Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-01
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Church Dedication at II Paso, Jan 30.
Editors Citizen:
The day was the finest OF the winter.
and that induced the Americans to come.
and the large new brick Spanish church
was filled to OVERLOOKING. The Mexican
people. with their usual characteristic
politeness, gave up their seats to their
American neighb0rs.
The people have already given, "a was
thought, to the fullest extent OF their
ability; but when the appeal was made
for a balance OF Indebtedness OF $500. IL
came, less a few dollars, which was after.
wards made up.
We had tried to get one Of the bishops
to come down and dedicate the church
and help raise the Indebtedness. but IL
seemed out OF the question, and when
Bishop McCabe wrote and said: Brother
Harwood, You are the one to dedicate
that church. | was foolish enough to
think 80, too. Aud 80 the sermon was
preached and the church dedicated by
the writer, assisted by Rev. DR., Morrison.
superintendent Of the New Mexico Eng
lish mission; also by the pastor Of the
church at this place; also by his son
Freddie, former pupil in our Biblical
school at Albuquerque, and o pastor
at Juarez; also by Rev. Mr.. Wright, pas
tor OF the Congregational church and
professor in the training school at IA
PasO; also by Rev. T. NJ. HarwOOd, former
pastor OF this church and now presiding
elder Of the Albuquerque district, whose
mental energies, pocketboOk, muscular
force ~ carpenter, stone mason, brick.
layer. etc made the dedication of this
beautiful church a possibility. THIS
brings us ont where the board of church
extension ean aid us with $500 promised
donation, and We hope with a loan OF
800. This will leave us free of debt,
and add another star to the galaxy OF
our church buildings in this Spanish
mission, making twenty-fOur In all.
THos, HARDWOOD.
III PasO, Texas, Jan. 80. 1899,