The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-07-17

history of the world. He writes: al
had no idea when l left home that l
was coming to a celebration of this
magnitude. 1t is not possible to spend
a single day here without adding
| greatly to ones knowledge. Each of
the many exhibit places is tremen-
dously worth while and day spent
in any one of them is almost as good
as a months tour of the particular
country for which the building is nam
ed. The best and most interesting
exhibits from Africa, India, Malaysia,
Latin America, Korea, Hawaii, Phil
| ippines and other countries have been
brought to Columbus for this exhibit
| ton. In addition to the exhibits, out
door events of the greatest interest
are offered daily and although 1t is
enlightening to visit the China exhibit
| for example and see how the Chinese
live, it is difficult to resist the temp
tation to go out into the open and
watch the aerial gymnastics of army
aviators who come here almost daily.
Last Sunday (July g. was a truly
great day. Every Protestant church
in Columbus, and most of the churches
for one hundred miles around, were
occupied by centenary speakers, and
all with one accord" presented the
appeal for enlistment for personal
service. In addition to the services
in the city, over 5000 gathered in the
Coliseum and another auditorium on
the grounds, and in these two last |
named services alone over 1000 young |
people presented themselves for life |
work in special service. Next Sun
day, the greatest day of all is yet to
come. l tell you this is wonderful
event and destined to mean much to
the world simply can't tell you all
about it, but l will surely be glad to
try when l get home"
Baptist
The Emmett Baptist church extends
q hearty invitation TO the following
services: Sunday-Bible school at 10
a. m, morning worship at IL. Young
Peoples Union at z p. m. Evening
at 8 p. m. We offer the
people of Emmett a church home,
where they may worship God with
glad heart and amid inspiring services
and good fellowship. Our minister
ID ever ready to respond to your call.
The subjects for Sunday are as fol- |
lows: Morning, "The Jelly Fish, the
Spineless Man and the Doctrineless
church; or What About Doctrines"
Baptist Notes
The third of the evening union SER
yices occur on Sunday at the Metho-
list church at p. m. Let all be pres
mt and hear Miss McCornic. She will
lave a worthwhile message.
Over fifty people attended the young
,eople's services last Sunday evening.
Not SO bad for such warm weather.
Our church business-social meeting
vas largely attended Wednesday ey-
ming. The reports of the officers and
departments of the church were for
tx months ending July 1. These are
-iven in writing and full of interest.
he past six months have been the
est in the history of the church.
here has been steady growth in
attendance and in our ac-
ivities. The total receipts for the six
months for all causes was close to
17OO. The budget for the fiscal year
0 Sept 80, 1920, was adopted and
uhstantial increases of salary were
iven both the pastor and janitor.
lans for improvements were discuss
and approved and as soon as posi-
le will be carried into effect so that
ur social service work may be en-