El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24

Bible OVeralls. At night az a-oU
o'clock pictures VIII Be shown. illu-
/ Gtrating incidents in Oriental life
At the First Methodist Episcopal
. church, Rev. r. VsnYalkenburgh,
pastor, will preach at II o'clock on
The Efficient Teacher and the En-
Z flcient School" The night worship
hour viii be held one hour earlier,
a part OF the EpWorth league service,
$3.50 o'clock, to enable the congrega-
ton TO attend the Chautauqua- All
the members OF the Sunday school
have been asked to be present Sunday
morning Al the opening and take a
member for the 1Eetone club. The
for the coming evangelistic campaign
10 be carried out In this church in
Evangelist Rev. z. Arthur Lewis.
OF Chicago. viii close his meetings
a. Asbury Sunday evening, preach
ing both morning and evening. Miss
Amelia Harper viii sing at the morn
fag service, and the special music at
the evening services viii consist OF
two pieces by the Asbury orchestra
q cornet and trombone duet by A 3.
Jelly and ". B Belly, and solo by
Mrs. Marie J. Ashe, Teach Ne to
Pray" Special music, unique and
attractive viii be given at each
service by the evangelist Asbury
hopes to 80 over the top at Sunday
school ana league SERVICES WHICH
viii be at the usual hours
"A Study in COIors.v
THE Mind to Work" viii be the
Sunday morning sermon subject al
the Orchard Park Methodist church.
At night the pastor Rev Rufus c.
Baker, wiz take as his subject "A
Trinity Il z. church. south, e1-
poets 200 at Sunday school Sunday.
Six hundred we're present last sun
day. Ar 10;45 Rev P r knicker-
booker. the pastor, VIII preach on
rs II Reasonable 20 BesleVe IN rs Us
Christ" treated from the standpoint
Of modern scholarship At 1850 Rev Mr..
Euickerbocker's subject viii be mid
night Morals OF e Paso-" This ser
mon was postponed from last Sun
day night because Rev. 1ir. knicker-
booker did not have data enough, but
he has completed his Investigations
and VIII give the result at this serv-
i've Air. knickerbocker promises 70
show the fist step IN sin, the face
OF a beautiful girl at the bridge the
last step in sin, hangman's cell at
the jail and man under death
sentence for the murder Of a man
and a woman revealing the tragedy
drama and pathos Of the midnight
hour
The following numbers compose the
musical program.
AAAAAAAA- SCI 4-aAA AHAH -AA'faAs
OF Ages, solo, Hold Thou Ny
Hand" 1Ir. Thomas.
Evening Eervice-Quartet The
Radiant Morn Has Passed Away"
solo, I'm a Pilgrim" Mr. Coggeshan
Baptist Church Services.
Gods Receipt for a Revival" win
be the morning topic and THE Use
Of Gods Name" the evening subject
OF the sermons by the pastor, George
80 Nna1HH - tee
church There VIII be an anthem By
the choir, The Lord Is ny Shepherd
by Billings At night a quartet VIII
sing. The Derlude and offertory at
the evening service VIII be by the
orchestra
"A vision and q Task" will be the
subject for the morning sermon at
the Government Hill Baptist church
The pastor, Grover C. Linn, VIII
pgeach morning and night. At the
evening service his topic viii be-
The Fruit OF the Spirit Is Love
The ordnance Of the Lords Supper
VIII be observed at the morning sery- I
ice and the ordinance OF baptism VIII /
be administered at the conclusion OF 4
he night meeting At o'clock In 7
he afternoon % members OF the
church viii meet to canvass and col I
Get an pledges which are due May ,
toward the S75-0Q0.00o campaign
Rev. J. z. King viii take for his .
subject at Highland Park Baptist J
church Sunday morning at II o'clock ,
The Compassion Of Christ for the
Crowd" At ESQ his subject VIII be,
The Last Step"
At st. Clements.
Services on Sunday, St Marks day,
third Sunday after Easter at St
Clements Episcopal church win BE
as follows. Holy communion. 7:30
a m; church school, $50 q n; morn
ihE prayer. litauy and sermon, II
a. M evening prayer, 1880 D N. The
following is the order Of the Il o'clock
service. Professional hymn, 5l5; the
national anthem; Neuite IN 3 fiat.
Tie Deum in c, Knox
Jubilats in A flat Hindles litauy
So TEnn earrrnrr