El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

sermon subject Some preliminary
plans for the -One Million Souls D.
June" program will be announced
In addition, there viii be several
selections by the choir The follow
ing organ pieces VIII be rendered
Melody in A. BONANZA" -Adora-
ton" one "Marche Religieuse." The
Il EpWorth League service at 500 D.
m viii be directed by c. H Appleton
The mems brotherhoods and the
} Knights OF Revolving Cross VIII as
] semble with the opening orchestral
number Of the sunday school
} Communion services will precede
Z the II o'clock sermon OF Rev ~. S
I Huggett at the Highland Park Meth
odist church All new members re-
3 cefved into hte church are urged to
/ Re present At niTht the services viii
be preceded by the Epworth league
( program at GAS. The theme for the
morning sermon viii be found in the
/ gospel OF st. John. chapter 3. verse
50 and for the night service IN the
I same gospel chapter 9, verse %.
aUnselflsh Praying
"Unselfish Praying VIII be the
I Orchard Park Methodist Episcopal
I church Sunday morning bis night
theme will be: Jesus, a World FaT-
ior."
Special services for the demobfilza-
tion OF the church's service flag viii
be held at the Trinity n. Z. church,
south. Sunday night Cen r l.
Howe viii make an address TO the
Eien who have been in service out OF
! Trinity church. Col Tompkins OF
: the Seventh cavalry, will also be
! crest OF honor All Of the men Who
have been in the United States serT-
ice that are in any way connected
with Trinity church are invited to
meet at 7;15 in order 10 occupy seats
Of honor. The service flag Will be
borne By coterie OF young women
dressed in pure white and viii be
deposited in a cedar chest where the
p ar relics Of Trinity church are kept.
A funeral march viii be played
By the OrEaniHt in memory Of
three soldiers who died in France
md taps VIII be sounded By five
huglers from the Seventh cav
Nov That You Have saved the
Country. What Are You Going 20 Do
About Itg VIII be the subject Of
Rev. P. r. Knlckerbocker's address a
this service AIRS I n. Corrington
VIII represent mothers Of the con-
gregation IN expressing appreciation
Service men viii be represented by
Rev. F. n johnson, secretary Of the
American Lesion
Talks on Dogs.
At the morning SERVE Mr.. Knicker-
booker VIII take as his theme; The
Little Dogs"
Junior and senior Epworth leagues
VIII meet at $50 p m Special music
viii be rendered at both morning
and night services
The Preacher and the Home" viii
be the morning subject OF Dr.. Floyd
Poe at the First Presbyterian church.
This sermon VIII follow the themes
Of the last two Sunday mornings
sermons in Shoes" and "Tne Face
at the window" F. C. Billings and
Mrs. A. h. Goldstein viii sing a duet,
'Wiu You Cor The quartet viii
sing Thou Shalt Keep Him in Per
feet Peace"
Instead OF the usual evening serv-
ice, Gaufs oratorio. The holy City.
viii be sung by a large chorus, com
posed OF % FL Paso singers, under
the direction Of Charles ]. Andrews
Mrs. James 6. 3fcNary VIII accom-
pany the singers. This musical eve
ming Is the third OF a series being
given IN the church this winter.
Music is proving to be as worship
ful and as inspirational as any other
form Of service, Dr.. Poe asserts.
Starts Sermon Series.
The Means OF Grace" will be the
first Of a series OF sermons by Rev. I
Watson Farley Sunday morning at
b g Westminster Presbyterian !
church. Mr.. Farley taking as his /
text: rs There No Balm in Gilead2 ]
Is There No Physician ThereT" a /
Quartet VIII furnish special music /
Evening services viii be held at 1880. /