El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

question discussed by the pastor, Rev.
j; H. Allen. at the Austin Park Christ ian
Gnu en- sunday morning The evening
/ service viii be evangeliStic. The COM
munlon Will be observed in the morn
ing at lc-45 and the sermon viii fol-
low The evening service viii begin
( 2 $50 Mr. Hoag viii lead the En-
deayor at $50 p: m, subject: Fruits
OF the Christian EndeavOr Tree"
Highland Park Methodist.
At the Highland Park Methodist
church Sunday morning, Rev. II. p.
Bond, the pastor, viii preach on the
subject The Nature. Duty and Ad-
Nantages OF Loving Our Neighbor a.
Ourself At 80 p. H., Rev. Hubert
NJ smith. presiding elder Of the FL PasO
district, VIII preach. his subject being
The Fifth Commandment" The
w eInan's Missionary society Will hold
a business session at ESQ p. m, We'd
nesday- Mrs. Lawrence Funk is presl-
dent Prayer and praise service VIII
be held "Wednesday evening at $50.
First Methodist Episcopal.
me united church program for the
churches Of FL PasO. as outlined for
the month Of January by the city Min
isterial union, is being followed at the
First Methodist Episcopal church. cor
her OF Montana and Lee streets. This
sunday is -Neighbors' Day" having for
its special interest a better under
standing between the American and
Mexican peoples. Rev. John NJ Jack
son VIII preach at II a. m on The
Good Samaritan and al 7:3O on who
is Ny Neighbor?-the Question OF The
Scribe and the Answer of Jesus" The
special musical numbers follow: II
q. m quartet, Art Thou Weary, Art
Thou Languid2" Schneider. Mrs. J. ".
Christie, soprano; Mrs. David Cathcart. |
alto; H F. Durkee, tenor. and DR.. VIII
Loved the World" Cfrom CrucifixiOn),
Stalner. 1850 p. m. solo. Turn Thee
Unto Ne" from Eli), Costa, Mrs J. W.
Christie.
Asbury Church.
The pastor. Rev c. X. Campbell. will
preach ut both services at Asbury
church sunday The subject at the
morning hour VIII be- The Indispen-
and Gods Free Gift Mrs. Lawler will
sing at the morning service. Special /
music and gospel singing will be given
Al the evangelistic service in the even |
Trinity VI. L. Church. South
At Trinity Methodist Episcopal |
church. South, corner Mesa avenue and |
Boulevard. Rev 2. r knickerbocker !
will preach sunday at 1915 on the text |
BE AstOnished Oh Ye Heavens at !!
This" At 1870 service Mr.. Knicker- !,
lockers subject will be What Shall /
The Girl Do2' dealing with the girl I,
upon viii be- Pitfalls for Innocent 1
Feet Why Girls Go Wrong The !
Tragedy of the Little Country Girl;"
The Heart-breaking Story Of the
be in special reference to the campaign
for the Y. " c. \.
The special music for the morning
service viii be: Anthem, 4 Am Alpha I
and Omega" (StainerD; solo. Out OF
The Depths" Davies. L COggeshau.
Special music for the evening hour will !
pc, Male quartet. The Way-side Cross
Palmer. Messrs. Basil Ryan, Clint
Ballard, N H Lunen and J. L COgg-
sshal, and a gospel solo. Hes The
)ne." C1Iackay), NJ II. Lemen-
East FL PasO Methodist.
Al the East FL Paso Methodist Epis-
opal church, South. Sunday morning,
Rev. Z. c Collins, the pastor. viii
preach on sin. Its Cause and Cure"
The service viii be q special one fo-
he children At the evening service
lis sermon subject will be: "Our Duty !
n Our NeighbOrs." EpwOrth league
meets at $50 p m The midweek
prayer meeting and choir practice Is
N Wednesday evening at 7:30.
First Presbyterian Church.
@Our NeighbOrs' Day" (Mexico) viii
le observed at the First Presbyterian
.hurch Sunday at the morning hour.
Rev. John Rowland, Of the American
Mission board and who has been in !
he Mexican mission service since. 1852,
will give a brief address on Mexico" }
Rev. Jose Nenecia, pastor of the local
iexican mission Presbyterian viii
morning anthem Will be: What OF the
sight" by Thompson; a solo, If !
We're a Voice" by Woodbury.. will be
ung by Mrs. 4. H. Goldstein. The |
vening service will be Of a popular |
haracter- Special musical numbers by
he chorus choir, a male quartet and I
olo numbers will be interesting feat