not leave you comfortless,
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