El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-27
CHURCH PLANS
MONTH Of t"
First Presbyterian to Make
Earnest, Eager Effort in
Every Member Campaign.

The month of March will be busy
and important period in the life of the
First Presbyterian church. The weekly
calendar speaks of it as a Month OF
Esq mot ease). " Eager earnest effort;
I every efficiency; every day
evangelism. earns enjoyable Easter
The Every movement
which was so effective last March, VIII
be put through again this year, and
viii be an annual event in the church
The Sabbath school viii inaugurate
an Every bring one campaign,
and the pastor of the church has ar
ranged to give q series OF sermons and
talks at the various services of the
church appropriate to the weeks pre-
ceding Eastern.
The First Presbyterian Aid meeting
will be Tuesday afternoon at g. i'm the
parlOrs of the church. A special pro-
gram arranged by Mrs. Jas. a. Dick will
be given. Mrs. W Y. Long and Mrs.
T.. W. Norton will be hOstesses for the
afternoon. The annual election Of off
GERS viii take place at this meeting.
Trustees Of the church meet Tues
day evening.
Fourth Organ Recital.
The fourth in a series Of free crsan
recitals for the season of 1915. at
the First Christian church, North Ore
gOn and Franklin streets VIII be given
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock by Ed
win Knickmeyer. The program fol-
lows:
Fugue in G major. ......-.......B Bach
Meditation Seriense- Bartlett
CapricciO in A--.---.........-..F aulkes
Committees Named for Week of Prayer
The Aid and Missionary society of
the Highland Park Baptist church held
a Washington celebration at the home
of Mrs. c. J. Nosterand. Children per-
sonified the colonial characters.
Charles Mcclure as George Washington
and Florence Clayton as Martha Wash
ingtOn, received the guests with much
red white and blue. In the absence OF
the president, Mrs. J. W. Earl Mrs
John Toungkin presided Prayer was
offered by Mrs A. J. Rose Mrs
Youngkin read the Scriptures and con-
Quoted the mission study from the text
book, Royal Service" Mrs. Clara
Murray spoke on the life and work Of
Luther Rice
plans were made for the missionary
service to be held at the church on
Sunday at 1870 p. m The following
committee was appointed to prepare
the program for this meeting, and
also for the prayer service to be held
the coming week in observance Of the
week OF prayer, Mrs. A. J. Rose, Mrs
A. W. Clayton. Mrs. G. A. Mcclure. AT
the close of the program the hostess
served light refreshments.
Among those present were: Mesdames
Clara Murray, John Houngkin, D. r.
Harmon. G. A Mcclure. J. 7. Tears, a.
W Clayton, William Courtney, a. J.
Rose. S. J. CradOck. F. II. SandersOn, F.
G. Douglass. c. 7 NOstrand, X. c. Crit
fifth. COwherd: Misses iona Love. Pow
ders. May NOstrand. Florence Clayton,
Dorothy Harmon; Nessrs- Charles Nc
Lure, Howard Griffith
Westminster Affairs.
The Aid society of Westminster
Presbyterian church. viii meet at the
residence of Mrs. J. p. Griffing, 704
Roosevelt Tuesday at p. m.
A joint meeting Of the elders and
deacous Of the church will be held in
the sunday school room Tuesday even !
Ing at o'clock.
The Highland Park Missionary sOcie- 1
ty viii meet at the residence Of Mrs. J. /
2. BischOff, block II, Altura Park, /
Thursday at p. m.