The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-04-27
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II W. Carson Named
Due West
Next Meeting Place
his REPORTED
N WOMEN'S WORK

IlVO NIL
IN WOMEN'S WORK
l, synod Of the Associate Re-
T. PRESBYTERIAN church in
!, a. Bonclarkcu this after
| rT consider the matter OF
h. union with the Southern
|r,srian church.
4. committee on comfy,
/ has been considering this
/, made its report last night
r. report was referred to
|.,mrittee on correspondence
;rs,ructiors 10 report before
|Srrod this afternoon at four
\, morning. with the Rev.
+ NacCauley, of Greenville.
vce-moderatCr, presiding.
SESSIONS opened with a con-
E.ion Of the series of devo-
4; on Christianity and So
1 By the Rev. r. C. Kennedy,
fanlsn. Ala.
Is was followed by a business
In At which time Due West,
! Vas selected as the meeting
q he Synod next year;
| h Rev. J. W. Carson, d. d.,
Esv5e.-y. s. c., was named
Fs;o- for the next year.
| letter from DR.. s. L. Morris,
ltar,a. Ga. fraternal dele
! 70 the Synod from the Gen
Assembly of the Southern
ESyerian church, was read be-
the Synod and referred TO
committee on correspondence.
Morris expressed regret at not
Z present and extended greet
from the Southern Presby-
n church.
be Synod heard Mrs. A. ].
son. Of New Albany. Miss,
iien. Of the SynOdical of the
III. Mrs. Ranson's report
'ei that there had been gains
Il the work of the women in
;ast year, especially i'll
ices.
,e wOmen's societies, young
les organizations, and the
q will unite in bearing the
nses Of Gordon Parkinson,
will visit the mission field in
l Mr., Parkinson, a graduate
ErSkine College, is now in
D. Egypt.
this morning on
onal Evangelism and The Pull
'iere presided over by the Rev.
/, Belts, with the Rev. d. T.
'eFdale conducting the first
The Rev. G. G. Parkinson, D.
he second.
e Synod yesterday began con-
noes on the general subject of
Stlan Education, and business
'nS were also held during the
st night the fist full days
on was brought to a close
conference on Home Mis-
) The Rev. o. w. Carmical,
.esIle' S. c., presided, and the
etenCe was conducted by the
J. L. Boyd, of Russellville,
!, and the Rev. B. Dale White,
s'arlOtte.
!. afternoon sessions were
-. .., al $50 o'clock by the de-
'I . service, conducted by the
! n l. Kennedy. of Camden,
rev Kennedy is conducting
"sS Oh devotional services on
y, ssoe ! subject of Christian
!, and Society.
!, ,.' remainder of the after
49,. SsS gwen over to business,
NAV rs.ee work, and recreation,
=. a drive to points of in
\. n Henderson county.
M 9rn'ng conferences were
~ ' ], over by the Rev. r. N.
@ =, y I, IVA, 5. C., and a confer
,ir. !, ne School Of Prayer was
rS,.1 by the Rev. P. L. Grier
bal 's.otte, and on the Home
ID, ~ the Rev. R. T. Nelson,
33 Sas Wales, Fla.
S s..S;ss consisting largely of
d rseslns Of reports was also
.he,os during the day. Most
SvNoSye reports were accepted by
| ii s,oCU and will be acted upon
NJ 'esting facts in the history
mo "a, Isaufcn We're brought out
rn;no ,4 |. days sessions. In the
az, - me e moderator, R. S. Gal
ss Il, u Due West, s. c., was
Ok w no with two gavels. A
e in '| ~ gavel taken from a
aily >, tuG e, yard of the Stone
ted h.. MNrenns, Ga, was pre-
ne, ny Hs.t the Rev. s. W. Reid,
lilly bs aSIor there. The Stone
ptifeJ1 S long been prominently
5 CALHOUN the church and
: family y, Is a member of
TED by d. ms Savel was pre-
Cont Rey' Reid for R. ].
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