Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-08-31
ARE
in CONVENTION
Nearly 30 Delegates From
Southern Idaho are As
sembled Here for Annual
Meeting of the Society Of
Christian Endeavor.

The state convention of the Chris
tian Endeavor society has been In
session at the Congregational church
since Thursday evening. There are
about so delegates present from So
cieties all over the southern part Of
the state and the meetings are at
tracing considerable interest.
AT the opening session w. c..
Howie of Mountain Home delivered
the address of welcome In place of
Mr.. o. Il. Norell who was sick and
unable to appear.
The number OF delegates here by
Friday noon was above the estimated
number and they are still arriving,
many coming from near by places by
auto.
The delegates are being entertained
at the homes of local people and ac-
commodations were volunteered for
many more than came. Autos have
also been offered for pleasure trip
for the delegates,
Forty-one delegates had registered
by Friday noon, and are as follows.
Rev J e, lngham. Rev. j. Chris
tensen, Louise Dickey, Mildred Paul
son, David Tate, Mrs. C. X. Rust, Mrs.
j. Q Hook, Mrs, Sarah Bolger, Mary
McLin Lillian Capps. Gladys Jones,
Boise; Marion Smith, Matha Hamil-
ton, Elva Miller, Lucille Turner, Myr-
tie Hamilton. Lora Deffenbach,
Nampa; Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Eide
miller G. l. Pearson, Olive |. Pearson,
zinza Hollaway, Ellen Bolenger, Bar
bara and Louise Pearson, Fargo
Emil Schmid, Elsie Schmid, Olive
Hunter, Esther ]. Kinsey, Winnie
fred Bossen,, Fruitland: Ina Knapp,
Marian Fairman, New Plymouth:
Dillon w. Mills, Dilla Tucker, Hazel
Herlocker, Greenleaf; Ardis Roberts,
Star; Hazel Reid, Huston; Mrs. Hazel
G. Patton, Virginia Peterson, Idaho
Falls; Fannie Nutting. Rupert; Rev.
G. l., Cleayes, Pocatello
The program for the sessions to-
day and tomorrow will be as fol-
lows.
Today, at 800 o'clock, prayer
conducted by Rev. Cleayes;
at $3.50 training school In G. K.
work, by Miss Whipple and Rev. q.
w. Barnum; at 1880 business meet
Ing and election Of officers.
In the afternoon beginning at 2
o'clock, there will be prayer meet
Ing, training school In social SER
vice, an examination of Christian
Endeayor experts, at $50 and auto
ride for the delegates. Anyone will
ling to donate a car and driver for
an hour will report to Mr.. Mason.
After the ride there will be pic
nic supper on the church lawn for the
delegates.
The evening services will be open
I'd by the Boise society and addresses
will be delivered by Rev. j. B. Storey
of Parma, and Rev. G. B. Backman
,f Kimberly.
The Sunday session will begin
With sunrise prayer meeting con-
iucted by Mr.. Cleaves at six o'clock.
sunday school will be held at the
Baptist and Methodist churches at
1000 o'clock and the usual church
ervices in all the churches at 11.0O.
Rev. G. II Cleaves OF PocatelIo will
peak at the Congregational church.
Al three o'clock pageant by 35
'oys and girls will be followed by
IN address by Mrs. Hook of Boise on
Iunior C. Il. work.
In the evening at 1880 David Tate
i Boise will have charge of a model
,hristian Endeavor meeting, follow
d by Miss Whipple. who will speak
N Life Service Recruits" install
alton of officers for the coming year
viii close the session and the con-
ention.