El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-18
CHURCH REPORT
SHOWS GRO WITH
OF Westminster
Concert Will Be Given in
Place Of Evening Service
at First Baptist.

The annual report Of the work Of the
Westminster congregation wiz be dis
tributed Sunday. This report shows
that 81 members were received during
the year ending March 81, 1914. Al
though letters CT dismissal v ere
grained 70 y and II nOnresl0ents were
p4dceu on the reLreQ rOll, the church
mas made net gain OF 81. There are
al present as members residing IN the
c4ty. Ine Sunday school proper has
an enrolment OF 50 ana VITA the home
Nup@f LAeAt ana cradle rOl II has z TO-
la OF 515. Lhe sunday school spent on
running expenses and 5eneVOlences
$3BL6g.
There are six societies in the church,
all Oh Them in a nourlshlng condition.
Lhe congregation contributed the sum
OF SlJOO.D5 toward the liquidation OF
the building debt The total expendi-
lures on local work amounted 10
S56zz.32, white $67S.Iy was given 10 be-
ncVOleut causes, making S65U0.dI IN all
That was lalsed uurlDg the year. The
and society VIII meet IN the sunday
scAooi room TUESDAY afternoon at }
o'clock.
Concert 10 Take Place Of Service.
A sacred concert VIII be given az the
First Baptist church sunday evening in
place Of the regular service. The pro-
gram viii begin at 30 in the evening
and VIII include vocal ana Instrumental
numbers by the cnOlr and sOlOlsts.
Inc program for this service is:
organ prelude (DeVOuon), by 3. S.
Lorenz, mrs Il. w. Earl
hymn 15U.
invocation.
Anthem, Rise Glorious Conqueror"
= tSChultZ), Choir.
( Scripture reading and prayer.
Anthem, our rather VINO Art in
Heaven lThOmpsOn), Choir
Solo, (a) He Shall Feed His Flock
CHandeJ; 90 abide With Ne" Gid
delD, Mrs. Slough.
O1IerlOry.
Violin solo. Largo" HandeD. Miss
Alicia ONeiL
Anthem And when they Had Full
filled tMorris), choir.
Solo, Jesus only lRatolD, +. Cheek.
Duet, "Oh Love Divine (Stainer),
Mrs BOWles and w Davis.
Solo. Angels Roll the Rock Away
(Hawley), ". Davis.
Trio, The Evening shadows Fall
iMeredith), Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Pearson
and Mrs. Rucker.
Hymn.
Postlude in G. by Edw. Read, Mrs. Z.
". Earl
Pastors Attend Conference.
Rev. Charles Wesley WebdeU, pastor
of Trinity Methodist church, and Rev.
Wallace Evans, OF the Highland Park
Methodist church, attended the confer
ence of the church which was held at
Alpine, Texas, this week. Rev. Mr..
Webdeu expects to return in time to
preach at his church Sunday, but Rev.
Mr.. Evans will not return until Mon
day There VIII be a ldEmenS service
al his church Sunday, at which the men
OF the church will be in charge.
Memorial Service.
On Tuesday at 3 o'clock in the church
parlOrs. the First Presbyterian Won
ems Missionary society viii hold
memorial service for Mrs. A. D. Hail,
who died February g, at Osaka japan
Mrs. Hail was the wife of Dr.. A d.
Hail. foreign pastor of the First Pres
byterian church of FL PasO. Recent let
tiers from Mrs. Hail and her family viii
be read at the meeting. also a tribute
To her memory written by VIM 4. Ellis
who knew her personally. Mrs. j. u.
Townsend Will be in charge Of the meet
ing and Mrs 4. A. Shelton will be the
hostess for the afternoon.
The Baraca and Philathea classes Of
the First Presbyterian church viii give
their monthly social on Monday night
in the social rooms Of the church They
VIII also conduct a candy sale at this
time, the proceeds to go toward a me-
mortal gift to DR.. Hail, Of Japan.
The Mems club of the First Presby-
terrain church viii meet TUESDAY even
ing in regular session. This viii be
A male quartet win sing some fetching
melodies and other musical attr3 ctiOns
d little out Of the ordinary viii be in
PRODUCED
The Woman's Missionary society OF
Trinity Methodist church VIII have
social at the church Tuesday afternoon
in honor Of the grandmOthers of the
church.