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August-5, 1914. A FAMILY PAPER. 9
instead of at Highland Park. It is to HEMET, CAL.
to answer inquiries from any persons
N o t e be an old time basket picnic with free Shortlyi. after the pastor's family who may desire to locate in Southern
California,
lemonade and coffee to all. All Covenanters
and their friends are invited. members of the congregation gather­
moved to their present home, the
***Dr. R. C. Wylie will occupy the
Eighth Street pulpit in August, during
the visit of the pastor, Dr. T. H, ***We are greatly indebted to Mr.
STAFFORD CONGREGATION.
ed at their home to give thero "a
Following his attendance at Synod,
house warming." Every resident
Acheson, to Ocean City, N, J,
W. T. Anderson, of Beaver Falls, Pa.,
Dr. J, D, Edgar gave us a very helpful
and interesting report of the pro­
member of the congregation who was
for the letters received from his sister,
Emma Dean Anderson, a U. P.
ceedings there,
*»»Work on; the addition to the
at home was present, and a happy
chapel at the Southern Mission is
evening was spent. Elegant refreshments,
provided by the congregation,
Missionary working in India, who
;We are looking forward with pleasure
to the coming Young People's
'past the firststory. Rev, W. J, Sanderson
has returned to Cedarville, O.,
visited our China Mission en route
were served. (Before the members
home on furlough. Miss Anderson left for their homes, they were informfed
that unknown to them, they 18, 19, and 20, We hope for a big
Convention to be held here August
after a pleasant trip to Walton, N, Y.
served as our 'Church's agent to dis­
the gifts of our people for had been celebrating the 25th anni­
delegation and a meeting that will
••''Rev. J. M. Foster is to be thank­tributed
for an article on "Rome, the Antagonist
of the Nation," contained in famine in India. She is an exceedingtian
work for the coming year,
versary of the marriage of the pastor
and his wife. The news seem­
the relief of the starving during the
broaden and strengthen us for Chrised
to take the members by surprise,
the nth volume of "The Funda-
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar and family are
ly competent judge of good mission but they quickly rallied, and extended
most hearty congratulations and
spending their vacation in Sterling
work, ana her letters are delightful
this year.
***Mr. J. R. Dill has held meetings
in description. No reader should fail good wishes to the pastor and wife.
Mr. and Mrs . Sproul Moore and
recently in Sharon, Morning Sun, and
to follow them, the third of which
The sequel came a few weeks later, family from the Taber Congregation
we publish this week, with more to
when at the close of prayer meeting,
are expecting to move to Stafford
Washington, Iowa, and is now in the
follow.
the chairman of the congregation, Mr.
soon. We are very glad to welcome
midst of an extended summer program
in the Central West.
W. M. McCrea, requested all to be
them to our congregation.
***The Geneva Glee Club gave an
seated as he had an announcement to
excellent entertainment at Sterling. make. He began by saying that a
***Read the August offer. If the Kansas, on the evening of July the
The Reformed Presbyterian Charch
recent gathering of the congregation
acceptances during August are as third. There were about two hundred
havins no publuhing house of its own, its
had closed in what was to them "a
plentiful as they were during July,
and twenty-five persons present to enjoy
the program. Considering the
members are advised to send their orders for
rather unsatisfactory way." From
Catechisms, Lesson Helps, Church and Sabbath
School Supplies of every description to
Ws (following remarks it soon bo*
tliere will not be a bound copy of
time of the year, the throng of work, came evident that the congregation
"The Covenanter Pastor" left in this and the number of entertainments of had immediately taken steps to get Witlisrspoon Cbe presbpterian Publication
r'UVIIVUIIVII Board w snr ofits or
office on August 31.
various kinds which are given in Sterling,
revenge, but in a way which we hope Bldg., Philadelphia
Depositories
it was really a good attendanca may never cause them regret. Af­
***S. A. S, Metheny, Treasurer,
Remarks of commendation were heard ter telling us that they were unwilling
that our 25th wedding anniver­
CHILDREMi
acknowledges receipt of $10aOO for the on every hand. One professor in the
Jewish IMission "From C. S. M., Kenwood,
college said that he got his money's
la. May God bless the Jews worth several times over. Another
and may they accept their own Messiah.—A
Friend of Missions."
man prominent in educational circles
said it was a very creditable enter­
TEETl-ll^!
*'*An advertisement, by order of the
Central Board of Missions, appears In
the Irish Covenanter and Scottish R.
P. Witness inviting correspondence
with those contemplating emigrating
to Canada or the United States.
•**Mr. John Parkhill is building a
tainment. Come again. Sterling is always
open for a date.—J. G. McEl­
Covenanter church at ConneUsville,
Pa., 32x48 feet, brick veneered. It will hinney.
be completed about September first, ***A word with our readers. On
and cost about $5,000, to be wholly August first, considerably more than
borne by Mr. Parkhill. The high one thousand dollars was due us
testimony which the Book gives to a
from subscribers, none ot whom is
more than one year in arrears. And
certain man is, that he is worthy for
fully five hundred dollars additional
be hath built us a synagogue. was due us from subscribers who are
'**The union picnic of the Pittsburgh
congregations will be held August
22nd, at Martin's Cabin, Schenley
Park, which is reached by way
ef the bridge over Panther's Hollow,
OLD-TIME
REMEDY
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BLOOD
Purify your blood by taking
rood's Sarsaparilla. This medi-
«ne has been and still is the people's
medicine because of its reliable
aracter and its wonderful success
11 the treatment of the common diseases
and ailments—scrofula, catarrh,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, loss