Easter Sunday Services Across Local Churches
Easter morning and evening worships announced by several churches. Christian Science holds services at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. including a reading room. First Presbyterian plans 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Easter sermons and special musical selections. St Joan's Episcopal and Highland Methodist list services and processions. First Baptist and First Congregational feature cantatas and varied choral numbers for the holiday.
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Christian Science
Grant Build
Railroad Avenue
Third Street
Christian Churity
Gold and
Broadway
Ernest K. Crawford
Highland Methodist Episcopal
South
Arno
Thor
St. Joan's Episcopal Church
Christ
F. Rinbault
Dob
B. Hodges
Fred Sehilingohn
N. Brown
A. Hall
Haritone
W. Reynolds
Pilgrim Commandery
Knights ‘Templar
Presbytery Holds Annual Session at Deming
The Presbytery of Rio Grande met for a two day session at the First Presbyterian church in Deming. Ministers from Albuquerque Socorro Laguna Las Cruces and Silver City attended along with two new members Rev C BR Broadhead and Rev Wm Sickles. Sessions included routine business reports and an address by retiring moderator W Dunlhp. The next gathering will be at Magdalene in March or April next year.
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Presbytery
Mie Rio Grande
Law Church of
W. Dunlhp
Las Cruces
Magdalene
San Domingo Lumber Mule Lost In Swift River
A mule valued at 200 dollars owned by San Domingo Lumber Company disappeared after being swept by a swift river current. The driver, unable to swim, failed to release the animal, leading to a dangerous situation that required rescue for the remaining team mules. Nearby events highlight a Juvenile Minstrels performance with free lunch promotions at the White Elephant.
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Spathorgus Ito Grande
Domingo Lumber Company
Goehit Canyon
Thornton
Hiwlig
Oller
Easter Fair Weather Boosts Albuquerque Trade
Weather forecaster predicts a sunny Easter as Albuquerque shoppers flock to store openings. Merchants report strong demand for gloves laces hosiery and silk dresses with a surge in midseason millinery showing off imported hats. Sales for dress goods and suits are up, and milliners say women favor pricier hats reflecting a healthy Easter market.
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Albuquerque
Three families lose home in South Street fire
A two story frame building at 619 South First Street burned last evening from a defective to about 7:8 timing, leaving three families homeless. The property belonged to Mrs. J Winston and renters were under lease by Mrs. Juanita Perea. Damage estimated around 1000 dollars with 6000 of insurance. Fire units arrived too late to save the house though a few charred beams were saved. The structure had burned similarly about a year ago.
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First Street
J. Winston
Topeka
Kan
Juanita Perea
Company
F. H. Kent
Ely
Intake Shops
Ae and
Denial of Leake Visit to Albuquerque Quotation
A statewide press note rebutts an El Paso Herald claim that Leake sent a letter from Albuquerque after reading El Paso papers about his disappearance. The timeline contradicts the assertion, noting papers did not mention his disappearance, arrived in Albuquerque Wednesday morning, and Leake could not have written.
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Otter
Leake
Albuquerque Ix
el Paso
Saya
el Paso Herald
Albuquerque
Yhody
Lou
Elks Tooth Opera House April 8 and 9
At rehearsals for the Elks Tooth production a cast of fifty four strong vocalists shows growing enthusiasm. The city’s amateur show promises to be the best yet with nonstop fun and music from start to finish. The piece has already proved popular nationwide and the solid cast bodes well for a successful run.
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Elks’ Tooth
Opera House
Rik Tooth
Stacy 1D It From a Live Wire Incident
In a report from a local incident, Stacy and Hubbell respond to a fire after a live electric wire scorches a building interior. Insurance is noted. plans unfold as witnesses discuss the damage and Stacy’s planned salvage. Tom Hubbell informs Stacy of the situation, and Stacy completes the job, earning a reputation for reliability.
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Hubbell
Stacy
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Jesus
Lord
First Methodist Foteconat Church
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Lead Avenue
J. C. Rollins
D. D
Hasler
Palmer
Smith
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Risen King
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Chow
Longfellow
AL le Martin
Postini
Epworth League
Bitangers
Teall
First Baptist Church
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K.is
Harry Howesterley
They McDonald
Dudiey Buck
Mesdames Hale
McDonlt
J. N. Qudby
Kriet
the Lord
Ellis Brass
Lhd
Ise
J. N. Cadby
Ayer
Elgar Theny
First Congregational Church
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J. H. Heald
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Cho Rwi
Silbernagel
Mra. Washburn
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Gould
Mr Gould
Night Watch
Simon Peter
Ssolo
Washburn
Silbernagte
Mayo
Miss Palmer
Mr Washburn
Otero
Mise Harsch
Nettle
Thubenatem
Man
Webber
St St Vault's Lutheran Church
Corher Sixth Street
Benest Moser
Deming
Magdalena
SAN Domingo Lumber Company
THE
White Elephant
Gibson
Vici
Leon B. Stern
Propricton
N. M
John S. Beaven
Las Vegas
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Staab Building
J. A. Kremis
South Second Street
N. H. Andrus
A. T
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Chas. L. Keppeler
Tinder Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone Co
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