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September 2, 1914. A FAMILY PAPER. 11
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Vice-Presidents
E. S. ALLEN
WESTERN BRANCH,
175 W. Jackson Boulevard, Chicago,
W]V[. B.
C L A R K ,
HENRY E. REES A. N. WILLIAMS
Assistant Secretaries,
GUY E. BEARDSLEY.
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President.
W. F. WHITTELSEY, Marine Secretary.
Ills.
PACIFIC BRANCH,
301 California Street, San Francisco, Cal.
MARINE DEPARTMENT
E.
RALPH
J. SLOAN, Secretary.
B. IVES.
THOS. K. (iALLAGHER, General Agent.
L. 0. KOHTZ, Assistant General Agent.
L. 0. KOHTZ, Marine General Agent.
W. H. BREEDING, General Agent.
E. S. LIVINGSTON, Assistant General Agent.
CII1C-V(tO, ILLS., 175 AV. Jackson Boulevard.
NEW YORK, 63-65 Beaver Street.
BOSTOX, 70 Kilby Street.
PHILADELPHIA," 226 Walnut Street.
SAX FRAXCISCO, 301 California Street.
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regular mid-week prayer meeting the
13th, giving his lecture on National
Reform. A son recently came into
the home of Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Another
agentmade$3027 in eight months. Anothermakesover$4000everyyear.
Our goods are easy to sell. With our line, you can supply the entire household,
men, wonien and children. Klean Knit Underwear and Fibre Silk Hosiery have a
'»g the attendance. Rev. Dodds has now visiting in Olathe. Miss Mitchell
reputation for superior wearing quality, superior fitand superior style everywhere.
Wn of great assistance to the mission also had as her guests for a couple of
Eighteen years of manufacturing yi«jWj',g-ooiis have madeus the largest concern in
children 8it.ce his coming among us. He fits days, Mrs. Maggie McCaughan and
the world selling knit goods directto the consumer. Agents wanted in every town.
every Wednesday afternoon.
'n teaching almost them any from place, the teaching Bible, besides when a daughters, of Eldorado. Kan. Mr.
It is a refined and pleasant business. 'Write today for our free catalog and full
preaching substitute is every needed, other meeting Sabbath with after the Remo Robb, who spent the summer in
details. We protect agents in territory and make prompt delivery.
Winchester, has returned. He, with World's Star Knitting Company
Sabbath School. Mr. S. G. Thompson.
his brother George and sister Alice, week prayer Department meetings 502 are always ex- accommodate Bay the City. people, MicUgan Miss Irene
the superintendent, has returned from
will spend the winter in Quinter, Kan. ceptionally well attended, the lecture Coulter afterwards leads the people in
"•s vacation, which he and his family
Miss Emma Wylie spent a couple of loom being no longer large enough to practising the New Psalter tunes.
SMnt in Ohio, and is on duty as be­
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Will Martin,
pon. the of J^mes Eskridge.
of last Denison, R. three Patterson Mrs. has weeks. heen Ambrose and The with his mid- fam­
Pattersonily
her
fore. Miss Elma Holmes spent her vacation
among the Ozarks in Arkansas,
Miss Elizabeth Woodburn is spending
a month at Lake Winona, Miss Eleanor,
who spent her vacation in the
Patterson, to whom they have given
the name Roger Sleeper; also a son East, has returned home. Our communion
has been set for September
to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill, who was
given the name of Frank. Miss Mahel
Holmes, Miss Elizabeth Woodburn will be the first communion he and
13. Rev. A. I. Robb will assist. This
and Mr. Theo. Reed attended the his family have had together since he
wedding of Arthur Dill and Isabella began his work in China. Miss Sue
Edgar at Sterling, Kan., July 28th. McClelland is here on an extended
Miss Oneta Boyle and Miss Mary visit with her brother, Elder F. L. Mc­
Lyons are the delegates chosen to attend
the Presbyterial Y. P C. U. Con­
"Aunt Sue" with us. Mr.
Clelland. We are always glad to have
Lamoine
vention, which meets at Stafford, Kansas,
the 18th and 19th of August. Miss operation at Stormont Hospital, a
McClelland, who underwent a surgical
Clara McClure. of Los Angeles, California,
recently spent a week among and we hope to see him out in a short
couple of weeks ago, is home again
her friends in Topeka. Miss Kerr, of time. Rev. Isaiah Faris is home after
Olathe. Kan., worshipped with us on an absence of several weeks. Mrs.
'he 16th. The workers at the Irving Coulter,, of Minneapolis, Kan., spent
Place Chapel are still busy. The attendance,
which during the hot weath­
family. Mr. Norman Mitchell, of
a week with Rev. D. H. Coulter and
er had fallen away to some extent, is Bellefontaine, Ohio, made a visit last
beginning to pick up. A red and blue week to his aunt, Miss M, S. Mitchell,
contest has been started for increas- and sister Helen. He and Helen are
D O Y O U K N O W
A Woman in Your Church
Who
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A woman who would be glad of an easy, profit- f
able occupation to support herself—to educate
her children—to buy or furnish a home—to pay
off a mortgage—to dress better
Call her attention to this advertisement. Thousands
of women are making money selling A'&a»
Knit Underwear and Fibre Silk Hosiery. This
is her opportunity. We want aa agent in
home town. She can give part or all her
time. No previous experience necessary.
No need to travel. Two women agents
in California began in their home town,
and each made over
$3,000 the First Year
One woman with a child to support sold $210in one week.