El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
Ell Paso Churches Prepare For Lent

ninth of a series Of free organ recitals
T1iII he given Sunday afternoon at
o'clock Edwin Q. knlckmeyer, the
orranist. viii preside at the organ
assisted by Mrs. ParFln WlIIe, soprano.
Tba following program viii be played,
1ooeietine- of compositions by American
musicians:
a. Festival Hymn.
h Meditation Serieuse -... Bartlett.
a. Caprice ,-;-zo-
Soprano solo-"Save me, Q Cod,
acknowledgements. Randegger
C7ife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Rogers.
on Monday evening the young people
of the First Christian church Wlu De
entertained by Miss Steed at Ine nome
of her sister, Mrs. A. .. Ii II OAOO'' A--O
At Midweek Service
On wednesday evening the regular
rnidweek service viii be held Inc
Declaration and Address issued Dy
Thomas Campbell in 1903, viii be the
s L-ols.s-s Trbis is the second of the
series Of subjects IN review OA me MS
tory of the Disciples.
Plan Busy Week.
Members Of the FIRST MeJhodlst
church are planning q DuSy WSeh' O1
Sunday afternoon the planting and
dedication of English ivy at the new
church which is under construction at
the corner of Montana and Lee streets,
viii occur at $3.50 o'clock. me boys OF
the "Knights of MethOdism" viii con-
dTct fbe service. The woman's home
mission society of the church viii
unite with the missionary federation
in the day of prayer neld THURSDAY
al o'clock in the Calvary Houston
SCuare Baptist church
Thursday night a Cinderella social
will be given at the home Of Dr. Ira
Collins, 2O1 West Missouri street the
woman's aid society VIII give pro-
gram and serve refreshments
Queen Esther circle Will meet Fri
DAY evening at 1880 o'clock at the home
of Miss Lorna Appleton, Ills North
St Vrain street, american Immigra-
ton" will be the subject of discussion
al the meeting.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
Wednesday night will be held at the
home of Mrs S. NJ Patterson, 1903
Montana street at 1880 o'clock
At the Trinity Methodist church, the
wCman's missionary society viii have
its literary program Tuesday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock in the church par
ICrs. Miss Alice Care will conduct
the service and Mrs. Jack Burton will
There were q additions to the
church at the service last Sunday. The
Sunday school is doing excellent work.
Launch Forward Campaign.
In the First Presbyterian church the
Forward Campaign or presbyterian
United Movement has been launched,
fun plans having been submitted to
the official board of the church at a
recent monday luncheon and adopted
by the board. Among those present at
the luncheon were: Rev. c. L. Over
street, who presided, E. A. Shelton, A.
G. Foster, DR.. J. A. Rawlings, H T.
Bowie, E. M. Bray, A H. Anderson, DR..
l. NJ. Breck, W. /. Crockett 7. L.
Campbell, II. A. Taylor, ". r. Blair, J.
A Dick, J. G. NcNary, w. L. Gaines,
W. v. Long, DR.. d. W. Detwiler, H. B.
Durkee, L L. Robinson, J. H. Nc
Broom, p. P Rankin. Mr.. Durkee pre-
scented the plan to the members and
speeches were made by DR.. Detwiler
and Campbell and Shelton.
The Plan.
The plan contemplates a three or
four weeks educational and Organiza-
tiCnal campaign, when, through special
programs which viii be carried out
from time to time, every member and
friend Of the congregation will be
made thoroughly acquainted with the
task of the church bath in its local
affairs and in those great interests
outside the local church. The leaders
OF the church are confident that their
plans VIII be worked out and that
great good will come to all. For the
next few weeks the subjects will be
brought out in special addresses from
the pulpit, in which the pastor, prom
lnent laymen and outside speakers viii
take part THE Church as a Bust
ness" viii be discussed by the Mems
club at its next meeting. Educational
programs viii be given in the meet
lngs OF the young people of the
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