The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-27
CHURCH
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
Sunday School. 1000 a. m.
Morning Service II loo am.
Evening worship, 7.30 p. M.
Y WEDNESDAY
4 Ladies' Aid first and third Wed
4 nesdays of each month.
A recent editorial in the Great
3 Falls Tribune gives the high ideals
and educational program of the Girl
Scouts of America. We have in Wolf
) Point four patrols under Mrs. C. E.
/ Haynes, who holds a commission as
captain. A constructive program is
being launched. Most of us rebel
against being told DON'T, but all will
respond to DO. So this is the pro
gram of both Boy and Girl Scouts.
Keep the young folks busy with
wholesome things and all will be well.
The community should respond to the
effort being put forth both for the
boys and girls.
If you want to know how to CO.
operate with the scout masters get in
touch with Coach Smith of the Boy
and Mrs. Haynes of the Girl Scouts.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church received this week from a
friend in Chicago, a gift of an entire
kitchen outfit. The parsonage folks
also received from Philadelphia a
check to cover the completing of the
bath room in the parsonage. These
gifts make us realize that there are
many big hearted men and women in
tensely interested in kingdom build
ing.
We have a task here in Wolf Point.
1t is not to make an every friend can
vas. It is not to finish the church,
as much as that is needed. 1t is not
to dig down a little deeper and sup
port the church more literally, as
badly as this is needed. The real
task is to find twenty-five men who
are interested enough in their own
and their family's welfare and also
in their neighbors welfare to step
forth and help to shoulder the res
possibility Of a real program in this
church. Some real he men are want
ed not sissy men; some who have
intestinal stamina" and go-red
blooded Americans with a vision of
what they and their community may
become and may do. This is a chal-
lenge. The job is big enough to
challenge any man and will test his
mettle. We would not throw the
challenge if we did not sincerely be-
lieve that there were such men in our
town. They have come forth in
other places; step out and show your
real mettle. Hitch up to a big task
and get a new thrill.
There will be a special feature at
both services next Sunday. The at
tendance shows the interest is grow
ng in the different departments of
he church activities. Many new
are seen in the audiences,
many have expressed themselves as
Interested and want something to do,
md that is easy to do, to give them
iomething to do. Do is the first, last
md middle name of this, the Service
If you want to go where
omething is doing, then come to the
Methodist church.
Soon we are to start daylight saw
ng in the church as there are not
.nough hours of daylight to get all /
.one that we are attempting. If S
will come and help carry part of
he load, we will not be weighed down '
o heavy and can get more done. 5
The Ladies' Aid will meet next i,
yeek at the church. The committee !
yill serve a delightful lunch. One
hat the men will enjoy, so a special
aviation is extended to them. For
ometime the ladies have been meet ii
lg at the parsonage but there are e
90 many of them to crowd into the l
mall space so the larger plans are :.
eing made. The Aid will soon have =
1eir new equipment and then it will 4
e a comparatively easy task to serve
large number. Come and enjoy the e
fellowship of this fine group of wo- IL
len and taste the thrill of service of h
our master. o
We hope by next Sunday to be able g
nou the plans that are being ~
-ade to use the moving pictures.
A fine new set of slides are to be
sed on Dec. IA. "Our Relation to
-%exico," all will enjoy these beahti- d
IL and instructive pictures. Every CO
ody is invited. This will be a real Of
l,
C. E. Haynes, Minister. :,
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