Churches Unite In Mission Work Across America
The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America opened its sessions with unanimity. Bishop F E Hendrix of the Methodist Episcopal Church south was elected president. Debates on foreign mission cooperation led to a resolution favoring federation and elimination of denominational distinctions, which was later stricken. The council also approved interdenominational educational cooperation and other cooperative mission efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Movement For Unity of Church Action
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
F E. R. Hendrix
D. D
Kansas City
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Federal Council
James L. Barton
Boston
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Hoss
Nastville
Willia . H. Roberts
Presbyterian Church
United States
Barton
Calvin
Wesley
Asher Anderson
S. Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
Arthur S. Lloyd
Robert I. Speer
New York
Boston South Baptist Association
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The Rev. G. G. Mills accepts the call from First Parish Society Watertown and will begin next Sunday. Emmanuel Church Somerville hosts Advent services led by Rev. Nathan K. Bishop. A Trinity Church parish house fair benefits St. Monica's Home by $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Boston
G. G. Mills
First Parish Society
Unitarian
Watertown
Nathan K. Bishop
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Spring Hill
Somerville
Trinity Church
St. Monica’s
Mt. Vernon Congregational Church
Willing Young Lawyer Wins a Father's Approval
In Fairfield a poor young lawyer Frank Sheldon proves his merit through a legal article that attracts the attention of railroad magnate John Sawyer. Sawyer challenges him on value before consenting to a marriage to his daughter Edith. A chance street meeting reveals a potential legal advantage that could alter a costly case strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Sawyer
Sheldon
Frank
Irank
Mr. Hunter
Mr. Sawyer
Edith
Mr. Sheldon
Hunter-Sawyer Company
Sawyer
Frank Sheldon
Fairfield
John Sawyer
Law Journal
Sawyers
Mr. Saw
Restoring Complexions with Rose Water and Cologne
A home skin remedy touts a mixture of Sartain powder, rose water, and spirits of Cologne. Dissolve Sartain in hot water, cool, add rose water and Cologne, strain, and store in an airtight bottle. Apply daily after washing. changes seen after a few uses, continue until a lasting rose tint is achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Calf Head and Oyster Toasts From New England Recipes
A Portsmouth page of home cooking offers a Nantucket calf head dish with brains and tongue boiled in seasoned liquor, rice, sage, and butter producing soup, meat, and a side. Also includes a Dover oyster toast method with buttered toast, hot liquor, and four oysters per slice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Grout
Dresser Street
Southbridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Barton
United Mission
Newton Theological Institution
Henry C. Sheldon
David A. Goodsell
Methodist Church
Methodist Social Union
Richard Warren
Malden Y
Washington Street
Group Co
Washington St
Boylstones Loston
Mass. Ave
Cambridge
Clothing Women's ON Credit
Temple Place
WM. J. Daly
Mgr
the Post
The
Sunday Post
Alice J. Leshner
Zeigler Street
Roxbury
Henry Cazalou
Louis Cafe
Tfe
Paris
London
Claridge
Carlton
Mr. Brecoffier
Cafe Martin
Jordan Marsh Co
New England
Summer St
Rigas
Oxford
Saeam
Crigren
Nantucket
Alich K. Hoctor
Kilton Street
Dorchester
Summer Street
Allen & Solley’s
Russia
Romeo
Opera
Everett
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