The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-04-10
NEWS FROM ST. PAULS.
Spring mmHni0n-Lutheran Con-
ference-Luther LeagUe-The
Roads.


St. Pauls, April 9.-The regular
spring communion, with all day SER
vice will be held a st. Pauls on the
first Sunday after Easter. Rev. A. G.
Voigt, d. D., of the Lutheran Tleologi-
cal seminary in Columbia, will be
present to preach and assist the pas
tor in The communion.
1t has been customary for a long
time until of late years for st. Pauls
TO have an Easter service every year.
The daughter church giving the moth
er church Easter Sunday and Easter
se,vice; but according to present ar
rangements and agreement among the
churches of the enlarged pastorate,
Easter is observed at St. Pauis only
when it falls on a first or third Sun
day. This year Bachnan Chapel ,gets
the Easter service. Last year ST.
Philips had it.
Newberry Lutheran conference me!
with St. Pauls the last of March There
were 10 ministers present and a num-
her of lay delegates. The programme
was good and the sermons and ad-
dresses above the average. We were
all delighted with conference and wish
il could meet with us every time. The
Sunday work of conference this time
was most excellent Just to give the
public faint idea of good things We
mention what was done on Sunday OF
conference
At $50 o'clock Prof. Derrick, OF
Newberry college, made an address, Oh,
'The Ideal Congregation" 1t was
plain, interesting, practical, to the
point If you want a good speech get
Prof. Derrick to make it. At II o'clock
the Rev. J. D. Kinard, of Greenwood,
and Dr.. R. c. Holland, of Columbia.
occupied the pulpit and one after the
other, spoke interestingly on missions
Then came dinner-what dinner and
what a hungry multitude! But there
was plenty for all.
in the afternoon, the Rev Z. W. Les
lie, of Prosperity, preached sermon
on EMISSIONS, the Work of the Cnurca.
Lastly. the Rev. J. A Linn, of Be;hle-
hem charge, spoke en- The Grea.
Lutheran Church is Waking Up to
Great Things" Some said, and most
though, taat the last was the bes:
THE last may have been the best, but
it was all very gocd-our apologies to
the organist and choir. The excellent,
pretty, we'll measured and appropriate
music Of the occasion was delightful.
The young peoples Luther league
met at ST. Pauls Sunday night last, at
which time the regular programme for
April was very successfully carried
out Mr.. B. V. Chapman, of Newberry,
was present and made most force
full address. The young people felt it
a treat to have Mr.. Chapman with them
and to hear such an able address.
Mr. w L. Bedenbaugh attended
field and fair day at Dillon last week.
The Rev. Y. Won A. Riser went to
Newberry last Tuesday to see Mrs NJ.
C Riser, of Bluffton, MS brothers
wife. She is i'll at Mr. S. NJ. Duncans
He reports her improving.
Mr. J. D. Richardson spent Sunday
with his son, Henry C. Richardson, of
the Bachman Chapel section, who had
the misfortune to get his leg broken,
caused by being thrown from bicy
Gle.
Mrs. Bette Gruber spent last week
with Mr.. J. E. Log and family, OF near
Union Academy.
Miss Lillian Stone, of Newberry,
spent ihe weekend with her parents,
NJ" and Mrs. l.. D. Stone
Messrs. Ernest Livingston and Ola
Lominick, Of Newberry, spent Sunday
villa Mr. l.. V. Livingston and family,
making tne trip in Ernest Livingston's
car.
Policeman Boland, cf Pomaria, and
Sap Wilson were in this section Sun
day night looking after prisoners of
which hey hope to capture soon.
Mrs. Lizzie BoiAest is confined to her
bed sick with grippe.
We wan to add to the honor roll of
P. S. C. the name Of DR.. T. S. Wedeman
w1o was so kind as to drag the bad
place in the road between his house
and Mr. Joe Kinard's that is usually
bad A bad place in he Prosperity
St Paul and Pomaria road is often