El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-05

- EY. FULLER SWIFT, the new
rector Of the Church Of St. Glenn
- ent, viii preach his first sermon
as rector here OF Sunzay morning at
IL o'clock
NIr. Swift comes TO e Paso from
Grace church IN Kansas City. He sue
ceeds Rev. Henry Easter as rector
of St Clements. Afr. Easter having
resigned TO go 10 sewanee. Tenn
Services at the church OF St. Glenn
ent viii be holy communion at 1880
a. m and holy communion and ser
mon at II q m. evening prayer at
$50 D m and Sunday school at $50
IN the morning
At the close Of the evening service
a short organ recital will 5e given
by the organist and choirmaster. Il.
g. Bastow, when the following num-
bers VIII be given "Fantasie" in r
minor. fMerkeD; Cradle Song" 4 "a
cey}, and March in e. CFaUlkes).
The order Of service for the II
o'clock service viii be-
Professional Hmm &03 CW2rdD.
kynic EleisOn (Elveyl sermon hymn
30e lSydenham) offertOry anthem
Glorious is Thy Name" 12th Mass.)
CMozar). sanctus (Stainer); commu-
MON hymn 225 lEuchariSr), Glories
m Excelsis Elwanger): Nunc Dim
tits (chant); occasional hymn $50
lMessiter).
For the evening prayer the order
OF service VIII be.
Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in T
tTOurs)s prayer hymn 535 (Barnby);
sermon hymn 422 O1angran); offer
tory anthem am Alpha" (Stainer).
occasional hymn 522 (HavergaD.
To Dedicate Church Sunday.
A special dedicatOry service viii be
held Sunday morning at II o'clock for
the dedication Of Orchard Park Meth
odist church, on Hadlock street. The
dedication sermon will be delivered
by Rev. :. A Bright, Of Albuquerque,
the district superintendent
The special music for the service
viii be a solo by Miss Mable Murray
and q piano mandolin duet by Ethel
and Lur1ine Atkinson.
The Orchard Park Methodist church
IS growing in membership and in
luence under the pastOrate Of Rev
y H Huffman.
Westminster Presbyterian
AT Westminster Presbyterian church
Rev. Watson n Farley, the pastor.
VIII preach At both the morning and
evening services Special music for
the morning service viii be a solo
by c G. Ruby. The Earth Is the
Lords" and in the evening an an
them, GLORIA" from the Twelfth
deavOr meets At p m
First Presbyterian Church.
The second IN the series Of Vesper
services viii be held at the First
Presbyterian church Sunday after
noon at $50 Many people were i'm
pressed with the beauty and splen-
dor Of the service a week ago. The
soft rays OF the sun sitting through
the beautifully stained windows, /
bringing out in q most wonderful
way the Biblical scenes depicted /
thereon; the vesper hymns sung by /
the congregation and the soft. melo- |
dious songs by the cEoiT, all gave a
most striking and appropriate set l
ting for the brief message by Dr.. /
Brainerd on "And I saw an Angel |
Standing in the Sun" Tomorrow /
there viii be the beautiful vesper 4
hymns; the choir VIII sing savior /
again to Thy Dear Name" by Lew 4
ellyn. a song by a company OF young /
women and q duet by M and Mrs. i
- J. Andrews The pastor, Rev
Charles L Overstreet, will give a brief !
message on How Love Lighters
Duty
The morning sermon subject viii /
ne "A Twice Taught Lesson" The
double quartet viii sing What Are
These" an arrangement of REVEAL
tions 1871 Mrs Robert Holiday I
VIII sing Nearer 10 Thee" by God
frey.
CEiIdren's Exercises Sunday.
Childreu's day exercises viii take
the place OF the morninv preaching
service at the Highland Park Netho-
dist Episcopal church. South, Sunday I