Evening star., 1924-11-08
CHURCHES TO MEET
POLICY PROBLEMS
Questions of Worldwide In.
terest to Be Considered at
Council Meeting.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Sl'N'iai pispdtSH 10 lie Stdf
ATLANTA, November S.-Problems
of worldwide interest will come up
for settlement at the Quadrennial
meeting of the Federal Council OF
the Churches of Christ in America
here December 80. To facilitate
thorough consideration and to pre-
vent hurried action, strong COM
mittee on policy composed of clergy
men, laymen and women has been
appointed. to study these problems
and make recommendation to the
council as a whole.
Each of the % denominations con-
Stftuting the Federal Council has a
representative of it's own appointin G
on this committee. In addition are
ii members at large.
The committee is of a widely rep
resentative character, not only as re-
CARDS the religious life of the coun-
try, but also as regards the different
geographical areas.
Gov. William H Sweet of Denver,
Colo, and former Gov. Carl F.. Mil
liken Of Maine are among those serv-
ing. Three former presidents of the
council serve as members eX officio.
They are Rev. Frank Mason of New
York, Dean Smaller Mathews of Chi
cago and DR.. Robert f. Speer of New
York.
Policy Committee Personnel.
The members of the committee on
policy are: President Clarence a.
Barbour, Rochester Theological Sem
mary. Rochester. n. Y, Baptist;
Bishop A. X. Clippinger. Dayton,
Ohio. United Brethren; Bishop S. c.
Breyfogel, Reading, Pa, Evangelical +;
Bishop George c. Clement, Louisville,
Ky, A. NJ. L. Zion; Rev. L. X. Will
liams, Chicago, Ill, president Ma
tional Baptist Convention; Rev.
Thomas II. Lewis. Washington. D. c..
president General Conference, Meth
odiSt Protestant Church. Rev. Fred
erick H. Knubel, New York, president
United Lutheran Church; Rev. c. f..
Burton. New York, Congregation (;
Right Rev. Charles H Brent, Buffalo,
\. Y, Episcopal; President George
w. Richards. Lancaster Theological
Seminary, Lancaster. Pa, Reform ed
Church in the United States; Presi-
dent Walter l.. Lingle. Richmond,
Va, Southern Presbyterian; Rev. A.
+. Cory, kinston. n. c., presid lent In
ternational Convention Of the Dis
cip!es of Christ; Rev. W. l.. Chamber
lain, New York, Reformed Church in
America; DR.. w. w. Pinson, Nash
willie, Tenn, Methodist Episcopal
\
son, New York City. Methodist; Rev.
John Proude, Brooklyn, y. Y, Primi-
tive Methodist; President J. Ross
Stevenson, Princeton, y. j., ITesby-
terian; Rev. E. s. Hagen. New Dorp,
Staten Island, n. Y, Moravian; Rev.
j. A Deter Harrisburg. Pa. Churche
of God in North America; Rev. John
Baltzes, st. Louis, Mo, Evangelical
synod: Bishop Robert w. Peach
Newark, n. J., Reformed Episcopal;
Rev w Y. Bell, New York, Colored
Methodist Episcopal; John r Haw-
kins, Washington, u. c., African
Methodist Episcopal; Mrs. John Fer
guson, New York, United PreSby-
terian: +. r. Beach. Irvington, n. J.,
Christian; John r. Cary, Baltimore.
Md, Friends; Esle F. Randolph, Great
Kills, Staten Island, \. Y, Seventh
Day Baptist; Dr. Frank Mason North,
Dean Smaller Mathews, DR.. Robert E.
Speer, eX otticio.
Members at Large.
The members at large include the
following lay men and women; w. G.
Coleman, Wichita, Kans.; Robert
Garrett, Baltimore. Md; former Gov.
Carl E. Milliken, Portland, Me-;
Morris E. Preisch, New York City;
T s. Southgate, Norfolk, Va; Gov.
William L. Sweet, Denver, Colo: DR..
John H. Finley, New York Times,
New York; Mrs. Helen Barrett Mont
gomery, Rochester, n. Y; Mrs. j. H.
Mccoy, Nashville, Tenn; Watson S.
Moore, New York City; Mrs. May
Leonard Woodruff, New York City;
Mrs F. S. Bennett, New York City;
John NJ Glenn, New York City.