El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
EvIvAL meetings are to b.

- EvIVAL meetings are to be start
ed Sunday in two FL Paso
~ churches. the First Baptist and
the East FL Paso Presbyterian.
The First Baptist church viii begin
an evangelistic campaign at the morn
ing service Sunday with Rev. T O..
Reese, Of Birmingham, Ala, assisting
the pastor. Rev. J F. Williams. D. D,
in the services Walter B. Scholneld,
also Of Birmingham, Ala, will be the
singer.
Services will be held twice every
day. Rev. Mr.. Reese is one Of the prom
fnent preachers connected with the
Home board OF the Southern Baptist
convention. and has had marked sue
cess as a soul-winner- Mr. Scholfield
is considered one Of the best evangelis-
tic singers in the country. Rev. Mr.
Reese and Mr.. Scholfield will arrive
in the city this evening from Birming-
ham
Revival in East FL PasO..
Beginning Sunday, a series Of re-
vivaI meetings which are TO continue
for two weeks or longer, will be held
in the East E. PasO Presbyterian
church. At the opening services on
Sunday, Rev. A A Davis will preach,
both morning and evening On Monday
evening Rev. W c Baber, of the Altura
Presbyterian church, viii preach and
he viii preach each evening during the
week During the second week OF
the meeting, Rev Charles L over
street viii do the preaching. It is ex-
pected that all who can sing or play a
musical instrument will assist in the
music for the meeting.
Army ChaPIains TO Preach.
Army chaplains will preach at both
morning and evening services sunday
at the First Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday. At the morning service chap
lain John T. AXtOn, Of the goth infan-
try. will be the speaker Chaplain J.
Archibold Holmes. of the sixth Ohio
infantry, viii preach Il the evening
service. The evening service will be
an Ohio service The sermon, prayer
and special music will all he by Ohio
National guardsmen- Dr. Baker will
the evening service there will be re-
served seats for Ohio soldiers
Service at Base Hospital.
At the service at the base hospital at
Rev. Herman G. Porter, pastor Of the
First Methodist church, will conduct
the service and the choir OF the First I
Methodist church will assist in the
the service will be a cornet solo by /
chief musician George s. BoEard, Of |
the fifth Ohio regimental band and a 1
Medley march by the band
First Congregational.
At the First Congregational church !
Sunday the Bible class viii meet at /
10-l5 a m, and Rev Miles Hanson will J
speak on the earliest religion Of the /
Hindus- At the Il 4. m. public wor- /
ship, Mr. Hanson viii give his monthly 4
book sermon, taking as his subject 1
Mad Shepherds" by L P. Jacks. The I
church quartet, consisting Of Mrs. Zahn. 4
Miss Cook. Mr. Luthy and r J. Carson. /
viii lead the hymns. and a quartet from !
the Tenth Pennsylvania infantry viii !
give selections
St PauI's Evangelical Lutheran.
At St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran
church Sunday morning. the subject Of 4
the sermon BY Rev. Arthur c. Harris
the pastor, will be: Make Haste The
evening sermon subject will be: Sow
ing and ReapinE." The pastor will
have charge Of all services The Guild
will meet at the church Thursday az
ternOOn at 2:30 o'clock.
Church of ST. Clement.
Chaplain H Boyd Edwards. OF the
eighth Massachusetts, infantry Will
preach the sermon at the 1890 a. m.
prayer service Sunday at the
Church Of St Clement
Glee Club At First Presbyterian.
The fourth Ohio Glee club and the
big chorus choir Of the First Presby-
terrain church. some 50 or 30 in all. viii
be the musical features Of the opening
Sunday evening services at the First