Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-29
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES.

Sf1hI y IAN ST1O hOF nv To-
The theme selected for the Lords
day morning sermon is The Forward
Looking Church" This will mark the
opening of this years campaign. This
is a subject OF vital interest and a full
attendance is very much desired. Eve
ming. What Is Christ to You?"
Members OF the official board are
urged to be present at the Monday
night sessions. Bring others with you.
These meetings bring us into closer
fellowship.
Tuesday evening the young mems
basketball team will play the team of
the First NJ. f. church. We should
back these boys. They can be a great
help to us in church work.
The Loyal Daughters met at the
home of Misses Alice and Arlie Lynch.
1905 Fort street, and organized a young
ladies' basketball team. We eagerly
look forward to their first game, and
wish them success.
ON Wednesday afternoon. Jan. 26.
the Third District Aid met at the home
Of Mrs. c. l.. Swarmstedt, 2150 State
street. and elected the following Off :
GERS for the ensuing year: President
Mrs. I. y. Hall; secretary, Mrs ]. w.
Stauffer; treasurer Mrs. Walter Cook
There were about 10 in attendance. A
valentine party was planned to he
given during the coming month. Re-
freshments were enjoyed by the party
On Thursday afternoon, Jan. 81, the
Second District Aid met with Mrs H.
G. Patterson, 1907 O'Farrell street, and
elected the following officers; Presi-
dent, Mrs. Nettie Guiser; secretary,
Mrs. Alice Moore: financial secretary,
Mrs. II. g. Patterson; vice president,
Mrs. Southworth: treasurer. Mrs. Bow
en-. At the close of tho meeting at
which there were Is present, delightful
refreshments were served.
On Thursday evening last Mr.. Barker
lea an interesting prayer meeting. Mrs.
A. w Cate will preside next Thursday
evening, Feb. 3. Thus far our work
has been intensive rather than extern
sive. but an increase in regular Mt
tendance is bound to follow.
The choir under the dictatorship Of
L. z. Allumbaugh is doing good work
and proving a great help in the church
services. We have some fine talent in
our own ranks which should be encour-
aged and brought to the front. Mrs.
Joe Farmer will sing Sunday morning
Under the superntendoncy OF j. W.
Stauffer the Bible school Is reaching
higher standard of excellency. With a
growing Bible school backing the pas
tor the future of the church Is bright.
On Wednesday, Feb. 2, at ESQ p. M
the c. w. 3. NJ. will hold their next
meeting at the home of Mrs. l.. E. Al
limbaugh, 1908 North Fourteenth street.
Every woman In the church is request
ed to be present 1t Is our duty to sup
port missions History shows that the
progressive churches are those which
contribute to missionary enterprises. A
strong program is promised.
The C. E. society will discuss as its
topic Sunday evening. Jan. 80 at 6: 80
o'clock, The Missionary Work in In
dia.'
E. c. Cook, principal OF Pierce Park
school, was on the sick list last week.
but has been attending to his school
work this week Mr.. Eschleman of
Tacoma, Wash, has been i'll for almost
a week. Mr. Eschleman has been
great help to us during the short time
he has been among US.
Mr.. Jessup OF Iowa visited his cou-
sins, Dr. and Mrs. II. q. Patterson, last
week. He was enroute to California,
where he will spend the winter
The West District convention will be
held at Nampa Feb. "a, Is and 16. We
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