El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23


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ediction, Rev Ed l. AIillican-
First Baptist Church.
At the First Baptist church, Rev.
J. + Williams, pastor. the subject Of
the morning sermon VIII be --Pervert-
ing the Gospel" The evening sermon
will be evangelistic- Sunday school Is
at $3.50 a NJ, DR.. P II. Rigdon, super
intendeut. B. Y. P L VIII be held
PoppelL president The missionary
society VIII meet Tuesday afternoon
at 2.30. The work for the Red Cross
VIII be the order Of the day.
The usual prayer meeting viii be
Wednesday evening at 1880. The SER
vice VIII be OF 2 Thanksgiving nature.
On Thursday morning at 1880 the
four Baptist churches and two mis-
sions viii unite in a Thanksgiving
service at the First Baptist church.
The service will last one hour Rev.
J. T. Davis viii preach the sermon.
Professor J. NJ Evans viii be in
charge OF the music
East FL PasO baptist Church.
Pastor J. E Davis invites the pub
lie to hear his sermons sunday. The
morning theme win be. a Volunteer
Army The evening subject viii be:
The Wondrous Law"
!. A Baumstark IS superintendent
( OF the Sunday school It meets at
9-s5 a m The B. y. P. L. meets at
$50 p m
Highland Park Baptist Church.
The Sunday school viii convene
promptly at 9:45 for the opening song
service. A kindergarten has been es-
tablished at the pastorium, so the
mothers with babies can come TO
sunday school and church 4 mems
Bible class, taught by judge Jones, is
prepared to instruct men. MrE Stella
Jones is in charge of the women's
class There is a place for the whole
family in the Sunday school.
At IL a m the pastor viii preach
from the subject The Function OF
IeachinG-Its Importance At 7:s0
2. m the pastor viii discuss Religion
Defined-What 1t Is and Is Not
Both junior and senior unions con-
. vene at $50 D. m The topic is South
/ america and Southern Baptist Mis-
SONS The general topic for the
The city union. composed Of all the
local 3, = 2. Us Of the city viii
meet with the Highland Park church
Friday night at $50 in a business and
social hour.
The Women's Missionary society
VIII meet at the church at 2.30 Tues
qaF afternoon; at the same place and
hour a Sunbeam viii be organized.
Wednesday evening at 1850 win be
held peoples service, with every
one telling some Of the things they
have 10 be thankful FOR. The general
topic will be Cur Blessings" The
church VIII participate in the Thanks
giving service at the First Baptist
church Thursday at 1880 a n
First Christian Church.
Bible school will meet at $40 a N.
ana preaching and communion service.
VIII be held at 1915 a. m. On recon-
mendation Of the elders, the names Of
six women OF the church viii be pre-
scented. at the morning service for
election as deaeonesses followed by a
sermon by the pastor.
Count Your MerciesT IS the topic
OF the thanksgiving service OF the
Young people OF the church at $50
?. u Aiss Fannie LII Teager viii be
the teacher
Mrs. y. Ned. stsarns. Of Indianapo-
lis, Ind, viii speak at $50 p. N. Mrs.
ste7rns is one Of The zblest speakers
on the American platform and viii
give q message in keeping with the
spirit Of the times The public is
cordially invited 10 hear her
St Clements Episcopal Church.
The services on SUNDAY, the Sunday
next before Advent VIII be as fol-
10Y GUM A4lAlL5 &. 1u a. H. CnLEcn
SCHOOL, $3.50 a m: morning prayer,
litany and sermon. II a m
The order Of the II o'clock service
follows.
organ prelude: Andante con moto
from the Unfinished Symphony. Schu-
bert; professional hymn, 500; the
Star Spangled Banner; Venite in A,
Bacon; Te Deum in c. Andrews;
JuDilate in 9, Poole; Litany hymn,
So; hymn SIS. sermon; doxology: Of
fertory anthem. GLORIOUS is Thy
Name Mozart; presentation Of aims,
Chant; national hymn; kneeIing
hymn, BE with all our dear ones
whom we miss today" tWofold amen;
occasional hymn. sic
The following is the order Of the
o'clock service. Organ prelude:
Largo from the New World Symphony.
Dvorak; professional hymn, SOC: the
star Spangled Banner; Gloria in E,
Wickes. Magnificent and Nunc Dimit-
It's IN ID, Clare: kneeling hymn. seq;
hymn l43; sermon; doxology; offer
tory anthem: Is Am Alpha and
Omega" Stainer; presentation Of
aims, Chant national hymn; vesper
hymn, 642: -five-fold amen; recess
sional hymn, Sc.
First Christian Church.
AIRS. J. IL Stearns, general secre-
tary Of the Christian women's board
OF missions, will speak at the First
Christian church Sunday evening. Mrs.
Stearns is q woman OF engaging per-
sonality and one Of the ablest speak
ers before the American public today
Az interested in the advancement
OF woman's cause in the heroic days
before Us and especially in the reia-
tion Of that cause 10 the progress of
the church will be interested in AIRS.
Stearns's message.
The home missionary offering at
the Bible school Of the First Christian
church viii be next Sunday morning.
An offering that means sacrifice" is
the watchword.
First Congregational Church.
The subject Of AIr. Bradley's SER
mon at II a. N. viii be: The Sacrifices
Of Thanksgiving" Sunday school
meets at 10 a n The pastors Bible
class is studying the problem Of suf-
fering and evil as suggested By the
book OF Job.
In the morning service. which be-
gins at 1880 o'clock. the pastor, J. II.
c. Sleek, viii speak on the subject.
The End OF the World as Prophesied
in scripture The regular evening
service Will begin at 7;sO o'clock
On Thanksgiving day, next Thurs
day, services viii be held in the morn
ing at 1889 o'clock. We have much
10 be thankful for on this day. Sun
day school will begin at e:45 a m.
st. Pauiis Lutheran Church.
Sunday school viii be held at 10
O'Clock. Preaching viii begin at II
o'clock a. m. on the subject, The Ten
Virgins" in the evening preaching
VIII begin at 7-30 o'clock on the sub
jet. First part Of the second article
Of the Apostles Greed"