Evening star. [volume], May 04, 1948, Page A-16, Image 16

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Episcopalians Hear
Monroney Cite Need
For Christian Leaders
Notwithstanding all the desperate
material needs of Europe, the great
est need in the world today is for
Christian leadership. Representative
Monroney, Democrat, of Oklahoma,
told delegates to the 53d annual
meeting of the Episcopal Diocese of
Washington last night.
Speaking at a fellowship supper in
the parish house of St. John's
Church, Georgetown, which con
cluded the meeting, Mr. Monroney
asserted that the threat of another
dark age hangs over the world.
He was introduced to the delegates
by the Right Rev. Angus Dun, Bish
op of Washington, who also pail
tribute to the loyalty and service of
Miss Edith Welch upon her comple
tion of 30 years as secretary in the
diocesan offices.
Describes Hunger in Greece.
Mr. Monroney called upon the
church to take sides in public ques
tions which "involve the moral val
ues of the people," and added that
"the greatest challenge of all his
tory" faces the American people
today.
Earlier, delegates heard the Rev.
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P. C. ToureUle, pastor of the French
Protestant Congregation of Wash
ington, pay tribute to the work of
the churches of Europe during war
time.
Describing hunger existing in
Greece today as unparalleled in his
tory, Mr. Toureille praised the work
of the Green Orthodox, the Luth
eran and the Reformed Churches of
Europe.
The convention approved the
merger of the Ascension and St.
Agnes Churches.
The convention passed a resolu
tion decrying “blind fatalism” in in
ternational affairs.
“We should combat a mood,” the
resolution said, “of hysteria or blind
hatred. Let us reject blind fatalism.
War is not inevitable.”
Burr Made Historiographer.
A plea to the clergy of the diocese
that the united htank offering be
popularized was made by Mrs. T. O.
Wedel, first vice president of the
Woman’s Auxiliary of the diocese.
Nelson R. Burr, a member of the
staff of the Library of Congress, was
confirmed as diocesan historiogra
pher. And. by canonical amend
ment, the chancellor of the diocese
was made an ex-officio member of
the Executive Committee.
Results of the annual elections were
announced late yesterday afternoon.
Elected to the Standing Com
mittee were William R. Castle,
Ernest W. Greene, A. C. Houghton,
the Rev. W. P. Creighton, the Rev.
S. P. Gast, the Rev. C. W. Lowry
and the Rev. T. O. Wedel.
Council Elected.
The following were elected to the
executive council: D. S. Bimey,
William Green, R. W. Wilson, the
Rev. J. J. Ambler, the Rev. C. S.
Gillis, the Rev. R. J. Plumb and the
Rev. William MacD. Sharp.
Four lay delegates to the provincial
synod to be held in Erie, Pa., were
elected. They are A. W. Atwood,
J. T. Cox, R. H. Lansdale and O. R.
i Singleton. Clergy elected as del
egates are the Rev. W. C. Draper,
i the Rev. A. J. du Bois and the Rev.
James Valliant.
H. L. Rust was re-elected diocesan
(treasurer and O. R. Singleton was
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Next year's convention will be held
in Christ Church here.
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