Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-09-24

and Winter Goods and are selling them
at lower figures than eyer before and
thereby expect to still increase oul
trade. We ask the public in Y eneral tc
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Co., Millheim, Pa.
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LEWIS SCHIELE Il Co.,
35.13t 800 Broadway, New York.
The schools of Millheim borough
will commence on Monday. October 10,
and the announcement also leads us to
remind the parents that it Is of the
greatest importance to have their chill
dren ready in all respects to start in on
the first day. Fathers and mothers do
not withhold the grand opportunity Of
free education from your boys and girls,
do not be tardY in sending them to
tie schools, because every day lost is
so much taken from the children's
time for learning, and the result OF
negligence i'm the attendance of school
can be no other than ignorance. Re-
member that for downright ignorance
nowadays there is no excuse. The
school system is such that all children
may receive fair and sufficient educa-
tion to fit them for the requirements Of
daily business life and it is the duty of
all parents to see to.it that the minds Of
the young generation maybe enlighten-
ed in all the useful and necessary
branches.
Order OF Exerci ses of the Mission
ary Convention to be held at Aarons-
burg, Sept. Goth and 30th, 1885:
TUESDAY EVENING.
Meeting OF Executive Committee
and reception of delegates at 6 p. m.
Opening Services by Rev. Nj. J..
Deitzler,
Anthem, Choir.
Words Of Welcome by Miss Jennie
E. Bright and Rey. M, L. Deitzler.
Response, Daughter thy Faith
hath made thee whole" Miss Puella <.
Dornblaser.
Solo by Miss Mamie Britt, Wheel
ing, w. Va.
Recitation, by Miss Gun, Mifflin-
town.
Address, Rev. J. A. Clutz, Balti-
more, Md.
Music.
Benediction.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
DEVOTIONAL exercises conducted by
Mrs. S. A. Fair, Salona. Pa.
Business meeting.
Music.
Reading of minutes, Reports of off,
GERS.
Music.
Discussion of the work i'm India, Miss
Minnie Hall, McKees Half Falls, Pa.
Africa, Mrs. Rev. e. z. Bewy, Mif-
flintown.
Music.
Louisville Orphans Home, Rev. w.
p. Glanding, Lock Haven. Pa.
Music.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Praise Service, conducted by Miss
Ohnmacht, Bellefonte, Pa.
Young Ladies Bands, Mrs. Rev.
Gladhill, Newport, Pa.
Music.
Address, Rey. J. A. Earnest, Mif-
flinburg, Pa.
Music.
Memorial Service. lSee programme
below.)
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Voluntary.
Opening Exercises.
Letter from Rev.L. l.. Uhl, Guntoor,
India. read by Miss I'll. Ella Dornbla-
ser. Lock Haven, Pa.
Music.
Woman's Duty to the Church, by
Rev. J. III. Turner, Lutheryille, Md.
Closing Exercises and adjournment.
Doxology.
Benediction.
The exercises will be interspersed
and enliyened by selected choir of
trained singers and the fine music will
be speciality on tho programme.
Executive Committee,
Miss PUELLA e. DoRNBLAsER,
President.
Miss FLORA NEFF, vice President.
Mrs. S. A. FAIR, Rec. Secretary.
Miss CORA HoLDHAN, Cor. Secretary.
Miss JENNIE Il. BRIGHT. Treasurer.