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T h e W e s t m i n s t e r S e r i e s o f L e s s o n H e l p s
and Illustrated Papers for 1915
I N T E R N A T I O N A L
C O U R S E
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WESTMINSTER UNIFORM LESSONS
THE WESTMINSTER ADULT BIBLE
CLASS
A Monthly Magazine
School Subscriptions (two or more) to one
address, 50 cents a year, or 12 1-2 cents a
(jiiarter. Single subscriptions, 60 -cents a year.
THE WESTMINSTER TEACHER
For Sabbath School Teachers and
Superintendents
Issued Monthly
School subscriptions CO cents a year
Single subscriptions
IJ cents a yea/
Senior Quarterly 20
Intermediate Quarterly 20
Junior Quarterly 20
Primary Quarterly 20
Home Department Quarterly 20
i.,esson Leaf 06
Lesson Card 10
Bible Roll $3.00
WESTMINSTER
DEPARTMENTAL GRADED LESSONS
Eapecially adapted for use in the smaller
Sabbath schools
Lesson Year Begins January 1st.
Beginner's Department
Lessons Prepared by Miss Laura Ella Cragin
For the Teacher—
Teacher's Quarterly 48 cents per year.
Picture Roll, $4.00 per year.
Teacher's Guide. A booklet furnished free.
For the Pupil—
Bible Stories, 20 cents per year.
Primary Department
Lessons prepared by Miss M. Florence Brown.
For the Teacher—
Junior Department,
Teacher's Quarterly, 48 cents per year.
Picture Roll, $3.00 per year.
Teacher's (juide. A booklet lurnished free.
For the Pupil
Bible Lessons, 20 cents per year.
Handwork Envelope (the use of which is
optional), 32 cents a year.
Junior Department
Senior Department,
Lessons Prepared by Miss Martha MacDonald.
For the Teacher-
Teacher's Quarterly, 48 cents per year.
Teacher's Guide. A booklet furnished free.
For the Pupil —
"Work and Study Lessons, 24 cents per year.
O U R N E W W E E K L Y P A P E R S
Those who have been' familiar with the Sabbath-school papers
issued by the Board will miss the names of "The Comrade" .and
"The Morning Star," the papers for Junior boys and girls. There has
been a feeling on the part of many pastors, superintendents and
teachers that separate papers should be provided for boys and girls
of this age, so it has been decided to discontinue the Junior papers,
"The Comrade, " and "The Morning Star," and to substitute for them
two entirely new papers—"Kings' Treasuries" for boys, and "Queens'
Gardens" for girls. Beginning January 1, 1915, adequate provision
will be made for all members of the Sabbath school by these four
weekly papers:
THE SUNBEAMS For Children Under Nine "Years of Age
Enlarged and Improved for 1915
SPECIAL NEW FEATURES
Pour times during the year a full-page illustration in colors
will greet the readers. In many issues there will be full-page illustrations
of child life, in black and white.
Single subscription, jo cents a year.
Schoot subscriptions {two or more) to one address, 25 cents a year, or 6%
cents a quarter.
KINGS' TREASURIES
A Paper for Boys of Junior Age
"He''s a l;itig, a right true king, who dares do aught save wrong."
'^JOHN Makm'ON.
This motto indicates what is our aim for the new paper. It
will be the effort of editors and writers alike to present what will
be helpful to the boys in building characters that are kingly.
Single subscription, ^o cents a year.
School subscriptions {two or more) to 07ie address, 30 cents a year, or tYz
cents a quarter.
FREE SAMPLE COPIES SENT UPON REQUEST
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Nashville, 415 Church Street
Q U E E N S '
WESTMINSTER GRADED LESSONS
(Closely Graded Series)
Lesson Year Begins October 1st.
Beginner's Department,
Teacher's Text Book, $1.00 a year.
Teacher's Picture Cards, $2.00 a year.
Scholar's Stories, 25 cents a year.
Primary Department,
Teacher's Text Books, $1.00 a year.
Scholar's Stories, 26 cents a year.
Teacher's Text Book, $1.00 a year.
Pupil's Work Book, 34 cents a year.
Intermediate Department,
Teacher's Manual, 60 cents a year.
Pupil's Text Book, 50 cents a year.
Teacher's Manual, 60 cents a year.
Pupil's Text Book, 50 cents a year.
G A R D E N S
A Paper for Girls of Junior .^ge
^'Flowers rise behind her steps.'''—John Ruskin.
Por this new paper we are planning just the articles and
stories we feel sure the girls will want to read, and that they should
read.
Those who wonder what the title means should read the series
of brief editorial articles on "Queens' Gardens," in which messages
are given concerning flowers that should be planted in the heart
garden of every girl queen. Bach flower will be chosen because
it represents a virtue the girl must possess if she is to be queenly.
Single subscription, 50 cents a year.
School subscriptions (two or more) to one address. So cents a year,oryyz
cents a quarter.
FORWARD FOR 1915
For Officers, Teachers and All the Other Members of the School
and Family
The 320,000 readers of "Forward" will take delight in reading
the articles and stories which have been planned for them.
The editorial page will be a treasure house of information and
inspiration. The notes on the Christian Endeavor Topic will be
written by one who knows young people and their problems; missionary
articles by men and women in the fleld;scientific articles by
experts; records of travel and exploration; in fact, the pages will
be crowded with
Single
worth-while
subscription,
material.
7§ cents a year.
School subscriptions for tii'o or more copies, addressed to one person, 60
cents a year each, or i§ cents a quarter.
.It the same rate by month or quarter. Subscription may begin at any time.
The Presbyterian Board of Publication
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