El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08


Bethlehem is familiar in song ana
story and art On that silent night
holy night. Jesus the Infant lay cuQ-
died in bis mothers arms as depenu-
tending the general assembly. and
visiting relatives in North Carolina
Mr. Williams viii conduct the
Sunday morning services while Mr.
Farley is away. The sunday school
prayer meetings and Christian En-
deavor societies VIII meet at their
usual hours
Mothers day VIII be observed at
Trinity ~ y. church, South, sun
day at 10:45 o'clock DR.. knicker-
lockers subject viii be Where Is
MOtherg Twenty young women
dressed in white VIII pin flowers on
all the men and boys who attend the
morning service Tributes 70 mother
by . leading lawyer, leading doctor,
leading banker and the commanding
officer in this district will be heard
Mother songs viii be sung At 1913
DR.. Enickerhocker viii say good
word for daddy. -Four young men OF
the congregation viii pay tribute
to father. The subject OF the ser
mon will be Ancient Fathers and
me First Methodist Episcopal
church presents two outstanding pro
grams for Mothers day At the
morning service az II oelock lne
pastor viii preach on Mother an
Auprecfation" with special music
that mother loved. Every member
Of the congregation viii be expected
TO wear a flower At the special
evening service the motion pictures.
"Bellahooing on the Anarika ana
Guided and Misguided" VIII be
presented The address by Rev. IL
VanVa1kenburgh, pastor, VIII De on
..The Modern Dress and Modern
Dance" The pastor viii give the re-
plies TO a QUESTIONABLE sent u repre-
sentative men and women OF ms
tons OF the influence OF modern
dress STYLES and modern dances
These men and women represent the
legal. medical and teaching pruIes-
sion. the police department several
Tines OF community service organi-
zstfons OF men. boys and young peo-
ne and others. The opening sunday
school program VIII also pc IN
memory Of mother. The EpWorth
leazue service will be at o'clock
and the night worship hour oclocA'
a change OF one half hour
Wonlan to Occupy Pulpit
The pulpit at the First Congrega-
tional church wiz be occupied sun
dav morning by Mrs. Katharine p
Head. who will preach On the sub
iect. "Al 70 and for Mother MIS-
Heald Is the wife OF Dr. J. n. Head.
~ AIbuoueruue. superintendent OF
the southwest Of the Congregallonal
Home Missionary society Sne Is e
ordained minister ana Lor years Aa9
assisted Dr. Head in his work
Mothers day viii be Observed AZ
sunday school at the Central Baptist
church. A well prepared program
beginning at 10 o'clock VIII be CIV en-;
Al the church hour the pastor VIII
preach and the choir wiz sing as an
anthem. God be Merciful," BY Hine-
Mrs sam Means viii sing solo
ssHrofher O. Nine" by BeresLord-
rThere viii be preaching at p m
Mrs Means wiz sing a solo and me
orchestra VIII play at the evening
Rev. J. L King. pastor OF the High
land Park Baptist church, VIII take
for his subject Sunday AZ II a. ~
sOur Mothers" His subject at $50
n m Will be. Have You Iouched
TserS7v large number viii be
baptized al the close OF the evening"
sunday being Mothers DAY all the
services at Highland Park Methodist
church. viii be in accord with the
uroper observance OF the day. There
mi he nreschiug at II a. n and
p. m Songs viii be sung that mother
used TO sing
TO Preach on s1Iother.v
At the First Christian church.
Milo Atkinson. pastor, Mother" viii
be the subject Of the sermon at
10:45 a. N. The topic at the Chris
tan EndeaTOr meeting at o'clock
win be Spiritual Gardening or
Cuitivating High Ideals PAU
Confession" is the theme for the
sermon at 8 o'clock
At the lions Evangelical Lutheran
school Instead the main service
VIII begin promptly at 10 o'clock In
this service five young Christians
viii confess their faith and by the
rite OF confirmation viii be taken up
as members OF the congregation The
following VIII be the order Of ser
The pastor, J. II C. Sleek. viii
preach on Strive 10 Enter in at the
Straight Cate" Luke 13-23-24- The
evening service viii begin at 1850.
The address will be delivered by the
Of Iiaborers IN the Lords Harvest [
Field" Matt q.36-3S. A reunion
service viii be held Sunday, Nay is, I
in which all former catechumens OF I
this congregation viii be invited 10 I
At St Clements Episcopal church. |
Montana and Campbell streets, Ser /
vices on Sunday, the fifth Sunday I
after Easter. will be as follows; /
Holy communion. 1850 a m church
SCHOOL a-al a. M lQEAAAA RAelIA 4
and sermon, II a. M evening prayer
and sermon. go p. m
The following is the order CT the /
II o'clock service: Professional
hymn, 1S7: the national anthem
Venite in C, Goodson; Te Deum in d, 4
Vogrich; Jubilate in A, Hindlei hymn,
507. sermon the Doxologys offertorys
violin solo. Romance" Tschaikow-
sky, Mrs. David v Fennessyi Five
fold Amen; occasional hymn l24-
The order Of the 1850 o'clock serv-
ices follows: Professional hymn sos;
Gloria in c. GoodsOn5 Magnlficat and
Nunc Dimittis in ID. Clares kneelng
hymn. s03; hymn. 5ss; sermon; the
Hadley, 1.-THE words by /
Recessioual." Hadley, (the words by
KfpHng); kneeling hymn.
III. amen from the Greek liturgy
hymn. So.
Rev. Fannie E Rabbie wiz preach
at the First Church Of Christ
spiritualist in Judge McClintock's
court room. in the court house, sun
day evening at o'clock.
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