El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-15

There will be short ceremonies In con-
uection with the recognition Of the all
lied flags, which will be advanced in
turn by soldiers and Boy Scouts
hymns Of the great nations: France,
England, italy and America VIII be
sung. Lieut.. Feru Marshall win give
q short talk, and the Rev. G. l. over
street the pastor viii read the honor
roll Of the church. some so names or
more.
The program for the patriotic serv-
Ice VIII be- Win advancing or the
national colCrs by q soldier Of the
church. accompanied by the service
flag Of the congregation, under es-
corr Of Boy Scouts, the audience VIII
rise and stand TO repeat the familiar
words of ALLEGIANCE TO the flag
II pledge allegiance 90 my Rag and
the republic for which it stands, one
nation indirisible, with liberty and
justice for ALL
america" CLOSING with the war
time adaptatiouO
God bless our splendid men.
Bring them safe home again
God bless our men.
Keep them victorious.
They are so dear 20 us,
God bless our men,
Prayer and invocation with Lords
prayer
HYMN. "Au Peon1e That On Earth
Do Dwell" COld Hundred)
Scripture lesson, Gratitude and Pa
tri0tism. Deut- %
Brief statement of presiding officer.
explaining our new international con-
seriousness; orr association with the
ideals Of our allies; the oneness or
the cooperating nations in world serv-
ice and ideals and our national pur-
pose 20 sacrifice for the cause
Recognition and salute 90 allied
flags "Our italian kin" advance with
Italian HYMN. Come Thou Almighty
King" 7. de GardinL
"Our French Forebears, Husue-
The 5Iarseiuaise. organ. advance
.6ur Ancestry in Great Britain" adj
aHyma. 20 Where Are Kings and
short address By Lieut. Verne Mar
F5rtuguese hymn. how firm a
Resding Of the honor roll Of the
church by the pastor. n
PRAYER for victory and Sa-FaLlo4 OK
our army boys.
Beuedtction-
During the recognition ceremonies
Of allied flags. the audience VIII stand
ar attention
Through French and British Of
rcfaIs az Fort Bliss. DELEGATIONS OF
French and British soldiers have been
invited 10 attend the services and VIII
be given seats Of honor
At the morning hour, 1913. the an
them viii be. Ponder Ny Words. by
HarEsr Mrs C. j. Andrews viii sing,
How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings, ~
LIddle The pastor viii preach
The C. T. meets at $3.50 in the eve
ninr topic. Cooperation With the
Sunday school leader. Alex Duguld- [
Hostessss for the friendly hour, :
lIesdames J. ". EuhanEs. otto Aunl- I
man George Cromhie. " s. Taylor, Z
". T. Crockett. Miss PeaVie- Miss I
Mary Hamilton. Miss Francis Clayton, 3
Miss Emma LauEElin.
The sabbath school meets at $3.50 a. /
o.. W. v Long is superintendent
To Dedicate Service Flag
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, I
-aE. on which are IA stars sunday /
evening at s o'clock The service 1las I
win be unveiled by six young girls 7
and the seventh cavalry band VIII /
render music for the occasion Brig I
Sen. Robert L Howe and Col s r 3
81 T0mpkins viii be present al the
service. Rev. p r knickerbocEer.
The pastor, viii preach on the subject;
Quit You Like Men" Special music
ne Tonight" CKirlzpatrick), and
gospel solo after the sermon WI
The Circle Be UnbroEeu' lGa1riells by
!. L CogEeshalL
At the morning service at 1Q-i5 the
iacrauent Of the Lords supper VIII
be- observed and DR.. knickeroocker
sill preach on "Barnaoas-" Sunday