Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-23
PLAN FEDERATION
OF YOUNG PEOPLES
SOCIETIES
Important Movement Inauga'
rated at Opening Of 18th
Y. P. $. c. E. Convention at
MOuntainair.
Especial Corrcspondence 20 IfoFasd.l

Especial Correspondence 60 l1nFa9d.l
Muuntainnlr n. ~, July 2i.--Tho
opening meeting 0f the fifteenth an
nual state convention ~ tho Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endca-
vor was held ~ Chautaudun Park
last night, the president Rev. J. VIII
burn Rose, Of Las VcReH presiding
The secretary A. v. 4. Robinson OF
santa Fe. aud number OF delegates
from different parts Of the state ar
rived last nighi and others are eS-
pectotd tonight '
The exercises today consisted OF a
union sunday school, conducted by
President Rose. and sermon oy
REV A. A. Davis. Presbyterian pas.
tor at Carlsbad. In the forenoon, and
AN intermediate rally Ia the nflVr-
noon. the model meeting being con-
Quoted by Mrs. Castle of Ilclen. rev.
>. n. Hcald preached In the evening.
The business Of the meeting viii
be transacted Monday. The conven-
iion win close Monday evening with
conservation services.
The most important feature OF the
meeting SO far IN the inauguration OF
a movement To fedcrate different
young peoples societies Of tho stnte,
and Judging from the prevailing sem
tlment IT the delegates present. the
federation viii be effected. The sug-
Reation came from the pccoa Valley
Young Peoples union through ~ r.
sherman of Roswell. its president.
who II also q momber of the y. v. p.
u. MIR. Shoarman represented both
organizations at this meeting.
A committee composed OF Rev. G.
-. Bockman, Rev. A. A. Davis ana
MIR. A. u. y. Robinson. was appointed
by President Hose 10 confer with Mr..
Sherman. A report OF this commit
tee recommending the idea suggested
was approved. The matter will bo
considered by the conferences and
conventions OF the different denoml-
nations during the coming year aud
come up for final action at the next
annual meeting.
sunday Ssllo0i Association.
The New Mexico state ~ r,iay
school Association will hold la slev-
cnth annual convention az the pnrk,
beginning Tuesday morning. This
meeting will continue over Wedncs-
dny, The ChRAi0uapa prWram Viii
De Degun "Wednesday ovoning With an
illustrated historical lecture by Col.
Ralph y. Twilcholi on the subject.
"Wora OF the rranclscans--i5iO-
1890" dealing az length with tho
nearby ruins. some of which viii be
visited ON the chnutRuqun program.
Dr. Franklin MclslfrcSh of chicago.
who will have charge OF the platform
this year arrived Saturday night and
got his feet wet, Hike u soldier. after
the splendid rain which fell here this
afternoon. Tho beatty OF tho lol.l.
hon and the experiences which ho Is
promised al chautauqua Park appeal
To HIS temperament. ana Ice In de-
llgnted with the change.
Tho Indications for u large attend
nnco are good, Twenty tents are nl-
ready occupied. and reservations have
been made for four more.
j. a. Hogan. the santa Iso de- luke
chef, IN charRe OF the dining hall
service ~ The park. served another at
his famous tlve.courNc dinners to NJ
iy-slS people az noon to-day How he
does Il for s5 cents u plate has the
students of economy of this locality
guessing Homc, The rcfrcHhmont par
Tor, under the exclusive and capable
infringement Of w n. schutt. IN now
fully equipped and supplied aud do
ing business.
The Torrance County Teachers
Normal, IN connection with the Chau-
'nuqua opens Monday morning with ID
full enroliment. Dr. r. w Conway OF
Ration, the conductor. arrived Satur-'
day night,
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