El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

D tyred soldiers. He will read inter
views from senator Robert Owen
! Conan Doyle. Champ Clarke. Bernard
Shaw. Frank Crane and other lead
: ing minds Of the world He viii also
I read interviews from W W. Turney
I r. F. Thomson. J. C. Ballard. Cyrus
Jones. Gen Robert Lee Howe. Dr.
( Ramey, C. II. Harvey. James McNa "
and other leading men OF Fl Paso.
Special music Tor the morning service
includes the anthem, THE Earth Is
the Lords (ROEers). and a solo. THE
Voice In the Wilderness" by Mrs
+ Graham. Special music for the
evening hour includes the anthem
Nearer to Thee" and a gospel solo
by C. L CoEgeshall.
Highland Park Methodist church
viii have the following program at
the morning servie: Voluntary; in
vocation; hymn No. 70; apostles creed
in unison; prayer; hymn No. 81;
scripture lesson. Isaiah, chapter 40.
offertory- hymn No. 346; sermon. text
Hebrews iiL13; prayer; hymn No. 34s;
benediction-
The Epworth league viii meet at
Z P. m; preaching at $50.
First Methodist Services.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
church, the sermons viii be by the
pastor. Rev. Henry Van ValkenburEh.
as follows Morning service. Faith.
What Is IT." Morning music will
include; Prelude Chopin. Miss
Clara Smell; anthem. He Shall Come
Down Like Rain" CHerbert1. choir.
postlude (Stultz), Miss SMELL
At the night service the sermon
win be on Ruth. the Beautiful with
Lessons or the Modern Girl in Love"
Music viii include: MY Peace Thou
Art fShubertl anthem, He Leadeth
Ne" CHerbert), "Arabesque') Waran-
geld. Miss Smell The new young
mems class being organized viii hold
its initial session Sunday morning.
The Brotherhood Of Men meet for Bible
and social discussion in the morning
sunday school hour, with Frank Ack-
erman. teacher, and H L Birney,
president.
A wide awake young peoples meet
ing by the Epworth league meets at
Z p. m Seven new members were re-
ceived at its last meeting. Knights
OF the Revolving Cross (hfgh school
bOTs), meet in their club room at
the morning hour.
The pastor, Rev Rufus c. Baker,
win take as his subject -ou the Da-
mascUs Road" a. the Orchard Park
morning. The Sunday night subject
wiz be The Young Person With a
Program" The latter is the third In
the series OF Sunday evening talks
to young people which the pastor IS
giving
At the First Congregational church,
Rev Dwight Bradley. pastor VIII
preach on "Quench Not the Spirit"
Imme diately at the close Of the serv-
ice the pastor will leave for Grand
Rapids, Mich where he goes as a
delegate and speaker at the Congre-
gauonal National council which meets
there this week and next During Mr.
Bradley's absence from the city the
evening services viii be discontinued
At 1915 a. m the pastor VIII conduct
the bible class in & study OF the first
20 years Of Moses life.
At Westminster Presbyterian church
Rev. Watson II Farley, the pastor,
viii preach morning and evening.
Services at Bethany Presbyterian
church on Sunday VIII be as follows.
Rally day exercises in the Sunday
school at SEAS a. m; preaching at II
a. m and 1880 p m
Christ knocking at the Door" will
be the theme OF the discourse by the
Rev. C. H Aitchelmore, at the Altura
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
In the evening the subject viii be
Work Out Your Own Salvation"
Second Sermon on ssThe 8Iob.s
Services VIII be held in the First
Presbyterian church at Il o'clock and
1880. The pastor. Dr. Floyd Poe, viii
preach both times, in the morning
on the subject 'Life's Game Of Check
srs." and in the evening he viii con-
tinue the series Of sermons on The
Mob This theme VIII be The Mob:
Its Basis" The sermon viii further
develop the study Of crowd instincts
The music for the day viii include
Tie anthems. Turn Ye Even Unto
5Ie.@ by Harker, and seek Ye the
Lord, by Roberts. and the solos,
Lord Cod Of Abraham" by Men
dolssohn. sung by Frank Cheek. and
20 Jesus, Thou Art Standing" by
Geible. sung by c. J. Andrews. The
Christian Endeavor service VIII be
led by Glenn Bixler, recently re-
turned from France
The pastor, Rev. Hubert IL Smith,
VIII preach at Asbury Methodist
church at both services on The
emphasis in the morning on the ma
terial, and in the evening on the
spiritual aspect Of the subject In
the morning Mrs. Rose Young viii
sing Jesus, Lover Of Ny Soul" and
liz the evening, the usual half hour
will be devoted TO song, during which
Mrs. A. A. Lawler and Y. Y. Boone
VIII each sing solos.
Special sunday Music.
DR.. J. T. King, pastor. viii preach
at Highland Park Baptist church sun
day morning on Christ in the Home"
His evening subject viii be The
Most Important Question Ever Fro
pounded 10 Man" Special music viii
be given at both services
At the Government Hill Baptist
church. the pastor, Grover c. Linn,
VIII preach morning and evening. For
the morning hour his text viii be-
And I, If I Be Lifted Up. VIII Draw
All Men Unto Ne" his subject for
the 8 o'clock service VIII be The Last
Step"
At the First Baptist church sun
day morning DR.. v. I. Masters Of At
lanta, Ca, viii preach. DR.. Mas
tiers is educational secretary Of the
home mission board Of the Southern
Baptist convention. In the afternoon
between 2 and o'clock teams OF men.
two and two. viii canvass the mem
bership for pledges TO the current ex-
penses for 1920. At night DR.. z. c..
Routh, editor OF the Baptist Stand
ard, Dallas. Texas, VIII preach and
via administer the ordinance Of bap-
tlsm 10 his two children who recently
MORE
made a profession Of faith at the
First church. At night the mixed
quartette viii sing. On Tuesday aft
ernOon the WOmen's auxiliary VIII
meet and the subject win be 1.-THE
Foreign Mission Outlook" Mrs. Van
Wilson VIII be leader.
Especial emphasis is put on the re-
quest that all members OF the Cen
tral Baptist chuch be present Sunday
inc oh nd