El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
BISHOP GAMBLER To PREACH IN
TRINITY METHODIST ON SUNDAY
Distinguished Methodist Churchman to Occupy Pulpit
Sunday Morning; New Me mbers To Be Received At
First Presbyterian; Altura Presbyterian To Hold
Service For Third anniversary of Passionate

II ISHOP Warren A. Gambler Of At
lanta. Ca, regarded as one Of the
- greatest men in Southern Method
ism. will occupy the pulpit Sunday
morning at Trinity Methodist church.
Bishop Gambler has been In I'll Paso
ATTENDING. tne border missionary con-
ference OF the Methodist church, SOUTH
!, which was i'm session here during the
Apast week Trinity's members have
prepared for an unusual attendance
Sunday mornin--
vice win be an anthem, "Te Deum,
L. b minor dudley Buck).
At the evening service Rev. w, FISK
Packard. the pastor, viii preach ana
the special music viii be an anthem,
THE Radiant Morn tWoodward), ana
a solo "Hark. Hank, My Soul tEvansl.
Mrs w ID. Howe. The quartet is COM
posed of Mrs W. u. Howe, Mrs. Bates
Hughes Evans, j. Ia CogBeshaH ana
no Receive New Members.
Reception Of new members brlel
sacramento address and communion
will be the order of the service at the
First Presbyterian church sunday
morning. Miss Anna Axton viii sing
a solo and the quartet VIII give a spe-
cial selection.
Young Peoples Day" win be OBJ
served at the evening service.
the following will take part: W. K.
Blair. "Why We Observe Young Peo-
pies Day; Miss Nettie Roland, The
Work Of the Young Woman's Class;
G. Y. Jackson, The Young Men
League" Glenn Bixler. The Noung
Mems Bible Glass and Athletics Miss
Alice Wilson. THE Peculiar Place OF
the Endeavor Society I'M the Church
Life and Work" A. r. Gere Will read
the scripture Lesson; F. g. BILLINGS
will sing "a solo and rousing gospel
hymns viii be sung.
Westminster presbyterinD.
At Westminster Presbyterian church
Sunday chaplain John T. AXton, Of the
2Oth Infantry. viii preach both morn
ing and evening, the evening service
starting at 1880. The morning sermon
will be OF especial interest to young
people, particularly young men. Two
anthems viii be sung by the choir,
Unfold. We Portals" oMendelssohnl
and "Oh How Lovely tMaker). At
the evening service, as special Tea
turc. chaplain ANton viii deliver the
first az four talks on Distinguishing
Marks of Christians" The special
music will, be an anthem by the choir.
Send Sic Thy Light" tGOunod) and a
solo, selected. by Miss Anna Axton.
Anniversary Se4V,tc sunday.
At the Altura Presbyterian church,
corner OF ldalia avenue and Russell
street. Grandview, SUNDAY. at IL n m,
there will be on nnuiVerso~y service.
IT marks the lnTee years OF the pAs-
torate of Rev. W. G. Baber. Leonard
West viii speak on the Past" review
ing the work done. j. j. Finney will
speak on the Present" giving in his
talk q financial exhibit. and Z.
Greenberg will speak on the Future"
showing something OF the promise.
Mrs. Monroe is soloist and there viii
be good congregational singing. At
G D. nv Rev. W. G. Baber VIII speak
or Modern Miracles" Mrs. Kitcheu
" IN sing. Juniors meet at 8 p. IN.
Church of 1t. Clement.
Ass Sundny is -the first Sunday IN
The month. there will be "A celebration
OF the holy communion at the II
o'clock morning service OF the Church
Of 81 Clement, as wen as the $50
o'clock morning service. The music
for the II o'clock service follows:
organ prelude. X. W. MacCallun;
professional. 90 Day Of Rest and Glad
Eess." (Elliott): Kyrie Eleison. Gilbert;
Gloria Tibi. Gilbert, sermon hymn,
"Blest Are the Pure in Heart. (Ebe-