El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-11

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at the close.
Sergt. Leroy Henshaw. J. l. Cog
geshaH and Sammy Joseph viii be
among the entertainers at music pro-
vided by H. l. Iifrey. president Of the
club
Speakers will be H. Y. Ellis. DR.. Carl
Smith, DR.. G. II. MengeI. J. L Cog
geshan, George H. Rogers and David
Mcknight and Ivor G. Thomas.
Program at First Christian.
At the First Christian church. Tues
DAY night a turkey dinner will be
served to fathers and sons. and DR..
R. 5. Homan will be the POSTMASTER
in a program OF music and speeches,
which follows:
America" selection by Jules Verne
Allen; address. Rev. P J. Rice; re-
sponses, for fathers. f. ". Berkshire
for sons, Wade Hamel; duet, A. c.
Kuhn and Dan Schurlock-
What I Would DO If Were Dad"
by Ben Howell and IF I Were a Boy
Again" by T. H Patterson, viii be
two features
After a solo by Dan Schurlock.
fathers and sons will hold a pow
wow" Theo w Goldin, former Indian
scout will speak on Scouting Among
the INDIANS for Uncle Sam"
',Biest Be the Tie That Binds" will
be sung by the assemblage.
Another Sunday Night.
Sunday night there will be a Faith
er and Son" service at the First Chris
tan church, arranged by ". A. Young,
chairman H P. Demand. interstate
boys secretary Of the Y. III. c. A. will
speak on What Our Community
Owes to Its Boys" Our Boys in Uni
FORM" will be the subject of chap
lain ". D. Zimmerman, SIND field ar
tillery; What the Church Means to a
Boy Away From Home" will be
SPOKEN by Guy Runyan. Of Wichita
Kans-; judge S J. Isaacks will talk on
"A Fathers Religious Duty TO His
Boy" The boys will furnish music
Mayor Davis has issued a prOciama-
ton asking for the observance here of
the Father and Son movement. this
week, as it is being carried out over
the country
-Four Churches Unite.
Four Presbyterian churches will
unite in a father and son banquet
rian church at $50 p. m The four
churches are Westminster, Altura,
East FL PaSo and First Presbyterian.
Officers Of the downtown churches
viii act as a receiving committee and
viii welcome the fathers and sons as
they enter the church This informal
reception will last from to $50.
Women Serve Banquet.
The banquet will be served by a
committee Of women from the First
lA4AN--s III = W. IL GLOLhELl EId4L
The fathers and sons will sit down
TO the feed at $3.50
W. V Long will act as POSTMASTER
and the following program will be
carried out at the close Of the ban
quet:
Sons and Fathers to Speak.
Representing the sons, on some
topic like s.If I Were Dad" Eugene
Womendorff and Walter Clayton. jr,
viii speak
R. Jones, principal Of the junior high
school, a speaker from the Y. NJ c A,
or Thomas, Of the Boy Scouts, will
talk.
Boy stories will be told by Percy
McGhee, the parable of the .'Prodigal !
Father" will be read and the story /
of Harry Lauder and his son, Capt. 4
John Lauder. will be related by Rev. \
c. L Overstreet-
Program Of Music.
The following numbers viii be pre- +
sented: Violin selections by Miss 4
Aileen Mayo, accompanied by her /
mother, Madame Booth-AIayo. Little 1
Sammie Joseph Will give musical Sc
lections, accompanied by Mrs Harry 4
Barnett. The program viii close with /
James A Dick.
Plates for over 100 are being pre-
pared and a great time is being an 4
ticipated by the many fathers and 4
sons VINO are Planning 10 aLLeHQs kew. ]
Mr.. Overstreet said Monday.
MethOdIsts to Assemble.
Two hundred plates will be served 4
at the Father and Son banquet to be /
held at Trinity Methodist church /
Tuesday night when the Highland 1
Park and Asbury Methodist church /
assemble there.
Many queer features have been ar
ranged for the banquet, chief of 1
which there Will be no women pres
ent- The banquet table will be laid !
for 100 fathers and 100 sons. The I
banquet and entertainment viii last !
two hours.
The following program viii be car
ried out.
Address by Ivor C. Thomas. THE
Prodigal Father: mandolin duet by 1
Dickinson and Kipp. accompanied by |
Miss Fulton: address by Capt Q. g !
IF Were a Boy Again;
address by B. Bryan. What 1 Would 1
Do If Were Dad: address by Robert /
Lander, Bring Daddy to Sunday I
knickerbocker, Lets Go Back to the I
Old Swimming Hole: patriotic songs /
by r. G. Sprague-
Music will be furnished by Mrs. ]. /
c, Ballard, Mrs P r, kniekerbocker
Miss McCrummen. Miss Eva Crosby /
and Miss Vera Ballard.
BaptiSts In Union Meeting
Plans are being made to entertain /
80 fathers and sons at the Central /
Baptist church Tuesday night when 1
the Alta Vista mission. Grand View 4
East FL Paso, Highland Park 4
and Central Baptist churches cele-
brate father and son week. A ban !
quet will be served
The fathers and sons will gather at j
the Central church at $50 4 short /
musical program will be rendered /
in the main auditorium of the church.
then each father and his son viii ad-
iorn 10 the room where the banquet 1
is served. singing Onward Christian
Soldiers" The invocation will be said /
by Rev. A r. Millican. W. E Robert
son viii be the POSTMASTER. I. P
will be in charge OF the
music.
Connecticut Pastor. Speaker.
Truet Langston will address the
audience on What I Would Do If 1 /
Were Dad" Ivor G. Thomas Boy
Scouts executive. will talk on Your
Boys ChumS-" Or. Edgar r. Hyde,
Of the First Baptist church of Middle
town. Conn. viii speak on Bring
Ing Up Dad Rev. Mr.. Millican viii
offer the closing prayer.
Solos win be rendered by Miss N
Iuleke. and the mems quartet COM
posed of E Scurlock, A. r Wells. A.