Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-13

Sermon themes; Morning. our Di-
Vine Refuge: evening. The Relation
of Law and Life"
The evening sermon is the introduce
ton to series of sermons on 1.-The Old
Law and the New Life" 1t is dis
cusslon OF the Ten Commandments as
applied to the twentieth century. A
special invitation is extended TO atto~-
neys and members of the legislature TO
attend these services. The topics to be
discussed are as follows;
Jan. 1.-THE Relation of Law and
Life.
Jan. al-"The Supremacy OF God"
Jan. 2S-"Unworthy Substitutes FOR
God.
Feb. 1.-The sancuty OF Human
Speech"
Feb. 1.-THE Twentieth Century
sabbath and Civilization"
Feb. 1s-"The Home and Its Heri-
tage,"
Feb. 25-"Man's Right to Life"
March Wharfage and White
Life"
March s-"Divine Recognition OF
Ownership"
March 1s-"veracity. the Crown of
Character"
March e6-"The Most Fruitful Sin O.
the Century"
April THE New Law for Human
Life"
The woman's Missionary society will
hold It's monthly meeting at the church
on Wednesday at $50 p. IN. In addition
TO the program. they will spend a So
cial hour together. Each member of
the society Is requested to bring
friend with her. The young ladies OF
the Westminster Guild are also in
vited.
! II has been decided to change thu
date for the Mission Study class from
Tuesday to Friday afternoon. at $3.50
| p. m. Next Friday afternoon the class
will begin the study OF the boon on
foreign missionJ, entitled, The Ilvinp
| Christ for Latin America" The place
of meeting is In the parlors OF the
| church.
| Attendance upon the evening SER
vices this week has been encouraging
\ The music has been Il special attrac-
ton. The soloists were Mrs. Allan
McCord. Miss Gladys Boyle, Miss
| Ploomie Long and Mrs. A. n. Cooper
Duets were sung by Mr. and Mrs. r. T.
Randall, and by Miss Agnes Kerr am
Miss Jeanette Donaldson. On We'd
nesdav evening Miss Grace Sensenig
delighted her friends with an informal
recital of half hour before the even
ing service Other organists We're Miss
Brinck, Miss Hazel Bobb and Miss Anua
Whyman. So acceptable was the mu-
steal service that we hope to hear fro
quently from these and other musical
young people In the church in our social
and public meetings.
! A young ladies' quartet has been or
ganized. It made its first appearance
ut the Christian Endeavor meeting last
Sunday evening. 1t will sing at Sunday
school next Sunday morning. A sim
liar organization Is being trained by
Roy Hohberger, among the young men.
1t will soon be ready for service, and
will have cordial hearing.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Jan. IA ought to be a great day in
Boise. 1t Is the Lords day. How are
you going to spend It? Tho First
Christian church, corner of Ninth and
Franklin. extends you a hearty invita-
ton to worship with its membership.
The Bible school affords you an oppor-
tunity to visit n live class with live
teacher. We have classes for every
body. old or young.
The communion service Is not re-
stricted. II IL the Lords table. and all
OF His disciples are welcome. II you
are Christian the table will be sprea 1
for you.
The evening hour will be enhanced
by the presence of the officers and men
OF the Second Idaho. Sittings win be
reserved for them. Their friends are
also invited to attend the service.
Bible school at 10 a. m. Communion
service at IL; sermon by the pastor,
my Job" Christian Endeavor at 6:15
y. m. Evening assembly at 1880; SER
mon by the pastor; subject. THE Grand
Reveille"; special music by the choir:
farewell service for the Second Idaho.
The Industrial department Of the La
dies Aid met with Mrs. Aimon J. Hall,