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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26

occasion. At s p m, the pastor. Rev.
". N Farley, will preach. Chris
tian Endeavor viii meet at p. m.
Old Folks Service to BE Held.
An "old folks" service viii be held
Sunday morning at 10:45 at Trinity
Methodist church The older mothers
and fathers Of the congregation will
be the guests Of honor and the gen
eral theme Of the sermon by Rev.
Percy Knickerbocker will be The
Treasures of Old Age" One woman
OF 95 will be present. Appropriate
old songs viii be sung.
At p. m, at the great peoples
service, Rev. Percy Knickerbocker's
sermon will be on The Devils De-
coys," or How Men and Women Go
to He'll in FL Paso-" Some of the
points will be on Joy Riding" An
a Flashlight in Rat Hole"
Special music for the evening ser
vice will be an anthem-'-Saviour.
When Night Involves the Sphere"
(Shelley), and a sOlo-"O, Love Di-
vine" (Nevin), S. S. Kirkpatrick.
Church of st. Clement.
A special sermon on ''Whitsuntide"
will be preached by Rev. Fuller Swift,
the rector. at the Church of St Glenn
ent. Sunday morning The order Of
service for morning prayer at II .. nk
VIII be:
Professional hymn 4OS CWard); We
mite, chant; TIE Deum in flat
CWoodward): Jublate, chant; sermon
hymn 3T7 Dykes; offertory anthem
20, for q Closer Walk CFoster) /;
occasional hymn 81 (Jeffery).
At the evening service a special
musical program will be given by
the choir. assisted by Ivan Sorren,
solo violinist- The following viii be
49,, ssc--5o,-o VI +ha TJo1,-
Spirit" (Stamer); organ soIO-"Fes-
tival Toccata" FLETCHER. anthem
Glorious Is Thy Name" (MozarD.
18th mass; violin solo--Suite" (Ries).
Op. 81. No. 3; anthem--'The Radiant
Morn" CWoodwarO.
prayer will be;
Musical program
Professional hymn 405 WARD :;
Magnificent and Dune Dimittis in +
CTours); prayer hymn 70 (Monk) :;
hymn $50 Dykes; musical program;
occasional hymn 81 (Jeffery).
First Congregational.
Rev. Dwight J. Bradley, Of Cleve-
land, O.. has been invited to supply
the pulpit of the First Congrega-
tional church for two weeks and viii
preach at II a. m. Sunday Mrs G E.
Zahn will be in charge of the Sunday
school at 10 a. m, and the Bible dis
cussion class viii be led by Mr. Pc
terman.
First Presbyterian.
Rev Charles L Overstreet, pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church, is
back from the national general as
sembly, which has been meeting in
Dallas, and viii preach Sunday morn
ing at the regular hour.
The double quartet will sing He
Shall Come Down Like Rain" ID.
Bucl). and Mrs. Robert Holiday and
F. G. Billings viii sing Lead Kindly
Light" The service will be patriotic
and will close, as has become the
custom largely throughout the coun-
try. by singing The Star Spangled
Banner"
At o'clock in the evening the an
nual commencement service OF the
FL Paso School for Girls will be
held. In the evening at o'clock the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26

annual spring musical service by the
choir will be given
AIfura Presbyterian.
At the Altura Presbyterian church
Sunday morning at II, Rev. II. L.
Antchelmore of Artesia. y. NJ, will
preach. Sunday school will be held
at 9:45 a. m
Highland Park baptist.
At the Highland Park Baptist
church Sunday the pastor, Rev L y.
Langston. viii preach at the morn
ing service on The Conflict of the
Ages" The evening sermon will be
evangelistic. The unions viii meet
at D. m The Aid society meets at
$50 Tuesday afternoon and the sun
beams at p m Choir practice Fri
day evening will be directed by A r.
Millican.
East FL PasO Baptist.
At the East Ell Paso Baptist church
Sunday morning the subject for the
Sunday school study. led by L B.
Ellington, will be The Holy Spirit
and His Work" The morning ser
mon subject by the pastor. Rev Ed
/. Millican. viii be The Sunday
School and Its Duties" The evening
sermon subject will be The Church
and Its Office" A business congre-
gational meeting Will be held at the
close OF the evening service Mid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26

asked to read a brief notice on educa-
ton and the war. which follows;
Teachers, tho southwest looks to
YOU to give its youth the right educa-
tional standards so their citizenship
will be sane. The United States has
entered the war in defence Of those
democratic principles which education
mas made possible But in the last
analyses. as Burke says. Education
is the chief defence Of Democratic
nations. This war shall destroy the
last barriers of tyranny and au-
tocracy and true education VIII spread
over the world and make for liberty
and permanent peace. The ideal OF
the II Paso summer normal Is to
make the teacher Of the southwest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
MAYOR AND GENERAL TO
REVIEW MARCHING VETERANS

Mayor Charles Davis and Gen.
George Bell. jr-, viii review the Span
ish-American war and Civil war vete-
rams when they march past the city
hall Memorial day morning. The Of
fetal reviewing stand will be in the
city hall.
Sunday night the veterans. as we'll
as the women's patriotic organiza-
tons. will attend memorial services in
the First Christina church. where
Rev. Perry J. Rice viii preach and
musical selections will be played.
The parade starts at o'clock We'd
to wind through the business center.
nesday morning on Montana street,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
To
Be CONTINUED
No Change Made in Serv-
ices at Axton Tabernacle,
Fort Bliss.

Services will be conducted as usual
in the Axiom tabernacle at Fort Bliss
Sunday, with the Fifth artillery band
rendering the music The services
will be held at D. m, and the fol-
lowing program has been arranged:
Prelude Firth field artillery band
DoxoIogy ......-.-. Congregation
Invocation, followed by Our
Father" led by chaplain Armstrong
Scripture lesson and prayer
.......... chaplain Clemens
Music -. Fifth field artillery band
Solo. The Rosary" ....
Sergt. Bird. accompanied by the
Fifth field artillery band.
Announcements
Sermon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
chaplain Armstrong, 10th infantry
Hymn -.--..- cOnsreg atlOn
Postlude =. Fifth field artillery band
6e absniai6 Clemens Fifth field artiI-
Chaplains not otherwise engaged
at the hour of service are asked by
chaplain Clemens TO assist in the
tabernacle service and those who will
help by rendering solos or other mus
ical features are asked to make IL
known to either Of the chaplains con-
Quoting thG services.
The Bible sciIool and Sunday school
exercises are held at 10 a. m. the
-Afen's Bible school, in charge OF
chaplain Armstrong. and the sun
day school conducted by chaplain
Clemens. The Sunday school is for
all children within reach.
Chaplains conducting the taber-
nacle services announce that there is
no intention Of disseminating, prOvis-
ions being made for keeping them
up.
Social song and prayer service Is
held each Friday night at $40 o'clock.
The service is intended for the camp
and the purpose is to sing home
songs and sacred songs. talk Of
things that interest the men as
Christians. offer prayer for the regi-
ments. as well as sailors and soldiers
everywhere. and a special prayer for
the president and the nation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
MASSAGE Treatment.
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Are your children weak, atrOphied,
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The SWedish-German. English and
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Come 20 my office at Mundy Bldg.
IO7 :. FL PasO St
Office hours. From TO IL n. m.
aud from to 8 p. m
Phone 2S76 during office hours.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26

- Sunday evening at 5 o'clock
the annual commencement SER
- vice OF the Fl Paso School for
Girls viii be held at the First Pres
byterian church. Rev. C. L Over
street will give a short address and
there viii be songs by the school
and a special musical program by
he church choir.
High school Annual Service.
The baccalaureate exercises OF the
Ell Paso high school will be held at
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
Montana and Lee streets, at II g. m.
sunday. Rev. John n jackson. pas
tor of the church. will be the
preacher Of the occasion. The high
school male ouartet-Sam Marshall,
first tenor; Franklin Williams, sec
ond tenor; william Bias, first bass;
Roy Wyler, second bass-win sing
Zone SE-eetfv solemn Thought" by
Macy. Miss Isabel Valentine viii
sing DAY Of Peace" by Bailey
Services by Children.
Services by children will be held
Sunday in several Of the FL Paso
churches At the First Christian
church "chiIdren's day" exercises will
be held at the II a m. hour. and at
Westminster Presbyterian church the
children will have special foreign
mission exercises at the morning
preaching hour. At both churches
the morning sermons by the pastors
viii give way 70 the children's ex-
ercises-
The annual "children's day" cele-
bration of the First Methodist Sun
day school will be held at that church
Sunday evening at $50.
ssChiIdrens' Day. Exercises.
Annual "children's day" exercises
will be held at the First Christian
church Sunday morning following the
communion service at 1O:40- There
viii be no preaching at the morning
service.
In the evening at 7:45. a memorial
service will be held, AT which Rev
Perry J. Rice. the pastor, viii ad-
dress the veterans OF the civil war,
both north and south, and the Span
ish American veterans.
The Christian Endeavor meeting
will be at $50 p m.
sFOreign Mission Day
At the Westminster Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at II, the
Sunday school will observe foreign
mission day" A special program OF
exercises has been arranged for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26

c. J. andrews. Mrs ". L Foster, Mrs
A. H Goldstein. c J. Andrews. + G.
Billings. James Graham McNary and
J Frank Cheek Mrs. James Graham
McNary will be at the organ.
The program will be as follows:
Anthem, Fierce Ragged the Tenn
pest; Matthews
Solo. Light; Stevenson. Mrs A.
H Goldstein.
Solo. a Song OF Praise; Goublier.
F. G. Billings.
Anthem. 20, Strength and Stay;
Barnby.
Solo. The Lord Is Ny Light;
Speaks. J. Frank Cheek
Duet. Far From My Heavenly
Home, Hawley. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drews.
Solo. Il VIII Extoi Thee; Costa
Mrs r L Holiday.
Anthem. What OF the Night? ;
ThOmpS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26

At the Second Baptist church me
gro), Rev. William T. Amiger, D. D.,
the pastor, will preach Sunday morn
ing on "A Vision Of Life" In the
evening his sermon Subject will be
Freedom by the Truth" The church
is located at the corner OF Second
and Virginia streets and the hours
of service are IL a. m and D m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
MINISTERS ASKED TO GIVE
SUMMER NORMAL A BOOST

The FL Paso summer normal will be
mentioned in every pulpit in the city
SUNDAY morning, II the suggestion
made by officials OF the institution to
the ministers last week are carried
out. Ministers of the city have been
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
Weekend Edition, May 1921, 1917.

efficient in learning and citizenship
and inspire in him that self respect
which his calling commands In the
fiahful pursuit OF this ideal the II
Paso summer normal offers to you its
best service.
Teachers should be held In highest
est honor. They are the allies OF
civilization
''Sigourney.'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26

week prayer service Will be held
Wednesday at G:45 p. m. The Aid So
Ct ETY. meets Thursday afternoon at
2:30 in the church.
First baptist.
The subject Of the morning address
by Rev. J. T. Williams, the pastor,
at the First Baptist church, viii be
Echoes From the Southern Baptist
Convention" The subject of his ev-
ening sermon viii be The First
Trophy of the Cross in Europe" At
the close of the evening service sew
eral converts will receive the ordi-
nance Of baptism The B. Y. P. L.
meets Sunday evening at o'clock.
The teachers training class viii meet
at 7:15 Wednesday evening The les
division and the general subject viii
be The Bible" Prayer meeting viii
be Wednesday evening at s o'clock
Grand View Baptist Mission.
At the Grand View Baptist mission
at 3:45 p. m Sunday, Rev J. P. Dan
iel will preach Sunday school. con-
Quoted by the superintendent, G. NJ.
Orr, viii be at 3 p. N. Tuesday even
ing at s, the second of the Bible
studies on the Book Of Ephesians
will be conducted by Rev J. p. Dan
iels. At 1890 p m, on Tuesday, the
the Baptist societies Of the city in
an all day service at the Highland
Park Baptist church.
Highland Park Methodist.
The subject Of the morning ser
mon by Rev H P Bond. at the High
land Park METHODIST CHURCH. South.
Sunday, will be The office and
Work Of the Holy Spirit" There also
will be service at night Mrs Ian
der will sing at the morning hour
There Is a Land Mine Eyes Have
Seen" The Aid society will meet at
the Church Wednesday at 2-30 p m
Prayer and praise service Wednesday
evening at 7:45 will be led by one
of the laymen.
Austin Park Christian.
There will be services Sunday, both
morning and evening at the Austin
Park Christian church
Asbury Methodist
At Asbury Methodist church the
pastor. Rev. c. X Campbell. will
preach at both services Sunday. His
morning sermon theme will be First
Aid for Painting Saints" The SER
mon subject for the evening service
will be The Grandest Victory Ever
Won" a solo will be rendered at the
morning service by Mrs Lawler and
at night by Mrs Burton
At the East FL PasO Methodist
church Sunday morning the sub
ject Of the sermon by Rev. F. c. Col
Inns will be Prayer for Revivals-"
In the evening at 7:45 his sermon
subject will be Eternity"
Special evangelistic services will
begin in this church Sunday, the first
service being led by the pastor. On
Monday Rev Argus Hamilton, the
evangelist from Oklahoma, will pitch
his tabernacle tent on the corner OF
Alameda and Grama and will con-
tinue the preaching for week
Orchard Park Methodist.
At the Orchard Park Methodist
church Sunday morning the pastor,
Rev. y. II. Huffman, viii preach at II
a. m. on the subject, The Venture
Of Existence"
Second Baptist.
At the Second Baptist church me
grol, Rev. William T. Amiger, D. D.,
the pastor, will preach Sunday morn
ing on "A Vision Of Life" In the
evening his sermon Subject will be
Freedom by the Truth" The church
is located at the corner OF Second
and Virginia streets and the hours
OF service are IL a. m and s p IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

There will be a special musical
service at the First Presbyterian
church. Sunday at p. m. \ feature
will be music by a double quartet
composed of Mrs r L Holiday, Mrs
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
HIGH SCHOOL AND GIRLS SCHOOL
HOLD ANNUAL SERVICES SUNDAY

Commencement Service for Ell Paso School for Girls to
Be at First Presbyterian Church, High School Bacca
laureate Service viii Be at the First Methodist
Children's Services in Several Churches.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
Mnntunu.
Ipoc &reaturer / Sneeu

Spbc &reatnrer / Sneen. Ga ct
Har 9ofornotiper lneo en- Sneplog
ioran plsiebe Jig glennem Ell Neo.
ifipring al Wilpallfee- ganell nGr
Sarloiptopn, blep nj oeoe GjDr bragt
Tor Saaen peb at llpnges b~ortoper
iammen mleo Ssmasierne.
Spie %lllbpriier. Sra Seleno mel.
oes, at fem Nienbebele al Wcntanas
llIbproollftion for bette aar er iolgt
peb aontrafter og til Hriier, Ser er
nGiten 81 Erpcent beierc emo forrige
9[arS. Sc fem Hienoeoele %beregneS
til omfring IS Mtillioner GltnO, bpor-
al DC 10 Wilioner Euno er iolgt til
Ell Yris al 40 til 40 Gents pr. Tlrno.
Snpoe Sanfe iur i'm Seite. gmil
9(noerion, Ell Hnnd)er boenoe npr
SiOnep, err pnlfommen unoer Ell Snez
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for bam bar lioet Snab ON &ebning,
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ban ifar Dem los % loo benz 9aa. 2e
haube oa ogiau PED lit natilrlige Sit
itinft funbet Zig ct Sp pg blergeoe Si-
pet.
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Set or operornget 8ranpiae Stlart,
Montanas melt befienote Hioneer, at
ifripe Statens Siitorie. Gerfet lfal
pore Statens Gienbom og maa1te be.
mites Tom 29reboa / Splfe'folerne.
Get lioes at bore ierite Sang, at llp'
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Ienae til iaaleoes belt % boloent at
bcfpite lin egen Siitorie. Granville
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err Den 8ren al llbpifling, bpori ban
life bar p9ret Den certrale 6igur.
San err nleo rette blepen falot Wton.
tanas "grano olo man."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
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Gpioemi al Sfarla9ensfeber er nos
brltot / @alespiuc, bporfor Sfolernc
err 6lcprle llffebe. st Meolenn al
StatenS Sunobeo3raao er bleuen
falot til 9pen for at bore bebIGlpe.
lig meo at fpple ben ~onourteoe Cpl.
Oerni.
@ammcl 8rubeorift gjcnoptagen.
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Here Ior tilbage blep ilsifeoe / 9is
~itriftet nlelem Ga CROSSE % Hlatte.
bile, 90 oe life betalte fig, er MI
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men aiper enboe meeet itpre 9ipiben.
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inben 2sbct al en- Iaarleb at bare
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lennenbe.
Saarliae llbiiater for Tlubtrafifen.
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pilgninger til Sortipttclic al Soropt.
ninasorbeioerne lanas Siobcl, %
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Snteresier, pil Irbeibet belt Itanie.
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pilgninger fam fun boloe Sorbpb.
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nil maaife @aabtraiifen / ~bctpoeIig
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iom oct fsrite Soriss meo reeelmps.
Jig @iite al Yramme for Sobstrans-
port piI bIipe sjcrt Sommer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16

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YiiI openior @pcn. Spcr CT Gll'tt
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bpoe allc inc arritcr for at pic, at
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biitpriifc Sclifoba @ibliotbcf bar
man fmnoct. at &intcrcn 1912 -l3
par bel ino lang, iom fnnifc bcnnc
fun brine oct iii. Ter laIbt oclgnng
omtrcnt Ell GSob enc Den 9oe Nopcnls
Der, og bci mcitc al bette SncinI0 Inu
pcI bcporct til &c forite Sage / Npril.
Snccn lno gicunem oct mcItc al Slls
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Spring @ropc og 8reiton, ioet DC ire
Togne off al Sporet pua en- Gro oner
Camp Greet, 80 Nil ipo Tor Brc,
ton, og Ial0t neo / gGffeIeiet. Wal
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ban oeoe fort otter at prrc blcpel
bragt I'll Fre'ton. Nllorc bnarot iaa.
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penteoe@ Dog at fommc Jig. @lanot
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