Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-01
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH


Thos. o. Grieves and w. w. Van
Drsen, pastors.
After four months OF very acceptable
service as pastor Mr.. Grieves is to
leave us for charge in Los Angeles.
Our committee on pulpit supply is
working In conjunction with Bishop
r. ]. Cooke to obtain another man for
the place.
Our prayer meeting last Thursday
evening was well attended and very
helpful to all. We look for an even
larger attendance and a better meet
ing this week.
Every department of the church Is
on the high tide of prosperity.
Our rummage sale will be held some
time during the present month, prob
ably a definite announcement will be
made next week.
The various sections of the Ladies'
Aid Society will meet as follows: Sec
ton / will give silver tea on Tuesday
afternoon Nov. 4, at the home of Mrs
w, H. Thompson, 523 Hays st. This
tea is for all Corners, and all are in
vited. All the remaining sections meet
on Wednesday afternoon. section Y
with Mrs. Carl Abercrombie, 1411 East
State ST.; Section 3 with Mrs. w. r.
Hyatt, 1904 Warm Springs Ave-; Sec
ton 4 with Mrs. J. B. Cruzen. ITO
Ewing, 1920 N. 18th St.; section 6 with
Mrs. j. A. Ketchen on the bench; sec
tions and will meet jointly with
Mrs. A. c. Price, 1907 N. 18th ST.; and
section 3 with Mrs. r. r. Alexander,
Rose Hill.
The Junior League will meet at 5
o'clock Sunday. 1t Is desired to form
a class for preparatory membership
| which will receive regular Instruction
each Sunday afternoon.
| At the Sunday morning hour of SER
| vice the Holy Communion will be OBJ
served. This will also be continued at
| the evening service. At the morning
service Mr.. Grieves will speak on the
Making Of Friend"
| In the evening he will preach on
"Sitnah and Rehoboth.'' He will sing
He is Able and Willing to Save"
People from the state OF Ohio are es-
pecially invited to this Ohio night.
| Opportunity to unite with the church
will be given at both services on Sun
! day.
The Epworth League meets each
Sunday evening at 81 so for a social
| hour. At 6; Is the devotional service
begins. Blair Armstrong is the leader
this week. Young people are urged to
be present.
The Sunday school is rapidly grow
|
Every department is doing well but
! still there is room for others.
The Fellowship class of which D.
1 l. Young is the president, spent very
pleasant evening at his home on Tues
day evening. There were 32 men pres
ent. Plans were laid for a larger and
better class. All men are requested
to cooperate.
DR.. A. E. Griffith of Des Moines a
worker in the Gooding College cam
paign, is spending some time in Boise.
He gave a very able and helpful talk
in prayer meeting last Thursday even
ing We hope he will address the en-
tire church in the near future.
KATHERINE BAPTIST MISSION.
Bible school, 10 a. m. Lesson: Our
Personal Responsibility for Temper
ance Reform. Jer. 35:1-8, 1914, 49,
10.
Christian Endeavor, 6:45. Leader
Edgar J. Payne. Topic: Standing
| for God and Right. l Kings 18:17-24
This is our monthly conservation
meeting, and the leader requests that
all members present be ready to re-
spond to the roll call with a testimony
or verse of scripture, and that men,
bers unable to be present send a verse
to be read in response to the roll call
No preaching service this evening on
| account of the special services at the
First Baptist church.
BETHEL n. N. e. CHURCH.
Order of service of Bethel H. M. h
church. Official board Monday nights
after second and fourth Sunday.