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THE CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. 69.
A CLOUDBURST.
BAST END. PITTSBURGH, PA. faith and the others on certificate True 'Tl ^TSv T% Xr
Tuesday evening, July 22nd, in the Rev. M. M. Pearce preached his ^^.^^ various congregations of our Values -O CCt D vli„'
farewell sermon to the East Bnd Con- „i.,„ij„„ „* „ffi«a*o , , . j
Allegheny .Church ;three wedded
gregation. Sabbath, July 13th. He took "^"^ ^^"'•^^- ^"^ ^'^""'"^ "' °^'''' kodak days are here nri
his text from Hebrews, the last chap- ^^^ conducted which resulted in the .^.^^^ ^ ^^^^^ ^.^^^ "^
t«r. 20 and 21. choice of L. M. Samson, D. L. Three- ^..^tion-whether you need li
His theme was "Spiritual Growth -^n John W. 'Wyiie and George Cal- „t-,. ^ c~ „ '•
in Grace." He spoke of the Apostle's ^g/^^od as elders, and John W. Keys, ° ^''^''f ^ 'f ^""^ ""^ ^«5'«
feeling for the people; his high ideal ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^, ^^^_ ^^^her ^^^ P'^^^ures that you may en.
couples received showers of presents,
being articles for the most part suited
to the needs of those who were setting
up house for themselves. Though
it was the summer time, when many
are out of the city, the friends were
out in force and everybody had a
good time. It is not often that three
brides are got together in one circle,
so the guests all felt it to be somewhat
of an occasion. After a game
of guess in flnishlng out omitted
words in the sentences of a short love
story in which each omitted word
was suggested by a numbered illustration,
ice cream and cake were served
and "all went merry as a marriage
bell" and the bells were not wanting,
neither were the belles.
ANNUAL PICNIC OF PITTSBURGH
CONGREGATION.
The annual picnic of the Pittsburgh
Congregations will be held on the
afternoon of August 9, 1913, at the
Farm House, Highland Park. They
iave invited the neighboring congregations
of Pine Creek, Mars, McKeesport,
and Parnassus to join with them
on this occasion in order that along
with a good time we may make some
new friends and renew the acquaintance
of old ones. The welfare of
those who assemble will be looked
after by the women of the Pittsburgh
Congregations in the matter of the
various edibles that make such an affair
a success, with the exception of
the pies, on which the good housewives
of the neighboring congregations
will show their culinary skill.
The young people can participate in
races and games under the direction
of Mr. Bruce Martin. And—listen—
of vital importance to the men and
boys—the ball game, under the direction
of Mr. Ed. Barr and Mr. Sproul
Trumbull, will begin at three o'clock
sharp. The women will cheer the winners
and sympathize with the losers.
As the picnics of the last two years
have been such sources of pleasure to
all, it is hardly necessary to add that
we anticipate a fine time.
If any one wishes more information
as to arrangements, the chairman of
the picnic committee, Mr. M. C. Black
of 5528 Walnut street, E. E. Pittsbuirg,
will be glad to supply it.
THE COMMITTEE,
M. C. Black, Chairman.
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^ lose ner. persons sat down to this firstsacra- gj^^j^ ^^py |2.00
Frank J. Chonev mak'8 oath that hn Is senlar "'"
mental feast held by the Covenanter in Clubs (Five"or more copies to
rartner Of thfi flrmof F. .T. Cheney & Oo.. doing ORGANIZATION OF THE CONGRE- Church in this valley. The day was one name) ••••' J'^"
business in thnOlty of T larto, Oonnty and Staie GATION OP HEMET CAL °^^ °^ rejoicing as well as of abund- ^^ foreign countries, 50 cents ad
aforesalti. and that said firmwill ray the sum
The commission of ihe Va^c ^'T'^^^' '}} ''^''- ^^^ '' ^''' '"''cl'Ze^tT^^^^^^^
of ONB HUNDRED DOLLAKS for each and every
r. . ^ . '^°* ^° ^^ forgotten. ^ „„?, j j ^^^^^ club; and
ras"of Catarrh that cannot, be cnred bv the use
coast Presbytery appomted to organ- The congregation already has a well S a T correSndints are entitled to
of Hall'sCatirrh Cure FRANK J. OHBNEY.
ize the Congregation of Hemet, Cal., organized and exceedingly interest- a free copy.
Sworn to hofnre me hdI subscribed In my
presence, tbis 6th day u( December. A.D 1886.
(SE.4L)
A. W. GLEASON.
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