El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-08


here at the invitation Of the congre-
cation and mems club of St Clement
to take charge of the mission week ser
This evening a public reception will
be given for Rev. Mr. Cook by the
mems club at Kendrick hall Prece9-
ing this reception the mems club VIII
have its annual election OF oIncefs:
Rev. Mr.. Cook will be the guest OF
honor at this annual meeting ana, al
ter the meeting and election, the re
ception will be given to the san an
tonic minister by the CLUB ana us
friends. This reception will be open
10 the public and the men OF St Gle
ments have invited their friends IRON
the other congregations of the city 70
attend the reception and meet the san
Ness Club to Have Charge.
The mems club Will have general
charge of the mission week services
which will be held daily except on sat
urday. The first service VIII be early
communion at 1880 a. m Ihe secono
service will be at O'Clock ana Is
planned especially Tor women ano
children. although il viii be open 70
all The evening service VIII -beSln Al
7-50 each night Sunday morning the
regular hours Of service viii be CD
served and Rev Mr. Cook VIII preach
at II in the morning and G-5O IN the
evening. Special music is being planned
for these meetings and the men Siuo
will assist in seating the crowds Wnlcn
expected
during the mission week
St Marks an Old Parish
St Marks Episcopal church, OF san
Antonio. is one of the Oldest parishes
in Texas and its pulpit mas neell IL ,,l,51
by some of the most able orators VINO
have ever preached in the state
Rev M Cook was graduated IRON
Trinity college in 1888 and from tne
general theological seminary Of New
York in 1902. He was ordained by
bishop Mann. of North DAKOTA IN 1sU-'
and his first mission Work was zone
under bishop Mann FROM lso4 70
1893 he was assistant rector at the
church Of the Incarnation IN New 1ork
civ and in 1905. he was vicar OF the
chanel of the church Of the lnearnaUon-
He was installed as rector OF 81 Marx
pied that place since that ume MS
will be the first time Rev M CooA
has preached in FL Paso- He is 4
member Of the san antonio rota1J
ssf;verybody Go to Church, Sunday.
SUNDAY will mark the climax Of the
Everybody 90 to church campaign;
which has been in progress among y
Paso churches for the past week On
Sunday, morning and evening. IN prac--
tically all FL Paso churcnes. sPSclat
sermons Of Going TO Church VIII pc
delivered and special music VIII be
Union Mission Meeting.
on Sunday evening IN Trinity memo
dist church the missionary socletles
OF the southern Methodist churcnes OF
the city viii hold a union mass meet
ing Addresses VIII be delivered on
mission work IN Japan -heAico anu
China.
At the First Methodist church sun
dav ssTevervbodv co TO Church day will
be observed Sunday Rev Hermon -;
Porter's morning sermon subject VIII
be- what Is Your LifeE me eEenlns
I'll nn
Church At the morning hour MISS
Glare Smell viii play as voluntary, an An
mes De PILGRIMAGE" by F List, and an
offarforv nv r. Sehuman- The choir /
win sing. i will Lift Up Mine Eyes, I
CWilIiams), and Miss Elizabeth Fry anu /
II u Durkee will sing Crossing the {
Bar By Ashford At the evening ho1f, I
Miss Smell viii play a. prelude; sie ll-
ians" by Scarlatte, and an ol1er toI! I
ov f. Chopin. The quartet viii SING 4
sBe on Thy Guard" by Wilson, ano /
NY Heavenly Home" by Proctor The /
Trinity Methodist
At Trinftv Methodist church Sunday (;
Rev W F Packard, the pas !
or. will preach and special music VII /
10 rendered as follows. Anthem. sun 4
shall Be No More Thy Light" wood I
rard): solo, abide With Me- NL1ooley, Z
drs. Bates hughes Evans In the se
ming at Trinity. a mass missionary !
Meeting Of the southern Methoolsl i
b1,rrbss Of the city viii be held Ad- !
Iresses viii be made on the missionary /!
isI5s in Japan. Mexico and China BY I
4 Harry Henderson, Rev c. K camp I
,elI and a pupil from the Lydla fat- !
srSon institute. Special music at the I
.vanfnar service will be- Anthem, i
Lovely Appear (Gounod)-
HfrhIand Park Methodist.
Rev 7. H Fitzgerald viii preach /
sunday morning in the Highland PARK 4
dethodist church There viii pc no et-
ming service. the congregation unit
ng in missionary meeting at Trinity 1
INV --- Ala visa Methodist.
At the Alta Vista Methodist churcn
sunday morning, Rev. G. X Campoell. Z
he pastor. VIII preach; als SSI lJ,,
soer" The EpWorth league viii meet !
Il $50 D. m. and adjourn at l;l5 TO at
end IN a body the missionary meeting 1
t Trinity Methodist church;
East Fl PasO Methodist
At the East FL PasO Methodist 1
hurch Sunday morning Rev Laurence !
Reynolds viii preach the pastor heN.
J. P. Bond. preaching IN 4sleta- AT
ne evening service the pastor VIII 1
reach Sunday will be observed Dy ]
he East FL PasO Methodist congrega-
lon as Everybody Go to Church gay; /
Junior EpwOrth league meets at sou
J. m Miss Margaret Anderson, presi-
lent, Senior League meets at 6:45
!. m. Miss Mary Clifton, president
AItura Presbyterian.
At the Altura presbyterian Snu4cH
,unday morning, Rev. W c. Baoer, 4
he pastor, viii preach on How the
ord Helps U.s. The. subject OF ms
vening sermon viii be: The Mys-
erv OF Cod Finished" Solos Will be
ing at both services, by Mrs. Monroe
n tie morning and Mrs Williams IN I
he evening Juniors meet at p. m
Westminster Presbyterian
Until a new pastor can be secured 10
ucceed Rev. John Z Abbott, who re-
entity resigned. chaplain John T AK
on. Of the Twentieth infantry, has
onsented TO fill the pulpit on sunday
1orniags at the Westminster Presby-
erian church Chaplain Axton viii
reach on Sunday morning at II o'clock
nd there viii be special music NO
ight service will be held Sunday
First Presbyterian.
At the First Presbyterian church the
rder OF the Sunday morning service
organ prelude. Mrs. James Graham
IcNary-
Doxology, invocation and gloria.
Congregational hymn 157, Corona
Psalter selection No. 81.
anthem: still, SUI With Thee"
offertory, prayer and chant IAN
'hings Come to Thee . God and OF
hfne Own Have We Received"
Solo Hear Ne When ] CALI lBrune !
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