El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24

AT the Asbury Methodist church,
Asunday morning at II o'clock, the
pulpit viii be filled by Capt Peg,
late OF the British army, one Of the
original Canadian division Of 10000
that sailed for France on August 10
. 1914 Capt. Peg" has seen three and
one-haif years Of active service in
Europe, has been under shell fire re-
peatedly and gassed once. For the
past six months, Capt Peg" whose
right name is Peguegnot. has been
visiting various camps and canton
ments IN America, speaking to the
soldiers on the war. He has been in
FL Paso this week. speaking every
night at Fort Bliss.
Prays for Il Hours.
Capt Pegs" account Of the battle
fields Of France, artillery duels.
trench raids are intensely realistic.
He tells not Of what he has heard
about nor OF what he has read about,
but OF what he has actually expe-
rieuced during the three and one
half years Of service in the Canadian
army. He is a powerful speaker. with
inexhausCble energy and houndleSs
enthusiasm. and there is not a dull
One can obtain more Information
about war conditions in France by
listening to him once than he could
by reading a volume Of war CORE
spondence- Those who fail 10 hear
him Sunday morning VIII miss a rare
opportunity. declare his friends.
Second Battle OF Epres.
Captain Peg" viii speak on the
second battle OF Ypres. and viii
weave into his address an account Of
his own religious experience The
first night he was under German
she'll fire he prayed for u hours, and
found God. He will tell how the
war makes God and religion realities
TO the soldiers. He viii also sing a
solo. and viii lead the congrega-
tiOnal singing.
At the evening service the pastor.
Rev. c. X Campbell, VIII preach His
theme will be; The Suicide OF the
Sinner" Special music will be rem
dered.
Cleveland Square Community Service.
The open air services in Cleveland
Square sunday evening viii be con-
Quoted by Rev Watson Farley and
his congregation. The pastors and
their respective congregations have
had charge Of these services this sum
mer each minister taking his turn
Due to rain on two or three occa-
siOns, and also special patriotic meet
inEs falling on Sunday nights, the
ministers and cooperating churches
have had but one turn during the
two months Of these splendid out
door meetings.
In the absence Of S. J. BRENT. local
X.M-CA- secretary. who was TO have
been the sDea ker last Sunday even
ing. chaplain Zimmerman. Of the SD
field artillery, kindly took his place.
The chaplain brought down from
Fort Bliss several truck loads of his
men who crowded the platform and
the front spaces. and led the great
crowd assembled in some spirited
singing
Last Meeting OF Series.
The meeting Sunday night closes
the series OF outdoor services. How
ever. il is more than likely that, as
has been the custom in former years.
the churches viii unite in a Sunday
held in the park
II this plan IS carried out. one or
two OF the ministers will be asked to
deliver addresses along lines suE-
Eested by the day and occasion sun
day Labor dav services have been
quite generally held throughout the
country for many years past
Central Baptist.
The pastor. Rev o. J. Wade. will
preach at both hours Sunday at the
Central Baptist church
At the morning hour the choir will
sing, Praise the Lord" (Emerson).
Mrs C c Ballard viii sing Z Saw
the Holy City Byrd.
At the evening hour the choir will
sing The Lord Is Ny Shepherd"
CKirkpatric). Mrs. Ballard viii sing
In the Garden" (Afiles).
Sunday school meets at $40 a m.
c V. Nafe, superintendent
The Young Peoples Union meets at
$50 pm
East FL Paso Baptist.
Rev. J. E Davis. the pastor, viii
preach at II o'clock Sunday morning
al the East Fl Paso Baptist church
His subject Will be- Victory To-Day"
At s o'clock in the evening the pas
tors theme viii be: The Fleeing
Fashion"
The Sunday school viii meet at $50
an. with L A Baumstarlz, as super
intendent
Grand View Baptist.
The Sunday school Of the Grand
View Baptist church viii meet at g
pm. r. n Denmau Is superintend-
ent- Lesson Christian Testimony"
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