El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-06
Blues Win OUer Reds In Sunday
School Contest In East Ell Paso

masterpieces arranged by Safranelz.
Ferhaps one Of the best numbers was
the clarinet duet, played by assistant
Dand leader Joseph Eysmont and MIL
Slclan second class GreEOriO Cabrera
tllpino, who fairly bristles music.
M Hershberger has three former res
ldents OF the tropical isles in his
pand, and they are thoroIN must
clans-among his best Madame Nav
Loeser was given three rousing cheers
as s1e mounted the platform to give
y Eromlse Ne" and an encore. 81
Dreamt Dwelt in Marble Halls" ac-
companied by the band. Her voice has
never been heard to better advantage
FFL stanton did a clever hobo mono
49, singing in his own inimitable way
.. - an FoIk. Dy Lemon. and Tate's
somewhere Voice Is Calling" Mad
anne Loese- was at the piano. Miss
q una COldWeu. who was to have sung
postponed her appearance until 4
WeeS or two later because Of illness.
IN ABOUT three weeks. CHAPLAIN Frand-
er and the boys. are to give MIS-
/ hlugel a program in return for her
/ interest in their happiness. ChapIafn
Branoer finds plenty TO do with 1000
- LUZ inmates recuperating at Fort
l1.l-s;1; tnougn ne finds time for the
weekly entertainments and his reliy-
I lous ouues-he was the most Interest
ca parsonage at Wednesday nights
enc, !talnnent and led in the ''hur-
AeAAAG
A meeting Of the officers and heads
OF departments Of the First Christian
church was held last evening in the
social rooms OF the church. sumner
vas served at $50. to which so peoDTe
@ere seated A BRIEF program OF ad-
SLSsses was presented Immediately
LolIoWlng the supper. VIM. A. Young.
promotion secretary Of the Y n q 4
SPOKE on the subject, NY First I'm
presslons OF the First Christian church
N N II Faso- Mr. Young has recently
CoHIe 70 the city Mrs. R A. Hubbard
SPOKE On the proposed Parent Teach
err class which is to be inaugursfe5
n the church shortly The pastor. Rev.
Ferry J. Rice, outlined the program
Lor the month Of September. special
FEATURES OF which are a general
church, church school and Christian
EndeaEor rally day on the 18th and
promotion and graduating exercises on
the sd A school Of methods is TO h.
conducted during the week beginning
me 1bth- It VIII be in charge Of Chas
W Deans or Denver. and Miss Hazel
Lewis, Of Cincinnati. an expert in ele-
mentary work. viii be one Of the in
structors- H 3. Durkee, secretary Of
tne local Y n. c A. will present a
course of Bible lectures. and Vim s
Young VIII conduct a series Of con-
Ierences on Work With AdulescentS-"
mere VIII be two sessions each dav.
beginning on Monday and closing on
Friday One session will be held in
the afternoon from to 5: and another
N the evening from 1880 to g. Local
Sunday school workers are expected
70 be members Of this school Later in I
the evening the group Of workers
broke up into departmental confer :
ences and discussed matters pertain
ing TO their several departments
T1~ u T
OF yarn Tor the Red Cross, which will
mean that more knitters are needed
70 make the soft wool into garments
LOT the army. The yarn. which sup
PgsSlIy VIII be Of the regulation |
Anakl color or olive drab. is expected
not later than September 20. But any I
woman who is willing to make her I
hlmple myers fly this winter in the
pnl4allhroplcs patriotic cause is asked ]
nor 10 wait but begin practicing at I
nome right now and become eTpert I
with the needles, and in addition TO I
noLlIy Mrs u S. Stewart Of 1401 Ma
goIIln avenue, either by letter o.
phone (l2U), that she is ready II
work Mrs. F. c. Searle. Mrs q = I
Kelly and Mira. H. H Stark are to as
sisI Mrs Stewart on the committee /
ana VIII wage a lively campaign for I
garm entS. They are in the near I'm
ture TO open convenient downtown I
quarters As a gigantic money making /
scnelnes plans are just being wills
perez OF holding stupendOus fete
OF FESTIVAL OF the allies" for the
Denent OF the Red Cross early in Oc-
toner The affair was launched at a /
luncheon held at Hotel Sheldon on /
wednesday noon, chairman c. n. Bas- /
sett, winchester Cooley. DR.. Brown. /
Emmett Hines, Charles Bassett. Her
man Andreas. Mrs. T. W.-Lanfer. Mrs
Hugh krause and Mrs. S. H. Suther-
land being a special committee to de- I
velop the festival. Each country will 4
have its own fascinating nook where l
eats and wares" viii be sold in a
gay public market for seven ccnlin- 1
uous days.
The official roster Of the First
Presbyterian church and teachers Of
the Sunday school. who believe
heartily in encouraging the social side
OF life along with the spiritual. are
already making plans for their big
annual rally day. to be held the last
Of the month. The various features
were discussed at a box social. held
in the church parlOrs Wednesday
night, and committees were started at
work arranging for de luxe pro-
gram
Paul McCombs viii address the reg
ular meeting OF the Open Court next
Sunday night at o'clock at 500
North Virginia His subject will be
The Power OF Thought in Healing
Cards