The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28

events which make them possible will
bring thousands of people to Albu-
querque.
An unusually large attendance il
expected at the opening Of the three
days sunday school convention tomor-
row The Albuquerque committee OF
which n. :. Lithgow b. chairman has
advertised the meeting widely and an
organized effort to secure attendance
has been made. Every county and
almost every town will be represented
and preparations havs been made TO
entertain AT least ESQ delegates.
The convention will be called 60 or
der tomorrow morning at s.30 o'clock
la the Lead Avenue Methodist church
and the program Tor the opening day
follows.
Tuesday Morning. september 20. 1871 &.
93e a m-Convention called 10
order at Lead Avenue Methodist Epis.
copal church Devotional exercises.
led ~ REV. c, O. Beckman, OF Albu-
p%ucrque.
9:45 a. m-Enrollment of delegates
and Handwriting.
10; 80 a m.-Addresses OF welcome:
l. on behalf OF the city, by c. o..
Cushman. president Of the Com
mercial cluh. Albuquerque.
:. on behalf of the sunday schools
OF Bernalillo ouuty. by Prof. g..
y. Mitchell, county president.
Response by Dr. G.. r. Veal, OF Ros-
well.
1850 a. m-Thc presidents ad-
dress.
lisi0 a. m.-Music.
ii.15 a. m.-The work since the
santa Re convention Rev. W e. Mer-
rift. International field secretary for
the southwest.
~ 80 a. m.-What l Saw and Heard
az the Chicago Convention. by 1--WE
dologates. C. minutes each).
J., Mr.. Charles Hewitt, Albuquerque.
3. Mrs. q. W Carr, portaics.
8 Mr.. ID 4. Portcrheld, Albuquor-
que.
4. Mrs. l.. a. Ceilings, Cubero.
8. Mrs W. O. Ogie. Las VEGAS.
1850 a m.-D Discussion of the re-
ports from Chicago.
~ 90 m.-Adjournment.
Tuesday Afternoon. sept. ~. 1914.
2sO0 . m.-Deyotionsl services. \
Bible verse from everyone, led Dy
Rev. :. n. Allison, Albuquerque.
2.l5 .. m.-Repurt OF the sccre-
tary. Report OF the treasurer. APP
pointment Of committees.
siso y. m.-The elementary work.
Report rom Mrs. ". .. Oldham, Por-
tales, department superintendent.
sac y .m.-The Caii OF thu Chiid.
Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner. supcrin-
tendcnt elementary division. Interna-
tionai sunday School association.
s:le p. m.-Fiyo minutes from a
friend OF each oil The following:
Ca The Cradle Roll.
on The Beginners.
tcl The Primaries.
tdl The Juniors.
$3.50 y. m.-Music.
1885 .. m.-The Best sunday school
I Ever Saw n Why. Rev. John A..
81, zeigicr. ID. D.. OF Belen.
5.f5 y. m.-The secondary wofk.
Report from Mrs. Charles Hewitt,
superintendent of secondary depart
ment. Albuquerque.
3.5s d. m.-The Teen Agc Boy. Air.
w. &. pearcc, associate general Sec
Rotary -Interaationa' sunday school
association.
t.20 p. m.-Hard Work a. Help Tor
the Teen AGE, Mrs. Addison Hail,
superintendent hand work depart
mont. Albuquerque.
f.4O D. m.-Hses l Have Made OF
Hand Work. BY three teachers g
minutes eachl.
$3.50 y. m.-Matters of Business.
Announcements.
soc D. m.-AdjOurnment.
Tuesday Evening September 20. 1911.
7:i5 p. m-s0ng service. led By
Air. G.. J. Andrews.
soc .. m-Address. THE sunday |
school Motive 10 Right Rev. r. a.
Howden. bishop Of the diocese OF New
Mexico.
Si25 u. m.-Music.
S.30 y. m.-Address. THE sunday
a World Power" BIZ AR. W. e..
Pearoe, associate general secretary OF
the International sunday school as
ISOLATION.