El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
Methodist Women Discuss Work OF
Missions and Study Sacred Books

hrs. II. l. BuRLESON conducted a
+. lYl study OF the first chapter Of the
new mission book. The Bible
and Missions" Tuesday afternoon in
the parlors OF Trinity Methodist
church.
Break Thou the Breed OF Life"
vas sung. followed by a responsive
reading Of a scripturaI selection
Rev. Arthur Marston offered praye-.
Mrs. vs.. A. Trayler gave a report OF
the proceedings Of the Methodist
Homen's Missionary conference which
convened recently at Las Cruces. Mrs.
+ Willis Ransom. AIRS 7. j. Ayers and
F Mrs ]. C. Ballard gave additional re-
/ ports OF the meeting. Mrs ". p. Hart
/ IT, reported the children's mission
I AIRY society.
The president announced the com
mittees for the week Of prayer, No
| vsmber I TO q Plans were announced
I for the Methodist Polish relief cam
paign and Mrs mack Crawford was
appointed chairman OF the committee
on donations.
Mrs Ira Bacon was received as a
new member. 1frs w. r Mckenna
and Mrs H. p. Hadfield took the
thanks Offering Mrs Burleson read
statements Of famous men concerning
the worth OF the Bible. AIRS. Ayers
f
thor Of the book OF study. Mrs Helen
Montgomery.
Mrs Robert Londer coutrasted the
sacred books Of the world and the
Bible. Mrs. Geo. oliver spoke Of the
messages OF the prophets. Mrs. Tomas
Watson cited a lesson from Fosdiclr's
Book an Prayer. Rev. Mr. Kuicker-
l booker offered q closing prayer.
Mrs. Wip Robinson and Mrs Mack
I Crawford were the hostesses-
Plans for the silver tea to be given
I Thursday afternoon from until 6
o'clock by St Patrick's Altar society
are rapidly nearing completion and
much interest is being taken in the
affair which is one Of the annual in
teresting social events. The tea wiz
be given at the home OF AIRS. II
Ainsas 515 Mesa avenue and the pro-
gram follows. Song. Miss Galeutine
accompanied at the piano by Miss
Mary Heermans; piano solo, Miss May
kuneman; dance, Portia Marie An
dreass song, Mrs. W. L. Brown who
viii play her own accompanimeut;
reading, Miss Margaret Hines; dance,
iona Belle and Thelma Trafton with
Mrs. +. J. Trafton. their mother. play
ing the accompanying piano number
song. Mrs ]. W Murphy with Walter
Davis playing her accompaniment:
Mrs Charles Pomeroy with Mrs.
ISABEL Flato playing her accompani-
ments song. Walter Davis
The guests viii include the conEre-
cation Of St. Patrich's cathedral and
their friends.
The members OF the Philathea class
Of the First Presbyterian Sunday
school viii meet in the church par
lors Friday evening Of this week at
1880 o'clock 10 dress dolls for a box
which Is being sent 20 Osaki. japan.
by the Women's Missionary society Of
the church TO Dr.. A D. Hale's mis-
sion All sorts Of inexpensive dolls
are desired and may be furnished
ready 70 be dressed by those who
cannot dress one complete.
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The women members OF Austin
Park Christian church will meet
I Thursday Afternoon at o'clock at the
church to reorganize the Willing
Workers" An election Of officers viii
bs,held- The guests viii begin tack
I ing comforts and quilting TO raise
funds for a new church building
I The Wade Hampton chapter, .. D.
{ C.. was very successful with the
] rummage sale which IL held at 422
East San Antonio street last week,
raising enough funds 20 purchase
I two flags for the American legion
and a substantial sum left over for
the chapter funds;
The Wouau's Guild Of st. Clem-
ents Episcopal church is making
I ready for a rummage sale to be con-
D Quoted next week, the date for IL not