El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-01

sunday al the lOl4OMluE nOuIa- AT o.
1880. and 1890 am, and $3.50 IN the
evening. In the Cathedral chapel a
child ems mass viii be held al an.
Rev. G. G. Frund is rector OF the
Cathedral, and the assistant rectorS
are Rev. A. F. Upton. first assistant,
sistant.
orchard Park Methodist.
At the Orchard Park Methodist
church Sunday the morning sermon
viii be preached by Rev. = Alonzo
Bright. DID, Of Albuquerque, y n,
with communion service Immediately
following the sermon. The SPECIAL
music for the morning viii be as FOL
lows. Raise Ne, Jesus, 10 Thy
Bosom" a mixed quartet selection
sung by Misses Wilma Harrison and
Grace MOrrill and Messrs. s. s. Kirk
patrick and II. E Harris. solo,
my Faith In Thee" by Mr.. Kirkpat-
rick. and a duet. Il am Happy In
Him" sung by Miss Harrison and Mr..
kirkpatrick. The pastor, Rev. Rufus
c. Baker, expects all his members to
be present at this service and for
FIRST Methodist.
At the First Methodist church. the
church OF the revolving cross, the
following program viii be observed
Sunday morning Morning worship at
II am; evening worship at 1880 pm:
league at 1850 pm. Topic, The Part
nership Of Heart and Lips" The pas
tor, Rev John NJ Jackson. has re-
turned from Ohio, where he has been
doing special work, and will preach
both morning and evening.
Trinity Methodist.
At Trinity n. z. chu- Oh, south, Sum
day the Sunday school at $3.50 VIII be
in charge OF Robert Lander, superin-
tendent. At 1915 Rev. P. p EnicSer-
g.. la p HsaH
Eternity in Their Hearts" At 4:45
fellowship hour will be held; refresh
ments will be served TO the soldiers
and their friends At Sis Junior ans
Senior FDworth leagues meet.
At 1880 viii be the great peoples
service ATr. Knickerbocker win
pI each on How 10 XIII WORRY over
$50 people wee turned away from the
church last sunday right This is q
continuation OF q series Of happy Sun
Special music for the morning hour
viii be an anthem, He Shall
Reign Forever (S'mper); duet, "a
song OF Prai-e" tGoublier), Mrs. "
Howe and J. L COggeshall SDe-
cial music for the evening hour w
be by Mr. C0ggeshalL duet and
quartet also VIII be rendered
Asbury Methodist.
At the Asbury church Sunday the
pastor, Rev. C. X. Campbell. viii
preach at both services. The commI-
Mon viii be administered at the
morning serv &c. The subject OF enc
communion talk will be The Son Per
fected Through Suffering" The
evening theme VIII be Religion a
Walk With Cod"
Church of st. Clement.
At the Church Of s.. Clement, Rev.
Fuller Swift. rector, the services for
che FfwEH Sunday n Advent will
Holy communion, 7;30 am; Sunday
school. $50 am; Bible class 10 am;
holy communion and sermon at II
o'clock; evensOng and sermon at 8
o'clock.
For holy communion at II o'clock
the order Of service viii be; Organ
prelude. "Salut glamour" ElEar. pro-
cessional hymn 80. Counod: Kyrie
Elelson, Elvey; Sc mon hymn 24y.
Walch; sermon, offertO~y anthem,
tus. S-ainer: communion hvmn POS.
Hodges; Gloria in Excelsis. old
chant Seven Fold Amen, Stainer;
Nunc DImittis, chant; occasional
hymn 80. st. Thomas; organ postlude,
"OffertCire in 3 flat" Read.
For evensonE at 3 o'clock the order
Of service will be: Org7n prelude.
Largo" CXerxes). Handel: process.
siOnal hymn rs, Dykes; Psalter for
first Sunday in Advent, Psalms Nos.
96 and 81; MaEnificat, chant; Nunc
Dimittis. Tours. kneelirE hymn 81. I
Sicilian; sermon hymn 335. Dykes; Of |
fertory anthem. ''The Woods and :
Every Sweet-Smelling Tree" West: |
recesSionaI hymn SOS. Smart: organ
Postlude. March in z fat" Schu- |
mann
Herbert C. Bastow is organist and |
choirmaster.
First Christian.
At the First Chris ian church SER
vices will he held Sunday as follows: /
The unified service IN the morning /
will begin with n study period at 1
$40. The communion and PREACHING |
periods viii follow. The service in I
the morning viii be IN celebration OF /
the Christian Women's Board OF Mis- ]
siOns' day, and the Women's Mss on /
airy society will have general charge !
OF t. The pastor. Rev. Perry J. Rice. /
viii preoch the sermon. The Chris ]
tian FndeavOr society will meet as l
usual in the evening at 6:45. and the /
evening preaching service viii begin I
the evening on the theme THE 0vna-
mo Of Character" The sermon viii be
based u0on a very fh-ilIing story Of I
early Hebrew history. The chorus
choir viii sing.
Firvt C0ngTegHtiounI.
At the Fi~st COugrcE7 tioual church
Sunday graded SUNDAY school viii be
at 10 am. At 1915 in the forum will
be given review OF Sherwood Fddy's
new book, with Our Soldiers in
France" Mr. Eddy has come strai ght
from Pershing's army and tells q
grinding story Of the battle front.
At II an. the sermon nv the pas
tor. Pew. Dwight J. Bradley. will he
IN THE Props Of Faith" A friendly
criticism OF widespread modern ten
iencv among railroads.&c. thinkers.
5efore the sermon the pastor VIII give
he first OF 2 series ~ nr1TufF aSr
.orials on current events. This week
The Suppression ~ Sedition-Nax
Eastman and William Randolph
Iearst7
Austin Park Christian.
The pastor. Rev. J. n. Allen. viii ]
reach at the Austin Park Christian Z
hurch Sunday both morning and
ve1inE. The morning services will !
legin with the communion al 1p:iS.
he evening service at 1880. Mrs. F. 1
I. Lynch, leader OF the chorus. will
ing q special selection at the morn
~ go