El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21

] right For Clean Manhood
] The subject Of the sermon Of Rev.
I Rufus G.. Baker, pastor OF the Orchard
: Park Methodist church, viii be, The
I Fight In Fl Paso For Clean Man
3 hood" Holy communion VIII be cele-
3 brated at the morning service
MILO Atkinson. pastor OF the First
] Methodist church, will hold father
/ and son" services at the evening hour,
I at which time a varied program is to
] be rendered. ". C. Denton will pre-
side. n. A. Goff viii talk on father
and sons day" Park Bishop, The all
round Christian and Rev Milo At
kinson- -Masterful Manhood" An in
teresting porgram has been arranged,
with music the feature.
The congregation OF the Bethany
] Presbyterian church will hear H 3.
Thomas. SUNDAY school missionary
for the Presbytery. on the "Christian's
] Goal" Sunday school viii be held at
s-45 o'clock in the morning
Revival At Westminster
Dr. r. " Hall Of Houston, win
preach at both morning and evening
services at the Westminster Presby-
terrain church sunday. Parents and
Their Children" viii be the subject
Of the morning sermon. and Gods
Cal' in the evening Charles An
arews WIN sing a solo, The Voice in
the Wilderness" and Mrs. J. Walter
Christie and Mr. Andrews a duet in
the evening
Rev. C. II. Mitchelmore. pastor OF.
the Altura Presbyterian church. viii
talk on "Spea king the Truth at the
morning service Sunday, and on
Grace Be with All Who Love Our
Lord Jesus Christ" in the evening.
The = P S. G. T. viii begin services
at $50 IN the evening on the subject
Christ in the Industrial World"
To Present sacred Canfatn
The serial presentation OF the
sa cred cantafa. Esther. the Beautiful
Queen" at the First Methodist Epis-
copal church has been 50 enthusiastic
cally received that il has been de-
cided to put on the entire cantata OF
five acts sunday night. The 30 voices
are most thoroughly trained The
singers taking special parts are Mrs.
r J. wilson, Miss Elsie = Jagoe. Mrs
Geo. i. EoWherd. Miss GlenOre Fisk,
Miss Isabelle Valentine. Miss Dor
Sthy Parker Bryant Barnes. Lee
l. Heisel.' Chaeste Brown. Thos. l.
Gullicksen, =. F. Mold director; Miss
Clara Smell. pianist.
At the morning service. Rev II. Van
Nalkenburgh. pastor. viii speak a
message from the lnterchurch World
movement conference. and viii make
special thought for fathers and sons
in attendance There VIII be special
music
The young peoples meeting viii be
at $50 p m, and the Igotoue club is
now in fun swing in the Sunday
school
can Man Be Right With God and
Neglect Going TO Churchg' This VIII
be the topic at the morning service
at Asbury Park Methodist church,
Rev. Hubert n Smith. pastor, preach
ing a mixed quartet composed OF
A = " schmid. A ". Price. Miss
Hazel Wells and Mrs J. l. Norris
viii sing Lead Ne Gently Home
In the evening the pastor viii speak
on Clean Up FL Paso,' and the or
chestra VIII furnish three specials,
besides 20 minutes OF song by the
congregation.
sunday school at $50. and both
leagues at $50 p. me- as usual
A P Sherrell- president OF the As
bury Epworth league, viii give the I
Minute Mems address at the morning 4
service
At Trinity n E church. South. Rev. I
Percy r knickerbocker will preach /
at 1915 on -Brcat1. "a the Winds
Mr. Kniclerbocker's evening subject
VIII be, Doors Of Hell in Fl Paso, ]
and Who Opens Them"
Nine. Petielere to Sing
Special music viii be a feature of
morning and evening services at the /
Central Baptist church, Sunday. The /
pastor, Rev George W Mccall. viii 4
preach at both hours. At the morning
service the choir VIII sing an anthem,
and hlma perfcfara will sing a cn1r :