El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21
Church Affairs.

NILuiCit n y l4tio'
The annual election Of the Philathea
class of the First Presby terrain chlICH
will be held Thursday night al t-5V
o'clock in the church parlors-
Circle No. ! Of the First Methodist
Church Aid society viii entertain win
a tea at the home of Mrs Howard b
Durkee on Cliff and Campbell streets
Thursday afternoon, from TO o'clock.
A business meeting Of the highland
Park Baptist Church Aid society was
held Tuesday afternoon at the cAuICll-
Mrs. A. J. Rose, the president preslu-
ed IT was decided that the society
will meet every Tuesday at so O'CLOCK
in the church, instead Of only twice
month as heretofore
The Bible study circles Of Trinity
Methodist church viii meet 1hurSday
afternoon Mrs. W. L. Cares circle VIII
meet at the home Of Mrs. George Har-
per, 11O7 Arizona street Mrs Il L.
Graham's circle will meet az the nome
OF Mrs. George 3. Oliver, lzlz North Fl
Paso street Mrs. c. 5 MlnguS circle
meets at the home Of Mrs. W. F. Hart,
SO4 North Florence street MIS- w II
Lark's circle and Mrs l. n N4ilall
circle will unite and meet at the nome
Of Mrs. ]. J. Ayers, 1872 North Florence
street
The General Aid society or the West
minister Presbyterian church met Iues-
day afternoon in the church parlors-
Mrs. Bradford Hardle, the president
presided ana lea the AGN OLAg--oA 49,
cises opening the meeting Inc reports
from the various branches OF the or
ganiZatiOn were read and ABOUT sou
turned over TO the treasurer Ior the
sunday school piano tuno- me soclety
is beginning to prepare for the annual
box OF clothing and other Things II
sends TO the church orphans home the
first Of November.
The aid and missionary society OF
Calvary Houston Square Baptist churcn
m
afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs
N. T. Peck was the chairman in charge
Of the program. The subject was A
world survey" Miss Ella Peck read
paper on The menace Of Mohammedan-
ism in Africa" Mrs. ". H. Vance read
a paper on Caught in the MaelStrOn
of war" Mrs l. P. McChesney.s paper
was on a twice born Spanlard- MISS
Edith Scott read a paper on MISSION
ary progress in Japan Mrs JOnn
Kuhn talked on Christian forces at
work in China" Mrs. V. A Lane spoke
about the missionary work in the Dnlted
States and CANADA Mrs r \ aou5e
talked on What We are doing ana no"
we are doing it" Miss Ella Peck sang
Great Peace Have They VINO Love
the Lord" with Mrs. ". II. Vance play
ing her piano accompaniment Follow
ing the program, q short social was en-
loved Refreshments were served Dy
Mrs. c. V. JacksOn's Sunday school
An interesting meeting Of the mis-
sionary society of Trinity Methodist
church was held Tuesday afternoon IN
the church parloTs. Mrs. / J. ayers
presided. The scripture lesson was read
bv Mrs A. J. ". Schmid, Of the Alta
vista Methodist church. Mrs ). )
Birchfeld reported on the women
work from the conference recently
held at Pecos. Miss Alice Care talked
on the mems meetings Of the confer
ence. Mrs Empress Arlington talked
on the changes in the rules and regula-
tions governing the WOmens Work,
made at the conference. Miss Julia
Wingo played a piano solo. Mrs h y
Miller. Mrs. J Griffith and Mrs. A A
IawIer sang a trio, "Slumber Song
accompanied on the piano by Miss
Emma Hoffman. Miss Mary HanscoIn,
a. deaconess Of the church, talked very
Interestingly on missionary Work
among The cottonmiu workers Of South
Carolina Three of the members OF
Trinity Methodist Church Missionary
society were elected conference Off
GERS. Mrs. Empress Arlington was re-
elected president Mrs J. J. Ayers
vas elected vice president and Miss
Alice Care corresponding secretary
The meeting Tuesday was very We'll al
tended and there were a number OF
visitors. Following the program, light
refreshmenrs of fruit punch and waters
were served, the hOstesses Of the day
being Mrs. D. r. Wilkes. Mrs. i h
Sanders and Mrs. Mary Webb