The Tipton advertiser., 1875-08-26

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tions on matters before presensed. and
motions on new business passed We
will not have room 10 report all these
One was the sending Of young man 40
beneficiary on the funds Of this synod.
TO Carthage College, 10 be educated for
gospel ministry. Prof Tressler. Pres
Of the College, gave some interesting
and suggestive facts illustrative OF The
benefits Of slack purse =; college or OF
students thrown upoR their own re
sources, while on the other side, Rev.
Goodlin presented the dangers in such
cases, and our duty TO help others in
this day although we had na, been help.
ed in our day He illustrated forcibly
| from his own experience, asserting that
he suffered to day from disease con-
tracted in precisely such time of ex-
tremity snd which might at any time
/ end his work Another was the report
/ of Pres. Tressler Of the condition OF
Carthage College. Tie institution is in
/ free working order, helped by the
| fathers and mothers in the church. and
| encouraged and sustained by the hearty
| patronage of its sons and daughters.
In the evening, Rev. g. W. Snyder
gave 3 suggestive discourse on the sub
| iect of Home Missions. showing the ne
cessity of the Home Mission work to
the growth of the church, and while ad-
vising caution In the approach 10 mon
all trfr
| funds for the work, also urged boldness
| aud perseverance in the prosecution of
Of the solicitation of funds He assert.
ed that universally men would give If
they were told the real necessities OF
the cause personally, and that they are
ones who must give relief if any is TO
be given.
Saturday morning there was the es-
pecial feature in the regular morning
prayery meeting of the topic: The Con-
secration on the part of Lutheran Pa.
rents of their Sons to the Ministry"
The work this forenoon was of the
same character as on last session. One
resolution offered and passed, referred
to the death, since last meeting, OF the
estimab,e wife of Rev.J Howard Slough,
formerly Of Knoxville, Iowa, now of
Plymouth, Ohio.
In the afternoon time and place Of
next meeting were decided upon which
are the Cd Wednesday in August, 1875,
at Fairfield, Jefferson county. Respon-
ses to to apportionment of General Be-
nevolence were tabulated and reported.
Committee on Parochial reports sub
mitted to tabular statement. Also be-
nevolence from the Synod or the com.
ing year were apportioned 10 the sever
al pastoratcs and reported Other Ia
bles were prepared, and reported and
accepted
Constitution and By Laws of an Aux
Hilary Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society were reported and adopted.
The following are its officers for the en-
suing year President, Mrs. Laura b.
SNYDER; Vice President, Mrs. l. l.. Crig
Ter; Cor. Secretary. Mrs. L. j. Dean;
Rec. Secretary, Miss Anna Failor
Treasurer, Mrs. Slower.
The following delegates to corrcspon-
ding bodies were elected: To Northern
illinois, Rev. j X Bloom; Central lis,
Prof, ID. s. Tres sler; Southern Ilrs. Rev.
ID. P. Grosscup; Kansas Synod. Rev. p.
$, Nellis; Nebraska Synod, Rev. G. A.
Gelwicks; Swedish Ansgari Synod
Prof. D. L. Tressler.
Delegate to the National Lutheran
Sunday School Convention To convene
in Wooster Ohio, in October. Rev J. X
Bloom
The following resolution was passed.
RESOLVED, That the President of the
Synod be requested to extend at the close
Of the services on Sunday evening, the
warm and hearty thanks Of this body to
the pastor, congregation and friends of
the Lutheran church of Upton, Iowa,
tor the cordial and hospitable entertain
nent thay have provided for this body
| during its present convention
RESOLVED. That a copy of these res
/ olations be published in the Upton
! papers
| Many other resolutions were passed
/ pertaining to respondence and local
\ Su-tnv-7, p-t vufctf VIZ fIsyr fpt1l
TO mention
Preparatory sceyH@s- RF p ; Neiii,
delivered the sern 'l. n rhc rgraiat :
sermon BY Rev .Ie>se ilstsel Service,
on Sib'ath as tall as
| t+t4-yt''9t LII tAF4 ali - y u - - = &
school addresses 10y Prst ID T. rreS>ier
Rev W NJ Spar aud II J T Sprilman
1880 \, NJ, sermon by Prof. W II
Wynn, of the Agricultural College
Ames, Iowa; l2 90 NJ Communion ser
vices; 100 p. ", sermon by Rev J. NJ
! Rces; farewell address by Pres. Cook
and response by pastor J. X. Bloom. NJ
, +. church: 1880 A. NJ, sermon by Rev
! q. W SNYDER; 80 r. NJ, Rev. G. A
. Gelgicks Congregational church 10 81
\. ", Rev 4 / Crngler 80 r. NJ
: Rev. L F. Hills German Reformed
church: 1890 A. NJ, Rev w. NJ Spar
1:39 p. NJ, Rev. d. p Grosscup. A. N
and p. NJ, Clarence, Rev. j. w. kitch
TnIs closed the convention Of Synod
. The members felt they were receivinl
. kindly treatment at the hands of tn,
f Upton people; aud the latter testi-
Q flying to their appreciation of the enter
. tainments at the Synod by an unusuall,
{ good attendance upon all the meetings
The evening meetings were made doubly
: interesting and lively by the services 0
an efficient choir. The stand was adorn-
ed with boquets Of the choicest flower
! regularly renewed from the garden o
Mr. J. l.. Sweet The tables at tn,
places OF entertainments were filed Will
all the richness OF the market, anC
Monday morning iyaud the member
loath to leave this f lien Of plenty. Joy
Gus ana abiding s!.ai he the memory o
the twenty first annual session Of the
Iowa Synod on the part pf lts member.
and visiting brethren aud sisters.
, ID. p. g.
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