Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-16
NOTES..

Snday morning the minister OF
ae church will preach having for
ms subject, "The Unrecorded Years. "
IN the evening there will be a song
accyice. and Mr.. McCombe will preaol
having for his subject, "The Great
! American" This discourse will be
Interesting to ALL The members OF
-no First Baptist Church are en-
.eayorlng to make these services of
yr5fit to the general public. The
house is comfortable, the seats are
t.e and you are welcome TO all the
14vantages of these services.
The Junior b. Y. P. U. last Sabbath
ooning gave an interesting hour
Ia many pleasing comments have
Deen heard during the week, regard
.lg the work Of the boys and girls.
such training as was manifested by
ae children Sunday evening gives
evidence of a strong manhood ana
a pure womanhood. The Juniors
are determined to greater work than
ever.
The Baraca Bible Glass still con-
lLnues to do good work and young
men are finding the place where
the best of fellowship may be had.
All young men are invited to join
them any Sabbath morning in Bar
aca Hall.
The men of the Baptist Church
have formed a Brotherhood and are
officered as follows:
President. NJ. Lyon.
Vice President-Frank Stanton.
Secretary-C. w, Lawrence.
Assistant sec.-E. w. Parks.
Treas.-H. H. Denham.
The committees are to be ap-
pointed at the next meeting which
will occur Feb. 26, at 1880 p. m.
The Ladies Aid gave a successful
3arty at the church Tuesday evening.
This energetic body are doing things
and are to be commended for the
energy displayed in bringing the
work of the church up to high
standard.
The Church in study Wednesday
evenings opens up the Scriptures
and the Christ Life is being realized
more than ever. All are invited
10 this service. Last Wednesday ev-
ming the Parable of the. Virgins
was studied
We have just heard of a new de-
nomination. It is composed of those
who do not go to church at all. They
are called Seventh Day Absentists."
William ]. Bryan says, Il am so
'eeply indebted to religion that Il
eel a responsibility for giving tes-
imony in it's favor. | became al
member of the church at the age of
fourteen. ! had a period of doubt
when at the university; and in the
recollection of that time l often
thank the Lord that 1 had Joined
he church before, as otherwise /
might not today be a church men,
Der. Before l visited the mission
stations on a tour around the world,
l had the interest Of an average
Christian in foreign missions, put
I feel more than that now, and my
-bject now is to raise the missionary
temperature of those that hear me-"
A Baptist University of Oklahoma
has been established at Shawnee,
forty miles from the capital. Sixty
acres Of land and 100000 were Civ
en- by the citizens OF the place. An
building costing $780,
900 will be erected at once and will
be ready for use in September, 1911. |
Two dormitories win also be ready
for students at the same time. Doc
tor George w. Truett of Dallas, Tex
as, win deliver the address at the
laying Of the corner stone of the
administration building on Feb. 29,
1911.
Did you attend church last Sab
bath? If not why not? Better make
your plans to come yourself and
bring the family. You win enjoy it.