El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12
Canteen Car At Union Station Closed
and Workers Are Given Reserve Status

80 = ~ ~ = - - = - = 49,
Q meals we're given to 1921 The num-
Der Of soldiers who avalleu them
selves OF the bath house at the sta
ton numbered 1908 The workers
SEM Al kilograms for soldiers and
distributed 12Ss540 magazines and
1857 post cards. A revolving
stamp fund Of S3s was the means Or
selling f1i95o-I2 worth OF stamps to
soldiers. The service at the car also
included advice TO mothers and wives
as TO how 20 find their sons ana
husbands. checking baggage sending
kilograms, furnishing stationery, pro-
riding magazines and books. serving
food, laundering clothing, giving first
aid and entertainm enC and maintain
ing a hospital car and bath house.
Charles p Pettus. director OF can
teen service Of the Southwestern di-
vision, was in FL PasO Tuesday and
addressed the workers at the car at
tne closing ceremonies.
Dr.. ~. l. Brown, Of the local chap
ter Of the American Red Cross. gave
talk. Both Dr. Brown and Mr..
Pettus spoke Of the unusual char
acter OF work and efficient service
rendered by the workers here.
About one hundred and fifty guests
we're served cake and coffee At the
at the Union station
Various phases OF the problems
connected with the assimilation Of
foreigners coming 70 the United
states were discussed At the regular
meeting OF the study class in Chris
ton characterization or Tuesday az
rernoou at the First resbEterian
church. Airs. Nary Hamilton told Wig
she thought America had not com
p-etely assimilated the foreigner.
When 4 Foreigner Becomes an
American" was the subject Of Mrs
Taylcr's talk. Mrs r. H Darlington,
visitor gave some helpful remarks
Ms W H Day gave a talk on The
Difficulties Of the Foreign Woman,
ana read Bryants poem, 20 Mother OF
a Mighty Race "UnAmerlcan Conui-
lions" was the subject discussed by
Mrs ~. L Crockett Mrs. Nanderpool
gave some facts proving that America
is responsible partly for the arrested
assimilation Of the foreigner. ''The
signed Mrs. E Gnchrist- A Bible read
ing, The Law Of the Stranger was
conducted by Mrs. n. 3. Heron, fol-
lowed by prayers FOR or country and
the immigrant
The Girls Glse club entertained the
high school students in the sudito-
rum Wednesday morning with a pro-
gram arranged by George Daland.
The program follows:
Song. Three Little Chsstnuts.1 By
the entire chorus. accompanied at the
piano by Miss Amelia Harper.
Dance by Misses Florence Glover,
ME Quisenberry and Catheryn Bal
lard accompanied at the piano BY Zoe
Radcliff
Monologue By Ruth Goodman.
song. The StoryboolE Ball. Misses
Elizabeth Graham. Louise Grambell.
Nellie Mas Beauchant and Merle Ia
song. Miss Louise Mccall, director:
Dorothy Lewis. Nell Drummer. Dorothy
Darnell Charlie Lee Kelly and Anna
Dance. Miss Blanche Cornwall
Duet Miss Lillian Crochet and Miss
Florence glover, accompanied at the
The regular monthly meeting OF the /
board Of directors Of the Young Won
ems Christian association viii be held
IN the central building at $3.50 o'clock l
on Thursday afternoon, instead OF the I
qialeiF following the business meet ]
ing OF the directors at $3.50, there viii .
ne an open meeting. ct which mem
Ders Of al the assoclations commit ]
tees and all members Of the associa- I
ton are 20 be present The week from /
November 8 70 Is. inclusive. Is the I
world g Fellowship week Of PRAYER for /
association work Following the de-
votlonaI service on Tuesday afternoon, /
tax. The Needs Of Women /
Throughout the world" viii be given
y Mrs PAU Heermans' chairman OF 4
the religious educational committee 4
Of the 7. Y. c. A.
tuesday evening members Of the /
6i-L- club held their regular weekly ]
I'D rr- rIaHN
prepared and served the supper for (
the boys Miss Florence Cathcart,
Kiss '8rederlcEa Aipu, Miss Dorothy
Lewis. Mss GLADYS Booth. Mrs Chas.
aammel Ars- Carl Price and Miss
Dorotny Erlce were the girls who
volunteered their services. Dr.. Wf1
Robinson spoke TO the members Of /
the club on care OF the Teeth W D
T. Lnolnass OF the was absent :
from the meeting. Hr. Thomas is
ing the various high schools and be-
coming acquainted with the orEaniza-
lions Of the Hi-L clubs at the various
Next Tuesday the Hey mem-
oers VIII entertain the football team.
The Five Point Circle OF Central
Baptist church met at the home 81
Mrs. p. A. Rowe, z6O7 Grant avenue,
tuesday afternoon at o'clock Mrs
p =. Kicks opened the meeting with
= Ar1euA on a-eati-r 41llNs Are. 81 u
Strong led the prayer and Mrs. H =.
West read the minutes Of the previous
meetin, after which a short business
session was held. L P McChesney
gave an excellent talk on the S75,-
100000 campaign OF the Baptist
churches. 1rs. J. Walter Christie
gave two beautiful vocal selections.
were served by the hos
tess. assisted by AIRS L p IcChesney,
sIrs. Harry Swain offered ner home
for che next meeting
The Missionary Society Of Trinity
Methodist church held a meeting on
tuesday afternoon IN the church par
.ors- The Bible lesson was given by
MIS- S. G. Douglas Reports were
made by the officers and then busi-
ness questions were discussed. Mrs.
Robert Lander sang a solo accom-
panied by Mrs. J. c. Ballard AID
tribute was given TO the memory Of
Miss Ernestine Murray. Tuesday be-
.nE the anniversary OF her birthday.
by Mrs. ]. Ayers. The meeting
closed with prayer by AIRS. J. c.
Ballard.
TIE Missionary society OF Ashury
Methodist church viii hold its usual
business meeting Thursday
afternoon at 3 o'clock In the church