El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-29

] THE young peoples missionary so
] / ciety Of Trinity Methodist church
held a very pleasant meeting or
/ Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
H. j. Ayers at their home on North
Florence street. Miss Elizabeth Henry
/ the president. had charge OF the social
service program. W. W. Edwards gave
/ the Bible lesson, "Jesuss Observance
Of the Sabbath Day" Mrs. o. A.
1 Danielson and Miss Effie Rudine Jed
I in a social service QUESTIONABLE on
I The Influences in the Community
That Are Drawing Christians Away
From the Religions Use Of Sunday"
. Miss Ernestine hurry sang Teach Ne
I To Pray" Cards with patriotic verses
sent by Mrs ". N. Harshman. were
read by a number OF the girls. A ris-
ing vote Of thanks was given ". r.
Walker, who is leaving the city, for
his faithful services as treasurer. Mrs.
J. c. Ballard was appointed treasurer
20 finish the year.
A social time followed the program,
complimentary 20 Miss Mable hurry,
who has been away at school in Phila-
delphia for a year. Miss hurry viii
teach in the HOutchen settlement
home next year Groups were formed
by spelling the honoree's name, and
post cards were written 20 W. n.
Harshman, William hurry and Allen
Grambling. who are in the army
Light refreshments were served by
the hostess. assisted by Mrs Fred
Crosby. Eva Crosby, Lucille and Fran
ces Ayers
Those present were: Misses Mable
hurry, Elizabeth Henry, Ernestine
Nrrr~rw rQa~ufra Thomas T.ffIa fTnnura s.
Sue Lattner. Eta Helm. Ruby Cray.
Hattie Better. Effie Rudine. Eva Cros-
by, Rena Shea. Vera Ballard, Sallie
Blake, Lucille Ayers and Martha On
derdOnk of san Antonio, Tex; Mes
danes Harry hurry. J. c. Ballard. o.
yer and Otto Lee Pierce, Messrs. l. W.
Clary. w. W. Edwards. w r. walker,
Cooper Hamiter. Carroll HUFF, n /.
Burleson. Aubrey SchrocS- J.. C. Bal
lard. W. Watkins. ". Light, C. VIII
son, Manchester and Iremain-
with ali the pomp and ceremony Of
Er0wnups. the little tots Of the baby
department Of the Trinity H. F.
church gave their quarterly party
Thursday afternoon. in the church
parlors. Dainty and sweet in white
frocks and sm0cks they gathered to
open their mite boxes. the contents
Of which go TO the kindergarten
branch OF the mission society The
women in charge were Mrs w. T.
Young. Mrs G. r Reeves. Mrs II. NJ
Mcbride Mrs. A. E Berryhil. Mrs. D.
A. Wright Mrs J. T. Lane presided
at the piano and played little nursery
songs for the babies Mrs S. s. Birch
field led in the kindergarten prayer
Mrs. Young told stories OF the kinder
garten work in missions Little Max
inc Mcbride gave a little speech with
all the dignity Of a woman Virginia
Berry hill sang a song and made a
little speech J. Mack Crawford, the
only six year old. was promoted 10 the
juniors and made a little parting
speech. Young J. c. Shuler gave a
recitation. The Yankee Doodle Man."
Little j. l. Esslinger gave a speech
The children gathered in a ring on the
floor. where fruit juices and animal
crackers we're served to them
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Mrs. F. D. Keeney, Of 4005 Hueco
street, was the recipient Friday after
noon of a pleasant surprise when her
Sunday school class from the Alta
Vista Baptist mission descended upon
her. bearing dainty refreshments with
them Beside music and games. during
the afternoon Miss Ruth Carmichael
gave several readings. Those present
Were- Miss Ruth Carmichael Miss
Willie D0nnell. Miss VERNE Mae Mar
tin Miss Thelma Martin. Miss Jane
Gregory and Miss Norlne Williams.