El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
Westminster CONGREGATION To
ACT ON PASTORS RESIGNATION
Members of the Church Do Not Wish to Give Up Rev.
John E. Abbott; Bishop Howden to Confirm Glass at
Fort Bliss; First Methodist to Observe 'Win-My
Chum" Week; DR.. Mcconnell at First Baptist.

WESTMINSTER Presbyterian con-
NJ gregation. at the close Of the
morning service in the church
Sunday. viii hold congregational
meeting to take action on the resigna-
ton of Rev. John f. Abbott as pastor
Of the church
Rev. M Abbott has been called to
the Missouri synod as pastor at large
for the synod, a position corresponding
TO a state evangelist At the service
last Sunday Mr.. Abbott announced 10
his congregation that he had decided
10 accept the call
During his pastorate Of Westminster
church Mr. Abbott has accomplished
great deal and has endeared himself to
the congregation so strongly that tney
do not wish to give him up The hand-
some new church building was erected
under Mr.. Abbotts pastOrate and the
church has grown greatly in member
ship and influence since he has been
The subject OF Mr. Abbott's sermon
Sunday morning viii be- The Price OF
Power There viii be an anthem by
the choir Unfold. Ye Portals" tGou-
nod In the evening Mr.. Abbott will
preach on The Highest Learning"
There will be special music for that
service The intermediate Christian
Endeavor viii meet at p m, and the
Senior Endeavor At $50 p m
Bishop HOwden ut Fort Bliss.
Right Rev. F. B. Howden, bishop OF
the Episcopal diocese Of New Mexico,
viii conduct the service at Fort Bliss
in the post shau Sunday morning az
1880 o'clock. assisted by chaplain W.
W. Brander. Of the Eighth cavalry. 4
class at the fort viii be confirmed ny
the bishop at this service. Following
the service bishop HoWden viii nave
baptismai service in which the infant
daughter Of Lieut. and Mrs Hugh
BrOadhurst will be christened-
@Wfn-My-Chum7 Week
The next move in the worldwide
Methodist will be 'Win-My-C hum
week, beginning in the First Methodist
church Sunday night The movement
s. Henderson The service Sunday eve
ming viii be in charge Of the cabinet
Of the iEpwOrth league It VIII be
young peoples night" Monday night
a campfire service will be held near the
end Of the Arizona street car line Paul
Prichett viii be leader other meet
ings of the week will be- Wednesday
evening, -My-Chum" prayer meet
ing; Friday evening, Rev. F. E Loeb
ridge, conference president of the Ep-
worth league, will be the speaker; sun
day evening, Nov. Il. Roundup Ser
vice" led by the pastor
Rev Herman @. Porter. pastor OF the
First Methodist church. is in California.
and in his absence Rev s A Bright. OF
Albuquerque. will preach Sunday morn
ing and evening. addressing the young
people in the evening Morning music
viii be- Prelude. '.AIeIodie." tPaderew-
ski. Miss Smell: anthem by the quar-
tet- duet, The Bright Beyond" fROck-
weld, BY Mesdames R. J. Wilson and
X C Copenhaver- offertory aria, MY
Heart Ever Faithful" (Bach)- The
evening music will be; Prelude. Liebe
6Grieg), Miss Clare Smell: anthem by
Mrs. Ralph Wilson. Elizabeth Fry and
Messrs. H F Durkee and E E Mold;
offertory. "Berceuse," A. RiljinskL
Dr. Mcconnell at First baptist.
On Sunday afternoon at o'clock. In
the First Baptist church. Dr. F NJ Nc
Cornell viii preach on The Teaching