Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-14
CONGREGATIONAL.

This morning program appro-
pirate to Mothers Day will be CIV
en- by the church school and the
choir. II will begin at 1890 in
stead Of at the usual hour of seTv-
ice. Be sure and come a half-hour
earlier and hear this beautiful pro-
gram and enter into the spirit of
this service in honor of our moth
ers. The speaker will be the noted
reformer and lecturer. who is TO
address a meeting this evening at
the High school auditorium in
which all the churches of the city
will unite, DR.. Ira Landrith. This
church deems itself especially for
tunate in having the privilege of
hearing this distinguished visitor
to Albuquerque. Don't forget the
hour-half past ten. This church
|unites with the other churches of
the city in the union service at the
High school auditorium at eight
o'clock this evening.
Christian Endcavor. ~
The monthly social and business
meeting held on Friday evening
was largely attended and was most
enjoyable. Reports from the diff
ferent committees showed the or
ganization to be very much alive.
1t was decided to observe the old
custom again this year OF having
a picnic on Memorial day. These
picnics are always looked forward
to with much pleasure and a good
time is always had. The subject
of the meeting this evening is:
How Can We Help Our Church
| and Get Help From It?" The
meeting last Sunday evening was
especially good. The question was
discussed, How Should We OBJ
serve Sunday?" Some splendid
things were said This evening
there will be an exchange of ideas
as to what we think the church
should be and what we can do to
make it that.
Mothers Circle.
The Mothers Circle and Cradle
Roll party for May was held at the
homo of Mrs. H. l.. Snyder and
proved most enjoyable and prof
liable occasion. A round-table dis
| cussion of children's diseases was
led by DR.. West and much valuable
information was impaired. A
goodly number of mothers were
present, and the children certainly
enjoyed themselves as they always
do at these delightful monthly
parties.
Women's Club.
The next meeting of the Wom-
ems club of the church will be held
on Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. L. r. Smith, 40S West
Coal. 1t will be Joint meeting
OF the missionary and ladies' aid
departments of the club.
Chapel Dedicated.
The attractive chapel at Ranches
| de Atrisco was filled on Sunday
| afternoon at its formal opening
and dedication. Rev. Mr.. Moya
gave an inspiring sermon, and adj
| dresses were made by DR.. Human
Of Berkeley, Calf, DR.. Head of
Ell Paso. and the pastor of this
church. A quartet from this church
gave special music. The offering
taken, which will go to help pay
for the chapel furnishings amounts
ed to $3.50. The chapel is to serve
viz anu tttS
English-speaking as we'll as the
Spanish-speaking children of the
place will have the advantage of
the instruction of the Sunday
school.
Congregational Conference.
A most inspiring conference was
that held at Gallup on WednesdaJ,
Thursday and Friday. The dele
gates from this church were Mrs.
T.. e. Coons, Mrs. j. II. Collister,
Mrs. Fl. j Wheeler, Mrs. s. L. Her.
nandez, Mrs. Mabel McClaskey.
Mrs. Joseph Lindley, Mrs. Plat,
w. w. Heyman. Octaviano Cande-
laria, and Louis Hernandez. The
reports from the various churches
| showed year of progress all
along the line. The conference was
one Of the best that has been held,
and the church Of Gallup is cer-
tainly to be congratulated on the
way in which 1t passed off, and
thanked for the splendid hospital
lily of its members.
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