Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-30

Time and place OF next convention
KEY {. T, Taylor. Edward Steven
son, Il. II. Harper. Miss ~ w. Bard.
Key. Nlctorana Valdez.
Ncmlnations-D A. Porterfleld
chairman; Charles II. Stewart Rev.
~ n. Hoffman. Rev Il. E. Mathis.
Mrs. Addison Hall
The following delegates from out
OF town are registered:
Rev. c. T. Taylor and wife. Ration I.
Miss Flora Rees. Melrose: a. L. Fales.
Roswell; Edwin Stevenson. Carlsbad:
Miss Harriet L. Henderson. East
Vaughn; Mrs Maude L. Green. East
vaughn: \. H. Huffman. Wagon
Mound; Miss Alberta Harper. Alamo
gordo; Il. H. Harper, Mescalcro
John Peters, Las Cruces: e. +. Ma.
this. Mesilla Park; j. G. Rodriguez.
Las Cruces; Miss Bessie +. Hoffner.
Nelard', J. NJ. Whitlock. Lumborton,
w. G.. Ogle and wife. Charles H. Stew
art Gabino Rcndo. Las Vegas; Judge
and Mrs. W. II. Pope. Rev b. u. Nc
Coilough. Rev. and Mrs. J. NJ. Sinner,
A, e. p Robinson and owen l.. Wood
Santa lie; $. S. Van Wagner, Rev. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Gardner, Mrs. Herrick. Mrs.
j, r. Smith, Socorro; Mrs. J. 3. White.
Miss Myrtle Hubbard. Lucia: Mrs. j.
H. Lopez, Mountainair; Mrs. L. A. Col
lings, Cubero; John A. NJ. Ziegler
Fred Spreen, 7. =. simmons. Belen:
Mrs. \. w. Bard. Fort Sumner: Vic
torian Valdez, Miss Elizabeth Craid,
Taos; Rev. w. c. Merritt. Claremont.
Cal, and II. 4. Deck. Tempe, Ariz.
Following is the program of todays
sessions of the convention:
Morning Session.
$500 to i0:3o-Conferences as fol-
lows ta) County Presidents and Of
ficers," led by Mr.. Merritt; three
county presidents to speak. OBJ "Ele-
mentary Department" led by Mrs.
Bryner. tc) Secondary Department"
led by Mr.. Pearce.
l0:30-Convention devotional exer-
cises. "A Golden Text" from the les
sons of the past year, led by Rev. +.
p. Schueler. d. ID.
a Morning With Missions.
1O:i5-Report from Miss Mabel A.
Smith, superintendent missionary de-
partment
1l:00-"The Sunday School in the
Foreign Field Rev. c. X. Campbell.
Las Cruces.
1l;l5-Sone, Menaul school chorus.
1I;20-"A Message From the Home
Field A. l.. Fales. representative Am
erican Sunday School association. Ros-
well.
1l:so-song, HARDWOOD school
chorus.
H;S5-"The Two New States as
Field" Rev. II. A. Deck, Tempe. Ariz
Where the Money Goes.
Exercises by pupils of Rio Grande In
dustrial school.
11;50-Five minutes OF sentence
prayers for missions, led by Mrs. j.
II. Head. Albuquerque.
11:55-Business matters; announce
ments.
12:00-Adjournment
Afternoon Session.
2:00--Song and devotional exercises.
Aseatechism. question and the answer.
from ten present. led by Rev Il. Y.
Santa Te
2:15-Sunday school among our
Spanish-American people. A forty-five
minute program of song and expert
enee. in charge of Rev. Thos. Har-
wood. superintendent Spanish-Ameri-
can department. including (a) Meth
DDS for Spanish-Ameriean Sunday
Schools" by Rev. A. Lucero. Ration.
(b) THE Bible in Spanish-American
Sunday Schools by Rev. ]. Moya.
San Mateo; (c) How Can We
Help Our Spanish American Sunday
BY Rev. +. 3. Atwood. Albu-
querque
s:0O--Music by quartette from the
A. NJ. L. church, Albuquerque.
. 3:05--Annual roll call
90 Minutes With Adult Department.
3:15-Report by S. A. Kay, superin-
tendent adult department. Report by
Comstock. Las Vegas. super
home department. A word
for the parents department, by Rev.
w. G. Merritt.
3:3o--Address. North American
Outlook in the Adult Division Work"
by w. G. Pearce. superintendent adult
division, International Sunday School
4.00--"The Organized Class, by
Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner.
4;S0--"How the Organized Glass
Has Helped" (Three-minute talks byi
five adult class teachersl.
4:i5-Discussion open TO all.
$500 - Announcements. adjourn
ment
6:00-Dinner for delegates at the
church
Evening Session.
Cat the new High school building)
7:45--Song service, led nv Dir. John
ID. Falkenburg.
S:OO--"Foundations by Mrs. Mary
Foster Bryner.
S:25--Music.
S:30-Address. "Why Believe in
the Sunday School, by Dr. +. H.-tt.
president New Mexico Nor
NAL university. Las Vegas.
NEW FIRE ENGINE WILL
BE UNI OADED TOMORROW