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