El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
BAPTIST MEETING
STARTS THE 18th.
FL Paso Baptist Association
to Hold 10th Annual
Convention Here.

The EI Paso Baptist association will
begin its 18th annual conventlon
Thursday morning, at the calvary
Houston Square Baptist church The
sessions viii be concluded Saturday
night About 80 out-of-tOwn visitors
are expected to attend the convention
Lunch will be served at the cnurcn
Thursday and Friday.
The program for the convention IoI-
Thursday Morning.
1O-O0-DevotiOnal. Rev $ L Holloway.
1O-15-Reading Of letters and enroll
ment Of messengers.
1O-45-Election Of officers
I1:OO-Introductory sermon. Rev. C. H.
Riddle Of Clint
11:45-Cal for corresponding messen-
gers, visiting brethren
Thursday Afternoon.
2:OO-DevotiOnal, Rev. c. H Riddle
2:15-Report Of executive board, DR..
J. F. Williams, chairman
2-3O-Report on association missions,
Rev. s. 1. Holloway, chairman
S:O0-RepOrt on state missions, Rev
o. J. Wade, chairman
4:O0-Report on temperance, Rev l.
R Millican. chairman
Evening Session
7:45-DevouOnaL W. Z. Robertson.
S;OO-DOctrinal sermon, Dr. J. F. VIII
liams.
Friday Morning.
9:30-DevOiOnal. Rev. W F. HatcnelL
9;45-Report on foreign missions, Dr.
J. F. Williams
10:45-RepOrt on home missions, Dr.
c. d. Daniel
Friday Afternoon.
2:Co-DevotiOnaL Dr. Z. u, DANIEL
2:I5-"Women's Work Mrs. A j.
a:oo-@christian Education" Rev. o. J.
4.OO--SIinisterial Education" Rev. C.
H Riddle
Evening Session.
7:45-Devotional. Rev. l. r Millican-
S-0t-Mass meeting on city Missions
Rev. 5 L. Holloway, W J. Buie,
G. p. Putnam and c. v. Nafe-
Saturday Morning.
9:30-Devotional, DR.. Howard Thomp-
sunday schools" C. P Putnam.
1O:3O-"Religious Literature" c. V.
11:0O-"Buckner Orphans Home Rev
Ed. L Anllican.
11-30-SermOn-
Evening Session.
7:45-YounE Peoples rally Report on
Young Peoples work Speeches
by J. Whitney Webb, presidents
Of local unions, eight minutes
each; Rev. s l. Holloway ten
minutes
Women'S Meetings
The women's auxiliary TO the Bapust
association entertained Tuesday AFTER
noon in the parlors Of the First Baptist
church with a reception in honor Of
Mrs A F Beddoe. Of Dallas, and Mrs
J. W. Byars. Of Waco. who are IN Fl
PasO TO attend the annual meetings OF
he Baptist association
Mrs Beddoe and Mrs Byars are the
quests of Mrs. a. S Howard, at her Z
nome on Portland avenue
Mrs Beddoe is the head Of the Wonl- /
ms work and Mrs. Byars is in charge |
If the juvenile work Of the state Win [
hem in the receiving line were Mes I
lanes G. Z. Putnam. A u. WalthalL \ /
: Howard and Miss Elizageth Hall ]
About 100 people attended the rccep-
ion. Yellow flowers in quantities dec
rated the rooms attractively- During I
he afternoon a musical program was !
siyen- Mrs. w Il vance played piano
elections. Mrs r. Y. Pearson and Miss d
Myrtle Boyd sang. At the close Of the !
.fternOon, punch and waters were
erved by Miss Matilda Dickinson and ]
Iiss Luelah Williams The visiting {
women were later taken about the
ity sight seeing in automobiles.
The women's auxiliary TO the Baptist !,
ssociation held its annual meeting 4
Wednesday in Calvary Houston Square
'S0rist church. Mrs ". F. Hatchel \
onducted the devotional exercises
which opened the meeting The reports
Z the cars work were read Mrs +.
l. Hodge read a paper on the rOssIbi-
tiles of a missionary society Mrs.
b. F. Beddoe Of Dallas talked on the :
apartments through which the Baptist z
-Omen's mission workers operated At
he conclusion Of the morning session a !
icnic luncheon was enjoyed in the PHI 4
lthea class room, the members bring
NJ box lunches Iced tea and salad Z
-ere served by a committee OF the /
alvary- Houston square Baptist /
hurLh. composed Of Mrs c. V Jackson I
nd Mrs Charles Friberg In the after
Don more reports were read and Mrs. .
I. II. Riddle talked on mission study I
lasses and Mrs. J. ". Byars, OF Waco, I
poke about the juvenile work in the
unbeam band The meeting was very !