El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15

Sermon.
i DoxOlOEy.
y Offertory anthem. The Recessional
b words by Rudyard Kipling).
Presentation Of aims, chant
National hymn.
TwOfold amen.
Recessional hymn, S95.
The order Of the . o'clock service
follows:
organ prelude. AIlegretO con motto,
Heller.
/ Professional hymn. IS.
The. Star-Spangled Banner.
Gloria in E, Wickes.
Magnificent and Nunc Demittis in D.
Clare
Kneeling hymn. 42s-
Hymn 335.
Sermon
/ Offertory anthem. Praise Sc he
Father, GOunod-
Presentation OF aims, chant
! National hymn
/ Fivefold amen
I Vesper hymn, 654.
Recessional hymn. 525.
Quartet to sing.
At Asbury Methodist church sun
day. both preaching services viii be
D Fathers and sons day. In the morn
ing the centenary address viii be
given by Robert Winans. and the spe-
clai music by the gray-haired quartet
I The pastor. Rev. Hubert Il. smith,
/ VIII preach On the House That Hath
[ Foundations"
/ In the evening the program Will be
song. IAN IAN the Power OF Jesus's
{ Name"
Prayer By pastor.
Song, america by the boys.
! Address. Dad and Z" by master
( A. J. ". sehmid, jr.
Address. Son" BY ". 4. Lark.
Duet and chorus, Where Is Ny
Wandering Boy Tonight"
Address, The Parable OF the Prodi-
gal Father" by T. E. Blanchard
Solo and chorus, Tell Mother I'll Be
There"
Benedictiou.
Orchard Park Methodist.
The pastor Rev. Rufus c. Baker
Will continue the series OF Sunday
morning sermons on Christian stew
urdshlp at the Orchard Park MeIho-
dist Episcopal church Sunday. The
subject Tor the II a n sermon VIII
be. The Stewardship OF Character"
At 7-30 p n he viii speak from the
subject, Sleeping Beauties
At Trinity VI. Z.
At Trinity ~ T. church. south, at
1915 Rev P r. Knickerbocker viii
preach on Blessed Are. They That
Mourn for They Shall Be Comforted."
At 2.30 IN the afternoon Dr. Riddeu
VIII deliver a lecture sermon at q
meeting for men only in the audi
toriCm OF the church
At 1880 Mr. Euickerbocker's theme
VIII be, "Wiu Your Dreams Come
True in Your SOM"
Special music for morning service:
Anthem, The Soul Of the Right
eous" (NOble)-
solo. selected. by II Il. Barrough.
Anthem. Draw Nigh 20 lie Ys
Weary (CorueI).
Trio. i VIII Lay Ne Down
Brown Mrs ". D. Howe. c. c.
Ballard. II. H BarrouEh-
Does 1t Pay to PrayF
Rev Henry Van Valkenburgh viii
speak at the First Methodist EpiscO-
pal church at night on. Does II Pay
10 Pray2" The choir viii render,
sweet sabbath Eve" (Kirkaatrick),
and the organ selections viii be from
Heuseiedt and Mcdowell A Father
and Son program viii be the central
theme at the morning worship. The
pastor VIII speak on Linked Hands"
The choir VIII render, i WIN Bless
the LORD fHau). and Miss Smell viii
give instrumeutals from Chopin and
Schubert,
A Memorial Service.
Rev. ". 5. HugEett viii preach at
Park Methodist church. the theme be-
ing The Kingdom Of Cod" At night
a memorial sreVice will be held on
behalf of two lately deceased mem
Ders OF the church Elmer Ernest
Owens and Cynthia Lee. Special
music VIII be provided. J. D. 3IcAlur-
try viii speak at the morning service
and P I. Nichols at the night service.
First Baptist.
At the First Baptist church, sun
day, the pastor Rev J. F. Williams,
viii preach morning an evening The
subject Of the morning sermon viii
be, Moses the Mighty; Of the even
ing sermon, The Living Water"
At Highland Park.
At Highland Park Baptist church
the pastors theme at II a n wiz be,
Baptist Loyalty Bands" at ESQ ?.
rn-- The Parable Of the Sewer"
A r. Millican viii sing IN the
morning and Mr.. Hams in the even .
'TD Man to Sing.
At Central Baptist church Rev. Geo. Z
W. Mccall win preach at Il a. m and /
1-45 p m In addition to the anthem !
BY the choir, Howard Wade Kinsey,
western song director for the 7. II. c. /
A. viii sing at both services.
At the First Christian Church.
Ny Fathers God" Is the sermon /
subject at the First Christian church j
Sunday night in keeping with the /
sentiment Of Fathers and Sons week. 1
Service viii begin at 7:30 ,. m
Communion and sermon viii be 4
given AZ le-45 a. m The subject will !
be. Things That War Against the
Soul"
At Austin Park.
At Austin Park Christian church. at
the morning service. Rev. S. r. Nc
Clure viii speak on the theme, Gods
Care for His Followers"
The subject OF the evening sermon
wiz be. Jehovah Our Refuge"
Westminster Presbyterian.
At the Westminster Presbyterian
church the topic Of the morning SER
non. viii be, Our Duty TO the Nom
Christian World" Music BY the quar-
let and solo by Mrs. J. " Christie. /
aIr. Farley VIII preach In the evening
It 1870.
First Presbyterian.
Dr. Thomas D. Wallace viii preach
morning and evening az the First
2resoy terrain church. His subject al
a m, viii be, Visions and
Dreams"
At 1880 p. n. the theme viii be. "a
Door Opened That No Man Can Shut"
AlturH Presbyterian.
Prayer and the Order % Nature"
Till be the theme OF the discourse By
Rev. c Fl 1Iitchelmore at the Altura
'resoyterian church Sunday morning
e 1913 o'clock
AItura Presbyterian.