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November 11, 1914.
A FAMILY PAPER.
Note;
a paper on "The War and Prophecy,"
which was well received, and one minister
is reported as saying: "If that is
OUR MISSIONARIES IN THE LE-
VANT SAFE ON NOV. 6.
New York, Nov. 6, 1914.
Covenanterism then I am a Covenanter.roll,
dated this morning, saying "Cy­
Have cable from Rev. W. McCar­
***Rev. Dr. A. J. McFarland conducted
communion at Jonathan's
prus. Safe." I tried to get cables
Creek, Ohio.
***Missionary R. E. Willson, on the through to Mersine and Latakia, but
third Sabbath of October, occupied failed.
»**Dr. R. J. G. McKnight, of Wilthe
pulpit of the New Castle congregation,
both morning and evening. aries are safe—inference I mean,
The inference is that all mission­
Unsburg, Pa., and Rev, Robert Park,
Parnassus, Pa., exchanged pulpits on In the afternoon he addressed an audience
from Mr. McCarroll's message.
Sabbath November 1.
of Syrians and Armenians in
R. M. SOMMERVILLE.
the same church. There were over
***The Seoond Church, Philadelphia, sixty present to hear him. Mr. Christ- Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 5, 1914.
has ordered 200 copies of Rev. J. M. ley, a member of the New Castle Conteoleman's
Mr. William G. Carson,
booklet, referred to in our gregation, was also present and spoke.
editorial columns Oct. 28.
The latter is the teacher of a Syrian
class having been formed recently in
the Sabbath school.
Philadelphia, Penna.
Dear Mr. Carson:—With further
reference to the Missionaries of the
***The delivery of the first series
Reformed Presbyterian Church of
of discourses by the students of theology
will hegin on Thursday, Novem­
***Rev. S. J. Johnston, of New Cas­
have, according to your instructions,
North America now in the Levant, we
tle, addressed a full house on a recent cabled to our Chief Office in London
ber 12, in the Allegheny Church.
Sabbath afternoon in the Hermon as follows:
»**iCommunion was held in the Slip- Presbyterian Church, six .miles in the "Instruct Beyrout Office by telegram,
provide passages if conditions
pery Rock Congregation, Pa., on the country, on the subject, "Some of the
first Sabbath of November, the Rev. Modern Enemies of our Republic." necessitate to Missionaries and families
of Reformed Presbyterian Church
R. B Willson holding fhe services. He was accompanied by W. M. Leslie,
an elder who also made a stirring ad- of North America. Debit this office
»**0n account of loss of sight. Rev, ^^^^^ ^^ ^.^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^ ChrisUan passages and expenses. Cable reply
P. P, Boyd resigned the congregations ^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^ the only consistent ^^at Beyrout does."
of North union and iBrookland, at the ^.^^^^^^^^ j^; ^ christian under our I trust that this will meet with
meeting ot Presbytery, Oct. 27th, 1914. ^^^^^^^ Government. Both addresses your wishes, and feel sure that in
the course of a few days we shall receive
satisfactory work from our
***Rev. R. W. Piper was at his own were well received and further meetrequest
released from the pastoral ings promised. There are many such
Beyrout agent through our London of­
The Refonned Presbyterian Chnrch
bavine no publuhing house of ^its own, its
member* are advised to send tbeir orders for
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fairly, briefly—hereitis at
***The Committee on the printing the name of the School to the congregation,
a large framed .picture of the Mr. J. W. Pritchard, Editor Chris­
and we will
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tenUon to the matters presented in four leading workers In the mission tian Nation. Dear Sir:—Will you IScdoes notrepay us, butwearegladto
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investin New
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If not
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your paper, that I received a letter satisfied. Address Pathflnder,
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Conimittee at once.
workers in the Syrian field, and now
Presbyterian Manual," "Handbook for
from Mr. Dwight Conners this morngone
to their rest, and Dr. A. I. Robb,
Young Christians," Minutes of Syna
ing, saying that he and Mr. E. Smith
Address:
^••^We are in receipt of an invita- the present head of the work in China. ^^^-^^^ Cyprus Sept. 27, having left
JAMES S. TIBBY, 406 Penn BulldlniJ
tlontothegolden wedding of Mr. and it was deemed fitting to have the son ^^^ Carithers at Mersina This is
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. Samuel M. Orr, on Nov. 10, at of Dr. Dodds to speak on the work of good news, long waited for. If some
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
his father and associates, especially one had been thoughtful enough
Maurice J. Crockett, 1126 East 24th
as he had spent sixteen years of his to have cabled their safe arrival instead
of waiting for a letter to reach
street, Los Angeles, California. life in Syria. There was a good audience
present and the address was il­
us It would have relieved the Board
***At the Boston preachers' meet-
IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
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