El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-08
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ADDS
1O8 NEW MEMBERS DURING YEAR
Rev Charles L. overstreet Completes Seventh Year Of
His Passionate; Revival Meeting Will Start Sunday
at the Highland Park Baptist Church; Disciples
Day to Be Observed at the First Christian.

Rev. T. V. Neal, OF san Antonio, is ex-
pected to arrive to assist in the re-
Nival and do the preaching. he is re-
garded as one Of the great Baptist
pastOrate OF the Prospect Hill Baptist
church of San Antonio, covering
period Of eight years. built one Of the
most commodious church buildings III
all Texas, and the membership has
been more than doubled. He viii
preach Tuesday evening.
To start Revival April ~.
A series Of evangelistic meetings will
he held at the Church of Christ, on
Montana and Raynor streets, beginning
April %. James Sterling Dunn. Of Dali
las. Texas, has been engaged to do tho
Dunn is one of the most noted evangel-
lists in the Church Of Christ and
man Of broad expression This church,
it's pastor says, feels, it has been for
tunate in securing the services Of this
evangelist This will be the first re-
vival held by this church since the
building OF its new church home. The
church has enjoyed a steady growth
for many months, and several baptis-
NAL services have been held recently.
The usual service will be held Sunday.
Rev !. W. Dunn, the regular minister,
will fill the pulpit at both services.
His subject for discourse at the morn
ing service will be: "The Communion"
Turning to Christ" Bible study is at
10 a. m; special song service at
p. m.
Austin Park Christian.
At the Austin Park Christian church
Sunday morning Rev. J. II. Allen, the
pastor win preach on the theme: Do
ing Our Best and Leaving Results With
God" The evening service Will be
evangelistic in nature. Mrs. Rose
Young will sing at the evening service.
- ar IL F.T~A % an
Every one Win One" campaign, and
the Bible school superintendent, A. V.
Adams, has arranged with the Alta
Vista Methodist school for an "On
Time" and Membership contest. be-
ginning Sunday morning. Christian
Endeavor is at 6:45 p. m, with w. r.
Scott, leader. The subject is: What
the Young People Owe the Church"
First Methodist.
At the First Methodist church Sunday
Rey. Herman G. Porter, the pastor
Will preach at both morning and even
ing services. At the morning hour the
music will include a voluntary. Swan
Song Or Wagner). and an offertory
Chopin. by Miss Clare Smell There
will be a selected solo by Miss Nir-
ginia Burke. At the evening hour Miss
Smell viii present Moment Musical"
as prelude, and "Blumenstreck" by
Schuman as an offertory. Miss Vir-
ginia Burke will sing a solo. The
dedication Of the church viii take place
on Sunday. April 16. The Rev. Wilbur
n Mason, d. D., president OF Baker
university, viii officiate. He will ar
rive in FL PasO next Saturday. Dis
trict superintendent DR.. S. Alonzo
Bright and Rev. T. NJ. Harwood, both
Of Albuquerque, N NJ, will also be
present at the dedicatory services.
Church OF st. Clement.
WoodWard's music for the chants
viii be sung at the morning service OF
the church OF st. Clement Sunday. The
music for this service follows: organ
prelude, W. r. McCracken; professional,