El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22


Exalted" CWest); and an anthem,
The Lord is my Light stark
Special for the evening service viii
be an anthem, stand Firm for the
Cause OF Truth" peace. and a solo,
There is a Land" (JohnsOn), c c.
Ballard
There VIII be no morning service
Sunday at the Ysleta Methodist
church. but at the evening hour Rev
A B. Weaver. the pastor. viii preach,
Sunday school is at 9;45 a m and
evening service at s.
As5ury Methodist.
At the Asbury Methodist church
Sunday morning the pastor, Rev. c.
X Campbell will preach on The
OF Nobility Of Character from the
text These were more noble than
those at ThessalOnica in that they
searched the Scriptures daily Mrs
J. r. Burton will sing a solo At 1880
the pastors theme VIII be CHRIST s
Mastery Of our Lives Mrs. a. A
Lawler Will sing a solo
First Methodist.
At the First Methodist church. the
church with the revolving cross" cor
ner of Montana and Lee streets, Rev.
John NJ. Jackson VIII preach at II
am. Sunday on The Natural Func-
ton OF the Religion Of Jesus" In
the evening at o'clock Dr. jackson
viii deliver the fifth and concluding
sermon-lecture Of the series which
has been running Sunday nights in
September. 'Ol THE German Nation
al Religion" The subject of the
evening will be- The Kaiser and the
Christ" Special music for the two
services will be as fOllOwes: Morning,
chorus, 20 Taste and Seer (GoSs)
baritone solo, How long, o LordE'
fMauthews1. sung by n Fl. Lemen-
Evening, two choruseS, .Tarry with
What are theseg' (Sir John Stainerl.
The Sunday school under the su-
DerintendenCy of Wesley A Price oc-
ours at Gas. The Epworth League
devotional meeting is AT pm
First Presbyterian.
At the First Presbyterian church
Sunday morning Rev G. L. over
street, the pastor Will speak on
Where Dwellest ThOur Where are
You at HOme2 What is Your Real
Address," There will be music by
the choir and . solo number by one
of the church sOloists- Interesting
Rally Day announcements viii be
made at the sunday school hour, $50
The young people VIII conduct their
famous evening service at $50 pm,
followed by the social hour, when the
following hOstesSeS Will be in charge
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Z Miller, Nh
and Mrs. c. H Barnes. Mr. and Mrs
F L Douglas. lIr. and Mrs. T. l.
Cobb. Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Johnson
The evening service begins at $
o'clock following the young peoples ]
social half-hOur, and lasts just I
minutes. There viii be an anthem by I
the Sunday evening chorus and num- F.
bers by the male quartet The pas j
tor viii deliver brief gospel ad- /
dress
East p PasO Presbyterian.
At the East Ell Paso Presbyterian
church Sunday morning the subject
nv A A Davis
the pastor, VIII be: st Matthew the
Apostle" The pastor also viii preach
at the evening hour, I-30. Prayer
viii be at 80 "Wednesday
evening The study viii be on THE
Gospel OF Mark"
Westminster Presbyterian.
Rev Watson IL Farley viii preach
at Westminster Presbyterian church
Sunday in the morning at II and AZ
s in the evening. Rev. and Mrs W
3. McIlwaine, returned missionaries
from Japan, viii not be here sunday
as announced. their visit being post
poned one week They viii be here
Oct 30.
meet at 9.45. Christian Endeavor at
Z. The topic for the Wednesday even
ing lecture will be studies in Per
Church Of St. Clement.
The Other Ships" will be the ser
mon subject Of Rev. Fuller swift, the
rector, at the Church Of St Clement,
at the II o'clock morning prayer
with sermon service sunday The
subject OF the sermon at evensong
service at pm. viii be- The Three
PARALLELS" Holy communion is at
$50 am, Sunday school at $50 am
and Bible class at 10 am
The order Of service for morning
prayer is.
organ prelude. "Traumerei," Schu-
mann; Professional hymn 507, Cutler;
Venite, chant: TIE Deum Laudamus, /
chant Jubilate Dec. chant; hymn be I
fore sermon. GT2, Gauntlet; Offertory /
anthem, Rejoice in the Lord,
CToursJ; occasional hymn, $50. Mes I
sitter: organ postude. Festive I
The order Of service for evensong
at o'clock follows
Organ prelude, Evening Rest. /
L5oeschhorn: Professional hymn 403- T.
Ward: MaEnificat and Nunc Dimittis, .
chant kneelinE hymn, SOS. Henry, /
sermon hymn 432. Roe: offertory an /
them Lead Kindly Light tPugne- .
Evans occasional hymn. 4f4, Mann +
organ postlude. March in G." Smart .
Herbert G. Bastow is the organ.st .
and choirmaster.
First CONGREGATIONAL.
At the II o'clock service at the .
First Congregational church sunday .
the address by Rev Dwight J. Brad .
ley. the pastor. viii be on THE atti- .
tude OF Liberals Toward Religious F..
The py.nt IN the address IS that .
selfish or conservative interests are f.
continually trying to bottle up the .
flow Of human progress. The job .
for the liberal IS TO keep smashing /
the barriers in order TO let tradition .
develop naturally. To many people. T.
for example. the Bible IS a stagnant j
pOOl-its truth was fixed by God /
once and for all The duty OF a re- /
liEiOus liberal is TO break the dam I
and let religious truth in the Bible /
flow along in pace with modern life. !
The trouble with a lot Of people is 4
that they would rather paddle around F.
the old duck pond in a flat-bottomed I
scow than to shoot the rapids in a /
canoe.
In the open forum at 1918 an. the I
subject Will be: rs God an Aristo-
crat?' based on Wells book. God I
the Invisible King" Sunday school /
is at 10 an.
Austin Park Christian
At the Austin Park Christian /
church. 1901 Montana street. there /
viii be services Sunday as follows I
Bible school at 9-45 am: communion /
at 1915, with sermon by the pastor. I
Rev J. II. Allen, following immedi- !