Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-16
Miss Mable Nj. Musser, The oldest

young ladies'. left Millheim on Tuesday
morning for Lntheryille, MI, To finish
her education in a Female Seminary at
that place. Her companions will learn
with regret that they Will lose her for
the greater part of two years. The
Lutheran church and Sunday school, or
which she is member VIII miss her
much. She filed the position OF organ
ist very creditably for nearly two
years, during which time she was at
her pos: with noteworthy punctuality.
Miss Mable Is n very bright young lady
and with the superior advantages offer-
ed in coed seminary will no doubt
cultivate her natural talents and retHrn
highly educated. The best wishes or
Mable's many friends accompany her.
Miss Rhone, daughter of Leouard
Rhone, Esq, Miss Sankey, daughrer OF
Henry Sankey; Miss Smith. daughter
of Isaac p. Smith; Miss Mingle,
daughter of VIM. b. Mlngle; and Miss
Boal daughter of George NJ. Boal, all
of Cenare Hall, also left for the same
seminary on Tuesday morning.
The following is the programme for
the Seventh Animal Convention of the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
AIRY Society of the Evangelical Luther
an Synod OF Central Penna to be held
at Bellefonte, Pa, Sept. 2S and %, 1856:
Tuesday 2Sth.-3 p. m, meeting of EX-
ecutiye Committee. Up. m, reception
of delegates devotional exercises, con-
Quoted by Mrs. :. a. Fair, Saiona, Pa.
Music by the choir; Words of welcome
pv Miss Rhone and Rev. &. L. Steck,
Bellefonle; Response, Miss Puella Dorm
bIaser, Mackeyville, Pa; Solo, Miss
Mamie ID. Britt, Wheeling, w. Va +;
witnesses for Jesus" Rev. Z. w.
Helsler, of the Los Angeles Mission,
Cal. Music Collection ; Benediction.
Wednesday, Il. m.-930, Conservation
service, Mrs. Rev. Glodhill, Newport,
Pa; Reading of minutes Reports OF
officers: Unfinished business New bus
iress; Election of officers, etc Music
Missionary Societies and their work."
Miss Blanche L. Dale, Lemont, Pa;
sour Mission in San Francisco" Miss
Mary E. Olewine, Bellefonte, Pa; 1.-The
Jews" Miss M. Kate Furst, Salona,
Pa: Prayer. Wednesday, p. m.-2-
Praise service, conducted by Miss ).
Ohnmacht, Bellefonte, Pa; Opening ex-
ercises, Mrs. Rev. Leisher, McA'lister-
vile, Pa; Reception of delegates from
sister denominations and the w. &. L.
U. /; Music: missions and Temper
ance," Mrs. Rev. Lenhart, Rebersburg,
Pa. "Medical Missionaries" Mrs. DR..
Dunn, Mackeyville, Pa; Education of
the daughters of the church for Mission
work, Mrs. Rey. Gladhill, Newport. Pa;
Music; Question box, Rev. CIV. Leish-
er, McAllisterville, Pa Hymn Bene-
dictiou. Wednesday, D. M 80 open
ing service Voluntary, by the choir ;
Reading of resolutions Address, Rev.
j. c. Zimmerman, York, Pa, (Sec'y
church extension board.) Greetings
from pastors Solo, Mrs. Rev. Faber,
Salona, Pa; Prayer, Benediction.
Rev. l.. l.. Uhl, Guntur India ; Rev.
J. A. ClutZ, Baltimore, Nd, and other
prominent ministers will be present to
address the meetings.
FAIRvIEw .CEMETERY.-A Gard to
the Public At the instance of the Di-
rection of Fairview Cemetery the un.
dersigned Superintendent comes before
the public with the following state
ment and information
A burial place Of ample capacity for
the future, well regulated, has been for
years pressing and growing necessity
in this community. This point is so
that argument or explanation
in the premises are not deemed neces-
sary. The Direction of Fairyiew have,
at heavy expenses, opened to the public
a cemetery which for beauty of loca-
tion, extent, convenient access and
good substantial fencing, is hardly Sec
ond to any other in this part of the
state. Other and continued improve
ments, such as the planting of shade
trees, along the front and principal
drive, the macadamizing of roads, &C.,
are intended, and will be made as soon
and as fast as the funds will permit. The
Rules aud Regulations, it is believed,
while very liberal will fully cover every
contingency and insure the good man.
agement and order of the cemetery.
1t now remains for the public to Sec
ond the work of the Direction, in or
der to insure the success of the entel-
prise, by purchasing family plots. The
pricesof these are as yet very low, in fact
hardly half what they are sold for in
other cemeteries Of this class. For ex-
ample a plot of 10 by IA feet is rated at
81 to $S ; 10 by 90 feet, SO to SIS, ac-
cording to location.
1t is manifest in view of the heavy
expenditures already incurred and of
others soon to follow, that these prices
cannot long remain at the present low
figures, wherefore persons intending to
buy would do we'll to apply soon.
For further information please call
on A. G. MUssER,
Superintendent.
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS. AT a
joint meeting of the st. Johns EV.
Lutheran Chu rch and the officers of
the Lutheran Sunday School, at Mill.
helm, Pa. held Sept. 18th, 1886, the
following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously passed
WHEREAS our efficient organist and esteem
ed sister, Miss Mabel M. MusScr, Is about to
leave our midst to enter Lutheryille Female
Ieesolred that in behalf of the congregation
and Sunday SchOol,we hereby express our deep
appreciation and tender our sincere thanks to
Miss Wusser for her faithful and gratuiUous SER
vices as organist.
ReSolred, that we bear cheerful testimony to
the excellent character and good reputation OF
Miss Musser, and commend her TO the christian
courtesy and kindness OF her future teachers,
schoolmates and associates.
ReSolred, that these proceedings be entered
upon the minutes of the school and Oe publish
nI I'm 1filHpi1) Journal.
OF sent to Miss MuSSer. A. j. HARTER,
i LII. IL HARTMAN. ChairmaN