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ODtoher 14, 1914.
A FAMILY PAPER.
was found on entering her work at
IN ME.MORIAM.
the University that Miss McWiliams, MRS. REV. N. K. JOHNSTON.
:r^ N o t e s
The Reformed Presbyterian ChnrcIi
while studying for her A. B. degree, Mrs. Rosamond R. Johnston, relict haTing no publuhing house of ita oyrn, its
***Communion was observed at had also done more than enough work of the laie -N R. Johnston. D.D., passed
to her rest August 22nd, at uhe CatechismB, Lesson Helps. Church and Sab­
membera are ad-rised to aend their ordera for
Syracuse, N. Y.. Sabbath. Oct. 4th. in History for her M. A. She will.
Rev. John B. Gilmore of York, N. Y., however, do some research work in age of 82 years, at the home of her bath School Suppliea of every deacription to
assisting.
local history.
son-in-law, Rev. T. Holmes Walker,
Wiihcnpoon CDe presbpterian Publication
r'UVIIVUIIVII Board orsarofita of
Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Johnston has
*i*On Oct. 1st, Carlyle Shields Mc- ***Dr. David G. Wylie was married
Bld(., Philadelphia
Depositories
for many years been an active worker
Lam, and William Russell Faris. on the evening of October 1, to Mrs.
in Christ's Kingdom, both in tho;e
were ordained to the eldership in tho Thomas, a member of the Scotch
Barlow's Indigo Blue will not
numerous duties which fall to tbe lot
Barnet congregation.
Presbyterian Church, of which Dr.
of an active pastor's wife, and in a In use for Wty years U proof th«» i' Qnflt rtP
Wylie was formerly pastor. Dr. John
«**Mrs. Catharine A. Huntsman,
more public way in the activities of (a the best. AU grocers sell It. UpUl Ul
F. Carson performed the ceremony
wife of Dr. William R. Hamilton, of
tbe kingdom at large. In early life t ree Sammies Mailed «, •
at the Savoy Hotel, tbis city. Dr.
Pittsburgh, Pa., died after a four
she was a teacher in the public ADAH PFRonn & CO otreaK
Wylie is now Secretary of the
days' illness of pneumonia, on Sabbath.
October 4, 1914.
ward was associated with her hus­
33 North Seoond St., Phlladelphli WIUIUCS
schools of New York City, and after­
WhoUtalm DruggLU PlnthoC
Church Erection Fund of the Presbyterian
Churcb, administering a fund
band in academic work in Oil City,
***Pittsburgh Presbytery will meet of about $2,500,000. The first Mrs.
W H a t ISc Will D o
Pa. In later years her work lay upon
in regular session in the Youngstown, Wylie was Miss McWilliams, the
the Pacific Coast, where for nearly
Thelittle matter of 15c in stamps •will bring- you the Pathflnderfor
13 weeks on trial. ThePathflnderisanillustrated
Ohio, church on Tuesday, Oct. 27. daughter of an Elder in our Third
a quarter of a century she was actively
engaged with her husband, mis-
1914, at 10 a. m.. Eastern time.—W. Churcb. this city, and Mr. Wylie is
weekly, published at the Nation's Capital, for the Nation; now
T. K. Thompson, Clerk.
a son of our Northwood congregation,
and a graduate of Geneva Colsionating
among the Chinese at Oakland,
Cal. She had been connected
inlts 21st year of i ncreasing: success. The paper fillsthe bill
*«*Communion at York N. Y., will
withoutemptying the pursejit costsbutSlayear. Ifyou want
lege, being at one time editor of the
be held November first Sabbath. Services
every evening of the preceding
State for many years, a part oi
with the W. C. T. U. work of the
to keep posted on whatis g-oing on in the world, attheleastexpense
of time or money, thisis your means. Ifyou wanta pa-
Cabinet.
week, except Saturday. The pastor A JOINT COMMUNION AND A RE­ which time she was State Supt. of
perin your home whichis sincere, reliable, entertaining, wholesome,
the Pathfinder is yours. Ifyou would appreciate a pa­
will be assisted by Rev. A. A. Wylie,
UNION.
Literature, and later President of the
Your
of Syracuse. N. Y.
Our communion on th^ lourth Sabbath
of August was a joint cummunion leadership and her consecration to
State Union. Her rare ability for
per which puts everything Foot clearly, fairly, Comfort
briefly—hereitis at
last. Send only •IS l5c GUARANTEED to show that you migh IN tlike THE such IrygQ a paper.
***We are in receipt of an advance
of the Greeley and Evans congregations.
It was firstplanned as a Pres­
front ranks of women and Christian *" IScdoesnotrepay - Soft vici us. butwearegladto kid, investin New Friends.
the Master won her a place in the
and we will send the Pathflnderon probation 13 weeks. The
copy of an address on "Public Social
Covenanting with Christ, the True
byterial communion. When the time work. Her loyalty to her Covenant
Or send $1 for full year; nnllncd, money turn back Style any flexiblesole, time If not
Grandeur of Nations," to be delivered
in the National Reform Convenenanter
Church and cause. She was
raltber J;eel». Laced to conform
vows always held her true to the Cov­
satisfied. Addre.ss Pathfinder, dressy model. Bx T, Mfi'l Washington. arehsnpiMirl, D.C.
tion in Park Street Church, Boston,
"diligent in business, fervent in spirit
to shape of any (oot.
October 20, 1914.
serving the Lord."—P. J. McD. ^ZWEAK
came, it became evident that none of
the pastors could remain over Sabbath,
except those of Greeley and
Evans. The Greeley congregation had
already decided to observe their fall
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