Histoire du synode évangélique luthérien de Pennsylvanie, avec un manuel d'actualité de l'église évangélique luthérienne, de son ascendance, de son origine et de son développement . complaisantée par la congrégation dans l'anscast, une mention spéciale devrait être faite des services rendus par l'école du dimanche et la Société d'aide aux femmes. L'école du dimanche a fourni un champ de formation chrétienne et d'activité pour un grand nombre d'adultes en capacité d'officiers et d'enseignants. En elle, les enfants de la congrégation ont été enseignés la parole de Dieu et de lui l'église a dessiné 689 SOMERSET CONFERENC

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History of the Alleghany Evangelical Lutheran synod of Pennsylvania, together with a topical handbook of the Evangelical Lutheran church, its ancestry, origin and development . complished by the congregation in the yearspast, special mention should be made of the services renderedby the Sunday school and the Ladies Aid Society. The Sunday school has furnished a field of Christian trainingand activity for a large number of adults in the capacity ofofficers and teachers. In it the children of the congregation havebeen taught the word of God and from it the church has drawn 689 SOMERSET CONFERENCE its communicant membership, in a large measure, from year toyear. The Ladies Aid Society has been from its organization a mostactive and helpful arm of the church. At the time the societywas organized, in 1898, there was a debt of $900 on the firstparsonage, and the society at once set to work in an effort tocancel the obligation and in due process of time accomplishedthe work taken in hand. When the erection of the present church edifice was deter-mined upon, the society assumed the cost of the lot ($1, 500), and one of the large memorial windows at a cost of $180. And. MRS. M. K. PIPER AND DAUGHTER PEARL, LILLY, PA.Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Piper, members since 1888, are both alike active and prominentin its affairs. The above picture was taken prior to the marriage of their daughterto the Rev. J. Wm. McCauley, Salem, Va. later, when the church was dedicated, the society pledged $1, 000.When these pledges had been fulfilled, there were unpaid sub-scriptions to the amount of $826.67, and this additional amountthe society assumed and paid over to the treasurer of the church.Recently—fall of 1915—the society concluded to carry out anambition of years standing, i.e., the erection of a neat, substan-tial rustic stone fence about the church property; and althoughthe work was begun with less than $200 in the treasury, andcompleted at a cost of $900, there is at the present time less tha

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