El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-06

nEV. H.F. VERMILLION, who has
n been appointed superintendent Of
the Baptist tuberculosis sanatorium,
and under whose Immediate super
vision the constructive work viii be
done. viii occupy the pulpit at the
First Baptist church at II o'clock on
Sunday morning. and deliver the
regular morning sermon.
The announcement Friday by ReT.
J. +. williams, pastor. that Rev. Mr..
TermiIEon was TO preach. was re-
ceived with much qualification by
Baptists and others interested in the
new sauatoriuu. for Il will give those
who have never seen the minister.
both an opportunity TO hear him from
a pulpit and afterWard TO meet him
personally
Anxious 20 Meet Him.
Since it was announced that the
sanatorium was TO be located here and
that Rev. Mr. Nermillion was 20 be at
its head. there was q general desire
70 meet him. and also TO listen TO one
Of his religious discOurses-
This double desire is predicated
unon two reasons: Not only has Rev
Mr. Nermlllion a Wel!-earned rep -
tion fin educational circles as man
Of broad ideas convincing logic and
pleasing address. but the public gen
erally was anxious TO see the man
whom the BapLsrs had selected 10
superintend the construction Of the
largest institution Of its kind IN the
Rev. Nr. Vermulion. who Is a ma
tive OF Texas, cane to Fl Paso last
Wednesday from Mountain Home
Ark, where he had charge Of a school
that stands high in educational cir
this
city some time in August This is to
be their permanent home.
Well Known in Southwest.
The latest acquisition 20 the euuca-
tionai and religious factors that have
made FL Paso noted throughout the
country. is well and most favorably
known in the southwest, having held
pastorates at Las Cruces and Ros-
well N II. In both cities, where his
CONGREGATIONS were drawn 20 his
church because OF MS ability, ne was
pastor OF the First Baptist church
II is expected that the auditorium
Of the First Baptist church VIII be
filled Sunday morning by members Of
the CONGREGATION and others who VIII
attend the services TO hear and meet
the new conner to this city.
First Baptist.
At the morning hour at the First
Baptist church. Rev. Il. F. Nermtllion
viii preach Tt VIII be his first ap-
Dearance in an Fl aso pulpit since
he was placed in charge Of the Ban
fist sanatoriuu. The ordnance Of the
I.ord's Supper viii be administered at
the close OF the morning sermon.
The pastor desires the converts bap-
tised during the year to be present
Sunday morning. and all other mem
bers living in Fl Paso- Subject OF
Sunday evening sermon Jesus
Weeping over jerusalem
Sunday school at $50 O'Clock Dr..
Y. P e. meeting Sunday evening at Z
week meeting for prayer Wednesday
evening at s o'clock
Central Baptist.
The pastor, Rev. o. J. wade. viii
preach at the Central Baptist church
both morning and evening. The an
them for the morning hour VIII be
20 Magnify the lord (Adams). Lieut.
p. o. Eafe VIII sing the solo. At the
evening hour. In the Cross OF Christ
Glory" viii be sung by Mrs. c. C.
Ballard and Lieut. P. o. Nafe- Mrs
Ballard viii also sing "Ope Thou
Mine Eyes" CCBaIley).
The 3. 3. P. e. will meet at the
usual hour. Sunday school meets at
$50 e. m, with C.. Y. Nafe. as super
iutendsnt
st. Clements Episcopal.
Services at st. Clements Episcopal
church. the sixth Sunday after Trim
ity. VIII be as follows:
Holy Communion 7-30 a. m
Church School $50 a. m.
Holy Communion and Sermon, 400
e. m