El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-20
TITANIC VICTIMS
TOBEREMEMBER
Memorial Service in One Ell
Paso Church and Special
Sermons in Others.

In several OF the FL Paso churches on
Sunday reference will be made in the
sermons TO the disaster which has be-
fallen the Titanic and the great loss
OF life attending it. and in at least
one Of the churches, the First Pres
byterian. the evening service will be
in the nature OF a memorial to the
victims OF the great vessel
At the First Presbyterian.
At the First Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning the pastor, Rev. Chas.
l. OverstTeet, viii preach his third an
niVersary sermon His subject will be
Presbyterian Opportunities and Re
spOnsibilities." Mrs. Leila Moore viii
sing Nearer. Ny God, to Thee" by
Holden, and the choir will sing God,
to Whom We Look Up" Chadwick. The
church bulletin will contain full &C
counts Of the work OF the church dur
ing the past year.
In the evening at 7:45, the service
win be something Of a Titanic mem
orfal service. The pastors sermon viii
music and scripture viii be used Mr..
COggshau will sing and the choir viii
sing Evening ana Morning
sabbath school meets at $3.50. Junior
EndeavOr at 8 p m
To Preach OF "Hurrying."
At the First Congregational church,
Crawford theater, services will be as
follows:
a
Of discussion, Immortality"
II a. M public worship. Rev Miles
Hanson will speak on "Hurrying."
hint from the loss Of the Titanic The
choir viii give special music. assisted
by Mrs. Pierce, Capt Van Surdam and
Mr.. Carson.
At East FL PasO Presby terfan.
At the East FL PasO Presbyterian
church, corner Poplar and Texas streets
Rev Kenneth Brown. pastor, the ser
vices Sunday will be.
Bible school, $50 a. m; morning ser
vice, II o'clock, subject Of sermon Les
sons from the Titanic Disaster"
Young Peoples meeting. p. m
evening service, 7:45: subject, Spinal
Meningitis and the Frailty Of Human
Life" memorial to VIM McC. Taylor.
PrepentecOstaI Services.
The regular services at the First
Christian church from now until the
end OF May viii be OF peculiar interest
The sermons viii deal with events In
the life OF Christ subsequent to his
resurrection and leading up to the first
PentecOst thereafter when the Chris
tian church was lmaugurated. The
morning services win be especially de-
votiOnal in character. and the evening
service viii be eVangelistic. double
quartet has been assembled TO lead the
music for these services and congrega-
tiOnal singing Of familiar songs viii
be feature OF the evening service es-
The sermon subjects viii be as fol-
lows:
sunday. April q. morning: "COmpan-
ionshIp by the Way" evening. The
Master Dealing With Doubt and De-
spair.
sunday. April %. morning; Christ
and Common Tasks evening, The
I Reality OF the Risen Christ"
Sunday, May 5. morning; The Proof
of Love-" evening. Follow Thou Me-
Sunday. May ~. morning. "Inaugur-
ating a World Enterprise" evening
! The Gospel Message"
Sunday. May 19, morning The Mas
ter's Parting Words.--evening Christ
and the Remission OF Sins"
Sunday. Nay %, morning Great and
Gracious Promises Fulfilled" evening,
| THE Cry Of an Awakened Conscience"
The morning services will begin at II
o'clock. and the evening services VIII
! begin al I-45 o'clock
First Christian Church.
At the First Christian church, cor
ner North Oregon and Franklin streets,
! two blocks north Of the sheldon, Perry
J. Rice. pastor. services will be held
Sunday as follows Sunday school at
7 9-45 a. m. communion service and
preaching at II a. m; Christian En-
deavOr at 6-45 p. m. evangelistic ser
vice at t:45 p m. The morning theme
viii be COMPROMISING by the Way"
evening theme, The Master Dealing
With Doubt and Despair" A double
quartet has been assembled to lead
the music
Westminster Presbyterian.
At the Westminster Presbyterian
church. corner OF Florence and Rio
Grande streets. Rev John +. Abbott.
the pastor, viii preach at II a. m, and
at p. m. The theme of the morning
discourse viii be Drought OF Spirit"
At the evening service the pastor
viii preach, on Twice Born Men" find
ing the subject matter Of his discourse
in the book Of that name by Harold
Begbie. He viii relate and comment
upon three typical instances OF Tegen-