El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22

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| Church OF the Nazarine, the Y. NJ
| A. the Y. w c. A, and Salvation
/ Army
Included in the Baptist organizations
I are: Calvary. Houston Square, sol
/ Montana street; East El Paso, 1918
/ Alameda avenue; First. sol Magoffin
avenue. Grandview, 3015 Myles street
I Highland Park, corner of Dakota ave
nue. and Gold street; Mexican, 701 South
I stanton street. In addition there aye
! three negro Baptist churches-HOly
/ Sanctifed, on DURANGO street; Shiloh
/ Missionary, 2311 Magoffin avenue, and
! Second Baptist, 401 South Virginia
| street
Catholics Largely Represented.
The Roman Catholic faith IS repre-
scented by the following churches:
Cathedral of the Immaculate COncep-
ton corner Campbell and Myrtle,
Church Of the Guardian Angel. 3O25
Frutas street; Holy Family church, 705
North Oregon street; Sacred Heart. 612
South Oregon street; St. Ignatius, 1901
East Third street: st. Josephs chapel,
academy, 700 North IL Paso street; st.
JOseph's at FL Paso smelter.
The Christian churches include Aus
tin Park, 1901 Montana street. and
First Christian, 500 North Oregon
street.
The First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
is located at 900 North Stanton street
A reading room is also maintained in
= The First Congregational church is
located on Williams street near Mon
tana street. The Mexican Congrega-
tional church is at SOS South Kansas
street
The Church of ST. Clement, Episcopal,
is at the southeast corner of Montana
and Campbell streets, and is a hand
some gray stone structure.
The Hebrew churches are Tmeple
Mt. Sinai congregation. which is build
ing the handsome new synagog, at
Montana and oregon streets; and
Temple B'Nai Zion. which meets at
sos North Oregon street
There are three Lutheran Organiza-
tions-Eyangelical Lutheran Zion, 11O9
San Antonio street; St Paurs Evan
gelical, 1000 Montana street. and Mexi-
can Evangelical 1901 South Campbell
street
Eleven Methodist Churches.
The Methodist Episcopal church Is
largely represented in the city, there
being II organizations. of which eight
are American and Mexican, and three
negro The American churches in
clude; Alta Vista. 1915 Hueco street:
East FL PasO, 1902 River street; First,
southwest corner Of Montana and Lee
Streets Highland Park, southeast cor
ner Of Dakota avenue and Federal
street: Trinity (South). sol Mesa ave
nue.: Orchard Park, HadlOck Place. near
Dunno BOul.; Mexican lsouth), 525 South
Stanton street; Mexican (South), 2f27
Olive street The negro churches in
clude: Myrtle avenue, 1923 Myrtle ave-
nue.; Phillips Chapel 301 Tornillo
street and Visitors chapel. sol Tays
The Presbyterian organizations in
clude First Presbyterian church, COR
ner Boulevard and Stanton street;
Westminster, Florence and Rio Grande
streets;F East FL Paso. northeast cor
ner Poplar street and Alameda ave-
nue.; Altura, $500 Idalia street, and
Mexican Mission, 1920 East Fourth
street
The Church Of Christ church is 10
Gated at 1901 Montana street; Church
Of the Nazarines at us South Oregon
street; Full Gospel Mission. at the
homes Of members. and Seventh Day
Adventist at 1927 Westminster street.
Diocese Of Ell PasO Created.
During 1915 the diocese of Ell Paso
was created by edict from Rome Right
Rev. A J. Schiller, S. J. D. D., Of Dem
yer. was elevated TO the office OF
bishop and placed in charge of the
newly created diocese
The presiding elder of the FL Pasb
district Of the Methodist church makes
his headquarters in FL Paso. The Of
flee is now held by Rev. H II. Smith,
Of 1107 East Boulevard.
The Salvation army maintains quite
a large Organization in FL Paso. head
quarters being at PA South Oregon,
with Adjt. Guy Case in charge The
hall is maintained at lis Broadway.
The Mexican corps are at SIS South FL
Paso street, with AdJt- James Hunter
in charge
In addition, the Salvation army con-
iucts the Rescue Home in Government |
Hill, A home for girls and for home /
ess children Just now work is under /
way On an isolation hospital at the !
home.
\. W. {. A. Well Organized.
The Y. W. c A., which is engaged |
n work among the young women I
similar to that done by the Y. NJ c. j
l. among the young men of the city. /
Maintains a large boarding home at 5fl /
II est Missouri street The institution Il
.lso maintains general office, gymnas-
um and lunch room on the fourth floor
f the EverybOdy's department store.
Yrs Paul Heermans is president and
Hiss Gail Lane, general secretary The
s president, meets at the Y ". C. A
'uilding-