El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
Church Affairs

The Missionary Union Of FL Paso will
meet at Calvary Baptist church Thurs
day, February at p m
The following program VIII De gwen
Scripture reading-Airs. J. T. Roe.
Prayer for foreign missions-Rev. X
G. WOmeldOrf.
SoIo-AIrs. G. H. SIengeL
Roll call Of hurches-Each cnurcn
responding with verse OF scripture
Topic-"Japan"- Ira j. Ayers
Current Happenings-M A. J. Rose.
Topic-Problems Of the West Mrs
W H Williamson.
Local work and new business
Prayer for home field-Rev. E B.
Atwood.
Mrs. T. NJ. Jones entertained the
members Of the Aid society Of calvary
Baptist church on Tuesday afternoon,
at her home on Rio Grande street IN
honor of the fifth anniversary or the
society's organization
The first few minutes were deVOted
70 devotional exercises and the minutes
of the first meeting five years ago
were read. A short and interesting tax
was made by each charter member, al
ter which delicious refreshments were
Among those present were: Mesdames
r. T. Hanks, Louis Reed. William Day,
Charles Wilmington, J. 3. Cray, 0utz'
took J. ". Mcclure. Clemens, Robert
Jackson Wilkey, Compton, Frank
Scott, Crowson, Ernest, Griffith, I. NJ
Jones
The Aid and Missionary society OF
the First Baptist church viii give a
reception to their friends in the church
parlors from to . o'clock Tuesday al
ternoon. when they viii receive free
will offerings for Buckner Orphans
home. These offerings may be In cash
or goods. The mere men as wen as
women not Identified with the society
uHrn p g
pecfally to the male contingent, that II
otherwise engaged and cannot attend
they send an offering as a proxy.
The senior Bible class Of st. Glen
ent's church had social Friday night
in Kendrick hall, with about 80 young
people present. Games cOnundrums ana
music afforded the entertainment OF
the evening. Refreshments OF chocolate
and sandwiches were served The social
was the first Of a series to be given
monthly BY the Bible class The class
on Sunday viii elect ofIicers ana ere
ate q permanent class organization
Mrs w. H. Williamson. Miss Theo
Patterson and Miss Mary Jones enter
tanned the children Of the First Pres
byterian Sunday school who took part
in the Christmas entertainment on Fri
day afternoon in the church parlors.
Many games were played
Those taking part in 1t were; Bessie
Roberts Marion Howe Ethel Irene
Howe. Pauline Eek, Elizabeth Brinker-
hoff Paul Gilliland, Maude Spence,
The POSSESSES served light refresh
ments.
Those present were: Misses. Mable
Shea. Margaret Moore. Alkaline BoWoen,
Pearl Gilllland. Margaret and Eliza
beth BrinkerhOff, Anna Rowland. Bes-
sic Roberts, Jane McCutcheon. Eva
Armithe. Katherine Tick, Helen hur-
doch Margaret and Elizabeth spence
, Pauline Eek Helen DePew, Marion and
Ethel Howe. Gertrude Haslett, Anna
bell Stewart Charline Fox, AileeL
Atkinson. Katie Stewart, Myrtle Jack
son, Eleanor Harvey, Edith Harvey,
Ruth Walker.
The mission study class Of the Trim
itv Methodist church met with Misses
Byrd and Irene Ferguson at their
The mission in Cuba was the topic
for study, and Miss Ora Coroin mace
/ an interesting talk on that subject AZ
ter the study a social hour was enjoyed
and refreshments served.
Those present Were- Mr- and mrs. ".
Y. Care, Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Ayers MIS-
ses Emma Hoffman Ora CorDins Elsie
Lurkins. Eva Crouch Anita Coroln-
Annie b hurry. Ernestine AurIEs Mar
garet Henderson, katherine warren
Mabel hurry. Anne Hughes, Byrd Ser
gusOn, Irene Ferguson; Messrs. ROBIN
Gould. Harry Russ. G. V hurry. DOT
sey Newborn. Harry Henderson, Eu-
gene Ferguson
The Woman's Missionary society
will have a literary program at the
Trinity church January 30 at S-SO p. m
We carry. at all times. a large stock
or high grade human hair goods we
also manufacture hair goods to order.
Elite ParlOrs. 246 Texas street