El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

Rev. J. T. Lane will have for his
theme, The Centenary Campaign"
Rev ". s Huggett will preach in
the morning on The Coming Of the
Kingdom" and at night on s'Conver-
sions." The preaching hours are at
IL a. m. and 1870 p. m
The First Methodist.
Rev. NJ J. Trenery, d. D.. OF Chi
caEo, viii speak at the morning ser
vice in the First Methodist Episcopal
church. DR.. Trenery directs the sun
day school department Of the Centen-
airy movement
Rev. Henry VanValkenburgh, pas
tor, will speak at night on Where
and How Of a Life Work" Sunday
commences the stewardship Of life
week in the six weeks forward move
ment campaign
Morning music: Prelude CSchu-
mann); Postlude (Beethoven). Miss
Clara Smell Anthem, Nearer Ny
God to Thee" Sweeney, choir Solo,
(selected), Mrs. c. J. Andrews.
Night music: Prelude Cdendelss-
ohm. POstlude, in 3 minor (Bach),
Miss Smell. Anthem. Ponder NV
Words, o Lord" (Dauks), choir. Solo,
selected, Mrs. r. J. Wilson
A Happy LIFE Talk.
At Trinity ~ E church. south. Rev.
P. r KnickerbOcker, pastor, at 1915
viii preach the sixth Of his series Of
happy life" sermons. Subject viii
be. Blessed are the merciful, for they
shall obtain mercy"
At 1880 p. m. Rev. Mr. Knicker-
bocker's subject viii be Whatever a
man soweth."
Special music for the morning ser
vice viii be: Anthem. 20 Holy, Holy,
Holy Lord" Shelley. Solo. Consider
rough.
Special music for Sunday night:
Quartet and a gospel solo by Mrs. ".
D Howe.
Asbury Methodist.
At Asbury Methodist church, the
pastor, Rev. Hubert " Smith. will
preach Sunday morning on The CITY
OF Refuge" and Miss Amelia Harper
viii sing. In the evening the topic
will be, what shall I do with Jesus
that is called Christi" Miss Hazel
Wells will sing.
The Centenary address will be Civ
en- by Miss Eula Harper at the evening
service
To Hold Roll Call.
There viii be a roll call Of the $50
members Of Westminster Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at II o'clock
Rev Watson N Farley viii preach
at the morning service. the quartet
viii sing a selection and Mrs. J. ".
Christie a solo.
A c. Gaebelein. who is to deliver I
six lectures in Westminster. viii be- l
gin his series of lectures Sunday /
evening at 1850, and continue through 4
the week.
AItura Presbyterian.
"A Hundred Years Of Missions" will 4
be the theme Of the discourse by the 4
Rev. c. H 1Iitchelmore at the AItura /
ng at 10:45- In the evening the sub
ect will be. The Blessedness Of the i
2eacemaker."
Orchard Park Methodist.
Saving the Church" viii be Rev.
Rufus 9. Bakers theme at II a. m
sunday at the Orchard Park Metho-
list Episcopal church. At $50 D. m.
-oung people, at which time he will
reach from the subject, Fitting
n
Highland Park baptist.
At Highland Park Baptist church
he pastor, Rev. L o. Vermillion, will
reach the second Of a series on THE
Jhurch" at Il a. N.
The evening service begins with q
ongfest at 1880. The service will be
vangelistic- Special music viii be
at each service.
The First Baptist.
At the First Baptist church the
astor. Rev. J. F. Williams. will
he morning sermon viii be. The
-cid Test Of Discipleship." Subject Of
vening sermon. The Only Living
Way" At the morning hour the an
hem will be, How Lovely Are Thy
dwellings," (Fearis. Prof. Evans
I'll sing Jesus Calls Us Ger the Tu-
lult" (Alexander).
at night the male quartet viii sing.
Austin Park Christian.
At Austin Park Christian church
erTices viii begin at 10:45 a. N. The
astor, Rev. S. P. Mcclure. will I
peak on The Sufnciency Of His Z
race" There will be special music (
9th morning and evening. Z
The evening sermon will be on AN
Inspected Service" at 1880. N
First Christian. {
Rev. Henri Anet and Madame Anet, {
Clabecq, Belgium, will occupy the {