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Frontier and Foreign Missionary Society of the United Brethren in
Christ.
OFFICERS
AND MEMBERS.
Bishop
Milton Wright, D. D., President; Bishop H. T. Barnaby, D. D., Halleck
Floyd, D. D., William Dillon, D. D., vice-presidents; Rev. H. J.
Becker, Corresponding Secretary; M. F. Keiter, D. D., Treasurer; J. K.
Alwood, D. D., C. H. Kiracofe, D. D., Rev. I. M. Tharp, Rev. D. B.
Sherk, Rev. Wm. Miller, Rev. C. Bender, Robert Montgomery.
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
M.
Wright, C. H. Kiracofe, H. J. Becker, M. F. Keiter, Wm. Miller.
CHURCH
ERECTION.
The
Executive Committee of the Parent Board of Missions are the officers
of the Church Erection Society. All business connected with the Board
of Missions, or the Church Erection should be addressed to the
Corresponding secretary at No. 1618 West Second Street, Dayton. Ohio. |
TRACTS
AND HELPS.
Send
us a one-cent stamp and get the tract on "Christian Giving."
Pastors
desiring helps to raise money on their fields, can secure them through
the publishing agent. For prices, see Conservator, or write the
secretary of the Parent Board.
Address
us for good books on missions. We are ready to give advice as to the
best missionary literature published.
We
keep on hand Self-denial and Missionary Envelopes for the regular
collections. They are furnished free.
TO
PRESIDING ELDERS, PASTORS AND PEOPLE.
Dear
Brethren: We do most urgently request you to immediately send
us a club of subscribers for The
Missionary Monthly. See Rates Below. If you are not taking it,
send for a sample copy and make a canvass for us at once, We are not
able to offer large inducements to remunerate you, but the good which
will come to our cause will amply reward all who love to see the
church "prosper in strengthening her missions and in extending
their lines into unoccupied territory. Please send early. Those
desiring the first and second numbers of the Monthly
should so state it with each order.
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The
Missionary Monthly.
The
Missionary Monthly is published by the Home Frontier and
Foreign Missionary Society and The Woman's Missionary Association, of
the United Brethren in Christ and is devoted to the dissemination of
missionary information among the United Brethren in Christ at Home and
Abroad. Also to herald the glad tidings of the extension of the
kingdom of the Redeemer throughout the world.
Price,
single copy, 50 cents. In clubs of ten, one copy free.
Any
persons sending us a club of five will be allowed 25 cents on price of
magazine.
Address
all orders and monies to The
Missionary Monthly, No. 1618 West Second St., or No. 119 North
Summit St., Dayton, Ohio.
N.
B. We will not be responsible for money sent except by express, money
order, or draft.
Contributions
for the Monthly should
be sent to the departments for which they are intended and addressed
to the respective editors of these departments. |
Our
Publications.
The
Christian Conservator, a 20 page religious weekly, devoted to
the interests of the United Brethren Church and Moral Reform. An
excellent home paper always containing reading of the most interesting
character. $1.50 a year, in advance.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL
LITERATURE.
Precious
Gems, a four-page semi-monthly paper, containing the very best
of reading for both old and young, 10 or more 22 cents per copy, per
year.
Cheerful
Hours, semi-monthly, same style and price as Precious Gems. So
arranged that you can have a different paper every Sunday.
Our
Wee Ones, (weekly) devoted to the little folks, in which the
lessons are made exceptionally plain. 5 or more, 20 cents per copy,
per year.
Our
Lesson Quarterly, 32 pages and so arranged that the lessons are
made exceptionally plain. 10 or more copies, 10 cents per copy, per
year.
Our
Intermediate Quarterly, 32 pages, for scholars from eight to
twelve. 5 copies one year, 40 cents.
Our
Teacher's Quarterly, 64 pages. is considered the most complete
teacher published, Single copy, 40 cents a year.
Our
Practical Commentary, having the lessons for the entire year,
nicely bound in cloth, 50 cents a year.
M.
F. KEITER, Publisher
112
South Broadway, - - - DAYTON, OHIO.
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Missionary Helps, Tracts and Leaflets. |
Mrs. Gray's Opportunities
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12
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Cents
each |
Per
doz. |
How it Paid
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How shall
Branch and Local Missionary organizations be conducted so as to awaken
a general interest in
missions?.......................................... |
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The Responsibility of Not Doing
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Heathen
Claims and Christian Duty............... |
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Alphabetical Roll Call
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10
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Christian
Giving or Divine Rule of Beneficence |
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25 |
Trifling With a Great Trust
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A Glimpse
of the Field Open for Missionary
Work................................................ |
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A Mute Appeal in Behalf of Foreign
Missions
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10
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Constitution
and Helps |
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Constitutions
and helps, blanks for secretaries, and treasurer's reports, free.
Mite-boxes and Blessing boxes 2 cents apiece or 10 cents per dozen.
Address all orders to
Mrs.
A. R. Kiracofe.
119
North Summit Sreet, Dayton, Ohio.
Trustees
and Officers of the Woman's Missionary Association.
President—Miss M. M. Titus, Charlotte, Mich.
First
Vice-President—Mrs. Belle Mosier, Hartsville, Ind.
Second
Vice-President—Miss Lizzie Long, German-town, Ohio.
Third
Vice-President—Mrs. H. L. Conner, Germantown, Ohio.
Corresponding
Secretary and Treasurer—Mrs. A. R. Kiracofe, M. A., Dayton, Ohio.
Recording
Secretary—Miss Eva. B. Keiter, Dayton,
Ohio. . . .
Trustees
Only—Mrs. Agnes Swank, Dayton Ohio; Miss
Sophia Zehring, Germantown, Ohio; Mrs. Lillie Tweedy,
Dublin, Ind.
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Blanks for
Treasurers and Secretaries |
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Parliamentary
Leaflets |
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Mite and
Blessing Boxes............................ |
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10 |
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Our
Suffering Sisters.................................. |
2 |
10 |
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The Women
of Korea............................... |
2 |
10 |
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Chinese
Women........................................ |
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10 |
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Indian
Women, The.................................. |
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Mother in
Mormondom, A........................ |
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15 |
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Mountain
Whites...................................... |
2 |
15 |
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Mountain
People of the South.................. |
3 |
20 |
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Mrs.
Pickett's Missionary Box.................. |
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15 |
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Prayer and
Missions.................................. |
2 |
25 |
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Thanksgiving Ann.................................... |
2 |
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Relation of Home Mission Work to the World's
Evangelization..................... |
3 |
20 |
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A Call to Young Women........................... |
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