El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22

sell Wilmington, OF FL aPso. re
GENTLY returned from service in
] France, viii deliver a brief address
/ at the First Methodist Episcopal
I church Sunday night he has con-
] scented TO speak on the Methodist
J centenary IN the light OF needs in
I the war countries as he has observed
them Following this address Rev
7 Henry Van Nalkenburgh will speak
I briefly on rs It Proper That the
Z Church Emphasize Money!" At the
morning service Mr.. Van FallSenburEh
viii speak on "A Great Principle, For
[ Long Overlooked"
Morning music: Dedication CSchu-
MANN. Postlude in G. Major
(Foote). Miss Clara Smell; anthem.
Come Unto Ne" Lewis), choir; solo,
selected, Miss Pateman.
Night music; ''ROmantique" Cham
inde), 'Pastorale" CChadwiclzl. Miss
Smell; anthem, wait Upon the Lord
(EEcelO. choir.
Trinity Methodist.
At Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church. South. at 1915. Rev. P r.
Knickerbocker viii preach the sew
enth OF his series OF sermons on the
beatitudes. subject, Blessed Are the
Pure in Heart for They Shall See
God"
At $50 81r. Knickerbocker will
preach the second OF his series OF
sermons on What Is Going on in FL
Paso."
Special music for morning service:
Anthem. "Jubilate Dec" (Pontens);
violin solo by Mrs. P. r Knicker-
special music for evening service:
Anthem. The Shepherds Good Care"
lNevin), and gospel solo by N. H.
Barrough.
Asbury Methodist.
At Asbury Methodist church. the
pastor, Rev. Hubert n. Smith, viii. at
the morning hour, preach on THE
True Riches" and Miss Annie Laura
Cochran viii sing. The centenary ad-
dress viii be given by H c. Collins.
At the evening hour, the topic viii
be The Pharisee," and Miss Margaret
Biely- viii render a piano solo, Moon
Hight on the Hudson"
Highland Park Methodist.
There VIII be services at II a. m.
and $3.50 p. m. at Highland Park
Methodist church.
East FL Paso Baptist.
At East FL Paso Baptist church,
Sunday morning at II o'clock and eve
ming az 1880, the pastor, Rev J. z.
the evening service the church viii
meet in extra ordinary session for the
purpose OF disbanding, in order to
unite with the Alta Vista Baptists.
putting God First.7
At the First Baptist church, the
pastor, Rex J. F. Williams. viii
preach At the morning hour on Put Z
ting God First" At night the sub I
iect viii be The Death OF Noses"
At the morning hour Mrs. Joe Dean
viii sing Come Te Blessed" (Scott) I
At night Prof Evans viii sing Saved F.
ly Grace" Crosby. and Messrs. I
Evans, Scott, Kidweu and Haggard, I
male quartet. viii sing
To Preach on Heaven.
Heaven" viii be Rev. l. o. Yer
millions theme at Highland Park ]
Baptist church at II a. m
voices Calling" viii be the 1850
On Sunday at the First CongreEa- /
tional church, at 10 q m, Rev. Dwight
j. Bradley viii begin a series OF five
lectures on "A Reasonable Faith" the
first subject being Revelation"
At II a. n. Mr. Bradley viii deliver ]
the first Of five sermons on The No I
bic Path" the first sermon called
Pillow and Furrow"
At p M. there viii be q reading Z
by Mr. Bradley from the poetry oil
W hitter. with an Interpretation Of
he religious poetry OF the nineteenth 1
At the First Presbyterian church
Rev. Dr. Wallace. Of Los Angeles,
L m, The Restoration and Renewal i
u the Religious Life" viii be the
subject and at p. m, "a Soldiers
Confession"
AItura Presbyterian.
In What Spirit Do You Give to the I
Lord" viii be the theme Of the dis
course by Rev. C. H. MItchelmore at I