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September 10,1913.<br />
A FAMILY PAPER.<br />
STAR NOTES.<br />
«*»Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Stewart announce<br />
the SOth anniversary of their<br />
wedding and the 2Bth anniversary of<br />
jjieir landing in Syria, September the<br />
3(1, 1913, at Latakia, Syria.<br />
••IMrs. L. M. Samson, the mother of<br />
Eev. A. A. Samson, pastor of Second<br />
New •york, died on Sept. 2, at the<br />
licme in Hemet, California. Death<br />
came as tbe end of a gradual decline.<br />
vicinity recently. 1<br />
I ««*The 'Rev. W. J. Coleman is arranging<br />
for a Christian Citizenship Treasurer's report for June.—Do<br />
gave a reception at their home Wed<br />
CENTRAL BOARD OP MISSIONS. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Copeland '<br />
Convention to be held in the Allegheny<br />
Carnegie Hall on Tuesday, Sepmestic<br />
Mission; Receipts, $75.85; Exnesdapenditures, 1,078.29; Balance over<br />
of their son Bernard and bride. The<br />
evening, August 20th, in honorQEo,<br />
tember 23rd. The speakers are to be drawn, 3,354.05; Indian Mission; Reeveninceipts, 250.00; Expenditures, 380.28; various games. We are glad to wel<br />
was spent very pleasantly in<br />
the pastors of the churches in the<br />
neighborhood.<br />
Balance, 1,424.69. Southern Mission: come Mrs. Copeland among us and<br />
Receipts 26.45; Expenditures, 209.64; wish for them a long and happy life.<br />
J *»*Miss Stella Slater died on Sab-Balanceteth, August 31, 1913, at the home of Report for July—Domestic Mission; little daughter, of Superior, visited<br />
283.55.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Copeland and<br />
her mother, at College Hill, Beaver Receipts, 9.50; Expenditures, 778.70; with friends and relations recently<br />
falls, Pa. Services were held Monday<br />
evening, Sept. 1, in the Geneva dian Mission: Receipts, 41.50; Ex<br />
brother.<br />
Balance overdrawn, $4,123.25. In<br />
and attended the reception for their<br />
I Ghurch, and the burial was at Canons- penditures, 0; Balance, 1,466.19. Southern<br />
Mission: Receipts, 66.25; Expenditend<br />
the convention this week.<br />
Miss Mamie Jamison expects to at<br />
• hurg, on Tuesday.<br />
tures, 10.83; Balance 338.97.<br />
Mrs. Jamison is visiting with<br />
I •••Miss Ethel Harding, Montclair,<br />
friends at Lake Reno, Minn.<br />
' N, J., recently graduated from a busl-<br />
I ness college and from among a num-<br />
I bei of applicants has been given the<br />
Iposition Gf stenographer in the office<br />
of the President of the New Jersey<br />
Anti-Saloon League.<br />
•••Rev. Dr. F. M, Foster and family<br />
worshipped with the Coldenham Con-<br />
J gregation August 24 and August 31, ex-<br />
UTICA, OHIO.<br />
The Utica congregation have made<br />
arrangements through Ohio Presbytery<br />
to have Rev. Robb supply the<br />
pulpit for six months.<br />
About fiftyof our congregation met<br />
with like delegations from New Concord<br />
and White Cottage at Moxahala<br />
Park, near Zanesville, Ohio, on August<br />
7th. A most enjoyable time was<br />
had by all present.<br />
Paul Adams expects to attend Geneva<br />
College again this year.<br />
DELBURNE, ALBERTA.<br />
We are having beautiful summer<br />
weather at this late, August 26. This<br />
has been a good crop year. Haying is<br />
well along and harvest is on now.<br />
Grain and hay are both good. Gardens<br />
are fine and the duck-shooting<br />
season is open, so we are living on<br />
the fat of the land. The Government<br />
now have from this same advertiser Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup<br />
;j cept that his son was absent the f orm-is putting a telephone central in Del<br />
with rural lines in all direc<br />
the offer of a felt hat at an even haabeennsedforoverriFTYYEARShyMlL.<br />
, er of these Sabbaths. Dr. Foster kindburnly consented to preach the latter Sab- tions. Trains are now running on<br />
ereater bargain namplv ^^o DnP LIONS of JMOTHERS FOR THEIR CHILgreaier<br />
oargain, namely bac. une dREN WHILE TEETHING with perfect SUCpays<br />
about that price for a cloth cap: CESS. It SOOTHES THE CHILD, SOFTENS<br />
; bath. He is always welcome in the the new Grand Trunk Pacific line<br />
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