El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08

cupy the pulpit both at II a. N. and
az 1850 p. m. Sunday. The subject
OF the morning sermon VIII be Per
sonal Salvation" In the evening the
subject viii be "Some Observations
on PresenL-day Religious and So
cial Conditions IN America. as Seen
in a Three Weeks SOjourn IN the
East The Sunday school OF the
church meets at 9:45 under the
superintendency Of W. A. Price. The
league, the church yOung-people'E
society. is a. $50. There win BE-
special music At both services Of the
Trinity lIethOdirt.
At Trinity n E. church, south.
Sunday morning At 1o;45. Rev. P. p.
Knickerbocker, the pastor. viii
preach on Royal Bounty" At 4:45
the Fellow ship Hour for the SOL
diers and their friends VIII be held
There were over $50 last Sunday.
At $50 the Epworth league meets.
At 1880. the great peoples service
viii be held, Nj KnicllerbOcker's sub
Ject viii be, Doors and BoObs." Il
Sprake. who used 70 be with Billy
Sunday, viii lead the congregation
in singing and sing q special solo.
Trinity quartet viii render a special
number
Orchard Park Methodist.
At the Orchard PARK Methodist
church Sunday superintendent VIII
J. Meredith win be in charge Of the
sunday school at 10 a. m. Last Sun
days attendance vas new record
attendance for the year. At II a.
m the pastor, Rev Rufus C. Baker,
viii preach, using as his subject.
Our Duty to Earth's LoWly." The
following special music has been
provided: Nearer Ny Home" by male
quartet Christ Shall Be King"
viii be sung by the chorus-choir.
Asbury Methodist.
At the Asbury Methodist church
on Sunday the pastor, Rev. c. h
Campbell. viii preach at both serv-
Ices. His general topic for each
service viii be Temptations" His
theme for the morning viii be First
Aid 20 the Tempted from the Captain
OF our Salvation" for evening, "Over
the top 70 victory At the morn
ing service Prof A Ludwig viii pre-
side at the plano. In the evening
the Brown orchestra will play.
Calvary Houston Square Baptist.
At Calvary Houston square Bapt-
list church sunday. Rev. o. J. Wade,
the pastor, VIII preach at both morn
ing and evening services. His morn
Ing sermon theme viii be: Christ,
the Door" His sermon theme for
the evening viii be Heaven" The
anthem for the morning service viii
be: The Day Thou Gavest.' Wood
Ward-) There also viii be a solo.
Jesus Lover OF Ny Soul" CCooperj
BY Miss Guleke. The music for the
evening service viii be an anthem,
One SWeetly Solemn Thought"
tAm0rose), and solo, There WIZ
be no Tears IN Paradise" (MatthewsJ
by Miss Guleke. Sunday school
meets at $3.50 a. m, and the three
unions meet at $50 p. m The sec
tons OF the Aid Missionary society
VIII sew for the Red Cross.
Highland Park baptist.
AZ the Highland Park Baptist
cnurch the pastor, Rev. /. y. Lang
ston, viii have for his sermon sub
lect Sunday morning as Christ's
Power Limited" and at the evening
service, High Points OF Faith" The
Young Peoples unions meet at the
church at $50 p NJ. The L. A. S.
meets tuesday afternoon at 2.SJ
o'clock Prayer meeting IS Wednes-
day evening as usual and will be
conducted by T. n. Jones. Choir
practice VIII be on Friday evening.
The Teacher Training class viii meet
on Monday. Tuesday, Thursday and
friday evenings Of this week and the
final examination will be on Friday
evening
First Baptist.
AT the First Baptist church Sun
day. the pastor, Rev. j. F. Williams.
having returned from san Diego,
VIII preach both morning and eve
ming At morning hour the pastor
VIII speak on Impressions OF the
Recent Baptist state Convention in
Dallas" At night he will preach on
the subject; rs e Well With Nv
SOM! Parents and young men and
6oldiers are asked 70 be present.
This church contributes 1900 this
year 70 state missions. Many Bap-
lists throughout the state would ike
70 see the state convention come 20
FL Paso next November. The place
or the next meeting has not been
selected. On Monday the pastor goes
TO Dallas 70 attend the session OF
the state board OF missions and help
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