El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-11

Next week will be home mission
week for the Protestant churches OF
FL Paso. Beginning Monday, Nov. IS,
and continuing through Sunday, the
churches will have home missidn pro
grams bearing on the mission work OF
the local church organizations.
Thine program is: Monday, Nov. Is,
1880 p. M Calvary Houston Square
Baptist church. Subject, ''NOn-Cau-
casian People in America"
The American Indians Mrs. P. ii.
The Negroes" Bradford Hardie.
The Mexicans," Rev. G. d. Daniel
Tuesday, Nov 10. 1880 p. n, West
Minister Presbyterian church;
Subject: The Immigrants
The Volume and Sources Of AmeEi-
can Immigration judge j. a. Gillett-
The Effect of America on Foreign
ers and of Foreigners on America,
Mrs. George b. Oliver.
The Attitude for Christians TO
Take Toward the Strangers Within
Our Gates" Rev. r 7, Hanks.
Wednesday. Nov. 20, 7:30 p. m St
Clements Episcopal church:
Subject: Some Great Fields for
Missionary Activity
THE Southwest, the Land OF Prom
ise." Rev. c. L Overstreet
THE Rural Districts and Small
Towns" Rev. John E. Abbott.
THE MOuntaineers Of the South and
East" Rev. Henry Easter
Thursday, Nov. p. 1870 p. m First
Christian church-Subject, Forces in
the Spiritual Uplift OF the City"
THE Churches" Rev. C. Wesley
aThe Y. W. c. A" Mrs J. A. Potter.
1.-THE Salvation Army and City Mis-
sions," Mai: 7. A Pitt
The Y NJ c. A." II. B. Durkee-
Friday, Nov. %. 1880 p. m. Trinity
Methodist church-Subject, American
Social Problems
''The church and Labor" Rev. Ken
meth Brown.
Conditions Attendant Upon the En-
ployment of Women and Children,
Mrs. C. l. Overstreet-
The Saloon and Temperance Re
FORM J. L Campbell
Sunday. Nov p. 1880 p. m First
Presbyterian church-Subject, Unity
in Making Our Country Gods Coun-
The Advantages Of Unity" Rev. E
c. Morgan.
The Solid Front Presented by Prot
estant Forces Today" Rev Perry J..
Campaign motto: Our Country
Gods Country"
Mission Week at Trinity.
Daily services at Trinity Methodist
church are to be the features OF Home
Mission week. These services, con-
Quoted by the missionary society OF
the church are to be held each after
noon from 2.30 to 4:S0 with the eN-
ception of Wednesday, when services
will be held from 1880 to $3.50 Ending
the week a special service will be heId
Sunday morning at which the pastor,
Rev. c. W. Webdell, will preach spe-
cfal sermon Of this work
Convention at Deming.
Delegates from the Christian churcn
in FL PasO viii attend the convention
of the Rio Grande district of the Chris
tian churches which is to be heIo ln
Deming this week Those who VIII
90 from El PasO are Rev. Perry j.
Rice. Rev. J. H Allen, Willard Patter-
s6n. Mesdames Belle Thumm, w. 4
Hayes, W. II. Anderson and Miss Blrdle
Kerr The week beginning November
"a will be observed as special week
Of prayer at the First Christian
church New life" meetings viii be
held each night and will be in charge
Of the laymen OF the church.
To Improve Church.
The women of the First Presbyterian
church are planning to expend SlOUO
improving the interior Of the audlto-
rum of the church New carpets VIII
be laid, the woodwork VIII be re-
touched to conform with its surround
ings and the walls will be given
coat Of oil to brighten them and give
the church a more cheerful appear
ance. This evening at 7:30 all OF the
officers and teachers of the Sunday
school will hold a meeting in the
church On Tuesday evening at 1870
there will be a meeting OF the session
and trustees. Wednesday evening will
be devoted to a discussion of Home
Mission week and plans therefor viii
be outlined. During the past month
20 new members have been added TO
the church roll
Westminster Church.
The Missionary society Of the West
minister Presbyterian church viii meet
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock IN the
Sunday school rooms. Tuesday evening
at 1880 the board of deacOns will hold
its monthly meeting at the home OF
J. H. Grant 1920 Brown street
Isayunen Conduct Meetings.
The local Baptist ministers are all
ont OF town at the present time at
tending state convention so some of