El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-13
fathers BRING
SONS To DINNER
Church Observances Of
Weeks Movement Numer-
Gus, Drawing Big Crowds.

Trinity Methodist church's dining
hail in observance Of Father and Son
week was ready for 200 banqueters
Tuesday night An interesting num-
her OF the observance was a violin
selection by Sergt. Jules Allen. Ivor
Thomas spoke on The Prodigal
Father" repeating his talk at other
gatherings OF the same kind over
the city. A number Of vocal selections
were given by R C. Sprague. Rev.
P. r. Knickerbocker gave talk on
the intimate relationship which should
exist between father and son. and
urged that parents adapt themselves
to the viewpoint Of their boys.
BaptIstS Meet at Central
over 100 fathers and sons attended
the Central Baptist dinner function.
which was chosen as the union meet
ing place for four other churches w
z. Robertson was POSTMASTER, and ex-
cellent music was furnished under the
direction Of L P. McCnesney.
Presbyferians in Union Dinner.
A gathering Of representatives tath-
ers and sons from four Presbyterian
churches met at dinner in the First
Presbyterian. ". V. Long. as toast
master, introduced in succession Eu-
gene Womeldorf, Walter Clayton,
Z IT0L. w r. Jones anu lNOL 4MOAAAAas
Percy McGhee related a number OF
interesting stories. and Nine. Booth
Mayo and her daughter. Miss Aiieen
Mayo. rendered exceptional musical
entertainment
Christian Churches Meet.
Dr. r B. Homan conducted the
union program at the First Christian
church F. W. Berkshire responded
| for fathers, and Wade Hamel for the
sons. Dan SchurlOck spoke briefly,
/ Der on thrillers which he experienced
as a U. S. Indian scout
Joint Dinner at First Methodist
About 100 persons attended the ban
quet at the First Methodist church-
I The dinner arrangeme nts were IN
+ Demand, Dave futile and J. c. Worth
l ington were on the program and
, made interesting addresses Men and
/ their sons from the First Congre-
/ gational and Orchard Park Methodist
I churches were there
First Baptist Has I12-
The First Baptist church enter
! tanned 112 men and boys, all OF It's
own membership. r A Whitlock was
! POSTMASTER, and J. NJ Evans had
Lea delivered the central address
The Thrift Stamp" Other speakers
were Prof. H C Taylor, J. MAJ
! Spangler, G. P. Putnam and Tom
Jones. The W omen'S Ala ana AlsSlOn-
sry societies provided turkey din
Toast to Absent officer.
At temple Mt Sinai there were III
/ fathers and sons present at dinner
Talks were made by A. a Kline, rabb
! Martin Zielonka, Manuel Schwartz
and E Lapowski. Singing Of nauona
f, songs was the closing feature before
the assembly adjourned TO the gym
nasium. where contests between faith,
ers and sons continued until II
i The principal toast at dinner wal
one TO Lieut. Col Nathan Lapowski
\ 72nd brigade. Camp Bowie, Texas. anS
] a telegram OF greeting was sent him
Fl Paso officer of the fealty OF tn
congregation TO the flag and all i
stands for
Rotnry Has Dinner Thursday.
Thursday night FL PasO Rotary vii
hold a father and son banquet It 4
expected that this event VIII PROV
one Of the most interesting OF IN
week The function Will take IN
place Of the regular weekly luncneol
DR.. Hugh Grouse viii address
: gathering OF fathers on vital topic
Friday evening at o'clock at tn
, Y. II c. A. DR.. Grouse has been askei
, and will touch on methods OF impart
ing vital information to boys at crit
on Friday the members Of the Mex
lean Y NJ C A. will gather at tn
t ~" at Third and Florence streets
and a program similar TO those al
: ready held viii be presented Talk
. by the Mexican boys and their pa
. rents will be made. Afterward Their
viii be games and gymnastics