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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
Sentence Sermons by EIPaso Ministers

TITE MEET in the Easter remembrance the resurrection But
W Jesus disciples hope
His Mahshp They then that He the
promised their Reedmer Christians
H 1tehelno
up Declaration Independence
efforts
Rev I N LangstOn, Of the Highland Park Baptist church
Undoubtedly greatest argument Juss
Of his disciples StrckndRev
Rufus C. Baker, of the Orchard Park Methodist church
Embarrassing questions Jesus parable
he told the bgr Lazarus to 60 heaven and the puocat to
to he?ev Dwight Bradley Of the First Congregational church
family problem society
the love Of GRev Asher Of the FL Presbyterian
church
Of testimony
Of the whole the model the resurrection the bodies
Hence, reflection
there shall be resurrection Of the wicked
the resurrection life and that done evil unto
resurrection daunation-Re7 Bond Highland
Odst church.
Christ the everlasting person. suffered the everlasting punishment
imputes everlasting ghusnessRe7 h
Sleek, Of lions Evangelical Lutheran church
Immortality unfh good they
notion the Influence that flows their lives
bell Of Asbuy church
standing falling Christianity rnwhat? faith
thoroughly atd cIucion she delivered account
offences and raised again account Of our J. Williams
Of the First Baptist church
Hindsnbug sting; thy victory?
of Hndenbug mitam and the strength Of the kaiser autoa but
thanks be to God who geh the allied hosts the victory through Lord
Christ against boRe Athan Of the Mexican Nazarene church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

At Sis a union service OF all the
young peoples organizations OF the
city viii be held at the Central Bap-
list church, when Mr.. Brown vii
again speak.
Tabernacle Is Dedicated.
Judas is always In the crowd" said
Rev. p. KnickerbOcker. at the dedica-
ton Of the union tabernac Gle Friday
night, ito say. Why spend all this
money when we might be using Il TO
help the poor. or the Red Cross, or TO
buy war stampsF am chairman Of
the finance committee for this re-
Vival, and I say TO you that the poor
est way 10 economic Is In advertis-
ing. We want big banner across
the street at Virginia and Boulevard,
and another at Montana and BOule-
ward.
Singers ard Ushers Needed.
James A. Dick called the choir 10
the platform for the opening song
service. but il was appropriately. a
soldier In uniform, RafIton Sprake,
who led them through the spirited re-
vIvsl chOruses. More volunteers are
desired FOR the chorus. and anyone
wishing to sing may see James A
Dick 2. c. Wade, IT. wants more
ushers and they may hand in their
names to him at the tabernacle.
There has been some change IN
time Tor the meetings. and 10 IS en-
phasized that the young people OF the
at the Central Baptist church at 6
o'clock Sunday evening, to march to
the tabernacle. where the opening
sermon will be preached at 1880 by
John z. Brown William Waterhouse,
advance organizer, spoke in apprecia-
ton OF the good work OF his COM
mittee- Mr. Warehouse leaves Sun
day and VIII not be here 10 see the
fruition OF his planting.
Collections Only For Expenses.
+. ". d'AHsmand brought up the
point that many people think that
John Brown viii take a lot OF money
out Of FL Paso. Mr.. Waterhouse eX-
planned that collections are taken at
the meetings until local expenses have
been met. and that collections are then
stopped until the last Sunday OF Mr..
Browns stay, when an offering is
taken up for him, this being all he
gets. No guarantee OF any kind IS
made to the Evangelist.
The oreuing prayer was by Rev. J.
+. Williams Of the First Baptist
church Rev Dwight J. Bradley OF
the Congregational church, told Of
the negro preacher who made the
boast that he could preach on any
text. One OF his Pensioners thought
TO stump him with the subject. pills"
Next Sunday the preacher got up and
started his sermon: There are all
kinds OF pills" he said. BLACK and
white pills. bitter pills and sweet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
NIGHT SERVICES ARE SUSPENDED
CContInued from previous paEe.l

I Elizabeth Pritchett. and tenor solo
sung by Il F. Durkee. At the regu-
las Sunday school hour. an interest
ing Easter program viii be given py
the children In the evening this
church Will unite with the other
churches Of the city in union evan
gelistlc services at the tabernacle
erected on Wyoming and Virginia
Asbury Church.
At Asbury church on Sunday ap-
prOpriate Easter services VIII be con-
Quoted by Rev. c. X. Campbell, the
pastor. His subject viii be: "The I'm
mortality OF the Unselfish-" Mrs. A.
A. Lawler VIII sing a solo. The Brown
orchestra viii play. A class OF p
church fellowship, the fruits OF the
pre-Easter campaign OF local evan
gelism. No evening service viii be
held on account Of the Brown evan
gelistic campaign
Highland Park Methodist.
There will be services as follows
at Highland Park Methodist Episco-
pal church, South, Rev. II. P. Bond,
pastor, on Sunday: Sunday school,
9;95 a. m, c ". Moore. superintend-
ents preaching at II a. m. by the
pastor, subject, The Resurrection OF
Christ-Its Truth and Importance IN
Christian Doctrine" / Cor. 1920.
There will be no service at night,
but the congregation viii Join IN the
tabernacle service. Prayer meeting
for Thursday, at 1880 p m, has been
called off that all may attend the
union services at the tabernacle.
Orchard Park Methodist.
At the Orchard Park Methodist
church Sunday morning, the Sunday
school will meet at 10 a. N. and the
morning worship will be held at II
a. m. (neW time). The II o'clock hour
Will be given over principally 10
music. Mrs. May and Mr. Meredith
viii sing solos, and several special
selections will be rendered by the
choir. The music will be interspersed
with short Easter talks c. Il. Flynn
viii speak on the subject. The Hope
OF Immortality; the pastor, Rev.
Rufus c. Baker, wi, speak on. "SOme
Evidences OF Chrisss Resurrection;
Mrs F. r. Ardoin vii discuss THE
Significance or Immortality and the
Resurrection OF the World"
First Christian.
At the First Christian church sun.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

pills, large pills and small pills. but
the greatest OF these is the GospilL"
So. Rev. Bradley said. all the minis
tiers are up here to preach the same
gospel
Ready For Great Meeting.
Z believe Fl PasO is IN the mood
for a great meeting said Rev. o. ].
Wade, OF the Central Baptist church
Everyone goes into the trenches with
q prayer IN his heart, I have read.
There are no skepttcs there. We are
not in the trenches, but in sense We
are Mothers hearts are In the
trenches with their boys. and II
makes US all Thoughtful and recep-
tive"
Rev. c. L. Overstreet heartily sec
onded the proposal OF Rev. Knicker-
booker that arrangements be made
for heating the tabernacle He had
been suffering from cold feet, he said,
until some Of the speeches warmed
him up. In bringing our friends and
acquaintances to the evangelistic
meetings. he said, we must use the
tactics OF an insurance man he de-
scribed-polite. but persistent.
Work Shoulder to Shoulder.
God doesn't want Us all TO think
alike. or even TO live alike. but he
wants us all to appreciate the com
mon truth and work shoulder 70
shoulder. said Rev John ~ JACK
son, Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church. More and more the barriers
and walls Of separation between the
different sects viii be removed as we
appreciate the deep and abiding
things OF the Christian religion" Dr.
Jackson asked that the choir sing
again the old revival hymn. wonder
full Words OF Life" and this closed
the dedfcatio meeting. with beuedic-
ton BY Rev. W. n. Farley. Of the
Westminster Presbyterian church
Tshera Vo1unfeer
About . ushers viii be needed for
Continued On Last Page. This Sec.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

day the Sunday school viii meet at
$40 Every member OF the Sunday
school is expected to be present next
sunday. Morning church worship win
be at 1910. Immediately following
the sunday school hour. The morn
ing sermon viii be appropriate for
the Easter season. No night service
viii be held, as this church unites
with others in the union evanEelistic
meetings at the tabernacle, corner
wyoming and Virginia streets, begin
ming Sunday night
Church OF Christ.
The services at the Church OF
Christ, corner Montana and RaynJr
streets. next Sunday. will be:
Bible study 10 a M preaching, II
a. m. and 1850 p. m. by the minister,
Rev ". A. Schultz. The subject OF
Model Churc- The subject Of the
evening sermon wiz be: How 10 Get
the Most out OF Life"
lions Evangelical Lutheran.
At lions Evangelical Lutheran
church Sunday the sunday school
viii begin at 1c:45 a. m, and preach
ing service at 1850 a. m according
to the new time In the service, Rev.
]. H G. sleek. the pastor. " III present
proofs OF the fact that Christ IS not
dead, but Is raised up by the glory OF
the Father.
Associated Bible Students.
The Associated Bible students viii
meet IN the county court room sun
day at p. m. The subject OF the
study viii be: The New Creation
Perfected in Love" 10 collections
are taken.
Mexican Nnzurene Church.
Special Easter services viii be held
at the Mexican Nazarene church, as
s Oregon street The pastor. Rev
A#hnHrH mill r~mnnh
sermon at II o'clock in the morning.
leopold Maidonado will sing Her
bert Johnson's Face 10 Face" en-
Spanish. There will be special serv-
ice for the English speaking people
N the afternoon 1t go open air
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

meeting at and evangelistic meet
ing at ESQ in the evening. at which
hour Rev. Z. Hernandez viii preach.
Myrtle Avenue Methodist.
A Sunrise Praise service VIII be
held Sunday morning at the Myrtle
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
tNegro), corner Myrtle avenue and
Willow street. Other services sun
day viii be- $50 a. M. Sunday
school. Prof. r. w Lopez. superin-
teudeut; II a. m. sermon. The Res
direction He Is Risen" district SUI
perintendeut a. To- Jacques; $3.50 p
rn-, cooperative services. sermon By
one or the pastors u the ciryi $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

THE union revival viii begin sun
day evening at 1880 $3.50 daylight
saving time), in the big tabernacle
al the corner Of Wyoming and Vir-
ginla streets. 1t is expected that this
building. seating 1000. viii be filled
TO overflowlug at this initial service
and vorshipers are expected to come
at an early hour In order to be In
sured a seat. During the entire
campaign the ministers viii call In
their evening services and bring their
cOnereEa tons TO the tabernacle
For a month the city has been pre-
pairing for this revival by committee
work and by cottage prayer meetings.
Scores OF meetings have been neld
in different parts Of the city con-
Quoted usually by laymen- A most
efficient organization has been per
fected By the appointment OF a num-
Der OF committees
Executive Committee.
The executive committee consists
~ C. n Harvey. chairman; J. L.
Campbell. vice chairman; e L Biz
uey. secretary; ". q. Care, treas
urer. and Rev c. K Campbell Rev.
' T. Knickerbocller IS chairman OF
the finance committee: F. G wade,
uf the ushers- j. A Dick OF the sing
7l@- Bradford Hardie OF personal
work; J. F. Stephenson OF the secre-
raries: W A. Young OF delegations
D. C. Worthingt0n OF the tabernacle;
Rev. C. K Campbell Of the young
people.
Was Here Ten Years Ago.
The revival viii be conducted BY
The John T. Brown evangelistic par
tr- Mr.. Brown Is OF sloan Springs,
Ark. and is one Of the best known
evangelists in the south. He Is the
president Of an evangelistic fedora
ton About ten years ago he con-
Quoted a revival in Trinity church
and there are still found those IN Fl.
Paso who speak in appreclative terms
u his work here at that time. He
las the rare ability o. being able 70
return 20 the same place even more
than twice TO conduct a revival Be-
sides Mr.. Brown. there are in the
party a singer and a pianist.
Choir Of zoo Voices.
One OF the most attractive features
NJ the revival viii be choir OF 200
voices. which VIII be under the d.
lection OF James A. Dick. The first
hour Of each service VIII be devoted
10 singing gospel songs
Sunday morning at s o'clock (old
time) Mr. Brown VIII speak 10 the
young people at a sunrise prayer
meeting on the mesa, one block be-
yond the end OF the Mesa car line
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
NJ CHILDREN - -

And are fsverish and don't sleep vel, are
coustipated and have symptoms q worms.
mothers viii lfind quick relief Co Mother
Gray'8 Sweet Powders fer Children. the
standard remedy for so years They are
easy 90 give and children ike them They
cluansa the stomach. act gently on The
bowels and break ID colds- Relieve head
aches and teethlnE disorders. We have
10000 tcstimoniais Ask your drugsis-
and be sure 90 set Mother Gray's Sweet
Fowda-a Tor Children. e5c--AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
Trinity Methodist

ficers OF the Sunday school viii meet
with Mr. and Mrs. r Y. Pearson, eos
East Nevada street
Trinity Methodist.
At Trinity NJ r. church. South, on
Sunday the Sunday school viii be at
$3.50 Gold time). Robert Lander Is
superintendent There viii be a spe-
cial program given by the children
OF the sunday school at this Easter
service.
At I0:45 Will be the annual Easter
service. Rev. p. r knickerbOclzer
viii preach on the theme. "Has Jesus
Lost Out in the WOrld2" Children
VIII be baptized. members viii be
received into the church, and Trinity
will be decorated
At 4:45 the Soldiers Fellowship
hour viii be held. At Sis all the
young peoples societies VIII combine
and march down from the Central
Baptist church TO the tabernacle.
where DR.. Brown viii lead the serv-
ice.
At 7:45 there win be no service at
Trinity. The congregation viii COM
bine with the great opening service
at the tabernacle. There Will be no
prayer meeting service at the church
for this week
The Woman's Missionary society
viii hold It's regular business meeting
at $3.50 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon.
pected TO be present.
All OF the societies of the church
In the future are expected TO conform
themselves to the meeting at the tab
ernacle- The only services that will
be continued regularly will be the
Sunday school and the morning
church service. All other services
give way 20 the revival.
Special music for the morning serv-
Ice viii an anthem. "Alleluia. the
Lord Liveth" CCuthbert Harris); a
solo. "HOsanna" (Granler). Mrs. r
g. NOus and an anthem, They Have
Taken Away Ny Lord" (Stainer).
First Methodist.
At the First Methodist church. the
church with the revolving cross,
Easter Will be celebrated at the
morning hour. The pastor, Rev John
~ Jackson. will preach. The spe-
cial music viii be a chorus. This
is the Day" tSchneckerl. a duet.
There Is "a Green Hill Far Away"
.lGounodl sung By Misses Edna and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

p. m.. Easter program. conducted BY
Mis- kuby Edwards special ana
missionary offerings viii be collect
ed. Rev. Victor A Cooke is pastor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
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MORE THAN 1000 EXPEGTEDA
OPENING SERVICE Of BIG REVIVAL

Great Tabernacle Is Ready for Evangelist John Brown
Choir Of 200 Voices to Supply Music; Sunrise Prayer
Meeting on the Mesa Sunday Morning Will In
augurate the Evangelistic Services.
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everlasting person. suffered everlasting punishment for
against everlasting therefore the righteousness
for putes everlasting ELECTROMAGNETIC J Il
Sleek Of lions Evangelical Lutheran church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

with God other
with saeral of God Il
family every problem
the love Of GOdRev Asher Davis Of the East FL Pa Prbyter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

ficers OF the Sunday school viii meet
with Mr. and Mrs. p Y. Pearson, COS
East Nevada street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

Immortality good they
together sphere-R & Cam
bell Of Asbury church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30

Embarrassing questions Jesus parable
poor beggar 60 and the luxurious pluto
to he-ev DWIGHT Bradley, Of the First CONGREGATIONAL church
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-15
FLASHES FROM THE
PARISH SEAT

Notice Of the arrival and accept
ance in service Of Eugene Z. baliey
of Franklin, La, has been received
bv the Local Board Mr.. Bailey was
voluntarily indicted in the signal
corps.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-15

Mr.. Warren Reed Of Morgan City
was the guest Saturday and Sunday
of Mr.. Wilbur Kramer, Jr.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-15

The ladies Of the Red Cross who
took the course in surgical work
from Miss Bernice Williams some
weeks ago have received their certif-
icates.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-15

Mr.. A. J. Delahoussaye who re-
turned home Sunday, reports that
his son. Edward was enlisted in the
navy. passing a good examination
Mr.. Ned Kemper enlisted with him
at the same time.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-15

Mrs. Roy Young Of Youngsvill
spent Saturday in Franklin tn
guest of Mrs. A. G.. Lobdell.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-15

DR.. Beverly w. Smith left Sun
day for New Orleans to attend a
meeting Of the Louisiana State Med
zeal Profession.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-15
Stren9;thenAmeflea
1ns.1aE%

How the Liquor Business
Affects You

1f Won arc being fooled bv the idea that the wet and
dry" tight this country means nothing to 1oo'"l
it doesn't affect your interests one way OF the on
IF YOU are being ulel sleep by the dope OF the qo
men that THE TOWN is prosperous and therefore loC
can afford to ''let we'll enough alone
If Won are being deceived by thought that because
YOU don't patronize the saloon 1t can't hurt you
If you foolishy in the CONVICTION that pc
cause YOU don't drink booze is good reason why you
should do anything keep the OTHER fellow from ENJOY
;ng if # he wants to-If you being fooled by any
of these things; Suppose stop for just minute and
read the following statements
Frst:-You know that the standard OF wages pa'o " IN.
shop is by that hghgrade worker VINO mas
made good because he sacrificed to WIN out-oue very
largely by the lowgrade who boozes ana VINO can just
et into the shop door workers scarce Some
where between the the boss strikes an average wage
for everybody else. The boozers there are the
lower the rate paid the average man. even II
he's sober-and this means lower wages for you!
DOESN'T THIS AFFECT YOUR POCKET BOOK?
Secon-Iife insurance men know that making or sell
mo or drinking booze shortens life There's scarcely
life insurance company that Will insure paltehdef or
worker because of his occupatloh-aha NE III
surance companies are not in the antisaoon business
But they only insurance rate for ordinary men
drinkers and non-drnkers and they compel the man
who doesn't make for the extra amount that
the boozer should pay.
DOESN'T THIS AFFECT YOUR POCKET-BOOK?
Third:-Store-keepers know that who spend too
much of their money for booze don't pay their bills
but SOMEBODY has got to pay them, SO they simply
boost the original price of the goods to allow for such
losses And SO the man who DOESN'T booze helps pay
the bill of the boozer.
DOESN'T THIS AFFECT YOUR POCKET-BooK?
Police courts ails hospitals amhouses, insane asylums
and similar institutions supported by your taxes
Fully half the business Of these institutions comes as
direct result of the liquor traffic.
DOESN'T THIS AFFECT YOUR POCKET-BOOK?
ISN'T it your business if men booze?
Won can't afford to with what belongs
to your family.
Your FRS obligation is to them-not to the man who
thoughtlesslv lowers the of increases hfe
insurance premiums boosts the cos of the necessities
Of life and runs up your taxes-al because he insists
that saloons shall be maintained for HIS convenience
no matter where YOU get of.
For his sake, well yours-vote dry
If you believe that the traffic in Alcohol
does more harm than good-help stop it!
Strengthen America Campaign
Chis advertisement prepared by Charles Stezle)
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-15

Mr.. Andre Lafargue of New Or
leans, La, and Rev. }. J. Rousseau
of Franklin conducted rousing War
Savings meeting in Centreville Sun
dav afternoon. Mr. Henry l.. Sar-
DIV of New Orleans, La, and Supt.
Charles Colt of Franklin went to
Glencoe the same day and spoke to
a large audience. At night Mr.. La
fargue spoke at Baldwin. Mrs. M.
r. Bankston of New Orleans is in the
Parish in the interest Of work
amongst the women.
The ladies Of the Red Cross who
took the course in surgical work
from Miss Bernice Williams some
weeks ago have received their certif-
icates.
Miss Annabelle Ewing Of New Or
leans, formerly a Franklin High
School teacher, is visiting Mrs. 7. F.
Frere. :
Mr.. Warren Reed Of Morgan City
was the guest Saturday and Sunday
Of Mr.. Wilbur Kramer, Jr.
Mrs. Roy Young Of Youngsville
spent Saturday in Franklin the
guest of Mrs. A. G. Lobdell.
| Mrs CASTOR Sigur entertained at
a beautiful Bridge party Saturday
afternoon. The prize was won by
Mrs. B. w. Smith, while the guest
prize was awarded to Miss Adeline
Smith of New Orleans.
Miss Diana Sanders leaves Mon
day for Birmingham, Ala, where
she will take a six weeks course in
local Red Cross work.
Miss Bessie Frere entertained he1
lyoung friends at dance Saturday
night.
Miss Helen Jones, who came to at
tend her sisters, Mrs. Feeney's wed