El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19
ARE MADE
FOR TEXAS SYNOD
More than $50 Delegates to
Attend Meeting Here
in October.
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! Chaplain to Preach 49,,
Chaplain J. W. Hillnan, OF the Loln
! Infantry, Will preach at the. flFsL
D Methodist church Sunday morning IN
: the absence Of Rev. Herman O. For-
] ter, who is at Albuquerque allenolLs
: the New Mexico Methodist mission, IN
! the evening the Woman's Home MIS-
slonary society will present InlssloH-
/ airy pageant in place OF the usual eve
First Methodist.
At the First Methodist EplscOpaI
{ church, Rev Herman c. Porter, pastor
I corner Of Myrtle and Ochoa, three
[ blocks east of the city hall, services
{ on Sunday viii be. sunday scLoolf
I 9:45, Miss Jessie King, superintendent;
morning worship. II a. m chaplain }.
W. Hulman Of the 18th infantry viii
I preach. Music: Quartet, u VIII EN-
tol Thee" (Porter); solo, Behold the
Master Passeth" (Carrinston), by
Henry Durkee. EpwOrth league at 1913
p. nE Evening service at s p. m
Women'S Home Mission society IN
charge. The service viii include
Hymn, CONGREGATION; scripture read
ing, Mrs W H Pickles; prayer MIS-
H G. Porter; anthem by choir; mis-
sionary pageant. introduced by Miss
Z Emma Brandeberry; song, Alothers
Jewels; Marcy Center and Houchen
Houses, Miss Elizabeth Zoe; song
-Natido Rayo;' song. IF 1 We're
I Flower" song. America"
Westminster Presbyterian
At the Westminster Presbyterian
church, Rev John E Abbott the pas
/ tor viii preach at II a. m. and at 8
p. m The Pearl Of Great Price VIII
] be the theme of the morning sermon
At this service there viii be solo
! by Mrs X C. COpenhaver The Lord
Reigneth," by Zielinski. In the eve
ming the pastor viii preach about The
Bed That Is Too Short and the Cover
D I'll
/ musical number OF this service Will
be a solo by Mrs. X. C. COpenhaver,
In the Secret of His Presence" by
Stebbins- The Sunday school viii meet
Al 9-45 a. m. intermediate Christian
Endeavor at 4-30 p m, and Senior En-
deaVOr at p. m
The Women's Missionary society viii
hold a rally service at the church
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock a call
meeting Of the Highland Park. Mis-
! slOnary society viii be held at the res
idence Of Mrs. J. H Hamilton, 62S Gold
street
First Presbyterian
At the First Presbyterian church,
Boulevard and Stanton streets, Rev.
Charles L Overstreet, pastor, services
! on Sunday viii be as follows: Morn
ing worship and sermon at 1915; sub
JecI Of sermon. obedience" anthem by
the quartet and solo by T. G. Billings
sunday evening service at 7-45. sub
Ject Of the sermon. who Are the
:
by Mrs A G. Goldstein- Sabbath
school at $50 q. m: Junior Endeavor
al p m, and Senior Endeavor at
A musical service is being planned
BY the choir for next Sunday evening.
This viii be the first Of q series Of
monthly services to be held this fall
and winter
Tuesday evening the women Of the
church viii serve a church dinner.
This is an annual affair and viii be in
the nature Of big get together"
The dinner VIII be served at o'clock.
The Wednesday evening service be-
gins at 7:s5- The bible study is in
the book Of Acts, the chapter for con-
slderation Wednesday evening being
the eighth On Thursday evening at
s o'clock there viii be a called meeting
OF the Mems club. The members will
give vacation experiences, and plan
their fal and winter work.
The church has recently been equip
ped with 300 new ymnals. The book
selected is the new Presbyterian hym-
nal The purchase was made posi-
bic by the gifts Of the late r. H Rob
erts and the Aid society.
TeIns Synod Here.
Active plans are IN progress for the I
entertainment Of the synod Of Texas,
which convenes in the First Pres5y-
terrain church OctOber Z, and continues. /
over Sunday. the 18th over $50 dele
gates will be in attendance together
with number Of the prominent lead 4
q II l4A AAAE L4AAA NA aL large ASIDE
from the mOderator's sermon, which
comes on the opening night, popular Z
meetings will be held in the interest
Of home and foreign missions. educa-
ton and the united Presbyterian move
ment. Some Of the leading men OF
the denomination who viii be in attend
auce are DR.. Joseph Cochran Of Phil
adelphia- secretary Of the board Of ed
ucatiOn; Dr. W g. Wiley Of New York, I
secretary of the board Of church cree !
tiCn; DR.. J. E Clarke Of Nashville. Of
the college board. Or. r. " Donald
son Of Denver, Of the home mission
board; DR.. J. u. Patterson Of st Louis.
Of the foreign board; DR.. George S. /
McCune Of Korea, and others. OF the
Texas men. such well known repre-
sentatives as DR.. a. T. Bishop Of Aus
tin. Dr. J. Frank Smith Of Dallas, Dr.
s L Hornbeak OF Trinity university
Dr. B. A. Hodges Of Temple, DR.. Sam
uei " TempletOn OF Rockwau Or.
Thompson OF Amarillo. and W B.
Preston Of San Marcos. will be pres
ent and take part on the various pro-
grams.
The Women's SynOdical society viii
be in session at the same time and
Will hold their meetings in the West
minister Presbyterian church. All the
night sessions will be held in the First
church. Zach Lamar Cobb will de-
liver the welcome address TO the syn
Cd at the opening service.
East FL PasO Presbyterian.
At the East Ell .Paso Presbyterian
church, corner Poplar and Texas street, /
Rev Kenneth Brown, pastor, services
on Sunday will be: Sunday school
gas a. m; morning services. Il o'clock.
night services. s p. m: preaching by
the pastor; prayer meeting, Wednes- /
day, s D. m
West FL PasO Sunday School.
West FL Paso Sunday school bar
racks Of Old Fort Bliss, J. 7. Vaughan,
superintendent, Sunday school. p. m;
preaching service on Thursday at s %.
m. with sermon by Rev Kenneth
Brown
Altura Presbyterian.
At the Altura Presbyterian church,
corner Italia and Russell. GraudTiew.
Rev W C. Baber. pastor, there will