The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-17

To- eoi~y' sas hena&if ea HIS aounselh IN,
oOr S0GhbsRrp CaNreh worsi5, :
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college. ChsSR@ate, regGrtt,l than he
3as prepared ntS slb-n Q2aG To bla,
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! lSasa3on Banl,a mpnld have aihsrnc III
! Inc laBtlicD1ian al Bnaks ,eiT @ins;htn,
4 Sunday school lifnrRIu,tl, tEtc., and
| mnnld he u source III inupmn 40 1irc
I Synod III k,nrt,
1 q ffneCiHl Ressnn III SYNOD was hnlfl,
beginning III 8:an nNrlnnk :Sahnrflsy
evening, HNhe fi,+r business was Lhc
| nunsi derHtiur pf the rnnn,G lni Ghe com
mi1T5ne TN Nhurnh l.ttnWturn Trnf
| I'Hiutcr continued its rantlinu. A
| lnnELhy discussion inllpwnT the opnnSi-
| tinn 10 establish nj once u 2Rnsira of
Publication. The fnnr waS snXnrcssotl
thut such Il venture might invnlVc 'thc
synod III financial trouble. When it
wns made sufficiently clear that such
could moi he the,caso, -tnc Synod voted
Tor tho proposition nnL the following
were appointed rs constituting the
Ronrd until next meeting of United
SYNOD. T.: =. Y. N Painter, d. d. :,
A. II. hOhn, liSt!., A. G.. Wise. ESQ. =,
Rev. Fl. S. Wingart, u. d., Rov. S. Il.
tialtmun. y. D., &. Al. Eilrd, Esq, Rov .
Y. Il. Sticiilcy ROY. W. L. >sSaahruoi :
ttNv. j. i. Schcrcr
The report ns whole was then
adopted, A series Of resolutions Of,
Tered Ivy Iiov..L J. Srhcrer We're aront-
nu, urDnG them Unc recommending
Itiut the Board Df Missions he urged To
try us soon us pussihlc To send u nun to
the ussistnuue III Rnv. Dr F'en,w in In.
pun.
The muller of pInue .l'f next ms,tIbine
WIS tbeu doridad by hnlIot Va lns,-
ton, " G. was chosen.
The iVllowiog fraierral Delegates
were appointed: Prof. l. y. Fox, D. D..
to the General Synod, and Prof. y. G.
Foigt, ID. D., to the General Council.
On Sunday all the churches were
supplied with preachers by the Synod
morning and night.
Sunday night the address to the
graduating class of the Seminary was
delivered by Rev. /. G. NJ. Miller, d.
ID. There were seven young men who
either received diplomas or certificates
Of proficiency and will at once go into
the active work Of the ministry.
A vote OF thanks was passed and
read Sunday morning for tho kind hos
pitality Of the citizens and so on.
Tho session Monday was without
special public interest.
The next session will be held on
Wednesday before the third Sunday in
May, 1900, at Winston, N. G.
The board of directors of the The
illogical Seminary held several meet
ings. Rev. Fl. S. Wingard was elected
president; Rev. X. g. Holland vic-pres-
idcnt; III. S. Trout treasurer; Geo. b.
CrOmcr secretary. The board elected
Rev. II. l.. Bangher, ID. d OF Pcnnsyl-
vania one OF the professors in the Sem
mary and decided to hold another
meeting in Columbia the 9th of July
at which time they will elect second
professor and decide on permanent To-
cation. BY that time Ncwbcrry must
have in her bid and be able to have the
Seminary permanently located here.
The Publication Beard also held a
| meeting and elected officers. These
will be given in next issue by the sec
rotary.
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