El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
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cody shall perish.
north. After special music and
/ reception OF members an address viii
Boys Camping Life in America
Illustrated by so slides. The
Epworth league vesper service viii
be held at o'clock. The men anc
women's clubs meet for discussions
and Bible teaching at the hour Of
the Sunday school, 9;45 a. m
The Sunday school viii have tul
right Of way in all the morning serv-
ices in the primary department.
Mrs ". Z. Care, superintendent
will conduct a special program, in
GLIDING a cradle roll service, with a
lullaby, sung by Mrs. A. A LaWler;
story of Our Cradle Roll" by Mrs
W. A. Kressler, cradle roll superin-
tendent; celebration Of tie birthdays,
welcome song by Winifred
CroWder, and a baptismal service by
the pastor. Every member OF the
cradle roll, with their parents, are
invited TO be present In other de-
partments at the same hour. there
viii also be a special program, in
Guiding talks by the superintendent,
T. E. Blanchard. and the pastor. Rev
Hubert n. Smith, followed by the
reception Of new members and the
communion service. The choir viii
sing. an anthem by ". I. Blumen-
scheim, MY Soul Doth Magnify" at
the morning services. At the even
ing hour, in addition TO the sermon
by the pastor, there will be two num-
bers BY the Asbury orchestra, a vocal
solo by Miss Amelia Harper a solo
and chorus, The Golden Days Are
Coming" by Miss Elizabeth Bush and
the choir. Leagues begin new year
Sunday with a new set Of officers
in each, Miss Annie Harper being the
newly elected president Of the senior
league. and Miss Hazel Duncan. Of
the Intermediate
The Kind Of a Revival We Need"
viii be the morning topic at the Cen
trail Baptist church, and THE Cruel
fIxion OF Christ" will be the night
subject for the sermon Of the pastor
George W. Mccall Special music
will be given at both hours. Mrs. Sam
Means will sing al night
Ascension Sunday Service.
At St Paurs Lutheran church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock Rev
J. B. Greever, the pastor. viii preach
on The Ascension OF Christ" Spe-
cial services introducing the new
hymnal Will precede the sermon.
At lions Evangelical Lutheran
church Sunday school viii begin at
$3.50. The usual short Sunday school
service viii drop, on account Of the
pastor. ]. H c. Sleek, being called
cut OF town The morning service
will begin at 1888 This win be a
reading service conducted in the
German language, by one OF the ED
ers Of the congregation On account
OF the absence OF the pastor holy
was announced, but viii be post
poned until the following Sunday.
There will be no evening service.
Choir TO Give Orat0riO.
At the First Presbyterian church
at II o'clock. Sunday morning, Rev.
Harvey S. Lawrence. D. D., Will
preach on the subject, The Chris
tians for This Age" Dr. Lawrence
has been here for some time acting
as Lutheran pastor in many Of the
army camps Mrs A. H. Goldstein
and J. Frank Cheek will sing the
"Oratorio Naaman" by Costa The
morning anthem viii be, ! VIII Lift
Up Ny Eyes Unto the HIS" by
Rogers Mrs James G. AfcNary viii
play the pipe organ both morning and
evening. At 8 o'clock this church will
present another evening OF music
The program 10 be given IS an
orstorio The Woman Of Samaria,"
written by william Sterndale Ben
nett The cantata tells the story o.
the Samaritan woman OF whom Christ
asked a drink al the well. and His
answer TO her. II opens with a
chorus Of soprano voices singing,
'sYe Christian People Now Rejoice, %
which IS followed by recitative num-
bers, quartets, trios, duets and many
solos. closing with a great choral
number blessed Be the Lord God OF
Israel" The entire evening viii be
given to this musical production
chorus and Mrs James g. McNary is
the accompanist. The following VIII
sing: Sopranos-Mrs. r L. Holli-
day, Mrs. H. II Long, Mrs. J. J.
Raster. Mrs. Ralph NJ Henderson,
Mrs. ". r. Shutes, Mrs. Sam Watkins.
Mrs. J. L. Foster. Contraltos-Airs.
A H Goldstein. Mrs. c. J. Andrews,
Miss Eunice Preston. Mrs. ". g.
Wuehrman. Mrs. Paul Heermans, Miss
Harriet Heermans. Mrs. W r Brown
Tenors-C. J. Andrews, F. c. Billings,
l. W. Worcester, IT., ". W Rose.
Bassos-James G. McNary, J. Frank
Cheek, J. Rowland Gilchrist, A L.
Behringer, Dr.. c. c. Homan-
shall We Lay Up for Rainy
Day." will be the theme OF the dis
course by the Rev. G. H. Mitchell
more. OF the Altura Presbyterian
church. Sunday morning In the eve
ming. the subject Will be. THE Hap
piness Of the Week" The Young
People will begin their meeting at
'llanhood's Disgrace and Gods
Saving Grace" will be Rev. Rufus C.
Bakers morning sermon subject
Sunday at the Orchard Park Metho-
dist church The subject at night
viii be, The Unknown Christ"
At the morning service in High
land Park Methodist church John n
Lyle viii speak on THE League OF
Nations" At night the pastor will
pearch. The subject viii be- See
ing the Salvation Of Cod"
Darkness to LiEhf.5
At the First Christian church, Milo
Atkinson, pastor. From Darkness TO
Light" will be the sermon subject
at p. m. The Bible school will
celebrate Pentecost Sunday in its ses-
sion, beginning at $40 a. N. There
viii be communion service and ser
mon at 1915 a. m.
At st. Clements Episcopal church
the services on Sunday. the Sunday
after ascension, viii be as follows;
Holy communion, 1880 a. m: church
school, $3.50 a. m; morning prayer
and sermon, Il a. m; evening prayer
ard sermon, 7:30 a. m
The following is the order OF the
Il o'clock service: Professional hymn.
128; the national anthem; "Venite"
in D. Crotch; ~Te Deum' in c, Knox;
"Jubilate" in A fiat. Hindle; hymn.
1872; sermon; doxology; offertory
anthem. Look Ye Saints, the Sight
Is Glorious" Reed fivefold amen;
occasional hymn, 12e.
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