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July 15, 1914.
A FAMILY PAPER.
N o t e s
***The union picnic of the Pittsburgh
congregations will he held at
Highland Park, Saturday, August
***Word from Quinter, Kansas,
says: "Harvest is in full swing. There
is a great crop of wheat, and people
are rejoiced, and no wonder, as they
bave had four failures successively."
***The Rev. R. E. Willson preached
on his work In Mersine at Parnas­
Everybody that wants a fine,
gowin^, youthful skin, should take
old reliable Hood's Sarsaparilla, a
physician's prescription, whieh
g'ves a dear, healthy color. When
your blood is made pure, pimples,
Dous, hives, eczema disappear.
Languor, loss of appetite, tired
leehns;, weakness are symptoms of
impure,^unhealthy blood.
Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the
Wood. Get a bottle today. •
were the young people of the Allegheny
congregation.
***Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Patton,
*«*Geneve College Summer School
of Morning Sun, Iowa, were present
the month of July.
reports the largest attendance in its
at the marriage of their son. Rev.
Ernest K. Patton, to Miss Alice M. ***0n Monday, June 15, Miss Marjory
Antoinette Boggs, daughter of
history.
Adams, of Utica, Ohio, on Wednesday,
*«*Licentiate William C. Coleman is June 24, and also attended his ordination
as pastor of the East End Pitts-
the Pittsburgh College for Women,
Mr. John M. Boggs, graduated from
attending the summer term of the
University of Pittsburgh.
bugh Church on Friday, June 26.
oro,Ma88.
anywhere, atthe
history of the Covenanter Church,
»**Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, of
8,542 home members, or $12.25 per
L/Alal rLl NiLLtilV tracts and kills aU
I shall put In the Christian Nation
Blanchard, Iowa, with their daughter.
member. Last year the Appropria­
fliea. Neat, clean, ornamental,
convenient.
some time later, some lists of ques­
Miss Mary E. Martin, are visiting
cheap. Lasts al'.
their many relatives and friends in
sea son. Made oi
and about Pittsburgh.
tions were $111,000.00, or $13.05 per
member.—James S. Tibby, 408 Penn
Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa.
***0n Wednesday, June 24, John J.
McKay, of Brooklyn, and Miss Isabel
L. Millen, of North White Lake, N.
Y., were united in marriage. The
22nd, in the afternoon. All Covenanters
and friends are invited.
of the 'bride, at North White Lake.
ceremony was performed in the home
•**Miss Alice Carithers, of Sharon The bride's pastor, John H. Pritchard,
congregation, has 'been visiting her officiated. Mr. McKay is a Sullivan
niece, Mrs. D. C. Ward, Wilkinsburg, County boy employed in the post
Pa., for some weeks. Her many office in New York. The new home
friends have greatly enjoyed her stay will be set up in the Platbush section
among them.
of Brooklyn.
•** Rev. J. S. Martin, D. D., has ***A $40 subscription to the Christian
Nation entitles you to a copy of
been granted a six weeks leave of
absence from the National Reform the paper during your life-time with
office on account of ill health. J. R. the right to "will" the subscription
Wylie is in charge in his absence.
to whomsoever you choose, and so on
throughout your generations in perpetuity..
And until further notice every
such original subscriber will receive
as a gift the 2-volume "Life of
on Wednesday and Thursday, August
Abraham Lincoln," by Ida Tarbell,
26 and 27. Those attending will find
(regular price $5), boxed and delivered
to any address, all charges pre­
it necessary to reach Walton on Tuesday,
August 25. The conference is for
CClin un MnUEV but write today for our bie
dCnU nu inUnCI 1914catalogol"«anger"
old and young, and the good people of
paid.
Bicyclea, Tires and Sundries at prices so low they will
sus, Pa., the last Sabbath of June, at
Walton congregation will provide entertainment
free to all who attend.
New Alexandria the first Sabbath of
***I wash to warn people throughout
the Church, that a certain young
astonish you. Also particulars of our great new offer
July, and is to be at Wilkinsburg and
to deliver you a Ranger Bicycle on one month's free
This is a new departure for New York
Allegheny the second Sabbath.
man whom I know, is representing
trial without a cent expense to you.
Presbytery, and it Is earnestly desired
that as many as possibie will ar­
himself as a son of mine and attempting
to obtain money fraudulently. He range to be present at this, our fust
D A Y C you can make money taking orders for bicycles,
***A plentiful shower of things
DU I w tires, lamps, sundries, etc. from our big handsome
catalog. It's free. It contains "combinationoffers"
liandy and handsome fell on Mr. has been doing this same kind of business
for years, though he has never will be announced later. The plan is
Summer Conference. The program
Everett Young and his bride, Saturfey
evening, June 20, at the home of
Also much useful bicycle information. Send for it.
for re-fitting your old bicycle like new at very low cost.
before used my name as far as I am to meet somewhere outside of the village,
in the open air, if the weather
Miss Lucy Kerr, Sheffield street, N.
LOW FACTORY PRICES^jrecttoyou. Nooneelsecan
aware. He has 'been operating recently
in different parts of Ohio. He will permit, hold the conference in terms. Also You called cannot Tetter, afford to Salt buy a Bhenm, bicycle, tires Pruritus, or sundries
S., Pittsburgh, Pa. The rainmakers
.^^^^^^^^-^—^-^~^~ E C Z Eotter such Mvalues A and such
can tell a very plausible story, as he the forenoon, and spend the afternoon without./i7-si Milk Crust, learning Water what we Poisou, can offer you. Weeping Write now.
A GOOD COMPLEXION
of each day in recreation and social MEAD CYCLE CO., Skin, Dept. etc. C306 CHICAGO, ILL.
MEANS PURE BLOOD
enjoyment. Will all who mean to at­
I believe eczema can be cured to stay, i^
is well acquainted, in a general way,
with the Covenanter Church.—G. M.
Robb.
***In May, Dr. J. M. Balph spent
a Sabbath in Parnassus, Pa., address­
work in the mission, and the Christian
Endeavor In the evening. The
pastor and family left Monday evening,
June 29, for Arkansas, to spend
with the degree of A.B.; on Tuesday,
June 10, Miss Helen Carlisle Allen,
daughter of Mr. John M. Allen, graduated
from the Carnegie Institute of
tions that may make the study more
definite and keep together those who
may be studying in the different congregations.
The books available
would be the historical part of our
Testimony, some text on English History
and such of the different accounts
of the Covenanters as may be
at hand. Anyone desiring an outline
of the history might be interested in a
fifteen page tract, "Who are the Covenanters"
which I have on hand and
which may be had by the payment of
postage. A knowledge of the history
of the Church will enable the children
to hold more intelligently to her principles.—J.
M. Coleman.
STJMIMER CONFERENCE OP N. Y.
PRESBYTERY.
New York Presbytery will hold a
Summer Conference at Walton, N. Y.,
tend the conference send their names
as soon as possible to Rev. A. A. Johnston,
64 Griswold street, Walton, N.
Y. Owing to the liberality of the peo­
ing the congregation morning and
evening, and also the Christian Endeavor
in the evening. This society be carfare. Walton is on the Ontario
ple of Walton, the only expense will
has been supporting half a cot in & Western Railway, ISl miles from
the hospital for a number of years. New York. The round trip fare is
Rev. R. E. Willson on June 28 addressed
the Sabbath School and congrega­
it possible to attend this conference.
$7.26. Plan your vacation to make
tion in the morning, telling of his —John H. Pritchard, ch.
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