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October 7, 19H. A FAMILY PAPER 11
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HEBRON, KANSAS.
Our Fall Communion will be held
le second Sabbath of October, Rev.
G. M. Robb, of Quinter, will assist.
The young people have held two socials
recently, one at the Will Copeland
home and the other at M. A.
Black's. The Misses Ruth McMahan
and Vida McKelvey, our delegates to
the Young People's Convention at
Stafford, gave an interesting and encouraging
report and brought home
some of the good things to the rest of
the society. On the Sabbath before
the meeting of the Young People's
Convention, our pastor gave us an
excellent sermon from Joel 2:28, telling
us among many other things, that
all had some work to do in God's
vineyard, and he hoped and prayed
that the Spirit might be poured out
on the young people at Stafford.
Miss Agnes Bedford has returned
from a visit at Blanchard and Clarinda,
Iowa, and has commenced teaching
in the Idana school; also Miss
Anna Cabeen, after spending her vacation
with her home folks at Blanchard
and with friends in Colorado, has
broupfht comfort returned and taken up her work in
and happiness to ^.j^g i^ana school. This is their third
ferers from this pitilesfcursTof°rheu- year there. That alone speaks for
matism. I can send vou letters from near- their ability as teachers. At the W.
ly every civilized country ou the globe c. T. V. meeting in August, the old
telling of cures by ^y P'^^J}^ \°^^^jy officers were re-elected for the 'cornstage
o£ the disease, even after30 and 40 years
of cruel pain, and after the most expensive ing year. Mrs. John Milligan and Mrs.
fied with the benefit
received then
treatinentsand baths had failed. Get my book convention _—,,,_,,, to be held at Clay i .. Center. j j i
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DENISON, KANSAS.
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Drafts when they come, at Tabor, and Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. li'auntelroy Park,, at the rural home visited by a drought during July and
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were present, including many now, which make it good for fall
Mr. S. L. Sterrett. About fiftyper­
A,ugust, but we are having fine rains
than Address: anything Frederick else you Dyer. can get Dept. tor any .SJ'41, kina ot
of the dignitaries of the congregation plowing.
Rheumatism, Jackson, Mich, no matter where located or how ing old friends are viSltmg and relatives her mother, in this Mrs. community.
--y,). A „f number -r\cr,-r,ic^-r, of our i\/r..c 'people TaQ..r,o..,q have
and friends, a bountiful dinner was Rev. Elmer Russel had a two weeks'
severe. Send vour address on above coupon ttt
(use Covenanter
postal card i£ you Books prefer) for and votl'U Sale get enjoyed Wright visits of Dennison. with friends Mrs. from Bernard a served,, including a novelty in menus vacation in August, the greater part
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Books, old Books Copeland during and baby the summer. Jennie are Mr. visit- and called tun flsh,or the chicken of the of which he spent camping at Arrlngton.
Mrs. Alex. Milligan, of Santa Ana, sea. The evening was well occupied
of Testimony, Discipline, Confession
of Faith, "Poets and
socially. Elder Henry Downie is un­
Our young people have again set­
Canifornia, visited with their sons,
John and Sam, and other friends, Mrs,
tled down to school work. Evelyn
Poetry," "Homes and Haunts of th«
able on account of the infirmities of
Root returned to Emporia for another
Covenanters," Catechisms, "Reformed ^- ^- Hamlinton, of Miami, Oklaho- age to attend preaching services,, and
year. Edna and Winifred Turner to
Presbyterian Manual," "Handbook for ^' ^"^^ ^^^- ^- K- Price, of Kanorado,
Kan., made a short visit with
is much worse in loss of hearing. Mr.
Young Christians," Minutes of Syn&
Address:
their sister, Mrs. B. W. McMahan. Mr. Bert Dodds and wife have returned
JAMES S. TIBBY, 406 Penn BuMdln.j
and Mrs. Wilson, of New York, visited
for a short time with Mrs.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wilson's
aunt, Mrs. John
Sanderson.
SHARON, IOWA.
Mr. and Mrs. Steritt Mcllroy, of
Miss Isabel Allen, of Pittsburgh, Olathe, visited with Mrs. Mc-
Ilroy's sister, Mrs. Marion Stevenson,
and other friends. Mr. Al­
Pa., is visiting In the home of the
pastor of Sharon Congregation. Recently
Mr. J. H. Walkinshaw and made a short visit with his parents,
vin. Copeland, of Superior, Nebraska,
wife, of Blanchard, la., visited Mr. and iMrs. Copeland. The Misses
" N o A l u m "
must be the watchword when the housewife
buys baking powder.
Alum is well known to be a powerful
astringent, and should never be used in food.
Prof. Geo. F. Barker, M. D., of the University
of Pennsylvania, says: '^ I consider the use of
alum baking powder highly injurious to healths
Food economy now, more than ever,
demands the purchase and use of those food
articles of known high quality and absolute
purity and healthfulness.
Is a Pure, Cream of Tartar
B A K I N G P O W D E R
Contains N o
A l u m
Perfectly leavens, leaves no unhealthful residues,
makes the food more delicious and wholesome.
Chicago, is a regular attendant at our
services, and we hope will find a Paul Coleman will assist.
suitable business opening and remain The 'L. M. S. held its September
in our Queen City. Miss Margaret meeting at the home of Mrs. A. M.
Fleming will teach school on Hood's
Shaw. There was a good attendance
friends in Sharon and Morning Sun Edith and Beth and Messrs. Joe and
and an interesting meeting.
Canal, this coming term. Several
neighborhoods. This is Mr. Walkin- f^'^nn Caskey stopped for a short visshaw's
old home. Mr. and Mrs. Pat- it ^ith their sister, Mrs. M. A. Black, members of our congregation made Emma, of Topeka, have returned
Mrs. Amelia Wylie and daughter
terson, of Beaver Falls, Pa., who ^l»ile on their way to Kansas City. the trip to Mount Ranier during home after a visrt among relatives
have heen visiting friends in this vi- ^i^s Jennie Cabeen, of Blanchard, August. Among those who reached and friends around Denison.
cinity during most of the summer, SPent part of her vacation with her
left recently for Kansas City, where sister, Mrs. Will Copeland. These and
Mr. Patterson's brother lives. We any others are always welcome and
Mrs. Sadie Greenlee has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Wright, and
brothers, John and Will.
are planning for our annual Congre- we hope they may come again. Anita
gational Day, which will be approprl- Ida is the name of the little daughter
A Jlr. Anderson, of Clay Co., has
ately observed Saturday, October born to Mr. and Mrs. Lil McMahan,
10th.
August 20th.
from a vacation in Iowa and Nebraska.
Mr. Dodds 's principal of a
school in Everett, near Seattle. Mr.
Thompson, from our congregation in
the top, an altitude of 14,444 feet,
was Mr. Felix Schoder.
Miss Agnes Clark led prayer meeting
Thursday evening. The Sabbath
School Association met on Tuesday
evening, Sept. 1st, after a summer
vacation.
Valley Falls, Mamie Linton and Esther
Turner to Manhattan, Mattie and
Wallace Shaw to Holton. Others will
probably enter school later.
Mrs. G. C. Robb and Miss Dolly Patterson
are both on the sick list.
Our communion will be held on the
last Sabbath of September. Rev.
been looking at the country around
Denison with a view to changing his
location.