El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-20

OUNDAY viii mark the close Of the
revival meeting which has been ir
progress for three weeks at the
First Methodist church Three SER
vices viii be held Sunday, at IL a. m,
. p NJ. and 1870 D. m, and Evangelist
VIII II Huff. who has been assisting
Rev. Herman G. Porter, the pastor, IN
conducting the revivals will preach at
each service. At the II a m. services
new members will be received into the
church. At this service the quartet
viii render the anthem, In the Begin
ming Was the Word by Florio. At
the evening service y. =. Mold viii sing
Casting Anchors" by Wilson. Fol-
lowing the revival, the pastor viii hold
evangeiistic services next Wednesday
night ana also Sunday night of next
week.
Revival Grows IN Interest.
The revival at the East Ell PasO Bap-
list church continues to grow in inter-
est and attendance. Each night brings
larger crowds and better service.
Thursday night there were eight res
torations to membership and two con-
versions The services will continue
indefinitely. The song and testimony
service begins at 1880 each evening
The pastors subject on Sunday at II
a. IN. will be He Was a Good Man.
Mr.. Reynolds win sing The Path ]
Tread" At 1880 the pastors subject
win be safety First" Joe NOhnyke
will sing q solo The young people
viii hold their devotional services in
the lecture room Of the church at $50
p. m To reach the church, take the
Park car and get off at $500 Alameda
avenue.
Efficiency Normal Being Held.
At the Westminster Presbyterian
church. located at the corner of Flor
ence and Rio Grande streets, the SER
vices Sunday viii be a continuance Of
the Efficiency Normal" being con-
Quoted in this church by representa-
tfvas Of El PasO presbytery In the
morning at II o'clock there will be one
address, delivered by Rev. W. l. Down
ing, OF Barstow, Tex, on Presbyterian
Fundamentals" This will be a popular
presentation Of the doctrines of the
Presbyterian church. Rev. II. w.
Lowry. d. D.. Of Carlsbad. N NJ, will
assist i'm the service. The special music
feature of this service will be a duet
90 Mother Dear, Jerusalem, by Lam
sing, sung by Miss Rosa 7. Neale ana
Mrs X G. Copenhaver.
In the afternoon at o'clock there
viii be "a conference on Christian stew
with special emphasis given to
the EVERY Member canvass" plan Of
administering church finances. There
VIII be addresses by Dr. II. W. Lowry,
Rev. W. l. Downing and Bradford Har-
die The male quartet viii sing.
The evening service, which opens at
q -aNs viii pc uEhOAGu ~ NUNS AAAASo4OAi9
and evangelism. Rev. W. L. Downing
viii deliver an address on Home Mis-
sions' and Rev. II. W. Lowry, D. D., (
win speak on Evangelism" At this
service there win be a quartet THE (
Radiant Morn" by woodward. sung by 2
Miss Rosa T. Neale Mrs. K. C. Copen-
haver, Theodore Forster and Ohio Hill (
The Sunday school will meet at 9:45 I
a. me- Intermediate Christian Endeavor !
society at 3 p. m, and Senior endeaYor /
at ESQ p. m
To Conduct Meeting for Mexicans.
Jose u. Escobar, who has arrived /
from New York City who comes as a rep !
reseutative of the Y. n. C. A. to work Z
among the Mexican people along the /
border. will begin q series Of evangel- /
stic meetings next Sunday at 1850 p. 4
h. at the Mexican NJ. Z. church, corner
Of Fourth and Stanton streets, and will