El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-27
THANKSGIVING
IS PATRIOTIC
Churches to Sing Patriotic
Songs and Hear Presi-
dents Proclamation.

Elaborate Thanksgiving services
have been arranged by churches Of
the city for tomorrow and in all the
patriotic note will predominant. In
some the presidents Thanksgiving
proclamation will be read as part Of
the service and in some also patriotic
songs viii be sung.
The citizens Thanksgiving service
at temple Mt. Sinai, including the
congregations Of the synagog. the
Christian church and the ConErega-
tional church. viii be featured by
singing Of The Star Spangled Ban
ner' and My Country. It's of Thee"
The invocation viii be delivered By
rabbi Martin ZielOnka, Of temple Mt.
Sinai. and the sermon by Rev Milo
Atkinson. of the Christian church.
by Dr. Dwight Bradley, Of the Con-
gregational church, and he viii also
pronounce the benediction. A solo
Will be sung by Mrs. p J. Wilson and
the organ voluntary viii be played by
L Knickmeyer-
Two Episcopal Services.
The service OF prayer and Thanks
giving will be held in St Clements
church Thanksgiving day morning IN
two services The first viii be at s
o'clock. when there will be a celebra-
ton Of the communion
The great service Of praise and
thanksgiving for peace viii be held
at 1880 o'clock. in which the vested
choir under the direction Of George
Dslaud. viii participate. opening with
the long professional. led by the cross !
and followed by the American flag !
Instead OF the Nenite regularly used Z
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chanted the special Thanksgiving day /!
selection. 20 praise the Lord. for it
is a good thing 10 sing praises unto 4
God Rev Fuller Swift. rector. will /.
deliver a special Thanksgiving day
sermon.
Methodist Services.
Thanksgiving will be celebrated by /
the First Methodist Episcopal church /
AZ 1920 a. m. Thursday. The pastor.
Rev. Henry VanValkenburgh- will de-
liver the sermon The order Of ser
vices follows:
Singing by the congregation, 20
Thou in Whose Presence Ny Soul
Takes Delight"
Reading Of the presidents message
By the pastor. followed by prayer.
Hymn. Kipling's -Recessional," By
choir and congregation.
Psalm OF Thanksgiving, followed b.
Thank offering for the people Of
the city who are in need
Anthem. Rejoice in the Lord,
(Beethoren), by choir.
Sermon and doXology-
The young peoples rally which was
planned for last Sunday night at the
First Methodist Episcopal church was
partially carried out, but because Of
the heavy rain, which interfered
somewhat with the attendance, the
young people decided that next Sun
day night should be made a great
rally. when Rev. Il. VanValkenburgh
viii speak on The Challenge Of the
Desert" I!
Presbyterian Services.
The Thanksgiving service at West
minister Presbyterian church Thurs
day morning at 1880 Will be a union
service for all the Presbyterian
churches OF the city. Rev Hugh
Of the Altura Presby-
terrain. viii read the presidents proc
lamation and make q prayer, followed
by a sermon by Watson NJ Farley. )
The quartet Of the First Presbyterian !
church. consisting Of Mrs. r L Holli- :
day, Mrs. a H Goldstein, J. 6. Nc /
Nary and T. c. Billings, viii have Z
charge Of the music, which will in (
clude an anthem. Sing Alleluia {
Forth" and a solo. Thanksgiving" I
by 8Ir. Billings. An offering will be
taken for the Associated Charities.