The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-20
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Hours Of Serl

Evening Worship ----- 1880
Last Sunday we had two of the
largest congregations it has been our
privilege to preach to since we have
been in Wolf Point. In the morning
the pastor made a plea for active
interest in civic life. Placing res
possibility for purity upon the citi-
zens in general.
We cannot expect our officials to
give us their best and most efficient
service unless we show them that
we are ~squarely behind them.
The pastor Of this church has no
desire to mix in local politics but
he has a strong desire to see our city
free from professional gamblers.
b%ootleggers and prostitutes. More
over he will do all in his power to
create public sentiment behind the
officials that will demand the utmost
penalty for those who deliberately
plan to violate our laws. If men do
not like the laws of this city, or
country; laws which have been made
for the welfare of society, there is
a long wide road leading to its sea
ports and a ship leaves every day;
Russia needs population. However,
men do not want to live in that kind
of a country. They desire protection
of the law, the privileges of religion,
and the pleasure of decent society.
Let us remember this when we are
tempted to break the law for our
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Do you like music? Then worship
with us on Sunday evening. We have
a splendid orchestra to lead our song
service. Spend an enjoyable as well
as profitable evening with us.
Mrs. Shipman who so ably leads the
music of the church is busy preparing
her usual Christmas concert which
will be given on the Sunday evening
before Christmas. Watch for fur
Their announcements of this.
Next Sunday morning the pastor
will address the Masonic Lodge of
this city. Visiting brethren are
cordially invited to attend this ser
vice. The subject will be Religion,
Morality, and Education Necessities
of Good Government"
Our Young Peoples Society shows
a steady growth and the young folks
who took part in last weeks meeting
acquitted themselves with credit.
The Ladies, Aid meets Thursday
afternoon and lunch will be served
between the hours of five and ven
The Aid is doing very fine work
this year, as it has always done, and
a very fine report will undoubtedly
be forthcoming next March.
We are planning on strengthening
our choir with quite a few high
people and should be able in
this way to develope a very fine
choir.
If religion gave you the Sabbath
what is n hour that you should be-
grudge it to religion. Go to church
next Sunday.
The Sunday school showed very
decided progress last Sunday norm
ing and the effect Of the new curri-
culum with it's higher demands was
very evident. George Rathert, Irene
and Hazel Carpenter, and Arthur
Anderson did some very ~creditable
recitation work before the assembled
Special mention of those
who do good work will be made in this
church column from time to time.
Parents give us your assistance in
the home. See that your children
study the lessons assigned them and
we will promise you more than mere
educational results.
Last Sunday evening Roland Thorn
.endered a very pretty violin solo as
/ special number in the evening wor-
hip.