El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-06
Catholics To Observe Feast
OF Immaculate Conception
Services Monday VIII Mark the Close of the Novena,
Which Started November 90; First Congrega-
tional Adds II Members; Mems Church
Clubs to Meet Monday Evening.

M Roman Roman catholics si lie 's Of tas city "a the
feast Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, and viii close the Novena, which
began the evening Of Saturday, Novem-
Der %. Services viii be held Monday
morning with masses at 6, Z, $50 and
$3.50 o'clock and in the evening at 1880
clock at church of the Immaculate
Conception.
Rev father Edward Barry IS preach
ing a course of sermons on the evil
dence Of religion, taking the Apostles
Greed as the basis for the sermon
themes. The first three sermons were
upon Faith The topic Of the sermon
Sunday viii be THE Existence of God"
Adds II Members.
The annual business meeting Of the
First Congregational church will be
held on Monday The business for the
coming year VIII be considered and
after the meeting refreshments viii be
served by the women Of the church.
Eleven new members have been added
10 the rolls Of this church and its first
year IN the new church structure shows
healthy growth under the leadership
Of Rev Miles Hanson.
Mems Club to Meet.
The Mems club of the church Of St
Clement, the Episcopal organization
VIII have a meeting Monday evening
at kendricl1 han. These meetings are
well attended and the program commit
tee has arranged an unusually enter
tanning program for the club men of
the church. The guild Of ST Clement
VIII meet Tuesday afternoon.
Brotherhood Meeting Monday.
The Brotherhood Of the Highland
Park Baptist church will meet Monday
evening at the church. This club is
another Of the mems organizations
which IS growing rapidly.
Prayer and Praise Service.
a prayer and praise service was held
At the East FL PaSo Methodist church
" eQneSday- which was attended BY Sc
members and which was one Of the in
Ierestlng meetings of the week. This
was the second church conference of
the month and reports from the off
GERS the various departments and the
general church organization showed
that there had been d steady growth
ana increased interest in church work.
SIX new members have been admitted
recently. there has been one adult han
tism and two infant baptisms. There |
are % on the mem bershiD roll and no
removals have occurred during the /!
month.
Conservation OF bishop Elect.
Rev Frederick Brigham Howden.
bishop elect of the missionary district \
OF New Mexico, including Texas west /
OF the PecOS, viii be consecrated on
" ednesoay January II at St Johns \
y y
rms advice has been received by Rev
Henry Easter, president OF the council /
OF advice for the New Mexico district
The order was from presiding bfshoD
iJanleI ) futile, Of Missouri. The pre-
clude:
The presiding bishop. the Ri. Rev.
BOYD Vincent, D. D, Of southern Ohio:
the Ri Rev. Alfred Harding, D. D., OF
" Washington.
Presenter: The. Rt Rev. C. Mott
Williams. D. D, Of Marquette: the Ri
-. p N RhineIander. D. D., of Penn
/. PEeacher; The Rt. Rev. P. 7. Rowe
,. D.. of Alaska
Attending presbyters: Rev. Robert
I abbot Of Washington; Rev. W. George
Read. of Brighton, Mass
The new bishop expects to be IN FL
5aso about the first of February.
VIII EIecr Officers
The EpWOrth League Of the First |
lethoqlsI Episcopal church viii hold (
social and business meeting on Friday
llghI at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. ".
4 Weeks at IL Texas street. The