El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07

REV. CHARLES L. o. f1HsrisEET-
Robert T. Rodgers retiring moderator
Of the Texas synod, will deliver MS
farewell sermon.
The names Of the leading Presbyte-
rians attending the synod appeared IN
The Herald on Monday.
Thursday morning the synod VIII
start its routine business at $50 ana
will continue in session through sun
day. The program for the Thursday
meetings is:
Thursday Sessions.
Opening devotions at $3.50 4 M roll
call: reading Of minutes: announce
ment OF standing committees: forma-
ton OF docket; report OF stated clerk
and treasurer; communications ad-
dressed TO synod: reports Of visiting
commissions; Fairmont seminary. Rev.
j. H Burma
Afternoon Session Mt goo O'clock.
Report on assembly minutes; report
Of executive commission; report OF per-
manent committee on church erection,
address by Rev. D. G. Wylie. D. D.
secretary OF the board, report OF per-
manent committee on education. ad
dress by Rev. Joseph W Cochran. D.
D., secretary OF the board: 4-30 o'clock
syuodical communion OF the Lords
supper
Evening Sesaion-7ssO o'clock.
The unified program OF the Presby-
terrain united movement the Rev JO-
seph W Cochran. d. D. presiding, IS:
Organ prelude; hymn; responsive
bible reading; prayer.
Duet, Now We are Ambassadors
lSt PAUL.. Mendelssohn. F. c. Billings
and Thomas a. Christian
The Outstanding OF This Country
Solo. God Of Ny Life" Bradsky, Mrs.
L. T. Moore.
The EvangelizinE Of the Non-Chris-
tian World
Hymn, CLOSE Up the Ranks and
March, Chas. l. Thompson. D. D.
The speakers. representatives OF the
joint executive committee, are: Rev.
D. G. Wylie, y. D.. secretary Of the
board OF church erection: Rev. Joseph
W Cochran. D. D. secretary OF board
Of education; Rev J. E. Clarke. D. D.,
OF the college board.
SynOdieaI Meeting.
Executive session. $50 and s:15 a n
Of Dallas
Greetings. Mrs. W. B. Preston. synod
ical president or san Marcos; Mrs Guy
5 Davis. field secretary OF the wom-
ans board OF home missions, New York
City DR.. R. ". Donaldson, board OF
home missions, Denver.
Report Of home MISSIONS Mrs r. F.
Butts, synodical secretary, Houston
Read by Mrs. Charles Crotty.
Letters from missionaries, Miss Maud
Hart, Albuquerque y. NJ; Miss Anna
MOnefeldt, Porto Rico.
Some Good Things rom the Annual
Temple
Mission study class. in the Red
Mans Land. conducted by Mrs. Guy S.
Noontide prayer. Mrs. Kenneth
Brown, FL Paso.
Devotional, Mrs L. C. Howard, sny-
TIo-,e mission -rob1a-,. A. T4-.,s..
BleWett, Denton.
Roll call OF presbyteries, response by
president The Encouragements and
Discouragements OF the Past Year"
Report Of the Bohemian and the Mex
lean work, Mrs. A c. Scott, chairman.
Temple
Chorus. by Mexican mission school.
e. Paso.
Letters from our missionaries. Mrs.
Jennie suter San Angelo; Miss Frances
New plans for state work. Rev. B. a.
Hodges, Temple.
Address. Mrs Guy S. Davis.
The Quiet Hour led by Mrs. c. L
Overstreet. FL Paso.
Solo. Mrs. W. d. Howe. FL Paso.
Brings - to synod.
J. F. Zern. district passenger agent
Of the T. & p. railway system. ac-
companied a number OF Presbyterian
clergymen who arrived in Fl PasO
Wednesday morning to attend the
synod. The delegation consisted OF
50 ministers from various places in
eastern Texas, and occupied two spe-
cial Pullman cars attached to train
No 8.
Delegates Received.
The delegates to the synod were met
at the station Wednesday morning by
a reception committee headed bv Rev.
c. L. Overstreet and were driven to the
church in automobiles belonging to
the members. The assignment OF rooms
was made there and the DELEGATES
driven TO their temporary homes in
the autos. ]. L Campbell. J. II. Nc
Broom and g. \ Graham composed the