Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-09-16
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES.

The Merger service is a decided
success. Come at ten and remain
right thru to the close of the ser
mon. 1t is all one service, Bibl,
school and sermon combined. W.
are out by or before twelve.
Miss Amy Williams has been ap
pointed on the corps of supply teach
ers for the school, and begins hel
work next Sunday.
The work of organizing the school
is progressing nicely and the sys.
TEN will be ready to adopt on the
first Sunday in October.
September 26th will be "Declara-
tion Day commemorating the one
hundredth anniversary of the inau-
guration of the Restoration Move
ment' of the nineteenth century.
The sermon that day, following ap-
propriate ceremonies in the Bible
school section, will be upon the Gen
ius of the Christian Church" If
you're not quite sure what the Chris
tian church stands for, you will find
profit in coming that day.
The first Sunday in October will
begin the NEW EPOCH. Watch for
the announcement and look for the
date on the coat of your friends:
CHRISTIAN CHURCH OCT. 81.
That means something. Come and
see.
The program given by the Juniors
last Sunday night was witnessed by
a crowded house and enjoyed by ALL
After the address by Minister Peters,
Mr.. Tiglman White, Mr.. Ellsworth
Coulter and Miss Francis Cochran
were called to the platform and ad-
dressed by their pastor upon the
greatness of the work they are
and presented with the
sincerest love of the church out from
which they go to prepare for their
life work. The scene waslooked up
on thru tear-dimmed eyes. The two
young men went this week to Kim
berlin Heights, Tenn, to enter John
son Bible College to prepare for the
and Miss Cochran went to |
Des Moines, Ia, to enter Drake Uni |
versity to prepare for service on |
The foreign Missionary field, expect
ng to go at the conclusion of her
to assist in that marvellous
work being done by the Christian
Jhurch at Bologne, Congo, Africa, a
thousand miles up the Congo, just
where it crosses the equator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chesser were
ranted letters to unite with the
hurch at Boise to which place they
re removing.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hillerman {
-ere granted letters removing their I
membership to Salida, Col, where G
ley go to make their home in the e
lturel
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Hatfield are
aving this week to reside in Ne
-aska, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. !,
ampbell, recently from Grand juno
on, Colo, have gone to the coast
r the sake of Mrs. Campbell,s
,alth. Fl
Amid the losses, it is a real joy s.
see Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Long in d
a In, / ii
er's absence in the mountains and fl
note the remarkable improvement
sister Longs health. W
Claude Polly, oldest son of Dr. n
d Mrs. Polly, united with the n,
urch by letter from Emmett last w
nday. adding one more to her force n
young men who mean so much to or
e best life of the community.
AS a token of the appreciation for
e services he has rendered the W
BILE school as its superintendent, pc
ite a handsome purse of money ~
S presented to Mr.. Ellsworth tn
utter Sunday evening by the mem la
rs of the church. De
rhe contract for installing the
lting system in the Minister'S hi
me has been let by the Official ma
ard to the local firm of CLANCY & az
lers, and it is expected that Fo
oke will be issuing from the flues On
ore many weeks. fo,
dr. Snowberger has been given er
job of placing the foundation un-
; the parsonage, and he expects
be at work next week ed
dr. Hutton has finished painting fro
pastors home anu the differ MI
e is easy TO be seen. fin
md all that is enough to let you the
wv that we are doing things on fai
corner. David Cary Peters, Wi
Minister the