MINUTES

of the

Thirty- Ninth

Annual Conference

of the

OHIO DISTRICT

PILGRIM HOLINESS

CHURCH

August 9-10, 1943

held at

SUGAR GROVE CAMP GROUND

Springfield, Ohio

B. A. Awe, Editor

Official Directory District Superintendent—Rev. L. W. Sturk, 1914 Young St.,

Telephone Avon 1190, Cincinnati, 0.

Assistant District Superintendent—Rev. L. H. Roberts, 123 Irvington Ave., Bradford, 0.

Secretary—Rev. B. A. Awe, 677 Chestnut St., Nelsonville, 0.

Treasurer—Rev. 0. E. Rutledge, Dayton, Ohio

Additional Members of District Council—Rev. E. E. Connin, Rev. Joel Harmon, and Rev. C. P. Pridgen.

District Examining and Educational Board—Rev. Carl J. Hahn, 3 years; Rev. E. G. Marsh, 2 Years; and Rev. Bertha Keinbaum, 1 year.

District Church Extension and Home Missionary Board— The District Council

District Camp Meeting Board—Chairman, Joel Harmon, Secretary, Hurley Hill, C. A. Marshall, J. R. Walter, John Dean, Lundy Hill, John Sturk, Orville Awe, Albert Hood, W. L. Kilwy, B. H. Pugh. and L. Russell Enlow.

District Trustees—Rev. L. H. Roberts, 5 years; A. H. Calliflower, 4 years; Rev. B. A. Awe, 3 years; Rev. E. E. Connin, 2 years; Rev. James Siders, 1 year.

Resolutions Committee (standing)—W. L. Fisher, James Siders, C. A. Ford, L. A. Williams, B. H. Pugh.

Ways and Means Committee (standing)—H. E. Hill, Charles Hook, B. H. Lucas, Gordon Baumgardner, H. P. Baumgardner.

Auditing Committee—Lundy Hill, Earl MeKinney, Fylena Beard.

Statistical Committee—Albert M. Hood.

Trustees of Bible Holiness Seminary, Owosso, Michigan—Rev. C. P. Pridgen, 2 years, Rev. L. H. Roberts, 1 year.

ZONE CHAIRMAN OF YOUNG PEOPLES' SOCIETIES

Akron Zone To be Supplied Cincinnati Zone Francis Coy, Cincinnati, Ohio Chillicothe Zone Bertha Kienbaum, Leesburg, Ohio Columbus Zone Joseph Brown, Columbus, Ohio Dayton Zone Earl McKinney, Dayton, Ohio Defiance Zone N. 0. Stuckey, Napoleon, Ohio Greenville Zone Hurley Hill, Greenville, Ohio Jackson Zone Mrs. L. A. Williams, Portsmouth, Ohio Nelsonville Zone William Brown, Carbondale, Ohio Toledo Zone Irene Tanier, Liberty Center, Ohio

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DIRECTORY OF THE OHIO MINISTERS Ordained Ministers

Name Phone No. Address Adams, E. F. 423 Riser St., Dayton, Ohio Awe, B. A.-519R - 677 Chestnut St., Nelsonville, Ohio Awe, Orville 37 Woodward St., Athens, Ohio Appleman, Earl-3 122 Logan, Ohio Baker, Earl Westboro, Ohio Beirnes, William Shoals, Indiana Bennett, Mrs. Ethel-3450 523 W. High St., Springfield, Ohio Bennett, Otto 638 W. Main St., Hamilton, Ohio Boggs, E. E. R. R. 2, Continental, Ohio Bradshaw, Celia_...__4725 Armada Place, Madisonville, Cincinnati, Ohio Brown, C. M. 770 Nelson St., Marion, Ohio Brown, Mrs. C. M. 770 Nelson St., Marion, Ohio Brown, Edwin—Ma 2633 1601 Macomber St., Toledo, Ohio Brown, Mrs. Edwin 1601 Macomber St.,Toledo, Ohio Brown. William Carbondale, Ohio Cartright, Harley Peebles, Ohio Chatfield, R. W. 169 Waterloo St., Marion, Ohio Childs, W. E. 1229 East 111 St., Cleveland, Ohio Coffman, W. E. Jackson, Ohio Connin. E. E.-21525 18 N. Race St., Springfield, Ohio Cox, F. W. 51 Sixth St., S. E., Massillon, Ohio Dean, Marcella Leesburg, Ohio Dobie, Dortha-23304 644 W. Pleasant St., Springfield, Ohio Elsea, C. E. Van Buren, Ohio Enlow, L. Russell New Carlisle, Ohio Farnsley, Floyd Columbus, Ohio Fisher, W. D.—Milford 6533 R. R. 1, Milford, Ohio Finnefrock, Ruth-2561 839 Harrison Ave., Lancaster, Ohio Ford, C. A.—Sh 9142 1033 Shannon Ave., Barberton, Ohio Ford, Hezekiah 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Gallagher, Dorothy Box 175, Sardinia, Ohio Goodman, Watson Marion College, Marion, Irdiana Goodman, W. P. •R. R. 1, Oregonia, Ohio Hahn, Carl J.—ACT - 7305 82 Cypress Ave., Columbus, Ohio Haines, A. A. 315 E. Fourth St., Greenville, Ohio Haines, Wilhelmina 315 E. Fourth St., Greenville, Ohio Hamilton, H. S. R. R. 2, Hillsboro, Ohio Harris, Paul D. Mt. Orab. Ohio Harrold, H. S. 7 East Shannon Ave., West Carrollton, Ohio Harrold, Mrs. H. S. 7 East Shannon Ave., West Carrollton, Ohio Harmon, Joel Bowersville, Ohio Hass, Bertha R. R. 5, Chillicothe, Ohio Hays, Harry 1232 16th St., N. W., Canton, Ohio Hathaway, Cora New Madison, Ohio Hayslip, Norval D. West Union, Ohio Hersman, John—Danville Langsville, Ohio Hill, Alonzo R. R. 3, Portsmouth, Ohio

Hill, H. E.—University 6416____1716 Highland Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Hill, Hurley-723-A 505 Ash St., Greenville, Ohio Hill, Lundy-3637-M 622 Dayton St., Hamilton, Ohio Holstein, Billie India Hood, Albert M.-6850 393 S. Marsh St., Marion, Ohio Hook, Charles Box 192, Nelsonville, Ohio Houck, A. E.-598 321 S. Third St., Miamisburg, Ohio Keen, G. L. Sandy Beach Trailer Camp, South R. R. 4, Akron, Ohio Kienbaum, Bertha Leesburg, Ohio Kilwy, W. L.-7374 Port Clinton, Ohio Kilwy, Mrs. W. L. Port Clinton, Ohio Kinchloe, Scott Georgetown, Ohio King, Rev, and Mrs. Box 81, St. John's Antiqua, B. W. I. Kittle, M. C. Sanford, Michigan Lipps, Eli R. R. 5, Hamilton, Ohio Logan, Mrs. Mary S. R. R. 2, Box 169, Brooksville, Ohio Lucas, B. H.-79106 378 S. Jackson St., Lima, Ohio Lucas, Paul 378 5. Jackson St., Lima, Ohio Maddox, E. M. 150 Pleasant Valley, Dayton, Ohio Maddox, Mrs. E. M. 150 Pleasant Valley, Dayton, Ohio Marsh, E. G. 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Marshall, C. A. Phillipsburg, Ohio McCabe, Mrs. W. H. R. R. 2, Jacksonburg, Ohio McKinney, Earl Dayton, Ohio Melling, Viola 114 W. End St., Arcanum, Ohio Miller, James O.-807 211 E. High St., Circleville, Ohio Mingus, Hiram J. R. R. 1, Millfield, Ohio Monroe, Harold 403 S. Wood St., Fostoria, Ohio Moon, R. A. Jamestown, Ohio Moore, Walker—Ke 1668 Box 400, R. R. 8, Dayton, Ohio Moran, Edwin 1020 5. Washington St., Owosso, Michigan Mourer, C. C. 1717 Sundale Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Myers, James 72 Avondale Ave., Columbus, Ohio Neville, Paul E.—Canal 1591 R. R. 1, Delphos, Ohio Osborn, H. E. 200 Auglaize St., Defiance, Ohio Overman, E. R.—Dial 6208 1721 Prospect St., Springfield, Ohio Phillips, Kermit—Valley 6220 524 Linden St., Elmwood, Ohio Poole, George 524 Linden St, (Elmwood) Cincinnati, Ohio Powell, C. E. Box 124, Bucyrus, Ohio Poole, Helen 524 Linden St., Elmwood) Cincinnati, Ohio Pridgen, C. P.-8930 782 Filmore St., Marion, Ohio Pridgen, Mrs. C. P.-8930 728 Filmore St., Marion, Ohio Pugh, B. H.-27634 89 S. Mulberry St., Chillicothe, Ohio Qualls, E. P. Springfield, Ohio Reynolds, Cora 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Reynolds, Melvin F. 2025 Race St., Dover, Ohio Rigel, J. A. 772 Broadway, Lima, Ohio Robbins, Marshall H. 18. N. Race St., Springfield, Ohio Roberts, L. R.-206 123 Irvington Ave., Bradford, Ohio Roberts, Mrs. L. R. 123 Irvington Ave., Bradford, Ohio

Rohiand, Grace 124 Mitchell Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Ross, R. E.—Dial 27429 R. R. 3, Springfield, Ohio Rotroff, C. T. New Madison, Ohio Rowand, Sylvia 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Russell, N. L. Sciotoville St., Portsmouth, Ohio

Phone Iva Nunley Rutherford, Charles R. R., Cozzaddale, Ohio Rutherford, Mrs. Ella Murray City, Ohio Rutledge, 0. E. Dayton, Ohio Sanders, Mrs. P. F. 219 Kentucky Ave., Covington, Kentucky Saneholtz, Helena 509 Chestnut St., Greenviile, Ohio Schuman, Ida 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Selbee, Albert R. R. 3, Chillicothe, Ohio Shearer, Mrs. D. C.—Univ. 2551 1455 N. 4th St., Columbus, Ohio Skillings, A. 0. 119 S. Vine St., St. Marys, Ohio

Siders, Smith,

James C. E.

Phone Clarence Henry 48 Mound St., Jackson,

134 S. Orchard St., Dayton, Ohio Ohio

Smith, Lloyd G. 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Smith, E. E. R. R., Rossburg, Ohio Snow, George D. Van Wert, Ohio Snyder, I. J. Springfield, Ohio Sorrelll, Earl 4206 Plainvifle Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio Standley, M. G. 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio St. Clair, Francis Box 175, Sardinia, Ohio Steiger, A. J. Kenton, Ohio Stucky, N. O.-2 - 2313 232 Brownell Ave., Napoleon, Ohio Sturch, Ray—Woodburn 3601 1919 Kinney Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio Sturk, L. W.—Avonll90 1914 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Sturk, John D. 1914 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Sturk, Josephine - 1914 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Swick, Mrs. Lydia R. R. 1, Springfield ,Ohio Swicher, Jacob—Ra 5282 164 Hayden Ave., Columbus, Ohio Tanier, Irene-16505 799 Cherry St., Liberty Center, Ohio Taylor, Herbert-4033 150 Sycamore, Chillicothe, Ohio Van Sickle, Jessie B.—Amanda 10F12 Amanda, Ohio Wachenschwanz, C. L. R. R. 3, Nelsonville, Ohio Walker, Mrs. H. C.—Bramble 1864M____5706 Adelphi, Cincinnati, Ohio Walter, J. R. Piqua, Ohio Ward, Melroy 303 West First St., Arcanum, Ohio White, Alice 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Whitmore, William 204 S. Union St., Troy, Ohio Wilcke, W. W. West Manchester, Ohio Williams, L. A.-0203J R. R. 1, Portsmouth, Ohio Williams, Mrs. L. A. R. R. 1, Portsmouth, Ohio Williams, Mrs. Oma - Crown City, Ohio

Wilson, J. A. R. R. 2, New Carlisle, Ohio

Wilson, Mrs. Lena 312'/2 Franklin St., Springfield, Ohio

Woociward, Daniel-644 mx 432 Kercher SL, Miamisburg, Ohio

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Wright, Mrs. Cleona Trinway, Ohio Yoh, Elmer J. Geneva,, Indiana Zeits, J. B.-4099 1111 Fifth St., Sandusky, Ohio

LICENSED MINISTERS—FIRST YEAR Bainum, Mary 412 Main St. New Richmond, Ohio Baumgardner, Go rdon-7736 624 Mulberry St., Troy, Ohio Baumgardner, R. P.—Crooksville Ex. 392 Crooksville, Ohio Beckwith, Gerald 1070 Lomits, Flint, Michigan Beirnes, Malcolm 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Blackford, Orville R. R. 1, Logan, Ohio Bowman, William Mowrystown, Ohio Brown, Joseph—Ad 7301 142 Dakota Ave., Columbus, Ohio Caldwell, Mrs. Goldie South Zanesville, Ohio Carsey, Mrs. Elsie R. R. 3, Athens, Ohio Cockrane, Mary E. Westboro, Ohio Crocker, Keith 440 W. Main St., Deshler, Ohio Dean, Mrs. J. L. 194 N. Ray St., Columbus, Ohio Dickerson, Harry W. Box 95, Carbondale, Ohio Douglas, Harold Box 28, Murray City, Ohio Farnsley, Olive Columbus,, Ohio Fields, Troy Nelsonville, Ohio Fletcher, Clayton M.-7183 R. R. 2, Port Clinton, Ohio Finnefrock, William 839 Harrison Ave., Lancaster, Ohio Ford, Dallas R. R. 3, Washington C. H., Ohio Green, Francis 520 S. Vine St., Van Wert, Ohio Green, Mrs. Francis 520 5. Vine St., Van Wert, Ohio Greenwood, Paul Bethesda, Ohio Hahn, Mrs. Carl J. 82 Cypress Ave., Columbus, Ohio Hannon, William 554 W. Jefferson, Springfield, Ohio Harper Delbert R. R. 3, Washington C. H., Ohio Harris, Mrs. Paul Mt. Orab, Ohio Hood, Mrs. Albert 393 5. Marsh St., Marion, Ohio Hutchison, Emily—Ad 2685 186 S. Third St., Columbus, Ohio Laney, Paul R. R. 9, Box 291, Dayton, Ohio Lipps, Shirley Miamisburg, Ohio Locher, Chester Peebles, Ohio Longfellow, Leonard 726 Martin St., Greenville, Ohio Lovelass, Ivan 518 W. North St., Springfield, Ohio Lowe, E. P. 1414 Center St., Portsmouth, Ohio Lucas, Perry Milifield, Ohio MeCrady, William 1593 S. Sixth St., Cuyahoga, Ohio Malone, A. W. 108 Sciota St., Portsmouth, Ohio Maddox, Norman 150 Pleasant Valley, Dayton, Ohio Moore, Orus Union City, Ohio Nuby, Mrs. Ruth Brown Ave., Athens, Ohio Phillips, Wilbur 524 Linden St., (Elmwood) Madisonville, Ohio Pidcock, R. L. R. R. 2, Millfield, Ohio Pollard, John G. Box 37, Steward, Ohio Remy, Irene 5609 Tompkins Ave., Madisonville, Ohio

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Rice, Cecil H. 1126 Grace St., Washington C. H., Ohio Richards, Ray Liberty Center, Ohio Riggs, Edgar Peebles, Ohio Robinson, L. A R. R. 2, Crooksville, Ohio Sension, Lola Georgetown, Ohio Sexton, Harry Coffman St., Jackson, Ohio Sheidow, Mrs Alice 1125 Mt. Pleasant, Columbus, Ohio Simth, Bernice R. R. 3, Lima, Ohio Smith, J. A. 417 Toledo Ave., Marion, Ohio Smith, Otto Buena Vista Pike, Rte. 1, Portsmouth, Ohio Shelton, Lee Leesburg, Ohio Shell, Boyd 103 Starr Ave., Hamilton, Ohio Shockley, Fred 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Stiverson, Melvin R. R. 3, Lancaster, Ohio Stone, William 585 E. Second St., Chillicothe, Ohio Verness, Charles R. R. 1, Ludlow Falls, Ohio Watters, Clyde 245 5. Baker Ave., Lancaster, Ohio Weaver, Mrs. Harry 249 Grace St., Mansfield, Ohio Wilson, Donald Columbus, Ohio Winkle, Lloyd Mowrystown, Ohio

LICENSED MINISTERS—SECOND YEAR Bittinger, Dale 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Bogard, Mon R. R. 1, Mt. Sterling, Ohio Burroughs, Orville Bremen, Ohio Cameron, Mary L. 211 W. "A" St., Wellston. Ohio Cox, Lydia 51 Sixth St., S. E., Massilon, Ohio Curren, John Mt. Sterling, Ohio Dean, J. L. 194 N. Ray St., Columbus, Ohio Grimes, Marjorie 183 Nye St., Marion, Ohio Hunt, A. D. R. R. 2, Covington, Ohio Johnson, John 535 Valley St., Dayton, Ohio Kinsey, Katherine Walnut St., Nelsonville, Ohio Kitz, Rhinehart 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Loy, William R. R. 2, Chillicothe, Ohio Lucas, Mrs. Paul 378 Jackson St., Lima, Ohio McCristy, Dale R. R., Rossburg, Ohio McKinney, Mrs. Lena New Madison, Ohio Miller, James M. 625 E. Columbia St., Springfield, Ohio Miller, W. C. 371 W. First St., Dayton, Ohio Richner, Norval 32 Defiance St., Leipsic, Ohio Scott, Francis Laurview Ave., Springfield, Ohio Stewart, Leroy E. 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Stuckey, Mrs. N. 0. Brownell Ave., Napoleon, Ohio Tatman, Helen 407 E. Watt St., Circleville, Ohio Wachenschwanz, Earl R.R 2, Nelsonville, Ohio Wahl, Jane Mt. Orab, Ohio West, Amy 186 S. Third St., Columbus, Ohio

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LICENSED MINISTERS—THIRD YEAR Beard, Carl - Sharpsburg, Ohio Beard, Fylena—Ad. 2685 186 S. Third St., Columbus, Ohio Carder, James New Marshfield, Ohio Dean, John Ashley, Ohio Dean, Mrs. John Ashley, Ohio Detty, Clarence 55 East 6th St., Washington C. H., Ohio Enlow, L. Russell New Carlisle, Ohio Gilland, F. H. Murray City, Ohio Hoover, Amos Gibsonville, Ohio Kelley, Henry South Point, Rt. 1, Sheridan, Ohio Knight, L. F. Shreve, Ohio Marshall, John Springfield, Ohio Music, W. E. New Marshfield, Ohio Ross, Donald 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Scott, Clarence Steele, Mrs. Thelma West Union, Ohio Walter, Mrs. J. R. Piqua, Ohio

FOREIGN MISSIONARIES Clark, Lizzie China Gayjikian, Krikor 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio King, 0. L. 1609 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis, Indiana King, Mrs. 0. L. 1609 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis, Indiana Strickland, Romey E. N. Rhodesia, Africa Holstein, Billie India Jordan, Ethel N. Rhodesia, Africa

ORDAINED DEACONESSES Green, Mrs. Ida 938 Bennett St., Marion, Ohio Standley, Mrs. M. G. 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Thorne, Mrs. Violet Carroll, Ohio Tormohlen, Mrs. F. H.-1571y Norwalk, Ohio

LICENSED DEACONESSES Benjamin, Grace 6 W. North St. Arcanum, Ohio Bobst, Betty 498 Davis St., Columbus, Ohio Boling, Mrs. Bertie Murray City, Ohio Brooks, Mrs. Mae State St., Athens, Ohio Burbaugh, Irene Toledo, Ohio Fisher, Margaret Richwood, Ohio Griffith, Mary Columbia Ave., Athens, Ohio Foraker, Mrs. H. R. 137 7th St., Barberton, Ohio Higgins, Nota—Ad 2685 186 S. Third, Columbus, Ohio Marrical, Ella Dayton, Ohio McCanless, Margaret (Moyer) 415 5. Seventh St., Alburquerque, N. M. Merkle, Augusta 1211/2 S. Race St., Springfield, Ohio Phillips, Mrs. Gladys H. R. 1, Grand Rapids, Ohio Pugh, Mrs. B. H. 89 Mulberry St., Chillicothe, Ohio Putmari, Kate 215 N. Ft. Thomas Ave., Ft. Thomas, Kentucky Rutherford, Nannie Box 185, Mt. Orab, Ohio Zarley, Mrs. Edith General Delivery, Fairfield, Ohio

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PASTORIAL APPOINTMENTS AND LAY DELEGATES

AFTON Location Rt. 74, Afton, 0. Pastor Charles Rutherford, R. R. 1, Cozaddale, 0 Lay Delegate E. 1<. Purcell

AKRON Location 676 Upson St. Pastor G. L. Keene, S. Akron, R. R. 4 Lay Delegate Katherine King

ARCANUM Location Cr. W. South & S. Locust St. Pastor Melroy Ward, 303 W. First St. Lay Delegate Viola Melling

ARTHUR Location Beulah Church, Arthur, 0. Pastor E. E. Boggs, R. R. 2, Continental, 0. Lay Delegate Mrs. Pearl Green

ATHENS Location Cr. Washington & Congress Sts. Pastor Orville Awe, 37 Woodward St. Lay Delegate Margorie Bowen

BARBERTON Location Barberton, 0. Pastor C. A. Ford, 1033 Shannon Ave. Lay Delegate Mrs. Albert First

BERRYVILLE Location Berryville, 0. Pastor Mrs. Amy West, 186 S. Third St. Columbus, 0. Lay Delegate Mrs. S. L. Glaze

BEVIS Location Rt., Bevis, 0 Pastor H. E. Hill, 1716 Highland Ave., Cincinnati, 0. Lay Delegate Mrs. H. F. Hill

BOWERSVILLE Location Bowersville, 0. Pastor Joel Harmon Lay Delegate E. H. F'laughr

BRADFORD Location Bowersville, 0. Pastor L. R. Roberts, 123 Irvington 0. Lay Delegate Mrs. Clara Wyan

BREMEN Location 123 Broad St. Pastor Orville Burroughs Lay Delegate

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CARBONDALE Location Carbondale, 0. Pastor - Earl Wachenswanz, R. R. 2, Nelsonville, 0. Lay Delegate Charles Auker

CIIILLICOTHE Location 89 S. Mulberry St. Pastor B. H. Pugh Lay Delegate Mrs. Paul Kuesthardt

Miss Ardath Kuesthardt

CINCINNATI, FIRST Location Cr. 15th and Elm Sts. Pastor - John Sturk, 1914 Young St. Lay Delegate Arthur Dinkins, Julia Calahan,

Bertha Highlander, Lillian Miller

CINCINNATI, SECOND Location 4809 Ravanna St. Pastor Winegrove Ives Lay Delegate Mrs. Ralph Shirley

CINCINNATI, WEST END Location - 1030 Bank St. Pastor _Jrene Remy, 5609 Tompkins Ave. Lay Delgate

CIRCLE VILLE Location Haywood St. Pastor James 0. Miller, 211 E. High St. Lay Delegate Mrs. Florence Seymour

COLUMBUS, FIRST Location 82 Cypress Ave. Pastor Carl J. Hahn, Associate Pastor, Joseph Brown Lay Delegate Joseph Brown, Freda Clendenen

COLUMBUS, SECOND Location 46 E. Fifth St. Pastor Jacob Swisher, 164 Hayden Ave. Lay Delegate Mrs. Alice Sheidow

CROWN CITY Location Crown City, 0. Pastor Oma Williams Lay Delegate Mrs. Carrie Fleure

DANVILLE Location Danville, 0. Pastor Paul Neville Lay Delegate - Arnold Grate

DAYTON, FIRST Location 235 Air St. Pastor 0. E. Rutledge Lay Delegate Marie Irby

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DAYTON, SECOND Location 2500 W. Third St. Pastor Earl McKinney Lay Delegate Fannie McNew

DEFIANCE Location Hopkins & Henry Sts. Pastor H. E. Osborn Lay Delegate Mrs. V. L. Deckroch

DELPILOS Location S. Breideich St. Pastor E. E. Boggs, R. R. 2, Continental, Ohio Lay Delegate Mary Neville

EAST CANAAN Location East Canaan, 0. Pastor W. E. Music, New Marshfield, 0. Lay Delegate Pearl Buck

ELM%VOOD Location 302 Locust St. Pastor George Poole, 524 Linden St. Lay Delegate Mrs. Howard Fine

FOSTORIA Location 403 S. Wood St. Pastor Harold Monroe Lay Delegate GOOD HOPE Location Good, Hope, 0. Pastor Morl Bogard Lay Delegate Mary Augustus

GRAND RAPIDS Location Grand Rapids, 0. Pastor Ray Richards, Liberty Center, 0. Lay Delegate Mrs. Gladys Phillips HAMILTON Location 022 Dayton St. Pastor Lundy Hill Lay Delegate Boyd Shell JACKSON Location Jackson, 0. Pastor James Siders, 48 Mound St. Lay Delegate Audrey Eisnaugh KENTON Location Kenton, 0. Pastor C. E. Elsea, Van Buren, 0. Lay Delegate Mrs. Cloyce Elsea LANCASTER Location Wheeling St. Pastor Ruth Finnefrock, 839 Harrison Ave. Lay Delegate Mrs. Ida VanHorn

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LEESBURG Location Rt. 24, W. Leesburg, 0. Pastor Bertha Kienbaum Lay Delegate Robert McCoppin

LIBERTY Location Near New Carlisle, 0. Pastor L. Russel Enlow, New Carlisle, 0. Lay Delegate Giles Snider

LIBERTY CENTER Location W. Maple St. Pastor Irene Tanier, 799 Cherry St. Lay Delegate Mrs. Lena Carpenter LIMA Location St. John's & 4th Sts. Pastor B. H. Lucas, 378 Jackson St. Lay Delegate Mrs. B. H. Lucas

LOB! Location Lodi, 0. Pastor John Pollard, Stewart, 0. Lay Delegate LOGAN Location Logan, 0. Pastor Earl Appleman Lay Delegate Mrs. Florence Westenberger

LURRIG Location Near Athens, Ohio Pastor Charles Hook, Nelsonville, 0. Lay Delegate G. C. Armbuster

MANSFIELD Location Mansfield, 0. Pastor Ivirs. Harry Weaver, 224 Grace St. Lay Delegate Mrs. Edna Treadway MARION, FIRST Location Cr. Waterloo & Bennett Sts. Pastor R. W. Chatfield, 169 Waterloo St. Lay Delegate Mrs. Alice Higgins, Mrs. Madge Redmond MARION, SECOND Location Cr. Mark & Ballentine Sts. Pastor - Albert M. Hood, 393 5. Marsh St. Lay Delegate Mrs. Stella Hindman MASON Location - Mason, 0. Pastor Ray Sturch, 1919 Kinney Ave., Cm., 0. Lay Delegate Mrs. Ray Sturch McLUNEY Location McLuney, 0. Pastor R. P. Baumgardner, R. R., Crooksville, 0. Lay Delegate Mrs. R. P. Baumgardner

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MIAMISBURG Location Miamisburg, 0.

Pastor Daniel Woodward, 432 Kercher St. Lay Delegate Mrs. Ruth Spivey

MORGAN CENTER Location Morgan Center, 0.

Pastor William Hersman Lay Delegate Violet Hersman

MT. OLIVET Location Pastor Lay Delegate

MT. ORAB Location Mt. Orab, 0. Pastor Paul D. Harris Lay Delegate Miriam Richey

MULBERRY Location Mulberry, 0. Pastor Gordon Baumgardner Lay Delegate Ernest White

MURRAY CITY Location Murray City, 0. Pastor Harry Dickerson, Box 95, Carbondale, 0. Lay Delegate Mrs. Ruth Dickerson

NAPOLEON Location Napoleon, 0. Pastor N. 0. Stuckey, Brownell Ave. Lay Delegate Mrs. Clayton Morriston

NELSONVILLE Location Chestnut & Harper Sts. Pastor B. A. Awe, 677 Chestnut St. Lay DelegatesMary Jane Bateman, Margaret Jones, Mrs. B. A. Awe

NEW MADISON Location New Madison, 0. Pastor Charles Rotroff Lay Delegate Hadassah Laborman

NEW MARSHFIELD Location New Marshfleld, 0. Pastor W. E. Music Lay Delegate

NORTH BEND Location Cr. Washington & Symmes St. Pastor Cora Reynolds, 1810 Young St., Cm., 0. Lay Delegate

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Morgan County

OAK GROVE Location Near Nelsonville, 0. Pastor William Brown, Carbondale, 0. Lay Delegate William Jolley

OAK HILL Location Oak Hill, 0. Pastor Alonzo Hill, R. R., Portsmouth, 0. Lay Delegate Ray Ankrim

OAKLAND Location Rt. 774, So. of Mt. Orab, 0. Pastor W. L. Fisher Lay Delegate Mrs. W. L. Fisher

PEEBLES Location Peebles, 0. Pastor Edgar Riggs Lay Delegate Mrs. A. E. Riggs

PORTSMOUTH, FIRST Location Portsmouth, 0. Pastor L. A. Williams, R. R. Lay Delegate Mrs. Sally Malone

PORTSMOUTH, SECOND Location Portsmouth, 0. Pastor N. L. Russell, Sciotoville St. Lay Delegate Ivan Stephenson

PIQUA Location Piqua, Ohio Pastor J. R. Walter Lay Delegate Frank Leiberick

PLEASANT VALLEY Location Valley Pike, Pleasant Valley, 0. Pastor F. M. Crum, 102 N. Woodward, Dayton, 0. Lay Delegate Mrs. Minnie Tangeman

PORT CUNTON Location Fifth & Fulton Sts. Pastor W. L. Kilwy Lay Delegate Mrs. Irene Jones

RICHWOOD Location Richwood, 0. Pastor J. A. Smith, 417 Toledo Ave., Marion, 0. Lay Delegate Mrs. Josephine Smith

ROSSBURG ZION F. II. Location Rossburg & Lightsville Rds. Pastor Lay Delegate

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SALT CREEK VALLEY Location Rt. 56, East of Laurelville, 0. Pastor Charles Hook, Nelsonville, 0. Lay Delegate Mrs. May Hook

SANDUSKY Location 620 Reese St. Pastor J. B. Zeits, 1111 5th St. Lay Delegate Mrs. Rosa Miller

SARDINIA Location Sardinia, 0. Pastor Paul D. Harris, Mt. Orab, 0. Lay Delegate SHREVE Location Shreve, 0. Pastor L. F. Knight Lay Delegate John Ammon

SPRINGFIELD, FIRST Location 119 N. Race St. Pastor E. E. Connin, 18 N. Race St. Lay Delegates Mrs. E. E. Conriin, Mrs. Bruner SPRINGFIELD, SECOND Location Cr. Kenton & Cypress Sts. Pastor E. R. Overman, 1712 Propect Ave. Lay Delegate Mrs. Lone Overman STE WART Location Near Athens, 0. Pastor R. L. Pidcock, R. R. 2, Millfield, 0. Lay Delegate Mrs. Ray Pidcock ST. MARYS Location South Spruce St. Pastor A. 0. Skillings, 115 5. Vine St. Lay Delegate Joseph Boyer TOLEDO Location -- Toledo, 0. Pastor Edwin Brown, 1601 Macomber St. Lay Delegate

UNION FURNACE Location Union Furnace, 0. Pastor Orville Blackford, R. R. 1, Logan, 0. Lay Delegate WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, FIRST Location Washington C. H., 0. Pastor Clarence Detty, 55 E. 6th St. Lay Delegate WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, SECOND Location Washington C. H., 0. Pastor Delbert Harper, R. R. Lay Delegate Arlie Kerns

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WESTBORO Location Westboro, 0. Pastor Earl Baker Lay Delegate Mrs. Mary Crockray

WEST CARROLLTON Location Cr. Locust & Rusby Sts. Pastor A. E. Houck, 32 S. Third St. Miamisburg, 0. Lay Delegate Mrs. William Ebright

WEST MANCHESTER Location West Manchester, 0. Pastor----------------------------------------------------------- Lay Delegate Mrs. Kate Hartshorn

WHITE OAK Location White Oak, 0. Pastor John Currens, Mt. Sterling, 0. Lay Delegate Zelma Webb

WILLIAMSPORT Location Williamsport, 0. Pastor H. A. Taylor, 150 Sycamore St., Chillicothe, 0. Lay Delegate Frederick Baker

NEW CHURCHES ASHLEY Location Ashley, 0. Pastor John Dean Lay Delegate

DESIILER Location Dreshler, 0. Pastor Keith Crocker Lay Delegate Mrs. Violet Crocker

GREINVILLE Location Greenville, 0. Pastor Hurley Hill, 505 Ash St. Lay Delegate J. L. Beery

LEIPSIC Location Leipsic, 0. Pastor Norval Rickner Lay Delegate Mrs. Norval Rickner

PINE RIDGE Location Pine Ridge, 0. Pastor Earl Stout Lay Delegate Mrs. S. D. Graham

MISSIONS LIMA Location Lima, 0. Pastor J. A. Reigel, 722 Broadway,

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DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT To the 39th annual Conference of the Pilgrim Holiness Churches

of Ohio, we extend greetings: God has graciously permitted us to meet together again. During

the many years you have met here, a variety of national and international conditions have existed but perhaps these are the darkest days we have ever seen and the strongest influences prevail against the church and godliness.

Most of our homes have empty chairs, aching hearts, and flags with one or more stars, in our windows. The Honor Roll prepared for the sons of our Ohio ministers in the Service shows 47 names and the lay members would multiply this many times and both are ever increasing. Then, too, we suffered a great loss in the Home-going of our brother W. H. Dickinson, pastor of Bowersville Church and also the wife of Brother Earl Baker of Westboro. These experiences should draw us closer to the Lord and drive us to our knees. I believe many of us are profiting and going deeper in God's Grace. Sorrow has turned many people's minds God-ward--let us go to them quickly with Gospel hope. "If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from Heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land." Shall we accept the challange? Perhaps the greatest tragedy of the war is that so many Service men and women have no one to mention their names in prayer. We cannot back them 100%, as they request, unless we intercede for them at the Throne of Grace—God help us to pray!

The Lord has helped us as a District and I believe we have made advancement on all important lines. Materially and financially, it has been the greatest year in the history of the District. Buildings have been improved, pastors' salaries have been increased, debts of long or short standing have been paid off—many churches have cleared their indebtedness among which are: Bradford—L. R. Roberts, pastor; Cincinnati 2nd—Mrs. H. C. Walker, pastor; Grand Rapids—Irene Tanier and Ray Richards, pastors; Lima—B. H. Lucas, pastor; Marion lst—R. W. Chatfield, pastor; Pleasant Valley— W. F. Crum, pastor; Portsmouth 2nd—N. L. Russell, pastor; Salt Creek Valley—Chas. Hook, pastor; Chillicothe—B. H. Pugh, pastor; and Williams. port—H. A. Taylor, pastor. Others have purchased buildings or lots and some are planning for parsonages.

The following churches have been dedicated: At Columbus, Rev. Carl J. Hahn and his people have completed one of the finest and best churches in our connection. At Bradford, Rev. L. R. Roberts and his people have built a beautiful frame church covered with white asbestos shingles. The day of Dedication, they burned the mortgage. The Lord used Rev. Walker Moore to direct his people in building a beautiful, commodious basement church in west end Dayton. Gordon Baumgardner and his people at Piqua also built a nice basement church with granite faced block. The churches at Greenville and Hamilton, hereafter mentioned, were dedicated, free from debt. Rev. B. H. Lucas and his people at Lima pur-

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chased and paid for a frame church in an unusually short time. Rev. N. L. Russell and his people at Portsmouth built a nice concrete block church which is paid for. The growing church at Elmwood place, Cincinnati, Rev. Kermit Phillips, pastor, was dedicated July 25th out of debt. Salt Creek Valley church, Rev. Charles Hook, pastor, is also out of debt and ready for dedication.

The Home Missionary department, too, has made a good showing organizing 5 churches and 1 mission. At Pine Ridge, I believe evangelist Wm. Hannan should have the credit for our having this church with 22 members. Wm Loy is pastor and we have some very precious people in this place. At Ashley, evangelist Josie Smith of the Household of Faith helped us to get this church and there are no finer people anywhere than we have here. Rev. John Dean is the pastor with 25 members.

To Rev. Jacob Reigel, Virgil and Rosemary Caudill, goes the honor for the new church at Leipsic with its fine people, which Rev, and Mrs. Norval Rickner are now pastoring. It has a member-ship of 19.

The work at Deshler, Ohio is the result of a Zone project led by Irene Tanier and her co-laborers using a portable tabernacle. Rev. Keith Crocker is pastor at this place with 13 members.

The Lord has seen fit to show the Ohio District an unparallelled favor in giving us Mrs. Lily Lecklider as our friend who has given us two $10,000 gifts for churches. At Greenville she purchased a beautiful church building formerly an Evangelical church and the Ansonia membership united with a few saints in Greenville, went to work with a will, beautifying and repairing. A seven room parsonage was also purchased in connection with the church upon which very little debt remains. Things are moving forward under the leadership of Rev. Hurley Hill with 20 members. This is a field where we had no church. These five churches are ready to be accepted into the Conference with a total of 99 members, also a mission was organized in Lima, which Jacob Reigel established with 29 members.

The plans and policies of the Home Missionary board are under the direction of the District Council which has been very co-operative. I have investigated every lead into new fields and have some prospective places.

The second gift referred to was the Hamilton Church. The old building was sold and the amount added to the $10,000 along with other monies raised. An old mansion was purchased and remodelled into a church and parsonage combined which is beautiful indeed. Rev. Lundy Hill is pastor at this place. We do praise the Lord for such magnanimous gifts.

Revivals have been held in all the churches with gratifying results and most of our churches are still enjoying a high spiritual tide with new born babes to show their progress. We are not here to proselyte but to reach the unreached.

Our Ohio Evangelists are among the best in the nation. Let us keep them busy. We are glad to note that our evangelists are being better paid.

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Our pastors have co-operated beautifully with the program of the district. They are devout, faithful and dependable. They have many problems which do not appear on the surface which they fight on their knees. Without this united effort progress would be impossible and they in turn could not accomplish without the clean, loyal Pilgrims supporting them. Cur Pilgrims are good prayers, livers and givers. Not one pastor has quit preaching for the lure of high wage jobs.

The District Treasurer's report shows the General budgets have been more than paid and pleasing gains in all funds. The district Trearurer has received $9,006.36 more than any year in the history of the District and the treasury has a cash balance of more than $9,000 (nine thousand dollars).

Every interest of the church has been faithfully looked after and every department and institution has been well supported. 32 churches have paid more than 90% of their total budgets. Why not make it unanirious next year?

As your servant, we have labored as faithfully and conscientiously for the Lord and the best interests of the District as we knew how, striving to lift, encourage and advise. There have been legal problems, spiritual problems—battles that caused us many sleepless nights and heart aches but thanks be to God who giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. I have spared no time, travel or energy in performing my duty. The only vacation I took was ten days spent in Florida. The Lord has given me physical strength so that I am better in body than for years for which I praise the Lord.

I have traveled about 30,000 miles, held 30 annual meetings, 130 Board meetings, preached 170 times with 127 seekers at the altar, also preached two funerals, made 368 calls on pastors, churches attended the District Superintendent and the General Board meeting, Bible Holiness Seminary trustee meeting, council meetings and several zone rallies. This with church dedications, note burnings, young peoples' work, Home Missionary endeavors and the large volume of mail together with the care of all the churches and with my determined purpose to be fair and impartial to all, has kept me busy. I admit my hands have been well filled, but I am happy in the Lord.

A brief comparison of the District in 1936 and 1943, my seven years as your servant, will show something of the good hand of the Lord upon us and of which Ohio Pilgrims may well be proud:

1936 1943 From 66 Churches to 92 churches From 2288 members to 3354 members From 136 ministers to 233 ministers From $27,440 Pastor's Salaries to $88,333.01 Pastor's salaries From $50,052 Total income of churches to $204,304.68 Total income of churches. For the next year, let no one take the defeatist's attitude, but

with faith and courage let us take new territory for the Lord. He will help. Let us buckle on the armor and wage aggressive warfare on the enemy enduring hardness as good soldiers of Jesus Christ. Respectfully Submitted,

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Journal Of Proceedings FIRST SITTING

The Thirty-ninth session of the Annual Conference of the Ohio District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church convened at 8:30 A. M. Monday, August 9, 1943, at the Sugar Grove Camp Ground, Spring-field, Ohio.

The Conference was opened with the congregational song, "Take the Name of Jesus with You". Prayer was offered by Rev. A. H. Wilson of New York State.

Rev. C. P. Pridgen, District Superintendent, then introduced to the conference, the General Superintendent, Rev. W. L. Surbrook, who gave an oral report of the growth of the church in general and an inspirational message from II Corinthians 4: 5, stressing the point that we preach not ourselves but Christ Jesus, Our Lord. He pointed out that a minister must have a definite relationship with God; he should be temperate in all things; should keep out of the rut and in the middle of the road. He should be neither harsh nor rash, neither loose or lower the standard. The church is the training institution. Make a business of your revivals and your work for God.

After the roll call of the ministers and deaconesses by the secretary, serveral delegates were authorized to act in the absence of the regular delegate.

The conference bar was then fixed to constitute the entire tabernacle with the exception of the corner to the left, which was reserved for visitors.

The motion carried that the time of the Conference Sittings be from 8:30 to 11:30 A. M., from 1:30 to 4:30 P. M. and from 7:30 to 10:00 in the evening.

The following committees were then appointed by the District Superintendent:

Resolutions Committee—W. L. Fisher, James Siders, C. M. Brown, C. A. Ford, and L. A. Williams.

Ways and Means Committee—H. E. Hill, Charles Hook, N. 0. Stuckey, Paul Lucas, and R. P. Baumgardner.

Auditing Committee—Lundy Hill, Earl McKinney, and Mrs. M. C. Kittle.

Reception Committee—Carl J. Hahn and Cora Hathaway. It was moved and carried that Paul Greenwood be granted a

Minister's license. Recessed until the next sitting.

SECOND SITTING Monday Afternoon

The conference was opened by singing the hymn, "Break Thou the Bread of Life", led By Sis. Josephine Sturk.

Rev. L. W. Sturk then led in prayer. Rev. W. L. Surbrook, chairman, called the conference to order

and the report of the Auditing Committee was read and accepted.

The Treasurer's report was then read and heartily accepted. The Ways and Means Committee reported as follows: Resolution No. 1 was referred for redrafting. Resolution No. 2 was referred for redrafting. Recommendation No. 3 carried. Recommendations No. 4, 5, 6, and 7 regarding salary of District

officers on motion. The District Superintendent's report was read and received with

a cheery "Amen". Five new churches were received into the District and the delegates

seated within the bar. Pine Ridge—William Loy Ashley—John Dean Leipsic—Norval Rickner Deshler—Keith Crocker Greenville—Hurley Hill

Sister Lily Lecklider was introduced to the Conference and was given a rising vote of appreciation for money given to the churches of Hamilton and Greenville.

Resolution Committe then reported. Resolution No. 1 was accepted on motion. Resolution No. 2 carried It was moved and carried that Resolution No. 2 be referred. Resolution No. 4 was adopted on motion. Resolution No. 5 carried. Resolution No. 6 carried. Resolution No. 7 was referred. Rev. A. H. Wilson of New York State and Rev, and Mrs. Orville

Smith of Michigan were introduced to the conference. It was moved and carried that Mrs. R. P. Baumgardner be

received as delegate for McLuney church. The motion for a ten minute recess was lost. The following ministers were recommended by the Council and

received into the Conference: Norval Rickner, Marshall Robins, Mary S. Logan, John L. Dean, Mrs. John Dean, Harold Monroe and L. Russel Enlow.

Before the election of officers, the Conference engaged in silent prayer for a short time, then was led by Rev. W. L. Surbrook.

The District Superintendent then appointed tellers. Ballots were cast for the District Superintendent. Rev. L. W.

Sturk was elected on the second ballot. The next ballot was cast for Assistant District Superintendent. Dismissed with prayer by Rev. L. W. Sturk.

TRD SITTING Monday Evening

The Evening Sitting was called to order by the Chairman, Rev. W. L. Surbrook. Rev. Dortha Dobie led in the singing of "I Need Thee Every Hour". Rev. L. R. Roberts led in prayer.

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The Roll of Ministers and Lay delegates was then called. The Minutes were read and accepted. The New District Superintendent, Rev. L. W. Sturk, then sang

"I won't Have to cross Jordan Alone". He then spoke, accepting the office to which he had been elected.

Rev. W. L. Surbrook then spoke appreciatively of Rev. C. P. Pridgen's work in the district.

Rev. C. P. Pridgen, retiring superintendent, spoke in appreciation of the co-operation of the district.

The results of the ballot for Assistant District Superintendent were read. Rev. L. R. Roberts was elected. He spoke briefly accepting the office.

Ballots were cast for the District Secretary, Rev. B. A. Awe was elected.

Bro. and Sis. William Stone, evangelistic singers, then sang "Our Redemption Draweth Nigh".

The District Treasurer, Rev. 0. E. Rutledge, was re-elected by acclamation.

Ballots were cast for the three additional members to the Council. A motion carried that the tellers be excused to count the ballots.

Rev. M. H. Robbins, Rev. W. T. Crum, and Rev, and Mrs. Henderson were introduced to the conference.

A motion was made and carried that the Camp Meeting Board be elected by the Council.

It was moved and carried that the District Trustee be elected by acclamation. Rev. L. R. Roberts was re-elected for 5 years.

Rev. C. P. Pridgen was re-elceted for 2 years as trustee from this district to Bible Holiness Seminary.

The Council made the nomination and by acclamation Rev. Carl J. Hahn was elected to the Education and Examining

Board for 3 years. The Ways and Means Committee reported again. Recommendation No. 2 was referred to the Camp Meeting Com-

mittee and the Council for disposal. Recommendation No. 1 carried as amended. Recommendation No. 8 was ignored. A motion that the time be extended to hear the result of the

ballot for additional members of the Council. Rev. E. E. Connin, Rev. Joel Harmon, and Rev. C. P. Pridgen were elected.

The time was again extended on motion to hear from any committee having business.

The Resolutions Committee reported. Resolution No. 7 was accepted on motion. Resolution No. 8 carried. Resolution No. 9 was lost. Resolution No. 10 carried. Resolution No. 11 was referred to the Camp Meeting Committee

and Council. A motion carried to adjourn. Dismissed by Rev. B. A. Awe.

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FOURTH SITTING Tuesday Morning

The Sitting was opened by the singing of the hymn "Blessed Assurance", led by Rev. John Sturk.

Rev. W. L. Surbrook requested special prayer for Sis. Thomas whose condition is grave. Rev. J. R. Walter led in prayer.

Rev. W. L. Surbrook led the devotions. He read from Hehews 11, and gave a timely exhortation on "Faith" as a title deed. "Hold your title deed," he said.

Moved and carried that the Roll Call be dispensed with for the remainder of the Conference.

The Minutes were read and approved as corrected.

The Ways and Means Committee reported as follows: Recommendation No. 9 carried. Recommendation No. 10 was referred to the District Council. Recommendation No. 11 was lost. Recommendation No. 12 was lost. Recommendation No. 13 carried.

N. 0. Stuckey was appointed to the Reception Committee in view of the fact that Rev. Hahn was elected to the Education and Examining Board.

The Resolutions Committee reported. Resolution No. 11 carried as corrected. Resolutions No. 12 and 13 carried.

Rev. C. M. Brown testified as he reported on the Church Extension Fund. His report was heartily accepted.

The motion carried to give him a love offering of $50 for his work over the period of years. Bro. Brown wished to return $25 to the Conference, but since it was a love offering the conference did not accept it.

Rev. M. G. Standley and Rev. Brant of God's Bible School were introduced to the conference. Rev. Standley was asked to sit on the platform.

Rev, and Mrs. Shields, Texas, and Rev, and Mrs. Singleton, Kentucky, were then introduced. Rev. Shields is the New Superin-tendent of the Home Missionary work in Texas. Rev. Singleton the Assistant Superintendent of the Kentucky District.

The Statistical Report was read and accepted.

Rev. Surbrook commended this report and admonished the churches to be aggressive in membership as well as finances.

A motion carried to recess to the call of the Chair. Announcements were made, by the Camp Secretary.

A motion carried to take an offering, $25 of which to go to Rev. Surbrook as a love offering, and the remainder to go to the kitchen expenses. This offering to be taken as the conference closes.

Dismissed with prayer by Rev. M. G. Standley.

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FIFTH SITTING Tuesday Afternoon

The conference was opened by singing the hymn "At the Cross" led by Rev. Helena Saneholtz. Rev. M. G. Standley led in prayer.

Rev. Surbrook acmonished the people to work at the job and increase membership. Not to be caught slumbering.

The Minutes of the previous sitting were read and accepted as corrected.

It was moved and carried that the District Council act as Church Extension and Home Missionary Board.

A Motion carried that the Camp Secretary be given a love offering of $50.

It was carried on motion to give the Camp Chairman, Rev. Joel Harmon, $50, as a love offering.

After much discussion a motion carried to Accept the Resolution Concerning Young People's Work.

The report from the Educational and Examining Board named the following for ordination: Mrs. Mary S. Logan, Harold Monroe, Viola Melling, George Poole, Helen Poole, Ray Sturch, Josephine Sturk, Bertha Hass, Marshall H. Robbins, Mrs. Lena Wilson, Orville Awe.

The names of those receiving new and renewal of credentials were read and accepted.

The Conference sang "What a Friend We Have in Jesus". While the congregation sang "Blest Be the Tie that Binds", a

love offering was given to Rev, and Mrs. C. P. Pridgen for their untiring labors.

Resolution No. 14 was accepted by a rising vote. A motion carried that Rev, and Mrs. Kilwy be given a love

offering of $50. The matter of a committee for a memorial service was mentioned. Announcements were made. A motion was made and carried that there be a recess to the

call of the Chair. Dismissed by Rev. L. R. Roberts.

P. S. Rev. Pridgen, after having consulted the Educational and Examining Board and the District Council made a motion that since Rev. Orville Awe holds a Th. B. Degree, he be granted ordination. The motion was accepted with a hearty "Amen".

The sitting was reopened by the singing of the hymn "Unsearch-able Riches" led by Rev. Albert Hood. Rev. Joel Harmon led in prayer.

The following communication from Rev. and Mrs. 0. L. King Missionaries in Antigua, W. I. was read.

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Box 81, St. John's Antigua, B. W. I. July 16, 1943

Greetings to the Ministers and Delegates of the

Ohio District Conference: In this changing and turbulent world we are glad to tell you

that we have our feet fixed upon the immovable and unchangeable "Rock of Ages"; our affections set on things above; our purpose to press the battle until our Lord and Master says it is enough. Brethren, let us so conduct our warfare that at the end we may be able to say with Paul, "I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith."

May we covet only His "Well Done!" and above all let us see to it that we "fall not out by the way," but that we "finish" that which we have begun. Yours to the end,

Rev, and Mrs. 0. L. King This letter was accepted with a Cheery "Amen". The Memorial Committee then reported as follows:

In Memoriain We as members of the Ohio District of the Pilgrim Holiness

Church convened at the 39th annual Conference, desire to honor the memory of several whose home-going occured during the past year.

Rev. W. H. Dickinson, who has so faithfully labored in the Ohio District for the past 22 years, went to Heaven March 11, 1943. During these years he served both as an Evangelist and pastor, doing much Home Missionary work. He was instrumental in or-ganizing new churches at Wilmington, Hamilton, and Bowersville. He served these Churches as pastor and in addition pastored our churches at Port Clinton and Defiance.

For the past eight years he supervised the lunch stand at our District Camp and Conference.

Bro. Dickinson was a student of God's Bible School, and an Ordained Minister of this District.

During the 22 years of active service as a Minister of the Gospel he labored untiringly and unselfishly for the Cause he loved, and his godly example will be long felt among the Pilgrims.

Mrs. Minnie Baker, wife of Earl Baker, passed away April 13, 1943 after a very brief illness, at her home in Westboro, Sister Baker was a local Deaconess, worked faithfully in her church and was much devoted to the work of the Lord.

Mr. Edwin L. Ford, son of Rev, and Mrs. C. A. Ford lived at Lima, Ohio. He was converted at a very early age and sanctified at the altar of his father. He was preparing for the Ministry near the time of his death which occurred Sept. 5, 1942 after an illness of seven years.

Bro. Ford was a Member of the Missionary Church of Lima and was a faithful Christian for many years.

Helena Saneholtz Mrs. Laurence Williams

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A motion carried to accept this report, standing, with Rev. Joel Harmon leading in prayer.

A motion carried that all unfinished business be left to the District Council.

The report of the Stationing Committee was read and accepted. The following Standing Committees were appointed. Resolutions—W. L. Fisher, James Siders, C. A. Ford, L. A. Williams,

and B. H. Pugh. Ways and Means—H. E. Hill, Charles Flook, Gordon Baumgardner,

B. H. Lucas, and R. P. Baumgardner. Auditing—Lundy Hill, Earl McKinney, and Fylena Beard. Statistical—Albert M. Hood.

ORDINATION SERVICE After the eleven candidates were seated, the conference sang

"A Charge to Keep I Have", led by Rev. Helena Saneholtz, and Rev. E. E. Connin led in prayer.

The Lord's characteristic qualification of a minister were given by Scripture reading by the following: Rev. L. R. Roberts, Titus 3:1-11; Rev. C. P. Pridgen, II Timothy 2: 1-8; and Rev. L. W. Sturk, I Timothy 3: 1-13.

Rev. W. L. Surbrook then delivered a very inspirational message emphasizing blamelessness in the sight of God. Blameless in demean-or, in duty, and Doctrine. (1) Be of good report, so that those without will say, "He is Honest". It takes a whole life time to build a character and it must not be torn down in an unguarded moment. (2) It is your duty to keep spiritual, to keep your church spiritual, to visit outsiders as well as members, to keep yourself clean, to keep out of debt without due care to discharge those debts. (3) Let your spirit and doctrine be in harmony with the Bible. Don't under-estimate or over-estimate your credentials. Commit yourself to God. Know the Doctrines of the Pilgrim Holiness Church.

Each of the candidates answered, "yes" to the questions: "Will you preach the doctrine because you believe it? Will you be under subjection to those who are in authority over you?

The Candidates all knelt at the altar and were duly ordained by the k'.ying on of hands and by prayer. Rev. W. L. Surbrook presented the Ordination Certificate. This ordination was very impressive. The congregation sang "Rock of Ages" while they con-gratulated the newly ordained ministers.

The motion carried that the District Council read and approve the minutes of the last sitting.

After a few closing remarks and announcements from the Dis-trict Superintendent, Rev. L. W. Sturk, he admonished to unity and co-operation. Labor every moment as if it were the last one.

It carried on motion that the price of the District Conference Minutes be 15l.

Dismissed with prayer by Rev. W. L. Surbrook and song "God be With you Till We Meet Again."

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The Thirty-ninth Annual Conference, Pilgrim Holiness Church, District of Ohio, Springfield, Ohio. Greetings:

Report of the District Treasurer for the year—July 20, 1942 to July 21, 1943.

Balance Receipts Disbursed Balance July 21, July 21

1942 1943 Camp Ground $ 185.90 1,351.08 583.70 $ 953.28 Camp & Conf. 500.16 3,602.70 3,007.82 1,095.04 Dist. H. M. 1,286.70 1,648.36 983.67 1,951.39 Tithe 2,200.76 7,119.11 4,082.62 5,237.25 Gen'l Conf. 298.76 209.53 508.29 Bible H. Seminary 386.92 386.92 Beulah R. Home 694.12 694.12 Foreign Miss. 9,297.22 9,297.22 Gen'l H. M. & Adm. 4,050.12 4,050.12 S. S. Extension 222.35 222.35

Balances $4,472.28 $28,704.68 $23,431.71 $9,745.25

BANK BALANCE July 21, 1943 $9,745.25

TOTAL RECEIPTS including 1942 Balance brought forward $ 4,472.28 Camp Ground $ 1,536.98 Camp and Conference 4,102.86 District Home Missions 2,935.06 Tithe 9,319.87 General Conference 508.29 Bible Holiness Seminary 386.92 Beulah Redemption Home 694.12 S. S. Extension 222.35 U. S. Service Men 123.17 Foreign Missions 9,297.22 Gen'l H. M. & Administration 4,050.12

Total Receipts $33,176.96 833,176.96

DISBURSEMENTS: Camp Ground $ 583.70 Camp and Conference 3,007.82 Distrct Home Missions 983.67 Tithe 4,082.62 Bible Holiness Seminary 386.92 Beulah Redemption Home 694.12 S. S. Extension 222.35 U. S. Service Men 123.17 Foreign Missions 9,297.22 Gen'l H. M. & Administration 4,050.12

Total Expenditures $23,431.71 Closing Bank Balance to date

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$23,431.71 $ 9,745.25

TOTAL CASH IN EACH DEPARTMENT Camp Ground $ 953.28 Camp and Conference 1,095.04 District Home Missions 1,951.39 Tithe 5,237.25 General Conference 508.29 Bible Holiness Seminary____Paid Out Beulah Redemption Home _Paid Out U. S. Service Men Paid Out S. S. Extension Paid Out Foreign Missions Paid Out Gen'l H.M. & AdministrationPaid Out

Total Cash on Hand $ 9745.25 Balance $ 9,745.25

Respectfully submitted, 0. E. Rutledge, District Treasurer.

August 9, 1943

The Report of the Auditing Committee We the undersigned have to the best of our knowledge and

ability examined the books of the District Treasurer and find them accurate and neatly kept.

AUTITING COMMI'FI'EE Earl McKinney Lundy Hill lona E. Kittle

REPORT OF CHURCH EXTENTION FUND August 1, 1942 Cash on hand $ 251.59

Amount in Notes 1993.51

J. B. Zeits $ 250.00 Miamisburg Church 300.00 Akron Church $ 100.00

Paid 30.00 Balance 70.00

Richwood Church $ 401.48 Paid 201.48

Balance 200.00 Fostoria Church $ 230.00

Paid 57.32 Balance 172.68

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l $2245.10 Since then the following notes have been paid off: Athens,

Murray City, Salt Creek, Grand Rapids, and Barberton (all except $12.00 Interest)

Total Notes on hand 992.68 Total Cash on hand 1376.79

GRAND TOTAL $2369.47 All the interest on all the notes is paid up to August 1, 1943.

WHOM TO WRITE RELATIVE TO DIFFERENT STUDIES

Carl J. Hahn, 82 Cypress Ave., Columbus, Ohio 1. Church Manual 2. Enlarged Practice Book in English Composition 3. Practical Lessons in Parlimentary Procedure 4. Guide to Study of the Old and New Testaments 5. Effective English Expression 6. Church History—Zenos 7. Voices from Rocks and Dust Heaps of Bible Lands

Bertha Keinbaum, Leesburg, Ohio 1. Sell's Bible Study by Books 2. Evidences of Christianity--Keyser 3. Guide to Study of the Old and New Testaments 4. The Sunday School in Action—Benson 5. Elements of Divinity

E. G. Marsh, 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio 1. Foundation in Doctrine—Jessop 2. Bible Doctrines 3. All About the Bible 4. Manual of Bible History 5. Homiletics and Pastoral Theology 6. Taking Men Alive—Trumbull

RULES FOR CAMP MEETING WORKERS Resolutions relative to Rules and Regulations of Camp Meeting.

No. 1 Resolved that all workers who come to work their way for

their board shall, if possible, be members of some Pilgrim Holiness Church and bring recommendations from their pastors.

No.2 Resolved that such workers must come for the interests of the

camp and their own spiritual uplift and not for a social time and outing.

No. 3 Resolved that such workers must wear dresses with full length

sleeves and unbobbed hair. No. 4

Resolved that all men and boy workers also dress modestly and be of clean habits.

No. 5 Resolved that all such workers, when possible, must attend ser-

vices and not be lounging about on the ground or off the grounds. No.6

Resolved that all such workers must report to the Camp Manage- ment, president, or to the one in charge of them, before leaving the ground or place of work.

No. 7 Resolved that all platform workers be fully dressed, without

bobbed hair and without jewelry, meeting all other requirements of the Manual.

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No. 8 Resolved that each pastor must instruct each worker in reference

to these rules before coming. No. 9

Resolved that the workers who become unwilling to be subordinate to these rules become subject to dismissal at once.

No. 10 Resolved that no person under 14 years of age be engaged to

work during the Camp and Conference. No.11

Resolved that only members of the Pilgrim Holiness Church in good standing are permitted to work their way through Camp Meeting.

REPORT OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTE AS ADOPTED BY THE CONFERENCE

No. 1 Tabernanele Fund

Inasmuch as our treasurer's report shows that there is $5000 surplus in the Tithe fund, be it resolved that we set aside $3000 for the creation of a fund toward a new tabernacle. The same ratio to apply the coming fiscal year.

No. 2 District Superintendent's Salary

Be it resolved that the District Superintendent's salary for the coming year be $3000, with an allowance of $600 for traveling expenses.

District Be it

No. 3 Treasurer's Salary resolved that the District Treasurer's

No. 4 salary be $400.

District Secretary's Salary Be it resolved that the District Secretary's salary be $200.

No. 5 Statistician's Salary

Be it resolved that the Statistician's salary be $50. No. 6

Education Committee and Expenses Be it resolved that the Educational Committee's salary be $50

per member per year. No. 7

Auditing of Treasurer's Books In the light of good business and the fact that our District

Treasurer has handled over $33,000.00 in the past year, and since no provision has been made for the district treasurer to have the books audited by a Certified Public Accountant:—Be it resolved that in the future we employ an auditor for this purpose. The audit to be made after the books have been closed on July 20, and prior to the convening of the District Conference.

No. 8 Receipts

Resolved that the District Treasurer keep a carbon copy of all receipts sent to the churches. Same to be available to the auditor.

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No. 9 General Conference Expense

Be it resolved that we raise 10 cents per member per year to take care of General Conference Expense.

No. 10 Housing Facilities

Be it resolved that we set before the people our need of housing facilities on the Camp Ground and we urge them to build their own cottages under the supervision of the District Council.

No. 11 Church Extension Loans

Inasmuch as many of our churches are struggling to enlarge and improve our buildings, be it resolved that our Church Extension Board loan from their funds, at 6 per cent interest, such loans not to exceed 5 years.

No. 12 Camp Meeting Expense for Workers.

Be it resolved that we authorize our Camp Meeting Committee to charge not more than ten cents per night for lodging to workers and this be left to the discretion of the committee.

No. 13 Bathing Facilities

Inasmuch as we have no bathing facilities on the Camp Ground, be it therefore resolved that plans be made for shower bath equip-ment before next Camp.

No. 14 Pastoral Duties

Resolved that no preacher be privileged to pastor a Pilgrim Holiness Church of this District until he has promised to include the various financial activities of the District in the program of his local Church.

No. 15 General Budget

Be it resolved that we request the General Board to send a deputation worker to visit our local churches and assist the pastors in raising District Home Missionary and General Budget funds.

No. 16 District Home Missions

Be it resolved that fifty cents per member in addition to all birthday offerings, be raised annually to constitue our District Home Missionary Fund.

No. 17 Tithe

Be it resolved that all persons generally support the interests of the church by their tithes and offerings, and that all gross receipts of the local church excepting foreign misionary funds, dis-trict home missionary funds, general church budget, and evangelistic support, be tithed, the same to be forwarded to the District Treasurer.

No.18 Bible School Trustee Expense

Be it resolved that the District Treasurer shall pay from the

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District funds the fare of the Bible Holiness Seminary Trustees from Ohio, to and from trustee Meetings.

No. 19 Camp Ground

Inasmuch as no provision has been made to care for financial obligation of the camp ground, be it resolved that we ask the local churches to raise the equivalent of 25 cents per member per year to be forwarded to the District Treasurer. The same to be applied on the building of a new Tabernacle.

No. 20 General Budget

We recommend that the General Budget be raised monthly in the Sunday School or Church, taking any Sunday thought best for the offering.

No. 21 District Conference Expense

We recommend that all visitors attending the District Conference be charged a reasonable sum for meals, the price to be set by the committee in charge. This does not apply to ministers nor their wives. Amendment—that each church and Young Peoples' Society take a good liberal offering to provide for the expense of the delegate while attending the Annual Conference.

No. 22 Division of the General Budget

We recommend that the Manual provision for the division of the General budget be adopted. $1.90 for foreign missions; $ .60 for general home missions and $ .50 to administrative costs. "If the local church does not properly divide the money, the District Treasurer is authorized to do so."—Sec. 127, Par. 12. "No church is permitted to specify funds until its monthly quota for General interests is paid.

No. 23 Y. P. S. Expense Be it resolved that all the young people shall be urged to place

all their tithe in their own local church, in the usual way. All money sent the Y. P. S. District Treasurer must be over and above their tithe.

That each Y. P. zone contribute the amount equivalent to $13.00 per church or society annually—$10.00 of said amount to be sent to the District Church Treasurer for the Y. P. State Rally Expense; $3.00 of same amount to be forwarded to the Y. P. District Treasurer for the publishing of monthly paper, subscriptions to religious periodicals, stationary, stamps, incidental expense, etc.

Payment to be made monthly, the same to be raised at the discretion of the individual zone.

The maximum sum to be held by the District Y. P. Treasurer at any time shall not exceed $40.00. At such time as $40.00 is on hand not less than $15.00 shall be forwarded to the District Treasurer of the church, the same to be disposed of at the discretion of the District Council.

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No. 24 District Superintendent's Traveling Expense

If any church calls the District Superintendent for more than his regular visits during the Conference year, the church calling him is required to pay the actual expense of such trips.

No.25 Offering for Bible Holiness Seminary

Resolved that we adopt the method as presented by a representa- tive from Bible Holiness Seminary, that we take second offering in the Sunday School the the third Sunday of each month for Bible Holiness Seminary.

No. 26 Provision for Camp

Resolved that each local church be asked to bring the District Provisions or an offering to alleviate the financial obligations of the camp.

REPORT OF THE RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE AS ADOPTED BY THE CONFERENCE

No. 1 Report Blanks

Be it resolved that resolution No. 1 of 1942 be revised to read as follows: Report blanks shall be sent to all licensed, ordained ministers, and deaconesses by July 15. That all reports of the same be sent to the Statistician by July 25. If any fail to send this report by August 1, he must answer to the District Council and give reasons why he failed to do so.

No. 2 Officer's Assistants

Be it resolved that all officers receiving a salary for said office, when necessary to have assistance to care for their work, shall select help only from those already holding complimentary tickets or pay for the needed help during camp and conference out of his own salary.

No. 3 We recommend that all matters of salaries of District officers

be settled before the election of officers, inasmuch as it is embar-rassing to discuss these matters after election.

TO 4 Be it resolved that No. 6 in the 1942 Minutes be deleted.

No. 5 Be it resolved that all who rent rooms or a cot at Camp furnish

their own linen. No. 6

Resolved that Congregations be encouraged to conduct Daily Vaca- tion Bible Schools in their churches.

No. 7 Be it resolved that an Annual Sunday School convention be held

in each Zone, the same to be under the supervision of the District Superintendent.

No. 8 Be it resolved that we delete No. 8 (of 1942) from the Minutes.

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No. 9 Resolved that every church in the Ohio District grant its pastor

a two weeks vacation with pay, if the pastor so desires. No. 10

Whereas there is a growing need for concerted effort in our District with respect to Suncay School work, the General Sunday School Committee recommends that the District conferences provide for a District Sunday School Committee or Board to promote Sunday School interests in the District, and to co-operate with the General Committee. We further recommend that said committee or board be appointed by the District Council, and that the District Superin-tendent be a member of said board.

No. 11 Be it resolved that a new form of blank for church statistics

as per sample, held by Statistician be recommenied to take the place of our old blanks, be sent with our recommendation to our general secretary, Rev. S. M. Stikeleather, requesting official approval and adoption by our General Church Board.

No. 12 Inasmuch as the term "General Budget" included Foreign Missions,

General Home Missions, and General Administration (3 items), be it resolved that Resolution No. 17 in 1942 Minutes, Page 33, be called "General Budget" instead of "Foreign Mission and General Budget".

No. 13 Inasmuch as there was no engaged song evangelist during our

recent camp, and therefore resulted in an awkward situation in securing a song leader for some of the services, therefore be it resolved that the District Council engage a song evangelist or evangelists for 1944 Camp. These evangelistic singers to have charge of the music in the main services of the camp, and also be free to use other singers whenever convenient.

No. 14 Resolved that the Conference year end July 15, and the Treasurer's

Books close July 20, and all churches, in order to get their credit, must have their moneys in by that date.

No. 15 Only active and associate members of local Young Peoples' societies

and young people in our churches shall be invited to attend, with free entertainment, our State Young Peoples' Convention. Only active members are permitted to vote in the business meeting.

No. 16 The District Treasurer shall send a statement to all churches

that are in arrears with their budgets six weeks prior to the close of the conference year.

No. 17 Each church is requested to erect at its place of worship the

name of the church and the name and address of the pastor. No. 18

The District Council shall appoint two or more ladies to act as matrons in the girls' Dormitory, and two or more men to act as deans in the boys' dormitory, during the Young Peoples' Rally and the District Camp Meeting.

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No. 19 Our Camp Meeting Evangelist shall preach Thursday night at

the Young Peoples' Annual Rally, as well as Friday night, that the young people may have the advantage of such ministry.

No. 20 That all money raised in the local church for District or General

budget be sent by the local church treasurer directly to the District Treasurer, so the local church may receive due credit.

No. 21 Because of the necessity of the pastors and others getting in

personal touch with the District Superintendent, be it therefore resolved that the District Superintendent have a telephone, the same to be paid for from District Funds.

No. 22 Be it resolved that the District Treasurer have cards printed

designating what each church is required to raise for the District and General interests, and the cards be forwarded to each pastor as soon after the Conference as possible.

No. 23 Part 1. Be it resolved that the District Superintendent, the

District Young Peoples' Secretary, the District Young Peoples' Treasurer, and the Editor of the District Young Peoples' paper constitute a District Young Peoples' committee. That the District Superintendent be the chairman of said committee.

Part 2. Be it resolved that the Committee meet once every three months.

Part 3. Be it resolved that the committee's expenses be met by the Young Peoples' District Treasury.

No. 24 Be it resolved:

A. That we extend to our General Superintendent, a vote of

thanks for his Christ-like spirit and labors, and the effecient

manner in which he has conducted the business of this conference.

B. That we extend a vote of thanks to the following: Rev. C. P.

Pridgen the outgoing Superintendent for his untiring labors and spirit of sacrifice during his time of service as superintendent, also

the District Secretary, District Treasurer, Statistical Committee, Camp Meeting Committee, the Educational and Examining Board, the cooks and all others who have helped in any way to make the

camp and conference the success and blessing that it has been.

C. Above all do we reverently offer thanks to our Heavenly

Father for His blessing upon us during the Camp and Conference.

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STATISTICAL REPORT OF TOTALS FOR 1943 REPORT OF CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

This Year Gain Over Last Year Total No. of Chs. including New Chs..___92 2 Number of Missions 1 1 (loss) Number of New Churches 5 2 Total Membership of New Churches____96 20 Total Members this yr. md. New Chs._3370 95____(loss) Gain Over Last Yr. not mci. New Chs.__131_.__(loss) Seekers for Regeneration 3758 279 Seekers for Sanctification 1829 428 Total Members Last Report 3465 Subscriptions to Advocate 658 40 Total Income of Churches alone_$204,304.68 $24,044.21 Total Income including New

Churches & Missions $211,061.24 $28,326.02 Total Expend. mci. New Chs.__$187,562.99 $27,372.26 Balance on Hand $ 13,754.83 $ 5,810.89 Average Weekly Attendance of

85 Sunday Schools reported__462 9.4 (loss) Average S. S. Attendance Totals__.3924 Total Membership of

43 Young Peoples' Societies__1182 Pastor's Salary $88,333.01 Pastoral Calls 24,541 Church Prop. Value (57 Chs.)__$365,060.00 Church Prop. Debt (27 Chs.)____$47,844.73 Parsonage Property Value Parsonage Property Debt

A. 0. Skillings, Statistician.

PASTORS' REPORT

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yrsmo. Earl Appleman B. A. Awe Earl Baker G. Baumgardner R. P. Baumgardner

0 Logan 0 Nelsonville 0 Westboro L Piqua L McLuney

N

120 120

85 115 133

N

360

42 60

354

75

30 25

425 1006

72 85

354

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10 3 1 16 42 4j 15 10 2(

I 7 14

3 5 1

6

4 23 1 1 9

5 4

4

145 20 11 10 72

175.00 35.00 50.00

684.15

1317.70 1986.20

267.21 40.00

120269

1317.70 2161.20 302.21 90.00

1886.84

Yes Yes Yes No No

Carl Beard A. H. Blackford M. L. Bogart E. E. Boggs OW. Burroughs

L Mt. Olivet L Union Furnace L( Good Hope O Arthur L North Bend

3 3 1 2 5 9 1

35 21 70 94 61

25 10 25 48 53

301 3

50 57 70

16

24 40 36

46 3

74 97

106

1(

3

2J

1

8

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3

1

1

5 1 6 3 4

1.00

10.00 13.75 13.00

193.43 21.54

195.85 144.36

194.43 2154(No

205.85 158.11

13.00

No

No Yes No

Edwin Brown O William Brown 0 James Carder L R. W. Chatfield 0 E. E.Connin 0

Toledo Oak Grove Floodwood Marion, 1st Springfield, 1st

9 6 9

3 3 14

82 91

71 186

34 14

48 27

183 24

310

112 4

295 28

310 473

2 25 1

150 18

27 1

6

4 1

1 3

21 1

4 11

6

12 13

3 12

12 6

10 38

93.15 45.00

116.48 35.00

1356.00 483.27

17i0.00 2190.00

1449.15 528.27

1906.48 2225.00

Yes No

Yes Keith L. Crocker John Dean IL C. H. Detty L H. Dickerson fL W. H. Dickinson 0

Deshler Ashley Wash. C. H. 1st Murray City Bowersville

4 8

5 1

8

36 140 111

88 80

18 44

100

47

30 265 216 12

27 186 116

6

57 451 322 18

200

1 1 6 2 2

8 65

407 4

4 23

187 2

2j 1

7 1

4

5 13

377 4 6

60.00 78.90

255.25 21.60

81.31 359.42 380.70 562.15 487.58

141.31 438.32 635.95 583.75 487.58

No Yes No No Yes

Cloyce Elsea (0 Ruth Finnefrock [0 William FinnefrockJL W. L. Fisher JO Carlton Ford 10

Kenton Lancaster Bremen Oakland Barberton

2 11

10 13

11

108 108

60 96

100

27 6

46 60

89 251 19

21 106

26

110 257

45 200

2 5 1

2

20 59 2

32 21 1

3 1

2

3 3

1

1 9 8

1 1 2

35 39

4

25.00 291.94 12.30 28.00

264.00

640.00 135.34 738.95 847.00

25.00 831.94 147.64[No 766.95

1107.00

No No

No Yes

Carl J. Hahn (0 Columbus, 1st Joel Harmon (0 Liberty Delbert Harper jL Wash. C. H. 2nd

6 2 2

78 70 60

28 40 60

320 70 42

690 50 10

1010 120

52 1 4

90

50

22 4

25

1 1 8

16

15

23 1

26 4 1

16 165 10 75

100.00 30.00

125.00

2264.28 913.42 112.24

2364.28 943.42 237.24

Yes Yes No

Paul Harris [0 John Hersman 0

Fostoria 3 75J Danville 2 60

51 1

301J 29 000 20 6

2 17 12 15 13

2[ 17 3 2 2

45 4

290.75 44.00

1033.95 1327.70Yes 473.15 517.13No

El. E. Hill [0 Alonzo Hill [0 Elurley Hill [0 Lundy Hill 0 Albert M. Hood 0

Bevis Oak Hill Greenville Hamilton Marion 2nd

6 7

71/z 2 2

110 69 75

104 87

52

24 35 40

40 61

118 371 150

3 5

172

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43 66

290 371 550

1 2 2

19 21 6

60 25

9 2

11 36 10

3

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1 1

1 4

2 2 2 9

9 4

14

4 52

9

304.00 51.94

118.25 90.00

127,00

974.00 780.00 860.00

1395.00 939.90

1278.001 831.94 978.25

1485.00 1066.90

No Yes Yes No

Charley Hook 10 A. E. Houck [0 G. L. Keene [0 Bertha Keinbaum 0 W. L. Kiiwy & wife 0

Salt Creek Valley West Carroilton Akron Leesburg Port Clinton

2 3 3 6 5 3 1

165 80 26

118 98

26 33 11 30 75

150

15 121 400

25

10 98

400

175 75 25

219 800

1 2

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24 9

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2 2

1

1 4

2 1

14 23

2 15 12

20.00

59.00 73.00

125.00

423.00 1886.86

110.00 912.00

1618.00

443.00 1886.86 169.00 985.00

1743.00

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L. F. Knight L Wrn. Loy L B. H. Lucas [0 W. F. Crum [L Dale McCristy [L

Shreve Pine Ridge Lima Pleasant Valley tossburg Zion

4 11

4 1 11

110 95

102 115

45 30 34 35

300 70

240 250

200

250 150

500

490 400

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22 2

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146.14

432.00 220.59]

1800.00 428.86

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Earl McKinney [0 James 0. Miller [0 W. C. Miller L W. E. Music L Walker Moore [0

New Madison Circleville Dayton, 1st East Canaan Dayton, 2nd

2 4 4 1 6 6 2

83 80 82 42 74

2 40 32

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25

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100 1102

259 85

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200

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2 4 1 1 2

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64.00 318.00

20.00

481.93 1100.00 1321.04

247.00 1680.00

545.93 1418.00 1321.04

267.00 1680.00

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W. E. Music L Paul Neville 0 H. E. Osborne 0 B. R. Overman 0 Kermit Phillips 0

New Marshifeld Delphos Defiance Springfield, 2nd Elmwood

6 3 2 4 6

45 80

124 80

156

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20 12 52

40 96

390 300

108

702 300

40 204 416

1092 600

1 3 2 2

12 104 102 47

7 U 10 1 8 3 20

1

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4

3 1

1

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2 35 25

15.00 22.20 40.00 55.00

600.00

216.63 464.00

1745.93 379.00

1820.00

231.63 664.25

1785.93 464.00

2420.001 Yes

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H. L. Pidcock [L John Pollard L B. H. Pugh 0 Irene Remy L .1. A. Reigel 0

Stewart Lodi Chillicothe Cm. West End Lima Mission

2 3 8 3 2 2 5

32 130 104

40 175

30 60 10 30 50

10 40

340

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10 200 200

250

20 240 540

375

1 2 2

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71 35

235

1 10 16

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2 3 3

2

2

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3 2

16 4 2

6 2 4

23 6

15 15 15

95.00 12.00

160.00 211.01

125.30 38.00

1282.50 462.65

1828.04

130.05 50.00

1542.50 673.66

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A. B. Ric?gs L I. R. Roberts 0 Chas. Rotroff 0 M. L. Russel 0 Chas. Rutherford Q[

Peebles Bradford Mt. Orab Portsmouth 2nd Afton

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4 6

5 14

5

8.15 66.00

184.00 189.26

66.92 1271.00

780.00 1110.00

75.07 1337.00

964.00 1299.26

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95 104 114

98 134 115

54 130

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120 96

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215 135] 350

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438.00 No 2165.00 Yes 1864.00No

962.00 No 1087.79 No

335.00 No 2404.00]No

882.60 Yes 89.17 No

332.00 1300.00 Yes

390.61 No 827.74 No

2100.00 Yes 218.28 566.14 Yes

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PASTORS' REPORT

Grand Rapids Liberty Center Williamsport Cincinnati, 2nd Arcanuni West Manchester Mansfield Portsmouth, 1st Crown City Miamisburg Sandusky Carbondale Berryville Sardinia Luhrig White Oak Leipsic

0 Napoleon [L Mason 0 Cincinnati, 1st 10 Columbus 2nd

PASTOR

0. E. Rutledge Helena Saneholtz Harry Sexton James Siders A. 0. Skillings J. A. Smith N. 0. Stucky

I Ray Sturch L. W. Sturk Jacob Swisher I. Tanier & R. Richard Irene Tanier 10 H. A. Taylor 0 Mrs. H. C. Walker 0 Meiroy Ward 0 J. R. Walter rO Mrs Harry Weaver]L L. A. Williams 0] Oma Williams 0] Daniel Woodward 0] J. B. Zeus tO] C. Wachenschwanz 01 Amy West LI Lloyd Winkle jL( Charley Hook JO] John Currens rLI Norval Rickner I Total

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205.00 42.15 1312.39 20.00 418.00

100.00 2065.00 97.00 1767.00 52.46 803.54

144.05 1043.74 50.00 285.00

220.00 2184.00 52.60 780.00]

89.17 312.00

1250.00 380.61 806.74

1895.00 165.78 549.92

2 165 26 100 73 173 1 24 2 2 1 14 20.80 245.40 8 80 34 25 4 29 1 20 4 25 20.00 480.00 1 14 14 10 10 1 I 1 64.00

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Deiphos 26 East Canaan 23 Elmwood 55 Fostoria 27 Good Hope 15

Danville 24 Dayton, 1st 63 Dayton, 2nd 45 Deer Creek 6 Defiance

Cm . West End 16 Circieville 28 Columbus, 1st 128 Columbus 2nd 33 Crown City 29

Bremen 25 Carbondale 37 Chillicothe 87 Cincinnati, 1st 189 Cincinnati, 2nd 80

Barberton 29 Berryville 23 Bevis 34 Bowersville 25 Bradford

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MISSIONS Columbus Lima 29 134 80 214 Total

NEW CHURCHES 29 1341 80 2141

Ashley Greenville Leipsic Pine Ridge Deshler

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22.29 54.37 73.81

613.05 1233.70 2498.06 2818.65 158.11

613.05 1255.99 2552.43 2892.46

272.00

392.001 780.00

1085.46 158.11

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18.20 13.95 14.56

290.25 119.18 310.67 163.09 105.131

44.15

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39.85

130.30 335.00 183.31 100.00

3700.00 2500.00

17500.00 1800.00

1900.00 1000.00 1140.00

613.05 1209.62 2028.74 2339.03

246.00

46.37 203.60 553.43

26.00 Barberton Berryville Bevis Bowersvjlle Bradford

13.04

254.58 5.14

679.57

1915.04 937.30

2042.95 1710.28 6966.61

3342.08 937.30

2297.53 1715.42 7646.18

847.00 627.93 974.00 619.49

1258.10

2.00 1.201

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944.361 66.411

481.111 131.711

5200.931

10.58 31.36

50.98

27.75 171.81

94.321 224.82

14.60 276.76

138.50

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239.44 260.00

3500.00 800.00

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113.29

3291.36 937.30

1720.51 1710.16 7258.531

50.72

577.02 5.26

387.65 Bremen Carbondale Chillicothe Cincinnati, 1st Cincinnati, 2nd

110.64 125.80

72.48

316.96 941.05

3591.27 5819.06 6643.87 1172.22 2460.25 9062.88 3400.88 859.56

316.96 941.05

3701.91 5944.86 6716.35

135.34 234.83

1282.50 2065.00 2184.00

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3.42 5.00

49.53 79.36 40.00

34.001 40.001 3.00

509.551 128.25 355.101 331.32 400.001 259.00

10.38 180.00 370.00 375.00 185.00

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3603.201 5691.53 5899.83

28.84

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5.96 270.52 230.81 102.60

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462.65 1100.00 2264.28 1767.00

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1291.671 644.07 71.461

129.39 20.00 11.52

10.00 280.06 565.79 239.70 116.72

3.57 148.73 141.75 180.00

103.00 237.00 382.17 200.00 238.80

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848.80

69.07 331.50

53.76 438.71

9.69 Danville Dayton, 1st Dayton, 2nd Deer Creek Defiance

2.65 185.35

71.161

180.32

797.22 2864.96 7874.82

5037.70

799.87 3050.31 7945.98

5218.02

415.79 1321.04 1770.00

1754.93 10.43

122.05 900.14

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167.00

20.20 209.11

34.48 29.00

333.00

341.66

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4953.84

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2.05 .50

170.28 2.55 9.38

722.66 427.86

4149.24 1827.17

506.58

724.71 428.36

4759.52 1829.72

515.96

447.64 278.52

2179.77 1033.95

205.85

9.35 6.00

148.00 95.44

1445.19 286.00

51.45

4.61 17.55 16.30

27.50 209.21 48.83

I 57.00

53.04 24.14

341.08

47.06

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5000.00 2069.06

717.90 420.40

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993.86 37.87 12.55

1737.59 4998.84! 2907.551

471.721

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484.27

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1395.001125.00 1613.451 10.00

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3614.101 453.79 269.26

14.00 45.82 37.04

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98.67 181.64 338.82

72.45

15.73 206.02 293.74

293.29 304.42 168.04 90.00

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3500.00[ 860.00 192.00

1737.59 5872.00 2914.88

440.21

120.70 30.54 44.06

Lancaster 112.59 2240.441 2353.03 640.001 658.94 23.13 257.92 57.00 553.25 3000.00 836.00 2183.24 169.79 Leesburg 29.441 2651.071 2680.511 912.001 5.001 305.711 62.261 417.431 95.451 429.761 3500.001 1110.00! 2437.96J 242.55 Liberty 65.86! 1891.50 1957.36 913.42 721.07 16.11 81.80 116.88 105.00 I 1932.45 24.91 Liberty Center 1572.89 1572.89 1043.74 10.00 20.68 15.00 198.07 21.02 240.23 1200.00 1560.74 12.15 Lima 61.90 3510.00 3571.40 1800.00 19.29 1174.57P 23.54! 120.00 209.40 120.00 3000.00 3466.80 104.60 Lodi 50.24 50.24 38.00 1.00 2.00 9.24 50.24 Logan 22.44 1445.22 1467.66 1317.70 336.73 227.52 2500.00 1416.14 51.52 Luhrig 432.61 432.61 265.40 17.25 17.00 406.81 25.80 Mansfield 429.45 1121.90 1551.35 312.00 274.00 18.00 60.00 134.00 286.84 1500.00 1100.00 1137.13 429.25 Marion, 1st 456.82 8846.93 9303.75 1790.00! 33.02 5369.02 67.00! 573.11 520.23 453.71 28800.00 1000.00 8806.09 497.66 Marion 2nd 3.98 2215.57 2219.55 949.90 514.93 35.48 136.06 318.26 2500.00 I 1944.63 274.92 Mason 7.61 1339.59 1347.20 536.00 5.00 5.00 520.93! 93.08 79.72 104.65 2000.00 500.00 1345.48 1.82 McLuney 11.88! 1930.80 1942.68 1236.45 23.57 369.93 158.48 133.00 15.33 1600.00 1936.76 5.82 Miamisburg 109.80 3122.60 3232.40 806.74 2001.04 77.55 80.00 188.86 5000.00 1300.00 3154.66 77.74 Morgan Center 326.15 326.15 211.04! 5.61 10.50 32.00 50.00 1200.00 319.15 7.00 Mt. Olivet 7.44 288.78 296.22 194.43 1.70 13.75 14.44 6.25! 39.75 47.55 296.22 Mt. Orab 110.00 1174.17 2110.00 780.00 32.00 192.00 209.00 349.00 336.00 1918.00 192.00 Mulberry 399.78 3399.74 3799.52 1594.00 26.00 45.00 1087.09 31.00 178.67 219.45 430.00 9500.00 1300.00 3611.21 188.31 Murray City 1.68 912.33 914.01 562.15 5.17 114.36 52.66 82.69 62.45 1000.00 I 878.48 51.45 Napoleon 23.04 2629.67 2652.71 1312.39 18.57 22.50 316.97 37.22 398.21 186.03 150.46 5500.00 2442.32 210.39 Nelsonville 144.18 4246.71 .1390.89 1986.20 6.53 21.58 1246.89 50.00 510.35 100.00 285.00! 13000.00 1500.00 4206.55 184.34 New Madison 68.45 945.09 1013.54 481.93 286.00 I 98.19! 53.99! 191.27! 2800.00! 623.00! 1013.19J .38 New Marshfield 6.16 268.81 274.29 216.3 24.74 55.92 2000.00 267.29 7.68 North Bend 467.15 467.15 195.00! 3.19 12.25 14.85 104.55 464.03 3.12 Oak Grove 915.68 915.68 483.26 6.01 8.25 34.39 19.26 87.30 71.95 205.15 1000.00 915.68 Oak Hill 176.40 1828.43 2375.19 812.45! 210.50! 243.31 256.00 1500.00 J965.26 409.93 Oakland 31.33 1321.81 1353.14 738.95 12.37 19.51 39.37 26.92 331.51 96.04 1264.00 88.83 Peebles 634.80 634.80 234.67 162.00 37.90 26.23 50.00 500.80 134.00 Portsmouth, 1st 111.16 3861.42 3972.58 1250.00 2222.82 86.57 124.00 100.00 4000.00 2520.00 3783.39 189.19 Portsmouth 2nd 10.19 2274.65 2284.84 1110.00 690.05] 55.35 11.51 70.14 146.00 3000.00 2188.40 85.95 Piqua 361.47! 2553.26 2914.73 40.00 2503.85 131.88 190.00 2829.82 84.91 Pleasant Valley 22.17 1345.89 1368.06 428.86 744.001 67.31 133.44 1367.70 .36 Port Clinton 444.14 4035.93 4480.07 1618.00 10.00 1230.77 9.53 2224.60 180.73 331.00 5750.00 3756.07 724.00 Richwood 12.28 751.83 764.11 205.00 386.86 11.09! 128.001 1000.00! 200.00 730.95 33.16 ]RossburgZion 438.59 438.59 341.15 2.00 2.00 26.28 3.01 335.251 31.10 I 438.59

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22.90 1450.33 2445.90

177.59 7899.02 826.00

1473.23 2445.90,

11.751 8076.61

826.00

443.00 1970.00

2190.00 464.00

5.00

10.00 5.00

3.001

65.001

759.61(

I 2104.85 200.00

6.051

68.60 12.85

163.44 42.55

635.00 22.65

5.001 71.30

373.19 50.00

348.00

286.00 172.00

8000.00

10000.00

4978.00 905.03

2445.90 11.75

5732.64 826.00

568.20

2343.97

Shreve Stewart St. Marys Toledo Union Furnace

.39 32.33 18.56

228.01 1542.51 2850.40 263.07

228.40 2871.14 2868.96

263.07

125.30 1450.32 1356.00

154.26

8.52 6.61

1.55 8.75

28.581 210.611 20.49 333.78 18.78

36.65 164.30 206.47

53.44

382.13 169.02

35.25 322.93 283.41 150.11

1000.00 5000.00 3000.00

227.25 2838.81 2655.64

257.81

1.15 28.03

215.32 5.26

Wash. C. H. 1st Wash. C. H. 2nd Westboro West Carroliton West Manchester

4.25 28.88 20.54

666.63 531.73 589.84

3841.26 224.21

666.63 380.70 535.98 77.90 618.72 287.67

3861.90 1886.86 224.21

20.37 5.00

137.75 117.19

1266.74 73.62

16.60 22.50

12.00 49.10

228.29 54.00

10.00 291.64

278.00 300.00 140.00 347.97 81.95

1500.00 850.00

10000.00

I 450.00

981.38

651.55 527.65 610.56

3764.17 214.57

7.15 8.33 8.16

68.69 9.64

'White Oak Williamsport

230.26 26.00

1769.14 841.12

1999.40 780.00 867.12 285.00 2.00

7.60 508.21 160.84 34.66

109.02 85.72

6.12 329.28 50.00

1740.23 703.22

259.17 163.90

Totals I 7493.63 182588.601204304.68 68401.05(553.201417.21145422.5511403.37 14382.35 8523.19 15596.77 324760.00 47744.731181556.3013725.55 MISSIONS

Lima I 3394.611 3394.611 1828.041 I 1408.261 I 154.571 943.041 3390.871 3.74 Total I 3394.611 3394.611 1828.041 I I 1408.261 I 154.571 943.041 3390.871 3.74

NEW CHURCHES Ashley Greenville Leipsic Pine Ridge Deshler Mission Total

805.55 1383.67

812.14 3001.361

805.55 1383.67

360.59 812.14

3361.951

440.99 620.00

220.59 81.31

1362.80

277.77 368.24

3.00 649.01

19.66

19.66'

11.84 61.08

72.92

45.63 100.23

71.00 302.401 519.26

200.00 500.00 700.00

I 795.891 9.66 I 1149.431 234.24 I I I 63.791 76.21

100.001 606.711 205.43 100.001 2615.821 525.54

Grand Total 7493.63 187215.43 211061.24 71591.98 553.201412.21 46357.78 1423.03 14500.8218523.19 16729.071331760.00147844.731187562.99[13754.83

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30.09 361.96

83.52 21.93

17.73 16.40

31.39 15.27 6.18

22.99 361.96 80.73 30.46

6.92 23.17 311.15

1.98 78.54 3.22 12.53

118.58 236.12 343.49 189.94

39.57 144.97

43.77 240.32 158.92

1785.26 39.34 45.83

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624.12 1780.57 59.26

517.48 939.46 405.04

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46.40 71.24 17.08 33.57

167.32 90.23 94.43 55.42

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21.63 18.31 51.61 46.02

15.81 36.81 8.56 3.50 5.60 8.07 1.08

11.92 3.43

53.31 1365.02

10.20 342.44

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118.58 212.00 296.22 183.53

38.07 109.77

35.52 156.03 121.55

1684.25 37.65 43.77

700.95 234.23

1588.59 59.26

428.30 939.46 346.36

21.63 48.11 30.77

302.90 42.68 262.07 26.82

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54.53 238.26 280.65 322.13 37.64 56.52

286.82 288.86

1.31 34.62 20.65 19.26 3.84

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10 100 123 6 17 16

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9.44 30.34 26.69 3.95

267.58 129.45 125.671 166.61

298.97 361.07 535.77 166.61

31.39 96.37

100.83 25.54

9.69 19.82 15.86

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12.26 181.46 367.55

131.62

50.55 8.00 Lancaster Leesburg Liberty Liberty Center Lima

521 52 50 52 52

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73 43 40 38 75 12 77 30 45

87 52 48 38 80 22 95 30 47

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119.99 58.22

378.97 283.40 154.16

201.63 90.36

405.36 315.68 245.14

50.26 39.91 36.85 38.85 90.50

13.13 15.94

12.91 14.84

50.29 15.16

15.94 64.49 14.90

137.63 81.54

356.42 289.46 211.81

64.00 8.82

48.94 26.22 33.33

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10.53 173.47

28.48 208.00

197.71 85.42

123.90 266.33 12.00

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13.56 222.70 32.95

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248.621 112.76 142.72 266.68

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21.25 214.00

155.26 48.28 60.06 44.34 12.00

1.03 13.04

4.47 6.00

18.02

11.43

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13.56 158.02

25.06 214.00

64.68 7.89

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52 52 52 52 48

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12 11

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47 35 56 40 13 8

44 70 36 58

49 38 64 48

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173.28 104.54 142.72 266.68 12.00

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32 50 52 52 52

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181.93

10.62 176.30 750.64 119.92 559.13

7.87 50.19 99.48 49.01 57.11

7.85 20.68

18.72

30.15 446.96

343.45

56.69 358.63

61.92

7.87 171.35 708.95

90.20 541.85

2.75 4.95

41.69 20.72 17.28

Nelsonville New Madison New Marshfield North Bend Oak Grove

52 52 49 52 521

16 5 6 4 9

214 300 39 26 21 24 22 49 46

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80.57 13.62

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622.94 79.61 37.79 42.63 92.55

880.29 191.42

89.52 45.75

219.85

187.75 13.28 25.14

4.00 45.48

8.71 6.87 6.40 3.12

13.05

121.54 91.32 41.59

63.73

432.01 807.62 172.37

66.97 10.81

157.38

72.67 19.05 12.55 34.94 62.47

Oak Hill Oakland Peebles Portsmouth, 1st Portsmouth 2nd

52 52 47 52 52

10 9 7 8 7

85 36 19 62 45 18

105 40 24 72 56 37

20 4 5

10 11 2

34.13 10.85

38.42 8.88

209.76 71.08 41.58

184.76 100.50

258.65 111.31

46.67 239.89 135.06

43.45 34.90 29.59 39.65 27.19

14.76 9.77 2.59

16.71

30.56 2.50

25.68

258.65 98.94 41.22

165.26 131.60

12.37 5.45

74.63 3.46

Piqua 52 10 19 6 19.12 85.19 136.77 24.09 6.57 25.89 132.74 4.03 Pleasant Valley 52 10 71 70 1 19 39.40 165.68 253.73 37.53 16.27 32.38 119.44 48.65 191.59 62.14 Port Clinton 52 8 53 61 8 9 63.12 211.24 1083.26 66.76 23.72 785.18 958.05 125.21 Richwood 50 6 36 25 11 8.00 82.95 98.02 20.55 7.07 74.55 25.05 lRossburg Zion 51 7 13 16 3 16.25 24.44 27.14 15.00 2.70 39.68 3.71 Salt Creek Valley 49 8 42 54 12 8 73.56 125.271 23.541 14.951 12.761 9•79 l 12.39 Sandusky 49 7 31 28 3 15 6.11 119.91 151.55 66.67 10.53 15.00 13.88 151.55 Sardinia Springfield, 1st 521 15 126 132 6 16 147.00 176.00 526.21 150.05 36.31 166.01 503.83 22.38 Springfield, 2nd Shreve 52 4 28 26 2 4.00 97.33 31.54 91.31 6.02 Stewart 52 3 24 20 4 1.38 15.65 17.03 11.69 12.98 4.05 St. Marys 52 9 66 55 11 31 12.28 235.23 407.76 61.63 16.59 6.85 289.71 387.88 19.88 Toledo 52 12 68 71 3 30 19.54 159.15 327.90 60.75 21.61 6.72 120.88 19.25 278.21 49.69 Union Furnace 45 3 13 18 5 21.88 2477 18.05 2.89 20.94 3.83 Van Wert Wash. C. H. 1st 52 6 45 57 12 67.16 68.67 24.96 1.51 52.66 16.01 Wash. C. H. 2nd 52 7 40 45 5 8 2.49 2.00 62.08 20.28 2.78 53.70 8.38 Westboro 51 2 21 28 6 4.97 40.02 44.99 30.70 5.65 30.70 14.29 West Carrollton 52 13 88 89 1 15 67.75 414.30 924.20 87.03 23.77 189.48 335.05 119.62 818.05 106.15 West Manchester 50 4 7 15 8 24.89 34.13 10.71 2.74 6.50 26.33 7.80 White Oak 52 11 46 52 6 24.66 131.37 12.48 15.92 12.48 147.92 20.59 Williamsport 52 7 35 31 4 52 49.17 83.77 29.00 34.66 71.05 12.72 Totals I 4005 634 3920 4379 102 546 757 1655.30 11868.05 21021.66 3815.46 856.93 6619.67 2301.78 250.06 19294.41 2517.50

MISSIONS Lima 121 101 198.451 204.831 118.451 6.381 198.451 6.25 Total 121 101 198.451 204.831 118.451 6.381 198.451 6.25

NEW CHURCHES Ashley 40 8 35 8 58.58 61.97 37.11 3.39 49.61 12.36 Greenville 35 10 37 6 182.86 286.84 18.38 2.47 101.51 135.71 151.13 Leipsic 8 4 30 4 Pine Ridge 48 4 23 60.30 60.30 30.77 3.85 30.77 29.53 Deshler Mission 17 4 15 36.29 36.41 6.00 .12 13.95 22.46 Total 1401 26 110 18 338.03 445.52 92.26 9.83 101.51 230.04 215.48 Grand Total 141971 6711 40761 44311 1021 5521 7851 1679.86J12535.90' 21684.491 4042.091 885.6216718.1812301.781 250.06119870.821 2759.82

YOUNG PEOPLES' REPORT

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oose lun I Grand Rapids 49 9 3 5 17 34 17 20 4.55 43.95 48.50 33.001 10.00 43.00 5.00 flamfiton 52 64 49 15 35 16.97 58.92 75.89 13.00 51.12 21.77 Jackson 52 12 7 19 20 1 14 3.15 11.52 42.20 44.74 10.00 54.77 2.13 Kenton 12.55 471.72 484.27 440.21 44.0G

Lancaster 52 21 18 39 42 - 3 58 3.46 17.18 20.64 13.00 13.87 6.77 Leesburg 52 18 2 8 28 291 1 28 9.67 102.83! 112.501 34.20 50.00J 84.20 28.30 Liberty 2.07 9.73 11.80 10.00 10.00 1.80 Liberty Center 45 20 10 30 30 36.48 36.48 10.00 29.00 7.48 Lima 38 22 10 16 48 44 4 6.58 2342 30.00 13.00 19.00

Lodi Logan 52 16 4 11 30 16 14 20 4.85 25.69 30.54 16.31 13.01 19.25 11.29 Luhrig Mansfield 33 10 6 16 29 13 20 5.51 301.00 306.51 301.00 5.51 Marion, 1st 29.41 279.38 308.75 10.00 265.96 42.69

Marion 2nd 40 22 15.76 41.43 57.19 35.39 31.80 Mason 47 9 2 8 19 30 11 15 30.84 30.84 13.00 23.00 7.84 McLuney 50 25 25 66.52 41.77 24.75 Miamisburg 4.00 4.00 4.00 Morgan Center Mt. Olivet 3 1 25 13.35 13.35 13.00 .35 Mt. Orab 48 13 4 23 40 16 14 41 35 8.62 103.00 111.62 10.00 97.49 14.23 Mulberry 8.15 35.68 43.83 21.25 10.00 31.251 12.58 Murray City Napoleon 25.83 25.83 13.00 15.55 10.28 Nelsonville 39 28 5 4 37 40 3 21 39 3.49 6.52 10.01 10.00 10.00 .01 New Madison 13.00 13.00 13.00 New Marshfleld North Bend Oak Grove Oak Hill 48 14 4 11 29 43 14 40 40 1.43 11.99 13.42 13.00 13.00 .42 Oakland 52 15 5.85 27.97 33.82 12.36 13.00 25.36 8.46 Peebles Portsmouth, 1st 45 39 3 7 49 41 8 70 841 2.21 13.53 15.74 10.22 10.22 5.52 Portsmouth 2nd 12 12 19.18 19.18 10.18 10.18 9.00 Piqua 5.00 5.00 5.00 Pleasant Valley 4.00 4.00 4.00 Port Clinton 42 12 13 3 28 22 6 24 351 7.00 213.42 220.42 10.00 217.00 3.42 Richwood flOssburg Zion 5.00 5.00 5.00

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MISSIONS Lima 50( 201 I I 151 I I 30.00( 30.001 Total I 501 201 I I 151 I 30.001 30.001

NEW CHURCHES Ashley Greenville Leipsic Pine Ridge Deshler Mission

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Total I I I I 114711146

I 1271110517481

I I I 8.121 8.12 8.121 Grand Total 110841

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..-...- 4916.111 1057.181 1906.611 4030.761 741.21

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2763! 923.82 400! 100.00

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(Illness) 135 42 200 50 129 75 112

40 54

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EVANGELISTS' AND UNSTATIONED PREACHERS' REPORT

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0. M. AWE CARL F. BEARD FYLENA H. BEARD ETHEL BENNETI CELIA BRADSHAW

11 34

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101 18 10

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(Illness) 15 8 190

38 73 185 25

78 160 20 275 26 7 48 35

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C. M. BROWN MRS. C. M. BROWN MRS. EDWIN BROWN MARY L. CAMERON JAMES CARDER J.L. DEAN MRS. J. L. DEAN DOROTHA DOBIE TROY FIELDS HELEN FRANCIS MARY FORAKER HEZEKIAH FORD DOROTHY GALLAGHER KRIKER GAYJIKIAN WATSON GOODMAN W. P. GOODMAN REV. & MRS. C. GREEN F. L. GREEN F. H. GILLAND BERTHA HASS

26 2

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10 5 25 10 3 55 20

1 6 2] 3 Bible School

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ATVILL A. HAINES WILHELMINA M. HAINES S. H. HAMILTON WM. R. HANNAN CORA HATHAWAY NORVAL D. HAYSLIP AMOS HOOVER A. D. HUNT ED. HARROLD J. H. KELLY M. C. KITTLE ELI LIPPS CHESTER LOCKER MARY S. LOGAN PAUL LUCAS VIOLET LUCAS E. M. MADDOX LENA McKINNEY VIOLA MELLING ORUS. C. MOORE JAMES B. MYERS EDDIE MORAN CHARLES C. MOURER RUTH NUBY MRS .C. P. PRIDGEN

5 2

10 292 239 115 200 56

40 261 275

78 14

300 20

6

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8 247 318 146

25 90

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52 54

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11

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231 176 6 2 5 4

20 4 10 10

101 21 12 498 700 24 10 15

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10 276 5 185 93 421 132 41 23 8

21 1 5

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15.63 7112 1913.99

1149.79

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GEORGE POOLE C. E. POWELL RAY E. RICHARD MRS. L. R. ROBERTS GRACE ROHLAND ELLA RUTHERFORD ALBERT SELBEE MRS. D. C. SHEARER BERNICE SMITH JOHN D. STURK M. G. STANDLEY

20 7 151 1 42 36 341 41 7 121

38 35J 8511 21 31

3 6 254

60 55 1 5 60 60 98 50

President of God's Bible School, Cincinnati, Revivalist" and "Sparkllng Waters."

21 I 11 3j 201 50001 94.00

II 111 30001 275.00 I ii

801 375 48

130 200 21 120 50 75 1 5 14

2 1

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1750 200.00

I 3 I 750.00 Ohio and Editor of "God's

God's Bible School, Cincinnati, I 1 67 33 2

11 ii 17 226 59 9

200 1

5 27 9 21

MRS. M. G. STANDLEY A. J. STEIGER MELVIN D. STIVERSON FRANCIS ST. CLAIR MRS. JOSEPHINE STURK MRS. LYDIA SWICK HELEN W. TATMANN C. WACHENSCHWANZ MRS. J. R. WAL'1iRS CLYDE 0. WA'III'ERS ALICE WHITE LENA BE VAN WILSON DANIEL E. WOODWARD CLEONA WRIGHT ELMER YOH

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2 30001 119.40 2441 3.50

27631 988.82

1 5

554.30 74.61

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Secretary of 421 404

4 50 177 38

17 150

209 65 5

25

15 I 47 51 8 32

168 I 20 50 I 20 10 3 6

Matron of God's Bible School. 171 I 25 5 12 256 20

(2 Months) 201 301 31 51 101 12 201 101 1 2

Totals 50871 182 47361 1501 159164551 700 11951 48J 91 251 23712256941 22891.18

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Mrs. Grace Benjamine Mrs. Betty Bobst Mrs. Mae Brooks Irene Burbaugh Bertie Boling Mary Foraker Ida Greene Mary Griffith Inez Kasler Mrs. Augusta Merkie

Portsmouth Columbus

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Marion

Springfield Mrs. B. H. Pugh Kate Putman Mrs. Nannie Rutherford Mrs. Violet Thorne Mrs. F. H. Torbohlen Mrs. Edith Zarley

Chillicothe Cincinnati Mt. Orab Lancaster Sandusky

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