Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES.

Last weeks notes spoke of the
probability of the minister and his
family spending two months in Los
Angeles, and this week it is definitely
decide that that will be done. They
viii leave Payette about October 10th
for California. The minister will
spend the time in eyangelistie ser
vices for the Broadway church, and
Mrs. Peters will spend the time in an
effort to recuperate health. The
services of the Payette church viii
go on just the same in their absence
as when they are here. All phases
of the work are arranged for, and
I it is hoped and sincerely desired that
every member of the congregation
will give that same loyal and faith
full support to the work of the
church during the minister's absence
that has been so uniformally given
during his presence. He expects to
resume his duties with the church
here at the end of the two months,
and with a considerable addition TO
the store Of energy lor these duties.
Miss Ina Scriynor oGc II the now
tca,hsrs in the Payette schofs, is
a M Aber OF the church a Merid an
and has Loyalty i1eatilied le.sel- viii
the W =: Of the church h2re. Miss
Ser: Le- will be a pleasing addition to
the circle of young people in the con-
gregation.
MIR. and Mrs. J. d. Jeffries, after
an absence of nearly five years, most
of which time has been spent in
and near Boise, have returned to
make their home in Payette and are
welcomed by a large circle of friends
Miss Bertha Sloneker has gone to
Washington county where she viii
teach school this winter. Miss Ber-
tha mas been one of the most iaith-
ful and helpful of the young people OF
the church and her absence from
their activities will be felt.
Miss Francis Cochran. our volun-
teer for the foreign mission field
who spent last year studying in Drake
University at Des Moines. Ia, and
VINO has spent this last summer with
her mother in Canada, writes from
Grand Forks, B. c. that she is en-
route to Drake to resume her stud
les for another year. She seems well
and in high hope for the future oil
her life calling.
Tighlman White, our preacher stud
ent. who has spent three years at
Johnson's Bible College, Kimberlin
Heights, Tenn, and who has held
a pastorate, his first one, at Roches'
ter. Ky. this summer, has returned
to the college for his last year OF
school work. We are justly proud
of these two young people who have
dedicated their lives to thegreatest
work, in the world, and we wish for
them both a full measure of success
and happiness in their calling.
The country Bible training class ms
this week on Thursday evening with
MIR. and Mrs ]. A. White. The last
word from the National Teacher
Training Supt., is to the effect that
there are now 2OS,OOO people en-
rolled in classes studying Moninger's
Training for Service" the text
book used by all of the classes con-
nected with this church, OF course
that number does not include the
people who are studying various 9th
er text books. That tremendous
growth is the result Of three years
work.
Mrs. Chaplin, assisted by Mrs.
Soule. On Saturday afternoon VIII give
at the formers home a social for
the Junior children of the church
The series OF sermons on The
Humanity Of Jesus" aroused sreh
wild espread interest, and seemed SO
helpful 70 the people who heard
them. that the minister has been
encouraged to undertake another rath-
er lengthy series upon THE Social
/ Teachings OF Jesus. and great deal
of work has been done upon the
series, but the contemplated trip
to California will neeessitate pcs
poning the delivery OF them until
about the first OF next year. when
It is hoped to make them run
through several months on Sunday
evenings.
Mrs. Maxfieid and Miss Ellen re-
turned last Sunday afternoon from
two months visit with relatives in
/ Nebraska and Kansas,
Mr. !. W, Morley Of the Y. NJ, c.
A. has very kindly consented to teach
the ''Tecolote'' Bible class OF young
men in this school during the alb
! samoa of tho regular teacher