El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07
Church affairs.

Circle No. 3 OF the First Methodist
church met on Tuesday afternoon al
the home Of Mrs. F. l. Pitm2n on
Tularosa street with q large number
Of members present After the busi-
ness session the hostess served re-
freshments. Those present Were
Mesdames J. c. MOrthinEton. T. T.
Bosserman. H J.. Boone. X. F. Bot
toroff. J. W. s. Cross. W. H Pickles.
]. p Fisk, Joe Carpenter, w H
Thomas. j.. II Pratt, T. A Wooten.
H H Kuhn. G. O. Everman and
Frank Ackerman-
Mrs Julius Bergman Is chairman
OF the supper committee Of the Phila-
thea class Of the First Presbyterian
church for the supper TO be served
in the church dining room at $3.50
Thursday evening. She viii be as
sisted by Mrs. z. l. Barrow, Mrs
Tom Schneider. Mrs J. H. Phippeny,
Miss Louise PREFER, and Miss Gene
We've BannelL The occasion is TO be
in honor OF the mothers Of the Phiia-
theas. DR.. Nettie Satterlee has ar
ranged a program. which includes
numbers by Mrs. Henry T. Bowie, the
teacher Of the class. Miss Eva Staple
ton, Miss Florence Lilly. Miss Estelle
COllord. Miss Marguerite Ehart- Miss
Frances Arozena, Mrs. J. Arthur Ram
say. Miss Freda Rheinheimer and
Miss Kate Hanley-
At the First Presbyterian church
tonight at z-30 there VIII be a ser
vice for reception OF members At
$40 dinner viii be served by Mrs r.
II. Hornbeck. chairman. Mrs J. j..
Knox. Mrs. Christine Garlick. Mrs.
c. G. Buehler, Mrs. A. T. Hunt, Mrs
r p. March, Mrs. c. D. Kunkie, and
Miss Louise PREFER DR.. Poe VIII
sing. and Mrs. j. Arthur Ramsay give
q reading az a short devotional ser
vice The board Of trustees VIII
meet al s p. m
The Aid society OF the church held
it's April meeting in the church par
lors Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Harris
Walthail, the president conducted the
meeting
The regular business meeting OF the
Trinity Missionary society was held
at the church parlors Tuesday after
noon with Mrs D. ~ Smith. president
in charge. The meeting was opened
by singing. followed by a talk on the
scripture lesson from chapter ?. St
Mark, by Mrs. F. F. Melody, visiting
missionary from Los Angeles Miss
Frances Montague led in prayer. Mrs.
Smith thanked the members for their
attention during her recent illness.
After Mrs willis Rams -, secretary,
had read the minutes. q report Of the
young peoples work was read by Mrs.
r. J. Ayers Mrs J. " Darlington was
appointed TO take charge Of the work
OF Lle young people Mrs. rs lAliam
Hart reported on children's work and
Mrs. Smith stressed the Importance OF
this work Reports were made by
other officers. Miss Alice Care an
nounced that tho society had two
life members. Mrs 1-ildred Patterson
and Mrs Fleet Caryell. Of Tyrone, \.
IL After a report from the Mission
Voice" by Mrs. r. NJ Daniel. the So
ciety sang a parody to the tune
AUD Lang Syne." to inspire nonsub-
scrihers to subscribe to the maya
gine.
A vote Of thanks was given Mrs.
3. F. Hammett fin appreciation Of the
flowers she contributed for the Eas-
ter services. News items from Mis-
sionary Tidings' were given by Mrs
j. @ Ballard.
Mrs. Tomas Watson was appointed
delegate TO the district meeting TO
be held at Asbury Methodist church
April o. An appeal was made by Mrs.
J. A. Potter for the home for aged
gentiefolk-
The members are planning another
visit TO the base hospital. April a.
when they win take homemade cakes
TO the c0nvalescent soldiers. Mrs.
=. o. BrattstrOm was appointed Gus
tOdlan Of the kitchen The meeting
closed with prayer by Mrs. George B.
Oliver.