El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11


Day" This is a call from the governor
asking for the cooperation OF al
churches and places Of worship in tn,
state 10 observe the day. This move
ment was inaugurated by the Texas
Sunday school association to strength
en- the study OF the Bible. The COVER
nor heartily commends the movement
and the great work that il Is under
taking
In addition, the second Sunday In
Nav is known throughout the United
states as Mothers day The very tact
that il is the one day each year that
Is set aside in honor Of mothers is eE-
pected TO bring large crowds Of men
and women to the churches Of FL PasO
The white carnati0n is the flower that
IS worn by all on this day Many sol
der boys are expected to be in at
tendance at worship Sunday in honor
and remembrance Of their mothers
The Joint observance viii be general
in FL Paso churches. the Everybody
Go 10 Sunday School, feature appeal
ing first 10 the children, who after
Sunday school viii honor mother in
the church service to which they viii
stay.
In some Of the churches especially
reverence will be paid to war moth
evening at Asbury Methodist church
viii be in honor Of the war mothers
OF the congregation and the COM
munity.
The order Of service will be;
Hymn. Ny Country. It's Of Thee
.-The star-spangled Banner" by the
Hymn. Battle Hymn OF the Re
renting Tonight on the Old Camp
sermon by the pastor, Rev. {. K.
Campbell. war Mothers OF America"
Hymn. Faith OF our Fathers
Special peWs. draped with American
flags. viii be reserved for all war
mothers Of the community and also
for Civil war veterans. These moth
ers with sons in the army will be es-
c0rted TO their pews BIZ soldier ush-
ers, who viii pin on each one white
carnauOn-
At the morning hour Rev. C. X.
Campbell viii make a brief commun-
son talk. followed by the admlnistrsi-
lion Of the Lords supper Mrs. Law
Ter viii sing 90 Sacred Head Now
Wounded"
sIofhers' Day at First Methodist.
Special observance OF Mothers day
viii be the order at the First Aetho-
dist Episcopal church, the church
with the revolving cross" Montana
and Lee streets Rev. John H. Jack
son. the pastor OF the church, viii Oc-
cupy the pulpit at both the II o clock
and the T.45 o'clock services The
subject of the morning sermon VIII
be Motherhood, Past, Present and
Future" Special music numbers viii
be q chorus, what Are These Ar
rayedZ- tStainer), and tenor solo,
Lead. Kindly Light lWhonoslr sung
By Henry Durkee- Music numbers for
the evening viii be chorus Lne
Shadows Of the Evening baldwin,,
and a gospel solo sung by Miss Isa-
belle Valentine
The attention Of the public IS called
TO the fact that this is GO TO sun
day School sunday" The Sunday
school meets at g-45- The school is
under the SUPPLEMENTARY Of w. A
At $50 the women OF the church I
hold a social hour for soldiers and D
strangers Light refreshments are
served and soldiers and strangers are I
specially invited guests
The devotional meeting OF the Ep-
worth league is held every Sunday (
Orchard Park Methodist.
Mothers day VIII be observed at I
the Orchard Park Methodist church /
Sunday At the II o'clock hour the
pastor, Rev. Rurus C. Baker, VIII ]
preach a sermon appropriate TO the ]
occasion his theme viii be: "A Moth /
er's Influence and a Mothers Love- /
a carnatiOn viii be given to every I
person attending the service Special 1
music has been provided for the day. I
Mothers Day at Trinity.
Al Trinity II. E church, south, cor |
ner Mesa and Boulevard, Sunday /
school VIII be at 9-3es Robert Lander, l
superintendent No buster bee hive is I
making money for God anywhere than ]
these workers
At 1915 sharp Rev. P P Knlcker- |
booker viii preach on Great Moth I
ers." This IS Mothers day. 1t is also I
Go 20 Sunday School and Remain 10 I
Church day Wear q flower in honor O.
Of mother. Mother songs will be
sung.
At $3.50 The Junior Missionary socie-
ty VIII meet At $50 Is the Soldiers /
Fellowship hour. Light refreshments
VIII be served 10 soldiers At p. m.
the Intern edIate and Senior EpWorth /
leagues meet.
At p. m the great peoples ser
vice is held Mr. Knlckerbocker's
subject viii be Bringing Up Father
II you have signed ID your card,
your pledge in support OF the
church, turn il over 70 J. A. Beard,
financial secretary OF the church
Special music for the morning ser
vice viii be- Quartet special Memo
ries Of Mother" solo. Take Ne Back
to Ny Mother" Carrie Jacobs Bond,
by MIS-. ". D. Howe.
Special music for the evening ser
vice VIII be an anthem. when the
Day Of Toll Is Done" (1Ieredfth). and
a gospel solo, Somebody Cares"
(Burk), c. c. Ballard
Highland Park Methodist.
At the Highland Park Methodist /
Episcopal church. south. Rev. II. p 3
Bond, pastor, services will be held as
follows on Sunday: Sunday school
az s-45 a m. c. ". Moore. superin-
tendent; preaching. morning and eve
ming, by the pastor The subject at
the morning hour wiz be applicable to 4.
Mothers day. Tuesday evening the
regular choir practice will be held un- /
Fred Haines. Thursday evening the /
prayer and praise service viii be con-
Quoted by Fred Haines-
Memorial Service.
In memory Of Rev R. ]. McElrath
2 memorial service VIII be held in the
Highland PARK Methodist Episcopal i
church. south. on Sunday at 4 p. m.
Rev Percy r knickerbocker, Rev. c.
s. Campbell, Rev. H. P. Bond and Rev.
] T. Lane VIII participate IN the SER
vice.
IHa War Service school.
At lions Evangelical Lutheran Il
church Sunday school viii begin I
promptly at 9-45 Sunday morning. The !
Sunday school has been organized into
! war savings society and as such
furnishes stamps 10 any one who is !
wiling 10 save and invest in them.
Sunday school Il has been decided 10 1
give each member q r-0oT ef--f nv