Atlanta Georgian. [volume], April 26, 1914, One Star Extra, Page 8 D, Image 8

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Seven Trustees of Lockport, ill.,
Church Acquit Rev. Charles
Byles by Vote of 5 to 2.
And as a Result the Congrega
. tional Church in the Town
Threatens To Be Split,
LOCKPORT, ILL., April 25.—The
unbuckling of a garter and the ques
tion of how the garter came un
buckled have stirred up a tempest in
the congregation of the Congrega
tional Church at Lockport, and
threatens to divide the membership
into two factions
A formal hearing with a board of
seven trustees conducting an inquiry |
into the causes of the unfastening ol l
the circlet supporting the stocking of |
Mise Lucille Clarke, a 17 \r-aru;‘dl
member of che church and attendant |
at the Sunday school, resulted in ..|
verdict, by a vote of i to 2, !n:.:!,i‘pl
Rev, Charles H. Byles, pastor of the |
church, was not guilty I
Women Support Pastor. |
Two women were members of the |
church jury, and both voted their be-
Hef that the Rev, Mr. Byles had noth. 1
inr to do with the unfastening of the
garvter, ‘
But the two trustees who voted
against the clergyman belleve .\li.wl
(‘larke, who reiterates her charge
against the minister. |
The girl tells how the pastor, whie
at a party, reached beneath the table
and unloosened the garter
“Fifteen of us were seated urmnm’)
a long table, playing 'Where is the |
Half,' " said Miss Clarke, “The game |
is played bv passing a half dollar |
from hand to hand under the table|
and guessing at intervals In whose |
hands the coln rests ’
She Wanted to Scream.
“Mr. Byles was seated at my right, |
and when 1 felt his hand nnhnrhlo'
my garter I had to stifle an impulse
to scream. | was in a fearful posi- |
tion. 1 could not break away from |
the game, and I could not jump with. |
out causing comment As soon as 1
could [ left the table.”
Miss Clarke admitted she had told
several women at the party of Mr, |
Ryles' alleged act, but no action us
10 a 4 specific charge against the min- |
ister ‘was taken for more than two
weeks, Then the gossip in the church
became so promounced that it was
dremed best to call Mise Clarke be
fore the board of trustees and hea:
her story, |
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