Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-18
MODERATOR
IS PRESIDING At
LAKEWOOD SYNOD
Rev. DR.. W. W. Know Appoints
Committees for Years Work
of Presbyterian Church.

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LAKEWOOD. Oct. 1S.--After the
election Of the moderator yesterday,
and the completion Of the report of the
committee on arrangements which was
presented by the Rev. c. T. Butler. of
the first Presbyterian Church here. the
Presbyterian synod settled down to
routine work today. Most of the time
was taken up with hearing til reports
of the various committees, n voting
on the recommendations that were Of
fered.
The newly elected moderator, the
Rev. DR.. w. W. Know, of New Bruins
wick. presided. and appointed the COM
mIttees for the coming year. The re-
ports of the stated clerk and the treas
urer were presented, and the report on
the Board of Foreign Ministers was
given by the Rev. Minot C. Morgan,
These Are the Committees.
Following are the committees APP
nointed: Standing committees, bills
and overtures, ministers, DR.. c. Ran
dolph ~Tduebler, DR.. James w. Reagan,
Dir Walter w. Hammond. DR.. Robert
SCOT. Inglis; elders, Joseph II. Wright,
Martin M. Fredenburgh and Theodore
w. Reeves.
Judicial Observation-Disclosures, DR..
George r. Greene, DR.. Alfred p. Bots
ford. Clarence w, Rouse. Linus L.
Strock; elders, Theodore b. Haskell, II.
Murray Richmond, Francis French.
Minutes General Assembly-Minis-
ters, James w. Martin, PHI. D.; James
Scott Young; Elder, w. II. Coles.
Narrative for 1911-Nfinisters, F. Boyd
Edwards, I. Meuch Chambers; elder,
Ebenezer Mackey. Finance-Ministers.
Nelson b.. Chester, Louis B. Crane;
elders, Edward M. Fitian, William r.
Conover. Revision of Permanent Com
mittees = Minister, Joseph Hunter;
elder, William H. Willett. S~ynodical
Home Mission Accounts for 1911-Min-
lister, DR.. George L. Richmond; elder,
William ]. Severell.
Newark Minister Appointed.
Presbyterian Records-No. l, Newark
The Rev. Frank r. Summers, the
Rev. l.. O.. Graham. jr.; elder, d. S.
Allen.
No. 2, Morris and orange-The Rev.
sylvester w. Beach, the Rev. DR.. Ed
mund I. Gwynn; elder, George r..
Thomas.
No. 3, Elizabeth-The Rev. James
Scott Young, the Rev. J. F. Wolff;
elder, George w. Mount.
No. 4, Jersey City-The Rev. Alfred
P. Botsford, the Rev. Robert Robin
son; elder, John Canon.
No. 5. Corisco-The Rev. John r.
Patterson, the Rev. Fisher Howe
Booth; elder, Joseph FL. Exton.
No. 6, Havana-The Rev. James
Dalla Steele. the Rev. Joseph Lyons
| Ewing: elder, John D.. Rue.
No. Z, Monmouth-The Rev. Samuel
Parry, the Rev. Clarence w. Rouse;
elder, Thodorus Haskell.
No. s., New lBrunswick-Rev. William
r. Bennett, Rev. Walter b. Green
way; elder, Cornelius H. Clarke.
No. 9. Newton-Rev. George ingram,
Rev. Albert N. Stubblebine; elder,
James e, Banks.
No. 10, West Jersey-Rev. Amer w.
Karnell, Rev. D.. Ruby Warde.
The feature of the mornings Sos
sion was the address by the Rev.
Walter r. Smith, Of Korea. The Rev.
Mr.. Smith spoke TO a full congregation,
and gave a graphic account of the Work
that is being done in the quaint eastern
country. His portrayal of h home life
and customs of the Koreans was high
eAaA&
w interesting, and he gave a most
encouraging account of the progress
that is being made by the missionaries
working among them. The Rev. Mr.
Smith told a number of anecdotes
about the will of the natives to spread
the gospel when they have been con-
verted.
Koreans Make Good Apostles.
''No Korean, who has become a
Christian. is content to remain idle, but
he takes to himself the injunction to
go forth into all the world and preach
the gospel to every creature" said Mr..
Smith.
Following Mr.. Smiths address. the
Rev. Samuel McLanahan, of Lawrence
vile, presented the report OF synodical
home missions.