El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-16
TO PREACH AGAINST
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Las Cruces Minister to Take for HIS
Subject: sWhy Christian Science
Is Not True"

Subject: "Why Christian Science
Is Not True
Las Cruces, y N, NOV 15--At the
Sunday morning service in the Baptist
church, Rev. h T. Nermllllon VIII
preach on the topic, Why Christian
Science Is Not True.
Rev. Mr.. Nermillion returned on
Thursday from Clovis, y. NJ, where he
attended d meeting of the state board
Of missions of the Baptist church.
Rev. c. X Campbell, pastor OF the
Methodist church, has chosen for the
topic of his discussion at the morning
service, "Discipleship-
Rev. Thomas AlitchelIs sermon on
Sunday morning in the Presbyterian
church viii be Ezekiel vision OF the
River of Life"
Rev. J. c. Rodriguez will preach Sun
day morning to his Spanish American
congregation on the subject, Repent,
for the Kingdom of God Is Near at
Hand"
Union Temperance Service.
In the evening there Will be no preach
ing service in the different churches,
but they will Join the w. c. 7. L. in
union temDeranCe service to be held
in the Methodist church. Rev Mr.. Yer
million will deliver the address of the
evening. Special music will be rem
dered.
Rev. ]. W. Newborough, who has
teen in charge of the mission and
school work in Chihuahua, Mexico,
was mere Friday with a view OF Iocat-
ing in Las Cruces and placing his
children in school He and his family
are refugees from Mexico.
Attorney to Deliver Address.
At the St. James Episcopal church
at MesilIa Park on Sunday evening,
Lytton r. Taylor, well known at
address entitled, What Ny Success
Shall Be?" and Miss Edith Burke will
render several vocal solos
Rev. Hunter Lewis, of Mesilla Park,
was in Las Cruces Saturday
Have Candy Pulling.
The young people of the Methodist
church, about 40 in number, held a
taffy pulling in the parlors of the
Besides pulling taffy, the young people
played numerous games.
Mrs. c. l. Hill went to FL PasO yes
teTday in company with her nephew,
Dr. Lee Hill, of Wheeling, W. Va.
W. \. Sutherland, W. J. stevens,
Moses B. Stevens and Fred Hess were
among the number who went down TO
E. Paso to attend the Masonic func-
tions.
". L Wight of Claude. Tex. was a
Las Cruces business visitor
W. c. Berger, of El Paso, was in Las
Cruces on business.
To Lny Chapel Cornerstone.
On Nov. so. which is St Andrews
day. the cornerstone Of the St An
dreW's Memorial chapel viii be laid
The location of the lots on which the
Mrs Mcbride, wife of DR.. r. z. Nc
Bride, is reported somewhat improved,
and hopes are now entertained for her
recovery, although her life was de-
SPARED of few days ago. Her small
babe is doing nicely.
The Las Cruces Music club viii hold
a meeting on Monday night at the
home of W 7 Stevens on AmadOr
street The leader for the evening is
Mrs. Henry Stoes. The productions Of
Russian composers viii be studied The
hOstesses Of the evening viii be Mes
danes Morrison and Sweet
Rev. Thomas Mitchell has received
word from Mrs Mitchell, who for sew
eral weeks has been at the bedside Of
her mother at PurdOn, Tex, that she
expects to be home on Nov. p, as her
mother is improving.
J II. Dwenger. Of South Carolina,
was in Las Cruces on Friday.
A dance was held by a number Of
young people in the armory on Fri
day night.