El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20

. Sunday school 3 p. m. p n Den
man superintendent
Preaching at 8 p. m. Good singing.
This viii open a series OF meetings
TO be conducted by Rev o. J. Wade
Of the Central Baptist church.
Meetings VIII be held every night at
s p. m
Highland Park Baptist.
At the Highland Park Baptist
church the Sunday services viii be as
follows
Sunday school al 9:45 a. m. L Grit
fifth, superintendent
Preaching at II a. M Rev. G. ".
Lacey win be the speaker.
The senior 3. Y. p. @. meets In the
audience room at p. m
Junior B. Y. p. q. meets in the prt-
mary room at z p. m
The Junior 3. Y. 2. Z. will have an
Interesting program at the S o'clock
service.
First CONGREGATIONAL.
Rev. Charles I. KlOss, pastor OF the
Plymouth church, Oakland, Cal, who
is spending a few weeks on his sons
ranch, at Mesilla Park. n. ~ viii
conduct the II o'clock Sunday ser
vices at the First Congregational
church. Of which Rev. Dwight J.
Bradley Is pastor.
The First Christian.
The Unexpected Christ" viii be
the theme Of the sermon at the morn
ing service at the First Christian
church. by Rev. Milo Atkinson. pastor.
Bible school begins at 9:40 a. m,
and viii be followed at 10-45 by the
preaching and communion service
Young Peoples prayer meeting.
GAS o. m. Lessons From FavOrite
Psalms" will be the topic.
This church joins with others IN the
union services in Cleveland Square at
st. Clements Episcopal
Services on Sunday. eighth Sunday
after Trinity, at St Clements Epis-
cOpal church, viii be as follows;
Holy communicates a. m
Church School-9:30 a. m
Morning prayer and sermon-ll
The order Of the morning service
win be as follows;
organ prelude. Andante cantabile,
from the Jupiter mphony-MoZart.
Professional hymn 49L
Eenite in C-Goodson-
Te Deum in D-Vogrich.
Benedictus in z fiat
Sermon hymn 3D.
DoEoloEy.
Offertory anthem, Incline Thine
Ear TO Me"-HimmeL
Presentation OF aims; chant
National hymn
d
occasional hymn 500.
Rev. Fuller Swift, rector.
Rev. Coleman z. Byram, Phi. D.,
civilian chaplain; Rev. George Dalsnd,
curate-Organist; B. IL G. Williams,
Rev. Mr.. swift will preach at 7. N.
c. A. building no. 126, Fort Bliss, IN
the evening at s o'clock. The full
choir OF St Clements church viii lead
the music.
At the Asbury Methodist church
Sunday, at the morning hour, the
pastor, Rev. c. K Campbell, viii
preach on the subject OF prayer,
using the text What Profit Shall
We Have II we Ply Unto Him2" Mrs.
Lawler viii sing Teach Ne to Pray.
A selection viii also be rendered by
At s D. m, the pastor viii have
for his theme. How Not to Be
Saved" Mrs. LEwler and Miss Ruth
Brown viii render duet
Trinity Methodist.
Corner Of Mesa and Boulevard
Rev lawrence Reynolds, OF the
Lydia Patterson institute viii occupy
the pulpit at the Sunday morning
service at the Trinity Methodist
church. and Rev. Rufus 9. Baker, OF
the n E. church. viii preach at the
evening hour. bis subject viii be.
Christ, the kingdom Of God and
Democracy"
Special music for the morning ser
vice viii be as follows:
Anthem, still Stin With Thee, -
Solo. aThe Cross" Cware), Mrs. r
c. Nail
Special music for the evening ser
vice VIII be as follows;
Anthem, Il Could Not Do Without
Thee BROWN
Duet, "Oh, Jesus, Thou Art Stand
ing" (Jesusl-Mrs. W. D. Howe and
Mrs. r c. Nall
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
At the Methodist Episcopal church,
"the church with the revolving cross, %
corner Montana and Lee streets al
IL e. m. viii occur the dedication
u the church's war service flag Rev.
John II. Jackson and Maj Walter d,
Rogers. adjutant to Gen. Howe viii
be the speakers.
The evening service at the church
VIII be held in conjunction with those
Of other churches OF the FL Pasc
Church Federation in Cleveland
Square at 2. m Dr.. Jackson viii
preach at this time. The Sunday school
OF the church under the superintend-
7iii.