The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-30


OF conferences covering several de-
paTtments which occupied the dele
gates until IA. $50 o'clock, when the
convention proper began It's work
with a devotional exercise conducted
/ By Rev. DIR. +. r.. schueler of this
| city.
In connection with the elaborate
/ report Of Miss Mabel a. smith. SUI
perintendent 81 the missionary de-
partment. tho pupils OF the Mennui.
Harwood. and RIO Grande Industrial
| mission schools look a prominent
! port. To 81 certain extent the pupils
were called on TO illustrate phases of
Miss smiths export. Nine young
=sen from Inc Menaui school SANG In
chorus aud We're required To give an
encore. From the Harwood girls
school a quartette Of girls sans very
charmingly, and were followed by a
large chorus. directed by Miss Blunt
Of the school The Rio Grande In
d%ustriai school presented a class OF
ten boys and girls who illustrated
where the money goes each n OF
the ten taking the part OF a dime and
the ten of them cieverly %disposing OF
a dollar In mission work.
MIR. 4. l.. Falee Of Roswell. repre-
sentative OF the American sunday
school association. made a very in
teresting report on the New Mexico
Held. his subject being The Home
Field" Five minutes OF sentence
prayers for missions led by Mrs. J.
n. Hoald OF Albuquerque and a brief
business session completed the morn
ing program.
one of the most interesting adj
dresses OF the convention was deliV-
cred this morning by Rev. G. X.
Campbell Of Las Cruces, who spoke
on tho subject, "The sunday school
m the Foreign Field" Mr.. Camp
bell. a Methodist minister. spent fonf
years IN China IN active mission
work and his address was alive with
interest. valuable Information and
suggestions.
This afternoon the convention
takes up sunday school work among
the spanish -Amcrican citizens OF
New Mexico and work In the adult
department which will include adj
dresses ON adult work by Mrs. Bry-
ncr and Nj. Pearce. #ftft.
TonighGs Program Interesting.
Tonight al especially interesting
program will be given In the high
school auditorium TO which the pub
iic IL Invited. Mrs. Mary Foster
Rryner will speak on Foundations
and Or. Frank ~. n. Roberts. presl-
dent q. the New Mexico Normal uni
yersity at Las Vegas. will speak on
why ] Believe in sunday school
Work" a musical program directed
by Mrs. r., l.. Bradford will make "A
pleasant part OF the program. and
viii include a piano number by Miss
Bcryl Kenworthy. a vocal number
by Mrs. bradford and a quartette
number by Mrs. Bradford, Mrs. a.. a.
Foreman. John j. ~Falkenburg and
George Everett. This session will be-
gin promptly at 7;f5 o'clock.
bishop HOwtlen Speaks.
The Lead avenue church was
crowded last night when Right Rev.
Frederick p. Howden. Episcopal
bishop Of New Mexico. delivered an
address ON The sunday school Mo-
tive" Bishop Howden's address was
a clear. forceful. eloquent and in
spring conception OF what the sun
day school motive should he and COW
cred many phases OF the practical
side of the work. Mr.. W. G. Pearce'
assistant general secretary OF the in
terna ional association, delivered a
splendid address on The sunday
school a World Power" In which he
brought home impressiyeiy TO the
audience nov enormous H. the power
and influence of the sunday school
organization which now bears IT, flag
over the flag OF every nation. one
fact he quoted to show how vast the
sunday school work has become
when ne sal dthat during the past
year iS0.0O0.0 Gee pieces OF sunday
school literature were distributed di-
rectly by The international assOcia-
ton.
The Conse ntiOn Committees.
Al the session last night Judge
Pope announced the convention COM
mittees whieh are To present their
reports AT the session tomorrow nf-
ternoon. These are an follows.
Resolutions-Rev. B 2. McCoi-
Tough, chairman; Rev. :. n. Allison.
Miss w. l.. Henderson. Rev. :. l..
Van Wagner. ReE. J. a. NJ. ziegler.
Ways and Means-H. :. Lithgow.
chairman; Rev j. NJ. Gardner. Miss
Hessie y Homer. Rev. ]. c. Rodrl-
guez. W. q. Ogle.
Time and place OF next convention
Rev. c. r Taylor. Edward steven
son, n. II. Harper. Miss n. W. Bard.
Rev. Victoriana Valdez.
NominRtions-D. A. Porterdeld
chairman; Charles n. stewart. Rev.
~ II. Hoffman, Rev. r. T.. Mathis,
Mrs. Addison Han.
Program Tor Tomorrow.
The program Of tomorrow's SEES
Hions follows,
Morning.
soc 20 10: 30-Conferences as fol-
lows; ta) Adult department, led by
Mr.. Pearce. AZ this conference the
home department and the parents
work viii also be considered. Mr..
Pcarce will lead the discussion with
nm address on Adult Division Or
ganization and Methods" (b) Teach
er training. led by Mrs. Bryner. (c)
SupeFintendents' and school officers
conference led by Mr.. Merritt, with
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