El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
SERVICE Of THANKSGIVING To Be
HELD IN THREEEL PA5O CHURCHES
Special Music VIII Be ndered in Each of the Three
Churches and ALI Services VIII Begin at 10 a. m;
Rev. Kenneth Brown to Preach Farewell Sermon
Sunday Before Leaving for His New Charge

vice there will be a baptismaI service.
The B-Y-P-U- service will be held al
$3.50 pm
Church Of st. Clement.
In place Of the usual evening prayer
service and sermon at the church Of St.
sunday night. This Sunday is known
as stir up Sunday, as the opening
sentence Of the collect for the day be-
gins with these words, and the hymns
ana anthems OF the song service Will be
appropriate for the occasion The mu-
sic for the evening service follows:
organ prelude, "Intermezzo" "a. G.
COlbOrn), Kenneth w. MacCaIlum: pro
cessional hymn, Breast the Wave.
Christian" lFilby0. choir and congre-
cation; gloria Mendelssohn: choral
magnificent, Blumeuschein. Incidental
solo, Miss Constance Pateman: choral
Nunc Dlmittis. Ashford. prayer hymn,
Days and Moments Quickly Flying"
ton; hymn, Work, for the Night Is
Coming (Masonl, No $50. choir and
congregation, recitative. Thus Saith
the Lord" from The Messiah" (Han-
deb; air, But Who May Abide the Day
OF His Coming. from The Messiah
tHandel), n H. Lemen, hymn, Come,
Thou Long Expected Jesus" (Hassler).
No IS, choir and congregations hymn
anthem. Fight the Good Fight (Par-
kerr. No. $685. hymn ''Watchnan. Tell
and congregation: offertory anthem, 20
Pray for the Peace Of Jerusalem
tknOX), Incidental solo. n II. Lemen;
Iecessiopal hymn. Rejoice, Rejoice, Be
LEVERS tGreenland). No. IS, choir and
congregation; organ pOstlude, Fan
fare CDu Bois), Kenneth W MacCal-
lum-
There Will be the usual morning ser
vices at $50 o'clock and II o'clock, and
the music for morning prayer service
at Il o'clock follows: Organ prelude,
Prelude in F Minor" Chopin, Ken
meth w MacCallum; professional, 20
Worship the King. All Glorious Above"
Croft Nenite tNendeISsohn): Gloria
Patri (1fendelssohn), TIE Deum
fSchnecker); Jubiiate (SOaper); ser
mon hymn -Te Servants of the Lord" !
arranged by Mason: doxolcgy, Bour-
geois- Offertory anthem. % Isreal Re
turn" tDemaresD. Incidental solo. n. (
II MacCallum; presentation Of aims. !
tHumfrey); occasional, 20 Twas a {
JOYFUL Sound TO Hear" (HOrstio Par
kerr organ postlude, Handlers Largo
arranged by Hewitt, Kenneth ". Mac /
Cailum-
Thanksgiving day viii be observed at !
the church Of St Clement with the I
prayer and holy communion .
at 1880 o'clock There Will /
be special music for the service.
First Congregational.
AT the First Congregational church 4
sunday morning Rev Miles Hanson viii I
speak on rs It Not Possible TO Make B
the Arts and Ways Of Peace as At
-ractive as the Organizations OF War
fare are Spectacular" A w0men's choir
SIu have charge Of the music. At
-0-l5 a. m. Mr. Hanson viii conduct |
he Bible class
First Baptist.
In the absence OF Rev. J. F Williams,
D. D., who IS attending the Baptist
general convention, the pulpit Of the
FIRST Baptist church will be supplied
sunday by Rev George H. Lacy. who
VIII preach both morning and evening. |
The B.T.P.U- meeting will be held al
'-30 pm Sunday.
Highland Park Methodist.
At the Highland Park Methodist
.hurch Sunday. Rev. c. X Campbell the
pastor will preach in the morning and
rev J. II Bell IN the evening Epworth
eague meets at $50 p. m A Thanks
giving service VIII be held at 10 a m,
thursday with a sermon by Rev. ". c.
3aber.
Alta Vista Methodist.
At the Alta Vista Methodist church
Sunday morning Rev. J. H Bell will
reach and in the evening the sermon
VIII be by the pastor, Rev. c K. Camp
,elL The officers will be installed by
he Epworth League at $50 pm.
Evangelical Lutheran.
At the Evangelical Lutheran church
sunday morning the services viii be
Onducted in German The subject Of /
he sermon by Rev. Paul G. Birkmann !
vii be- The Destruction OF Jerusalem
Type Of Final Judgment" English
nd German classes both are taught in I
he Sunday school
First Methodist.
A Thanksgiving sermon will be de-
Ivered Sunday morning by Rev. Her /
nan 9. Porter at the First Methodist !
hurCh. At the evening service the pas /
or will preach and the quartet VIII
ender: THE Shadows Fair (Fearin) /
peciaI music for the morning servica !
Fill include: Anthem, so Teach Us to
lumber our Days (Ashford): Prelude /
our. Impromptu," op- F. Schubert: Of
srtory. lie Coucon" "a Arensky). AT
he night service the special musical
umbers viii be- Voluntary, BY Noon I
hetto." Symphony in D lie Van Bee I
loven). Miss Clare Smell is pianist. ]