The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-28
PROGRAM FOR THE
CONFERENCE Or
METHODISTs
Schedule of Daily Work Shows
Meeting Which Opens Here
Tomorrow to Be One of I'm
portance in Church Affairs.

With Resident Rlshcp Francla j.
Mcconnell. DD., IL. D., of Denver.
ptenlding the arst annual session OF
the New Mexico conference wii npcn
"Wednesday evening at The First Meth
odist Episcopal church. Trad avenue
iiud South Third street. between 20
and so ministers and nearly as many
lay delegates VIII be In aitcndance
from throughout the state ana many
Of them win be accompanied by their
familiea.
There are n number Of very im-
portrait matters 10 come up for con
Federation NJ the conference and sew
eral addresses will he given by men
prominent In the Methodist church.
During the conference both Spanish
and English mission Conferences viii
be organized. Tho laymen's confer
ence VIII be organized Friday morn
Ing and a Joint session O THAT organ
ization will then be held with the New
Mexico annual conference.
The complete prosram for the o n
ference follows:
Wednesday, September 2sih.
T;t5 D. m.-Annlversary Of the
Board Of Foreign Missions. address by
the Rev. william y. oldham. y. D.,
corresponding secretary. New YORK,
y ", Rev. Bernard Gibbs. presiding.
Thursday, September aOth.
$3.50 a. m.-Jolnt sacramental SER
! vice OF the Spanish Mission Confer
cnce and English Mission. Bishop
Francis j. Mcconnell. presiding.
9:0e n. REORGANIZATION Of Span
ieh Mission Conference.
aii5 a. determination OF Eng
iish Mission.
9:a0 a. INSTRUMENTATION Of the New
Mexico Annual Conference. followed
BY a business session.
$500 D. m-Epworth League ami
versary. Rev Frank Lochridge, state
president. presiding.
7:s5 y. m.-Eduoa,lonal rally. Rev.
u, A. Rassett. u. D.. president Albu-
querqne college, presiding.
Friday. Octohcr fst.
s.a0 a. m.-Devotions led by Bishop
Francis ]. Mcconnell. followed by
business session OF the conference.
$3.50 a. Naturalization Of lay
mems Conference. followed by ousi-
ness session and election OF delegate
&C. General Conference. held In First
Presbyterian church. corner Silver
avenue and south Firth street.
a;O0 p. m-Joint Session of the
Iaymen's Conference and the New
Mexico Annual Conference.
7:f5 D. m.-Anaiversary % the
rChurch Temperance society. address
by tho Rev. Clarence True Wilson. u.
d.. general secretary. Topeka. Kas.;
Rev Nels W. Bard, presiding.
saturday. October 2nd.
$40 n. m.-Devotions led by Bishop
Francis J.. Mcconnell, followed by
business session
400 D.. m.-Annivcrsary Of W. II.
VI. s.. Mrs. D. a. Porterneld. presid-
ing
7:45 y. m.-Anniversary ~ the
BOARD Of Home Missions ana church
Extension. Rev. Freeman y. Bovnrd,
u. D.. philadelphia. Penn. CORES
bonding secretary, delivering the adj
dress. Rev. II. @. Porter. II. D.. pre-
siding.
Sunday. October 3rd.
ga "a. m.-Sunday school.
1900 o. m.-sermon by Bishop
Francis J. Mcconnell. u. d.. IL D.
a:00 p. m.-Confcrencr Love Feast,
REV. Thomar Harwood, y, ~" leader
followed by ordination service.
$3.50 p. m -Epworth LeaEuei sun
ioct. The Vindiratlon OF n Heroic
Lifc." lisa 27.l4-s3; 1880. = Linth-
icum. leader.
TAO o.. m.-A1niversary or Inc
poard 81 sunday schools. Address
by the rev. VI. !. Trcnery. y D." Chi-
caEo. M: Rev. seneca b. Garcia
presiding.