El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-22
DEv. E. H COMBS will preach his
farewell sermon at st. PauFs
y rrttnran ch11rcI1.- corner Of MOn-

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farewell sermon at St Pauis
H Lutheran church, corner OF Mon
tana and Ange streets, Sunday evening.
His sermon subject viii be, owe NO
Man Anything" Mr.. Combs will leave
THURSDAY or Friday for Tulare county
California.
Rev. Charles H. Armstrong, Pm. D.
Of ShelbyviIIe, Tenn, is to succeed Mr..
Combs as pastor Of st. Paul 5. re II
exnected to arrive next week ana vii
nreach his initial sermon here on sun
dav. November 80, holding services
both morning and evening
The services at St. Pauls SUNDAY
v,yi11 he as follows: Sunday school, ~
m with graded lessons; morning
worship, IL a. m, subject SAVING
Faith;' evening worship, 1880 p. m,
subject lowe No Nan Any thing AZ
the evening service the choir viii sing
sss-earer NV God TO Thee and Howard
Don will sing a solo. St .PauIs con-
gregation viii join in the union .
Thanksgiving service at the H4lS'
PRESBYTERIAN church Thursday
Mr. Combs. the retiring pastor, viii
90 to the First Lutheran churcn al A. A.
Daueh. Cal. He has been in charge OF
St. PauTs church in FL Paso for three
East Ell Paso Presbyterian.
At the East Ell Paso Presbyt terrain
crn-ch. corner Poplar and Texas
etraets Rev. Kenneth Brown, pastor,
services Sunday. viii be as IoIoNs;
sunday school, $3.50 q M noIllln5
worship, II a. m; evening Worsn mp 3;
7-30 m. subject. "Object sermon
midveelC service Wednesday, I;SO p
m subject Chalk Talk; weekly 1ree
entertainment Friday, 80 p; m;
west FL Pas0 Sunday School.
The Wes+ FL Paso Sunday school,
barracks of old Fort Bliss, J. l.
Vaughan. superintendent SUNDAY
school 0. m; preaching Thursday
7:30 D m, sermon by Rev. Kenneth
w T. Ellis at FIRST Presbyterian.
At the First Presbyterian cnurcn'
Boulevard and Stanton Kew. -CliaIiSS =
Overstreet. pastor, the services viii De
of unusual interest S9Io4 ANA. no a5 7iti1
and evening. William T Ellis e0Ito o
afield of the Continent, leaolng res
bvterian journal, and writer OF ma
/ tional fame, will speak at Doth ser
/ vices Mr.. Ellis is making obserfa-
lions in the south and southwest anC
| is at the present time making a carer!
study Of conditions among the Mex Mex
| cans and indians OF THIS region 1S
! the First Presbyterian church at
/ BANQUET served in his honor MonoaS
! evening at $50 o'clock Mr.. Ellis VII
( he the speaker of that occasion.
At the morning service, 1880 O'CLOCK
| the following musical numbers VIII D'
/ sriven- Festival JuDilate IN II, DA
| Rogers. and Mrs A G. Goldstein VII
| sing 1.-The Promise of Life, by tret
! H. Cowen. The evening service at 1;S'
' begins with a short gospel song ser
! vice. The choir viii sing Let I'M
! Words of Ny Mouth" by Ward; ane
/ Mrs. Leila Moore and Mrs GoldstelI
! will sing All, Yes All, I Give to Jesus
J Mrs. Ellis will speak. Sabbath schoo
\ at $50, sharp; Junior endeaYor at
/ o. m; Senior endeavOr at $50 p. m
] Westminster Presbyterian.
At Westminster Presbyterian churci
/ SUNDAY. Rev. John E Abbott, the pas
tor, viii preach at II a. m and Z 81
/ o m. "A Lesson in Clothes" VIII D.
| the subject of the morning sermon A
this service the choir viii sing -
| Lord q Jerusalem" by Maunder. Il
the evening the pastor Win oS SPEAK y o.
! SparIls." Mrs. K c. KOkenhaver vii
sing solo, Evening Song. by Parks
Sunday school Will met at S:45 a. m.
intermediate Christian Endeavor soci
ety at $3.50 D. m. and the Senior en-
deavor at $50 p. m
DR.. T. c. Tiff to Preach.
At the First Methodist Episcopa