Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-25
MMANUEL METHODIST.

On sunday night at 1880 the pastor
Will give an address on Shall We Play
cards" An Iowa doctor, champion
whist player and president Of the local
Whist club, heard Mr.. Aldrich speak on
this question and said, What he saws
about cards is unquestionably true"
You will hear fair, candid discussion
OF the question. The chorus choir will
sing, Crossing the Bar" by Barnby.
The Sunday school session will be held
at 10 o'clock and at 11:15 the pastor
Will preach the first of a series of
three sermons on Hebrews xii. l. the
choir will sing am anthem, 20, Give
Thanks" by Heyser.
The union Thanksgiving services for
the north side of the city will be held
at Emmanuel church Thursday morning
at 1880. The Rev. ]. George Cunning
ham, pastor of the United Presbyterian
church, will preach the annual sermon.
The choir Of Emmanuel church will fur
nish special music. The offering will
be turned over to the united charities
of Boise.
At the prayer meeting last Thursday
night the pastor declared his intention
of trying an innovation in Connection
with that service. Beginning next
Thursday night the first Is minutes
will be spent in talking over the needs
of the parish and community, then will
follow a prayer service to continue aas
many minutes as there are persons
present; the remainder of the evening
to be spent in social ministries under
direction of the pastor and the stew
ards.
Mrs. c. e. Leonard will lead the Ep-
worth League devotional meeting at
G:3O Sunday night. The subject is
Cause for Special Thanksgiving"
There will be no meeting of the Ju-
Nor Epworth League next Thursday on
account of its being Thanksgiving day.
Last Thursday about 40 juniors enjoyed
story hour conducted by Mrs. J. r.
Grimes, after which they were permit
ted to view the display of historical
souvenirs in the church parlors. They
were specially Interested in flint-lock
gun.
Last Monday the Woodcraft Indians
took a short hike into the hills and
practiced fire lighting.
The prevalent epidemic of the grip
kept number from attending the CO.
lonial social at the church Thursday,
but those who did attend were more
than repaid. The addresses by Mr.
| Norwood, Mr.. Langmade and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Laing were very interest
ing and greatly enjoyed. The colonial
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objects of a great d 4al of curious and
studious interest. Mrs. Ashton's gra-
cious kindness was deeply appreciated.
The ladies of the second division of
the aid held successful bazaar all day
Saturday at SIMPSONS music store.
The work of The Open Cycle" is be-
ing undertaken by our girls with great
zest. Several valuable suggestions
have been received and appropriated
out of town inquiries are already COM
ing in regarding the new movement.
-Four additional candidates were re-
ceived last Tuesday night.
The Emmanuel Saturday Evening
club held it's weekly meeting at the
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street, Nov. IS. These social gather
ings are attracting large numbers Of
young people.
l.. w. Smith is at st. Luke's hospital
recovering from somewhat serious
operation. We congratulate him upon
the prospect of greatly improved health.
| cHRIST cItIpcu EpIecopAI
Next Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. the
ladies of the church guild will meet at
the rectory to arrange for a bazaar
+ to be given in the near future. All do
nations toward the bazaar will be much
appreciated.
The Thanksgiving services viii be