Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-15

| both from the OLD ana new Vootements
Morning church service q ii:ls;
ming service at 1880. sermon When
Church and Community Pillars Break!
Christian Endeavor at $3.50; Miss
Florence Andrew. leader. Lesson. the
first chapter In the much recommend
cd book. Christianity and the Com
munity Life" Tho book 10 In five
parts and viii give q much needed
course for the citizens Of today and
tomorrow. All are welcome to these
special evenings.
The Missionary Society will meet
Wednesday afternoon 1t the homo Of
Mrs. A. L. Bush, 1915 w. jefferson.
Program committee, Mrs. J. o. Hook,
Mrs. Donald Whitehead and Mrs. Alva
Bush.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Take the 18th chapter of John. the
great prayer Of Jesus.
The reception given for the choir
at tho church last week was pro-
nounced Great success. Each COM
mittse did wonderfully well, the pro-
gram was of tho best. decorations
were beautiful. refreshments just
right, and tho attendance and spirit
very good.
The different ladies organisations
met during the week and decided upon
plans for fall work, which are very
good and will keep all who are willing
to work. busy and useful in the largest
sense of community uplift.
If you have no church homo come
and work with us. Lot US worship
and work together for the good OF the
kingdom. II
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
g. WILLIAM BARNUM. Minister.
The pastor will continue, at the Sun
day morning service, the series of SER
mons on Some Essentials for Chris
thanking America" which was started
two weeks ago. The subject this week
will be, THE Nations Need of Chris
tan Sabbath" The service begins at
IL o'clock.
At the evening service, which begins
at 1880, the theme of the sermon will
be, THE Glory Of the Face of Christ"
This topic Is suggested by the Bible
school lesson Of the day.
Miss Sarah Bolger represented the
Bible school of this church at the
County Sunday school convention held
near Meridian Thursday.
Elder w. E. Laster has resigned as
removal from the community.
The Westminster Guild will meet
next Monday night at the home of Miss
Verna Thayer. 1t will be observed that
the date of the meeting has been
changed for this occasion.
With the study of last Thursday, the
course in the Book of Job has been
completed. A new set of Bible studies
will not be taken UP in prayer meeting
until after Thanksgiving, but the meet
ing next Thursday evening will be
given over entirely to intercession and
praise.
Special music for the Sunday services
will include the following:
Morning Worship, IL o'clock.
Prelude, piano, .'Intermezzo," from
"Cavalleria Rusticana. Mascagni
Offertory, "Solvejgo Lied. ... Grieg
Soprano solo, mo Night There. banks
Miss Verna Thayer.
Postlude, Melody" ......... Guilmant
Evening Worship, 1880 o'clock.
Prelude, 'Cavatina" ..............R Raft
offertory, Ballad" from Tampa
Postlude, March" from THE
Magic Flute ............. Mozart
This is a good time to join the
Teacher Training class. A new book
has been started, of which Chapter III
will be studied next Thursday evening,
the subject being. The Moral Basis
of Teaching"
congregation that the time of the an
nual financial canvass be changed from
December to March, to conform to the
plans of the New Era Movement, and
has set Nov. 80 as the date for taking a
vote on the question.
Mr.. Barnum has issued during the
past week, as stated clerk of the Synod
of Idaho, the printed volume of pro-
ceedings of the last meeting of the
Synod, which was held in this church
in October The volume contains eight |
pages, and Is sent to every Presbyte- |
rian minister and ruling elder In Idaho.
Other persons may secure copy for /
so cents.
The womens Missionary Society will |
hold its monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs James Morrison, Wednesday af
ternoon at o'clock.
Miss Flora Bridge is to lead the
Young Peoples society meeting Sunday |
evening at $3.50. The topic will be,
"Co-operation in Christian Service
New members are to be received at
the meeting this week.
The Junior Christian Endeavor meet
ing on Sunday afternoon will be led
by Herman Chesser.
Arrangements for the celebration of
the twenty fifth anniversary of the or
ganization of this church stand as fol-
lows:
Sunday, Nov. 20.
II a. m.-Sermon by the pastor, Our
"a
as Debt of Gratitude to the Home
Mission Board" (This subject is also
appropriate to the series on Christian
1880 D. m.-Historical address by the
pastor, Twenty five Years Experience
of the Mercy of Cod
Monday, Nov. "a, Anniversary Day.
1880 p. m.-Greeting by letter from
the moderator of Presbytery. tho mod
erator of synod, and the moderator of
the general assembly.
"reminiscences by Rev. Edward N.
pastor 1896-1906, with special
reference to the late Rev. Thomas p.
pastor 1898 1895.
Greetings by letter from Rev. Henry
of Davis, Cal. pastor
l909-l913.
Address, "Presbyterianism a Force in
Spiritual Conquest" Rev. Robert M.
ID. d.
Light refreshments will be served by
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