Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-10-24
BAPTIST CONVENTION
WEDNESDAY MORNING
BESIDES Messengers and Ministers OF
state, Prominent CIergymen
Will be In Attendance.
GREAT RELIGIOUS GATHERING
Baker Hotel will be Headquarters
and Rates on all Railroads
Have Been Granted.

The Baptist State convention of
New Mexico will open It's sessions ut
the First Baptist church at 10 o'clock
next Wednesday morning, II prom
iscs to BE- the greatest religious con
ycntiun ever held in Dcning, if not in
the state. Besides the messenger,
from over the state, including minis
lrr,, rvangcllNts and secretaries,
many prominent rlrrgymcn of the
Baptist denomination from various
PARTS of the United States and from
other countries will be- in attendance
The Rev. Jcn y Ray, DID, protr>
sor of homilrtirS in the SouthRcslrru
Theological seminary of Fort Worth,
Texas: the Rev. II. Bcnuchamp, DID.
AN author of note and one of the
greatest Sunday school secretaries
in the United States with hcadQuar-
tcrs at Dallas. Texas; the Rev. f.. T..
Lace Of Dallas, Texas, secretary "t
the B. Y. =. /. of the Southern Bnp.
l,t convention; the Rev. Is. H. Gray,
DID,. corresponding secretary of the
Southern Baptist convention, one Of
the greatest pulpit orators in th,
country, with headquarters ut AT
lantu, Georgia; the Rev. {, ID. Daniel,
superintendent of Mexican mission
work the Rev. A. /. Porter mission
ury tu Mexico. with hruduunrtrr, ut
rolucu Mexico; the Rry. DR., Barber
Of San Francisco. California; and
others including the pastors of the
RI puso churches, will be- heard dur
ng the sessions.
The New Mexico Pastors confer
rurr will he held Wednesday, during
which the following program will be-
the order:
General theme: "Fouudalion- III
the Kingdom"
10 a. N. Devotional Rev. Herbert
Haywood.
lO:2O Il. III. Organization.
lO:4O II. m. Laying foundations II
New Mexico
(ll In the pasl--Rev I. W, Long
fellow.
t2) AT present Rev. ". F.. Dawn
II 20 a. m. The One Foundation
Rev. jeff u, Ray, ID.
NOON
. p. NJ. Drvotional-Rrv. Wilson
Finch,
?:20 p m. The Scli.~upportlne Mis-
sionary church n n Foundation
S,onc-Rcv. Sam d. Taylor,
2;4O p. N. The Pastor FoundalI"'
Workcr--Rrv, II. +. Ncrmillon.
3:l5 p. m. Evangelism as II Fonnda
lion--R,v. VIM. Cookscy.
3.4j y. m. Sunday schools "n whIcJ
to Build--Rrv. Milton Rrecc
4;l5 p. m. The B. y, =. |, at .h
Base-RrN. f.. f.. Lee of Dallas
Texas.
/ 40 p. IN. The Holy Spirit as Mas
ter Builder Rev. \, |. Porter Il
Tomku. Mexico.
At I 80 o'clock in the rvcrang, tn
convention sermon will be preachc
by the Rev. G. T. Taylor of Rnloi
after which the state officers vi
be elected.
AT II IL. III. and I 30 p. III. ever
day during the sessions, some gre'
preacher will be heard IN souI'stll
rlng sermons. On the morning ol u
twenty-ninth the Woman's Mlssio'
AIRY Union Of New Mexico will OPP
IT, sessions at the FIRST Bapl'
church, where the following pro9ra
will be given:
y II. N. Devotional--Mrs. VIM. Cool
seN.
Appointment of enrolment commute
Address of wecomc-Mrs. Sara
Potts.
Response-Mrs. j. \. Minnetree'
Presidents annual addres Mrs
Pack.
Report of enrolment rommlltrr'
Appointment of committees.
Reports from associational ri""-pr'
idents.
Address The Work of the Assocl
tional W. NJ. Mrs. Herbs
Haywood.
Report of committee on constllul'
and bylaws.
Report of executive committee.
announcements.
TWO O'CLOCK 7. NJ
DeNotional-Mrs. o. T. Finch.
Report of committee on temperan
Report of committee on apportl'
ment.
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