The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-13
in MEMORY
OF THOSE GONE
BEAUTIFUL MEMORIAL WINDOWS
In PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ARE DEDICATED.

The splendid new art glass win
dows which have recently been in
stalled in the Presbyterian church
were dedicated at the special service
Sunday morning. The windows are
/ beautiful in design and workmanship
and contribute greatly to the wor-
shipful atmosphere of the sanctuary
4 There are nine windows in all, seven
of them being memorials.
The three figured windows on the
east side of the auditorium portray
"Jesus the Good Shepherd" "Christ
! knocking at the door" and "The Boy
! Jesus in the Temple" The first OF
/ these is the gift of John Naylor and
family. The center one is presented
by Dr. Delos Cornwall of ST. Maries
Idaho, in memory of his mother Sa-
rah Cornwall, who was for many
years an active worker in the church
Edgar Hunter of San Antonio, Texas
is the donor of the window bearing
the figure of "The Boy Jesus in the
Temple" 1t is a memorial to his
mother Sarah-Anna Hunter, who was
member of the cchurch from 1898
until her death in 1905.
The window at the left of the main
entrance is a memorial to DR.. David
O. Ghormley, who was pastor OF the
church from 1895 to 1901. The win
dow is the gift of Mrs. Ghormley and
her children. DR.. Ghormley did a
very fine work in Moscow and was
one of the noteworthy leaders of
Presbyterianism in the northwest.
Adjacent to this window is one pre-
sented by the Sunday School superin-
tendents, Dr. J. G. Eldridge and Mrs.
l. ;ol,+ af
trance is a memorial to l.. A. Torsen,
an efficient officer of the church for
several years. The window is the gift
of Mrs. Torsen and Henry Torsen.
Adjacent to it is a memorial bearing
the name Headington. 1t is the gift
Of Mrs. Matte H. Sinclair of Palo
Alto, California Mr.. Headington was
clerk of the board of trustees in the
local church at the time of his death.
The window is also a memorial to
their daughter, Sarah.
On the west are two memorial win
dows. Mrs. H L. Coats is the donor
of one, a memorial to DR.. ]. w. Reed
er and wife, who were charter mem
bers of the church, DR.. Reeder being
one of the first elders of the church.
The window is also memorial to
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas B. Reeder and
Miss Margaret l.. Reeder.
The other is a memorial to Mrs.
Ida Manning Moody, presented by her
husband and children. Mrs. Moody
was a very earnest Christian and
diligent worker in the church Tor
more than twenty-five years.
A special feature of the service was
the dedicatory prayer which was re-
peated responsively by the congre-
cation. The prayer was as follows:
almighty God, who hast called us
out of the darkness into thy marvel
Gus light mercifully accept our SER
vice and graciously receive at our
hands these windows which we offer
and dedicate to beautify the place of
thy sanctuary in memory of thy ser
wants who have been named and in
honor of Him, the brightness of thy
glory, even Jesus, whom thou hast
given to be the light of the world.
"Of old Thou didst inspire the ar
lists of thine ancient church to adorn
the tabernacle and the temple with
splendid color and rich device. We
have likewise adorned this Sanctuary
to praise thy goodness and testify of
thy glory Grant that these symbols
may assist our faith and augment our
hope that we may more fully love and
serve thee here on earth and in thy
presence. Grant that in all our partial
and imperfect symbols of thy truth,
and especially in the windows here
dedicated to honor thy name and pro-
claim thy gospel, we may learn more
of thy grace and glory-through.
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