Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-13
cused. We need your presence in viev
Of the special work ahead.

in a Los Angeles hospital, on last Mon
dag morning, May Z. Miss Thompson
was for some time a field worker in
our state. and spent several years In
Boise helping with the local work.
DR.. A. c. Gaebelein Of New York
City, Bible student and lecturer
on dispensational truth Of world re-
nown, will speak in our church twice
daily for six days commencing the last
Sunday in this month. Dr. Gaebelein
comes to Boise at the invitation of a
number of Christian laymen prospect
I've Of church affiliations. This will be
an opportunity of hearing one Of the
most noteworthy men of our day.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Sermon themes: Morning, "Our
Mothers: evening, Hidden Treasures
Worth Finding"
Mothers day! Come into the church
that your mother loved, and worship
your mothers God. Wear a carnation,
and fill the day with grateful ac-
acknowledgement of Gods greatest hu-
man gift to every man.
Opportunity will be given today for
further pledges in support of the Y,
M. c. A. work In the camps. Owing to
late arrival of supplies full canvass
could not be made last Sunday.
Next Sunday evening we will have
service of sacred song led by the
quartet choir.
The general assembly Of the Presby-
terrain church will convene at Dallas.
Tex, on Thursday, May IT. Boise
Presbytery will be represented by one
minister and one elder. The minister
Is Rev. f. E. Springer of the College
of Idaho.
The church and its officers have va
riously expressed their sympathy for
the family Of D. r. Whitaker, whose
residence on Franklin street, was burn
ed On Wednesday morning. The seri-
Gus illness Of Mr.. Whitaker added to
the burdens imposed by the calamity.
Officers Of the church assisted in
moving the furniture into a vacant
house on Fifteenth street. Mr.. Whit
aker was taken to st. Luke's hospital,
At our mid-week prayer meeting, the
topic for next Thursday evening will
be the Sixteenth chapter of Johns Cos
pei.
Inc class or young women had a
very pleasant social evening with Miss
on Ellis avenue, last We'd
nesday evening.
The Sunday school has purchased
flags for the use of the school and
The Boy Scouts are planting a two
acre lot in the eastern part Of the
city. with potatoes. Their work will
De done under the direction Of Scout
masters Hoke and Sloan. A stock
company was formed. and each boy
will receive In proportion to his time
Or work invested. This is part of their
task as patriots, in. line with the ma.
tional program. which seeks to in
crease the worlds food supply.
The tennis section Of the Christian
society had picnic in Rocky
last Wednesday evening.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Sunday services of worship at HEB
/. m. and p. m, |
Joseph w. Cook, NJ. D., a physician,
serving under the Presbyterian Board |
u Mission In Teheran, Persia, will de- |
liver an address at the morning hour. |
DR.. Cook comes from a region little /
Known to. the average man, and will /
BRING story full of interest and help
illness.
Mr.. Bissell breaches the Baccalaure-
tie in Star In the evening, and Rev, r.
8. Wright will occupy the pulpit in his
tead.
Reports Of the state Sunday school
meeting at Parma will be given on
thursday night at the Fellowship
Meeting. Every officer, teacher and
member of the adult department of the
chooi is especially urged to be pres
mt, as certain recommendations at
Getting the future policy Of the school
VII De made at that time.
The board Of trustees will meet on
fonday night at the office of George
!. Rust, the church treasurer, In the
onna building.
ChiIdren's day programs have been ,
eceived. and on Sunday morning the
chool will begin rehearsing some of
he beautiful songs. We have Just four
'eeks in which to prepare, and every
lember of the school is asked to be
resent. Be on hand promptly. too.
ession begins at 10 o'clock sharp
Junior Christian Endeavor Sunday
fternoon at o'clock. Topic, For ,
enefits Received" Leader, Margaret
pringer.
The regular monthly meeting of the ,
1omen's Missionary society Will be ,