El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20

GOrS OF Ii EdSO OluICuoS
Bond Buying.
; bonds 10 help the government win the
war and restore peace In most Of
the Fl Paso churches sunday refer
ence viii be made BY the pastors 70
the Liberty bonds and 10 the duty OF
all TO help in the national crisis 0y
Austin Park Christian.
Prayer VIII be the theme Of the
discourse by the pastor, Rev. j. H.
Allen. at the Austin Park Christian
church Sunday morning. and Mans
Greatest Possession" the theme Of
the evening The morning service
viii begin with the communion at
l0-45. and the evening service at 1880.
At the morning service Mrs Harry
Day viii sing Calvary" In the eve
ming the chorus. under the leadership
OF Mrs. Z. ~ Lynch viii sing Praise
Te Jehovah" tGOuuOd) Mrs J. h
Allen viii lead the endeavor AT $50
p m. subject: Putting Religion Into
First Christian.
At the First Christian church.
corner North oregon and Franklin
streets, services will be held sunday
as follows; The unified service IL
the morning VIII begin at y;4u, with
a study period OF one hour Follow
ing this viii be the merger and COM
munion service and the sermon per-
iod. Rev Perry J. Rice, the pastor,
Will preach both morning and eve
ming. The theme for the morning
Power" In the evening the theme
viii be Democracy and its Neces-
sary Accomplishments" The chorus
choir viii sing in connection with
both services
The mems class. taught by John R.
1- F~a nuFN-
torium Of the church AT $40
Church Of ST. Clement.
At the church Of St Clement, Sun
day, holy communion viii be at l;5J
a. m; Sunday school at $3.50 q. m .
Bible class, 10 a. m: morning prayer,
and sermon by Rev Fuller swift,
the rector. II a. m-' and eyensong anc
sermon by the rec,Or at p m
The order Of service for morning
prayer VIII be-
organ prelude. Morning Mood,
Grieg- Professional hymn, 399, Smart;
Neuite. chant; Psalter day 21s page
454, prayer book TIE Deum Laudamus,
chant; Jubilate Dec. chant Hymn be
fore sermon 500. Dykes, sermon; o.
fertory anthem, What are these that
RecessiOual hymn 49, LwOff, organ
postlude, "Marche religieusa," Aler-
keL
The order OF service for evensong
at five o'clock, viii be:
Organ prelude, Cradle song" La
cey. Professional hymn. 81, Gounod;
Psalter, tenth selection Psalm a.
page AS. prayer book; Magnificat
and Nunc Dimittis, chant; kneeling
hymn, 61O, Carr; hymn before sermon
Incline Thine Ear" Himmel; Recess
sional hymn, 628, Robinson; organ
pOstlude Fanfare" Lemmens.
Herbert G. Bastow is orSanist and
chOirmaster.
First Congregational.
STRIPPING the Ven from our Eyes"
viii be the subject OF the sermon az
Il g. M sunday at the First Con
gregatiOnal church. by Rev. Dwight
y. Bradley, the pastor. At 10 a NJ
graded Sunday school opens and at
1915 open forum is held, the subject
for sunday being. "A Modern Inter
probation Of Genesis" No. 8, The
Noah Traditions"
st. PauPs Evangelical English Luth-
eran.
At st. PauIs Evangelical English
Lutheran church, the subject for the
sermon Sunday morning VIII be;
Liberty Of Conscience" In the eve
ming the subject viii be: -Four Cen
turtles Of Professionalism The
Story Of q Restless Conscience"
historical fact viii be given to eacn
one attending service The pastor
Rev. Arthur c. Harris viii have
charge OF both services
lions German Evangelical Lutheran.
At lions German Evangelical Luth-
e-an church Sunday, the Sunday
school viii begin al 9-45 a. m The
morning service at 1880 conducted
in the German language by the pastor,
According to Matth. %, PA. It will
be shown that the gospel is like
unto an invitation to a wedding. The
Lord here speaks Of the Christian
church, which He prepared and keeps
here on earth, and finally wants to
take to Himself in heaven. God sent
forth His own Son TO save fallen man
and now has prepared great feast,
eternal salvation, unto which all men
are invited.
Instead OF the evening service there
viii be q meeting Of the Bible class
at 1880. The main doctrines Of the
Lutheran church are being reviewed
by the class.
Announcement Is made by the pastor
that ION the 31st Of October, known
as reformation day. viii be celebrated
throughout the Protestant countries.
as the quadricentennial OF the refOr-
nation. On this day. In the year
1917, 400 years ago, Luther nailed
his 50 thesis to the castle door OF
WittenberE. and thereby began the
glorious reformation Of the church"
Grand View Baptist.
At the Grand View Baptist mis-
sion Sunday school Will be held at
p. m. with r N. Denman as super
intendent. Rev. J. p. Daniel viii have
charge C the newly organized class
OF young people. The willing Work
ers viii UIbmit plans for interesting
the district in the mission work. The
midweek prayer service and meeting
Of the Teachers Training class viii
be held Tuesday at 1880 p. m. Rev.
J. P. Daniel viii be leader.
East Fl pnSo Hunfisf.
Services at the East FL Paso Bap-
fist Sunday viii be as follows: Rev.
Ed. L. 8Iillican, the pastor viii
preach al both services, II a. m. and
7-30 ?. m The Young People viii
hold their regular services $50 p.
n. The Sunday school viii meet at
9-45 a. m. Robert L. Smith Is super.
iutendent The midweek prayer
service is on Wednesday at 1880 ..
m The Aid viii meet at the church
Thursday at 2.30 p. m. Mrs. John
Quinn Is leader.
First Baptist.
At the First Baptist church Sun
day morning the subject Of the GER
mon by Rev J. T. Williams, the
pastor. viii be an Ny Fathers I
House" The subject Of the evening I
sermon viii be: THE Unrest OF the I
Wicked" DR.. P. IL Rigdon, the
superintendent will be in charge Of