El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-21

1873, will attend this meeting, sail
Tom Thumb Wedding.
A TON Thumb" wedding, in which
given at the East FL Paso Baptist
church on Friday night. Circle No. ?.
of the church, viii give the entertain
ment
Free Organ Recital.
The eleventh in the series of free
organ recitaIs at the First Christian
church will be given Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. by Edwin c. Knick-
meyer. Following is the program:
1. Prelude and Fugue in E minor,
,. ca Vision; Cb), Unruhe Rest-
3, Bar Barca roll in E minor. Faulkea
4. Finale, LemmenS-
5. ca BerceuSe; CD Grand ChOeur
6. (a5 scherzoso; Cb) Festive
March, Rogers.
The climax of the Presbyterian
United movement in the First Pres
byterian church will be reached Sun
day and Monday, when the Every
Member canvass feature of the move
ment will take place; For the past
few weeks a carefully planned pro-
gram of information inspiration and
organization has been carried on The
work of the church both In its local
Affairs as well as IN It's broader work
outside, along missionary and beneVO-
lent lines, has been carefully gone
over The effort has been to acquaint
every member with all the workings
of the church at home ana elsewhere,
to the end that all might be inter
ested, informed and serVlng-that a
few should know Of the inside work
ings of a church, hmlDed lew should
possess the knowledge ana therefore
should have all the zeal and response
bfIity-such a condition or affairs is
not GOOD for a church or any kind of
an organization, so the church people
say
suited in bringing to the knowledge
of all the members the fact the
forces and the field AS result OF
this knowledge a larger band OF
workers than ever DeIOFe mas become
interested and enlisted
The fellow who feels that his part
is necessarily small and his efforts
weak, has been made 70 teeI that
nevertheless ne IS part of the sys-
tenn, has some responsibility and is
not to be left out
VII Be An Important Service.
The Every Member canvass Sunday
at the First Presbyterian VIII be.
sacred, religious service At the
morning service in the church the
pastor will preach a brief sermon on
ssConsecratiOn," at the conclusion of
which, the so or 20 canFassers viii
stand and be led in prayer OF Con
secratiOn" by rev Ar. Tedtoro, an
honored member Of the United Pres
bvterian church, and father Of Mrs
Jos. Spence, Of FL Paso.
The canvass OF the entire conSreSa-
ton will be made in the afternoon
the calls being made simply to gather
I'D the record Of every members pur-
nose for the coming year, IN gifts and
offerings toward the work Of the
Wo15av viii he devoted to follow-up
work The committees in charge have
been greatly pleased with the way
the members generally nave entered
into the plans and programs. and reel
that this movement is going to result
in permanent good This same thlng
is being done by churches all over
the country, and will be an annual al
fsir.
Musical Program Sunday Evening.
Rev. Perry J. Rice is out Of the city
and a musical program VIII pc gwen
Sunday evening at the First CnrlstlaA
church instead of the regular evening
sermon and service The music viii be
given by the chorus choir under dlrec-
fion of Parvin Witte and male quar-
ref viii also sing. The program for
this service is: go,
Organ prelude, Prologue (from Sulte)
Rogers
Hymn
Invocation
Anthem, Thou wilt keep him in per-
feet peace (DemOrest)-
Soprano solo. Face to Face CJohn-
SOM, Mrs. H z. BOwles.
organ solo, Caprice in B fiat CCuii-
mOnt).
Hymn.
Soprano and tenor duet, and chorus,
Twill Not Be Long (Fearis), Mss
Alice Hendee, soprano; c. L Rogers,
tenor.
Tenor solo, o Dry Those Tears CTer-
esa Del Riege), Pacvin Witue.
WfO1fu OblTC9tO. a. Brown
Male quartet Jesus Savior, Pilot Ne
(GOuld),
Offertory (organ), Berceuse CKin-
Anthem, BEST Comforter Divine
(Berwald)-
Male quartet Onward and Upward
(Palmer).
Hymn.