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MURRAY KAI-BOB NONI.‘ SCHOOL

Honor Roll for January.

Grade X-l. Ruth woken; I. Ithods McClure.

Gmde IX-l, Shirley Johnstmi I, Levemtt Graham.

Grade VIII-l, Preston Llewel- lyn: 2. Ethel Raid.

Grade VIII-l, Weir MoCl-um; 2, Carl McClure; 3. Reggie Reid.

Grade IV Sr.—1, Lena Llewellyn I, Priscilla Reid; 3. Fern-e Iiickm.

Grade IV Jr.—l, Alice Miller; 2. June Glow and Garnet. ma, equsl 8, Neil Mlllar.

Grade IH—l. Bernice Llewellyn; 2. Helen Miller; 3, Glen Miller,

Grade 11-4. Stewart Reid; 2. Anna. Howells-n; 8, Lewis Molin-

Gresio I Bn-l. Syibii mils-r.

Grade I Jr.-l, R/uth Jdhnoton; 2, Margaret McClure; 8, Esther Ueweliyn.

Perfect sttendsms: Ruth Eldon Shirley Johnston. Rowe Rnid. Perne i-Iioloen, Priscilla Reid. Altos Miller, Garnet Reid, Helen Ivilllar. Mae Glow. Anne. meweilyn, Glen Miller, Sybil Miller.

Bruno L, Stewart, Thacher.

NORTH S1‘. ELEANOR’!

Report of North 5t. Hlesnofs school for January:

Grace X-l. Alan Andrew.

Grade IX—-l- Ho e Omen.

Grade VI-—l. Eeenor Andrew; I. Marlon Green.

Grade V (Al-l. Stanley Green.

Grads V (Bl-l. David MeoOor- mark; 2. Bradford MBCCOITHBDII»

Grade IV-l. Sydney Andrew.

Grade If-l. Goldie Green; 2.

—.-_—;-r—..—:' "t: _ nvdyn mwcrusd: l. Ivsrett Gum-lo r (A)-1. mo» Isms-u; l. Bhirley . Grsdo Frances Mac-

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MsoOormsek- F. Dorothy Muslim-do. teacher.

I 5T. ANDRIW‘! SCHOOL

Blending of 5t. Andrew's school for January.

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I. ‘lumen Msdbomirl; I. Douche MscKensie.

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inor, Grade I-i, Elwood Mmclsnsis; 2, Allen Trainer; S, Roy Bins!!-

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ley MscKenzie. D. B. MscDonsld, ‘Iiesdiscr.

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TB! LIFE OF THE CHURCH AT STAKE

Ill! hour halides-rt ﬁhop Ominous, President Anti-Bsloon Lesgue of America.

‘The liquor prdblem is supreme 1y the job of the church. The church of God remains the agency thst is most concerned because this is fundsmentoll s, moral and spir- ltusl problem. y n of Chris- oonoorned wi the building of the Kingdom of God on earth comm within my definition of the ohurch of GOd.

"I believe that the life of the churches in America is at stoke on the solution of the l1 uor problem. Just ss the vitality o any church will always be effected by the way it faces the mom! and social evils of the dsy. s0 there is no doubt that the spiritual vltplity of the churches exiervmtod because our indifference to the liquor prob- om.

‘Wesrenotgolnctohsvesre- vlvsl o! religion in Amer-lee until the chumhm fsoe social evils like the ll uor truffle. I sm making an spe to the dim-clues of America.

solving of the liquor problem is sril our Jdb; but more than

ti: I wou d soy: awn/ks! for

rnnsrnswr or FINLAND AP- raovss rsurzssncz move-

ﬁils i; how the president of the Finnish republic. describes the “temperance work for the welfare of our youth, the hope of our na- tion." “This work," he continued. "is e blessing for those who ac~ complish it snd for future genera- tions. We have inherited muc from our forefathers. it is our dut slsotoosrryoutawork of sel- ssorlfics for the welfare of genera. tions to come."

Ifl/LNGIB B. WILLARD Frances B. Willard was bom on

wu destined for s. great task: God's once was sble to help tlaenfilgrlm hosts with their sorrow suffering. When Frances was so o! s the family moved to sons n. There in the country st Jsnesville. s. simple dwelling. est Home. was erected and wit»... her

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western University. Ii ls. ‘bkin Miss iwllludbrstudmt. life in all. we find her have md modest. merry and wise. gentle and good. grsslous in her dignity. femur able n her suhol ‘ip-snd Valedictor- lsn of her clus- libr s. number of Miss Willard snga ed in the IOIQBIiOXl. firs in the

en ln Plttsburg College.

iss Kate Jacks s

. Frsnc from that wonderful trip abroad with s humsu plcture gallery in her hosrt. It wss this: ‘Whgt em be done to make the vrorlcl a wider .plsco for women?" is wss tho ouestlon that surged through her

soul.

In it'll Miss W111 d l ted President of Bvsnstgh goailsegofcths first women to whom such s title

w over accorded. The lives

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i women knee in prayer. while fll every corner of the saloon wo be a. crowd o! hsrd-locklnz drunken men.

From the outset of the Chicago work it was apparent that s wider sphere was awaiting Fro-noes Willi- ud. so it is not st all surprising to know that in 1879 she was elected President of the Notional Union.

It is hard to chronicle Miss W111- ardks life in its years of White Elb- bon leadership, the pioneer work in the far West. the visit; to every province of Canada, various cun- mlgms. the writingwof eight bwks.

e editorship of t Union 5i a1, and the erection of the" Nat onsl

are not a tenth of the interests. that. ln addition to public speaking and incessant our. respondence, pressed their claims u n her. In 1383 she tmvellod 3 ,000 milx. Wsltlng state and torriwrv in the Uni Btstes.

one meeting a day. In 1892 Miss William's mother.

o! the last, one left to her of

Four", as she was wont to cell the mefnlbem of her family, was celled

from this life of su h a. mother made earth empty an the daughter forever bereaved.

In the snrlng of 1898 Miss Will- owl's health began to fail, and it was hoped that s. stay in Atlantic City would refresh the weary work- er. With deep concern it ‘was seen that ocean breeze and varied sea- side life felled to bring’. the wished- for strength: but. later her health seemed much lmnroved. and October. Miss Willard st the ‘ro- ronto convention delivered u: ud- dress-m-esentod the crowning mes. sage of her life. She soent New Year's Day at Janesville, Wis. where her childhoo‘, dnys hsd been passed. and here her lsst public address wns given in the Concre- national Church. Before she left the nulplt. with hand lifted in blessing she sold: " e. deer friends of my loved childhood hom -bye-perhops forever: and if forever. may we meet in our home in Heaven."

Nbt lone after. 0n Rb l7 1'1. mm. the full glory of another life broke over Frances E Willow's hm-izon, her last words being. “Haw beautiful it is to be with God."

‘To work Thy will, to follow when she trod without one fear To drink her cup, to climb the heights ol’ God Knowing her near. To make her joy more joyful by our stﬂie, so may we shore e'en here her glorious life.

6o shall our homes. our lsnd in shame so long. be cleansed from

wrong . Bo shall our hearted thst break

Q118- So shall the throng 0f sufferinl souls still through thy light be blest. ‘rhv work rmts not. breve hurt. Take thou thy not."

BELLEVUE SCHOOL

ohms vzl-i. Miriam MwPher- sﬁnlé 2, Gladys MsoMUIsn; 8. John

Phce. Grade Ill-l, Wills. Molt-Phonon. Grass II.—-1. Pilyllis Hesﬁierson; 2, June MacPherson.

Grade I.--1. Kenneth MacFhee. John Murdock Bruce, ‘mwher.

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