El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24

People. Come"-Elvey.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Gloria Patri-MendelssOhn.
TIE Deum-in B flat-Stanford
Jubflate-in D-SuIlivan.
Introit-"The Woods and Every
Sweet Smelling Tree"-West.
Kyrie EleisOn-GOwer.
Gloria Tibi-PleyeL.
Sermon Hymu--O, Come, Loud An
thems. Let Us Sing'-Venua-
DoXolOgy-BourgeOis.
Offertory Anthem-"O, Taste and
Presentation of aIms-Humfrey.
Sanctus-Gower.
Communion hymn-"My God, and Is
Thy Table Spread"-Oliver.
Gloria in EXcelsis-Old Chant
Nunc Dimittis-GOwer-
Recession Dur Fathers Cod To
Thee-Adapted by n. Carey
Organ postiude-Kenneth W Mac
Callum.
Downtown Service.
The ministers who will participate
in the union Thanksgiving service at
the First Baptist church are Rev J.
F. Williams. Rev P. j. Rice, Rev. w
+. Packard. Rev. o. J. Wade, Rev
Charles L. Overstreet and Rev Herman
G. Porter. The music for the service
will consist of standard hymns. an OF
fertory by J. F. Cheek, The EarJn is
the Lords" Gynes). and the SINGING
of the anthem, "Ye Shall Dwell in the
Land" tStainer), and a duet, Love Di-
vine.' by MIS-. r. l. Holiday and MIS-
C.. J.. Andrews. A plea viii be made Tor
contributions for charitable purposes
to be followed by an offering Tor TINS
Postoffiee to Close.
The ~pOstoffice wiH close its
at II o'clock in the morning, giving a
half holiday to all the FEDERAL EN-
ployes. while the banks viii be closed
for the entire day There viii ne one
delivery in the morning majority
Of the business houses VIII close uuI-
ing the afternoon
Carrying out a custom which mas
been followed for Il years the W omens
Charity association viii send out o.
boxes of Thanksgiving food 10 needS
families The contents of the boxes Is
the gift of the school cnlIdren on Fl
paso who contributed the largest IN
small packages and articles OF Ioou-
Several large donations were made oE
individuals. such as can %
lard. a sack Of and so ioItA 70
some of the families the boxes VIII De
sant Int the majority of the
giving packages VIII be carried OA- az
= o'clock this afternoon
Baskets for Poor.
, Mrs. c. 3. Hooper has been ensa5Su
fo~ a week or more in gathering the
foodstuff and is being assisted IN rack
ing the boxes by MIS- q l. honlu71
lanes Woods and Miss pauline fereA-
Another presentatiOn Of ThanksElNlnB
800 10 che moor is that of the Christian
Fndeavor society of the First ChrisJlah
church. Of which Miss Margretta frall
is the president This society mas q
specfaI list of the needy poor amohB
American families who are 10 De re
on Thanksgiving DAY
The donations for the Tna~nhsSlNin6
food for the poor under the auspices
Of the Women's Charity association
has been in the hands and under the
direction OF Mesdames Charles stevens
W. II Broaddus, G Z. Bryan ana
Lauier.
Army Services
THANKSGIVING services VIII also De
held at the army camps THURSDAY Ihe
program for the Thanksgiving services
al the Sixth infantry camp at 9 a
mn. which viii be in charge of chaplain
John A. Randolph is as follows:
Selection. Angels Serenade,' Braga5
sixth infantry orchestra
Selection, Ave Maria" Mascagni;
Sixth infantry orchestra
Hymn SO, My Faith Looks Up TO
Thee. Mason; congregation.
Prayer.
Solo. How Dear to Ny Heart" san
key: Mrs. Muller
Sermon. Thanksgiving" chaplain
Randolph
SOLO. savior. Again to Thy Dear
Name Hopkins Mrs. Muller
Hymn 81. From All that Dwell Be
low the skies" Watts; congregation