The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-10-22
METHODISTS OF VINO.
VOTE FOR MERGER
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itual welfare of the child, because
God begins to work with the first
conscious breath of the child and
continues that bcneficent action
from the cradle to the grave.
When parents cherish the fondest
hopes for their child, they may be
sure that God desires all that
they do and even more than they
can ask or think.
"The risks involved in the crea-
ton of people and of parenthood
are tremendous. God Himself may
be glieved because He may not
get the results desired. The church
and the society into which chill
dren are born may fail with those
children. either because education
is defective. or because the chill
drcn themselves may not respond
If the church sings of amazing
grace il must also take notice OF
an astonishing freedom through
which a person may wilfully FOL
low impulses or ambitions that
bring incalculable damage to HIM
self and his fellows"
4 memorial service for deceaS-
ed ministers and others who died
during the year was held yeStcr-
day morning. The memorial adj
dress was by the Rev. w. l.. Hut
chinS. of Concord.
There was brief message in
remembrance Of the late Bishop
Edwin d. Mouzon, of Charlotte,
by w. L. Sheriff., secretary of the
conference. Bishop MouZon served
as presiding officer of the W. y.
G. conference eight years.
The others memorialized were
the Rev. 4. J. BurruS, of Ruther-
ford college: the Rev. j. A. j..
Harrington. of Thomasville; the
Rev. S. S. Higgins, of Guilford
college; the Rev. William Horn
buckle. of Whittier: the Rev. f..
f. Williamson, of Winston-Salem
Mrs. J. A. Cook, of AShevillc;
Mrs. J. r. Duncan, of Hot
Springs; Mrs. H. II. Jordan, Of
Burlington: Mrs. J. w. Strider, of
Concord: and Mrs. Charles A..
Wood. of WinSton-Salem.
The resolution of the trustees
of Davenport college requesting
the conference to place the col
lcgc'S assets in a trust for educa-
ton of young women in the
church'S schools. was referred to
the board of Christian education
at yesterdays business session.
The resolution also requested that
five-member board of trustees
be set up for the fund.
During the morning Bishop
Kern called the Superannuates to
the altar of the church and paid
tribute to their work of past dec
AIDES, saying they are not forgot
ten men, but are always in the
hearts of the church members.
They will be guests of his cab
met at dinner to be held at 6
o'clock this evening.
Young ministers were advanced
yesterday morning as follows:
Admitted into full connection:
Harlan LOngStreet Creech, Jr.,
Walter Kenneth GoOdSon. Horatio
Lester Stokes, III.
Marion Boyd Stokes, Jr., ad-
vanced to the third class but was
not given full connection and dea-
con standing.
Advanced to second year and
remain on trial: Lester Seymour
FuT. Philip Lambeth Green,
Enoch Marvin Hoyle, Norman A.
Huffman, Harlan Eura Jones,
Edgar Conrad Price, Phillip l..
Shore, Jr., Richard James Star
ling and Paul Richard Taylor.
William Franklin Eaker remains
in the first year class.
DcaconS Of one year advanced
to fourth year: Frederick Barber,
Horace Edwards Bolick, McRae
Crawford, Rollin Parker Gibbs,
Robert Marion Hardce, Cecil Gas
ton Hefner, James Sylvester Hig-
gins, Fletcher Earl Howard, Hos
kie Otto HuSS, Hugh Dean JeSSup,
Arnold Alexander Lyerly, +. X.
McLarty, Jr., Dwight Moody Nj
fong, Alfred Layton Boyle, Har-
old Manson Robinson, John Cur