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November 4, 1914.
A FAMILY PAPER.
WALTER T. MILLER.
AniOng tne V^nUrCnCS* have enjoyed on this occasion at the
LITERATURE FOR THE EVERY
An Appreciation of His Life and Services.
The task of bringing business effi­
REPORT OF MEETING OP NEW bands of the pastor and the members,
MEMBER CANVASS.
YORK PRESBYTERY especially the ladies of this congregation."
Walter T. Miller was a great man ciency into Christian service is one
New York Presbytery met in regu- r^ • • . • • .. • ^, r^ „
which is demanding increasing attention.
All denominations are awaken­
During mtermission, quite an inter- m the Reformed Presbyterian Church
lar session in Mr. Carlisle's church, est was manifested by those present and during a long term of years he
the First Newburgh, October 20. All in the portraits that adorn the walls ...^pj^, ^ prominent position in one
ing to the need of it. As a mean.
tlie ministerial members were present or the Sabbath School room, that of „ ^,
to greater efficiency the Every Member
Canvass has proven a decided
rinvirt T ivino-otnTio T e
following action- "Resolved, that and wished her many years of health, tention of accepting our call, and
Presbytery, by rising vote, express its wealth and happiness, together with will be^w^h us the second Sabbath in
iearty appreciation of the kindly and many happy returns of the day. "' November. ^"
read an able and instructive paper
on "Mind Your P's and Q's." A discussion
followed in which the following
took part: Miss Carson (late of
Denver), the Rev. R. J. Mcllmoyle,
Messrs. Robert Carson, J. F. Taylor,
R. Holmes (Sec), and the President.
The paper was pre-eminently practical
and was greatly appreciated by
those present. A most enjoyable meeting
was brought to a close by praise
and the benediction.