El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26

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At 3 pm. the Junior Missionar,
society will meet.
At z:45 the soldiers fellow ship hou
Will be held. Miss Peggy Hull vii
speak at both Of these services o.
some phases Of her experience at tn
front.
At . pm. Mrs. Curtis, one Of tn
most brilliant women in the south
viii speak at mass meeting at Trim
ity on prohibition
At Sis the Junior and Senior Ep
worth league meeting Will be held
Special music for Sunday morning
will be an anthem, "Jubilate Dec
I (Dudley-Buclz).
Special music for the evening ser
I vice Tvill be: Quartet, 20 Ny Soul
! (Herbert); solo and quartet, Sinner
and the Song" solo part by Mrs. W. d
! Howe, and a special gospel solo after
the sermon by Mrs. Clint Ballard.
Fisher at First Presbyterian.
Robert S. Fisher, Of Phoenix, Ariz-
will speak on prohibition at the First
I Presbyterian church Sunday morn
| ing at 1875. Mr.. Fisher is an attor-
! ney, a strong speaker. and will tel
| about prohibition in Arizona and its
effect on morals and business. Special
musical numbers win be given al
the morning service by the choir,
Mrs. A H Goldstsin, T. G. Billings
James A Dick and Mrs. James q.
McNary at the organ.
The evening service at 1880 will be
a union mass meeting Of the Trinity
Methodist and the First PreSb yrerian
churches. It is expected that both
churches will be crowded. Prominent
speakers, both local and outside. viii
address the audiences. Rev P. r.
KnickerbOcker and Rev. Charles L.
Overstreet viii be in charge at both
services A band and other musical
attractions will be featured.
The young peoples service and
friendly hour will be held at the First
Presbyterian church from to 1880.
A social period, with refreshments,
inent church people will act as hosts
and hOstessCs on this occasion The
Junior EndeavOr will meet at pm.
Sunday school is at $3.50 am, ". V.
Long superintendent
Special Prohibition Services.
The services Sunday at the First
Christian church, corner North Ore
gon and Franklin streets, will be de-
voted to the interest OF the prohibit
ton campaign now on in FL Paso.
Following the study period in the
morning the pastor, Rev. Perry J.
Rice, viii speak on the issue before
the people There will be the regu-
lar Christian Endeavor service, and
following that there will be a great
mass meeting in the interest of pro-
hibition- Cyclone" Davis, OF Texas,
and Bob Fisher, Of Phoenix. Ariz.,
will be the speakers. The service
will begin at 1880. As they are both
leading speakers in the campaign. the
house viii undoubtedly be crowded,
and those wishing to hear them should
come early Every effort will be made
to seat all who come
Asbury Prohibition Service.
At Asbury church on Sunday morn
ing the pastor. Rev, c. X Campbell.
viii speak on Approaching the
Throne Of Grace for Victorious To-
cal Option Election" At the evening
service Fred Freeman, Of Denver, will
deliver a prohibition address Mr..
Freeman IS one OF the best known
business men OF Denver, is a very
popular speaker and will tell in a
very fOrcible way what prohibition
has meant to Denver Mr. Freeman
will be preceded by the pastor in a
Logic OF the Ell PasO Vets
Orchard Park Methodist.
The Orchard Park Methodist Sun
day school will meet at the regular
10 am hour. Morning worship and
preaching is at II am The pastor,
Rev. Rufus c. Baker. will preach.
using as his subject Limiting God.
Beginning with Sunday, January p,
the. pastor will give a few minutes
each Sunday morning to a discussion
Of some current religious, political.
social OF economic topic or event. This
time Sunday morning will be given
10 consideration OF the proposed
union Of American Methodism. Sum
day night we will unite with the other
East FL PasO churches in a prohibit
ton mass meeting at the East FL Paso
Baptist church
Calvary-HOuston Square Baptist.
Rev B. A. Copass, D. D., OF Dallas. {
VIII preach at Calvary Houston Square
Baptist church at the morning hour
Sunday The pastor, Rev. 0. J. Wade, !
viii preach at the evening hour. His
subject will be THE Truth Making
Men Free" The fellowship hour will
be observed at close Of the evening
service. Sunday school meets at $3.50
a m, with c. V. Nafe as superinten-
dent.
First Congregational.
At the 1O:l5 forum at the First
Congregational church Sunday morn
ing the subject for discussion will
be a summary Of the prophesy in
Revelation, why We must disagree
with those who put faith in bible
predictions about the present and fu-
ture. at II am the discourse by
Rev. Dwight 7 Bradley. the minister,
will be on The Valley Of Baca;"
how person may overcome environ
ment and circumstances On Thurs
day evening the dance and party
for enlisted men will be given.
Highland Park Baptist.
At the Highland Park Baptist
church on Sunday Fred Freeman, OF
Denver, will speak at the morning
hour. At the evening service DR.. B. A. |
Copass, of Dallas, viii preach Both
unions meet at $50 pm The Aid
society meets Tuesday afternoon al
? 80. Prayer meeting will be con-
Quoted Wednesday night by J. W.
Earl Choir practice will be held Fri |
day evening, led by a. r Millican.
Grand View baptist.
The Grand View Baptist mission |
Sunday school meets at pm. r. NJ. /
Denman is superintendent. Song \
service begins at pm. sharp. Miss |
Ruth Young IS the accompanist. Rev. /
J. P. Daniel is teacher Of the adult /
class The lesson is Jesus Forgiving /
Sin" Teacher training class meets 4
Tuesday at pm. Prayer service is /
at 7:45 pm.
Highland Park Methodist.
At the Highland Park Methodist
church Sunday morning the subject
he pastor, will be: The Power OF
Jesus over Mems Souls to Forgive
Their Sins" The subject OF the even
ng sermon viii be: THE Leper
Cleansed" c. W. Moore IS superin-
-endent Of the Sunday school. which
meets at 9:45 an. Prayer and praise
service Thursday evening at 1880 will
De led by one Of the laymen-
East Fl PnsO Presbyterian.
At the East FL Paso Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at II the sub
ect Of the sermon by Rev. A A.
Davis. the pastor. will be: Being
At pm. the talk by the
pastor will be on The Life and Char
lcter of the Women Of the Scriptures:
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