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MINUTES of the

Fourteenth Annual Assembly

Kansas District

PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH

Held in Hutchinson, Kansas, June 13th to 17th, 1927

Officers of the Assembly HOWARD J. BEECHER . District Superintendent M. M. CONRAD . . Assistant J. PAUL ROPER District Secretary MRs. J. J. CORK District Treasurer

DISTRICT COUNCIL Howard J. Beecher

Mrs. J. J. Cork Albert Smith

M. M. Conrad J. Paul Roper Benjamin Brockman J. J. Cork

EXAMINING BOARD Lloyd \Vaddell Mrs. C. F. Berkgren Mrs. J. J. Cork

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ORDAINED MINISTERS 1918 Howard J. Beecher Argonia, Kans. (Box 25) 1917 Lloyd Waddell Fredonia, Kansas 1926 Harley Fortner Wellington, 1925 J. Paul Roper Haigler, Nebr. (Box 375) 1923 M. M. Conrad Sabetha, Kansas 1926 Benjamin Brockman 1133 East 4th St., Hutchinson, 1916 J. J. Cork Colby, Kansas (250 N. Range) 1919 Mrs. ,J. J. Cork Colby, " 1923 Velma Berkgren Monument, Kansas

L V. Hills British Guiana, S. America Mrs. L. V. Hills

1918 Harry L. Solter Gopiganj, Benares State, U. P., India 1904 W. J. Webster Caldwell, Idaho 1921 Geo. E. Rubicam Kansas City, Mo. 1918 G. J. Hirt Hutchinson, Kansas 1916 Inez L. Roper Haigler, Nebraska, (Box 375) 1925 S. H. Umbarger Miami St., Paola, Kansas 1922 Albert Smith Lincoln, 1909 L C. Dunbar 717 East 9th St., Hutchinson, 1909 Mrs. I. C. Dunbar 1924 D. I. McCracken 401 Parker Ave., Osawatomie, 1927 Thressa McCracken - - - 1926 Mrs. C. A. Brockman 1133 E. 4th St., Hutchinson,

W. W. Armstrong - - - Rexford, A. F. Duncan Scott City, Mrs. A. F. Duncan - -

1927 L. F. Upshaw 110 N. 14th St., Fredonia, 1927 0. G. Hahn Osawatomie,

C. C. McNall (Box 485) Goodland,

ORDAINED DEACONESSES 1926 Mrs. S. H. Umbarger - - Miami St., Paola, Kansas

LICENSED PREACHERS Guy Slate,

1925 J. W. Clarey, 1925 Howard K. Busby,

Mrs. Chrystal Beecher, 1926 Carl J. Hahn, 1926 Ralph Fl. Smith,

Mrs. James Craike Charles Gafford E. A. Gafford B. J. Taylor

1927 Ray Close 1927 R. E. Clary 1927 Oscar Felsburg

Fredonia, Kansas Fredonia,

Fall River, Box 25, Argonia,

Osawatomie, Lincoln, Oakley,

Goodland, 125 So. 3rd St., Fredonia,

Winona, Colby,

Fredonia, (Ralph H. Smith) Lincoln,

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LICENSED PREACHERS---CoNTINuED

1927 J. H. Philpot . . Fredonia, Kansas 1927 Mrs. M. M. Conrad Sabetha, " 1927 Alice M. Pratt Beaver Darn, Wisconsin 1927 Frank Welsh Severy, Kansas 1927 0. M. Mans Johnson,

Frank Wing Scott City, D. R. Close Bird City,

LICENSED DEACON ESSES 1924 Mrs. Elsie Justice Fall River, Kansas 1924 Ruth H. Bean . Little River, 1923 Mrs. E. A. Cooper Pasadena, California

Mrs. Opal J. Webster Caldwell, Idaho 1927 Grace Mans . Johnson, Kansas

DELEGATES Mrs. Ray Prichard Mrs. C. C. McNall Mrs. John Jones

A. W. Tnomble J. E. Isgrigg R. J. Fields Bro. McCullough Earl Wier Mrs. Spear Mrs. 0. M. Mans Miss Verna Harris

Mrs. H. K. Busby


MINUTES of the

Fourteenth Annual Assembly of the Kansas District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church

First Session June 13th, 1927

The fourteenth annual Assembly of the Kansas District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church convened at Hutchinson, Kansas, June 13th to 17th, 1927, with General Superintendent Rev. Seth C. Rees in chair. Devotional services were led by Dist. Supt. Rev. Howard J. Beecher.

Moved and carried that the reading of minutes of last Assem-bly be omitted.

Roll call read and corrected. Moved and carried that all local preachers acting as pastors

he admitted into the Assembly bar with full Assembly privileges. Moved and carried that the first four rows of seats constitute

the Assembly bar. Moved and carried that Rev. I. C. Dunbar and wife be received

into the Assembly. Moved and carried that greetings from the Oklahoma District

and from Bro. H. L. Solter of India, be accepted. Moved and carried that greetings from Brother and Sister

Webster of Caldwell, Idaho, be accepted. Moved and carried that the District Superintendent appoint all

committees. Moved and carried that the time of Assembly be from 8 A. M.

to 12NOON. Reports of pastors read and acted on by Assembly. Partial reports of unstationed pastors, evangelists and deacon-

esses read and acted on by Assembly. Moved and carried that Bro. I-I. L. Solter of India, be advised

that this District will continue to support him on the field. Committees appointed as follows:

EXAMINING BOARD—Lloyd Waddell and M. M. Conrad RESOLUTION—Harley Fortner, Thressa McCracken, Inez L. Roper WAYS AND MEANS—D. R. Close, Albert Smith, D. I. McCracken FOREIGN MISSIONARY—Ralph Smith and Carl Hahn

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HOME MISSIONARY—M. M. Conrad, Benj. Brockman, J. P. Roper STATISTICAL—Glen Hahn, Howard K. Busby, Ray Close PUBLICATION—Mrs. C. C. McNall and Mrs. B. J. Taylor RECEPTION—I. C. Dunbar and M. M. Conrad AUDITING—Mrs. H. K. Busby and Mrs. C. C. McNall

Moved and carried that this district adopt the financial plan recommended by the General Assembly.

Motion to adjourn in order.

Second Session June 14th, 1927

Session opened with Gen. Supt. Rev. Seth C. Rees in chair. Devotional services were led by Rev. M. M. Conrad. Minutes of last session read and accepted. Roll call read and approved.

Reports of unstationed ministers, evangelists and deaconesses read and acted on by the Assembly.

Moved and carried that Bro. Conrad write out his Home Mis-sionary Report so as to be spread on the minutes.

Reports of pastors read and approved. Eastern Kansas District Treasurers Report read and accepted.

(Seepage 15) Moved and carried that all statistical reports be turned in

without reading. Moved and seconded that the above motion be amended so as

to include all other reports not yet read. Carried. Rev. R. E. Dunham of the Nazarene Church, was introduced

to the Assembly and gave his testimony, after which motion was passed granting him an honorary seat in conference bar.

Upon being presented to Assembly, motion was passed inviting Sister Rees into conference bar with conference privileges.

Partial report of Resolution Committee read and acted upon. (Seepage Ii

Moved and carried that Committee on Publication fix amount of District stationery to be printed.

Moved and carried that rules relative to time of session he suspended.


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Third Session June 15th, 1927

Session opened with Gen. Supt. Seth C. Rees in chair. Devo-tional services were led by Sister Brockman. Minutes read and ap-proved, followed by roll call.

Brother and Sister J. J. Cork of Western Kansas, were intro-duced to the Assembly.

Rev. Mack Anderson of the Nazarene Church, was introduced to the Assembly and given an honorary seat in conference bar.

Brother Oscar Felsburg was introduced to the Assembly and given an honorary seat.

Rev. Howard K. Busby and wife were presented to Assembly. Report of District Superintendent read and accepted. See

page 12) Report of Brother and Sister Cork read and accepted. Home and Foreign Missionary report of Western Kansas read

and accepted. See page 13 Home Missionary report of Rev. S. H. Umbarger read and ac-

cepted. Moved and carried that election of officers be held at nine

o'clock Thursday. Moved and carried that the churches of Woodlawn, Sabetha

and Jerome be received into the Assembly. Various reports of pastors, evangelists, etc., read and acted on

by the Assembly. Report of Home Missionary Committee read and acted on by

Assembly. See page 13) Report of Finance Committee read and acted on by Assembly.

(Seepage 15) Partial report of Resolution Committee read and acted on by

Assembly. See page I I) Moved and carried that we incorporate into the State and that

the State Council be authorized to proceed with this business. Moved and carried that Ordination Services be held Friday, 10

A. M.

Mrs. J. J. Cork was appointed by District Superintendent to fill vacancy on examining board.

Moved and seconded that rules be suspended and that we ad-journ. Carried.


Fourth Session June 16th, 1927

Session opened with General Superintendent Seth C. Rees in chair. Devotional services were conducted by Rev. J. Earl Benja-man. Roll call omitted. Minutes of last session read and approved after correction.

Moved and carried that all former action relative to Committee on Publications be rescinded.

Moved and carried that publication of Minutes be placed in the hands of the District Secretary.

Report of Examining Committee read and acted on by the Assembly. See page 16)

Rev. A. L. Hipple of the Nazarene Church, was introduced to the Assembly and granted an honorary seat in conference bar.

Report of Foreign Missionary Committee read and acted on by Assembly. (See page 14)

Partial report of Financial Committee read and acted on by Assembly. (See page 15)

Next in order was the election of officers, which resulted as follows: DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT—Rev. Howard J. Beecher ASSISTANT DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT—Rev. M. M. Conrad DISTRICT SECRETARY—J. Paul Roper DISTRICT TREASURER—Mrs. j. j. Cork

Other Members of the District Council elected were: Rev. j. j. Cork Rev. Benjamin Brockman Rev. Albert Smith

Moved and carried that we elect a new Examining Board. One for three years, one for two years and one for one year.

Moved and carried that we suspend rules and declare the one receiving the highest number of votes elected for three years, the second highest for two years and the third highest for one year.

The election resulted as follows: Rev. Lloyd Waddell for three years Mrs. Velma Berkgren for two years Mrs. J. j. Cork for one year

Moved and carried that three members comprise the Home Missionary Board and were elected as follows:

Rev. Lloyd Waddell, Chairman Rev. Ben. Brockman, Treasurer

At this time it was moved and carried that Rev. M. M. Conrad be elected as Secretary of Home Missionary Board by acclamation.

Brother Waddell offers his resignation from the Examining


Board which was not accepted by Assembly. Moved and carried that Brother Waddell be excused from As-

sembly bar to get his reports. Moved and carried that the Foreign Missionary Board be com-

posed of three members; the one receiving the highest number of votes to be declared Chairman, the second highest Secretary and the third Treasurer. The election resulted as follows:

D. R. Close, Chairman Ralph Smith, Treasurer

It was now moved and carried that Brother Fortner be declared elected to the Foreign Missionary Board by acclamation to act as Secretary.

Moved and carried that actions relative to Brother Fortner in the above motion be rescinded and that he fill the office of Treas-urer of the Foreign Missionary Board.

Moved and carried that a price of ten cents per copy he placed on the Minutes.

Moved and carried that each pastor or delegate, or in their absence the District Superintendent or District Secretary make in-quiries of the churches as to the number of minutes they will re-quire at ten cents per copy.

Moved and carried that the District cause to have printed 150 copies of Minutes over the amount required by the churches.

Moved and carried that the amount of District stationery needed be referred to the State Council.

Moved and carried that a free will offering be taken up and divided equally between the Treasurer and Secretary of the District

Moved and carried that each church make one straw tick and two comforters to be used for the Annual Camp and Assembly.


Fifth Session June 17th, 1927

Session opened with Gen. Supt. Rev. Seth C. Rees in the chair. Devotional services were led by J. Earl Benjaman. Minutes of last session read and accepted. Final reading of roll call approved by Assembly.

Upon request of Brother Benjaman it was moved and carried that we grant him a letter of transfer to the Oklahoma District.

N/loved and carried that the Statistical Committee report; which


report was accepted after correction. After a short talk by Bro. Rees advising the Assembly of the

need of new subscriptions to the Advocate, the members of this As-sembly pledged themselves to secure 250 new subscriptions to the Advocate the coming year.

Moved and seconded that a committee of three be appointed to have the matter of the purchase of a new camp ground sight and the selling of the present ones in their charge with power to act and that the District Superintendent be chairman of this committee. Carried.

Moved and supported that the District Superintendent appoint the other members of this committee. Carried.

Appointments of this committee were as follows: Rev. I. C. Dunbar Rev. M. M. Conrad

Partial report of the Home Missionary Committee read and acted on by Assembly. (See page 13)

Moved and carried that a camp superintendent and committee be appointed. Rev. M. Nil. Conrad was appointed as District Camp Superintendent. Moved and carried that the Camp Superintendent appoint his own Camp Committee.

Report of the Examining Board read and acted on by Assem- bly. See page l6

Moved and carried that action relative to Ordination Services for Friday at 10 A. M., be rescinded and that Ordination Services be held Sunday morning, June 19th, 1927.

Moved and carried that the District Superintendent elect a Camp Meeting Treasurer. Brother Harley Fortner was elected.

Report of Fredonia Church read and approved. Report of Auditing Committee read and approved. Motion to adjourn in order. Assembly closed by singing Bless

be the tie that binds.'

Ordination Services

Ordination services were held Sunday morning, June 19th, 1927, with Sister Thressa McCracken. Brother L. F. Upshaw and Brother Glen Hahn as candi- dates for ordination. Services opened by singing "A Charge to Keep I Have, followed by an exhortation by Rev. Seth C. Rees, after which the District Coun-cil and other elders by prayer and the laying on of the hands set aside the candi-dates to the work whereunto God had called them.


Report of Resolution Committee (1) Resolved, that we as the Kansas District and Assembly send a telegram to Bro. Waddell, expressing our sympathy in his bereavement, due to the death of his mother. Carried.

Moved and seconded that Brother Beecher send this telegram. Carried.

(2) Resolved that a portion of the forenoons of the Camp Meetings previous to the opening of the Assembly, be devoted to the discussion of ministerial, church and Sunday school problems, and thac these discussions be conducted under the direction of the District Superintendent. Tabled

(3) Resolved, that all reports be made out in full previous to the opening ses-sion of the Assembly, Carried

(4) Whereas, there is a dangerous tendency noticeable on the part of some of our members toward worldliness in dress that borders on immodesty, therefore, be it resolved, that this Assembly instruct each pastor and evangelist of the Dis-trict to exercise the greatest care to impress upon the minds of prospective mem-bers the necessity of conforming in their dress to the Bible and the Manual and that this Assembly, composed of members of the Kansas District, place ourselves on record as being opposed to bobbed hair, short sleeves, short skirts, low-necks, and the wearing of jewelry. Also that present members who refuse to regulate their dress so as to cop'iply with the Bible, the Manual and this Resolution, be refused the privilege of voring. holding o!fioe or teaching class. Carried.

(5) Resolved that all active pastors of this District be advised by the Assembly to employ Evangelists of the Pilgrim Holiness Church in preference to Evange-lists of other denominations. Adopted.

(6) Resolved that the District Council cause to have printed District stationery and that all members of the Council be permitted to use the same free of charge. Also that the Assembly recommend that all pastors, evangelists, deaconesses. local preachers and members of the Assembly other than those already referred to, use this stationery; the same to be obtained from the District Secretary at cost. Carried.

(7) Inasmuch as God has favored us with the presence of our dearly beloved Gen. Supt, Rev. Seth C. Rees and wife, be it resolved that we show our appre-ciation of this favor by a rising vote. Carried.

(8) Inasmuch as the people of Hutchinson have so liberally and loyally provid-ed for the camp, be it resolved that we show our appreciation to them by a rising vote and that this resolution be openly read at the last Sunday afternoon service. Adopted.

(9) Resolved that we hereby recommend that each Church after prayerful con-sideration with pastor and advisory board, allow the pastor to hold at least one Home Missionary or Revival Meeting off charge. Carried.

(10) Resolved that a special young people's and children's worker be employed for che 1928 Camp. Carried. (11) Resolved that the next years Camp Meeting be held August 2nd to 12th, and that the District Assembly be called together at a time determined by the Council. Adopced. (12) Resolved that next years Camp and Assembly be held in Hutchinson, Kansas Substituted to read that this matter be referred co State Council with


power to act. Carried as substituted.

(13) Resolved that we hold a Ministerial Convention at a point and time to be determined by the District Council. Carried.

(14) Resolved that the names and present addresses of district preachers and date of their ordination or license be printed in the Minutes. .Adopted.

District Superintendent's Report

To The Pilgrim Holiness Church. Kansas District, Greetings:— Dear Co-labourers: Another conference year has come to a close, and in

compliance with our custom of giving an account of our yearly labor, it faintly reminds us of hc time when we shall be assembled at the judgment to give an entire account of our lifes work. The past year means that a portion of lifes history is made and completed: what it might have been or could have been will not alter the facts of what it is.

On account of the changes made by the General Council, I feel that you will all agree with me that the past year can rightly be called a year of adjust-ments, though a few unpleasant things have occurred, however, the God of Israel has been wkh us and in general a beautiful spirit has been nanifested. Again I feel like saying that God has greatly helped us, and there is no reason that we should nbc go forward, if we be scripturally and spiritually armed as Paul has said, 'The weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God, to the pulling down of strong holds.'

I took a number of subscriptions to the Advocate and few souls were both saved and sanctified, which will all be given in the Church report I have done my best where no doubt many could have done better.

Number of churches - 19 Visits made to churches - - - 42 Sermons preached - - - 70 F-Iomes called in - - - 103 Trouble calls and trips - - 3 Churches organized (by self) - - 2 Churches organized (by others) - - Total churches organized - . - 3 Amount of cash received from District - $456.42 Amount of donation received from District - 23.00 Total received - - - - $479.42 Miles traveled visiting Churches - 5,700 Traveling expenses - - - - 84.79 Received on traveling expenses - - - 53.86 Do you tithe - - - - Yes Do you place your tithe in the P. H. Church - Yes Are you a subscriber to the Advocate - - Yes

Faithfully submitted,

HOWARD BEECHER,

District Superintendent


Home Missionary Report By Rev. M. M. Conrad

Calls made 25 Sick prayed with 2 Sermons preached 55 Number professed regeneration 30 Number professed sanctification 25 Expenses: Milage Rent, Light, Advertising, Etc., met by offerings. Amount received from Home Missionary Treasurer $97.50. One church organized at Sabetha, Kans., with 22 members.

Report of Home Missionary Treasurer Western Kansas

Amount received - - - $99.45 Amount paid out - - - - $29.00 Amount pledged but not paid in - - - 37,50

Total on hand to date - - - $78.66

MRS. B. J. TAYLOR, Home Missionary Treasurer

Report of Foreign Missionary Treasurer Western Kansas

Offerings from the Churches: Winona - - $105.80 Colby - 94.51 Plainview - - 310.12 Goodland - 41.00 Bird City - 28.47 Keystone - 21.62

Total - - - $601.52 Amount received from outside the church - - 19.50

Grand total received 621.02 Amount pledged but not paid - - - 548.23

MRS. B. J. TAYLOR, Foreign Missionary Treasurer

Home Missionary Committee Report I We recommend the purchase of one 40x6O tent to be used for Home Mission- ary and District work. Carried. 2 We recommend that this District elect a Home Missionary Superintendent whose duties shall be to supervise all home missionary work of the District, in-cluding the selection of locations and workers, and, in connection with the Dist.


Superintendent, the calling of Pastors for any new churches organized. Lost.

3 We recommend that at the end of the tent season, if noc otherwise engaged in home missionary meetings in halls or elsewhere, that the Home Missionary. where desirable, be engaged and used as Evangelists in the district where classes pay their pastor less than $400.00 per year cash. And that all offerings above pro rata of the cime engaged in any such meetings, be turned over to the pastor as a love offering: it being understood that all ocher offerings made to the Home Missionary are to go into the Home Missionary Treasury. Carried.

4 We recommend that each Sunday School pay the sum of $1.00 per month in-to the Home Missionary fund. Carried.

5 We recommend that one service of this Camp be given over to a Home Mis-sionary Meeting, at which pledges be taken for this work to be paid within a period of one year Carried. 6 Owing to the improbability of the Home Missionary Board being able to gc together to consider the problems of the home missionary work, thus imparing the activities of the Home Missionary, therefore, be it resolved, that the Home Missionary Board be disbanded by this Assembly. and that we proceed to elect a Home Missionary, who shall actively engage in this work; reporting the results of his labor each quarter to the State Council, through the Disc. Supt. Lost.

7 We recommend that this Assembly elect a Home Missionary who shall work under the Home Missionary Board ançl who shall report the results of his labor to the same quarterly. Lost.

S Resolved that we elect a Home Missionary Board as provided for in the Manual. The chairman of said board to be elected by this Assembly. He, in co-operation with the Disc. Supt. and the Home Missionary Board, to supervise the work of Home Missions in this District. Carried.

Signed: M. M. CONRAD BEN. BROCKMAN J. P. ROPER

Foreign Missionary Committee Report

I We recommend that each Church in the District be requested to devote at least one service each month to the interest of Foreign Missions, and that in these services offerings be taken for the support of the same. Carried.

2 We recommend that if possible, that one or a portion of one of the remain-ing services of the present Camp and Assembly be devoted to the interests of Foreign Missons. Carried.

3 We recommend that at least one service of the 1928 Camp and Assembly be set aside for a Foreign Missionary service. Speakers for the hour to be secured by the District Superintendent. Carried.

Signed: RALPH SMITH CARL J. HAHN


District Treasurer's Report Eastern Kansas

Apportionment Fund: Brought forward - - - - $ 61.03

Received this year - - - 172.95

Total for year - 233.98

Disbursements for year - - - $215.53

Balance in Apportionment Fund - - 18.45

Home Missionary Fund: Brought forward - - - - $444.96


Total for year 790.71 Disbursements for year - $687.90 Balance in Home Missionary Fund 102.81

Foreign Missionary Fund: Brought forward - - - - $ 6217

Received this year - - - 409 16

Total for year 471.33 Disbursements for year - - $446.69

Balance in Foreign Missionary Fund 24.64

General Superintendents Fund: Brought forward - - - - $ 23.50


Total for year 123.69 Disbursements - - - - $ 96.19 Balance in General Superintendents Fund - 27.50

Camp Meeting Fund: Brought forward - - $ 58.51 Received this year - - . .4

Total for year - 1240.95 Disbursements - - - - $1149.84 Balance in Camp Meeting Fund - 91.11

Respectfully submitted, HARLEY FORTNER,

Treasurer.

Report of Finance Committee I We recommend that we as a District pay our District Superintendcn. the sum of $800.00, and he pay his own traveling expenses. He shall have the privilege of pastorial or evangelistic work and shall keep all offerings obtained through such work. Carried. 2 We recommend that we create a Home Missionary Fund, the same to be raised as follows: Rev. P. W. Thomas ol the Colorado Springs Bible Training


School, has offered to visit the Churches of the District once a year in the in-terest of the Bible School and Home Missionary work: one half of all offerings raised through his efforts to be given to the Bible School at Colorado Springs and one half to be given to the Home Missionary work in Kansas. Carried.

3 We recommend that the Minutes be sold for ten cents per copy. Adopted.

Signed: D. R. CLOSE ALBERT SMITH D. I. N4cCRACKEN

Report of Examining Board We recommend Mrs. Thressa McCracken be ordained. We recom-

mend that Bro. Glen Hahn be ordained. We recommend that Bro. L. F. Upshaw be ordained. We recommend that Howard K. Busby be granted third year preacher's license. We recommend that Dewey Close be grant-ed second year preacher's license. We recommend that Ralph H. Smith be granted a second year preacher's license. We recommend that Ray Close be granted first year preacher's license. We recommend that R. E. Clarey be granted first year preacher's license. We recommend Oscar Felsburg be granted first year preacher's license. We recommend that J. H. Philpot be granted first year preacher's license. We recommend that Mrs. M. M. Conrad be granted first year preacher's license. We recom-mend that Alice M. Pratt be granted first year preacher's license after ex-amination by District Superintendent or parties appointed by him. We recommend that Frank Welsh be granted first year preacher's license. We recommend that Grace Mans be granted first year deaconess' license. We recommed that 0. M. Mans be granted first year preacher's license. We recommend that Elsie Justice be granted third year deaconess' license. We recommend that Carl J. Hahn be granted second year preacher's license. We recommend B. G. Taylor be granted third year preacher's license. We recommend Charles Gafford be granted second year preacher's license. We recommend that Mrs. A. E. Cooper be granted third year deaconess' license. Werecommend that Ruth H. Bean be granted third year deaconess' license. We recommend that Wilma Jones be granted third year preacher's license.

MRS. C. A. BROCKMAN MRS. J. J. CORK REV. M. M. CONRAD

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