El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-10
GETS OFFER FROM
COLLEGE IN China
Las Cruces Minister, How
ever, Cannot Accept, as
Wife S Health Is Bad. -,

Las Cruces, y. NJ, July 1O-Rev. c. K
Campbell, pastor Of the First Methodist
letter from p F. Price. president OF the
Marking School Of Theology, situated
at Marking, China, stating that he had
been elected a member OF the faculty
OF that institution. He viii not, how
ever, accept the offer. This is a Union
Bible school, supported by various mis-
sIOns IN China chief among which are
the southern Methodist Northern
Methodist Southern and Northern
Presbyterian, and the Christian
churches. 1t has an enrolment Of SO
students, which are drawn from IL diff
Ierent missions IN nine provinces This
school was founded in response to a
widespread feeling in all he missions
that the character of the work for
which II stands Is now greatly needed.
This institution mas both advanced
and Bible training courses Rev MT.
Campbell was elected as a representa-
tive OF the Southern Methodist church.
lie has had four years experience with
Chinese students at SOOchOW uniFeT-
sity at SOOCh0W, China. Rev Mr.
Campbell viii not be able TO accept the
position offered him, as his wite-s
health Will not permit them to return
TO China
Literary Society to Entertain.
The Las Cruces Literary society will
render program in the Central school
building at D. N. Friday evening. The
program Will be:
Piano solo, Marion Wade.
humorous reading, Frances Burke.
Current events, Blanche BrOWnlee-
Five minute speeches, Kenneth Nc
ClernOn and Dale Lane.
Violin solo, Chas- lara
Selection, orchestra
Debate. question: Resolved. that i'm
migration to the United States should
be more restricted than il is affirm
alive. Patrick Garrett; negative. Ralph
viii
Parody, Prof R. ". Twining.
Select reading, Anna Belle Lane
"A Day at the Cave" Roy L. Bean
Mrs Joseph Roberts left here last
evening for her home at Trinidad,
Colo after months visit with her
niece, Mrs Z IL Ford
DR.. Oden and family returned to
I their home at Shalem last night, after
a brief visit In FL PasO.
Herbert Ieo, who was in Fl Easo two
days on business for the reclamation
service, has returned home.
L N Lawson. project engineer Of the
Rio Grande project, accompanied by
his wife, was IN Las Cruces yesterday.
I They were entertained at dinner at the
4 home Of engineer ). E. Doyle, and for
supper at the home OF engineer Earl
/ Patterson. Mr.. Lawson. accompanied
by engineers Homer J. Gault and Earl
I Patterson, drove up to Selden in the
afternoon, gong by auto. They report
that there is room for Improvement on
Engineer c. L Post and wife re-
turned home last evening from a cou-
pie Of days visit in FL FaSO.
Mrs Amelia StankO and four chill
dren, Anna, Mary, EuIa and Albert, left
here on the 10 o'clock train yesterday
morning for their home town Of Gal
luP, n. NJ, after spending six weeks
here.
An infant child, born to Mr.. and Mrs.
A GustafsOn, died a few hours after
birth
A meeting Of the local W. C. T. L.
was held at the home Of Mrs ". C.
Buell., near town, yesterday afternoon
An interesting program was rendered.
Four ministers. KeTs. III Mitchell,
NermilliOn. Campbell and Buell.. were
present and made brief remarks. Re
/ freshments Of sherbet and cake we're
served.
C. n. Poole goes either today or to
morrow to FL PasO to bring home his
Mrs. S. L. CandeIria left here this
morning for a Is days visit first Wis
iting in FL PasO and later at the home
Of her sister, AIRS. Z. l. AlvaradO, at
Brice. y. n
D. ". Morgan went to FL Paso this
morning on a business trip.