El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-09
CHURCHES Asked
To PARTICIPATE
IN CONFERENCE
Annual Summer Assembly
andBible ReViewto BeHeld
in White Mountains.

Invitation to the Protestant churches
OF FL Paso to take part in the annual
sumner assembly and bible conference
Of southeastern New Mexico in the
White mountains was extended Friday
by four ministers from Roswell, name
", DR.. G. T. Veal, Dr.. $. IL johnson,
Dr. c. D. Darling and Dr.. r. J Pirkey-
The party came to FL PasO Thursday
by automobile from Roswell, accom-
panied by Mrs Veal Friday morning
they met with directors Of the chamber
Of commerce and delivered the invita-
ton, which will be communicated to
the Pastors union here
A campaign to interest FL PasO In
the Southern National Highway asso-
citation, particularly that part Of the
road between this city and Alamo
gordo, was also begun by the ministers,
who have been promised the cooper
alton OF the chamber Of commerce The
summer bible conference IS held on the
upper RuidOso river each year, but this
is the first time Fl Paso churches have
been asked 10 participate
The visitors left Friday afternoon
for Las Cruces They are delivering
Invitations to all the towns in this part
Of the country and indications are that
this summers conference will be the
largest in point Of attendance ever
held.
Entertainment by 8Iizpah Class.
The Mizpah class of the Grand View
Baptist Sunday school viii give an en-
tertaInment at the chapel Friday at
p. m The program viii be Of special
interest to children
Special Services ut Trinity Church.
Beginning Monday night, Nay 1lth
the EpwOrJh league Of Trinity church
will conduct a weeks evangeliStic ser
vice. These services viii begin at
D m, sharp Gospel hymns and special
music VIII be a feature Of these ser
vices Different ministers viii speak
Monday night Gods Power Unto
Salvation" Rev. Perry J. Rice, First
Christian church
Tuesday night The Man Who Lost
His Chance" Rev Wallace Evans
Highland Park Methodist church.
Wednesday night, Recruiting for
Christ Noble Example" Rev. c. l.
OverstreeL First Presbyterian church
Thursday night. Opportunity" Rev,
Herman G. Porter, First Methodist
church
Friday night, Jesus and the Multi
tUde,' Rev. J. f. Williams, First Bap-
list church.
Westminster Church Affairs.
During the morning service last sun
day, the pastor was handed a notice
requesting the congregation TO remain
after the service for q congregational
meeting, and requesting the pastor to
retire It was so done, and shortly
aIterward the pastor was Informed
that the congregation had unan-
imOusly voted to add $500 a year TO his
salary The pastor, Rev. John E Alb !
bot Will 90 TO Big Springs, Texas,
Tuesday, where he viii conduct re-
viyal meeting for 10 days Next Sab
bath his pulpit will be supplied by Rev
! W Riley Of Wagon Mound y. N.
The Womeu's Missionary society viii
meet IN the Sunday school room Tues
day afternoon at o'clock
The monthly meeting of the board Of
deacons viii be held in the Sunday
school room Tuesday at s D. m
There viii be q social meeting OF all
the members OF the congregation and
their friends in the basement Of the
church, Friday, May 18th, at p M
This viii be held under the auspices I
OF the Aid society
VIII Attend Banquet.
The men of the various Bible classes |
Of the First Presbyterian church are I
planning 10 send a large representa- I
ton TO the United Bible Glasses ban ]
Quet at the PasO Del NOrte hotel next /
Tuesday evening
The committeeman Of the Mems club. |
having the banquet in charge are per l
1ecting their plans and expect 10 make |
good on Tuesday evening May 19.
The pastor speaks at the "Wednesday /
evening service at Trinity church,
where a week of special meetings will
be held. The Wednesday evening ser
vice OF the First Presbyterian church |
The pastors Of the two churches feel |
that an exchange Of tEis kind is good !
and are planning to do more Of this n
the future
The superintendent and teachers Of /
the Sabbath school are carrying or A
quiet booster campaign" previous 20
the summer season Children'S Cay
viii be the big day, when a special
program will be carried out and
large attendance planned for
Grants Pastor Vacation.
The congregation OF the East Fl Paso
Baptist church meeting in conference
Wednesday night, granted their pastor,
Rev. Ed i. 1IiIlican a two and a half
months vacation Rev Mr. Mllllcan
and family expect to spend most OF
their vacation in ClOudcrOft, leaving
about June 10. The deacons Of the
church will get a supply to look after
the work while the pastor Is away.
Miss Minnie Taylor was elected
church pianist, and Miss Josephine
Warren, assistant