Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-19
Additional Church News

The interesting and instructive con-
test in the Sunday school under the
plan of trip around the world, will
close next Sunday. The losing side
will then entertain the winners. The
school is greatly indebted to Mr.. NJ. D.
Dobson for the able manner in which
he has conducted this campaign and to
Mr.. w H. Eddy and Mrs. Olive Goss
for their faithful services as captains.
There should be large attendance
these last two Sundays as they may
determine the issues OF the contest.
William Lomax will speak at the
Katherine mission Sunday evening at
7:30. On the first Sunday evening in
March a gospel team will begin a series
of meetings at this point The pastor
will preach each evening during the
week following.
The presence of every member Of
the church is needed at our mid-week
service on Thursday evening. We
have already considered, THE Ripen-
ing of the Harvest" and THE Locating
of the Harvest" This week the sub
ject will be, "Reaping the Harvest"
Bring some one with you.
B. Y. p. U. at 6:15 Sunday evening.
A topic of great practical value. How
to Put the Bible into Life" Miss Ruth
Dunlap, leader. A cordial welcome to
all.
The teachers will meet for the study
of the lesson al the parsonage on
Tuesday evening at 80.
Remember the series Of fourteen SER
mons on the book of Revelation to
commence Sunday morning March 10
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES.
There will be three special services
this Sunday. The pastor will conduct
the annual Francis e Willard Memoir
ial services which will be held under
the auspices Of the Central Women's
Christian Temperance Union. Like
A abraham Lincoln, Francis e. Willard
was one of the worlds great benefact-
ors.
Frank r. Ellington, northwest field
| secretary viii be with US At o'clock
there will be workers conference
which everyone interested in church
and Sunday school work are cordially
invited at attend. Mr.. Ellington will
occupy the pulpit at the evening ser
vice. He will speak on the subject of
Church Efficiency" Mr. Ellington
is one of the st-known men in our
brotherhood. Let us show him that
we appreciate his services.
There will be a board meeting Mon
day night as usual. r. f. Knapp was
elected chairman of the board at the
last session.
The meeting of the General Aid at
the home of Mrs. w. w. Burns,
Wednesday, Feb. 10, was well attend
ed, there being 40 present. At the
close of an interesting session delight
full refreshments were served
A number of our members were in
attendance at the west district con-
vention held at Nampa, Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday. The Nampa
brethren deserve a vote of thanks for
their hospitality to the delegates.
We are having a fine attendance at
our midweek prayer meeting. j. l..
Thompson will be the leader Thursday
evening, Feb. "a.
On Tuesday evening a valentine
party was held at the home of Mrs. c.
L. Swormstedt The party was well
attended, and fine chicken dinner
was served. DIR. Barnes and Mrs.
Cartee Wood of Emmett were among
those present
The ll-day meeting OF prayer for
missions of the Inter Church Council
of Women will be held in the Christian
church Friday, Feb %. The meeting
will open at 9:15 a. m. A fine program
has been prepared, and 1t is hoped
there will be a large attendance Bring
your lunch and come prepared to enjoy
the social hour at noon.
On Wednesday, Feb. %, all the dis
tricts of the aid will observe calling
day
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