El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11

from the chapter on Prayer and the
Reign Of Law"
Mrs. H. L Graham requested the
women 70 bring their literature 10
the church TO fill the Christian ntera-
ture boxes, which have been placed in
various stores Mrs A. ~ Gramhling
requested the presence Of the women
at the silver tea TO be given for the
benefit OF the travellers aid DEPART
ment OF the y. w G. A. at the CEN
q. Mrs. J. F. Corbin reminded mem
bers Of their possibility bags and
asked that they be filled for forward
ing the work OF the Mexican COM
muuity centers-
Mrs. I. J. Ayers offered prayer for
l I'll members and friends Of the society.
and Mrs. George Oliver read an &C
count from Luke Of the angels ap-
pearance 10 Mary. this scripture les
I son closing the meeting.
Mrs. Z. L Query and Mrs. c. ~
Masters were hostesses-
Numerous reservations continue to
be made for the Susan B. Anthony
I luncheon, which Is TO be given on next
Saturday BY the League OF women
I Voters in the grin room Of the
chamber Of commerce Since the last
list was published the following have
Z been added Judge Perry Price. judge
Ballard Coldweu, judge E. B Nc
] Clintock, J. y. Beaver, Judge Leigh
| Clark. VIII Pelphrey. Miss 1Iyra
[ Winkler. Miss Martha Layer. Or. and
Z Mrs Floyd Poe, Mrs A L. Peterman,
I ". D. Howe, II X Roberts, Mrs o. A.
Critchett. Alr. and Mrs. Martin
Sweeney, Mrs. I. l. Mundy and guest.
Mrs. jefferson D. Smith, Mrs. r H.
Z Darlington, MIS- NJ F. Nickerson, Mrs.
H. c. Partridge, Mrs. Joseph Hurx-
thai, Mrs. Charles Brann, c. NJ Nc
/ Kinney, A r Webb, J. E Quad. judge
A n Walthall, Mrs. Edith c. Lane
and Mrs. Martha Phelan-
/ The Parents circle Of the First
/ Christian church met on Tuesday
afternoon in the basement Of the
church with Mrs J. D. Love, the
president, presiding. The topic for
the Afternoon was The Boy Scout
Movement" and a very interesting
talk on the subject was made By
Rev. F. NJ Johnson, secretary Of the
American Legion Mrs r l. Howell
led the devotional and gave a beau
tiful talk Of The Boy David" Allen
Johnson, a lad gave a plano selec-
ton The hostess for the social ses-
sion, which followed the program.
were Mrs Lawrence 1loltaine and
Mrs 4. L. Allen
An open program meeting Of the
FL Paso Federation Of Women's clubs
VIII he held Thursday az p. m, at
the Khaki club The following is
the program TO be given:
Solo, Miss Ina Palmateer; paper.
america Greatest February Events
Dr.. Ida E. Bishop; solo, Airs. John ".
Moss talk Planning the Home"
Miss Miss Helen swi5ti legend Of the Blue
Robert Townsend; discussion, Texas
Federation club news.
The dinner this evening for the
members and friends Of the First
Presbyterian church viii be served
by Miss Kate Fink, Chairman. as
sisted by Mrs A. ". Foster. Mrs H.
~ Patterson. Mrs B. R. Roach, Mrs
u. T. Smallhorst and Mrs p. Z. Gard
ner- -Colored- Mattresses will be pro-
Tided by the Christian EndeaFor So
eiety which VIII present a minstrel
snow on Thursday evening, February
the Woman's auxiliary Of the First
Baptist church met on Tuesday after
noon at 2-30 o'clock in regular bust
ness session in the church parlors
with about thirty-five present Mrs
j. A Corn the president, led the do
votionaL After the secretary's and
( proved ana other business matters
finished, Mrs G. T. Mullin dismissed
the meeting with PRAYER.
The Woma1's Missionary society
Of Asbury Methodist church will
/ hold business meeting on Thurs
day afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
church parlors. This is the meeting
postponed from last week on accOupt
Of the rain.
The Missionary society OF the First
Presbyterian church held a called
meeting Tuesday afternoon to prepare
tor the father and son banquet which
they viii serve on next Wednesday
evening in the church.
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The Aid society OF the First Presbv-
terian church met Tuesday afternoon
IN the church arlOrs for their regu-
lar FEBRUARY program, which was post
poned last week on account Of the
religious census.
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