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About Christian herald. (Portland ;) 1882-18?? | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1882)
» -i ‘ -t •- J * \ i fa V ■¥-r X. OHHTHTÌAN. .1 I Kll A T,T>. s • » " -Crowded Out. . • Minutes of the Tenth Annual I i r * .* • _ , v • ■ * • ‘__ ■ . ■ - I ' _____ _ 3 <5 CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, A Heathen Woman’s Prayer. 11 *• ■ f * . ■ - ■■ t- Reunion of the Associate lh the rtish and tnjnble of our The MiisMiih'ij Link contains a IWCOMTXXO-ULtla., Alumni of Christian College, busy life, hoW ofieh Jo We allow Menmouthj Or., June 13,1882. heathen woman’s prayer, marked POLK COUNTY, OREGON,. ■ ■ • * ' " by the. most touching importunity the best things to be crowded aside/' Association convened in the Cob for divine interposition for the re CORPS OF TEACHERS. . While it is not worth while to lege phapel at 10 A. m ., Tuesday, lief -of tlx*, sulturiiigs of heathen worry because we cannot accom with Mrs. Josie Byrd, Vic^-Pres. in women : “ O Lord, hear my ptRytttC' T. F. CAMPBELL, A. M., President, Mental Pliilowphy, Moral Science plish in tiventy-four liours what the chair.x Roll call showed the No one has turned an eye jj TI the Professor 1 ■ ’ ,__ of and Biblical Literature. would require twenty-eight, nor following'’members present; W. p. oi>j‘>ression~tlwit Wc poor* women P. L. CAMPBELL, A. B., chide ourselves Itecause we cannot Fenton, Bruce Wolverton,. Mary suffer,, though with weeping and Teacher of Ancient Language and Literature. perform two seeming duties at the Sttiiiip, Cassie Stump, J. B. Stump, prying and desirc we have turned W. E. RICHARDSON, B. S., • same time, a little reflection will Mpu—Mildred Riggs, Mrs. Mary to all sides, hoping that some would Teacher of Mathematics. convince us that we might have Herman, Maggie Butler, Mrs. Josie save u.s. No bile has lifted up his C. STUMP, M. S., chosen more wisely what we should Byrd, Angie Caldwell, Rebecca -i'Velids.toJook Upoti its, or-to in- Teaeher of Physical Science», »nd the French Lang nage and Literatur». — dp ami what wc should, allow to.be Watkins, Mrs. Marintha Arant, quire into our case. Wc hate 1 • [ 'N. SPRINGER, A?M., ^ crowded out. We usually find Loti Holman, W. P. Cattron, W. E. searched above ami below, but Principal of Prcparatory Department. time for what we vt’rv much desire -Richardson, P. L. Campl »ell, J. 11. Thou art the only One who will .V J ATOM, iodo. • Powell, T. J. Graves, F. W. Fenton, hour our complaint. Thou knowest Arswtant iu Preparatory Department - The farmer’s wife, who has no Jay Butler,-^ J. W. Rowland, Jay our degradath’i>. our dishonor. -O -v‘ • C. STUMP, time to .improve her miful, finds Lucas, J. E. Fmiton and Mrs.-Mary (1 od < ifTueTi V o(1 r pray rr to Thee f = ---■ - —Teacher in Instrumental Music*. _ time to hear and repeat all the Fenton. r is_Lhis-; that (ITT- curse may ¡>e re I A liberal Charter,- granted by the ~~ 1 leigl iborhyo« 1 gossip, ^"Minutes of pireyion?rmecting.rea<l moved from the .women of India State Legislature, confers all necessary "*■ powers on the Board of Trustees to Although duty read a feW verses and approved. -« <.,• Create-in the hearts of the men preserve the Tights and manage the '__ from the Bible, with sleepy eyqs, Treasurer’s report was read and soiiit• ii,>pa< hy. that our lis <-s may affairs of the Institution. The location is central I accessible, and mind full of the fascinating referred to-the Auditing ComTnitteo. no longer-l»e passed in Vain long healthful and beautiful; -v The members of the Faculty are novel you have just finished, in Auditing committee reported and. ings ; that, saved by Thy mercy. competent,, energetic* and devoted to the hours stolen from your needful by motion, report was adopted. ! we may tantc something of the joys cause of Education. . — • • sleep, you have crowded out the The Session of forty weeks is divided The executive committee reported • of life?— 1^. into two terms of twenty weeks each, . lessons of comfort or guidance th<* in writing and, by motion, the re- | The flx*Lterm begins on Monday, Sep A very thoughtful writer says! tember .19, .1881, and ends February 3, verses contained. ,j>ort was adopted as read. - 1882. Tim second term begins Febru The following were then elected “ When scientists want me to stay ary Have you so much work to do, or 6, 1882' and ends on Wednesday be so many social duties or pleasures, oflicejss for the ensuing year : Presi- and argue with tlicm/1 say to them fore the third Sunday in June, 1882. Partial Examination of Classes at the tliRt ypU-hRve no tiyie for the little dent, R. S. Bean j Vici-l’i^idrnts. in the words of-the prophet: ‘Abide end of each month. Intermediate Ex ones wlip should have clustered" Ada Wfrller/J. P? Lucas and J. E ye’ Ticre wTtTP tbc' ass, wTiileT go aminations the last week of the first term. Final examinations at the close** around you, keeping you nearer Fenton; Rec. Secretary; Di Ila But yonder ami worship’ So we sav, of the Session. to Jfsus through >- their own ler. Treasurer, Maggie Butler; Cor. like Abraham of old, let us ascend Annual Meeting of the Board of Trus tees, on Tuesday before the third Sun- * truthful innocence ? V You have Secretary, Rosa Bently; Executive, the liilLof God aiid worship.” ¿lay in June. grown away from all, friemls, committee, Rosa Bently, Clara TUITION PER HALF TE^LM-TEN Chas, lira«I said that if a news WEEK»,. Gard, Stella Rowland, Jay Butler or rather you allowed your .paper-contained all that its readers Collegiate Department . . . $10 00 every day duties to crowd out your and F. W. Fenton. 7 5Q wished it to contain, it wdu|i have Preparatory Department - . , 1 00 Janitor's Fee ...... The following programme was pleasant correspondence, and the to be as large as a la-d spread: If > 4‘ Teach.,-. little visits which Irelped to bright then submitted and adopted for the it left out all that they did not wish „ (Organ) r » pri___ * to read, it would l»e blank paper.* Voeal Music ) 1 nces' en your life ; now you regret it, but following year: The above rates must be paid in ad ' it is too late ; fhe friends are gone, Oration, Bruce Wolverton, alternat, W. vance, D. Fenton. THE NEW GOSPEL HYMN BOOK. Weeks. at the beginning of each Ten or the friendship is broken. Essay, Ada" Waller, alternate, Dilla No fees will be refunded to students Butler. I cannot attend any parties this leaving before the expiration of the Poent, H: J. Murphy, alternate, Dr. J. year,” said a young friend, “ they term for which they have paid, except " M. Powell. * . r- INTo. 4=. , . in cases of protracted sickness. take my mind and time from my Address, L. O? Wheeler, alternate, C. M. Boarding can be obtained in private Shelton. fe By J ba 1>. B asket , J as . M c O banaha S, and studies; time enough for parties Annals, families at $8.50 per week. .■v G eo . 1. B tebbiks . . » ' J. W. Rowland, alternate, Ma- For further particulars address \ after I have my profession-.” Is gie Butler. This issue is full of New Gohpel Songs by tho Authors and others. It contains all tho Solos T. F. CAMPBELL. President. that the way you reason; girls ? Or By motion, the class of 1882 were sung.'by Mr. McGranahan in the meetings held -------------------------------n________________ :---- FOR THE bv Messrs. Whittle and McGranalian* and'tlie is it. company first, education sec admitted to mend tership. New Solos used by Messrs. Moody and" Sankey TWELFTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT their Meetings. ■ ond ? . By motion, a copy of these in Price, Music E<I’U. S30 per TOO; 3'x-ts. OF ’ t But the subject is inexhaustible; Minutes were ordered furnished the hy mail. Worrt» Only, $>.» p< K 1OO; Oct», MARS ’ HILL COLLEGE, by mail. i ~. follow it for yourselves. C hristian H erald for publica NEAB GOSPEL HYMNS COMPLETE. FLOIIKNI E, ALABAMA, What are you crowding out ?— tion. —4____ Coirtiuning G<mik.d HyintjiH < oinbined,'(1, 2 and •— fWSI »nd 18S-4,) > ; Christian at Work. By motion, the thanks of the 3, without duplicates, rand No. 4. The largest . j ADD1USM collection of favoi ito devotional Songs extant. association- were tendered to the Without a rival for Gcspel Meetings and Prayer T. B. LARIMORE, President, v- ** r ' their Meetings. « FLORENCE, ALBBAMA. Hope writes the poetry of the ladies who so kindly gave Mu»ic Kdition; in Boards, ♦'•Mt per IMO. Word 33 per «Mi. I boy, but memory that of man. Man assistance. To any suffering with Catarrh Add 10 cents on Music, and 2 cents on IVord Adjourned to meet one year from or Bronchitis who earnestly looks forward with smiles, but Edition, if ordered by-Mail. desire relief. I can furnish a date. May 'lie ordered tluough any Bookseller ot means»! Permanent and Pos backward with sighs. Such is the i Music Dealer on the Pacitic. ( oast, or oi .tho itive Cure. A Home Treatment. Faithfully submitted, Publishefs. No charge for consultation by wise providence of God. The cup mail. Valuable Treatise Free. M rs . J osie B yrd , P its , pro tern. 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