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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21

g 4. iIobson, brother or Congressman Richmond Pearson Hobson. is considering me king the race for Congress from the Sixth district to succeed the incumbent. Congressman Hobson, as is known, will In the next campaign make the race for tho Senate against Senator Joseph F. Johnston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
]. [. SHELBY HEADS
 BOARD OF TRADE Enthusiastic Meeting Was
 Held Yesterday OTHER NEW OFFICERS Many Members Make ImprOmptu Speeches in Which They Expressed Determination to Put New
 Life Into the Association
OTHER NEW OFFICERS

| E. Shelby was elected president of the Birmingham Board of Trade at the meeting yesterday in the directors room at which a determination to put new life into the organization predominated. c. C. Heidt presided over the meeting in the absence of the president, John L. Parker
 The meeting was largely attended, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
First Session Concludes With Sermon by Dr.
 French of Nashville
BISHOP SPEAKING
 ON MEN OF VISION"
Discussed Vision of Abraham Tester day and Will Tell of Vision of Jacob Today-Committees
 Are Appointed
ToDAY's PROGRAMME

BOO A. M.-Conference opens. 9:15-Short address before the conference by Bishop Hendrix on Jacob"
 9;45-Work of conference re- sumes
 12.30 P M.-Adjournment.
 2:30-Meeting of the various committees and boards. 3:00-Reception at the W. s. Brown residence on Highland avenue 6so-Luncheon at the Y. NJ. (. A
 S:00-Sermon. by Dr. Read.
 9:30-Adjournment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21

-cheerfully contribute to this noble cause. and 1 believe that every good citizen will realize his duty to join this active body and lend his support as much as possible.
 Assuring you of my hearty co-oper- ation and support, 1 am, sincerely yours,
 LOUIS PIZITZ."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
WORKERS REPORT
 ON CHARITY FUND $l5,0O0 Campaign Getting
 Well Under Way SOME ENDORSEMENTS Erskine Ramsays Committee Carried off First Honors in Yesterdays
 Report-Another luncheon
 Will Be Held Today

The committees that were recently ap, pointed to canvass the city for the pur- pose of raising si5,ooo for the work of the Associated charities in Birmingham met again yesterday noon in the Gold Lion tea room to received the first reports. This meeting of the committee, like all the rest was very enthusiastic
 There was a very good attendance yes- terday afternoon when the first report was made. There were reports made by nine committees, though others were rep- resented, but were not quite ready to present reports. At the luncheon s7o2 was reported as having been raised while the team to raise the greatest amount was number 15. commanded by ErsI<ine Ramsay who reported that the yhad s171 subscribed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
Turner Talks

The various reports were received by Oscar Turner. chairman of the finance committee, who made brief talk con graduating the committees upon their work. Mir. Turner was followed by Will liam McGrath, general secretary of the Associated charities in this city. Mr. McGrath told the general methods of the Associated charities work and an nounced the annual report of the local association would probably be ready for distribution at the noon luncheon today at l o'clock.
 Each member of the committee was re- quested to be present promptly even if unable to make report. The meeting of these committees at noon are not of long duration Yesterday afternoon each com mittee started out 10 try 10 outdo each other in securing subscriptions. There is much friendly rivalry
 The Associated charities is in receipt of the following. which might prove of interest to friends of the Associated char
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
INSURANCE

With the ASSURANCE that every claim made will be treated with prompt considera- ton.
 Ne are a Birmingham "in- dustry' and all the business we get from you helps to make Birmingham bigger and better.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
Has Watched Methods

ROBERT JEMIsoN, JR.'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-31

Capt A P Watts. Capt. W A Nc
Cain. and Lieut. Ben W Fields had
luncheon together Friday noon at the
Valley Inn. Ysleta-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-31
Cards

Friday afternoon Mrs. Joseph H.
Hurxthal was the hostess at an infor-
NAL bridge party given at her home at
$500 FTutas street Mrs. HurXthal s
apartments were profusely decorated in
flowers that were the pride of the old
fashioned gardens, such as sun flower,
poppies, dahlias and hollyhocks.
The dining room table was very pref
" with its handsome centerpiece Of
Mexican drawn work. and a large sill
yer vase filled with flowers.
Canes were PLAYED on the porch.
which was converted into a perfect
bower of trailing vines. flowers and
bowls of fruit Punch was served and
ar ice course was served afterwards
First prize was Won by Miss Karma
peanc, a dainty boudOir cap of lace
over pink silk; Miss Myra Srater won
second prize, q pretty white gauze fan
Mrs. Frank Payne received the con-
ISOLATION prize, a handpainted ivory
fan.
Mrs. HurNthal was assisted by Mrs.
Garrett and the Misses Cody
Those present were: Mesdames D. c.
Booth, J. S. Capron. J. W Pettus. Maud
Deane. W. A. White. ". T. owen, Frank
Payne, J. F. Bowen. J. F. Eyster. c.
NJ Hendricks and c. r. Morehead;
Misses Myra Prater, Evelyn Logan
Mary Gates Redmond, karma Deane
Gertrude Cody, Cody.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-31
Y. w. C. A. Notes

Monday night there will be a Gym
nasium party" in the central rooms of
the Y ". c. A for all the members of
the association and their friends. The
meeting is primarily for the purpose of
getting the young women together as
preliminary to the fall work. The
schedule for the class work is being
prepared in pamphlet form and will be
distributed at the meeting Monday.
The new Instructor Tor the physical
work viii not arrive until the latter
part of September but this year the
association will have its own physical
instructor, and all of her time whereas
heretofore the physical instructor has
divided her time between the School
for Girls and the Y W. c. a. a program
of Rotations and musical selections
has been prepared for the entertain
ment of the association members Mon
day night. Miss Blanche Davis will
play piano selections and accompany
her sister Miss Margaret Davis. who
VIII play a violin solo. Miss Florence
Comfort will sing. and Miss Bess Hanks
and Mrs. c. c. Holly will give recita-
lions. A talk on the Importance and
benefit of the physical department will
be given by Miss Helen Knox student
secretary of the state association. and
refreshments will be served at the
close.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-31

Mary Pool; high second, Miss Eliza
oeth Page; low and high third, Miss
Mildred Whitfield; low fourth, Mrs.
Jewel Brown; high fourth, Miss Laura
Nelson; low fifth, Miss Annie Wilbar-
ger; high fifth, Miss Annie Ray Moss;
low and high sixth, Miss Lillian Phil
lips; departmental teachers, Miss Liz
zle Harris, Miss Jess Denton, Miss
Emma Lee Lott and Miss Martha
Poole.
San Jaeinto school.
Principal, Miss Mamie Sexton; low
first, Miss Kate Gibson; nigh first and
low second, Miss Della Kiefer; high
second and low third. Miss Flora
Miss Dora Burton; low and high
fourth, Miss Annie Hearne Hill; high
fourth and low fifth. Miss Meddie
Kelly; high fifth, Miss Dee Jordan:
low sixth, Miss Dove Husbands; high
sixth, Miss Docis. COWan; departmental
teachers, Miss Margaret Condor, Miss
Lila Thomas, Miss Nell Taylor. and
Nora Bradley.
East Ell Paso School.
Principal Mrs. Eunice Payne: low
and nigh first Miss Winifred Wilson;
low and high second, Mrs. Alice Nor
riss; low and high third, Miss Mary
O'Keeffe; low and high fourth, Mrs.
Eunice Payne
Sunset School.
Principal, Mrs. Empress Arlington;
low and high first, Miss Anna Shelton:
low and high second. Miss EIizabeth
Howell; low and high third, Miss Bes-
sic webster low and high fourth, Miss
wander MacIver; low and high fifth
Miss Loretto Brick: low and high
sixth, Miss Elizabeth Young: low
seventh, Miss Claudia Brahm: high
seevnth, Miss Katherine Brownson.
Villas School
Principal, Mrs. N l. Patterson: low
and high first, Mrs NJ L Patterson;
low and high second. Miss Lena heep:
low and high third. Miss Mona Frank.
low and high fourth, Miss Carrie
Race; low and high fifth, Miss Al
berta Heep; low and high sixth. Miss
Ruby Henderson; low and high
seventh, Mrs. I. S. Breed.
Manual Training.
W A. Burk. supervisor: D. E. Clark,
r E Chesnault c. c. Golden. Mrs. NJ
F. Murphy, Miss NJ LeBaron, Miss Hell
en- Newell, Miss Dora Hart and Miss
Fannie V. Henning-
Kindergartens.
Miss Lula Jones. director; Miss
Mary Watkins. assistant; Miss Anna.
Washburn, director, Miss Emma. Hoff-
man, assistant.
Special Teachers.
Mrs L T. Moore, supervisor Of /
music; Mrs. V. Whitmer, supervisor of !
art; Mrs. J. c. Nee. assistant in art.
Douglass school CNegrO).
Principal, VIM Coleman; first grade, /
Kate Craig. second and third Comfort !
Baker; third and fourth, Darthula /
Oarden; fifth and sixth, B. NJ Bonner; /
seventh and eighth. LYDIA MCGOWAN; (
nigh school, Vim. Coleman c. D. Ba-
1er and F. D. Clopton; manual train 4
ing; F D. Clopton and Emma c. Cole /
man
Substitute Teachers.
Miss Willie B. McCrery. Miss Klif- |
ford Rice and Miss Harriet Rawlins
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-31
PcrfIes

Friday evening Mrs. T. Clark Lidden
entertained a few of her friends at a
party in honor of Misses Bernyce
Mooney, of Longview and Bcbbie
Brown. of Las Cruces in her apart
ments at the Brazos.
The evening was spent in various
games. singing. music and social con-
versation. Fruit punch was served
during the games. The solos of Misses
Mooney and Mcbride were beautifully
rendered and evoked much applause.
Mrs. Lidden was assisted by her moth
er Mrs. Bette Arant, in serving an ice
course with homemade cake. The fol-
lowing guests were present.
Miss Bernyce Mooney. of Longview,
Tex; Miss Bobbie Brown, of Las Cru
ces. \. NJ: Miss Mabel -IcBride. Miss
Era Haynie, Miss Edith Richard, Miss
Myrtle HUMPHREYS, Robert Hickman.
VIII Malone. Harry Arant. Mr.. Glaves,
T c. Lidden, Jack Wellholt
Mrs. J. W Ridge Will entertain in
formally Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. +. N. Brite. of Joplin, No, who
is visiting her mother, Mrs. S Barbee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-31
CHURCHES UNITE
IN LABOR SERVICE
Many Ell Paso Churches to
Join in the Cleveland
Square Meeting.

Ell Paso churches will very generally
give way Sunday night for the Union
Labor services in Cleveland square.
nearly all Of the churches announc-
ing that no evening services will be
held Sunday. At the Union Labor serv-
ices. which will be observance Of
Union Sunday by FL Paso labor unions.
many of the city pastors will take
part. and it is expected that several
thousand people will attend.
The program for the service will be;
Introductory remarks, Harry Cooper.
representing the Central Labor union
Hymn by choir and congregation.
Invocation, Rev. John E. Abbott,
Westminster Presbyterian church
Scripture. Rev. Chas. J. Dickey. First
Methodist church.
Music.
Address Rev. Kenneth Brown, East
e. Paso Presbyterian church. subject,
a Mans job Rev J. F. Williams,
First Baptist church, subject. The
First Christian church. subject. Our
Common Job"
Music.
Address in Spanish, Rev c. D. Dan
iel. sperintendent Of Baptist Missions.
National hymn by choir and congre-
cation
Benediction. Rev. Henry Easter. St.
Clements Episcopal church
First Christian.
At the First Christian church. cor
ner North Oregon and Franklin
streets, two blocks north of the Shell
don. Perry J. Rice. pastor. Services
Will be held Sunday as follows; Sun
day school at $50 a. N. Communion at
1913 a. m, preaching at II a m. The
pastor will preach. There Will be no
evening service at the church. but the
congregation will join in the Union
Labor Sunday service in Cleveland
square.
First Baptist Church.
Rev J. F. William, D. D., pastor Of
the First Baptist church. has re-
turned from a vacation trip in Cali
fornia and will preach at the II o'clock
service. There will be no preaching in
the evening on account of the Union
service in Cleveland square. Sunday
school GAS, Prof. G. P. Putnam. super
intendent; B. Y. P. L. devotional
services at p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at o. m Take Park or
Myrtle avenue car TO Virginia and
walk one block.
Westminster Presbyterian.
At the Westminster Presbyterian
church, Rev. John G. Abbott, the pas
tor, will preach in the morning at II
O'clock. The theme OF the sermon will
be The Divine Encoura cement"
Christian Endeavor society Will be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-31
Dinners and Lunekeoas

As a farewell to the members of the
school set who are going away to col
lege. and the last Y. Hi dance of the
summer. before school work begins,
room of the Elks' club. The dances will
be given as usual at intervals during
the school year, but a large number Of
the graduates of last years class at
the High School are going away to
college within the next two weeks, and
will be missed at the school affairs.
Music for the dances was played by
an orchestra of several pieces and
punch was served in the intermissions.
The dance opened with a grand march
Led by Miss Kate krause and Howard
Gilman Mr. and Mrs Norman Walker
were the chaperones.
Among the dancers present were
Missse Hattie Mae Loretz, Kate Stoker.
Wilma Elliott, Meta Ormsbee. Con-
stance Pateman, Harriet Bryan, Sybil
Shedd, Kate Krause, Birdie Hawkins,
Maurine Carter. Charles Carter, Marion
Young, Beulah Brown. Nell Hanniman.
Beatrice Pateman, Margaret Bryan,
Stella Brick, Camille Kibler. Mayme
Clark. Mary Leighton, Violet Aitkin,
Mabel O'Conner, Stella Lattner, Mil
dred Hood May Belle Hood, Guida
Mayer. Eunice Anderson. Myrtle Lang
ford, Norma VanSurdam, Clara Fink,
Irene LaUghlin, Margaret Davis, Nell
Gillard, Katherine Russell smith,
Mamie Robertson, Imogene Robert
son, Lucille Smith Reba Elliott, Mar
guerite Darbyshire. Grace Flick. Mary
Lewis. Kate Adams, Karma Deane,
Vivian Reed, Rose Adams, Bess Murtle,
Emile Ormsbee, Isabelle Kelly and
Frank Lyons. Ed Held, Clarence
Vaughan. Archie Vaughan. Henry
Shedd, Milton Shedd, Howard Gilman,
Walter Davis, Ernest Beuhler, Paul
Ellis. Lynn Nee, Scott White, Ward
WorIhington. Tom Byerly, John 1oretz,
Allen Whitman, julius Herman, Foster
Coles, Kent Heffron, Wendell Kuhn,
Arthur Hawkins, Phil Warren, julius
Routerman. Ed Miller, H Shelton, Tom
DWyer, John FasSett Edmond Behr,
Langford Locke. Harvey wilcox, Clar-
ence Boren, Homer Thomas. Lamar
Lehman. viii Anderson. Jesse Payne,
H E. VanSurdam, Arthur Schuster,
Steve LeGros, Bart Hillburn, John
Burch, Vernon Lyman, Garland Lyman,
Frank Roberts, Frank Ross, X a b BRO
Blair Rogers. Blake Baker, Norman
Morrison, Jack Roman, Paul Collins and
Ernest Myles-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R Russell, MISS
Clio Russell. Mrs Lewis St 59na
party that motored down to the Valley
Inn, Ysleta, for luncheon Friday noon
Capt. A P Watts. Capt W. A Nc,
Cain, and Lieut. Ben W Fields had
luncheon together Friday noon at the
Valley Inn. Ysleta-
S. c. Aubrey was the host at a din
ner Friday night at the valley nm
YsIeta. at which his guests were Mr.
Ethel Cowell-
Mrs. J. Hill entertained Mrs. / C.
Dempsy and family at dinner FRIDAY
evening. Mrs Dempsy will leave snort I
y for California to reside
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-31
Ell Pasoans Away

Rev. E. B. Atwood has gone to New
Mexico to assume his new duties as
secretary of the state board of the
Baptist church As his new duties will
necessitate much travelling over the
state for the next few months. Mrs
Atwood and the family viii remain in
Fl Paso until about November.
Mr. and Mrs Homer Y. Ellis left
today for Chicago for a few weeks
visit.
Mrs. H. T. Bowie and her guest. Miss
Helen Knox, visited Mrs. Bowies
brothers ranches in Berino, y. NJ the
past few days.
Edith Eieke little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Eicke left on a visit
to her aunt in San Antonio.
Mrs. R T. Nein. of Ell Paso. Is reg
istered at the Hotel Virginia. Long
Beach, Calf.
Miss Ethel Owlridge. after spending
over month at her old home Spring
field Ill, visiting her parents. is now
visiting her sisters. Mrs. Willard Bruce
and Mrs. Charles Long, at Des Moines.
Iowa This week Mr. and Mrs Bruce
and Miss Owlridge are having an out
Iowa.
H D Hickey and \. G. Buchoz Of FL
Paso, are visiting IN Mineral Wells.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-31

held at s:45 p n and Sunday school
at 9.45 a m.
There viii be no evening service. as
the pastor and congregation will par
ticipate in the Labor Sunday service
at Cleveland square
austin Park Christian.
The Austin Park Christian church,
corner East Montana and Cebada
street, one block from the Fort Bliss
car line. Sunday school will be held
at $50 a. m, Mrs H L. Magee, super
intendent There are classes for all
ages, and everybody in the community
is invited TO attend The school closes
in time for those who wish to attend
the preaching services in the down
town churches. There will be no even
ing service on account of the Union
Labor Sunday service in Cleveland
square.
Trinity Methodist.
Trinity Methodist church. Boulevard
and Mesa avenue. Rev c. Wesley Web
dell, pastor. Sunday services. Sunday
school $3.50 a. m, Epworth league Z p.
m. preaching 1913 a m. and 1855 D. m.
After brief sermon at the morning
hour the sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be administered. Evening
theme, "Colaborers With Jesus" Spe-
ciaI music.
At the morning hours. anthem,
Jesus. Saviour Pilot Me- (Sch eckner).
quartet. Solo, "Ope Thou Mine Eyes
Bailey, Mrs W D. Howe. Special
My Father Watcheth over Ne ga
brieD. quartet
Evening: Anthem Some Happy
Day (GabrieD. quartet. Solo, Abide
With Ne" Liddle) Mrs. ". W. Evans.
Special, Sing On quartet. Anthem,
The communion Sunday morning
will be the last service of this order
before the annual conference.
First Presbyte-ian.
First Presbyterian church. corner
Boulevard and Stanton. sunday school
9:45 a. m Morning service at II
o'clock The double quartet will sing
Gadsby's Lord Our Governor" Mrs
Leila Moore will sing n solo Sermon
by Rev. Warren Elsing. Subject.
Kingdoms Past. Present. and Future"
Text Matthew 50. There will be 10
evening service. Bible Study class
Wednesday evening at S o'clock.
AItura Presbyterian.
AItura Presbyterian church. corner
Russell and Idaia street Sunday
school $50 a. m. There will be no
morning service. An open air service
will be held at $50 p. m. Sermon
by Rev. Warren Elsing- Subject. The
Moral Standard" Text Matthew 5:4S.
st. PaUrs Lutheran.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. preaching
at II a. m There will be no evening
service on account of the Union Labor
service in Cleveland square.
First Methodist
First Methodist Episcopal church.
corner Myrtle avenue and North Ochoa
street. three short blocks east of the
city hall. conveniently reached by
either the Myrtle avenue or Park cars.
Charles J. Dickey, pastor: Cyril H
Boddington. assistant pastor. residence
149 North Ochoa street. phone 1913
Public services: Sunday school Gas a.
m, morning worship Il o'clock. No
Epworth league or evening preaching
service on account of the union service
IN Cleveland square at D. m In the
morning the pastor will preach on
Religion as Form of Power
PRAYER meeting Wednesday s p. m.
subject, The Christian Family" Colos-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-31
Church Affairs

Miss Eva Weeks entertained the
| EpWorth league of the First Methodlst
| church Friday night at her home. III
Texas street. giving a watermelon
social The evening was spent in play
ing guessing games and music. Elwood
Carpenter won the prize for the great
test number of correct guesses IN the
contests. Among those present were
Misses Artea Roberts, Ruth Wistler,
Edith Bell, Madeline Fisk, Cora Efck-
man. Phyllis Hickman. and Lester
Hichens. Robert Marston, Ellwood Car
penter. Rev. c. J. Dickey, c. Bedding
ton, and Carl Spinner
Miss Emma Hoffman. superintendent
Of the Primary department of Trinity
Methodist church, gave party for the
primary department youngsters Friday
afternoon in the basement rooms Of the
church building. Miss Hoffman was
assisted in entertaining the children by
the officers and teachers of the primary
department, who were Mesdames c H
Lawrence. c. R Reese. Edmond Bryan,
W. z Wilson, o. DanielsOn. D. II. Brad
lev ir G Wesley Webdell, Misses
Ernestine Murry. Mildred Marston, Lila
Thomas and Elite Shepherd, Rev c.
Wesley Webden John H Harper. the
Sunday school superintendent, and
George B. Oliver, the assistant superin-
tendent
The rooms were especially pretty for
the children, being decorated with
masses of golden rod and sunfowers.
in every available place. Kindergarten
games were played during the after
noon and primary songs were sung by
candies. all yellow. were served at the
long primary tables. which were dec
GRATED with yellow and white and had
long streamers of yellow and white
extending down from the dome. to the
corners of the tables
The Highland Park B. Y. P. L. viii
hold its regular monthly business
meeting at 6.45 Sunday evening. After
the business meeting the following
Topic-"The Bible"
Leader-Mrs. Chas. Frfberg
Roll call. responded to by favorite |
Paper, What do we think of Crea-
ton as revelation of God?' Mrs |
Manning.
nificance Of the word Bible?" Ida !
Blanchard.
Paper, What is the chief purpose of /
the Bible2' Mrs. Baker.
Paper, How freely were human I
powers used in writing the Bible and /
how were they aided?" c. X. Gray.
Paper, How long a period was the
Bible in PREPARATION Grace Robert /
Paper, How wsre the books of the
Bible selected and brought together"
Paper. How has the Bible with /
stood the attacks of its enemies?'
Bernie Sanderson.
Song, Mothers Bible"
Regular monthly collection
The Aid society Of the East FL Paso
Baptist church gave a musical social
Friday night at the church. which was
very well attended and success in
every way Mrs. Ed L. Millican was
in charge of the affair. Mrs. George
Smith, at the piano. Willard Smith
played the cornet. George Richard
son sang several solos. accompanied
by Mrs Smith. as did Mrs Ed L. Mil
lican, and there were several piano :
and ccrnet duets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs Charles R Russell, Miss
Clio Russell, Mrs Lewis St John
Thomas and Henry Thomas formed
party that uiotored down to the Valley
Inn, Ysleta, for luncheon Friday noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-31

Mrs J. Hill entertained Mrs, / C.
Dempsy and family at a dinner Friday
evening Mrs. Dempsy will leave short
" for California to reside.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-31

slams 3:1s-4:1. Choir rehearsal Thurs
day at o'clock
Church of st. Clement
Church OF St Clement Campbell and
Montana streets. Rev. Henry Easter.
rector Hours for divine services
Holy communion each Sunday 7-30 a
m. also on first Of month at II g m
Sunday school $3.50 a. m, morning
prayer with sermon Il a m, celebra-
tons on saints and holy days 10 g. n
Evening services after next Sunday
at 2 n
Highland Park Baptist.
Highland Park Baptist church, Sun
day school, 9-45 a. m, F. H Sander
son, superintendent Preaching Il a m,
by A E Boyd, Of Artesia, n. NJ
Grandview Sunday school D m.
3. Y. P. L. 6-45 D. m
East 81 PasO Presbyterian
East FL Paso Presbyterian church,
corner Poplar and Texas streets. Rev.
Kenneth Brown, pastor Sunday
school $50 a m, classes for all ages:
morning worship II o'clock. sermon by
pastor; Junior Christian Endeavor s D
n. Prayer meeting Wednesday night
al 1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-31
Dances

The regular weekly dance will be
given tonight at the Country club.
Things socially will begin to liven
up with the beginning of school The
ElSs' club will resume its monthly
dances early in September. the Beavers
are planning for their monthly dances
month, and the Terpsichorean club is
planning to begin its dances early in
the fall
Miss Alberta Martin entertained
number of her young friends very in
formally last evening. Dancing was
the diversion Of the evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-31

Majestic Ranges
Laurie Hardware Co, SOC Mills St