El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

] church. and "David's sin" viii be tle
evening subject The J. p 5 .
+. wiz hold its meeting at $50 IN the
| evening. and christian rlehuslllp
viii be discussed
me sunday program for the
I Church OF Christ, Lee p Aa1lsLis,ll, "a,
minister. Will begin with BiDle
study At 10 a. m Preaching services
I VII be held at morning and at night,
with Toys Of CHRISTIANITY the sub
I iect IN the evening. Ladies Bible
class is announced for Thursday
! afternoon at 3 o'clock, and midw e.
prayer service Wednesday at ''SO
sssIiehiEan's WhiHhy War"
Recent activities among county
officials OF Iron River, Mich, ana
, United States prohibition en1oreenne Z. n
Officers. has given Rev. Rufus G
/ Baker, pastor Of the Orchard PARK
Methodist church. a theme for his
night sermon. according TO his an
nouncemeut that he VIII preach on
: this subject The Policies and Pro-
lam Of The Inter-Church Move
ment" viii be his morning subject
Usual services are announced al
the Highland Park Methodist church
for Sunday by the pastor, Rev ~. s
HuEgett. who will preach on The
Pathfinder" at the morning and Re
Elections" at night. Sunday school
win open at s.45. An effort will DO
made 10 Increase the attendance at
sunday school by a campaign OF two
months duration.
st. Clements Church
The following program at St Gle
ments Episcopal church. with Rev.
Fuller Swift Phi. D, rector; Rev.
George Daland. curate, and B. n G.
Williams. deacon, Is prepared for
Hoiy communion. T:so 4 m: church
school. $50 a. NJ morning prayer
and sermon. Il A. n. evening prayer
and sermon, 1850 p n The folloW-
ing Is the order OF the II o'clock
service: Professional hymn 50; The
National Anthem; Venits IN 3 nat,
Woodward: Benedicits in G, Hecdons
BenedictuB Tonus Regius: hymn cso'
sermon. the Do1ologyt oI1ertory an
them, God So Loved the World,
from The CrucifiNion. Stainer: the
FIvefold Amen: occasional hymn,
$40. The order OF the 1880 o'clock
service follows: Professional hymn,
$40: Gloria in B fiat, woodward;
lTaEnfficat IN c. Kettle: Nuuc Dimit-
It's In z fiat. Barnby; kneeling hymn,
344: hymn. SIS; sermon. the DoNol-
ogy: offertory anthem 20, Savior OF
the World" Goss: kneelinE hymn
1853: Amen from the Greek Liturgy;
occasional hymn. 81
Al the First Presbyterian church
Sunday morning at II o'clock the pas
tor, DR.. Floyd Poe. viii speak on the
subject The Call OF The Church.
Special musical numbers viii be
given By Mrs. r L Holiday Mrs. A
h Goldstein. 2. G. Billings and James
G.. McEary, accompanied By Mrs
James @. McNary on the organ
The Hymn OF Praise" by Felix
Mendelssohn. VIII be sung at 7:sO
direction Of Charles J. Andrews
This cantata Is the contribution OF the
First church 20 the program OF mu-
sic week. There VIII be soprano
solos by Mrs. R. L. Holiday. Mrs.
II. n Long. tenor solos by c. J. An
drers and F. G. Billings, duets and q
woman's chorus The theme OF praise
continues throughout the composition,
which closes with a finale By the en-
tire chorus. Mrs James G. McNary
viii play the organ.
ssCauEhf VITA the Goodu.s
Caught With the Goods" or The
Greatest Detective IN the World is
the subject OF the sermon which Rev.
Grover c Linn viii preach At the
Government Hi Baptist church At
the evening service. In the morning
his theme viii be The Fatherhood
OF God" The choir will give special
music at both services and the ordi-
nance OF baptism VIII be administered
at the conclusion OF the night meet
ing. Sunday school starts at $3.50 in
stead OF 9:45 as formerly.
The subjects for the sermons At the
Central Baptist church vii be as fol-
Brother7" Evening. THE Divinity OF
Christ" The choir will sing IN the
morning The Heavens Declare the
Glory OF Cod" and IN the evening
His Love Grows Dearer Each Day"
The orchestra VIII play at night
Enthusiastic Evangelism" viii be
the sermon subject at 1913 a. m. al
the First Christian church by Milo
Atkinson, pastor. at communion serv-
ice viii be held at this hour. Capt
Ben Scovell. 169th battalion Of the
Canadian army, official entertainer
In the Canadian and British Y. N. c.
A. work overseas. viii speak at 1880
IN the evening on Manhood Put 70
the Test"
At the Asburv Methodist church.
both the Sunday school and church
service, $3.50 to II, noon, will be oc-
cupied BY the Sunday school instf-
tute, conducted by Miss Minnie u.
Kenpedy, superintendent Of elemen-
tary instruction for the whole South
ern Methodist church. and ". II.
Brabham, superintendent OF the work
IN the rural charges for southern
Mehtodism, both from Nashville.
Tenn, and experts IN. practical Sun
day school work. Miss Hazel Wells
VIII sing solos A number OF people
from neighboring towns have sisni-
fled their intention OF being present
az this institute. In the evening
rev - n. LdNlpuelAs pEGHlQlnB elQeT
Of the Ell Paso district. will preach
On The Glad Game in Religion"
The Brown orchestra viii give several
pieces, and there viii be solo and
chorus BY Mrs. Marie J Ashe and
choir. There viii Be special call
meeting OF the Junior Missionary
society Il 8 p. n at the church. con
Quoted BY Mrs II. D. Temple. Other
services a usual.
Minute Men to Speak.
The six reel picture. The World at
Columbus and The Wayfarer," viii
not be available Sunday night at the
First Methodist Episcopal church. as
announced, but viii be shown one
week later. and in its stead a Gospel
service will be given. The pastor
viii speak on when Christ Comes
to FL Paso." There viii be congreEa-
tiOnal singing. anthem by the choir.
Praise the Father" (Gounod), and
a duet. Art Thou Weary (Hosmer),
by Misses Isabelle Valentine and
Elsie Jagoe. At the morning service
the pastor, H. VanValkenburgh, viii
speak on The Word OF The Lord
Came" The choir viii sing, Come,
Let Us Worship" f(Himmel). Minute
men viii speak at both services.
At Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church, south. Rev. P. r. Knicker-
booker, the pastor, viii preach on
Souls Atlas" This will be a life
service and time gnrvfre rourarra-