El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09

I Books as Life Teachers" At 4.45 p
IN, the Fellowship Hour FOR the 20 =
diers and their friends will be held
/ At 6.I5 p. m, the Senior anu Jun.v
Epworth leagues meet
At 1880 Is the great peoples serv-
/ ice. Mr.. Knickerbocker's subject will
be lack Sprat Could Eat No Fat,
and His Wife Could Eat No Lean, So
/ Between the Two They Licked the
I Platter Clean" It Is the second of a
| series Of sermons On the Theology
and Psychology Of the Mother Goose
rhymes There VIII be music by
Trinity Quartet
Special music for Sunday morning
service will be an anthem. Jesus,
Ny Lord" (BueschweilerJ. and a 500,
| Hear My Cry. o Lori" (Wooler), By
Mrs W. D. Howe Ejecial music for
/ the evening hour Will be an anthem.
i From ESypt's Bondage Come"
! (Pagel. and a duet. Refuge" By
! Mrs. Charlie Andrews and Clint Bal
{ lard
/ Highland Park Methodist.
At the Highland Park Methodist
church Sunday morning at II, Rev.
H P. Bond. the pastor, viii have for
, his sermon subject: The Influence OF
Practical Piety Upon Others" The
evening sermon subject will be. a
Devoted Life-Ho1 Maintained and
Promoted" c. ". Moore is superin-
tendent Of the Sunday school, which
starts at 9-45 a m The prayer and
praise service Thursday night Will
be led by Rev George Southweu.
Orchard Park Methodist.
At the Orchard Park Methodist
church Sunday the pastor. Rev. Rufus
c. Baker. will preach at II a m. His
subject Tor the morning Is. The Ap-
peal of Christ" The subject for the
five minute sermon viii be Our Boys
in France"
Church OF St. Clement.
The order OF services at the Church
OF st. Clement, Rev. Fuller Swift,
rector. will be:
Holy Communion and sermon az Il
a IT.; Professional hymn SIS (Sulli-
van)s Kyrie Eleison (ElVey); sermon
nv N Az Dykes; offertory anthem,
The Lord Is Ny Shepherd" fCoenDl :
sanctus (Stainer); communion hymn
225 Hodges; Clo ia in Exceisis.
chant, occasional hymn $50 fWebbl.
Evensong. at 5 p. m: Professional
! hymn 500 (Elvevl; Psalter Day 10.
page $50, prayer book: Magnificat
and Nunc Dimittis. chant: kneeline
hymn 20 (Webbe); sermon hymn So
fCalkin): offertory anthem. What
/ Are These" (Stainer); VesDer hymn
Is tBarnby); occasional hymn 521
| (Bambrldse).
Herbert G. Bastow is organist and
ehoirmaster.
First Presby1erisn.
At the First Presbyterian church
Sunday morning Rev. Charles L
| pverst-eet. the pastor. viii have for
the subject for the sermon, "The Man
Within" Snecial musical numbers
viii he given by a trio composed OF
The following well known singers.
Mrs. Pobert Holiday. Mrs. A H
z fNnrdrfafw and To
McNafv will he at the organ.
Snecial Young Peonle's services
will be the order for the rest Of the
day In the evening. at 1880. the
annual Young PEOPLES program will
be presented. All the young neODle's
organiza ti0ns Of the church will have
part in this program The president
Of the e. 2. society. Mss Lucille Day,
VIII present interesting facts con-
cerni-r this live organization. There
viii be short talks from representa-
tives % the soldiers en~a mDed in the
OF Mrs Henry Powie: also Armenian
and SYRIAN relief work The sneak
erS will 10 IN co~tu-1e These dief~--
ent or~ani-ations viii attend
the service in body,
and the pnueical program for the eve
ming win he unnder the direction Of
c. J. Andrews.
The regular Sunday evening serv-
Zee fa- Young D~onle Including the
friendly hour. will be held from to
1880. Miss Kate Fink viii be leader
OF the meeting. Mrs Victor Moore
and SGT Alden Car1pheil will sing.
The following parties will act as
chaperoneS during the friendly hour:
Mr.. ana Mrs. Wendell PhiIIins. Mrs
A. ?. coerinR. Mrs p. F. Gardner.
Mrs. F. W. T.emaster: Mrs. A. p
Wead: Misses Mable Kesnev. Golden
T.Rev. Carv Adams. Alice Fitznatrirk
Mar0nret Cne~inE. Ha7el Daguid. Ma
bel Shea. Margaret Ehart and Helen
DePew.
Announcements for the celebration
Of Father and Son" week will be
made at all services Sunday. espe-
cially at the SUNDAY school hour.
Fast Fl PaSO Presbyterian.
Evening services. beginning at
7-20. have heen resumed at the Fast
Fl Peso PRESBYTERIAN church. and the
afternoon services which have been
bod ut O'Clock have been discon-
tinued. At both the ~ a. m. and 7:s0
n. n services Sunday the nastor. Rev.
A. A. Davis. viii preach. SUNDAY
school opens at 10 a. m, and not $40.
as some have thoueht The AID So
cietv will give a 'war tir,e" sumner
IN the dining room of the church Fri
day evening. February X.
Alfurn Presbyterian.
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