Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-05-30
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH NEWS

| gwen uHuer the uirectiOn Oh FTolts-
sor Caldwell who will be assisted by
the orchestra with instrumental sci
ections, the choir in anthems, solos
duets, etc., together with a quartet
consisting OF male voices.
1t will be one of the best programs
ever arranged in the Episcopal Church
and hearty invitation is issued to
the public to attend. The service will
commence promptly at s P. M. and
will take the place of the usual eV-
ening prayer service.
| Programs will be issued and distri'
buted as soon as the full list Is COM
pleted
| The Church will be found cool and
comfortable during the hot weather
for the Ladies Guild has arranged
for splendid ventilation which with the
aid of electric fans will prove a great
blessing to all who care to attend our
services.
The service on Sunday morning com.
mences at 1900 followed by Sunday
School at 1915.
Monday last the board of trustees
met in monthly session at the club
rooms. The treasurer made verbal
report of the splendid assistance ac-
l
corded us by the people of Mountain
Home in donating a sum sufficient
to clear off the old debt on the side
walk. This debt has been outstand-
ing for about four years and We are
| indeed glad to have been able to
clear it off. The financial standing
and general outlook for future success
of our undertakings Is exceptionally
bright. The members of the church
ARE to be congratulated upon their
loyal support during the short period
in which regular services have been
held in Mountain Home after a lapse
of over year without a permanent
minister.
Resolutions of thanks were adopt
ed and ordered forward to the Ladies
Guild and Mr.. George Jacobson for
special services rendered to the church
in various ways during the past few
months.
The board increased it's membership
to seven electing Messrs. Stanton
Park and George jacobson to serve
as trustees.
The Camp Fire Patrol of the Junior
Girls Club met Monday. Quite
a number of girls have BEEN enrolled
and arrangements will be made for
hikes during the summer months.
A Board of ADV sers is to be appoint
ed to help with the government of
the patrol affairs, to consist of ladies
resident in Mountain Home who will
give a part of their time to help this
branch of our work along.
Uniforms will be worn by the girls
and distinctive badges will be worn
to denote rank and qualifications of
each member.
Miss Emma Galloway has been APP
pointed Patrol Leader for troop "a"
and two other Patrols "B and &C"
will elect their leaders next Monday
afternoon. The club will meet at 2:30
P. M. in the future,
The members are enthusiastic over
the new plans and good time is in
store for the young girls who are
taking up this work. Business COM
munications or information as to mem
bership should be made to the ''Pat-
rol Leader or Patrol Secretary,
June Evans.
The Young Ladies Club met on
last Wednesday afternoon at the Club
House and arrangements We're made
for future work Among other plans
it is the intention of the members
to give an ice cream social next We'd
nesday evening at the Club.
This splendid organization has had
great success and has been a power
for good among the young people Of
our church. With the help of the
people success has attained their ev-
cry effort and We are looking for
ward to seeing them continue the
good work already commenced
The Ladies' Guild met with Mrs.
Ticknor on Thursday afternoon. We
are indebted to the Guild for the
screens on the windows and doors of
the church which will add greatly to
the comfort of those who come to wor.
ship in Gods House during the CON-
ing months.
A special business meeting of the
Boys Club will be held next Friday
and arrangements made for the sum-
mer work. Members are urged to be
present on this occasion and take
a part in forming the plans Of oper-.
alton.