The Presbyterian of the South : [combining the] Southwestern Presbyterian, Central Presbyterian, Southern Presbyterian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1909-1931, November 08, 1922, Image 15

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some one has a Victrola that they can
not use and would like to give it
where it could do good.
The greatest need of all, however,
is a piano for this Department. Sev
eral years ago some one gave one to
the boys and it has proved a great
help to them, as they are all musical
and some of them play well. Will
some one come to our help?
There are no idlers here at Still
man; from the President down, every
one is busy from early morning until
late at night. Sometimes the girls
think that there is no time for play,
but they have some time every day,
ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER
WANTED.
A lady of refinement for position
in small family as assistant housekeep
er and to do plain sewing. References
exchanged. Address, stating age and
experience, John B. Pinner, Suffolk,
Va.
Communion Ware of Quality
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ALUMINUM or SILVER PI ATE
Se?d fat 1 I u n rat ed Catalog MiA
REDUCED PRICES *
INDIVIDUAL COMMUNION SERVICE CO.
RJL0,n 319 I70'-I703 Ch??tnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
and enjoy it when they have it.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
NEW CONCORD CHURCH, VA.
Rally Day was observed by the Aux
ilary of New Concord on Saturday,
October 21st, at the manse, each mem
ber bringing lunch. The morning
programme was devoted to Foreign
Missions. The afternoon was spent in
a study of Home Missions. Both of
these meetings were made largely de
votional. A goodly number came, al
though several were unavoidably de
tained at home. Eight or ten visitors
were present. That the meeting was
an entire success was the feeling of
all present without exception.
The President brought and ex
hibited for sale some beautiful fancy
work which was the product of our
Foreign Mission Schools. Between
forty and fifty dollars' worth has been
sold. The thank offering amounted
to nearly twenty dollars. More will,
doubtless, be sent in by those who
were unable to be present.
It is the custom of our Auxiliary
to hold these all-day rallies twice each
year. They are thus made to be a
prominent feature of our Church life.
CELEBRATE
Home Mission Week
NOVEMBER 12-19
"Home Mission Week" is the occasion
when the thought of the Protestant
Churches of America is centered in a de
finite way on the great religious needs of
our own country.
Ministers will preach on Home Missions!
Auxiliaries will study Home Missions!
Churches will contribute to Home Mis
sions!
The Assembly has recommended Nov
ember 12-19 as an appropriate time for
"Thank-offerings" in all our churches to
assist in providing sorely needed Home
Mission buildings.
The burnt dormitories at Canoe and
Blackey, Ky., must be replaced!
The dormitory at Stillman Institute,
condemned by the State authorities, must
be rebuilt!
To complete the buildings now in the
course of erection will require an added ex
penditure of $100,000!
The Committee appeals to the Churches
and Societies for assistance, that these
splendid mission enterprises may be equip
ped for service!
November 12-19 is the time!
A. N. SHARP, Treasurer,
Executive Committee of Home Missions,
1522 Hurt Bldg., Atlanta, Georgia.
ftlake Sour Christmas <&ibtng Count
Write for our Xmas catalogue (free) which is packed full of -helpful gift
" suggestions
Follow the International Sunday
School Lessons with out 1923
Cfyrtetian Calenbar
Features Sunday School Lessons and
Daily Readings
Carefully chosen text for each day.
12 Beautiful Engravings
Frontispiece: Irlam Briggs' Master
piece
"In the Workshop at Nazareth"
In Finest Color Work Possible.
25 Cents Each
5 for $1.00 50 for $9.00
25 for $4.75 100 for $17.00
Further reduction on larger quantities
Agents Wanted in Every Church
Ideal for Christmas Gift
Most Acceptable From Pastors or
Sunday Scnool Teachers to Their
Congregations or Classes
EVANGELICAL PUBLISHERS
858 College Are., Dept. F. Toronto, Canada
PRAYER CALENDAR FOR 1923
PRICE 1 5c OR $1.50 PER DOZEN.
The 1923 Prayer Calendar is the most artistic yet published
and a copy should be in every home in the church.
It contains the name of every Home and Foreign Mission
worker of our Church and their place of service, also a brief out
line of the activities of every Executive Agency of our Assembly.
It will stimulate interest and enlarge information if the workers
are remembered daily in prayer as suggested in the Calendar.
A handsome Christmas Greeting card will be mailed with each
copy ordered before Christmas 1922.
ORDER FROM
Presbyterian Committee of Publication
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WINTER EXCURSION TICKETS
On sale October 1 to April 30, 1923. Limited returning to May 31, 1923,
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