El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
10000 VISITORS co
TO CITY CHURCHES

church and seven days IN which they
can visit Juarez.' said Dr.. Poe and
then again. when you have eliminated
all The trips to Juarez for business
only. and the trips where Christian
people take their guests over for
ST sightseeing purposes, I believe there
are more visitors who 90 20 church
in Fl Paso than 90 20 Juarez for
drinking and gaming purposes and
Of course It would be a better ad-
Vertisement for The city OF Elr Paso
TO boost the fact that our visitors
attend our churches than the other
fact that they 90 TO Juarez 70 get a
drink
eIf there was as great an effort
upon the part Of orr predetermined
citizens to get visitors to church on
Sunday rs there O. 10 get them
passport to JuareE on easy terms to
see bull fight FL Puso would fare
much better in the eyes OF the world
and in the eyes Of her own self re-
Dr.. Overstreet to Preach.
Dr. Charles l. OVerstreet, for nine
years pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church, now southwest field secre-
tarT Of the New Era movement, viii
preach at the First Presbyterian
church at II o'clock Sunday morning.
Dr. 0Terstreets's subject VIII be
sing the offertory solo, The Angels
BelI- (Fan de Water), The choir
VIII sing 7 VIII Arise and CO 20 Ny
Father" (Harker).
To Preach On Explosion
DR.. Poe pastor OF the church, viii
preach Al the s o'clock service on the
New York vail street tragedy. The
evening musical mum bers viii be an
anthem God shall Wipe Away All
Tears From Their Eyes" whitney
COombs), and solo by Tom Williams
]. Glenn BiZter VIII lead the Chris
tan endeavor at o'clock. There viii
be special music.
Preaching services at Altura Pres
byrerlan church VIII pc conducted ny
Rev Henry c. Schneider Our Re
latiou to Mankind viii be the sub
5sct OF the morning service, which
begins at II o'clock Mrs. Harry Day
viii sing Calvary AT the s o'clock
service the subject Of the sermon
tan" Hrs. Schneider viii sing, 20
Loving Father" Sunday school viii
be at $3.50 a. m Christian endeaEOr
viii meet at 6-45 p m
Denccna to Meet.
sunday school VIII be held at Beth
any Presbyterian church. $50 Pisdras
street at 9;45 q. m Rev. Henry c.
Schneider viii give an exposition on
the lesson Preaching service viii
be held at 7-45 o'clock Wednesday
evening.
Rev. watson II. Farley viii preach
morning and evening at Westminster
Presbyterian church. Mrs. J. w
Christie viii song a solo at the morn
ing service, 20 That Ny Walk With
God Might Be Close" (Johnson).
Preparations are being made for rally
day in the Sunday school October 3.
senior and intermediate Christian en-
deavor societies viii meet at o. n
Deecons viii meet at 1880 D. n Non
day at the church
Ar ST. Clemenf's.
At st. Clements Episcopal church
Of which the Rev Fuller Swift Is
rector, Rev George Daland, curale.
organist and choir master and 3. NJ
G. Williams. deacon. services viii be
held tomorrow, the 18th Sunday after
Trinity, as follows. Holy communion
1880 e. NJ church school. 9.so, e. m;
morning prayer and sermon, II a. m
Lhs following Is the order OF the II
o'clock service. Professional hymn
No SIS, the national anthem. @Venite"
in A. (Bas0nl; "re Deum. in C
(KnoL); "Jubilater in A fiat CEIindle);
hymn No. 602i sermon; the doLologys /
ottertory anthem, The King OF Love
Ny Shepherd Is Shelley. fivefold
amen occasional hymn No as.
eWhy Change Your WifeF1
Why Change Your Wife2 viii be
the subject OF the second OF a series
OF sermons on Movie Themes as
Seen Through Preachers Eyes" by