El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

Z meeting. J. T. King, pastor Of the
Highland Park Baptist church viii
deliver his morning sermon from
painting. II IS said that this service
looms out 70 be one Of the most in
teresting in FL Paso.
The Church and Vice.
At the First Presbyterian church on
Sunday morning the pastor, DR.. Floyd
Poe VIII preach q sermon on How to
Grow Roses" This viii be suggestive
Of the spring time season and also Of
the new life beginning In the work
and activities OF the church At s-3U
Or. Poe viii organize class OF chill
dren and young people to study the
doctrines Of the church preparatory 70
church membership on Easter sunday
Parents and teachers are also invited
to this class which viii meet IN the
Junior Sunday school room. For the
parents Of small children the church
conducts a nursery every Sunday
morning during the preaching service.
The little folks may be brought when
their mothers come to church, and
left in competent hands At l.oU Ut.
Poe viii speak on The Church and
Vice in Fl Paso." He viii give voice
20 the attitude OF religion 70 this
problem which looms large in our city
at the present time. Musical numbers
for the day VIII include anthems and
solos by the regular Quartettes and
sOloiEts, accompanied by Mrs James
G. lIcNary. Junior and senior Chris
tian endeavor viii meet at o'clock
Mrs. H. II Long viii sing solo &C
companied by Mrs. Floyd Poe
Preaching and communion service
viii be held az the First Christian
church, lo:45 e. m Sermon subject is
Our Great Example At 1880 p N.
THE Great commandment" Special
musical numbers viii be rendered by
the choir at both services.
At Trinity II. 2. church. South,
combined Sunday school and church
service viii be held at 11:s5 o'clock
Rev. P p KnicE1erbOcker viii preach
a special sermon to the children on
The sacrament Of the Lords supper
viii be administered At 1880 O'Clock
Sunday evening Rev. Enicherbocker g Z
subject VIII be Seven Lamps IN /
Model Home" Illustrated by seven
real lamps. Already over 100 mem !
bers have been received in the cam z
paigu for ESQ. by Easter Sunday Re I
ports VIII be made by all gospel
teams at this service.
Service Flag Program
Rev Hubert H. Smith pastor OF the /
Asbury Methodist church, VIII have
special services Sunday. In the morn 4
ing the sermon viii be delivered by I
Rev. ". z Lyons, missionary secre- /
tary for the New Mexico and TIE 4
Northwest Texas conferences, who I
comes to the city In the interest of /
the Centenary movement. Mrs. A. A. 4
Lawler viii sing Shepherd Of the /
Fold" by D'Auberne. Lieut. A. B. 1
Jolly, motor transport corps. VIII de- 4
liver the minute mems address AT 4
the evening hour the service flag viii 4
be demobilized with the following I
program Voluntary, SIND Field ar
tillery brass band song, America; 4
prayer. PASTOR vocal quartet from
Eighth cavalry: song, 222; offertory. 1
Mrs. Harry Willis reading names rep
resented on flag: Biographies OF the 1
two gold stars, Lieut.. Arlington J. !
Jolly and private J. r Cooper; furl- 4
ing Of flag, Walter B. Zimmerman. I
chaplain OF the send Field artillery. i
solo, In Flanders Field" Holman, I
Mrs. Marie J. Ashe: address, chaplain I
W 3. Zimmerman: quartet, Eighth 4
cavalry; star Spangled Banner" band /
and conEreEation. Reserved seats for