El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-26
TO install new
PASTOR SUNDAY
Impressive Ceremonies to
Be Held in Afternoon at
Altura Presbyterian.

Rev W. c. Baber win be installed as
pastor Of the Altura Presbyterian
ccock Rev Charles IA Overstreet,
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church, wiz preside and preach the
sermon Rev. Kenneth Brown, OF the
East FL Paso. lresDyterian church. viii
deliver the Charge to the pastor, and
D Rev. z. E. Baker viii deliver the
Acharge to the congregation. Rev.
James Macintosh viii read the scrip
ture and offer prayer.
There viii be special music by the
quartet n MRS. butcher viii sing.
There also win be special nus at the
morning service. The church can be
reached by taking Fort Bliss cars to
Russell street and going two blocks
Services Sunday viii be at Il a m,
3 p. m and 6 D m. Sunday school will
be at 9-45 a. m
Closing Passover Services
Services for the closing day Of the
pie Mt Sinai Sunday evening at s
o'clock. The subject Of rabbi ZielOnka's
sermon wiz be, The Value Of an
Ideal" The temple choir viii render
the traditional holiday melodies.
Immediately after this service an i'm
portant meeting Of the Ell PasO Jew
ish Relief society Will be held in the
vestry rooms Of the temple.
TO Discuss Chinese Situation.
At the First Presbyterian church
Sunday morning China's appeal for the
prayers Of the Christian world for
help in solving the problems which
confront that nation vii be dealt with
by Rev. Charles L Overstreet the
pastor, in his m The day has
been set apart as a day of special
prayer and consideration. The Stu
alton in China" viii be Mr.. Over
streets subject
Because of the nationwide interest
IT. the present day social and moral
conditions, The Social Vices and the
loose and varying standards that pre-
mnn Mha nnE%nE nil -HmHa ~ Ha.Han- ~
Sunday evening addresses on the gem
eral theme Of The Marks of True
Manliness," discussing such topics as:
Mental, Moral and Physical HEALTH
a Nan n a Gentleman The Spirit
Of Service, H~elpfUlness;' Purity" a
true Religious Faith" The first of
these viii be given Sunday evening at
AT the morning service Miss Ger
trude Bell VIII sing Nearer Ny God
to Thee" by Idle, n the choir viii
nIng Mrs Barnes viii sing Evening
and Morning." by Spicker. and the
choir viii sin Blessed Is He Who
COmeth," by GOunOd-
Church Of St Clement
Church Of St Clement Montana 4
Campbell streets, Rev. Henry Easter,
rector. Hours for divine service: Holy
communion each Sunday, 1880 a m;
also on first Of month at II a m
Sunday school $3.50 a. m: morning
prayer with sermon, Il a. m; evening
prayer Win sermon 3 p m celeDra-
tons on saints and holy days, 10 a m.
Highland Park Methodist.
Highland Park Methodist church,
Dakota and Federal streets, Rev.
Edward c. Morgan, pastor. sun
day school, $50, c. ". Bretz, superin-
tendent; morning service, 1915 Solo,
Mrs Griffith. Sermon, Motives, Pure
and Otherwise" League meeting, 7:I5
p. m; evening service, 8 p. N.
First CHRISTIAN.
At the First Christian church, cor
ner North Oregon and Franklin, two I
blocks north Of h Sheldon, Rev.
Perry ]. Rice, pastor Services viii be
held Sunday as follows Sunday school
at $50, communion at 1915, followed
Immediately by the regular preaching /
service; Christian EndeavOr at $50 and
preaching at 7:45. The pastor viii
preach both morning and evening The
morning subject viii be THE Art Of
Redemptive Living" the evening sub
ject viii be, THE Voice Of Sod" At
the close OF the Sunday school hour