Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
MORNING SESSION
IS DEVOTED
To the Reading Of Papers BY
Prof. J. {. Clark and
Rev. J.H. Barron.
AssOCIAJig IS STILL IN SESSION

NMN New MNNlNN Association OF
Congregations churches and Mission !
teachers rHcuHYened this m0uips at
- o'clock. ln che Congregational
church. owing t0 ihc absence uf Rev. /
Moyor. Rev htald OF Albuquerque
delivered iht devotional SERMON lagt
evening followed by Rev ~ Charles
H small of Cleveland o.. who. TAKE
lne hls test from paaaaeo la the
works oi John Rgsfln. dciaCrcd aI
lorCoiul and brilliant SERMON, which
was heard ny large congregation,
despite the luClnncncY OF the weather
Ur Small Dr. one uf the strong men
1f CleYe'and aud his sermon last
evening VAS 4 brilliant effort.
This morning. at o O'Clock. after
the business of The organization had
been transacted. at which time Rev
nay of i.og Angeles. Rev KlngnhufY
OF Sail Lake. Utah. and R0V. CmW
ford and Rabbi kaplan, of This
city were elected honorary MEM
befs 90 the association. Professor
~ D.. CLARK. superintendent of city
schools read n paper on HWhat May
the Public schools Expect From The
Church" followed by a paper reply
lng to Prof Clnfka effort. un what
May the Church Expect From hr
Public Schools" read hy Rev. J li
Barron. pastor &C thc congregational
church in Albuquerque. after which %
general discussion uf The points
brought out hy the two papers was
lnduleed ln, the discussion lasting un-
900 noon. and croWdine out the paper
on Mission school Work ln New
Mexico" That. according GO program,
was to have been read at Chg morning
session By Mrs. Ceilings
Al me morning uoaalun. Rev ur D.
ID klnrsaury of aalt lake City Utah,
WAS elected moderator for tho Cnau-
ms year. and secretary Tor the
session was also elected
Tits afternoon two excellent papers
one ON EDO We Need ANY Reform in
I tho Method and Instruction Of tho
Sunday SCHOOL, hy Prof C d. H0d-
gin of the University of New Mexico.
and the other on Education AZ r.
Necessary Basis Tor Higher Religious
idealn." BY ur. W. o. rlFht, president
/ 81 tho University of New MCKlcO. ful-
I lowing the devotional services held by
Rev. nullnrd. were read. general
/ diepuaai0n of The two papers by Oh
present following.
Tho discussions we're limited ua 90
time. ana at 4 o'clock Rev Kings
/ bury delivered q brilliant lecture on
/ "llome Missionary Problems that
was carefully followed hy ihuHo press
I ont. IhiH wound mp che business ~
I The association for today
I Tomorrow morning sunday school
wiil bs held at 1896 O'Clock hy Sup.
I orlnipndeni & ~ nUdgln followed BY
! the dedication at ~ aclock. uf the
/ Congregational chnrcha neW pipe orr
gan. which was heard last Thursday
evening. for the first time ai che or
KAN recital given in she church Fol-
lowing thia ceremony Row Dr Charles
Small of Cleveland. o. VIII deliver
Che morning sermon,
Tho aitogn0on. from 10 4 o'clock.
l WIZ be- devoted 90 O. meeting of the
wumcn members Of che association
and The church. conducted and pre-
. sided over hY MrEdamoE Ho1id and
/ poricrfieli Sunday evening. ai z g0
O'Clock. NOg Warren n nay Pastor
nmeritgs nf The CONGREGATIONAL
church ln los Angeles. Cal. will de-
I ilgOr sermon that Nil undoubtedly
{ ho one 90 thr principal features Of
/ the present session. az Rev. bay is
one of the most brilliant dIvlnea ln
the entire west a iorceiul speaker.
/ gifted With eloquoncD and graceful
/ gestures, be effort tomorrow night
should bring forth one ~ tho largest
congregations thaf ever gathered 10
hear q religious acrmon in klbuuuer-
F. Cue and those who know me doctor
best atate that each one coming viii
be- woil repaid for no doing
This viii wind up che present eeH-
sion ~ the New McEic0 ngsosiafinn.
which viii then adjourn 20 meet next
year ai eom0 place ycl 40 be selected.