El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-06

The order OF the morning service
win be as follows
organ Prelude. Andante expressive,
Organ Sonata, Op. 22)-Buck-
Professional hymn 408.
The Star Spangled Banner
Kyrie Eleison-Tours-
Gloria Tibi-Tours.
DoxOlogy-
Offertory anthem, 20 Taste and see
How Gracious the Lord is-'-Gosss
Presentation Of aims; chant
National hymn.
Communion hymn 228.
Sanctus-CamidEe
Gloria in Excelsis-old chant
Fivefold Amen.
Addition hymn-Buck-
RecessionaI hymn 523.
Rev. Fuller Swift, rector; Rev.
Coleman E Byram, Phi D., civilian
chaplain Rev George Daland, curate-
organist: 3. NJ G.. Williams, deacon
Dr.. Byram viii hold services in the
army camps, as follows
Holy communion, base hospital T..
II. c. A. $3.50 a. m
Holy communion, 5l4th cavalry,
Camp Bierne- 1880 a. m.
Service with mems chorus ana
preaching, seventh cavalry, S p. m.
First Methodist.
Rev John " Jackson viii preach
at the First Methodist Episcopal
church, Montana and Lee streets,
''the church with the revolving cross
at II a. m. on How to Keep the soul
Alive The devotional meeting OF
the EpWorth League VIII be held in
the social room Of the church a q
D. m The evening services OF the
First Methodist church viii be com
bined with those OF other churches
Of the Fl Paso Church Federation
and viii be held in Cleveland Square
Sunday ennnnT nF the
church meets at 9-45 under the sup
erintendency Of w A Price
First Presbyterian.
Sunday morning viii be communion
and the reception Of new members az
the First Presbyterian church the
pastor viii give a short communion
meditation The sacrament OF pap
tism viii be administered
The choir viii give appropriate Sc
1ections, and Mrs c. J. Andrews VIII
sing a solo
There viii be no evening service.
the congregation participating IN Ine
open air services in Cleveland square
The Young People viii hold their
usual meeting at the church at b-5v
.. m. followed by the Friendly Hour
Refreshments viii be served and o
delightful program given
Westminster Presbyterian
At the Westminster Presbyterian
church. the sacrament Of the LORD s
supper viii be observed at the II
O'Clock service The session win
meet at 10-45 in the pastors study 70
receive any who may wish TO unite
with the church
In the evening service flag viii
be given 10 the church by the High
land park circle Prof P R Jones
viii make the presentation speech;
the flag viii be received by Bradford
Hardie- The honor roll viii be read
by the pastor. Rev watson " Fair
lev. The musical festivities viii be:
An anthem, What Of the Night
CThompson). viii be rendered by Mrs
p J. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs Charles
J. Andrews and Frank Cheek
Duet The Lord Is Ny Llght-
Buck Mrs Wilson and Mrs. Andrews.
Solo by Mrs Andrews, 20 Divine
Redeemer" (G0unod).
Anthem. Peace Perfect Peace,
(Roberts)
W A. McCuIloch. OF Davenport
IcWa, will sing a solo
After next Sunday the congregation
Of Westminster will take part IN the
union services to be held every sun
day evening for the months Of July
and August, in Cleveland Square.
The Christian Endeavor viii meet
at $50 p. m, followed by a social
hour,
First Congregational.
At the First CONGREGATIONAL church,
Rev. Dwight J. Bradley pastor, viii
morning services 1t viii be his last
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