Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-06

church should be represented by sew
sral delegates.
The Young women's Mission circle
will meet at the parsonage Wednes-
day evening Of next week at o'clock
An interesting program on Indian work,
Including a missionary play, has been
prepared. All the young women OF the
pongregation are invited.
All those who have been received
unto our membership during the past
month are urged to be present at the
communion service Sunday morning to
receive the hand Of fellowship. APP
propriate booklets containing certifi.
Gates of baptism will be given those
VINO came upon profession Of faith.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Sermon themes: Morning service,
'"The Perfection Of Christ; evening,
'sWho Is Christian"
The Endeavor prayer meeting will be
\ lead by Miss LaPearle Moore. Topic,
'The Conservation Of Time"
On Tuesday evening a May day"
social was given the Endeavorers at
the home OF Mr.. J. e. Pfost, 41s State
street A delightful time was had and
refreshments were served.
Three automobile loads of choir
members went to the Mays home on
the bench and gave Miss Mamie Mays
surprise shower Tuesday evening.
This was the third party given In hon
or OF Miss Mamie, the others being
given by the Christian Endeavor and
the Loyal Daughters. The many pres
ents she received shows how deeply her
work among us has been appreciated.
The auxiliary Of the G. W. B. M.
which met with Mrs. Ellis, Wednesday
last was largely attended. Miss Helen
Eastman's reading was a most appro-
pirate one. Excellent talks were made
by Mesdames Eastman, Kline, Frazier,
and Guiser. The organization is GER
tainly fortunate in having as its presi-
dent Mrs. a. B. Barker She is proving
very efficient and capable leader.
The Ursula Errett Mission circle will
hold its regular monthly meeting Tues
aty OfChAAlSB 4lSSy % a. o y NAOS+A cLs hA4S
home Of Mrs. A. W. Cate, 100 Jefferson
street. Mrs. Thompson, the superin-
tendent, having moved to Athena, Ore,
Mrs. Cate will have charge of the cir
Gle. india will be the topic for the
evening. All members are requested to
bring their Easter thank offering. All
young people ar, cordially invited to be
present.
The districts Of the Aid will meet
Wednesday afternoon, May 10, as fol-
lows:
First District-Mrs. L. Z. Alum
baugh, 1903 North Fourteenth street.
Mrs. George Grover will conduct class
in systematic Bible study.
Second sesction-Mrs Brown, so5
Resseguie street.
Third District-Mrs. l. N. Hall, 1915
Franklin street. This will be a Ken
sington" meeting.
Fourth misunderstanding will be held
at the church. Mrs. W. ]. Schwartz will
succeed Mrs. J. L. Thompson as teacher
of the Bible class.
Fifth District-Mrs. ]. Terrell, on the
bench.
IhTS. y. -. o"OIIIlSleuL mas D6eH
chosen to preside at the session of the
midweek prayer service Thursday eve-
ming, May II. The subject for discus
sion will be; Helpful Elements in
Public Worship"
For special music the choir will sing
an anthem at the Lords day morning
service. In the evening the male quartet
which has favored us with so many de-
lightful numb rs will sing. This quartet
is composed Of Messrs. Allen, Harvey.
Stamper and White.
AmonE the sick OF our brotherhood
are the following: Mr.. D. Eastman,
Eighth and Alturas streets At st.
Juke's hospital: Mrs. Mcpherson of
Pocatello, Mrs. Duroc of Caldwell, and
Mrs. Nancy j. Francis. 1t is desired
that calls be made and that special
prayers be made for their recovery.
EMMANUEL METHODIST.
The pastor s sermon subjects for this
Sunday are, fo- the morning, "A
Broken World and a Mended Future;
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