El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-11
MISSION BOARD SECRET ARY To
HOLD CONFERENCE IN E PASO
Dr. B. P. Fullerton Comes to the Border to Look Over
the Home Mission Situat ion for the Presbyterian
Church; Member Canvass to Start Sunday After
noon at First Presbyte rian and st. Clement

sunday and during the entire week
following. Rev. Edward Henry Eclzel
provincial secretary of the Episcopal
church for the southwest. will direct
the work. Rev. Mr. EcI1eI will preach
at the morning service Sunday. Dur
ing the sundays I'm Lent special Len
ten music VIII be sung at all the
services i'm the church. The music for
the II o'clock service follows:
Organ prelude. Kenneth W. MacCal-
lum; professional, Forty Days and
Forty Nights" CGIeinleim: .Veuite"
tGregorian); Gloria Patri" CGregor-
ianD- "Benedicite. tMcFarlane); "Bene-
dictus' tGregorian); Litany hymn,
Saviour, When in Dust to Thee"
Gervey): sermon hymn. christian,
Dost Thou See Them" Dykes: DoX-
ology, Bourgeois. offertorv anthem. I'm
cline Thine Ear OHimmeD. presenta-
tion Of aims, Humfrey; occasional.
"Oh What If We are Christ-s"
days Psalter organ postlude. Ken
meth W. MacCallum.
At the evening prayer service the
music win he;
Organ prelude Kenneth w. MacCal-
lum. Professional softly Now the
Gloria Patri Gregorian: Maguificat.
Gregorian: Nunc Dimittis. Gregorian;
prayer HYMN. Heal Me, o My Saviour.
Heal" tWest); sermon hymn. Awhile
In HlIIAl AaIliH 10 iAN"s ~ Nt.a -
doxology. Bourgeois: offertory anthem.
"Tarry with Me . Nv Saviour BALD
vim. Incidental solo. Matthew IT.
Lemen: presentation OF aims. Whitney;
occasional. Weary Of Earth. and
Laden With NY sin" Gangran). organ
postlude. Kenneth w MacCallum.
To Make Every Member Canvass.
Twenty-Five teams Of two men each
will go out over the CITY Sunday after
noon on an every-member canvass for
the First Presbyterian church. tt is
planned to reach every member of the
church i'm this way and many who are
not members. in campaign to Increase
interest in church attendance and
church work
on SUNDAY morning the sermon at
the First Preshvterian VIII be de
livered by Rev b p. Fullerton, D. D.,
secretary Of the board Of home mis-
sions Of the PRESBYTERIAN church. with
headquarters in St LOUIS Specid
musical numbers viii be given by the
choir. The Christian Endeavor viii
meet at $50. A short gospel service
will be held IN the evening. beginning
at 100 F. c. Billings viii sing Il
gospel solo.
Revival nj East EI PasO Methodist.
With the service Sunday morning.
revival campaign VIII he mauEurated
by the East I1l Paso Methodist Episco-
pal church. Rev. Charles Smith, an
evangelist. will do the preaching, and
r. F. Smith viii have charge Of the
singing. Tho revival is TO continue in
definitely, large tabernacle IS 70
be erected on Grama and Alameda
streets for the meetings Rev. Mr..
Brooks and Mr.. Smith are accompanied
by their wives. They have made fine
records i'm revival work i'm general
Westminster Presbyterian.
Service at Westminster Presbyterian
church viii be at the usual hours sun
day with Chaplain John T. ANton. OF
the goth infantry preaching. Special
music for the morning viii include an
anthem. 90 Saviour OF the World,
CGoss). and solo. selected, by Miss
White The evening music viii include
an anthem. Onward Christian Sol
der" (McDougaLl
First Methodist
At First Methodist Episcopal church
Rev Herman G. Porter. the pastor
viii preach at both morning and even
ing services. The morning subject will
be. What It Means to be Chris
ton" The evening subject viii be;
The Call OF Jesus" The music at the
morning hour will include a voluntary
by Chopin. and an ofertory The
Shepherd Boy is King" (MacDowelD
bv Miss Glare Smell. and an anthem.
Awaken Thou That Sleepest.' tFlorio)
by the choir At the evening hour
Miss Clare Smell viii present as pre-
lude "Adagio," from Moonlight Sonata
by Beethoven, and an offertory. The
choir win sing 20 Taste and Sec, by
Macfarreu.
Highland Park Methodist
At the Highland Park Methodist
church Sunday Rev. Mr.. Lane, Of Tula-
rosa. win preach at both services.
Alta Vista Methodist.
At the Alta Vista Methodist church
Sunday. Rev C. *. Campbell will
folks" in the evening he viii preach
on THE Likeness Of stephen to
Jesus" Epworth league meets at $3.50
p. IN.
At the First Christian church, sun
day the unified service in the morning
will begin with n Bible study period
at q.f5. This viii be continued Tor
one hour and will be followed lmmed-
lately by the communion service and
preaching Christian EndeaYor society
viii meet at ESQ. and the evening
preaching service viii begin with
brief organ recital at go. The ser
vice in the morning viii be IN the ma
ture Of "a convention aftermath.
number Of the representative men OF
the church viii give. I'm two minute
speeches their impress ons OF inc
Laymen's convention, ana the pastor
will follow with a brlet lath on the
same theme The evening service viii
he evangelistic. There viii be special
selections by the choir and the con-
EreEation viii join i'm singing familiar
roeuel HYMNS. The pastor VIII peach
on tbe theme Free. Something Better
-rban a Ford" The young people VIII
have charge Of welcoming and usher
ing those who attend.
Austin Park Christian.
At the Austin Park Christian church
nastor J H. Allen viii preach Sunday
both morning and evening. At the
r,ornfnlr service which viii begin with
communion at 1O:45, The theme will be:
"Gleaniugs From the Convention
evening "The Triumphs Of Faith"
christian Endeavor meets at $50 p m,
Claude Anderson leader. The subject
viii be: "The Causes Of Failure in
Trinity Methodist.
At Trinity Methodist church Rev W.
F-isk Packard. d. d.. viii occupy the
pulpit at both morning and evening
services. Special music for the morn
ing service viii include an anthem.
"Blessed Be the Lord and Father"
(Roreton): solo. The Earth is the
I .ord's." Gynes). Mrs. Howe The
special music for the evening service
will be an anthem, Praise Ye the
Lord" (Stearns), and a duet. Now
the Dav is over" fRubensteinD by Mrs
w. u. Howe and Mrs. Bates Hughes
Evans The Quarette is composed Of
Mrs w u. Howe, soprano; Mrs Bates
Hughes Evans, alto. j. L. COggeshel,
bass. and q. G. Ballard. tenor Ep-
worth League meets at $50 p. ma.
East Ei PasO Presbyterian.
There viii be services at the East