Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-21
BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School

10 have an attendance Of 100 for las
Sunday was realized. The attendance
numbered an even hundred, which
sent q fhrill into the hearts Of th'
Sunday School workers. Their II
eth some room left in the church, SC
the next Sunday everybody is going tc
boost for 1875, and all are confident that
this number win be reached.
The Sunday School attendance for
the new year has been: First Sunday,
IS, second Sunday rs, third Sunday
100. Fourth Sunday ? -
The class for the tiny tots was so
we'll represented that their teacher,
Mrs. D. w. Yaden. had to place an
emergency call for two assistants.
8. Y. p. Y.
The y. Y. r. Z. held their most sue
cessful meeting last Sunday night
There was splendid attendance.
numbering 70 people.
After the opening prayer and song.
Mrs. Withrow asked for sentance
prayers from the audience and is
prayers were offered within few
minutes
After the announcements and bust I
ness OF the evening had been disposed I
OF, by the president. the meeting was
turned over TO Miss Iva Alexander
who led the Hustlers with 30
minute program. The Lesson for Sun
day night was Self Control of the body
This subject proved very interesting
and beneficial TO ALL There were
humber Of reference readinges in con-
nection with this and several interest
ing talks
A Low hao 4 ata
her program. Miss Minnie Wright led
the Rustlers In a 10 minute program. ,
The number OF points received by
The Hustiers last Sunday was 442,
while that OF the Rustlers was 1856.
The standing Of the two sides to date
is Ilustlers 900, Rustlers 9i5. This Is l
going to be close contest from all
appearances.
Next Sunday Miss Lucille Jones will
have charge Of the Rustlers and Miss
Amy Mason viii lead the Hustlers
The success OF the BYP.U to date y
has exceeded even the highest ex- :
pectations With the present out-
look, Shoshone may have the largest 9 {.
and best B.Y.P.U. organization in
Southern Idaho, II not the entire state e
Everyone not attending any other :
church In the city is invited TO come. y
The meeting is called to order at $3.50 G
1, M. Sunday evenings Tor an hour :
session. G.
Church Services a
Church attendance Sunday evening =
broke all the records There were u
over IS people there and the church o
VAS Just about filled to capacity >
Eight minutes were devoted to the -
inoting Of scripture verses by the y
audience. No record was kept OF the g
number that responded but not a =.
'econd was lost and sometimes two -
tarted talking at the same time. ~
Miss Naomi Hansen sang a solo ac- Z,
at the piano by Miss Lucille =,
ones, which was greatly appreciated ~
" the audiercc
The Pastors theme for next Sun
ONE OF Mrs. Cleveland and all mem :. ~
1ved" oe
The evening subject will be Songs a. a,
I the Night" ue
Social 90
A social viii be given the B.Y.P.U y.
y Willard and Helen Field at the ~
ONE of their parents Mr. and Mrs ~
'. NJ. Field on Saturday night jan "S
airy 49, This VIII be hard time ~
ocial, and all are requested to wear
othes suitable for the occasion. 81.
ames and entertainments OF all kinds ~
re- planned by the social committee. ~.
nd everyone Is expected 10 have a
al Jolly evening.
The former plan to hold this social
Friday, Jan. Fl was changed on -,
count OF number OF young folks 49,
at we're unable TO attend that night. III,
Sunbeam Class Organized Oh, 80
Last Sunday. the sixteenth. twenty cal
sht little folks between the ages OF on
ght and thirteen met at the First tur
'ptist Church and organized a sun to
am Bank with Miss Lucille Jones as nd,
cir leader. Caroline Ballard wps sta
Iected as captain OF tho "Pinks" and pn'
I'm McAahon as captain OF the ne'
ihites.- Each side Is 10 try to get ene
; most members. and at the end OF e
weeks the ioser will have to en- -,
."n the winners. Far
ne meetings are 10 be held everv ida
nday afternoon at four o'clock n. MOI
First Baptis; Church. and an hour Fer
D be spent in singing storv te,,,r~ con
other things Of interest. All "
lfren 81 The .,s.-x ~. f...t.a A.. (ON