Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-04-04
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
News Items


Palm Sunday April 9TH. celebra-
ton of Holy Communion at II a. NJ
service. Archdeacon Stoy will Off
ciate assisted by Mr.. Wood. Special
music for the morning service will
include a prelude by the Orchestra,
and "The Palms" by Jules Faure by
the choir The evening service COM
mencing 1880, orchestral selection
and cornet solo by Mr.. Anderson.
Good Friday, Apr 10th commenc ne
at 8 D. m. there will be a special
service with appropriate music by
the orchestra. Calvary" by Chas H..
Gabriel and the STORY of the Cross
py T. C. Lewis, by the choir, with a
short address by Rev. A. l.. Wood.
Easter Sunday, April 18th services
will be held at IL a. m. and at p.
m. The musical program for the
morning service will be announced
n next weeks issue. The evening
service will be devoted to a Child
ren g Celebration. The music Will De
Under the direction OF Professor
Caldwell. "The Dawn Immortal
will be rendered by the Sunday
school children and various ins,ru-
mental numbers will be rendered.
A very hearty invitation is ex-
tended to the public to attend these
special services.
Commencing Easter Sunday even
ing the services In our church will
begin at D. m. instead OF 1880 as
heretofore. On Sunday there will be
celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion at the IL o'clock service.
We had a surprise visit last Sun
day evening from Edward Ander-
son who kindly assisted in the orch~s.
ira and service. He rendered a
beautiful selection on the flute which
was very much appreciated by the
congregation. Mr. Anderson Is
fine musician and a hearty welcome
will always be his when In our
ity from the members OF our church.
Monday evening the Trustees OF
he Church met in monthly session
{ the res dence of Mr.. Beach. The
4 treasurer presented the report for
he year ending March 31st, which
shows the work accomplished finan-
! ally by the Trustees during the
past 5 months, which Is most en-
couraging considering the many diff
iiculties that have had to be sur
The records in all branch .
Of the church work show a gradual IL.
crease and the future OF the church
IN Mountain Home looks exceptionally
bright. The Trustees hope shortly
10 ra Sc the old debt on the side
walk and a movement to that end
$ now under way, which when &C.
will leave the church free
If debt and In position to launch
'orth in other directions. Mrs. Beach
served a very dainty luncheon which
included some fine radishes raised
~ Mr.. Beach and for which he re-
,eiyed hearty congratulations upon
lis early product.
Monday afternoon next the Junior
hrls Club will hoold their monthly
Business meeting at the Club Rooms
Immediately after school. A full at
enhance is desired.
A second Confirmation Is now be-
ng formed and seven CANDIDA es
rom our Young people have ex-
PRESSED desire to be confirmed. We
hall be glad to hear of any more
Who are anxious to take upon them
elves the responsibilities of church
membership.
Wednesday evening the Young La.
lies Club held their monthly bust
less meeting with full attendance.
The rooms were crowded and Great
redit is due to this energetic or
for the splendid work
hey have accomplish d during the
'ast seven months. Three new
nembers were proposed and accept
d. Plans were discussed and ar
angements made for future work,
INTO which all entered with great en-
husiasm.
We are indebted to Mr.. Hackney,
ditor of the New Time for his
ind thought In donating current
opies of the National Geographic
iagazine'' to the Reading Room of
'ur Clubs.
The Ladies Guild met with Mrs.
Wilkins Thursday afternoon. Like
he other branches of the work the
fuild has performed its part far be-
oud what We could have wished or
leslred and great credit is due to
his band of workers for their loyal