El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27

cUNDAY marks the close Of the con-
y ference year for the Methodist
Episcopal churches. South, and the
opening Of a new conference year for
the Methodist Episcopal churches Of
FL Paso. The New Mexico conference
Of the church south, TO which the FL
Psso churches belong. will be held
next week at Tucumcari. n. N. and
the pastors Of the four local churches
viii attend, leaving FL Paso Wednes-
day. The New Mexico conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church ad-
1ourned last sunday night at Albu-
Querque. Pastors OF both local
churches, Rev. Henry Van Nalken-
burg, Of First church. and Rev. Rufus
c. Baker. Of Orchard Park church,
were returned Cor another years
service.
Sermon Based on Book.
Rev Henry Van Valkenburgh. pas
tor, will preach at the First Methodist
Episcopal church both morning and
night. His morning subject will be,
A Faithful Steward and an Adequate
Task" His night subject viii be IF
Any Nan Sin" This discourse is based
upon the book, IF Any Man Sin" by
Cody. There viii be special music at
both services
Inc La44E Gay
Tor the sunday school viii be given
one week later. The pastor wishes
TO meet the entire constituency Of
the church Sunday as very important
announcements viii be made
Sunday marks the beginning Of the
third year OF the pastorate Of Rev
Rufus C. Baker at the Orchard Park
Methodist Episcopal church The
morning sermon subject viii be or
gaming for Efficiency" The theme
for the evening, What Think Ye Of
Christi"
VIII Review Passionate.
At Trinity II E church South, Rev
P. r knickerbocker viii preach on
-.Isaiahs Vision" As this is the last
sunday before conference, Mr.. Knick-
erbocker viii give a resume Of the
three years pastorage, which closes
Sunday
At s 2. m. Mr.. Knickerbocker's
theme viii be The Boy Problem
Mr.. Everman, boy scout commissioner I
for FL Paso, viii deliver q 10-minute
address on the boy scouts W. V.
Thomas, in charge Of the boys work
at the Y. IL C. A, viii speak on the
\. H. c. A and the boy. Mr.. Knick- I
erbocker's theme viii be " hat SHAH /
we do with him2 Boys and their I
mothers and a1thers are most cordi- !
ally invited 10 this service.
Special music Tor morning service
Morn Breaks SweeIy Ger Thee solo, 4
The Garden Of God" Mrs. W. D. 4
Howe In the evening the anthem I
viii be Face TO Face (Fuuer). and 4
q duet VIII be sung by Mrs. W. D. /
Howe and c. c. Ballard.
In the morning at Asbury Park +
Methodist church South, Mrs. W. q. 1
Care, president Of the missionary so
clety, viii make an address in behalf /
Of the society, showing the work done 4
by the women Of the southern Merho-
dist church, and urging all 10 Join
one OF the four societies in Asbury |
church Miss Carrie Miller and J. ".
Pettus viii sing a duet, some Happy
Day by J. W Van De Nenter. This
viii be followed by the communion
service In the evening, the pastor.
Rev. Herbert II Smith, viii preach
the last sermon Of the conference year.
showing in the retrospect the work
Of the year The male quartet viii
sing as part Of special service Of song
which occupies half the evening ser
vice New members are TO be re-
ceived at both evening and morning
At Highland Park Methodist church
South, the subject Of the morning ser
vice VIII be Strength for the Day
Rev. c K. Campbell viii preach and
hold the fourth quarterly conference
Evanglistic Service.
At the First Baptist church Sunday
the pastor. Rev. J. F. Will
ans. VIII preach on Seeking the
Lost At the evening hour Rev. n.
W Woodson, recently Of Waco. Texas,
vii preach The service will be evan
selistic- Anthems viii be rendered
BY the choir at both services. A work
ars conference OF the men OF the
church and congregation will be held ;
u p. m sunday IN the church parlor. ]
Rev Grover c. Linn. formerly pas
.or Of the First Baptist church of
Douglas, Ariz-, viii preach morning
and evening Sunday at the Govern I
nent Hiu Baptist church. He re- /
iigned his Douglas pastorate TO en- I
gage IN war work In Los Angeles. and /
'ecently came here from the latter
.lty- Although still a young man. M
inn has had wide experience in the 7
ministry He began his career as a
newspaper man and was studying law Z
yhen he received the call to preach I
he gospel Since coming to the
'outhwests he has served churches in 2
18th New Mexico and Arizona. He 7
stablished a mission IN Jerome. Arfz.. p
nd has done considerable evanEeIfstfs [ r
work along the border. While nastor s
u the Douglas church, he saw it'll :
TOW into one Of the strongest 2
hurches in the state. At the II O'Clock
erv1ce, Mr- Linn viii preach on The
ipirit Filled Life" and in the evening s
rs subject will be why I Believe s
ne Bible 10 Be the Word OF God" -