The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01

Presbyterian church for the morning
services. A strong sermon was de-
livered by the pastor and the, usual
Sunday School and other services
were held at the regular hours. There
was no evening service in this church.
most of the congregation attending the
tabernacle meeting.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church.
= The winter struck us hard but not
so hard that we were not doing bust
ness. There we're 4O1 in Sunday
School in spite of the weather. 1t
was Cradle Roll Day" and quite
good many mothers with their babies
! were on hand. The Primary Depart
ment went through their opening ex-
ercises before the rest of the school.
J In this department there were so of
the little tots who braved the snow
The pastor preached from the text,
Whatsoever he saith unto you, do it,
The sermon carried out the idea that
one should be, should serve, and go
into the world with the message
There was large and appreciatiye
audience.
In the morning brother Paul F.
Green had the best Sunday School and
services at Joel that he has had yet
There were nearly 100 present Mr..
Harris of the evangelistic party sang
and preached.
The road was not broken to Viola
and SO the auto failed to get over the.I
hill in the afternoon. But the pastor
drove the Oakland to Evergreen and
preached to nice congregation
At the Tabernacle
There were afternoon and evening |
services at the tabernacle, both serv- |
ices being well attended. DR.. e. J.
Bulgin, evangelist, delivered both ser-
mons, preaching in the afternoon on /
the Holy Spirit and in the evening on |
"The Kings Business" A number of /
those present responded to the invita- /
ton to come forward. Personal work
ers were in the crowd, urging those,
believed by the workers to be "sin-
ners" to go forward.
Announcement was made that be-
ginning this afternoon Professor
Lewis will begin a series of lectures
on "dispensational truth" Lectures
will be given Monday, Wednesday and
Friday afternoons. II
Lack of space forbids a more ex- II
tended mention of the tabernacle meet
ings as other churches, which held L
e.
mention. M
The Sunshine Chorus.
An exhibition of flags of the Various
nations was given last Friday, prov
ing that our boys and girls are not
familiar with the flags.
Numerous questions and answers
we're given. The question calling forth
he most and varied answers, was:
why do you go to SCHOOL," The at
endance was not up to standard.
Helen Mitchell, Lillian Christensen,
Nell Wilson and Elmer Dragman won
lonors for their respective sides. Il
Special mention is given Catherine / h
md Erma Nisbet for their original I s
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The Reds offering was AZ cents r
head. Following this came the Bible Y
tory on Naaman, the leper, on Heart o.
'urity. The magic exercise illustrat- :
ng that we must obey God in all =
Kings. We must believe, receive, and y y
onfess to have our hearts clean and :,
ure. " "
To sit one afternoon and watch the ~
erformance from the front, should u
onvince any parent that gymnasium "
here vigorous calisthenic exercises :,
an be given is a vital need of Moscow. =;
At St. Marks Church. r
The pageant staged in St. Marks / ca
1urch yesterday was an unqualified E
lccess. In spite Of the snowstorm til
lie church was we'll filled by a con- P;
regation which joined heartily in the tn
opular hymns. Prof. H. T. Lewis &c
,oke the Interpreters part with i'm wi
,essive dignity. The children acted TO
cry naturally and enunciated their an
arts very clearly in spite of the brief