PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH EMPLOYES
ASSISTANT FOR STUDENT WORK
Miss Moody has been prominent in
The local church has over 200
People in its various organizations and Miss Moody will have over
Sketch and direction of all young people's activities. She will personally
Teach the large group of university women who are enrolled in the special university Bible study course,
Extensive plans have been formulated
For an effective contribution to the
Education and social life of the students. Miss Moody's residence is at
722 Lynn Avenue. She is at the service of university students at all times.
LARGE CONCOURSE ATTENDS
FUNERAL OF MRS. P. H. TEARE
The funeral of Mrs. P. H. Teare
Was held Friday afternoon at the
Methodist church and was attended
By a large concourse of friends from
Moscow and from the Cornwall district, where the deceased lived for
More than 30 years.
Miss Margaret Mylrea was born on
The Isle of Man, England, August 25,
1856. After her arrival in Moscow she
Was united in marriage to P. H. Teare
And for thirty years
Farm near Moscow. Two years ago
Mr. Teare moved to Dlh
(man, Wash., near Spokane, thinking
The change in the climate would benefit Mr. Teare's health. A son Mylrea
Teare lives on the home place near
Moscow. A daughter lives in Canada.
Both children were born and reared
Here and by her were present at the
Funeral. Early in life Mrs. Teare became  A Christian and united with the Methodist church. She passed away at their home at Dishman, October 1, 1922. Short services were held at Spald remains brought to Moscow. Rev. J. O. Hawk, assisted by Rev. 