El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-12
Church Affairs

The Queen Esther circle Of the First
Methodist church met Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. Howard Durkee,
All Cliff street After a business meet
ing the following program was given:
Robert Marston, Isabelle Valentine
and Madeline Fisk read papers on home
missions in Porto Rico. Misses Keat-
ing played several piano duets. Mrs.
Howard Durlee gave talk on the
Rose Gregory Houchen settlement
house being built in FL PG-O.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
will hold q state Mission day" at the
Highland Park Baptist church on Oc-
tOber Is. The program for the day is
as follows:
Leader, Fred Robinson.
Song, Help Somebody Today"
Prayer, by pastor.
Song, Make Ne a Channel Of Bless
ing"
Texas Baptist catechism, ten min
utes, The Union.
How the Money Comes and Goes"
Song, God VIII Take Care Of You"
state Mission Facts and Needs"
Mark Griffith.
the Part of Every B. Y. P. U.,in Texas"
Song, Loyalty to Christ"
How Much VIII Our Union Give to
Help Raise the S14O,O00-Oo in Texas
for State Missions2'
Song. Count Your Blessings"
Benediction-
The Highland Park Methodist
church, south, will hold a song service
in the church on Sunday evening, Oct
-, at Z; 80. The program is as fol-
lows:
Opening hymn. Come Thou Al
mighty King"
Piano solo. Miss Lila Thomas.
Anthem, 20 God, Thou Art My God"
choir
Tenor solo. '.Tarry With Ne. Ny
Savior" L. T. Davis.
Anthem, God Be MercifuL" choir
Soprano solo, The. Better Land"
Mrs. c. c. Holley.
Offtertory. music by Miss Lila
Thomas.
Violin solo. Guide Me. O Thou Great
Jehovah L A. Barnes.
Chorus My Peace Leave Unto
You female voices.
Tenor solo. Rock Of Ages" J. o.
Anthem. "As 1t Began to Dawn,
choir.
The ST. Clements Social club held a
meeting on Thursday evening at Ken
drick hall. At the short business ses-
sion, the election of Officers resulted
as follows. Miss ChrySta HOgarth vice
president, to succeed DR.. G. H Mengel,
and Donald Davis treasurer to sue
coed c. NJ. Lyman. Following the meet
ing, a social session was enjoyed and
games played, in which Miss Emily
OrmSbee won the first prize and Miss
Glen Adams the consolation Parvin
Witte sang several songs, accompanied
by Kenneth McCalIUm. Refreshments
were served by the social committee.
The Women's guild of St. PauIs Lu-
- r--TT a.
ing with Mrs Berg, 1906 Rio Grande.
Plans for the bazaar were discussed.
to be held some. time during NOvem-
Der After the meeting lunch was
served by the hostess. About Is women
were present business meeting
Will be held at Mrs. Schlemmer's on
Friday November IS.
The Willing Workers, Of the First
Baptist church held meeting recently
in the church. The class is under the
instruction Of Mrs Geo. Seamands. and
the following officers were elected:
President, Miss Dallas Chastain; vice
president, Miss Elizabeth Hawkins;
secretary, Miss Vera Werle; assistant
secretary, Miss Vera Morris; treasurer,
Miss Antoniette Watkins.
A meeting will be held by the Will
ing Workers on Saturday, October 10.
at the church. The subject for the day
win be foreign missions.
As Kew Kenneth Brown of the East
FL PasO Presbyterian church is out of
the city, the morning and evening ser
vices at the church will be conducted
by the Salvation Army corps.
There will be a called meeting Of
the Aid society, on Tuesday. Oct. Is,
in the church parlors of the First
Presbyterian church. Important bust
ness is to be discussed and every mem
Der is expected to be present.
Mrs. r. lie Roy entertained the Al
tura Aid society Of the Presbyterian
church at a quilting party last Thurs
day.
Mrs. John I. Dyer entertained the
Friday Whist club at her home, on Ari-
iona street, Friday afternoon. After
the game, refreshments were served.
The Whatsoever" \cIub. of Calvary
Houston Square church. will meet to-
day at the home of Miss Florence Rob
ertsOn. The subject for the days
study will be the book Of Exodus
SWastikn Lump Coal, 81 Ton.