El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-13
PARK ENDEAVORERS
HOLD AN ELECTION

Mesilla Park, n. NJ, Jan. 13.-The Young
Peoples society Of Christian Endeavor. Of
the Presbyterian church has elected ofncers
for the present semester. Rhea D. OlVeIla
was elected president; Earl Taylor vice
Arthur Buell.. treasurer. The following were
named Chairmen of the various commit
tees; Prayer meeting, Harold James; look
out Earl Iayiori missionary, casper ftedi ;
social. Miss Dette Renfro; music. Miss Car
RE Reames. These newly elected officers
and chairmen Of committees will be IN
7,o+aT into +r7air eav-ara1 roeitfous af a sne-
cial service on Sunday evening, February ],
which date is to be observed throughout the
Christian world as Christian Endeavor
Day"
Mr. and Mrs. c. W Brown and daughter,
Miss Sadie, of La Mesa, were guests Of Alr.
and Mrs. Ira c. Farney. They have re-
turned to La Mesa
Miss Grace Buell. was up from her school
to spend two days with home folks and
to attend the Katherine Ridgeway enter
tainment at Hadley hall.
Mrs. RenfrO and her daughters Misses
Dette and Era, gave an enchilada supper
party Following the supper games were
played until a late hour. Those present
were; Mesdames Goddard and LOngbottom;
Misses Onts and Maggie Longbottom' MISS
Jettie Goddard; Messrs. Louie Larson, Har-
vey Coe, Clarence Brown. Alfred Goddard
Bob Thaxton, Aubrey Scanlon and Doyle
Reufro.
Though a systematic canvass was not
made to secure the attendance of everybody
at church, yet the announcement that it
was Everybody go to church Day made
quite a difference in te attendance at both
the Park cnurcheS. AT the EEesDgL6rlan
church the pastor preached on Gods Won
derful Love" John, 3:16, and Miss Mabel
Hager sang a beautiful solo. Thy VIII Be
Done" At St James's episcopal church,
L. j. COchrane gave a very interesting re-
port OF the student volunteer movement con-
venuOn, which he attended the week before
in Kansas City Next Sunday he will give
a report Of the same convention at the
Presbyterian church, and Miss Sadie Stuart.
who was also a delegate to the convention,
VIII sing a solo.
The mother Of Mrs Arthur Williams is
mere from Iowa, to make an extended visit
Invitations are out Tor an at home" to
be given Thursday evening by Prof. and
Mrs A B. Sage and Prof. and Mrs. A H.
Badenoch at the formers home
Mrs. W. T. Conway entertained a number
Of the boys Of the community in honor Of
Gale Seaman. the Pacific coast student
Y NJ c. A secretary, in as talk before the
Young WOmens association was Interesting.
the recent student volunteer convention that
most impressed him. His talk to the men
OF the college was most inspiring, as he
pointed out the reasonableness OF society
expectation that college men make g -ood
and how that expectation may be realized.
Following MS address social t1our was en-
The Fancy Work club wiz he entertained
by Miss Crawford, the Park postmaster
Miss Ada HoagIslnd, who is substituting
FOR Mrs W. C. Buell. in the Las Cruces
with friencs and to attend the Katherine
Rid-BsWay entertainment.
Mrs w c. Buell. improves very slowly
she Is still confined to her bed and at times
experiences severe pain.
Mrs H W Carol entertained a number
OF the younger married folk OF the com.
munity with a party.
4lr. Patrick. who has been occupying the
John H Stevenson house near the depot-
has moved to ranch south of the park
J. G Robbins and family are having de-
hghtful rides in a new five passenger Ford
recently purchased
The Aid society Of the Presbyterian
enurch VIII meet with Mrs Mathes on
Thursday afternoon FINAL arrangarnents
viii then be made for the "at home" which
the society is to give at the home of Mrs
9. A Reames next Saturday Afternoon