The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-06

4Hc olu4ndllou StluOH was Pl0doHCu
by the Rev. A. J. Bowers, D. D.
designations.
April l. 1908, the Rev. J. G. Schaid
resigned the St. Marks pastorate,
Blythewood.
April 27. 1908, the Rev. T. B. Ept-
ing resigned the work at Sumter.
June l, the Rev. J. I. Miller resign
ed the work of the Graniteviile pas
torate.
August Is. 1908. the Rev. D. A. Sox
resigned the work Of the Johnston
pastorate.
August Is, the Rev. ". H. Hitler
resigned the work at Lexington.
October Is, the Rev. ". H. Greev-
er, D. D., resigned the work Of St.
Paul's pastorate, Columbia, to accept
the work Of the United Synod publ
cation board.
October. q, the Rev. D. B. Grose-
close resigned the work Of the Lees
vile pastorate.
October 27. the Rev. ?. E. Monroe
resigned the work Of Mount Pleasant
pastorate, Ehrhardt, S. c.
All the pastors who have resigned
their present work have taken other
work in the Synod, except the Revs.
J. G. Schaid and Miller.
Calls Accepted.
The Rev. J. I. Meller, D. D., the
work at Graniteville; the Rev. A. R.
Taylor, the Bethany Church work;
the Rev. J. L. Yonce, St. Luke's, Flor
ence; the Rev. G.. Armand Miller, D.
D., the work of St. Johns Parish,
Charleston, S. c.; the Rev. E. Fulen-
wider, Church of the Redeemer, New
berry, S. c.; the Rev. L. P. Boland,
the work Of Pine Grove pastorate;
the Rev. T. B. Epting, the work in
Walha'' the Rev. O. c. Peterson
has also accepted work within the
bounds of the Synod.
A number Of places in the Synod
were permitted to arrange for them
selves their pastoral relations until
this meeting Of the Synod.
Installations.
The Rev. c. Armand Miller, D. D.,
was installed pastor Of St. Johns,
Charleston.
The Rev. J. I. Miller, D. D., at
Graniteville.
The Rev. L. P. Boland, Pine Grove;
The Rev. E. Fulenwider, Church Of the
Redeemer; the Rev. J. L. Yonee, St.
Luke's, Florence; the Rev. n. D.
Bodie, Saluda; the Rev. T. B. Eptlng,
Walhalla..
Three congregations have been or
ganized during the year as follows:
Aiken. the Rev. J. B. Derrick, pas
tor.
Silver Street, Newberry county, The
Rev. S. p. koon, pastor.
Summerville to be supplied at this
session Of the Synod.
The cornerstone Of the new Grace
church was laid November 2l, 1907,
and is to be dedicated at this session
of Synod. St. Andrews church,
Charleston, has made extensive I'M
provements in its church edifice, and
will be reoccupied in a short time.
The following dedications were OBJ
served during the year:
The Woman's Memorial, Spartan
burg, S. c.
St. Luke's church, Florence, S. c.
The Jacob Washington Frank Lu-
theran Hospital and Home, of the
city Of Charleston.
Newberry college has begun one of
its. most prosperous years. the at
tendance of students being unprece~
IDENTIFY large The vacancy caused by
the resignation of DR.. Jas. A. B.
Scherer has been filled by the elec-
ton of the Rev. J. H. Harms. who has
had signal success in the pastorate.
The Rev. Mr.. Harms Will be INSTALL
ed as president on Friday morning the
Synod attending in body.
DeaconsS work merits the careful
consideration of Synod. Thls work
was inaugurated bv the Rev. c. E.
Weltner, of St. Luke's church, Olym-
pia Mill. in Columbia. At present
three young ladies are in training
there for this work. 1t is recon-
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