El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-04


deseons Of the Episcopal church
VIII be ordained priests by Right Rev.
Frederick B. Howden. bishop Of New
aexico, at tbs II o'clock service at the
Church Of St Clement Sunday morn
ing. Rev Mr. HOering is in charge OF
st Michaels church at Tucumcari, N
n MI. Williams IS in charge Of the
church 1t the Holy Spirit at Gallup,
N N
The ordination service win pe open
with the organ prelude. played by the
church organist. Kenenth W MacCal-
Ium and the choir will enter singing
me professional hymn, Go forward
Christian Soldiers by Smart led by
the crucifer and followed by the bish-
%, the presenting priests, Rev. Henry
Easter Of FL Paso and Rev. Hunter
Lewis. of Mesiila Park, and the two
candidates for priests orders
Bishop to Deliver Sermon.
Bishop Howden VIII deliver the ser
mon, which will be followed bv the
anthem. Prepare ye the way OF the
Lerd." by Garrett, sung by the choir.
The preface Of the ordinal will then be
pronounced, followed by the presenta-
ton OF the candidates for priests or
Faster and Rev Hunter Lewis. The
Litany hymn. Savior when in dust to
Thee, TO the music Of an old Span
ish chant, viii be sung by choir and
congregation and the recitation of Lit
any viii follow. The introit hymn will
be re Christian Heralds co, Proclaim
by Zeuner.
The communion service to the read
ing Of the gospel, will follow and the
choir will sing Merbecke Gloria TibT'
before the reading of the gospel After
the gospel there will be the examina-
tlon Of the candidates and silent
prayer. The hymn "Veni Creator" by
ATWOOD, viii be sung by the bishop
with the choir The ordination of the
candidates will follow.
The Ordination Prayer
The ordination prayer by the bishop
Is. Receive the Holy Ghost for the
office and the work Of a priest in the
church of God, now committed unto
thee by the imposition of our hands
Whose sins thou dost forgive thev are
forgiven; and whose sins thou dost re-
Ial1s they are retained And be thou
a faithful dispenser of the word OF
God and of His holy Sacraments: in
the name Of the Father, and of the
Son. and Of the Holy Ghost. Amen"
The Nicene Greed viii be recited by
al within the church. The Offertory
anthem will be Blessed is he who com
eth. by Gounod, sung by the choir,
with the Incidental solo by Miss Con-
stance Pateman- The communion ser
vice will then be completed. In this
part Of the service the Sanctus, by
Merbecke will be sung by the choir.
The communion viii be and Now. 0
Father. Mindful Of the Love-" by Monk
The Gloria in EXcelsis will be chanted
by priests. choir and congregation and
the Nunc Dimmitis. TO the Roman chant
arranged by Whitney. will be sung
BY the choir and congregation.
After the benediction. the occasional
viii Delight the Good Fight With
AL Thy Might" by Boyd
Music for Evening Prayer
The music for the service Of evening
prayer at 1880 o'clock viii be:
Organ prelude. Kenneth ". MacCal- 4
lum, professional % Come, o come l
Emmanuel" ancient plain song; Gloria I
Patria. Kettle; Magnificat. Kettle: /!
Nunc Dimittis, Barnby; prayer hymn, 4
Lamp of Our Feet, Whereby We I
Trace" Reinagle; Sermon hymn, % |
Word Of God Incarnate," Mendelssohn; /
dozology, Bourgeois; Offertory anthem. !
Listen. Isles" Stephenson, inciden- 1
tai solo. Mathew II. Lemen; presenta- |
ton OF aims, HuIDfrey: occasional. 4
.aark, The Voice Eternal Hopkins; /
Organ postlude, Kenneth ". AiacCal- I
There viii be the usual service Of !
the holy communion at 1880 o'clock in |
the morning with chiidren's morning /
PRAYER at o'clock and Sunday school |
at 9:45 o'clock.
Visiting Ministers to Preach.
At the Evangelical Lutheran church J
the services Sunday at 110e San An I
tonic street are TO have as their cen 4
trial theme the commission which 4
Christ gave the church on earth, to go I
and preach the gospel to all creatures" i
Rev. C. Schmid, Of Albuquerque, will 2
deliver the address in the morning ser 1
vice, which will be conducted in the I
German language and begin at 1890. /
Holy communion will also be cele-
brated which viii be preceded by a I
prepatory confessional service at 10
In the service at D. m. which win ,
be. conducted in the English language.
Rev. J. Sleek Of Logan. \. NJ, will /
set forth the necessity Of calling upon
God in prayer for the success of mis-
sion work and that such praying will 1
not be done in vain.
Lr-f1 a~ nj !
O'Clock in the morning for practice
on the program for Christmas Eve.
Thirty Added to Church ROIA
More than 80 members will be re-
ceived into membership and publicly I
welcomed 1T the First Presbyterian /
church Sunday morning The morning !
service viii be devoted TO the recep-
ton Of new members and to comnun-
lon service.
The double quartet will sing as !
special number, Break Thou the
Bread Of Life" by Borwald, and F. G.
Billings viii sing Jesus Only by
RotOli
why Feignest ThyseIf to be An
other," or disappearing" will be the
text and subject Of the evening ser
mon by Rev. Charles L Overstreet
Mrs A H GOldstein viii sing a solo
at the evening service, and the choir
VIII sing Come Unto Me- by Gounod-
Christian Endeayor meets at $3.50 in
the evening.
Wesfninster Presbyterian.
At Westminster Presbyterian church
Sunday Rev. John T. Abbott. the pas
go p. m The Mobiles OF Tekoa" will
be the subject Of the morning sermon !
There viii be a solo. selected by Miss
Belle White. In the evening the pas
tor viii speak on The Hands which
Hang Down." The special musical
musical number viii be an anthem By
he choir, Onward Christian Sol
Tiers" by MacDougalL intermediate !