El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-29

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viii be held Tuesday at 9 a. m. and
p. H., and Wednesday at p. m.
| All the services viii be held at Trinity
church.
On Tuesday evening at Z o'clock
workers council Of Trinity, viii en-
terrain the preachers and delegates
with a supper in the church basement
Short talks viii be made. concluding
with an address by Rev. @ P. Moore,
Z OF Los Angeles, on Christianity s
/ Place in Worlds Crisis"
Personnel Clerical Members.
The clerical members OF this con-
I ference are as follows
J. W Campbell. H. c. Williams
Archie Crawford. Fort stockton; A. G.
Douglas. Marathon; j. Fl Messmesrr.
I Alpine, d. McCune, Maria; c. =.
I Brooks. Fort Davis; F. 3. Faust van
Horn; W S. Huggett. Sierra Blanca
p. c. Christianseu- Clint- W F. Bur
nett c. S Navy; J. E. Fuller, A Is.
! Weaver. army Y NJ c. A. E. H Lang,
Ysleta. Fl. II. Smith, p r. knicker-
I locker, G.. X Campbell, DR.. H y
/ Bond. ]. z. Lane, J. F. Patterson w
II. Duncan. Guy ". Law, George
S0uthwell. r. T. Cabe, Robert Weaver
{ J. A. Beard, Ell Paso; W. II. Wander
I pool Tularosai J. J. Golden, J. -
.
: SpriEEs, AlamoEordO; T. l. Lallancei
I 8. G. Kngore. Las Cruces: Fred Fran
] els. Hachita. J. 3. Bell, W. p. Foulksi
r. II Flahive. DeminE; r. I. Fergu-
I son. santa Rita; z. C. Morgan, Los
{ Angeles
Many Luymen Expected
Among the laTmen expected are
3 w II Sanford. ". F. Collett, Fl J.
] Hord. Alpine. w D. Bryars, o. F.
I Walton. A. F. NenEer, AlamOgordo
] T. J. Graham. Dr. T. C. sexton, ". A.
Sutherland. ~ H Peterson. Las
: Cruces; J. A. Fields. r. F Travis
3 Clint; SerEt A. L. Wiley. Dr. p u.
( Steed. Deming. O. II. Palmer, H A.
McGaughey. Hachita; G. Il Moor
field. Marathon. Lester Smith. Nalen-
/ tine W r. CardWell. W Il. Mitchell
/ W B. Mitchell. Maria; C. E Roser'
/ Hanover. W. A. Trayler. Sierra Blanca
{ c. C.. Anderson. = s Carruth, Henry
Z L. Nichols. J. F. Morris, Cyrus Jones /
: 7 Ayres. Robert Lander, J. g Bal
] lard. T. II. Henderson, L. H Porter,
7 ~. c. Care. p D. Peters j. H. ZEN
zelly. J. " Winans. W. H. Lark, III
. Paso; DR.. II. NcCrocker, p n Reyn-
olds. J. p. James. Lordsburg.
Rev. Joel F. Hedhpeth, Prescott
/ Ariz- formerly a member Of New
+ Mexico conference, will attend. Inc
public cordially invited.
First Methodist Episcopal
At the First Methodist Episcopal
{ church. "The church with the revolv-
] Ing cross" Rev John il. Jackson the
pastor. viii preach at II a. m The
I sermon subject viii be, THE Christi
auftv Of the World and the Christi
anit- Of Jesus" Special music
I numbers viii be a chorus, Il sought
the Lord" by Stevenson. and q So
] prano solo sung BY Mrs. carl Eckles-
fHr-a "a will be e
I Young PEOPLES service, the main fea-
ture OF which VIII be the installation
I Of the incoming officers OF the bp-
I worth league.
Q The Sunday school session occurs
at gas r. m The devotional meeting
I of the Epworth league Is at p M
I THE church prayer meeting time Is
{ wednesday evenings from 10
/ Orchard Park Methodist.
The SUNDAY school Of the Orchard
/ Park Methodist church viii meet az
10 2 m At u a. m, NJ the pastor KY Key.
] Rufus G. Raker- VIII preach aus
subject viii be; THE Desert, the
I Mountains and the Sea"
At SIS o. m viii be held in the
I church the second regular meeting o.
( the Orchard Park community club =
/ splendid program has been arranged
I for the evening
I At the Highland Park Methodist
/ Episcopal church south, Rev H.
h Bond. the pastor. viii hold services
I on Sunday as follows
\ Sunday school 9-45 a. M C. W
\ Moore, superintendent
Z Prea ching IL e. m, by the pastor
II PREACHING 8 p. m, by Rev e. M
. Moore Sunday school district super
I intendent for the western district
/ Pev DR.. Moore is from Los Angeles
\ Ca1i'
Foworth LEAGUE devotional ueetinf
/ at p m. led by Miss lsanelle I'm ~.
I mon Prayer az praise IneeJlnt
I ThursTav at g p. m. led by Mrs r
TrfnIty Methodist south.
Rev J. H FITZGERALD OF Fl Paso
I presiding elder OF the Chiuanua DIS
trfct OF Mexico mission work. WI
J OCCUPY the uulnit at the mornlnf
services at Tri1itv church south au'
/ Rev C. x CamDbell. Of Aspurl
\ church. OF this city, VIII preach a
I the evening hour
sneciaI music for the morning ser
/ vice =I1l he as follows
I Anthem. praise Te Jehovah,
fS117dsl, Mrs. ". D. Howe and X.
Special music for the evening hou'
anthem. welcome Sweet Grace.
II rATacvl- solo. "On1y a Cross" by O. e
II Ballard. This song. was composed 70! .;
II Charles Herbert Ashton Of this CITY
| who has written a number OF song
II recentlr-
Services ct st. Clements churci
II Sunday viii be:
II Trolv Communion 1880 a. m
II Church school $50 a. m
rTTg,- ~ra~ ~ rn~ufrn for the III a. m
Morning = prayer and sermon /
0rran nre1ude. "1IadriraI." Rogers
Professional hymn. 516-
"The star snang1e5 Banner"
verite in C-Goodson-
TIE Deum in E-Batchelder.
Bene5ictus in T fiat.
Sermon hymn 1875.
III DoTologv
Offertory Anthem. ''I Am Alpha an
III 0meEa-Etainer
Presentation Of Aims; Chant
Dresden Amen.
occasional hymn 1874.
Or. Coleman r Bryan VIII nol
services in the army camps, as tol
|. lows. Holy communion. base hospital
N y. IT. C. A.. $3.50 a. m. Preaching
the studorium, IN the motor trucl
]. group. s p. m.
FIRST Presbyterian Church.
Sunday evening services at Frs
] Presbyterian church have been aban
doned for the summer period. To
! congreEa ton VIII unite, as usual. Il
4 the Sunday evening community ser
vice held in Cleveland square durinl
july AMI August.
The early evening program AM
friendly hour, conducted by member
] Of the CONGREGATION. IN cooperatlo
z NTH cha fan~HHHHmm N-wmu-WTH society