El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-24
SPECIAL MUSIC AND LARGE ATTENDANCE
MARK EASTER SERVICES MALL CHURCHES
Knights Templar Hold Annual Easter Services in the
First Christian Church; Numerous Additions to
Membership of Local Churches Made; Young
Men of Protestant Churches Are to
Enter Political Campaign.

: nish special music, The topic for the
evening will be. Come and See
The pastors class viii meet as usual
! Wednesday and Friday afternoons at 4
o'clock.
During the specialized services a
large number have signl1ed their IN
tentiOn Of uniting with the church April
6. About is young people are being
instructed for membership, and many
adults have presented certificates Of
mem bership, or made profession OF
their faith. The session of the church
meets Sunday mornings from 1880 10
1885 to receive members, also at the
close Of all services
The western division Of the women
of the church is planning to give mu-
steal entertainment March 81. Mrs
Leilo Moore has charge of the pro-
gram.
Easter Sunday was celebrated at the
First Presbyterian church with a mu-
steal and devotional service which was
the climax Of a series Of specialized
services which the Rev G l. over
street, the pastor, has been conducting
during Lent. Although the special pro-
gram of appropriate Easter music was
reserved for the Sunday evening serY-
ice Of the song. the morning service
was set to a number of Easter selec-
lions. James G. McNary sang "HOsan-
na" as the morning solo, and the choir
sang a program including the Gloria
in Excelsis." the hymn Golden Harps
and 1.-THE Day of Resurrection" follow
ing Rev. Mr.. Overstreet's strong ser
mon on Christ and the Resurrection
To Preach Farewell Sermon.
Rev. R. T. Hanks. pastor Of Cavalry
Houston Square Baptist church viii
preach his farewell sermon next sun
day morning He will leave III PaSo
April / for Brentwood, Texas, " mere
he is to be stationed as state evang5l-
list. OF the state 5oand Of missions AT
the Sunday evening service Easter. 10
new members Of this church were bap-
tized. The Aid and Missionary society
will meet Wednesday a. 3 p. m friday
evening at s o'clock a farewell social
will be given the pastor by the mem
bers OF the church
Young Men to Take a Hand
Young men Of the protestant
churches Of the city are going to deal
themselves a hand in the political
game which has started in FL Paso- A
call has been issued for all OF the
voung men of the churches to meet
Tuesday evening at the Trinity Meth
odfst church to organize a young men
good government club to take an ac-
tive part in the coming city election on
the side of clean civic government and
purified politics. Regular meetings
will be held by the club after the or
EanizatiOn meeting and active organ
ization work will be done along prac-
tical lines. without the customary &C
compartment Of questionable methods
Of vote getting, the young men who
are organizing the club say.
East FL PasO Baptist.
Baptist was conferred on several
new members at the evening service
held at the East FL PasO church. sun
day evening. The men Of this church
viii hold a meeting Monday evening
at s o'clock and the aid society viii
meet in the church Tuesday afternoon
at 2:S0.
Missionary to Lecture.
Rev. Alfred Seldom. a missionary for
the Disciples of Christ in Paris,
France, win lecture at the First Chris
ton church Wednesday evening on the
subject, "Glimpses from French His
tory" The lecture will be free