El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-24

First Baptist church on Tuesday
afternoon at the Davis home. 11Ol
East Boulevard Twenty-six guests
were present.
The meeting was opened with the
singing. by the assembly. OF What a
Friend We Have in Jesus a busi-
ness session was held and Mrs c. Z.
Matthews, treasurer. reported that
the circle had made a thank offering
to the woman's auxiliary Of the First
Baptist church Of 1859, and also that
clothing 10 the amount OF $3.50 had
been sent 10 a woman in need OF them
in New Mexico. Mrs. J. D. Bethea,
chairman. gave the lesson on faith
The following personal service re-
ports were given Visits TO the mem
bers Of the circle. absent or sick, 80;
visits to strangers, H. visits 10 I'M
attached Baptists, nine; visits TO hos
pitfalls. two. meals 10 the sick. uye;
telephone class. 231. automobile out
fugs TO aged and shut-ins, four; cash
10 charity, 81.
Refreshments were served after the
program by the hostesses.
Mrs. r. Z Graham. superinten-
dent Of Social Service. conducted an
interesting meeting Of the Mission
arv Society OF Trinity Methodist
church Tuesday afternoon in the
church parlor. This was tastefully
decorated with ferns and bouquets OF
mariEold and iris Mrs J. p Robin
son and Mrs l. F. Gamble served as
The subject FOR discussion was
'sReconstructiOn In the New World.
The song. The Fight is On was
used as an opening hymn, followed
by the scripture lesson from the
topic. IN Christ. Man Becomes Pos
scssed OF a New Personal Freedom
by Mrs W A. Traylor. Mrs George
Oliver led IN prayer
The Social Service departing nt in
Cludes various committees VINO carry
on the work. Mrs. Graham called for
reports from heads Of these commit ~ :
tees for the work done during the
quarter. Mrs. ". Ransom reported
nearly 200 calls made during the
quarter by women OF the society.
Mrs. L h Claunch. as chairman OF
the committee 10 visit the sick, stated
that 16S calls had been made Mrs
A n. Grabbing reported TO the sue
cessful tea gwen by the society for
the benefit OF the Travellers Aid and
the payment OF SIS TO that fund
Mrs. Horace lay spoke Of the visits
made 70 the jail and the clstriDu-
ton Of 81 books 20 the inmates. Mrs
o. A. Danielson reported many bou-
quets sent to the siciz. also the send
ing Of several funeral sprays AIRS.
seth Orndorff told OF visits made by
the women to the county hospital and
the county poor farm Mrs F. NJ
Towner reported the work Of the
group OF women who visited the
base hospital. carrying cheer 70 the
Mrs. b. B. Dickson a represent
alive OF the women's department Of
the bureau OF labor statistics at
Austin, brought an interesting mes
sage TO the society concerning Texas
laws protecting child labor and wo-
men in Industry
i'1Iy God. Ny Father. While I stray
Miss Clarinda Corbin spoke OF the
large field for social service IN this
city. and told OF the Mexican COM
munity center, and its mission She
showed garments made at the cen
ter from cast Of clothing, and then
a group Of little Mexican girls, from
one OF the serving classeE, sang.
Were a Happy Sewing Band. and
see Saw" Miss Lucille Ayers. one
OF the teachers. accompanied them
Mrs W d. Graham, Mrs n II
smith and Mrs G. F. Stafford gave
their names for membership
The officers meeting for the quar-
ter viii be held with Mrs J. c Bal
lard on Friday afternoon at o'clock
Mrs. George oliver read an &C
count Of the preaching OF John the
Baptist from St Luxe
The guild OF the First Presbyterian
church is making elaborate plans for
its reception 10 be held in the church
parlors on Thursday afternoon from
9 to o'clock
Mrs. J. G. Barada, president Of
the guild. and Airs. j. l. Foster have
appointed the following committees
10 assist them and the other officers
.HaaH
Deeorations- Mrs. d. 7. smaIlhorst.
chairman; Mrs S. c. Van Almon, Airs.
J.. A. Bradshaw. Mrs ". G. Realty,
Mrs. C. c. Smith. Mrs. l. H. Breck,
Mrs J. H Mckee, Mrs. l. II Ritter
and Mrs. George Ferguson Refresh
ments, Mrs. Allen ssayles, chairman;
hrs. r. Del Richie Mrs. l. s kennl-
colt. Mrs c. A. Peavey, Mrs f. H
Hornbeck and Mrs r. p March Mrs
Floyd Poe and Mrs rs. H Day viii
assist in serving Reception Mrs
w A Burk. chairman, Mrs J. A
Bradshaw and Mrs. c. G. Smith.
A musical program, arranged by
Miss Barbara Worcester. viii include
numbers by Mrs A H. Goldstein, Nj.
and AIRS. Charles J. Andrews and
piano duets by Misses Dorothy and
Mildred Learmonth-
Invitations have been issued 70
500 The church nursery viii be
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The Southside circle OF the woman s
auxiliary Of the First Baptist church
was entertained on Tuesday after
noon By Airs. p. H. Rigdon. 1903 Ma
coffin avenue. The reception rooms
were profusely decorated for the
hospitality with spring flowers, ferns
and foliage.
Mrs. J.. Schoroup. circle chairman,
was in charge Of the business session
and the devotional service was led by
Miss Vera Hunt. Mrs ]. A. Corn out
lines the new work Whlcn the so
cietv will undertake. Mrs Joseph A.
Deane sang songs OF the Night and
Hiss Rebecca Thompson gave a poem
on service.
After the program came a delight
ful social hour and q dainty salad
course in pink and white was served.
Those present were Mesdames R. Har-
rel. E. r Laymen- I. ~ Lemin. w
2 Thompson, r. z. Bridges H. T.
holland, A. r. SchorOup. c. A. Stallard.
Ne s. Brown, A r Wylie. j. A. Deane
Charles Bell. J. =. shumate. H. l.
Sell, A. " Walters. Howard Thomp-
-on, II. T. Harris. C.. T.. Davis, S. r.
Bishop, Misses Mary Thompson,
kebecca Thompson, Vera Hunt and
the hostess.
Mrs ". T. Coleman was the hostess
20 Circle Lamar. OF Central Baptist
church. on Tuesday afternoon at her
apartments in Hampton Court
After brief business session the
following program vas given. in
charge OF Mrs W + Robertson; De-
touonal exercises and talk. The
life with a Message Mrs. C.. A.
Bush; talk on Amcricanization. Mrs
W. J. Isoherfson- talk "Tne Problem
nf the E-n-o liners fF Mrs J. " Efennue