twenty-seventh annual conference

MINUTES of the

Twenty-Seventh Annual Conference

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Appointments 8

Committees 4

Conference Roll of Lay Delegates 10

Deaconesses

Licensed 7 Ordained 7

District Young People's Officers 3

Evangelists 9

Foreign Missionaries 9

In Memoriam 21

Ministers

Licensed 6 Ordained 4

Ministers Without Appointment—Subject to Call 9

Official Directory 3 Proceedings 11

Reports

Auditors 24 Binghamton Camp Treasurer 26 Church Extension Treasurer 27 District Superintendent 22 District Treasurer 25 District Trustees 30 District Young People's Treasurer 28 Evangelists and Unstationed Ministers 38 Financial—Churches 33 Foreign Missions Treasurer 30 Pastors 37 Property and Indebtedness 35 Sunday School 36 Statistical Churches 36 Vermontville Camp Treasurer 29 Victory Grove Camp Treasurer 28 Young People 39

Resolutions Education 17 Finance 16 Miscellaneous 18

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Official Directory DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT —

Rev. 0. L. Fay Cadillac Ave., Albany 5, N. Y.

ASSISTANT DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT — Rev. M. E. Pierpoint 28 Frederick St., Binghamton, N. Y.

DISTRICT SECRETARY Rev. R. L. Smith 34 highland Terrace, Gloversvilie, N. Y.

DISTRICT TREASURER Rev. J. N. Jump 811 John St., Utica, N. Y.

ADVISORY MEMBERS OF COUNCIL

Rev. F. T. Finch 120 Division St., Amsterdam, N. Y. Rev. 0. W. Lawrence Brushton, N. Y. Rev. Alvin Young Northville, N. Y.

BOARD OF EDUCATION Rev. F. T. Finch (3 years) .... 120 Division St., Amsterdam, N. Y. Rev. D. E. Wilson (2 years) .. 555 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y. Rev. W. E. Watts (1 year) .. 2038 Euclid Ave., Schenectady, N. Y.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES —

Rev. A. H. Wilson 1746 Fourth St., Rensselear, N. Y. Rev. 0. W. Lawrence (2 years) Brushton, N. Y. Rev. Alvin Young (1 year) Northville, N. Y.

SECRETARY-TREASURER OF FOREIGN MISSIONS

Miss Blanche Avery Phone 4002 R. D. 2., Altamont, N. Y.

District Young People's Officers

DISTRICT DIRECTOR Rev. 0. L. Fay Cadillac Ave., Albany 5, N. Y.

EXECUTIVE SECRETA,RY Rev. J. N. Jump 811 John St., Utica, N. Y.

DISTRICT TREASURER — J. Francis Olsen 16 Goethe St., Binghamton, N. Y.

NORTHERN ZONE LEADER Rev. G. E. Culver 60 Averyville Road, Lake Placid, N. Y.

CENTRAL ZONE LEADER — Rev. W. E. Watts 2038 Euclid Ave., Schenectady, N. Y.

SOUTHERN ZONE LEADER — Rev. George Harris, Jr. Hallstead, R. D. 1, Penna.

DISTRICT HOME MISSIONARY COMMITTEE

Northern Zone Rev. Bernard Barton

Central Zone Rev. Donald Babcock

Southern Zone Rev. Donald Hardy

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Committees

AUDITING — J. Francis Olsen, Rev. W. E. Schaltenbrand, Rev. Philip R. Doyle.

EDITING Rev. Robert L. Smith, Arthur Shafer.

RECEPTION — Rev. W. E. Watts, Rev. D. E. Babcock.

RESOLUTIONS Rev. A. J. Whitney, Rev. Russell Davis, Rev. Garry Boel, Rev. Elvin West, Rev. G. E. Lamb.

STATISTICS — Rev. Arthur Shafer.

WAYS AND MEANS — Rev. H. L. Twining, Rev. G. E. Culver, Rev. D. J. Hardy.

Ordained Ministers

Adams, Rev. G. Lindley Box 12, Lennoxville, Penna.

Addington, Rev. Robert 521 5. Wilbur Ave., Sayre, Penna. Phone 16262

Babcock, Rev. Donald E. 606 Seventh Ave., North Troy, N. Y. Phone N-861-W

Baker, Rev. Floyd Valleyview St., Oneonta, N. Y.

Barton, Rev. Bernard 204 Isabella St., Ogdensburg, N. Y. Phone 14346

Berg, Rev. C. F. 190 Upper Charlotte St., Georgetown, British Guiana, S. A.

Berg, Rev. Emeline 190 Upper Charlotte St., Georgetown, British Guiana, S. A.

Blann, Rev. A. E. 60 Valleyview St., Oneonta, N. Y. Phone 1171-W-2

Blann, Rev. M. R. 10 Oakley Ave., Monticello, N. Y. Phone 1090

Blann, Rev. John .. Jembo Mission, Pemba, Northern Rhodesia, Africa

Boel, Rev. Garry 312 Hatch St., Syracuse, N. Y. Phone 5-2962

Brecheisen, Rev. Augusta 555 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y. Phone 2-9041

Brecheisen, Rev. Loren 555 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y. Phone 2-9041

Culver, Rev. G. E. 60 Averyville Rd., Lake Placid, N. Y. Phone 475

Dodge, Rev. Beatrice Box 59, Bridgetown, Barbados, B. W. I.

Doyle, Rev. Philip R. 14 Parkwood St., Albany, N. Y. Phone 2-0715

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Fay, Rev. 0. L. Cadillac Ave., Albany (5), N. Y. Phone Schenectady 3-7068

Finch, Rev. F. T. 120 Division St., Amsterdam, N. Y.

Phone 713-W Gilmore, Rev. George R. Box 3050, San Juan, Puerto Rico

Hamm, Rev. Jasper Gulf Summit, N. Y.

Hardy, Rev. Donald J. 171 0akdale Rd., Johnson City, N. Y Phone 7-2066

Heisby, Rev. W. Meredith P. 0. Box 524, Nanking, China

Holley, Rev. Edgar R. Richiand, N. Y. John, Rev. Newland R. 844 E. 221 St., Bronx 67, N. Y.

Phone Olenville 5-6563

Joy, Rev. Bertha Stegi, Swaziland, South Africa

Jump, Rev. J. N. 811 John St., Utica, N. Y. Phone 4-1556

Lamb, Rev. George E. Rockwood, N. Y. Phone 7045-F-14

Lawrence, Rev. 0. W. Brushton, N. Y. Phone Moira 2081

Lepper, Rev. Floyd E. Maple Ave., Fultonville, N. Y. Phone Fonda-35701

MacFadgen, Rev. Ethel L. 4 Sixth Ave., Haverhifl, Mass. Phone 1548-W

Masterman, Rev. Kenneth G. 171 0akda1e Rd., Johnson City, N. Y. Phone 7-2066

Miller, Rev. Virginia M. 4 Sixth Ave., Haverhill, Mass. Phone 1548-W

Park, Rev. L. I. R. D. 1, Bradford, N. Y.

Pierpoint, Rev. M. E. . 28 Frederick St., Binghamton, N. Y. Phone 44583

Reed, Rev. W. E. Northville, N. Y.

Richmond, Rev. Francis L. East Windsor, N. Y.

Rowe, Rev. Charles Tunkhannock, Pa.

Schaltenbrand, Rev. W. E. 30 Grove St., Middleburg, N. Y. Phone 301-F-4

Schaltenbrand, Rev. Ruth K. 30 Grove St., Middleburg, N. Y. Phone 301-F-4

Shafer, Rev. Arthur L. 2 River St., Massena, N. Y. Phone 1620-R

Shafer, Rev. Helena 2 River St., Massena, N. Y. Phone 1620-R

Shoemaker, Rev. W. A. R. D., Greene, N. Y.

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Smith, Rev. Robert L. 34 Highland Terrace, Gloversville, N. Y. Phone 2919-J

Sweet, Rev. Mabel 28 Bloomingdale Ave., Gloversville, N. Y.

Terry, Rev. Isaac E. Vestry St., Haverhill, Mass.

Twining, Rev. H. L. 14 Madison Ave., Ravena, N. Y. Phone 27-F-4

Watts, Rev. W. Earl 2038 Euclid Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. Phone 6-5445

Weir, Rev. Thomas 2811 Mills Ave., Northeast, Washington, D. C.

West, Rev. Edna 17 Franklin St., Port Jervis, N. Y. Phone 38944

Whitney, Rev. Andrew J. Box 342, Cherry Valley, N. Y. Phone 4072

Wilson, Rev. A. H. 1746 Fourth St., Rennselaer, N. Y. Phone 4-3519

Wilson, Rev. D. E. 555 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y. Phone 2-9041

Wilson, Rev. Ethel E. 555 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y. Phone 2-9041

Young, Rev. Alvin Division St., Northville, N. Y. Phone 132-M

Licensed Ministers

Berg, Mary 563 Sixth Ave., North Troy, N. Y.

Clark, Wayne Wells, N. Y. Phone 940-F-41

Culver, Mrs. Grace 60 Averyville Rd., Lake Placid, N. Y. Phone 475

Davis, Russell Grand Gorge, N. Y.

Dillenbeck, J. W. Conklin, N. Y.

Fay, Mrs. Dorothy P. Cadillac Ave., Albany, N. Y.

Fryer, Paul Bloomingdale, N. Y.

Gilmore, Mrs. Elizabeth Box 3050 San Juan, Puerto Rico Hamilton, Mrs. Barbara

Harris, George Jr., R. D. 1, Halistead, Pa.

Kane, Grace Argusville, N. Y.

Knowlton, Pearl Wells, N. Y. Lawton, Seymour Northville, N. Y. Lewis, B. B. R D., Montrose, Pa.

Mayne, C. E. Oneonta, N. Y. Phone 16050

Merrill, Helen 8 College Ave., Towanda, Pa.

Pratt, Mrs. Anna Russell, N. Y.

Rickenback, Benjamin Lake Placid, N. Y. Reick, Newton (Fox Hill) R. D., Northville, N. Y. Robinson, Grace M. 1906 S. E. 11th Ave., Portland 14, Oregon Roys, Robert L. Green St., Oxford, N. Y.

Phone 206-M

Shafer, Esther Hyndsville, N. Y. Wells, Bernice Ravena, N. Y. West, Elvin 17 Franklin St., Port Jervis, N. Y.

Phone 38944

Williams, Mary 6 Isabel St., Massena, N. Y.

Ordained Deaconesses

Heisby, Mrs. Christine E. P. 0. Box 524, Nanking, China Pownell, Mrs. Rae Gale

Reed, Mrs. W. E. Northville, N. Y.

Weir, Mrs. Mabel 2811 Mills Ave., Northeast, Washington, D. C. Whitney, Mrs. Evelyn Box 342, Cherry Valley, N. Y.

Phone 4072

Licensed Deaconesses

Avery, Blanche R. D. 2, Altamont, N. Y. Phone 4002

Baker, Mrs. Bertha Valleyview St., Oneonta, N. Y.

Becker, Mrs. Maude Breakabeen, N. Y. Phone 1

Blann, Miss Magdalene .. Jembo Mission, Pembo, Northern Rhodesia, Africa

Blann, Mrs. Eva I. .. Jembo Mission, Pembo, Northern Rhodesia, Africa

Foster, Miss Marion Elizabeth St., Skaneatelas, N. Y.

Hardy, Mrs. Nellie 171 Oakdale Road, Johnson City, N. Y. Phone 7-2066

Masterman, Mrs. Elizabeth 171 Oakdale Road, Johnson City, N. Y. Phone 7-2066

Moore, Mrs. Lillian Camillus, N. Y. Phone 2024

Smith, Mrs. Joy 34 Highland Terrace, Gloversville, N. Y. Phone 2919-J

Twining, Mrs. Cecilia 14 Madison Ave., Ravena, N. Y. Phone 27-F-4

Wilson, Mrs. Luella 1746 Fourth St., Renssalaer, N. Y. Phone 4-3519

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Appointments

Albany, 281 Washington Ave. Rev. Philip R. Doyle

Amsterdam, 120 Division St. Rev. F. T. Finch

Bennettsville (Unorganized) Rev. Francis L. Richmond

Binghamton, 28 Frederick St. Rev. M. E. Pierpoint

Bloomingdale Rev. Paul Fryer

Brookdale Rev. George Harris, Jr.

Brushton Rev. 0. W. Lawrence

Cherry Valley, Alden St. Rev. A. J. Whitney

East Athens Rev. Robert Addington

East Windsor Rev. Francis L. Richmond

Fox Hill (Unorganized) Rev. Newton Rieck

Fultonville, Main St. Rev. Floyd E. Lepper

Grand Gorge Rev. Russell Davis

Gloversville, Cor. Grand and Arlington Sts. Rev. Robert L. Smith

Green Grove Rev. G. Lindley Adams

Gulf Summit Rev. Jasper Hamm

Haverhill, 404 Main St. Rev. Esther MacFadgen, Rev. Virginia Miller

Lake Placid Rev. George Culver

Madrid Rev. Bernard Barton

Massena, 2 River St. Rev. Arthur Shafer, Rev. Helena Shafer Middleburg, Clouverwie St. Rev. W. E. Schaltenbrand

Rev. Ruth K. Schaltenbrand Monticello, 10 Oakley Ave. Rev. M. R. Blann New York, 1822 Madison Ave. Rev. Newland R. John North Troy, 634 Sixth St. Rev. Donald Babcock Northville, Main St., (Unorganized) Rev. Alvin Young Oakdale Rev. Donald J. Hardy Ogdensburg Rev. Bernard Barton Oneonta, 60 Valleyview St. Rev. A. E. Blann Oxford, Green St. Rev. Robert L. Roys Port Jervis Rev. Elvin West, Rev. Edna West Ravena, Main St. . Rev. H. L. Twining Richland Rev. Edgar R. Holley Rockwood, (Unorganized) Rev. George E. Lamb Russell Rev. Anna Pratt Schenectady, 2040 Euclid Ave. Rev. W. E. Watts Syracuse, 310 Hatch St. Rev. Garry Boel Toddsville (Unorganized) Rev. A. J. Whitney Tunkhannock Rev. Charles Rowe Utica, 811 John St. Rev. J. N. Jump Wells Rev. Wayne Clark

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Evangelists

Rev. Floyd Baker Rev. A. H. Wilson Rev. Augusta Brecheisen Rev. D. E. Wilson Rev. Loren Brecheisen Rev. Ethel E. Wilson Mrs. Barbara Hamilton

Foreign Missionaries

Rev. Clifton F. Berg Rev. Emeline I. Berg Rev. John Blann Mrs. Eva I. Blann Miss Magdalen Blann Rev. Beatrice Dodge

Rev. George Gilmore Mrs. Elizabeth Gilmore Rev. Meredith Helsby Mrs. Christine E. Helsby Rev. Bertha Joy

Without Appointment

Mary Berg Benjamin Rickenback J. W. Dillenbeck Rev. W. E. Reed

Grace Kane Esther Shafer Pearl Knowlton Rev. W. A. Shoemaker Seymour Lawton Rev. Mabel Sweet B. B. Lewis Rev. Isaac E. Terry Helen Lindsey Bernice Wells C. E. Mayne Mary Williams

Conference Roll of Lay ITelegates

Albany Marjorie Stuart

Amsterdam Earl Miller

Binghamton Anna Chaffee, Mary Conklin

Bloomingdale Carl Abbott

Brookdale Ellen Harris

Brushton Walter Denny

Cherry Valley Esther Shafer

East Athens Arthur Mourer

East Windsor Charles Warner

Fultonville Juanita Lepper

Gloversville Effie Hewitt

Grand Gorge Eleanor Du Bois

Green Grove Leigh Cooley

Haverhill Daniel Yoe

Lake Placid Bethel Lawrence

Massena Fred Wallace

Middleburg Esther Posson

Monticello Fred Pierce

New York No Delegate

North Troy Christina Richmond

Oakdale Ruth Shafer, Genevieve Dunning

Ogdensburg Sarah Cook

Oneonta Grace Hodge

Oxford No Delegate

Port Jervis Bertha Davey

Ravena Alice Quintana

Richland No Delegate

Russell Dorothy Dygert

Schenectady Hilda Shene

Syracuse William Roseman

Tunkhannock No Delegate

Utica Jesse Elmer

Wells Marjorie Barton

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Journal of Proceedings

Morning Session — July 12, 1948, 9:00 a.m.

The Twenty-seventh Annual Conference of the New York District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church convened at 9:00 am. on July 12, 1948, at Victory Grove Camp Ground.

Rev. J. N. Jump led the Conference in song and Rev. G. L. Helsby led in prayer.

Bro. L. W. Sturk, General Superintendent of the Pilgrim Holiness Church, was introduced to the Conference by Bro. Blann.

Bro. Sturk read from Exodus 14 and very helpfully addressed the conference on the text as found in verse 15 "Speak unto the children of Israel that they go forward."

The secretary called the roll and it was received after corrections.

Motion made and seconded that by virtue of his office as chairman of the Auditing Committee, J. Francis Olsen be accepted as member of this Conference. Motion Carried.

Bro. Sturk called a roll of the committees.

Bro. Paul Fryer and wife, Bro. Charles Heckman, Bro Wayne Clark, Bro Russell Gunsalus and Bro. Joseph Uhrig were introduced to the Conference and granted an honorary seat within the bar.

Motion made and seconded that the time of business sessions be from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon; from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and from 7:00p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Motion carried.

The District Superintendent's report was read and accepted.

Reports from the following were read by the secretary:

Grace Robinson, Beatrice Dodge, Magdalen Blann, Bro. and Sister Clifton Berg, Bro. and Sister Meredith Helsby, and Bro. and Sister John Blann.

It was moved, and seconded that the reports be accepted and a a reply to each be forwarded by the secretary. Motion carried.

Motion was made and seconded that we adjourn until the after-noon sitting. Motion carried.

Second Session — July 12, 1948, 2:00 p.m.

Rev. A. E. Blann led the Conference in song and Rev. Donald Hardy led in prayer.

Bro. Sturk invited Rev. R. D. Gunsalus, Dean of Allentown Bible Institute, to sit on the platform.

Bro. Sturk spoke of Bro. Harold Dieter, President of Allentown Insitute. He called our attention to the latter's sickness and encour-aged us to pray for his healing.

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Bro. Gunsalus revealed to us that according to the physician, Bro. Dieter's case is hopeless but in spite of his condition Bro. Dieter's an-chor of faith in God holds good.

The Conference joined with Bro. Sturk in special prayer for Bro. Dieter. All then joined in singing "Leaning on Jesus."

Motion made and seconded that we dispense with the roll call for the remainder of Conference.

Minutes of the morning session were read and after granting Bro. Blann the privilege of adding to his report, they were accepted as cor-rected.

Motion made and seconded that we allow Mrs. Floyd Lepper a seat in the Conference bar as delegate from the Fultonville Church. Motion carried.

Bro. and Sister Pownell who are outgoing missionaries under N. H. M. S. were introduced to the Conference and granted an honorary seat within the bar.

Recommendations from the Council were read and they were ac-cepted by the Conference in the following order:

Bro. Paul Fryer granted District License.

Bro. Wayne Clark accepted as member of this Conference on strength of credentials he carries from the Pittsburgh District.

Sister Rae Gale Pownell be ordained as deaconess.

The Auditors' report read and accepted.

The District Treasurer's report read and accepted.

The Victory Grove Camp Treasurer's report read and accepted.

The Vermontville Camp Treasurer's report read and accepted.

The Binghamton Camp Treasurer's report read and accepted.

Rev, and Mrs. Robert Addington from the Indiana District were introduced to the Conference and were granted an honorary seat with-in the Conference bar.

The Foreign Missionary Treasurer's report was read and accepted.

The District Statistician's report read and accepted.

The Young People's Treasurer's report read and accepted. The Conference recessed until 3:45 p.m. The Conference moved and seconded to receive Bro. Robert Adding-

ton into our Conference as an ordained minister on strength of his credentials which he carried from the Indiana District. Motion carried.

Several resoluflons were read by the Secretary of the Resolutions Committee, two of which were adopted,

Brother Gunsalus spoke briefly to the Conference concerning the interests of Allentown Bible Institute.

Adjourned by expiration of time.

Third Session—July 12, 1948, 7:00 p.m.

Rev. J. N. Jump led the Conference in singing "My Burden Rolled Away."

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The Conference proceeded to ordain Rae Gale Pownell as a Dea- coness.

The Conference sang, "Rescue the Perishing."

Rev. A. E. Blann read Matt. 25:31-40. Rev. Alvin Young led the Conference in prayer. Rev. L. W. Sturk read from Ruth 2 and delivered the charge to the candidate after which we proceeded to the ordination by prayer and the laying on of hands.

The minutes of the afternoon sitting were read and accepted.

The Secretary of the Resolution Committee presented several resolutions--some of which we adopted.

Bro. Donald Gorton favored the Conference by playing a cornet selection.

The Conference proceeded to the election of officers. The following tellers were appointed by the District Superinten-

dent:

Philip R. Doyle, J. Francis Olsen, A. J. Whitney, 0. W. Lawrence, H. L. Twining, Donald Hardy.

Prayer was offered by Bro. Sturk before entering into the election.

Election proceeded and on the fifth ballot, Rev. M. E. Pierpoint was elected as District Superintendent. A motion to extend the time until 10:30 was adopted by the Conference.

Motion made and seconded that we defer further elections until the morning session. Motion carried.

The District Trustee's report read and accepted.

Motion made and seconded that we rescind action taken previously regarding extension of time for the purpose of electing officers. Motion carried.

We stand adjourned by expiration of time.

Fourth Session July 13, 1948, 9:00 a.m.

The Conference was led in song by Bro. Jump and prayer followed by Bro. Twining. Special prayer was offered for Sister Hardy.

Bro. Sturk addressed the Conference, speaking briefly and help-fully on the subject of "Unity." The Conference sang, "When We All Get to Heaven."

Minutes of previous session were read and accepted after cor-rections.

Motion made and seconded that the Secretary write to Sister Whipple a letter of sympathy due to her husband's death. Motion carried.

Bro. Hill of the Wesleyan Conference was introduced to the Con-ference and granted an honorary seat within the bar.

Bro. Blann told the Conference of Bro. Pierpoint's refusal to ac-cept the office of District Superintendent.

Motion made and seconded that due to the Amsterdam delegate going home, Bro. Pierce be seated in her place. Motion carried.

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Bro. Robert Smith was appointed teller in Bro. Hardy's place.

Being ready to continue the election of the District Officers, the election proceeded with results as follows:

Rev. 0. L. Fay — District Superintendent.

A rising vote of confidence and pledge was given Bro. Fay by the Conference.

Rev. M. E. Pierpoint — Assistant District Superintendent.

Rev. Robert L. Smith — District Secretary

Rev. J. N. Jump District Treasurer.

Advisory Members of the Council:

Rev. F. T. Finch, Rev. Alvin Young, Rev. 0. W. Lawrence.

Ballots were cast for a member of the Board of Trustees for three years. Rev. A. H. Wilson was elected.

Motion made and seconded that we vote by acclamation for office of Secretary-Treasurer of Foreign Missions. Sister Blanche Avery was elected.

The chairman of the Resolution committee presented a resolution which was adopted by the Conference.

Bro. Finch spoke to the Conference concerning the minister's cir-culating library.

Bro. Helsby spoke to the Conference about lifting a love offering for Bro. and Sister Blann. Bro Heisby spoke about the hard work done by them and motion was carried to lift the offering at the beginning of the afternoon session.

Motion made and seconded to convene again at 1:15 p.m. Motion carried.

We adjourned by expiration of time.

Fifth Session—July 13, 1948, 1:15 p.m.

The Conference was led in song by Bro. Jump and prayer was offered by Bro. Helsby.

Minutes of the Morning session were read and accepted.

A love offering was taken for Bro. and Sr. Blann while the Confer-ence marched and sang, "We're Marching to Zion." Bro. and Sr. Blanri responded by expressing their appreciation.

Bro. Sturk advised us that we should pull together as one in the work of the Lord, rather than to divide our church into groups of young and old. Our General Superintendent then favored the Conference with a special song.

The Ways and Means committee offered a resolution dealing with the salary of the District Superintendent, also one dealing with our ministers belonging to the pension plan which was amended. Both of these resolutions were adopted by vote of the Conference.

The motion was made and seconded that the Conference ratify the nomination made by the Council for the Board of Education. Motion carried.

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Announcement was made by Bro. Jump urging all pastors who can to donate a week of labor on the Camp ground at Binghamton, N. Y.

Invitations for the Ministerial Convention were requested. The churches at Ravena, Oakdale, and East Athens responded.

The motion was made and seconded that the nominations be closed. Motion carried.

The motion was made and seconded that the church receiving the highest number of votes be chosen for the convention. Motion carried.

We proceeded to vote by secret ballot. The church at Oakdale was selected on the first ballot.

Rev. F. T. Finch was appointed to send a report of the Victory Grove Camp and Conference to the Advocate.

Bro. Jump made explanation regarding the road signs advertising the Pilgrim Holiness Church and Sunday School, as sponsored by the National Youth Convention.

The newly elected District Superintendent read the names of the Committee members who are to serve during the coming year.

Rev. G. L. Adams asked to be excused from serving an the resolu-tion committee. Rev. Elvin West was appointed in his place.

Motion was made seconded and carried that all minor matters of business remaining after Conference adjourns be taken care of by the District Council.

Forms were distributed for sending in the Foreign Missionary Funds.

The District Superintendent spoke suggesting a District Pamphlet which would contain information vital to the interests of the District. Changes in the placement of some pastors were reported by the Secre-tary.

The Conference received the report of the Memoirs Committee relative to the passing on to their reward of Sister Alice Coon, and Sister Holley.

The secretary of the Resolutions Committee presented the follow-ing resolution which was adopted by the conference.

Whereas God in His infinite mercy did grant us the privilege of meeting in another Conference, BE IT RESOLVED that we extend a rising vote of thanks to the following; Rev. L. W. Sturk for his timely and inspiring messages, and fine work in presiding over the Conference; Rev. A. E. Blann, our District Superintendent, for his faithful and Un-tiring labors during the last Conference year; The District Council for its efficient work; Sr. Blanche Avery for her willing service as Sec-retary Treasurer of Foreign Missions; Rev. Arthur Shafer for his splendid work as District Statistician; Francis Olsen and his assistants for their commendable work in auditing; The dining room and kitchen staff; And Rev. Harry Twining for his efficient handling of the enter-tainment problems.

The Motion was made and seconded that the Conference adjourn. The motion carried.

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W.ileyan Church ARCHIVES

Standing Resolutions

FINANCE

No. 1. Resolved, that each church sending a delegate or delegates to the District Conference, pay the traveling expenses of said delegates and pastor.

No. 2. Resolved, that when the District Council deems any licensed minister unable to meet the expense of taking the study course as dir-ected in Education Resolution No. 2, they may pay all or part of the cost of such course. The Licensee in such case shall agree to finish a year of such course in the Conference year.

No. 3. Resolved, that when money is sent direct to any fund, the church treasurer shall obtain a receipt for same and forward this to each District Representative.

No. 4. Resolved, that all departments of our church shall, upon receipt of monies, immediately forward receipts for same to sender.

No. 5. Resolved, that the District Treasurer shall maintain two funds, to be known as the District Expense Fund and The Church ex-tension Fund.

The ministers and workers of the District shall pay all their tithe into the church where they hold membership.

Each month the local church shall forward to the District Treas-urer, the pastor's tithe and 50% of other ministerial member's tithe. These amounts shall be specified for the District Expense Fund.

The Church Extension Fund shall be provided for by an assessment of $1.50 per member. This money shall be forwarded by the local treasurer to the District Treasurer, specified for the Church Extension Fund.

The churches shall be assessed $2.00 per member, $1.00 for Home Missions, and $1.00 for general administrative expenses. We recommend that the Home Missionary obligation be met by monthly offerings, much as our Foreign Missionary money is raised in the District.

The Foreign Missionary obligation shall be met by monthly offerings in our churches. This money shall be forwarded by the local treasurer to the District Treasurer of Foreign Missions.

No. 6. Resolved, that in order to receive due credit in the current year, any church must have all money in the mail on or before June 5. The District Treasurer shall keep his books open until June 10 so that proper credit may be given for monies mailed on or before June 5. All monies mailed after June 5, shall be entered in the following year.

No. 7. Resolved, that we as a District, adopt the system of con-tributing to the Allentown Bible Institute the equivalent of 25c a month per member; said funds to be paid through the District Treas-urer and that we put forth a whole hearted effort to raise our quota in support of the school. This plan to continue for five years.

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No. 8. Resolved, that the District Superintendent's support shall be as follows:

Salary—$225.00 per month; Travel expenses—four cents per mile by automobile and actual expense by train or bus. In addition, the District shall provide a parsonage furnished with telephone, electricity, gas, heat, and water.

No. 9. Resolved, that the District Superintendent push the Pilgrim Pension Plan and encourage every pastor to join. In cases where it is determined by the District Council that payment of such dues would cause undue hardship for the pastor and church, said dues shall be paid by the District out of the District Expense Fund.

EDUCATION

No. 1. Resolved, that the New York District go on record as fa.vor-ing a permanent representative of Allentown Bible Institute for visiting the churches of our school zone, and that we will stand back of such a program and will open our churches for the raising of funds for liq-uidating the debt on the school property and for securing the proper facilities for the advancement of the school.

No. 2. Inasmuch as Allentown Bible Institute provides correspon-dence courses for ministerial students, be it resolved that all our work-ers desiring license to preach or ordination be required to take such course, and that the Board of Education be governed in its recom-mendations for license to preach or ordination by a report from the Bible Institute upon the work done by the applicant; provided, however, that due credit may be given by the Board, at its discretion, to said appli-cants, for any equivalent work done in any other school acceptable to it.

No. 3. Inasmuch as the majority of the Ministers of the New York District have by action of the last Ministerial Convention put themselves on record as favoring the establishment of a Minister's Book Club, or circulating library, be it therefore;

RESOLVED, that the conference take such action as is necessary to the foundation of such a library, and for the operation of the same, also be it

RESOLVED, that the conference, before deliberate action on the matter, consider the plan suggested in a paper entitled "Some Benefits of a Minister's Book Club," which was read at the last Ministerial, Convention, and which is in part as follows:

a. That the board of education, in conjunction with the District Council select suitable books.

b. That the library be so selected as to provide a well rounded reading course, sound in doctrine and true to Christian experience.

c. That the finances be provided for by contributions to a book fund, and that each minister as far as possible contribute an amount equal to the average price of one book.

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MISCELLANEOUS

No. 1. Resolved, that no properties such as churches, parsonages, or other buildings or land shall be sold of any of our incorporate churches without first conferring with the trustees of the district cor-poration.

No. 2. Resolved, that section 16 of article 2 of the religious corpora-tion law be enforced in our district in regard to churches who have discontinued holding services and where there are less than 7 resident attending members.

That such temporalities and property be managed by the District Council of the Pilgrim Holiness Church, Inc., our ecclesiastical govern-ing body, or may, in pursuance of the provisions of law relating to the disposition of real property by religious corporations, sell or dispose of the same, and apply the proceeds thereof to any of the purposes to which the property of such governing religious body is devoted, and shall not divert such property to any other object.

In no case shall property be sold or disposed of to support the preacher who may claim this as an out appointment.

Due notice shall be given by the District Secretary, regarding the action of the District Assembly in declaring a church extinct, within thirty days to the remaining members, if any.

No. 3. Resolved, that inasmuch as there seems to be a lack of interest in our district concerning our Sunday School work, we recom-mend that all our pastors put forth a desperate effort to greater activity and make it a point to be present at every session if at all possible.

No. 4. Resolved, that inasmuch as the resolutions contain matters of vital importance to our lay members and inasmuch as not everyone reads the resolutions, we recommend that our pastors read the resolu-tions before the church as soon as possible after the distribution of the minutes.

No. 5. Resolved, that we, the New York District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church, place ourselves on record as being unalterably opposed to, and deplore the present sale and use of intoxicating beverages throughout the nation, and furthermore we advise and strongly urge our people not to encourage the sale or use of said liquors by patronizing such places where these intoxicating liquors are sold.

No. 6. Inasmuch as our Manual declares itself against the wearing of jewelry; be it resolved, that none of our preachers shall use the ring ceremony in marriages, or in any way encourage the use of it. Any minister who uses such ceremony shall be dealt with by the District Council.

No. 7. Resolved, that all reports regularly sent to the District Statistician be in his hands by June 15 and that all books and records that are to be audited shall be sent to the chairman of the auditing committee by June 15.

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No. 8. Resolved, that each pastor attend the Binghamton, New York District Camp, and be required to remain over one Sunday. Due excep-tion shall be made to this rule. All the pastors residing in the extreme northern part of the District, namely, Massena, Brushton, Ogdensburg, Russell, Bloomingdale and Lake Placid, are urged to attend and push the Camp at Vermontville which is now the property of the District.

No. 9. In view of tendencies detrimental to the spiritual effort of our camp meetings, we recommend that the following rule be adopted for all our camps. All persons resident on the grounds shall respect a curfew hour of ten o'clock and lights shall be out by ten-thirty p.m. with due exceptions to be made for any person engaged in legitimate camp meeting activities.

No. 10. Resolved, that an Editing Committee be appointed to con-sist of the District Secretary, the District Statistician, and the Secre-tary of the Auditing Committee.

No. 11. Resolved, that the telephone numbers of the ministers be published annually in the Minutes and that the address of the church also be published.

No. 12. Resolved, that the District Council set up a District Young People's Organization as provided for in Section 82 of the Manual.

No. 13. Resolved, that following the election of officers, the District Superintendent shall appoint the committees which are to function under the District Council for the ensuing year.

No. 14. Resolved, that a District Ministerial Convention be held each year on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of the second week in April at a place determined by the Conference or Council.

No. 15. Resolved, that the New York District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church is opposed to divorce and remarriage, and that all persons who are divorced and remarried, except to be remarried to the one from whom they have been divorced, be denied membership in said church.

No. 16. Resolved, that the New York District Conference go on record as fully supporting the Head Quarters Building Committee in their drive for liquidating the debt and equipping the building.

No. 17. Resolved, that each pastor be given freedom to hold at least two revivals each conference year.

No. 18. WHEREAS we have no laymen on the District Council, and WHEREAS we have competent laymen, BE IT RESOLVED, that the District Council include in their nominations for District Treasurer at least one layman.

No. 19. INASMUCH as the problem of what type of literature our General Church shall publish and circulate has been presented to us; BE IT RESOLVED, that this conference go on record as being op-posed to our printing or handling anything but such literature as is in harmony with the fundamental doctrines of evangelical christianity, and that this resolution be sent to the General Board to help guide them in their decision.

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No. 20. Whereas there exists a fervent desire among all our brethren to reach the unevangelized in our District, and whereas the availability of a portable tabernacle would greatly expedite this work, BE IT RE-SOLVED, that the District Council take steps to provide the District with one such portable tabernacle and supervise the use of the same.

No. 21. INASMUCH as the heavy burden of cleaning up our Camp grounds often falls upon only a few individuals, BE IT RESOLVED that the preachers in each Camp zone shall be notified in advance of clean up day by one of the officials of the camp, and that each one thus notified shall be expected to give assistance in this task if at all pos-sible. This applies to Vermontville Camp in the North; Victory Grove in the Central Zone; And Binghamton Camp in the South.

No. 22. INASMUCH as our people in general indicate a desire to participate more actively in a Home Missionary Program for our dis-trict, BE IT RESOLVED that in each of our three district zones at least one district home missionary rally be conducted during the coming year, each rally to includ.e all of the churches in the zone. The purpose of theses rallies shall be; ( 1 ) To stir up our pastors and laymen con-cerning the need or more aggressive evangelism. ( 2 ) To endeavor to chart plans for church extension in each zone. ( 3 ) To raise funds which shall be used only for the purpose of promoting new work in the dis-trict.

No. 23. WHEREAS our Camp Meetings provide excellent oppor-tunities for reaching the unsaved about us; And WHEREAS many out-side our church have practically no knowledge that our Camps exist; BE IT RESOLVED that the District Council appoint for each Camp a publicity committee of three who shall be authorized to advertise their respective camps in every appropriate manner possible including the radio and the press. For this purpose the following amounts shall be expended; For Vermontville Camp, $50.00. For Victory Grove Camp, $200.00. For Binghamton Camp, $100.00.

No. 24. RESOLVED that the two center sections of seats together with the first two rows of seats in each wing of the tabernacle consti-tute the Conference bar.

No. 25. fESOLVED that the time of the business sessions of our District Conferences be fixed as follows; From 9:00 A. M. to 12:00 noon; From 2:00 P. M. to 5:00 P. M.; From 7:00 P. M. to 10:00 P. M.

No. 26. RESOLVED that the District Superintendent be given freedom to conduct two revivals outside the District each Conference year, and that he be permitted to keep all proceeds from the same.

No. 27. INASMUCH as zone home missionary rallies are to be held in our district, BE IT RESOLVED that a committee of three men other than Council members be appointed by the District Superintendent to work with the District Council in promoting these rallies.

No. 28. RESOLVED that the District Superintendent be required to meet with each local church board at least once each Conference year.

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IN MEMORIAM

Whereas an infinitely wise God has called to rest from her labors

our missionary sister, we bow in submission to His will but also in the

awareness that our loss is great.

Rev. Alice Coulter Coone was born in 1885 on the island of St.

Croix, American Virgin Islands. Early in life she came under the min-

istry of pioneer full salvation inissionaries to that Island, and was not

only saved and sanctified but became a volunteer, as a girl in her teens,

in the spread of the Gospel throughout the West Indies. Until 1918

Sister Coone labored among her people, first with Sister Irene Blyden

(Taylor), and later with Rev. James W. Coone, after her marriage to

him. Upon the untimely death of Brother Coone, in 1918, Sister Coone

came to the U. S.. In 1922 she was ordained as a minister in the New

York District and she served as pastor, evangelist, and in whatever

capacity her talents could be used. In 1936 she resumed her labor on

behalf of the people in the West Indies, in Barbados, then in effective

deputational work, and finally, for the last three years of her life, in

Trinidad.

On February 9, 1948 were ended the long years of selfless service

to souls, of devotion to God, of zeal for the cause of Christ. May the

Lord of harvest find new recruits to stand in the gap created as this

valiant reaper has gone to her rich reward.

Whereas God has called to her eternal rest Mrs. Edgar R. Holley,

wife of our esteemed brother-pastor, be it resolved that the sympathy

of the conference be extended to the bereaved husband and to the sur-

viving relatives, and that this expression of condolence be spread upon

the minutes of the conference.

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Annual Report of the District Superintendent

To the 27th Annual Conference of the New York District of the

Pilgrim Holiness Church.

Greetings:

God in His boundless mercy has again allowed us to meet in our

Annual Conference. During the past year, death has invaded our ranks

and the wife of our dear Bro. E. R. Holley has been called home. To

him we extend our sincere sympathy and pray that God will comfort and sustain him. On the Mission field another has laid down her cross and exchanged her work for the reward that is promised to the faith-ful. Sister Alice Coone, after a short illness went to be with her Lord from the island of Trinidad. May God keep us ready for our call.

The progress made during the past year has not been too gratifying. Yet there has been some in a material way and I trust also in spiritual things. At Bennettsville a new church building is nearing completion. I am hoping that in the not too distant future, the congregation there will be organized into a full fledged Pilgrim Holiness Church. The Binghamton Church has purchased two lots in an excellent location on which they plan to erect a new church and parsonage. Work on this project is expected to start soon. At Bloomingdale a residence has been purchased for a parsonage and the new pastor and his wife are already occupying the same. Parsonage properties have been acquired at both Rockwood and Fox Hill. The Grand Gorge and Green Grove congre-gations have plans also for new parsonages. Improvements and repairs have been made in several other churches. There is much that can be done along this line. Our buildings should be kept in good repair and suitable improvements made in order to furnish adequate Sunday School facilities and that our people may not be ashamed to ask their friends and neighbors to come and worship in our churches. Neatness in Church and parsonage should not be overlooked.

Our giving to Foreign Miissions has been commendable. May God help us to keep it up.

I am informed that we are ahead of last year's good report in our offerings for both Home and Foreign Missions. For this we thank God and His people. There has been some sag in our Allentown Bible In-stitute support and in a few instances a failure in meeting our budget obligations. A system of monthly offerings to cover these items would greatly help. None of our pastors are paid too much and some get far too little. In these days of high costs it would be well for the different congregations to look into the matter of their pastor's support and if at all possible, increase the amount being given.

Some 21 churches with their pastors have accepted the Pension Plan. Others have considered the matter and deferred action. It would be

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well if a way could be found so that all our churches and their pastors could participate in the plan.

Some of our brethren made an effort to open up a work in Cana-joharie, N. Y. this past year. Brother Lamb. with Brother Finch hired a hail and along with others helping, continued meetings during the summer and into the Fall. Some good services were held but they were unable to accomplish what they desired. This effort was partly financed by the District Church Extension fund. At Gulf Summit, 12 miles from E. Windsor, Brother Hamm with his people has been holding meetings in homes. Several have sought God and the prospect is good for a class to be formed there in the near future.

Last Conference it was voted that we purchase a portable tab-ernacle to be used in opening up new work. This has not been done yet. The impossibility of securing proper material has held up this project. Just recently Brother Jump has succeeded in getting the material with which to construct the portable tabernacle. We regret the delay but it has seemed to be unavoidable.

On the Binghamton Camp Grounds a new dormitory is being put up. This has taken much of the time of our good brethren. Several new cottages have been built on the Vermontville Camp ground. Brother Culver, with the help of some of the brethren has taken care of this. There is a great need for more cottages on Victory Grove Camp ground to care for the increasing attendance. Our Camps serve a good purpose and must be supported. -

Our greatest need is for revivals to come to our churches. With too many, the yearly or twice yearly meetings have not resulted in new souls being saved and added to the church. The church is edified, but no new ones brought in. We should work for revivals which will re-kindle the fires of soul passion, sacrifice and devotion. The only way to insure this is the old hard way of intense desire, importunate prayer, unfaltering faith and untiring work. Revivals will save us from stag-nation and death as a Church. May God help us.

I have preached 122 times, conducted 15 Annual meetings and at-tended 24 Church Board meetings during the year. Each organized church has been visited two or more times. Besides this I have as-sisted in two funerals and performed one marriage ceremony.

I am grateful to those who made it possible for me to visit the Annual Conference of our Mexican missionary work. After the Con-ference it was my privilege to visit some of the market towns and see some of the churches built with the money sent by the people of the N. Y. District. I was thrilled with what I witnessed of the work in Mexico. I have travelled over 12,000 miles in the interests of the District. God and His people have been very good to me. I thank Him and them for all the kindness shown me during the past year.

Respectfully submitted, A. E. Blann

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Auditor's Report

To the New York District Conference of the Pilgrim Holiness Church:

We have made a limited audit of the records of the various depart-

ments of the District by methods and to the extent we deemed ap-

propriate.

We present the following reports which we believe fairly present the

results of the financial operations of the District for the twelve months'

period ended May 31, 1948:

District Treasurer's Report

Church Extension Treasurer's Report

Binghamton Camp Treasurer's Report

Vermontville Camp Treasurer's Report

Victory Grove Camp Treasurer's Report

District Young People's Treasurer's Report

Foreign Missionary Treasurer's Report

Respectfully submitted,

J. Francis Olsen

W. E. Schaltenbrand

Philip R. Doyle

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District Treasurer's Report

For The Twelve Months Ended May 31, 1948

Receipts

Balance June 1, 1947 $ 3125.05

General Budget $ 1726.26

Easter Offering for Home Missions 1332.85 Special Offerings for Home Missions 330.98 Sunday School Rally Day Offering 55.30 Allentown Bible Institute 2173.53 District Expense Fund 5617.18 District Conference Offerings 105.80 National Youth Convention Offerings 29.18 Jubilee Offering for Headquarters 632.06 Pension Fund-Ministers 2% 427.86 Pension Fund-Churches 4% 582.51 Minister's Library Fund 18.93 Money Borrowed for Binghamton Camp Dormitory 1000.00 For Dormitory at Binghamton Camp 60.00

Offering at Ministerial Convention for Gilmores 135.00

Total Receipts 14227.44

Total Cash Available $17352.49

Disbursements

General Budget $ 1538.85

Easter Offering for Home Missions 1293.67

Special Offering for Home Missions 330.98

Sunday School Rally Day Offerings 55.30

Allentown Bible Institute 2215.03

District Superintendent's Support

Salary $ 2500.00

Travel 666.26

Telephone 47.39

Heat 172.45

Electricity 50.50 Bottled Gas 65.31 Pension Fund 4% 80.00

Miscellaneous 10.59 3592.50

District Conference Expense 224.00

Printing Minutes 136.10

District Treasurer's Salary 100.00

District Secretary's Salary 25.00

District Statistian's Salary 25.00

Ministerial Convention Expense 73.92

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Transferred to Foreign Missionary Treasurer 135.00 Postage, Stationery and Supplies 46.65 District Council Expense 140.86 Service Men's Christian Fellowship 41.08 Jubilee Offering for Headquarters 632.06 Pension Fund-Ministers 2% 427.86 Pension Fund-Churches 4% 583.51 Pension Fund-A. H. Wilson 4% 80.00 National Youth Convention 29.18 Minister's Library 24.43 Transfer to Vermontville Camp 400.00 Victory Grove

Lumber 71.40 Sheets 43.61 Sand, Cinders and Fill 113.00 Trailer License 4.00 Tile 73.71 Paint for Care Taker's Home . .. 21.82 327.54

District Superintendent's Parsonage Repair 18.80 Church History Expense 8.00 Binghamton Camp Dormitory 2819.15

Total Disbursements 15324.47 Balance May 31, 1948 $ 2028.02

Balance by Departments Allentown Bible Institute 1.00 Pension Fund ( Deficit) 1.00 District Expense Fund 2028.02

Total as Above $ 2028.02

Binghamton Camp Treasurer's Report

For the Twelve Months Ended May 31, 1948

Balance June 1, 1947 Receipts

Pledges and Offerings $ 2623.28 Children's Meeting Offerings 15.50 Foreign Missionary Offering 857.24 Allentown Bible Institute Offering 31.00 Sale of Provisions and Meals 780.86 Dormitories and Rooms 184.80 Electricity and Insurance Assessments 55.85 Transfer from District Young People's Society . 150.00

Total Receipts

$ 1063.47

4698.53 Total Cash Available $ 5762.00

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Disbursements

Evangelists and Workers $ 876.40 Foreign Missions 872.74 *

Allentown Bible Institute 31.00

Food 681.55

Insurance 118.56 Cooking Gas 18.00 Electricity 88.45 Advertising 49.58 Laundry 25.00 Piano Rental 25.00 Supplies and Miscellaneous 103.37 Repairs and Improvements 2475.72 Purchase of Cottage 150.00

Total Disbursements 5515.37

Balance May 31, 1948 $ 246.63

Church Extension Treasurer's Report


Balance June 1, 1947 $ 1363.90

Receipts

Assessments at $1.50 per member $ 1290.90 Portable Tabernacle Offerings 517.30


Total Cash Available $ 3172.10

Disbursements

Bennettsville Loan $ 100.00

Bloomingdale Meeting 25.00

Campville Road Support $ 20.00

On Parsonage 95.64 115.64 Canajoharie

Rent, Advertising, etc. 93.76 Cherry Valley

Support 235.00

Grand Gorge Rent $ 150.00 Moving Expense 75.00 225.00

Madrid Meeting 50.00

Massena Moving Expense 186.58

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Oxford

Repairs $ 1018.77 Moving Expense 20.00 Insurance 27.45 1066.22

Richiand Meeting 9.00

Toddsville Insurance 15.75

Portable Tabernacle 804.17

Total Disbursements 2926.12

Balance May 31, 1948 $ 245.98

District Young People's Treasurer's Report


Balance June 1, 1947 $ 15.44

Receipts

Young People's Society Offerings $ 59.50 Zone Rally Offerings 17.58

District Rally Offerings 94.25


Total Cash Available $ 186.77

Disbursements

Binghamton Camp for District Rally Expenses 150.00

Balance May 31, 1948 $ 36.77

Victory Grove Camp Treasurer's Report


Balance June 1, 1947 Receipts

Pledges and Offerings $ 1534.80

Children's Meeting Offerings 10.56 Foreign Missionary Offering 872.47 Home Missionary Offering 91.54 Allentown Bible Institute 21.55 Sale of Provisions and Meals 562.01 Dormitories and Rooms 87.75 Electricity, Labor and Insurance Assessments 91.50 Transfer from District Expense Fund

for Conference Expense 210.00

Total Receipts

$ 966.68

3482.18

Total Cash Available $ 444S.86

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Disbursements Evangelists and workers 5 833.00 Foreign Missions 872.47 Home Missions 91.54 Allentown Bible Institute 21.55 Food 875.62 Insurance 185.02 Cooking Gas 15.86 Electricity 30.93 Advertising 22.00 Laundry 20.00 Supplies and Miscellaneous 80.22 Repairs and Improvements 440.41 Transfer to District Expense Fund 450.00

Total Disbursements 3938.62 Balance May 31, 1948 $ 510.24

Vermontville Camp Treasurer's Report

For the Twelve Months Ended May 31, 1948 Balance June 1, 1947 Receipts

Pledges and Offerings $ 659.55 Foreign Missionary Offering 106.00 Sale of Provisiois and Meals 65.65 Sale of Cottage 75.00 Transfer from District Expense Fund 400.00

$ 356.67

Total Receipts 1306.20 Total Cash Available $ 1662.87

Disbursements Evangelists and workers $ 340.00 Foreign Missions 106.00 Food 265.18 Insurance 50.12 Electricity 2.24 Advertising 10.00 Laundry 10.00 Supplies and Miscellaneous 58.17 Repairs and Improvements 690.46

Total Disbursements

1532.17

Balance May 31, 1948 $ 130.70

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District Trustees Report As Of June 1, 1948

Assets

District Superintendent's Home $ 7000.00 Caretaker's Home at Victory Grove 2500.00 Binghamton Camp 20000.00 Victory Grove Camp 11000.00 Vermontville Camp 3700.00 Building Lot Hillcrest 750.00 Chenango Valley Cemetery Lot 500.00 Fox Hill Church and Parsonage 2000.00 Madrid Church 2000.00 Oxford Church 1500.00 Toddsville Church 1000.00 Rockwood Church and Parsonage 5500.00 Bennettsville Property 2000.00 Total Assets $ 59450.00

Liabilities Note-Binghamton Camp $ 1000.00 Mortgage-Rockwood 1761.74

Total Liabilities 2761.74 Net Worth $ 56688.26

Report of the Foreign Missions Treasurer For the Twelve Months Ended May 31, 1948

Balance on Hand June 1, 1947 $ 155.78 Receipts

Albany $ 2506.07 Amsterdam 256.34 Bennettsville 166.05 Binghamton 2313.18 Binghamton Camp 607.85 Bloomingdale 77.57 Brookdale 344.70 Brushton 392.15 Campville Road (Closed) . 8.00 Cherry Valley 37.00 East Athens 1035.09 East Windsor 202.25 Fox Hill 118.36 Fultonville 211.91 Gloversville 1231.90 Grand Gorge 80.35 Green Grove 252.32

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Flaverhill 1098.07

Lake Placid 239.85

Madrid ( Closed ) 111.66

Massena 165.00

Middleburg 302.69

Monticello 323.85

New York City 75.75

New York District 135.00

North Troy 513.57

Northville 2457.08

Oakdale 5787.51

Ogdensburg 497.40

Oneonta 430.74

Oxford 59.86

Port Jervis 200.12

Ravena 855.94

Richland 93.26

Rockwood 138.84

Russell 521.37 Schenectady 575.57 Syracuse 339.54 Toddsville 36.31 Tunkhannock 159.01 Utica 378.61 Vermontville Camp 106.00 Victory Grove 832.47 Wells 197.53


Total Cash Available

Total Cash Available Forwarded

Expenditures

Native Workers and Students regularly supported

$ 26629.47

$ 26629.47

by Churches and Individuals $ 3905.34

John Blann's support 774.00 John Blann's fare 222.71 Car for Northern Rhodesia 173.71 Bro. Strickland's fare 957.47 Northern Rhodesia Hospital 1752.35 Native Cottages, Natal 174.52 School and Work in N. Rhodesia 74.10 Refrigerator for N. Rhodesia 200.00 Swaziland 35.00 Beatrice Dodge 542.51 Car for Barbados 1770.96

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Car for British Guiana 1420.80

Grand Cayman Church 210.00

George Gilmore 59.24

George Gilmore's Plane fare 180.00

Sr. Gilmore 35.00

Addition to Sr. Dodge's Church 443.40

Addition to Georgetown Church 500.00

Red Hill Parsonage, Trinidad 650.00

S. S. Supplies for W. I. 32.46

Public Address System for Gilmores 403.23

Bibles for B. W. I. 210.00

Tracts and Equipment for Mexico 185.00

Church in Parimaribo 8.84

Rose Hall Lighting Plant 39.00

Work in British Guiana 71.66

Daisy Buby 25.00

Miss Abel's fare 302.87

W. E. Reed 600.00

Bro. and Sr. Gaylord 60.00

Rev. Savage 91.86

Olsen Memorial 10.00 Latin American Mission, Inc. 10.00 Oriental Missionary Society 1002.10

Motorcycle for Meredith Heisby 100.00

Christmas Gifts and Medical Supplies 829.70

National Holiness Association 162.06

Sister Surbrook, W. I. 1000.00

A. E. Blann's fare to Mexico 68.85

Mrs. David Wilson's fare to W. I. 36.79

Unspecified 7135.66 Gov't. Cards and Printing Receipts 7.50

Total Expenditures 26473.69

Balance on Hand May 31, 1948 $ 155.78

Blanche M. Avery

Financial Report Receipts Expenditures Local Items

C) C) C)

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Albany Amsterdam Athens Bennettsville Binghamton

12026.23 2833.18 5259.75 925.29

11469.15

906.66 239.07 140.93 71.23

574.74

74.50

101.46

99.01

2075.00 1029.00

89.76 1267.04

73.00

15082.39 4101.25 5591.90 2263.56

12215.90

799.61 111.04 129.58

81.40 1428.43

15882.00 4212.29 5721.48 2344.96

13644.33

2580.00 1590.00 2120.00 691.50

3021.75

550.00 95.00

227.32

800.00 90.00

3225.00 116.84 360.00

362.25

154.75

1024.76 684.11 70.85

894.94 1405.40

990.96 50.88

103.41 48.25

289.34

loomingdale 2262.80 Brookdale 1909.57 Brushton 2998.48

101.20 225.27 292.37

40.43 18.37

540.00 426.90

2904.00 2602.17 3309.22

364.33 171.82 170.01

3268.33 2773.99 3479.23

775.93 1219.00 1590.00

78.55 129.58 380.00

25.00 1750.00 200.00 34.01

31.40 72.08

117.70 Cherry Valley I 536.04 49.25 585.29 .81 586.10 350.72 14.00 East Windsor I 2847.78 54.82 2902.60 131.17 3033.77 1621.67 50.00 316.301 75.00

Fox Hill 1303.32 129.91 63.68 424.00 1920.91 66.44 1987.35 835.03 265.19 200.00 113.79 Fultonville 2675.89 144.22 2820.11 20.14 2840.25 1049.31 100.00 45.00 80.21 71.39 30.34 Gloversville I 5371.16 209.19 31.85 5612.20 468.38 6080.58 1664.00 150.00 328.90 83.60 Grand Gorge 2492.33 238.98 I 2731.31 129.72 2861.03 1917.21 Green Grove 3513.58 231.67 610.00 4355.25 143.66 4498.91 1533.49 315.00 96.00 150.00 21.55 710.00 76.73 Haverhill 5352.43 316.78 5669.21 360.35 6029.56 1855.00 649.50 170.00 79.65

Lake Placid 3248.04 269.30 11.56 3528.90 3528.90 1830.251 423.66 371.40 Midclleburg 2784.00 78.38 2862.38 146.85 3009.23 1516.37 150.00 144.49 94.74 Monticello 2761.33 182.28 41.91 680.00 3665.52 108.94 3774.46 1522.04 92.00 75.55 Massena 4125.10 326.15 6.00 4457.25 42.68 4499.93 1795.00 140.00 33.00 1023.83 45.94 143.62 143.90 New York 2173.92 79.44 2253.36 1409.86 3663.22 92.00 17.37 960.00 50.99 North Troy 3393.22 240.59 68.42 767.34 4469.57 227.23 4696.80 1615.00 190.52 320.00 90.00 80.37

Oakclale 15012.06 607.02 212.64 15831.72 271.26 16102.98 3712.55 474.61 620.29 523.27 228.89 Ogdensburg 2643J3 102.27 2745.40 21.52 2766.92 1144.00 117.00 36.00 268.43 95.36 Oneonta 3849.971 775.37 4625.34 73.24 4698.58 2120.00 245.00 150.47 3.00 140.36 Oxford 1406.981 80.49 1.01 1488.48 57.57 1546.05 729.00 110.00 168.54 59.61 Port Jervis 1823.171 173.07 476.94 2473.18 57.55 2530.73 1044.09 315.00 324.27 8.35 240.00 68.09 Ravena 3335.901 91.56 3427.46 70.00 3497.46 1325.00 233.00 137.36 48.38

1ockwoocl 2136.06 489.79 481.20 3107.05 923.74 4030.79 1381.06 126.00 1198.49 88.75 486.00 122.41 Russell 2213.00 82.59 2295.59 6.36 2301.95 1006.00 Schenectady 3844.671 236.97 30.04 4111.68 209.43 4321.11 1820.00 290.00 212.68 Syracuse 4527.161 338.43 4865.59 156.83 5022.42 1642.20 357.15 277.20 532.00 99.97 Toddsville 338.361 44.81 383.17 1.14 384.31 293.21 5.00 28.43 Tunkhannock 1244.33 101.19 17.59 22.45 1385.56 60.38 1445.94 760.00 16.00 89.21 Utica 4609.82 1032.74 61.03 5703.59 41.03 5744.62 1674.00 460.00 50.00 36.88 450.57 83.90 Wells 2012.73 106.16 2118.89 17.32 2136.21 1170.00 130.00 123.15 122.64 Richland I 503.40 23.81 527.21 527.21 191.75

Total I 131763.331 9388.701 879.501 8962.631 150994.161 8479.821 159473.981 52798.131 7666.451 1215.001 8202.691 907.681 11133.191 4022.61

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11983.51 3152.81 3928.21 1915.93 7981.18 2911.80

283.00 278.25 212.00

629.75 78.00

122.12 28.50 97.55

260.50 16.50

405.12 306.75 309.55

890.25 94.50

2506.07 256.34

1034.09 165.93

2313.18 77.57

232.40 38.00

137.46 8.25

360.96 35.75

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2967.88 375.62

1483.72 174.18

3102.27 155.72

15356.51 3835.18 5721.48 2090.11

11973.70 3162.02

525.49 377.11

254.85 1670.63 106.31

Brookdale 198.98 1819.64 126.90 77.29 204.19 418.23 63.96 5.97 12.75 55.75 556.66 2580.49 193.50 Brushton 399.55 2521.26 159.00 57.00 216.00 394.15 76.08 43.31 114.00 13.10 640.64 3377.90 101.33 Cherry Valley 82.88 447.60 56.00 13.00 69.00 32.00 15.00 22.50 69.50 586.10 East Windsor 482.59 2545.56 173.00 44.00 217.00 176.00 53.24 229.24 2991.80 41.97 Fox Hill 269.37 1683.38 116.22 32.25 10.00 158.47 1841.85 145.50 Fultonville 857.87 2234.12 105.03 10.00 115.03 I 211.91 160.08 7.32 58.50 17.66 455.47 2804.62 35.63 Gloversville 1131.72 3358.22 286.40 61.56 347.96 1124.41 106.96 41.25 41.00 43.52 123.00 1480.14 5186:32 894.26 Grand Gorge 731.16 2648.37 80.29 29.40 15.70 125.39 2773.76 87.27 Green Grove 209.16 3111.93 300.00 56.50 356.50 247.32 62.04 5.00 13.07 63.00 390.43 3858.86 640.05 Haverhill 1271.66 4025.81 182.00 51.00 233.00 1098.26 128.17 5.96 34.001 102.00 1368.39 5627.20 402.36 Lake Placid 398.03 3023.34 136.16 27.35 17.85 181.36 239.85 18.00 29.08 25.27 12.00 324.20 3528.90 Middleburg 281.42 2187.02 146.77 34.93 181.70 301.69 44.52 73.85 56.25 96.63 572.94 2941.66 67.57 Monticello 1107.41 2797.00 151.85 24.00 175.85 331.85 47.60 17.00 51.75 448.20 3421.05 353.41 Massena 774.10 4099.39 22.90 4.93 50.00 77.83 165.00 28.91 6.25 200.16 4377.38 122.55 New York 199.79 1320.15 20.00 20.00 42.60 13.00 55.60 1395.75 2267.47 North Troy 1257.08 3552.97 139.75 69.00 5.00 213.75 518.28 120.23 70.70 36.35 20.54 766.10 4532.82 163.98 0akdale 3301.87 8851.48 347.75 120.25 468.00 5787.51 300.25 240.50 6328.26 15657.74 445.24 ogdensburg 149.45 1810.24 288.56 33.00 321.56 449.96 51.31 5.00 26.00 532.27 2664.07 102.85 Oneonta 773.16 3431.99 222.50 70.90 293.40 I 430.74 62.04 31.00 62.40 93.00 679.18 4404.57 294.01 Oxford 292.94 1360.09 103.35 1.50 104.85 64.56 3.00 4.00 3.01 74.57 1539.51 6.54 Port Jervis 207.60 2207.40 68.99 18.00 86.99 120.32 24.00 5.25 149.57 2443.96 86.77 Ravena 745.50 2489.24 132.50 36.00 25.00 193.50 521.94 108.90 4.64 14.08 52.00 66.00 4.19 771.75 3454.49 42.97 Rockwood 308.58 3711.29 133.20 33.34 166.54 3877.83 152.96 Russell I 526.271 1532.27 106.00 36.00 142.00 I 486.29 26.40 16.00 72.00 600.69 2274.96 26.99 Schenectady 927.93 3250.61 182.00 57.00 239.00 520.57 76.00 18.10 114.00 27.86 756.53 4246.14 74.97 Syracuse 981.40 3889.92 185.50 43.50 50.00 279.00 339.54 58.00 7.60 81.90 87.00 39.23 613.27 4782.19 240.23 Todclsville 57.67 384.31 I I 384.31 Tunkhannock 174.80 1040.01 86.00 17.58 103.58 161.45 37.001 3.50 17.20 60.75 279.90 1423.49 22.45 Utica 1562.04 4317.39 167.40 57.00 38.00 262.40 383.61 157.19 10.15 30.00 76.26 114.25 20.15 791.61 5371.40 373.22 Wells 63.43 1609.22 130.00 37.50 I 167.50 193.80 48.68 9.00 51.00 302.48 2079.20 57.01 Richland 218.661 410.41 I I 102.26 I 4.001 8.001 I 114.261 524.67 2.54

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George E. Culver Lake Placid 2 113 32 1 18 7 589 1830.25 46.75 1877.00 Yes No No No No Russell E. Davis Grand Gorge 101/2 68 31 2 1 89 1750.96 50.00 1800.96 Philip R. Doyle Oneonta 3 139 39 1 4 6 1 1 150 2120.00 323.00 90.00 2533.00 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Orrin L. Fay Albany 4 92 40 2 5 5 1 200 2580.00 10.00 2590.00 Yes Yes Yes No No Frank T. Finch Amsterdam 2 102 48 1 1 4 3 1 I 192 1590.00! 149.14 1739.14 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Jasper Hamm East Windsor 6 100 50 56 1 113 1621.67 92.91 1714.58 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Donald J. Hardy Oakdale 6 1 108 32 2 25 3 2 325 2120.00 200.00 300.00 2620.00 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes George R. Harris Brookdale 10V2 112 36 1 2 8 1 1 173 1058.00 235.00 147.50 1440.50 Yes No No Yes No G. L. Helsby Gloversville 14 901 50 2 2 6 4 2 3 215 1664.00 100.00 1764.00 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Newland R. Joan New York 7 125 62 13 20 3 1 I 751 92.00 I I 92.00 No No No No No James N. Jump Utica 12 6 112 38 31 2 2 170 1674.00 110.00 125.00 1909.00lYes Yes Yes Yes Yes

C. J. Knupp ogdensburg 3 93 49 2 1 4 2 210 1144.00 150.00 220.001 1514.00 Yes Yes No No No George E. Lamb Rockwood 3 11 73 40 1 148 1381.06 40.001 1421.06 Yes No No No No Oscar W. Lawrence Athens 2 112 45 2 1 6 1 1 302! 2120.00 103.10 35.00 2258.10 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Floyd E. Lepper Fultonville 11 10 92 52 4 5 1 1 2 1 150 1049.31 580.97 1630.28 Yes No Yes Yes Yes E. MacFadden & V. Miller Haverhill 11 61 157 159 2 1 38 8 2 1 427 1855.00 175.00 40.00 2070.00 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Milton B. Pierpoint Binghamton 2 117 20 3 3 18 3 8 7 6 419 2820.00 275.00 120.001 3215.00lYes Yes Yes Yes lea Anna Pratt Russell 2 134 95 1 1 5 330 1006.00 216.00-- 1222.00 Francis Richmond Bennettsville 1 9 75 50 1 1 9 1 2 125! 691.50 84.00 76.531 852.03 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Newton F. Rieck Fox Hill 2 100 50 1 2 ii 35 835.03 450.00 100.00 1385.03 Yes No No No No Charles Rowe Tunkhannock 14 6 113 60 3 12! 3 2 1! 150 760.00 50.00 810.00 Yes Yes No Yes No Robert L. Roys Oxford 1 73 32 1 2 I 247 669.10 44.00 96.01 809.11 Yes Yes Yes Yes No

W. E. Schaltenbrancl Midclleburg 2 10 47 37 2 6 200 1516.371 28.75 100.00 1645.12 Yes Yes No No No Arthur & Helena Shafer Massena 1 9 3 20 109.00 33.20 142.20 Yes Yes Yes Yes No Robert L. Smith Brushton 3 98 44 2 1 4 3 2 2 250 1590.00 130.00 255.00 1975.00 Yes Yes Yes Yes No Harry L. Twining Ravena 2 80 36 2 1 3 1 150 1325.00 65.00 1390.00 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes W. Earl Watts Schenectady 2 4 105 31 2 1 8 2 2 285 1855.00 142.00 142.66 2139.66 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Elvin D. \Vest Port Jervis 2 10 146 50 4 6 8 1 I 75 1044.09 275.001 100.00 1419.09 Yes No No No No

Andrew J. Whitney Cherry Valley 5 120 45 1 2 4 6 83 350.72 350.72 Yes Yes No les No Andrew J. Whitncy Toddsville 5 94 45 70 293.21 29.00 322.21 Yes Yes No Yes No Alvin Young Northvll]e 5 86 46 1 6 133 2570.75 2570.75 Yes No Yes No No E. R. Holley Rlchland 11 40 43 2 4 137 191.75 87.00 68.30 347.05 Garry Boel Syracuse 2 103 50 2 27 3 5 2 1 253 1642.20 122.00 1764.20 Yes Yes Yes No No Kenneth Masterman Oakdale 2 6 20 10 1300.00 500.00 100.00 1900.00 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Total 3668116901 661391 33114514715212717404152935.6313887.76 4819.56161642.951

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Total I 781 56! 211 155! 311 1421 115

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