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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
TWENTY-THlRD WARD.

Baird, ]. c., bill No. II. Ward %,
lot No, 10 and part lot No. II. 80, 9xl4S,5
feet, MS jefferson street. Valuation ST.
500. tax 5000
Biles W, s, bill No. ~. Ward 90,
east part lot No. 81, As 5xl60 feet, ms
Madison street, Valuation 1900. tax
SSl 90.
Boote, Emma NJ. bill No, 81, Ward
%, west part lot No. "a, 36,5xl4s,5 feet.
IS Jefferson street. Valuation $4,000,
tax $500,
Bowling, Florence, bill No. IS. Ward
80, part lot No. 2, 50-43 bxl35-l20 feet,
ss Court street. Valuation $1,000, tax
{32 40.
Carlisle, Annie D., bill No, IS, Ward
80. country lot No, 400, 55xl26 feet, SIS
Poplar street. Valuation $500, tax
$3.50.
Falls. Jno. w. bill No. l24. Ward %.
part lot No. 81, $3.50. 7Sx14s feet,
So Jefferson street, corner Orleans. Val
uation $4,000. tax $l90.so,
Garner, Kath, r., bill No, las, Ward
%, country lot No, 4s2, So-ssxlo2.sS
feet, ms jefferson street. Valuation So
900, tax 5000,
Goldfsrb, Ellen l., hill No, l4I,- Ward
2S, country lot No, bo2, lo2xl4s,5 feet,
MS Adams street. corner Manassas
Valuation $2t 1000, tax $4,000.
Herman, Fred Nj, and Eva. bin No,
| LOO, ara ~, part lOl Nv 81 fNAlfo'
feet, IS jefferson street. Valuation S5,-
100, tax SIS, SO.
Harrington, Willis, bill No, 1888, Ward
%, west part lot No, 10, 25xltS,b feet, IS
Court street, Valuation. $500, tax
800.
Hines, J. H., Trustee. bill No. 1872,
Ward %, parts lots Nos. 81 and 6S,
26xl60 feet, ms Madison street, Nalu-
alton $2.6h0, tax Stb. 90.
Huh. W. J. and Blanche. bin No, 20i.
Ward 90, country lot No. 500, 60xlS2
feet, MS Adams street, corner Orleans.
Valuation So. 500. tax sac. so.
Hunt, r. J.. bill No. 20t. Ward %,
country lot No. sol. a7xlS feet, MS
Washington street, Valuation $500, tax
5000
Iundcrgan, Helen L., bill No. ESQ,
Ward a.. lot No, 6 and part lot No, 5,
50xlIS.6 feet. MS jefferson street, Val
uation 81. 200, tax ST5.6 {.
Lytle. Annie e. hin No. .SS. Ward %,
lots Nos, I and /. looxtRb feet, ms
Court street. Valuation $500, tax $50.
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d, lot No. T. block 10, 6oXl25 feet, -
FaXou street. Valuation &35Ci tax $3.50
Wheeler, Indiana, bill No. 20s5, Ward
Il, lots Nos % to % n part lot No,
q, block 6, 50xI2O feet. IS Keel street.
Valuation $500, tax $40.
White, Earnest. bill No. 209s, Ward
q, lots Nos. SO and 81, block F, 30KlO0
feet, es Randle street. Valuation $40.
white. John. bill No. 2lOI. Ward q,
lots Nos. l0u 10 l02. block Il, 45Nl00
feet, ms Jackson street. Valuation S525,
Whine. b. J.. hill No. 2ll0. Ward
q, south part lot No. 2s, l0xf23 feet,
VS. Annie street. Valuation $25, tax
Wilder. Clara, bin No. 2lll. Ward
p. lots Nos. q and IS, block +, 30xl00
feet, es Speed street. Valuation $3.50.
WILEY. Halle. bill No. 2ll2. Ward
p, lots Nos. &c TO 6s, block 7. 45xlOO
feet, VS. Claybrook street. Valuation
Sl35, AK S2l3.
Williams. ]. w, bill No. 2l2s, Ward
81, lots Nos. "a and Is. block C. 3Oxl0o
feet, es Alaska street. Valuation Sl2O,
Williams, J. w, bill No. 2l27. Ward
Fl, lots Nos, 80 and 81, block G, 30xlOO
feet, WIS Speed street. Valuation S27O,
tax t4S6.
wiiiford. B. +. and G w. Barrett
bill No. 2l35, Ward q, l0OX60 feet, VS.
Mclean street, 100 feet south Of Mig
non Valuation $500, tax 50,
Wilroy, r. r. and Matte b. bill No.
213S, Ward q. east part lot No. 2,
5Ov226 feet. ms North Parkway. Vall-
alton 3,075-- tax $3.50.
Wilson, Annie, bill No. 2lil, Ward
Il, lots Nos. 40 and a, block 6, 3oxl00
fet, cs olympic street. Valuation $3.50,
tax $50.
2i. part lots Nos, 80 and 81. block b,
5Oxl6o feet, SIS FaHon ST. eet. Valua-
ton $500, tax 50,
Winter, emma c., bill No. 2149, Ward
Fl, lot No. LOG, block f, 50xl25 feet, rs
Greenlaw street corner Bellevue. Nalu-
alton $4,000, tax $40.
Wolf, Frances, bill No, 2l59, Ward 81,
part lots Nos. 81 and So, block F, 5Oxl25
feet, ms Faxon street. Valuation $3.50,
woodson. II. NJ. and Edith R, bill
No. 2l67. Ward q, lots Nos. | and z,
l0nxl50 feet, es Brecdlove street. Val
uation $1,000 tax $50,
Woodson. II. NJ and Edith r., bill
No. PISS, Ward 81. lot No. 3, 5Ox15o
feet. es Breedlove street. Valuation
Woodson. II, NJ. and Edith R, bill
No. 2169, Ward q. lots Nos, B TO 8,
200xl50 feet, es Breedlove street. Val
uation $4,000. tax $72,
No. 2l72, Ward 81, lots Nos. IA to l6,
15Oxl50 feet, ws Crockett street. Val
uation $500, tax $40 so.
Woodson. II. NJ, and Edith r, bill
No. 2179, Ward q, lots Nos. 20 70 %,
2OOxl50 feet, es Crockett street. Valu-
alton $500, tax Sl4.40,
Wyatt, Tom bili No. 2iS4, Ward p.
lots Nos. 70 to ", block 10, 45xl0O
feet, WIS Alma street. Valuation $3.50,
tax $50h
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Murdoch, r, bill No, eS7, Ward IS,
lot No. 81 and part lot No. 80, 5Oxl2S
feet, SIS Saxon street. Valuation $500,
Nolan, Buck. ct al, bill No, ass, Ward
25, lot No, 30, 45xl41 feet, es Driver
street. Valuation sS7h. tax si5'75..
% Nolan i0; NJ Matte 4, ,ss e,ll No fsot. s' :. D M1FS
street. Valuation Sits, tax s2l.l5,
Nulette, Dora NJ, bin No. 1000, Ward
IS, lot No. Is, 5Oxl75 feet, es Taylor
street. Valuation $1,000, tax $3.50.
Otis, A, w, bill No. 101l, Ward rs,
part lot No, 4, 653. 2X3S0 feet, es Or
leans street corner Richmond. Vslua
Pagano. Joseph and Elena, bill No
1928, Ward rs, north part lot No. II, 3sx
1876 feet, es Mcmillan street corner
alley. Valuation $3.50, tax $3.50,
Patterson, NJ. n, bill No. l04o, Ward
Is, lot No. II. block 2, 50x20o feet, ms
Edith street. Valuation S2.950, tai
S53. 10.
Pointer, William and Anna Van Hook
bill No. 1859. Ward 25, lot No. 20, block
c. 50xls7 feet, IS stephens street, Val
uation $3.50. tax s1l.10.
Ray, r, F., bill No, 1883. Ward 25,
lots Nos, / and 2, SSxl35 feet, SIS Walker
street corner Orleans. Valuation $1,000,
Rhea. waiter P, bill No. 11o7, Ward
Is, part lots Nos, II and 1s. 95xll'
feet. ms Williams street. Valuation
81 1000, tax $36,
Rhea, Walter P, bill No. 11oS, Ward
%, lots Nos. is to 10, 16ox1l5 feet, ms
Williams street. Valuation IS, 700, tax
S66. so.
Richardson. W, F. and G. T., bill
No. lie, Ward %, lot No. 81, 50xl73.Si
feet, ms Burlington street. Valuation
81, $50. tax $3.50.
Roberts, W. NJ, bill No. 1925, Ward
%, east part lot No. "a, block C, 2Sx
1877 feet, ss Stephens street. Valuation
s775, tax $i3.ss.
Robinson, Elizabeth, bill No. 1850,
Ward a6, lot No. 5, 5~l-50xl67-1s7 feet,
es I.auderdale street, Valuation $500
tax $40, =
Rudd, Nettie. bill No, 1t46. Ward Is
lot No. 10. block 3, 50xl37 feet,~ ms
stephens street. Valuation $3.50, TAX
$l3.50.
Sanford, j. w, bill No. 1854. Ward
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS

Boise Bible class-Meets for mutual
study at p m. every Sunday. after
room at 60 2South Sixteenth street
No collection.
Christians gathered to the name n,
the Lord meet in Odd Fellows b,ild :
Ing, South Boise Sunday 10: 40. sun
cay school. 1880. Gospel meeting. 2
d. m.
The Associated Bible students n,
Boise meet at 1910 north Seventeenth
street for study Sunday at II a m
ind s p. m.
South Sixteenth Street Gospe, mis-.
sion; INSTRUMENTATION "a,
tenth street, near river. Sund.v
school at 10. 80 a. m. Preaching avae
nings at 1880. Prayer meeting Wednss.
day evening at 1880 p. m.
Cooperative church-Barber say
ices under the auspices of the Method q
Int denomination. Rev. j. n. Ros.
pastor. Sunday school at 10 o'clock
Preaching at 5 T.. m.
Gospel Meetings-North Hol,.
ness association, corner OF Thirteantn
and Main streets. Sunday services -
2:30 and . p. m. Wednesday eveninr
prayer meeting At o'clock. Rev. q
,. etanfieid. district superintendent
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-22
WEEKS NEWS or THE BOISE
CHURCHES

Sunday evening. Nov. 20, 1880 o'clock.
Prelude, piano, THE Evening Beii. %
(Kuilak -Andruss)
0ffertory, "Andante." (from Soma
Ia Opus 109) (Beethoven)
Historical address by the pastor:
twenty five years experience of the
Mercy of God"
Anthem, valley of Prayer" (Adams)
Postlude, See the Conquering Hero
Comes" (from the oratorio Macabaeus)
(Handel)
Monday evening, Nov. "a. 1880 o'clock
Anniversary Day.
Prelude, "Sextet from Lucia df Lam
mermoor,' (Donizetti)
Greetings by Letter from the Mod
orator of Presbytery, Rev. John r.
WEIGH; from the Moderator of Synod,
Rev. w. s. Williams, NJ. d.; from the
Moderator of the General Assembly,
John Willis Baer. LII D., Lift D.,
to be read by Mrs. J. p. Tate
Soprano Solo, Miss Inez Christopher
son.
"reminiscences by Rev. Edward N.
Murphy, pastor 1s96-1sos. with es-
pLcial reference to the late Rev. T. p.
Howard, pastor 1893 1896.
Greetings by letter from Rev. Henry
Quickenden of Davis, Cal. pastor 1909
1918; to be read by Mrs. r. N. Reed.
Address, "Presbyterianism as a force
in Spiritual conquest" by Rev. Robert
M. Donaldson, D. D.
Postlude, Star OF Hope" (Batiste-
Goerdeler.)
Light refreshments will be served
by the ladies'.
Thursday evening, Nov. 81, at 1880
clock. Thanksgiving Day.
Prelude Overture (Poet and Peas
anti (Franz Won Suppe)
Anthem, 1T is a good thing to give
thanks" (Wilson.)
Offertory, Asses Tod" (Grieg) The
offering is for charity cases at st.
I.uke's hospital.
Bass Solo, Gods Acre" Mr.. Charles
Williams.
Baptism of the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnum by Rev. George
A. WILDER.
Thanksgiving sermon by Rev. Joseph
H. Barton, D. D., with special ami
versary applications.
Postlude "Postlude in A" Gefebre-
wefy.)
Friday evening, Nov. 2S, 1880 o'clock
A Backward Social" by tho Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeav-
or, at the home OF Misses Margella
and Thelma Jones. All young people
are invited.
Sunday. Nov. 80.
1000 A. NJ, Thanksgiving program
in the Bible school with offering for
Home Missions.
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week but we are pleased to be able 10
comply for this issue. The day, the
oxygen, the roads, as. well as the num-
Der registering was az much as could
be expected and the Fairview people
certainly provided most Hospitality for
our comfort.
Sixty-seven delegates were register
ed from seventeen OF the thirty two
schools OF record in the county and
everyone assigned q part on the pro-
sram was present. fact that does moi
always occur. The topics were well
PFC scented and judging from the many
expressions of approval they We're OF
most helpful and practical value.
The following set of officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
cent, r. w. Adams; Vice President, G
HI Hogue: Secretary Treasurer, Mrs
Iora Gerber; Supt. Childrens Deoert
ment, Mrs. Jessie Foster: Y. p, Mrs
L. p. Townsend, Adult, Mrs. Il. NJ. Flu.
ber Education, Miss Ivy Wilson, lad.
n,;n.stration, A. ID. Stanton. The fl,
lowing resolutions received hesIty en-.
dor sement: ] Every school represen-
tor at next convention, officers 20 seq
tina, the same is well advertise l. p
Decis on and Rally Day to be observed
H. each school. S--Each school TO te
represented in 4 Teacher training cias.
either in their own or community
class. 4.-That we get the coln:rl
community spirit, ie.. that ea-l Chico
dc all In its power to help the cnu,.' )
officers.
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Is possible.
me public 10 invited TO attend the
ma nksgiving service OF the church on
usuay evening. the hour Of the
saiar prayer meeting OF the church.
.ne Epworsh league will meet in q
s sVc,ai capacity at $3.50 tomorrow evs-
ns The devotional meeting will be-
ING. The topic il How Nav We
rractice Thanksgiving? Young
people are earnestly invited to attend.
Inc hummage sale conducted by the
Iaaies OF the congregation last week
netted 1885. Our ladies wish to thank
al their friends for help rendered. Mrs.
r. >. Cove and her faithful helpers did
WELL
Our Sunday school a week ago was
.ne largest In our history at a regu-
lar session, having 466 persons in at
tendance. Many business men and
women are becoming regular attend
ants and find the school an hour OF
profit and interest. We have place
for all.
The Wonan's Home Missionary So
ciety will meet next Wednesday at the
nome OF Mrs. Breediove, 1923 Washing
ton st. This is the time of the An
nual thank offering. Mrs. w. H. Da-
wilson will have charge of the pro-
siaH' All laOlee VINO are strangers
or newcomers are especially invited to
attend.
DR.. A. h Griffith of Des Moines IL
to occupy the pulpit Sunday morning
In the evening w. w. Van Dusen is to
preach. His subject Is Genius OF
Work: Which Wins in Life's Strug
gle?' No other than the regular Of
ferings will be taken at either of these
services. The Goodng College cam
paisn is being conducted face to face
with the Individual
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81. MicHAEL's CATHEDRAL.
Rev. Award Chamberlaine, dean.

rev. award Cnam Derla1ne, dean.
Divine services on Sunday, Nov. %
=. "A, morning prayer and sermon at
11:15 q. m. evening prayer and ad-
dress 1880 D. m. Week evening serv-
Ice every Friday at q: 80 in choir room
entrance on Eighth street. A cordial
invitation extended to all The dean
may be found at his study in the dean
cry, SIS Eighth street every morning
from 3 to 12-telephone 632. Arrange
ments for baptisms. funerals, we'd
dings, ETC.. may be made at any time.
The second branch of ST. Michaeps
auxiliary will held its weekly meeting
on Wednesday. the 26th, at the Bishop
futile church house, at 1880 p. m.
The auxiliary is planning for ba-
xaAr early in December. Many beau
ttfnl articles have already boon made,
and the bazaar rromtRes to be great
SUCCESS In every way In connection
with the sale OF tho above named arti-
clex a dinner will be sei.so The pro-
ceeds of hcth bazaar and dinner will
be given to st. Luke's hospital.
The annual Thank giving day serv-
ice will be held at the cathedral
Thursday, the 9th, at 1880 q. m. Spe-
cial music viii be rendered by the
choir, and the church will be decor
ated with fruits and flowers. which
vii, be sent to ST. Luke's hospital. aft :
err the service Tho offering will also
be devoted to that purpose.
On Thursday last rho ladies OF the
second auxiliary spent the day making
mincemeat. which will be on sale at
any time. Those desiring It may order
from Mrs. Carl Dhks. lilo Warm
Springs avenue. phone 1850.
The first auxiliary held a most sue
cessful social meeting at the futile
House Wednesday. A large number
enjoyed the program OF music and rec
itations. The hostesses were Mrs. L. C.
Douglass and Mrs. r. F. Shoemaker.
On Friday afternoon a silver tea
was given at the home of Mrs. D. D..
Williams, 1920 Jeffei son street, by the
hospital committee of the first section
of the auxiliary. The proceeds are to
be used for the purchase of a new
sewing machine for hospital work by
tnis committee.
Beginning with Friday evening, Nov.
Is, Bible study class will be held at
church This class Is arranged espe-
cially for the teachers of the Sunday
school, but all others who desire to
join will be heartily welcomed. In
struction will be held Immediately aft
err the short evening prayer.
At the early morning communion
service on Sunday, Nov. 80, there Will
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-22
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

II. M. DoHAAxDSoN, -. u, EaSIOT.
H. S. KESSLER, S, S. Supt.
Sermon theme--Morning, 10, The
Last Word, An Apostolic Benediction.
No preaching service this evening.
Owing to the convenient location OK
our house of worship to all of the no.
tells as well as the rooTn!ng houses, free
and comfortable pews and good venti-
lation, we extend a most cordial invi-
tation to any who may be sojourning
in our midst to come and worship
with us; just ask any of the hotel
clerks to direct you to Ninth and State.
Owing to this being Thanksgiving
week, there will be no Thursday even
ing prayer and praise service, but we
are urged not to forget to return true
thanks in each of our homes.
This Is Thanksgiving morning In our
Sunday school. Let us prove 1T by
being out in largely increased numbers
and with a truly thankful spirit. not
neglecting the opportunity of giving of
what we have received.
DIR. and Mrs. Donaldson are leaving
for their new home and field OF labor
in Los Angeles Thursday evening. the
eth, where he takes up his nav du-
ties as executive secretary of Occidan
tai college as well as educational SUI
perintendent for the Presbyterian
board.
We are asked to unite with the other
down town churches in Thanksgiving
services In the Congregational church
Thursday morning. 1880; the building
should be filled to overlooking with
very thankful worshippers when we
remember the many blessings we have
received during the past year.
The large audience last Sunday
morning attested it's approval of the
junior chorus under the direction of
Mrs. A. r. McCord. This morning we
will have the pleasure of hearing a
new chorus choir under the supervision
of Miss j.. Woodruff, which we hope to
MAKE a permanent feature of our SER
vices and the older ones are urged to
encourage it by their presence--it helps.
During the past week the pastor and
family have been entertained in the
following homes: II. F. Baker, ]. S.
Bosart, L. S. owen and j. Nj. Taylor.
The New Era conference for Idaho
will be held in this church and city,
beginning Monday, Dec. 25. and this
church is expected to act as host
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CHURCH OF THE NAzARENE.

Nazarene church Fifteenth and
FRANKLIN streets. Sabbath school at
10 a. M; preaching at IL a. M; Young
Peoples society at $3.50 p. M; evangel-
list service at p. m. Parsonage
1911 North Fourteenth street. Rev.
Charles A. Gibson, pastor.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-22

be a special corporate communion for
all the men and boys of st. Mfchael's
ca thedral. This Sunday is also St
Andrews day. and the first day of the
advent season, the beginning OF the
church's year. The service will be at
We hope soon to have our handsome
new organ installed in the cathedral. 1t
has been under special construction by
the Kimball company, in Chicago, and
promises to be one of the finest In
struments in the city.
Our Sunday school Is growing
steadily, and we are in need Of addi-
tional teachers for our classes. Please
communicate with the dean immedi-
ately. A new system OF Bible instruc-
tion will begin with advent Sunday,
Nov. 80.
The mems Bible class will meet Sun
day morning at 10 a. m. in the front
room Of the Tuttle house. All mon
DESTROYS Of connecting themselves with
the class should be present at that
hour.
Plans are being formulated for q re-
ception by the dean, chapter and mem
bers of st. Michaers, to all those who
have recently come into the parish
Cards will be distributed through the
pews Of the church SO that names and
addresses may be obtained. All are
requested to sign and place in aims
basin at time of offering.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
g. William Barnum, Minister.
The congregation of this church ex-
tend a cordial invitation to all their
friends to participate with them in the
celebration of the twenty-fifth ami
versary Of the organization of the
church by Presbytery. It is hoped that
former members and absent members
to whose attention this notice may
come will make efforts to be present
at some of the meetings.
The program extends from Sunday,
Nov. %, to Sunday, Nov. 80, and in
Guides the following arrangements:
Sunday morning, Nov. 20, II o'clock.
Prelude, piano, lie dernier sommeil
de la VERGE" (Massenett) Miss Freda
Brown.
Offertory. Air du dauphin," Gro
eckel)
Contralto Solo. my Faith Looks up
to Thee" (Wells) Mrs. F. c. Brown.
Sermon by the Pastor, "Our Interest
in Nation wide Evangelism as a debt
of gratitude to the Board Of Home
Missions" appropriate also to the
series on Christian Americanization.)
Postlude, "Andante" (Kavanagh)
Sunday evening, $3.50, Young Peo-
pies Meeting. How we may practice
Thanksgiving" Leader, Miss Sarah
Bclger.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-22
Subject TO GROUP.

when my son Charles was about
eight years of age he was subject to
attacks OF Group and I never felt safe
without a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in the house. That
remedy when given according to d.
rections relieved him Immediately. I
can not praise Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy too highly" writes Mrs.
Charles London. Ciayville, N. Y.-Adv.
T TIL S
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-22
FREE METHODIST.

Free Methodist-Corner of Twenty
sixth and ResseEuie streets. Sunday
school each Sunday al 10 a. m. T. B.
Chairman. superintendent. Excellent
classes adapted to every age. Public
worship ut IL a. m. and s p. m. Young
prayer meeting Thursday evening at s
o'clock. The w. F. 8. society meets
the. first and third Thursday of each
month. Rev. Francis e. Pond, pastor
Residence AL South Fifteenth street
Phone 1854.
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.

United Presbyterian church-Corner
of Eighteenth and Eastman streets on
Eighteenth street car line. Rev. ].
George Cunningham, pastor Sunday
school at 10 a. M, preaching at II a.
m, Christian Endeavor tbs D. M,
preaching at a. M, Midweek prayer
meeting Thursday night at o'clock
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ADVENTIST

Seventh Day Adventist chapel cor
per Sixth and Main streets. w. M.
Cubley, pastor, phone 1881. Services
on Saturday. Sunday school at 10 a.
m. Sermon at 1l.15 a. M Young Peo-
PIES Society of Missionary Volunteers
at p. m. Midweek prayer service
each Wednesday at p. m. SUNDAY
evening lecture at 1880. Song service
at 7:15.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-22
PRESBYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian-Corne of Ninth
and State streets. Rev. r. NJ. Donald
son pastor. Sunday school at 10
o'clock. Morning service at lis
evening service at 8. Christian En-
deavor at 6:15 p. m.
Second Presbyterian church-Corner
OF Broadway and Rossi streets, south
side. Rev. G. William Barnum, pas
tor. Manse phone, 1898. Sunday ap-
continents: Morning worship, II a.
m; evening worship, $50 p. m. Bible
school, main divisions, 10 a. M; Broth
erhood Bible class (for men lat the
r1anse, 10 a. m; Junior Christian En-
deavor society p. M; Young Peo-
pies Christian Endeavor society, 8: 80
p, m. Prayer meeting. Thursday eve
ring 1880 p. m.
Bethany Presbyterian church Or
the bench near the Cole school house
Pew. r. A. Finlayson, pastor. Sunday
school at 1915 a. m; George H. Cur
tis, superintendent Preaching at IL: 81
a. m. and p. m. Christian EndeavoI
&C ciety at GAS. Bible study at II
o'clock. Midweek prayer and choiI
rehearsal Wednesday evening at 1850
C0liister chapel--Rev. e. N. Murphy
minister. Sunday school at p. m. Ed
Ilamill. superintendent. Preaching al
p. m.
Pierce Park-Rew. e. N. Murphy
pastor. Sunday school at 1880 o'clock
John D. Bell. superintendent Preach
Ing 1T 1880 a. In. Thursday evening
prayer meeting at 1880.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-22
LATTER DAY SAINTS.

Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter
Day Saints-Corner of Fourth and
Jefferson streets, Bishop George w.
Lewis, presiding. Sunday school, 10
a. M; evening service at 1880; Priest
hood meeting Monday evening at 8
o'clock. Special music at the Sunday
evening service, at which a general
invitation to the public is extended.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church Of Christ Scientist-S12
State street. Sunday morning service
at IL o'clock. Evening service at s
o'clock. Sunday school at 1915. Tes-
timontal meeting Wednesday evening
at o'clock. Reading room, 421 Ida
no building; open daily, except Sunday,
from IL to p. m. The public is cor :
daily invited to attend the services
and visit the reading rooms.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-22
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

w. w. Van Dusen, minister. Inc
annual Thanksgiving service Of the
city churches will be held N the Con-
gregationalist church at 1890 4. m.
Thursday. The Rev. Charles 2. Grif
fin. IL to deliver the sermon. We hope
our people will attend as generally as