El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-22
Church Affairs

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Next Sunday is to be ~Chudren's
/ Day" at the First Methodist EpIsco-
! pal church. A song service will be
/ given by the little folks and other
{ members of the Sunday school at the
/ hour Of the morning service II o'clock
/ The program will be as follows.
Professional - Onward Christian
/ Soldiers
Song lschoO)-~Chndren's Day Has
Come"
Prayer. C. Worthington.
New Testament reading, Mark To-
Chorus-Aisses Lillian Mayhem, Eva
I Weeks. Cora Eickman, Phillys Eick-
man; Messrs. Chas- Leaning, John
Kitchens. Ward WorthingtOn. Clar-
sOng-'G, Double o. D-Good." pri-
mary department
Offering Response by Choir. Of
fertory Della Kiefer and George
Meade
song by schOol-~Hark the Merry
Old Testament reading.
Chorus--'Tis Sunshine" junior
lingl.
(a) Song-..LittIe stars, Ruth
Pickles. Edith Bergman. Reba Light.
OBJ Song-"Little Tots. Richard and
Elizabeth Crowley. Jas. and Addie Bias.
Harry kasinsSy. Helen ana kathryn
Winters Mildred Johnson, Mildred
Carpenter, George Cutshan John Lee
Martin, Fanny Bernhart. Raymond
Waltai, Cora slater, Ernest Jennings,
Lawrence Harris, James Howell, Lu-
ellie Jones' Irma Brown, Fred circuit
Gladys Matchett, Viola HamTick and
Grace HOlcomb.
soIo-(a) selected. OBJ The Years
At the Spring" Drowning Mrs. J.
W. Lorentzen
closing song--God Bless Our
sunday school benediction.
Chaplain Thomas Livingston. OF the
4th cavalry. addressed the members Of
the First Pres byserian church Mission
airy society at the meeting Tuesday
afternoon. at the church. His talk on
different phases Of his work among
the soldiers was very interesting The
main difficulty is in providing amuse-
ment and entertainment for the sol
diers. the chaplain said. as the govern
ment makes no financial provision for
this.
Mrs. ". Van Long read current
events. and a social hour was enjoyed
II was voted by the Missionary society
to contribute a certain amount month
~ TO chaplain Livingston .or his work
Mrs w Van Long was elected vice
president in place OF Mrs W II. VIII
liams who has moved TO the state q
Kansas. Three new members were
added TO the society Mrs j. A. Dick
Mrs NJ. =. Meal and Mrs. Frank Teich-
man.
Refreshments OF ice cream and cake
were served by the hostess, assisted
by Mesdames G. CrOmbie H H. Pat
terson, Harris Walthall, and Miss Kate
Fink
This was the final meeting Of the
Missionary society. as ii adjourns
through the summer. The meetings
VIII be resumed in the fall
A business meeting Of the Aid So
ciety OF the Westminster Presbyterian
church was held Tuesday afternoon in
the church parlOrs- The usual routine
business was transacted The society
viii continue to meet during the sum-
mer.
The final meeting of the Daughters
of the King until next fall was held
at the rectOry Of St Clements church
Tuesday afternoon. Plans were formu
lated for next years work and a pleas
ant social time was enjoyed Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served By the hostess, Mrs. Henry
Easter
The regular bimonthly social of the
Euzonians Of St Clements church,
scheduled for Thursday night, has
been deferred on account Of the Sc
Nor class reception at the High school
occurring the same night. The Eu-
zonians viii hold a Mesa party pic
ME Wednesday night Nay %.
Rev. J. +. Williams and his family
were rendered a reception TUESDAY
night at the First Baptist church by
the CONGREGATION Of the church. The re-
ception was well attended and a gen
eral spirit Of good fellowship and en-
thusiasm about the church work pre-
vailed. A program OF musical numbers.
both vocal and instrumental. was Civ
en-. and addresses were made by the
following. Rev. j. J. Bullen, Rev. I'd Z
1. Millican, F. W. Freeman F. W
Hatchen, DR.. H Thompson and @. p l
Putnam. with a response by the new
pastor. Rev J. F. Williams. Assisting I
in the receiving line were all the dea- /
sens Of the church and their wives. Re- /
freshments were served
There will be an informal reception Z
in Trinity NJ z. church, Thursday even- I
ing. May %, at s o'clock, Tor the 162 \
new members received into the church I
since October l. New members viii 1
wear ribbon bows TO distinguish them
The Organ Grinders Of the First /
Christian church held business meet
ing, followed with a social hour Tues /
Frank Berkshire. 1910 Epson avenue. /
Punch. cakes and DOnbOns were served. !