El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-07
To Tell of Rescue
Mrs. Thomas Pitt Will
Present Outline of Work
Ministers Of City Ask Wife Of Salvation Army Officer
to Appear at the Various Churches; Free Organ Re
cital at First Christian; City Pastors to Preach
in East Ell PasO Presbyterian

~ HE work Of the Rescue Home and
hospital viii be presented at the
H First Presbyterian church Sun
dsv morning. This work has practi-
cailv been put into the hands OF the
salvation army people, and Mrs. Inos
Pitt, wife Of adjutant Pltt, Wlu tell OF
the work and plans. AT the last meet
ing Of the Ministerial association. Mrs
Pitt in telling Of the many cases
needing the care Of such a home, made
such a profound impression upon the
ministers Of the city that II was pacJA-
calIy decided to have her come before
the various conEregatons OF me CITY
and tell Of the rescue Work ana us need
in FL Paso.
A aDeestrict skule" entertainment is
billed for next Tuesday night at
o'clock in the assembly room OF the
First Presbyterian church Ihls alIalr
will be "put on" by the Sunset DIVISION
OF the Aid society, Mrs. b. W. Parker
chairman. Prof. Norman Walker, teach
er. Bright and shining lights. such as
The Overstreets, Parkers, FOSTERS nun
ters. McCourt BOWies. Grahams. Witte,
Bravs. SWEET and others. will be intro
duced and say pieces and sing songs
Laymen to Discuss evv Movement.
The Presbyterian United movement ?
which is to be launched the IlrsL OF
March all over the country. viii be con-
sidered at the First Presoy terrain nan ne, ne1I
Wednesday evening. Some OF the lead
ing laymen of the church VIII discuss
certain phases OF this novel movement.
Many Conversions.
The revival services at the Westmln-
ster Presbyterian church nave drawn
large crowds through the week, filling
the auditorium at every service. Ihere
have been a number OF conversions.
The meetings viii continue Inrougnoul
the coming week with services daily at
3 and 1880 o'clock. The Sunday services
win be held at the usual hour. A tea-
ture Of the revival services IS the sing
ing of Rev. Frank H. Wright, the evan
Eelist, and Walter e. Coco, the song
leader
Eighth Free Organ Recital.
At the first Christian church Edwin
Q. Knic1meyer. the organlst VIII give
the eighth Of a series Of Tree organ re-
citals Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. W W. Evans, contralto viii as
sist with a solo. Abide With Ne, by
Liddle- The organ numbers viii pc
Introduction and Fugue in Q minor, by
Lemmens; gaVOtta in F, by Martini
CuiImant Sonata No. 2 in A minor, by
FauIkes, and Aarche Nuptiale by Cal
First Christian Church.
The Aid society viii meet at the
church Thursday at o'clock. 60.
The church women of the First Chris
tian VIII have a social tea at the home
Of Mrs. r. 4. Campbell. 7O1 Mesa ave
nue., on valentine afternoon. Febru-
First Methodist Notes.
Circle one of the First Methodist
,hurch. will be entertained Monday at
ernoOn at 2 o'clock by Mrs. Rose Young
1t her home, 1906 Romero street
The Eidweek prayer service on We'd 1
lesday viii be held at 1880 o'clock, at
the home Of Mrs. Joe Carpenter, 500
North OchOa street. r. B. Bias viii be
The leader Of the service, which VIII be
by a stewards meeting.
Monthly Social Meeting.
The monthly social and business
meeting of the general Woman's Aid
society VIII be held Friday afternoon at /
,:45 o'clock at the home of Mrs. r. j. /
Wilson. 2518 Wyoming street Mrs. H /
u. Whitfield VIII preside There viii 1
De several musical numbers on the So !
,ial program and refreshments Of ice /
.ream and cake viii be served.
Circle five is planning a George I
Y ashington' tea, to be held on Febru- 4
Try 19.
Missionary Society to Meet.
The WOman's Missionary society Of I
trinity Methodist church will meet /
tuesday afternoon at $3.50. and the hour
VIII be devoted to bible study, led by 4
Hrs. l. n. Winans The book will be
st Johns"
Young Peoples Missionary society OF I
Trinity Methodist church viii meet as
study class Friday evening at the
Tome Of Miss Mabel Murray at 8 o'clock.
February 10.
BIlzpah Class Meets
The M1zpah class Of the Grand View
BAPTIST Sunday school held its monthly
business meeting Tuesday evening at I
ne home of Miss Hattie Berry, on Mem !
his street. Resolutions were passed /
IN the recent death Of one of its mem