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TABLE OF CONTENTS

DISTRICT COUNCIL DIRECTORY 4 CHURCHES and PASTORS DIRECTORY 4 - 5 CONFERENCE DELEGATES 5 - 6 CONFERENCE JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS 6 - 8 DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT 8 - 9 DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL PROMOTIONAL SECRETARY'S REPORT 9 EDUCATIONAL and EXAMINING BOARDS REPORT 9 - 10 AUDIT COMMITTEE REPORT 10 REVOLVING LOAN FUND and VENTURA ACCOUNT REPORT 10 DISTRICT FINANCIAL STATEMENT 1 1 DISTRICT TREASURER'S REPORT 11 - 12 DISTRICT MISSIONARY SOCIETY PRESIDENT'S REPORT 13 1968 CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS 13 - 15 DEACONESS' REPORT 15 MISSIONARY FINANCIAL REPORT 16 CHURCH FINANCIAL REPORT 17 - 18 EVANGELISTS, SINGERS and UNSTATIONED MINISTERS' REPORT 19 CHURCH STATISTICAL REPORT 20 PASTORS' REPORT 21 PROPERTY STATEMENT 22 GRAND TOTALS ALL DEPARTMENTS 23 SUNDAY SCHOOL FINANCIAL REPORT 24 SUNDAY SCHOOL STATISTICAL REPORT 25 YOUTH STATISTICAL REPORT 26 YOUTH FINANCIAL REPORT 27 DISTRICT YOUTH CONFERENCE JOURNAL and MINUTES 28 - 32 DISTRICT YOUTH PRESIDENT'S REPORT 28 MILE HIGH PINES YOUTH CAMP REPORT 28 - 30 DISTRICT YOUTH SOCIETY FINANCIAL REPORT 30 YOUTH CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS 31 - 32

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1968 DIRECTORY

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District Office: 10741 E. Klingerman St., El Monte, California 91733 Phone (213) 442-1434

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FINAL DISTRICT COUNCIL

REV. THOMAS E. LEE, District Superintendent, 748 N. Nora Ave., West Covina, Calif. 91790 Phone: EDgewood 8-2961

REV. LUNDY HILL, Assistant District Superintendent, 4308 34th Ave., Sacramento, Calif. 95824 Phone: 422-7053

REV. ELLIS MORRELL, District Secretary, 1013 San Bernardino Ave., Pomona, Calif. 91767 Phone: 714 622-8480

REV. L. B. SMALLEY, District Treasurer, 710 N. San Dimas Ave., San Dimas, Calif. 91773 Phone: 714-599-1603

REV. FRED K. WELLS, 1709 Chetney, West Covina, Calif. 91790 Phone: EDgewood 8-6717

REV. C. L. MORGAN, 3874 N. Byron St., Corona, Calif. 91720 Phone: 714-737-2251

REV. GEORGE HARRIS, 1800 San Pasqual St., Pasadena, Calif. 91106 Phone: 795-1376

CHURCHES and PASTORS DIRECTORY

ADAMS MEMORIAL, 600 S. Gerhart Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 90022 PA. 1-2156 David Olson, 621 Hay St., Montebello, Calif. 90640 722.5020

*BEAUMONT, 702 E. 11th St., Beaumont, Calif. 92223 To be supplied, 225 Merry Lane, Beaumont, Calif. 92223 845.1720

BELL GARDENS, 6504 E. Gage Ave., Bell Gardens, Calif. 90202 Garnett Palmer, 626 Hillview, Los Angeles, Calif. 90022 728.6800

BUENA PARK, 9th and Western, Buena Park, Calif. 90620 Omar Fenton, 15742 Virginia Ave., Paramount, Calif. 90723 213-634.8176

CHINO, 13050 Sixth St., Chino, Calif. 91710 Marion C. Lester, Jr., 6059 Streeter Ave., Riverside, Calif. 92504 714-684.0756

CORONA, 3874 N. Byron St., Corona, Calif. 91720 C. L. Morgan, 3874 N. Byron St., Corona, Calif. 91720 714-737.2251

DIXON, Roads 141 and 79, Dixon, Calif. 95620 Helen Schmidt, Supply Pastor, 1213 D' St., Sacramento 14, Calif. 95814

EAST PASADENA, 3541 Brandon St., Pasadena, Calif. 91107 SY. 3.4853 Roland Lamb, 3551 Brandon St., Pasadena, Calif. 91107 HI. 7.6010

EL MONTE, 2400 Hoyt. El Monte, Calif. 91733 GI. 8.2815 To be supplied, 10624 E. Elliott, El Monte, Calif. 91733 GI. 4-7443

ESCONDIDO, 2525 E. Valley Parkway, Escondido SH. 5-4924 Thomas C. Hamon, 2525 E. Volley Parkway, Escondido, Calif. 92025....714-7.45.4924

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FRESNO, Olive Avenue and N. Ninth St., Fresno, Calif. 93702 Thomas E. Lee, 1109 N. Ninth St., Fresno, Calif. 93702 233-5587

GLENDORA, 242 W. Baseline Road, Glendora, Calif. 91740 David Holmquist, 242 W. Baseline Road, Glendora, Calif. 91740 963-2697

LONG BEACH, 1720 Walnut Ave., Long Beach, Calif. 90813 To be supplied, 1722 Walnut Ave., Long Beach, Calif. 90813 435-1231

LOS ANGELES FIRST, 1508 kazelwood St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90041 To be supplied, 5101 Stratford Rd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90042 213-257-7894

*MCKINLEYVILLE, 1642 Vine Ave., McKinleyville, Calif. 95521 Gilman Welch, 1640 Anderson Ave., McKinleyville, Calif. 95521 839-3094

OAK VIEW COMMUNITY PILGRIM, Olive and Mahoney, Oak View, Calif. 93022 Joseph Fillmore, 231 Olive, Oak View, Calif. 93022 805-649-1355

OJAI, Topa.Topa and Ventura St., Ojai, Calif. 93023 Haskell Robinson, P.O. Box 211, 107 Topa-Topa, Ojal, Calif. 93023 646-1586

POMONA, 1013 San Bernardino Ave., Pomona, Calif. 91767 Ellis Morrell, 1013 San Bernardino Ave., Pomona, Calif. 91767 714-622-8480

REES MEMORIAL, N. Hill Ave. at Howard St., Pasadena, Calif. 91104 SY. 7.7182 George Harris, 1800 San Pasqual, Pasadena, Calif. 91106 795.1376

RIALTO, 104 N. Riverside Ave., Rialto, Calif. 92376 714-875.3170 Fred K. Wells, 1709 Chetney Dr., West Covina, Calif. 91790 ED. 8.6717

RIVERSIDE, 6476 Streeter Ave., Riverside, Calif. 92504 OV. 9-8231 Lee Sorenson, 6460 Streeter Ave., Riverside, Calif. 92504 OV. 9-8231

ROSEMEAD, 3368 N. Walnut Grove Ave., Rosemead, Calif. 91770 AT. 0-5292 James Crowder, 15058 Mountain Spring, Hacienda Heights, Calif. 91745

SACRAMENTO, 6446 Long Ave., Sacramento, Calif. 95823 GA. 1.0599 Lundy Hill, 4308 34th Ave., Sacramento, Calif. 95824 422-7053

SAN DIEGO, 2120 Monroe Ave., San Diego, Calif. 92116 To be suppliedl 2120 Monroe Ave., San Diego, Calif. 92116 298-9256

SAN DIMAS, 125 E. Gladstone St., San Dimas, Calif. 91773 Lauren B. Smalley, 710 N. San Dimas Ave., San Dimas, Calif. 91773 714-599-1603

SANTA ANA, 2147 S. Oak St., Santa Ana, Calif. 92707 C. J. Park, 2143 S. Oak St., Santa Ana, Calif. 92707 545-5395

SOI.ANA BEACH, 230 Estrella St., Solana Beach, Calif. 92075 5K. 5-1775 Russell Johnson, 628 Santa Fe Dr., Encinitas, Calif. 92024 753-4588

SOUTH SAN GABRIEL, Mooney Dr. and Bailey St., S. San Gabriel, Calif. 91777 Mattie McCoy, 1214 Wildwood Dr., Los Angeles, Calif. 90041 213-257-4967

SYLMAR, 15089 Roxford, Sylmor, Calif. 91342 Philip Nettleton, 15089 Raxford, Sylrnar, Calif. 91342 367-6823

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DELEGATES PRESENT AT CONFERENCE MINISTERIAL, DEACONESS, EX-OFFICIO

Thomas E. Lee Lundy Hill Ellis Morrell L. B. Smalley Fred K. Wells C. L. Morgan George Harris Eldred Basham Joseph Cason Laura Cason James Crowder Omar Fenton Joseph Fillmore John R. Fox Jack Gilbert Vincent Gollenger Max Greene Elmer Hall Thomas C. Hamon

May Heck Katharine Hollowell David Holmquist R. W. Josey Roland Lamb Fern Lee Mottle McCoy William D. Moore Minnie Morgan Roy E. Morgan Marguerite Olson Garneft Palmer Kenneth Pease Haskell Robinson Clayton Schletewitz Helen Schmidt Larry Shelton Lee Sorenson Esther Steelhead Ralph Steelhead

A. G. Wheeler Blanche Woody Charles Lack Marion C. Lester Gertrude Beck Elsie Garvin Agnes Hall June Hill Jean Hogle Barbara Holmquist Jeanne Horton Edna Miller Bertha Morse Lucille Park Elnora Sorenson Ruby Tschinkel Alice Walker Mildred Wengert Verda Wooldridge

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LAY DELEGATES

ADAMS MEMORIAL Helen Stone BEAUMONT Verda Wooldridge BELL GARDENS Alice Gollenger CHINO Vira Jean Bickmore CORONA Kathryn Tolton

Graham George EAST PASADENA Stanley Stillion EL MONTE Ruth Norine

Dorothy Simonds, Harry Larson ESCONDIDO Ralph E. Mackay

W. R. Plumer LONG BEACH Edward Tschinkel, Sr. L.A. FIRST Bertha Lough OAK VIEW Etta Brock OJAI Marshall Cheap

Joe Potts

POMONA Muriel Westlake John McCoy

REES MEMORIAL Ruth Hocking Joy Klein, Jim Wilkins

Deborah Wilkins, Marianne Troyer RIALTO Lyda Basham RIVERSIDE Florence Hoesman ROSEMEAD Mildred Allen

Dorothy Hooker SACRAMENTO Jewel Dixon SAN DIEGO Ken Labertew SAN DIMAS Willadean Hockenbery

Milburn Garvin SANTA ANA Mable Smith S. SAN GABRIEL Ginger Foskett

CALIFORNIA ANNUAL DISTRICT CONFERENCE

Journal of Proceedings

First Sitting, July 16, 1968

The forty-sixth conference of the California District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church convened at the El Monte church at 9:00 A.M.

Congregational singing was- led by Joe Potts. Lundy Hill offered prayer. District Superintendent Thomas Lee introduced General Superintendent

J. D. Abbott, presiding officer of the conference. Rev. Abbott spoke from I Peter 4, admonishing the Christians to greater fervency in service and dedication to Christ. Christ died for sin; we are to die to sin. We are to live righteously, giving ourselves to prayer and the development of Christian graces.

Conference business opened by roll call to which 41 ministerial and 47 lay delegates responded.

The conference bar was established as the first seven rows of seats in the auditorium and the tables at the front.

The time of conference sittings was set as follows: 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. to completion of business.

The secretary reported that Larry Shelton. ordained minister from North Carolina and Mrs. Densel Woody, ordained minister from Tennessee have transferred to this district. These ministers were recognized by the chair and welcomed to the conference.

Report of the District Superintendent was presented and received by rising vote of appreciation.

Oral report of the Assistant District Superintendent was given and received.

Partial report of the Auditing Committee was read. Report of the CPA audit of the District Treasurer's books was read and

received. The District Treasurer's report was read and received with appreciation. The District Treasurer's report of the Revolving Loan Fund and Ventura

Account was presented. Motion to receive the report was tabled until adjust-ments can be made.

Financial Statement of the California District was read. By common consent, receipt of this report was postponed until further report from the District Treasurer.

Report of the District Sunday School Promotional Secretary was read and received.

Motion carried to receive the oral report of the President of the District Missionary Society and that the written report be incorporated in the minutes.

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Summary report of the statistician was read and received. Partial report of Conference Action Committee was presented and acted

upon as follows: Resolution number 1 — carried Resolution number 2 — carried Resolution number 3 — carried Resohltion number 4 — carried Motion carried to amend resolution number 5 to include the words

"which are available without restriction." Resolution number 5 — carried as amended Resolution number 6

Motion was made and seconded to change 5.5% to 6%. Motion carried to table the amendment until reference is made to by-

laws governing revolving loan fund. Request was made from the floor that the conference action committee

make an adequate statement correcting previous report of revolving loan funds before action is taken on resolution number 6.

Motion carried that action on the resolution be delayed until the District Treasurer's report can be received.

The District Treasurer presented adjusted figures on the Revolving Loan Fund report. Report of the Revolving Loan Fund and the Ventura Account was received.

Motion carried to receive the adjusted District Financial Statement. Motion carried to adjourn at 11:35 a.m Omar Fenton dismissed with prayer.

Second Sitting

The second sitting opened with congregational singing led by Joe Potts. Thomas Lee offered prayer.

Following the reading of pertinent sections of the by-laws governing the Revolving Loan Fund, previous motion to amend Resolution number 6 was ruled out of order. Mction was made to amend Resolution number 6 to read: Be it further resolved that the by-laws of the Revolving Loan Fund shall provide for the conversion of short term loans to long term loans, the interest rate to be 5.5%. Motion carried by necessary % vote.

Resolution number 6 — carried as amended Resolution number 7 — carried Final report of the Auditing Committee was read and received. Partial

report presented at first session was re-read and received. The Memoirs Committee stated that that committee will have no report

this year. Motion carried to send an expression of sympathy to the Dale Kelleys,

former pastor of our Riverside church, upon the death of their son Galen. Motion carried to recess at 2:00 p.m. Conference reconvened at the call of the chair at 2:10 p.m. Recommendations of the Examining and Educational Boards were pre-

sented and approved. Motion carried that we authorize a joint ordination service in participa-

tion with the former Wesleyan Methodist Church the evening of July 16. at 7:30 p.m. in Turner Campus Center Building, Azusa Pacific College.

Partial report of the Conference Action Committee was presented and acted upon as follows:

Resolution number 8 — carried Resolution number 9 — carried Resolution number 10 — carried Motion was made and seconded to reconsider the reference to the interest

percentage rate to be charged for long-term loans from the Revolving Loan Fund. Motion lost.

Motion carried that the minutes of the morning and afternoon sittings of this conference be read and approved by the present District CouncilS and that the Council be authorized to act on any unfinished business of the con-ference.

By unanimous consent, Resolution number 7 will read 300 copies rather than 200.

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Representatives from each church responded to roll call by designating the number of copies of the Minutes to be sent their respective churches.

Motion carried that the present District Treasurer be authorized to use funds of the Pilgrim Holiness Church to pay for the printing of the District Minutes and mail free of charge to the churches the number of copies ordered at roll call,

Final report of the Conference Action Committee was read and acted upon as follows:

Resolution number 11 — carried Resolution number 12 — carried Resolution number 13 — carried Resolution number 14 — carried Motion carried to send a complimentary copy of the 1968 Journal and

Minutes to all missionaries now serving under appointment abroad who hold membership in the California District.

Motion carried to adjourn at 3:15 p.m. District Superintendent Thomas Lee dismissed with prayer.

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT To our General Superintendent, Rev. J. D. Abbott, fellow ministers and

delegates to the forty-sixth Annual Conference of the California District of The Pilgrim Holiness Church, greetings!

I would suppose that a common phrase much used by former Pilgrim and Wesleyan Methodist people as they approach this year's conferences is that they are deeply moved by "mixed emotions". This is so in my own case as I pen the words of this report. We are seeing, and participating in, the phasing out of one era of church history and the ushering in of another. What manner of men would we be if we were not deeply moved by the memories of our church, and the trials and triumphs of past labors for our Lord. This has been a very full year in the service of the Lord and the church. In addition to the normal activities incidental to this office, merger matters on General, School Zone, and District levels claimed my time and interest. In all matters God's sustaining grace has been sufficient. The reports from our churches indicate that while some have made gains in every way, others have suffered losses in both numbers and finances. The District Treasurer's report will reveal that this has been by far the best year financially that the District has ever known. His final report indicated that 90% of General Church and District budget has been paid. The co-operation of the pastors and their people is indeed noteworthy, and they are to be highly commended for their faithfulness. We trust that this has set a pattern for future practice in The Wesleyan Church.

The co-operation of the District Council during the activities of this busy year has been outstanding. To mention each member by name would take much space, but without their assistance the burden would have been overwhelming. God has a record of their stewardship, and His rewards are sure.

I submit the following personal report: As District Superintendent I have visited every church, save one, at least twice in official capacity and have been well received by the pastors and their congregations.

Sermons Preached 139 Other Addresses 14 Church Board Meetings 63 Church Business Meetings 33 District Council Meetings 12 District Committee and Board Meetings 54 Other District Meetings 21 Comity Committee Meetings 1 Zone Meetings 4 Visits to Pastors 138 Central Pilgrim College Meetings 4 General Board and Merging Polity Comm. Meetings 8 Funerals 3 Children Dedicated 2

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I have also attended one District Youth Conference, three Youth Camps, conducted one Camp Meeting, three revivals, and one District Ministerial Convention.

Miles traveled in District Work 38,649 School Zone Meetings 13,400 General Board & Merger Polity Committee 24,126

Total Miles Traveled 76,175 My salary and expense allowance as provided by Conference is paid in

full. Though the hours of service have been long, and sometimes tedious, it has been gratifying to know that they have been expended for God's glory, and in the interest of Kingdom building. As we finish the final page of our book of accounts as fellow Pilgrims, let us determine to make the future of God's work and The Wesleyan Church as bright as the promises of the Savior. We are workers together with Him and in due season we shall reap a bountiful reward if we faint not.

Respectfully submitted, Thomas E. Lee District Superintendent

DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL PROMOTIONAL SECRETARY'S REPORT

Greetings to this 46th Conference of the California DiStrict of the Pilgrim Holiness Church:

We rejoice to belong to such a great institution as the Sunday School. Statistics report about 47 million Americans attend Sunday schools, and that we employ around three million teachers. Truly, Sunday school work is great business.

God has helped us to make progress in our Sunday schools in California. At the September Superintendents' Banquet the Committee presented a program for enlisting new people and also for winning the unsaved to Christ, and nurturing the church people in the church program.

Besides monthly Committee meetings, we have had two workshops — one held in connection with the Mile High Pines youth rally, the other at Rosemead.

I have visited a number of the churches personally, and conducted one Sunday school revival in the district, in which over 50 responded to the in-vitation to come to Christ. Monthly Sunday School Committee meetings have been held. At the last four of these meetings Sunday school superintendents from some of the churches were present.

Victory Night Banquet was a success of good time and fellowship. Num-bers reported a 10% increase in attendance during the year. Six made Rally Day gains over the past year.

Awards were given to the following churches: Corona, highest Rally Day attendance and highest Easter attendance; Pomona, highest numerical gain and Chino, highest percentage gains; El Monte, best average attendance.

The Sunday school superintendent and teacher awards of the year went to Mrs. Kathryn Tolton and Mrs. Max Greene, respectively. Runners-up were Mrs. Jean Hogle, and Bill Havens and Betty Kelley, respectively.

We wish to thank each member of the Sunday School Committee and all others assisting us in any way to make this a good year in Sunday schools in California.

Respectfully submitted, Mrs. Myrna A. Deal Sunday School Promotional Secty.

REPORT OF EDUCATIONAL AND EXAMINING BOARDS Recommended for ordained elder: Wilbur Smith. Recommended for renewal as licensed ministers: Stanley Bonner, Henry

Burns, Vince Hall, Herman Higgins, Edward Kirk, Charles Lack, Marion C. Lester, Ronald Morrell, A. L. Pond, Roy R. Wall, Christen Young.

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Recommended for licensed ministers: William Randall Kelley, Carl Patton, Paul Hoff Ross A. Brown, Del Scriven, Stanley Rummel, Lois Whiteman.

Recommended for commissioned deaconess: Susan Hardgrave. Recommended for licensed deaconess: Vira Jean Bickmore, Elsie Fast.

AUDIT COMMITTEE REPORT TO: THE 1968 CONFERENCE OF THE CALIFORNIA DISTRICT

We, the undersigned District Auditing Committee, have examined the books of the following committee treasurers and believe them to be correct to the best of our knowledge.

District Sunday School District Missionary Society

We could not complete the audit of the District Youth because we did not have the books from the Youth Camp Business Manager. These records are a part of the District Youth Treasurer's report.

Richard L. Troyer, Chairman Stanley Stillion

REPORT OF REVOLVING LOAN FUND and VENTURA ACCOUNT

As of June 10, 1968

REVOLVING LOAN FUND Total Fund to be accounted for $80,447.55

ASSETS: Loans (as of June 10, 1968)

LONG TERM East Pasadena $11,768.25 Fresno 17,586.75 Riverside 9,200.00 On hand (to be deposited) 1,227.02

Sub-Total $39,782.02 SHORT TERM

Escondido $18,000.00 Sacramento 10,000.00 San Dimas 10,838.47

Sub-Total $38,838.47 On deposit—Crown S&L $ 1,124.87 Transferred to DHM 702.19

Sub-Total $ 1,827.06

Total Fund Accounted for $80,447.55 -

VENTURA ACCOUNT Total Fund to be accounted for $24,055.42

ASSETS: Loans (as of June 10, 1968)

SHORT TERM El Cajon $ 7,100.00 Sacramento 6,000.00 San Dimas 5,661.53

Sub-Total $18,761.53 On deposit—Crown S&L 5,293.89

Total Fund Accounted for $24,055.42

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FINANCIAL STATEMENT of the CALIFORNIA DISTRICT (AS OF JUNE 10, 1968)

ASSETS Cash in Banks:

Bank of America, checking $ 6,019.29 Pomona First Federal S&L, contingency 2,307.98 Crown S&L, Revolving Loan Fund 1,124.87 Crown S&L, Ventura Account 5,293.89

Total Cash $ 14,746.03 Distridt Properties:

Klingerman Avenue, El Monte $25,000.00 Hoyt Avenue, El Monte 12,500.00 Nora Avenue, West Covina 22,000.00 El Cajon 20,000.00 Los Gatos 32,500.00

Total Value, District properties $ 112,000.00 Equity in Local Churches $1,725,886.53 Accounts Receivable:

Beaumont $14,628.75 E. Pasadena 11,768.25 Escondido 18,000.00 Fresno 17,586.75 Glendora 1,830.70 Lynwood Church of God 8,513.64 C. L. Morgan 6,534.68 Riverside 9,200.00 Sacramento 43,525.19 San Dimas 16,500.00 Solana Beach 7,200.00

Total Accounts Receivable 155,287.96

TOTAL ASSETS $1,971,420.52

LIABILITIES Accounts Payable:

First National Bank, El Cajon $ 5,875.76 Roy W. Smith, Los Gatos 8,620.04

Total Accounts Payable 14,495.80 Indebtedness, Local Churches 434,488.47

Total Liabilities $ 448,984.27 NET WORTH $1,522,436.25

Total $2,008,920.52

DISTRICT TREASURER'S REPORT June 11, 1967 — June 10, 1968

RECEIPTS Balance in Banks: Pomona First Federal $ 2,401.78

Bank of America 3,924.41 Total $ 6,326.19

GENERAL United Stewardship Fund $ 9,284.48 Church Extension 1,472.27 World Missions 10,311.67 Ministers Pensions 719.24

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Sunday School and Youth 304.93

Total Receipts—General Work $22,092.59

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Superintendent's Account $ 5,769.84 Operational Account 6,571.86 Home Missions 4,240.67 International Conference Reserve 476.44 Sunday School Promotion 336.42 Youth Society 822.91* Missionary Society 233.98 Blue Cross 4,112.11 Camp Meeting 1,311.09 Capital Account 4,590.00 Central Pilgrim College 1,418.34 Revolving Loan Fund 34,069.53 CYC and PELT 305.01 Contingency Fund 154.84 Miscellaneous 1,001.05

Total Receipts—District Work $65,414.09 Total Receipts—General and District Work $87,506.68

GRAND TOTAL $93,832.87

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DISBURSEMENTS

GENERAL United Stewardship Fund $ 9,284.48 Church Extension 1,472.27 World Missions 10,311.67 Ministers Pensions 719.24 Sunday School and Youth 304.93

Total Disbursements—General Work $22,092.59

DISTRICT Superintendent's Account $ 7,144.19 Operational Account 6,670.01 Home Missions 3,713.22 Sunday School Promotion 291.01 Youth Society 54335* Missionary Society 202.03 Blue Cross 4,150.10 Camp Meeting 1,694.11 Capital Account 6,311.96 Central Pilgrim College 1,418.34 Revolving Loan Fund 30,040.00 Contingency Fund 248.64 Miscellaneous 986.05

Total Disbursements—District Work $63,413.01 Total Disbursements—General and District Work $85,505.60

Balance in Banks: Pomona First Federal $ 2,307.98 Bank of America 6,019.29

Total $ 8,327.27

*IncIudes CE Conferette Resnectfufly submitted, L. B. Smalley District Treasurer

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GRAND TOTAL $93,832.87

DISTRICT MISSIONARY SOCIETY PRESIDENT'S REPORT

To the Annual District Conference of the Pilgrim Holiness Church: Greetings in the wonderful name of Jesus our Saviour.

Another year has passed into history, with all of its burdens and cares, but the uplook is brighter each year.

What a blessed time it has been to work with our missionary societies for the past 10 years. I feel like writing a letter of appreciation to each and every society.

May the dear Lord bless each one and give you a larger vision of your place of service in the vineyard during the coming year.

FINANCIAL REPORT Fiscal Year — April 1, 1967 to March 31, 1968

Monthly Society Projects $ 1,100.55 Equipment Fund 224.72 Native Workers and Child Support 4,584.13 Special Projects 2,217.86 Cash Gifts Direct to Missionaries 3,425.24 Postage for Missionary Boxes 1,089.17 Incidental Society Expense 1,346.98 Projects Other than World Missions 1,355.69 Local Church Projects 326.97 Church Etension Christmas Boxes and Cash 2,296.97

TOTAL EXPENSES $17,968.03 Value of Boxes sent to field 3,665.34

GRAND TOTAL $21,633.37 Respectfully submitted, Mrs. Paul D. Beck

RESOLUTIONS OF THE 1968 CONFERENCE RESOLUTION NO. 1

WHEREAS, the District Council of the Pilgrim Holiness Church con-stitutes the members of and Board of Directors of the District corporations: and,

WHEREAS, it is anticipated that the Uniting Conference of the Cali-fornia District of The Pilgrim Holiness Church and the California Conference of The Wesleyan Methodist Church will by appropriate action authorize the incorporation of The Wesleyan Church Corporation, the same to constitute the legal and ecclesiastical successor to, and to carry on the functions of the district corporations, and

WHEREAS, it is further anticipated that said Uniting Conference will by appropriate action, authorize and direct the respective Boards of Directors of the foregoing corporations to effect an orderly transfer of the assets of said corporations to said The Wesleyan Church Corporation, looking toward the eventual phasing-out and dissolution of said corporations, and

WHEREAS, it is further anticipated that the Discipline of The Wesleyan Church (the united church) shall provide that its District Board of Admin-istration shall be and constitute the Board of Directors of each of the District corporations, and shall further provide that the immediate dissolution of said corporations is not required, but that said corporations shall continue in existence for the time being,

NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED by the District Conference of the Pilgrim Holiness Church, that, subject to the foregoing actions having been taken by the Uniting Conference aforesaid, the District Council of The Pilgrim Holiness Church, as members of and as the Board of Directors of each of the District corporations, be, and hereby are, authorized and directed to take all necessary legal and proper action to effect appropriate amend-ments, including change of name if expedient, to the Articles of Incorporation of each of said corporations, in order that the purposes and management of

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said corporations may be in all things in conformity with the provisions of the Discipline of The Wesleyan Church with respect to the same.

FURTHER RESOLVED, that the present members of said District Council members of and as the Board of Directors of said corporations, shall remain in office for the purpose of effectuating said amendments and until said amendments are so effectuated. RESOLUTION NO. 2

BE IT RESOLVED that the District Board of Administration of the merged district (the California District of The Wesleyan Church) be author-ized to adopt a resolution to assume title to all properties now held in the name of the Pilgrim Holiness Church of North America. Such resolution shall either establish a new California corporation, or merge the existing corpora-tions, whichever is more acceptable on the advice of legal counsel. RESOLUTION NO. 3

BE IT RESOLVED that this conference declare the California District of The Wesleyan Church is the legal successor to the California District Assembly of the Pilgrim Holiness Church of North America in all matters relating to the partnership of Mile High Pines.

Further, that the necessary members of the Board of Directors be elected by the merging district conference. RESOLUTION NO. 4

BE IT RESOLVED that this conference request that the Conference Action Committee of the merged conference present the necessity of in-cluding the obligation for the Life Lease contracts of the district in the anrnul budget. RESOLUTION NO. 5

BE IT RESOLVED that the District Treasurer be authorized to allocate district funds, which are available without restriction, as needed, to close out, in the black, all existing district accounts. RESOLUTION NO. 6

BE IT RESOLVED that the short term loans to the following churches be converted to long term loans, at 5.5% interest:

Escondido $18,000.00 San Dimas 16,500.00 Sacramento 15,000.00

Be it further resolved that the by-laws of the Revolving Loan Fund shall provide for the conversion of short-term loans to long-term loans, the interest rate to be 5.5%. RESOLUTION NO. 7

BE IT RESOLVED that 300 copies of the Minutes of this final District Conference of the Pilgrim Holiness Church be printed and include the fol-lowing. as well as all other items which the District Council shall deem advisable:

1. RoIl of delegates 2. Journal of proceedings 3. Resolutions enacted at closing conference 4. Statistical tables 5. Youth Minutes of their closing conference 6. Memoriams 7. Reports 8. Roster of final District Council and directory of churches

and pastors. RESOLUTION NO. 8

'WHEREAS the Polity Committee has recommended district mergers, and

WHEREAS the District Council has adequately planned for representa- tion in a district merging conference, and

WHEREAS the General Board of Administration has voted approval, therefore

BE IT RESOLVED that: 1. We endorse the plans and actions taken by the District Council to effect

such merger. 2. We aporove merger with the California Conferenoe of the Weleyij

Methodist Church to form the California District of The Wesleyan Church. Such district shall include all churches within the State of California of

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RUBY TSCHINKEL 57 DORA WELLS 1 9 ETHEL WELLS VERDA WOOLDRIDGE 1 293

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WHEREAS in the planning for a district merger conference it was felt that parity of delegates was desirable; and

WHEREAS careful inquiry has been made of each person who would have both voice and vote in the annual conference of the Pilgrim Holiness Church to determine who of this group would be present, and

WHEREAS 65 persons affirmed their intentions to be present, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT the number of delegates

holding normal voting credentials, including ordained ministers, licensed min-isters, and ordained deaconesses, and representing our District in the merger conference be fixed at 65.

FURTHER RESOLVED that the District Council be authorized to bring to strength this number at any time by appointing alternates as necessary. RESOLUTION NO. 10

WHEREAS Wesleyan Youth and Wesleyan Women's Missionary Society represent in the contest of merger i.mparalleled opportunities for fellowship and service, and

WHEREAS these opportunities may be best explored and most clearly implemented at such time and in such place as shall be free from the parallel concerns of this first Wesleyan Conference, we believe it to be in the best interest of maximum participation that these auxiliary groups shall hold merging conventions at such times and in such places as shall be set by the newly elected Board of Administration in conjunction with proper officers not more than 90 days from the close of this conference.

We further believe that the singular import of these ministries may be better highlighted by maintaining this distinctively separate convention. We therefore express preference for the inauguration of such program for the California District of The Wesleyan Church. RESOLUTION NO. 11

BE IT RESOLVED that this conference instruct the District Secretary to express our appreciation by letter to the El Monte Church for the use of its facilities for this conference. RESOLUTION NO. 12

BE IT RESOLVED that this conference give a rising vote of thanks to Rev. Thomas Lee for his untiring labor of love among the California Pilgrims. RESOLUTION NO. 13

BE IT RESOLVED that this conference give a rising vote of thanks to Rev. J. D. Abbott for his labor of love among us. RESOLUTION NO. 14

BE IT RESOLVED that greetings be sent to all missionaries now serving under appointment abroad, who hold membership in this district.

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Adams Mem.Olson 28.24 898.-. 926.24 91.09 287-. 491.93 870.92 55.32 200. Beaumont Lamb 33.26 57.86 91.12 65.30 65.30 31.- 31.- Bell Gardens ..Polmer Buena Park ....Fenton 14.29 300.96 315.25 83.89 40.- 183.86 307.75 Chino .. Lester 5.38 120.38 125.76 46.- 24.25 1.86 72.11 53.65 100.- 102.60 202.- Corona Morgan 19.45 402.94 422.39 10.- 25.- 362.87 397.87 24.52

Dixon Schmidt 43.80 38.69 82.49 7.50 .77 51.41 59.68 22.81 E. Pasadena Fillmore 35.82 200.70 236.52 12.83 169.- 181.83 54.69 El Monte Greene 182.34 423.68 606.02 223.30 73.29 85.09 381.59 224.43 150.- 180.- 330.- Esconddo Hamon 107.08 356.02 463.10 113.51 259.80 50.- 423.31 39.79 50.. 50. Fresno 20.77 340.28 361.05 20.09 2.- 298.81 320.90 22.36 17.79 115.- 132.79 Glendara ....Holrnquist

Long Beach Adccmson 75.63 179.21 254.84 39.40 61.74 38.33 60.- 199.47 55.37 25.- 104.17 60.- 189.17 L.A. First Smith 78.12 684.21 762.33 121.- 75.- 196.- 566.21 240.- 300.- 540.- McKinleyvifle Welch Oak View Lee 215.- 215.- 215.- 10.- 225.- 60.- 25.- 85.- Ojal ..............Robinson 10.82 212.78 223.60 10.71 16.55 146.- 173.26 50.34 333.45 30.- 363.45 Pomona Morrell 27.77 500.- 527.77 50.69 233.85 208.65 492.89 34.88 7.- 108.- 115.-

Red'ndo Bch. Sorenson 25.73 173.58 199.31 60.61 120.- 180.61 18.70 375.- 375.- Roes Mcix. Harris 378.51 1,519.52 1,898.03 215.73 1,460.11 1,675.84 222.19 397.50 397.50 Rialto ... Wells 89.45 75.47 164.92 86.20 68.- 154.20 10.72 Riverside Kelley 13.75 19.74 33.49 15.49 5.43 5.- 25.92 7.57 Rosemead Crowder 33.03 543.22 576.25 20.59 520.70 541.27 34.98 Sacramento Hill 10.68 192.58 203.26 31.18 55.- 88.62 174.80 28.44 68.70 54.58 123.28

San Diego ......Horton 93.62 93.62 61.58 86.10 86.10 San Dinicis Smalley 74.90 1238.56 1,313.46 222.15 147.- 800.30 1,169.45 144.01 5.- 143.40 87.- 235.40 Santa Anc ..........Park 58.52 90.11 148.63 52.50 42.30 24.50 119.30 29.33 250.- 250.- Soiana Beach Johnson 29.13 599.55 628.68 82.69 144.- 51.80 344.81 623.30 5.38 40.- 283.38 990.65 1,314.08 S. San Gabriel McCoy Sylmar Gilbert

TOTALS $1,396.47 $9,476.66 $10,872.13 $1,833.05 $617.04 $902.93 $5,689.96 $9,302.57 $1,767.27 $417.00 $1,974.59 $2,658.73 $4,819.22

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263.12 3,005.- 973.61 422.64 437.50 359.43

194.04 169.79 745.44 3,952.43 726.- 439.99 351.71 473.84 2,311.89 900.- 13,461.24 3,420.- 60.- 632.09 1 .351 .63

1,037.53 7,430.01 49,000.- 75,894.94 6,500.- 8,616.91 49,459.31 2,000.78 9,422.46 4,586.40 230.- 1,626.76 1,200.- 1,348.99 11,307.43 1,268.26 2,088 .24

273.40 5,493.72 35.70 1 ,298.-

1,150.- 7,061.02 2.670.- 147.40 1,320.- 325.70 1.392.- 246.- 7,486.92 3,315.- 490.- 462.92 363.60 1,553.42

2,610.- 170.- 485.- 1,212.- 3,753.49 10,486.52 3,135.- 610.65 1,998.34 3,875.89 12,258.57 27,329.88 5,045.- 721.- 11,765.48 1,117.

638.16 186.10 2,932.75 11,580.24 4,420.- 189.30 2,167.29 1,097.-

770.55 527.97 4,488.23 1,830.- 49.26 800.- 464.18 79.93 6,451.06 13,097.73 17,917.31 63,580.94 4,490.- 1,030.- 2,194.30 31,049.83

111.20 74.- 5,313.47 1,325.- 210.- 2,280.- 103.95 3,832.48 22.38 8,045.69 3,640.- 1,280.-

148.33 310.36 843.22 8,181.69 2,810.- 330.- 744.06 1,000.- 1,134.92 921.44 40.- 12,581.68 3,567.- 1,560.- 1,231.71 75.80 825.29

2,687.47 228.25 652.50 8,655.76 20,901.03 5,140.- 2,011.52 2,444.25 2,759.84

1,413.93 5,727.33 2,971.16 822.94 991.- 20.- 5,620.49 750.- 35.- 1,100.- 1,100.-

4,973.66 2,010.- 1,145.80 9,079.19 3,900.- 361.31 810.- 108.89 945.-

$31,022.70 $55,598.76 $91,590.38 $393,137.09 $82,190.62 $2,834.83 $6,600.- $8,055.98 $32,054.99 $120,412.67

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DIXON Schmidt 1,322.75 1,520.41 B. PASADENA Fillmore 2,451.94 7,323.57 EL MONTE Greene 2,049.75 16,377.65 ESCONDIDO Hamon 53.72 7,361.96 FRESNO .13 7,131.55 GLENDORA Holmquist 222.67 4,997.65

LONG BEACH Adamson 28.79 5,882.23 L.A. F?RST Smith 469.21 5,054.71 McKINLEYVILLE Welch 50.- 2,560.- OAK VIEW Lee 417.52 6,315.51 OJAI Robinson 568.45 8,628.63 POMONA Morrell 227.56 7,595.67

REDONDO BEACH Sorenson 181.28 3,008.43 REES MEMORIAL Harris 2,010.52 26,114.84 RIALTO Wells 127.67 5,000.64 RIVERSIDE Kelley 4,190.83 ROSEMEAD Crowder 1,414.95 5,464.83 SACRAMENTO Hill 25.90 10,459.42

SAN DIEGO Horton 4,403.75 SAN DIMAS Smalley 1,118.38 10,474.39 SANTA ANA Pork 72.01 4,241.39 SOLANA BEACH Johnson 543.39 3,243.16 S. SAN GABRIEL McCoy 653.94 4,319.72 SYLMAR Gilbert 176.57 8,362.72

TOTALS $17,528.63 $203,353.23

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174.42 284.58 42.78 536.08 3,967.89 826.28 268.- 376.70 614.62 132.47 417.79 38.13 30.18 10,618.19 384.29

180.- 295.12 5,322.20 37.91 60.20 441.- 882.- 98.- 100.69 362.87 80.69 35.40 10,969.06 541.68

ADAMS MEMORIAL Olson 115.- 1,323.57 BEAUMONT Lamb 125.20 BELL GARDENS Palmer 89.18 586.52 BUENA PARK Fenton 155.- 1,851.77 CHINO Lester 35.- 1,475.05 CORONA Morgan 270.- 2,461.98

DIXON Schmidt 359.56 96.70 157.78 16.67 33.87 103.66 32.75 5.81 2,569.47 1,382.96 E. PASADENA Fillmore 273.60 395.85 645.87 162.15 74.87 176.82 60.- 20.- 10,765.66 2,695.48 EL MONTE Greene 3,622.12 1,002.30 860.99 1,404.76 32.- 116.44 762.73 200.49 71,991.61 3,903.33 ESCONDIDO Hamon 220.- 2,326.23 450.- 482.22 786.78 108.79 9,370.84 FRESNO 1,137.03 3,019.36 348.84 569.16 652.15 15.- 252.98 GLENDORA Holmquist 2,565.43 272.17 444.08 69.23 44.97 47.33 131.87 5,359.81 133.91

LONG BEACH Adamson 150.- 406.07 140.36 229.- 67.- 6,660.- 401.02 L.A. FIRST Smith 325.- 374.79 88.40 101.75 166.- 7,831.73 184.81 McKINLEYVILLE Welch 100.- 148.- 10.- 2,613.- 14.- OAK VIEW Lee 2,392.69 408,62 666.70 13.50 7,227.16 655,36 OJAI Robinson 2,390.05 403.60 507.30 827.70 20.10 189.44 364.36 57.14 24.19 23,507.36 3,822.52 POMONA Morrell 235.- 2,391.98 313.55 511.59 25.- 73.96 11,577.89 2,35

REDOND BEACH Sorenson 490.94 234.- 136.96 223.45 32,42 52.59 54.50 16.- 4,488.23 REES MEMORIAL Harris 500.- 13,242.42 487.50 1,559.52 2,544.48 95.80 194.51 2,936,94 240.98 60,556.26 5,035.20 RIALTO Wells 120.- 621.15 130,50 212.92 54.- 161.80 54.12 154.66 RIVERSIDE Kelley 245.97 88.13 143.78 77.38 10.62 13.49 169.17 ROSEMEAD Crowder 100.-. 745.23 192.- 446.34 728.25 21.49 8.23 75.38 539.81 8,783.13 491,16 SACRAMENTO Hill 349.58 2,154.86 268,80 312.91 510.54 22.- 122.- 489.02 5.- 11,594.71 1,039.47

SAN DIEGO Horton 258.52 831.82 181.47 296.07 53.- 60.- 457.10 4,718.47 873,05 SAN DIMAS Smalley 6,241.37 435.02 709.76 87.- 116.73 18,799.41 2,101.62 SANTA ANA Park 689.02 1,023.46 295.42 161.12 262.88 90.- 56.27 67.39 5,625.76 101.57 SOLANA BEACH Johnson 260.11 1,105.- 220.- 18,82 30.71 144.- 40.- 344.81 195.80 20.73 5,891.31 708.26 S. SAN GABRIEL McCoy 1,475.44 198.60 316.13 290.52 4,351,78 621 .88 SYLMAR Gilbert 335.26 2,483.02 135.- 263.49 429.90 40.35 300.86 9,590.27 94.82

TOTALS $8,706.67 $58,235.08 $4,378.82 $9,320.63 $15,363.33 $1,195.61 $1,315.78 $9,070.63 $1,397.60 $1,767.66 $333,555.35 $38,814.07

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MYRNA DEAL 16 7 1 1 1 30 30

WILLIAM S. DEAL 270 17 4 21 390 80 470 1 1 4,655.80 39,589

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V. A. HALL 12 15 20 1 1 2 7.— 600

MAY S. HECK 94 3 23 4 1 6 107 20 127 2 557.— 1

HERMAN HIGGINS 5 9 10 6 6 1 420 1

KATHARINE HOLLOWELI 52 100 20.— 2,000 1

GUY JONES 111 125 2 225 65 9 74 10 1 2 120.— 3,000

R. W. JOSEY 23 8 7

GEORGE KIRGISS CLIFFORD MAXWELL WILLIAM MOORE 3 1 3

MINNIE MORGAN 4 36 1,600

ROY MORGAN 26 12 4 40 8 120,— 1,600

KENNETH PEASE 48 90 30 6 36 1

CLAYTON SCHLETEWITZ 78 29 430 65 20 85 35 5 17 8 9,110.— 1,600

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RALPH STEELHEAD 12 25 19 12 1

PAUL THOMAS 140 9 13 143

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CORONA Morgan 57 2 1 3 1 1 3 1 DIXON Schmidt 17 2 2 3 E. PASADENA Fillmore 39 5 5 2 1 EL MONTE Greene 150 54 4 58 2 9 8 4 ESCONDIDO Hamon 50 6 1 7 2 10 I 1

FRESNO 50 7 7 1 1 2 2 ReLENDORA Holmquist 44 9 4 13 1 1 1 1

LONG BEACH Adamsorr 28 5 4 1 2 3 1 1 L.A. FIRST Smith 42 8 6 14 2 1 2 McKINLEYVILLE Welch 14 1

OAK VIEW Lee 44 5 2 3 1 OJAI Robinson 61 12 6 2 1 POMONA Morrell 50 1 1 6 4 3 3 REDONDO BEACH Sorenson 19 5 1 1 7 1 2 REES MEMORIAL Harris 162 8 1 5 14 5 2 11 1 2 5

RIALTO Wells 23 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 RIVERSIDE Kelley 37 3 3 5 2 ROSEMEAD Crowder 51 14 1 1 16 5 1 SACRAMENTO Hill 37 2 2 4 5 4 3 1 SAN DIEGO Horton 13 3 I 4 2 1 2 1

SAN DIMAS Smalley 50 2 7 13 3 2 2 SANTA ANA Park 17 1 1 3 1 SOLANA BEACH Johnson 31 5 3 1 3 S. SAN GABRIEL McCoy 13 1 1 2 4 SYLMAR Gilbert 25 2 1 3 2 3 1

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CORONA Morgan 2 x DIXON Schmidt 3 x E. PASADENA Fillmorell x EL MONTE Greene12 x ESCONDIDO Hornon 21/4 x

FREt NO GLENDORA Holmquist 3 x LONG BEACH Adamson 2 x L.A. FIRST Smith 1 /1 x Mcl(INLEYVILLE Welch 41/a x

OAK VIEW Lee 11/, x OJAI Robinson 4 x POMONA Morroll 12/4 x REDONDO BEACH Sorenson 4 x REES MEMORIAL Harris 2 x

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5,043.40 10,956.60 44,000.- 7,043.40 36,956.60 75,500.- 11,845.45 63,654.55

18,000.- 228,000.- 49,344.- 178,656.- 85,000.- 39,642.- 45,358.—

GLENDORA Holmc1uist 68,000.— 68,000.— 18,000.— 14,621.86 3,378.14 86,000.— 14,621.86 71,378.14 LONG BEACH Adomson 35,000.— 35,000.— 22,000.— 14,010.— 7,990.— 57,000.— 14,010.— 42,990.— L.A. FIRST Smith 30,000.— 30,000.— 17,500.— 6,000. 11,500. 47,500.— 6,000.— 41,500.— McKINLEYVILLE Welch 12,000.— 6,000.— 6,000.— OAK VIEW Lee OJAI Robinson 93,000.— 29,157.20 63,842.80 13,480.— 13,480.- 106,480.- 29,157.20 77,322.80 POMONA Morrell 85,000.— 8,500.— 76,500.— 12,000.— 12,000. 97,000.— 8,500.— 88,500.— REDONDO BEACH Sorenson 20,000.— 20,000.— 24,000.— 24,000.— 44,000.— 44,000.— REES MEMORIAL Harris 203,000.— 203,000.— 40,000.— 13,252.12 26,747.88 243,000 13,252.12 229,747.88 RIALTO Wells RIVERSIDE Kelley 100,000.— 19,000.— 81,000.— 15,000.— 15,000. 115,000. 19,000. 96,000.— ROSEMEAD Crowder 37,000.— 5,000.— 32,000.— 9,000.— 9,000.— 46,000.— 5,000. 41,000. SACRAMENTO Hill 85,265.— 51,571.— 33,693.— 85,265.— 51,571.— 33,693.— SAN DIEGO Horton 11,000.— 11,000.— SAN DIMAS Smalley 125,000.— 33,500.— 91,500.— 20,000.— SANTA ANA Park 12,000.— 12,000.— 12,000.— SOLANA BEACH Johnson 00,000.— 12,100.— 87,900.— S. SAN GABRIEL McCoy 30,000.— 30,000.— 7,500.— SYLMAR Gilbert 36,880.— 36,880.— 11,000.-

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37,500.- 11,700.— 36,180.—

TOTALS $1,535,545.00 $249,773.06 $1,248,890.94 $305,980.— $68,677.88 $2,263,021.12 $2,369,525.— $374,638.39 $1,567,385.61

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BEAUMONT Lomb 4,477.55 261.09 91.12 4,829.76 4,379.72 233.63 65.30 4,678.65 125.29

BELL GARDENS Palmer 4,794.17 457.20 5,251.37 3,967.89 421.09 4,388.98 862.39

BUENA PARK Fenton 12,016.56 924.33 142.77 374.25 13,457.91 10,228.99 147.01 182.96 307.75 11,766.71 4,416.76

CHINO Lester 5360.11 358.73 142.95 125.96 5,987.54 5,322.20 358.72 84.33 72.11 5,837.36 150.18

CORONA Morgan 11,510.74 1,323.91 370.92 422.39 13,627.96 10,969.06 1,060.13 159.62 397.87 12,586.68 1,041.28

DIXON Schmidt 2,442.40 425.85 120.91 82.49 4327.27 1,544.75 327.36 50.67 59.68 2,944.31 1,382.96

E. PASADENA Fillmore 10,535.46 41.78 200.70 10,777.94 10591.82 352.91 181.83 11,126.56 2,706.54

El. MONTE Greene 75,894.94 2,095.42 360.50 606.02 78,956.88 71,991.61 2,041.47 192.72 381.59 74,607.39 ESCONDIDO Hamon 9,422.46 1,033.10 463.10 10,918.66 9,370.84 833.80 423.31 10,627.95 290.71

FRESNO 11,307.43 1,001.35 361 .05 12,669.83 11,054.45 949.48 320.90 12,324.83 327.21

GLENDORA Holmquist 5,493.72 640.30 22.43 47.33 6,203.78 5,359.81 597.41 3.02 30.- 5,990.24 213.54

LONG BEACH Acicrmson 7,061.02 747.26 46.58 254.84 8,109.70 6.660.- 624.35 32.08 199.47 7,515.90 593.80

L.A. FIRST Smith 7,486.92 469.68 139.87 762.33 8,858.80 7,806.73 462.39 105.- 736.- 9,110.12 116.44

McKINLEYVILLE Welch 2,610.- 241.- 53.- .- 2,904.- 2,613.- 224.- 31.- 2,868.- 36.

OAK VIEW Lee 10,486.52 970.10 215.- 11,671.62 7,227.16 495.- 225.- 7,947.16

OJA! Robinson 27,329.88 1,679.57 219.94 223.60 29,452.99 23,507.36 1,596.77 177.43 173.26 25,454.82 3,998.17

POMONA Morrell 11,580.24 869.38 90.48 527.77 13,067.87 11,577.89 808.55 22.- 492.89 12,901 .33 166.54

REDONDO BEACH Sorenson 4,488.23 674.08 109.21 199.31 5,470.83 4,488.23 674.08 109.21 180.61 5,452.13 18.70

REES MEMORIAL Harris 63,580.94 3,110.05 286.98 1,519.52 68,497.49 60,556.26 3,017.82 364.86 1,675.84 65,614.78 6,104.43

RIALTO Wells 5,446.10 668.17 77.20 164.92 6,356.39 5,291.44 668.17 35.20 154.20 6,149.01 207.38

RIVERSIDE Kelley 8,045.69 549.77 372.02 33.49 9,000.97 7,207.52 549.77 359.75 25.92 8,811.96 189.01

ROSEMEAD Crowder 8,181.69 896.69 195.91 576.25 9,850.54 8,243.32 667.41 541.27 9,352.- 490.54

SACRAMENTO Hill 12,634.18 938.22 77.13 203.26 13,852.79 11,594.71 556.38 23.48 174.80 12,349.37 1,503.40

SAN DIEGO Horton 4,403.75 215.58 49.16 93.62 4,762.01 4,718.47 115.40 48.48 4,882.35

SAN D!MAS Smalley 20,901.03 2,138.67 134.94 1,313.46 24,488.10 18,799.41 1,987.29 107.35 1,169.45 22,063.50 2,424.60

SANTA ANA Pork 5,727.33 1,111.74 252.44 148.63 7,240.14 5,625.76 1,088.10 180.72 119.30 7,013.88 226.26

SOLANA BEACH Johnson 3,243.16 498.67 101.88 628.68 4,472.39 4,570.11 371.66 34.78 623.30 5,599.85 1,126.80

S. SAN GABRIEL McCoy 4,609.66 364.- .- 4,061.26 290.52 621.78

SYLMAR Gilbert 9,079.19 72.28 ,- 9,151.47 9,590.27 65.48 9,655.75 101.62

TOTALS $391,991.81 $25,371.07 $3,4B1.28 $10,537.09 $427,668.90 $368,045.12 $21,623.43 $2,723.05 $9,602.57 $400,079.24 $35,864.96

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1,126.19 30.33 35.40 1,323.91 525.18

ADAMS MEMORIAL Olson 114.08 BEAUMONT Lamb 1.91 BELL GARDENS Palmer 27.33 BUENA PARK Fenton 135.- CHINO Lester CORONA Morgan 141.99

85.30 747.26 469.68 240.50 970.10

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286.76 257.32 224.02 268.-473.99 322.78 52.47

LONG BEACH Adomson 77.49 558.19 L.A. FIRST Smith 25.53 427.98 16.17 McKINLEY'VILLE Welch 234.11 6.39 OAK VIEW Lee 944.89 25.21 OJAI Robinson 50.07 1,582.75 31.75 15. POMONA Morrell 40.30 765.13 11.48

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175.26 532.02 305.42 206.15 539.81 330.64

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668.17 549.77 972.07 938.22

1,288.79 76.34 115.92 15.69

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REDONDO BEACH Sorenson 658.08 REES MEMORIAL Harris 672.13 1,694.50 RIALTO Wells 520.38 RIVERSIDE Kelley 549.77 ROSEMEAD Crowder 896.69 SACRAMENTO Hill 242.87 676.30

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52.25 1,121.72 1,987.29 151.38 798.70 1,088.10 23.64

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SAN DIEGO Horton SAN DIMAS Smalley 343.99 1,315.53 52.25 426.90 2,138.67 689.10 SANTA ANA Park 165.33 612.16 38.07 23.11 273.07 1,111.74 289.40 SOLANA BEACH Johnson 377.64 498.67 20.73 897.04 161.86 S. SAN GABRIEL McCoy 364.- 364.- 90.52 SYLMAR Gilbert

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EL MONTE 73.12 287.38 ESCONDIDO FRESNO GLENDORA 21.50 .93 LONG BEACH 20.26 26.32 L.A. FIRST 60.- 79.87 McKINLEYVILLE 17.75 35.61 OAK VIEW

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219.94 137.23 8.97 177.43 42.51 90.48 22.- 22.- 68.48

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JOURNAL and MINUTES

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1968 ANNUAL YOUTH CONFERENCE

1968 ANNUAL REPORT

DISTRICT YOUTH PRESIDENT To our Associate Director of the Department of Sunday Schools and

Youth, Rev. Wayne Preusy, our District Superintendent. Rev. Thomas Lee, California Pilgrim Youth Delegates and visitors to the Annual District Youth Conference convening July 8 at the Buena Park Pilgrim Church.

I have counted it a real joy to labor with you in doing the Lord's business and His work. This has been a good year for the California Pilgrim Youth. We have been using the General Youth Department theme, "Christ Above All". This has been our goal this past year — that we might help our youth to see how important it is to put Christ above all.

We hated to lose our District Youth President, Chuck McKay, who was transferred to Boston, Massachusetts. We want to thank Chuck for the fine leadership and unselfish service he gave to the Youth of the California Dis-trict. I also want to take this opportunity to thank you for standing behind me after our President left.

I want to thank the Council members consisting of Susan Kelley, Secre-tary; Paul Hoff, Treasurer. We also want to thank each of our Zone leaders that worked so faithfully on their zones and served on the council. We appre-ciate the work of Stan Bonner. Central Zone; Marilee Morrell, Eastern Zone; Bob Stivers, Western Zone; Charles Lack, Northern Zone, and Melva Hill, Capital Zone. Thank you for your support this past year.

Monthly breakfast council meetings were held. A District Youth news-letter was published. We enjoyed successful District rallies and many Zone rallies were held. Other activities included Camp Meeting Youth Services, Graduation Banquet, and now our District Youth Conference. The District Youth adopted the "Stamps for Camp Program". We want to thank Richard Troyer for heading this up.

As we move into merger we need to go forward with the help of God. The question sometimes seems to be, "Should the work cease?" How Satan would like to answer this himself; however, it is not he, but we must do the replying as the Pilgrim Youth. How will we answer? With all reason for grateful obedience we can only respond to the challenges of the hour. The work must go on it will go on. With faith and action the future is ours! Praise His Name! Respectfully Submitted, Jack L. Gilbert President, California Pilgrim Youth

MILE HIGH PINES YOUTH CAMP REPORT Greetings:

This has been a busy year at Mile High Pines. Many improvements have and are being made. The following includes progress being made throughout the property:

Nurses cabin remodeled and bath installed. New rest rooms completed and connected to fellowship hall. New patio completed adjacent to the fellowship hall. A walk-in refrigerator and garbage room completed in the kitchen. Amazing transformation of the road with decomposed granite.

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Continued improvement of the athletic facilities. Construction is ready to begin on the second dorm which will sleep 30

persons. Plans have been made for the first M.H.P. Board-sponsored fund-raising

dmner to be held March 29, 1968 at the Upland Brethren in ChriSt Churth

Many smaller projects too numerous to mention are constantly in progress.

Phillip and Barbara Wilson continue into their second year with as much effort and know how" as before. The Board appreciates their wonderful attitude and help.

Plans are underway for another Easter work week and also a counsellor Seminar during this week.

Rental of the camp has been good during the winter months and activity throughout the summer appears favorable at this time. The past year saw 81 days of camp use, compared to 60 days last year. There were 1,735 campers compared to 1,090 campers last year. We are looking forward to a larger increase this year.

The Board of Directors met November 3 and 4 and April 29 at Mile High Pines. At the fall meeting the following officers were elected: Chairman—Nelson Miller; Assistant Chairman—Paul Green; Secretary—Charles McKay; Assistant Secretary—J. E. McCoy; Treasurer—Woodrow Wiles; and advisory member, Curtis Byer.

On Jan. 12, 1968, Charles McKay submitted his resignation due to a transfer to Boston, J. E. McCoy assumed the post of secretary and Raymond Wells was voted to fill the vacancy on the Executive Council.

The Executive Council has met monthly and has been active in every phase of the camp operation. We continue to seek God's blessing and guidance in the hope that many more young people will come to know Jesus Christ as their personal Saviour through Mile High Pines.

We take this opportunity to thank the many people who have so willingly given of their time and effort to insure the success of our camp. Again, as last year, a special thanks goes to Virgil Feaster for his devotion to the camp. May God richly bless all who have helped His work in this field. Respectfully submitted J. E. McCoy, Sr., Secretary Mile High Pines Board

INCOME Camp Rentals $ 3,494.25 Snack Bar 633.85 Contributions 806.70 Capital Payments Received 4.42300 Capital Contributions 3,054.02 Other Income 246.32

TOTAL INCOME $12,658.14 DISBURSEMENTS

Operational Expenses: Phone $ 81.06 Propane Gas 441.89 Electric 454.79 Camper Insurance 397.87 Fire Insurance 535.50 Salaries 185.00 Taxes 562.30 Dues and Fees 98.30 Use Permits 70.00 Maintenance 129.61 Renairs 648.95 Publicity 221.90 Snack Bar 499.72 Miscellaneous 169.09

TOTAL OPERATIONAL EXPENSE $ 4,495.98

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FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Capital Expenses: Equipment $ 1,588.34 Construction Labor 2,089.02 Building Materials 5,961.81 Other Expenses 531.01 Telephone Deposit 355.00

TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENSES $10,525.18

TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $15,021.16 TOTAL INCOME LESS EXPENSES (Deficit) ($2,363.02) Balance on Hand October 1, 1966 $ 3,098.56 Total Income $12,658.14

Less Accounts Receivable 82.11

$12,576.03

Disbursements $15,021.16 Less Accounts Payable 696.62

$15,674.59

$14,324.54 Balance on Hand September 30, 1967 1,350.05

$15,674.59 Audited Elbert N. Smith

CALIFORNIA DISTRICT PILGRIM YOUTH SOCIETY FINANCIAL REPORT

JUNE 1, 1967 TO JUNE 1, 1968

June 1, 1967 Balance Carried Forward $317.42 RECEIPTS

District Youth Camps $ 1,101.80 Graduation Banquet 606.75 United Stewardship Fund 169.76 Camp Meeting Offerings 56.63 District Rally Offering 40.00 District Rally Food Sale 33.66 Stamps for Camp Registration 20.00 Zone Rally Offering (10%) 9.82 P.Y.S. Handbook Sales 2.00

TOTAL $ 2,040.42

GRAND TOTAL $2,357.84 DISBURSEMENTS

Graduation Banquet - $ 597.85 Youth Camp Director's Expense 485.30 Stamps for Camp Expenses 162.91 Operational Expense 92.71 Conference Minutes Printing 90.83 Awards and Gifts Expense 51.89 Pilgrim Pilot 40.80 Special Music Expense 40.00 P.Y.S. Handbooks 39.38 Special Speaker Expense 10.00 Miscellaneous 18.12

TOTAL $ 1,629.79 June 1, 1965 Balance Carried Forward $728.05 Respectfully submitted, PauZ E. Hoff, Treasurer

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1968 ANNUAL YOUTH CONFERENCE The Annual Youth Conference was held on June 9, 1968. at the Buena

Park Pilgrim Church. The conference was called to order at 10:04 a.m, by Rev. Jack Gilbert, District Youth President.

Rev. Joseph Fillmore led in prayer, and Rev. Bob gregational singing.

A short exhortation and prayer concerning our merger was given by Rev. Thomas Lee, our District S

Rev. Gilbert introduced the conference moderator, Rev. Preusy reported on the activities in the general and gave a devotional from I Timothy 4:12.

Conference roll was taken. District Superintendent District Youth President * District Youth Vice-Pres. District Youth Treasurer * District Youth Secretary *

Pastor Pres. Delegates Adams Mem. Beaumont Bell Gardens Buena Park * * Chino * * Corona * * Dixon E. Pasa. * El Monte * * Escondido * Fresno Glendora * Long Beach * * L.A. First * McKinleyville Syli

Motion carried that conference bar be se Motion carried that time limit be set at tw Annual report of District Youth Presider

received with a standing vote of appreciation. Annual report of the District Youth Treasurer. Paul Hoff was read and

received. Reports of Zone Chairmen were given: Northern—no report; Eastern—read by Marilee Morrell; WeStern—read

by Bob Stivers; Central—no report; Capital—read by Melva Hill. Motion carried that the reports of the Zone Chairmen be received. Local church reports were given: Adams Memorial—no report; Beaumont—no report; Bell Gardens—no

report; Buena Park—by president; Chino—by president; Corona—by presi-dent; Dixon—no report; East Pasadena—no report; El Monte—by delegate; Escondido—by president; Fresno—by delegate; Glendora—by pastor; Long Beach—by pastor; Los Angeles—by delegate.

Motion carried that the conference time be extended until all business was completed.

McKinleyviile—no report; Oak View—no report; Ojai—no report; Po-mona—by president; Redondo Beach—by pastor; Rees Memorial—by dele-gate; Rialto—no report; Riverside—by pastor; Rosemead—no report; Sacra-mento—by president; San Diego—by president; San Dimas—by president; Santa Ana—no report; Solana Beach—no report; South San Gabriel—no report; Sylmar—by pastor.

Motion carried that the District Youth Council officers continue, as present serving until the time when the merged Youth Conference elects officers for the coming year.

Motion carried that the present Youth Council work with the Wesleyan Methodist Youth Council in a unified committee during the merger.

Motion carried that any vacancies on the District Youth Council be ap-

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Capital Zone Chairman * Northern Zone Chairman Eastern Zone Chairman * Western Zone Chairman Central Zone Chairman

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Motion carried that we give our Youth President and Conference Mod- erator a rising vote of appreciation for their participation in the conference and past year.

Rev. Preusy gave a report as to the activities of the merger and some of the proposals for the General Youth Organization.

The conference was turned over to our Youth President, Jack Gilbert, for closing remarks.

The Conference was adjourned. Respectfully, Marilee Morrell, Secretary

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DECLARATION OF UNION

as stated by

General Superintendent J. D. Abbott

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FIRST ANNUAL CONFERENCE SESSION

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CALIFORNIA DISTRICT

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THE WESLEYAN CHURCH

WHEREAS the denominations known as the Pilgrim Holiness Church and The Wesleyan Methodist Church in conference at Anderson, Indiana on June 26, 1968 united, formed The Wesleyan Church, adopted its Discipline, elected its officers and provided for the merging of interests and operations on every level of the work around the world,

We now meet here to unite into one organization and for singular purpose, the work of both former communions in the State of California. The district here formed shall be known as the California District of The Wesleyan Church and henceforth we shall go forward as a single entity in Jesus' name and to the glory of God.

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