The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-11-03
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY
Many People Coming and Going.
Meeting of William Lester
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hawkins visited
Mrs. A. H. Kohn, of Columbia, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Schumpert, of
Augusta, are spending awhile with
Mrs. B. B. schumpert-
Misses Susie Langford and Susan
Quattlebaum and Pickens Lang ord
have returned rom a visit to Mrs.
Fuller Lyon, of Columbia.
Miss Maud Livingstone has gone to
Abbeville to teach this session.
Rev. l. C. Caldwell, of Charlotte,
has been visiting his relatives.
Mrs. G. S. Rikard spent the weekend
at Helena.
Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Pugh, of Lake
land, Fla, are the guests d. Mrs. Joe.
B. Hartman.
Miss Carrie Laurie Lester, OF Column
bia, is spending awhile with her moth
er, Mrs. Rosa Lester.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ C. Morris spent the
weekend at Lykesland, S. c.
Misses Josephine and Elizabeth May
visited Miss Julia Lut2e er in Columbia
several days last week.
Mesdames H. P. Wicker and Joe Sltz
have returned from Columbia.
Misses Moss Fellers and Cairo
Wyche were visitors to Columbia last
week
The William Lester chapter Of q.
D. C. meets. Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock with Miss Effie Hawkins.
Mr.. C. C. Long, of Saluda, spent
tie weekend with Mr.. J. L. Wise.
Mr.. Pat Mitchell has gone to Spar
tanburg, Greenville and Greers for a
weeks visit.
The many friends OF Mr.. Ellis
Wheeler will be glad to near that he is
able to be at work again, after having
been confined to his room for month
with a sprained ankle.
Messrs. Ray and Byrd Gibson, Of
Columbia, spent tie weekend at home
Mr., j. L. May has gone to Lum-
berton, N c., to attend the funeral
OF his brother
Rev E. W. Leslie, pastor of Grace
church attended the Lutheran synod
which was recently held in Greenville,
S. G.. The Greenville church is
handsome stone structure and when
completed will be one of the best
churches in the city. The pastor, Rev.
C. L. Miller, is an efficient and in
defatigable worker The Greenville
Traction Co., honored the synod with
free ride around the city, thus CIV
ing the visitors a splendid view q.
the city and it's many large cotton
mills and their splendid villages.
The Lutheran church not being
ready for occupancy, the sessions Of
the synod, excepting the last one,
were held in the First Presbyterian
church. Tsis is a splendid church,
elegantly furnished and modern and
convenient in all its appointments.
The last session was neld in the
chamber of commerce where the con-
gregation for the present is worship
ping. At this service ,after splen-
did ordination sermon by Rev. S. C.
Ballentine, of Leesville, three young
men were so1emnly ordained to the
gospel ministry. Those receiving or
dination were Revs. Anderson, Of Po-
maria; Roof, of Ehrhardt, and Bell, Of
Aiken.
Rev. P. E. Monroe, president Of
Summerland college, was elected pres
ident of synod and Rev. E. Fulenwider,
OF Newberry, vice president. DR.. G. Y.
Hunter, of Prosperity, was reelected
treasurer Of the seminary fund. Pas
tor Leslie, by previous appointment,
addressed the synod at one OF the
evening services on missions" He
was elected a member of the COM
mittee to manage the Sunday school
normal to be held at Newberry col
lege next summer, and also mem
Der OF the committee of advisers for
the State federation of Young Peo-
Prosperity, was elected member of
Prosperity, was elected a ember of
the board of trustees of Newberry
college.
The synod at the request of Grace's
congregation allowed them to with
draw from Nit. Tabor and was consti-
tuted pastorate within itself. The
pastor hereafter will give his entire
time and services to this CONGREGATION.