The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-15

wiki tie cun,i;i, rs go ti:,' .u;!i>"an
church in the south. The especial to-
pics TO be considered are the needs
and opportunities of the church. To
this end the members are to consider
the best methods for meeting the
needs and opportunities that may
present themselves for consideration.
4 great work tha, the conference
hopes to accomplish is il regard to
the educational campaign it purposes
to wage. There will be such a cam
paign in education arranged through
which the lay1nen oil over the church
may be led to see their duty. Thus
ar opportunity will be afforded to
rlwmnte tie kingdom # God among
nrn =: such works as the laymen may
re able 10 Go. This NAY re &cc@:1-
plis':e1 hy The bu:,in@>S men and
much coed results TO t;le church will
accrue lhercfrom. The men i: busi-
ness life 10y applying their business
ability and experience and the bust
ness side cf the church will accom-
pliSh the desired ends. All Of this
work the conference hopes to bring
before the members. a:d the leaders
are confident that the general NlnrlG-
tion Of the church will lie the result.
The Committee.
The following S the committee hav-
ing charge Of the conference:
Ernest s. Dreher, Columbia. chair
man: ". P. Housed. Columbia, sec
retarr: P. H. Haliwangcr, Columbia;
P. c. Price. Columbia: J. c. See9crs.
Columbia: \. II. Wise. Columbia; C.
Y. .AIlwurden. Columbia: II. +. Wheel
er. Columbia: Gee. B. Cromer. New
berry: O. b. Mayer, Newberly: Ed
ward R. Hipp, Newherry; George ".
Summer, Newberry; c. N. EHrd, Lex
inetoa; J. W. Jenny, Jenny; Kenneth
Baker, Greenwood; E. J. Etheridge,
Leesville; H. F. Hendrix, Leesville;
A. H. Kohn, Prosperity; J. F. Flick
en-, Charleston, R. G.. Chisolm, Char
lesion; J. D. Capplemann, Charles
ton; W. A. Rast, Cameron.
The Programme.
The programme for the conference
will be arranged later as to the de-
tails. but The work II be accomplished
has been outlined.> The conference
viii lie divided into three periods
and during each Of these periods some
special kind Of work will be taken up
fer discussion. Tie three periods are:
!. The period for giving Informal
ton
?. The period III discussion.
3. Tie period for conclusions.
In the first Of the periods the needs
and opportunities Of the Lutheran
church in the south will be presented
bv those wno will be designated as pc
ing best fitted to know of these needs
and opportunities. The three heads
for this part of the programme are:
l, Education; 2, elemosynary; 3, ev-
anoelistic missionary.
The second period will be given up
to the "practical consideration OF
conditions-needS and opportunities
presented. The third period will
be allowed fer "'whatever recommen-
dations the conference may see tit to
make + the several official or@anlza-
ticas Of the church will be formulat-
ed.'
In order that the work ,Aay be ac-
complished with all dispatch; the ad-
dresses will be confined to time II
mits that will later he specified. The
;;c,c':a:s vii! he ;:,.!<od to make their
talks brief and to the point. The COM
mittee announces that the conference
will be conducted in strict order, so
that the business men who attend
NAV feel that they have not wasted
either time or money.
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