The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-01-26
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
9th and Albany st.
William Mol Case, Minister.

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Graded Sunday School, Prof.
Paul Murphy, Supt. ...... 1880 a. m
Now is the time for you who are not
attending any Sunday School to come
and enroll with us for new classes
are being formed and the whole
school is being thoroughly standard
lied. Not the biggest but the best
is our motto and all who want Ell
fciency in religious education Will
find in our school an increasing
source of profit in learning the best
in order to do better" Start this Sun
day.
Morning worship ...... 1880 a. m
"Men and Religion Forward Move
ment." This will be the theme for the
address of the morning. Every man
in the congregation and older boy is
being urged not to fail of attendance
at this hour. Every man in the COM
munity, having no church home or
interested in this great movement
that is sweeping Our land is most cor
daily invited to join with us at this
time.
Special Features.
Male quartet: Arthur Binford, LIST
tenor; Arthur Conover, I'd tenor;
RAYMOND Price, baritone; Paul Muir
ply, basso.
Also: A "Men and Religion For
ward hymn, written by one of Our
own men, D. F. Banks, and set to the
old familiar wartime tune, Tramp,
tramp, tramp, the boys are marching,
will be sung by the men and congre-
CATION at the close of the address. The
Men and Religion Movement is call
to battle for private and corporate
righteousness. May the men of Cald-
we'll not wait to be drafted but may
we send more than our quota of vol
unteers to the Recruiting convention
at Boise, Feb. 1915.
God give us men!
Men who never shamed their mothers,
Men who never fail their brothers,
True, however false are others,
Give us men. l say again:
God give US men!"
Christian Endeavor society: topic,
"The Foreign Missionary whose life
has most inspired me-" 2 Cor. 5:l4
20. A theme of especial interest to
young people. Let them come. Time
2:30 p. m.
Evening worship: 7:3O p. m. At this
hour will occur the public
Installation
by the Presbytery of Boise of the pas
tor elect, William Moll Case.
The sermon will be preached by the
friend and classmate of the pastor
elect, Gordon Randolph Houston, whc
will be installed pastor of The Firs
Presbyterian church of Nampa. Ida.
on Tuesday evening. Jan. 80.
The charge to the people will bt
given by Rev. Edward N, Murphy Of
Boise and to the pastor by the Re,
David Clemens, former pastor O
the church here. The moderator G
the Presbytery. Rev. T. K Hunter
will preside and PROFOUND the const
tutional questions.
Special musical features will b.
the rendering by the choir under thu
direction of Mrs. F. F. Beale of "Da,
is dying in the West" The musica
setting is by Frederic Fleming Beal
and is deservedly popular. The of
feratory solo will be sung by Mrs
William Moll Case.
Members of the congregation ant
interested friends are especially in
vited.
Wednesday afternoon at the HON
of Mrs. Groome, at the corner Of l0tl
and Belmont, the Missionary sucier.
will hold its monthly meeting. Char
E in the mission study boof and Il,
interesting meeting is assured.
Thursday, 7:30 p m. mid-week ser
vice. THE wise men led by the star,
Matt. 2. At the close of the hour IT,
Christian Endeavors will hold an i'm
portant business meeting The ne>
president has new plans and idea
which require every member to b
present, Let no one fail.