El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-04
Church Affairs

An informal social was given on
| Thursday evening by the "EUzonians,"
| the senior Bible class of the Church
of St Clement, in Kendrick hall
Those in charge of the evening were:
Misses Mabel Harrison. Maurine Car
ter, Katherine Musselwnite and Henry
Freeman. Rev. and Mrs. Henry Easter
chaperoned the young people present,
who were Misses Mabel Harrison
Peggy Bryan, Beatrice Pateman. Helen
Musselwhtte. Katherine MuSSelWhlte,
Alma Morrison, Charles Carter, Maui
rine Carter, Katherine Glenn, Edna
Scotch, Irene Crane, Marion Bud, Mary
Wichenheiser, Harriet Carol, Rebecca
MetZe. Ruth Augur, Georgia stewart
Amy Kitchens, Lizzie Slutch; Messrs
Scott White, jr.. Frank Ross, Kent
HeffrOn. Billy Cameron. Russell
Mitchell, EIgee Smith, EldOn Rutledge-
Henry Freeman, Kenneth Freeman,
Kenneth Freeman. Lloyd PetticOlaS,
Ward WOrthingtOn, Roy PIckens. Jul
iuS Herman, Jerry Herman, Elgee
Waters, James Gray, Lee Evans
The Guild of st. Clements church
will meet at 2-3O o'clock in kendrick
hall on Tuesday afternoon The day Of
meeting has changed from Monday IN
til Tuesday.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
Trinity Methodist church met in regu-
lar business session Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Alice Care presided The meet
ing opened with song and the Lords
prayer in concert Mrs. ". b Gillispie,
who has just returned to FL PasO, after
an extended visit in Tennessee, was
present and gave q very helpful talk
quoting Galatians So, Bear We one an
others burdens and so fulfil the law
Of Christ" Mrs. +. T Wood offered
prayer Mrs. T J. WOOdSide, secretary,
Mrs I. J. Ayers read the minutes of the
previous meetings, which were &C
cepted.
The various officers reported SPLEEN
did gains along all lines. The young
people. through their various mission
airy societies, are planning larger things
for this year, and Mrs Robin Gould
made an excellent report in her de-
partment. The children, under the
leadership OF Mrs. c c. Henderson have
greatly increased their membership in
the brigade. Monthly and quarterly re-
pOEts Of the treasurers We're read and
accepted. Mrs d. N. Smith reported
the addition OF several names to her
list of tiUhers- Mrs. S S Birchfield re-
ported excellent work in all lines Of
social service and local departments.
Sentence prayers were offered for the
coming district meeting at Deming and
the WOmans council which cOnvenes
at Birmingham April 9. Rev. J. 7.
French and wife were callers during
one time pastor Of Trinity church and
was also presiding elder Of the FL Paso
district. Mrs Kate Brown was hostess
for the afternoon. A good crowd was
in attendance.
The Philathea and Baraca classes
of the First Presbyterian church held
their regular monthly social on
Thursday evening in the church par
lors Games in the nature of April
fool jokes were played and charades
were given Music was furnished by
the different members during the
evening and refreshments OF sand
witches and cake were served About
50 were present
The missionary committee Of the
First Methodist church held a meeting
on Thursday evening in the church.
Officers for the new church year were
elected as follows: Chairman, How
ard Durkee; vice chairman, T. 7.
Jones; secretary, Miss Kate Fink;
treasurer, DR.. D. ". Detwiler. This
committee met TO reorganize the work
for the year also. They are composed
Of IS members from the diffcFent de-
partments OF the church and are rep
resented in Osaka, Japan, by Rev. A D.
Hale They plan and operate the work
Of the First Presbyterian church and
of the other churches which have
recently been organized IN this city