The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-23
MISSIONARY WORK
OF PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH DISCUSSED
Women Hold Sessions
While Ministers Take
Up Other Subjects

The firs, sessions Of the meetings
% ministers and women Of h Homr
and Foreign Missionary societies OF
the Presbyterian Synod OF New Mes.
leo were held this morning. The MIN
iafcrs met In the First Presbyterian
church. with about 20 present, and
the women met In the Lutheran
church. There are about 80 women
In attendance.
These are tho annual meetings OF
the church organizations. Most OF
the day q given up by the ministers
ITO the transaction 90 business and re-
solutions. The meeting started NJ
s:sn this morning with prayer by Dr.
T.. v. Mathes. OF Artesin.
The women mot at e:fs o'clock.
and Mis-. l. Al. Bloom. Of Santa re
led b prayer meeting. Miss Marie
Preston OF New York City read a
message from the national board OF
the church. and the devotional was
IN charge OF Miss Holt. OF Roswell.
The welcome speech. WINS made by
Mrs. N. Z. Donaldson. OF Aihuquer-
que. and Mrs. J. n. cornctt. OF Ration.
responded. Reports from the lilo
Grande. Pecos valley n Santa Fe
Prcsbyterlans were read.
Al two O'Clock this afternoon the
women r~econvened. n Mrs. bright.
OF Silver city ave a short discussion
OF young peoples work In the church.
A conference on mems work In the
church, led by Dr. q. r. Horst. ma
tlonni secretary Of mons work from
Chicago. will be held this evening.
-Dr. Horst will ais make an address
at tho mems dinner which will be
held At the Y. NJ. c. A. at $3.50 o'clock
tonmht In honor OF the visiting min
listers.
The. meetings win last until Mon
Cay loon. A report Of the years
work Al the Presbyterian sanatorium
here. viii be read TO the ministers to-
morrow.
The synod adopted a resolution.
expressing its deepest gratituae to
President Harding for his sincere ef-
forts in advancing the ~ OF the
world peace. In calling a disarmament
conference for November II, 1891 at
Washington, ID. G"
The resolution which passed unani.
mously stated that ~ synod earn
estiy requested Inc delegates appoint
ed 10 hat momcntous conference TO
use every effort within their power
10 achieve the purpose aimed at n
pledged, "heartIcst support and prayer
TO Almighty God that wisdom aud
guidance be given them In their de-
alterations"
Rev. Rudolph Caughcy, Of Roswell.
was elected state moderator. to sue
coed Rev. j. ID. Henery. at the open
ing OF the state synod OF h Pres
byterian church last night. The synod
opened at eight o'clock last night at
the First Presbyterian churcn. and
the retiring moderator delivered the
rms
Among the pastors here are:
Rev. 4. T.. Mathes. ArtesiA. Rev.
Rudolph W. Caughey. Roswell; Rev,
II. J. lierber. Alamogordo; Rev. w.
A. Irwin. s~ocorro; Rev. G.. A. Duncan,
Magdalens. Rev. ). u. Henry. DEM
ing; Rev. Wan. Sickles, Dcming; Rev.
]. NJ. Mocry. Silver city; Rev. J. J.
Quintana, Cuba. Rev. Nctoriano
Valdez. Las Cruces. Rev. NJ. n. ~
field. %iAguna3 Rev. II. }. iteemtsma.
Las Cruces. Rev. j. =. Russell, Daw-
son; Rev. Gabino Reudon. Las Vegas,
Rev. Samuel Magill. Ration; Rev. II.
{. jackson, Las Vegas. Rev. i. C..
cordova, Trcmentina. Rev. T.. Z. Car
son, Ration; Rev. c. C. cordova, Las
Vegas.