Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-11-08
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH NEWS
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T. Commencing Sunday next and I'M
til finished, Mr.. Wood will deliver
series OF addresses at the evening
services on the History and Princi-
pies Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church" In these addresses he
will explain away the many objec-
tons raised by some to the set forms
OF prayer and praise as contained in
the Book Of Common Prayer, tracing
the beautiful services Of the Episco.
pal Church back to the Apostolic
ages and giving interesting quota
tons from the utterances of many
prominent Ministers of other denomi-
nations approving and commendinx
the Book Of Common Prayer. Among
the subjects will be- 1.-THE early
British. period of the Church, the
Saxon Period; the- Medieval Period
the Reformation Period; the esrly
days Of the Episcopal Church I'M
America; the doctrine; the belief
In the Holy Catholic Church and
descent Of Christ into He'll as set
set forth in the Apostles Creed; the
government Of the Church; confirma-
ton, worship, ministerial dress, what
the Episcopal Church stands for:
Church authority; Past versus the
Present and Church membership.
These addresses should prove Of
great interest to those who are N 1t
FULLY acquainted with the services of
the Church and give them an o,,por-
tunity to Judge for themselves v beth
ier or not the Episcopal Chmrs III is
endeavoring to carry out the teach
ings Of the Apostles.
A hearty invitation Is given to the
public to attend the service and
hear these addresses.
At the evening service ON Sunday
the orchestra will play the Offerto-
ry selection. AT all the a.rvi ces we
have special music.
Two new members were ad mitted
to the Junior Girls Club on II ,esday
and the painting class was orgs unized
or the month. Some very bea utiful
pillow tops were commenced and by
the end OF the course Of this class
We shall have some very pretty
work to exhibit. Those who are ia
King up sewing are making good
progress and are being allotted work
for the coming month.
The monthly business meeting Of
The Young Ladies Club was held
1t the Rectory and tho the weather
was far from favorable, fourteen
members answered the roll call
The total returns were made for the
halloween Party and 1t was found
hat the sum raised was $91. 80. of
Which $lO was authorized paid as
expenses of the party, leaving about
40 clear profit. It was voted that
fifty dollars Of this amount should
'e devoted to Sunday School work:
I've dollars to the Junior Girls Club
md the remainder placed to the
redit OF the Club as a working
und. Miss douglas and Miss Often
elmer rendered their designations
s members Of the Club, owing to
he tact that they are leaving the
ity In the near future, to take up
uties elsewhere and We regret very
luch, losing our secretary and trea-
urer who have done faithful work
uring the time they have been in
rice, Miss Mellen was elected
'easurer in place of Miss Often
elmer, and Miss Bennett, to mil
le vacancy caused by the resigna-
on OF Miss Douglass, both appoint
tents having been unanimous. The
resident, Miss Jane Tucker. thank
/ the retiring officials for their
'yal services and wished them God
'eed. Both were made honorary
embers and We anticipate the I
easure OF many future visits from
lese young ladies'. One new mem
Or was accepted and we hope soon
have quite a number more for Sc b
ction- The details Of the perform =
ice to be given In the Opera
ouse in the near future, were dis
Used and committee Of three to
Ike the matter UP at once, was ap-
'inted BY the president. In the
ay which is full OF comedy from
art to finish, there will be about
'enfy-three characters. Further
'nouncements of this event will be
ade next week when date and final
ans have been completed.
We enrolled three new members in
r sunday School last Sunday and
ght children proved members Of the
'iscopal Sunday school and were
'arded their Certificates Of Member
Up. We much regret the loss Of
r infant class teacher, Miss Doug