The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-26
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committees for the coming year was
completed They follow:
State of Religion
7. A. Estell, Edinburg, Ind.
Home Missions
C. Huber, Richmond
c. G. Aue. Evansville, Ind
c. Zinnsmeister, Nashville Tenn.
Ministerial Education
Il. F. Prince, Springfield. q.
H. Allen Leader, Richmond.
B. c. Bowman, Muncie.
Ministerial EXAMINATIONS
f. G. Howard, Richmond
3. F. Prince. Springfield, o.
S. S. Waltz, Louisville, Ky.
Harlan K Fenner. Louisville, KY.
C. Huber, Richmond.
Need of Pastors Felt
Following the election of the var
ious committees, the standing com
mittee on resolutions read their re
port to the Synod.
They recommended that the pas
tors of the Synod. point out to their
various congregations, forceibly, the
great dearth of candidates for the
ministry in the Lutheran church
The president of the synod was also
instructed to thank the members OF
the St. Paul's church. for their great
hospitality, and many kindnesses be
slowed upon them during their short
stay in Richmond.
Atsthe advice and recommendation oil
Timothy Nicholson of this city, the
synod appointed a committee to re
present the body at the meeting OF
other church delegates in Indianapo
lis, to devise ways and means for
carrying on a systematic campaign
for better legislation, in regard to
the marriage and divorce laws, and
also in regard to liquor laws. The
synod appointed, Rev. William Sig
mund, of Columbus, Ind, C: Huber
of Richmond, II. Z. Schmitt. Muncie
Ind, and c. f. Derr of Indianapolis
as members of the committee
The next matter of importance
which was taken up by the synod
was the electing the synod's repre-
sentatives upon the board of trus
tees of Wittenberg University. The
following men We're appointed: c. HUI
Der. Richmond VIM S. Sigmund, Col
umbus, Ind, G. T. Otto, Columbus
Ind
Next Meeting at Louisville.
At yesterday mornings sessions il
was voted to hold the next meeting
OF the Synod at the Bethany Luther
an church. OF Louisville KY, the first
sessions beginning October p There
was no competition for the selection
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synodical calendar was prepared for
the meeting next year:
Tuesday evening. Opening sermon
Rev Z. G. Howard.
Wednesday morning, Communion
service-H. Allen Leader.
Thursday morning, Devotional ser
Vice. Z. Derr, indianapolis.
Thursday evening, Missionary ser
vice
Friday morning, Devotional service
IT. H. Estell, Edinburg, Ind.
Friday Night, Ordination service
c. Huber, Richmond
Delegates to Anti-Saloon League.
AThe synod also received an invita-
tim from the Anti-Saloon League, to
Send a delegate to their National Con
kention which meets in ST Louis next
The Rev. A. K Mumma was
elected as the synods delegate
The Rev c. Huber rendered re
port of the pastors fund, which show
ed that it was in the best of condition
and was rapidly increasing.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Society closed their SEES
sions early yesterday afternoon with
the election of officers for the com
ing year Mrs Mumma who was re-
elected president of the organization,
was also elected as the synod's dele
gate to the biennial convention of
the general missionary society of the
Lutheran church, which will be held
in PENNSYLVANIA, in May, 1907.
TheaOffi GERS elected follow;
Rxesident-Mrs A X Mumma, Gle
efc, Ind.
e-President-Mrs. w. S. Sig
mund, Columbus, Ind.
Recording Secretary-Miss Lellie Y
Hadfeld, Louisville, Ky.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. Min
ME Foley, Broad RIPPLE, Ind.
Treasurer-Miss Frieda Miller,
Richmond.
Historian-Mrs. Emma Crivel, Rich
mond.