El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11

Friday evening, at the parental II. 3
Pryce home. 1915 Olive street The
members are Misses Elsie Fischer
Blanche Stevens, Katherine Collier
Elizabeth Ford, Ruth Hunter. Louise
Gray, Geraldine Hunter, Ernestine
Harrington, Ethel Patterson; Messrs
Ray Yard. Edward Kline, Arthur
Friend, William Hunter. Henry
Richards. Hugh coles. Lloyd Richards
and Robert Kline
the hands Of the women. We have
no quarrel with him, except with his
opinion"
The First Methodist Sunday school
is to hold its fourth annual banquet
Friday night, October u. The event
viii occur in the social hall of the
church, corner Of Montana and Lee
streets, at S o'clock. 1t is the inten-
ton Of the church officiary to make
the occasion the beginning Of a cam
paign Tor increased efficiency all
along the line in this already excep-
tionally efficient organization. This
movement is announced as The 1918
CAve." While the affair is held un-
der the auspices Of the Sunday school
1t Is banquet for adults with the
purpose Of promoting the largest pos
sible interest on their part in Sunday
school as department Of the church.
II IS open to all persons OF the COM
munity who are in any wise interest
ed in Sunday school work.
Mrs. ". B. Clark, president OF the
Women's Aid society, together with
the presidents Of the five circles OF
that body. Will superinteud the serv-
ing Of the repast. Mrs. Maude n.
Price. circle one; Mrs. Henry NJ.
Whitfield, circle two: Mrs. ". s. VAL
entine, circle three; Mrs. H. y. John
son, circle four, and Mrs Adrian A.
ZONES are rha heads nf envn~a
circles
The following organization Is ac-
lively promoting the campaign and
the banquet: Wesley a Price. execu-
tive superintendent OF the First "
=. Sunday school; Harry l. Birney,
associate superintendent: Tom Lyons,
classification superintendent pri-
mary department superintendent. Mrs.
Maud NJ Price. secretary. Miss Jessie
Chaplin; treasurer, h H. Kuhn Pri-
mary department assistants are: Mes
danes J. c. WOrthingtOn, 5 v. Young.
G. D. Hettrick. D. ". Cathcart, D. r.
Pope, II. P Demand. II. T Moore. Lily
Howard. S. Y. Stevens and Miss Della
kiefer. Junior department assistants:
Mesdames II. L Spence, II. E John
son. N l. Hutchins. II. L Birney. 3.
B. CoOksie, Miss Hazel Spence. and
Paul r Franklin. intermediate de-
partmeut: Mesdames J W. Walker.
H. H Kuhn, and Messrs- F. c Jones
and o. ]. Thomas. Senior department
assistants are. Mesdames II. L. Cad
wallader and Florence Pickles Adult
department assistants, Mesdames j.
r. Fisk and W. B. Clark and Messrs.
G. T. Lemen. z. Z. Mold and S. J.
Stevens.
". A Prizes viii be POSTMASTER Of
the event The program follows, the
speeches to be ten minutes eacn;
THE Sunday School and Community
Uplift." John Fielding. jr.; The Sun
day School as An Educational Insti-
tuition" superintendent Of FL PasO
public schools, r. J. Tighe. "Funda-
mental-the Religious side Of the
rector Of st. Clements Episcopal
church; "A School Of Fellowship"
Rev. John II. Jackson, pastor First
Methodist Episcopal church Vocal
solos will be rendered by Henry L.
Durkee and Matthew H. Lemen- Miss
Clare smell will render a piano solo.
Help the Wings OF the United
States" is the slogan Of the patriotic
men and women who have organized
the Treasure and Trinket Fund OF
America
''Thirty-five thousand men are
wanted to protect our army on land
and sea, but there is a sad lack of
equipment for aviation work and
many OF our boys who are eager 70
join the aviation corps, are withouc
means 10 reach the training schools
and to pay their expenses while in
training" says a statement issued by
an FL Paso committee OF women.
ITO assist in raising a fund Tor
this expense, the City FEEDER
alton Of Women has undertaken to
have a treasure and trinket fund day
about the middle Of October, when
every organization, as well as every
individual in FL PasO, viii have an op-
portunity Of doing their bit tG aid
the bird men win the war" the state
ment continues.
This is not an El PasO movement.
but a national movement along this
line. The women OF England have
done wonders with their Silver
Thimble fund so why can't we Of
America do even greater things for
the treasure and trinket fund.- The
number OF the WOman's
Home Companion gives full details Of
the Silver Thimble fund and the
work accomplished by it in England
and OF the Treasure and Trinket fund
Of America and the work which is
hoped viii be accomplished by it,
Letters are being sent 10 all FL
PasO organizations asking VIII you
please appoint a committee from your
TO solicit and collect !
from your members broken bits OF
gold and silver. old spoons, napkin I
LlAEE. LAAlAn4EHa al CT GdlSEsa CHAINS
bracelets rings. old coins. useless !
anything in gold OF silver: I
nothing too small TO help iii the
treasure chest2'
Every Additional Aeroplane Con- /
tributed is Worth a Thousand Men IN !
the Trenches is the slogan Of the
national organization.
Mrs. Ponder 5. Carter is chairman I
Of the local committee and Miss Jessie 4
T. S. Mcdonald and Mrs. s j. Fennel
are the other members.
Miss Marguerite LeBarOn will con-
duct a class in dietetics uder the I
direction Of the Red Cross, and regis /
tration may be made with her or at I
$3.50. This is the last OF the three /
courses set by the Red Cross, which /
are conducted through the teaching /
center under the directinO Of Miss A /
Louise Dietrich p y. The time and !
place for Miss LeBaron's classes viii !
be given later. Miss A. Louise Diet /
rich announces the following /
schedule: Elementary hygiene and I
Home Care Of Sisk, Monday. We'd ]
resday and Friday. $50 a m. ard I
$3.50 p. m; surgical dressing. Monday, J
Wednesday and Friday, II a. m and I
. p. m. The night class will be post ]
poned until later. but registrations I
may be made at any time by calling I
$3.50 or 1851. All classes viii be held !
at the courthouse.
The monthly meeting and supper of
the First Christian church, on We'd
nesday night. proved thoroughly en- ]
various members collected in groups
TO talk over their own particular
phases Of work-the men TO discuss
church matters; the Sunday school Of /
ficers and teachers to confer on their
activities: the Women's Missionary !