El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16

> He shall feed his flock like 4 shep-
. herd; he shall gather the lambs with
his arm and carry them in his bosom.
+ and shall gently lead those that are
: with young.
: Griffith. superintendent IN charge
All new as well as the usual teachers
are urged to be on hand promptly
on the hour
III The pastor breaches at both the
1 morning and evening hours, which
] are II and $3.50. At the morning serv-
+ ice the 100000 drive to take care OF
5 Texas Baptist work Will receive con
sideration- The evening hour viii be
? given over TO a patriotic service
songs and sermon will be patriotic
and thanksgiving in nature.
. The Junior and Senior unions meet
at $50 =. m The church will partici-
pate in the Thanksgiving service OF
all the Baptist churches Of the city,
, church
First Christian Church.
Recognition service for all pupils
and classes promoted in the Bible
school will be held. the program be-
ginning at $40 a m Communion
and preaching viii open at 1O:45 a. m.
The sermon subject will be, Promo
The young peoples prayer meet
ing will convene at Sis p. m. followed
Z ~ AAA1 GDAA6 GE4 VIC anu SCLulOA a.
1880 p m z. c. knickmeyer viii
be at the organ
First CONGREGATIONAL Church.
Order OF service for Sunday is as
follows: 10 a m, Sunday school,;
I lo-l5 a. m, pastors bible class; be-
II a. m. sermon by the pastor, The
| Bend in the Trail"
st. Clements Episcopal Church.
Services on Sunday. the twenty
| fifth Sunday after Trinity, will be as
/ follows: holy communion, 1850 a. m ::
I church school. $3.50 a n; morning
prayer and sermon, II q m: vespers.
and special service in memory Of
/ three soldiers from this parish. Capt
John Porter Pryor, Lieut.. Alexander
Rives Seamon. and Pvt. Kinzie Feath-
ers, who lost their lives in the service
OF their country, 5 ?. m
The following IS the order OF the
Il o'clock service: organ prelude. largo
appassionate, from Piano Senate No.
.. Beethoven; Professional hymn. $50:
The Star-Spangled Banner: Venite in
c (Godson); Te Deum in c ozark
Andrews. Jubilate in G (Poole):
Hymn as; sermon; doxology; offer
tory anthem. 7 Am Alpha and
OmegS" (Stainer); presentation Of
aims, chant; national hymn: five-fold
Amen: RecessionaI hymn, 3s6.
The following is the order OF the 5
o'clock service. organ prelude Marche
Funebre (Guilmant): Professional
hymn, 17s; The Star-Spangled Ban
ner; Gloria in E flat (Wickes): Mag
nificat and Nunc Dimittis in D
/ (Clare): kneeling hymn. 4O5: hymn
/ sos; sermon; doxology: offertory an
them, What Are These That Are Ar
rayed in white Robes" (Stainer: pres
hymn vesper hymn, BE with All Our
Dear ones Whom We Miss Today:
tWo-fold Amen; occasional hymn, 507.
St Paul's Lutheran Church.
At the installation services at St
Paufs Lutheran church. DR.. Lawrence
the faithful camp pastor, represent
ing the Rocky Mountain synod. will
conduct the exercises. At II o'clock
a m. after Sunday school. he viii de-
liver the charge TO the congregation.
and at o'clock D. m he viii deliver
the charge to the pastor. 1t is very
( important that all the members be
/ present.
lions Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Sunday the congregation will cele-
3 brate the Mission Festival, a day on
which general interest for the Home
I Mission and the mission at large will
be aroused. The Rev. Carl Schmied.
I Of Albuquerque, has promised 10 de-
liver both the sermons, In the morn
/ ing at 1880 and the evening at 1880.
The Rev. Carl Schmied is a former
! I4dSSAuaL6 OL j.. II. 4. sleek.
Since he was ordained he has always
worked for the mission in the state
OF New Mexico. As a travelling mis-
sionary he has made thousands OF
miles in the interest OF the mission
and has organized many new preach
! ing places and congregations.
D At the evening services. holy COM
munion will be celebrated. The con-
lfessional address viii begin at Z
o'clock. half hour before the regu-
I lar service.
ASbury Methodist Church, South.
} Sunday introduces the week OF
{ prayer observed throughout the en-
I tire Methodist Episcopal Church.
South, in the interest OF the retired
and worn out missionaries and
deaconesses. The initial service will
be held Sunday morning, at which
time the pastor, Rev. Hubert N.
Smith. will at the request OF the men
and women Of the church, preach a
special sermon. The topic will be,
The Dives in Il Paso." Mrs. A. A
LAWYER and Mrs. r. z. Masters viii
sing q duet
At the evening hour the topic will
be, Love ReEnant" Miss Amelia
Harper will sing. Attention Is called
TO the change OF hour Of the Sunday
school to $3.50 a. m. and OF the Mis-
sionary society TO 3 D. m. The Ep-
worth League meets at $3.50 p. m. and
will have an interesting program.
The prayer meeting viii be held at
$3.50 y. m, at which plans for special
church work viii be discussed j
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. Henry Van Valkenburgh. pas
tor. will preach at both services. His
morning. 10:45 o'clock. topic will be-
The Church Of the People" His 1880
p. m. subject Will be. THE KingshiD
OF Christ" The pastor will also
speak at the Epworth League meet
/ ing at $50 p. m. to which all young
people are invited.
The special music for the day will
be as follows: Morning, duet, 20. Let
Him Who Sorroweth" (Rubenstein),
Mrs. ". B. Clark and Miss Isabelle
Valentine; anthem, What Are These
Arrayed in White Robes" (Stein),
choir; music for the night: Anthem,
zone Sweetly Solemn Thought" (Am-
brose), choir: solo, 7 VIII Dwell in
the House Of the Lord" (Eville), Mrs
J. r Wilson.
Under the direction OF c. II. Apple
ton, superintendent. the Sunday
school, which convenes at $3.50 a. m,
offers a very efficient organization to
meet the needs OF all ages. Espec-
Tally well provided FOR its organized
classes for business men and women.
Troop 4. Boy Scouts under the direc-
/ ton OF Scout Master Fred Jones'