El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-05
ARMY Y FILLS MANY PIJLPITS
IN FL PAS0 CHURCHES SUNDAY
Opportunity to Take Vacations Is Furnished by the
Men Who Worked For the Soldiers in War; Union
Meeting in Cleveland Square to Supplement
the Morning Devotions Of Congregations.

THE Young Mems Christian asso-
/ citation. which has done so much
for the soldiers in tie Of war. comes
now to the aid OF the tired pastors
Of FL Paso in time Of peace.
Preachers and workers Of the Army
.'YH viii fill pulpits in many OF FL
Paso's churches Sunday, while the
pastors. who have worked unceasing-
" 70 help both soldiers and civilians
il the trying times viii take short
rests.
VIII be under the direction OF the
First Christian church, Rev. Milo
atkinson preaching at 6 o'clock on
cold Glory New Glory"
Services in the various churches
viii be as follows
st. Cdement's Episcopal
At St Clements Episcopal church.
Rev Fuller Swift. rector, Services on
Sunday. the third Sunday after
Trinity, VIII be as follows
Holy Communion. 1880 a. n.
Church School. $50 g. N.
Holy Communion and sermon. II
The order Of the II o'clock service
follows;
organ prelude: Fugue IN fiat
major. on St AIMS Tune. Bach
Professional hymn. $50
The Star-Spangled Banner
Kyrie IN A. Elvey.
Gloria Tibi in c. Tours
Hymn 60z-
Sermon
The DOxology.
affertory anthem; duet. The Lord IS
Ny Shepherd. Emart
National Hymn
Sanctus IN A. Staine-.
Communion Hymn. 225.
Gloria IN Excelsis, Old Chant
Twofold. Amen
Post Communic1 Hymn. pa
ReceEsionai hvun-
Altura Presbyterian
Sowing Wheat and TIRES in the
Same Field viii be the theme OF the
discourse by Rev. C 4 Mitchelmore. :
at the Aitura Presbyterian church
SUNDAY morning In the evening the
subject viii be, BE Real Be, Rath- !
er Than Seen to Be"
Westminster Presbyterian
At the Westminster Presbyterian !
church the sacrament OF the Lords /
supper viii be observed at the II /.
o'clock service. Thomas H Christian I
Of the Army ~Er' viii lead the sing !
ing and sing e sole
The session OF the church viii meet ]
in the pastors study at 1875 to re- I
ceiVe any who wish to join the church Z
Asbury Methodist.
At Asburv Methodist church. in the I
pastor Of 11th Avenue Methodist Z
and slrs. A. A LAWYER viii sing, The I
Shepherd OF the Fold" by Barnard 4
IN the evening. Rev W p. Beau
champ. OF san Marcial. n ~ viii .
preach. and Miss Josephine Turrentine /
viii sing, Come nto Me-" BY Robt
A. King.
At Trinity, u. E.. church south.
the services Sunday viii be as fol-
F3ss5-,fr,s a. 1o-ss a m Rev. Frank
Sear. Of the Southern Methodist Uni
versitr. will preach At s p m, Rev
P R Knickerbocfer, pastor. VIII de-
liver the last Of his sermons before
leaving on his vacation The subject
would you Like to Climb ont Of
Hell .,
trinity quartet win sing.
First Methodist.
N the absence from the city OF
Rev. Henry Van Nalkenburgh, pastor
Kelley O'Neal, social and religious
director of the z ~ G A. viii preach
at the morning service. at the FIRST
Methodist Episcopal church There
viii be special music
At . n, this congregation joins
in the union services in Cleveland
Square
At austin Park Christian church.
at the mtrning service the pastor,
Rev :. r. Mcclure, viii preach on
the subject. The Unheeded Call"
Thee will be special music both morn
ing and evening.
AT the evening services the subject
viii be- The Preemenence Of Chris
siauity in Solving the Capital and
Labor Problem"
Union Services.
cold Glorr's New Glory viii be the
subject Of Rev. Milo Atkins0n's ser
mon in Cleveland square at D N.
The choir Of the First Christian
church viii furnish special music. in
Guiding a number by the mixed quar-
tet, and THAT Beautiful Land" by
the male quartet All singers are re-
qrested 70 come 70 the platform
Highland Park Baptist.
Rev Z. 0. Fermillion VIII preach
a. the Highland Park Baptist church
both morning and evening. The morn
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