El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
TRINITY {. CHURCH To START
Revival MEETINGS ON SEPT. 5

AtHAEEtlA HILL
A n old-tins revival meeting, led by
= a man with the virility Of San
Jones. VIII be held by Trinity Method.
fst church south. beginning Sunday
Sept s. The evangelist, who viii have
charge Of the revival, Is Rev Burke
Culpepper Of Memphis, Tenn
Rev. Culpepper was selected from q
long list OF available evanglists with
good records for conversions, by Rev
p r. Knickerboclzer, pastor OF Trim
itv church because Mr. Knickerboclrer
believes the Tennesseean IS the best
congregation builder in the south.
Mr. CulDepper has Just closed a
meeting at Terrell. Texas. where he
had an average attendance Of $500
persons AZ each meeting and where
500 were converted and Joined the
church.
Organization Formed.
The organization that viii assist
the EVANGELIST IS being organized IN
advance OF his arrival and Willis Ran
som has been made chairman Of the
committee on announcements and
publicity With Mr.. Culpepper viii
come John Z. Robinson. also OF
Memphis. who serves as the evangel-
ists secretary and singer. Mr.. Rob
inson viii organize a big chorus ana
choir 20 lead IN all OF the singing
Services viii be held each morning at
1880 o'clock and each evening at 1850
o'clock
1Ir. CuIpeppsr IS the son OF John B.
Culpepper. who was a friend and con-
temporary Of the late sam Jones. Ac-
cording 10 Nr- knickerbocker, Mr.
Culpepper is one OF the best men in
church work in America He has held
meetings IN the largest cities OF the
country and made Thousands OF con-
Holds Converts.
He seldom holds revival meetings
unless all OF the Protestant churches
OF the city 80 IN together in a union
meeting. IN Winston-S1l en-, n c. at
a union meeting Mr. Culpepper. con-
verted 1000 persons. In Amarillo
Texas. 900 were brought to Christ
through his sermons Because OF his
personal friendship FOR Alr. Knicller-
booker. Mr. Culpepper has consented
TO hold meetings here for Trinity
church alone.
Continue Union Meetings.
Rev. Rufus 3. Baker, pastor Of the
Orchard Park Methodist church, VIII
be the preacher Sunday night at the
union meeting held in Cleveland
square These meetings viii continue
til September.
The pulpit OF Trinity Methodist
church VIII be filled Sunday, during
the absence OF Rev. P. r Knicker-
becker. by the assistant pastor, Rev. I
Dawson C.. Bryan Mr. Bryan Is
pioneer OF FL Paso, having been reared !
in this city. The morning sermon VIII
be as the world Going 10 the Devilz'
The evening sermon. a special one. I
VIII be on HThe Condemnation Of
America" 1Ir. Bryan viii tell what
Amos predicted OF America 500 years
before Christ Those who are helping
Amos prophecy come true are
specially invited
EDWorih league at s:i5. a service
for young people.
There VIII be special music both /
morning and evening In the morning /
Miss Else Holm viii sing solo from /
Gomod; IN the evening Miss Con /
stance Pateman VIII sing solo from /
Ambrose
Rev. Henry Van Valkenburgh. pas !
tor. has returned from his vacation /
and will preach at the First Methodist
Episcopal church at the morning
service. The night service VIII join IN
the union meeting at Cleveland
square Sunday school with al aault
organizations. viii be held at $40 a.
M. and the Epworth league Of young (
people VIII hold its vesDer service AZ
$50 p. m
At the Sunday school service OF the
Highland Park Methodist church the
Womeu's Bible class VIII present
short missionary program Rev G K
Campbell wiz preach at II o'clock
The Junior Missionary society VIII
meet at ,. n The EpWorth league
EiIi meet At o'clock under the dlrec-
ton OF 1Irs. walter wright Hugh
Henry viii give an address At 8 Z
o'clock Rev. W s. Nugget viii 9
preach.
plans Revival Service.
Revival service at every service
during the week at the Asoury Meth
ldist church. 5501-3 Hueco street. !
Sunday morning the pastor Rev. HUI
bert " Smith. will preach On 10y
atty" The pulpit in the evening. wiz
be occupied by Rev. C K Campbell,
presiding elder Of the Fl Paso dis
.rict- The choir viii render an an
hem. The Lord VIII Comfort Zion" {
h the morning, and sing The Awak-
sning Chorus" by Charles h Gabriel
m the evening. The services at the
intermediate and Senior leagues at z
b. m viii be IN line with the revival
services. Miss Vera Haynes leading
The Senior league, Miss Fay Tanker
sIey in charge OF the intermediate
and 7. E Blanchard OF the Sunday
school Y. v Boone VIII conduct the .
5onE services in the meeting with
special music
Rev. Z. l. Johnson Of the city = Il
:. A. will speak at the First Pres ;
lvteriau church Sunday morning at ,
ii o'clock on the subject The Pro j
gram q Jesus" Come Every One f,
That Thirststh," an anthem by Reed,