Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-12
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
The minister will speak at both SER
vice Sunday. At the morning service
at 11:15 he will preach on the theme,
"a Palm Sunday Message At the
evening service at o'clock he will
speak on "The Man in the Garden"
The quartet from the state institute
for the blind at Gooding will furnish
half hour of music at the evening SER
| vice. This promises to be a real treat
for all who love music.
| In keeping with the custom of this
church we shall observe Holy week
with special services every night, ev.
| cept Saturday. These services will be-
gin at s o'clock and continue an
! hour.
| Thursday evening the sacrament OK
the Lords Supper will be celebrated
The ministers announce the following
subjects for the services: "Christ's
Lament" Monday evening, Willsie
Martin; Nothing but Leaves Tues
day evening. Willsie Martin: "A Short
Human Life With a Far Reach"
Wednesday evening, w. w. VanDusen:
"A Sacramento Message" Thursday
evening, Willsie Martin; 1.-THE Hill,
ming, Willsie Martin.
| Easter will be kept by this church
this year in beautiful and appropri-
ate way.
| At Z o'clock Easter morning there
will be an early service with a brief
message by the minister.
! At 10 a. m. Easter program in this
! Sunday school.
At 11:15 a. m. Easter service, with
an Easter sermon by the minister.
The Knight Templars will be our
guests at this service.
At 8 p. m. an Easter cantata, 1.-THE
Resurrection" by Nancy. will be
sung by the quartet, consisting of Mrs
Wood, Mrs. Ash, Mr.. Moncarr and Mr.
Dunsworth. There will be a brief
message by the minister.
The Young Matrons' club will meet
l at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Frank I. Newhouse, 110J
North Fourteenth street. All young
matrons are cordially invited to be
present.
out OF spirit Of thanksgiving and
gratitude let us help to put this Vic
| tory Loan over at once in this county
We suggest to our people that if pos
sible they buy some bonds for the Cen :
tenary, thus helping the nation and ex-
tending the kingdom with one trans,
action.
The young people and their friends
will meet at the usual place in the
league room Sunday night at As. DR.
II. b. Colver will conduct the meeting
which promises to be one of unusua'
/ Inf yxt11 ho iaI A.,
All members and friends of the league
are urged to be present and together
begin the Study of THE Christian
Crusade for World Democracy"
The Epworth League Study class
meets in the league room each Thurs
day evning from I to s o'clock, for tbs
study of the Christian Crusade for
World Democracy" Mrs. Willsie Mar,
tin is the leader.
The pageant presented by the Won.
ans Foreign Missionary society las,
Wednesday evening was great sue
cess and reflected credit on those In
charge and those who took part
Some so people were in the cast anc
its presentation was vivid and made
a decided impression on the large au-
dience.
There will be a mass meeting in
this church Sunday afternoon at 3:3t
under the auspices of the Y NJ C. A
Rev. Waldwyn Evans, the Welsh hui
morist and preacher, will give an ad-
dress and Miss Bess Gearhart Morri-
! son, one of the best readers on the Ly.
ceum platform, will give some read
ings. Each gentleman in this congre-
| CATION is entitled to bring a lady with
him to this program ether his wife
his mother, his sister, or his sweet
heart.