Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-27


cruits. Reading. THE starless Grown"
by Mrs. @. A. Work.
This program will be followed by an
informal reception given to the more
than 100 new members received dur
ing the year.
The closing hour viii be given to
praise and prayer A most cordial In
vitation is given to all service men and
their families and all friends to DO
present for the evening.
KATHERINE Baptist MISSION
Bible school at 10 a.. m. A review OF
the last quarters lessons. AZ no time
was given last Sunday to the lesson.
teachers may prefer to take up the
Christmas lesson Tho Prince Of Peace"
lisa. xi:1-10. Luke iis-14.
Christian Endeavor s: 45 p. m. Lead
er, Miss Nina Wilson. Topic, How
to make next year better than this"
Psalm 90:1-17 Let us have good
attendance and each bring plans and
suggestions to make next year better
than this in every department of our
work at the Mission.
Evening service, $780,. DR.. A. N. Jac-
quentin, M. D.. will preach for US. Use
your phones and let us fiji the room.
We had good attendance at our
Christmas entertainment and the result
of the offering toward famine stricken
humanity was highly appreciated.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
H. H. Shawhan. D. D.. minister.
Morning service. 11:15; evening serv-
ice. 1880.
Dr. Shawhan, who so acceptably
preached for us last Sunday, will oc-
cupy the pulpit both morning and eve
ming, the fuel restrictions having been
removed. The pulpit supply commit
tee feel that they are to be congratu-
lated on being able to secure the serv-
ices of DR.. Shawhan until we shall
have secured regular pastor.
At the Boy Scout meeting Monday
evening, seven boys were present,
ready to sign up. but 1t was decided
to hold the charter open until next
Monday evening, when q further op-
portunity will be offered and the meet
ing will be in the basement Of the
church at 1880; those who were pres
ent last Monday evening as we'll as
all others intending to Join should re-
port present" in order to be IN on
the charter. parents are ask ed to do
their part in this.
Our Sunday school still has room
for number more to enroll in the sew
eral classes; would II not be a fine
thing IL each of us would make an hon
est effort to bring one new one, just
as thank offering; our doors are
open at 10 o'clock in the morning and
your presence Is welcome
Responding to the call as well as the
urgent need and opportunity our school
made the largest offering in its history
for missions by laying upon the altar
the magnificent sim of s135 at the
services Sabbath morning and
Wednesday evening; those who failed
to bring theirs are urged to hand it
to your teacher without fail as the full
amount is to be sent at once in order
that more lives may be saved in Syria,
the land of death and ruin.
The session is asked to meet for a
season Sunday morning following the
services IN order that we may COM
plete the filling in of the New Era
committees; the members will please
bear this in mind and be prepared to
report on their assignments, etc.
DR.. Braxtan will conduct the serv-
ices Thursday evening at 1870: this
Will give each of us an excellent on
portunity to begin the New Year in
the proper manner and 1t Is hoped the
room will be filled with body of earn
est worshippers.
We are pleased to be able to report
that the first club of New Era" sub
scribers was sent this past week of
"a; others desiring to make their sub
scription at the club rates are asked
to hand their money to Mr.. Adams
Sunday as 1t Is not our intention to
make further appeal, but the list
VIII be open for about 10 days longer.
1t is with pleasure that we extend
the right hand Of fellowship to Rev.
IL M Keller, who comes to assume the
position of general secretary of the
state Sunday School association. He
Is member of our denomination and
we bespeak for him success as well as
a cordial welcome among us. He was
IN our school for a few minutes last
Sabbath.