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December li;. 1914.
A tAMILY PAPEK.
N o t e s
»*>:Rev. W. C. Allen and family Mitchell -entertained 40 of the Christian
women and their friends. This
have removed from Los Angeles, Cal.,
bath School Supplies of every description t*
to Glenwood, Minn.
was the firststep toward organizing
**-iTh6 accessions this fall in China an inquirers class, which she expects
wid.ir.p.00 CDe presbpterian rublication Boardof or«., .f lu
have been as follows: Do Sing '-K
lo have under way in a few weeks.
Bldg., Philadelphia
Depoiitones
Tak Hing 5, Tung On 2, Lo Ting 5,
Mrs. Mitchell, although not fully recovered
from her recent illness, is come so far as relief work is concernly
be in funds now for some time to
THOUSANDSGOVEKNMENT JOBS i;i\ EN
Lo King 2; total, 23.
to Men and Women. Si:.'. 00 to f 150.00 month.
anxious to see the work go on and as ed
Write tor li-st. FranklinInstitulB, Deot. 085, RocliestEt, N. Y.
***Mrs. Agnes Guthrie, of Yorlc, N. many as possible of the Lo Ting women
brought under Christian influence. Hong Kong, where I went the flrst JMorvet)
"Am just home this morning from
Y., accompanied by her daughter.
O^u'r r p R E E
Miss Agnes, of Chicago, is visiting She is being helped in this work by ol this week, fully expecting to meet
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Guaranfcedl" SAMPLE
with her son at Estacada, Oregon. Miss Stewart.
A. I. and family, i was somewhat disappointed,
and now do not know when I Schools'
lOAurdujj
Dio„. I One Church eV
***Rev. D. C. Martin, D.D., and *--'*The Prayer Meeting Topics for
Ian Finance Association. SoMaidch Plat\5,| Lane. Raised New
rchB
York
to look for them. The next Pacific
Rev. B. M. Sharpe have preached at the first half of 1915 will be sent out
Write Lm$807 >7l
mail steamer is not due in Hong
the Aged People's Home recently on as usual by the undersigned. There
Kong until November 23rd. I shaU Barlow's Indigo Blue will not
Sabbath evenings, and Rev. T. H. are some congregations who -have not
hope for word from him soon.
Acheson on the evenmg of Thanksgiving.
give them a trial for the next six
yet adopted these folders. Why not
In uie for fif ty years is proof that it Qnftt f)P
"Was over to Lo Ting week before il the best. AU grocers sell it. «}iWli Ul
last and last week. Walked in tho
***0n account of the lack of uniformity
in the time kept by the na­
months As long as they last, they
Free Samvles Mailed q, r
neighborhood of one hundred miles,
can be secured for one cent per copy.
ADAn PFRonn &coJ>ireaK
and saw a lot of country that is ours tDhot»sale
tive clocks in Lo Ting, South China,
List of leaders when submitted beforehand
where flfty or more are tak.
^.:z'^i:iu Clothes
by right of possession, and a part of 233 North Second St
many only get to part of the services.
which I had not seen before. One section
of it is the m.ost prosperous look­
A chapel ibell would undoubtedly help en, iprinted on the back without additional
char-ge.—S. J., Johnston, New
to remind many of the opportunity
ing ol any place that I have yet seen >VHat ISc W^ill D o
they have to hear the Gospel. Castle, Pa.
in China, it is thickly settled too. I
Thelittle matter o! J.5c in stamps will bring you the Path-
***The regular monthly meeting of think our work will edge over in that
***Susan Love, widow of Rev.
James Love, died in a sanatarium in
Toledo, Ohio, December 6th, 1914.
Her mind became unbalanced a lull
seven years ago. She leaves one
daughter and family, and many other
relatives. Interment was in Belletontaine.—J.
M. T.
«*«0n Nov. 1st, Mrs. Ellen Porter,
of the Associate Presbyterian
Church, of Stafford, Kansas, passed
quietly and unexpectedly away. Mrs.
Porter suffered for thirty years an.l
during much of this time was unao!e
to wait upon herself. She had
strong faith and bore cheerfully her
severe affliction. Her husband and
three sons survive her.
**'-Mr. John H. McElhinney died i
Quinter, Kansas, November 21, 191
in his eighty-eighth year. Early i
lite he united with the Covenant!
Church in the congregation of Share
Iowa, where for many years he serve
as deacon. He lived a life consistei
with his profession. In his closir
years he was sustained by a steadfa
hope, while he quietly waited for tl
summons to the other world.
**'*Mr. Henry Downie, Ruling Eld
in the Seattle congregation, died
his home in that city, December 4t
1914, in his Slst year. Mr. Down
was born in Belfast, Ireland, came
Pennsylvania at the age of nine year
snent part of his life in Wincheste
Kansas, and has been in Seattle abotwenty
years. He was a man ot e
ceptional ability, a thorough Bib
student and teacher, and a devot(
Christian.—T. M. 'S.
***Ag-nes Jane Wylie died at tl
home of her Tirother, Rev. J. ^
Wylie. in Kansas City, Mo., Novel
her Sth, in the sixty-ninth year
her age. She was loved in the hone
in the church, and in the neighbc
hood. The value of such a life is
the fact that "the pro.gress of t'
world depends more on patient ai
gentle goodness in humble lives thi
on any other human achievemen
She loved her Redeemer, and she
died in faith.
«.**On October '22nd, Mrs. E. C.
the Cincinnati, Ohio, Y. P. S., was direction more and more."
held at the home of ilr. and Mrs. S. A. S. Metheny, Treasurer.
'Charles M. Lee, Mt. Auburn, Friday
evening, December 4th. The annual
LETTER FRO'M EVANGELINE
election of officers was, held. The following
officers were elected: President,
Mr. -Charles il. Lee; vice-presi­
Alexandria, Syria, Oct. 28,
METHENY.
1914.
dent, Mr. Frank L. Stewart, Jr.; secsecretary.
Miss Merle Breuer; treasurer,
'Mr. William Kingery; corresponding
secretary. Miss Isabella
Stewart. There were forty-six present,
which was very encouraging for
the last meeting of the year. After
the business meeting was adjourned,
a very pleasant social time lollowed.
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TAK HING, DATED
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