MINUTES

Fourth Annual Assembly

Indiana District

E..J..CLEM,.Editor

1137 South Waugh Street Kokomo, Indiana

FRANKFORT, INDIAN A AUGUST 1649, 1926

REV. A. IVI. EWING, State Superifltefldt

REV. E. J. CLEM Seeretary

REV. R. W. CHATFIELD Tieasa rd

SHOEMAKER MEMORIAL OLD PEOPLES HOME 1059 So. Fifth Street, Frankfort, Indiana

There ar,e fifteen in the home at present, including the two matrons. Re-member to pray for them.

ALBERT M. EWING, Superintendent.

AUUAItkS tiliARY PIL.RtM HOUESS CHURCH

Official Record District Superintendent

Rev. A. M. Ewing, Frankfort, md.

Assistant District Superintendent Rev. W. J. Crider, 2004 Hulman St., Terre Haute, md.

District Secretary Rev. E. J. Clem, 1137 S. Waugh St., Kokomo, md.

District Treasurer Rev. R. W. Chatfield, 359 W. Freeman St., Frankfort, md.

District Council—(Official Members)

Rev. Albert M. E\viig, 758 S. Columbia St., Frankfort, md. Rev. W. J. Crider, 2004 Hulman St., Terre Haute, md. Rev. E. J. Clem, 1137 S. Waugh St.. Kokomo, md. Rev. R. W. Chatfield, 'N. Freeman St., Frankfort, md.

District Council—(Advisory Members)

Rev. Geo. E. Huff, 2501 S. A St., Elwood, md. Rev. Edward Schoeff, Muncie, md. Whitely. Rev. W. A. Frye, 2871 N. Gale St., Indianapolis, md.

District Foreign Mission Board

Rev. Alice Hart, Treasurer, 317 Oak St., Terre Haute, md. Rev. Hattie Dunkleberger, 201 Maple St., Three Oaks, Michigan. Rev. E. E. Davis, 404 Union St., Delphi, md.

Home Mission Board

Rev. Glenn Newton, Secretary-Treasurer. 559 S. 3rd St., Frankfort, md. Rev. Elmer Klopfenstein, 117 W. Ash St., Lebanon, md. Rev. George Huff, Elwood, md.

Board of Education

Rev. 'vV. E. Bradley, 607 Olive St. Sullivan, md. Rev. Alice Hart, Terre Haute, md. Rev. Cora A. White, Box 133, Bloomington, md.

Burial Association Board

Rev. H. J. Clem, President, Kokomo, md. Rev. W. P. Senn, Vice-President, 2822 5th Ave., Evansville, md. Rev. Edward Schoeff, General Treasurer. Rev. E. 'N. Wright, General Secretary, Box 131, Terre Haute, md. Rev. Aaron Hayhurst. 1736 S. 9th St., Terre Haute, md.

Ways and Means Committee

Rev. Aaron Hayhurst, 1736 S. 9th St., Terre Haute, Lid. Rev. John Carroll, Plainville, led, R. R. 2. Rev. Harry Shepherd, Greenwoccl,- md. Rev. George Huff, Elwood, Lid. Rev. W. J. Crider, 2004 Hulman St., Terre Haute, md.

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Statistical Committee Rev. J. Frank Rogers. 1531 Craft St.. Indianapolis, Tad. Rev. Albert .Holcoinb, Elw.00d, lad . H. F. D. Rev. W. P. Semi, 2822 5th Ave.. Evansville, lad. Rev. E. V. Halt, 1114 Eagle St., Terre Haute, lad.

Examining Committee Rev. \V. S. Dean, 1714 \V. 10th St., Terre 1-laute, Tad. Rev. Edward Schoeff, Muncie. mci , \Vhitelv. Rev. Area Montgomery, 814 Grove St., Evansville, Tad.

Auditing Committee Rev. J. Frank Rociiers. 1531 Crnpt St.. Indianapolis, hid. Rev. John Williams, Green field. mci. Rev. Lloyd Lewis, North Vernon, Inci.

Resolution Committee Rev. H. W. \Vright. Box 131. Terre Haute, lad. Rev. M. R. Lewis, Marion, md. Rev. Cora \Vliite, Box 133, Bloomington, md. Rev. Ida Stewart, Dupont, md., R. 1. Rev. Deborah \Vharton, Fniton, I nd.

Camp Meeting Committee Rev. George 1-luff. Flweod, tad. Rev. R. H. Smith, $15 N. 11th St., Richmond. md. Rev. Elmer Klopfenstein, 117 Vt'. Ash St., Lebanon. Tad. Rev. W. A. Frye. 2871 N. Gale St., Indianapolis, lad. Rev, W. J. Cricler, 2004 Hulutan St., Terre 1-Taute, md. Rev. I). H. Snow, 123 \V. 24th St Anderson, Tad. Rev, H. W. Chatfield, 359 \V. Freeman St.. Frankfort, Tad. Rev. Glen N. Newton, 559 5. 3rd St., Frankfort, Tad. Rev. A. M. Ewing. Frankfort, lad.

Reception Committee Rev. Jack Donovan, Frankfort, lad. Rev. Edward Selioeff, Muncie, Tad., Wiutley.

Ordination Council Rev. Frank Edwards, Marion, md. Rev. W. S. Dean, 1714 W. 10th St., Terre 1-Tante, lad. Rev. E. C. Boyles, Lawrencchurg, md. Rev, VT. J. Crider, 2004 Hulnian St., Terre Haute, md. Rev. Edward Seliceff. Muncie, Ind., Whitely. Rev. A. M. Ewing, Frankfort, lad.

Shoemaker Memorial Pilgrim Home Board Rev. A. iv[. Ewing, Frankfort, lad. Rev, R. W. Chatfield, Frankfort, md. Rev. Elmer IKlopfenstein, Lebanon. lnci. Frank Carrick, Frankfort, I nd. Rev. George Huff. Elwood, Tad.

Ministerial Benefit Association Board Rev. H. \V. Wright, 1561 S. 20th St., Terre 1-Taute. mci. Rev. Pearl Dean, 1714 \V. 10th St., Terre Haute, hid. Rev. Edward Sehoeff, Muncie, Ind., Whitely.

JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE INDIANA STATE ASSEMBLY, AUGUST 16-19, 1926

Monday Morning Session, August 16

The fourth annual session of the Indiana district assembly of the Pilgrim Holiness church met at Frankfort, Ind., August 16, 1926, for the purpose ot promoting our work for the coming year.

The assembly was called to order with Rev. W. R. Cox, General Superin-tendent, in chair. After singing, 'All Hail the Power of Jesus Name,' and prayer by Rev. R. Callison, Rev. A. M. Ewing, State Superintnedent, intro-duced to the assembly Rev. \V. R. Cox, who gave us a very delightful and instructive address.

First in order \vas the calling of the roll and the arranging of the confer- ence bar. -

Moved and supported that the conference bar include the first totir tiers of seats including all seats hack to the 2nd post, also taking in the left wing. Carried.

Moved and supported that all active local ministers acting as pastors have a place in the conference bar and have a right to vote. Carried.

The following names were given as local preachers who were granted the privilege of sitting in the conference bar and of voting: Richard Felsburg, W. A. Allegree, Robert White, Lloyd Lewis, Mrs. Rose Hendy.

Moved and supported that the time set for conference sessions should be as follows: morning session, 8:30-11:30. afternoon session, 1:30-4:30, evening session, 7:30-9:30.

Moved and supported that we accept rules of manual in regard to cle- liberations of this assembly. Motion carried.

Hattie Dunkleburgcr was appointed on the district foreign missionary hoard in the vacancy of Beryl Weismantle.

Next in order was reading of reports by pastors, Moved and supported that we return the Anderson report for correction

and it to he given to the statistical committee. Carried. Brownstown report was read by J. T. Linton and received. The report of the Coalmont church, read by Myrtle Coleman, was re-

ceived. The report from College Corner was read by pastor and accepted. The report from Delphi was read and received. The report of the Evansville church was read and accepted. The report of the East Enterprise church was read by the pastor and ac-

cepted. Moved and supported that we proceed into the election of officers after

dinner Monday, August 16. Carried. At the regular time for adjournment the assembly was dismissed by Bro.

Schoeff. Afternoon Session, August 16, 1926

The afternoon session was called to order with Rev. \V. R. Cox in chair. Song was sung entitled, ''In the Service of the King,'' after which we were lead in prayer by Rev. Newton.

Next in order was the calling of the roll, after which Rev. J. C. Cassady was received into the conference bar as an advisory member, by motion.

Carrie Gick, from the West Indies, was introducted to the assembly and granted a place in the conference bar as an honorory member.

Rev. Hill was received as an henorary member by assembly and! given a seat in the conference bar.

Rev. Fred A. Bates, of Goldlsmith, md., was introduced to the assembly and granted a seat in the conference bar.

Moved and supported that we set asidle the order ot the clay. the election of officers, for thirty minutes for the admission of new churches. Carried.

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The new churches to be accepted are as follows: Vincinnes organized last September with 27 members. Accepted.

Lafountain organized Septeml,er, 1925, with 22 members. Moved and supported we receive this church. Received.

Fulton church was received with eleven members. Kewanna church organized with 12 members and by vote was received

into the assembly. Evansville 3rd church was organized with 17 members and by vote was ac-

cepted into the assembly. Sheridan church knocks at the door for admission into the district with 22

members and was admitted. Berne City with 27 charter members knccks for admittance and was re-

ceived into the assembly. Next in order was the appointing of tellers, as follows: Elwood Dodge, E.

V. Halt, W. E. Bradley, Adam Schwing, E. W. Wright, V. E. Wade, E. P. Shrock and Dorsey Schenck.

Moser sisters sang song entitled, "Heaven Is In My Soul," after which several testified in the spirit and God honored the service.

Next in order was to proceed into the election. Moved and supported that th.e District Superintendents appoint a board of

three as a Home Mission board. Carried. Moved and supported that we instruct our State Superintendent to appoint

all boards except the Ministerial Benefit Association Board. Moved and supported that as a substitute motion, the State Superintend-

ent appointed all committees. Carried. Moved and supported that we suspend the rules and elect the same Miii-

isterial Benefit Association Board by acclamation. Carried. Moved and supported that we elect Rev. R. W. Chatfield as Home Mis-

sionary evangelist by acclamation. Carried. Moved and supported that we adjourn on account of expiration of time

Carried.

Evening Session, August 16, 1926

Thc evening session was called to order by Rev. W. R. Cox in chair, with song and prayer by Rev. D. E. Snow, alter which Bro. Cox spoke a few minutes from the scripture.

Next in order was the calling of the roll. Moved and supported that we suspend reading of roll. Carried.

The minutes of the last session was read and accepted. Moved and supported that all motions pertaining to the suspension of rules,

with the exception of one, regarding the election of committees be expunged. Carried.

Rev. Slater and wife were introduced to the assembly and gave us a talk on missions relative to the churches relation to the mission work.

Moved and supported that we grant Bro. and Sister Slater a place in the conference bar. Carried.

Rev. Sexton of the Illinois and Missouri District was recognized by the assembly by a standing vote.

Moved and supported that we grant Bro. Sexton a seat in the conference bar. Motion carried,

Home Missionary treasurer, Rev. D. E. Snow, read the home missionary report. Report accepted.

A partial report of the resolution committee was read and accepted by the assembly.

Next was the report of the Evansville 2nd church. Report was received. French Lick report was read by Rev. L. H. Crowder and it was moved

that it be received. As an amendment a motion was made that it be received after correction. Carried.

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Frankfort 1st church report was read by Rev. Newton. Moved and seconded that the report he accepted subject to the necessary

correction. Motion carried. Rev. A. M. Ewing read the report of the appointment of committees. Moved and supported that we adjourn. Motion carried.. Benediction by

Rev. George Huff. Morning Session, Tuesday, August 17, 1926

The Tuesday morning session was called to order with Rev. W. R. Cox in chair. Song service was conducted by Rev. Adam Scliwing and prayer by Bro. Fugett. Bro. Cox gave a very striking address on the subject of prayer.

Next in order was the calling of the roll. Moved and supported that we dispense with the roll call. Carried. Minutes of last session were read and accepted. Rev. Ora Scantland was introduced to the assembly and given a place in

the conference bar. Rev. Clarence Morrison, of Indianapolis, was introduced to the assembly

and given a place as an honorary member in the conference bar. The following names were taken who were taking the evangelistic field.

Names as follows: Dorsey Schenck, Mary Boltcn, E. A. Schooley, Wilbert McCrory, Catherine Innman, John Anderson, Lula Bowman, Edith Trotzke, Clarence Jester, Hattie Dunkleburger, Retta Baughrnan, Luba Shipley, G. C. Middleton, W. S. Dean, Jack Donovan, J. L. Thornton, John Carroll, R. W. Chatfield, Area Montgomery and Anna Hines, W. G. Bogue, Pearl Clyrner.

While we sang the song entitled, "We Are Marching to Zion," an offering was taken for the expenses of the dining hall.

Next in order was the reading of the Frankfort church report, read by Edwin Steffie.

Moved and supported that we receive this report of the Frankfort church. Motion carried.

Forest church report was read by Sister Clark and was accepted by As-sembly.

The report of Ferguson •Chapel church was read by Rev. Carroll and re-ceived.

Greys Ridge report was read and accepted after being corrected. Greenwood report was read by Rev. Oscar Deckard and accepted. Sister Anna Hines was introduced to the assembly and given a place in

the conference bar. Bicknell repert was read by J. H. Cruser and was received by the as-

sembly. Sister Jean Pound, a missionary from China, wrote a letter to Sister

Dunkleburger, which was read to the assembly. Moved and supported that we instruct Sister Dunkleburger to write to

Sister Pound and express to her our appreciation of her work. Carried. Greensburg report was read by Rev. E. C. Rhodes and accepted. Huntington report was read and received. Report of the 1st church of indianapolis was read by Rev. Frye and the

report was received. Report of the Hartsville church was read and by motion was received. Indianapolis 4th church report was read and received. Moved and supported that all reports which were not read be turned over

to the statistical conimittee. Carried. Rev. Minnie Weaver was intrcducecl to the assembly and given a seat in

the conference bar. A partial report of the ways and means committee was read by Rev. Shep-

herd. We adjourned on account of the expiration of time and were dismissed by

Rev. Pearl Dean.

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Afternoon Session, Tuesday, August 17, 1926 • The afternoon session was called to order with Rev. Cox in chair. Song

service was conducted by Rev. Fiord C;oins and prayer was offered by Rev. Jack Donovan .Asc ripture lesson was read by Bro. Cox from Matthew 18, A very instructive talk was given from the sanic.

Next in order was the roll call which was read and accepted. The minutes of the last session were read and accepted. A partial report of the Auditing Committee was read and found that the

books of the Burial Association hr Rev. F. W. Wright, Secretary, and Rev. Schoeff, treasurer, to he correct.

Also the hooks of Rev. 1). F. Snow, home mission secretary-treasurer, was found to be correct.

Next in order was the readmng of the Ministerial Benefit Association re-port Lv Sistei' Dean and 'aa accented liv the assembly.

Rev. Frieda Rich of th Lnituch Brethren church was introduced to the assembly and received as an honorary member of the conference, after which she gave a testimony of how Cod saved her.

Rev. Cox gave the assemble a lecture relative to the need of the preachers belonging to the Ministerial Benetit Association.

Burial Association report was read by Rev. F. \V. \Vright, secretary. Moved and supported that we receive the report. Carried. A partial report of the \\'ays and Means Committee was read hr Bro.

Shepherd. (See Report). Moved and supported that the superfluous matter concerning tile District

Superintendents salary be expilmiged from the minutes. Carm'iecl. Moved amid smmpporcetl that we adonrn. Carried. Benediction by Rev.

Jester.

Tuesday Evening Session, August 17, 1926 After (levotional services which were conducted be Rev. D. F. Snow.

There was a call for time Saints to come forward to pray for the afllmcted of tile Assembly and several were anomted for healing.

Moved and stmpported tllat we dmspcnse with the roil call. Carried. Next in order was tile reading of time nanutes. Mintites stand approved as

read. District Ireastmrer read him repert amt it was received hr the Assembly. Next was the Camp Meeting Report. Moved and supported that this re-

port be accepted. Hut oil carried. Moved and seconded that ICC instruct each pastor to have each member

of his church sign a card, to become a member of the Camti Meeting As-sociation and collect the Dollar mmd send imi before August 1st, 1927. Motion carried.

Partial report of tile \\'ays aimd Means Committee was read hr Rev. Shep-im cccl.

Moved and supported that Our State Seiticrintendent make a verbal report of the last ministerial convention. Carried.

Moved and supported that see have another Ministerial Convention. Motion carried.

Three invitations were extenden to the assembly for the Ministerial Con-vention, he the pastors of'I' ipton. Marion and Terre Haute. After a vote was taken it was decided that the Ministerial Convention would lie at Terre 1-i atm t e.

Moved and supported that all Pastors calling evangelists make provision for his salary or support prior to his coming. Carried.

Moved and supported that each pastor misc his influence and strive to get the Advocate into each famnml of his hommie 011(1 all ot hers possible. Motion cmi rn eel.

Moved and smipported that we adjourn. Carried. Sister Hattie Dunkle-burger dismissed tile assembly.

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Wednesday Morning Session, August 18, 1926 Morning session was called to order with Rev. MT. R. Cox in chair. De-

votional services were conducted by Rev. E. P. Shrock and prayer was offered, after which thc roll call was in order.

Moved and supported that we dispense with the roll call. Carried. Rev. John Clark was given a few minutes to speak to the assenibly relative

to some feelings which existed and in the way of confession asked forgive-ness of the assembly for some things that had formerly been transactcd. The entire assembly rose to their feet as an expression of their love and for-giveness.

Moved and supported that Bro. Clark be referred to the examining com-mittee. Carries!.

Next in order was the reading of the minutes. Minutes were read and acce pte tl.

Rev. Alice 1-Iai-t, Secretary-treasurer, read th.e foreign mission report and it was accepted by motion.

Moved and supported that the matter of setting the slate and arranging of subjects for the Ministerial Convention be left to the State Superintendent, Rev. A. M. Ewing. Motion carried.

Moved and supported that we rescind the action concerning the election of Bro. Chatfield as secretary-treasurer of Home Mission department. Carried.

Moved ansI supported that the Home Missionary Board meet and elect or appoint their secretary and treasurer and announce the results to the assembly.

Moved and supported that at 7:30 tonight we have at least a 20 minutes memorial service, to he followed by the ordination service. Carried.

Moves! and supported that we include in the Memorial Service the dedica-tion of children. Carried.

Moved and supported that we suspend the rules and begin our service to-night at 7:00. Carried.

Sister \Vhite next read a partial report of the Resolution Committee, con-sisting of resolutions and also memorials to be carried to the General As-sembly. All resolutions were accepted by the assembly. (See Report).

Moved and supported that every pastor going hack to his charge will die-ternune the dleficit of th.e General Superintendents salary and will raise this money in the next two weeks and send it at once to the District Treasurer.

Moved and supported that we borrow this money from the State treasury to he paid hack by the churches that are back on their payment. Carried.

Moved and supported that we adopt this amendment as read. Carriedi. Next in order was a partial report of the Ways and Means Committee.

(See full report). Moved and supported that we extend the time tintil 12:00. Carried. State Superintendent appointed Rev. \V. J. Crider to act on the auditing

committee in place of Bro. Shcpherd. Moved and supported that we suspend the rules and adjourn. Motion car-

nec!. Benediction by Rev. Ernest Crowder.

Wednesday Afternoon Session, August 18, 1926 The afternoon session of the assembly was called to ordler with Rev. W. R.

Ccx in chair. The devotional services were conducted by Rev. Glenn Newton. Moved and supported that we dispense with the roll call. Carried. Minutes were read and accepted!. Rev. Harry Shepherd read a partial report of the \Vays and Means Corn-

nmittee. (See report). Rev. Carl Dauel was introduced to the assembly and was received into the

conference bar as ai honorary ncivber. A partial report of the Resolution committee was read by Rev. A. M.

Ewing. (See repOrt of the Resolution Committee).

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The Ways and Means Committee gave a partial report. (See report). Moved and supported that tile election of the delegates, both Ministerial

and Lay, be left to the District Council. Carried. A partial report of the examining committee was read by Rev. Area

Montgomery and was received by the Assembly. First year hscense are as follows: Richard Richardson. Bessie Bennet, C.

A. Hughes, Clarence C. Mcrrison, Frederick L. Rich, Richard Felsburg, Lloyd Lewis, Christina Goins, Sevnlore York.

Second year licensed are as follows: Adam Schwing. Lucile McCartney. Renewals of credentials are as follows: Otto E. Halt, Charles Guaither,

Anna Hines, Kyric Klepfer. Ordination report: Myrtle Coleman, Clarence Snow, Albert Holcomb. Licensed Deaconesses are as follows: Pearl Jacobs, Rose Donovan and

Minnie Weaver. Those that were clisniissed are as follows: Garnctt Jewell insubordination;

Owen DeBaun, backslider. Those that were transferred are as follows: 0. W. Barnes, Nineveh Briles

and Eula Briles. Moved and supported that the work of revision and editing of the Manual

-'v Rev. A. M. Ewing, as a member of a committee appointed for such week, he accepted as a Memorial to the next General Assembly. Carried.

Moved and supported that all Memorials that Bro. Ewing may have hand-ed him after the Assembly be brought to the General Assembly. Carried.

Moved and supported tilat we have a 10 minute recess. Carried. After recess a song was sung, entitled, "Glory To His Name." The Evangelistic, Unstationed and Deaconess report was read and ac-

cepted. Home Missionary Board reports as follows: Glen Newton was appointed

secretary-treasurer of the hoard. The Home Mission Board decided to pay Bro. Chatfield $25.00 a week and traveling expenses.

Adjournment was in order. Benediction by Rev. John Anderson.

Wednesday Evening Session, August 18, 1926 Evening session was opened with Rev. W. R. Cox in chair. Song was sung

and prayer offered by the entire assembly. A Memorial service was conducted in respect and memory of our beloved

deceased, Rev. Beryl Weismantle and Rev. Charles Eddy. Rev. Arthur Plunket gave a short Memorial address in behalf of Bro. Eddy

and at the close of the same, the assembly arose to their feet and bowed their heads in a few words of silent prayer in remembrance of his family, that mourned his loss.

Sister Hart gave a Memorial address in behalf of our beloved Sister W eisnlanti e.

Sister Allen also gave a very interesting address as to her faithfulness as a friend. Tile assembly rose to their feet in a moment of prayer in respect to the diseased and also for her husband.

Moved and supported that the secretary send a letter of condolence to the husband of Sister Weismantle, who is in tile Wcst. Motion carried.

Next in order was tile dedication services which were conducted by Rev. W. H. Cox, who gave an address relative to the dedication preceding this service. All people wishing their children to be dedicated were called for-ward, after. which Helen Shepherd, Donald Winfred Crider and Minnie A. Donoho were dedicated. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. W. R. Cox, assisted by Rev. C. C. Middleton and Rev. A. M. Ewing.

Final report of the examining committee was read by Rev. Area Mont-gomery. Report is as follows: Edgar C. Bovles was received as an ordained minister; Clarence E. Snow and Albert Holcomll are to be ordained.

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Moved and supported that we receive the report of the Examining Com-mittee. Carried.

An address was given by Rev. W. R. Cox in regard to the life and duty of the preachers. After the address Rev. Clarence E. Snow, Rev. Albert Holcomb and Myrtle Coleman were ordained by the Ordniation Council.

Those that were recommended for first year license by the Examining Committee were called forward and received into the Assembly. Their names are as follows: Seymore York, Lloyd Lewis, Richard Richardson, Richard Fclsburg, Christina Goins.

Moved and supported that we dispense with the roll call. Carried. Minutes were read and accepted. Report of the Old Peoples' Home was read by Bro. Oscar Sheets. Re-

port received. Next in order was the reading of the Numerical Report by the Statistical

Committee. Moved and supported that we extend the time 30 minutes. Supported. The Resolution Committee gave a partial report. The Auditing Committee read their report. Moved and supported that this report be accepted. Carried. Moved and supported that we extend the time 30 minutes. Motion carried. The Statistical Committee gave their final report. Moved and supported

that this report be accepted with corrections. Carried. Moved and supported that we adjourn. Motion carried. Benediction by

Rev. Harry Shepherd.

Thursday Afternoon Session, August 19, 1926 Meeting was called to order with Rev. A. M. Ewing in chair. Song was

sung and prayer was offered by Rev. Frank Edwards. Roll call was dispensed with and minutes of the last meeting were read

and accepted. The Auditing Committee gave their final report. Moved and supported

that we receive this committees report. Carried. Moved and supported that this assembly empower Rev. A. M. Ewing to

appoint two men, whomsoever he may desire, to assist him in his work of getting Memorials for the General Assembly.

Rev. A. M. Ewing appointed Rev. Area Montgomery .and Rev. C. M. New-ton.

Moved and supported that this assembly reinstate Rev. J. W. Clark. Motion carried. -

Moved and supported that we extend to Bro. Plunkett the privilege of running the stand during the General Assembly, and keep the profit for his services. Motion carried.

Moved and supported that we drop from the roll on account of going to other churches or being transferred to other districts, the following names: Everett Holt, H. C. Bevers, Marion French and David Stewart. Carried.

J. W. Clark, Pearl Dean. and Cora A. White were appointed on the public-ity committee for the General Assembly.

Moved and supported that we instruct our District Treasurer to have 500 delegate badges made and a banner for each District. Carried.

Moved and supported that Rev. A. M. Ewing be authorized to send a copy of the Morning Times, which has an account of the Stationing Com-mittee report and a list of the Ministerial and Lay delegates, to all pastors. Motion carried.

Next in order was the reading of the Stationing Committee report. Moved and supported that this report be received. Carried. Moved and supported that we adjourn. Benediction by Rev. A. M.

Ewing.

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REPORT OF THE RESOLUTION COMMITTEE

Resolution 1.—Whereas, it hath pleased Almighty God who is rich and abundant in mercy to grant to us another great camp meeting, wherein we have felt so much of the presence of the Fioly Ghost that our hearts have been signally blest, the slain of the Lord have been many, we are determined in our souls to be true till Jesus comes. Therefore, be it resolved that we show our gratitude for this by rising and singing the Doxology.

Resolution 2—Whereas, in these last days of compromise on the part of the leaders of the Church. God bath favored the Pilgrim Holiness Church with such a General Superintendent as Rev. W. R. Cox, whose love for God, wisdom and ability shown in carrying on the work of the Lord, and un-tiring efforts to lay for the church a foundation that will result in a veritable harvest of souls, will find the Church ready and mature for the coming of the Lord,

Whereas, under the heavy burden of the work, we have noted the beautiful spirit of Christ emanating from his life;

Therefore be it resolved that we show in sonic measure our appreciation by giving him a rising vote of thanks and pledge ourselves to pray for him, co-operate with him in every undertaking for the Church that God may lay upon his heart, urging him to be true until Jesus, the great Shepherd of the sheep, the Bishop of our souls may come.

Resolution 3.—Whereas, God hath favored us again with the efficient work of our State Superintendent, Rev. A. M. Ewing, whose holy life and sound counsel we do appreciate; that we by a rising vote of thanks show our appreciation, pledging to him also our prayers and should he be re-elected as State Superintendent by God's help we will be good preachers and co-operate with him in the State work.

Resolution 4—Resolved that we extend to the whole Pilgrim Holiness family at Frankfort, md., the many friends our heartfelt thanks for the most cordial w'ay that you have entertained us during the Assembly, the hospitality shown us which has added much to our happiness. May God's richest blessing ever rest upon you.

Resolution 5--Whereas, there is a tendency to lower the standard of Christian faith and doctrine from the pulpits of our land, this destroying the foundation of our faifh, the fundamental principles of the teaching of the Word of God;

V\Thereas, the pulpit it always a popular educator, the teaching becomes the basis of doctrinal belief to a certain extent in every community;

Whereas, the mission of the pulpit is the same as it has ever been. It is the divinely appointed instrument of the world's evangelization;

Therefore, be it resolved that with no uncertain sound we will declare the w'hole counsel of God. We boldly take our stand for the inspiration of the Word of God, the virgin birth of Jesus, resurrection and general judgment, announcing our belief in a personal devil and the awful effects of sin upon a wholly depraved race, universal redemption, justification by faith, regenera-tion, entire sanctification as a second definite work of God's grace in the heart;

Therefore, be it resolved further that by God's help and grace we will cling to the cross and defend the faith that was once delivered to the saints.

•Resolution 6—Recognizing the close relation between our church and the Bible Schools and the necessity of the schools properly representing the principles of the Doctrines of the Church that we see to it that our proper authorities be instructed to employ no teacher in our schools who has the least doubt in his or her mind as to the Divine Creation of man or who

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teaches that he has descended from the lower order of animals. Resolution 7.—Recognizing the spirit of unrest that prevails throughout

our nation by reason of the attacks that are being made upon the funda-mental laws of our nation, the Constitution of the United States, and the laws providing for thc enforcement of the Constitution in the matter of abating the manufacture of the sale and traffic of intoxicating liquors and fearing a condition which would result in the instability of our Government and endanger the safety of our homes, should this liquor traffic again be legalized or the enforcement of the law nullified:

Therefore, be it resolved that we denounce all efforts being made toward the repeal and modification of the Volstead Law, or the 18th Amendment of the Constitution of the United States, or any law of the State of Indiana, re-lating to the abatement of the liquor traffic;

Be it further resolved that we, as voters, pledge our support only to such candidates for public office as stand for the enforcement and maintenance of the present Prohibition laws.

Resolution 8.—Whereas, Mr. John W. Fitzgerald has another year donated his services as legal advisor and attorney for the Burial Association of the Pilgrim Holiness Church;

Be it resolved, that this District Assembly of Indiana instruct the General Secretary of the Burial Association to write Mr. Fitzgerald a letter of ap-preciation and send to him with a copy of this resolution, over the seal of said association.

Resolution 9.—Whereas, lest there be a laxity in many of our District churches to come up with the financial support of our pastors, for whom we feel deep Christian love and interest;

Whereas, it is the duty of both our State Superintendent and the church to see after their support;

Be it resolved, that we stir our hearts upon these lines, do everything within our power to make easier the burdens they carry, many of them forever unknown to us, that we see to it that their salary be paid in full, and that very often they have a good pounding in the form of a love offering, to consist of honey, milk, flour and chickens, etc., of which things we know they are worthy. May God bless them and keep them ever true.

Resolution 10.—Whereas, God bath granted to the Church one of the greatest privilege known, that of the evangelization of this world and the spread of scriptural holiness throughout our land;

Whereas, God hath said, "He that winneth souls is wise," "and they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firnianient; and they that turn many to righteousness, as the stars for ever and ever;"

Therefore, be it resolved that we endeavor to keep upon ourselves in Indi-ana a spirit of aggressive evangelism;

Be it further resolved, our slogan for Indiana may be at least 50,000 souls for the coming year and an extension of our Home Missionary work that will result in raising up and establishing of Pilgrim Holiness Churches in every city, town and country place that God may lead, knowing that he bath de-clared that we would possess the land that our feet should tread upon;

Resolution 11.—Whereas, there is an evil today toward reducing our Camp Meeting Grounds in different places to the level of the Chautauqua and the parks;

Whereas, God has said, "Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy,"

Therefore, be it resolved that it be known we desire a strict Sabbath ob-servance be maintained upon the Pilgrim Holiness Camp Grounds at Frank-fort, which God bath given us, and that we take our stand against buying

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and selling on the Sabbath day, on these grounds, where we desire that His glory may be felt and the power of His presence seen, remembering the words of our church covenant which has become sacred to our hearts.

"We will remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy, by doing no worldly business therein, such as buying and selling, and by avoiding all other oc-cupations, pleasures or traveling which cannot be consistently engaged in with an eye single to God's glory."

Resolution 12.—Whereas, as the city paper, The Morning Times, has so cheerfully contributed again to the success of the Camp by the publicity given therein, especially for the services of Mr. Edward Thacker, recog-nized as one of the best reporters known on the field of journalism;

Therefore, be it resolved that Bro. Ewing present our thanks to them and that a copy of the minutes be sent them.

REPORT WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE

\5,Te recommend that our pastors do not forsake their own appointments to hold evangelistic services in other places with this provision. That said church of which they are pastor is supporting them.

2 We recommend that the workers in the camp meeting al1d assembly be

appointed by the Camp Meeting Committee and no pastor or church have the authority to send persons for such purposes unless duly authorized by the Camp Committee.

3 We recommend that the budget consist of 10 per cent, of all money raised

by the church and Sunday school except that raised for building purposes. 4

We recommend that all money raised for the State budget be sent in the first of each month to our State Treasurer and that it be apportioned as fol-lows: 65 per cent, for state expenses, 60 per cent. of the remainder for the Old Peoples' Home, and 40 per cent, for home missions.

5 We recommend that each church send in one dollar a month to our State

Treasurer for the support of the Old Peoples' Home.

6 We recommend that churches calling other preachers for trial sermons or

other occasions at least pay their car fare.

7 We recommend that each church give their pastor a two weeks' vacation

with pay, provided he supply his pulpit while away.

8 We recommend that the District Secretary be paid $3000 for editing the

Assembly Minutes.

9 \Ve recommend that the District Treasurer he paid $100.00 for his services

for the 1926-1927 conference year.

10 We recommend that the business year of the church close on the first of

August but that the preacher continue as pastor until conference and that he be paid accordingly. Also that the church report the extra time on the new year.

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11 y \Ve recommend that the home missionary fund bear the present moving

expense of our Home Missionary Evangelist.

12 We recommend that our Burial Association General Secretary be paid

$20 for a single death and $35 for double deaths.

13 'We recommend that the District Superintendent he paid $2,500 for his

labor this year and this amount to include his traveling expenses.

14 \Ve recommend that each church make for the Camp Meeting the follow- /

ing articles: one pillow, one full sized straw tick, two dish towels, and one( corn fort.

15 In order to create greater interest in and bring greater blessing to our

church we recommend that our zone presidents be granted the privilege of arranging for the exchange of pulpits of the pastors of their respective zone with those of another or with their own, for Quarterly meetings.

16 We recommend that this conference refuse the renewal of credentials of all

ministers that do not tithe.

17 We recommend that th,e words "twenty-five" in the second line of para-

graph 1, Article 7, of the By-laws of the Burial Association be amended to read "twenty." We further recommend that the entire clause beginning with the word, "provided" be stricken from the By-laws of said Association.

18 We recommend that no person shall he eligible for membership in the

Burial Association over the age of 60 years unless the applicant has been a member of the Pilgrim Holiness Church at least 2 years.

19 We recommend that preachers failing to report to the conference for two

consecutive years have their credentials withheld until a satisfactory report is made.

20 We recommend that all monies raised in our local churches, except for local

purposes, be sent to our two State Treasurers to be forwarded to the institu-tions for which they were raised.

21 We recommend, 1st, that 1,000 copies of the conference minutes be

published and sold at cost; 2nd, that our State Secretary notify the pastors of the price and time for distribution; 3rd, that pastors notify Secretary of number of copies wanted, sending money for the same.

22 . . We recommend that our Home Missionary Evangelist he paid a stipulated

amount and that he take offerings to be placed in the Home Missionary Treasury.

23 We recommend that the words, society of on page 11, Chapter 3, para- -

graph 6, be deleted from the Manual. 24

\Ve recornniencl that all persons holding workers tickets who refuse or neglect to work when asked, unless sick, shall forfeit their ticket.

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MEMORIALS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 1. Resolved that our General Assembly be held every four years. 2. Resolved that all but two Scripture references in connection with the

Articles of Faith in our Manual, be left out; also the District records and the rules of order and the statement be added, all business meetings be con-clucted on regular parliamentary rules as laid down in Roberts Rules of Order.

3. Resolved that our General Assembly give us more simplified and adaptable report blanks.

4. Resolved that we elect three General Superintendents, whose duties shall be to look after all the interests of the Church.

5. Resolved that the eight general boards be resolved into one general consolidated board composed of about 18 men whose duties shall be to meet at least once a year and give attention to all the interests of our Church.

6. Resolved that a committee on finances, be appointed to draft a financial system to be uniformly adopted by all our Church.

7. Resolved, since our General Assembly is so near at hand, the purpose of which is to promote the deepest interests of the Church, both spiritual and temporal and most of all that the glory of God, His blessing be upon the same;

Therefore, ,be it resolved that we pledge ourselves again according to the Scriptures to pray for the success of the same, and one for another, and most of all that there may be felt among us that unity of the Spirit and the bond of peace, which characterizes true brethren and sisters in Christ.

REVISION OF THE CHURCH MANUAL Resolved that the following changes be made in our Church Manual: 1. A good system of paragraphing and indexing be made. 2. Page 8, paragraph 4, the words "Which was" in the third line, delete

as superfluous and in the last line the words "We now have" Delete. "The name (we now have) the International Holiness Church.

The origin and name should have at least 6 paragraphs. Paragraph 4 should read, the name, however, was retained as the International Apostolic Holiness Church until the Quadrennial Assembly held in God's Bible School, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 3-7, 1919, at which time the Holiness Christian Church jinited with us. Immediately upon the merger of the two churches the name was changed to International Holiness Church; by leaving out word apostolic from the International Apostolic Holiness Church and the Word Christian from the Holiness Christian Church.

3. Chapter No. 2. Reason for form of government. Reasons: Section (a) paragraph 1 and 2. Government: Section (h) 1)aragraph 1 and 2. Chapter No. 3. Object: Paragraph 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Chapter No. 4. General statement of belief: Art. 1. Paragraph 1. God. Art. 2. Paragraph 2. Jesus Christ.

3. The Hoh Ghost. 4. The sufficiency of the scriptures for Salvation. 5. Original or birth sin. 6. Free will. 7. Justification of Man.

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8. Sanctification. 9. Sin in believers after Justification. 11. Speaking in tongues. 12. Sacrament and Lords Supper. 13. Baptism. Tak.e positicn here one way or the

other. 14. Healing.

Definition and statement of belief, in two paragraphs. First a statement of belief, and second the mode. We hardly give liberty of conscience until we have taken a position and have stated it.

15. The return of Jesus. 16. The Sabbath. The Christian Sabbath. 17. Heaven. 18. Hell (not destiny).

Chapter 5. General Assembly: Paragraph 1. General Assembly, how formed.

2. The lay delegates shall be elected. 3. The General Assembly shall meet. 4. Special sessions. S The call of special assemblies. 6. Purposes of General Assembly. 7. Changes in Manual. 8. Presiding officers, General Sunperintendent or Assistant

General Council. Paragraph 1. General Council composed of.

2. Elected by ballot at the General Assembly. 3. Its supervision. 4. Matters referred to it. 5. Its duty. 6. Power of appointments of boards. 7. Fill vacancies in council. 8. Presiding officer, General Superintendent or assistant. 9. Six members shall constitute a quorum. 10; To fill vacancies in the General Trustee Board but shall have

no power to make a vacancy except, only in the voluntary qualifications of the individual being asked to vacate.

11. It shall have charge of all matters and business of the gen-eral Church between the General Asaernblies. Appeals may be from its decisions to the General Assembly. Page 9.

Chapter VII. Paragraph 1. General Superintendents There shall be two General Superintendents elected by the Gencral As-

sembly. One for the Home work and one for the Foreign work. Duties of Home General Superintendent or Foreign Superintendent

1. The General Superintendent, either Home or Foreign, or one of their assistants, shall preside at the General Assembly.

2. He or one of his assistants shall attend the District Annual Assembly and may preside over the same.

3. He or his assistants shall direct the establishing of churches and the affiliation of Ministers outside the bounds of the regular District organiza-tions.

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4. It shall be his duty to call General Council Meetings and preside over the same or one of his assistants may preside in his absence.

5. One of his assistants or the General Church Secretary may call a Gen-eral Council meeting provided that two-thirds of the members of the council sign the call, the purpose of the call having been clearly stated.

6. The Home General Superintendent shall have chief oversight of the Churches and all legal matters pertaining to the same in the United States of America and in case the office is made vacant by death or a voluntary act of the General Superintendent, the First Assistant Superintendent will auto-matically become General Superintendent and the Second Assistant will be-come first Assistant. In such case the General Council may appoint a second assistant to fill the vacancy of the first assistant.

7. The General Superintendent Salary to read as PP 46, Page 23. I notice that the manual makes him a member on page 74, article 20.

8. H,e is a member of the Foreign Mission Board and may act as chair-man in the absence of the Foreign Mission General Superintendent.

9. The official functions of both Home and Foreign Superintendents shall he the same except when appointments are to be made and when titles to real estate are involved, in which case they are not authorized outside their own boundaries to which they have been elected.

10. While it is not within the power of either Superintendent to call Gen-eral Council Meetings. or Special Assemblies outside their own juHsdiction, yet either may preside in the absence of the other at such meetings.

GENERAL CHURCH SECRETARY He shall be custodian of records of the General Assembly. It shall be

his duty to make a complete and correct record of the proceedings of the General Councils and General Assembly meetings and to see that no part of those records are (lcstroyed unless ordered by the General Assembly, and that the action of the Council and General Assembly be written out in-full in long hand with a good and legible hand writing in a ledger kept for that purpose and filed in his office for reference.

GENERAL CHURCH TREASURER The General Church Treasurer shall receive all money raised for the

expenses of the General Assembly and General Council and shall keep a correct account of the same. Money eX1)eflded other than regular bills shall be under the direction of the General Council. He shall submit a report on request of the council.

GENERAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES There shall be a board of general assembly trustees consisting of five mem-

bers elected by the general assembly for a period of four years, and until their successors are elected, and they shall enter upon thir duties at once.

Duties Their duties shall he to execute all legal matterss pertaining to the sale,

ecl1ange or mortgaging of all general church property. They shall have the right to sit as advisory members with the general council when legal matters are involved l)ertaining to general Church property.

GENERAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES The General Board of trustees shall execute a bill of sale for any or all

of the properties owned and controlled by the General Assembly of the•

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Pilgrim Holiness Church upon recommendation of a two-thirds vot.e of the general board of Directors of the said institution.

GENERAL BOARD OF EDUCATION There shall be a board of education elected at the General Assembly con-

sisting of not less than five, or more than seven members, whose duty shall be to have the oversight of the educational interests of the General Church Schools of the Pilgrim Holiness Church. It shall be the duty of said board to classify the various institutions as academies, junior colleges or colleges. To recommend the Ircmotion of additional schools or consider proposal con-cerning change of location or classification of any school and recommend the same to the next General Assembly. To maintain a teachers bureau and to establish a central bureau of information and communication for the benefit of teachers and schools: and to investigate their methods and educational standards and financial conditions. To create a general fund and to provide for a permanent endowment fund. It shall require a financial report from each institution annually.

DISTRICT COUNCIL Chapter 8, page 25, PP1, 2, 3, 4. Change reference, in p. 3. Omit article

53 with its 10 paragraphs, except the 9th, page 26 and 27. Leave article 54 and 55 as they arc.

Chapter 9, District Council, retain article 56, pp 1, 2, 3, 4. Delete Article 59.

MINISTERIAL DELEGATES TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Charles Beitzel Pearl Dean G. C. Middleton W. E. Bradley A. M. Ewing Glen Newton

A. H. Plunkett W. G. Bogue Frank Edwards W P Senn J. H. Cruser Mary Friend R. H. Snitli W. J. Crider G. W. Chamberlin Edward Schoeff B. H. Colen W. A. Frye D. E. Snow E. J. Clem W. B. Fugett Harry Shepherd R. W. Chatfield G. W. Groshart E. P. Schrock John Carroll George Huff Charles Siusser E. E. Davis Jessie Hayhurst Cora White Gertrude Davis Aaron Hayhurst E. W. Wright Jack Donovan Alic& Hart John Wire Hattie Duiikleburger Katherine Innman H. C. Boyles W. S. Dean Elmer Klopfenstein Clarence Snow

Alternates Miriam Auxier John Williams Oscar Deckard Nora Allen C. W. Groshart Elwood Dodge J. H. Cruser L. S. Baker Angus Jeffreys Ernest Crowder Dorsey Schenck

Oscar Sheets Katie Kestner H. B. Reiber Paris Wisler M. R. Lewis

Lay Delegates Guy Baker George Hershey Ralph Mavhew Mrs. George ivicCalliard James Donoho

D. Innman Carrie Klopfenstein J ess Woods Clara Camp Lester Mayhew Mrs. B. H. Leisure

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REPORT OF THE AUDITING COMMITTEE

your auditing committee, have audited the different books and found the following correct:

R. W. Chatfield, Treasurer. A. H. Ewing, Camp Meeting Treasurer. Alice Hart, Foreign Mission Secretary-Treasurer. Oscar Sheets, Old Peoples Home Treasurer. D. E. Snow, Hoiu.e Mission Secretary-Treasurer.

E. \V. Wright, Burial Association Secretary. Edward Schoeff, Burial Association Treasurer.

STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT, 1926

Another year has come to a close and we are entering now another, which we trust will he a glorious one. The past year means that a portion of lifes lustory is made and completed: What it might have ben or could have hccn wilt not alter the fact of what it is. For teli years we have been making the round very nearly over the same road, but there is always enough interest and concern in what we are (long to keep us incouraged. We lowe done our best and the Lord has blessed the work in the District this year. We visited several of the Zone tent meetings and although the rainy season hindered greatly, vet some good was accomplished. Six new churches were organized. Two new churches were built. Two were bought and remodeled into good buildings and tile church at Tipton was relocated closer up town and on a good improved street greatly increasing the value of the property. The new churches built at English and Scott City are splendid buildings and both churches purchased are excellent properties. Many other improvements have been made and mortgages have been paid off and in addition to this about ten thousand dollars in improvements have been made on the Staic camp ground including a Seven Thousand Dollar Dormitory. The home of course came in for its share of improvements. This of course is included in the above $10,000.

Visits made to churches 16$ Number of churches 91 Preachers resigned during the year 14 Reassigned 14 Rumber claiming regeneration 17 Number claiming Sancitification 10 Number Baptised 10 Trouble calls and tr:ps 7 Marriages 1 Funerals 3 Churches organized 6 Number of local preachers licensed 30 Salary $2,200 Treaveling expense $ 300 Do von tithe. Yes. Do you tithe in P. H. C. Yes. Are you sul,scriher Icr the Advocate. Yes.

Faith fully submitted. ALBERT M. EWING, Dist. Supt.

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TREASURER'S REPORT Balance on hand beginning of year $ 487.85 Amount received during year 6,769.34

Total amount for the year 7,257.19 Expenditures for the year 6,111.29

Bolance in treasury 1,145.90

Itemized Statement of Treasurer's Report Paid out to A. M. Ewing, salary for year $2,500.00 W. R. Cox, salary 458.23 Old Peoples Home 1,471.11 Orphanag 110.82 Rescue Home 19.00 Home Missions 712.13 General Superintendent, services during conference 100.00 Editor's salary 55.50 New Dormitory 101.50 Printing 92.51 General Home Missions 5.37 Cards and stamps 14.05 Dime banks 7.00 Advocate 7.73 E. J. Clem, editing minutes 30.00 R. W. Chatfield, services rendered during 1925 100.00 Assistant District Superintendent's traveling expense 8.05 Incidentals 318.29

$6,111.29 Total Expenditures R. W. CHATFIELD, Treasurer.

ANNUAL REPORT OF BURIAL ASSICIATION

Receipts Amount brought forward from last year $ 4,815.98 Amount received during year 11,898.39

Total receipts $16,714.37 Expenditures

38 death claims paid $11,400.00 Total expenses for the year 1,263.35

Total expe.ditures $12,663.35 Total receipts for year 16,714.37 Total expenditures for the year 12,663.35

Balance in treasury $ 4,051.02 Membership

Members reported last year 1,797 Members received during year 402

Total 2,199 Members dropped for all causes during year 413

Total membership now enrolled 1 786 EDWARD SCHOEFF, Treasurer. E. W. WRIGHT, General Secretary.

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MINISTERIAL MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATION REPORT Membership 53 Receipts $59.40 Expense (Postage) $ 3.30 Balance on hand $56.10 No deaths since organized

PEARL DEAN, Secretary-Treasurer.

HOME MISSION SECRETARY TREASURER'S REPORT Received during year 676.49

Total $1,326.46 Paid out during year 566.73

Balance on hand 769.73 D. E. SNOW, Home Mission Secretary--Treasurer.

FOREIGN MISSION TREASURER'S REPORT Brought forward $ 750.47 Received during year 6,383.20

Total 7,133.67 Paid out during year 6,154.97

Balance 978.70 ALICE M. HART, Secretary-Treasurer.

OLD PEOPLES HOME REPORT Brought forward $ 97.12 Received during year 3,688.48

Total 3,785.60 Paid out during year 3,454.76

Balance on hand $ 330.84 0. 5. SHEETS, Treasurer.

CAMP MEETING REPORT Amount on hands beginning of camp $ 271.52 Received during camp 4,939.11

Total 5,210.63 Expenditures 3,442.41

Balance in treasury $1,768.22 MRS. R. \\T. CHATFIELD, Camp Treasurer During Camp.

STATIONING COMMITTEE REPORT

Anderson (First), Donald E. Snow, 123 AT. 24th St., Anderson, md. Anderson (Second), Ora Scantland, 2236 Park Avenue, Anderson, md. Aurora, Milbern Raund, Lawrenceburg, md. Bass Lake, Fred Thornburg, Walkerton, md. Berne City, Charles I. Wilson, Plainville, md., R. R. 1. Bicknell, J. H. Cruser, Bicknell, md. Browns's Chapel, Arthur Plunkett, Indianapolis, md. Brownstown, to be supplied. Coalmont, Myrtle Coleman, Coalmont, md. College Corner, Richard Felsburg, College Corner, md. Concord, Robert White, Vestport. md.

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Connersville, James Hoover. 1609 Columbia Avenue, Connersville, md. Cory, to be supplied. Delphi, E. E. Davis, Delphi, md. Dupont, W. C. McHcnry, Dupont. md., R. R. 1. East Columbus, B. H. Colen, 423 New York St., East Columbus, md. East Enterprise, Adam Sch\ving, Lawrenceburg, md. Edmburg, Kate Glispv, N. Alabama St., Indianapolis, md. Elwood, George E. Huff, 2501 South A St., Elwood, md. English, Wilbur Moore, English, md. Evansville (First), W. P. Senn, 2903 Fifth Ave.. Evansville, md. Evansville (Second), Aungus Jeifreys, 800 Grove St., Evansville, md. Evansville (Third), Fred Johnson, 15 Keller St., Evansville, md. Ferguson Chapel, Charles I. \Vilson, Plainsville, md,, R. R. 1. Forest, Howard Goins, East North St., Kokomo, md. Frankfort (First), G. N. Newton, W. Armstrong, Frankfort, md. Frankfort (Second), Nora Allen, Frankfort, md. French Lick, Ernest Crowder, 131 \Vashington St., French Lick, md. Fulton, Deborah Wharton, Fulton, md. Frankton, Frank Eakins, Elwood, md,, R. R. Greensburg, Sarah Plunkett, Indianapolis, md. Greenwood, Harry Shepherd, Greenwood, md. Grey's Ridge, S. M. Hall, Shelbourn, md. Hartsville, L. S. Baker, Hartsville, md. Hope, B. H. Colen, 423 New York St., East Columbus, md. Huntington, Richard Richardson, Huntington, hid. Indianapolis (First), W. A. Frye, 2871 North Gale St., Indianapolis, md. Indianapolis (Second), J, Frank Rogers. Indianapolis (Third) Lester Mavhew. Indianapolis (Fourth), Wilbur McGinnis. Jackson Hollow, Sanford Adams, Seelyville, md. J asonville, Rush Moore. Kempton, Clyde Mc Combs. Kokomo, E. J. Clem, 1137 S. Waugh St., Kokomo, md. Lafayette, Area Montgomery. Lafountain, Rose Hendey, Marion, md. Lawrenceburg, E. C. Boyles, 15 Tate St., Lawrencchurg, md. Lebanon, Elmer Klopfonstcin, 117 \V. Ash St., Lebanon, md. Leisure, Albert Holcomb, Elwood, md. Linton, Otto Halt, Cory, md. Logansport, H. P. Schrock. Madison, D. D. Fortner, Madison, md. Marble Corner, W. C. McHcnry, Dupont, md., R. R. 1. Marion Tabernacle, Frank Edwards. Medora, to be supplied. Merorn, Sam Hall, Shelbourne, md. Michigantown, Oscar Deckard, Michigantown, md. Middletown, Pearl Dean 1714 South 10th St., Terre Haute, md. Mitchell, J. T. Linton. Muncie (First), Edward Schoeff. Muncie Tabernacle, John Wire. New Carlisle, Hattie Dunkleburger, Three Oaks, Michigan. Newcastle, C. E. Snow, Newcastle, md. - New London, to be supplied.. North Landing, to be supplied. North VernOn, Lloyd Lewis, North Vernon, md. Noblesville, John Williams, Greenfield, md., R.. R. 9. Orleans, G. W. .Groshart, Orleans, md. Richmond, Ray Smith, 815 N. 11th St.. Richmond, md.

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Rising Sun, Mary Bolton, Rising Sun, mci. Terre Haute, Hulman St., W. J. Crider, 2004 Hulman St., Terre Haute, md. Terre Haute, Main St., E. V. Halt, Terre Haute, md. Terre Haute, Green\voocl St., Jesse Havhurst, 2518 Jefferson St., Terre Haute

md. Terre Haute, \Vest, Aaron Havhurst, 1736 South 9th St., Terre Haute, md. Tipton, Floyd Goins, Tipton, mci. Tyner, V. E. Wade, Tvner. mci. Thorntown, Fred Myers, Thorntown, md. Sanford, Bessie B.ennet, Terre Haute, md. Scott City, Pearl Dean, 1714 South 10th St., Terre Haute, md. Seymour, Elwood Dodge, Seymour, Lid. Sheridan, Lee Goins, Elwood, md., R. F. D. Shoals, E. I. Faidley, Shoals, md, Sullivan, James Douglas. Versailles, Robert White. Vincennes, Wilbert Mc Crorv. Walkerton, V. E. Wade, Timer, md. Wabash, W. B. Fugett, Wabash, md. Weisbaugh, E. I. Faidiev. Westport, Arthur McQueen. Winchester, Levi Hill, Winchester, md. Kewana, Harry Adams.

ORDAINED MINISTERS

i Akers, Joe, Reelsville, md. Auxier, Miriam, Carlinville, Ill. Allen, Nora, Frankfort, md. Adams, W. S., Seelyville. md. Beitzei, Charles, Africa. Beitzei, Mary E., Africa. Bolton, Mary, Rising Sun, md. Bradley, E. E., 627 N. Olive St.,

Sullivan, md. Bradley, Elsie, 627 N. Olive St.,

Sullivan, md. Baughman, Retta, 1341 W. 13th St.,

Muncie, md. \ Bowman, Lulu, Thorntovn, md. Bogue, W. G., Frankfort, md. Boyles, E. C., 15 Tate St., Lawrence-

burg. Cruser, J. H., 301 Murlin St., Bick-

nell, md. Crider, W. J., 2004 Huiman St.,

Terre Haute, md. Crowder, Ernest, 131 \Vashington

St., French Lick. Coleman, Myrtle, Coalmont, md. Colen, B. H., 423 E. New York St.,

Columbus. Clem, E. J., 1137 5. \Vaugh St.,

Kokomo, md. Chatfield, R. W., 359 \V. Freeman

St., Frankfort, md.

Carroll, John, Plainville, lid., R. R. 2.

Chamberlain, G. W., 1732 5. Market St., Kokomo, md.

Davis, E. E. 404 Union St., Delphi, md,

Davis, Gertrude, 404 Union St., Del-Phi md.

Davis, G. A., Barryton, Michigan. Dunkleburger, Hattie, 201 Maple St.,

Three Oaks, Mich. Donovan, Jack, 1305 S. First St.,

Frankfort, md. Dye, J. C., Bedford, md. Dean, 'N. 5., 1714 5. 10th St.,

Terre Haute, md. Dean, Pearl, 1714 S. 10th St.,

Terre Haute, md. Douglass, James, •\/Vest Terre Haute,

In ci. Eacret, J. 0., 1432 Cruft St., In-

clianapolis, md. Ewing, A. M., 758 5. Columbia St.,

Frankfort, md. Edwarcis, Frank, 820 5. G St.,

Marion, mci. Faidley, Elmer I., Shoals, md. Fortner, D. D., 908 W. Second St..

Madison, md.

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Franklin, Ida, 2417 S. St., Sheboy-gan, \Visconsin.

Frye, W. A., 2871 N. Gale St., Indianapolis, md.

Fouts, C. A., Wabash, mci. Fouts, Lily, Wabash, md. Fugett, W. B., Wabash, md. Force, L. C., Amboy, md. Goins, Howard, E. North St., Koko-

mo, md. Goins, Lee, Elwood, md., R. R. 5. Groshart, G. 1vV., Orleans, md. Guyer, P. D., Mooresvillc, md. Glispy, Joseph, 520 N. Delaware, In-

dianapolis, md. Glispy, Kate, Indianapolis, md. Harrington, Lydia, 1595 North

Hill Ave., Pasadena, Calif. Huff, George, 2501 S. A. St. El-

wood, md. Halt, E. V., 1114 Eagle St., Terre

Haute, md. Havhurst, Jesse, 2518 Jefferson St.,

Terre Haute, md. Hayhurst, Aaron, 1736 5. 9t11 St.,

Terre Haute, md. Hines, Anna, 427 W. 22nd St., An-

derson, md. 1-linds, \V. F., Elwood, md. Hart, Alice, 317 Oak St., Terre

Haute, md. Haines, Wilhelma, Dayton, Oino. Innman, Katherine, 2532 Wabash

Ave., Terre Haute, md. Jester, Clarence, 1967 N. Tacoma

Ave., Indianapolis, md. Jackson, H. B., Chatsworth, On-

tario, Canada, R. R. 1. Jewell, W. 5., 602 N. State St.,

Sullivan, md. Johnson, Fred, 15 Keller St., Evans-

ville, md. Ketchum, W. E., 379 Sheridan St.,

Greensburg, md. Kendall, Charles, Wabash, md. Klopfenstein, Elmer, 117 \V. Ash St..

Lebanon, md. Lewis, Augusta, Kingswood, Ky. McQueen, Arthur, Westport, md. Morris, J. F., Frankfort, md. Middleton, G. C., 756 5. First St.,

Frankfort, md. Mitchell, L. R., Upland, md. Montgomery, Area, Lafayette, md. McCrory, Wilbert, Vincennes, md. Moore, Rush, Oaktown, mci. Moore, Sam, Wabash, md.

Newton, Glen, 559 5. 3rd St., Frank- fort, 111(1.

Pound, Jean, Korea, China. Parr, Ruby, Coalmont, md. Pratt, M. F., R. R. F., Box 86,

Terre Haute, md. Pursley, James, 2616 Central Ave.,

Andersen, md. Rassman, A. E., Bosti, md. Rassman, Distina, Bosti, md. Rogers, J. Frank, 1531 Crufit St., In-

dianapolis, md. Runnels, Perry, New Carlisle, md. Rice, W,ll P., Indianapolis, md. Rhodes. E. C., N. Maple St., Tip-

ton, md. Rhodes. Lucindia, N. Maple St., Tip-

ton, md. Reese, 0. W., \Vcst Indies. Reese, Ida, West Indies. Steam, Edith, India. Senn, \V. P., 2903 5th Ave., Evans-

ville Ind. Siberal, J. H , 305 Langley St., In-

dianapolis, Ind. Smith, R. H., 815 N. 11th St., Rich-

niond, I nd. Schoe F f, Edward, Muncie, Ind.,

Whitley. Sno\\', D. E., 123 W. 24th St., An-

derson, Ind. Snow, Clarence, Newcastle, Ind.,

1327 N. Ave. Stewart, Ida, Dupont, md., R. R. 1. Shepherd, I-larry. Greenwood, md. Schoolv, E. A., 2910, N. Talbert Ava.,

Indianapolis, Ind. Spears, Charles, New Carlisle, md. Shrock, E. P., 1317 Liberty St., Lo-

gansport, Ind. Slusser, Charles, 2036 N. 10th St.,

Terre Haute, Ind. [homas, Belle, R. R. 5, Madison, Ind. Theobolt, Theodore, Shalbyville, Ind. Thornton, J. L., Ogleville, Ind., R.

R. 1. \Vheeler, Frank, Lawrenccburg, md. Vhite, Ccra, Box 133, Blooming-

ton, md. Williams, John, R. R. 9, Greenfield,

Ind. Wade, E. V., Tyner, Ind. Wright, E. W., Box 131, Terre

Haute, md. \Vharton, Deborah, Fulton, md. Wire. John, R. R. 10, Box 217,

,Muncie, Ind.

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LICENSED

Baker, L. S., Hartsville, md. Baker, Iva, S. Jay St., Kolcomo, md. Carter, Hascue, 1309 13th St., La-

fayette, md. Cox, Frank, Frankfort, md. Ellis, Roy, Delphi, md. Graham, John, Kokonio, md. Harvey, 0. S., R. R. B., West

Terre Haute, md. Harris, Arthur, Indianapolis. hid. I-lass, Crawford, Seelyville, hid. Klepfer, Kyra, 345 East Baker St.,

Bloomington, Ill.

MINISTERS

Lou:lsburry, Viola, Terre Haute, md. Myers, Fred, Thorntown, md. Moore, W.A., English, md. McNeal, Aaron, 2462 Bond St., In-

dianapolis, md. Scott, Ada, R. R., Elwood, md. Shaw, Maude, 1189 W. Adams St.,

Los Angeles, Calif. Spears, Virginia, New Carlisle, md. Schcncks, Dorsey, Vincennes, md. Trotzke, Edith, R. R. B, Terre

Haute, md.

Licensed Ministers—First Year

Bennett, Bessic, 2605 Arleth St., Terre Haute, md.

Burns, Ray, R. R. 4, Loogootee, md. Clymer, Pearl, Elwood, md. Collins, Myrtle, Oden, md. Dodge, Elwood, 418 E. Second St.,

Seymour, md. Felsburg, Richard, College Corner,

Ohio. Goins, Christina, Elwood, md. Hall, Stephen M., Shelbourne, md. Ho1-t;Eilis; Shoals, md. Holt E.V. Shoals, md. Hibbard, Thomas, Indianapolis, md. Hughs, C. A., Farmland, hid. Lewis, Lloyd, North Vernon. Morrison, Clarence C.. 1121 Dayton

St., Cincinnati, Ohio. McCombs, Clyde, Elwood, hid. McHenry, Charles, R. R. 1, Dupont,

md.

McGinnis, Wilbur. 1746 E. 46th St.. Indianapolis, md.

Richardson, Richard, Huntington, hId.

Rich, Frcicla, Columbus, hId., R. R. 7.

Shipley, Lulu, 1315 W. 9th St., Muncie, hId.

Simmons, Mable, R. R. 9, Box ha, Kokomo, md.

Stcnnings, Thomas, Loogootee, md. Thornburg, George. Walkerton, hId. Williams, \Villiam F., S. Market St.,

Icokomo, hId. William Amah, S. Market St., Ko-

komo, md. \'\Ta lters, Paul, 1339 Jefferson St.,

Marion, hId. \Vhiteaker, Ulus, 2414 Butler St., La-

fayette, md. York, Seymour, l703 Madison

Ave., Anderson, hId.

Licensed Minist

Eakins, Frank, Elwood, md. Coins, Floyd, 356 N. East St., Tip-

toil, Lid. Hoover, James, 1609 Columl,ia Ave.,

Connersville. hId. Henderson, Estella, heboygan,

Wisconsi ii. Jeffers, Angus, 800 Grove St., Ev-

ansville, md.

ers—Second Year

McCartney, Lncilc. Pavton, J 01111, Lafayette, md. Porter, Francis, R. R. 4, Loogootee,

I nd. S ch neff, Bertha, Muncie, I nd.,

\Vhitley. Schw-ing, Adam, Lawrcnceburg, hId.

Deckard, Oscar, Miclsigantown, md.

ORDAINED DEACONESSES

Allen, Cora, India. Hibler, Emma, 2703 Boots St.,

Marion, hId.

Nogle, Martha, Andrews, md. Titus, Miss Clyde. 205 Citizens Bank

Building, Evansville, md.

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LICENSED DEACONESSES

Brady, Alice, 2311 Fulton Ave., Evansville, md.

Donovan, Rose, 1305 S. First St., Frankfort, md.

Jacobs, Pearl, 438 N. Jefferson St., Indianapolis, md.

Moser, Alma, Bcrnc, md., R. R. 1. Moser, Rachaci, Borne, md., R. R. 1. Moser, Bertha, Berne, md., R. R. 1. Weaver Minnie, 1728 Meridian St.,

Anderson, md.

LIST OF ZONE PRESIDENTS AND THEIR RESPECTIVE

CHURCHES

Zone 1—Rev. W. A. Frye, President.

Indianapolis, First. Church Indianapolis, Second Church Indianapolis, Third Church

Indianapolis, Fourth Church Brovns Chapel Church Greenwood Church

Zone 2—Rev. C. W. McHenry, President.

Westport Church Marble Corner Church North Vernon Church Madison Church Dupont Church

Zone 3—Rev. Elmer Klopfenstein, President.

Frankfort, First Church Lebanon Church Frankfort, Second church Sheridan Church Thorntown Church

Zone 4—Rev. Area Montgomery, President.

Lafayette Church Delphi Church Logansport church Tyner Church

\\Talkerton Church Bass Lake Church New Carlisle Church Kewana Church

Zone 5—Rev. Frank Edwards, President.

Marion Church LaFountain Church \\Tal)ash Church Fulton Church Huntington Church Rochester to rebuild.

Zone 6—Rev. E. J. Clem, President.

Kokomo Church New London Church Michigantown Church Kempton Church Forest Church

Elwood Church Leisure Church Tipton church

Zone 7—Rev. George Huff. President.

Noblesville Church Frankton Church

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Zone 8—Rev. D. E. Snow, President.

Anderson First Church Anderson Second church Muncie First Church Muncie Second Church Richmond Church

Winchester Church College Corner Church Connersville Church Newcastle Church

Zone 9—Rev. E. C. Boyles, President

Lawrenceburg Church East Enterprise Church Aurora Church Versailles Church Sycamore Church New Concord Church

Zone 10—Rev. Ernest Crowder, President

Orleans Church Seymour Church Mitchell Church French Lick Church Medora Church

Zone 11—Rev. J. W. Crider, President.

Hulman St., 1st Church, Terre Haut.e Middletown Church Greenwood St., Church, Terre Haute Scott City Church Cory Church

Zone 12—Rev. Aaron Hayhurst, President

West Terre Haute Church Sanford Church Jackson Hollow Church Main St. Church, Terre Haulo

Zone 13—Rev. J. H. Cruser, President

Sullivan Church Jasonville Church Merorn Church Coalmont Church Linton Church Grey's Ridge Church

Zone 14—Rev. W. P. Senn, President.

Evansville Church Vinceiines Church Forest Hill Church Evansville Third Church Bicknell Church

Zone 15—Rev. John Carroll, President.

Ferguson Chapel Church English Church Shoals Church Brownstown Church Weisbaugh Church Grantsburg Church Mt. Zion Church Berne City Church

Zone 16—Rev. B. H. Colen, President.

Greensburg Church East Columbus Church Hartsville Church Mt. Carmel Church Hope Church Edinburg Church

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