El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

through the month Of September in
connection with the other churches
/ in the city and in connection with
Sunday school work will commence
sunday at the Highland Park Metho-
dist church, Rev W S. Huggett, pas
tor. The theme for Sunday morning
is The Gospel Of Work" for Septem-
Der y, THE Blessings Of Home" for
| September 1s. Who's on tie Lords
Side?" for September IS. rally day,
Loyalty"
"Out OF Zoin. the Perfection Of
Beauty, God hath Shined" viii be the
{ topic OF a sermon by Rev. Hubert NJ
! Smith at the -Asbury Methodist
| church, 1901 Hueco street, Sunday
morning. Ewes Apples" viii be the
l choir viii render an anthem by R. S.
! Ambrose. "One Sweetly Solemn
I Thought" at the morning service, and
. ThompsOn's Lead he Gently Home
viii be sung in the evening as a duet
| by Mrs. A A. LaWler and Miss Ruth
Awakening Chorus by c. H Gabriel
at the evening service. The Asbury
/ orchestra viii play. Sunday school
viii be at $3.50 a. m. The intermediate
and Senior leagues will meet at
I p. m. A special feature OF the day
viii be the meeting Of the Junior MIS-
] siOuarE society at p m It viii be
I conducted by Mrs. NJ D. Temple OF
the 40 new members received during
the protracted services by the pastor,
which closed last Sunday. some have
/ been received. and the others are TO
be announced Sunday, some at each
service.
Rev. George ". Morgan. OF Gle
burne, Texas, viii begin q series Of
evangelistic meetings Sunday at the
Austin Park Christian church The
meetings will continue all next week
Mr. Morgan's sermon for Sunday
morning at 1915 o'clock, viii be. The
Supremacy Of the Cause OF Christ"
The subject Of the evening service,
beginning at 1880 o'clock will be The
Parting OF the Way" The evangelistic
services viii begin at 1880 p m each
evening
Bible school will be held at the
First Christian church at $40 o'clock
Sunday morning. Communion sery-
ice and sermon by the pastor. Rev
Milo Atkinson, viii be at l0;45 a m
Christian Endeavor meeting at $50
p M viii be conducted by G. c.
Good. In the evening this church
viii Join in the eVangelistic service
at the Austin Park Christian church
To Discuss Labor.
Dr.. Floyd Poe. pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church, viii speak at
both services Sunday. His morning
subject VIII be- What Must the
Church do To Be saved?" The eve
ming subject viii be. What Must
Labor do To Be SavedT' At the eve
ming service, which viii be at s
o'clock, representatives Of all the labor
unions Of the city viii be present TO
hear Dr. Poe's presentation OF the
labor subject
The church pipe organ which has
recently been overhauled and put in /
condition will be played in the morn l
ing by Mrs. James c. McNary and in /
2 n Hrrr
r l. Holiday. Mrs. A II. Goldsteiu, /
Charles J. Andrews and James G. Nc \
Nary will sing the anthem. still. I
Still With Thee" (Arthur Footel at the /
service The offertory solo
viii be Consider and Hear he"
fWooler) sung by Tom Williams.
Evening music will be furnished by
the quartet, Mrs Harry II Long, Mr..
and Mrs Charles J Andrews and Tom
Williams. New members viii be re-
,eived and babies baptized at the II
o'clock service Persons desiring 10
unite with the church are asked 70
meet the session in the church office /
It 10-45 & m
J. H. Fleming to Talk Il
The Mems Service club at $50 a. m
VIII hear report by J. H Fleming,
federal prohibition agent here, on
The Menace OF the Drug"
The Women's Guild viii be taught
ly Mrs. ". 4 Day and the Philahea
.lass. by Mrs. Henry 7. Bowie. All Of
ne teachers and officers have re-
.urned from their vacations and are
-aady for work in their various de- !
lartments-
The nursery under the direction Of
Yrs Charles L Pelham VIII be open
sunday morning for the convenience
II mothers OF small children Mrs
George lie Baron and Mrs. George ;
franklin will direct the nursery dur ]
n Hha runmrn NJ Eaufnrn her
The Character Of Peter" VIII be I
he subject OF the sermon at II
,cIock Sunday morning by Rev.
Henry C. Schneider at the Altura ]
7resbyterian church at Idalis and &
RUSSELL streets. The subject OF the {
Iermon at the evening service. begin
ling at o'clock viii be, What VIII ]
Tou Do in the End Therefor Spe-
.ial music and singing will be fea-