El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22

I'll PASO is one of the so cities
TO be selected by the national
- committee OF the National Lay
mems Missionary Movement. and a
week Of meetings viii be held in the
Trinity Methodist church March to )
: mere will be IA speakers OF national
re,eutation here to address the meet
ings, which viii be held morning,
afternoon and night
The headquarters Of the movement
viii be established at the Hotel Shell
don. and a committee Of 70 has been
appointed in Ell Paso to arrange for
the local meetings. C. V. Vickery. Of
the arrangements committee. viii
come here Tuesday to make the ar
rangements for the meeting. A lunch
ION will be held at the Hotel Sheldon
u his honor, and the committee OF II
PasO laymen viii attend this and dis
cuss the arrangements for the move
ment. The executive secretary VIII be
selected at the meeting Tuesday. ana
eight suo-committees VIII be named
These committees will have the ar
engagements for the meetings IN
The meetings will be advertised in
FL Paso and the Surrounding cities; II
Is expected TO have 500 registered dele
gates from the city and surrounding
country. Rev. Herman q. Porter, OF
the First Methodist church, IS chairman
Of the local executive committee ana
Rev P J. Rice and Rev C. L over
street are the other members of this
committee.
EvanEeIistfc Service for Children.
At 3 D. m sunday the Grand View
Baptist mission win hold an eNange-
listic service in connection with the
Sunday school session The superin-
tendent. R. NJ. Denman, viii be as
sisted by the city missionary, Rev. ;
l. Holloway, and Rev J. n Langston,
pastor Of the Highland Park Baptist
church An opportunity viii be given
> unite with the church
East FL PasO Methodist.
As the pastor, Rev. H. p Bond, viii
preach in Ysleta Sunday morning. no
morning service will be held at the
East FL Paso Methodist church on
Sunday In the evening there viii De
services at : o'clock, conducted by the
pastor Junior EpWorth league meets
at 80 .. m. Miss Marguerite Ander-
son, president; Senior Epworth league
Yeets at 6-S0 p m; Miss Mary clifton.
Aresident The Woman's Missionary
Society will meet with Mrs. E W VIII
liams. 2012 Central avenue, Thursday
at p. m Mrs. Leilah Gilbert is presi-
dent AIRS Neville viii be leader OF
the study Of the Kings Highway"
Trinity Methodist
At the morning service at the Trinity
Methodist church sunday Rev. w r.
BaEkaru~ the PASTOR viii piEdIn anu
the following special music viii be
rendered: Anthem, The Lord is Ny
Light" Stark solo. BE OF Good
Comfort" fOWen), Mrs W D. Howe
The pastor also will preaeh, at tne
evening hour ana the special music
viii be: Anthem Come Unto Ne
fBerwald). solo There Will Never Be
Night" CWilson), z. c. Ballard The
quartet is composed Of Mrs ": y,
Howe, soprano; Mrs Bates Hughes
Evans, alto; J. I Coggeshall. bass,
and c. c Ballard. tenor. Epworth
league meets at $50 p N.
Highland Park Methodist.
Rev A H. Sutherland viii preach
Sunday morning at the Highland Park
Methodist church. In the evening Kev-
q k Campbell, the pastor, will
Alta vista Methodist Church.
At the Alta Vista Methodist church
Sunday morning Rev c X Campbell.
the pastor. Will preach In the even
kng Rev. J. H. Fitzgerald viii preach
Epworth league msets at 6:3O T. m
First Methodist.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
church services will be held Sunday at
II a. m and 1880 p. m with sermons
by Rev Herman G. Porter, the pastor
The morning subject viii be- Visions
and Obedience: evening subject:
'DanienPs Devotion" Special music
Will be as follows Morning service
Miss Clare Smell viii play as a prelude,
SSocturne" in F, (Schumann); and as
n offsrtery. "Liebestraunn" Of
Iiszt). The quartet viii sing Bless
the Lord" (Williams), and The In
ner Voice (Rartlettl- At the evening
service Miss Smell viii play q prelude
by Chopin. and as an Offertory,
8 Adieu," by Schubert The quartet
viii sing I VIII ExtOn Thee by Por-
ter Epworth league meets at $50
p. n
Church Of St Clement.
Woodward's settings for cantieles