El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

Lamar Davis. will also be a visitor
on club afternoon. Mrs Sims Is
prominent in the work OF the Texas
Federation Of Womens clubs.
From the resources Of the library,
Mrs. Sullivan has graciousiy arranged
an exhibit which will be on display
in the auditorium. It includes a col
lection OF beautiful and valuable
books on literature and art, all OF
them illustrated; a circulating col
lection OF pictures chosen chiefly
from American art. and a collection
Of geographical pictures for use In
schools.
The program, as arranged, prom
ises much interest Tea will be served
and the pleasure afforded OF meet
ing the speakers and honored guests
The regular meeting OF the board
OF directors viii be held on Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock at the club
house
The Woman's Missionary society Of
Asbury Methodist church. South. held
its annual pledge day service Thurs
day afternoon at the church, Mrs. c.
". Wofford presiding and Mrs.
Bryce Jackson secretary Mrs ". s
Sharp gave a Bible lesson on the let
tiers to the churches. A talk on
prayer, personality and possessions as
F. G. Brame- How I Learned to
Give" humorous reading vas
given by Mrs. Fred Morris. Mrs.
Tomas Watson, OF Lydia Patterson
institute, made a talk on the debt
women OF the Anglo-Saxon race owe
TO Christianity. An appropriate song.
Send the Light" was sung By Mrs.
&. A. Lawler.
The pledge taken was more than
realized last year and will go be-
yond the IS percent Increase asked
by the missionary council.
ADn0mnrnmnUfa ware made of the
business meeting next Thursday and
the mission study class the second
Thursday. The study books, the
Crusade OF Compassion" were dis
tributed by Mrs. V. L Sullivan Mrs
p. D. SplaWn asked that contributions
OF religious literature for distribu-
ton be left at the parsonage The
names OF Mesdames A. D. Hudson.
John Yearwood and Mrs Fred Morris
were added 10 the roll.
The Junior Missionary society Of
Asbury Methodist church will meet
Sunday afternoon in the church par
lors. at 3 o'clock. Mrs II. D. Temple
VIII be in charge Of the program
The Tourist club met IN interesting
session on Friday with Mrs. Harry
Greer as hostess at the Greer home on
a paper on ireland, which was much
enjoyed. and Miss Margaret Layer
gave an interesting talk OF English
pottery, Illustrating her talk with
pictures OF pottery in their cOlorings
Current events were given by the
members and dainty refreshments
Of punch and cake were served by
the hostess. The guests enjoying
the club meeting with the members
were Mrs. Fuller Swift. Mrs. j. C.
Nee and Mrs Rakestraw, OF Dayton
Ohio.
The Austin Park Christian church
missionary society VIII not hold its
regular monthly meeting on Tuesday
owing to the religious census. The
society will meet on the following
Tuesday. February 10. The session
viii be an all day fellowship meeting
and missionary society meeting com
bined.
The Missionary society OF the First
Christian church viii postpone the
meeting to have been held Tuesday
afternoon until Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clock It has been announced
that the women Of the church viii
act as census takers in the religious
census to be taken soon
The vvoman's auxiliary OF the
Central Baptist church viii postpone
the regular monthly business meeting
from Tuesday afternoon until Thurs
day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
church.
Amber is q fossil gum and IS found
largely on the Baltic coast