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August 6, 1913.<br />
A FAMILY PAPER.<br />
9<br />
other, tho Rev. Dr. C. D. Trumhull '***Dr S. A. S. Metheny and fampreached<br />
IN MEMORIAM.<br />
in the morning in Morning ily are stopping for the summer at Mrs. Mary (Trimble) Edgar, widow<br />
S T A R ( N O T E S .<br />
Sun, Iowa, and in the afternoon in Peermont, N. J.<br />
of Joseph Edgar, died June 19, 1913.<br />
\ ***Bev. Elmer Russell's present ad-<br />
Sharon, Iowa, during the month's<br />
Mrs. Edgar was born in County Down<br />
' dr3SS is now BiUings, Oklahoma. vacation of the Rev. E. L. McKnight, ***Rev. and Mis. Robert Park and Ireland, July 9, 1824; came to America,<br />
July 9, 1842, was married Septem<br />
and then Mr. McKnight is preaching children will reside in Rev. A. A.<br />
Ijj^^^ ***Dr. and Mrs. K. M. Summerville<br />
in the morning in Sharon and in the Samson's home, 'New York, during ber 15, 1847. She united, April 21,<br />
•Stf'iiBtarted for Nova fecotia, Wednesday, lafternoon in Morning Sun during the August, and Mr. Park will supply 1845, with York Covenanter congregation,<br />
of which she was a member<br />
Eiam';, July ^''*-<br />
month that Dr. Trumbull is resting. l»is pulpit in the Second Church.<br />
at her death. Of a family of seven<br />
*'»!t(,h «**Rev. M. A. Gault is spending the ***The tract—"The Church of '***t° August there will be only<br />
children, two daughters remain to<br />
^\i summer at Bay View, Mich., and is Rome, Idolatrous," etc., a sermon by one service<br />
•s'.owly recovering his health.<br />
each Sabbath in the mourn the loss. Mrs. Edgar was a<br />
""''^4 •**The Old Bethel pastor gave a published by the young people of his charge of both churches August 3, of the 'Heavenly Father. Her death<br />
*^' U: report of the Portland Conference to congregation, is exhausted, all but a 10 and 17, and Dr. McFeeters, who, was a departure VERNON, to WIS. the heavenly<br />
J'tllitli his congregation the Sahbath after few copies. Twenty-six thousand "^^ith his family, is now at Parnassus, home.—J. B. G.<br />
Mr. William iMcNeilsen, a member<br />
$i ij;, h;s return.<br />
have been issued. Recently some Pa., will do so on August 24 and 31.<br />
firm in Ireland ordered 100 copies. Thus the work will go on and both of our congregation, who has been<br />
irtitj| »**prof. H. Lester Smith, Superin- Anyone wishing to publish the tract Pastors will have a rest.<br />
gradually failing in health this past<br />
3(l?'o; J tendent of Public Schools, Bloomingis<br />
at liberty to do so; and the more „,*Her many friends will be year, is growing v. eaker.<br />
Mjjt,. ton, Indiana, is at Columbia Univerlelt.,^'^^<br />
sity for * ^^"^ '^^^^®-<br />
aggressiveness is increasing.<br />
^j^^^^^ ^j^„ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ;„_ j^ ^^^^ a party in their home the other<br />
the bette., as the danger from Rome's ^^^^^^^ ^o learn that Mrs. Ella Car-<br />
Rev. H. G. Patterson and wife gave<br />
even<br />
***Any one of our readers desiring<br />
VCIfij either a Hammond, Victor, Oliver or<br />
f.<br />
any other typewriter, can save<br />
money by purchasing through this<br />
the Rev. F. M. Foster, Ph. D., pastor First and Second Churches of Philaof<br />
Third, New York, and which was delphia. Rev. M. M. Pearce will take<br />
***We are in receilpt of a tentative hotter. She has been staying since<br />
progiram of the Covenanter Young Synod at the home of her daughter.<br />
People's Convention of Illinois Pres- Mrs. Cargill Ward, in Bast End,<br />
bytery to be held in our church at Pittsburg. Her husband, the Rev. W.<br />
devout Christian, with a deep and<br />
delightful experience of the nearness<br />
Coulterville, IU., Wednesday, August W. Carithers, who has been with her the church passed away Friday, of<br />
13. The address of welcome by Miss in her illness, has gone to visit his last week, being over three score and<br />
"jartT" ***The Rev. James McCune, who was<br />
Catherine Morton will be followed by mother, Mrs. Carithers of iSharon ten.<br />
•-• :, chosen by the Central Board at Sythe<br />
address of the President, Prof, congregation, who is said to be in Our picnic following the Young Peopie's<br />
Convention of July 4 at E. I.<br />
•) nod to take up the work m Winni-<br />
H. Lester Smith, of Bloomington, failing health.<br />
*. ^^ peg, has finally decided to remain<br />
Dewey's flne home was an ideal'one.<br />
-^'^~: with the work in McKeesport and Indiana. Miss May Elsey, recently ***Advertising receiipts drop off alreturned<br />
from Latakia, will speak. ^^^^ ^g ^^^ ^^^^_ j^ the summer, and<br />
The farmers are busy haying and<br />
amsi. ConnellsviUe.<br />
the yield in this county is generally<br />
Rev. Ge<strong>org</strong>e A. Edgar will speak on ^he burden of providing for daily obiTtpJfs<br />
T'i<br />
immense. The good housewife is also<br />
'***The following Covenanters from "Our Young People." An open par- ligations is a perpetual and wearliament<br />
will be led hy the Rev. H. ing grind. For the balance of the<br />
at duty canning the plentiful crop<br />
a distance are attending the summer<br />
'session at Columbia University, this G. Foster, subject, "The Reflex Influence<br />
of a Life of Service," and<br />
of fruit that the Giver of all has sent<br />
present summer, in our case, the<br />
city: Miss Miller, Olathe, Kansas;<br />
us.<br />
writbi' can be saved the lonely carirying<br />
of this load if subscriherc who<br />
Miss Mary Moffitt, Wilkinsburg; W. Rev. D. C. Matthews will lead in an<br />
The Young People's Convention held<br />
C. Coleman, Pittsburgh, and Prof. open parliament on "Our Distinctive<br />
here a few weeks ago was a pleasant<br />
are in arrears will respond to the<br />
tea: H. L. Smith, Bloomington, Indiana. Principles—How to Uphold Them." ^.^^^ ^^jj^^ ^hem. The total sum of one and the attractive program was<br />
Delegates from Oakdale, Coulter- ^^^^ remittance will carry us over the<br />
well carried out. Although the heat<br />
***Mrs. John A. Lyon, aged 67, a<br />
•a^/h§<br />
ville, St. Louis, iSelma, Sparta, Bloom- drying summer months. Some who was depressing, each one did his and<br />
lite-long member of Old Bethel congregation,<br />
fell asleep in Jesus July<br />
ington. Old Bethel and Princeton will g^w this notice last week, have heen her part well. We loved to see<br />
,1'<br />
take part.<br />
go thoughtful as to anticipate the<br />
so many delegates with us from different<br />
states and was only sorry to<br />
Wth. Meekness, gentleness, faithfulness,<br />
Hi 'i generosity, charity, love,<br />
'. 9<br />
***The following is taken from the coming due of their subsci-iiptlons by<br />
bid them good bye when the time<br />
Pittsburgh Dispatch of Thursday, ^ remittance that has proved very<br />
characterized her life. She' will be<br />
came to part.<br />
greatly missed, but those who love<br />
July 10. Mr. William Wills, the hus- welcome. Subscribers are almost<br />
band of Mrs. Wills, waa( an elder ^mv sole dependence at this season.<br />
her most sorrow not without hope<br />
and comfort.<br />
in the Wilkinsburg church, and for The writer is counting on you. Please The Refonned Presbyterian Church<br />
some years was treasurer of the P^^ ^° ^^•<br />
having no publishing house of its own, its<br />
!•' ***J. R. Dill on July 6 spoke in the<br />
Seminary Fund _ WHITE LAKE. N. Y.<br />
members are advised to send their orders for<br />
First Presbyterian Church cf Chester,<br />
Pa. Dr. Mowry, the pastor, is<br />
.Mrs. Anne Maria Wills, aged 90, ^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^ ^^y summer, but Catechisms, Lesson Helps, Church and Sabbath<br />
School Supplies of every description to<br />
one of the oldest women in Wilkms- ^^^^^^ j^j^ 28, we had a flne rain.<br />
an earnest friend of National Reform,<br />
burg, widow of a former business y^^ ^^.^^ ^^^^ holding services in Wilierspoon tu presbpterian PUbHCatlOll Boara or wy of it.<br />
and this is the fourteefnth yeair in which<br />
man of this city, died yesterday at ^.^Q basement of our church in July, Bldg., Philadelphia<br />
Depositories<br />
he has opened his ipulpit to Mr. Dill. her home.! 519 South avenue, Wil- .^^^jjjjg ^he church was being renovakinsburg,<br />
in the house in which she tgj_ j^ ^^^ ^ g^^^ ^^^^ ^j^^g during Y'OU CAN YVBIOH EXACTI.Y wliat yon<br />
On Sabbath, July 13, Mr. Dill spoke<br />
in the Paschal avenue U. P. church, had lived for more than 50 years. ^^^ jj^^. ^^ys.<br />
* slioulil weiffii. \%'ri(e ior my tree<br />
Philadelphia, to a good audience, on She was born in Lancaster, a daugh- -white Lake is, get)tlin|g to be a t>or>Ulet. J!$U8aiin4 Coci'ol't. liept- 73, 624<br />
"The Larger Mission of the Church." ter of the late Daniel Harmon and was gj-g^t summer resort, but the ma-SElclilg^an. fii>nleA'ar(l,CliLcago.lll.<br />
in a private school at Lan- jority of the people are Israelities. I ^ terers rom JOeafiies**. AsK about our<br />
Etle» ***As an illustra,tio.n of what neigh-educateboring<br />
pastors can do for one an-caster. She came to Pittsburgh more (-i^j^jj. jt ,5,rould be fine if some good Ten DayM Vvee Trial Oft'er. JUEAICI^ XLAIC<br />
than 70 years ago on a boat|in the old Covenanters would come and settle PHONIG CO., Senile A105 W 34:tk S^trcOL<br />
Pennsylvania canal and had made here. It is a very beautiful and New Yorl'<br />
her home in this vicinity since. She healthy place.<br />
was married 58 years ago to Wiliam j^^s. Margaret A. Tacey died June<br />
Wills who was for years a partner 20th, after a lingering illness, in the GHffiaMii<br />
H o o d ' s<br />
with ' Christian Yeager in the dry- 76th year of her age. She was the<br />
" " ^ = o m, «,. •^i^c of .Mr. John Tacey, and daughgoods<br />
and toy business. The hrm ^^j. ^^ -^^^^^ ^^^^ Harriet Fraser, all<br />
'KifHiiM<br />
S a r s a p a r i l l a was a pioneer of its kind in this city, members of White Lake congrega-<br />
Mr Wills died thirty years ago. tion.<br />
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup<br />
Cures all humors, catarrh and Mrs Wills had been a member of the Dearest sister, how we miss thee,<br />
rheumatism, relieves that tired<br />
IBut our loss is thy great gain;<br />
feeling, restores the appetite, Calvary Lutheran Church for years, g^^f^jy ^^ ^^e arms of Jesus,<br />
cu^es paleness, nervousness, One daughter, Mrs. J. A. Newell of no more siclcness, no more pa'n.<br />
builds up the whole system. Wilkinsburg- two sons, W. H. Wills O, what joy would be in meeting<br />
GetIt today in usual liquid form or and S R Wills; one sister, Mrs. R. All the loved ones gone before,<br />
Chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.<br />
dua k3. XV. VV i =, . _ ^j^ij to hear the joyful greeting<br />
A. Baer of Lancaster, and eight fjome, sweet home, forevermore.<br />
grandchildren, survive. —J. F. |<br />
ing in honor of Mrs. Patterson's sister.<br />
Miss Alma, of Pittsburg, who has<br />
been their guest.<br />
Two of our old settlers living near<br />
has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MIL<br />
LIONS of MOTHERS FOR THEIR CHIL<br />
DREN WHILB TEETHING with perfect SUC<br />
CESS. It SOOTHES THE CHILD, SOFTENS<br />
THE GUMS, ALLAYS ALL PAIN, CURES<br />
WIND COLIC, and i'l the BEST REMEDY<br />
FOR DIARRHCEA. Sold by druggists iu every<br />
oart of the world.<br />
Twenty-five Cents a Bottl«