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Forty-Seventh Annual Session

Annual Conference of Michigan District

PILGR )IM HOLINESS Cl 1 URCH

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Held at

OWOSSO, MICHIGAN

JULY O, 81 aiid AUGUST 1, 19'i7

Editing committee D. F. PRICE

B. E. Manker - K. W. Phipps

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

District Superintendent: Rev. R. C. Hawkins, Owosso, Michigan. Phone 477

Assistant District Superintendent: Rev. L. R. St., Lansing, Michigan. Phone 2-4445

Secretary: Rev. D. F. Price, 228 Washington Phone 23-9526

702 S. Washington St.,

Neff, 1122 N. Chestnut

Ave., Muskegon, Mich.

Treasurer: Rev. A. F. Osborit, North Branch, Michigan.

Advisory Members: Rev. A. S. Joppie, Grand Rapids; Rev. M. L. Goodman, Owosso; Rev. G. E. Stace, Detroit; Rev. A. C. Doehring, Flint; Rev. C. R. Hendrick, Flint.

Treasurer Ministerial Relief: District Treasurer.

Examining and Educational Board: Rev. L. C. Philo (1943-1948), Rev. H. T. Mills, (1944-1949), Rev. B. 0. Shattuck, (1945-1950), Rev. L. R. Neff, (1946-1951), Rev. A. C. Doehring, (1947-1952).

District Trustees: Rev. J. R. Thompson, 3 years (1947-1950); Loren Swanson, 2 years (1946-1949); Rev. H. T. Mills, 1 year (1945-1948).

Trustees of Bible Holiness Seminary: Rev. M. L. Goodman, Rev. C. V. Holstein, Rev. C. E. Cliff (1945-1948); Rev. H. T. Mills, Rev. J. C. Brillhart, Rev. G. E. Stace (1946-1949); Rev. J. R. Thompson, Rev. G. V. Skinner, Rev. C. R. Hendrick, (1947-1950).

Central District: W. 0. Bottenberg.

From Ohio: C. P. Pridgen and L. R. Roberts.

From West Virginia: Denver Musser.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S OFFICERS

District President: E. C. Swanson, 947 Leland Street, Flint, Mich. Vice President: Wm. Miller, 765 Kimball Street, Soo, Mich. Recording Secretary: Maxine Bruce, Bellaire, Mich. Treasurer: Carl Messer, Croswell, Mich.

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Alexander, Henry Alexander, Ruth Arnold, W. P. Ballard, R. Kyle Beckwith, Gerald G. Bennett, H. S. Bruce, ha M. Christiansen, Ida L. Cliff, C. E. Cliff. John Cunningham, James Curcariello, Lawrence Dean, Raymond DeGrandchamp, Paul DePeal, M. E. Diller, Herbert Doehring, A. C. Draggoo, Vernon, Emlinger, P. H.

Pastoral Pastoral Pastoral Pastoral

Evangelist Pastoral Pastoral Retired

Pastoral Pastoral

Pastoral

Pastoral Pastoral Pastoral Pastoral Pastoral

COMMITTEES FOR 1947-1948

Ordination: L. W. Sturk, L. R. Neff, M. L. Goodman, A. C. Doehring, B. 0. Shattuck, L. C. Philo, D. F. Price.

Resolutions: C. V. Holstein, R. K. Ballard, H. C. Duller, H. C. Alex-ander, B. A. Kraatz, C. E. Moran, J. R. Thompson.

• Ways and Means: M. C. Kittle, W. H. Neff, J. H. Koteskey, C. E. Messer, H. W. Rogers, A. F. Osborn.

Statistical: Harold Rickner, A. H. Williams, W. N. Miller.

Auditing: G. V. Skinner, V. L. Draggoo, H. L. Robinson.

Reception: T. M. Fast, J. A. Hiatt, E. G. Ritenburgh.

Foreign Missions: Mrs. A. F. Osborn, Mrs. E. C. Swanson, Mrs. H. B. Kreider, Mrs. H. C. Rickner, Mrs. C. E. Moran.

Corresponding Secretary of Missions: Mrs. T. M. Fast, Mrs. B. E. Manker, Mrs. W. H. Neff.

Ministerial Convention: L. R. Neff, Raymond Dean, L. N. Nelson, R. L. Mohi, H. B. Kreider.

Home Missions: R. C. Hawkins, A. F. Osborn, M. C. Kittle. H. S. Bennett.

Publicity: T. H. Hoos, A. W. Lacey. ha Bruce.

Memorials: Mrs. M. L. Goodman. Mrs. E. F. Ewers. Mrs. H. T. Mills.

Editing: D. F. Price, B. E. Manker. C. L. Walker.

Sunday School: R. C. Hawkins, C. R. Hendricks, W. D. Phillips, Burdette Shattuck.

ORDAINED MINISTERS

R. C. Hawkins, Supt., L. R. Neff, Asst. Supt., 702 So. Washington St., 1016 Lippincott Blvd., Owosso, Michigan, Phone 477. Flint, Michigan. Phone 32271

Name Work Address Phone

Ellsworth, Mich. 38F4 128 N "C" St., Cheboygan, Mich. 618 1106 Austin Ave., Flint, Mich 4-3945 Applegate, Mich. 431 300 No. Water St., Owosso, Mich. 6846 Neckel, Dearborn, Mich Oregon 10733 139 E. Eighth St., Traverse City, Mich. 1864 Honor, Mich. Honor 907 So. Shiawassee St., Owosso, Mich. Frankfort, Mich. Dryden, Mich. 60R2 1020 S. Washington St., Owosso, Mich. 821 Gott St., Ann Arbor, Mich. 21234 Grosebeck Hwy. East Detroit, Mich. Box 252, Scottville, Mich 77M Merrill, Mich. 1506 Bennett St., Flint, Mich. 23030 Coleman, Mich. Box 224 82001 1101 N. Walnut St., Bay City. Mich. 24368

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Address Phone

607 S. Cedar St., Owosso. Mich. 639 Green 607 S. CeFtr St., Owosso, Mich. 208 N. State St., Jackson Mich. 26343 208 N. State St., Jackson, Mich. 26343

725 Park Ave., Owosso, Mich. Bellaire, Mich. Belvidere, Nebraska. A. B. I. North Nelson St. Allentown, Pa. 1310 Knight St., Flint, Mich. 426 Jerome St., 1227 4261 No. 51st St., Milwaukee, Wis. 45 Strathmore, Pontiac, Mich. 642 W. Ransom St., Kalamazoo, Mich. 4-3274 642 W. Ransom St., Kalamazoo, Mich. 4-3274

Eagle, Mich. 6l5LeonardSt., N.E. Grand Rapids, Mich.9-6115 Vermontville, Mich. Vermontville, Mich. 746 Michigan St., Eaton Rapids, IVtich. Burnips, Mich. Jamestown-699 4391 Third St., Ecorse, Mich. 447 1016 Lippencott Blvd., Flint, Mich. 1520 E. Lewis St., Fort Wayne. md. 311 Franklin St., Grand Rapids, Mich. 705 Bond St., Hastings, Mich. 3414 705 Bond St., Hastings, Mich. 3414 Croswell, Mich. 11143 W. Outer Dr. Det. 2, Mich. vergreen

2496 Owoss, Mich. 765 Kimball, Sault St. Marie, Mich 377 833 Washington St., Owosso, Mich 1186 Black 1246 Sudberry, Willow Run, Mich 3570J1 Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Luther, Mich. 109 N. Hamilton, Ypsilanti, Mich. 651 Glenwood, Owosso, Mich. 16453 2910 W. lonia St., Lansing, Mich. 2-3188 36 Corwin St., Battle Creek, Mich 36 Corwin St., Battle cie6k. Mich Rockford, Mich., Box 545 7-1471 North Branch, Mich. 30R3 North Branch, Mich. 30R3 1020 5. Washington St., Owosso, Mich. 862 1050 S. Fifth St., Frankfort. md. 1717 Federal St., Grand Rapids, Mich. 228 Washington Ave., Muskegon, Mich .239-526 Route 3, Box 43, Vassar, Mich. 1020 S. Washington St., Owosso, Mich. 301 Birch St., Munising, Mich. 157W 1429 Pearce St., Owosso, Mich. R. F. D. 2, Davison, Mich. 165-F4 1308 Lapeer Ave., Port Huron, Mich. 3 Ebbett Ave., Wallaston 70, Boston, Mass. 3 Ebbett Ave., Wallaston 70, Boston, Mass. 321 E. Stewart St., Owosso, Mich. 1573 5960 Nightingale, Dearborn, Mich. 1751 20230 Albany, Detroit, Mich.

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Name Work

Ewers, E. F. Retired Ewers, Mrs. E. F. Retired Fast, T. M. Pastoral Fast, Mrs. T. M. Unstationed Gaylord, Walter Missionary Gaylord, Mrs. Walter Missionary Goodman, M. L. Pastoral Greenman, Claude Evangelist Harmon, F. H. Unstationed Haskins, Edger J. Educational Hendrick, Calvin R. Pastoral Hiatt, John Pastoral Hollmanu, Paul Home Missions Holstein, C. V. Pastoral Hoos, T. H. Pastoral Hoos, Mrs. T. H. Unstationed Hoover, Amos Hoover, Russell Joppie, A. S. Pastoral Joppie, M. M. Unstationed Joppie, W. H. Kittle, M. C. Pastoral Koteskey, J. H. Pastoral Kraatz, B. A. Pastoral Kreider, H. B. Pastoral Lacey, Albert Pastoral Lamb, Grace Pastoral Lash, Lillian R. Unstationed Manker, B. E. Evangelist Manker, Mrs. B. E. Pastoral Messer, Carl Pastoral Meulmann, J. F. Pastoral Miller, Goy, Unstationed Miller, W. N. Pastoral Mills, H. T. Mohi, Russell Pastoral Moran, C. E. Moran, Edwin Evangelist Morgan, Clifford Pastoral Morningstar, J. H. Unstationed Mudge, I. L. Retired Myers, T. H. Pastoral Neff, Wm. H. Pastoral Neff, Mrs. Wm. H. Unstationed Nelson, L. N Pastoral Osborn, A. F. Pastoral Osborn, Mrs. A. F. Unstationed Philo, L. C. Educational Phipps, K. W. Educational Polmonteer, I. N. Unstationed Price, D. F. Pastoral Reed, F. D. Richards, R. E. Rickner, H. C. Pastoral Ritenburgh, E. G. Unstationed Robinson, H. L. Pastoral Rogers, Howard Pastoral Rothwell, Mel T. Educational Rothwell, Mrs. Mel T. Educational Sandberg, Jess Unstationeci Schneider, Grace Uristationed Schweitzer, Milton R. Pastoral

Pastoral Pastoral Pastoral Pastoral

Missionary Missionary

FOUR Pastoral

Name Shattuck, B. 0. Sherman, Clara P. Skinner, G. V. Skinner, Mrs. G. V. Silvers, Laurel Stace, G. E. Stalker, Fred Swanson, E. C. Thompson, J. R. Thorpe, Wilbur Trissel, Paul Walker, C. L. Wilcox, Paul E. Williams, A. H. Wilkinson, Roy Woods, Mrs. Harry

Bare, John Fair, Nicholas Manker, Charles Miller, Betty

Address Phone 321 Williams St., Owosso, Mich. 1020 S. Washington St., Owosso, Mich. 862 6122 Lapeer Rd. Flint 7, Mich. 74748 6122 Lapeer Rd. Flint 7, Mich. 74748 Ashley, Mich. 8343 Ellsworth, Detroit, Mich. Un.-20653 1086 Center Rd., Flint, Micli. 947 Leland St., Flint, Mich. Bellaire, Mich. 1227 1503 Turner St., Lansing, Mich. Houghton Lake, (Heights) Stroughs Store. 6225 WhiteField, Dearborn, Mich. SUperior3477 Luther, Mich. 523 W. "A" St., Iron Mountain, Mich. Bernalillo, N. Mex. Wilmore, Ky.

YEAR LICENTIATES 1614 Mershon St., Saginaw, Mich. 3-7192 6171 North Chipman, Owosso, Mich. 705 W. Bond St., Hastings, Mich. 3414 204 S. Court, Alma, Mich.

Work

Educational Pastoral

Unstationed Pastoral Pastoral

Unstationed Pastoral Pastoral

THREE YEAR LICENTIATES Dermiston, Charles G. Pastoral Farah, George Maes, John Miller, Richard Nelson, Bob Pastoral Schram, Eldon Pastoral Thomas, Ernest Evangelist

30950 Ecorse Rd. Wayne, Mich. 2769J11 420 Gute St., Owosso, Mich. 801 S. Washington, Owosso, Mich. Alma, Mich. 300 W. Ridge St., Owosso, Mich. 1936 W. Jolly Rd., Lansing, Mich. 5-2041 2965 Utica Rd. Utica, Mich. Mt. Clemens 7723

TWO YEAR LICENTIATES Ackerman, Dorothy Ackerman, Robert Bruce, Leroy Forbes, Erwin Gilkerson, Ella Walker, Wilbert

Pastoral Unstationed

18520 Hawthorne, Detroit 3, Mich. Route 1, Scottville, Mich. Ellsworth, Michigan 161 Sheldon, Clio, Mich.

LICENTIATES 192) S. Washington, jvoso, .lich. /r.n Arbor, Mich.

Battle Creek, Mich. 5507 Lucille, Flint, Mich. Ann Arbor, Mich. 300 W. Ridge St., Owosso, Mich. Detroit, Mich. 267 S. Paddock, Pontiac, Mich. 201616 Salisbury, St. Clair Shores, Mich. 1020 S. Washington, Owosso, Mich. 2006 Harrison, Rt. 5, Garden City, lvlich. 2006 Harrison, Rt. 5, Garden City, Mich. Drummond Island, Mich. Elkhorn, Mich. 9811 Minneapolis St., Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.

Dearborn, Mich. 821 Gott St., Ann Arbor, Mich. Merrill, Mich. 421 Genesee St., Owosso, Mich.

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ONE YEAR Bland, Donald Cornell, Marjorie Fairchild, Floyd Hale, Tillard Jones, Charles Lenheiser, Ann Marquardt, Gerald Mead, Bertle Mize, Millard O'Nan, Truman Pastoral Overholt, Claude Scharif, Mary Scharif, Ralph Sheldon, Charles Pastoral Sweet, R. I. Pastoral Wilcox, Norman Walker, Lloyd Woods, Howard Dean, Mrs. Helen Diller, Marie Elliott, Mrs. Ada

ORDAINED DEACONESSES

Name Work Address Phone

Ferle, Caroline Fruclenthal, Lois Inactive Johnson, Virginia Kilbourne, Sarah Nichols, Nettie Lee Ritenburgh, Mrs. E. G. Ritenburgh, Evelyn Rogers, Mrs. Ethel Sherman, Mrs. H. Wilcox, Mrs. Paul E. Wilkinson, Mrs. Roy Missionary

625 Allegan St., Lansing, Mich. 8437 Coldwater Rd., Davison, Mich. 5960 Nightingale, Dearborn, Mich. 1223 Miller, Port Huron, Mich. 1204 Knapp Ave., Flint 3, Mich 1429 Pearce St., Owosso, Mich. 1429 Pearce St., Owosso, Mich. 1308 Lapeer Ave., Port Huron, Mich. Route 3, Rockford, Mich. Luther, Michigan Bernalillo, New Mexico

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LICENSED DEACONESSES Farah, Evelyn Overholt, Doris

DELEGATES Grand Rapids,

Irene Armstrong Cora Eldred Louise Cheyne

Hastings, Eunice Keller Hope, Mrs. Albert Lacey Iron Mountain, Mrs. J. Tachick Jackson, Mrs Harriett Ford Jeddo, Elizabeth Phillips Kalamazoo, Peter VanSweden Lansing 1st, Mrs. Perry Haven Lansing Emmanuel, Mrs.R. Elliott Lansing Grace, Mrs. ha Frank Lapeer, Mrs. Bob Nelson Luther, Lewis Heyd Merrill, Iva Schultz Monroe,

Mrs. Clyde Brooks Mrs. Carson Foley

Morris, Joetta Watson Muskegon, Mrs. Cora Hoover

Mrs. Victor Peterson Munising, Mrs. H. C. Rickner North Branch, Mrs. P. Stohlman Newberry, none Owosso,

Mrs. Hubert Hartman Mrs, Hubert Kinsler Mrs. H. T. Mills

Pontiac, • Mrs. Bernice Davis

Mrs. Clinton Jackson Port Huron,

Mrs, Walter Spirling Mrs. John Maes

• Rockford, A. T. Nielsen Russeilville, Donna Campbell Saginaw, Mrs. Lillian Dingman St. Clair Shores, Jewel Burgess Scottville, Louise Kieth Sault Ste. Marie, Elton Hoornstra Traverse City, Mrs. T. Purkiss Whigville, Lee Burgess Ypsilanti, Mrs. Jay Morningstar

LAY Ann Arbor, Geri Crots Applegate, Mrs. Dora Phipps Alma, Rhinehart, Burke Ashley, Mrs. Otto Beck Battle Creek,

Mrs. Eva McConnell Hazel Green Delbert Latta Homer Klingman Mrs. Grace Hill

Bay City, Burnips, Joe Beyers Bellaire, Maxine Bruce Brightmore, Grace Wright Clio, Mrs. Violet Sinkey Croswell, Mrs. Susie Ferris Coleman, Mrs. Albert Ott Cheboygan, Mrs. M. Ochsenbien Detroit 1st, Sam Watson Detroit 3rd, Mrs. A. Upton Detroit, Greely Ave. Mrs. G. Reed Dearborn, James Wood Disco, Norman Mfter Dryden, Cecil Haynes Eaton Rapids, Guad Marouardt Ecorse, Mrs. Ethel Wilder Elkhorn, Charles Iibbe Ellsworth, Flint, 1st,

Mamie Lutz Mrs. Bud Farrand George Lattie Mrs. Melborne Walt

Flint, 2nd, Mrs. Archie Carl Flint, Brown St.

Mrs. Jennie Sowers Mrs. Ethel Sisco Mrs. J. C. Brillhart

Flint 4th, Mrs. Alvin Bigger Flint, Lapeer Rd. Hazel Blakeslee Frankfort, Mrs. Francis Jones

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JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS

FIRST SITTING

Owosso, Mich. July 30, 1947

The first sitting of the 47th Annual Conference of the Michigan District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church convened at 1:00 P. M., July 30, 1947 at Seminary Park Tabernacle, Owosso, Michigan.

The Conference was called to order by Rev. R. C. Hawkins, District Superintendent, who requested Rev. Paul Trissel to direct the congre-gational singing. Rev. Gaylord Skinner was at the piano.

Scripture lesson from Ephesians II was read by Rev. Wm. H. Neff. Prayer was offered by Rev. B. 0. Shattuck.

The District Superintendent then introduced Rev. Wm. H. Neff, First Assistant General Superintendent as the chairman of this conference. Rev. Neff spoke to the conference expressing disappointment that Rev. Stikeleather could not be with us and asked the patience and prayers of all that the disposition and Spirit of Jesus might be manifest in all sittings.

The Secretary then called the roll. The Chair called attention to the standing rule fixing the conference

bar. The same schedule of hours as last year was adopted, with the ex-

ception that this sitting close at 4:30 P. M. instead of the usual time. Rev. R. C. Hawkins, District Superintendent, read his report, which

was accepted by a rising vote o thanks. The District Superintendent presented two new churches for ac-

ceptance into the District—Elkhorn, Rev. Ray I. Sweet, pastor, and the delegate, Charles Kibbe; Lapeer, Rev. Bob Nelson, pastor and Mrs. Nelson, delegate. These churches were received into the conference.

The following reports were read and accepted: District Treasurer, Rev. A. F. Osborn. Treasurer of Bible Holiness Seminary, report by Rev. H. T. Mills. District Statistician report by Rev. H. C. Rickner. District Treasurer of the Young People's Society, Rev. Wm. N.

Miller. The Secretary then read a letter from Rev. Paul Hollmann of Mil-

waukee, Wis., which stated his misfortune of a fall, resulting in break-ing his leg while painting a house.

Word was received of the death of Dr. J. B. Chapman, General Superintendent of the Church of the Nazarene. It was moved and carried that the secretary send a telegram of sympathy and condolence to Mrs. Chapman.

A motion was made and unanimously carried that a love offering be taken from this convention and sent to Rev. Hollmann to show our appreciation. A march proceeded in which $85.28 was received.

Rev. Calvin Hendrick read the report of the District Sunday School Secretary. It was accepted by motion.

The motion carried that Rev. Paul Elliott, General Sunday School Secretary speak to the conference on the General Pension Plan, for the first order of business of the Wednesday morning sitting.

The resolution committee reported. Resolution No. 1 was referred to the committee to be redrafted and again presented to this conference. Resolution No. 2 was also referred to the committee.

It was moved and carried that the first order of business, Thursday afternoon shall be the election of officers and that the evening sitting be devoted entirely to the ordaining of candidates to the ministry.

A motion was carried that this conference send a hearty greeting to Rev. C. E. Cliff, Rev, and Mrs. Walter Gaylord, Mrs. Harry Woods. The Secretary was instructed to convey the above greetings.

A rising vote of sympathy and condolence was extended to Rev. K. W. Phipps, who recently lost his father and mother in death.

Adjourned by motion. Dismissed with prayer by Rev. E. F. Ewers.

SECOND SITTING

The second sitting convened at 7:30 P. M., July 30, 1947. Congregational singing was led by Rev. J. L. Schell. Prayer was

offered by Rev. E. F. Ewers. Rev. A. C. Doehring read for the scripture lesson Col. 3: 1-18. Following this Rev. Schell favored us with a special song. This was enjoyed by all.

The following reports were read and accepted. The Young People's Executive Secretary, Rev. E. C. Swanson. The

Auditing Committee reported the books of the Treasurer's of Bible Holiness Seminary, the District, and the District Young People's Society were correct.

Upon the recommendation of the District Council it was moved and supported that Rev. Gerald Beckwith and Rev. C. L. Walker be ac-cepted as members of this conference.

Mrs. T. M. Fast gave an oral report of the Home Missionary activi-ties. This gladly was accepted by all.

The following resolution was adopted: Whereas, the present system of changing of Pastors involves a great deal of confusion, delay and uncertainty; Therefore be it resolved: The second week in May shall be designated as the time for the churches of our conference to vote on the recall of the Pastor.

Further, that a standard ballot and proper envelope be provided for this purpose by the District Council. This vote shall be by secret ballot, the result tabulated and sent to the District Superintendent immediately. A committee for this purpose to be composed of the Church Secretary and two other names elected by the local church board.

It was moved and carried that the Thursday afternoon sitting be at 2 o'clock instead of 1:30.

Be it resolved that the District Secretary send a letter of thanks to Rev. K. C. Vance for his splendid contribution to the camp by assisting us to secure camp equipment.

Adjourned by expiration of time. Closing prayer by Rev. R. Kyle Ballard.

THIRD SITTING

The third sitting convened at 9:00 A. M., July 31, 1947. After an uplifting song service, Rev. Wm. Neff spoke words of en-

couragement and blessing. The scripture lesson, I Corinthians 13, was read by Rev. J. C. Brillhart. Rev. Gerald Beckwith then led in prayer. The minutes of the previous sitting were read and approved.

The chairman introduced Rev. Paul Elliott who spoke on the General Pension Plan. Time for discussion and questions on this plan was granted by the chair.

It was moved and carried that we vote by secret ballot on the sub-ject of the Pension Plan.

Mrs. Wm. H. Neff was introduced to the conference. By a unanimous vote, Rev, and Mrs. Wm. H. Neff were accepted into our conference.

Two visitors were introduced to the conference, namely: Rev. A. W. Pickard, pastor of the local Free Methodist Church, and Rev. Nathan Hawkes, Evangelist of the Church of the Nazarene.

The District Superintendent appointed the following tellers: Richard Miller, Melbourne DePeal, J. L. Robinson, Charles Jones, John Cliff and Bob Nelson.

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It was moved and carried that as the Iron Mt. delegate could not be present we seat Mrs. A. H. Williams within the bar.

The motion on the Pension Plan was lost. The committee on Memorials reported. The report was accepted. Rev. James Cunningham, Illinois, having accepted a church within

the District, was accepted into the Conference. Rev. M. T. Cockman was granted a seat in the Conference bar. Following announcements, we were adjourned by expiration of time.

Closed by singing "In the Sweet By and By." Prayer by Rev. J. C. Brilihart.

FOURTH SITTING

The fourth sitting convened 2:00 P. M., July 31, 1947. Following a Congregational song Rev. Neff exhorted as to the

necessity of special prayer in behalf of this sitting. While on our knees, the songs, "Have Thine Own Way," and "Let the Beauty of Jesus" were sung, after which Rev. Wm. H. Neff lead in prayer. Rev. Miss Ruth Alexanaer favored us with a special song.

The Chair greeted Rev. C. E. Cliff who has been ill, and spoke words of appreciation for his services rendered to the church. Rev Cliff then responded with words of appreciation to the Lord for being able to be here.

It was moved and unanimously carried that we take a love offering for Rev. Cliff. which amounted to $144.46. All were blessed and uplifted

The minutes of the previous sitting were read and approved. The chair then read from the manual, making clear the election of officers.

Rev. Hawkins chose two more tellers, James Woods and Elton Hoornstra.

The election of officers was as follows: District Superintendent, Rev. R. C. Hawkins Assistant Superintendent, Rev. L. R. Neff District Secretary, Rev. D. F. Price

The nominations from the District Council for District Treasurer were as follows: Rev. A. F. Osborn, and Rev. G. V. Skinner.

Rev. A. F. Osborn was elected as the Treasurer. Ballots were cast for the five advisory members of the District

Council. The tellers were excused to count the votes so that we might proceed with other business.

Moved and supported than thc crder of tlic day be te.minated so that we cn roceed with ohe' busness.

The report of the Examining Board was called for. The District Council was excused to consider the report of the Examining Board. A profitable Testimony Meeting proceeded while they were deliberating.

The Conference accepted the report of the Examining Board upon the recommendation of the council.

It was moved and carried that we take up other items of business following the Ordination Service tonight.

After the announcements, Rev. Neff pronounced the benediction. Adjourned by expiration of time.

FIFTH SITTING

The fifth sitting convened at 7:00 P. M., July 31, 1947. The order of business being an ordination service, a special spirit

of reverence prevailed in the opening exercises. Rev. Gaylord Skinner led the congregation in two songs namely, "I Need Thee Every Hour" and "Rock of Ages." Prayer was offered by Rev. M. L. Goodman. Rev. and Mrs. G. V. Skinner then favored us with a special song.

Rev. Wm. Neff spoke from II Corinth. 3: 9-17. He exhorted the candidates to do the right kind of work, stressing the fact that all are

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His workman. He also stated that God is not so much interested in the quantity of our work as He is in the quality.

The following scriptures were read: I Tim. 3: 1-13 by Rev. B. 0. Shattuck II Tim. 4: 1-8 by Rev. J. R. Thompson Titus 3:1-11 by Rev. H. T. Mills

The Ordination Committee consisted of the following ministers: Rev. Win. H. Neff, Rev. B. 0. Shattuck, Rev. M. L. Goodman, Rev. J. R. Thompson, Rev. R. C. Hawkins, Rev. D. F. Price, Rev. H. T. Mills, Rev. L. R. Neff, The dedicatory prayer was by Rev. L. R. Neff.

The minutes of the previous sitting were read and approved. A motion carried that we return to the former order of business,

that of the election of officers. The Chair requested that Mrs. L. W. Sturk, wife of the General

Superintendent came forward. Appropriate remarks were given by him to the conference concerning her.

It was moved and carried that we give Mrs. Sturk an honorary seat within the conference bar.

The tellers brought in the report of the afternoon balloting for District Councilmen. Those elected were: Rev. M. L. Goodman, Rev. A. S. Joppie, and Revi G. E. Stace.

It was moved and carried that we have a re-reading of the names receiving votes for the District Council.

The ballots were cast again and the tellers were excused to count the same.

The nominees for District Trustees were as follows: Rev. J. R. Thompson, Mr. A. G. Elliott, and Rev. A. F. Osborn.

Rev. Walter Yoh from Penna. was introduced to the Conference. It was moved and carried that as we were in the midst of impor-

tant business we extend the time to 10:00. Rev. Miss Bertha Keinbaum from Ohio, and Dean of Theology of

Bible Holiness Seminary, was introduced to the conference. A report from the tellers revealed that Rev. J. R. Thompson was

elected as District Trustee. The nominees for the Examining and Educational Board were: Rev.

A. C. Doehring, Rev. A. S. Joppie and Rev. B. E. Manker. There was no election from the first ballot. A motion carried that we vote again on all three names. The tellers

were excused from the conference so that they might count the ballots. The tellers reported that Rev. A. C. Doehring was elected to the

District Council. The tellers reported that A. C. Doehring was elected to the Examining

and Educational Board. Upon recommendation to the conference from the District Council,

the President of B. H. S. was declared ex-officio member of the Board of trustees of said Institution and that the by-laws shall be made to conform to this action.

The Secretary read the names of the following nominees by the council for trustees of Bible Holmes Seminary: Brethren A. S. Joppie, J. R. Thompson, D. F. Price, G. V. Skinner, C. R. Hendrick, T. M. Fast, A. C. Doehring, L. R. Neff, and L. N. Nelson.

Ballots for Trustees of Bible Holiness Seminary were cast and the tellers were instructed to count and bring the result to the morning sitting.

The report of the tellers revealed that Rev. C. R. Hendrick was elected to the District Council.

Moved and carried that after the election shall be completed the next order of business shall be an address by Dr. L. C. Philo at which time he shall be allowed twenty minutes to present the recommendation of the Executive Committee of Bible Holiness Seminary relative to a financial plan.

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Rev. H. B. Kreider, Home Missionary Representative, reported. The same was accepted by the Conference.

Following announcements, Rev. J. R. Thompson dismissed with prayer.

Adjourned by expiration of time.

SiXTH SITTING

The sixth sitting convened at 9:00 A. M. August 1, 1947. After congregational singing, Rev. L. N. Nelson read the 34th Psalm.

Rev. H. S. Bennett offered prayer. Rev. Wm H. Neff spoke briefly to the conference. The minutes of the previous sitting were read and approved. Report of the balloting on the Trustees of Bible Holiness Seminary

gave no election. It was moved and carried that we vote on the six names receiving

the highest number of votes. To complete the agenda of yesterday's business we proceeded with

the election of officers. Dr. L. C. Philo presented the need of a new building for Bible Holiness

Seminary. The motion prevailed that this Conference authorize a joint meeting

of the District Council and Board of Trustees of Bible Holiness Semi-nary to perfect and promote a plan to finance the new building. This meeting to be called at the earliest possible date.

Rev. A. F. Osborn, District Treasurer, announced his moving to North Branch and exhorted the need of rightly identifying monies sent to the Treasurer.

The tellers reported Rev. J. R. Thompson and Rev. G. V. Skinner elected to the Board of Trustees of Bible Holmes Seminary. Another vote was necessary to select the last member of said Board. The tellers were excused to count the ballots.

Resolutions from the Ways and Means Committee were brought in and accepted.

Resolution No. 1. General Budget. Resolution No. II. District Ministerial Relief Fund. Resolution No. III. Fuel for District Parsonage. The tellers reported no election for Trustee of Bible Holiness

Seminary. The motion was carried that we vote on the two highest. Ballots

were cast and the tellers excused to count. Resolutions of the Resolution Committee. Resolution No. II Bible Holiness Seminary Service was carried. The tellers reported that Rev. C. R. Hendrick was elected to the

Board of Trustees of Bible Holiness Seminary. The following Resolutions were accepted: Resolution No. III Missionary Society. Resolution No. IV District Sunday School Paper. Resolution No. V An Appreciation to Rev. W. H. Neff. Resolution No. VI An appreciation to workers. Resolution No. VII Minutes of 1946. Moved and carried that this conference instruct the District Treas-

urer to pay the District Statistician $25.00. Announcements were in order, after which we sang the Doxology.

Rev. Miss Ida Christiansen dismissed with prayer. Adjourned by expitation of time.

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SEVENTH SITTING

The seventh sitting convened at 1:30 P. M. After Congregational singing, Rev. H. C. Rickner read from Col.

1: 1-18. Miss Nettie Nickles favored us with a special song. The motion was unanimously carried to supplement the District

Superintendent's last year's salary with a gift of $200.00. An offering was to be taken at this sitting and if this was not sufficient, the balance shall be taken from the Superintendent Fund.

Moved and unanimously carried that we increase our Superinten-dent's Salary for the coming year $500.00.

Rev. Hawkins graciously thanked the conference. The following resolutions were accepted: Resolution No. 8. Time for Young People's Convention. Resolution No. 9. Division of the District. Resolution of the Ways and Means Committee. Resolution No. 4. General and District Budget. The Examining and Educational Board recommends that: Bertie

Meade be given an Evangelistic Commission; Erwin Forbes a two year District License; Robert and Dorothy Ackerman be given a District License of one year standing.

Moved and carried that the Bible School Budget which is $1.50 be increased to $2.00.

Rev. R. C. Hawkins, District Superintendent, read the committee appointments.

There was a call for the District Secretary to read Resolution 13 page 19.

A word of appreciation was extended to the Statistical Committee for their splendid work.

All business not transacted in this conference will be disposed of by the District Council. This motion was carried.

Moved and carried that the District Secretary write the Argus Press and express the appreciation of this conference br the publicity given to our activities.

Rev. B. 0. Shattuck, who after 41 years of service to the Pilgrim Holiness Church stated that he was retiring from full time service. He assured the District of his cooperation in the future.

Rev. Hawkins responded with a word of appreciation to Bro. Shattuck for services rendered this District.

Rev. W. H. Neff made brief, fitting remarks of tribute to Rev. Shattuck, wishing him health and many years of happy service.

Adjourned with singing "When the Roll is called up Yonder." The closing benediction of the conference was given by Rev. Wm. H. Neff.

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MEMORIALS

REV. BURTON B. FERRES

Rev. Burton B. Ferres, was born in Dutton, Ont., June 22, 1882 and took his departure to the heavenly world February 21, 1947 at Croswell, Michigan at the age of 64 years, 8 months and 1 day. He leaves to mourn his loss, his devoted wife and six children.

As a preacher his delight was the theme of Holiness. This was evidenced by his godly life. He was a loving husband and a kind father.

The Word which he had so faithfully preached during his ministry, became his constant companion in the latter years of his affliction. His favorite hymn, "What a Friend we have in Jesus" was fully realized during his long illness, as well as in health and in his active ministry. His real faith and courage were again witnessed by praise in the last words that fell from his lips, "Praise the Lord."

The funeral services, with Rev. M. L. Goodman officiating, were held in the Applegate Pilgrim Holiness Church and burial was made in the Washington Cemetery to await the resurrection of the dead.

Not now but in the coming years It may be in a better land We'll read the meaning of our tears And there sometimes, we'll understand.

REV. ANNIE CHRISTIE LOUNDS

Rev. Annie Christie Lounds was born January 5th, 1878 and departed this life June 10, 1947 at Saginaw, Michigan at the age of 69 years, 5 months and five days. She was united in marriage to Rev. Geo. A. Lounds, Sept 30, 1908, who preceded her in death March 5, 1944. She had been an invalid for nearly four years; her sister caring for her since the death of her husband.

She has served the district as a pastor's wife from its pioneer days, and performed the duties of a minister as opportunity offered. She has served on many committees, viz: auditing, statistical, missionary and memorial.

She was known as a woman of prayer, and deep piety; and her kind, friendly spirit won a host of friends wherever she ministered. Her generosity is described in Prov. 31: 20 "She stretched out her hands to the poor; yea she reached forth her hands to the needy.

Many daughters have done virtuously but thou excellest them all. We believe she hath done what she could."

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REPORT OF THE DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT - 19'7

To the Forty-seventh Annual Conference of the Michigan

District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church

Greetings to you in the name of Him who loved us, washed us from our sins in His own blood, and made us kings and priests unto God. We rejoice today with unspeakable joy, not because of material gains, but because our names are written in Heaven and the Holy Ghost abides in all of His sanctifying fulness. Amidst the turmoil, conflicts, and com-plexities of living in the twentieth century, may we as a church, as well as individuals, ever keep his love enkindled flame burning on the altar of our souls. May our eyes of appreciation look back to Calvary, our eyes of realization properly appraise the present situation, and our eyes of anticipation ever be turned Heaven-ward, looking for the glad dawning of the bright eternal day.

Our hearts have been saddened this year by the loss of two of our ministers, Rev. B. B. Ferres, and Mrs. Lounds, a real prayer warrior. She left this world of suffering to go to be with our Savior. They served well through life's little day, and have now gone to their eternal reward, where they will shine as the stars forever.

A considerable material loss resulted from the fire that destroyed Joppie Hall and all beds, bedding and mattresses that belonged to the camp. However, through the generosity of a good Ohio Pilgrim, Rev. K. C. Vance, we were able to purchase much new equipment at a great saving. Also, many of our churches are responding to this need with offerings to help replace this loss.

Today, this great conference of our church has ön1y words of praise to our God for the way that He has led us. During the year that has just closed He has enabled us to make gains in every department of our church. To Him be all the glory!

OUR CHURCHES

One of the sources of greatest encouragement to us this year, is the forward strides taken by a number of our established churches. Looking at the composite picture, there seems to be a deepening hunger for Spirituality and a closer walk with God. This has been instru-mental in bringing about some gracious revival meetings and a marked increase in church attendance and membership. Some churches have standing room only in many services. Outstanding among these are Pontiac, where Rev. C. V. Holstein is laboring as Pastor, and Owosso, under the leadership of Rev. M. L. Goodman. Shouts of victory from new-born souls as well as from established saints are frequently heard in our churches. The following material gains have been made this year.

Ecorse—Rev. B. A. Kraatz, Pastor, re-modelled the interior of the sanctuary and the Sunday School rooms.

Flint Fourth—Rev. L. R. Neff, Pastor, erected a fine basement church. Flint Lapeer Rd.—Rev. L. N. Nelson, pastor, constructed a lovely

auditorium on top of their basement church. Sault Ste. Marie—Rev. W. N. Miller, pastor, built a major addition

to auditorium and completely re-modelled the Sunday School rooms. Hope—Rev. Albert Lacey, pastor, erecting a major addition to care

for their expanding needs. Lapeer—Rev. Robert Nelson, pastor, constructing a fine basement

church. Dryden—Rev. Raymond Dean, pastor, built a nice entrance and

tower on their church.

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Jackson—Rev. T. M. Fast, pastor, installed automatic furnace and completely re-modelled the Junior rooms.

Eaton Rapids—Rev. M. C. Kittle, pastor, liquidated all indebtedness. Disco—Rev. Paul Degrandchamp, pastor, installed new seats. Iron Mountain—Rev. A. H. Williams, pastor, purchased excellent

property in the best location in town. The following churches have secured new parsonages this year;

Kalamazoo, North Branch, Scottville, Whigville. Nearly all our churches have made material improvements in one

way or another.

OUR SUNDAY SCHOOLS

There appears to be a broadening vision for Sunday School work in our Conference. To us, this field is largely unexplored. However, as the opportunities and possibilities to advance the Kingdom work through this department of the church pierces our realization, we are increasing our activity in this field. Our Sunday School Committee has ably functioned this year, and our Secretary, Rev. C. R. Hendrick, has done commendable, promotional work. If all of us will cooperate fully, we can double our attendance in the next five years.

OUR YOUTH

Under the able leadership of our Executive Secretary, Rev. E. C. Swanson, our Conference Youth Work is surging ahead. A number of new societies have been organized and all eight zones are functioning. Some of them are doing exceptionally well. It is desired that in the future a larger place will be given to the Youth in our churches. Here at our doorstep, lies an unevangelized generation that presents to us the greatest challenge ever given to our church. Let us make adequate plans to give the Gospel to this generation.

OUR JUNIOR DEPARTMENT

More and more we are realizing the necessity of giving the Gospel to our boys and girls, before sin has ravaged and ruined their lives. Departmentalized Sunday Schools, Daily Vacation Bible Schools, Children's meetings, Junior Churches and many other avenues lead us to this fertile field of evangelization.

CHURCH EXTENSION WORK

Good progress has been made in this department of the church. With Rev. A. H. Williams leading the way, the Iron Mountain Church has purchased property in an excellent location for a church. The work at Munising has progressed so well under the leadership of Rev. H. C. Rickner, that it is now entirely self-supporting. They are erect-ing a new parsonage and indeed are a very creditable church. Rev. Paul Trissel has worked had at The Heights, (Hought,on) and now has a splendid congregation to whom he ministers each week.

Under the direction of the Spirit six new fields have been opened to us this year. Rev. Norman Wilcox has gone into L'Anse and gathered together a little nucleus of people. They are few in number and in the earliest stages of development, but they present to us a hopeful possi-bility. This is the only Holiness work within one hundred miles. The Traverse City Church has branched out in two directions, giving us a Sunday School and preaching point at Kasson as well as a splendid new church building at Traverse Heights. A full-time Pastor will be sent to this place. Prospects are excellent for a Pilgrim Holiness Church.

Under the direction of Miss Mareella Dean, a member of the faculty

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or Bible Holiness Seminary, a work has been launched among the Mexicans near Owosso. They have built a lovely new church building that is practically paid for. Rev. M. T. Cockman, by the aid of the Spirit, has blasted out another Pilgrim Holiness Church, this time in Lapeer. In this endeavor he has been ably assisted by Rev. Bob Nelson. They have worked hard and are erecting a beautiful basement church. The church is organized with eight charter members and will be presented to this Conference. Pastors who reside nearby, notably Rev. L. N. Nelson and Rev. Raymond Dean have cooperated in getting this work started. Also the Thumb zone made a contribution to this work. Rev. Ray I. Sweet and his congregation were organized into a Pilgrim Holiness Church this Spring with seven charter members. This is a rural church that fills a definite need in this place. These churches are ready to be received into the Conference at the call of the Chair. In addition to these, Rev. Richard Miller is conducting services in South lonia and Rev. Charles Sheldon is conducting services on Drummond Island.

I am asking again that each of our eight zones open a new work this 'ear. The far northern zone has already accepted the challenge and is making its plans. New churches can be established if we are willing to pay the price. Plenty of fields are opening to us if vision, men, and money are forthcoming. At this time we have sixty-one organized churches and seven unorganized. There certainly should be many, many more unorganized preaching points developing into churches.

Allow me again to call your attention to the twenty point program for the future as outlined by your District Superintendent at the Ministerial Convention. I trust that the various committees will pro-vide adequate legislation to get these matters before this Conference.

AN APPRECIATION

It is a privilege to follow Rev. J. R. Thompson in this work. He was an able and aggressive man. It has been a pleasure to serve you during this past year. Your prayers, your co-operation, your kindness, and spirit of understanding have made my tasks easy. The problems have been few, and the blessings have been abundant. It is my earnest desire to be a better servant of God, the church, and lost humanity in the days to come. Following I respectfully submit the report of my personal labors for the year:

Times Preached 161 Seekers 55 Anointed for Healing 8 Communion Service 14 Church Dedications 3 Mortgage Burning Service 1 Cornerstone Laying 1 Youth Rallies 4 Annual Meetings 36 Church Meetings 26 Church Board Meetings 62 Dist. Council Meetings 11 Youth Corn. Meetings 4

Sunday School Committee 3 Home Missionary Committee 3 Building Committee 2 Special Committee 3 Churches Organized 2 Children dedicated 1 Weddings 1 Miles Traveled 31,678 Salary $3,000 Gifts $110

Total Support $3,110 Mileage $1,583.90

R. C. Hawkins,

District Superintendent

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DISTRICT RESOLUTIONS

No. 1 PASTORAL CHANGES

Whereas, the present system of changing of Pastors involves a great deal of confusion, delay and uncertainty; Therefore be it re-solved that the second week in May shall be designated as the time for the churches of our conference to vote on the recall of the Pastor.

No. 2 BIBLE SCHOOL SERVICE

The Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of Bilbe Holiness Seminary recommends to the District Conference that one full service of the camp be given to the interests of Bible Holiness Seminary. Be it further resolved: that this conference set the date for this meeting.

No. 3 COMMITTEE ON MISSIONS

Be it resolved: that a committee of two be appointed by the District Superintendent to work with the corresponding Secretary of Missions for the promotional work of Missions of the District.

No. 4 SUNDAY SCHOOL PAPER

Be it resolved that the District Sunday School Committee publish a District Sunday School paper. That this paper be published quarterly, and be distributed throughout the Sunday Schools of the District.

No. 5. APPRECIATION

Whereas, the conference appreciates the efficient and faithful ser-vices rendered by Rev. Wm. H. Neff: Be it resolved that a rising vote of thanks be given him, also that he be presented with a love offering of $50.00.

No. 6 APPRECIATION

Whereas the conference appreciates the good work done by the dining room, kitchen and ground workers: Be it resolved that a rising vote of thanks be given the workers in these three departments.

No. 7 PREVIOUS RESOLUTIONS

Be it resolved that the following resolutions found on Page 19 of the 1946 Minutes be retained: Resolution No. 3 and No. 12. Furthermore that Resolution No. 5 be placed in the Standing Rules.

No. 8 YOUTH CONVENTION

Whereas, the conference has adopted the action of having our Bible School service on the first Sunday of our Camp: and, whereas, that said action will shorten the time alloted to the Young People.

Therefore, be it Resolved that the Conference permit the Young People the privilege of holding their Convention at some other ap-propriate time;

Be it further Resolved that the time and place be set by the Executive Committee of the Young People's Organization, and, be it further resolved: that the first Friday night and all day Saturday of the Camp-Meeting be alloted to the Young People as has been the custom in the past. The regular camp evangelists to be employed for said gathering, Said gathering to be called 'Young People's Day."

No. 9 INVESTIGATION

Whereas, due to the present growth of our Conference it is rapidly becoming impracticable for one man to adequately and efficiently supervise so large a territory, and, whereas, the Indiana District has a plan that is operating quite successfully: Therefore, be it resolved:

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that this conference authorize the District Superintendent to appoint two men to form a three man committee, with himself as chairman, to study the Indiana District's plan of operations and any other plans that will enable this conference to properly evaluate this method of ad-vancing our District work. This committee to report to our next annual conference.

No. 10 ELECTIONS

Inasmuch as our General ConIerence elected all their general officers by open ballot; without dropping the names of those receiving but few votes, therefore, be it resolved, that the same procedure be followed by this conference in electing district officers except those nominated by the District Council as provided by the manual.

No. 11 PLOTTING CAMPUS

Be it resolved that a committee be appointed by the District Council to plot the entire camp ground as to sections for tenting, house trailers, and parking.

Be it further resolved that a certain section designated by this com-mittee be divided into lots for lease to individuals for the purpose of building cottages. A list of restrictions is to be formulated by the District Council.

Resolutions of the Ways and Means Committee.

RESOLUTfONS OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE

No. 1 GENERAL BUDGET

Inasmuch as the General Board has asked for a $1.00 raise per member in the General Budget: be it resolved: That the General Budget be raised to $4.00 per member.

No. 2 MINISTERIAL RELIEF

In view of the present need of our aged miiIsters in this District, be it resolved: That the $3,959.07 in the Ministerial Retirement Fund be transferred to the Ministerial Relief Fund, to make it immediately available. Be it further resolved that standing rule number six, on page seventeen of the minutes be changed to read District Ministerial Relief Fund, instead of Ministerial Retirement Fund.

No. 3 COAL FOR PARSONAGE

Be it resolved: That the District buy the coal for the District Par-sonage this year.

No. 4 PERCENTAGE OF DISTRICT BUDGET

Be it resolved: That standing rule No. 2, paragraph 3, page 17, be made to read, Home Missions .84 per cent, District expense .12 per cent, General conference delegates .04 per cent.

SPECIAL NOTE—To aid local treasurers, a total of the various funds ,-is given as follows:

General Budget, per member $4.00 , District Budget, per member 4.50 Bible School, per member 2.00 —.. Ministerial Relief, per member 1.00 .—

per Minister $2.00..— Total Budget, per member $11.50

plus Ministers and Deaconness' assessments to Ministerial Relief.

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STANDING RULES

1. CONFERENCE YEAR The Conference year shall close June 30, and complete reports must

be reviewed by the local boards and forwarded directly to the District Statistician, Rev. H. C. Rickner, 301 Birch St., Munising, Michigan by July 15. All reports received after July 15 shall be omitted from the yearly report.

2. GENERAL BUDGET Each church shall raise for the general budget the equivalent of $4.00.

3. DISTRICT BUDGET The churches shall also raise for the District Budget the equivalent

of $4.50 per member, divided as follows: Home Missions .84 per cent; District Expense .12 per cent; General Conference .04 per cent.

4. BIBLE SCHOOL FUND Each church shall raise for the Bible School Fund the equivalent

of $2.00 per member per year, pastor included at the same rate. All money raised for the Bible School Fund, plus other Bible School offerings shall be sent to the Bible School Treasurer, Rev. L. C. Philo, 1020 S. Washington St., Owosso, Michigan.

5. DISTRICT MINISTERIAL RELIEF FUND Each church shall provide the equivalent of $1.00 per member, per

year; also each licensed or ordained minister and each licensed or ordained deaconess shall pay $2.00 per year into the District Minis-terial Relief Fund.

6. DISTRICT AND GENERAL FUND All monies raised in the local church for district and general work

shall be sent to the District Treasurer, who shall forward general funds to the General Treasurer.

7. MINISTERIAL TITHES One half of all ministerial tithes shall be turned to the support of

the District Superintendent.

8. PASTOR'S CAMP-MEETING EXPENSE Inasmuch, as our pastors are expected to support and attend the

Annual Camp Meeting, each church shall provide the equivalent of the pastors offering or salary for the two Sundays of the camp, and the pastor shall be privileged to attend the entire Camp Meeting.

9. EXAMINING AND EDUCATIONAL BOARD The District Superintendent shall be chairman of the Examining

and Educational Board by virtue of his office.

10. CAMP MEETING EXPENSE Churches are to be rated according to their financial strength and

part of the Camp Meeting expense shall be raised among the churches of the District. The District Council shall prorate the expense among the churches. Recognized ministers of the Pilgrim Holiness Church, their wives and children sixteen years old and under shall be enter-tained free of charge for camp and conference.

11. RESOLUTIONS No resolution shall be presented to his conference until it has been

type-written and signed.

12. CONFERENCE BAR The first ten seats in the three middle sections of the tabernacle

and the platform are fixed as the conference bar.

13. SALARIES The District Superintendent's salary is fixed at a minimum of

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$3500.00 per year, plus 5 cents a mile for traveling expenses. The District Treasurer shall receive $250.00 per year and the District Sec-retary shall receive $150.00 per year.

14. STOVES FOR PARSONAGES The local church shall provide good modern heating and cooking

facilities for the parsonage, the type to be suitable to the locality where the parsonage is situated.

15. CREDENTIALS The District Superintendent shall have read Sections 99, 100 and 101

of the Manual instructing all district licentiates that hereafter they shall appear before the district examining board at Conference time before their credentials shall be granted.

16. MINISTER'S SECULAR WORK Be it resolved, that those ministers doing secular work turn one-half

of their tithe to the District Budget.

17. CAMP MEETING FUNDS The District Treasurer shall submit an itemized report of camp meet-

ing funds as recorded in 1946 Conference Journal, Page 18. This report to appear in the Minutes.

18. AlTOfNTMENT OF COMMITTEES The District Superintendent shall appoint all committees. The

Standing Committees are to be appointed to include new men where possible and to avoid the duplication of men on several committees.

19. BUILDING COMMITTEE The District Council shall appoint a district building committee, com-

posed of two ministers and one layman, who have experience in the work of acoustics, architecture and construction. This committee shall council and advise the board of local congregations concerning the construction and disposition of property and the selection of build-ing sites.

20. BURIAL BENEFIT Each local church in the Michigan District shall enroll its pastor

and wife in the Ministerial Benefit Association, and pay the expense of their membership, and each call that comes thereafter, from the church treasury.

All general full-time evangelists and their wives, receiving their principal support from their meetings shall be enrolled in the Minis-terial Benefit Association, said membership and each call that comes thereafter shall be paid by the church of which he is a member.

Also that the District Superintendent and his wife shall be included, the expense to be paid from the minister's one-half tithe fund.

The ministers employed in our educational institutions and their wives to be included in this action and the expense be paid from the Bible School Treasury.

Our home missionary pastors are included in this action, the expense to be paid from the home missionary treasury.

The retired elderly ministers and their wives are included in this a ction, the expense to be paid from the ministerial relief fund.

21. VACATIONS it is recommended that our churches grant their ministers a two-

weeks vacation with pay.

22. DISTRICT CONFERENCE The District Conference shall convene Wednesday, 1:00 P. M., pre-

ceding the camp meeting.

23. MISSIONARY SOCIETY REPORTS Be it resolved, that a yearly report of each missionary society be

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REPORT HOME MISSIONARY REPRESENTATIVE

Revivals Conducted 13 Week-end Meetings 4 Home Missionary Meetings 8 Times Preached 250 Seekers 158 Miles traveled 10,500

Salary received $3000.00 Mileage 325.75

Total Received $3325.75

H. B. Kreider.

AUDITiNG COMMITTEE REPORT

The Auditing Committee found that the books of the Treasurer of Bible Holiness Seminary, the District, and of the District Young Peo-ple's Society to be correct.

THE AUDITING COMMITTEE

G. V. Skinner, Chairman

YOUNG PEOPLE'S FINANCIAL REPORT

For the Year ending June 30, 1947

Receipts: Balance from last report $648.36 Eastern Zone 33.24 Central Zone 98.13 Southern Zone 20.76 North Central Zone 41.84 Thumb Zone 29.81 Northern Zone 17.50 Convention Dues and Offerings 681.75 Sale of Song Books 10.30

Total Receipts

Expenditures:

$1581.69

Mileage and Printing $316.21 Paid to District Treasurer 400.00 Miscellaneous 43.20

Total Expenditures $759.41

Balance on hand $822.28 Respectfully submitted,

W. N. Miller, District Y. P. Treasurer

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TREASURER'S FINANCIAL AND STATISTICAL

REPORT OF BIBLE HOLINESS SEMINARY

For Year Ending June 30, 1947

FINANCIAL

(Cash on hand June 30, 1946 An Overdraft $310.06 Receipts:

Tuitions $ 46,084.05 Building Fund 1,671.71 Pledges 1,429.00 Gifts 5,520.00 For Maintenance 23,857.04 From Incidentals 3,589.86

Total Receipts $ 82,151.66

Disbursements: Provisions $ 11,625.50 Building Fund Deposited 1,671.71 Fuel, Water and Electricity 4,667.37 Telephone and Printing 570.14 Maintenance and Incidentals 32,318.99 Salaries 30,432.27

Total Disbursements $ 81,285.98 OVERDRAFT, June 30, 1946 310.06

Total Disbursements and Overdraft $ 81,596.04

Balance on hand in Current Funds 555.62 Balance on hand in Building Fund Deposit 1,671.71

Total Cash on Hand, June 30, 1947 $ 2.227.33

STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES

Assets: Estimated Value of Real Estate $280,000.00 Equipment and Fixtures 22,000.00 Book Inventory (fully paid) 1,410.94 Accounts Receivable 12,268.73 Cash in Current Funds 555.62 Cash in Building Funds 1,671.71

Total Assets $317,907.00 Liabilities:

Note and Interest $ 612.00 Veterans' Book Accounts 1,711.85

Total Liabilities

Net Interest in the Institution $315,583.85

2,323.85

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TREASURER'S REPORT FOR THE DISTRICT For Year Ending July 26, 1947

Balance receipts brought forward $5716.07 Divided as follows:

Camp Meeting Fund $1,257.89 District Superintendent Fund 665.65 District Home Missions 611.32 District Expense 2.96 Ministerial Relief Fund (Deficit) —141.75 Gen. Conference Delegate Expense .24 District Ministerial Retirement Fund 3,178.01

Balance Cash Forwarded

5,574.32

Received for Gen. Budget and Specified Amounts . .19,400.32 Received for Printing Press 22.35

Total Received for General Budget Fund 19,422.67 Total Paid out for General Budget Fund 19,422.67

Forwarded and received for Camp Meeting Fund 7,911.78 Paid out from Camp Fund 6,981.55

Balance 930.23 Received for Bible School Fund 758.42 Paid out for Bible School Fund 758.42

Forwarded and received for Dist. Supt. Fund 5,487.52 Paid out for Former Dist. Supt. 371.24 Paid out for Paint and Labor on Dist. Parsonage 179.30 Paid out for Dist. Supt. Salary 3,000.00 Paid out for Mileage and Moving 1,670.57 Paid out for Phone, stationary-Secty. work etc. 256.75 Total paid out from Dist. Supt. Fund 5,477.86

Balance 9.66 Forwarded and received for District Home Missions . 12,946.35 Paid out for Elected Home Missionary Salary 3,000.00 Paid out for Elected Home Missionary Mileage 325.50 Paid out on Traverse Heights Church 2,000.00 Paid out on Salary-Rent-Moving etc. 7,395.75

Total paid out for District Home Missions 12,721.25 Balance 225.10

Forwarded and received for District Expense 948.18 Paid out for District Expense 947.97

Balance .21 Received for Ministerial Relief Fund 571.44 Paid out from Ministerial Relief Fund 514.75

Balance 56.69 Forwarded and received for Gen Conference Del. Exp. 169.75

Balance 169.75 Forwarded and received for Ministerial Retirement . . 3,959.07

Balance 3,959.07 Received for Sunday School Rally Offerings 336.98 Paid out for General Sunday School Work 336.98

Balance Cash on hand all funds. 5,350.71 Summary for Year of 1946-1947

Brought forward 5,716.07 Received during the year including loan from Bank 46,796.09 Total receipts for the Year 52,512.16 Total disbursements for the Year 47,161.45

Respectfully submitted, A. F. Osborn, Treasurer

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FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF 19i6 CONFERENCE AND CAMP MEETING

Receipts: Cash brought forward $1,257.89 Church Assessments 162.00 Flint First for 1947 25.00 Cash Offerings 1,496.43 Dining Room and Office 907.23 Young People's Meals 400.00 Cash-Lunch Stand 1,087.91 Profit from Book Stand 132.97 Incidentals 35.20

Total $5,504.63 Disbursements:

Evangelists and Gen. Superintendent 535.00 Camp Workers 701.82 Dining Room Provisions 1,640.39 Lunch Stand Provisions 802.56 Fuel Oil 22.08 Incidentals, Camp Tables and Settees 319.38 Painting and Paint for Tabernacle Seats 171.65 Telephone, Gas and Electric 173.05 Press Advertising 20.00

As of October 23, 1946 4,385.93

Balance 1,118.70

FINANCIAL REPORT OF COMMITTEE

Shortly after the beginning of the year a plan for financing the District Sunday School work was set up by the council. Assesments were placed at:

Schools under 75 per year $ 5.00 Schools 75 to 100 per year 7.50 Schools 100, over, per year 10.00

Receipts: Brought forward Regular assesments 322.30 Convention Offering 86.57

TOTAL OFFERING $408.87 Expenditures: Stamps, Envelopes 32.46 Paper and Stencils 22.96 Transportation 41.00 Convention Speaker and Adv. 75.00 Printing "Opportunity" and "Cuts" 73.50

TOTAL EXPENDITURES $298.45

Cash On Hand $110.42 Assets: Paper-15 Reams 10.50 Envelopes-250 1.00 Stamps and Cards 9.29

TOTAL ASSETS $20.79

TOTAL ASSETS and CASH $131.21

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YOUNG PEOPLE'S REPORT

Alma, 44 48 .. 19 12 17 22 67.70 99.42 148.18 $148.58 $ $ $ $158.58. $ 10.60 Applegate 40 . . 16 10 6 10 5.08 19.19 24.27 15.20 9.07 Battle Creek 24 98 81 64 7 10 17 43 57.58 798.67 856.25 712.24 11.00 723.24 133.01 Bay City 49 11 11 5 4 2 19 15.98 29.73 45.71 20.00 25.71 Bellaire 43 38 34 10 1 23 4 20 22.63 67.88 90.51 66.70 6.00 5.05 77.75 12.76 Brlghtmoor 51 41 34 111 9 15 7 28 181.07 41.51 422.58 226.33 13.00 13.00 252.33 170.25 Burnips 1 new 17 13 .. 4 Clio 24 new 29 10 12 7 17 32.77 32.77 10.66' 13.00 23 .66 9.11 Dearborn 18 new 21 10 6 5 11 17.66 17.66 5.11 12.55 Detroit First 227.59 17.12 244.71 6.29 Detroit Third 24.20 88.35 112.55 90.70 21.85 Detroit Greely Ave. .............. .. Dryden 51 33 30 16 6 8 3 42 24.14 149.46 173.60 153.55 10.00 163.55 10.05 Eaton P.apids 40 26 32 1 2 12 6 52 13.42 96.24 109.66 72.22 37.44 Ecorse 50 45 48 18 8 22 3 29 18.63 105.67 124.3 104.74 19.56 Ellsworth 45 ..............35 Flint First 47 64 66 52 6 8 2 . 43 36.60 405.90 442.50 162.83 12.00 5.00 279.83 162.67 Flint Emmanuel 55 10 20 18 2 10 25 54.71 247.11 301.89 227.56 74.33 '1int Brown St 43 56 58 34 14 10 2 48 9.33 168.03 177.36 155.29 22.07 Flint Elm Park 40 42 52 23 15 14 10 . 28 20.45 53.42 73.87 37.78 8.08 8.08 53.94 19.93 Flint Lancer Rd 40 28 18 11 4 3 10 28 14.98 44.34 59.32 .10 6.00 5.00 8.00 19.10 40.22 Grand Rapids Iron Mountain 52 12 17 13 2 2 5 13 5.55 45.19 50.74 26.92 23.82 Jaclson 52 41 41 15 12 14 45 22.79 140.21 163.00 149.48 13.52 Jeddo 9 new 15 10 3 2 18 43.02 43.02 8.30 2.00 10.30 32.72 Lansing FIrst 48 63 59 10 17 32 4 28 109.80 181.52 291.32 204.76 86.56 Lansing Emmanuel 17 20 10 4 6 12 21.59 21.59 1.00 20.59 Lansing Grace St. 50 11 17 9 2 6 6 12 10.30 46.42 56.72 54.23 2.49 Luther 35 . 14 11 3 ......10 23.13 23.13 8.21 14.92 Merrill 25 20 25 12 5 8 5 . 12 .60 29.22 29.82 26.64 3.18 Monroe 45 58 62 23 10 29 4 63 lvrorrice 31 new 13 7 4 2 15 3.en 22.88 26.48 25.00 1.00 26.00 .48 Muskegon 57 18 45 25 18 2 27 . 25 17.85 2Q0.31 308.16 50.17 257.99 North Branch 14 new 39 9 12 18 39.97 157.57 191.54 105.45 15.00 120.45 77.09 Owosso 47 66 81 70 . 11 15 114 311.75 762.76 1074.01 1,005.83 68.18 Pontiac 50 67 98 25 21 49 31 . , Ct) 41.55 24.77 286.32 25.00 214.87 71.45 Port Huron 50 47 46 27 16 3 1 58 50.00 199.67 249.67 234.27 15.40 Rocklord ............................110.85 103.10 7.75 Russelville 42 25 19 6 6 7 6 23 67.05 68.79 135.84 22.75 5.00 115.58 20.25 Sault Ste. Marie 52 49 55 17 20 18 6 45 3J.4 O'l 190.42 546.18 357.92 185.25 'rraverse cIty 80 33 35 15 9 11 2 20 26.C' 59.24 245.29 203.96 43.32 Whigville 47 8 18 ......10 20 27.26 70.07 97.03 69.73 27.60

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1584 1110 1312 698 284 363 188 95 1,123 1,696.78 5.433,36 7,441.69 $1,885.11 $139.45 $38.13 $21.00 $13.00 $5,670.95 $1,771.0?

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Bellaire 16 7 23 17 9 26 16 6 9.95 155.18 380.80 165.13 40.72

Burnips 276.03

Oheboygan 11 1 12 11 7 18 10 18 19.10 46.91 66.07 62.94

Dryden 12 13 25 12 10 11.05 68.91 211.45 291.41 35.84

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Ellsworth 23 23 30 .30 14 11 27.40 125.36 119.00 271.76 23.19

Flint First 24 9 33 12 18 9.90 825.23 2,073.38 2,908.51 190.42

Flint Emmanuel 17 10 27 12 10 22 10 10 4.21 46.13 151.36 201.69 49.84

Flint Brown St.........22 3 25 10 15 108.22 119.45 227.67 62.82

Flint Lapeer Rd.....................4.80 40.66 115.50 206.42 41.06

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TOTAL

$ $45.00 $149.29 $108.22 $160.00 $361.22 $258.50 $55.47 $644.20 $51.03 50.00 5.67

210.50 5.00 3.85 21.76 25.00 244.85 42.07 134.55 30.58 300.00 251.39 551.39 24.64

35.00 27.00 20.00 144.94 3.13 51.00 14.50 53.00 20.00 107.45 281.79 9.62

10.00 5.65 1.55 20.00 7.20 6.42 25.00 20.00 26.00 30.77 03.00 5.00 24.00 97.96 27.40

134.23 28.50 20.00 120.00 444.00 1,919.15 2,856.30 52.21 27.75 60.00 63.61 201.20 .49 28.40 84.45 17.00 35.00 108.22 119.45

15.50 125.00 100.00 181.56 4.40 144.10 .03 11.01 9.78

24.00 6.81 19.00 2.85 1.50 12.91 2.91

110.20 40.80 151.00 31.90 31.08 75.20 75.00 10.00 194.44 14.25

36.17 137.50 27.71 85.00 60.00 218.00 564.38 44.06 63.25 93.40 114.51 213.86 39.86

50.75 144.00 191.50 30.00 416.25 11.21

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3664.29 2957.47

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12196.35

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266.22 110.85

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226.58 23.13

2358.66 2077.39

$366,021.15 $44,279.95 $7,441.69$400,062.34 $296,444.21

FINA

NC

IAL

SUM

MA

RY

$797.92 $158.58

$6705.66 50.70

$5000.00

$5000.00 $1770.00 $10000.00

$1770.00 $8230.00

227.32 3894.45

378.60 272.32

15.204403.19

390.77 3000.00

1500.00 4500.00

4500.00 464.45

4169.85 508.01

167.08 2427.54

80

.89

2500.00

2500.00 2500.00

1626.49 723.24

18048.55 3996.89

268.24 20.00

2584.37 694.82

2000.00 2000.00

2000.00 920.93

77.755169.35

44.70 1500.00

7457.94 2197.00

8957.94 2197.00

744.30 252.33

4692.22 1367.46

2100.00 4400.00

1913.00 6500.00

1913.00 828.77

551.396598.18

707.03 3500.00

3500.00 7000.00

'7000.00 390.83

1925.42 530.20

2500.00 500.00

3000.00 3000.00

158.97 2735.68

165.62 3000.00

1200.00 4200.00

4200.00 327.96

3877.42 127.28

5000.00 4000.00

9000.00 9000.00

362.59 5

.11

3234.26 62.76

5000.00 5000.00

5000.00 1194.18

244.718113 06

13567.54 15000.00

5000.00

20000.00 29000.00

391.55 90.70

3508.09 74.39

3000.00 3000.00

3000.00 3300.00

452.86 163.55

4000.63 146.57

2503.00 2500.00

1700.00 5000.00

1700.00 583.96

72.227535.19

307.87 3000.00

4500.00 7500.00

7500.00 615.29

104.745720.83

42.06 6000.00

2500.00 4218.78

8500.00 4218.78

4281.22

816.24 5361.87

252.45 5000.00

3000.00 8000.00

8000.00 1869.38

279.8315237.03

2209.35 12000.00

8000.00

20000.00 20000.00

734.01 227.56

1859.51 479.12

5675.00 5675.00

5675.00

964.73 155.29

9888.44 1528.44

10000.00 7000.00

1909.78 17000.00

1909.78 1590.2

453.41 53.94

16986.50 145.74

18000.00 6393.05

7000.00 2730.75

25000.00 9123.80

15876. 20 898.02

19.108678.30

691.44 8500.00

6000.00 3500.00

12000.00

6000.00 6000.00

119.81 1640.77

10.99 400.00

400.00 400.00

2078.99

13651 . 57 2988 45

75000.00

666.50 20.81

4169.95 1872.35

4000.00 4000.00

4000.00 210.17

2636.80 804.54

6000.00 6000.00

6000.00 148.80

26.9242-31.19

222.73 5400.00

3735.00 5400.00

3735.00 1665.00

448.94 149.48

5994.30 236.87

6000.00 2000.00

998.80 8000.00

998.80 7001.20

99.85 10.30

2848.77 121.30

2000.00 2000.00

2000.01' 293.77

3462.32 68.25

0500.00 1804.51

4500.00 3976.16

8000.00 5780.73

2319.32 1059.94

204.768001.57

2588.02 11000.00

5500.00

16500.00 16500 00

262.55 1.00

2386.51 364.16

4500.00 4500.00

4500.00 281.40

54.232916.44

110.17 7000.00

694.08 2000.00

9000.00 694.08

8303.9 170.00

26.64252.9

6

139.19 2000.00

3000.00 5000.00

5000.00 705.20

16

.80

9761.25 8344.43

4000.00 2000.00

6000.00 6000.00

125.00 26.00

1513.04 494.77

500.00 500.00

500.00 580.06

35

37

.5.

126.76 7500.00

7500.00 608 .24

50.1110055.68

2222.21 6500.00

6500.00

13000.00 3000 . 0(

191.26 1402.29

130.41 1100.00

1200.00 560.00

2300.00 560.00

1740.00

932.62 i2

'-51°3

5.5

7

400.23 6500.00

500.00 3000.00

5500.00 9500.00

6000.0 $500.00

3513.92 1005.83

22313.92 2097.46

1043.19 214.87

9694.07 3398.42

5000.00 6500.00

2772.25 11500.00

2772.25 727.7r

2317.46 2,34.27

19794.33 2321.62

10000.00 5

00

. 00

15000.00 15000.00

222.01 103.10

5480.34 234.36

10000.00 5000. 00

2446.60 15000.00

2446.60 13553.40

679.25 115.08

2204.25 86.30

6650.00 975.49

6650.00 915.49

5674.51 136.30

1321.23 73.00

2200.00 200.00

2200.00 200.00

2000.0'S 899.91

357.928836.87

1028.27 7500.00

4500.00

12000.00 12000.00

293.80 1687.13

63.90 8000.00

1700.00 2000.00

10000.00

1700.00 8300.00

141 .72 1438.23

10.2

8

1520.00 3000.00

3050.00 4500.00

3050.00 1450. or

286. 74 203.96

3259.79 168.92

4000.00 4000.00

4000.00' 969.48

69.734130.04

135.24 3000.00

2000.00 478.00

5000.00 478.00

4522.00 190.76

1105.00 182.15

381.20 23.66

4239.71 388.56

2000.00 2000.00

2000.01' 218.94

8.212304.54

49.62 1500.00

2000.00 3500.00

3500.00

37,252.51 $5,670.95 $337,903.24 $60,034.63

$253,025.00 $22,002.13 132,757.94

$36,219.13 466,282.84 $60223.3l $397,657.62

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HO

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PO

RT

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No. Officers and Teachers

Net Enrollment

Total Enrollment

Average Weekly Atten.

Average Attend. Last Report

No. on Cradle Roll

Net Gain

z

No. of Sessions

Cash Forwarded

Regular Offerings

Eirthday Offerings

. -

Alm

a

7 106

113 99

64 13

28 ..

52 $101.64

$684.01 $

A

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8

44

52 36

45 ..

•. 9

52 111.94

273.70 6.94

Applegate

9

131 140

75 86

10 ..

1252

224.66 374.29

22.14 H

ou

gh

ton

Lak

e

8

168 176

82 1

.. ..

52 48.48

616.69 31.3

4

Ashley

7

36 43

34 29

10 5

..52

56.98 123.93

8.8

9

Battle C

reek

13

289 302

221 227

80 6

52 1427.22

1100.63 B

ay C

ity

9

67 76

51 43

15 8

52

34.75 216.08

39.76 B

ellaire

11 120

131 88

82 11

6 52

25.00 437.23

32

.28

B

rightm

oor

10

81 91

50 53

10 3

52 857.14

651.52 18.65

Burn

ips

11

70 81

71 76

11 5

50 352.29

380.36 .9

9

Cheboygan

5

80 85

67 60

.. 7

52 32.05

382.22 13.0

6

Clio

13

84 97

66 ....

9 51

447.36 18.5

5

Colem

an

10 63

65 8

.. 2

52 76.80

109.94 C

roswell

9

86 95

64 73

6 ..

952

122.24 3_27.63

Dearb

orn

5 52

35 ..

21 52

44.79 33.02

Detro

it First

12

168 90

90 7

52 624.34

469.62 14.9

6

Detro

it Third

8

49 57

51 49

.. 2

52 66.46

276.63 10.7

7

Detro

it Greely

Ave.

10 125

135 82

65 ..

17 ..

52 20.25

269.97 16.1

5

Disco

D

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80 88

73 73

j 52

50.83 493.68

18.00 E

aton

Rap

ids

14

127 141

100 70

20 30

..49

31.41 617.28

7.25 E

corse

12 148

160 85

83 25

2 . .

52 52.56

357.15 19.06

Elk

horn

Ellsw

orth

1

137 124

22 50

177.60 604.46

17.0

8

Flin

t First

36

432 468

277 268

20 9

.52

179.55 1367.83

27.30 F

lint S

econ

d

15

172 187

113 110

17 3

.52

198.35 623.57

20.84 'lin

t Bro

wn S

t 21

391 412

233 209

12 24

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39.21 990.79

29.94 F

lint, E

lm P

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15

106 121

111 108

21 3

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6.75 441.54

17

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Flu

Lap

eer Rd

15

193 208

132 124

15 8

.

52 77.51

679.43 23.80

Fran

kfo

rt

5 35

40 23

24 1

52 29.46

96.24 5.10

Gran

d R

apid

s

15 178

193 132

149 17

52 228.35

654.28 40.48

Hastin

gs

9

95 104

72 52

32 20

52 74.44

389.17 6.84

Hope

7

46 32

. 14

.52

34.85 177.33

10.30 Iro

n M

ou

ntain

8 35

43 36

29 7

52 23.34

143.69 11.00

Jackso

n

15

108 123

80 99

51 19

52 21.78

476.09 1

9.1

1

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7

30 37

26 25

4 1

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23.80 130.57

5.6

4

Kalam

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7 42

36 13

6 .

52 34.42

256.56 17.76

Lan

sing

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17

140 157

103 93

21 10

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173.52 299.16

34.0

9

Lan

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man

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8 90

98 56

44 12

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20.81 192.49

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Lan

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7 80

87 53

50 10

3 .

52 24.67

28

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L

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7 60

67 52

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27.86 179.16

Merrill

7

45 52

37 40

12 3

49 37.34

117. 14.90

Monroe

12

240 252

166 168

87 .

252

172.36 691.40

44.96 M

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7 30

29 3

1

19.06 111.74

5.4

9

Munising

10

108 118

90 82

12 51

11.06 4(13.37

14.9

7

Mi'skegon

16

222 238

167 167

22 ....52

60.90 611.52

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5

New

berry

6 80

86 58

50 8

52 35.92

1311.45 8

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N

orth

Bran

ch

iS

124

139 132

104 20

28 .

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748.00 69.43

Ow

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17 230

247 241

207 .

3 ..5

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1421.65 52.87

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11)

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380 218

163 36

55 .

52 139.22

819.91 35.0

5

Port H

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n

1(1

227 253

180 177

3(1 3

52 211.51

963.85 22.30

T,ockfor(I

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53 115

513 49

8 9

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63.06 297.16

Russelville

10

73 83

58 50

45 8

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65.29 .1°7.16

11

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S

agin

aw

9

35 44

39 27

6 1

9 142.30

Sau

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180 195

147 145

14 2

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74.29

539.50 22.59

St. C

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8

41 49

40 29

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51 29.66

222.75 5.00

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53 40

39 .

2 .

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fl 152.00

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11 71

82 62

68 11

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52 21.47

247.40 19.30

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234.36 9

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65 37

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641 6313 7271 5145 4538 868

420 94

2837 $6,804.29 $25,521.38

$1,125.67

F:

$813.06 392 .58 621.09 715.66 189.80

2527.85 290.59 950.81

1776.26 1186.40 427.33 564.90 186.75 449.87 377.81

1760.99 428.26 408.53

598.19 655.94 622.59

105.14904.28

432.112006.79

1.2

5844.01

81.641141.58

465.93 176.89

957.63 130.80

1380.152303.26

303.70714.15

4.2

3226.73 178.03 526.93 160.01 308.74

590.121096.89

59.69292.40

34.89308.03

29.56226.58

37.43207.33 908.72 .136.29

119.93604.33

66.7.78

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4

30

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212.08 126.18

1064.54 27"4.91

7."9°.,'73 203.54

1507.94 752.25

2723.49 266.22

452.00719.84 142.30

326.90943.93

85.00343.01

6.67994.64

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194.48

$

$

$797.92 $15.14

227.32 165.26

137.74 134.58

272.32 348.77

464.45 251.21

16

7.0

8

22.72 554.78

1071.11 1626.49

901.36 154.45

113.79 268.24

22.35 101.87

819.06 920.93

29.88 64.15

680.15 744.30

1031.96 163.25

52.75 828.17

357.63 390.83

36.50 192.04,

189.16 381.20

183.70 94.47

64.50 158.97

27.78 95.79

232.17 327.96

121.91 149.09

54.04 362.59

15.2

2

141.33 1052.85

1194.18 566.81

104.19 287.16

391.55 36.71

118.78 264.15

382.93 25.60

135.36 317.50

452.86 145.93

93.55 218.59

583.96 71.98

286.87 328.42

615.29 7.30

253.83 562.41

816.24 88.0

4

675.31 1194.07

1869,38 1

37

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174.23

559.78 734.01

110.00 442.69

108.29 964.73

176.85 229.04

224.31 453.41

12.5

2

156.09 741.93

898.02 5

9.6

1

36

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8

3.1

5

119.81 1

0.9

9

273.54 1805.45

2078.99 224 27

151.41 509.09

666.50 10165

74.50 135.63

210.17 16.5

6

56.57 92.23

148.80 29.23

243.15 205.79

448.94 17.9

9

45.63 54.22

99.85 60.16

55.69 228.08

293.17 14.9

7

122.07 311.25

1059.94 36.9

5

81.01 112.01

262.55 29.85

97.58 183.82

281.40 26.63

61.34 157.60

213.94 7

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111.69

47.20 170.00

37

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236.67

705.20 203.52

125.02 125.00

11

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130.45

449.61 58(1.06

24.27 231.82

436.42 668.24

167.60 155.69

35.57 191.26

20.82 215.00

10

7,5

3

97.2.62 131.92

623.50 2

82

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3512.92 184.81

304.59 '758.60

1(143.19 454.15

304.30 2013.16

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15.9

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229.01 44.21

151.78 75.47

079...5 40.59

136.30 6

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252.00

187.37 890.91

43.37 64.18

229.02 703.8')

49.21 141.72

10.2

8

74.57 212.17

286.74 8.1

0

82.68 57.58

969.48 95.14.

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126.61

190.76 3

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$28.01

19.1

5

456.30 248.96 452 .76

98.99

276.00 74.40

122.41

36.25

193.82

$1427.05 $44,279.95 $8,958.72 $21,361.48 $37,252.51 $7,175.94

2 2 3 4 3

2 21 2 2

4

2 2

99

STA

TIS

0.

Names Dropped

Transferred by Letter

Total Etemovals

Adchtions by Faith

Alm

a

58 1

..

1

2 4

An

n A

rbo

r

25 1

2

3

6

Ap

pleg

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60 3

3

6 5

Houghto

n L

ake

A

shley

27 ..

Battle

Cre

ek

255 9

5

2 16

7 B

ay C

ity

23

2 1

.. 4

10 B

ellaire

39 2

1

3

2 B

rightm

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34

1

1

2 2

Bu

rnip

s

43 10

Ch

ebo

yg

an

14

Co

leman

25 2

2 C

rosw

ell

32 ..

2 2

3

Dearb

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17 8

.. 8

1

D

etro

it First

61

8

2 10

Detro

it Third

Detro

it Gre

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Ave.

Disco

19 15

. .

..

. 4

. D

ryden

Eato

n R

apid

s

45 ..

.. ..

2 E

corse

43

2 1

..

3 2

Elk.horn

E

llsworth

. .

iii F

lint F

irst

203 6

.. 6

9 F

lint S

eco

nd

55 ..

2 ..

2 6

Flin

t Bro

wn S

t 131

7 3

1

11 17

Flin

t Elm

Park

46 ..

-

.. ..

6 F

lint L

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d

34 3

1

4 1

F

rank

! ort

9

.. ..

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1

Gra

nd

Rap

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124

1

4 1

6

26 H

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s

54 4

1

5 19

Hope

15

.. ..

6 Iro

n M

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in

22

2 ..

2 2

Jackso

n

40

1

1

2 Jed

do

18 ..

.. ..

.. 2

Kalam

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27 6

.. 1

7

1

Lan

sing

First

77

.. 3

1

4 L

ansin

g E

mm

anu

el 23

2 4

.. 6

2 L

an

sing

Gra

ce S

t. 24

2 ..

2 6

Merrill

36

4 1

5 M

on

roe

82

2 2

4 M

on

roe

12

2 2

3

Munisin

g

27

.. M

usk

ego

n

70

2 ..

.. 9

New

berry

19 1

.

1

2 3

No

rth B

ran

ch

29 ..

2 ..

2 8

Ow

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144 3

6 2

11

'7

Pontiac

60

2 ..

.. 2

1'7 P

ort H

uro

n

73

3 4

2 9

13 R

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1

1

4 R

usselv

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21 1

3

4 2

Sag

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19 ..

•. ..

1

Sault S

te. M

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52

'7 6

13 12

St. C

lair S

ho

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11

3 ..

3

10 S

cottv

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17 1

.. 1

4 T

raverse C

ity

61

4 ..

2 7

Whiev

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17 2

2 4

12 Y

nsilan

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12 2

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lin

L

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15 21 4

2580 101

68 32

201) 312

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OR

T

1 Additions

Present Membership

Preaching Services

Church Prayer Meetings

Church Prayer Services

Other Services

Total Services

Subscribers to Advocate

1-.

a

62 120

45 ..

165 15

Wilb

ur P

hillip

s 30

135

58 ..

.. 193

10 R

. Kyle

Balla

rd

59

142 46

40 ..

228 3.0

Orv

ille Sm

ith

121

35 1

2

.. 168

.. P

au

l Trisse

l 27

115 3

8

17 ..

167 15

Laure

l Silv

ers

247 122

48 45

160 375

.. W

m. H

. Neff

30 1

31

47

..

..

178 18

P. H

.Em

llnger

39 121

44 2

112 179

20 G

. V. S

kin

ner

34 128

52 48

13

241 11

J. F. M

eu

lman

53

107 48

12 50

217 1

8

J. H. K

ote

skey

14 130

50 ..

.. 180

10 R

uth

Alex

and

er 23

125 47

.. ..

172 15

V. L

. Dra

ggoo

34

109

29 7

.. 145

.. C

arl Messer

14 ..

.- ..

.. ..

.. C

. L. W

alker

53 122

50 1

8

.. 190

20 G

. B. S

tace

19 107

52 ..

.. 159

3

M. H

. Sch

weitzer

19 110

49 ..

.. 159

9 L

eRoy B

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Paul D

eG

randcham

p

26 129

48 20

.. 197

25 R

aym

ond D

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49 42

2 3

158 ..

M. C

. Kittle

43

100 50

.. 150

12 B

. A. K

raatz

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Hen

ry A

lexan

der

210 129

60 49

.. 285

75 A

. C. D

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60 123

41 46

.. 210

.. E

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son

137 129

50 30

.. 209

38

J. C. B

rilihart

52 104

50 ..

.. 154

10 L

. H. N

eff

33 127

49 4

.. 180

14 L

. N. N

elsen

11

95 ..

46 ..

141

7 C

harle

s Jones

146 120

50 10

.. 180

.. A

. S. Jo

pp

ie

70 126

48 1

.. 175

15

Mrs. B

. B. M

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21 125

47 ..

10 182

9 A

. W. L

acey

25 119

52 1

6

.. 187

6 A

. H. W

illiam

s

45 144

52 ..

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$1157.06 $5774.12

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13.85

2835.99 1029.63

3880.47 2184.00

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299.87

2639.88 1208.85

4148.60 2080.00

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389.66 3441.79

13Q.75

3962.20 2327.61

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4

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2013.73

300.32 2318.63

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1912.84

11198.13 5550.37

18661.34 4040.80

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256.72 2274.11

412.06 2942.89

1580.92 B

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34.90 2273.12

1864.71 4172.73

1677.60 B

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275.42

3065.14 520.28

3860.84 2226;00

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374.84

3228.85 2291.38

5895.07 2148.64

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141.41

1479.69 346.28

1650.58 918.00

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37.59 2174.70

502.26 2714.55

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87.76

2310.81 1156.26

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25.94 2113.65

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14484.39 4395.45

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261.35 1956.75

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245.52 4318.78

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116.04 4401.47

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140.13

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124.66

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6505.32

8540.94 1877.06

16923.32 4420.00

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485.26

953.63 406.15

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1

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2054.66

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1564.29 6404.40

3165.20 11133.89

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76.46

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1209.63 7822.27

3164.41 12196.31

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321.86 4195.97

820.23 5338.06

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122.12 1178.85

133.90 1434.87

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50.73

1201.21 1251.93

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2567.33 4367.50

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62.10

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859.51

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193.99

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2888.58 1300.00

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276.73

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1

67

21

520.9

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72

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67.50

445.00

18.000114.61

290.00

327.30

282.98

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225.12 300.00

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1945.6

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NC

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Improvements

Indebtedness

Evangelists

District Superintendent I flst. Home Missions

General Thidget

Thle School

Snecial Interests

Total Expenditures

CASH ON HAND

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MINISTERIAL REPORT

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Alexander, H. C. 103 46 332 1 68 .. 16 4 5 5 $1821.00 $503.00 $2324.00 1 10 Alexander, Ruth 112 54 425 2 . .50 ........ 918.00 50.00 968.00 4 9 Ballard, R. Kyle 103 53 430 1 21 7 1 1 1 2184.00 266.40 2450.40 2 Bare, John 90 46 450 . 27 6 .. 2 2 1 1 1300.00 25.00 1325.00 1 6 Brillhart, J. C. 92 64 432 3 223 21 .. 6 1 4 3870.00 283.00 4153.00 Bruce, ha 138 120 525 4 45 12 2 5 2 2 3 1640.00 120.00 1780.00 8 3 Bruce, Leroy 79 47 76 . 55 8 4 3 4 1305.55 1305.55 2 10 Cliff, John 85 37 377 7 ..........1 552.87 662.48 1215.35 2 Dean, Raymond 104 48 342 2 29 14 .. 2 2 1 1923.44 157.10 2080.54 2 DeGrandchamp, Paul .. . DePeal, M. 101 54 175 2 ,i .. 1 2 574.35 1058.30 1632.65 2 Diller, H. C. 79 32 204 1 3 .. 1 1 1280.00 418.55 1698.55 . 10 Doehring, A. C. 100 55 570 . 89 79 18 17 6 5 3900.00 85.00 3985.00 2 Draggoo, V. L. 113 47 306 3 27 ........2 2 1410.24 131.85 1542.09 4 Emlinger, P. H. 131 47 462 2 40 30 .. 1 4 2 1540.82 386. 1927.51 4 & Fast, T. M. 90 42 327 2 .. 6 4 5 3 1940.00 354.47 2294.47 2 Goodman, M. L. 180 46 362 s 382 50 7 3 11 3 3 3195.00 1767.06 4959.06 . 10 Hendrick, C. Ft. 102 50 504 1 55 3 2 5 2985.00 508.00 3493.00 4 Hiatt, J. A. 85 38 280 .. 7 5 3 6 2 4 2870.56 263.11 3133.67 4 9 Holste1n C. V. .. . Hoos, T. H. 104 69 349 1 j . 3 5 4 160.00 25.00 1585.00 1 10 Jones, C. L. 105 50 200 1 31 2 1 ........1592.03 915.59 2507.62 1 7 Joppie, A. S. 191 50 540 .. 2 6 5 2 3600.00 3600.00 2 Kittle, M. C. 103 41 288 ' 180 .. 1 3 1 1 2480.00 105.00 2585.00 1 Koteskey, J. H. 82 30 238 . 2 .. 2 1 1 2060.00 994.00 3054.00 2 Kraatz, B. A. 96 40 861 2 21 22 4 2 3 3 2372.00 20.00 2392.00 2 Krieder, H. B. .. .. . Lacey, A. 133 49 332 26 1568.00 87.00 1655.00 4 Manker, Mrs. B. E. 73 51 403 21 20 2 1 1 1 1 1821.83 121.45 1949.28 8 Messer, Carl 104 56 361 4 3 .. 4 2 3 3053.20 142.00 3195.20 1 10 Meulman, J. F. 98 95 200 25 15 3 2 2 2226.00 119.00 2345.00 2 Miller, W. N. 107 50 528

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.. 3 3 5 2 2520.00 129.37 2649.37 1 9

Mohl, Russell 73 27 205 4 15 .. ........1 853.90 47.80 901.70 . 9 Moran, C. E. 68 150 252 2 17 2 1 5 1 4420.00 175.00 4595.00 4

Morgan, C. E. 133 57 .. 5 122 2 .. 1 4 1165.0.0 1504.79 2669.79 1 10 Myers, T. H. 104 42 415 2 35 50 11 5 1 4 3 1600.00 173.55 1773.55 3 Neff, L. Ft. 109 40 157 . 44 10 .. 4 3 3 2 3120.00 123.20 3241.20 1 9 Neff, W. H. 65 72 325 . 147 18 . . 1 9 1 3 3260.00 45.00 3305.00 . 9 Nelson, L. N. 81 30 . 5 3 2 2 3 2090.00 165.00 2255.O 5 O'nan, Truman 205 68 134 103 48 2 1 . 1 313.61 821.00 1134.61 3 Osborn, A. F. 97 60 401 ii 20

.. 2 7 1 2 2600.00 373.90 2973.90 4 10

Peck, Arnold 65 33 116 . 28 5 ..

1 1 370.44 185.00 555.44 Phillips, Wilbur 80 30 425 1 33 6 . . .

1 1 7 2307.25 450.00 2757.25 . 10 Price, D. F. 205 45 390 2 ..

3 23 3 1 3030.19 150.00 3180.19 4 i Rickner H. C 98 26 225 2 60 2 4 1098.25 605.00 1703.25 . 10 Robinson, H. L. 80 45 215 15 .. 11 4 2 1 1 309.09 20.00 329.09 7 3 Schram, Eldon 94 37 212 1 24 7 .. 3 - 1 1201.48 197.00 1448 . 10

. 30 8 2 1 2130.90 110.89 241.79 7 Schweitzer. M. H. 81 44 303 Shattuck. B, 0. 87 54 4 • 2 3 2i90.0O 186.58 2276.58 3 10 Silvers, Laurel 65 35 274 49 7 ...... 4 860.00 150.00 1010.05 2 10 Skinner, G. V. 100 41 278 2 c 2 3 1 186.20 623.08 2449.28 4 10

mith, 0. 87 44 521 3 82 10 3 2 1 9 2080.00 190.00 2270.00 3 1 Stace, G. B. 48 250 15 3 7 2 1 3120.00 50.00 3170.00 2 wanson, B. C. 106 45 275 2 15 1 4 1 2485.00 10.09 2495.00 10

Trissel, P. D. 45 394 2 .. 50 6 1 3 7 9 2°7.61 221.00 2548.61 1 3

aker, C.L. , .. 53 23 250 2 6 4 .......... 90.o0 420.00 1120.00 . 51,4 a er, Wilbur 87 38 300 16 4 2 1 3 1 .. 1645.00 134.23 1779.22 . 10 1, linson, Roy 66 49 123

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Felter, J. H 300 15 21 275 15 ........ 3145.00 3145.00

Greenman, C. B 92 6 150 10 ...... 1 1016.00 1016.00 Richards, R. E 145 15 11 176 2 6 1 832.59 832.59

EDUCATIONAL Haskins, E. J 63 50 2 540 26 1715.00 362.00 2077.00

Miller, Betty L. 24 . 15 .. Philo, L. C 126 2 5 3 30 10 1 ...... 3000.00 3000.00

ROME MISSIONS Christianson, Ida L 98 90 722 18 2 5 435.33 401.93 800.85 8 Gilkerson, Ella 34 40 50 2 Holimaun. P. H 19 7 30 6 1 232.35 82.00 314.35

Wilcox, N. H 58 29 184 9 s 98.61 168.58 267.19 UNSTATIONED

Ackerman, Dorthy 18 48 3 Ackerman, H.. D. 25 48 3 Arnold, W. P 89 34 4 20 21 Ewers, Mrs Ella 2 6 65 3 4 42.65 Ewers, N. F 1 5 66 10 38.85 Davis. H.. S 3 . Denniston, C. G 68 23 206 1 54 18 1 1 1735.35 1735.35 Fest. Mrs. T. M 7 2 150 . Fair, N. N 75 1 300 13 8 200.00 Hale, T 6 15 1 1 ........ 1 869.00 Macs, John 97 2 5 4 105 4 213.95 Miller, H. S 40 15 15 4 93.00 Morningstar, J. H 38 10 75 25 18.00 Osborn, Mrs. A. F 3 190 10 75.00 Polmonteer, I. N 41 7 24 1 26 3 ...... 3 Ritenburgh, Evelyn 45 . Rltenburgh. B. 0 54 4 50 5 300.00 Seharf, Mary J 28 28 5 Scharf. Ralph L 53 14 38 1 '7 5 ....... 1 45.00 Skinner, Mrs. G. V 2 4 61 ............ '7 Waker, Lloyd 16 8 25 5 Kilbourne, Mrs. Sarah 94 .. Wilkinson. Mrs. Roy 2 . Manker, Charles 65 50 '7 91 ........ 1 700.00

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