El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
Church Affairs

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sionary society Tuesday afternoon in
the Sunday school rooms Of the church.
MIS- w. w. Waite was reelected presi-
dent; Mrs. J. W. B. Robinson, vice pres
( Ident; Mrs. j. H Grant, secretary, and
Mrs Bradford Hardie treasurer. Mrs.
j. II. Grant was elected secretary of
literature; Mrs George Cole, secretary
OF foreign missions; Miss A. r. Wat
Adamson secretary of Christian edu-
cation and ministerial relief; Mrs. J.
&. Abbott, secretary of young peO-
pies work and Sunday school extern
sion. Mrs. w. w. Waite conducted the
devotional exercises which opened the
meeting. Following the short trans
action Of business and the election of
( officers, the program of the after
noon was given. sunday school pub
LEGATIONS, and Sunday school extern
sion work was the topic of the day,
and the program was in charge
OF Mrs. w. II. LOretz. Mrs. j. W. B.
Robinson introduced the topic and
, talked upon the meaning of the two
subjects. Mrs. J. E. Abbott offered
the prayer for funds to carry on the
work Mrs. w W. Waite read the
scripture selection. Miss A R Watson
spoke upon Our Opportunity" Mrs.
J. u. Abbott talked on Our Forces
at Work" Mrs. Bradford Hardie talked
about Results of Sunday school ex-
tension work" Mrs II. NJ Hazard
sang, with Mrs. W. II. Loretz playing
her accompaniment on the piano. The
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A good program and an unusually
large attendance made the banquet of
the Brotherhood of the First Baptist
church, held Tuesday night, one Of the
most successful affairs given by the
Brotherhood The banquet was spread
in the lecture room of the church
building, and was served by the women
OF the aid and missionary societies Of
the church, who were MeSdameS G. q. ]
Coffin, A. NJ. Walthau, T.. B. Earl P |
NJ. IdgdOn, William Graves, J. Z. Will |
liams, 2. E. Maxwell, J. z. Macon, j. /
A. Jones, r. V. Pearson and Miss Eliz- |
abeth Hall. Tom Lea made the ad- |
dress of the evening on Purity in |
Politics" Brief talks were given by |
J. H. Nations, Rev. J. F. Williams, Rev. |
w. F. Hatchen, DR.. H. T. Wright ana (
A. Bryant of Los Angeles. During
Frank Cheek, Walter Davis, c. F.
Davis and R. Vance sang Drink to
Me Only With Thine Eyes" and Nam
my'S Little Baby" Frank Cheek sang
with Walter Davis playing his accom-
paniment Walter Davis sang "A
Garden of Old Fashioned Roses" with |
Mrs. E. W. Earl playing his accompani-
ment. There were over 40 men present.
The Kings Ambassadors Of the
Grand View Baptist Sunday school at
their quarterly business meeting,
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mitteeS: President Ruth GrubbS; first !
vice president, William Maconaghy;
second vice president, Annie Hoy: sec
rotary, Helen Jackson: assistant secre-
tary, BriOnia Twiggs; treasurer, Her /
bert Earle; program committee, La
verne Jackson, Larnie TWiggS, Roy !
Jackson, Hayes Blain; social commit
tee, Alvin Bethel, Grace Montgomery I
Hettie Grubbs. Ray Jackson; member
ship committee, Lucille Montgomery, /
Beatrice Twiggs, Alice Strasser, Ed
yard, H4o9w,ser; visiting committee,
Brlonla IWlSgs, Edwin Grubbs, Mar
guerite Jackson, Louise Baird.
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Tuesday afternoon was the study
Square Baptist church aid and mis-
slOnary society. Rev. o. J. Wade led !
the study and discussion of the book
BY BY Santey; The Heart of the Old
the S7th psalm and the devotional ex-
7rclses were conducted by Mrs. A. S.
Howard.
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All the aid and missionary societies
Of the four Baptist churches of the
city, composing the auxiliary viii
meet next Tuesday afternoon at the
Square Baptist
church for their quartely session The
hostess church society will be in
charge of the refreshments and the
for the social hour following
the business and devotional meeting.
The Sunday school teachers of the
FIRST Baptist church will conduct the !
prayer meeting at the church tonight, I
Prof G. P. Putnam being the leader.
Following the service, plans will be
arranged for the canvass for new
school scholars.
Mrs. Claude Berry will entertain the
Woman's Aid society of the First |
congregational church Thursday af-
ernoon at her home, 507 West Missouri |
street a ha IL IT /
he society.
The social service committee of the
Trinity Methodist church aid mission
airy society viii have charge of the
meeting next Tuesday, afternoon at
the churcn- Mrs. Burt OrndOrff pres
Ldent of the Civic Improvement league,
VIII talk on civic work Miss Kath-
original stories and Mrs. J. O. Wiley
WIZ read the scripture lesson. Mrs /
wesley WebdeI will be in charge
Of the afternoons program.
The baby division Of the Trinity / !
Methodist church missionary society is
this afternoon in the primary
room OF the Sunday school
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Mrs. William Sachs will entertain |
me oIIlcers OF the missionary society / |
u Trinity Methodist Church FRIDAY af-
-ernoon at her home, 712 North Ochoa
----7 ~ liiSSElnS Will be for the :
annual presentation of reports in prep
lratlon for the Conference, which win
occur in April VII
duesuay afternoon was the literary
DLOSTdm DAY Of the missionary society
ot The Trinity Methodist church. The
IieetlnS was held in the parlors of the
5nurcn ana was in charge of Mrs Mack
, =. eim LoIu Mrs. D. NJ. Smith read the
scripture lesson. Temperance was the
iupJec: of the meeting Mrs. J. A. Pot
ier, Of the W. c. T. o., gave an ad-
IesS on Temperance" A quarter
ON posed of Mesdames O. A. Danielson.
" ~ l. owen, H. n. Miller and Miss
4H!ma Hoffman sang, Where Is NV
n wandering Boy Tonight" Mrs Adina
/, owen was the accompanist The
Meeting was well attended Miss Nor
Food Wynn, one of the teachers of the
lydia Patterson Bible institute led