El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-02
CHURCHES PLAN
FOR THE SUMMER
Services to Be Curtailed and
Condensed During the
Heated Term.

With the approach Of the real sum-
mer, plans are under way for the cur
failing or cOndensing OF church ser
vices. In some Of the churches the
Sunday night services viii be aban-
dOned, the morning services answering
the purpose of both. To this end the
executive committee of the Highland
Park Methodist church is comforting
with the pastor of that church, Rev.
z. c. Morgan. The various societies
of the church are formulating plans
along the same lines Also with the
coming Of summer, Sunday school pic
MICS are in order. These are the an
nual outings. Thursday the members
Of the Sunday school of the Highland
Park Methodist church VIII have their
picnic at Washington park
Societies Give Social.
Tuesday night at $50 o'clock. the
Highland Park Missionary society win
give a social at the residence Of Mrs
Kate Stathen, 26O1 Kentucky avenue
The monthly business and social
meeting of the Senior EndeavOr society
Of the Westminster Presbyterian
church wiz be held Thursday night at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. j. l. NC
Knight 23O5 Dakota avenue.
Circle Society Meetings.
The Circle societies Of the First
Methodist church nave the following
meetings scheduled Circle No. ], Tues
dence of Mrs. J. S, Kilburn, 1905 MagOl-
fin avenue; Circle No. ?, Thursday af-
ternOOn at o'clock at the home Of Mrs
". II. First, 1406 North OchOa street,
No. 5, Wednesday afternoon at Z-4o
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. j. n. WHIT
field. 2SS5 East Rio Grande street Fri
day night at s o'clock at the church the
members OF Circle No viii give a
concert.
Chndren's Day Observed.
al
of the ,El Paso churches when either
the morning or the night services or
the churches were devoted TO sermons
preached TO the children.
seventh Day Adventfsts.
Seventh Day Adventists have a con
EreSatiOn holding weekly services
on Saturday-the Adventist Sabbath
and prayer meetings each Friday
evening. The Adventists have obtained
quarters in the old Houston Square
chapel, which IS now occupied by lne
St Paul Lutheran church. Kew NJ h
Proctor is in charge Of the work here
Special services were held last Satur-
day at this church
To Deliver Commencement Address.
Rev. c. L Overstreet of the First
Presbyterian church, left Monday for
WaXahachie, Texas, where he viii de-
liver the commencement address at the
graduating exercises Of Trinity unlver-
sity, which viii occur Wednesday
Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the
church. Tuesday evening is the regu-
lar meeting time for the session and
trustee boards. The Wednesday even
ing service viii be held at 8 o'clock
and viii be conducted by member OF
Westminster Presbyterian.
The Aid society Of the Westminster
Presbyterian church VIII meet IN the
Sunday school room Tuesday after
noon at o'clock The Highland Park
Missionary society viii meet with Mrs
Lizzie Fennell. 332 Erie street, Thurs
day afternoon at 3 o'clock The month
ly meeting CT the session win be held
at the church Tuesday evening at 3
First Christian Church.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Missionary society or the
First church viii be held with Mrs
W. H Elliott, Gil north oregon street,
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock The
regular midWeek prayer meeting VIII {
be held on w Wednesday evening Inc
subject viii be An Enlarged Vision
The pastor, Rev. p. J. Rice, and sew
eral delegates from the church VIII
leave on Thursday morning to attend
the convention Of the New Mexico
West Texas Christian Missionary So
ciety, which viii be held at Roswell,
beginning Thursday evening and con-
tinuing over until Monday evening. 1t [
is probable that the trip VIII be made /
In an automobile.
Baptist Meeting.
The regular meeting or the FIRST
Baptist deacOns, sunday school super
ntendents and ministers viii be held
this evening in the parlOrs OF the tlrSL I
church. There will be a meeting OF the I
executive board of the FL PaSo BapusL /
association ct the same time ana pl ace I
tn Aid and Missionary society VIII /
have its monthly meeting for business ]
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
Baptist Anglo MeXicOn school.
Hra# Hrnr
school of FL PasO closed its fourth an /
1ual session the large church ana /.
school building at the corner or tlIIn Z
md Stanton streets was packed every /
nch Of standing room was occupied 4
Several times the crowd was so thor
Jughly magnetiZed by recitation or /
dialogue that it lrreSist1bly burst into /
)rOIonged applause. DR.. H Allen Tup-
Jer, Of Brooklyn, New York, De VIII !
Jams pastor OF the First Baptist 1
church. DR.. W. II. Hatcheu of Mexico, /
md others were present
The baccalaureate sermon was 4
preached. by Rev Q. D. Daniel sunday I
evening. beginning at S-l5-
Miss Mary Topper, the president or !
he school, leaves Monday for New /
Miss Mable Taylor. the head Of the
English department, goes to spend her
'acatiOn with Dr. and Mrs. = C. ray
or. her parents. in Corpus Christi
Miss Lille Mae WeatherfOrd, mead
# the music department, goes to Dallas
o visit with relatives and friends
Rev. A. Wells. head of the Spanish
department, will spend some days in
5an Antonio, attending the Mexican J
Baptist convention and Bible institute. I
Use Poem to Boost Church.
Poetry has been enlisted IN the cause
IF the new First Methodist church
campaign. Sunday at the First Meth
Ddist church and Sunday school meet
ngs copies of the famous boost poem,
1T Can Be Done" were distributed |
10 all of the members to arouse en-
-husiasm IN the new building campaign
which has been started The appeal
was made o personal one by Rev Her
nan G. Porter the pastor, and he
preached to the congregation on the
necessity for the enlargement which
comes with the new church.
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