El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-15

! nOly communion service at 10 o'clock
in the morning, and at 7:45 o'clock at
night, and a litany service at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon. On Good Friday
there will be the morning prayer ser
vice at 10 o'clock, and the litany SER
vice and evening prayer at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon. On Easter afternoon
there will be baptismal services at 4
o'clock.
At the First Christian church Sun
day morning Rev. Perry J. Rice, the
/ pastor will preach on the theme:
The King and His Kingdom" The
| evening service viii begin at 1880 with
a brief call to worship" on the or
] mon will be, Christ Entering the
I City" Christian Endevor society will
meet as usual at $50 Walter Davis
/ win sing The Palms" in the morn
ing and in the evening the choir will
sing an evening anthem. The day
| will be observed as our Friends
Austin Park Christian.
The theme for discourse at the AUS
tin Park Christian church Sunday
morning will be: Infants and the
Church; Sunday evening" Inviting
! Others" The morning service will
| begin with communion at 10:45, and
close at or before noon. The evening
service will begin at 7:45. The pas
! tor, Rev. J. H Allen viii preach at
both services. The quartet will sing
lead the Endeavor at 6:45 p. m. sub
| Ject: Good Prayer Meetings and How
to Have Them Always"
East III PasO Baptist Revival.
Revival services at the East FL PasO
Baptist church will continue through
next week. Rev. c. II. Riddle, the
pastor, viii be assisted by Rev. Perry
+. Evans. of the Southwestern Bap-
fist Theological seminary at Fort
Worth Rev. Mr.. Evans will arrive
Tuesday to assist in the meeting. Ser
vices during the week will be at 10
a. m and 7;45 p m The services sun,
day. both morning and evening, will
be conducted by the pastor. The sub
Ject Of the morning sermon will be:
Hunting a Man by a Nations Army"
The evening sermon subject will be:
music viii be in charge Of A. r. Mill
can. who Will lead the congregational
singing during the revival
First Baptist.
At the First Baptist church Sum
day morning Rev. J. F. williams, D.
D.. will take for the subject of his
morning Morn *. sermon sermon nc Tasting Bread
mon subject will be: The King of
Terrors." At the close Of the evening
service there will be baptising Spe-
win be an anthem. The Palms"
tFaure( and a duet, tenor and bass,
Soul Thou Liftest Thy Petition"
lStainerl, by c. G. Ruby and Mr.. An
NEeHa. special music IcT the evening
service viii be an anthem. The Night
is Now Falling (Hauptmann). by the
choir and solo by Mr. Cheek.
Evangelical Lutheran.
The morning service at the Evan
gelical Lutheran church 1903 San An
tonic street, will be a confirmation
service It will be conducted in Eng '
lish and begin at 1890. Three win
make public confession OF their faith, !
promise loyalty TO the church and be /
confirmed. The subject OF the address 1
by Rev. Paul c. Birkmann, will be: /
Striving to Enter in at the Straight ,
lish) at 8 o'clock. the theme will be: /
The Mind Which Was in Christ
Jesus" On Good Friday an evening
service will be held in German and at
death
St Psurs EnEIiuh Lutheran.
At St Paufs English Lutheran ).
church Rev. Arthur c. Harris, pas
Sunday morning at IL o'clock. The
subject Tor the morning sermon will
be; Follow Me" The subject of the
King" Services will be held every
night but Saturday during Holy week.
Preparatory services will be held Fri
lay evening.
First Presby terian.
At the First Presbyterian church |
Sunday morning Rev. A. H Sutherland !
VIII occupy the pulpit in the absence
u Rev. Charles l. Overstreet. who is
Intending Presbytery at Fort Davis. |
dr. Sutherland was for a number of (
ears a missionary in Mexico and |
uperintendent Of Bible Colporters.
[ viii be Palm Sunday. and the ser
non, music and decorations will all be
q keeping with the day. Italo Picchi J
-ill sing solo: the choir will sing ]
The Palms" by Faure Andrews, and / :
lrs. a. n Goldstein win sing He
hat Keepeth Israel" by Schlosser.
he evening service will be omitted,
be congregation being invited to at
md the dedication services OF the
lrst Methodist church. Rev. Chas. L.
verstreet is at Fort Davis, Texas,
tending the Presbytery and will v
reach there Sunday. G
Westminster Presbyterian. q
At the Westminster Presbyterian {
lurch Sunday morning, Rev. John
owland viii occupy the pulpit and
'ecial music will be given as fol- :
VS. Anthem, Sweet is Thy Mercy {
ellie White. The special evening g
usic will be a solo. In the Secret /
His Presence" (Stebbins), A. G. q
leXander.
First CONGREGATIONAL
At the First. congregational church
lnday morning, at the Discussion n
ass at 1915. Rev. Miles Hanson win o
Ike up the Fourth Of the Great Criti- e
public worship Mr.. Hanson will u
Ike as his sermon subject, Tragedy" a
ne quartet VIII consist OF Miss ID. 1 u
1senstein, Miss II. Cook, T. H Luthy o
ID Mr.. Hilworth., Mr.. Carson viii
lg THE Palms" :
AIturn Presbyterian.
At the Altura Presbyterian church J
rner Of Idalia and Russell streets. d
and View, in the absence of Rev. w
Baber. the pastor, at Presbytery. DR..
+. Jenness viii speak on a health
pic, THE Prevention of Disease"
ctor Greenberg will sing. There
II be no evening service Sunday
d the congregation will attend the
dication services at the First Metho- m
It church.
East FL PHSO Presbyterian.
At the East Ell Paso Presbyterian
urch Sunday, Rev. Asher A. Davis.
e pastor, will preach in the morning
"A Call to a Higher Life" In the
ening his sermon will be on: The
namics Of the Gospel of Christ"
ere will be special music at each
vice. Glasses in the Sunday school
We been organized according to
lool grades. Prayer and song ser Z
1880.
East Ell Paso Methodist. IS
~ the East FL PasO Methodist
irch Sunday morning. Rev. Il. P.
nd, the pastor will preach. In the
ening Rev II. NJ. Smith, the presid- fb
elder. VIII occupy the pulpit The ex
worth league meeting is held at -
z. p. m, Miss Mary Clifton, presi- ~ ~
Trinity Methodist. ric