El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

men. telling Of the work OF the Res
cue home and it's needs, thu observ-
ancs Of the day to close with a big
Rescue home rally At the First Pres
byterian church in the evening. at
which George H. Clements will de-
Ever an address. At the First Bap-
list church a special missionary pro-
IRAN had been arranged and no speak
er has been assigned 20 that church
for Sunday.
The campaign TO secure aid FOR
the Rescue home was taken mp by
the chamber Of commerce during the
past week and G. A Martin and W..
r. Shelton were appointed commit
tee TO take Up the work and arrange
for speakers 10 address the cOngre-
cations Of most OF the Protestant
churches The assignment OF speak
ers Tor the various churches. made
BY this committee through the p2s-
Trinity II E. church.. G. Nc
First Methodist ehurch-Fred C.
Westminster Presbyterian church
Aitura Presbyterian church-G. H.
First Christian ehurch-C. W.
Groom.
Calvary-HOuston square Baptist
St. Clements Episcopal church-G-
Congregational church,. E. Row
Austin Park Christlan-A H. An
The Rescue home needs $1,000 for
the purpose Of erecting an addition
70 accommodate the children this
III I've 3Hr#
has been raised and the rest is eN-
pected TO come from the churches
and lodges Of the city The aid So
cIeIles OF several Of the churches are
assisting in the work OF raising
funds for the home and lodges and
labor organizations, and the people
generally are showing an earnest in
terest in the great work being done
for the little ones az the Rescue
home, and desire 10 aid IN the WORK
A special musical program VIII be
rendered for the evening service AT
the First Presbyterian church and
several Of the children from the Res
cue home viii be present Some OF
them viii sing.
the direction OF c. J. Andrews. viii
sing, Holy Father Cheer Our Way,
by Bruno Huhn. Mr.. Andrews viii
sing a solo, Lead Kindly Light" by
Bohn. and a male quartet, composed
drews. ". ". Rose, A BehrinEer
and L worcester. VIII sing, my
Anchor Holds Fast"
AHbury Methodist.
At the Asbury Methodist church
the pastor, Rev. c. X Campbell, will
preach at both services Sunday. his
morning sermon theme viii be; THE
Civil War in the Soul" The subject
for the evening sermon will be- The
Supreme Choice OF Jesus Christ IOr
a Savior" Mrs LaWler viii sing
solo. Harris Walthau viii speak at
the morning service on the rescue
home.
The revival. which has been in
progress during the week, viii con-
tinue another week Services are
held daily at 10 a. N. and at 1870 p
III. Rev. P P knickerbocker is the
preacher at the evening services
Highland Park Methodist.
There viii be services both morn
ing and evening Sunday az the High
land Park Methodist church, Rev, II.
P Bond, the pastor, has been SICK,
but the pulpit viii be filled Pray
e. meeting will be held Wednesday
evening at $50
trinity Methodist.
At Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church, South, Sunday morning at
lg-s5 Rev Percy KnickerbOcker viii
preach on. who Was Jesus Christi
James G. McNary at this service viii
present the matter Of the Rescue
home to the congregation in short
address.
At $50 p. m, EpwOrth league will
meet. The great peoples service at
night will begin at 1880. Mr. Knicker-
booker Will deliver his second series
OF sermons on Modern Prophets
That I Have Known" The special
subject for the evening VIII be sam
Jones. his wit, his pathos, his marvel
Gus power. Trinity quartet viii sing
Special music for the morning ser
vice viii be an anthem While the
Earth Rsmaineth,' (Maunder) and 2
fAIlitsenl, r C. Nall The speclal
music for the evening hour will be
Ha anthem. Leave Us Not, Neither
Forsake Us" (Allen) and duet
Happy in Jesus" (Excel) Mrs. W.
D Howe, J. l. COggeshalL
Church Of st. Clement.
At the Church Of st. Clement, Rev.
Fuller Swift, rector services Will be
held Sunday as follows; Holy com
munion, $50 a. m; Sunday school,
$50 e. m; morning prayer with ser
mon by the rector, II a. m me
rector IS slowly recovering from his
illness and expects to be strong
enough 20 officiate at the early cele-
bration and preach at the II o'clock
service. The order OF service Tor
Sunday morning prayer will be- Pro
cessional hymn, No 40S, lie Jeunei
Venite, chant: Te Deum, chant Jubl-
late, chant; sermon hymn, No. as,
Croft: Offertory anthem, Comes At
Times a Stiffness (WOodward); Re
cessionaI hymn, No 45S, Haydn. Her
bert G. BastoW IS organist and choir
master. There viii be no evening
service.
First Christian.
At the First Christian church ser
vices will be held Sunday as fol-
lows The regular unified service will
begin at $40. This VIII be followed
by the merger service, IN which all
OF the departments will assemble in
the main auditorium, and the com
munion service. The sermon, by Rev.
Perry J. Rice, which will follow the
communion service, viii deal with the
church and religious education Ten
minutes Of the sermon period will be
given TO c. ". Groom TO present the
needs OF the Rescue home. The Chris
tfan Endeavor society viii meet at
6.45 as usual and the evening service
in the church viii be resumed with a
musical program beginning at 1;45,
and the following program viii be
Selection by the Guffin orchestra;
organ solo, Professional March"
Rogers, 8Ir. Knickmyer: an
them. @, How Amiable Are Thy
Dwellings" (Maunder) the choir; solo,
selected, Mrs. VIII T. Owen; anthem,
what Are These That Are Arrayed
In White Robes" (Stainer); solo,
Hear Ny Cry. On, Lord" (Wooler)
William H. Mcdonald; solo, selected,
Mrs. VIII T. Owen
Austin Park Christian.
At the Austin Park Christian
church. 1901 Montana street. there
VIII be services Sunday as follows