El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-07
Increase in Attendance Is
Marked at Thursdays
Meeting.
New Special Campaign Is
Begun by Presbyterian
Churchmen.

- ROwTH Of the Young Mems
Bible class union which met
~ Thursday night at the First
Baotist church, was illustrated In the
increase OF members represented. only
d attending the first meeting Of the
77ns0n last month, with 81 young men
Dresent at the meeting IhursQay
night L W Ohlancer, OF me IA :
Presbyterian church, wee presloentSt u u
the union, presided The meeIlng
opened with prayer offered Dy r4 rev. ~. -,
4 Wade. Of the Calvary houston
Square Baptist church
An address on the messages from
the worlds missionary cohLeL enoS
student volunteers was mace Dy Il =
Cochran Of the New Mexico A5IlSIt--
tural and Mechanical cOlieSe5 at ~
silla Park. Howard 3. Durkee SPOKE
on how to get members LOT thS , Ou1 -
mems Bible classes and then now 70
hold them Following this was d gen
craI discussion of the subject in Whlcn
W q. Robertson ard P. M Hgdon
made short speeches ,-.-t-,,ss
and program session, refresnIn ems
were served by the young men o- ~
First Baptist Bible class sever q
quartet selections were sung ~ -. -
Green. c. L Rogers, W. j. DAVIS az
p. Cheek. accompanied by Edwin
C. Kfckmeyer on the piano. -
Those present and the churches tney
represented were: J. " whitney, weD8'
L p. McChesney, R. F. Harvey, K. b
Rimball. Rev. O. 7. Wade, W. T. ROD
ertson. c. v Nafe, Calvary aousloH
Square Baptist church; +. NJ FNI5 JUL -
Al H GOodbOId, j. =. Romero, 4. Il
Maxwell D. H DarTOugh, g. M hlns'
n Green. e. L Rogers, W. J. DAVIS,
J. T. Cheek, First Baptist churcn' Il
p Hadfield, Philip Slmplcn' y n
Baker. A n. Thompson, Charles byL5I'
Trinity Methodist church; Howard g.
Turlyee. I. W. Ohlander, First Pres
bvterian church; Percy AlcGhee, k ~
Geddes. A D. Anderson, Westmlnsler
Presbyterian church; S NJ Hyten'
First Methodist church; E. G hlcA-
never. First Christian church
To BEGIN Special Campaign.
Tinted PRESBYTERIAN Churchmen viii
have charge Of the renglous exercises 1850
during the next week at the FlrsL
P- leib- church. This movement
has for its purpose the raising OF
funds for the church upkeep, ana lne
campaign viii be started IN earnest
next week with a luncheon az noon
Tuesday. for the men. The women OF
the church viii meet Monday AFTER
noon for the same purpose reports
will be made at these meetings. anu
assignments made for the WnlfIW4iiu
campaign which is to be closed on
March o. with an all day canvass a
special program along TINS me W. VIZ
he given at the church wednesday
evening, at which the tasks OF the
churches viii be discussed
Class For Communicate
Rev. c. l. Overstreet viii Degln ms
class for Communicates next Friday
snd win continue this class each Fri
dav afternoon until the first Of April
The class is organized each year 1or
the young people OF the cnurch ana Is
Intended for instruction in the prin-
ciples OF the Christian religion. 1t Is
intended to prepare the children for
church membership.
To Address Mass Meeting
Pew T H Woodruff of Denver, will
deliver. an address at a mass meeting
to be held at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock under the auspices Of the Min
isfers' alliance. His theme will be
white Slavery a National Peril" He
is president Of the Anti-White Slave
association.
To Preach at CanUtiIIO.
Rev. Ed L. Aullican and family have