El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-11
Church Affairs

The women Of the MissloHidi;y - r111c6
OF Trinity church are Ie tSI- 1Inder the
9enefit from the bible sI H3iygs1s Tues
direction of Mrs. J. n y I4taDded the
Gay afternoon 40 women 49, W
class. a short talk by Mrs. w "a, "a,
11rayIer on "Capernaum, ssIerrnsaiern.5'
MIS-. Z. A. Dantelson on ,r-,.ti+Ition of
ana description of the M II,1ee we're
the Passover" by Mrs. q. i. JOIIo05 the
helpful in taking up the sleuS ToIn-
LIfSI and second chapters Nv Char
according to the lesson nelP7 the omen
!olte H. Adams. FOlIoWII5z - r-av-eT-
ing. song Mrs. I. J. Ayers leu IL r - -
and at the close of the lesson inc ~
clety repeated the LORD 5 pray q 80
cert.
A short business session followed, and and
the following delegates We're 1900, -
to the district meeting when velISs
az Alpine, April 10: Mrs l. ~ NJ n
MIS-. H. L Spence; alterhaIS - W a
w. Shine, Mrs r. Milllgan, M :. ', r,.+a ID
Irayler; and Mrs. W. p. HART I ~ ~ ~
a free will offering Of $lV-0U III -
Deneft of the Methodist pa 9oII,e5 ~
La Mesa Next Tuesday az tgII ~ social
meeting viii be the InOuLHLS 81 Ie
This will be given in honor Oh ~ ~
new members who have unlte9 M ICll 10
society since the beginning, o. o -
ference year in October; ne ;II La tT,e
Of the different branches VII DS w W
hostesses, Mesdames G. L. Jo 1I5i1;,. ",
w. Edwards, R r Wood, h MiIlls al
and Miss Alice Care
Mrs. w. G.. Hofer entertained the
members Of fba northeastern neighbor-
hood of the First Baptist cnuIG T1i,, O.
her home, 719 Williams street. ;Ss,,
day afternoon. The affair was gwen
by this section Of the aid anu IlII9'IO
airy society Of the church IN HoiOi NJ
the elder members of the soclely. ne
guests of honor were: Mesdames f.
L Booth, W. r. Shankle, LllIlan Iaap NJ
Bishop. Bailey, Laura Franklin NJ N M
ArdOin, Elizabeth Flennlkeh, -
Cyrus, Miller, LOwther, D q. EooI 80 ~
Lochausen. A program or olu ~
songs was given by a quaIteI y ~
posed of Mrs. L NJ Whitaker T T.
Maxwell R Y. Pearson and w. n.
Graves. The selections were oaa
Black Joe Annie Laurie ra--So !, md nd
River "Old Kentucky Home, an
old Lang Syne." Mrs. Z. X. JaIIl5 - ~
played a piano solo, sweet BY ana by
and Mrs. w. R. Graves san laIl l5--S "a
Peace" A salad course was serFGu
by the hostess, assisted by MIS-. j. y
Betbea Mrs Frank st. Clair, Mrs. w.
F. Jones and Mrs. Harry CIunh-
About 40 members were present.
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The meeting of the WOman's Mis-
siOnary society of the Westminster
Presbyterian church, held TUESDAY al
ternOOn at the church, was wen at
tended. Mexico, and the results OF
teh revolutionary disturbance upon the
missionary work there" formed the
discussion topic of the day. Mrs. George
Adamsom' and Mrs. K C. COpenhaver
led the meeting and talks were made
upon this subject by Mrs. Paul Heer-
mans and Mrs. Bradford Hardle- MIS-.
w W Waite read the scripture selec-
ton and Mrs. J. E. Abbott led in prayer.
In the general discussion, the fact that
the Southern Presbyterian church has
at least one missionary that has re-
NAMED in Mexico through the dis
turbance was commented upon This Is
Miss Alice McCIeuand, who is in charge
of the girls school at MatamorOs, Mex.
At the meeting OF the First Congre-
gationaI church members Thursday
night at the Hotel Orndorff, a literary
society will be formed among the men
of the church Mrs. Charles De Croft
will be the hostess for the WOman's Aid
on this occasion.