The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-29
First M. e. Church, South.

OuDJeCl dl MOTnlDS SSTNlce, Love-.
First M. e. Church., South.
Last Sunday was another day of big
congregations and tne reception of
new members. Several new members
are expected to join tomorrow. The
by the pastor p. T. Ramsey,
viii be along the line of plain gospel
preaching.
The work of the choir is very much
appreciated at the church. The morn
ing anthem is one of Dudley Bucks
fine compositions. Prof. Brierley was
the Solo Tenor in Dudley Bucks great
choir in Chicago and sang the compo-
sitions of this great man under his
personal direction. The other selec-
ions for the day will please you.
Remember the church is on the cor
ner of West Second and North Penn.
and the program is as follows:
MORNING 1900 O'Clock.
Anthem-'Sing Alleluia Forth" Buck,
Mrs. Williams, Mr.. Brierley, MIR.
Dudley and Choir.
Duet and Chorus:"No Sorrow There"
~Stebbins. Miss Emma Stone, Mr..
Brierley and Choir.
Sermon "A Successful Fishing Party"
Anthem: Il Will Lift up Mine Eyes"
Emerson. Miss Bnma Stone and
Choir.
Male Chorus: Wandering Down
-McGranahan; Messrs. Jones. Brier-
ley, Dudley, c. Jones, Brooks and
Gibbany.
Observation-Disclosures"
First Presbyterian Church..
Preaching by the pastor at IL a. m.
and 1880 p. m. The morning subject
viii be Loves Extra Opportunity,
that in the using tenpts the Master
and blesses the user"
An Offering for the board of For
eign Missions will be taken at this
service. Music by the male quar
tette. Night subject. "A question of
profound interest to every one"
GAS a. N. Sunday School.
$50 y. TN. Junior C.. r.
ESQ D. m. Senior c. L.
Mid-week prayer services, Wed. at
7:45 y. m.
Christian church Services.
The service s at the Christian
Church are planned on a large scale.
Every Sunday YOU are not there you
are much the oser. These services
are for you. The evangelistic spirit
of the union revival is still with us.
All our meetings Sunday will tend
along that line.
The ordinance of Baptism will be
administered at the evening service
9:45 Bible School, j. z. Carper, Sup
~eriutendent.
Century Glass, Pres. DR.. finder.
Young Peoples Glass. Teacher, Ed.
Gibhany.
Primary Department. Supt. Miss B
McClane.
IL Preaching Service. Thene-"A
New Song"
$50 Christian Endeavor. res. c.
A. Emmett.
All young people invited. Splendid
meetings.
1880 Preaching Service. Theme
"A Message from the Lost"
Baptism at this meeting. Special nu-
sic and good singing. We use the
new Famous Hymns" at the evening
services. You are invited come.
Choir Leader Miss Nelson.
Minister Geo. Fowler.
Southern Presbyterian Church.
Rev. c. G. Hill will preach at the
morning service No service in the
evening. Miss Axtell N Mr.. Pope
will sing The Master Calls by Bur
ly and the choir will sing after dark
ness. the Dawn" by Malmene.
Offertory piano and organ Mrs. Nor |
veil and Miss Bean.
Southern Presbyterian
Sunday School at 9:45.
Preaching at HOO a. m, by Rev.
c. c. Hill. No service at night.
First NJ. Z. Church.
Corner Fifth and Kentucky. II. Van
pastor.
The three special services of the
week have been well attended and
very encouraging. So much SO, the
pastor has decided to merge the work
into an evangelistic meeting begin |
ming Sunday and continuing over the
Sunday. There will be night /
iy services at 1880. except Saturday.
A fine chorus choir will lead the |,
and a male quartette a 9TH
er specials will assist from time to
time.
The Sunday services entire, will be '
in line VITA these plans The Sunday
School at e.45 O. m. Junior League Mt ,