El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-25

The home missionary society or the
First Methodist church viii meet on
Thursday at 2:45 .. m. with Mrs. W.
S. Valentine, 1105 East Rio Grande
street The official board Of the churc1
will meet after the midweek prayer
service Wednesday evening.
More AfficiaIs at WestEzinster.
At the close OF the Sunday morning
service at the Westminster Presbyte-
rian church, additional officers OF the
church were elected by the cOngrega-
ton The new elders are Capt ]. II
Rogers, Dr.. J. L Mcknight, B. N
Smith The new deacOns are Theodorc
Forster and Bradford Hardie, IT. The
MISSIONARY meeting Of the W Westminster
church viii be held at o'clock Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
George Coles, SOC North Virginia street
Presbyterian Mission Work
Following up the address of Rev Ar
thur F. Bishop on last Sunday for for
eign mission support from the church,
the First Presbyterian congregation
raised g large fund Sunday for the
support Of the home and foreign mis-
siOnary activities which this church
has undertaken. During the past year
the local church has contributed more
than $4,000 to missionary work It
supports mission pastor, Rev. A X
Hale, in Japan, and contributes to all
home and foreign mission boards. Sun
day was the closing of the church year
and a special Offering was taken Tor
the advancement of this work and %
take care Of the missionary budget for
the year The Bible study class VIII
meet Wednesday evening at 7-45 and
the pastors communicate class Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock
Special Christian Church Events.
A regular midweek preaching service
mas been In progress at the First
Christian church in charge OF Rev. p
j. Rice, the pastor. These midweek
services viii lead up TO series Of de-
elslon services. which will begin next
sunday and continue all week. A gOs-
pei song service was held at the church
sunday evening.
New Baptist Pastor.
heF- J. I. Williams, for some years
pastor Of the First Baptist church IN
Jefferson City, Mo-, has accepted the
call or the First Baptist church. OF
TINS city, and viii enter upon his du-
sles mere on April q. He IS well and
IaForaDly known in Kentucky, his ma
i've state, and in Indiana and Mis-
sOurl, where he has held successful
PPa ls,.e1lla.t He is graduate OF
S $50 : - y ~ u 49, coLlege ana OF the
S0ulAern BAPTIST Theological seminary,
OF LOUISVILLE, under the late DR.. Broad
us who said Of him that he was the
2esI creek scholar in the seminary
Rev j. d. Ray, the present pastor. re-
turns to the Southwestern Baptist The
ologlcal seminary in Fort Worth tax
ing the chair OF hOmiletfcs and pastoral
tueglos4' a position he vacated to come
20 II baso little more than a year
ago Dr- Ray viii announce the date
OF ms departure next Sunday
me missionary society viii meet
1uesoay afternoon and the regular
prayer service win be held Tad1ee5sv
evening at the First Baptist church.
East FL PasO PreBbyteriaus.
80 20 services We're held at the East Il
Faso Presbyterian church Sunday
morning as Rev Kenneth Brown the
terrain church
o New Church For Clint.
emit Tex is to have a new BaDtfst
caqTch- Rev r T. Hanks. pastor of
calvary church, went to Clint Saturday
alternoon 70 meet with Rev. l. r. Nil
So $500 " a ItaIlore. Tex, and Rev j. e.
PuIAelt' or Maria, in ESTABLISHING a
church there His pulpit was f5i1a5
SUNDAY morning by Rev. J. III Joi0er
1L E4lTasIn5lIIon, Tex, who is now Hvine
Pav y -f-ii4 rYu EeIA- In the evening
CongregationaI school Here.
49, II + fl9o lOW mas Congregational
Coiiese Inc Congregational Mission
huahua has been transferred - n pc,
ana IS now located on South Kansas
stleel, "leIe the First COngrega ffonal
SluIcH members are furnishing ii a
nome IL Is IN charge Of Dr.. Faf0~ er,5
las a CORPS Of three women 4es-t- - -
ana the teachers and number ~ o7fi'
qren who could not reach their bC-o--g
1900 OL me railroad blockades are
the college NoiI- "a
Church For Canut,IIo
.7l-u no, rex. IS to have a Congre-
Salonal church soon. Rev Miles Hen
sen is making. weekly triDs 10 cam
mo eacn sunday afternoon to preach
mere, II Is the plan of the valley
nlenoeIs 70 organize a regular church
IN the town and to have a 1astoT
me woman aid society viii meet
1..uIsqay arternoon at the home OF
llfs raw hlns on Rio Grands street
The subject for discussion viii be the
alsnef eIlllclSIn as applied TO gospels
SeEenth Day Adventists
Ing regular services each sunday AT
the Womans club rooms on ~ F56r,Ie-
Nafd- r. anseIlst Burt Bray preached
on the Coming Conflict Of me Ma
tons sunday evening. basing his ser
mon on the prophecies Of Daniel.
To Discuss Chibuabuo
Conditions in Chihuahua viii he dis
cussed by the members Of the Congre-
gational church THURSDAY evening MT
the apartments OF Mrs. Mary ElWeu
Braz0s flats. The principal and teach
ers Of the chihuahua mission COLLEGE