El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-20
CHURCH MEN TO
GIVE MINSTREL
Rev. CT. Overstreet VIII Be
InterlOcutor; Men of West
minister to Banquet.

| show. The show will be compliment
/ tary to the members of the Mems club
and their wives and friends. Because
{ of the limited seating capacity OF the
club room in the basement OF the
( church 1t will be impossible to enter
/ tain all of the church members, but a
! repetition of the show is being cOnsid-
| cred for the benefit of those who can
| not gain admission the first night.
The entertainers in the first part
/ of the minstrel viii be w L Gaines,
/ James A. Dick, I. J. Jones, I. L. Leh-
man, Charles a. Branu and Norman N.
| Walker. Rev. c. l. Overstreet will be
| the interlOcutOr and will also give an
! Abe Martin reading in the second part,
! assisted by Charles, Jr-
Parvin Witte, Francis Moore and Z.
I P. Rankin are in charge of the music
! and a quartet will sing plantation mel
| Odies in the second part Judge T. Z.
Hunter J.. p. Fielding and Norman
| Walker and Francis Moore will have
| speciality numbers in the second part
! of the show. Appropriate minstrel mu-
| sic viii be sung during the first and
/ second parts.
At the February meeting of the club
the Mems club of the church OF St
Clement viii be the guests of the Pres
byterian club at a get-together meet
ing at the Presbyterian church
First Presbyterian Notes
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the First Presbyterian church will hold
its regular monthly meeting Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock in the parlOrs OF
the church. Mrs. D. W. DetWiler, Mrs.
W. H. Forbes and Miss Dora Hart will
have charge of the program. Mrs. R.
H. Murray and Mrs b. j. Zabriski will
entertain the society, providing re
freshments and the social features.
The subject for the W Wednesday even
ing meeting will be. THE Barren Fig
Tree" Study Of the parallels is being
followed.
The Mems club meets Thursday even
ing at s o'clock, instead of Tuesday
evening.
The Euterpian society, a musical or
ganizatiOn of the city, will hold a
monthly meeting Monday evening in
the auditorium of the church. Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. G. McNary have charge of the
program The pipe organ will be used
in connection with the various NUM-
bers of the Bach program.
Westminster Men to Banquet.
The Aid society of Westminster
Presbyterian church will meet in the
Sunday school room Tuesday afternoon
at 3 O'clock.
The men of Westminster church and
their friends viii have a good fellow
ship banquet Thursday evening at Z
o'clock in the basement Of the church.
The following viii be the subjects
and after dinner speeches:
ToastmaSter, Prof. N r. Crozier-
Things That Count in Present Day
Religion" A. V. Mckee.
The Social Life of the Church" Dr..
J. D. Love.
Bradford Hardie.
zone Years Service in Our Church"
DR.. S F. King.
'fThe Part That the Churches Can
Play in the Future Development OF Fl
Paso," l. A. Dale.
Humorous experiences of the pastor
ate, Rev. John Z. Abbott.
At the Wednesday evening prayer
service Bradford Hardie and Rev. John
2. Abbott will make a report of the
Presbyterian conference on evangelism
and church work, held at BarstoW last
week.
East Ell PaSO Presbyterian.
Cottage prayer meetings are being
held each Wednesday night in the
homes of the members. The Ell Paso
Presbyterian church meeting this week
will be at BOIL DuraznO street, the
home of Mrs. Moore.
A Business Girls Art and Culture
club has been organized, with Miss
Hettie Boone as president; Miss Reba
Moore, vice president, and Miss Linda
Moore secretary treasurer The club
meets on Tuesday nights at the pastors
residence. A BOycraft shop has also
been opened, in which certain boys
of the Sunday school learn the use of
tools in making useful articles Of wood
and metal
A popular entertainment and social
ing at 1880 o'clock. After the enter
tainment a pleasant hour is spent in
social conversation and rompinS
games, which are enjoyed by young
and old alike.
The second quarterly conference of
the First Methodist Episcopal church
will be held at the church Monday at
8 p. m. DR.. S. A Bright, superinten-
dent, will preside.
Regular mid-Week prayer meeting
viii be held Wednesday at p m The
pastor viii lead
Tuesday afternoon. If the Sunday
school room, the officers of the WOm-
ems Missionary society of Trinity
Methodist church will entertain the
women of the church at a social and
pledge meeting. The society has
planned to take up some special work
for the coming year The pledges
will be entirely voluntary.
Rev. c. Wesley WebdeH as asked the
membership to inform him how to run
a successful prayer meeting in FL PaSc.
First Christian.
On Tuesday evening the organ grind
ers of the First Christian church will
hold a special meeting at the home Of
Dr.. and Mrs. R. B. Homan, 1928 Ari-
iona street. Matters with reference
to the new pipe organ, which is now
being constructed, viii be discussed.
On Wednesday evening the regular
midWeek service will be held The sub
people will report recent events OF
importance in the various mission
fields of the world
The regular Tuesday noon lunch for
the men of the church will be served
on Tuesday at noon
There viii be a special called meet
ing of the Aid society at the church on
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. SoTOe
important plans are to be considered
and a full attendance of members is
desired
Highland Park Baptist.
Monday evening at 1880 the finance
committee will meet in the pastors
study of the Highland Park Baptist
church.
Tuesday afternoon at D. m. the Aid
society will meet at the church. Mrs
S z. Manning will be the leader
Tuesday evening at p m the B. Y.
P L. win enjoy a joint social with the
Mispah class at the Grandview chapel.
The Wednesday evening PRAYER SER
vice will be a continuation Of the study
Of the book of Galatians and the scrip
ture reading will be from the fifth
chapter of that book
Friday evening the regular choir
practice will be held
East FL PasO Baptist.
The deacons will meet at the office
of deacon R. +. Harris, on Monday
night, at 1880, to arrange for revival
meeting.
A r. Mllican viii be the leader at
the Wednesday night PRAYER meeting.