Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1931, Page 6

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WESTMINSTER, Md., May 28. 7—Ap- proving recommencations of the United Luther an Church of America that the church “recogmizes as grounds for di- vorce only infidelity and malicious de- sertion, end the innocent parties only being entitled to rflnnrrl-r " the 112th | ennual eonvention of the Lutheran Sy- ned of Mwmm\d adjourned at Tlnr)-‘ town v Rev G reported 325 en care of I be observed Rev. Dr. F. U. Gift, pastor end super- intendent of the Mother House and Training School. Baltimore, reported 64 flenderfer, Carlisle, han children were deaconesses connected with the Mother | House, 18 voung woman graduates in | May and 36 in training Br."3" Weidles, Wshington, D. C.. spoke on the interests of the Lutheran |Home for the Aged. in Washington. where there are 58 residents for the new proposed Maryland Synod Bullding to be located on the home Frounds total $43,000, with 19,000 stil unpaid College Head Speaks. The Rev. Henry Manken, jr ington, presented the new “Christian 7 for Lutheran Sunday { The Rev. Prof. H. W. A. Han- | sident of Getivsburg College. | d the synod on the interests | and cbjectives of the college. Greet- ings from the Pacific Lutheran Synod | were extended by Dr. M. J. Bieber, who | also spoke on behal{ of the new Luther- | an_Theological Seminary, now located : | at Seattle. Wash. The synod appropri- | ted § each to the Baltimore and Washingion Intermission Sneicties, Attention was calied to “Jolly Acres.” the Lutheran Summer Home for Chil- dren, which cared for 104 last vear. This home is located half way between | Baltimore and Washington { A memorial on the existence of a | unit of the Reserve OMicers’ Training ! | Corps at Gettysburg College was pre- | sented to the synod by a committe, ! represonting the Baltimore Lutheran Ministerial Association. It was the opinion of the committee | that “any educational institution in- | dorsed by the church and standing for | Christian ideals and culture should be kept free from a compromising situa- | tion in which it lays itself open to the | eriticism of the church and the censure { of the friends of peace and good will.” | ‘After a heated discussion, the resolution | was lost with an almost even vote. | - The following report was made by | the Committee on Moral and Social | Welfare: “We cannot pass by unneticed the { chilling and alarming indifference on | the part of many toward moral and | spiritual realities. We mote with a heavy heart the lowering of the morale of many men of self-respect. We deeply | regret the low ideals of marriage held by s0 many in this age of jazz These conceptions are truly Jow and heathenish | in character.” Officers Are Reelected. Election of officers: for the ensuing year resulted in the reelection of the ‘v\ld officers; President, Dr. William A. Wade, Baltimore; secretary, Rey. John ‘B Rupley, Baltimore; treasurer, L. Rus- | sell Alden, Washington; financial sec- | retary, Rev. Wjlliam G. Minnick, Balti- more. Charles E. Orth, Baltimcre, was | elected to the Executive Committee in place of H. Clayion Poffenb-rger, de- ceased, for two years, and Dr. F. R. | Wagner, Martinsburg; and Harry L. | Smith, Cumberland, were named for a | period of four years. |~ The invitation was accepted to hcld next year's comvention in the Church of Our Savior, Lansdowne, M Those licensed to preach were | william E. Fox, Lansdowne: Bradiey T. | Gayer, Myersville; John Leroy Hein- buch, Baltimere; Leon N. Zahn, Hag- erstown. Those for the renewal of licensu: George Gutman, Get- Richard G. Hoffman and Luther Menkel, Baltimore. The following ministers were ordained: Rev. Harcld A. Ahalt, Middletown, Md, | ealled to Union Deposit, Pa.; Rev. Don- F. Brake, Waynesboro, Pa. to Mc- nnelisburg, Pi Baltimore, to Ch-mbersbur[ Pa. R. 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S»M Fvafl Phrln ‘FRENCH TARIFF SYSTEM LAUDED BY ROOSEVELT| i Governor Credhs Agncu]ture Pro- tection With Nation's Relief | in Depression. By the Associated Pri NEW YORK, May 28.—Gov. Prank- | lin D. Roosevelt of New York returned yesterday from Europe expressing praise for the French proteciive tariff on ag- ricultural products. He sald this was probably one of the factors which made the depression less | severe in France than in more indus- | trial countries. “Among those with | whom I talked was Andre Tardieu, min- | ister of agriculture. One of the things | for_which France has been working is a balance between agriculture and in-| dustry—not too much industry, not too | much agriculture. Generally “speaking, she neither imports nor exports agricul- | tural products. Therefore, the French tariff comes into play and helps stabil- ize agriculture.” Pi Psi Chapter to Meet. 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