El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
TWENTY were added to the me-

TWENTY were added to the MEM
bership Of the Highland Park
l. Baptist church during the re-
vival meetings which Rev. L n. Lang
ston. the pastor, has been conduct
ing The meetings will close Sunday
evening with the baptism Of several
of the candidates.
The revival was a decided success
and besides adding materially TO the
church membership, it has put the
church in fine condition and has
awakened greater interest among the
members in church work
Rev. I. n. Langston Will preach al
both services Sunday, the evening
service beginning now at s o'clock
The unions will meet at Z p. n. The
Aid socie ty viii meet Tuesday after
noon at 2:sO and the Sunbeams VIII
meet the same afternoon at $3.50 J.
". Earle will conduct the prayer
meeting Wednesday evening and the
choir practice viii be held Friday
evening.
At the First Christian church. sun
day, service viii begin at Sac Win
a study period continuing one hour.
Following the study period, the regu-
lar communion service Will De helo
beginning at 1870 and the sermon
will follow Immediately. Rev Fred
erick ". Burnham, president OF the
American Christian Missionary so
ciety. will speak in the morning The
regular Christian Endeayor service
will be held at $50 and the evening
preaching service Will Degln AZ ~ ~
Rev Guy Talbot, representing the
Federal Council Of the Churches OF
Christ In America, will speak in the
2 evening Special attention is called
TO the study period Of the morning
service as the church school IS en-
gagged in Nay rally.
To Observe War Work Sunday.
WAR Work Sunday viii be OBJ
served AT the First Presbyterian
church at the morning service sun
day In the absence OF the pastor,
Esv. c. l. Overstreets the pulpit VIII
secretary Of the 7 n G. A. His
sermon subject win be World War
Work" The special music viii be
an Happy Is the Man., hy
AVest- Z solo-''Take Ny Life and Let
Il Be" ClIarza). by Mrs. C J. An
drews- The following persons com
pose the choir: Mrs Robert Holli-
day. Mrs. J. J. Raster, soprano; MIS-
4 II. Goldstein. Mrs. C. J. Andrews
altos: c. J. Andrews. +. G. Billings
tenors; James G. EcNary, Frank
Cheek. bassos; Mrs James 6. McNary
organist. Mrs Warren D Small as
sistant Organist-
Parents and Chfldren's Day.
In the evening at $50 Parents
and ChildreIls' day" will be observed
with the following program:
organ selections, Mrs Warren d
Small: song-"Jesus' Little Ones
primary department; scripture lesson
Mrs. George LeBaron, of the home de
plrtment; praye-. Alexander Duguid
seng--.Jesus Bios Us Shine" young
est primary pupils; The Lad VINO
Fed the Multitude Norman FergI-
, AIRS. Worcester's class; queer Little
cradles Ruth Cell North: lullaby for
the Cradle Babies, Mrs. Robert Holli-
dar- sons - Praise Him.. Rain
song begTnHAss department. story
About Angels" Miss Lucille Day
sonE-s.Sweet Is the Story" Miss
Schwartz class The Children's Day
Julia North: In the Garden OF the
King Harold Cole; Rose drill, Miss
Duden's class: solo-"Ihat sweet
story OF Old Charles Andrews: sons
This Is the Sweetest Story, prf-
mary dsuartnent: Soldiers Of Peace,
Mrs. Hamilton's class. "AHerica-
Il. Dale Carlton viii be le7der o.
TIE Christian Endeavor meeting a
csc p. N.
DR.. ]. II. Head. of Albuquerque
viii conduct the service at the FRS
CORRECTIONAL church Sunday morn
i1E Several very interesting letter
bearing upon the selection OF pas