El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

DLANS are being made for the con
1 yention here Of the FL Paso Bap-
fist association which viii meet al
the First Baptist church on Septem-
Der II and viii be In session prob
ably three days. There are ter
churches in the association and the
chief feature viii be reports on the
work OF the past y months.
A number OF the FL Paso churches
VIII emphasize some feature in con-
neetIon with Labor day in their sun
day services. recalling the fact that
Christ was carpenter. Some OF
them VIII relnqulsh their evening
services in favor OF the Labor day
religious service TO be held at Cleve-
land Square Sunday evening.
Other churches. having partlci-
pated in the union services at Cleve-
land square during the summer
months are resumlng tomorrow even
ing their regular Sunday evening ser
vices at their respective church edi-
flces-
At a number o. churches. the ordi-
nance Of baptism, or the communion
service. viii be administered Sunday
morning
First Baptist Church.
Rev J. r Williams, who has been
supply pastor al the First Baptist
church at greensboro, KY. for five
weeks. and visiting relatives and
friends meanwhile, has returned and
viii conduct the Sunday services.
The subject Of the morning sermon
VIII be The Grace Of Patience" The
evening service viii be evangelistic.
There are several candidates await
fnr baptism and the pastor wishes
them TO be ready for the ordinance
after the evening sermon.
Central Baptist Church.
Rev. H f. Vermillion viii preach
at II e. m and s p m and VIII sup
ply the pulpit FOR the month OF Sep
TENDER The special music for the
morning service VIII be as follows
Anthem. sing for the Day Is Break
inE." wilson
Solo. 20 Eyes That Are Weary
Irs. C. C. Ballard
Special music for evening service.
Duet. PRAYER Of the Wanderer-"
Conde- AIRS. Q. @ Ballard and Mrs.
" G. Abbott.
Solo. The Heart That Was Broken
Tor Ne" Tenter. Mrs c. C. Ballard
First Christian Church.
Rev. 1IiIo Atkinson viii deliver a
labor day sermon at the morning
service at 1n-f5 a. m
Christian Endeavor meeting viii be
held at 6-f5 o. m.
This church Joins IN the union ser
vice in Cleveland square at p m.
st. Clements Episcopal Church
holy communion viii be held at 1880
a. NJ the first service Of the day.
Communion viii also be held at II
o'clock, following the church school
which VIII begin az $3.50 a m The
order Of the i o'clock service follows;
rH----rr Alec
fsecond organ sonata, Guilmant
Kyrie IN q. Barnby-
Gloria Tibi in c, Tails.
Hymn s9L
Sermon
DoEoloEv-
Offertory anthem king a. Love
ny Shepherd Is" Shelley
Presentation OF aims, chant
National hymn
Sanctus IN C. Taylor.
Communion hymn, 225
Gloria in Excelsis. old chant
ab1ution hymn 22s
Flrefold amen.
Occasional HYMN 155.
The church officers are: Rev Fuller
Swift. rector. Rev. Coleman F. Bvram.
Pm. d. civilian chaplain; Rev. George
Daland. rganist, and 2. H. C..
Williams. deacon
Asbury Methodist Church.
q
next Sunday morning the pastor. Rev.
q. X. Campbell will speak on Peters
Development in the idea Of Atone
ment The Lords supper viii be
administered
~ the evening service the pastor
wiz preach on Jesus the Busy Man
OF Gali1ee-" 4 young women's quar-
tet VIII sing
FIRST Methodist Church.
Chaplain Guy C. Tetirick, 314th
cavalry. VIII preach at the First
Methodist church Sunday morning at
the usual hour. The evening service
VIII give way TO the union Labor day
service on Cleveland square. Mrs. c.
r Appleton viii lead the Christian
Endeavor on the subject Of missions.
Orchard Park Methodist Church.
The pastor. Rev Rufus C. Baker.
viii preach from the theme, The
Christians Warfare and the Chris
tian's Armor." at the Orchard Park
Methodist church Sunday at II a. m.
Al opportunity 10 unite with the
church viii be given at the close Of
WHY .CTTFFFP WITH