El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-08
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Monday, March 6, closed another
year of work for the Woman's Home
Mission society Of Trinity church. ThE
results obtained from the many effQFts
put forth are gratifying indeed. Mrs
VIM. Sachs, the local treasurer re-
ported total amount of eyfraised
for local work for the year by dues,
cake and candy sales, subscriptions.
birthday and thank offerings, $54S.S7-
Mrs. c. E. Sawyer, correctional treas
urer, reported, S109.SO raised by con-
nectfonal dues and mite boxes, making
a. total Of s65267
Money expended on parsonage, flow
ers. charity, Christmas and church
debt was s49O.11. The first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Ross Bryan. reported 1863
visits to sick and church members,
119 bouquets and seven floral offer
ings valued at sSe75, two very fine
boxes for supplies to ministers, valued
at S172.20 Christmas work valued at
s264.40, making a total money value
for work done in this department,
$526.S5.
A church reception was given at
which 800 members were present. The
society has obligated itself to raise
$1,000 on the church debt in two years;
s435 OF this amount has been paid
MIS-. u L race anu MI CCSoC
Payne, as president and secretary,
gave up their offices after a number
of years of hard and faithful service
They were charter members Of che
organization at its incipiency IA years
ago. and to them is due a large meas
ure of credit for it's growth anG sue
cess. The new officers will be in
stalled Wednesday night by Dr.
Wright at prayer service.
Monday in the study club. for which
a fine program is arranged.
Mrs. T. B. Weatherby. of Birming-
ham, Ala. was a guest of the society
The brigade work report was read
by brigade secretary Miss Murray. and
showed splendid work done by the
lady manager, Mrs. Henderson, and
her assistant, Miss Murray.
Mrs. Charles NJ Newman and Nh
Margaret Urmston were the hostesse4
yesterday afternoon for the Wohen'S
Aid society of the Calvary Baptisti
church The meeting was held in thet
church parlors, and the devotional ex-
ercises were in charge of Mrs. Thomp-
son Grace. A social hour and re-
freshments were enjoyed after the pro-
gram.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the East Ell Paso Presbyterian church
win have q social meeting on Friday
evening at the church. The program
will include dialogs. recitations and
songs.
Saturday afternoon Mrs c. c. Rig
ney, Mrs. T. F. Rigney and Mrs. Miller
were the hostesses for the Philathea
class of the First Baptist church.
Thirty guests were in attendance and
much enthusiasm is shown in the dis
cussion of plans for the future work
of the class social time and re-
freshments followed the program.
The Emergency circle of the Sun
shine society viii meet tomorrow aft
ernoon at 2:3O o'clock at the home OF |
Mrs. R. F. Morris. 91S Lee street.
The Women's National Foreign Mis-
sionary jubilee viii be observed in Ell |
Paso, March 30 The Missionary soci- /
cites of this city extend q cordial in
vitation to all who are interested in +
work to join them in dele |
Orating this jubilee.
Mrs. w H WilHamson's Sundby |!
school class Of boys of the First PrekSf
byterian church held a most enioA- /
able basket picnic last week nearthk
smelter III
After the abundant luncheon wash
served the boys spent the afternoon 7
kodaking. Those in the party were: 1
Crawford Harvey. Carl Eek, Donald 4
McDougle Roland Goering, George /
Newell, Keld Reynolds.
The Woman's Aid society, Of West !
minister Presbyterian church. held a |
very enthusiastic meeting yesterday |
afternoon at the home of Mrs w. II. !
Loretz. on Nevada street The affair /
vas followed with refreshments of !
sandwiches and coffee Circle No.
II the society. will entertain with az
shildren's party on Friday afternoon |
1t $3.50 o'clock, at the residence of Muk. /
Bradford Hardie, 1890 Rio Granhe !
street.
High grade hair good Of all kinds.
We also manufacture hair goods from
Elite Parlors. PIG Texas st.