The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-10
SYNOD WILL PASS
ON IRWIN APPEAL
Lawton Pastor Asks Re-
view Of Decision Made
by FL Reno Presbytery
HOLDEN SPEAKS HERE
Annual Session to Open
Today; Many Problems
for Settlement

Tho case OF Rev. Thomas Irwin
NJ TaWton. who was suspended
srom the ministry by the III Reno
presbyfery following a series OF
rburrn difficulties that attracted the
,ftpr',uu of the nation, will come
M during the sessions OF the Okla
b6ml synod, governing body OF the
presbytprian church in this state.
which opens It's nnual meeting here
A0ar trial before FL Reno Pres
bytcry. In which the episodes were
reviewed. Rev. Irwin was suspended.
ney G.. G. White OF Ardmore will
Aseut Reverend Twins appeal to
~ synod here.
several Leaders Here.
Tho synod will go into annual ses-
sion In this city today, holding the
first of three days meetings this
evening In College Hill Presbyterian
church. several national leaders. in
ending Rev. Calvin G.. Hayes, mod
orator OF the general assembly OF
the Presbyterian church. u. 5. a,
md Miss Alice Robertson OF Mus
koeeo. oklahoma congresswoman
viii attend, together With over 100
minister's and elders OF Oklahoma
churches.
In addition 20 transacting business
,or the church and the University
OF Tulsa. the Synod will pass tudg-
ment. through judicial committee
probably on the case OF Reverend
Irwin
business Men Hear Talk.
louis c. Holden OF James Mill
cal University OF Decatur. H., was
the principal speaker at dinner In
Hotel Tulsa last night. His sub
feet was THE Educational Possl-
bn.tles IN Tulsa" He also spoke
about what had been done at other
places IN building colleges and em-
phasised the fact that II could also
be done here. Among other things
that he said was, There IL no Joy
in profession but in service for man
kind" Mr.. Holden Is the guest OF
the Tulsa University while here.
The syuodical home mission COM
mittce, headed by Rev. c. w. Kerr
will hold n special conference IN re-
gard to it's work with national and
district representatives OF the mis-
sion board, among them DR.. A. II.
Montgomery, secretary of the home
mission board for the southwest
with headquarters in st. Louis, at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in tho
First Presbyterian church. In the
conference will be Rev. Ralph j..
Lamb Of this city. home mission
superintendent for western and
central Oklahoma, Rev. $. l..
| Schaub OF Muskogee, home mission
superintendent for the remainder of
the state. and synodical home mis-
| sion committee members, Rev. G. G.
| Roach OF Chickasha, Rev. c. w.
Estes OF Hobart, Rev. G.. l.. Ed
wards Of Enid, Rev. II. C. Shiffler
| Of McAlester, Rev. j, g. Linton OF
Miami, and Rev. e. B. Surface OF
Ponca City.
Gives Illustrated Talk.
An illustrated stereoptican lee
| ture showing scenes and residents
Of Indian Territory and Oklahoma
| for 100 years will be given by Rev
erend Lamb in the Sunday school
section OF the church auditorium
| The pictures to be thrown on the
screen were taken by Reverend
Lamb during his many years resi-
dence in this section and by other
Mold timers. A supper viii then be
. served.
The Oklahoma synod will be
called to order at 1880 o'clock
Tuesday evening in the College Hill
Presbyterian church by the modera-
tor. Rev w. A. Roach OF Chicka-
sha, who will give his annual ad-
dress Officers for the ensuing year
wS DO elected.
Wednesday sessions will be de-
voted 10 the work OF the synod. In
the evening. at public meeting In
the University of Tulsa auditorium,
Reverend Hayes or Indiana. highest
officer In the Presbyterian church
In this country, will give an ad-
dress. The Tulsa Presbytery, COM
posed OF ministers and elders from
eight counties surrounding Tulsa
VIII hold its annual meeting az
hours not conflicting with synodical
bssemblages and commencing AZ
O'clock Wednesday morning. The