El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-22

IL THE spirit OF the Nan OF Galilee.
il Paso viii observe Christmas
The two features OF me opserN-
ance VIII be worship and giving.
All churches OF the city VIII have
Christmas services Thursday night,
Friday night or Christmas day. St
C1ameut's Episcopal church and Cath
Ole churches In Fl Paso and in
Juarez viii have their usual elab-
crate Christmas ce=emonials at mid
night Christmas eve
Masonic Services
Knights Templar viii hold special
devotional services at the Masonic
temple, beginning at $3.50 O'Clock
Christmas morning
Scottish Rite Nasons have an
nounced that, their hall on Teas
street viii be open 70 members
throughout the day for renewals Of
friendship and visiting.
Elks and other lodges also VIII
keep open house
works as well rs faith viii
charneferinc the day and no
needy person in the city il 10 be
without a Christmas remeul-
1rumce 81 she Associated Chnr1-
Tics and other organizations that
do charity work can set to them.
Children. particularly are 10 be
rezHeuhered and given something
good 10 eat and some toys.
The homeless and helpless OF
considered among "the least Of
rheseo VIII be given dinners and
made happy on the unniFersary
Of the birth Of the Prince OF
Peace.
and a Christmas tree for FL Pas0
dhudren's day nursery al noon Fri
DAY The program VIII start with
turkey. After the tots are FED they
viii be given toys from their tree
u q
charge Of the dinner and program
and promised that not one child shall
be without its cheer. CONTRIBUTIONS
OF candy and toys may be made dlrecL
20 Mrs Broaddus, 49, East 5oule-
ward or left for her use at the Asso-
ciated Charities office in the base
ment OF the court house
smeIfer Children Remembered
on Christmas day there VIII De a
turkey dinner for lonesome, homeless
men AZ Associated Charities lodging
house. There are about 80 CT these
About 11e families viii be made
happy through the Associated Lharl-
ties Through a card index system
all donations % the poor and SICK
we're cleared" through Associated
Charities TO avoid duplication and
that no poor family might be over
looked All donations should be made
through Associated Charities ]. B.
GvTlus the secretary. 80.
At . o'clock. Friday afternoon 6Qu
children OF the Smelrer community
viii get presents and candy from
large tree donated by Myrtil Coblenntz
Of the White House Decorations TOT
fse tree were donated BY Maurice
Schwartz Of the Popular,
IN Tunren al children Of the
city VIII be taken to the four mo-
fiou picture shows OF the city
where they VIII see the nuoE1eH
rs rueEtH Of the sociedan lu-
fuuliEta. No. 81 Candy VIII pc
distributed to them under the d.
reetfou Of Camilo ArEuelles, as
Eistuut gecretary OF the suAHeA
chamber Of commerce
Children OF eE-serTice men VIII
ave a Christmas tree at the Won
ans club OF Christmas eye me tree
viii be in charge OF the American
LEGION and viii be especially Tor the
children OF war veterans who viii not
have Christmas elsewhere
Nc saWHs Guns Etc
The 200 prisoners IN tho county JAZZ
also VIII have a lhrlslInas Tree, LlI IL,
KEY, cranberries and all the -fizin's s.
Friends and relatives OF prisoners
may send them remem brancesi pul
fazler Jimmy Newton warns tnal
shaving sets. pocket knives saws,
files ard similar articles vii not De
admitted. The presents VIII De qis-
fributed Christmas day 10 services
have been arranged for the jail Tor
Saturday Regular preaching service
Of Friday VIII take La pace 14-s
uners VIII get the usual two meals
Christmas, but one Of them VIII be
n The city Jail there viii be no
snecfa1 Observance Presents rom
the outside may be sent in and cn1et
Of police Peyton Edwards is trying 70
arrange for a special dinner Tor the
ont n the Rescue home there
will be n big ChristEsas for the ~
tots there They viii have
Christmas tree, gift OF James G.
1TeNarT. president Of the First
National bank and goodies Of al
kinds contributes by people o.
the city through The Heruld's
Rescue home fund. Besides that
members Of the saleEmanshlp and
other clubs VIII play @daddT- TO
many younrsterl during the day
either by going TO see them By
fnI<fnE them riding or by taking
them TO the movies
Tie Salvation Army IS hard AZ
work on its campaign 70 bring Christ
mas cheer into the homes OF the
needy. Adiutaut Erist has secured
the town in a search for the dest-
rute and has collected a list Of over
125 families TO be supplied with has
Eets OF food. A majority OF these
families includes those where the