El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-14
Church Affairs

The Young Peoples Missionary so
ciety of Trinity Methodist church met
d. the nome of Misses Irene ana Byrd
ferguson Friday night. A business
meeting was held first, and IT was de
Glued to adopt the book, The New
LAY IN China" for the coming winter
STUDY. Mrs. Robin Gould was appoint
ca delegate to represent the society al
the Methodist annual conference, 10 be
neid IN Las Cruces in october. Fol
rowing the business, a social time was
enjoyed. Miss Noreen Shelb played
an instrumental solo. and a reading
was given by Mrs. ". u Care Ike
IreshmentS of sherbet and cake were
served by the hostesses- Tnose pres
ent were: Mr.. ard Mrs Hugn L
henry, Mr.. and Mrs. Robin Gould, Mr..
ana Mrs W L. Care, Misses Margaret
henderson, J. Mitchell, Laura Hender-
son, Noreen Shelb. Juanita Smith, Rena
Shea, Catherine Peak. Henrietta Snlr-
Ley' Mildred Maiston and Harry Hen
derson, Harry Russ. Dorsey newborn;
Russell Mitchell Clarence Boren, Ed
Cunning and Joe Anderson.
A box social was given by the Sun
day school classes of the First Metho-
dist church, taught by Mrs J. +: Kill
burn and E. E. Mold, Friday night. at
the church Rev. Cyril Boddington WINS
chairman of the affair. Musical selec-
tons were given by Mr.. and Mrs Hy-
ten and Walter Williams gave a read
ing. The lunch boxes were auctloned
off by Walter Williams and about S2l
cleared for the church fund Follow
ing this, the people took their lunch
boxes out on the lawn and had pic
nc, About 50 people were present
A farewell surprise party was given
Wednesday night by the junior Phi
lathea class of the Calvary Houston
Square Baptist church in honor of Miss
Esther JOhannesen, VINO leaves Mon
day for the east, at her home on Tu-
lsrosa street. Games were played
throughout the evening. At a late hour
refreshments were served Those pres
ent were Esther Johannesen, Bessie
Burgess. FIoy Wilson. Clara Norris.
Ruby PTothroe, Eva Rhodes, Mary
Evans and Jim Reed, George Johnson,
Fred Morris, John Butler. Walter Jo-
hannesen and clinton Bowers
A successful meeting of the Brother
hood OF the First Baptist church was
held Friday night in the church. An
address on religion was made by F. NJ
Whitaker. Edwin c. knickmeyer
played piano solos and three selections
were sung by a quartet consisting of
Claire L. Rogers. F. II. Nolte, c. H.
Brown and T. e Maxwell The Broth
erhOOd was organized into bands of five
with readers to look after the general
work of the church. and has taken upon
itself the publication Of the church cal
cndar for this year Following the
business and program. light refresh
ments were served. The meeting was
well attended.
A get-together banquet was given by
the aid society of the Calvary Houston
Square Baptist church to the men of
the church Friday night in the church
building. The tables were arranged in
the form of a cross with an enormous
bouquet of sunflCwers and golden glow
in the center. Smaller vases of the yell
low flowers extended the length of the
tables A turkey supper was served to
about 20 men. Speeches were made by
Rev. r. T. Hanks, c. Y. Nafe. W F.
Robertson and others. The dinner was
in charge of Mrs. T. ". Grace chair
man, and the committee. Mesdames
Harry Swain. J. Whitney Webb. F. A
Hodge. Frank Scott, NJ B. Gaylord E.
Reed. T. W Sarrels. w B. Day, E H
Griffith, J. NJ. Widen: Misses Ella Peck.
Mary /. Reed, Olive Page and Flossie
Robertson.
The Whatsoever club of Calvary
Houston Square BAPTIST church will
celebrate the third anniversary of its
organization tonight in the Houston