Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-23
NOTES.

Next Sabbath morning the ministe
will preach from the subject, "Con
tending for the Faith" The Officers
and members of the First Baptist
Church earnestly invite you to the
services and will do all in their pow
er to make you feel at home. II
YOU are a stranger in the city you
will be made doubly welcome.
In the evening at seven thirty o.
clock there will be an interesting
service conducted by the Baraca
class. This is to be the beginning
Of an annual Baraca Night. Mr.. Ed
win Mckee of the local Y. NJ. c. A.
will deliver the address of the even
ing. Mr.. Mckee is a graduate OF
the College at McMinnville and will
give a message that is worth hear
ing. Do not miss this opportunity.
At this service there will be special
music furnished by The Philatheas.
This IS tc be a red letter day at the
First Baptist church and everybody
is invited to attend. All seats are
free.
The Rev. w. H. Bowler of Boise
vas a welcome guest at the parson-
lge last week.
The mid-week service is growing in
interest and numbers, if you enjoy
Bible Study this service belongs to
you.
Kansas Baptists expended s14,4S4-
A on State Missions last year. The
lark is now set at s2O,0OOOO.
"The proper way to check sander
s to despise it; attempt to over
axe it and refute it, and it will out
run you"
Doctor C. c. Brown has just closed
lis 36th year as pastor of the First
BAPTIST Church at Sumner, S. C.
1t is said that more than 10000
annibals on the south coast Of
British New Guinea are now able
o read to read the Gospels of Math-
w and John through the work of
he British and Foreign Bible Soci-
ETY..
Wanted-Any young man not con-
ected with a Sunday school class
nd who desires to study the Bible
md find best friends to apply at
}araca Hall next Sabbath morning
1t 10 o'clock sharp.
Justice Hughes of the Supreme
Court of the U. S. A. says: "WeI
iced something more than the grow
1g sentiment of brotherhood, some
hing more than the recognition o
)ur mutual dependence essential as
hey are, To the tasks OF democracy
he best thought and the most un-
elfish effort of educated America
must be dedicated. To the men of
Intellectual power of trained ability,
Of acumen and foresight. we must
ook for something more than exhibit
ions of shrewdness and skill in
he management of their individual
concerns, for something more than
proficiency in the promotion and con
luct of enterprise. From them wei
nave a right to expect unwavering
oyalty to the cause of self govern |
aent and a pride in unselfish public
eryice transcending the prize o
Individual achievement. DemccTa VI
annOt control itself by power or
lold itself in check by force. Its
victories must reflect the conquests
ilready won in the individual life
md it viii prosper only through
ne discipline of virtue, the common
lppreciation of justice and the will
ingness of its members to devote
themselves to the public veal"
The Missionary Society met at the
Jarsonage Thursday afternoon.
The Philathea Bible Class will
have a meeting in the Philathea par
'ors. Friday evening at seven-thirty.
Don't he a Sunday school wheel
larrow to be pushed along, but b
IN engine and get up your own steam
and make things go.
Forecast for Sabbath, Feb 26.-I
Pleasant weather good to go to
;hurch. viii not hurt the family to
attend the services. Better plan to
20.
when anyone has offended me, Il
ry to raise my soul so high that tn
oifence cannot reach it" says Des
artes.
For Sale-Twenty acres of choice
ruit land, now in alfalfa Improved.
bargain, reasonable terms, good
and, fine location. Address Box
597, Payette, Idaho.