El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-02
SEVEN HUNDRED
NEW NAMES ADDED
Sunday Schools Continue
Spirited Campaign;
Announcements.

Nearly 700 new names have been add
/ ed to the rolls of all departments OF
] the Sunday schools engaged in the cam
psign for new members. The various
schools are showing fine spirit OF en-
/ ergy and emulation and the results are
shown IN the increased membership u
I all the schools.
Attendance Increasing.
At the Trinity Methodist church the
/ attendance IS increasing rapldIy. l-as5
at the morning service and Key y
/ Wesley Webdell. the pastor, says, If the
/ TO be present with strangers and
friends who attend the church, stand
| ing room viii be scarce
For tomorrow the services viii De-
/ Sabbath school. $3.50 a. m EpWorth
! league. $50 p m. Preaching. 10-40 a.
I m, and 1880 D. m. Morning hour theme;
/ "Christ's Love for the Individual. Text:
/ one Of the disciples whom Jesus
/ loved" JnO 1923. Evening theme; Les
sons From the TRANSPORTATION OF Our
/ Lord Excellent music by quartet at
! both services. Junior division Of Mis-
sionary society "Old Brigade meets at
Preparing for Bishop Meetings.
I At the First Presbyterian church to-
| morrow Rev. Charles L Overstreet. the
pastor, will preach in the morning on
| Near the Kingdom, and at so p. m,
/ on Come and See" or the Test of Elk
| perience."
] These services will lead up to the
( special eTangelistic meetings which are
/ 10 begin next week under DR.. A r
/ Bishop of Austin.
/ At night there will be a Is minute
/ song service. organ numbers by Francis
I Moore, anthem by the double quartet
! and SOLO by Mr.. Coggshall' Refuge d.
/ In the morning the choir will give
( two special selections, Thy HalloWed
: PRESENCE and Gods Peace Is Peace
! The Sunday school continues to
! boom, over 100 new members were add
] oil "a aNf
! and doing fine work
! There viii be q Sunday afternoon
/ conference in the church parlors to com
! pIeIe arrangements Tor the Bishop
/ meetings.A chorus choir will be or
/ gained; ushers, advertising. entertain
! nent ana personal work committees
Tn, The meetings proper begin Sunday
/ march 40, but a big mems supper viii
I IN itiae ~ BIsnop VIII speak and meet
/ Ihe men Through the generosity OF
some OF the men of the church. this
/ supper viii be served free Of charge.
Calvary Baptist.
/ Calvary Baptist church. corner Non
/ tana and Virginia. r T. Hanks, D. D.
( pastor. Sunday school. $3.50 a. m, g
/ v Nafe and A, s. Howard, superin-
l tencentS- The school is graded and has
on The Christian Warfare" and 7-45
/ 2 m, on "a Certain Salvation" B. Y
First Congregational Church.
] services cat First Congregational
! church sunday will be, 7 0 a. m, discus
/ sion class. Subject. The Trinity
/ II a. m, public worship. Subject. The
Lower versus the Higher Natures"
/ In the afternoon the excursion to
/ CanutllIo for the commencement OF
! services there viii be made
First Methodist.
/ First Methodist Episcopal church
/ corner Myrtle avenue and North Ocboa
| street Charles J. Dickey. pastor Pub
Z lie services Sunday school, 9.45 a m
Morning worship. II. EpWorth league
$50 D m Evening preaching service
| '-5U- MidWeek prayer meeting. We'd
neSday evening at o'clock. This meet
Q ing viii be especially for men, The pas
I tor VIII occupy the pulpit both Sunday
morning ana evening Strangers invited.
First Baptist Church.
First Baptist church. sol MaEoffin
avenue, JEFF D. Ray. pastor. SUNDAY
scnooL y-45 a m. G. P Putnam SUI
I per1ntendent B. Y P. L, 6:45 D. m 7
T. Romero, president
The pastor viii preach at both morn
ing and evening service.
st. Paulfs Lutheran.
Services at St PauTs lutheran
church. IN Carnegie library basement
on Sunday viii be as follows: SUNDAY
I school at TO a. m-s preaching at II a
m. and Z p. m.
Humane officer,
Fletcher Thomas. telephone o. is
humane officer for the FL Paso Humane
society and viii investigate complaints
on request