JOURNAL 46 INDEX OF THE CONSTITUTION AND CANONS
General Convention Deputies to Can III OF
List of the Clergy Can Lay Delegates Certificate of Election Can II The 147th Annual Council List of Can II Lay Readers Addendum
Matrimony Solemnization of Addendum OFTITE Mission Churches formation of Can XVI Representation in Council Can II Music of the Church Addendum PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
Officers of the Diocese Const VI Offenders to be admonished and repelled from the Lords Table Can XXV CHURCH
Parishes Alienation of Real Property Can XXII IN THE Bound by the Constitution and Canons Const XIX Councils Can XVIII Creating Debt Can XXI Division of Can XIII DIOCESE OF Entitled to representation in Council Can II VIRGINIA Establishing and altering boundaries of Can XIV Formation of Mission Churches in Can XVI Formation of Separate Congregations in Can XV Parish Registers and Parochial Reports Can XXIII
Register of the Vestry Election of Can XIX Duties of Can XX Registrar of the Diocese Const XIII
Secretary of the Diocese Const Separate Churches formation of Can XV Representation in Council Can II Standing Committee of the Diocese Can XIV
Transfer and enrollment of communicants Can XXIV Treasurer of the Diocese Const XI Treasurer of Parish or Church election of Can XIX Duties of Can XX Trial of layman after repulsion from the Lords Table Can XXVI Trial of Presbyter or Deacon Can XXIX Trustees of the Funds of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia duties of Can IV VIII
Vacant Cures Filling of Addendum Vacancy in the Episcopal Office Const IX Vestries election and organization of Can XIX Duties of in regard to Contingent Fund Can HELD IN Duties of in regard to parish quota Can IX SAINT Vestrymen duties of Can XX PAULS CHURCH ALEXANDRIA
Wardens election of Can XIX ON THE Duties of Can XX 26th 27th and 28th of May 1942 PLACES OF MEETING OF THE COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
OFFICERS FREDERICKSBURG COMMITTEES ETC MAY 1942 LEESBURG Bishop WINCHESTER RIGHT REV ST GEORGE TUCKER LL.D HARRISONBURG Richmond CHARLOTTESVILLE Bishop-Coadjutor RICHMOND RIGHT REV FREDERICK GooDwIN LL Richmond WARRENTON Suffragan Bishop-Elect ALEXANDRIA VEN Ro MASON ORANGE Secretary of the Diocese meet in Richmond fourth year N0TE.The Council is to every REV SAMUEL CIIILTON Richmond
Treasurer of the Diocese
REV SAMUEL CHILTON Richmond NOTICE Chancellor of the Diocese
MR RANDOLPH WILLIAMS Richmond Council of the The One Hundred and Forty-eighth Annual Historiographer to meet in Grace and Holy Diocese of Virginia is appointed kEY MACLAREN BRYDON Richmon May 19 1943 at Trinity Church Richmond on Wednesday Registrar ten oclock REV MACLAREN BRYDON Richmond
Standing Committee of the Diocese SYNOD DEPUTIES TO THE PROVINCIAL REV ALEXANDER ZABRISKIE
Vincent REV BEVERLEY BOYD ClericalRev Samuel Chilton Rev Franks REV ERNEST DEBORDENAVE MR MINOR Rev Geo Mayo Rev Dudley Boogher JOHN MR HoxroN MR GARDNER BOOTHE Armistead Boothe LayHon George Browning Mr Examining Chaplains Mr Albert Smoot Dr Wm Hughes REV SAMUEL CrnLT0N REV LEIGH RIBBLE
ALTERNATE DEPUTIES Academic Examining Chaplains REV STURGES BALL ClericalRev Robert Nelson Rev Charles Covell REV ALEXANDER ZABRISKIE Rev Mason Rev Leigh Ribble Finance Committee Chandler Mr Carson Phillips Mr James LayMr LEwIs WILLIAMS 11I MR JOHN MORDECAI Massie Hon John Morris MR MEADE ADDISON 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
Executive Committee of the Diocesan Missionary Society Bible and Prayer Book Distribution CommitteeREV ST GEORGE TUCKER D. Ex-Offlcio MembersRT REV CHILTON SECRETARY MRS GUY RT REV FREDERICK GooDwIN JOHN Church Extension CommitteeREV CHILTON SECRE REV FREDERICK NEVE REV RoY MASON TARY REV THOMAS BROWN REV SAMUEL CHILTON Standing Committee on Church Property Whose Terms Will Expire in 1943REV Members Ri REV ST GEORGE TUCKER REV DUDLEY BOOGHER MR JOHN MONTAGUE RT REV FREDERICK GooDWIN ROSEWELL PAGE MINO JR MR RANDOLPH WILLIAMS MR LORRAINE RUFFIN Members Whose Terms Will Expire in 1944REV MR ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON DEBORDENAVE REV GEORGE MAYO MR ARMISTEAD BOOTHE MR JAMES BALL JR Commission on Colonial Parishes 1945REV BEVERLET Members Whose Terms Will Expire in REV DUVAL CHAMBERS MR RICHARD BAYLOR FRANK BOYD REV MASON MR POWERS REV MACLAREN BRYDON MR CATLETT MR JOHN WELSH REV BUXTON MR BENJAMIN NEVITT From the Albemarle ConvocationREV CAMPBELL TUCKER REV HENRY HEATON MR WALTER POLLARD DR IVEY LEWIS MR OLIVER SANDS
From the Piedmont ConvocationREV JOHN RUNKLE Committee on Church Pension Fund MR THEODORE HUDSON REV From the Rappahannock Valley ConvocationREV GIBSON MR MURRAY MCGUIRE REV PENDLETON MR FRANK PERRY SAMUEL CHILTON JUSTICE GEORGE BROWNING MR ALLEN PERKINS MR ALEXANDER SANDS From the Richmond ConvocationREV JAMES FERNEY MR AUSTIN HOUGE MR JOHN MORDECAI and From the Valley ConvocationREV HOWARD HARPER Trustees of the Funds of Ihe Protestant Episcopal Church in the DR AUBREY MUSSEN Diocese of Virginia
the Colored Jurisdiction From the Convocation of Missionary RT REV ST GEORGE TUCKER President ISAAC MR MOORE REV MCDONALD REV MACLAREN BRYDON Secretary-Treasurer CHARLES COVELL Board of Christian EducationREV CHAIRMAN Trustees of the Diocesan Missionary Society of Virginia ROBERT Board of Christian Social RelationsREV NELSON RT REV ST GEORGE TUCKER President REV SAMUEL CHAIRMAN CHILTON Secretary- Treasurer Field BoardRiV HERBERT DONOVAN Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia Board of Mountain WorkREV RoY MASON Ri REV ST GEORGE TUCKER President CHAIRMAN REV MACLAREN BRYDON Secretary-Treasurer PARKER Chair- Board of Colored WorkREV THORNTON man 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA LIST OF THE CLERGY
FORMS FOR MAKING BEQUEST
chartered the Legislature of rhe legal title uf the corporation duly by of LIST OF to take grant devise or bequest property THE CLERGY Virginia with power by gift themselves real personal or mixed and to hold the same to every description 05 THE for the disabled clergy the and their successors for the purpose of providing the of the Episcopate widows and orphans of the deceased clergy support DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA Church in said Diocese whether of like and for any other purpose of said the Funds the Pro WITH THEIR kind with those mentioned or not is The Trustees of of testant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia CURES AND POST OFFICES
Protestant in Virginia is Corrected to July 1942 The legal title of the Theological Seminary
Episcopal Theological Seminary in Virginia
Education Society of Virginia The legal title of the Protestant Episcopal Education Society in Virginia is Trustees of the Protestant Episcopal RT REV ST GEORGE TUCKER LL
Bishop of the Dioceseand Presiding Bishop of the Protestant School is Protestant Episcopal High The legal title of the Episcopal High Episcopal Church in the United States of 110 West School in Virginia America Franklin Street Richmond ciety The Trustees of the The legal title of the Diocesan Missionary RT REV FREDERICK DEANE GoODwIN LL Bishop Diocesan Missionary Society of Virginia of the Coadjutor Diocese 110 West Franklin Street Rich mond the of Schools The legal title of the corporation which conducts system in the Diocese of Virginia REV JOHN AMBLER retired 1101 West Avenue Richmond under the control of the Diocese is Church Schools the laws REV THOMAS BAKER corporation chartered under of Virginia retired Jersey REV DUDLEY BOOGHER Rector Mcllhany Parish and Ivy School is Blue Ridge In title of the Blue Ridge Industrial The The legal Parish Neve Hall Charlottesville dustrial School Incorporated REv HENRY BATCHELLER Rector Scott Parish Gordons ville is St Agnes Episcopal The legal title of St Agnes School Alexandria tREV GEORGE BEAN Deacon Walkers Parish Albemarle School for Girls Incorporated Curity Keswick Trustees Colored School in Petersburg is The ERNEST The legal title ofthe Divinity REv AUGUST DEBORDENAVE Rector St Pauls Church the Divinity School Petersburg Virginia of Bishop Payne Fairfax Parish 417 Duke Street Alexandria SULLIVAN Rector hereby IREV BOND JR of St Georges Church The Protestant Episcopal Church Home Form of bequest Church Home in St Georges Parish Fredericksburg give devise and bequeath to the Protestant Episcopal March 25 187.5 and located REV PAUL Rector corporated by the General Assembly of Virginia BOWDEN Hamilton Parish Warrenton
in the of Richmond REV Rector city Va JAMES BEcKWITH St Marks Parish Culpe per REV BEVERLEY BOYD Rector Grace and Holy Trinity The Shrine Mont Endowment Fund Form of Bequest hereby give Church Henrico 1824 Grove Society of Parish Avenue Richmond devise and bequeath to the Trustees of the Diocesan Missionary
under the laws of Virginia Virginia corporation NOt present at Council Fund and the interest to to be held in trust for the Shrine Mont Endowment fNot entitled to vote in Council any be used for the maintenance of
building or purpose designated 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA LIST OF THE CLERGY Emmanuel and St Andrews REV FRANCIS BROWN Rector St REV MANLY COBB Rector St James Church Shelburne Churches Beckford Parish Shenandoah County Parish Leesburg Thomas and St Stephens Churches in Frederick Parish REV NELSON DAME retired 2300-A Park Avenue Rich Frederick County Woodstock mond REV THOMAS BROWN Colored Associate Archdeacon of REV STEPHEN DAVENPORT II Deacon Assistant St Colored Work and Minister Osgood Memorial Richmond Pauls Advent Church Fred Memorial University Calvary Church Hanover and IREV ROBERT DAVIS Deacon Asistant St Pauls Church ericksburg 212 South Lombardy Street Richmond Richmond tREV GUTHRIE BROWN Deacon St Johns Parish St REV TREADWELL DAVISON Chaplain in Army Davids Parish King William County and St Stephens REV RICHARD DAY Chaplain Bard College Annandale Parish King and Queen County West Point REV ROBERT BROOKING retired Amherst REV CORNELIUS DAWSON Colored Minister REV MAcLAREN BRYDON Historiographer of the Trinity Mission Charlottesville St Pauls and St Missions Diocese and Rector Ashland Parish 110 West Franklin Marys in Scott Parish St Margarets Orange Charlottesville Street Richmond REV HERBERT West Manassas DONOVAN Rector Christ Church Monti REV JOHN BURKS retired 339 Street cello Parish Charlottesville REV EDWARD BURWELL retired Upperville REV JOHN DOWNMAN retired Rector Emeritus REV CLARENCE BUXTON Rector Cople North Farnham All Saints Henrico Montross Church Parish 610 West Grace Street and Lunenburg Parishes and St Pauls Church Richmond Parish Hague REV JoSEPH DUNN retired No Rich REV HOWARD CADY Minister in Charge Christ Church Shel mond burne Parish Hamilton REV REGINALD EASTMAN Rector of Ware REV WILLIAM CARPENTER Rector Haymarket Parish Parish Gloucester Haymarket and REV THOMAS FAULKNER Rector of Dettingen REV FLOYD CARTWRIGHT Rector St Paul Hanover JR Parish Manassas Brunswick Parishes King George REV JAMES FEYNEYHOUGH Rector Ascension Henrico REV DUVAL CHAMBERS Rector Westover Parish Charles Church Parish 1902 Byron Street Richmond City County St Pejers Parish New Kent Roxbury REV ALFRED FIGG Rector Greenway Court Parish White REV CHAPMAN retired Gordonsville the Post REV SAMUEL CHILTON Secretary and Treasurer of REV PASCHAL FOWLKES Rector Holy Comforter Church Diocese 110 West Franklin Street Richmond Vienna and St Johns Church McLean REV EDWARD CLARY Rector St James-Northam Parish REV VINCENT FRANKS Rector St Pauls Church and Rivanna Parish Fluvanna County State Farm Henrico Parish 815 East Grace Street Richmond REV CHARLES VAN COVELL Rector St Thomas Parish REV ALEXANDER GALT retired Falls Church Orange REV CHURCHILL GIBSON Rector St James Church REV PEYTON CRAIGHILL retired Leesburg Henrico Parish 1201 West Franklin Street Richmond
Not present at Council Not at Council INot entitled to vote in Council present tNot entitled to vote in Council COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 10 147TH ANNUAL LIST OF THE CLERGY 11
Charlottesville 1REv REV ROBERT GIBsON retired LEE MARSTON Rector Greenwood Parish Greenwood Theo REV REV ROBERT GIBSON JR Teaching Fellow Virginia HUGH MCDONALD MARTIN retired 1132 West Avenue Alexandria logical Seminary Richmond FREDERICK GRIFFITH RectOr St Stephens Wicomico REV PHILIP REV MASON Rector St Martins St Margarets and Christ Church Parishes Kilmarnock and Berkeley Parishes Incarnation Church Trinity Parish Alexandria REV PERCY FOSTER HALL retired and Grace Church Doswell Minister Grace and REV ASTON HAMILTON Colored REV Ro MASON Associate Archdeacon of the Blue Missions in South Farnham Parish and St and St Andrews Ridge Rector of Mission Home District Neve Parish Marks and Resurrection Missions in Drysdale- Parish Charlottesville REV ROBERT Millers Tavern MASTERTON Rector Grace Church Fairfax Rector Emmanuel Church 207 REV LEWIS CARTER HARRISON Parish South Patrick Street Alexandria Henrico Brook Hill REV CAMPBELL Parish MAYERS Rector Johns Parish Middleburg Rector Whittle Parish and REV GEORGE REV HOWARD VINCENT HARPER MAYO Principal Blue Ridge Industrial The Plains School and Piedmont Parish Rector Industrial School District Neve Parish REV HENRY HEATON Rector Overwharton Parish Stafford Bris REV FREMONT HINKEL Rector Leeds Parish Markham tREV CLARENCE STUART MCCLELLAN JR WEBSTER HORSTMAN Deacon Epiphany Church REV ISAAC tREV AMOS MCDONALD Colored Rector St Philips Church 1922 North Quincy Street Arlington and St Peters Mission Henrico Parish 520 St James REV WM HUTCHESON Deacon St Annes Parish Street Richmond
Loretto REV ELLIOTT MEREDITH Rector St Annes Parish in Albe REV WILLIAM IRwIN Rector St Andrews Church marie County Scottsville Richmond Henrico Parish 225 South Cherry Street REV SCOTT MEREDITH retired University Rector All Saints Church Henrico REV EMMETT REV JAMES KENNEDY MILLER JR Colored Minister in Charge 315 West Franklin Richmond of Meade Parish Street Memorial Alexandria St Cyprians Alexandria REV WILLIAM LAIRD Rector St Pauls Memorial Church St Marys Berryville Alexandria and Monticello Parish Chaplain Army University REV JOSEPH MITCIELL Colored retired Portsmouth Grace REV REV HENRY LANE Rector Church Berryville CARY MONTAGUE City Missionary and Rector Gordonsville REV LANGSTON retired of Holy Comforter Church Henrico Parish 200 North REV JOHN LANIER retired Fredericksburg Rowland Street Richmond RICHARD Rector Parish Luray REV FRANK REV LEE Luray Moss Rector Trinity Church St Georges REV DAVID LEWIS retired Charlottesville Parish Fredericksburg Parish REV tREV DAVID LEWIS JR Deacon Abingdon ALBERT MULLER Rector Trinity Church 1201 South Boston White Marsh Street Arlington Rector St Church and REV REV LYON LYON-VAIDEN Timothys ROBERT NELSON Rector Frederick Parish Winchester Truro Fairfax County Christ Church Upper Parish REV FREDERICK NEVE Archdeacon of the Blue Herndon Ridge Ivy
Not present at Council Not present at Council tNot entitled to vote in Council tNot entitled to vote in Council VIRGINIA LIST OF THE CLERGY 12 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF 13
REV GEORGE SHAW tREv PACKARD 0Km Deacon Missionary with National retired Mathews tREV SEYMOUR Council SAINT-JOHN Deacon Instructor Choate School Conn REV HERBERT OSBURN retired Tappahannock Wallingford Henrico REV SHELTON Rector REV GEORGE OSSMAN Rector Monumental Church Cunningham Chapel Parish Millwood Parish 4507 Cutshaw Avenue Richmond Parish and REV PAUL SHTJLTZ Rector Madison Parish REV GILES PALMER Rector Tuckahoe and Good 5804 Grove Shepherd Mission Cunningham St Marys Church in St James-Northam Parish Chapel Parish Hamilton REV CLAUDIUS SMITH retired 2217 Grove venue Richmond Avenue Rich Henrico mond REV ELMER PEDRICK Rector St Thomas Church REV WINFREE SMITH Chaplain St Johns Parish 3602 Hawthorne Avenue Richmond College Annapolis Farnham Md REV WILLIAM PENDLETON Rector South REV WILLIAM SMITH Rector Christchurch Parish Tappahannock Parish in Henrico Middlesex County Christchurch REV HAROLD PETERS Rector Epiphany Church REV STAMO Richmond SPATHEY Rector Varina Parish and Assistant Parisi 108 West Lancaster Road Minister St Pauls Church Henrico REV CARL RAicGE Rector Bromfield Parish Washington Parish 815 East Grace and St Street Richmond REV FRANCIS RHEIN Deacon Washington Parish REV Westmoreland County SYDNEY SWANN Rector St Pauls James Church Montross Parish Parish Hanover REV EDWARD TATE Rector Emmanuel Iltontross Church Alexandria an4 St Presidential Garden Russell REV LEIGH RIBBLE Rector The Falls Church Apartments Road Alexandria REV GEORGE TITTMANN Rector St Pauls Fairfax Parish Falls Church Marys Church 2609 and North Glebe Road REV LAWTON RILEY Rector Church of Our Saviour Arlington REV CLAYTON TORRENCE Assistant Church of the Messiah Henrico Parish and Weddell Me Minister All Saints Church Henrico Parish 707 East Franklin morial Church Varina Parish Sandston Street Rich mond REV LESLIE ROBINSON retired Keswick REV CAMPBELL TUCKER Rector Gibson Parish REV ROLLINS retired Sweet Briar and Lower Pocosan Middle St REV ROMILLY retired Fredericksburg River James and Cecil Memorial Front Missions Neve Stanardsville REV RONALD ROWLAND Rector Newton Parish Parish REV Louis TUCKER retired Mobile Alabama Royal Truro Parish REV PARKER THORNTON Rector Christ REV JOHN RUNKLE Rector Pohick Church Church Henrico Parish Twenty-second and Venable Lorton Streets Richmond REv WILLIAM REV CHARLES RYLEY Rector Meade Parish Upperville TURLINGTON JR Kent School Kent Conn REV SADTLER retired Falls Church JOHN REV Richmond EDWARD WELLES Rector Christ Fairfax REV JoHN SCOTT retired Hotel Jefferson Church Pauls Mission Parish 125 North Columbia Street Alexandria REV JOHN SCOTT Colored Minister St REV BEVERLEY WHITE Rector St Johns Parish West Point Rockingham Parish Harri sonburg REV THOMAS SEMMES retired Richmond
Not present at Council Not at Council present tNot entitled to vote in Council fNot entitled to vote in Council OF VIRGINIA LAY DELEGATES AND 15 14 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE ALTERNATES
REV PAGE WILLIAMS Headmaster St Christophers JoHN LAY DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES School Richmond Elected to the 147th Annual Council of the Diocese of REV WALTER WILLIAMS retired Harrisonburg Virginia Private 1942 REV RUSSELL WILSON Deacon Colored May 26 NormThe names of and alternates who Army delegates were present at the Council are with an asterisk of Marks Church marked Names parishes printed in italics REV FREDERICK Rector St WRNECKE are either dormant or have not been admitted to representation in Council 603 Tuckahoe Boulevard Richmond Henrico Parish through lack of canonical Trans organization REV WOODWARD retired Shrine of the Beckford Parish Orkney Springs County Parish or Separate Delegate and Alternate figuration Dean REV ALEXANDER ZABRISKIE Virginia Congregation and Rector of Immanuel Church-on- Albemarle St Annes Parish Douglas Forsyth Theological Seminary Allen Alt Alexandria Randolph the-Hill Fairfax Parish Frederjcksvjlle Parish Joseph Entwistle Frank Woodson Alt Diocese under license of the Bishop Clergy at work in the Walkers Parish James Barr REV GARNER Minister-in-Charge Grace Church Arling Mann Alt Anacostia No Monticello Parish ton Fairfax Parish Christ Church Edwin Lee
Carruthers Alt Not present at Council James Minor Dr Martin Urner Alt St Pauls Memorial
Church Harry Frazier Jr Richard Fletcher Alt Ivey Lewis Bernard Chamberlayne Alt
Ivy Parish Christopher Greene Edward Smith Alt Greenwood Parish Harrison Waite Jr Langhorne Gibson Alt Mcllhany Parish Alexandria City. Fairfax Parish Christ Church Armistead Boothe Brown Alt Lamond Jr Thos Moncure Alt St Pauls Church Stanley King Chester Pierce Alt Capt George Evans
Philip Heishley Alt Grace Church Dr Cohn McRae
Harry Arnold Alt 17 LAY DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES VIRGINIA 16 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF
Delegate and Alternate County Parish or Separate Delegate and Alternate County Parish or Separate Congregation Congregation Fairfax Parish Clifford Emmanuel Church Capt The Falls Church Samuel Styles Selden Washington Alt Gen Rufus Lane Alt Parish Frank Humme Arlington County Arlington Upper Truro Parish Smith St Georges Church Clifford Wharton Alt David Anderson Alt Nevitt Alt Roland Harrison Adrian Busick Langley Parish Benedict Genua Alt John Mackall Alt Parish Tallman St Marys McGill Parish Clarence St Marys Church Theodore Hudson Davis Alt Alt Walter McCarthy Parish Johfl Keith Fauquier Hamilton Caroline St Marys Parish James Austin Alt Corbin Grace Church Leeds Parish Boxley St Peters Church Meade Parish 11 Rozier Dulaney Parish Hunter John St Margarets Piedmont Parish Ramey Morris Hunter Alt Cunningham Alt Homes St Asaphs Parish Dr Whittle Parish Turner Thos Holberton Alt Marion McCarty Alt John Douthat Charles City Westover Parish Cedar Run Parish Parish Burwell Jr Clarke Cunningham Chapel George Grace Church Dr Thos Turnbull Jos Lewis Alt William Gulick Alt
Clarke Parish Emmanuel Parish Robertson Grace Church Archie St Lukes Church Charles Bowen Baughman Alt Ashby Brown Alt Court Parish Greenway Fluvanna Rivanna Parish Meade Memorial Church Dr Dearmont Mussen Frederick Frederick Dr Alt Ernest Meade Dr Allen Alt Marks Parish Joltn Yowell Culpeper St St Thomas Parish Fore Alt John Catlett Gloucester Abingdon Parish Alt Ridley Parish Jefferson Sinclair Hubert Moore Slaughter Parish Ware Parish George Cary Alt Marion Speiden Sr Major Jeifry Alt Essex South Farnham Parish Phillips Montague Dr Alt Ferry Petsworth Parish Annes Parish ft Bland Beverley St Goochiand St james-Northam Parish Richard Baylor Alt Greene Neve Parish Fairfax Truro Parish Gibson Parish John Morris Pohick Church Benjamin Nevitt Grover Morris Alt John Price Alt Jr Judge Hanover St Pauls Parish Robt Gwathmey Truro Church George Robey Richard Taylor Alt Alt Charles Pickett St Martins Parish Rosewell Page Jr Oliver Alt 18 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA LAY DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES 19
County Parish or Separate and Alternate Delegate County Parish or Separate Delegate and Alternate Congregation Congregation Ashland Parish Edmund Newman St Marks Church Harris Harry Martin Alt Lucy Henrjco Henrico Parish Wallace Moncure Jr All Saints Church Robert Anderson Alt
Alex Sands Alt St Pauls Church Judge John Ingram McC Thornton Thomas Boushall Alt McLean OFerrall Alt Frank Powers Col Joseph Button Edward Anderson Alt Robert Anderson Alt Robertson Ascension Church Powhatan Nash Linwood Antrim Jr Alt Alt Booth St Philips Church Dr Hughes Christ Church Burkert Walter Johnson Alt Baber Alt St Thomas Church Henry Miller Jr Emmanuel Church Tompkins Davis Carter Bleight Alt Clarence Sagar Alt William Shands Epiphany Church William Austin Gevas Taylor Alt Thos Ruffin Alt Tuckahoe Parish Welby Beverley Grace and Holy Trinity Dr Douglas Vanderlloof Church John Sidney Davenport III Alt William Frazier Alt Robert Payton Jr James Massie James Balj Jr Alt Carltofl Moffatt Alt Randolph Tucker Jordan Leake Fred Robertson Alt Frederick Tilghmari Alt Varina Parish George Stoneman Holy Comforter Church Huff Frank Shoemaker Alt Oscar Spott Jr Alt King and Queen. Stratton-Major Parish Monumental Church Dan Sigourney St Stephens Parish John Taylor Jr Alt Drysdale Parish St Andrews Church Pemberton King George St Pauls Parish Middlebrook Martin Alt Ashton Jr Alt Pettus Hanover Parish Mountjoy Alt Bowis George Williams Alf St James Church Murray McGuire Brunswick Parish Braxton Alt Valentine King William St Johns Parish Frank Perry Rennolds Tracey Miner Sr Alt Henry Taylor Alt St Davids Parish Walter Pollard Maxwell Wallace Walter Garber Alt
Hill Montague Jr Alt Lancaster Christ Church Parish Carter Keane Dr Jas Mears Wagonseller Alt St Johns Church John Welsh Loudoun Cameron Parish Lucas Alt Shelburne Parish Littlejohn Higgins Alt Thomas Alt
Craighill Alt 20 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA LAY DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES 21
and Alternate County Parish or Separate Delegate and Alternate County Parish or Separate Delegate Congregation Congregation
Christ Church Henry Meyers Christ Church Elwood Gayle Alt Costello Charles Reynolds Frank Johns Parish William Seippe Berkeley Parish Boggs Garlick Alt Floyd Harris Alt Boggs Miller Madison Parish Richard Lake Stafford Overwharton Parish Louisa Geo Bradfield Alt Trinity Parish Keller Jr Carl Miller Wilson Southard Alt Warren Newton Parish Dr Blake Newton Green Springs Parish Westmoreland Cople Parish Alt Mathews Kingston Parish Eugene Barnes Raymond Sydnor Parish William Latane Perry Williams Alt Washington Middlesex Christchurch Parish Booth Carl Flemer Alt Marston Alt Montross Parish Chandler Northumberland St Stephens Parish Hon Hugh Smith of the Waller Alt Lay Delegates from the Archdeaeonry Clinton Marbut Wicomico Parish RUfUS Rose Blue Ridge Elmer Shiffiett Col Tignor Alt New Kent St Peters Parish Richard Saunders Freeman Fisk Alt Blissland Parish Joseph Mayo Alt Orange St Thomas Parish Geo Browning Frederick Brownell Alt Severn Nottingham Alt Everett Weakley Scott Parish Breeden Lay Delegates from the Colored Missionary Trent Walter Wood Alt Jurisdiction Page Luray Parish Robert MOrrison Hoskins Alt Tompkins Alt Clark Prince William.. Conn Alt Dettingen Parish Raymond Ratcliffe to seat and Fred Hynson Alt Lay Officials of the Diocese entitled Haymarket Parish Tyler vote Randolph Williams Carter Alt Chancellor of the Diocese Rappahannock and Electric Building Madison Bromfield Parish Lay Members of the Standing Committee. Hoxton Richmond Va North Farnham Parish Fred Northup Alexandria Gardiner Boothe Maj Chas Gilchrist Alt Lunenburg Parish Harrison Weliford Alexandria Va John Minor Dr Segar Alt Rockingliam Rockingham Parish MacNeil Central Natl Bank Bldg Moore Alt Richmond Va Meade Addison Lynnwood Parish Waterhouse Members of the Committee on Finance Shenandoah Beckford Parish Mutual Bldg Va Spotsylvania St Georges Parish Richmond St Georges Church Walter Chinn Jr Lewis Williams Turner Alt American Bldg Trinity Church Richmond Va John Mordecai Station Richmond 22 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA LAY DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES 23
MISSION CHURCHES Cubbage Hollow Mission Luray Parish Lucas Hollow Mission Luray Parish Organized under Canon XVI St Andrews Chapel Ada Piedmont Parish County Parish or Separate Delegate and Alternate Good Shepherd Chapel Bluemont Cunningham Chapel Parish Congregation MISSIoNs TN THE COLORED MISSIONARY JURISDICTION Arlington Fairfax Parish Trinity Chapel Charlottesville Monticello Parish Epiphany Church Webster Horstman Meade Memorial Church Alexandria Fairfax Parish Horstman Jr Alt St Cyprians Mission Alexandria Fairfax Parish Grace Church Tench Marye Resurrection Mission Sparta Drysdale Parish St Marks Lyman Moore Alt Mission Beazley Drysdale Parish Grace Church Millers Tavern South Farnham Parish Arlington Parhth St Andrews Church Upright South Farnham Parish Church Miller Trinity St Marys Mission Berryville Clarke Parish Paul Hems Alt Calvary Mission Hanover St Pauls Parish Henrico Henrico Parish Osgood Memorial Church Richmond Henrico Parish St Peters Mission Richmond Henrico Parish Church of the Messiah Elwood Cridlin St Pauls Church West Point St Johns Parish Henry Rosbach Alt St Pauls Mission Gordonsville Scott Parish Church of Our Saviour. Shaw Jp St Marys Mission Somerset Scott Parish Geo Mitchell Alt St Margaret Mission Orange St Thomas Parish Simons Weetmoreland Washington Parish St Mission Millwood St Marys Church Mason MIssIoNs UNDER THE VIRGINIA THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Montross Parish St Johns Chapel Glencarlyn Arlington Parish St Pauls Church Hutt St Johns Chapel West End Fairfax Parish Christ Chapel Groveton Fairfax Parish St Pauls MISSIONS Chapel Baileys Cross Roads Fairfax Parish All Saints Chapel Sharon Fairfax Parish Organized under the Canon of Missions St Lukes Chapel Wellington Villa Fairfax Parish MIssIoNs UNDER THE ARCHDEACONBY OF THE BLUE RIDGE St John the Baptist Mission Ivy Parish MISSIONS UNDER CHARGE OF THE BISHOP Holy Cross Mission Afton Greenwood Parish Church of Our Saviour Rio Fredericksville Parish Neve Hall Charlottesville MIlhany Parish Olivet Church Franconia Truro Parish Good Good Shepherd Chapel Hickory Hill Mcllhany Parish Shepherd Church Burke Truro Parish St Grace Chapel Red Hill Mcllhany Parish Stephens Church Stephens City Frederick Parish St Andrews Chapel Gthsons Hollow Mcllhany Parish St Marys Church Vinita St James-Northam Parish St Annes Chapel Alberene St Annes Parish Calvary Mission Oilville St James-Northani Parish Whittle Memorial Chapel Mission Home Neve Parish Christ Chapel Richmond Henrico Parish Holy Innocents Chapel Free Union Neve Parish Weddell Memorial Church Richmond Varina Parish St John the Evangelist Chapel Blackwells Hollow Neve Parish Blue Ridge Industrial School Chapel Bris Neve Parish All Saints Chapel Haneytown Neve Parish St Davids Mission Wyatt Mountain Neve Parish Government Resettlement Geer Neve Parish Cecil Memorial Mission Lydia Neve Parish Lower Pocosan Mission McMullen Neve Parish Chapel of Remembrance Middle River Bromfield Parish St James Chapel Lydia Neve Parish Good Shepherd Chapel Rocky Bar Lynnwood Parish St Stephens Chapel Yancey Lynnwood Parish St Georges Chapel Pine Grove Hollow Luray Parish St Pauls Chapel Inghaxp Luray Parish All Saints Chapel Tanners Ridge Luray Parish RULES OF ORDER 25
ORGANIZATION
SECTION Within week FEOM CANON one before every regular meet of the the ing of the Council Diocese Ecclesiastical Authority shall prepare
list of all the Ministers of or cause to be prepared the Protestant Episcopal
Church canonically resident in the Diocese with their Post Offices and their
respective cures or stations as missionaries or as chaplains or the schools
or seminaries of learning or institutions or societies connected with this
Church in or by which they are engaged and the ministers entitled to seats in the Council shall be designated
This list corrected as hereinafter mentioned shall be laid before the Coun
cil on the first day of its meeting and the names of the clerical members called therefrom
CANON II SEcTION The Secretary of the Council shall make out roll
of the Lay Delegates certified to him as duly elected with the parishes or
churches represented by them respectively and upon the m eting of the Coun cil shall call their names therefrom The President shall then appoint Committee on Credentials to be composed of one clergyman and two lay
delegates to whom shall be referred the credentials of the lay delegates and
who shall report thereon to the Council
Should doubt arise as to the right of any lay delegate to his seat it shall be the duty of the said Committee on Credentials to hear all the evidence pre sented and to report its judgment thereupon And upon this report the Council shall determine the matter Provided that by vote of two-thirds of the members present the Council may hear and determine the whole case
de novo
RULES OF ORDER
OEnER OF BUSINESS
The Council shall be opened on the first day svith brief service of
prayer and on the second day with celebration of the Holy Communion at which time there may he sermon by preacher selected by the Bishop
Upon completion of the prayer service on the first day the Secretary shall call the roll of the clergy canonically connected with the Diocese from the list prepared and laid before the Council by the Ecclesiastical Authority the roll of lay delegates certified to the Secretary as duly elected shall then be called the credentials of the lay delegates shall thereupon be referred to
Committee on Credentials composed of one clergyman and two lay dele
gates appointed by the President Upon completion of the celebration of the 26 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA RULES OF ORDER 27
Committee the of shall Holy Communion on the second day the minutes of the preceding day shall on Dispatch Business who recom mend of the hours for the hour for be read The minutes of the second day shall be read before the final adjourn orders day taking votes ment of the Council the Council to sit as Missionary Council and other matters to the of business Except as otherwise provided herein the following order of business pertaining orderly dispatch shall be observed The President shall have authority at each Council after making of for Council Report of the Secretary appointments standing committees such to ap point the Chairman and so of the other members of silch Election of the Secretary of the Diocese who is ax-officio the Secretary many he think shall of the Council committees as may proper who serve during the interim and at the next of the Council Adoption of Rules of Order ensuing meeting Nominations for the Committee of the the Executive ci Adoption of program of the Council prepared by the Secretary and Standing Diocese Committee of the Diocesan the Committee the Committee on the Dispatch of Business in consultation with Missionary Society on Finance and for to the of the Province and the General Convention rector of the host parish Dciputies Synod shall be made the first of the and the shall be Reading of pastoral addresses on day Council names printed to be voted at hour to be the Council for the election Appointment of committees uo.n an specified by of these and such other officers need Reports of standing committees commissions and boards committees or representatives as may to be chosen Reports of special committees Communications from Convocations II RULES ox Paocxnuan Unfinished business When motion is made and seconded it shall be stated by the Presi lv New business dent and if in writing be read by the Secretary every resolution shall be Adjournment referred to its proper committee if there be such committee to be con sidered and reported on before debate by the Council There shall be appointed by the President and announced on the After motion is stated by the President or read by the Secretary it first day of the Council the following standing committees to shall be deemed in possession of the Council but may be withdrawn by the consist of an equal number of each order unless otherwise di mover at any time before amendment or decision with the consent of the rected second
Every motion shall be reduced to writing if the President or any member Committee on the State of the Church to whom shall he require it referred the pastoral addresses of the Bishops made to the Council No new motion or proposition shall be admitted under color of amend with particular direction to report to the Council upon any ment or as substitute for the motion or proposition under debate but addresses recommendations made in the pastoral substitute for the whole that admissible is germane to the question may be Committee on Invested to consist of five laymen to Funds 10 When question is under debate no motion shall be received but to whom shall be referred the accounts of all funds held by the adjourn to lay on the table for the previous question to postpone indefinitely Trustees of the Funds of the Diocese to postpdne to certain day to commit or to amend which several motions Committee on New Parishes whenever such committee shall have precedence in the order enumerated is needed 11 The previous question shall be admitted only when demanded by Committee on Canons to whom shall be referred all majority of the members present it shall be in this form Shall the main motions to amend either the Canons or the Constitution of the question now be put until decided all debate and amendments are pre Diocese eluded Committee on Nominations to Diocesan Corporations to 12 motion to adjourn or lay on the table shall always be in order and whom be all vacancies in of such boards shall reported membership shall be decided without debate for which nominations must be made by the Council and to 13 When member desires to speak in debate or present any matter to whom all nominations for membership of any of such boards the Council he shall rise from his seat and respectfully address himself to shall be referred for their consideration before being presented the President He shall confine himself to the question under debate avoid to the Council ing all personalities 28 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
14 If any member transgress the rules of the Council the President shall
or any member may call him to order in which case the member so calledto order shall immediately take his seat unless permitted to explain If the JOURNAL of the President be ruling appealed from the Council shall decide the appeal without debate OF THE
15 When two or more members rise at once the President shall decide who is entitled to the floor Council of the Diocese 16 No member shall speak more than twice on the same question without 147th Annual leave of the Council
17 The vote on all shall be taken of questions by order whenever as many as Virginia five members request it 18 member Any may call for division of the question where the sense
will admit of it but motion to strike out and insert shall be deemed in divisible ST PAULS CHURCH ALEXANDRIA 19 member 1942 Every who may be in the house when any question is put shall Tuesday May 26 his unless give vote the Council for special reasons shall excuse him 20 member shall Council of the Diocese of Virginia con No vote upon question in the decision of which he is The 147th Annual and brief de immediately personally interested vened at 00 Bishop Tucker conducted 21 When question has been decided by the Council or in postponed votional service it be definitely may reconsidered upon motion made by member voting in called the roll of clerical and lay delegates the such The secretary majority provided motion be made on the same or next succeeding and 63 day of the session and reported 57 clergymen laymen present Committee on Cre 22 No motion or resolution appropriating any of the funds of the Diocese Bishop Tucker appointed the following shall be adopted until it has been reported the Finance or Mr Rose- up by Committee dentials Rev James Ferneyhough chairman in their absence by special committee well Page Jr and Mr Eliwood Cridlin 23 Reports of all committees shall be in writing Statistical and other the Committee on Dispatch of officers and He also appointed following reports committees which require no action by the Council may be read title and Ossman and Mr Frank by oniy any report may be read in part only when the Presi of Business The Rev George dent without shall obligation so direct or when the Council shall so require Powers In the absence of Mr Powers Mr Stanley King was But such reports shall be published in full in the Journal unless otherwise to serve on this committee ordered appointed the proposed budget of the diocese IlL GENERAL The secretary presented 1943 and the of the Commission appointed at the 24 No member for report shall absent himself from the meetings of the Council Methods in Church last Council on Canon on Business without leave unless he be sick or unable to attend The The former was referred to the Committee on the 25 President may at his discretion select suitable seats without the Affairs limits of those allotted to the of the which shall to the Committee on Canons use members be ppropriated Program for 1943 and the latter to the accommodation of visiting clergymen and candidates for Orders who Rev Samuel Chilton was re-elected secretary of the dio be may invited by the rector or wardens of the church in which the meetings assistant secre cese He appointed the Rev Albert Muller of the Council are held under the direction of the President and Council
26 No spectators shall during the daily session of the Council be ad tary mitted above of council be or within the pews allotted to the members and the rector and Mr Ossman moved that printed program wardens of the church in which the sessions of the Council held amendment that are are di adopted Mr Newman moved as an rected to that see this rule is enforced be shortened the nominating speeches for suifragan bishop 27 No rule of order shall be suspended with the concurrence of except on the to two minutes instead of five minutes as printed pro- two-thirds of the members present 31 30 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA TUESDAY MAY 26 1942
GIBSON gram The amendment was lost The program as printed was THE REV ALEXANDER STUART then adopted On motion rules of order of the last council The Rev Alexander Stuart Gibson died February 14 1942 rector of Dettingen Parish Prince Wil were adopted shortly after retiring as in Virginia on February Tucker read his pastoral address prefacing it with liam County He was born Staunton Bishop Robert Atkinson 1874 He was the son of the late Rt Rev the following tribute to the clergymen who had died since the 14 Gibson and Susan Baldwin Stuart Gibson last annual council and Lee University with the He graduated at Washington After law for degree of Bachelor of Law in 1899 practicing THE REV SANFORD LOUIS ROTTER Theological Seminary several years he entered the Virginia The Rev Sanford Louis Rotter was fatally injured in an graduating in 1907 Priest in 1909 automobile accident near Alexandria on December 1941 He He was ordained Deacon in 1907 and by In 1894 he was born in Petersburg Va i.n 1873 was gradu Bishop Gibson ated from Columbia University with the degree of NI and of Assistant at Ware and Abing His first charge was that in 1918 He was rector of from the Virginia Theological Seminary don Parishes in Gloucester County Later he was of North Caro of St Thomas ordained deacon and priest by Bishop Cheshire Johns Parish Loudoun County and afterwards in that dio St Marks lina The first years of his ministry were spent Church Windsor Grace Church Woodville cese In 1922 he came to the Diocese of Virginia as rector the Church of the Holy innocents Church Roxoville and of of Whittle Parish in He became rector of 1918 to 1942 he was rector of Fauquier County Avoca North Carolina From Parish in 1939 Mr Rotter was well trained Kingston Dettingen Parish scholar He rendered devoted service to the diocese for many and leader Mr Gibson was an outstanding pastor spiritual His tragic death occurred just as he was about to health years Although handicapped in his later years by failing reach the of retirement the of age he succeeded in continuing his work until reaching age influence in the retirement He left deep spiritual com THE HUGH WIRSHING SUBLETT REV munity The Rev Hugh Wirshing Sublett was born in Rich JTJSTUS the of THE REV HENRY MILLER mond Virginia in 1880 He was educated at University Richmond receiving his NI degree in 1901 He received The Rev Henry Justus Miller was born in Buffalo his education in the Union Theological Seminary of the Seminary in theological in 1889 He was graduated from Virginia Richmond and in 1923 received from that institution the of the Epis 1928 After year spent as associate chaplain in the degree of Doctor in Divinity He began his ministry of St Church copal High School he became rector Georges Disciples of Christ Church but transferred later to the Prot the con Arlington Under his truly remarkable leadership estant Episcopal Church and was ordained deacon by Bishop but be gregation of St Georges not only grew rapidly libson in 1911 His first charge in the diocese was at West what one might call model parish so far as the co Point and in St Davids Parish In 1914 he became rector came the of its members in the work of church was of St Johns Church where he continued until his death Dr operation shock to his concerned Mr Millers early death was many Sublett was man whose ability consecration humility and the diocese The material lovableness combined to make him beloved and useful pastor friends and grievous loss to under his were the won the affection not only of his own congregation but of results which were achieved leadership of and of care all the people in the neighborhood of St Johns So far as outward and visible signs spiritual growth which Chris the community in which St Johns was located was concerned ful training of his congregation in the things under Dr Subletts leadership the problem of church unity tian ought to know was practically solved 32 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA TUESDAY MAY 26 1942 33 BISHOP TUCKERS ADDRESS both of that have arisen during the time when your To the Clerical and Lay Deputies to the 147th Annual problems to the impossibility of being bishops were unavailable Owing Council of the Diocese of Virginia Grace be unlo you at the same time have been obliged to put you and from God our Father and from the Lord Jesus Christ in two places peace confirmation to good deal of inconvenience by changing Bishop Goodwins illness has been severe blow to the dates Bishop Jett has been very kind in helping us out both work of the diocese In the long line of Virginia bishops he with confirmations and in an ordination It would think stands among the first both in ability in devotion to his work resolution be gracious thing for the council to adopt ex knowledge of the diocese and in the affection both of the our appreciation of his services wish personally clergy and lay people During enforced absence he has pressing my Samuel Cliii- to thank our secretary and treasurer the Rev carried on single handed the work in most remarkable way ton for the tremendous help he has given me in administering but as know from my own experience and that of my pre the diocese this period of emergency continue for during decessor Bishop Brown no one can any length and Army and Navy Appeal The response has been good of time under this strain without danger of physical and think that we have reached the goal that we set before us nervous breakdown Goodwins illness demonstrated Bishop and owing to the great expansion in the Army Navy clearly that the temporary expedients that were with However adopted to the amount $385000 that was estimated to be sufficient view to giving him relief in the burden of diocesan carrying be The carry on the work during 1942-3 will not adequate work were not adequate Therefore at special meeting of the Commission will need at least $500000 would recommend council held in it was decided to ask the March standing com addi therefore that the council authorize the raising of an mittees and bishops of the various dioceses for their consent will be tional sum during 1943 The amount needed from us to the election of bishop suifragan at the annual meeting somewhere between three and five thousand dollars We should of our council These consents have been received from be glad to undertake this as the provision for the spiritual majority of the Standing Committees and bishops We are care of the men in the armed forces is our most important therefore ready to proceed to the election of suifragan domestic and privilege We are about bishop at this meeting of the council missionary opportunity $500 short of what we accepted as our quota of aid to British am glad today that the final report of the doctors as to this will be sent in Goodwins Missions for 1942 hope that amount by Bishop condition indicates that there is no organic the end of the heart the parishes or by individuals before year trouble and that with sufficient period of rest he can May also express the hope that our clergy and lay people return to normal work and continue as bishop of Virginia will cooperate as fully as possible in the campaign until he reaches the age of 72should the General Conven to raise funds adequate to provide for the social and recre tion adopt the that all shall offer their proposal bishops resig work ation needs of our soldiers sailors and airmen This nations when they reach that ageotherwise judging from of the leaves the churches free to concentrate on the my most recent observation of Bishop Goodwin think that spiritual care of our men in the armed forces and therefore you might reasonably hope to have him continue on until he should cur cooperatiofi gladly is 90 we give If then the leadership of the diocese will in all probability Forward in Service remain in Bishop Goodwins hands for long term of years your chief consideration in the election of cuter suifragan will Not every one that saith unto me Lord Lord shall be to choose some one who work under his of can direction into the Kingdom of Heaven but he that doeth the will and harmoniously efficiently my Father which is in Heaven Worship without service is not shall not attempt to to about the work of the speak you accepted as qualification for membership in the Kingdom diocese as that will be dealt with in the of the Diocesan it is report Prayer is communion with God through Christ As such Missionary Society take this is May opportunity to thank the highest privilege according to man Every privilege the for their fine clergy cooperation in dealing with the accompanied by corresponding responsibility The continued fulfillment enjoyment of the privilege is conditioned upon the TUESDAY MAY 26 1942 35
34 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE VIRGINIA OF for different from those that we work pray for are quite worship and work In Life is divided into two compartments of the responsibility Effective prayer must therefore be at but we leave it behind when the we ask for Gods guidance the same time dedication of oneself to God for service Those one work and follow the lead we into the compartment of who expect great things from God must attempt great things pass sense finds the ideals call sense Common for God true conversion to Christ calls of what we common Every immediately of from worship impracticable Its test prac forth as did St the what wilt Thou which we bring Pauls question Lord effort applied is what can be accomplished by human have me to do ticability while it may accept this worlds resources In other words Not only does Christ warn us of the of with to futility worship it omits source from which ideals may be derived out service but He stresses with equal emphasis the inade God as in the realization of those ideals of God as factor quacy human service uninspired and unguided by the spirit with call to worship Through of God Forward in Service began Except man be born again he cannot see the King but not learn what things we ought to do dom of God prayer we only to perform the we also receive grace and power faithfully The conditions which rise to the present war arose gave be with Christ in worship our same If our first step was to largely from neglect of our Lords warning as to the futility service Our ob next should be to go with Christ in world of separation of faith and action During the century preceding freedom Christ Our method of reaching jective is through the first World there was an enormous increase in the The War to Christ for world service that objective is conversion number of those who nominally at least recognized Christ as Forward in Service Program is Lord The amount of money spenton providing facilities for Enlistment with Christ for world service worship in our own country would doubtless break all previous with Christ for world service resulted in in Preparation records Has this however corresponding service Dedication to Christ for world crease in the doing of the will of God Going with Christ in world service Externally and statistically the answer to this question Christ This means that it is the The Church is the Body of might be There has been tremendous development of for yes fulfills Gods human agency through which Christ purpose concern for human well-being An unprecedented number of the the world The nature of the task which God calls upon have been converted to what we call Christian people may is determined and Church to perform in any particular age moral idealism Not have individuals oniy private generously What are its made known by the character of the situation efforts to instruct the feed the and supported ignorant hungry from the of view of major problems and opportunities point otherwise provide for the material needs of the less fortunate advancing Gods purpose members of society but education and philanthropy have be to overshadow the oppor In our age the problems seem come recognized as responsibilities of government itself proper task is one of redemp tunities This means that the Churchs This development has been motivated by concern for the danger of defeat into an oppor from tion that is transforming human well-being derived ultimately the Christian re been on the defensive for victory Good causes have ourselves have assumed that the for tunity ligion We requisites pro after another There have been pushed out of one position sound mind in sound and they ducing well-being are body has confirmed over is real of general rout yet history in them been in danger liberty the use of Much progress has made extremity and over again the truth of the sayingMans providing these ingredients but the result is far different If the situation looks desper is Gods opportunity humanly from what we had anticipated As of this consequence for the counter attack has ate this means that the moment failure in some sections of the world Christian moral idealism had God sent arrived When the fullness of the time come has been Even where still it is repudiated loyalty persists to reverse the currents forth His Son to redeem the situation often to tradition rather than conviction based on clinging of evil Once which were flowing strongly in the direction In such circumstances the is present experience temptation the Son of God goes forth more at time of great danger strong to deny in practice that which we accept in principle His Church to follow Him in the attempt to war and calls upon We strive to satify our conscience by applying the name of and find in its dangers to retrieve the situation opportunities democratic and Christian to way of life in which our activities are regimented and our motives selfish The blessings that we MAY 1942 37 36 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 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Gods freedom is essential to the achievement of pur convert its retreats into glorious advances Forward in Service If then is the through which that purpose is our response to His summons The Son of God goes forth pose and the Church agency doubt that forward in services means to warwho follows in His train is fulfilled can we going Church call from God to rally in support What is the focal point of the danger which confronts us for the today been In the our struggles for freedom have Is it not the loss of that freedom wherewith Christ has made of freedom past secular endeavors We may have called us free Freedom is not simply one among many gifts that regarded as primarily in the actual struggle we have relied have come to us through Christ it is the sine qua non of the upon God for help but and been guided by our own wisdom achievement of Gods purpose both for the individual and for upon our own strength but the free lose There have indeed been glorious physical victories society as whole Without freedom all of Gods gifts has in the run disappointed our their value character disappears and man is reduced to the dom secured by them long failure and inefficiency of the freedom status of machine It is the absolute and universal condition hopes The frequent created to it and have of human wellbeing which we have thus won have opposition for this world-wide attack upon it Human freedom has been attacked many times in the past given the opportunity in struggle we must seek more Ambitious men have sought to destroy the liberty of their fel Clearly then our present of that freedom which we won for our low men in order to use them for their own selfish purposes than the restoration but which When we turn back to Freedom has been restrained by those who considered it under selves proved inadequate find that the which is promised is freedom the existing conditions dangerous to the preservation of order our Bible we blessing If the Son shall make free then are ye Yet always it has been recognized as good for which men through Christ you free continue in word then are ye my naturally and rightly strive and as the greatest of blessings for indeed If ye my and shall the truth and the truth will make thQse who are qualified to use it aright disciples ye know Where the of the Lord is there is liberty The motive behind the present attack on freedom how you free spirit in Service therefore is Freedom ever is the repudiation of the belief that it is goodso far Our Forward objective Our of action is bring men to Christ from being blessing it is regarded as handicap in mans through Christ plan free thus them for service effort to achieve well-being Willingness to submit to control that He may make them and qualify the of freedom to the whole is presented as the oniy condition upon which the individual with Him in extending blessings can hope to find happiness According to this theory demo world Free institutions can be maintained and operated only by cratic government is by its very nature inefficient As the in those who have been freed Christ Freedom is the sub dividuals welfare is dependent upon that of the state he should through of stitution of inner control for outer control The breaking gladly renounce any right tb freedom and acquiesce in regi been from without is of little mentation and control by those who exercise the authority of the shackles that have imposed value to those have not developed the capacity to govern the state The same principle is applied to the relationship of who themselves Without it we are left slaves to our own passions state with state There are certain states which are qualified and our own selfishness This form of slavery leads to social for dominance either by virtue of their superior efficiency material out of which of human or by something resembling divine appointment Inferior states chaos It is not the Kingdom be formed Our own effort courage and sacri are being called upon or compelled to submit to their rule happiness can flee suffice for over those who see-k to dominate One chief motive in seeking this dominance is the elimination may victory us from without are not adequate protection against the of democratic systems throughout the world on the professed They foes that attack us from within Thus it happen that the ground that the totalitarian state is the prime condition for may world which has been assuring human well-being last stateS of by physical triumph clean of external is worse than the first Those There are other Christian moral ideals which are repudiated swept tyrants who cannot control themselves will inevitably come by the opponents of liberty This however is logical for where properly sooner or later under the control of others freedom is lacking mans activities have no moral significance The freedom with which Christ makes us free means Good character comes not from doing good automatiêally but over these inner foes The traitors within the from choosing good in preference to evil triumph camp 38 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 39 TUESDAY MAY 26 1942 are most enemies It is those ever our dangerous oniy who the measure of good We wish for him and his family greatest have accepted Christ as Lord and have bad this inward gar fortune rison strengthened by the presence of His Spirit who can pro duce in their own lives the fruits of freedom and give to others sent the telegram This was adopted and the Secretary such witness of its efficiency that they will be led to seek Committee on Credentials reported finding an irregu similar blessing from Christ Freedom is not license to The from St Peters Parish do is the wisdom to choose the best election of the delegates whatever one chooses It 1arity in the and in ones self election of one of the delegates it is the power to accomplish the highest both New Kent County and in the and in the world It qualifies us for Gods service in which On motion of Mr John from Christ Church Alexandria alone be attained that freedom which constitutes can perfect were seats in the council Minor both of these delegates given the individual true son of the Heavenly Father and trans unanimous vote forms human society into the family of God While therefore by Standing Committees as Christian citizens we support our government enthusias Bishop Tucker appointed the following and in those seek to tically sacrificially opposing who destroy of the Council freedom by imposing upon us outer control let us also as mem bers of the of which Christ is strive with 1942Rev Dudley Body head equal COMMITTEE ON van STATE OF THE CHURCH FOB enthusiasm and sacrifice to cooperate with Him in establishing Batcheller Rev Campbell Tucker Booglier Chairman Rev Henry within ourselves and in the world about us that inner free Dr Hughes Dr Thompson Turnbull Mr George Stoneman dom that wisdom and of self-control which is Yowell Chairman power generated COMMITTEE ON INVESTED FUNDSMr John by the in-dwelling of His Spirit He Himself has given us the Dearmont Mr James Minor Mr MaC Thornton Dr Charles next step in our Forward in Service If continue program ye Mr Phillips in that means men to Christ as Chairman Hon my word leading accept COMMITTEE ON CANONSMr John Minor Lord then are ye my disciples indeed This implies train Mr Raymond Ratcliffe Rev Hugh Smith Mr Henry Miller ing for service under Christ Rev Pendleton MacLaren Brydon Rev John Runkle And ye shall know the truth This is the fulfillment of His Rev Frederick Griffith promise that He will to His the that will Beverley Chair give disciples Spirit COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS FOR 1942Mr lead them into all truth Welsh Rev Roy Mason man Mr Dan Sigourney Mr John And the truth shall make free This is final you qualifi Rev Mayers Rev Spathey cation for that world service whose aim is freedom Ribble Chairman through COMMITTEE ON RES0LIJTION5Rev Leigh Christ for all of the children of God Edward Welles Rev Lewis Carter Rev John Page Williams Rev Ramey Mr Maxwell Harrison Mr Archie Robertson Mr John Jr At the conclusion of his address Bishop Tucker presented Wallace Mr Walter Chinn II Chambers Chair ON COLONIAL CHURCHESRev list of his official acts and those of Goodwin COuMIsSION by title Bishop Rev MacLaren Rev Henry Heaton Rev Clarence Buxton and man visiting Bishops Pollard Mr Benjamin Brydon Mr Oliver Sands Mr Justice George Browning moved that the following tele Catlett Nevitt Mr Richard Baylor Mr John Hinkle Chairman gram be sent to Bishop Goodwin COMMITTEE ON NEW PARIsHEsRev Fremont Newton Rev Edward Tate Rev Henry Lane Mr Blake Mr Samuel Styles Mr Booth We heartily greet our beloved and valued Bishop Coadjutor and Williams Chairman ON CHURCH SCHOOLSMr Lewis tender him the assurance of our love and affection and our joy at his COMMITTEE Churchill Gibson Rev Mr William Shands Rev progress toward recovery and our cherished wish that soon it may be Zabriskie complete His absence from the council causes distinct and conscious Dono PROORAM OF DIOCESE FOR 1943Rev Herbert void COMMITTEE ON Rev Beverley Boyd Rev an Chairman Rev Robert Nelson 41 TUESDAY MAY 26 1942
40 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA his report as Treas The Treasurer of the diocese presented deBordeiiave of the Church Paul Bowden Rev James Kennedy Rev and his report as Treasurer urer of the diocese Mr George Bur the Committee Mr William Seippe Mr Archibald Robertson referred to Extension Committee They were McGuire Mr Clifford Smith well Dr Ivey Lewis Mr Murray Mordecai Chair Finance COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS FOR 1943Mr John on Rev Roy moved that part of the Bishops man Hon George Browning Mr Newman Rev Robert Nelson referred to the Carter Harrison Rev Philip Mason in Service be Mason Rev Lewis address dealing with Forward might COMMITTEE ON THE STATE OF THE CHURCH FOil 1943Rev Henry the Church in order that they Committee on the State of Chairman Rev Campbell Tucker Rev Lee Marston Batcheller this Council This was approved Mr Harris bring in report to Mr George Stoneman Dr Hughes be McC moved that the Bishops address CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE ON INVESTED FUNDS FOE 1943Mr Mr Lewis Williams of it view of selecting part Thornton referred to committee with This adopted and TELLERS churches of the diocese was to be read in the BishopRev James Beck- the State the Church Clerical for Election of Suifragan to the Committee on it was referred Fowlkes with Rev Thomas Faulkner Jr Rev Paschal amendment to the Edward Welles presented an For Other ElectionsRev Sydney Swann Rev Hutche Rev Rev Ill son Rev Lyon Lyon-Vaiden Rev Stephen Davenport II Constitution Article Edward Clary Rev Julien Gunn Jr on Canons Carter Keane referred to the Committee Lay Tellers for Election of Suffragan BishopMr This was the III resolution from Mr Keller Mr John Davenport Rev James Ferneyhough presented Mr Eiwood nominating Tellers for Other ElectionsMr Baxley effect that there be no Richmond Clericus to the Forsyth Mr Linwood Gayle Mr Pemberton Mr Douglas motion this resolution was forSuifragan Bishop On Antrim Mr Rosewell Page speeches laid on the table resolution in regard to On motion of Mr James Minor of Christ Church Char Rev Parker Thornton offered Peace It was adopted on Just and Durable lottesville the following resolution was unanimously appointing Commission Resolutions referred to the Committee on and cordial Resolvetf That this council desires to record its deep Robert Gibson Jr presented an application Robert Carter Jett The Rev appreciation and gratitude to the Right Rev as congregation to be known unselfish and willing for the formation of separate retired Bishop of Southwestern Virginia for his Parish It was re in the in Fairfax service to our diocese in its time of need during the past year Immanuel Churchonthe-Hill and otherwise and to express New Parishes assistance given us by his visitations ferred to the Committee on our hearty thanks to him therefor Be it further in to appro Zabriskie made motion regard resolution be sent to Bishop Jett Rev Resolved That copy of this funds It was referred from income of invested by.the Secretary priations Resolutions sent to the Committee on After the adjournment of council the Secretary Bishop from the deBordenave presented resolution Jett copy of this resolution Rev to School Alexandria offering present Rev Gibson presented resolution to change trustees of St Agnes to the Committee diocese It referred Canon XI of the Colored Missionary Jurisdiction the school to the was
This was referred to the Committee on Canons on Church Schools recommending co Rev MacLaren Brydon presented the report of the Rev Covell moved resolution and the United Trustees of the to be referred to the Committee on In the of the diocese Funds operation between parishes vested Funds It was so referred 42 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA TUESDAY MAY 26 1942 43
Christian Education Advance It was referred to the Commit By THE VALLEY CoNvocATIoNRev Howard Harper Dr Aubrey tee on Resolutions Mussen Rev Zabriskie The moved the following resolution By THE PIEDMONT CONvocATIoNRev John Runkle Mr Theodore udson Moved Tucker Dr that the proposals put before the Church by the Commis TIlE ALBEMARLE CONvOcATIONRev Campbell sion on Approaches to Unity which look to unity with the Presbyterian Ivey Lewis Church in the be approved by this council
Nominations were then made for clergymen and laymen Committee Doctor Brydon moved that this resolution be referred to to fill two vacancies in each order on the Executive nomi special commission of ten to be appointed to make report of the Diocesan Missionary Society The following were Rev to this Council and to continue until next council and make an nated The Rev Beverley Boyd Rev Edward Tate other Robert report This was adopted The following commission Carl Range Rev Mason Rev Gibson Jr Rev Mac was appointed Rev Zabriskie Rev Gibson Rev Rev Edward Welles Rev. George Ossman Frank Vincent Franks Rev Covell Rev Batcheller Laren Brydon and Mr Lamond Mr Powers Mr Dan and Mr Braxton Valentine Dr Ivey Lewis Mr Harrison Mr Thomas Mordecai Mr John Welsh Weilford Mr Walter Chinn Jr and Dr Aubrey Mussen Sigourney Rev Vincent Franks The were nominated for the Committee on presented resolution in regard following to the of Mr Meade Mr representations religion at the peace table It was Finance Mr Lewis Williams Addison referred to the Committee on Resolutions John Mordecai Mr Archibald Robertson Mr Armistead The hour of 00 Buford Scott having come the order of business Boothe and Mr was nominations for elections at later time The following were nominated as delegates to the Synod Rev Nominations for Standing Committee were called for and Rev George Mayo Rev Samuel Chilton Cary the following were nominated Rev Paul Bowden Rev Montague Rev Dudley Boogher Rev Mason Rev Rev Rev Charles Rev James Zabriskie Charles Covell Rev Beverley Boyd Vincent Franks Covell Rev Rev Donovan Rev deBordenave and Rev Edward Kennedy Rev Leigh Ribble Rev Roy Mason and and Chand Welles Mr Hoxton Mr John Minor Mr Robert Nelson Mr Keller Jr Mr Gardner Hon John Mr Phillips Boothe Mr Braxton Valentine General Rufus ler Hon John Morris Price Lane and Mr Frank Powers Mr Armistead Boothe Mr Smoot Mr Massie Hon
Nominations for the Executive Committee of the Diocesan George Browning Dr William Hughes MacLaren moved that the secretaries of Missionary Society were called for The following were nomi Rev Brydon nated by Convocations the several convocations be required to send written notice to
the Secretary of the council before each annual meeting of By THE Co VOCATIoN OF THE COLORED MISSI0NAey JURISDIcTIONRev the council giving the names of their nominees to the Executive McDonald Mr Moore Committee of the Diocesan Missionary Society This was By THE RAPPAHANNOCK VALLEY CONvOcATIONREv Pendleton carried Mr Frank Perry THE RIcHMOND The Rev Leigh Ribble and the Rev Samuel Chilton CoNvocATJocRev James Feyneyhough Mr John Mordecai were nominated by the Bishop as examining chaplains of the diocese These nominations were approved by the council 45 TUESDAY MAY 26 1942 44 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA Mr Frazier Mr Mr Rosewell Page Jr Harry The Rev Alexander Zabriskie and the Rev Robert ft Robertson Rev Meredith Lt.-Com the academic John Welsh Dr Ivey Lewis Gibson Jr were nominated by the Bishop as Rev Carter Harrison and the William Booth Rev Lewis examining chaplains These nominations were approved McDonald The Rev Howard Harper presented resolution in re Isaac Mason nominated the Ven Roy This referred Archdeacon Neve gard to Bishops at large for the Province was was Blue This nomination archdeacon of the Ridge to the Committee on Resolutions Campbell Tucker for the Corn seconded by Rev Rev MacLaren Brydon reported rector nominated the Rev Harry Lee Doll Boundaries of St Marys Parish Arling Mr Lamond inittee on Establishing nomination was Houston Texas This difficulties that made it of Trinity Church ton stating that there were certain im Rev Edward Welles moved the committee seconded by the practicable for the committee to act He the Rev Beverley Boyd Mr John Minor nominated be discontinued This was carried This Church Richmond of Grace and Holy Trinity The following Committee on Church Property was re rector the Rev Gibson nomination was seconded by elected Bishop Tucker Bishop Goodwin Mr Randolph the Rev Ernest deBor Stanley King nominated Lorraine Ruffin Mr Archibald ft Robertsoii Mr William Mr Alexandria This nomi of St Pauls Church Miss Mary Goodwin was re-elected statistician of the dio nave rector John Runkle and the was seconded by the Rev cese nation Zabriskie Chilton re-elected Treasurer of the Rev Rev Samuel was Ribble nominated the Rev Leigh diocese Mr Samuel Styles Falls Church Virginia the rector of Falls Church Mr Allen Perkins was nominated to fill vacancy Chilton Yowell nominated the Rev Samuel Church Pension Fund Committee caused the death Mr John on the by Mr Newman and nomination was seconded by of the Iate.John Taylor Other members of the committee This Gwathmey Jr and Rev Cary Montague were re-elected Mr Robert Herbert Dono Covell nominated the Rev Rev Cary Montague II moved that the council stand Rev Charles Charlottesville This nomination rector of Christ Church in silent tributeto the of the late John 1W Taylor and van memory and Mr Charles Piekett seconded by Rev Pendleton that Mr John Taylor Jr be notified of this action This was Lane nominated Rev Moultrie Guerry rector was carried and council stood for few moments Rev Henry Norfolk Council recessed until 00 of St Pauls Church the nominations be closed John Minor moved that The council reconvened at 800 Mr This was carried Mr Murray McGuire moved that immediately after the the following report of Mr Lewis Williams presented Communion service Wednesday morning the first ballot for Committee on Finance the election of the suffragan bishop be taken This was car the ried REPORT OF THE COMMITTFE ON FINANCE The chair ruled that nominations for were suffragan bishop Council the Diocese Forty-seventh AnnuaZ of To the One Hundred and in order of Virginia Rev William Laird nominated the Rev Churchill GnnTLEM1ci various of St James Richmond This nomi that the accounts of the Gibson Church The Committee Ofl Finance reports for the period the Treasurer of the diocese nation was seconded by Rev Robinson Mr Archibald funds under the charge of TUESDAY MAY 26 1942 47
46 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA to the work connected form helpful tables for making comparison as of the various parishes Your committee believes that such comparisons January 1st 1941 and ending December 31st 1941 inclusive beginning may be stimulating have been audited by Pullen Company Certified Public Ac Your committee calls attention to the valuation of church properties countants These audits one design.ated Church Extension Commit and recommends that these valuations and the insurance carried by teeDiocese of Virginia and the other Diocese of Virginia Operating each parish be exAmined or surveyed to see that the valuations and AccountSamuel Chilton Treasurer dated April 23rd 1942 are the amount of insurance carried on each building is proper Insurance and disbursements presented herewith These audits show the receipts that in the is not tabulated in the present tables but it is anticipated nnd list the indebtedness of $26050.00 of the Diocese of Virginia the coming publication by rearrangement this and other information may carried on the Mayo Memorial House Building furni insurance policies be furnished without increased cost ture fixtures and rented buildings adjacent thereto the Weddell Me The following budget of the Bishops and Contingent Fund for in morial Chapel Rectory BuildingChurch of Our Savi our Chapel the year 1943 is recommended the diocese Goochiand County sundry Negro Church properties within nnd the bonds on the Treasurer and Bookkeeper fidelity to meeting of Estimated deficit from 1942submitted special of The report of the diocesan program shows balance $1462.76 675.00 council March 27 1942 aufl approved after received in January 1942 on 1941 assessment applying payments In visitations in the dio Expenses of Bishop Tucker making The indebtedness of $26050.00 was reduced during January to $10550.00 250.00 cese Of this amount is balance left from the pledge of $25000.00 $5000.00 6000.00 Salary of bishop-coadjutor Convention in New Orleans $2500.00 repre made at the General and suifragan Traveling expenses of the bishop coadjutor is for funded debts sents debt on the rectory at Sandston $2743.19 1200.00 bishop is for the debt of of the Diocesan Board of Colored Work $306.81 of For resideace for bishop coadjutor $900.00 less income old Auto Fund 600.00 Bishops House FUnd of the and Fund shows an over The report Bishops Contingent 4500.00 Salary of suffragan bishop of and an over draft in that account as of January 1st 1941 $1426.48 900.00 House rent for suffragan bishop draft as of December 31st 1941 of $1360.85 including $328.00 required 225.00 Secretary of council and expenses for 1943 General Convention expenses The overdraft of January 100.00 Statistician of diocese received in of 1941 was covered by delayed payments January 1941 25.00 Assistaat Secretary of council and the overdraft of January 1942 has been reduced to $1440.65 and Standing Salary and expenses of examining Chaplains $352.35 by npplying 1941 assessments received in January 1942 and Committee 250.00 for later to $206.40 which added to the amount to be set aside the 900.00 Printing of Council Journal Convention makes net overdraft of 1943 General expense $534.40 400.00 Expense of Synod The bishop coadjutor owns the automobile he uses for travel in of General Convention including annual assessment 1350.00 and Expense bis work and the diocese pays only for the actual traveling expense 125.00 Premium on Treasurers bond when new car is the diffi replacements bought Foreseeing probable 900.00 Bookkeeper and office help culty in getting car in 1942 the bishop coadjutor traded his car Salary of Historiographer 2000.00 for This in in the fall of 1941 paying $434.40 difference new car 250.00 Contingencies amount is included in the deficit of $534.40 noted above and should be reflected in reduced expenditure in 1942 Your committee may 20650.00 determine that an automobile should be purchased to meet the require
ments of the who render assistance the election bishop may pending including annual and The expenses for the General Convention and consecration of and to be used the suffragan suffragan bishop by has been at $1350.00 special payments for the convention year 1943 put bishop when he begins his duties The General Convention assessment for 1941 amounted to $672.00 An in the attempt has been made to reduce the cost printing to and we also included in 1941 budget $328.00 to be applied expensps Journal of the council by tabulating reports This has not worked included of delegates The assessment for 1942 was $784.00 and we out but your committee is of the opinion that the tabulation is suffi
ciently valuable to Justify its continuance especially in that it gives in MAY 27 1942 49 48 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA WEDNESDAY
FOr 1943 it is estimated that the for the election of suifragan bishop was $566.00 for expenses of delegates The first ballot the Bishops salary annual assessment including share of Presiding then taken by orders of our budget item of $1350.00 will take between $800.00 and $1000.00 The Assistant Secretary read the minutes of yesterdays of leaving the balance to be applied to expenses delegates corrections the minutes were approved be in session After We recommeild that the schedule of parish assessments the following report increase of the The Rev Dudley Boogher presented creased to $21000.00 to be made up by percentage increase of the State of the Church assessments made in -1942 This will mean an average of the Committee on approximately 16 2/3% the One Hxndred and Forty-seventh Respectfully submitted To the Clerical and Lciy Depxties of
Lsavis WILLIAMS Chairman Ann.Wl Coxncil of tke Diocese of Virginia
MEADE ADDISON country has become an Since the last meeting of the council our JOHN MORDECAI the whole world There active belligerent in the war which engulfs Committee on Finance faces as result of our war are many problems which the Church be no letting-up in any effort Your committee feels that there should for was This report with budget 1943 adopted but rather an increasing of effort on the phase of the Churchs work 27th Council recessed until 900 Wednesday May order that the Church might hold her part of clergy and people in ideals This greater effort should be leadership in Christian living and and increasing Christian Wednesday May 27 1942 directed not only toward strengthening morale and toward the making of peace based upon justice of fortitude but At 00 the council assembled for celebration of the matter and considering truth We urge church-wide study assisted the Holy Communion with Bishop Tucker as celebrant Bishop and National of proposals already outlined by the presiding Rev Elmer Pedrick and Rev Toward Christian Victory and by Rev deBordenave Council in the Spiritual Offensive Ronald Rowland Peace address in main was concerned with Forward in Rev MacLaren Brydon moved the following resolution The Bishops The Service in its relationship to the present world crisis emphasis
Forward in Service is evangelism The bishop urges us Whereas the Rev James Chapman missionary of the this year on in this matter as it concerns the present in to face our responsibility Church in Japan has been compelled to give up his work that world situation Wèjiave listened with interest to his compelling plea field and return to this country and the world to lasting for an evangelistic effort which alone will bring Whereas there is no organization of the American Church in We recommend that as this has been referred to us as Japan at this time whereby canonical letter dimissory can be given peace committee that the part of the bishops address be printed and sent to Dr Chapman and to members as pastoral letter throughout the diocese to be read Whereas Dr Chapman entered the ministry of the Church in of each congregation in the diocese this diocese and went from the Diocese of Virginia to Japan there Your committee is concerned with the effect of tire and gasoline fore be it effect will be rationing upon Church attendance In rural areas this Resolved That this council of the Diocese of Virginia with the not to the assem most felt We urge the people of the diocese neglect consent and approval of the bishop do hereby declare Rev Dr James of God unless absolutely bling of themselves together for the worship Chapman to be canonically enrolled as clergyman of this diocese Church in the necessary The practice of reading the Offices of the wor family group should be encouraged where attendance at corporate This resolution was adopted ship is denied Rev Churchill Gibson asked to have his name We note with encouragement that the problem of supplying vacant serious withdrawn from the nominations as suifragan bishop With the parishes at recent time so acute in the diocese is no longer vacant have- been supplied with rectors from outside consent of his nominator this was granted parishes 50 l47TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1942 51 the diocese and seven Virginia candidates will be ordained to the diaconate this week The tellers presented Your committee rejoices with the rest of the diocese in the fact
that our bishop coadjutor is ELECTION OF SUFFRAGAN greatly improved in health and will soon REPORT OF FIRST LAY BALLOT FOR be able to assume share of the vast amount of work he formerly did BISHOP We urge the of the 104 people diocese to exercise discretion and judgment Total votes cast in calling upon Bishop Goodwin for 53 ministrations that might be per Necessary to choice formed by another of which
In view of the election 29 at this council of suifragan bishop and Rev Roy Mason received therefore of the very cr.owded 24 schedule we have made our report Rev Bev Boyd received brief We are not unaware other 14 of problems and conditions facing the Rev Sam Chilton received diocese and naturally 11 coming within the scope of this report We Rev Donovan received trust the clergy and laity are not 10 unaware of them and will face them Rev Ernest deBorcieflave received as Christian Churchmen should and the as exigencies of the times de Rev Harry Lee Doll received mand Rev Leigh Ribble received Respectfully submitted Rev Guerry received DUDLEY BO0aIIER Chairman Rev Geo Mayo received
104 The report was Total received and the recommendations in regard Respectfully submitted to the part of the Bishops address was adopted KELLER JR The tellers the presented JOHN DAVENPORT III Tellers REPORT OF FIRST CLERICAL BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF There was no election SUFFRAGAN BISHOP of suffragan bishop Total The second ballot for the election Votes cast 81 Necessary to choice 41 was taken of to the council by the delegates which Bishop Darst was welcomed Herbert Donovan received standing Beverley Boyd received 19 Zabriskie presented by title the following report Harry Lee Doll received Rev Moultrie Guerry received of the Standing Committee Roy Mason received 17 Forty-seventh Council of the Diocese of Samuel Chilton received To the One Hundred and 13 Ernest deBordenave received Virginia 13 of the official acts of the Standing Paul Bowden received beg leave to submit the report of the council Geiger Irwin received Committee since the last meeting and consecration to the follow Consent was given to the ordination Respectfully submitted .Tnos ing bishops FAULKNER JR. coadjutor of The Very Rev Noble Powell to be bishop FOWLKES of Maryland JAMES the Diocese BncKwITn of Long The Very Rev James DeWolfe to be Bishop Tellers Island The Rev Lewis to be bishop of Nevada As no one had received there majority was no election of Idaho The Very Rev Frank Rhea to be bishop 53 MAY 27 1942 .52 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA WEDNESDAY
in which $2583.45 was of $7583.45 net of The Rev James Stoney to be bishop of New Mexico Park Avenue for the price by deed of trust deferred payments secured Consent was also given to the election of the Rt Rev Norman cash and $5000.00 in conformity with instructions sale have in Binsted as bishop of the Philippine Islands The proceeds of this Funds of the Protestafit the Trustees of the The following deacons were recommended for ordination to the given been deposited with and are now held subject in the Diocese of Virginia priesthood Episcopal Church council Rev Edward Clary to disposal of this to provide when it was necessary Rev Julien Gunn Jr The time has now passed conditions it is better and under present day Rev John Peabody residence for our bishops house rent and permit amount as provision for Rev James West colored to provide certain of their own residences of his to select the locations Rev Stephen Davenport II The period our bishops arising recommended that the money diaconate shortened two committee therefore was by weeks Your the Residence be for fture of the former Episcopal Rev Sydney Swann Jr The period of his diaconate froth the sale Funds of the Protestant Epis the Ttustees of the was shortened by ten weeks held and invested by remain as an invested of Virginia and Rev Arthur Lyon Lyon-Vaiden Church in the Diocese copal of the diocese are given by the council Rev William Hutcheson fund until further instructions income of this Fund so recommended that the annual The following candidates were recommended for ordination to the It is also of the Committee on Finance at the disposal of diaconate invested be placed as the amount appropriated to be by them applied upon Stephen Davenport II the diocese for or bishop suifragan or hishop coadjutor William Hutcheson rent of house to the bishop Arthur Lyon Lyon-Vaiden the time being RespectfullY submitted Jack Rennie MACLAREN BavooN Sydney Swann Jr For the Committee George Bean Guthrie Brown adopted Amos Horstman and its recommendations The report was received David Lewis Jr the report of the Statis The Secretary presented by title Packard Laird Okie tician Sec Appendix Francis Bayard Rhein report of the ID Bowden presented the following Seymour St John Rev Paul The following postulants were recommended to be admitted as Committee on Lapsed Members Candidates for Holy Orders members is not the existence of lapsed Alfred Leneir Alley The problem created by rather the problem their names but Palmer Campbell of finding place for the problem active service for themselves in the Amos Horstman find place of helping these people of should be the concern of the Church Respectfully submitted for the Standing Committee of the Church The concern them ALEXANDER ZARRI5KIE finding them and helping in the capable hands central register President It is conceivable that to devote to the single deal of time and money of one with great to indicate how Rev MacLaren Experience seems Brydon ID ID presented the following in its solution problem might aid it soon becomes not effective and that of the Committee on Chnrch register is ieport Property ever that the central monument or perhaps the names of dead wood the resting place of To the One Hundred and Forty-seventh Annual Council of the Diocese neglect of her children to the Churchs of the of Virginia contacts and knowledge local rector with his personal The e.establishing In in finding and conformity with authority given at the last council the Com be much more effective situation should mittee on Church Property has sold the old Episcopal residence 906 WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1942 55
54 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA Annual Council of the Diocese To the One Hundred and Forty-seventh those members At the present time great changes are taking place of Virginia of thu in the uniforms of one or in every parishmen are going into the various branches Every congregation has young men from home and servicemen and women into government service away from home services If your men are away more of our armed in the and families into areas The welfare of the church of the Church then that is true also whole production need the guiding care and roads of your in on how efficiently the home Church see in the streets the future will depend largely case of every man in uniform you in uniform with its absent Our effort must be to fail our men has kept in contact members This is our opportunity Dont parish hundred with those and to see emphasis on our five maintain ways and means of contact people Our Church is laying an increasing task for the home Church communicants Of the young men they are not lost to the Church This is thousand young people who are forces proportion are now in the armed It seems therefore to your committee that central register would among this half million great little thing for them now even any be at this time of our country If we do anything inexpedient now the contrary we neglect them they will never forget it If on comforts and the restraints of home that they are away from the received the council that The report was by homesick they will never forget many of them bored lonely The by title the following report of the Secretary presented either an Army and Navy Com Examining Chaplains The last General Convention appointed for commission as chaplains mission to recommend proper applicants and also to further the work of the them iii their work To the One Hundred and Forty-seventh Annual Council of the Diocese and to support found possible We can keep Church in any other ways of Virginia Episcopal have the before our people so that they may has this matter constantly Since the last council the Board of Examining Chaplains the commissions support that is one opportunity to give money for examined the following candidates for Holy Orders in subjects pre substitute for doing something our way to help but that is poor scribed by Canon selves in Vir Seniors in the Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary these men and also serve What can do as clergyman to serve Messrs Edward Guthrie Brown David Lewis Jr Francis from home They have ginia Church These men are just boys away St my Bayard Rhein George Martin Bean Packard Okie and Seymour uniform Many of them not been essentially changed by donning of and Messrs Maurice Henry Hopson do John from the Diocese Virginia word There are three things we can are eager for friendly Diocese of Minnesotn of the Diocese of Michigan Ware King of the Support the chaplains and Scott Arthur Sherman from the Diocese of Southern Ohio Care for the soldiers on leave Field Bailey of the Diocese of Texas Follow our own men wherever they go Mr Palmer Senior at DuBose Memorial Church Training School Campbell Support the Chaplains student Mr Webster Horstman his own He is freed from Special The army chaplain has come into the diocese Hey Arthur Lyon with the active exercise The following deacons at work in other duties and charged by the Government Hutcheson life Swann Jr and Rev for the building of the spiritual Lyon-Vaiden Hey Sydney of his ministry All activities and beautiful chapels Respectfully suhmitted of the soldiers come through him Adequate There are many more SAMUEL CnILrorc have been provided in the Camps for his use for each one thousand men and our For Board of Examining Chaplains chaplains then ever before one must be full as the army and navy Episcopal quota is full and kept expand the work of Rev Churchill Gibson reported on book in The commission has provided an army and navy prayer and Commission telling what the commission the Many thousands the Army Navy khaki binding for the army and blue for navy with the and giving vivid It has provided communion service has done to cooperate chaplains of these have been distributed work of the picture of the chaplains ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 56 147TH WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1942 57
Forward literature It is pro folder and distributed much of the his name or Write to the chaplaiu You do not have to know vessels and linens It each of our chaplains with communion viding denomination but give the chaplain the mans name and outfit ad and grants where neces the pension premium for our chaplains pays dressing the letter to the chaplain of the Regiment soldiers needs allowances to cover such emergency sary small expense Write another card to the nearest Episcopal minister with name not provided for through the army as are and outfit and something about the man with our chaplains when Our business is to get in personal touch Write to him personally and keep mailing list of your men them into our homes and present themselves invite ever opportunities The commission will be glad to supply you with appropriate gifts that can be arranged visit them in their stations when pulpits and and literature which send to your men The following sup books you may the clergy and chance to see new need fellowship with Joy Street They plies may be secured from the Rev Henry Washburn news and hear Church Boston Massachusetts Army and Navy Prayer Books Ask only for as many of each Care the Soldiers on Leave for as you will need for your men accounts for the use of little The commission is providing expense Church war crosses to be worn around their necks with their iden notable of these churches are doing churches near big camps Many tification tags in uniform using them in their work in opening their doors to men Identification cards to be filled in introducing your men to chap them welcome at services and invIting choirs giving them warm lains as members of your Church to in the parish house and individually in groups to refreshments Return postal for making contact with chaplains
meals The Forward Movement has literature for saleespecially God the of wake our congregations to opportunity Our job is to up Be with You with message from General Pershing church Then in uniform and inviting him to This speaking to any man Remember this every church has young men in the service at home coming to church is made to feel to see that every man is our chance Dont fail your men in uniform the church and home with and warmly welcome They appreciate REV CHURCHILL GIBSOY Chairman with with and women and also the chance to meet and talk girls CHAPLAIN TREADwELL DAVISON from woman who has entertained men young and old letter REV HENRY REATON boon to her soldier to his mother is gracious REV RICHARD LEE when men in uniform are on our This is the Churchs chance REV JOHN RUNKLE invitation and personal friend streets Now as always the personal REV EBwARD WELLES substitute liness has no Diocesan Army and Navy Commit fee
Follow Our Own Men Wherever They Go The tellers presented the of us This is our great opportunity This applies to every one left our own parishes for the services Chap with young men who have them with let BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF of proudly the men come to REPORT OF SECOND CLERICAL lains tell us constantly how home churches It is heart-warming to see SITFFRAGAN BISHOP ters or papers from their mans face when he realizes that his the expression on young Total votes cast 84 have remembered him If there are owu church and his own parson Necessary for choice 43 letter with few of them to follow short mimeographed number of which with Forward book or soldiers words at the bottom in long hand Mason received 29 inscribed and enclosed ties Roy book or New Testament suitably prayer Harry Lee Doll received man to his church received 10 want the names List the names Beverley Boyd Give notice in church that you Ernest deBordenave received 13 the number of the regiment and the with the letter of the compauy Leigh Ribble received name of the fort Samuel Ohilton received WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1942 59 58 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORT OF THIRD CLERICAL BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF Herbert Donovan received SUFFRAGAN BISHOP Moultrie Guerry received Total votes cast 84 Respectfully submitted Necessary to choice 43 Tuos FAULKNER JR. of which PASCIIAL FOWLKES Mason received 34 JAMES BECKWITH Roy Tellers Harry Lee Doll received 14 Beverley Boyd received Ernest deBordenave received 12 There was no election Leigh Rubble received The tellers presented the Samuel Chilton received Herbert Donovan received LAY BALLOT ELECTION OF REPORT OF SECOND FOR Moultrie Guerry received SUFFRAGAN BISHOP William Irwin received
Total votes cast 103 Respectfully submitted
Necessary to ehoice 52 Tuos FAULKNER JR PASCHAL FOWLKES of which JAMES BECKWITII Roy Mason received 31 Tellers Beverley Boyd received 24 Samuel Chilton received 13
Herbert Donovan received 12 There was no election Ernest deBordenave received The tellers presented the Harry Lee Doll received Moultrie Guerry received REPORT OF THIRD LAY BALLOT FOR ELFCTION OF Irwin received SUFFRAGAN BISHOP Leigh Ribble received
Total votes cast 101
Total 103 Necessary to choice 51
Respectfully submitted of which
KELLER JR Roy Mason received 38 30 JOHN DAVENPORT III Beverley Boyd received Tellers Ernest deBordenave received 10
Samuel Chilton received 10 received 10 There was no election Herbert Donovan Harry Lee Doll received Mr Lamond withdrew the name of Rev Harry Lee Leigh Ribble received Doll as candidate for suifragan bishop Moultrie Guerry received The third ballot was taken for the election of suffragan Respectfully submitted bishop KELLER JR Dr Gibson continued his report for the Army and Navy JOHN DAVENPORT III Commission Tellers
The tellers presented the 61 WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1942 DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 60 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL FOR ELECTION OF REPORT OF THE FOURTH BALLOT BISHOP There was no election STJFFRAGAN was taken 99 The fourth ballot Total votes cast be moved that the Bishop 50 The Rev MacLaren Bryon Necessary to choice and for an offering for the Army which authorized to ask the diocese of be 1943 The amount of the offering to 44 Navy Commission in Roy Mason received carried 28 the Bishop This was received requested to be determined by Beverley Boyd Bever 11 of from Rt Rev Donovan received The chair read telegram greetings Herbert received of Ohio Samuel Chilton Tucker Bishop ley deBordenave received moved that the Secretary be Ernest George Ti Browning Justice Moultrie Guerry received of Ohio with the send letter to the Bishop instructed to Leigh Ribble received submitted greetings of this council Respectfully lunch KELLER JR The council recessed for JOHN DAVENPORT III the council re-assembled At 00 Tellers the The tellers presented No one received majority the nomination of the FOR ELECTION OF The Rev Henry Lane withdrew REPORT OF FOURTH CLERICAL BALLOT for suffragan bishop SUFFRAGAN BISHOP Rev Moultrie Guerry of suffragan bishop was The fifth ballot for the election 78 Total votes cast 40 taken Necessary to choice for the Committee on The Rev Beverley Boyd reported of which 41 Forward in Service as follows Roy Mason received 11 Beverley Boyd received Annual Council of the Diocese 11 the Hundred and Forty-seleath received To On Ernest deBordenave of Virgiuia Ribble received Leigh leave to report that Your Committee on Forward in Service begs Chilton received Samuel to the work of see the past year have been confined received its actions during Herbert Donovan sent received promptly the material ing that the clergy of the diocese Moultrie Guerry received committee Forward in Service Your out the national committee on Irwin received by William the strength of existing the board of Forward in Service is RespectfullY submitted has felt that diocese and within the separate congregations TaoS FAULKNER JR organizations within the of organization Consequently PASCJIAL F0wLKES rather than the setting up separate our congregational chairmen JAMES BEcKWITH we have worked largely through for the of Forward in Srvice Tellers At the fall clergy conference plans the Very to the clergy of the diocese by 1941-1942 were presented Diocese of Dean of the Cathedral in the had Rev Litchenberger re committee to co Rev Roy Mason is of the The chair declared that Newark For the coming year it the plan series commission and hold in Virginia ceived majority operate with the national for suifra This will again be diocesan- for the fourth lay ballot of missions during the Epiphany Season The report of the tellers to the i ll call of 1941 wide project subsequent May gan bishop was read 147T11 ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 62 WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1942
that the Rev Churchill Gibson Your committee requests Diocesan within the diocese and to report from time to time to the the Rev deBordeuave of St Pauls Church of Richmond aad the Province Legislative Authority and the Synod of Alexandria be added to our committee The following resolution short and unmistakably lear though welcome from both clergy and We will be glad to suggestions the table- giving rise to abundant discussion was finally laid upon how we better serve them laity throughout the diocese as to may does not con Resolved That the Provincial Synod of Washington Respectfully submitted sider itself nor the communicants it represents obligated by the hi Born Chairman declaration of the Church League for Industrial Democracy and cover There is no limit of the ground Synod cffn does
Churchill Gibson amount of work was presented .by Bishop The report was received The Rev report indicative of vast for the members of the Phillips of Southwestern Virginia speaking Commission on and the Rev deBordenave were elected Christian Education and entitled Recommendations of Curriculum Ma Forward in Service Commission Provincial Commis terials The report grew out of the meeting of the the following re Rev Vincent Franks ID presented Since sion on Christian Education held at Sweet Briar last summer the has neither time port from Synod the average rector and Sunday School superintendent available for use in Church nor opportunity to examine all the material Annual Council of the Diocese reviewed the field and made its recommenda To the- One Hundred and Forty-seventh Schools this committee tions Their recommendations have been sent to all clergy believe of Virginia at the their materinlor more Assuming that thumbnail sketch of what transpired If you are interested and did not receive by would be glad Seventeenth Synod of the Province of Washington can be given likely if you have lost itI am sure Bishop Phillips in the main deals with the curriculum material the highlighting some resolutions this report to supply you with which met in Washing of this cant pass up the re resolutions presented to the Provincial Synod Because of the sketchiness report 1941 of the on Missions Work Church Debt evi ton October 21 22 and 23 ports Commissions Negro Treasurers report you have churches in deht must say word of praise If you observe details in the Diocesan dently there are some the Provincial Advanced the Commission on Student Work especially the noticed an item of $50.00 toward the support of for what was done by this summer The of this diocese Re had Conference to be held at Sweet Briar College au part played by Rev William Laird from resolution presented to the number of and college students on the platform who spoke thority for that expenditure stems clergy that each diocese The addresses not only had the Synod by Bishop Phillips of Southwestern Virginia on different phases of student work to the Provincial Advanced short and of unusual merit being to the point but be urged to make $50.00 contribution merit of being from Mars would have Conference weie downright brilliant and even visitor be the of The mooted and perennial question of Clegry Placement came grasped in so short time rather thorough picture of scope in the following Province fore the house and the Synod caged its many speeches college work done in this to stricken with bad cold and had well worded resolution commend its artistry and diplomacy your The reader of this report was from so he cannot report on the quality of the two eared attention to return early Synod and advances Strider was the preacher at the opening Whereas the matter of clergy placement is urgent after-dinner speeches Bishop is even and made his usual effective effort preach toward constructive measures have been slower than usual service held at the Cathedral the thrilling text Alleluia the Lord God omnipotent in the Episcopal Church and ing from diocesan from establish the loud speaker in the chancel where most Whereas there is nothing to prevent any reigneth Unfortunately placement was not working so the sermon was en ing with the consent of his clergy committee on clergy of the clergy were seated from taking That embarrassment was remedied in time for and nothing to prevent the committee when appointed joyed by the laymen when St George Tucker was such action as may be permitted by canon and secular law now the colorful service next day Bishop in the chair therefore be it seated Presiding Bishops that it may be pos of Maryland speaking with Virginia Resolved That this Synod expresses the hope The new bishop coadjutor in his diocese on his to meet in Maryland this fall Upon motion sible for each Bishop in the Province to establish accent invited the Synod headed him own initiative Committee on Clergy and Placement by the invitation was unanimously accepted act Clergy Placement Respectfully submitted self and empowered by him to study and upon VINcENT FRANKS 65 WEDNESDAY MAy27 1942 DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 4 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL in connection minute surveys be made It was recommended that received items This report was with the following the following report and country Hon George Browning presented The unchurched in our cities leading to self-sup of financial responsibility from the Synod The possibilities port clergy Annual Council of the Diocese of rural-minded To the One Hundred and Forty-seventh The selection of clergy placement The perennial question 01 virginia both urban Social Service work among Commission on rural work The development of more The Synod adopted the report of the Province hold several rural and rural people recommended that each diocese in the diocese which in Mission work in the that use of our laity the clergy must be sent and it was suggested The greater conferences to which elected to Diocese of Virginia were within the rural sections deputies from the serious study be made of the moral problems Two of the The the Synods organization of life forces the moral three-year period of changed conditions in every avenue positions in the that the of the Executive Com elected member forefront Rev Samuel Chilton was problem to the the Court of elected member of of clergy placement the Synod Browning was Upon the very important question mittee and George for the hope that it might be possible adopted resolution expressing Review have his own of the Synod to to establish in the diocese on urging the clergy each bishop in the Province resolution was adopted and churches on the third Placement headed by himself Communion in their initiative Committee on Clergy celebrations of the Holy diocese and to of the first such celebration act the matter within his in commemoration powered to study and upon Sunday after Trinity and the in America which occurred to the Diocesan Legislative Authority English settlement report from time to time in the first permanent the 1607 Synod of the Province on like Sunday in year make contri on Church adopted urging each diocese to that the Committee resolution was resolution was adopted providing Conference with the efforts of the to the Provincial Advanced to cooperate bution of $50.00 be continued and instructed submitted Debt of the Diocese of Southwest Virginia Debt Bishop Phillips Commission on Church which contained Joint of the Commission on Religious Education of the Executive the report approving the suggestion advanced motion was adopted resumé of the work of the the Synod be very elaborate and interesting the dioceses for that the assessment upon at the Sweet Briar College Committee of which was held conference the province in the diocese clergyman resident in interest is the study and con $2.50 per Sweet Briar Virginia so compelling of one providing for the appointment nature that resolution was adopted of various problems of cultural religious Movement sideration provincial Forward Com in the from each diocese on the conference by the various dioceses member stronger support of the mittee is urged province resolution adopted The that Action was created by that it was the sense of the Synod Committee on resolution was passed the succeeding in short to report to widest publicity possible this committee were the Commissions report be given the duties of and reso and all proposals suggestions commending to the church schools Convention or Council resolution was adopted Diocesan to such required presentation for consideration and use the Synod which Christian education leaders of the Province lutions endorsed by the Synod at its next Natiotal and to report back to Unit Series now being produced by the convention or diocese the Christian Education or Council the Diocesan Convention disposition made by Department of Christian Education session the Commission on Missions presented by Bishop to such matters The report of the as Rev Noble accepted by the Rt Southern Virginia is replete was extended and William Brown of the Diocese of An invitation in Baltimore Maryland of missions It contained the next Synod to meet with interesting information on the subject Powell for submitted in the Province of Washing Respectfully the heartening statement that the dioceses Guoneu BitowNINe to the National Council ton in 1940 paid 101% on the expectancies Action of the Seventeenth Synod And from this Of Coinniitee on larger amount than that paid by any other province washington to $85611.42 to that date had been Province of province contributions amounting
made to the fund for the mother Church in England WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1942 67
66 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA There was no election
With the consent of those making nominations all the nomi The tellers presented the that of nations for suifragan bishop were withdrawn except Archdeacon Mason REPORT OF FIFTH CLERICAL BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF Roy SIJFFRAGAN BISHOP Rev Beverley Boyd moved that the unanimous vote of Archdeacon This was carried Total votes cast 76 the Council be cast for Mason Praise God Necessary to choice 39 The council stood for the vote and then sang
of which from Whom All Blessings Flow
Roy Mason received 49 Rev Beverley Boyd received 14 Archdeacon Mason was escorted to the chancel by received He Ernest deBordenave Herbert Donovan and Justice George Browning Leigh Ribble received was welcomed by Bishop Tucker Expressing his gratitude Samuel Chilton received Archdeacon Mason responded in few appropriate words Herbert Donovan received himself to the service of the diocese Respectfully submitted pledging from Bishop Tnos FAULKNER Je The chair read the following telephone message PASdHAL FOWLKES Goodwin JAMES BEcKWITII of Archdeacon Tellers Tell them that rejoice with the diocese in election
Mason because believe it to have been guided by the Holy Spirit and Mason below me feel sure with Bishop Tucker above me Roy The chair announced that the Rev Mason had re am assured of going along ceived majority for the that The tellers presented the The matter of increase in assessment Synod had been mentioned in the reports from the Synod was re act REPORT OF FIFTH LAY BALLOT FOR ELFICTION OF ferred to the Committee on Finance with power to SIJFFRAGAN BISHOP The matter of placement of clergy referred to in the same
Total votes cast 95 referred to the Committee on Dispatch of Business reports was Necessary to choice 48 council The from to be placed on the program of this reports of which the Synod were then received Roy Mason received 46 The Rev Alexander Zabriskie presented the report for Beverley Boyd received diocesan Commission on Concordat with the Presbyterians Herbert Donovan received received Samuel Chilton the Diocese To the One Ifundred and FortySeventh Annual Council of George Mayo received of Virginia Leigh Ribble received The Commission on Approaches to Unity has thought that its func Ernest deBordenave received is de tion was not to discuss whether union with the Presbyterians Respectfully submitted Declaration of Purpose could sirable but to find ways by which the KELLER JR the Northern Presby be given effect We are dealing only with Jouu DAVENPOET III terians Tellers WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1942 69 68 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
to define precisely what ordination does give to man but obviously As the Commission has pursued its conversations with the Pres our Lords use of the Presbyterian ministry means that He has given byterians it has turned out that three types of problems must be dealt those men some gift and we want that gift for our clergymen with The third problem to be faced concerns the clergymen who have In the first place agreement must be reached on the sort of united already been ordained prior to union Shall something be done to Church we envisage The two Commissions have been working on regularize their status in both uniting churches To deal with this document outlining the essential points of the united church It does matter the commissions are working on plan drawn up originally by not aim to be complete constitution It tries to provide that nothing the Archbishop of Melbourne Australia which is modification of the essential in the tradition of either Church shall be lost in the union concordat It modifies the concordat in several important particulars Since this document has not been given to the press by the Com This plan will probably also be published this summer missions do not feel at liberty to quote it here can say however The committee appointed by this council last night to consider the that an astonishing amount of agreement has been reached prpposals looking toward unity with the Presbyterian Church The second major problem concerns the new clergy who shall be has met It did not think that there was time for detailed study ordained in the period between the beginning and the conclusion of of the joint ordination plan and consequently it did not think it wise the uniting process Supposing our two churches should agree to that this council commit itself on all the details But would take at to recommend morrow oji the Constitution of the United Church it in it did think that the council could properly approve the proposal least twenty-five or perhaps fifty years before the two bodies could principle Therefore on behalf of the committee move the following be entirely fused It is to cover the clergy ordained in this interval resolution that the proposal now before the two Churches called Joint Ordination Resolved That the council of the Diocese of Virginia expresses its was drawn up This provides that men from either Church shall be approval in principal of the proposals looking to organic unity with ordained simultaneously by the officials of both Churches It is not the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America which having our idea to equate precisely Presbyterian presbyter and an Episcopal been put before the Church by the Commission on Approaches to Unity priest What we do aim at is to confer upon the ordinand the full particularly the proposal for joint ordination without committing authority of both churches and the full measure of grace that can be itself on all details conveyed through ordination by both churches It is also provided And be it furtlier resolved That the special committee appointed that this plan shall be optional in the various dioceses and presby at this council be authorized to do all in its power to promote through teries out the diocese the study of all proposals concerning Unity with the Two types of objectives have been brought forward against this Presbyterians which have been or may be put before the Church by proposal One is administrative To be sure some of these objections the Commission on Approaches to Unity are due to misunderstanding but think also that the scheme as it stands at present needs improvement The Commissions are more than eager to receive criticisms for improving it The other type of The resolution was adopted and the report received
It is that it and objection is theological objected equates presbyter The council sitting as missionary council Canon
As have already indicated this is misunderstanding We priest called for the report on Missionary Work of the Diocese want to make man both It is also objected that no specific pro The Rev Herbert Donovan presented the report of the vision is made that Presbyterian candidate thus jointly ordained Committee on the of the Diocese for 1943 shall first be confirmed and ordered deacon It is true that no such Program moved that if circumstances made provision is made but that omission was deliberate since this is only Rev deBordenave an interim proposal and therefore irregularities from our point of it necessary the Executive Committee be given authority to re view tolerable third is that this are objection proposal implies duce the amount asked for in this respect This was carried that Presbyterian ordination could add something to man ordained After discussion the report as whole was adopted See episcopally It sems to good many of us that Presbyterian orders would add to ours History shows conclusively that our Lord has Appendix vouchsafed to use the Presbyterian ministry as medium through
which His Grace is conferred upon people It is notoriously difficult 70 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1942 71 Rev Herbert Donovan presented for the Committee on the Program for 1943 the following recommendation Executive Committee of the Diocesan Missionary Society This
was received .See Appendix The Committee on Program recommends that the treasurer with Rev Charles Covell presented the report of the Diocesan such assistance as he may require take such steps as may be necessary Board of Christian Education It was received See Appen to simplify and consolidate the financial statement of the funds of dix the diocese and prepare for presentation to subsequent councils and in Archdeacon Mason presented by title the report of the elusion in council journals consolidated balance sheet showing in con cise form all expenditures and receipts Diocesan Board of Mountain Work which was received See Appendix Archdeacon Thomas Brown the re This resolution was adopted presented by title port of the Diocesan Board of Colored which was re Rev Herbert Donovan presented by title the report of Work ceived See Appendix the Field Board See Appendix Rev Pendleton spoke in connection with this report School Mrs John Guy read the report of the Womans Aux on the meager equipment of the John Moncure iliary See Appendix Rev Parker Thornton presented by title his report as of Colored which was received This was received by rising vote Executive Secretary Work See Appendix The report of the Executive Committee of the Diocesan He made some remarks on this work He then gave re Missionary Society was given in three parts port on the American Bible Society and on Summer Rest The Rev Robert Gibson Jr described the tremendous Rev Robinson spoke on the Negro work advocating opportunity for expansion of the Church as result of the the full time of an Archdeacon He moved that the Diocesan extensive growth in the Alexandria-Arlington area He pointed Board of Colored Work take under consideration the matter of out the possibility of population in this section of 500000 full time Archdeacon people At present the Church facilities are entirely inade This was carried quate Rev Robert Nelson presented by title the report of Rev Richard Lee spoke on the problems confronting the the Board of Christian Social Relations which was received Church especially in rural areas due to and tire rationing gas See Appendix He made the following suggestions which were referred to the The recommendations in this report were adopted Executive Committee of the Diocesan Missionary Society Mr John Yowell gave report for the Committee on That mimeograph letters might be used arrangement for Invested Funds doubling in cars cottage services use of school buses use of partly printed forms from National Council circulation of the Your committee has gone over report of invested funds audited by Pulliam Company and find the audit as reported appears to Virginia Churchman to reach each family development of be correct family worship Respectfully submitted Rev Samuel Chilton presented the third section of the Joiirc YOWELL Chairman report dealing with the problems and accomplisbments of the
The report was received -J
WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1942 73 VIRGINIA 72 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF four The chair called for the first ballot for four lay and of-the trustees of NOTE After the close of Council the treasurer the investment ledger was clerical deputies to Synod the funds reported that during 1941 detailed that the second ballot maintained It contains detailed Rev dcBordcnave moved on opened and is being consistently for the several funds and record the three and two lay- description of endi security held for the deputies to Synod clergymen securities purchased and securities sold paid of income received new men getting the lowest votes be dropped curtailed or This was carried moved that committee be Justice George Browning of the Rev Spathey presented the following report the at the appointed to take under consideration proposal Committee on Nominations be last General Convention that the name of the Church
the word Protestant vacancies on the boards changed by dropping Your Committee on Nominations to fill and recommend The motion was carried of diocesan corporations make the- following report would be The chair announced that the committee ap the following nominations of the Funds of the One vacancy on the Board of Trustees pointed later recessed Protestant Episcopal Church of the Diocese of Virginia The hour of 30 having come the council Harvey Wilkinson until 800 Oscar Upshur 800 Council reconvened at Two vacancies on the Board of Trustees of the Church Schools of the The nominations to the Executive Committee Dio in the Diocese of Virginia unani John Jr cesan Missionary Society by the six convocations were Taylor Guy Hazelgrove mously confirmed by the council and the nominees declared Mrs John Guy elected as follows Mrs Overton Dennis
Two vacancies on the Bokrd of Trustees of the Blue Ridge Indus THE COLORED CONVOCATION Rev Isaac McDonald and Mr trial School Moore Mrs William Gregg RICHMOND CONVOCATION James Ferneyhough Mr John Mrs Graham Cootts Mordecai Mrs Galban Vsinv CONVOCATION Rev Howard Harper Doctor Mussen Mrs Albert George Adams Baltz RAPPAHANNOCK VALLEy CONVOCATION Rev William Pendleton One vacancy on the Board of Stuart Hall Frank Perry Mr Stuart Robertson PIEDMONT CONVOCATION Rev John Runkle Mr Theodore Respectfully submitted Hudson STAMO SPAVHEV Secretary ALBEMAIILE CoNVocATIoN Rev Campbell Tucker Dr Ivey Lewis
Those nominated for the Trustees of the Funds Trustccs and The chair called for the first ballot for three clergymen of Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia and Trustees of three laymen for the Standing Committee the Blue Ridge Industrial School were confirmed and The chair called for the first ballot for two clergymen Mr Stuart Robertson nominated as trustee of Stuart of the Diocesan two lay members for the Executive Committee Hall was elected
Missionary Society Rev Fremont Hinkcl read the following application and
The chair called for the first ballot for three members of recommendation for the Committee on New Parishes the Finance Committee 74 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1942 75
To the One Hundred and Forty-seventh Annual Council of the Diocese
of Virginia Since there are five separate congregations already constituted in Fairfax Parish but no organized the written consent We the undersigned committee representing certain members of parish council to this has been obtained from the rectors and vestries of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia who reside petition the said and is attached fulfillment of in the vicinity of Seminary Hill Alexandria and who customarily congregations hereto as See tion XV use Immanuel Chapel as their place of worship and Canon
Having been duly appointed in accordance with the provisions of Respectfully submitted JoaN Section Canon XIII and HANvEv Hay Having given due notice of this application to the bishop of the Puen
diocese and to the vestries of the separate congregations already con ALRERT MILLER
stituted in Fairfax Parish in accordance with the provisions of Sec BzNToN BooenEu
tion Canon XIII ToMPKINs
Do hereby formally petition the councfl to constitute the applicants DAwsoN CnAs whom we represent separate congregation in Fairfax Parish to be Hoops WALTER KARIO named Immanuel Church-on-the-Hill with the right to elect vestry and to have representation in the council The Committee on New Parishes having considered the appli
cation for the formation of separate congregation to be named
F11owing are the considerations which in this committees 4Immanuel Church-on-the-Hill and having found that the canonical provisions which apply to such applications have been complied with opinion render the separation desirabile recommend to the council
That this petition be granted In the last annual parochial report Immanuel Chapel was able That tho vestries of Emmanuel Church Alexandria and to report congregation exclusive of students of the Episcopal High Immanuel Church-on-the-Hill be requested to confer further with School and the Theological Seminary of 212 Church members of whom view to clearing up any confusion which might arise from the simi 104 were confirmed persons during the past academic year the Semi larity of names nary Sunday School has administered to more than 100 children and active members of Womens there are at present about 50 Auxiliary The recommendations of the committee were adopted bodies It should be noted further that these three representative are The chair read the daily growing in size The community within three-quarter mile radius of the Semi REPORT OF FIRST BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF nary is rapidly growing and will house within the next two years by COMMITTEE ON FINANCE conservative estimate on the basis of construction already begun more Total votes cast 80 than 10000 people The nearest church except Negro of any de Necessary to choice 41 nomination is several miles distant of which The applicants for whom this petition is presented have for Lewis Williams received 61 the past year been organized and operating as separate congregation Meade Addison received 41 They use Immanuel Chapel of the Seminary as place of worship and John Mordecal received 54 have secured the services of one of the Seminary faculty as their rchibald Robertson received active minister which they present as fulfilment of Section Canon XV 23 Listead Boothe received 38 persons sufficient to build house of worship and provide for the ford Scott received 19 support of minister They are at present operating under an
annual budget of approximately $300000 of which $675.00 is their Respectfully submitted R05EwELL diocesan budget quota acceptance PAGE JR LvoN-VAIDEIc Tellers 76 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1942 77
Lewis Mr Williams Mr Meade Addison Mr John Federal Council of Churches in America and representative of the
Mordeeai were declared elected Roman Catholic Church should represent the voice of religion Rev Ribble Leigh presented the report of the Commit REV VINcEnT FRANKS tee on Resolutions The committee recommended the adoption of the following Rev Churchill Gibson moved that the words Christian resolution Rev presented by Charles Covell Faith be substituted for the word Religion This was carried Whereas the United Christian Education Advance offers the Epis Church copal an opportunity for an active participation in Christian The recommendation of the committee was put to vote and Unity and lost
Whereas the Virginia Council of Religious Education is spon Rev Zabriskie moved that the question be recoil- soring this program in our state sidered Be it That the resolved Diocese of Virginia endorse the program with recommendation that in so far as practicable our parishes co This was carried operate Rev Robert Nelson moved that the motion be referred
back to the committee for clarification of phraseology The recommendation of the committee was adopted This was carried The committee recommended the adoption of the following The tellers the resolution presented by Rev Vincent Franks presented
Whereas during the first World War good intentions for just REPORT OF THE FIRST BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF peace were loudly voiced in America as exemplified by President CLERICAL MEMBERS OF STANDING COMMITTEE Wilsons Fourteen Points but were largely overrided at Versailles 1011 Total votes cast 63
Whereas Necessary to choice 32 Churchmen statesmen intellectuals and an encouraging number of the rank and file of men and women in the United Nations of which are writing and speaking in the interests of just and durable peace Rev Zabriskie received 49 to follow the present and war Rev deBordenave received 30 Whereas fear is also voiced that those who will write the coming Rev Donovan received 27 peace treaty may be strongly influenced by passions hatred and preju Rev Welles received 25 dices born of Axis ruthlessness to write treaty of revenge and Rev Boyd received 24 sow the seeds for future war and Rev Paul Bowden received 23 Whereas it is taken for granted that religion will have no voice Rev Charles Covell received 14 at the table and because we believe that representatives of or Respectfully submitted ganized religion would and steady serve to hold statesmen to their SYDNEY SWANN expressed ideals for just and durable .peace now therefore be it Resolved That DOUGLAS this One Hundred and Forty-seventh Annual Coun FORSYTH cil of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia Tellers memorialize the Federal Council of Churches to use its far reaching influence to advocate that religion be given seat and voice at the Rev Alexander Zabrisk.ie was declared elected Peace Table and that the Archbishop of Canterbury the presi dent of the World Council of Churches or the president of the WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1942 79
78 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA The Rev Beverley Boyd was declared elected
tellers the first ballot for election The tellers presented the The presented the of two lay members of the Executive Committee of the Diocesan Mis REPORT OF THE FIRST BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF LAY sioriary Society MEMBERS OF STANDING COMMITTEE
Total votes cast 63 REPORT OF FIRST BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF LAY MEMBERS Necessary to choice 32 OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE of which DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY Mr Gardner Boothe received 45 Total votes cast 74 Mr John Minor received 45 Necessary to choice 38 Mr Hoxton received 44 of which Mr Braxton Valentine received 27
Mr Frank Powers received 16 Lamond received 27 Gen Rufus Lane received 15 Frank Powers received 45
Respectfully submitted Thomas Mordecai received 24 DOUGLAS FORSYTH John Welsh received 36 SYDNEY SWANN Dan Sigourquey received Tellers Powers received
Respectfully submitted Wr B. HUTCHESON Mr ardner Boothe Mr Hoxton Mr John PEMBERTON Minor were declared elected Tellers The chair called for the second ballot for the election of two clerical members of the Standing Committee Mr Frank Powers was declared elected The tellers presented the The tellers reported on the first ballot for lay deputies to the REPORT OF FIRST BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF EXECUTIVE Synod COMMITTEE OF THE DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Total votes cast 74 REPORT OF FIRST BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF LAY
Necessary to choice 38 DEPUTIES TO SYNOD
of which Total votes cast 78
Rev Boyd received 42 Necessary to choice 40
Rev Tate received of which Rev Carl Range received Geo Browning received 63 Rev Mason received 21 Chandler received 22 Rev Gibson received 21 Jr Dr Fl Hughes received 32 Rev Welles received 16 Armistead Boothe received 45 Rev Ossman received George 15 Smoot received 44 Rev Brydon received 19 Keller received Rev Carter Harrison received John Morris received 18 Respectfully submitted Phillips received 31 PEMBERTON WM HUTdHESON Tellers WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1942 81 80 147TH ANNUAL CoUNcIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
tellers the Price received 14 The presented James Massie received 27 REPORT OF SECOND BALLOT FOR ELECTION CLERICAL Respectfully submitted MEMBERS OF STANDING COMMITTEE DAVENPORT 83 Total votes cast CRIDLIN 42 Necessary to choice Tellers of which
Covell received 27 Justice George Browning Mr Armistead Boothe Mr Welles received 36 Smoot were declared elected Boyd received 41 deBordenave received The tellers presented the 18 Paul Bowden received 33 Donovan received REPORT OF FIRST BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF CLERICAL Respectfully submitted SYDNEY SWANN DEPUTIES TO SYNOD DOUGLAS FORSYTIS
Total votes cast 78 Tellers
Necessary to choice 40 There was no election of which Rev Edward Welles and Rev Charles Covell asked Chilton received 58 that their names be withdrawn Mayo received 39 This was granted Covell received 28 The chair called for the third ballot for the eleetior of Boogher received 29 Mason received 22 two clerical members of the Standing Committee
Franks received 42 The tellers presented the Nelson received 39 Leigh Ribble received 24 REPORT OF SECOND BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF LAY MEMBERS Cary Montague received 15 OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF DIOCESAN Kennedy received 10 MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Respectfully submitted Total votes cast 78
DAVENPORT Necessary to choice 39 EL1VIER SBIFFLE.TT of which
Lamond received 16 John Mordecai received 14 Rev Samuel Chilton and Rev Vincent Franks John Welsh received 38 were declared elected Dan Sigourney received The chair called for the second ballot for election of depu Respectfully submitted War ties to the Synod Hurcnasorc PEMRERTON Thomas moved that the four iiot elected Rev Brown men Tellers as deputies but receiving the next highest vote be declared There was no election alternates This was carried Mr Dan Sigourney requested that his name be with drawn This was granted 82 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 83 WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1942 The tellers reported the from the undesignated income Resolved That every appropriation Diocese of Vir Invested Funds of the REPORT OF SECOND BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF CLERICAL made by the Trustees of the diocese before be resolution of council of the MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE ginia be approved by of an emer exception that in the case DIOCESAN MISSIONARY coming effective with the SOCIETY of the the bishop coadjutor at the request of the bishop or Total votes cast gency 73 Missionary Society committee of the Diocesan diocese the executive Necessary to choice 40 of the council make the approval instead of which may
Carl Range received be referred to Dr Brydon moved that this resplution Tate received and re consider the question as whole Mason received committee to 23 special Diocesan Missionary Gibson received Executive Committee of the 21 port to the Welles received council This motion was carried Society and to the next George Ossman received committee Rev The chair appointed on the Brydon received 14 Mr Archibald deBordenave Rev MacLáren Brydon Respectfully submitted James Minor Mr George Cary and Mr WM HTJTCUESON Robertson The tellers presented the PE.MBERTON Tellers BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF CLERICAL There was no election REPORT OF SECOND DEPUTIES TO SYNOD The Rev Edward Welles and Rev George Ossman re 77 Total votes cast quested that their names be withdrawn This was granted Necessary to choice The chair called for the third ballot for the election of of which 42 one clerical and one lay member of the received Executive Committee of George Mayo 28 the Diocesan received Missionary Society Dudley Boogher 28 Mr John Minor Robert Nelson received moved that the men receiving the highest Covell received number of votes on this ballot be elected The motion was .T Mason received carried 13 received Leigh Ribble The Rev Mr Respectfully submitted Ribble continuing the report for the Com mittee on Resolutions read the following motion presented by Dr Zabriskje Tellers
was declared elected Resolved That the George Mayo Trustees of the Invested Funds shall make Rev no appropriation that continues from The tellers the year to year or which ex preseilted ceed $1000.00 without the approval of council LAY DEPUTIES REPORT OF SECOND BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF TO SYNOD The committee presented substitute Mr deBordenave Total votes cast presented the following substitute for the substitute which 39 Necessary to choice was accepted of which 11 Chandler received 35 Dr Hughes received 84 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA THURSDA MAY 28 1942 85
John Morris received James Massie received The tellers presented the received Phillips 10 OF THIRD BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF CLERICAL Price received REPORT TO EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE Smoot received MEMBERS DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY Respectfully submitted Total votes cast 68
Necessary to choice 35
of which
Tellers Tate received Range received Mason received 33 There was no election Gibson received 24 Rev James Ferneyhough moved that the men getting Brydon received the highest number of votes on the next ballot be declared Respectfully submitted elected Wvr HUTcHESON PEMBERTON This was carried Tellers4 The third ballot was then taken for one clergyman and one Rev II Mason was declared elected lay deputy to the Synod The tellers presented the The tellers presented the REPORT OF THIRD BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF LAY MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE DIOCESAN REPORT OF THIRD BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF CLERICAL MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEMBERS OF STANDING COMMITTEE Total votes cast 68 Total votes cast 64 Necessary to choice 35 to Necessary choice 33 of which of which Lamond received 12 deBordenave received 47 John Mordecai received 11 Boyd received 41 41 John Welsh received Donovan received 25 Respectfully submitted Paul Bowden received 12 WM HUTCHESON Covell received PEMBERTON Gibson received Tellers declared elected Respectfully submitted Mr John Welsh was SYDNEy SWANN The council recessed until 00 Thursday DOTJGLASL FORSYTH Tellers Thursday May 28 1942
Morning Prayer was conducted by Archdeacon Roy Rev deBordenave and Rev Beverley Boyd were Mason assisted by the Rev Dudley Boogher declared elected The minutes of Wednesdays session were read After cer
tain corrections were made they were approved THURSDAY MAY 28 1942 87
86 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA James Massie received John Morris received The chair announced the appointment of the following Respectfully submitted
commission to consider the proposed change in the name of ELMER SInnLETTE Teller the church The bishop and the bishop coadjutor ex-officio Ven Roy Mason Chairman Rev Messrs Vincent Franks declared elected Chambers Tncker White and Messrs 1W 1W Dr William Hughes was the with the resolntion governing this ballot McGnire Newton George Cary Rosewell Page Jr In keeping declared alternates Mr Chandler Mr and Hon George Browning following were James Massie and Hon John Morris The tellers presented the Carson Phillips Mr would have to Bishop Tncker announced that he probably
REPORT OF THIRD BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF CLERICAL leave before the end of the session DEPUTIES TO SYNOD Archdeacon Mason was elected chairman pro tem to pre
Total votes east 73 side in the absence of the bishop Necessary to choice 37 The chair called for the report of the Committee on Canons Minor of which which was presented by Mr John in the Robert Nelson received 21 The committee recommended the following change Boogher received 23 Dudley Constitntion Article Section Charles Covell received 17 Mason received Section Paragraph That Article of the Constitution Leigh Ribble received Resolved of the the words reported to the previous regular meeting Respectfully submitted Authorities in the council be changed to reported to the Diocesan next annual parish report
Tellers of council This was adopted to be reported by the secretary be acted on to the several vestries of the diocese and to finally In keeping with the resolution in to this ballot Rev regard at conncil of 1943 declared and Rev Robert Dndley Boogher was elected The committee recommended that Section of Canon 12 be Rev Charles Rev Mason and the Nelson Covell amended by the insertion after the words Every clergyman Rev Ribble were declared alternates Leigh canonically resident in the Diocese of Virginia the following The tellers presented the of the Convocation of words except those who are members
the Colored Missionary Jnrisdiction REPORT OF THIRD BALLOT FOR ELECTION OP LAY DEPUTIES This was adopted by canonical majority TO SYNOD The committee recommended that the proposed Canon on Total votes cast 73 Bnsiness Methods in Chnrch Affairs be reported to com Necessary to choice 37 council mission for stndy and report to the next They recom of which mended that the commission be composed of the present Dr Hughes received so members of the Committee on Canons Chandler received 10
Philips received 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 89 88 THURSDAY MAY 28 1942
These recommendations of the committee were adopted of and pro in the study and development plans ing for some time for the Committee on by Mr Lewis Williams reported such commission having been appointed grams toward this end He Therefore be it Church Schools in regard to St Agnes School presented our last General Convention bishop to appoint diocesan That this council request the the following resolution Resolved and durable peace and to commission to study th basis for just by parish and other groups advise encourage and stimulate such study Whereas St Agnes School Trustees propose to transfer control of St Agnes School Incorporated to the Diocese of Virginia through consiting the transfer of the stock now held by the School Trustees The resolution wa.s adopted of value and to acquire members of the cont of $21300.00 out of total issue $31000.00 par The chair appointed the following stock as soon as the same can be acquired Gibson Rev the remaining outstanding mission Rev Edward Welles Rev Robert now therefore be it John Parker Thornton Rev Vincent Franks Rev Page to from the Resolved That the Diocese of Virginia offers accept Messrs Virginius Dabney of all of Williams and Hon John Ingram Board of Trustees of St Agnes School Incorporated the gift owns and Mrs John Bell Williams the stock in said corporation that said Board of Trustees now Lewis Hammond conditions resolution presented by Rev or may hereafter acquire upon the following Mr Ribble read the following The council of the Diocese of Virginia to elect the present it be Mr Harper recommending that rejected its Trustees Board of Trustees of St Agnes School Incorporated as
hold and administer the school for the diocese of the Province of Washington to We request that the 1942 Synod in the Board of Trus That any vacancies hereafter occurring other Provincial Synods and finally consider with view to leading filled in the following manner of maintaining in tees be the General Convention to consider the advisability for each The council of the diocese shall nominate two people shall be without jurisdiction each Province bishopat-large who Province when the diocese vacancy but shall be at the call of any diocese in the The board shall elect one of these nominees to fIll the vacancy shall be in need of additional episcopal services The tenure of office of the members of the board is to be gov
erned by the by-laws of the Board of Trustees of St Agnes School The report of the committee was adopted incorporated of Mr Ribble read the following resolution in lieu one that it be re presented by Rev Vincent Franks moving After discussion the resolution was adopted jected Rev Robert Gibson Jr nominated Henry Carter and School Gavin Hadden as Trustees of St Agnes and Forty-seventh Annual Coun Resolved That this One Hundred These nominations approved the council Church in the Diocese of Virginia were by cil of the Protestant Episcopal
to use its far-reaching Rev Mr Ribbie being called upon to complete the report memoralize the Federal Council of Churches at tile table influence to request the governments represented peace of the Committee on Resolutions reported that the committee faith to attend in an advisory to invite representatives of the Christian recommended the adoption of the following resolution pre capacity sented by Rev Mr Thornton
The recommendation of the committee was adopted Realizing as we do that in the last titantic struggle known as Rev Robert Nelson moved that in view of the fact that World War we won the war and lost the peace we must see to it to of in the resolution creating commission that this does not happen again To this end Christian people the council adopting hnd to had recommen England and America are studying planning working prepare study just and durable peace superseded Several commissions have been function- of the for just and durable peace dation which had alFeady been adopted in the report THURSDAY MAY 28 1942 91
90 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA be referred to the commission to be appointed on study of
just and durable peace Board of Christian Social Relations having to do with the
proper instruction of young people for world peace that that The problem of establishing permanent peace is certainly one of of the Boards be stricken out portion report international social relations and cannot be solved except in the spirit council the invitation to Mr John Minor extended the of Christian Social Service in mutual meet at Grace and Hoiy Trinity Church Richmond 1943 This spirit can only be established through understanding This was accepted the result of education five members It is therefore recommended that committee of Rev Irwin presentedthe following resolution three laymen and two clergymenbe appointed to study the problem
of the education of the children of the nations now at war in order Resolved That we extend our hearty thanks to Rev Ernest that the coming generations may have that mutual understanding and deBordenave together with his lay assistants as well as to the rectors good will without which peace is not possible of Grace Church and Christ Church together with their respective con
gregations and the people of Alexandria and vicinity for the splendid This carried arrangements and hospitality extended to the delegates of this council was and that the vote we express our appreciation of same by rising After the adjournment of the Council this resolution was of thanks and referred by Bishop Tucker to the Commission on Just Durable Peace This rising vote was adopted by Rev Charles Covell spoke on the United Christian Ad Rev George Mayo presented by title the report vance referred to the resolution that had already been passed of the Blue Industrial School See Appendix Ridge by the council announced that he had to leave for meeting The Bishop Rev Treadwell Davison was recognized to speak on his work of the Trustees of the Seminary The bishop called Archdeacon as Army Chaplain Mason to the chair Roy Rev MacLaren Bryon moved that after the reading of The Rev Welles moved that rising vota of appre the minutes the singing of Blest Be the Tie That Binds ciation be Bishop Tucker for his handling of council given and having noon-day prayers that the council adjourn sine die This carried was This was carried Rev MacLaren presented by title the Brydon The secretary read the minutes of Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia See report Ap Rev II Welles led in singing the closing hymn after pendix which the Rev Beverley White read the closing prayers The by title the report of Shrine Mont secretary presented The council adjourned sine die See Appendix and the report of Stuart Hall See Appen dix ST GEORGE TUCKER Bishop the of St Margarets Mr Phillips presented report SAMUEL CHILTON Secretary School See Appendix ALBERT MULLER Archdeacon Mason the of St Annes presented report Assistant Secretary School See Appendix
Rev Brydon presented by title the report of St Christophers School See Appendix Rev Robert Nelson moved that the following statement 92 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA SPECIAL COUNCIL MARCH 27 1942 93
JOURNAL James Kennedy Rev William Laird Rev Henry Lane Rev Richard Lee Rev Lyon-Vaiden Rev OF Robert Philip Mason Rev Roy Mason Rev Mastefton Rev Campbell Mayers Rev George Mayo THE SPECIAL COUNCIL Rev Isaac McDonald Rev Elliot Meredith Rev Rev Rev Albert OF THE Henry Miller Cary Montague Muller Rev Giles Palmer Rev Elmer Pedrick Rev Harold DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA Rev William Pendleton Peters Rev Leigh Ribble Rev John Runkle Rev Charles Rev Thomas GRACE AND HOLY TRINITY CHURCH RICHMOND Ryley Rev John Scott Rev John Scott Semmes Rev Shelton Rev Paul Shultz Rev Claudius MARCH 27 1942 Smith Rev Winfree Smith Rev William Smith Rev Stamo Spathey Rev Sydney Swann Rev Edward Council of the Diocese of called special Virginia by Tate Rev Campbell Tucker Rev Parker Thornton held Grace and Church on Bishop Tucker was at Holy Trinity Rev Beverley White Rev Frederick Warnecke Rev the above date John Page Williams Rev Alexander Zabriskie and Holy Communion was celebrated by Bishop Tucker assisted Rev Edward Welles Rev Messrs James and by Beverley Boyd Kennedy Lay delegates presentAllen Randolph Alt James James Ferneyhough Barr Ivey Lewis Duncan Hyde Alt Christopher council called to order After the service the was by Bishop Greerte Clyde Lamond Stanley King Chester Pierce Committee Tucker The chair appointed the following on Alt Gray Alt Clifford Smith Alt Theodore Cridlin and Mr Credentials Rev Henry Lane Mr Elwood Hudson George Burwell Palmer Alt Phillips Walter Jr Chinii Benjamin Nevitt Charles Pickett Gen Lane Adrien The roll call showed the and following clergy lay delegates Busick Clarence Taliman John Keith Baxley present II Dulany John Ramey Turner Dr Thomas Turn- St George Tucker 11 Clergymen presentRt Rev bull Jr Catlett George Cary Bray Rose- Rev Dudley Boogher Rev Ernest Auguste deBordenave well Page Edmund Newman McO Thornton Joseph Rev James Beckwith Rev Paul Bowden Rev Beverley Button Booth Alt Thomas Mordecai William Rev Thomas Rev MacLaren Boyd Brown Brydon Austin John Crosby Pettigrew Alt Huff Rev Clarence Rev Duval Rev Buxton Chambers Dan Sigourney Pettus John Welsh James Charles Samuel Chilton Rev Covell Rev Stephen Mears Preston Shelton Frank Powers Maxwell Wallace Rev Thomas Davenport II Rev Cornelius Dawson Alt Wm Hughes Henry Miller Jr Welby Rev James Rev James Faulkner Jr Ferneyhough Figg Beverley Dr Douglas VanderHoof Frank Perry Walter Rev Pasehal Fowikes Rev Churchill Gibson Pollard Philip DiZerega Theodore Reid Booth Alt Rev Robert Rev Julien Rev Howard Gibson Jr Gunn Jr Judge Hugh Smith Tompkins Alt Gray Brocken Vincent Fremont Harper Rev Henry Heaton Rev Hinkel brough Harrison Wellford Hamilton Haas Water Rev Rev William Rev Hutcheson Irwin house Walter Chinn Jr Alt Miller Blake VIRGINIA 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF 1942 95 94 SPECIAL COUNCIL MARCH 27
Fredericl Chandler Everett Weakley 500.00 Newton Sr Park Avenue which has been sold Crici Lewis Williams Eliwood 250.00 1900.00 Brownell John Minor In estimate for contingencies William Hutt un 675.00 statement informally requesting the Estimated deficit Bishop Tucker made bishop council for the election of suffragan of the that the council authorize approval The Committee on Finance recommends the request Mr Lewis Fund but Before to act on bishops the Bishops and Contingent proceeding that deficit be permitted in Committee on the full the following report of the made the churches to pay up Williams presented that special call be upon over and above is done sum of $500.00 assessment for 1942 If this Finance make the will be received which will the amount laid in the budget enters upon to Be unless the suffrage-n bishop the Council of the Diocese of Virginia deficit smaller than indicated To the Special Meeting of at the Call of the Bishop duties before October 1st at Richmond March 27th 1942 his Held considered budget for The Committee on Finance has carefully GENTLEMEN of the council and at the regular meeting the of Bishop the year 1943 to be presented on Finance reports that at request The Committee for 1943 as follows has tentative budget the budget of the Diocese of Virginia has prepared Tucker an examination of and at conference between the committee been made for the year 1942 675.00 lVlacLareii Estimated deficit 1942 treasurer of the diocese and Rev Rev Samuel Chilton in the- Tucker in making visitations Expenses of Bishop Brydon 250.00 ex diocese it must be reasonably The committee first determined that 6000.00 will be of bishop coadjutor in the budget for 1942 Salary that new expenses not provided suifragan peered of the bishop coadjutor and coadjutor which according Traveling expenses incurred during the absence of the bishop 1200.00 work and traveling by the Rev bishop to the provides for additional of plan $900.00 less income For residence for bishop coadjutor Mr Chilton 600.00 House Fund in allowances have been esti Bishops These expenses and increase budget 4500.00 Salary of suifragan bishop mated as follows 900.00 House rent for suffragan bishop 225.00 of council and expenses to the Rev Mr Chil Secretary Expenses for traveling and assistance 100.00 700.00 Statistician of diocese ton for the balance of the year 1942 25.00 of council when elected and Assistant secretary Salary and house rent of suifragan bishop of examining chaplains and Standing 19423 months Salary and expenses consecrated for the balance of the year 250.00 1350.00 Committee at the rate of $5400.00 per annum 900.00 of Council Journal assistance 250.00 Printing Tn.crease in expenses for episcopal 400.00 275.00 Expense of Synod Increase in cost of printing over budget including annual assess Expense of General Convention 1350.00 2575.00 ment Total estimated increase in expenses 125.00 Premium on treasurers bond on the bud 900.00 The Committee on Finance estimates possible savings Bookkeeper and office help 250.00 follows get for 1942 as Contingencies 2000.00 Salary of historiograPher Tucker based In traveling expenses for Bishop 750.00 20650.00 upon previous experience 400.00 In traveling expenses for bishop coadjutor for 906 be re-examined before sub- In insurance repairs and taxes provided This tentative budget for 1943 will
mission to the council in May 97 SPECIAL COT NCIL MARCH 27 1942 96 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF V4RGINIA assembled Resolved First That the council of the diocese now
estimated the salary of the suffragan bishop for three its desire to carry out the request We have in special session hereby expresses of with for and making months on the basis of an annual salary $4500.00 $900.00 of the bishop by the election of suffragan bishop by pro of annum Should the suifragan consent of the bishops rent of house or total $5400.00 per vision for his salary as soon as the canonical before October 1st the apportionment for the Protestant Epis bishop assume his duties and standing committees of the several dioceses 1942 must be increased accordingly his salary for copal Church can be secured to We recommend that the Committee on Finance be authorized Second That Samuel Chilton the secretary of the diocese deficit to meet these additional expenditures and to the several bishops of the incur the necessary be and he is hereby directed to transmit for 1943 committees of the that the deficit be added to the budget Protestant Episcopal Church and to the standing the bishops salary Diocese of Virginia Resolutions should be adopted fixing suifragan several dioceses the request of the council of the these and deficit if necessary for the said diocese and and authorizing expenditures for permission to elect suffragan bishop submitted to meeting of the coun Respectfully to receive their replies and report the same Chairman LEWIS WILLIAMS cil MEADE ADDISOn Jonn Mo-macAl This resolution was unanimously adopted Convimittee on Finance Rev Paul B wden presented the following resolution
Mr Williams also presented the following resolutions Goodwin expressing our Resolved That letter be sent Bishop we miss him and pray in his illness and telling him that Resolved by the council of the Diocese of Virginia sympathy Finance be earnpstly for his recovery First that the report of the Committee on approved Second that the salary of the suifragan bishop of the diocese be vote annual allOwance of $900.00 for This unanimously adopted by standing fixed at $4500.00 per annum with an wa Boyd in regard to con house or total of $5400.00 motion by Rev Beverley that the Finance Committee be authorized to incur such school children to saluting the flag Third scientious objectors among to this salary and allowance deficit for 1942 as may be necessary meet matter not covered by was ruled out of order by the chair as and to add the same to the budget for 1943 council now by the califor the special Fourth that in addition to such duties as are performed of the Blest Be of the dfocese for the benediction and singing hymn the Rev Samuel Chilton as treasurer and ecretary After council the remainder of the year 1942 he shall perform such duties as may the Tie That Binds the adjourned be entrusted to him by the bishop of the diocese and That seven hundred dollars $700 or so much thereof as may ST GEORGE TUCKER Bishop be necessary shall be appropriated to pay for his traveling expenses SAMUEL CHILTON Secretary and such office assistance as he may require ALBERT MULLER Assistant Secretary Dr Brydon moved that the recommendation of the report be and the resolutions suggested by Mr Williams adopted This was carried Rev Mr Lane reported for the Committee on Credentials been examined that the credentials of the lay delegates had
and found in order Dr Brydon moved the following resolutions
has the Whereas the bishop of the Diocese of Virginia requested
election of suifragan bishop therefore be it 3hi 1nnoriam
THE REVEREND
HUGH WIRSHING SUBLETT
Born Richmond Virginia July 17 1880 son of George Sublett and Mary Wirshing
Graduated from the University of Richmond with the degree in 1901
Graduated from the Union Theological Seminary Richmond with the degree
He served as minister in the Church of the Disciples of Christ
Ordained deacon in 1911 by Bishop Gibson of Virginia and priest in 1912
His first charge was St Johns Parish and St Davids Parish in King William County
Assistant rector at Grace and Holy Trinity Church Rich lonci
Rector St Johns Church Richmond 1914-41
Died November 1941 3n 1emortam
THE REVEREND
SANFORD LOUIS ROTTER
Born in Petersburg Virginia in 1873 son of Edward John Rotter and Annie Toole
Graduated from Columbia University in 1894 with the de
gree of and
Graduated from the General Theological Seminary 1918
Ordained deacon in 1916 and priest in 1918 by Bishop
Cheshire of North Carolina
Rector of St Pauls Church Monroe Messiah Rocking
ham and All Saints Hamlet North Carolina 1918-1922
Rector of Whittle Parish Fauquier County Virginia 1922- 1939
Rector of Kingstone Parish Mathews County Virginia 1939-41
Died December 1941 jHemoriarn
THE REVEREND
ALEXANDER STUART GIBSON
At Born in Staunton Virginia son of Right Rev Robert kinson Gibson and Susan Baldwin Stuart Gibson
with the de Graduated at Washington and Lee University gree of Bachelor of Law in 1899
Graduated from the Virginia Theological Seminary in 1907
Gib Ordained deacon in 1907 and priest in 1909 by Bishop son
and Abingdon His first charge was assistant in Ware
Parishes in Gloucester county
Rector Johns Parish Loudoun County
Rector of St Thomas Church Windsor North Carolina and Grace Church Woodville St Marks Church Roxobel the Church of the Holy Innocents Avoca
1918- Rector of Dettingen Parish Prince William County
1942
Died February 14 1942 3n fHemoviam
THE REVEREND
HENRY JUSTUS MILLER
Born in Buffalo New York April 1SS9 son of Justus
Miller and Louisa Amanda Dieckmann
Graduate of Virginia Theological Seminary 1928
Ordained deacon in January 1928 and priest in October
1928 by Bishop Tucker
His first charge was as an associate chaplain of the Epis copal High School
Rector of St Georges Church Arlington 1929-42
Died April 16 1942 APPENDICES
APPENDIX REPORTS
Bishop Tuckers Report of Official Acts
II Bishop Goodwins Report of Confirmations III Confirmation by Other Bishops IV Report of the Diocesan Missionary Society
The Program of the Diocese for 1943 The Executive Committee The Board of Mountain Work The Board of the Colored Work
Report of the Associate Archdeacon Report of the Chairman
The Board of Christian Education
The Board of Christian Social Relations The Field Board
The Womans Auxiliary VI Schools
The Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia The General Board
St Annes School St Christophers School St Margarets School Blue Ridge Industrial School Stuart Hall
VII Report of Shrine Mont
APPENDIX REPORTS OF TREASURERS Receipts from Churches
II Operating Accounts of the Diocese III The Church Extension Committee
IV The Trustees of the Funds of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia
APPENDIX REPORTS
Parochial Reports of Parishes Separate Congregations and Mission Churches
II Parochial Reports of the Convocation of the Colored Mis- sionary Jurisdiction III Statisticians Report
INDRX 108 147TH ANNUAL CoUNcIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA BISHOP TUCKERS REPORT 109
William Byrd Lee Hutcheson Theological Seminary Alexandria June 1941 June Sydney Chaille Swann Theological Seminary Alexandria APPENDIX 1941 Arthur Lyon Lyon-Vaiden Theological Seminary Alexandria June 1941 June BISHOP TUCKERS REPORT OF OFFICIAL ACTS Jack Wesley Rennie Theological Seminary Alexandria 1941 CONFIRMATIONS PRIESTS ORDAINED Date Place Grace Number Confirmed Julien Gunn Jr ordained by Rt Rev Goodwin February St Pauls Memorial University 11 Church Casanova June 11 1941 16 Episcopal High School 10 Edward Jefferson Clary ordained by Rt Rev Goodwin March St James Church Richmond St Andrews Church Richmond June 14 1941 April St Thomas Church Richmond 18 John Newton Peabody ordained by Rt Rev Goodwin D. St James Richmond Church 45 Trinity Church Arlington June 17 1941 11 St Andrews Richmond Church 29 James Oliver West Jr ordained by Rt Rev Goodwin 20 Trinity Church 14 Fredericksburg St Philips Church Richmond June 24 1941 Grace and Richmond Holy Trinity 15 Sydney Chaille Swann ordained by Rt Rev St George Tucker 18 Epiphany Church Richmond 16 Imm.anuel Church Old Church March 28 1942 25 Emmanuel Church Brook Hill 11 Rev Carter Stephen Rintoul Davenport II ordained by Rt June 15 Pauls Church Alexandria 37 Jett St Pauls Memorial Church University May 24 1942 22 Christ Church Lucketts 22 St James Church Leesburg 16 September Aquia Church Stafford County LETTERS DIMISSORY GIVEN 14 Lambs Creek Church King George Rev Arthur Hume Cox to the Diocese of Southwestern Virginia October 19 Ascension Church Richmond 17 January 23 1941 December 14 The Falls Church Falls Church 30 Rev Ernest Williams to the Missionary District of Spokane 21 St Stephens Church Richmond 14 1941 28 St Pauls Church Hanover 10 May 15 Rev John Wesley Rennie to the Diocese of Pennsylvania July Total 302 1941 Rev Jaquelin Ambler to the Diocese of Washington July 15 Total Confirmations 1941 Bishop Tucker 302 Rev James Oliver West Jr to the Diocese of Washington July 28 Bishop Goodwin 812 1941 Other Bishops 80 Rev James Edward Bethea to the Diocese of Southwestern Virginia August 1941 Total 1194 Rev Peyton Randolph Williams to the Diocese of Washington Sep tember 1941 POSTULANTS RECEIVED Rev Sturges Ball to the Diocese of Maryland October 1941 Richard Royall Baker II Joseph Hilton Banks Alexander Mc- to the Diocese of Pennsylvania December Neill Carrington Alexander Hufford Easley Dorsey Green Smith Jr Rev John Peabody 1941 Thom Williamson Blair Joseph Blount Tucker Francis William 31 Tyndall George Stierwald Wilfred Thomas Waterhouse LETTERS DIMIssoay RECEIVED Tucker from Diocese of Southern Virginia CANDIDATEs FOR HOLY ORDERS ADMITTED Rev Campbell February 1941 Palmer Campbell Seymour St John Francis Bayard Rhein David Rev James Beckwith from Diocese of North Carolina October Henry Lewis Jr George Martin Bean Packard Laird Okie Amos Web 1941 ster Horstman Rev Frederick Warnecke from Diocese of Newark October 15 DEACONS ORDAINED 1941 Rev James Alfred Figg from Diocese of Southwestern Virginia Stephen Rintoul Daveiiport II Theological Seminary Alexandria December 1941 June 1941 31 BIsH0PG0ODwINS REPORT 111 110 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 18 June Christ Church Winchester CHANGES WITHIN THE Dlocusa St Annes School Charlottesville Christ Church Alexandria Rev Henry Lane from St Marks Church Richmond to Grace Holy Comforter Church Vienna Church Berryville 22 St Johns McLean LAY READERS LIcENSED 15 Christ Church Lancaster Forty 15 St Marys Whitechapel 15 Trinity Lancaster II BISHOP GOODWINS REPORT OF CONFIRMATIONS IN 1941 15 Wicomico Church Wicomico 22 Grace Church Corbin Date Place Number Confirmed 22 Our Saviour Montpelier Heathsville January Grace Church Millers Tavern 16 St Stephens Varina 12 Truro Church Fairfax 23 Varina Church 31 12 Good Shepherd Burke 29 Immanuel Church Braddock Heights St Marks Culpeper 19 Trinity Church Manassas July Church Hill 26 St Stephens Yancey Grace Church Red Hill March Trinity Church Arlington Good Shepherd Hickory St Pauls Baileys Cross Roads 13 Emmanuel Church Greenwood Christ Church Groveton 13 St Georges Crozet Batesville All Saints Richmond 33 13 Holy Cross Mission St Pauls West Point Yeocomico Church Grove 16 St Stephens Richmond 38 St Pauls Nomini 20 Gloucester 16 St Marys Lorraine Ware Church 23 Grace Church Arlington 20 Abingdon Church Gloucester 20 Lower Pocosan Mission August Christ Church Gordonsville 23 Christ Church Alexandria 54 St Timothys Herndon 30 Christ Church Charlottesville 11 10 Christ Church Luray 30 St Lukes Simeon 10 Wildwood Chapel Elkton Millwood 30 Trinity Mission Charlottesville 17 Christ Church 30 St Pauls Gordonsville 17 Emmanuel Chapel Boyce Tavern 30 St Margarets Orange 21 St Pauls Millers April St Georges Arlington 24 St James Montross Good Shepherd Tunneltown 24 St Peters Oak Grove Marshall St Georges Arlington 25 September Trinity Church St Pauls Richmond 33 10 Grace Church Cismont 11 St Philips Richmond 17 11 St Marys Whitechapel Richmond 13 Osgood Memorial chmond 15 St Pauls Woodstock 13 St Johns Church Richmond 11 21 Emmanuel Cismont 19 St Pauls Church Richmond 28 Grace Church RaccOon Ford 20 St Marys Church Rixey 26 October St Pauls Church 20 Epiphany Church Cherrydale 10 12 Yeocomico Parish 27 Calvary Church Front Royal 12 North Farnham Grove 27 Blue Industrial School 17 12 St Pauls Chapel Nomini Ridge 20 May St Thomas Church Orange 26 Emmanuel Harrisonburg The Plains 25 St Andrews Chapel Wood berry Forest November Grace Church of Springs 21 St James the Less Ashland Church Messiah Highland Sandston 11 Emmanuel Church Middleburg 12 Our Saviour Church 12 11 For Foxcroft School 16 Pohick 18 Monumental Church Richmond 23 Grace Church Cassnova 18 Grace Church Goochland 23 St Lukes Remington 20 St Pauls Church Alexandria 27 St Annes Alberene 10 Christ Alexandria 22 St Catherines Richmond 30 Church 22 Holy Comforter Church Richmond 17 30 St Pauls Alexandria 23 Weddell Memorial Richmond 30 Grace Church Alexandria Ashland 25 Christ Church Mathews 10 December 14 St James the Less 25 Middlesex 14 St James Church Louisa Christchurch 14 30 Church of Ascension Richmond 28 Christ Church Richmond
812 Total MISSIONARY SOCIETY 113 112 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORT OF THE DIOCESAN
1680 III BY OTHER BISHOPS Secretary CONFIRMATIONS 1200 sfcographer Bishop Jeit
6130 Date Place Number Confirmed 2000 April St James Church Warrenton Office expenses November 30 Whittle Memorial Mission Home 250 10880 Mayo Building 30 Buck Mountain Church
McClelland 1000 Bishop Field Board 100 February St Georges Fredericksburg 10 Interest on bank loans All Saints Chapel Sharon St Johns Chapel West End 120210 July 13 Trinity Church Washington 20 St Pauls Church Ivy
23 Shrine Mont Orkney Springs will constitnte an Note Your vote for this budgets adoption 27 St Pauls Haymarket amount utmost to help raise the full obligation on your part to do your Bishop Blankingship. needed
August 24 Trinity Church Mathews Middle River Mission 26 DrocEsAr1 BUDGET BUDGET USED AS BASIS FOR PEOPOSED September 14 St Marys Arlington 28 Trinity Church Upperville 25652 Supplement to clergy salaries 24161 Bishop Jackson Lay workers salaries 2500 5% increase in above August 31 Westover Church Vacant fields SO Total 150 Abingdon 2250 Trinity Arlington IV REPORT OF TILE DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY 900 Matthews 100 Rapidan of Committee on the Program for 1943 400 Report Herndon 1800 2o the One Hundred and Forty-seventh Annual Council of the Diocese Medical College 600 of Virginia Sandston BUDGET FOE 1943 Meade Merdorial 1300 1400 Groveton General Church including British Missions 33500 New work 1000 9900 Diocesan Missionary Society 65130 Bible and Prayer Book Seciety 50 Diocesan Board of Christian Education 400 Pensions
Diocesan Board of Christian Social Relations 700 1140 Lay workers St Pauls Lawrencevilie 500 400 1540 School Clergy Bishop Payne Divinity School 100
Virginia Churchman 600 1700 St Pauls University Old Indebtedness 5000 579.96 Emmanuel Alexandria Interest on same 250 600 Work in Penal Institutions Diocesan Headquarters TravelD 200 Three salaries Treasurer 3250 SOCIETY 115 114 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORT OF THE DIOCESAN MISSIONARY
for have heard good deal about Supply vacant parishes 150 Since coming to this council you Miscellaneous the people in this section of the 400 the tremendous opportunity facing For this work the Mis diocese around Alexandria and Arlington $5600.00 year 67382.96 sionary Society is now spending Less income know exactly what the results of the 2255.00 It would be interesting to Statistics as we know cannot increased expenditures have been and Total they are interesting they 65127.96 always be depended upon However of direction Comparing the reports Respectfully submitted seem to be pointing in the right those of three years previous we find HERBEET DONOVAN Chairnvan the statistician for 1941 with these figures an increase of 147 Report of the Etecutive Connnlttee Baptisms in 1938 870 in 1941 1017 an increase of 176 To Confirmations in 1938 990 in 1941 1166 the One Hundred and Forty-seventh Annual Council of the Diocese in 1941 34501 The number of baptized persons in 1938 was 30530 of Virginia or an increase of 2971 If you will review the work of the Diocesan Missionary Society in 1941 there were 23593 Communicants in 1938 were 22380.00 for the past five or siu years you will find that since 1940 the appro increase of 403 per year or an increase of 1213 or an average priation of the diocese to this work has been increasing by rather rapid ont that the num In this connection it may be interesting to point strides Before 1940 the appropriation to the Diocesan Missionary has shown steady rate of in ber of communicants of the diocese Society from the Program of the diocese was at about $52000.00 per the 1892 the year in which the Dio crease for many years In year year left in this diocese cese of Southern Virginia was cut off there were In 1941 it was increased to $56000.00 in 1942 to $60000.00 For to Ten communicants In 1901 this number had grown 11029 next 8764 year an additional increase is contemplated In 1921 there were 18108 In years later in 1911 there were 139fi9 The explanation of these increases is found in the fact primarily This is an average 1931 there were 20385 In 1941 there were 23593 that the diocese is better with supplied clergymen than it has been or increase during the last ten years of 320 communicants per year for some years This is especially true of the churches aid receiving 15% from the Diocesan Missionary Society In 1940 there were seven vacant Respectfully submitted parishes that normally received above the toward the average stipend SAMUEL CrnLvoN Secretary of their ministers These vacancies have now been filled at cost of $9000.00 per year to the Diocesan Missionary Society Report of the Board of MountaIn Work Some new work has been opened new field for which provision was made at the last On 1st will have completed thirty-five years of ministry meeting of the Executive Committee is the August of the Blue Ridge It is true that during seven Groveton-Wellington-Villa field just outside of Alexandria These two in the Archdeaconry in Char Seminary Missions with about 150 and half of that time was rector of Christ Church baptized persons and approximately years 200 Neve and Mr Lyman treasurer for the enrolled in the Sunday Schools have petitioned the diocese for lottesville Archdeacon that not only was amember of the help in securing full time clergyman archdeaconry saw to it however Another constantly to help with the problems and new project is to secure an assistant at Mohumental board but was called on mountain work So feel that it is not Church Richmond whose work will be among the 5000 medical stu opportunities offered by our dents nurses and in to of thirty-five years of service in the archdeaconry patients the Medical College of Virginia and the misleading speak in that time both Medical College Hospital Let us see something of what has been accomplished
third and also the spiritual progress made cause for the increase of the appropriation is the restoration as regards material equipmrnt of cuts made in salaries during the depression increases in certain by th people already cases and in new work to Mission Home in 1907 Dr Mayo was small increase was given to the lay workers When came in the the for out his dream of an industrial school mountains teachers at John Moncure High School and to busy with plans carrying dis the salaries of clergymen who for mountain boys and girls Before he left the Mission Home are receiving the minimum stipend 116 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORT OF THE DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY 117
trict however he had built the Whittle Memorial Chapel the home not Episcopalians in the Archdeaconry of the Blue Ridge We are for workers and had nearly completed the small church in Blackwells Possibly we ac bringing in such large numbers now as formerly Hollow which was later destroyed by fire Since that good beginning cepted them too quickly at first without givipg proper instruction we have been able with the of Archdeacon help Neves untiring zeal teach of could hut it was difficult matter to people many whom in winning friends and getting donations for the to bnild work twelve write Now our are better educated and under churchesa not read or people number of them constructed of native rockeight parish stand the Church as never before The wonderful work of our pre halls and twelve homes for workers built or rebuilt besides clothing ventorium and the faithful service rendered by our workers in taking bureaus and school buildings necessary in the early days before the the sick and injured to hospitals and clinics have demonstrated the state gave us public schools Some of our program was made possible love of the Church for her children in way that all could see and by the cooperation of bishops clergy and vestries who us gave chapels appreciate The sympathy and help so freely given in time of need no longer needed in other parts of the diocese These we moved and nave made deep impression upon the minds and hearts of the moun rebuilt in the mountains with the help of our band of mountain men tain people Their offerings for the work ot the diocese have greatly whose skill and ability made this achievement possible For in our increased and our people are now teaching in the Sunday Schools and stitutional work we erected St Annes Preventorium rock building feeling greater responsibility for the work of their own churches three hundred and six feet long by thirty feet wide and St Olives Recently many have moved away from the mountains and num School which is large enough to care for fifty children Also during ber of our young people are working in war industries and receiving the past five years we have made special effort to have running wages undreamed of before fear this will have bad effect Some water and electric lights at all of the mission points are still We are spending money too freely and are learning the often undesirable struggling with lighting systems though even here we have made of life Also they lose to considerable extent their contact much ways city progress Thanks to our good friends we have been more suc with the Church City congregations are so different from the friendly cessful in putting water into the mission homes When first came where little groups at home and it is hard to go to strange church to the mountains the only bathroom remember was one partly finished one feels lost in the crowd and nobody seems to care Except for at Mission Home We had to run the pipe lines ourselves and be my long experience in mountain work might become bit pessimistic our own plumbers for all the water was brought during the first few about the future but have seen the same things happen at the time years by gravity from mountain springs Now we have installed bath of the first World War People went away for awhile but when times two rooms during the past year in nearly all of the homes for workers got hard they returned to the mountains It will mean real work In this we have way endeavored to make the members of our staff tp bring them back to the old ways again This problem is one more comfortable and to save their strength and time for real mis however that belongs not only to the mountains hut to the whole sion work Altogether as far as material equipment is concerned we world as it seeks to return to time of peace and good will In the have accomplished all could have hoped for and indeed more than archdenconry we shall endeavor to keep the light shining from our expected We still need church at Ada Mission near Marshall churches throughout the mountains to welconte our wanderers home Virginia and hail of some kind in Cubbage Hollow but otherwise and to help our people do their part in building better world our mission buildings at the various points are adequate for our needs M4SON The Statehas given us better roads making possible more trips outside for the workers and giving our friends chance to visit the The Board of Colored Work missions without undue wear and tear on cars and tires Because of better roads some trips that used to take HEPORr or run AssocIATE ARcHDEAcon nearly two days now require only few hours This means that we and Annual Council the Diocese can cover much more terri To the One hundred Forfy-sevenfh of tory and hold more services in the time at our disposal of Virginia In order to estimate the spiritual made It is again and to bring to you report progress we must go back my pleasure privilege to again the early days In 1907 there were not very many members of the doings in the Colored Missionary Jurisdiction The work this of our Church.--only few here and therebut much had been done year has been characterized by number of changes and important in laying good foundations Through the years we have had baptisms happenings and confirmations until today there are more than twelve hundred In my report last year we listed seven active Negro clergymen 118 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORT OF THE DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY 119
in the jurisdiction two of whom were deacons and one just about the Diocese of Maryland Thus we shall still be short on clerical
to be ordered priest It so happened that on June 24th the very day force Plans have been made however to use our two Seminary
the Rev West Jr was ordered priest he received call to an students to supply services during the summer of 1942 important charge in the Diocese of Washington which call knew We are now placing great stress upon the development of the
was forthcoming and urged him to accept He left the diocese July work among the youth of our jurisdiction as we can see many hopeful
28 1941 By November Rev Wilson who had been recently signs among them Our work is very hard but the future is very assigned to the work in Berryville and vicinity had entered the armed bright forces of our government mainly am told because of his expressed Respectfully submitted desire to that effect at the time of his registration for selective service THoMAs Beown
in 1940
That left us with only five clergymen including the archdeacon RePORT OF TIlE CHAIRMAN
and great deal of extra work for the archdeacon to do as the vacant Since the last report there have taken place some changes in the churches desired to have their services before on regular schedule as personnel of our Board the vacancy Dr MacLaren Brydon who for so many years has faith However we were fortunate to have two men to enter young fully served this work as archdeacon without any remuneration has the Payne School in Both well Bishop Divinity September prepared had to resign on account of ill health His faithful and loyal service one having in our mission work at Grace Millers of grown up Church deserves better recognition than we can here give it as chairman where he was teacher in the Tavern John Moncure School and the Board and as archdeacon However we do want to here acknowl the other coming out of our Osgood Memorial Mission at Richmond edge our indebtedness to him for his service in the past and we are Thus for the first time we have two in the that men seminary our glad to say that we still have the privilege of his advice as an active own missions have We ask their produced your prayers on behalf member of our Board Our same eighteen congregations and missions have maintained their During the year Bishop Goodwin appointed the Rev Parker in and and some advance has been average membership attendance Thornton executive secretary for colored work under the bihop He noted in the matter of number have self-help goodly increased was also elected chairman of the Board of Colored Work The Rev their missionary giving Thomas Brown continues as associate archdeacon The Board of Colored Work has had regular meetings since last There are six active full time clergy in the Colored Missionary
and has seen fit to choose as its the summer chairman Rev Jurisdiction Two have left us since our last report The Rev James Thornton who is most advocate of energetic advancement in the West who was at Meade Memorial Chapel Alexandria has left us work the colored He has worked among people untiringly to get and gone to the Diocese of Washington The Rev Russell Wilson the work on the trend particularly at our Peters Mission upward St who was at St Marys Berryville and St Simons Mission Miliwood in Richmond At the of the he made request bishop another very has joined the military forces We have the Rev Mr Miller now comprehensive of the work as and survey whole was subsequently living in Alexandria and serving Meade Memorial Chapel and St executive of the appointed as secretary Board of Colored Work to re Cyprians Missioii at the seminary lieve the the pressure on detailed administration of the bishop in re There has been no important change in the work except at St gard to the work of the board Peters Mission Richmond This mission is now housed in rented The board has been unable to attempt any large scale advanced quarters at Twenty-seventh and Streets This is district into work because of limited funds But the several pieces of unfinished which the Negro people have moved in the past few years This work work are being looked after and followed with up increasing in is very promising The building former store has been completely terest renovated new front painted within and without the floors done We have secured .a successor to the Rev Mr West at Meade Chapel over The men under the leadership of the rector the Rev Mr Mc Alexandria in the person of the Rev took Emmett Miller Jr who Donald did over the chancel platform and pews at night etc and charge May 1942 But almost at the same time he decided to come painted them all The women made curtains beautiful dosil and to us information came of the intention of the Rev Dawson to otherwise worked hard to beautify and equip their church There leave our Trinity Church at Charlottesville and to accept charge ta 120 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORT OF THE DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY 121 is now thriving Sunday School under the leadership of its super fronts employs variety of means to accomplish its objectives The intendent Mr Charles Burrell With the small group of faithful guidance of the board meeting at intervals is supplemented by the and enthusiastic workers this work is very promising work of numerous committees or commissions curriculum conferences
community visitation program has been planned and is now in Girls Friendly Society offerings Brotherhood of St An
is fostered progress of development in Richmond This project being drew teacher training institutes Womans Auxiliary and youth with of the National Commis and supervised by the Rev David Covell the most active committee of all being committee of one in the Peters are sion on Forward in Service St Phillips Osgood and St person of Miss Gladys Gaines our able field secretary
cooperating It is expected this will give quite an impetus to our As in every year the primary responsibility of stimulating and Negro work in Richmond improving the Sunday Schools of the diocese has been foremost Miss
During the year Bishop Goodwin appointed the Rev Parker Gaines is on call by our parishes ready to give experienced guidance
Thornton to make study of the Negro work in our diocese This in organization curriculum materials teacher training and special study was made together with certain findings and recommendations matters such as worship programs and pageants Her effectiveness in
of Colored where it is being the It is now in the hands of the Board Work diocese can be further enhanced by increasing the calls upon her
nsed as basis for developments The revived work at St Peters is She- will not disappoint Under her lead carefully compiled guide
the first direct fruitage of this report to available curriculum materials has been sent to every rector in the have As executive secretary for Negro work feel we very hope that it will help solve the knotty problems of curriculum new acute great opportunity to help in solving the inter.racial problem so committee on teacher training institutes has been set up and will be among us at this time At recent meeting of the National Christian heard from soon Leaders Conference held at the Union University and attended largely Summer Conferences offer an unexcelled opportunity both for six by Negro leaders in religion and education there were five or Negro Christian education of youth and for teacher or leadership training It was an interesting and bishops and several college presidents Last year Woodherry Forest was for the first time tried as con the inter-racial inspiring meeting It was given largely to facing ference center and proved both by location and facilities to be of problem frequently heard the phrase an oppressed minority yet such value that the conference committee has decided to return this vindictive acrimonious heard it never heard anything bitter or years conferences there and add division for the adults The con
stated more than once that without Christ there was no solution but ference of the Girls Friendly Society will this year as in 1940 be
with Christ we would together solve it held at Summer Rest The Advanced Conference of the province re whole felt thou and have felt increasingly since that our ap ceived and will receive our full support financially and in coordi of proach to the great and vital problem needs just the change nation of dates The board suggests to vestries and auxiliaries the
preposition The change from for to with Our attitude has inclusion in their budgets of scholarships to encourage attendance at all our largely been that we would do things for our Negroes but now conferences do attitude must be with When our children are small we many Our board through its Youth Commission mediates to the youth things for them As they grow up if we are wise we do fewer of our diocese the program of the National Movement of the Church The race is things for but more with them Negro growing up Youth We participated in the Youth Sunday and the Youth offering stand and is now passing rapidly through its adolescence Let us by last September and in the Whitsuaday Corporate Communion of their de to help them with and through this most difficult period youth rally was held in Fredericksburg and the Diocesan Center
velopment Roslyn was the scene of week-end conferences for prep-school and
THORNTON college and parish groups Youth goes forward in service Many are Colored Work Executive Secretary for in uniform They deserve our constant attention Special offerings sponsored by the board include the Birthday
Board of Christian Education Thank Offering the Christmas Box offering and the Lenten Mite Box
offering which exceeded $12000.00 in 1941 To meet half way the To the One Hundred and Forty-seventh Council Diocese of Virginia problem of tire shortage the board divided the presentation services The Board of Christian Education charged with the responsibility educational into four sections of the diocese employing the telephone to unfte the of promoting the Forward in Service Program along many meetings wires for tires REPORT OF THE DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY 123 122 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
Dr Riggin to prepare an outline of the of immediately activity in Your board takes this opportunity to recommend program public health cooperation by the Church to be mailed to time in week-day religious education or Bible study on released Dr Montague for distribution amongst the in force in thirty-eight clergy our public schools This program is now Mr Frank Preston President of the Childrens Home forward in Society of counties of our State and offers an opportunity of going to evan Virginia brought the attention of the commissioner important service along at least three lines simultaneously Church unity social legislation adopted at the last legislation with respect to gelism and Christian education For information write to the Virginia marriage jail reform child welfare etc and asked the cooperation Council of Religious Education Bridgewater Virginia We suggest of the clergy in making these reforms effective when education as this legis also the formation of county councils of religious part lation should be referred to them by Dr Montague This legis of the United Christian Education Advance lation has already been seni to the clergy Respectfully submitted Dr Stauffer commissioner of public welfare discussing The CHARLES COvELL Chairman Church Public Welfare and the Present Crisis reported on the National defense effort now being coordinated by the Board of Public Welfare The Board of Christian Social Itelations Emphasized the importance of the bills referred
to by Mr Preston and the relation of the in Council the Diocese clergy helping pre To the One Hundred and Forty-seventh Annual of vent fear psychoses through preaching and prayer the importance of Virginia of day nurseries for children of parents in war work home gardens meets in the morning on the The Board of Christian Relations etc to agreed furnish an outlined program for the churches through and the results of the days when the Executive Committee meets out the diocese which will be mailed shortly of the board during the years 1941 and 1942 are con deliberations Rev Churchill Gibson discussed the Army-Navy Com of these meetings and certain tained in extracts from the minutes mission on War Job He emphasized the importance of the suggestions arising therefrom success of the drive to raise money to support the work of the and Army Navy Commission which is familiar to us all Dr Gib
DIocEsAN AND STATE AFFAIRs son also made certain concrete suggestions as to the activities of the clergy in connection with of dis their relations to the men in the Dr Foster representing Dr Riggin commissioner health service and their families Public Health and the Present cussing the problem The Church LI Look after the chaplain whatever his denomination Crisis made these important suggestions Look after our own boys now in the service nothing more The Church should be the greatest help in securing trained important leaders to meet the psychological problems of depretion Write to them himself fear loneliness etc arising from said crisis the Getyoung people of his congregation to write to them The Church should furnish spiritual leadership in Mail the army and navy prayer books National civilian defense also facilities in buildings etc for Send them Forward Day by Day such activities The Church should also be able to supply Get his own Sunday School class to write him workers to cooperate in public health work There are pub Send him photograph of his There should church lic health departments in forty-eight counties Photograph of the choir and there is young peoples organi be public health departments in all the rest pro zations and lettersLots of them found need of doctors nurses and trained workers in public Look after in any boy that is in his community that he health service because of volunteering of such groups sees in uniform Hello soldier the armed forces Invite them to church and dinner The Church must face grave new public health problems doing these the By things Church will do three things arising in many places throughout the State because of con The Church will keep the boys from going to centration of large population of defense workers and training the devil camps overtaxing our local facilities of sanitation recre It will keep up the morale of the boys and ation education religion etc The commissioner requested the home folks also
It will save them for the Church on their return DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY 125 124 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORT OF THE
of the Church of social relations and the commission would be grateful for any re This is part of the defense job with the the will be enough to give by which the work The commission commends these suggestions to the clergy ports clergy gracious out of the commission may be made more effective in assisting the diocese sincere hope that they may be effectively carried Auxiliary Under the leader to carry out those suggestions Report of Secretary of the Womans of the Womans Aux ship of Mrs Higginbotham Secretary IV STATISTICAL REPORT OF EXECUTIVE SECRETARy FOR SOCIAL RELATIONS strides have been iliary for Christian Social Relations very great OF THE DIOCESE in the field made in organizing the work of the Womans Auxiliary and 30 Charity tickets and secured 68 of social relations there being now 90 parish secretaries passes and her report Commitments to institutions arranged branches woking in that field without secretaries Hospital treatments arranged 48 at the meetings oI our Commission have given inspiring encourage satisfaction Individual cases advised 886 ment and the Commission looks forward with expectant ProbatiOn cases handled to the continued development of that work Positions secured
PRovINcE II COOPERATION OF THE DIocEsE WITH THE Report of the Field Board on Social Service pub The report of tile Provincial Commission Hundred and Annual Council the Diocese be To the One Forty-seventh of lished in the last journal of the Province of Washington will put of Virginia of this is in the hand of the clergy and the careful study report in During the past year your Field Board which is composed of earnestly recommended in order that the diocese may cooperate every in its effort to be of service to the nine clergmen and six laymen held four meetings which were well possible way with that commission attended the of the com by all members Church Special attention is called to the suggestion work of the cbmmis The major activity of the work of the board was carried out in mission of the province in connection with the Manifesto promoting the fall campaign Preparatory to this the board spon sion of the general convention for the study of the Malveru commission be studied by sored laymans conference at Roslyn during the week-end of Octo and the hope that the findings of this may ber 19th Thirty-seven laymen were present for most of the confer the whole Church as soon as they are made available be instructed ence with eighteen in residence during the entire session number In this connection it is recommended that this board of these laymen have done effective work in presenting the needs of to secure copy of these findings as soon as possible for study ansI the diocese and general Church to group meetings of church vestries distribution to the delegates to the next general convention and laymen in their respective convocations The laymens conference
SoCIAL at Roslyn has proven its value and we believe should be held each III COOPERATION OF THE DIOcEsE WITH THE BoAan OF CHRISTIAN RELATIONS WITH THE NATIONAL COUNCIL year All of the clerical members of your board have given much of rhe leadership of the Board of Christian Social Relations of the their time in addressing parish meetings vestry groups and con National Council is profoundly appreciated by tbis commission and it vocation meetings The activities of the Rev Howard Harper and from Pepper will is earnestly hoped that all the communications Dr the Rev Lee in tbe Valley Convocation have been particularly signifi receive the earnest consideration of the clergy and laity alike aud the cant and tbese men deserve special word of thanks for their many recent Our Parish Serves Its Community is especially publications efforts in behalf of the Field Board commended to them for careful study as soon as it is distributed During the week of October 24th the Field Board sponsored dinner throughout the diocese meetings at five places throughout the diocese which were attended The National Council under the leadership of the presiding bishop by 439 men These meetings were held at Alexandria Charlottes through the Forwarding Service Movement has greatly illuminated ville Front Royal and Stafford Court Rouse An all-day meeting was the whole field of Christian social relations and the letter of May 13th held at Trinity Church Charlottesville which was attended by all and from the Presiding Bishop with the enclosure Christian Victory of the clergy and laity of the colored convocation of the diocese Christian Peace is definite illustration of this leadership Almost The Rev Charles Sheerin who at that time was the vice- in the field every suggestion from that publication can be classified president of the National Council spOke at all of these meetings OF VIRGINIA REPORT OF THE WOMANS AUXILIARY 127 126 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE
at of the clergy of the diocese Diocesan Commission on Youth The auxiliary is helping to support The Field Board called meeting Sherrill which time the Right Rev Henry the clinics that have been started in tha mountain missions by the Rev Roslyn in December at for the the plans and need Richard Lee We have urged more widespread use of the Virginia Bishop of Mhssachusetts presented Field Board undertook the respon Churchman the Southern Churchman and Pointersa small leaflet of Army and Navy Commission The the aid to for this as well as for auxiliar nws gotten out at 281 Fourth Avenue New York Now sibility of raising funds purpose these two funds was set at $10000 that the Diocesan Officers cannot as often to the auxiliaries and British mission fund The goal for go total we been almost reached with the that meetings have to be less frequent most of the auxiliary infor and to date the amount has mation will reach the branches through the auxiliary pages of the believe in sight for the clergy has been held Virginia Churchmam For the past four years conference These conferences have been recognized Our first vice-president keeps in touch with our colored work in September at Shrine Mont valuable and plans for similar con and lends helping hand wherever necessary This year we helped by the clergy as being most held in September at Shrine Mont send to Lawrenoeville Our new custodian of the United Thank ference are under way to be girl have been most cooperative work and an increase in the offer The clergy and laity of the diocese Offering is doing splendid reports for this the board is greatly indebted wish minister would preach sermon on the United with the Field Board and ings every Respectfully submitted Thank Offering once year This would be wonderful help to the Chairman DONOVAN custodian in piesenting it to the women of the Church The auxiliars
newest department Christian Social Relations has finished its third
THE WOMANS effort in of at REPORT OF THE VIRGINIA BRANCH OF year with report of splendid every form war relief AUXILIARY the same time not forgetting the pressing needs nearer home Gifts
of the branches to Christian social relations work during the Annual Council of the Diocese year To the One Hundred and Fort y-seventh amounted to $7091.28 The supply work has had fiaO year filling of Virginia many needs The secretary of the Department of Christian Education to the National Branch of the Woman Auxiliary The Virginia and has sent out each month the arranged splendid institute programs of the Womans Auxiliary is made up of 283 branches Council to be used at meetings of the parish auxiliaries The Church Periodical Auxiliary and Children Auxiliary Junior Woman Auxiliary Junior Club has done its usual constructive work aflding to it that of seeing or Little Helpers that our enlisted men are supplied with books magazines games etc have really gone forward The reports of the leaders show that they We have found the appointment in each convocation of chair of the Churchs work in service during 1941 in all departments man to correspond with every diocesan chairman has spread the re parishes new branches have been formed and many Twenty-seven sponsibility and interest Next year we are asking that these chairmen for every bap the and attempting to find place are unifying program conduct their convocational meetings without help from the diocesan work of the Church through using her ability for the tized member officers In one of our convocations we have had practice teaching written numbers of letters This have attended meetings past year class using the pamphlets in the trieniiial packet as study book The have had three executive board to many auxiliaries We and spolcen members of the class were the parish educational secretaries The rer to have representative of the meetings At the last one it was voted ports of the chairmen show how active the convocations have been in of the King on the Board Girls Friendly Society and of the Daughters all departments of the work In the Richmond Convocation grati the set of the National of Diocesan Officers This is following up fying increase in activities has included recreational work for the of having the ques Executive Board On our report blanks instead armed forces at Camp Lee with St Pauls Church as its center for substitute question Have Junior Auxiliary we want to tion you week-end entertainmentour women dividing work and responsibility have for people such What typO of work do you young as according to fixed schedule forward service for the In cocperation with the program of go ut would like to ask every minister in this diocese to know his worship and second we have laid special emphasis on prayer year auxiliary better and to give his hearty support and backing to all Of its auxiliaries to study the diocesan personal service We have asked undertakings wish each of you would get little red book called the auxiliary and National set-up with view to making provincial Women in the Life of the Church which can be gotten at 281 Fourth belong have wide realize to hat splendid organization they women Avenue in New York for ten cents It would give you an insight into the fellowship that binds the spread its interest and how wonderful them to cooperate with the members together We have also asked CHURCH SCHOOLS IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 129 128 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
Andrews Company certified public accountants for the years ending advice to its the work of the auxiliary and help you give intelligent June 30 1940 and 1941 is as follows members
if it is found Please urge attendance at sumther conferences and Total income $457036.68 women to help the advisable to have them please add some younger 356415.99 Total expenses older ones with the work of the altar guilds Book would like some requests from the thinisters for our Year Income before bad debts bond interest and depreciation. 100620.69 could find in it our If you wanted help in any special department you 721.88 Bad debts charged off chairman and am sure she would be delighted to be of service Out rector of of the eighty-nine ministers in the diocese only one the Income before bond interest and depreciation 99898.81 All Saints Church in Richmond has asked for Year Book Of course Bond interest 27382.28 that belonging to am sure this is because the rest of you study
the president of our auxiliary Income before depreciation 72516.53 with much The following finapcial report the auxiliary gives Depreciation 29386.22 pleasure
Womans Aux Net income for the period 43130.31 Sent by the Womans Auxiliary and Junior
iliary Branches 26849.06 Average School Enrollment Through Junior Auxiliaries 494.64 354 243.08 Boarding Students Through Childrens Auxiliaries or Little Helpers Day Students 683 United Thank Offering 12336.21 2639.48 Value of New Boxes Total Enrollment 1037 Value of Old Boxes 81476
Total 50709.23 The enrollment for the current year is as follows
This is an increase of $5579.37 Boarders Day Total
Without the devoted services alid splendid cooperation of my St Anne 45 104 149
diocesan officers the work could not have gone forward St Catherine 143 292 435 of chairman of 93 In closing want to quote from the report my St Margaret 79 14 to our task the Richmond Convocation We pray for powers equal St Christopher 36 281 317 homes and that God may direct and bless our work for Him in our Christchurch 52 55 world within our bor parishes in our dioceses and in the burdened ders 355 694 1049 KATHERINE Guy President
The income and expenses for each of the schools for the years end DIOCESE VIRGINIA vi CHIIJTCII SCHOOLS IN TIlE OF ing June 30 1940-41 were as follows
The General Board St Catherines School
Annual Council the Diocese 1941 1940 To the One Hundred and Forty-seventh of Income $223532.76 of l7trginia Expense 191302.20 GENTLEMJIN
of the financial operations of the Church School system report Net Income 32230-.56 42642.22 of Coleman for the session of 1940-41 taken from the annual report 130 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA CHURCH SCHOOLS IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1311
St Christophers School resigning to take up other work and will be succeeded on July 1942 Income $100702.04 by Dr George Barton who is returning to the educational field in his Expense 98229.73 own native State after most successful career as headmaster of the
Deveaux School at Niagara Falls New York Net Income 4472.31 4590.70 Miss Margaret Porter has resigned the charge of St Annes to the School after thirteen years of service as headmistress She came St Margarets School school when it was struggling along on the old downtown location Income 50241.03 With the invaluable assistance of Miss Jean Wardrope whom she Expense 47242.34 brought with her as treasurer of the school and general assistant to the headmistress Miss Porter greatly strengthened the educational courses Net Income 2998.69 1185.60 and built St Annes up into successful school in spite of its adverse location The very success that she won for the school enabled the St Annes School board to take advantage of the opportunity to purchase the present Income 56187.37 beautiful location Greenway Rise just outside the city limits of Char Expense 46449.94 lottesville and to undertake the erection of the present buildings The
New St Annes School upon its present location and with its greatly Net Income 9737.43 6272.68 increased enrollment is an abiding monument to the indefatigable labors of Miss Porter and Miss Whrdrope Christchutch School The new headmistress of St Annes Miss Elizabeth Brooke Coch Income 26373.48 ran will take charge at the beginning of our new year on July 1942 Expense 32682.16 natiVe of Staunton she is well known to many of our people She eomes to us from her present position as member of the faculty of Net Loss1941 6308.68 Wheaton College in Massachusetts
The new heads of both of these schools and the interests of your Net Ineome1940 116.44 diocesan system of schools as whole are earnestly commended to
the cafe and consideration of the people of our diocese Net incomeall schools before payment of Respectfully submitted maturing bonds of our bond issue -43130.31 54807.67 MseLAaau Bavnoic Secretary and Treasurer Bonds matured and paid during 1940-41 $15- 000.00 semi-annually 3000000 St Aniies School
BalanceNet Income for the year 13130.31 St Annes is just ending its second full years occupancy Of the
new buildings at Greenway Rise In spite of generally lower enroll
The bond issue of $750000.00 floated July 1940 was reduced ments reported from private schools throughout the country we have during the year by $30000.00 leaving balance outstanding July had total of 149 students 45 in the boarding school and 104 in the of of to discontinue 1941 $720000.00 By the end of the present year 1941-42 $30000.00 day school It was decided at the beginning the year for more will have been paid leaving balance outstanding of $690000.00 the nursery school as we did not have the proper accommodations Two changes in the headmasterships of our schools must be noted it so that our enrollment this year in the remainder of the school
Mr William Smith Jr took charge of Christehureh School in the has actually been greater as 18 were in the nursery school last year midst of the severe depression of 1933-35 when the school was at its out of total enrollment of 157 lowest depths After the Last we class of 17 All but two members of this difficult years of reorganization he is nqw year graduated class entered college
The Rev Rerbert Donovan who is our school chaplain joined 133 132 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA CHURCH SCHOOLS IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
who are sons our teaching stnff in the fall and has taught the two older Bible classes on their tuition fees In addition there are four boys reduction in the school as well as conducting the Wednesday morning chapel of ministers of other denominations They receive the same outside of the State of Virginia service and special vesper services during Lent On May 3rd Mr Sixteen of our boarding students live awarded this Donovan presented to Bishop Pucker class of seven of our students Scholarships totalling $1900.00 have been during mentioned above for confirmation session These are in addition to the reductions those found At our commencement service next Sunday the class of 1941 will Other statistics for the session of 1941-42 are similar to
present two silver alms basins for use in our chapel also the altar in the report made for the session of 1940-41 the school has kept service and missal and prayer book and hymnal for the chanbel In spite of the general confusion in the world from St Christo Naturally in the extra curriculuar activities of the school good on doing steady job Thirty-five or more boys if most of our deal of emphasis has been placed in helping needy children in our own phefs will enter coUege next September It looks as for country as well as in the occupied countries Once week collection boys in the lower forms will return next year and prospects en
has been taken up at our morning service to which every child has rollment are in general encouraging Since dormitory and dining over laSt contributed out of his or her own allowance with the idea of sharing room expenses have increased during this session by 12%
with these less fortunate children As result $40.00 has been sent session the local board under authority delegated by the general for to the Greek Embassy $50.00 to the Chinese Relief Fund and $100.00 board has decided to increase the boarding rate from $700 to $750 The to the British Embassy for the children of Plymouth At Christmas full time boarders and from $575 to $650 for fiveday boarders
time $30.00 was contributed towards the musical education of one of board has also decided to increase the charge for mid-day lunch
the local mission children and from our May Day Fund $60.00 has from $50 to $60 and to increase the tuition fee for the Third Form
gone to Mountain Missions and $60.00 for local child welfare work of the upper school from $275 to $300 All of our students have shown interest and great deal of respon We are experiencing no more difficulties in finding members of our of sibility towards all of this effort faculty than other schools are experiencing There is course am very glad to be able to add to this report that we have been serious shortage of men who are best suited for teaching in preparatory able to meet our full assessment for interest and bond depreciation schools in spite of the increase of running costs this year and that we shall The building of the Chamberlayne Hall has been going along fairly have comfortable balance for summer expenses steadily in recent months It already presents promising appear to be Respectfully submitted ance If construction continues at the present rate we hope 1942-43 Msaonav PORTEa Principal able to occupy the new class-rooms early in the session of Statements from leading educators and from officers of the Army
St Christophers School and Navy agree that sound discipline training in character develop- meat of physical fitness and training in clear and careful thinking To the One Hundred and Forty-seventh Council of the Diocese of constitute the best kind of training for both military and non-military Virginia service of our country Through our work in Mathematics English beg to submit the following report of St Christophers School Languages History and Science and through our whole program we for the session of the 1941-42 being thirty-first in its history and the will later are training minds and characters and spirits so that boys twenty-second under Church ownership on be able to take their full share of responsibility in the servipe of The average total enrollment of boys in the school for the whole the country year has been approximately 312 Of these 100 have been enrolled in We are more than ever aware that these are the times that our the lower school and 212 in the upper school There have been 38 work will be severely tried by fire Private schools along with other boarders at the school during most of the year There has been private enterprises face severe tests The will be able to ride out an increase in the enrollment over last year of between 12 and 15 of the present storm only if they can justify their existence We full year students This is the largest enrollment which the school believe that we are challenged more than ever to provide real and has ever known The increase has been chiefly in the lower school complete education in those things which are of high and lasting of all the enrolled Approximately 60% boys are Episcopalians Seven but value This is especially true when other things of practical of these are sons of ministers and receive the usual reduction of 25% temporary value loom so large in national thinking Above all we DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 135 134 147TH ANNIDAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA CHURCH SCHOOLS IN THE
Blue School must train our students to think and think in reference to the funda The Ridge
mental truths of our faith Since the Church schools profess to center Council the Diocese To the One Hundred and Forty-seventh Annual of their education and discipline about these truths there are those who of Virginia that the schools which can their existence believe only private justify the thirty-second With the year ending 1941 the school completed are church schools It is our responsibility constantly to check our this time 1191 boarding pupils have en year of its existence During work and exert ourselves to he sure that we are doing more truly tered the school the work of Church school ENROLLMENT Respectfully submitted JOHN PAGE WILLIAMS The total enrollment was 182 boys 88 girls 94 Grammar grades 30 Boarding 125 boys 61 girls 64 high school 57 boys 27 girls St Margarets School 34 boys 19 girls 15 pupils 148 boys 69 girls 79 Day pupils
To the One Hundred ond Forty-seventh Annual Council of the Diocese
of Virginia Snrp
St Margarets School is approaching the close of its twenty-first 12 housefathers Total 27 Men women 18 Teachers and 14 session with an enrollment of 93 girls including 79 boarding housemothers matrons farm manager shop foreman nurse day pupils The boarding department is filled to its utmost capacity assistant matron secretary superintendent night watchman and class rooms and room are crowded Of the fami study hall dining This does not include the regular farm laborers five mountain 79 boarding students 48 are from Virginia 30 being from the Diocese most of the farm labor lies live on the school property and from these of 14 from that of Southern Virginia and from Southwestern twelve Virginia comes In addition to the men in these five families ten or Virginia From other places there are from Washington the or the general local men work in the school either on building each from North Carolina and New each from West Vir work York farm work The only source of income for these men is the ginia and Maryland each from Pennsylvania and New Jersey while at the school Delaware Texas Michigan and Haiti are each represented by one CURRIcULUM girl of the Of the 79 boarding students 69 were entered as from Episcopal Our school is accredited under the Board of Education
families State of Virginia
In June 1941 class of 18 was graduated Every one of these The curriculum is so arranged as to layparticular emphasis upon
girls has continued her education this year some in such colleges as vocational training For the boys there are courses in agriculture in home economics Sweet Briar Rollins William and Mary some in junior colleges some and shop work and for the girls classes agriculture in business or technical schools including Carnegie Institute and and handicraft two-year commercial course is offered to both boys
Drexel Institute and girls Again In 1942 large dais will be graduated most of whom are BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT at arranging to go to college next year One has been accepted Bryn was oneS building There are Mawr and another has received on the basis of college board exami In 1908 when the school began there recent are built of native stone nations $500.00 scholarship to Goucher Over 25 buildings The more buildings to the war building have been limited to necessary We hope that the religious training in no way falls behind the Owing operations
academic Regular instruction is given two periods week to every repairs
girl chapel services go on morning and evening and some suggestions OPEEATION5 from the Roslyn Conference have stimulated interest in them while The school was in operation twelve months with an average of the Junior Auxiliary keeps some of the Church work in view and gives 145 boarding pupils The total cost of operation was $42344.81 or help The girls raised $78.00 in February for British Missions and the about $292.44 for each boarding pupil Of this sum about 56% was Chaplains Fund and later gave $120.00 to aid four British orphans received from fees collected for board and tuition Respectfully submitted EDITH LATANE Headmistress DIOCESE OF VIRGINA 137 136 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA CHURCH SCHOOLS IN THE
nations with three more to take them in June The twelve students RELIGIOUS TEAINING required to take these tests are to enter Smith Wellesley Hollins
Emphasis has been placed on religious instruction since the found Sweet Briar and Bryn Mawr Colleges and from all present indications
ing of the school Three 30 minute periods each week are given on large percentage of our graduates in the college preparatory course this subject The Christian Nurture Course is used and the stats will qualify for the junior colleges the colleges and the universities courses in Old and New Testament are given for credit short service of their choice Our greatest handicap this year has been the size
was held daily in the school auditorium and short family prayer of the class of 1942the largest graduating class in the history of service was held in the dining room after supper public service the school This has kept constantly before us the necessity of filling was held in the chapel every Sunday morning Holy Communion was the places of forty-four seniors in the resident group four town seniors celebrated twice month and the Young Peoples Service League met and five post-graduate students in addition to obtaining new pupils to for world Snnday evenings Twenty-fonr were confirmed Contributions 1111 such vacancies as will inevitably be created by- conditions missions and benevolence amounted to $791.20 financial insecurity and the transfer of army and navy officers whose
-daughters are now attending Stuart Hall HEALvIT Woaic To offset the enormity of this task somewhat is the addition to our alumnae clubs of Baltimore and Washington groups both of which The health of-the pupils was vey good The University Hospital are now well organized and both of which consist of loyal enthusiastic and Medical School cOoperates in the medical work giving free treat alumnae who we believe may be counted upon in addition to our other ment where it is needed alumnae to interest in Stuart Hall the type of girl we like to have here STUDENv LABOS AND PRovisIoNs The declaration of war has of course stimulated an interest in furnished the school The total value of all provisions and labor such war worh as knitting sewing conservation the purchase of stamps orchard and was $6145 The total value from the farm cannery and bonds the study of the world .situation and its contributing causes furnished the and buildings of student labor fatm orchard cannery and various other phases of the war The work of the Service League was $1122 has also continued in an uninterrupted manner the students con Missloas tributing to local domestic and foreign charities and causes in addition
to the war work have uadertahen The three regular missions St Davids on Wyatt Mountain All they The religious life of the school has continued to have the support Saints at Haneytown and the resettlement have had regular services of week the school being con by the workers from the school the students one evening vespers ducted by student another student playing the organ Bishop Phillips
Emmanuel Parish in at which APPEECIATION will mahe his annual visitation to May time four Stuart Hall students will be confirmed We ish to express our thanks and deep appreciation for the con An unexpected expense which has arisen this year has been the tinued financial help of the New York committee the Daughters of the necessity of blackout equipment This has been provided and care American Revolution and our own diocese tul plan of air raid drills worked out and successfully tried several Respectfully submitted times This has included the boarding of all windows in the gym GEO MAyo nasium locker rooms and swimming pool and the installation .of board ing and black curtains at all windows and passage-ways leading to Stuart Hall these shelters Stuart Hall is now equipped and organized to meet
To the One Hundred end Forty-seventh Annuel Council of the Diocese quickly and efficiently any such emergency as may arise
of l7irginie Despite the conservation program at Stuart Hall certain improve .ments and additions have been made during the These have in Stuart Hall has enjoyed during the session 1941-42 what many year cluded some sodding and planting and the usual upkeep of the grounds consider the best year during the present administration The academic
standard of work has been high and nine students have already taken and buildings
the achievement tests this years substitute--for college entrance exami 138 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORT OF SHRINE MONT 139
Perhaps the most ambitious undertaking of the year has been Reported to council and of record in the May 1937 journal pages visit from committee of five from the Southern Association of Col 77-78 was contract agreement for the merger with Shrine Mont of and in the interest of evaluative criteria leges Secondary Schools the former summer home property of Bishop Gibson at its heart This The preparations for their three-day visit of inspection and investi contract so vital to the future of Shrine Mont was duly executed gation included painful self-searching on the part of each faculty and in January 1941 in accord with the terms then set forth staff member the organization and recording of much intimate and During the years 1940 and 1941 property additions and improve general information and the of kinds of reports and compilation many ments included the Scott Cottage gift of the Rev John Scott and statistics about branch of the school and every life family Mrs Fenton Taylor of Richmond Va the cottage property between We now face the ninety-ninth annual commencement of Stuart it and the Shrine Close acquired through special gifts and to be named Hall in the hope that the one hundredth session will uphold in every later Miller Cabin Tucker Lodge Art Hnll Dennis addition to Meade the fine tradition of the way past Cottage the central main porch with sundry improvements and fur OPITELIA CARa Principal nishings of other buildings Through the church periodical clubs from
dioceses all over the country were received 5500 books for the Shrine
VII REPORT OF SHRINE MONT Mont library as tribute to the presiding bishop increasing the library to 10000 volumes To the One Hundred and Forty-seventh Annual Council of the Diocese The gift of Art Hall as memorial to John Douglas Woodward of Virginia Virginia-born churchman and landscape artist by his widow was ac Through an inadvertance the eleventh annual Shrine Mont report companied by the most notable gift ever received Ity Shrine Mont presented title at the council meeting in May 1941 did not in by appear 100 paintings 1000 original drawings and art furnishings from the the council journal To the continuity of the data preserve reports nrtists studio which have been accepted as special trust by the trus from that is in this report incorporated one tees Financial statement for the year Shrine Mont properties now have free from debt total appraised
valuation of $110126.00 Current operation is on basis of self-support INcoME and every dollar apart from shrine offerings donated in the fourteen 1040 1941 years of Shrine Monts development has gone into permanent improve
Credit Balance 135.86 17.60 ments
Earned Income 9839.41 12023.59 The Shrine Mont Endowment Fund with accrued interest held by
Shrine Offerings 447.86 539.33 the trustees was $5673.13 as of December 31 1941 With the sub
Gifts 3612.00 6890.73 -stantial completion of well-rounded plant the most imperative need
Rectors Stipend from 900.00 900.00 of Shrine Mont in the judgment of Bishop Thcker and the director is Working Capital Refunds etc 1581.46 2423.10 the increase of the endowment to minimum of $50000 to provide an income to care for the repair and upkeep of the main unita of build
suitable towards for the 16516.59 22776.75 ings and thus free sum salary stipend future director of Shrine Mont To this end codicils to wills are DI5BUa5EMENrs being sought and the legal form of -bequests may be found on page
of Local Operations 8906.10 9237.37 this journal and vacation center for Church From Offerings 459.05 251.00 As church conference people Mont ministers Additions and betterment to property 4677.91 9098.00 from the diocese province and general Church Shrine and Rectors Stipend 900.00 900.00 each season normally to more than 1200 guests in residence the shrine and other services elsewhere in this jour Working Capital Restoration etc 1555.93 3247.14 through reported Churchs ministrations are to number of Credit Balance carried over 17.60 43.14 nal the brought greater others sojourning in the Orkney Springs summer resort neighborhood
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of and disbursements for the entire CHURCHESCONTINUED Exhibit is summary receipts RECEIPTS FROM PARISHES AND the condition of each fund at group of operating funds as whole reflecting the beginning of the year total amounts received as well as disbursed to Con- Quota and from each fund and the final balance or overdraft in each fund which COUNTY PARISH tiogent Con- Accept- Other latter are indicated in the column to the right This summary is Fund tingent ance Quota Missionary figures CHURCH Assess- Fund for Paid Giving codified with respect to the separate statements for the individual funds ment Paid 1941 which statements show all details pertaining to receipts and disbursements of the respective fund We have included in Exhibit program income STAFFORD available for appropriations Overwharton Parish 56 00 55 00 434 00 434 00 43 23 Changes in the status of the cash balances of the operating funds are re WARREN flected in Exhibit but are restated in summary form below Newton Pariah 75 00 78 00 330 00 330 00 i4 tO
WESTMORELAND Balance Balance 32 Cople Parish 67 00 67 00 325 00 325 00 19 Overdraft Overdraft Increase Nomioi GroveSt Pauls 18 00 18 00 100 00 itt 22 22 68 December December Decrease Montross Pariah 23 00 23 00 175 00 189 50 tO 37 1941 1940 Oak GroveSt Peters 34 00 39 00 225 00 225 00 66 50 31 31 Colonial Beach St Marys 30 00 30 00 50 00 51 12 Bishops and Contingent Fund $1 032 85 1426 48 39363
Totals $16777 50 61621035 $99847 07 $102447 95 1950837 Program income available for appro 78 priations 5458 70 9928 48 4469 The total quota receipts in this account exceeds the total in the report in the Diocesan Program aeeonnt because of the following items not included in the Diocesan Program account Reeeipte on quotas for 1941 February let to May list 1942 671 30 Program Funds of 1200 00 Credit to St Pauls Richmond to apply on salary Spatbey Diocesan Missionary Society No 1057 74 12181 93593 Credit to St Georges Arlington to apply on building fund 3610 00 Bible and Prayer Book Committee 10 29 99 30 Credit of Whitsnnday of Grace Arlington to quota by request 26 00 so Diocesan Board of Christian Error in receipts account Edu cation 47 21 17 29 64 50 Total 2197 80 Diocesan Board of Christian Social Relations 46 52 46 52 II OPERATING ACCOUNT OF DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA Field Board 866 10 1091 73 225 63 Diocesan office 2013 58 2269 68 256 10 SAMUEL CHILTON Treasurer Mayo House 101536 516 55 498 81 ffo the Finance Committee Total Program Funds 2874 22 3688 35 81413 Diocese of Virgiaia Richmond Virginia Other Funds Colored work 801 71 87814 7643 GENTLEMEN Diocesan Missionary Society No 108 99 1360 57 1251 58 of the Treasurers records and accounts of the We have made an audit Forward in service 31 52 31 52 administration of Gifts from churches and individuals 2007 11 1268 06 739 95 Diocesan Operating Funds5 5Diocesan Missionary Society No 318 82 16842 35 16523 53 for the ended December 31 1941 as kept by your Treasurer Rev year 1446 75 $15871 70 $14424 95 Samuel Chilton We submit herewith sundry statements as reflected in the foregoing index together with the following related comments Miscellaneous accounts $14458 40 48595 $14944 35 The account of Diocesan Operating Funds considered as whole em braces miscellaneous funds for general church administrative and extension Cash balances exclusive of in the Diocese and the cash funds for the purposes designated are purposes 38 196 94 from principal cash 6539 $6 derived mainly from churches auxiliary organizations apportionments LL the General Program Funds individuals etc verification of the amounts shown as to the General In the accruing The decrease of $16523.53 in Diocesan Missionary Society No is the various enumerated we have not be Account from sources above gone result of the transfer of funds from the checking account to the savings ac of but have relied on check yond the records your Treasurer substantially count which cash principal account is not reflected in Exhibit but is of all recorded receipts and disbursements set forth in Schedule
5TRaAauaxaS Norx.Exhibits and Schedules referred to are found in the detail report of the statements this of audits on file with the Committee on Finance The financial following report 5TREA5nEEEa NoTEDiocesan Missionary Society No is checking account endow in with resolutions of Council were made from the report of the auditor by the treaaurer keeping ment funds asking for publication of simplified financial statements REPORTS OF TREASURERS 147 146 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
Fidelity Bonds 00 books is 50000 Indebtedness of the Diocese of Virginia as disclosed by your Treasurer to include operations set forth below Bookkeeper coverage extended so as of Trustees of the Funds of the Protestant Episcopal Amount the Diocese of Virginia 15000 00 Maker Payable to Due Church and Church Schools in National Dioces of Virginia First and Merchants Demand $5000 00 Respectfully submitted Bank PULLER Co Demand 5500 00 Diocese of Virginia Estate of John Taylor Certified Public Accountants Diocesan Missionary SocietyAuto THE TREASURER OF THE DIOCESE Fund Church Extension Committee. Demand 306 81 REPORT OF December 1941 Diocesan Board of Year Ended 31 Work Church Extension Committee. Demand 1493 19 Colored Fund EXHIBIT and Contingent Diocese of Virginia Church Extension Committee ABishops debtCol EXHIBIT BDiocesan Program St Augustines Funds ored Work Demand 300 00 EXHIBIT CSpecial Society EXHIBIT DInvested Funds of the Diocesan Missionary Trustees of the St Pauls Normal and Indus FUND EXHIBIT A- BISHOPS AND CONTINGENT trial School account Sands ton Rectory Demand 2500 00 DisbursementsYear Ended December 31 1941 Receipts and
Trustees of the received in January in payment Adjusted to include amounts Church Schools in Diocese of assessments for prior year of Virginia held by State- Amount Total Bank and Trust Planters Co j4 17 Balance January 1941 safekeeping department Os Memorial debtColored good Receipts 00 Work5% Demand 950 133 31 1940 assessments 75f 16234 06 1941 assessments 16100 books to the Memorial No expression has been given on your Mayo balance of $109.59 in the savings department $16 248 23 Chapel Fund represented by Total available of of the State-Planters Bank and Trust Company and balance $21.35 BaIik and Trust in in the savings department of the American Company Disbursements Appro for the of chapel Amount receivership This fund was established purpose building priation 00 00 in the Mayo Memorial Building SalaryBishop Goodwin 6000 6000 books to the balance being carried Goodwin 500 00 500 00 No expression has been given on your Salary supplementBishop Bank and Trust Company in Goodwin including by the Diocese of Virginia in the American Traveling expensesBishop amount of has been re 148642 125000 receivership This deposit originally inthe $182.80 cost of auto $414.00 of Diocesan visitations 245 32 1000 00 duced by dividends to $23.92 The account is in the name Expense of Bishop TuckerAccount other assistance Office Building Fund Episcopal and assistanceVisiting Insurance examined by us revealed the following coverage Bishops policies 566 56 Bishops than Bishops assistanceOther Fire 130315 1000 00 Bishops .73659 Mayo Memorial House 110 West Franklin Street 75% and other 200 03 220 00 co-insurance SalarySecretary of Council expenses 00 Building $47500 SalaryBookkeeper 422 25 and fixtures 9000 00 Bookkeeping expense Furniture 477 75 900 00 900 00 on old office account deficit Rental buildings adjacent to Memorial Home Applied 00 Street co-insurance 5500 505-9 North Jefferson 75% 100 00 00 100 00 Weddell Memorial 3500 SalaryStatistician Chapel 16 2000 00 00 2000 Rectory buildingChurch of Our Saviour 5000 SalaryHistoriographer in Goochland County 1500 00 January 31 1941 $1440.65 Chapel 5Adjusted for assessments for 1940 received through 0Q 1942 $680.50 Sundry Negro church properties within the Diocese 39900 Including assessments for i94i received through January 31 148 147TH ANNUAL CouNcIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORTS OF TREASURERS 149
SalaryAssistant Secretary of Council 25 00 25 00 St Pauls Normal and Industrial School 500 00 500 00 Salary and expensesExamining Chaplains 223 47 250 00 Virginia Churchman 600 00 600 00 ExpensesStanding Committee 35 10 50 00 Interest on current loans 268 96 250 00 Printing Council Journal 929 84 725 00 Interest on old debt 439 73 Premium on bondTreasurer 125 00 162 50 Curtail on old debt 500 00 939 73 Taxes insurance and repairsBishops residence 695 98 1300 00 Bibles in public schools 5088 5088 Expense of Synod 328 64 400 00 Contingencies 41 50 Expense of General Convention 672 00 1000 00 Miscellaneous 81 47 168 00 Total disbursements $100545 30 $100476 72 Transfer Unused balance of 1940 appropriation for Balance December 31 1941 $146276 Bishop Tuckers expenses transferred to Program account 749 00 DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY Total disbursements $16600 58 $17050 50 Receipts and DisbursementsYear Ended December 31 1941
Overdraft December 31 1941 352 35 Amount Total
Balance January 1941 121 81 EXHIBIT BDIOCESAN PROGRAM1941 Receipts
Receipts and DisbursementsYear Ended December 31 1941 Appropriation from Diocesan Pro gram $56000 00 Adjusted to include amounts received in January to apply on quotas Interest on invested funds for the preceding year General Endow Amount Total ment Fund of Overdraft January 1941 357 41j theD.M.S....$ 86161 Douglas Forrest Receipts Fund of the 1940 program 536 07 316 50 1941 program Quotas $100250 15t 1178 11 Other receipts 157925 101829 40 102365 47 Less Interest on Webb legacy for 1940-41 40 00 1138 11 Total available $102008 06 Pension Fund of the Disbursements
Detail on following pages Appropriation from Amount Appropriation Dooley Fund 300 00 Diocesan Missionary Society $56000 00 $56000 00 IncomeE Hope Bible and Prayer Book 5000 5000 Stewart Fund 93 06 IncomeNorma Diocesan Board of Christian Education 2000 00 2000 00 116 10 Diocesan Board of Christian Social Relations 625 00 625 00 Stewart Fund Field Board IncomeLay- 1211 11 1211 11 workers Pension Diocesan Office 6750 00 6750 00 115 62 624 78 Mayo House Fund 2500 00 2500 00 Fund General Church Acceptance 29008 12 29000 00 Julia Macob Fund 40 50 Adjusted for assessments for 1841 received in January 1942 but does not reflect amount of Mildred Boyd Hayes Fund 138 00 $328.00 set aside for 1943 Convention expense Special gifts 508 60 Excluslve of $328.00 set aside for 1943 Convention fAdjusted for amount received in January 1941 Easter Whitsunday appropriations On 1940 quotas $8 734 57 For salaries 559 00 Bishops request 87 50 For new work 560 00 Appropriation of 1940 from Contingent Fund 74900 For $9571 07 budget 1096 38
flacluding payments of 1941 quotas received in January 1942 $6921.46 150 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORTS OF TREASURERS 151
Balance undesig nated 470 25 2685 63 Rev Floyd Cartwright 910 08 910 08 Rev Edward Clary 334 02 334 02 Rev Cox 34 RentSandston Rectory 45 80 61181 42 Hume 48 48 34 Rev Stephen Davenport 100 00 100 00 Total available $61303 23 Rev William Everett 416 70 416 70 Rev Thomas Faulkner 100 04 100 06 Disbursements Rev Frederick Griffith 300 01 300 01 Rev Henry Heaton 101604 101604 mount Appropriation Rev Fremont Hinkel 440 04 440 04 Salaries of clergy and lay workers Rev Webster Horstman 720 00 720 00 see following pages $51472 01 $51496 72 Rev Hutcheson 450 00 450 00 Appropriations Rev William Laird 617 04 617 04 Blue Ridge Indus Rev Richard Lee 1395 00 1395 00 trial School $5100 00 Rev Mason 278 00 278 00 St Pauls Parish HouseUni Rev Roy Mason 2700 00 2700 00 Rev Meredith 500 04 500 04 versity 1700 04 6800 04 6800 00 Rev Cary Montague 2457 00 2457 00 Rev Albert Muller 700 04 700 03 Supply for vacant parishes 237 91 225 00 Rev John Peabody 200 00 200 00 Travel expense of members to Rev Carl Range 770 04 770 04 meetings 146 18 150 00 Rev Rotter 700 08 700 08 Pensions of lay workers Rev Schultz 780 00 780 00 Deacosess Julia Rev Smith 400 08 400 08 Boyd 180 00 Rev Winfree Smith 120 00 120 00 Charlotte Ed Rev 30 00 wards 180 00 Spathey Rev Edward Tate 181635 182307 Margaret Lawrence 180 00 Rev Parker Thornton 400 08 400 08 Asenanth Mar- Rev Tucker 37 37 chant 300 00 Campbell 1338 1338 Rev Woodward 900 00 900 00 Hallie Worsham.. 75 00 915 00 1434 78
Total white clergy $25427 71 $25467 44 Pension supplement William Everett 33 34 50 00 Special Expenses of Sandston Rectory 208 91 227 80t Religious work in State penal institutions.. 600 00 60000 Virginia ChurchmanFor printing financial page 150 00 Remitted to Bishop Goodwins Negro Clergy Thomas Brown 00 00 Emergency Fund 200 00 575 00 Rev 1350 1450 Miscellaneous 82 10J Rev Cornelius Dawson 1210 04 1210 08 For vacant fields 450 00 Rev Aston Hamilton 1300 08 1300 08 Rev Isaac McDonald 400 08 399 94 Total disbursements 60245 49 $61409 30 Rev John Scott 1440 00 1440 00 Rev James West Jr 379 19 379 19 Balance December 31 1941 $1057 74 Rev Russell Wilson 777 54 543 20
Total Negro clergy 6856 93 6722 SALARIES PAID CLERGY AND LAY WORKERS WorkersWhite Year Ended December 31 1941 Lay Mrs Chiles 36000 360 00 Appropriated Paid Moran 100 00 White Clergy Rev Ambler 21020 21320 Miss Juliet Pretlow 300 00 300 00 Mrs Maude Seay 350 00 350 00 Rev Dudley Boogher 1320 00 1320 00 Helen Skiles 200 00 200 00 Rev Francis Brown 740 04 740 04 Elizabeth Gibble 600 00 600 00 Rev W.- Carpenter 250 08 250 08 Geoffrey Horsfield 600 00 500 00 5Appropriation includes special income of 8624.78 Lawton Riley 250 00 225 00 tAppropriation includes rent of $45.80 152 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORTS OF TREASURERS 153
480 00 720 00 Wilfred Waterhouse Hall Virginia 13500 Remitted to sundry mountain workers Cecelia Nelson 8250 Archdeaconry of Blue Ridge see through Marydale Marsh 08 08 22500 following page 12556 12556 Theodora Cox 5000 Raccoon Ford field 380 00 335 00 Mrs Waterhouse 18000 LancasterNorthumberland field 180 00 180 00 Mrs George Lee 240 00 11750 field Lynwood Mrs Maude Seay 8000 08 08 Total lay workersWhite $16496 $16426 Total for salaries $13101 00
Lay WorkersNegro Received from Rev Chilton Mrs Stannard 9600 9600 130 00 Appropriation for regular salaries Emma Roye 130 00 $12556 08 School 00 Appropriation for Mr and Mrs Waterhouse 240 00 Sundry teachersJohn Moncure High 189000 2030
00 Total received Total lay workersNegro 2116 00 2256 $12796 08 Expended for salaries 13101 00 Grand total $51496 72 $51472 01 Deficit made up from general funds 30492
THE BLUE RIDGE ARCHDEACONRY OF BIBLE AND PRAYER BOOK FUND
are Diocesan Appropriation for 1941 Receipts and December Statement of Expendit of DisbursementsYear Ended 31 1941
No of Total Months Paid Balance 1941 Name of Worker January 99 12 55000 Deaconess Redd 12 550 00 Receipts Jean Bone 12 550 00 Hattie Price Diocesan appropriation 50 00 12 550 00 Jean Lohman 12 550 00 Deaconess Hutton Total available 53 99 12 550 00 Deaconess Seymour 12 550 00 Janet Walton Disbursements 405 00 Hallie Worsham Purchase of Prayer Books ilymnals etc for Missions 43 70 12 310 00 Florence Wheat 00 12 530 Balance December Virginia Gary 31 1941 $1029 12 310 00 Emily Coates 12 455 00 Matilda Keyser 12 455 00 Mary Bedinger BOARD OF CHRISTIAN 12 780 00 EDUCATION Joseph Entwistle 00 Freeman Fisk 12 1200 Receipts and DisbursementsYear Ended December 31 1941 310 00 Carrie Makely 12 240 00 Amount Tota Dollie Gardiner 135 00 Balance January 1941 17 29 Marie Hanson 10 85 00 Frances Raines 12 60 00 Receipts Pauline Grey 360 00 Mrs Stevens 12 Appropriation from Diocesan Program 2000 00 60 00 Mary Stevens 12 Special collection at pre-Council service 23 88 135 00 Etta Everett Gifts 30 00 2053 88 12 712 00 Winegar 365 00 Total available Evelyn Twining 2071 17 150 00 Mrs Morehouse 12 100 00 Mr Waterhouse Disbursements 12 324 00 Mrs White SalaryMiss Gaines Field Secretary 1500 00 12 900 00 Brownell Travel expenseMiss Gaines .. 240 00 OF VIRGIUIA REPORTS OF TREASURERS 155 154 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE
from gift 00 FUND American Bible SocietySpeeial expense OFFICE AND MAYO HOUSE 372 38 Office and miscellaneous expense and DisbursementsYear Ended December 31 1941 2118 38 Receipts Total disbursements Amount Total 1941 Account Overdraft December 31 Office 68 Overdraft January 11941 2269 BOARD OF CHRISTIAN SOCIAL RELATIONS Receipts Ended December 31 1941 Receipts and DisbursementsYear Appropriation from Diocesan Program Amount Total For Diocesan office 3500 00 46 52 00 00 For Treasurers salary 3250 6750 Balance January 1941
Receipts Account office expense From Trustees of the Funds 500 00 625 00 from Diocesan Program From Church Pension Fund 300 00 Appropriation 50 00 675 00 From Womans Auxiliary From Memorial Trustees 100 00 900 00 721 52 Total available For salary of Mrs Osgood From John Stewart Bryan 200 00 Disbursements From Miss Annie Stewart 200 00 00 office From Miss Lucy Stewart 200 00 600 Remitted to Rev Cary MontagueFor 600 00 expanse 118 90 20 00 Refunds clergy permits etc Travel expanse 101 52 From Bishops and Contingent FundAccount Office expense old deficit 477 75 8846 65 721 52 Total disbursements 97 Total available 6576
Balance December 31 1941 Disbursements FIELD BOARD Salaries Samuel Chilton Treasurer 3249 84 Ended December 31 1941 Carrie Thornton 1680 00 Receipts and DisbursementsYear Sophie Gayle 875 00 Total Amount Maude Osgood 600 00 1091 73 247 00 6651 84 1941 Dorothy Cardwell Overdraft January 334 58 Receipts Telephone and telegraph 480 00 Postage 1211 11 from Diocesan Program and office supplies 381 97 Appropriation 90 1214 01 Printing stationery Refund of travel expense Audit 465 00 98 122 28 Traveling Total available Miscellaneous 00 Purchase of typewriter 55 Disbursements 00 Extra clerical help 54 60 359 18 33 Traveling expense Boxrent 265 50 10 WoodwardCOnfarence expense Advances for clergy permits 56 76 22 50 Conference Repairs to safe ExpenseColored 08 Premium on bondDr 25 00 Telephone and telegraph Brydon 177 75 96 25 276 18 Printipg Sundry 120 69 Miscellaneous Total disbursements 8590 55 988 38 Total disbursements Overdraft December 31 1941 1941 Overdraft Decethbar 31 156 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORTS OF TREASURERS 137
Loan from Church Extension Mayo House Account Committee to Board Amount Total of Colored Work 1397 48 Temporary loans repaid 333 76 3432 33 Overdraft January 1941 516 55
Total available 2921 29 Receipts 00 Appropriation from Diocesan Program 2500 Disbursements Donations 10 00 2510 00 Rent Advent Mission 120 00 St Peters Mission Total available 1993 45 133 00 253 00
Disbursements ExpensesSt Peters Mission 93 11 ExpensesTrinity Charlottesville SalaryMiss Goodwin 107 57 Church 13 80 ExpensesSt West Point WagesJanitors and maid 1471 45 Pauls vestments 75 Contribntion of Board of Colored Work Gas water and electricity 174 18 in reductioi of loans Fuel 404 45 Grace Church Millers Tavern 25 00 Repairs and plumbing 221 81 Osgood MemorialLoan No 75 00 Insurance and taxes 69 37 100 00
Janitors supplies 43 73 Interest on notes Miscellaneous 30 25 172 75 Hauling pews Purchase of new stoker 486 00 10 00 Expenses of Summer Conference 39 60 Gifts and Total disbursements 3008 51 scholarship transmitted 78 50 Insurance and taxes on church property 176 38 Travel 36 expense 118 SO Overdraft December 31 1941 1015 Expenses of Assistant Archdeacon 306 34 Notes curtailed EXHIBIT CSPECIAL FUNDS State-Planters Bank and Trust Co. 250 00 Church Extension CommitteeCal FUND FOR COLORED WORK vary Church loan 00 255 00
Transfer of deficit from Calvary Receipts and DisbursementsYear Ended December 31 1941 Chapel Fund Diocesan Missionary Society No 1397 48 loans Colored Work Temporary made 389 31 Amount Told Total disbursements 511 3413 82 Overdraft January 1941 04
Overdraft December 31 1941 49253 Receipts churches 507 00 From John Moncure High School individuals 155 00 From Amount Total From Womans Auxiliary 353 75 Overdraft January 1941 367 10 From Dooley Fund 200 00 From Mary Amanda Stewart Fund 124 00 Receipts From Receivers American Bank and Trust Co Special gifts Final dividend 84 139 00 From Designated Gifts Total For Trinity Church Charlottes 22810 ville 69 00 Disbursements For expenses of delegates to conven tion 00 Cost of station wagonCredited on loan 70 00 For individual 10 00 Building plans 11 08 From Womans Auxiliary to apply 18 50 Total on scholarship disbursements Si OS From Dooley Fund on note of Os Memorial 250 00 good Overdraft December 31 1941 30918 From Womans Auxiliary for note of 360 50 Calvary Chapel 00 OverdraftBoth fundsDecember 31 1941 80171 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 159 158 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
Receipts DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY No St PaulsRichmond 78 35 Easter-Whitsunday 250 00 328 35 Ended December 1941 appropriation Receipts and DisbursementsYear 31
Total available 328 35 Automobile Fund Amount Total Disbursements 1941 111 62 Overdraft January Traveling 78 80 Lunches 46 80 Receipts Printing and stationery 104 08 100 00 and Appropriation from Trustees of the Funds Telephone telegraph 26 Miscellaneous 65 89 11 62 Tothi available Total disbursements 296 83 Disbursements 100 00 Balance Deceniber 31 1941 31 52 Curtail of Auto Fund note 14 37 Interest on old deficit note GIFTS FROM CHURCHES AND INDIVIDUALS TRANSMITTED 114 37 Total disbursements Receipts and DisbursementsYear Ended December 31 1941 1941 125 99 Overdraft December 31 Gifts and Benevolences Amount Calvary Chapel Fund Total Balance 1941 Hanover Court House January 590 01 65 95 January 1941 Overdraft Receipts
From parishes and missions for various 08 Receipts objects.. 2350 From Hunton Fund for City Missionary 400 00 None For 1942 1265 95 quota 30 00 2780
Total available 3370 09 Disbursements 131 53 Thomas Brown Disbursements
For objectives 2940 09 December 1941 1397 48 Overdraft 31 Transferred 48 Less Transferred to Colored Work 1397 To Eppa Hunton Fund 400 00 1942 quota account 30 00 430 00
Total disbursements 3370 09 Evelina Green Memorial Fund For John Moncure School Balance December 31 1941 1700 Balance January 1941 No transaction in year Jerusalem and East Missions
1700 Balance January 1941 00 Balance December 31 941 ______
10899 Receipts OverdraftAll FundsDecember 31 1941 From parishes and churches 589 90 FORWARD IN SERVICE1941 Total available 590 90 Ended December 31 1941 Receipts and DisbursementsYear Amount Total Disbursements Remitted to Lewis Franklin Treasurer 583 70 Balance January 1941
Chuich Balance December 1941 20 fund old deficit $306.81 Note held by 31 Exclusive of amount due from auto on Extensioi Committee II
160 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORTS OF TREASURERS 161
China Emergency Relief Bishops Request Balance 1941 Balance January 1941 35 00 January
Receipts Receipts For 1940Received in 1941 87 50 From parishes and churches 1118 89 For 1941 861 50 94900
Total available 1153 89 Total available 94900 Disbursements Disbursements Remitted to Lewis Franklin Treasurer 1153 89 Transferred to Program Account 949 00 Balance December 31 1941 Balance December 31 1941 British Missions
Balance January 1941 642 05 Eppa Hunton Fund
Receipts Balance January 1941
From parishes and churches 4222 65 Receipts 70 Total available 4864 Transfer from gifts and benevolences 400 00 Gift 600 00 1000 00 Disbursements Postage 70 Total available 1000 Remitted to Lewis Franklin Treasurer 4272 29 Disbursements Total disbursements 4277 99 Reinitted to Rev Cary Montague 600 00
Balanc December 1941 $58671 31 Balance December 31 1941 40000
Army and Navy and British Missions Easter-Whitsunday Offering Balance January 1941 Balance January 1941
Receipts Receipts From churches and individuals 817 97 From parishes and churches 3573 01
Total available 817 97 Total available 3573 01 Disbursements 40 75 Disbursements Expenses Expenses 86 50 Balance December 31 1941 $77722 Appropriations Diocesan Program 550 88 Birthday Thank Offering Forward in Service 250 00 Diocesan 63 51 Balance January 1941 Missionary Society 2685 3486
Receipts Total disbursements 3573 01 172 21 From parishes and churches BiJance December 31 1941
Total available 172 21 Bishops Emergency Fund Disbursements Balance January 1941
Remitted to Lewis Franklin Treasurer 163 96 Receipts Balance December 31 1941 $825 From Bishop Tuckers Emergency Fund 979 28 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 163
162 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNTS
From Goodwins Bishop Emergency and DisbursementsYear Ended December 31 1941 Fund 1173 40 2152 68 Receipts
Personal and Miscellaneous Loans Total available 2152 68 Amount Total Disbursements loans outstanding. 495 00 Overdraft January 1941 represented by Bishop Tuckers Fund Church Extension Committee ac Receipts count notes 654 29 750 00 Loans repaid Carson Phillips Bursar 324 99 979 28 25500 Bishop Goodwins Fund Disbursements Goodwin Treasurer 1145 38 770 00 Loans made Transferred to quota 88 1154 26 loans Overdraft December 31 1941 represented by Total disbursements 2133 54 51500 outstanding ______Balance Bishop Goodwins Emergency Fund De Hospitaliration Account cember31 1941 $1914 905 Balance January 1941
Quotas 1942 for Receipts 304 65 Premiums collected Receipts 00 From parishes to apply on 1942 60 31370
Disbursements Disbursements 340 30 None Premiums paid
1941 Balance December 1941 $6000 Overdraft December 31 represented by pre 31 2660 mium receivable Trailer Fund Borrowed and Other Balance January 1941 Funds Bank Amount Total Receipts 1941 From churches and individuals 283 89 Balance January
Receipts Total available 283 89 Proceeds of loans Bank 00 Disbursements From First and Merchants National 5000 153 00 For equipment From Diocesan Missionary Society Hope Stewart Fund 5000 00 00 00 Balance December 31 1941 $13089 Norma Stewart Fund 5000 10000
00 16000 00 Historiographers Fund From Church Extension Committee 1000 Balance January 1914 $16000 00 Receipts Disbursements etc 280 75 From individuals Repayments of loans 1.000 00 Church Extension Committee Total available 280 75 $15000 00 Balance December 31 1941 Disbursements 263 05 Expenses Represented by indebtedness to First and Merchants National BankDue Balance December 1941 $1770 31 Demand 5000 00 00 Diocesan Missionary Society 10000 BalanceAll FundsDecember 31 1941 2007_11 $15000 00 164 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORTS OF TREASURERS 165
III REPORT OF THE CHURCH EXTENSION COMMITTEE SAMUEL CHILTON Treasurer
To the Church Extension Committee Diocese Virginia CCC of Richmond Virginia
Gentlemen In connection with our audit of the Diocesan accounts and funds we .I have examined the records and accounts of the Church Extension Committee Samuel for Diocese of Virginia as kept by your Treasurer Rev Chilton 1rtI the year ended December 31 1941 statements We have prepared and present herewith the following Exhibit Statement of Receipts and Disbursements reflects in detail E0 the under review the recorded cash receipts and disbursements for year Confirmation was made of the balance on deposit in savings account of the 00 First and Merchants National Bank and reconciled with amount as shown by your records Exhibit Notes Receivable showing balances of December 31 1941 in the were verified on loans made to sundry churches and individuals Diocese by inspection CC 00 Respectfully submitted ..CC 0.. 00 0000 00CC .1 0000 PULLEN AND COMPANY .C E-51 .4 Certified Public Accountants
00 Receipts and Disbursements
.000 10 0000 0.0CC 00 December 00.0 Year Ended 31 1941 Total .4 Amount 69 CC Balance January 1941 $2885 ZZ -0 Receipts Loans curtailed Diocesan Bishop of the Diocese and Missionary Society for Weddell .0 Memorial Churchs 32 51803 of the Diocese for Emer 000 00 ..00 00 00 Bishop 191 71 gency Fund34 00 5p 000.0.0 00 CC Vestry of Church of the Messiah Highland Springss 39 284 75 Board of Colored WorkGrace Church Millers Taveru 40. 50 00 001 St Johns Church Tappahan nock 43 150 00 St Marys Memorial Church Ber ryville 45 20 00 Vestry Committee of Immanuel 00 Church St Pauls Parish Old Churchs 48 59 00 Vestry of Trinity Church Char Ii lottesvillet 50 65 00 of St Johns Church West .0 Vestry Pointri 51 240 00 00 00 St Johns Church Columbias 52 55 nC Hutcheson$53 90 63 216 63 .Grace Church Bremo Bluffs 54 166 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORTS OF TREASURERS 167
Diocesan Board of Colored Work 00000000000 00 000C00000 00 55 00 00
00 00CC St Philips Church Richmond 00 00CC00CC 56 175 00 Diocesan Missionary Society Auto Fund4 57 100 00 00000 00 -000 $2220 75 00 Advance to Diocese repaid 1000 00 i$$E$ Interest received On loans 83 76 13 76 On savings account .0 ____ 9752 0000 .0 3318 2T oo$o 3333 38333 Total available $6203 96
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00 Loans made Diocesan Board of Colored Work 000 00 55 $1397 48 St Philips Richmond Church 0000000000 CO l56 504 75 Diocesan Missionary Society Auto 57 406 81 Fund4 00 Diocesan Board of Colored Work no 00 58 1493 19 --00-C di St James Church Louisa4 59. 150 00 Archdeaconry of the Blue Ridge 60 200 00 $4152 23 Temporary advance to Diocese 1000 00
Total disbursements 515 23
Balance December 31 1941 First and Merchants National BankSavings Account $1051 73
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the result of called for before the REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDSPROTESTANT drafts are largely necessary expenditures IV to the fund is determined EPISCOPAL CHURCH DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA Allocable income In the allotting of income to the various individual funds your Treasurer net income to the funds on basis of except in the case BOARn OF TRUSTEES has apportioned 3% held certain in which case the income is allotted Meade Addison Buford Scott of specific securities by funds basis received the investment Rev MacLaren Brydon Archibald Robertson on the as by respective existed Rt Rev Goodwin Lorraine Ruffin After the allotment referred to above there an under-apportion- income in the amount of $952.21 Of this amount $796.93 was Funston Jr Edmund Strudwick ment of net credited to the which amount represented net expenditures James Ball Randolph Williams operating account carried out of this account during the year and the balance $155.28 was Robert Henley Norman Jones Hunton IV to the credit of the profit and loss account Eppa indi Exhibit is collateral to Exhibit and is made up of the Rt Rev St George Tucker in the vidual funds by parishes showing the transfers to and from each fund held for each fund OFFICERS general account group as well as securities and disbursements for account Rt Rev St George Tucker Exhibits and show the receipts President of the Disabled Clergy and Widows and Orphans Funds Rt Rev Goodwin Exhibits and reflect the receipts and disbursements Diamond Cot Vice-President for account of Sallie May Dooley Working Girls Cot and Custodian Rev MacLaren Brydon Funds as reported by the First and Merchants National Bank forth in Secretary-Treasurer Remittances to the General Treasurer by this Custodian are set Exhibit FINANCE COMMITTEE fund in the se Exhibit records summary of the equities of each Edmund Strudwick Some of these curities and other values owned by the General Funds Addison Lorraine Ruffin bulk Meade securities and properties are specifically designated while the greater Scott Robert held for Buford Henley -of the investments is apportioned Further details as to securities fund each fund may be found in Exhibit under the respective To the Trustees the Funds Protestant Episcopal of Exhibit I-i reflects changes in funds during the year Church Diocese of Virginia Exhibits and are schedules only of the Richmond Virginia for all funds These principal fund cash securities and other values held Gentlemen hand from the schedules prepared by us from the records and documents on We have examined the records and securities relating to the Funds of custodians of these funds are summarized as follows the Protestant Episcopal Church Diocese of Virginia for the year ended have the December 31 1941 and in connection therewith we prepared ac Assets companying statements which in our opinion reflect the various changes which have taken place in these funds during the year 1941 and show their Fund Cash Securities Other Total status at the close of that year General Fund 56591 36 $325200 15 $106530 04 $488321 55 Exhibit is of and disbursements relat 08 98 general summary receipts Disabled Clergy Fund 29503 21 74406 69 12274 116183 to the individual funds under General Fund The final current ing grouped Widows .and Orphans individual fund in the 04 condition of the income account of each general group Fund 337 71 16300 00 2575 75 18538 is indicated in the last column to the right The as shown by your books Sallie May Dooley balance of is result 23 total of all individual funds reflecting net $1153.18 Fund 33715 00 219557 23 253272 of the following Working Girls Cot Fund 3508 54 5975 00 9483 54 balances Total Diamond Cot Fund.. 561 87 4521 22 5083 09 Sundry individual funds 1555 02 in funds Overdrafts following Totals $123542 27 $645960 29 $121379 87 $890882 43 Albert Baker 246 56 Mayo Memorial 153 91 those Fund balances at December 31 1941 as compared with existing Capt Sally Tompkins 20 at December 31 1940 are as stated below Nannie Johnson 17 Betty Smith Carter 00 Dec 31 Dec 31 401 84 Fund 1941 1940 Increase General Fund $488321 55 $461.175 00 $27146 55 Funds 18 45 Net balanceGeneral 1153 Disabled Clergy Fund 116183 98 116181 53 Widows and Orphans Fund 18538 04 18538 04 Whife to be written authorization-for the as 87 942 36 there appears no above .Sallie May Dooley Fund 253272 23 252329 well as other overdrafts we are informed by your Treasurer that such over
5Exhibits referred to in report of the auditors are not included in this Journal They may be seen in office of the treasurer 170 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORTS OF TREASURERS t7
54 Working Girls Cot Fund 9483 54 9483 Working Girls Cot Fund 9483 54 09 Diamond Cot Fund 5083 09 5083 Ashland Parish 52 Ashland Rectory Fund 3424 43 $2809136 Totals $890882 $862791_07 Beckford Parish St AndrewsMt Jackson 3450 00 the above schedules in the car The securities referred to in are as past Shrine Mont Endowment 5673 13 with the of real estate ried at par We have also shown therein exception Bromfield Parish market values of stocks and bonds 00 mortgage loans which are carried at par the Sarah Miller 500 at December 1941 582 55 31 Adelaide Pringle Exhibit The increase of $27146.55 in the General Fund is reflected in Wm Smoot 10000 00 those funds which have 70 I-i which shows the increases and decreases in Henry TurnerSt Pauls Woodville 1855 590 00 changed during the year St Pauls Woodville Cemetery dividend on Citizens Street The increase of $2.45 represents liquidating Brunswick Parish Railway Company stock not carried at any nominal value Lambs Creek Church 1414 23 in Sallie Fund is accounted for The increase of $942.36 May Dooley Christ Church Parish 16 as follows St Marys White Chapel 2382 1100 00 King Carters Church Endowment Fund Electric Power Co bondsCalled.. 600 O0 Premium on Appalachian Clarke Parish 260 00 Transferred from income accountAmortization Wickliffe Church Endowment 100 00 Collection interest on $900.00 note of Judith Wynne 35-85 Cople Parish 82 36 Roberts property Yeocomico Church Endowment 280000 Dettingen Parish 00 Total $94 Garetta Hagerxneyer 4000 00 Mary Rixey and Francis Rixey Coles 7600 total bonds in force for the of Rev MacLaren The already treasureship Fairfax Parish the amount of is understood and specified by the 700 00 Brydon in $50000.00 Ball-Dulaney with the Diocese 25 Constitution of the Diocese to cover all funds connected St Pauls ChurchLincolnia 373 Respectfully submitted Greenway Court Parish PULLEN AND CURrANT 500 00 Page Memorial Certified Public Accountants Greensprings Parish St Johns Church Rectory 195466 SUMMARY OF SECURITIES AND PROPERTIES OWNED IHenrico Parish 00 BY FUNDS Emma Lacy 1000 St Andrews Church 45900 00 Year Ended December 1941 31 St James Church Pew Fund 1750 00 3000 00 St Philips ChurchBettie Smith Carter Funds MooreSt Johns 1000 00 Diocesan and Non-Parochial Funds Amount Owned 2000 00 Joseph EstesSt Johns Albert Baker $43100 00 Ivy Parish Bethany Institute 3908 86 5000 00 St Johns Baptist Endowment Bruce 10600 00 Johns Parish Episcopal 74497 66 00 Eustis Fund of Church of Our Saviour 2000 Douglas Forrest 10000 00 00 Church of Our Saviour Oatlands 1700 Hanover Tubercular 9500 00 06 Church of Our Redeemer Aldie 2820 Mildred Boyd Hayes 6000 00 Kingston Parish Mayo Memorial 80000 00 600 00 Kate Harrison Robertson John Moncure 328500 600 00 Bettie Williams Charles Nourse 1000 00 Cordelia Cary Murray 1000.00 Amanda Stewart 12000 00 00 Mary Williams 500 00 Eugenia Hugh McGuire Taylor 39800 500 00 Ellen Randolph Tabb Lane Lucy Briscoe Barber 500 00 00 Christ Church Graveyard 1000 100 00 Sophie Slaughter MarchantChrist Church 500 00 The Residence Fund 7583 45 00 Bishops MarchantTrinity Church 300 Disabled Clergy Fund 116183 98 561 82 Capt Sallie Tompkins Fund Widows and Orphans Fund 18538 04 00 Ellen Fund 100 23 Goldsborough Sallie May Dooley Fund 253272 Diamond Cot Fund 5083 09 t72 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA REPORTS OF TREASURERS 173
Monticello Parish Upper Truro Parish 500 00 Carrie Randolph Memorial St Johns Church Cemetery 725 30 00 Julia MaconSt Lukes 1500 Walkers Parish 2000 00 Julia kt MaconChrist Church Grace Church Cemetery 1306 18 Parish MemorialGrace Church 500 00 Montross 00 Boyden Wharton Memorial 2000 Westover Parish 1000 00 Lucy Chandler Dent Westover Cemetery Fund 1500 OQ 00 Geo ChandlerSt James Church 1300 Whittle Parish Overwharton Parish Georgetown Cemetery Endowment 2000 00 1225 97 Aquia Church Endowment 864 59 Dipple Graveyard Total investmentsAll funds $890882 43 Piedmont Parish Elizabeth Homer 1800 CHANGES IN INDIVIDUAL FUNDS 500 00 Charles Ritchie Ward Year Ended December 31 1941 Rivanna Parish 1300 00 Rivanna Parish Endowment 2050 00 Fund Rivanna Rectory Endowment 300 Increase Mary Cocke 500 00 Decrease Lettie Wolling Cocke Bethany Institute 25886 St Annes ParishAlbemarle 2800 00 Episcopal 4.947 66 Christ Church Rectory 1000 00 Mildred Boyd Hayes 2000 00 Christ Church Cemetery 1200 00 John Moncure 1715 00 Christ Church Endowment Hugh McGuire Taylor 500 00 St Asaphs Parish 117 94 The Bishops Residence Fund 7583 45 St Asaphs Parish Building Fund Ashland Rectory 724 52 St Davids Parish 260 35 Shrine Mont Endowment 423 13 St Davids Parish House Building Fund 437 92 Adelaide Pringle 32 55 St Davids Parish Fund Henry TurnerSt PaulsWoodville 70 St James-Northam Parish 1100 00 St Pauls Woodville Cemetery 90 00 John WickhamSt Marys Lambs Creek Church 264 23 St Martins Parish 3361 74 St Marys White Chapel 82 16 Florence PageFork Church 1450 00 King Carters Church Endowment 1100 00 Mary NolandFork Church St Pauls ChurchLincolnia 73 25 St Marys Parish 50 St Johns Church Rectory 154 66 Nannie JohnsonSt Peters Church 5612 Church of Our Redeemer Aldie 520 06 St Pauls ParishHanover 850 00 Capt Sallie Tompkins 561 82 Janie RuffinImmanuel Church 400 00 Ellen 100 00 Immanuel ChurchCemetery Fund Goldsborough 00 Geo ChandlerSt James Church 1300 00 Immanuel ChurchRectory 2800 500 00 Aquia Church Endowment 25 97 St Pauls ChurchEndowment 100 00 Dipple Graveyard 14 59 Bettie WinstonSt Pauls Church St Asaph Parish Building 17 94 Bessie Ruffin Broaddus Endowment Fund of Immanuel 00 St Davids Parish House Building 60 35 Church 5000 St Davids Parish 37 92 St Peters Parish 51 Florence PageFork Church 11 74 St Peters ChurchEndowment 1483 492 56 Nannie JohnsonSt Peters Church 612 50 Julia Harrison St Peters ChurchEndowment 183 51 St Thomas Parish 300 00 Julia Harrison 42 56 St Thomas Church Endowment Nettie Broaddus 28 40 Shelbumne Parish Pohick Church 54 Church 100 00 Endowment 1522 Virginia LongSt James St Johns Church Cemetery 125 30 Slaughter Parish 00 Grace Church 456 18 Immanuel Church 4100 Cemetery 125 00 Bessie Ruffin Broaddus 5000 00 St Johns Cemetery Endowment South Famnham Parish 128 40 Total net increase $27146 Nettie Broaddus Truro Parish 8022 54 Pohick Church Endowment 00 Pohick Church Medical Fund 1000 GENERAL SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS GENERAL FUNDS Year Ended December 31 19.41
RECEIPTS FROM DISBURSEMENTS Balance .5 Balance Total Overdraft Avail Salaries erdrnft Sales or Income Re De January Redemp from able For mittances and cember Invest and Total 31 1041 1941 tion of Other Invest Ex ments Transfers Securities ments penses
DIOCESAN ANS NON-PAROCHIAL 1-i FUNDS 00 1003 48 $1250 04 $1250 04 24656 Albert Baker 28952 1293 114 25 258 86 25886 258 86 Bethany Institute 144 61 38 75 38 75 38 75 Bishops Residence Fund 360 92 571 32 47 14 47 14 524 18 Bruce 210 40 63 29 2863 71 2003 58 4957 29 4947 66 4957 Episcopal -4 00 300 00 300 00 300 00 Douglas Forest 300 Ida Gale Fund balance January 1041 transferred from miscellaneous receipts 23 00 40 80 3440 80 11 43 account 500 00 2952 23 3452 3400 468 32 151 80 151 80 316 52 Hanover Tubercular 185 68 317 00 285 00 00 00 138 00 2138 00 12 00 2000 00 150 00 2138 2000 Mildred Boyd Hayes 33 000 00 107 39 261 30 261 30 158 91 Mayo Memorial 792 61 SI 04 60 OS 05 sO 68 88 68 John Moncure 00 30 00 30 00 Charles Nourse 30 00 30 00 360 00 424 00 424 00 424 00 HI Mary Amanda Stewart 64 00 00 74 500 00 870 00 1370 00 171 74 Hugh McGuire Taylor 353 74 1188 1541 15 00 11 00 13 00 11 00 Lucy Briscoe Barber 00 -4 20 20 80 00 20 Sophie Slaughter 72 69 2521 72 657 66 3379 38 2253 31 Disabled Clergy Fund 1357 97 4074 5432 647 92 830 62 416 22 109 36 525 58 305 04 -4 Widows and Orphans Fund.. 182 70 9604 77 9762 29 9250 00 0250 00 512 29 Sallie May Dooley Fund 157 52 45 426 03 423 45 423 45 58 Working Girls Cot Fund 14 58 411 24 152 50 155 10 155 10 60 Diamond Cot Fund 74 154
ASHLAND PARISH 409 42 148 58 724 52 724 52 72452 Ashland Rectory Fund 166 52
PARISH BECKFORD 10350 St Andrews Mt Jackson 103 50 103 50 103 50 423 13 Shrine Mont Endowment 158 13 100 00 165 00 423 13 423 13
BROMFIELD PARISH 15 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 Sarah Millar 53 05 u0 38 55 16 50 55 05 32 55 14 50 Ii 08 Adelaide Pringle 00 300 00 300 00 300 00 William Smoot Memorial 300 50 61 29 70 55 50 61 20 Henry Turner Woodville... 70 55 50 106 50 00 00 16 50 106 50 St Pauls Woodville Cemetery 50 00 40 00 16
BRUNSWICK PARISH 264 23 26423 26423 Lambs Creek 105 73 100 00 58 50
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH 00 11 00 1111 00 1100 00 11 00 1111 00 King Carter Church 40 00 1060 69 00 151 16 82 16 68 00 15116 St Marys White Chapel 82 16
CLARKE PARISH 00 300 00 300 Wickliffe Church Endowment
C0PLE PARISH 84 00 84 00 8400 Yeocomico Endowment 84 00
DETTINGEN PARISH 00 12000 12000 Garetta Hacemever 120 00 120 Mary Rixey and Frances Sets 91 163 28 42010 2662 25 10 426 71 455 81 265 Rixey Coles
FAIRFAX PARISH 21 00 2100 2100 2100 Ball-Dulaney 7325 7325 7325 St Pauls Church Lincolnia 62 75 10 50 33 GREENWAY COURT PARISH 15 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 Page Memorial
GREEN SPRINGS PARISH 57 00 154 66 154 66 154 66 St Johns Church Rectory... 97 66
HENRICO PARISH 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 Emma Lacy Monumental 30 00 00 1407 00 1497 00 St Andrews Church 1497 1497 50 52 50 52 50 52 50 52 St James Church Pew Fund 1500 30 00 62 00 47 00 4700 Moore St Johns 32 00 60 00 60 00 60 00 60 00 Joseph Estes St Johns Betty Smith Carter Memorial 100 00 100 bt Philips Church -4 G1NERAL SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTSCoNTINuED
RECEIPTS FROM DISBURSEMENTS Balance Balance Total Ovd raft Over4 raft Sales or Income Avail- Re- Salaries De -4 January Redemp- from able For mittances and cember 1940 tion of Other Invest- Invest- and Ex- Total 31 1940 Securities ments ments Transfers penses
Jyy PARISH
St John the Baptist Endow ment 39 00 39 00 39 00 19 00
JOHNS PARISH C- Eustis Fund of Church of Our Saviour 75 00 75 00 75 00 75 00 Church of Our Saviour Oat- lands 51 00 51 00 51 00 51 00 Church of Our Redeemer I- Aldie 2006 50000 69 00 589 06 520 06 69 00 589 06
KINGSTON PARISH Kate Harrison Robertson 36 00 3600 36 00 36 00 00 3600 38 00 36 00 Bettie Williams 36 Cl Cordelia Cary Murray 30 00 3000 30 00 30 00 SI 15 00 15 00 15 00 Eugcnia Williams 15 00 00 15 00 15 00 Ellen Randolph Tabb Lane.. 15 00 15 SI 00 30 00 Christ Church Uraveyard 30 00 3000 30 MarchantChrist RI Church 19 16 25 18 44 18 44 18 44
Marchant Trinity Church 31 75 1l 06 11 08 11 06
Capt Sally Tompkins Fund of Christ Church 561 82 14 05 575 87 561 82 14 25 576 07 Ellen Goldsborough Fund 87 100 87 100 00 87 100 87 of Trinity Church
MONTICELLO PARISH 40 Julia Macon St Lukes... 50 45 00 40 50 40 50 50 Julia Macon Christ Church Charlottesville 60 00 60 00 60 00 60 00 Carrie Randolph Memorial 1177 15 00 26 77 26 77 26 77
MONTROSS PARISH 5400 54 00 54 00 54 00 Wharton Memorial 3000 30 00 30 00 30 00 Lucy Chandler Dent handler Fund of St 37 Geo 17 00 731 37 190 2921 700 00 2100 0S 3137 2921 2000 James Church
OVERWHARTON PARISH 61 97 36 00 61 97 2597 3600 Church Endowment... 25 97 4009 Aquia 50 40 09 1459 2550 14 59 25 Dipple Graveyard
PIEDMONT PARISH 5400 54 00 54 00 5400 Elizabeth Homer 1500 1500 15 00 1500 Charles Ritchie Ward SI
PARISH 3900 RIVANNA 38 00 39 00 39 00 Rivanna Parish Endowment 9595 61 50 95 95 95 95 SI Rivanna Rectory Endowment 34 45 900 900 00 00 Mary Cockc 15 00 1500 cJ 15 00 15 00 Lettie Wolling Cocke
ST ANNES PARISH 84 00 8400 84 00 84 00 Christ Church Rectory 30 00 3000 30 00 30 00 Christ Church Cemetery 00 3600 SI 36 00 16 00 36 Ihrist Church Endowment... SI
ASAPHS PARISH 1794 Sr 00 17 94 17 94 St Asaphs parish Building.. 14 94 SI SI Sr DAVIDS PARISH St Davids Parish House 6035 50 60 35 60 35 52 85 Building 37 92 12 00 37 92 37 92 St Davids Parish 25 92
ST JAMES NORTHAM PARISH 00 33 00 33 00 33 00 33 John Wickham St Marys
ST MARTINS PARISH
Florence PageFork 130 50 142 24 130 50 142 24 1174 Church 11 74 4350 41 50 43 50 Mary Noland Fork Church
ST MARYS PARISH 770 17 17 50 157 65 770 20 612 50 Nannie Johnson 05 612
$90.0O estate tax paid and refunded GENERAL SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS CONTINIJED
RECEIPTS FROM DISBURSEMENTS Balance Balance Total Overdraft Sales Overdraft or Income Avail- Re- Salaries De January Redemp- from able For mittances and eember 1940 tion of Other Invest- Invest- and Ex- Total 31 1940 Securities ments ments Transfers penses
Sr PAULS PARISH Janie Ruffin Immanuel
Church 59 00 12 59 02 10 57 12 59 Immanuel Church Cemetery 12 00 12 00 12 00 12 00 immanuel Church Rectory. 84 00 84 00 84 00 84 00 St Pauls Church Endow f-i
ment 15 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 Bettie Winston St Pauls
Church 00 00 00 00 Bessie Ruffin Broaddue En dowment Fund of Immanue Church 5000 00 81 25 5081 25 500000 81 25 5081 25 to ST PETERS PARISH Church Endowment 141 51 St Peters 42 00 183 51 183 51 183 51 29 06 Julia Harrison 13 50 42 56 42 56 42 56
Sr THOMAS PARISH St Thomas Church Endow
ment 00 00 00 00
SHELBURNE PARISH
Virginia Long Fund 00 00 00 00
SLAUGHTER PARISH Emmanuel Church 148 75 148 75 118 92 2983 148 75
SOUTH FABNHAM PARISH St Johns Cemetery Endow ment Fund 25000 375 25375 75 75 250 00 Nettle Broaddus 25 40 300 2840 28 40 28 40
TRURO PARISH Pohick Church Endowment.. 22 54 213 12 1735 66 1522 54 213 32 1735 66 Pohick Church Medical 3000 3000 30 00 30 00
PARISH PPER TRURO 30 125 311 21 00 125 30 125 St Johns Church Cemetery 104 30
WALUERS PARISH 18 33 37 489 55 381 24 33 37 489 55 456 Grace Church Cemetery 74 94 Grace Boyden Memorial 15 00 15 00 15 00 15 110 Church
WESTOVER PARISH 00 45 00 45 00 45 00 45 Westover Cemetery Fund
WHITTLE PARISH Georgetown Cemetery Endow 60 00 60 00 60 00 60 00 ment
80 25 32 821978 10 $23835 09 82776 61 $48589 4368 52 Individual funds 6089 86 70000 $18074 21 827794 $52658 Total 796 93 796 93 796 93 796 93 OPERATING ACCOUNT 292 93 282 95 292 93 ACCOUNT 292 93 GENERAL INVESTMENT 1558 86 155 14 1358 86 29 i-I 86 155 28 1514 PROFIT AND Loss ACCOUNT 1358 11
O9 47 52 4523 70000 81902642 $28087 18 855262 32 823336 96 823835 3866 $51038 80 Grand totals 87448 72 RI
and other funds Rxclusive of $11466.98 allocated to individual REPORTS OF TREASURERS 181 8O 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
Charles Nourse Fund DISBURSEMENTSDIOCESAN AND NON-PAROCHIAL FUNDS 30 00 Remitted to Williams Treasurer Year Ended December 31 1941 Mary Amanda Stewart Fund Albert Baker Fund School 200 00 04 Bishop Payne Divinity SalaryRev Nelson Dame 1250 100 00 St Pauls Normal and Industrial School Remitted to Chilton TreasurerColored Bethany Institute Fund 124 00 258 86 Work Transferred to principal account for investment _____ 424 00
The Bishops Residence Fund None Hugh McGuire Taylor Memorial Fund 150 00 Christ Church SchoolsAccount scholarships Bruce Fund 200 00 St Christophers SchoolAccount Scholarships Accrued interest purchased 2389 520 00 George Mayo AmortizationPremium account exchange of investment. 500 00 Transferred to principal account for bonds 23 25 1370 O0 47 14
Barber Memorial Fund Episcopal Fund Lucy Briscoe Accrued interest purchased 478 Womans Auxiliary Fund 11 00 AmortizationPremium account exchange of Remitted to Treasurer United Thank Offering Fund bonds 85 Fund Transferred to principal account for investment 4947 66 Sophie Slaughter 4957 29 Womans Auxiliary Fund Fund 20 Remitted to Treasurer United Thank Offering Douglas Forrest Fund GoodwinAuto Fund 200 00 AppropriationF FUND AppropriationDiocese of VirginiaAuto note. 100 00 DISABLED CLERGY 300 00 Ida Gale Fund Disbursements 20921 Including Former Miscellaneous Account Accrued interest on bonds purchased bonds Prin Archdeacon Mason for Mountain Work.. 2000 00 Amortized premiums on purchased 154 52 Virginia Trust CompanyInterest on note of cipal Account CustodianFees and Board of Mountain Work 40 80 Virginia Trust Company 210 48 Virginia Trust CompanyNote curtailment 1400 00 commissions 3440 80 Old Dominion Mortgage CompanyService Charlotte 83 45 charge on notes of The Company. Fund. 72 Hanover Tubercular Fund Remitted to Treasurer of Church Pension 2521
Remitted to Piedmont Sanatorium 151 80 38 Total disbursements 3179
Mildred Boyd Hayes Fund FUND Diocese of VirginiaFor new work in Arlington WIDOWS AND ORPHANS County 138 00 Transferred to principal account for investment. 000 00 Disbursements 3822 2138 Accrued interest purchased Amortized premium on bonds purchasedPrin Mayo Memorial Fund 38 75 cipal Account City of RichmondTaxes 185 30 CustodianCommis Virginia Trust Compapy HumeFire insurance 76 00 32 39 Chapin sions 261 30 Fund. 416 22 Remitted to Treasurer of Church Pension
52558 John Moncure Memorial Fund Total disbursements Remitted to Elsie Moncure 88 68 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 183 182 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
Fees for 20 00 TRUSTEES ACCOUNTS appraisals Service charges on loans 18 49 Postage and insurance on securities 43 Sallie May Dooley Fund Miscellaneous 17 01 79693 Disbursements to Appropriation Balance December 31 1941 Tracy Minor Treasurer St Johns Church West Point 300 00 General Investment Account Dearmont Treasurer for White Post Parish House 300 00 Balance January 1941 First and Merchants National BankCur tailment of loan to Immanuel Church Receipts Braddoek 500 00 Income on investments $11759 91 Parker Thornton for survey of Colored Work 100 00 $11759 91 St Johns 400 00 ChurchTappahannock Charges St Pauls ChurchUniversity 6000 00 Income allocltted at 3% to individual funds $10514 77 Diocese of Virginia Accrued interest purchased 132 95 For Episcopal Church Bond premiums amortized 159 98 Arlington 600 00 Transferred to Account above 796 93 For Woodberry Forest Operating Transferred to Profit and Loss AccountBalance Summer Conference 300 00 below 155 28 For Workers 300 00 Lay pensions 11759 91 For survey of Colored Work 200 00 For Colored Work note 250 00 Balance December 31 1941 _____ 1650 00
and Loss Account Total disbursements $9250 00 Profit Balance January 1941 1358 86 Diamond Cot Fund Receipts Disbursements Income from General Investment Account net balance after Remitted to Mrs Thomas McCabe L__155 10 allocation to sundry funds 155 28
Working Girls Cot Fund 1514 14 Disbursements Disbursements Transferred to principalAccount unrecovered losses 1358 86 Remitted to Mrs Thomas McCabe $42345 Balance December 31 1941 155 28 Operating Account Balance January 1941
Receipts Income from General Investment Account amount appor 796 tioned to cover expenses of this fund 93
79693
Disbursements Salary of Treasurer 10000 Appropriation to Office Fund 500 00 Custodian of FundsCare of securities 100 00
Reimbursement of charges to Principal Account made in prior years 27 00 Flowers Mr John Taylor deceased 10 00 DIOCESE VIRGINIA 184 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL oF ALBEMARLE COUNTY 183
Sunday School SuperintendentsMrs Harrison Waite Jr Green wood Douglas McGregor Jr Crozet
IVY PARISH APPENDIX ST JOHN THE BAPTIST CHURCH Ivy Depot Ray DUDLEY B000HER Rector Charlottesville PAROCHIAL REPORTS WardensS Michie Wm Gibson TreasurerS Michie Other Gibson Philip Gibson All of Charlottes N0TE.It will be noted that the Parochial Reports have been VestrymenEdward ville is made of White Congrega grouped in two sections Section one up School SuperintendentDeaconess Evelyn Seymour tions and section two of the Colored Congregations Sunday
PAROCHIAL REPORTS OP TILE WHITE CONGREGATIONS IVY PARISH ST PAULS CHURCH Ivy REV WINFREE SMITH Rector to September 1941 ALBEMARLE COUNTY Date of taking charge June 17 1938 Lay ReadersA STEVENS GREENE both of Ivy WardensRoy Mackreth Stevens Register-TreasurerC FREDERICKSVILLE PARISH Mackreth All of Ivy Other VestrymenArch Frederick Neve MOUNTAIN Earleysville BucK CHURCH Dabney Coffman Greene Gascoyne Ed Smith all of Ivy Locust Charlottesville REV RoY MASON Rector 978 Avenue Howell Lewis Charlottesville J0SELH ENTWISTLE Lay Reader Free Union WardensJoseph Entwistle Julian Catterton both of Free Union McILHANY PARISH RegistrarTreasurerMargaret Huff Earlysville Other Vestrymen Bradford Wiley Goon SHEPIIERD Cnuncn Charlottesville Oscar Lamb Frank Woodson Jr Edward Flowers GRACE CHURCH Red Hill all of Earlysville Sr ANDREWS CHAPEL Charlottesville REV DUDLEY BOOGHER Rector Charlottesville CHURCH OF Gus SAvIOUR Rio Date of taking charge September 1930 RoY MASON Rector Charlottesville Lay ReadersAuTHoR Woon Charlottesville and three University Ray Wir Lian Assistant University students July 1942 Mr Laird turned over general supervision to Stephen Vestry CommitteePercy Orange Charlottesville John Roberts Jr Davenport Harrison Red Hill all of Red Hill Arthur Wood Charlottesville Farish ReadersTIE MTJDGE GILBERT MARTIN THOMAS BLAIR Lay Uaul Leake Charlottesville University Sunday School SuperintendentsMrs Mathew Maury Charlottes TreasurerGranVille Mawyer Rio ville Bud Fisher Gill Martin both of University Sunday School SuperintendentGranville Mawyer Rio
MONTICELLO PARISH GREENWOOD PARISH CHEIST CHURCH Charlottesville HOLY CROSS MIssION Afton REV HERUERT DONOVAN Rector Charlottesville Ray LEE MARSTON Rector Greenwood Date of taking charge November 15 1939 Date of taking charge October 1941 Lay ReadersW HOLT SOUDERS CARRUTHERS MINOR Mns Anaus LEE Worker Afton MACON all of Charlottesville ReadersUniversity students Lay WardensEdwin Lee James Minor RegisterDr Martin Mens CommitteeJulius Craig Frank Crafg Gordon Dudley Urner TreasurerDr Wm Phillips Other VestrymenCharles Hulfish Leigh Hawkins Roberts Coles Mayo Jr EMMANUEL CHURCH Greenwood Carruthers Raleigh Taylor Thomas James Wilhoit Jesse ST GEORGES CHAPEL Crozet Wilson Randolph Harrison John Gilmore Dr HvLaCato Smith LEE MARSTON Rector Greenwood REV All of Charlottesville Date of taking charge April 1937 Sunday School SuperintendentsThe Rector Hawkins Lay WardensF Fox Greenwood Watson Crozet Register Superintendent Mrs Mayo Kindergarten Miss Rebecca Lee Greenwood TreasurerGeorge Ellinger Other Ves Woodson Primary Miss Garna Blakey Secretary Religious Education Dr Harrison Waite Jr Greenwood Munn trymenJ Shirley Urner Bible Class All of Charlottesville Crozet CITY OF ALEXANDRIA 187 186 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA ST ANNES CHURCH Alberene ST LUKES CHURCH Simeon REV DUDLEy B000HER No Charlottesville REV DONOVAN Rector Charlottesville TreasurerVirginia Cary Alberene Date of taking charge November 15 1939 Sunday School SuperintendentVirginia Cary Alberene No vestry Juliet Pretlow Charlottes Sunday School SuperintendentMiss ST JOHNS CHURCH Scottsville ville REV ELLIOTT MEREDITH Rector Scottsville Date of taking charge May 12 1910 ST PAULS MEMORIAL CHURCH University Charlottesville WardenGordon White RegisterE Odell White Treasurer REV WiLLIAM LAIRD Rector University Robert Hancock All of Scottsville Date of taking charge September 1932 Sunday School SuperintendentE White Scottsville REV STEPHEN DAVENPORT Assistant University Jr RegisterDr Lester WardensDr Lewis Harry Frazier ST STEPHENS CHURCH Esmont Hyde Other VestrymenR Cappon TreasurerDr REV ELLIOTT MEREDITH Rector Scottsville Martin Minor Michael Podtiaguine John Ritchie Fletcher Date of taking charge May 12 1910 Liewellyn Miller Ribble Walsh All III Bean WardenC Steed Esmont TreasurerC Steed Esmont of University Sunday School SuperintendentC Steed Esmont Sunday School SuperintendentEdward Gamble Jr Univer sity WALKERS PARISH GRACE CHURCH Cismont MASON MEMORIAL Charlottesville VIRGINIA CHAPEL REV R0RIN50N Rector Cismont REV War LAnD Rector University Date of taking charge May 1910 Date of taking charge September 1932 REV GROReE BEAN Deacon in charge after July 1942 REV STEPHEN DAVENPORT Assistant University WardensH Mann Cobham Shackelford Proffit Regis WardensHerbert Lee Todd Mooney RegisterJohn Dewey terEdw Joslin Keswick TreasurerMrs Robert Shackel TreasurerRoy Wingfield Other VestrymenWilbert Mooney ford Cismont Other VestrymenW Page Stribling Ernest Hill Henry Mooney All of Charlottesville Wingfield Ladd Purvis Whitten James Barr Johnson George Barkley School SuperintendentBeverley Tucker Jr University Sunday Sunday School SuperintendentF Robinson Cismont
NEVE PARISH CITY OF ALEXANDRIA HOLY INNOCENTS MISSION Crossroads Free Union REV MASON Rector FAIRFAX PARISH Lay ReaderJOSEPH ENTWI5TLE CHRIST CHURCH Alexandria TreasurerJoseph Entwistle Free Union REV EDWARD RANDOLPH WELLES Rector 125 Columbus Sunday School SuperintendentJoseph Entwistle Street Alexandria Date of taking charge January 16 1940 REV STEWART 125 ST JoHNs CHURCH Boonesville MATTHEWs Assistant Columbus VEN MASON Rector Street Alexandria ARMI5TEAD BOOTHE Lay Reader Alexandria No report WardensGardner Boothe Clarence Robinson Register Clement Conger TreasurerGilbert Cox Other Vestrymen ST ANNES PARISH Beverley Armistead Boothe Brown Joseph Chauncey CHRIST CHURCH Scottsville Hon Ndrman Davis Robert Ford Thomas Moncure John Rrw ELLIOTT MEREDITH Rector Scottsville Palmer Thomas Sebrell Jr All of Alexandria Date of taking charge May 12 1910 Sunday School SoperintendentsArmistead Boothe Mrs Robt WardensAllen Randolph John Sample both of Keene Moncure both of Alexandria RegisterLnrned Randolph Keene TreasurerDouglas Forsyth Esmont Other Vestrymen Edward Coles Roberts Coles both of EMMANUEL CHURCH Braddock Alexandria REV Charlottesville Van Bergen Edgar Bradley both of Scottsville EDWARD TATE Rector Apt D4 Zachary Taylor Building Robert Massey Chas Taylor both of Carters Bridge Robert Car Presidential Gardens Alexandria Date of taking November 1940 ter Richmond Harry Laughorne Keene charge CAROLINE COUNTY 189 188 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA Backus Other VestrymenMiss Margaret OlCott Miss May Schaaf Lay ReadersO FERRELL THOMPSON Seminary CEciL ALLI0009 All of Arlington William Mao Fayetteville Sunday School SuperintendentsLeverett Davis WardensThomas Lee Washington 13 Washington beth Kindergarten both of Seminary Alexandria TreasurerJohn Alexandria RegisterOscar Baker Arlington Niven Robert Bohlai er Alexandria Other VestrymenMauchlin TRINITy CHURCH Arlington Capt Rust Lawrence Davis all of Alexandria Anderson REV JOHN PEABODy resigned all of Arling Clifford Cmdr Watt Jr David Cochran December 31 1941 of Alexandria George ton Ross John Worthington both Date of taking charge June 30 1940 Rervey Carlin Gray both of Arlington Lay HeadersFRANIC ROBERT WM VAN WTCK both of Seminary Park Road Sunday School SuperintendentSelden Washington 308 Alexandria WardensTrueman Wallace Raymond Smith Register Theodore TreasurerConrad Reins Other Vestrymen GRACE CHURCH Alexandria Reppen Paul Hems Ralph Turner Wm Montgomery Smith All of REv ROBERT MASTERTON Rector 207 South Patrick Street Arlington No report Sunday School SuperintendentConrad Reins Arlington
ST PAULS CHURCH Alexandria FAIRFAX Goon SHEPHERD CHAPEL Alexandria PARISH EPIPHANY CHURCH Arlington REV DR BORDENAVE Rector 417 Duke Street Alexandria REV WERSTER HORSTMAN Deacon 1922 North Quincy Street Date of taking charge April 16 1938 Arlington Lay ReadersPAUL ABRET WILFRED ROACH LEON LATLOR JOHN BoN WardensW Topley Paul Rollins RegisterW Horstman ERR BARTON Lwvn GxoRox STIERWALD All of Seminary Jr TreasurerE Other Mc WardensW Brooke Ticer RegisterA Stanley King Ockershausen VestrymenW Albert Donald Davidson Rouser All of Arlington TreasurerC Philip Heishley Other VestrymenTaylor Burke Sunday School SuperintendentsW Topley Webster Rorst Smoot Wailer Smith Page Wailer William Travers Hannon man both of Arlington Norris Theodore Wiprud Chester Pierce Laurence Thompson Gen Chas Barrett all of Alexandria Charles Campbell Arling ton GRACE CHURCH Arlington Mrs Sunday School SuperintendentsPaul Abrey Ralph ONeil REV HARRY GARNER Minister Rt Anacosta Wilmer King Mrs Fred Barksdale Leon Laylor All of Alexandria Date of taking charge November 1931 WardensE Miner Donald Locke RegisterStuart Richard son TreasurerB Miner Other VestrymanSamuel Fox All of ARLINGTON COUNTY Arlington ARLINGTON PARISH Sunday School SuperintendentB Miner ST GE.ORCES CHURCH Arlington RRV HENRy JU5TU5 MiLLER Rector 908 North Nelson Street Arlington ST MARYS PARISH Date of taking charge September 25 1929 ST Masvs CHURCH 26th at No Glebe Road Arlington Lay ReadersC OLIVER FRANK DAVIS WINCHESTER WM BRox REV GEO TITTMANN Rector 2607 Glebe Road Arlington TON 13 ANDEESON MACDONALD all of Arlington Date of taking charge April 15 1942 GENUA Washington THRO HUDSON Lay Reader Arlington WardensB Klomnn Frank Davis RegisterR Harrison WardensCom Edw SI Blackwell Com Wright Register TreasurerC Smith Other VestrymenC Oliver Edmund Campbell TreasurerJohn Pollard Other Vestrymen Powers Johnson Richmond Blue Johnson Robt Crichton Jacobs Marshall Judge Anderson all of Arlington Genua Washington 13 McCarthy Miller Pollock Reynolds Rogers Sunday School SuperintendentC Oliver Arlington All of Arlington Sunday School SuperintendentCom Blackwell Arlington
Sx JOHNs CHAPEL Glencarlyn Arlington REV JOHN PEABODy Rector CAROLINE COUNTY Date of taking charge April 1941 LEVERETT DAvis Theological Seminary Alexandria Student ST ASAPHS PARISH Lay ReadersLEvEEETT DAvIs WILLIAM MACBETH WALTER WHICHARD Sr AsxiHs CHURCH Bowling Green ROBEET Cox GORDON THORP All of Seminary Alexandria REV GEOROE OssMAN Rector 4507 Cutshaw Richmond WardensO King Charles Stetson TreasurerMiss Hadassah Avenue Date of taking charge December 1942 190 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA CULPEPER COUNTY 191
WardensWalter Wilson Holberton TreasurerW Homes All of Bowling Green WardensGeo Burwell Millwood Kenneth Gilpin Boyce Sundny School SuperintendentsMrs Renben Broaddus Mrs RegisterGeorge Burwell Miliwood TreasurerMiss Mary Green Mrs Homes Mrs Barton Woolfolk All of Page Boyce Other VestrymenEdward G- Butler LaFayette Car Bowling Green per Edward Lindsey all of Boyce Capt Graham Dougherty Berry ville Benj OF Randolph Millwood William Watkins Sr Berry ST MARGARETS PARISH yule Cornelius VanDeventer Boyce Joseph Lewis Berryvulle Berryville ST MAEGAEETS CHuRcH Ruther Glen Renry Post Mitchell Boyce George Greeahalgh Sunday School SuperintendentsJohn Zombro Boyce and Recr REv MASON Rector Doswell Millwood Date of taking charge December 1932 tor WardensJourdan Waller Woodford Hunter Ashland Colored Florence Williams Boyce Chapel Miliwood RegisterClifford Allen 208 Moss Avenue Washington The Bishops TreasurerJ Hunter Ashland Assistant TreasurerJ Mason Doswell Other VestrymenMorris Hunter 111 Eighth GOOD SHEPHERD MIsSIoN Bluemont Street Richmond Frank Dabney Woodbridge REV PAUL SHULTZ Minister Hamilton Date of taking charge September 1938 Hamilton GRAcE Cnuacix Corbin Sunday School SuperintendentMrs Shultz No Report CLARKE PARISH ST MARYS PARISH GnAcE CHURCH Berryville REV HENRy ST PETERS CHURCH Port Royal LANE Rector Berryville Vacant Date of taking charge August 1941 Dr Osborne WardensRichard Pratt Gordon Banks TreasurerW WardensS Baughman RegisterH Whiting TreasurerS Baughman Other VestrymenA Rob Powers Other VestrymenJ Powers Waterman All of Port Royal ertRon Edward McC Williams Aylor Benjamin Crampton Ralph Dorsey Joseph Moore Alfred Kerfoot Richard Smith Jr Dr Page Lee CHARLES CITY COUNTY Sunday School SuperintendentH Lane
WESTOVEH PARISH GREENWAY COURT PARISH WESTOVEE CHuRcH Roxhury MEADE MEMORIAL CHURCH White Post REV CHAMBERS Hector Roxbury REV JAMEs flco Rector White Post Date of taking charge November 1934 Date of taking char1ge January 1942 WardensC Hill Carter Shirley John Ruflin Roxbury Regis Lay ReadersDR DEAeHONT ALEXANDER MACAX SMITH both of terAlbert Copland Charles City TreasurerJohn Ruflin White Post Other VestrymenJohn Douthat Weyanoke John Gill WardensDr Chas Dearmont Geo Green Register Richmond Edw Janney Westover Kirkland Ruflin Holdcroft Earnest Meade TreRsurerDr Dearmont Other Vestry Richard Saunders Roxbury Alfred Tyler Gardner Tyler both menEdward Lee Trane Welch Alexander Macay Smith All of of Roldcroft White Post Sunday School SuperintendentMiss Lucy Carter Shirley CULPEPER COUNTY CLARKE COUNTY RIDLEY PARISH CUNNINGHAM CHAPEL PARISH CHRIST CHURCH Brandy CHaIs-r CHURCH Millwood REV THos FAULKNER JR Hector Orange EMMANUEL CHAPEL Boyce Date of taking charge July 1938 GLD CHAPEL Briggs WardensTurner Ratrie Abbott RegisterO Fant THE Bisnops CHAPEL Millwood TreasurerDouglas Thrift Other VestrymenF Yancey Farmer All of REV CLAUDIUS SHELTON Rector Millwood Brandy Sunday School Bernard Date of taking charge February 1941 SuperintendentMrs Smith Brandy Lay ReadersGE0EcE BUEWELL Millwood JOSEPH LEwIs Berryville VIRGINIA FAIRFAX COUNTY 193 192 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF
ST PAULS CHURcH Raccoon Ford SOUTH FARNHAM PARISH REv Tnos FAULKNER JR Rector Orange ST JOHN5 CIIUECH Tappahannock Date of taking charge July 1938 REV PRNDLRTON Rector Tappahannock WardensCharles Jones Monroe Waugh RegisterJ Clarke Date of taking charge September 1939 VestrymenWoodroW ALLEN bay Reader Tappahannock Geil TreasurerCharles Jones Other LATANE Fbrd Phillips RegisterA Latane Treasurer Davis Glassell Halsey All of Raccoon WardenJ Winston Wright Sunday School Superintendentbucian Winston III Allen bassiter Other VestrymenGeo Dangerfield Wm Cralle Brown Henry Garnett All of Tappahannock Sunday School SuperintendentAllen Latane Tappahannock ST MARKS PARISH ST STEPHENS CHURCH Culpeper ST MARKs CHAPEL Rixeyville ST PAULS CHURCH Millers Tavern LInLE FORK Rixeyville PENIJLETON Rector Tappahannock REV JAMES BECKWIVH Rector Culpeper Date of taking charge September 1939 Reader Date of taking charge October 1941 TAyLOR bay Wardensb Nelson John Yowell Registerb Nelson WardenDr Ferry Millers Tavern RegisterH Jr TreasurerA Roberts Pulliam Other VestrymenP Fore Taylor Walkertbn TreasurerPhilip Smoot Millers Tavern Browning Roy Jones Palmer All of Culpeper FAIRFAX COUNTY SUAUGRTER PARISH Aa SAINTs CHURCH Mitchell REV Tnos FAULKNER JR Rector Orange FAIRFAX PARISH Franconia Alexandria Date of taking charge June 20 1937 ALL SAINT5 SHAEON MIssION Road Alexandria bUcIAN WINsTON III bay Reader Winston REV HORERT GIR5ON Rector Theological Seminary WardenEdward Yager Rapidan Registerbucian Winston Date of taking charge September 1941 Mitchell Other Vestry- MR HUGHES GAEVIN Student.in-Charge Theological Seminary III Winston TreasurerMarion Speiden of Alexandria menMarion Speiden Thompson Smoot Yager All HeadersS HUGHEs JOHN MURRAy DEWART EMMETT Mitchell bay GAEVIN ScoTT Hov REERET WEBR All of Seminary Alexandria Dove deceased Pullman Treas EMMANUEL CHURCH Rapidan WardensHalley now urerJames Potter Other Starry Russell bacey REV THos FAULKNER JR Rector Orange VestrymenJoseph AU of Alexandria Date of taking charge June 20 1937 School Dewart Seminary Alex HURERT MOORE bay Reader Rapidan Sunday superintendentMurray andria WardenHubert Moore Rapidan RegisterLuciafl Winston III Winston TreasurerMrs baura Strong Rapidan Other Alexandria VestrymenMaj bowe John Peyton John Taliaferro CHRIST CHURCH Student in PACKARD MOLLEGEN Royce Hughes all of Rapidan EEgene Wright Mitchell Honorary charge OnE faculty advisor Alexandria Geo Gordon Battle Rapidan Seminary Sunday School SuperintendentHubert Moore Rapidan Date of taking charge March 1941 bay ReadersPAcKssn OnE RORT RIE5TEE JOHN NEE5ON BENEHCT HANSON JAMEs LINCOLN WARE KING All of Seminary ESSEX COUNTY TreasurerJohn McCleary Other VestrymenAibert Harrison Mr Johnson Hazen Mrs bester Mrs Davis All of Alexandria ST ANNES PARISH VAWTERs CHUECH Loretto IMMANUEL CHAPEL Theological Seminary Alexandria ST MATTHEWS CHURCH Champlain REV ZAERI5KIE Hector Theological Seminary Alexandria REV Wir HUTCHE5ON Minister boretto Date of taking charge September 1940 Date of taking charge July 1941 REV RORT GmsoN JR Assistant Theological Seminary Alexandria WardensIra Brown boretto Bland Beverley Caret Regis WardensJ Walker Benton Boogher TreasurerCharles terRobert Baylor Loretto TreasurerRichard Baylor boretto Hooff RegisterWalter Karig Other VestrymenAlbert Miller John Other VestrymenWilliam Agestome Champlain Randolph Palmer Ray Pugh Charles Tompkins Cooper Dawson All of Alexan Chance batane Sale Richmond dria Chance Alex Sunday School SuperintendentRandolph Palmer Sunday School SuperintendentBradford Hastings Seminary andria 194 147TH COUNCIL DIOCESE VIRGINIA ANNUAL OF FAIRFAX COUNTY 195
both of ST JOHNS MISSION West End Alexandria McLean Harold Weiler Fairfax Robert Grimm Richard REV ROBERT GIBSoN JE Minister Seminary Alexandria Smith both of McLean Date of taking charge October 1941 Sunday School SuperintendentsRalph Segar McLean Lay ReadersAETHUE SHEEHAN JE BOLLINC ROBERTSON MUaEAY KENNEY JOHN LLOYD ROBERT SHAW All of Seminary McGILL Alexandria PARISH HOLY COMFOETEE CHUEcH Vienna TreasurerMrs Baber 3200 Dnke Street Alexandria REV PA5cHAL F0wLKE5 Rector McLean Sunday School SuperintendentsB Boiling Robertson Robert Date of taking charge July 1940 Shaw both of Seminary Alexandria 14 WardensR Wood Craig Hunter RegisterT More land TreasurerC Tailman Other VestrymenJ Wood Wil ham ST PAULS CHURCH Baileys Cross Roads Alexandria Dixon Hugh Burke William Bennett Capt Carroll Power Herbert REV LEIGH RIBBLE Rector Williams Davis All of Vienna No report Sunday School SuperintendentThomas Moreland Vienna
Sr Luxifs MISSION Wellington Villa Alexandria TRURO PARISH Coon REV Enwum WELLES Rector Box 144 Alexandria SHEPHERD CHURCH Burke REV Date of taking charge May 1941 GaAv TEMPLE Rector Fairfax Lay ReadersS SKAEDON JUHAN OHEa HoPKINs Date of taking charge April 1940 DOEEMU5 All of Alexandria WardensCampbell Sheads George Tait TreasurerAnna Sheads Other Parish CouncilThe Rector President Alexandria Register VestrymenStanley Dodson Clark Dodson Delbert Lamond Rt Alexandria TreasurerMrs John Briar Sr Sheads Newton Milner William Tinder Broadus Alder Bernard Rt Alexandria Other VestrymenMrs Finks Mrs Mafy Gifford George Deavers All of Burke Miss Sunday School SuperintendentMrs Tait Lloyd Marjorie Cope Stephen Taylour John Briar Jr all of Rt George Alexandria Sunday School SuperintendentsStephen Taylour Hopkins OLIVEr CHURcH Alexandria both of Rt Alexandria Wir GoRDoN Student-in-Charge Seminary Alexandria Date of taking charge September 17 1941 TreasurerJohn THE FALLS CHURcH Falls Church Brookfield Springfield Sunday School SuperintendentHeath HEV LEIGH RrBBLE Rector Falls Church Smith Springfield Date of taking charge March 10 1935 Lay ReadersGORDoN 4822 NIcoLsoN Rodman Street P0HIcK CHURcH Lorton WILUAaVr Washington Psyos Falls Church REV JOHN CURTIN RUNKLE Rector Lorton WardensCharles Stewart REst Falls Church Harold Spel Russell WardensB White Springfield Benjamin Nevitt Fair man Falls Church RegisterGordon Nicolson 4822 Rodman fax RegisterHerer Haar Lorton TreasurerThomas Joyce Street Washington TreasurerSamuel Styles Falls Occoquan Other VestrymenHerert Baker Claggett both Church Other VestrymenGenl Rufus Lane Albert Lester of Lorton John Price Alexandria Lambert Wood- Lawrence Harrison WilUam Pryor all of Falls Church Alan bridge Albert Smith Newington Keary Hill Springfield Burritt 5925 16th Elmer Street Arlington Pauly 4308 6th Street Grimsley Lorton Wm Caton Alexandria Arlington Sunday School SuperintendentsGordon Nicolson Washing TEUEO CHURcH Fairfax ton Julian Slade assistant Falls Church Mrs REV GEAY Stiff assistant East Falls Church TEMPLE Rector Fairfax Date of taking charge April 1940 WardensCharles Pickett Richardson RegisterT LANGLEY PARISH Chapman TreasurerR Graham Other VestrymenMaj Charles ST JOHNS CHUECH McLean Poaer Watson Young George Robey Mathy Paul REV FOWLKE5 Rector McLean Kincheloc John Rust Loughhorough All of Fairfax Date of taking charge July 14 1940 Sunday School SuperintendentJ Mathy Fairfax RALPH SEGAE Lay Reader McLean WardensAdrien Busick Arlington Bright Carper McLean UPPER RegisterRalph Segar McLean TreasurerH Lee Boatwright TRURO PARISH CHRIsT McLean Other VestrymenJohn Mackall Floyd Gantt both of CHURCH Herndon McLean Palmer Arlington Storm John Busick Vacant REV LYON LYON-VAIDEN Deacon-in-Charge after April 1942 196 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA FLUVANNA COUNTY 197
St JOHNS CHURCH Clifton Centreville REV FRRMONT HINKLR Rector Markham MR OFRRRRLL THOMPSON Lay Reader Date of taking charge June 1922 WardenWilliam Powers RegisterW Lamb Treasurer HRNRY 3W MAR5HALt Lay Reader Markham Wharton Stuart DeBell All of Clifton WardensJ Baxley Wm Stribling RegisterS Moss All of Markham TreasurerHenry Baxley Hume Other Vestry- menHenry Marshall James Green Wm Smith Caillouet Sr TIMoTHYs CHURCH Herndon all of Markham Keith Marshall Marshall Fred Wayland Hume Vacant McCarty Goode Delaplane hay LYON LYON-VAIDEN Deacon-in-Charge after April 1942 WardensC Lawrence Hanes RegisterW Humme TreasurerD Detwiler All of Herndon MEADE PARISH Sunday School SuperintendentWI Humme Herndon TRINITY CHURCH IJpperville RRV RYLET Rector Upperville Date of taking charge June 31 1937 FAUQUIER COUNTY WardensC Cushman Upperville Langley Rector town RegisterT Hardia TreasurerJoshua Fletcher Other VestrymenDr Randolph Harrison Hunt CEDAR RUN PARISH Tyler deButts Harry deButts Rozier Dulany Jr Robert Warren GRACR CHURCH Casanova Fletcher Jones Gwynne Tayloe All of Upperville St STRPHRNS CHURCH Catlett Rn JULIRN GUNN JR Rector Casanova Date of taking charge June 15 1940 PIEDMONT PARISH WardensDr Thomas Turnbull Jr Gulick Register TRINITY CHURCH Marshall Gulick Jr TreasurerJ Williams Other Vestrymen EMMANURL CHURCH Delaplane Carrico Gulick E. Childs all of Casanova Price RRT Howairn HARPRR Rector Calverton Malcolm Bowen Gouldthorpe both of Mid Date of taking charge November 1941 land Daniell Shafe\ both of Warrenton WardensJ Ramey Wm Sturgis both of Marshall Regis Sunday School SuperintendentW Price Calverton terA Baird Delaplane fleasurer for MarshallJ Ramey Marshall Treasurer for DelaplaneJ McCarty Delaplane Other VestrymenH Smith E1WMANTJEL PARISH Delaplane Cunningham Maddux Walker all of Marshall McCarty both of Dela ST LUKRs Gold CHURCH Remington plane Rrv JULImI GUNN JR Rector Casanova Sunday School SuperintendentJ 3W Ramey Marshall Date of taking charge June 15 1940 WardensC Bowen Ashby Brown RegisterH Stinnett TreasnrerJ Chilton Other VestrymenC Bowen Venable WHITTLE PARISH Payne Stinnett Marshall Clopton .A Brown Bowen GRacE CHURCH The Plains Grant Chilton Stone Harry Brittle All of Remington RRV HOWARD HIARPRR Rector The Plains Sunday School SuperintendentJ Chilton Remington Date of taking charge May 1940 WardensR Turner Turner Foster RegisterK Carter Foster TreasurerMrs Foster Other VestrymenC HAMILTON PARISH Moffett VT Lewis Fleming 3W Meetze Thomas Adams ST JAMR5 CHURCH Warrenton Meade all of The Plains Jones Middleburg RRV PAUL BOWDRN Rector Warrenton Sunday School SuperintendentT Turner Foster The Plains WardensR Hilleary Hodgkin RegisterE Allen TreasurerJohn Keith Other VestrymenThomas Frost Hodgkin Jenkins Ray Lascombe Lees Mann FLU VANNA COUNTY Thornton Marstella All of Warrenton Sunday School SuperintendentJ Ray Lascombe Warrenton RIVANNA PARISH GRACE Bremo LEEDS PARISH CHURCH Bluff REV Enw-utD CLARY Rector State Farm LRRDS CHURCH Markham Date of taking charge July 1941 BRTHRL CHAPEL Near Linden RANSON Lay Header Bremo Bluff Sr ANDRRW5 MISSION Ada WardenS Ranson TreasurerWm Hanson Other Ves trymenD Smith Sr Overman Stone Clements VIRGINIA 198 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF GREENE COUNTY 199
Wm Ranson II Carey Shipp all of Bremo Bluff Duvall Selden Eddie Minor Coke Pemberton Gloucester Jef Arvonia Ranson Wm Ranson both of Bremo Bluff ferson Sinclair Naxera Bremo Bluff Sunday School SuperiutendentS Ranson Sunday School SuperintendentH Pemberton Gloucester WARE PARISH Sr JoHNs Cuuadn Columbia WARE CHUEdH Gloucester REV EDWARD CLAnY Rector State Farm REV GEO SHAW Supply Mathews Date of taking charge July 1941 REV HEREERr OSRUEN Rector until May 1941 when he resigned SroNElvrAN Lay Reader Columbia Lay ReadersGEORGE BROTHERS MONTAGUE Both of WardensR Holburton Beattie RegisterGuy Cocke Mn Ware Neck TreasurerB Cowherd Other VestrymenJ Bowles WardensW Taliaferro Nuttall Geo Cary Gloucester Dahien Hodgson Albert Lamont William Nelson all of Colum RegisterGeo Cary Gloucester TreasurerW Taliaferro bia Payne Bremo Bluff Stoneman Columbia Other VestrymenGeorge Brothers Ware Neck Corr Jr Sunday School SuperintendentG Hodgson AssistantMiss Gloucester Edward Heald Roanes Hines Selden King Katherine Sharp Both of Columbia Jr Gloucester Jeffry Montague Ware Neck Moorman James Store Noble Gloucester Perrin Zanoni Tabb Gloucester FREDERICK COUNTY Sunday School SuperintendentW Corr Jr Gloucester FREDERICK PARISH GOOCHLARD COUNTY Cnaisr CHURcH Winchester REV Roar NELSON Rector Winchester ST JAMES NORTHAM PARISH Date of taking charge August 1921 GRACE CHURCH Goochiand WardensW Nelson Page Pinckney Arthur RegisterJoseph REV EDWARD State Farm Thomas TreasurerH Covington Other VestrymenDr CLsitv Rector Date of taking charge June 1940 Allen Wm Beverley Horace Browne Byrd Jr Frank Hsitav BALDWIN JR Lay Reader Goochiand Hack Howard Wilburn McCauley Robt McNally Noble Pierce WardensT Curtis Paul Rosenberger Beaumont Gordon State Farm RegisterT Massie Perkinsville TreasurerW Sunday School SuperintendentsB Arthur Jr Winchester Gordon State Farm Other VestrymenW Walder Maidens Graves Gooch land Hugh Johnson Beaumont Baldwin Sr Goochland STEPHENS Stephens City St CHuacu Sunday School SuperintendentHarry Baldwin Jr REV FRANcIS BROWN Minister Woodstock Date of taking charge November 1931 Sr MARYS CHURCH Vinita WardenBriscoe Williams TreasurerMiss Ruth Samseli Both REV GILES PALMER Rector 5804 Grove Avenue Richmond of Stephens City Date of taking charge February 1927 REV EDWARD CLARY Assistant State Farm Sr THOMAS CHURcH Middletown Lay ReadersCHARLES AEM5rR0NG 3307 Grayland Avenue REV FRANCIS BROWN Minister Woodstock HAVNES No 13 BOx 23 Date of 1922 taking charge WardensCharles Armstrong 3307 Grayland Avenue William Middletown TreasurerF WardenDr Thos Williams Austin Haynes No 13 Box 233 Register-TreasurerWilliam Brown Woodstock Austin Hayues Other VestrymenC Armstrong 3307 Grayland Avenue David Ford John both of Ford No Frank Alley John GLOUCESTER COUNTY Nunnally both of Manakin George Brock Armbrecht both of No Sunday School SuperintendentCharles Armstrong 3307 Gray- ABINGDON PARISH land Avenue ARINGDON CHURCH White Marsh Vacant GREENE COUNTY PEMI3EEr0N Lay Reader Gloucester WardensCecil Page Coke Stonewall Rowe Glass Regis GIBSON terR Edwards Ordinary TreasurerJno Catlett Wicomico PARISH GRACE Other VestrymenPaul Bray Hayes Store Dr Jas Clements CHURCH Stanardsville REV CAMPRELL TUCKER Stanardsville Ordinary Walter Kenney Gloucester Point Lahens Jr Rector Date of taking charge February 1941 200 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA HENRICO COUNTY 201
WardensE Duff Moyers RegisterJohn Morris Doswell Linwood England Robert TreasurerJean Morris Other VestrymenGrover Morris Ollie Gratton Capers Harrison Drewry Kerr Jr Melvin Wallinger All of Ashland Bickers Bickers Sims Ollcott Morris Sunday School SuperintendentsRobert Stauardsville Grattan Drewry Kerr Southard Parrott All of Jr Sunday School SuperlntendentO Bray Stanardsville ST MARTINS PARISH PARISH NEVE FORK CHURCH Doswell McMullen EPIPHAnY Lowr.R PocosoN Mission TRINITY CHURCH Beaverdnm CAMPBELL TUcKER Rector StanardsVille REV ST MARTINS CHAREL Doswell 1941 Date of taking charge February OUR SAVIOUE MissioN Beaverdam McMullen TreasurerDeaconess Mary Redd REV MASON Rector Doswell Lamb McMullen Sunday School SuperintendentRosser Date of taking charge June 1927 Lay ReadersS OLIVER Doswell FRANCIS NOLAND Ashland Giason MEM0RLAL CHuacri Bris ROSEwELL PACE Beaverdam ALL SAINTs MIsSIoN Haneytown WardensRosewell Page Jr Beaverdam Franéis Nolnnd Ash land RegisterStuart ST DAVIDs Mission Wyatt Mountain Oliver Doswell TreasurerS Saffelle RESETTLEMENT MIssION Geer Jr Elmont Other VestrymenRobt Page Richmond Churchill REV GE0 MAYO Rector Bris Noland Ernest Lowry Jackson Eddleton Knight Bourne all of Date of taking charge 1910 Stanley Beaverdam Cowell Hackett both of Doswell Lay ReadersW MARaUT MORAN JOSEPH MAYo Sunday School SuperintendentsMiss Bessie Turner Moran Jr Joseph Mayo Katherine Kingsbury ST PAULS PARISH IMMANUEL CHURCH Old Church REV SwANN Rector Hanover CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR Stanardsville JR Date of taking charge June 15 1941 CEca MELI0EIAL MissIon Stanardeville WardensB REV Rector Williams Old Church Ruffin Jr Tunstall TUCKER RegisterD Beattie Jr Old Church TreasurerA Broaddus Tunstajl Other Vestrymen5 Trimmer Jr Williams both Sr JAMEs Mission Lydia of Old Church REV CAMPRELL TUcKER Rector Stanardsville Sunday School SuperintendentsD Williams Old Church FRED BROWNELL Lay Reader Lydia Sunday School superintendentVacant now address the rector ST PAUL5 CHURCH Hanover REV SwANN JR Rector Hanover MEMORIAL Mission WHITTLE CHURCH Home Date of taking charge June 15 1941 REV MASON Rector Charlottesville -GwATHMRY III Lay Reader Hanover Date of taking charge June 1907 WardensV Ancell Gwathmey Jr Register-Treasurer Lay ReadersJosEPH ENTWISTLE Free Union FREEMAN FISK Cardwell All of Hanover Other VestrymenC Taylor BoonesVille Wickham Ashland Taylor Hanover Newton Sunday School SuperintendentMathilda Keyser Mission Home Ellerson Sunday School SuperintendentR Vass Hanover HANOVER COUNTY HEflICO COUNTY ASHLAND PARISH 1èT JAMES THE LEES CHURCH Ashland HENRICO PARISH REV MACLAEEN BRYDON Rector 110 Franklin Richmond ALL Ssnrrs CHURCH Richmond Date of taking charge October 15 1920 REV JAMES KENNEDY Rector Clarke Road Richmond Riiv CLAYTON Hssav MARTIN Lay Reader TORRENCE Associate 3318 Hanover Avenue Richmond WardensEdmund IV Newman Charles Bridges Register MCC THORNTON III Lay Reader Richmond Harry Martin TreasurerClifford Trevvett Other Vestrymen WardensOtis Alfrieud Anderson RegisterD McC Stonewall Charles Edwin Cox Frank Cox Edmund DeJarnette Thornton Jr TreasurerOtis Alfriend Other VestrymenJohn Boyd Alexander Sands Sr Joseph Button Walter Williams Fred Valentine Jr Goodwyn McLain OFerrall 202 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA HENRICO COUNTY 203
Macdougall Dr Neill Barnett Dr Wm Chapin Wm E. Perdue Bunnell TreasurerChas Edw Crawford Other VestrymenH John Jr Gordon Miller All of Richmond Hayes Baskerville Edmund Benson James Blackwell Miles Cary John Sunday School SuperintendentsFrancis Chase Dr Wm Crosby John Davenport III Geotge Jennings Jr Wm Ashby Chapin Wm Perdue All of Richmond Jones III Egbert Leigh III Hieman McNamara Jos Pettigrew Beverley Randolph all of Richmond Robert Sharp moved to CHURcH OF THE AscENsIoN Hendersonville September 1941 Wilson Wilmer Jos REV JA5 FEEYEYU0UGH Hector 1902 Byron Street Richmond Gayle both of Richmond Date of taking charge January 1940 Sunday School SuperintendentsJohn Davenport III Mrs Alice Lay ReadersE GUTmUE BROWN WM KInD STUAET LAMKIN Bell Mrs McVey Jr Miss Nell Osburn Director Religious Education of WM LONG WHITE Ja All of Richmond All Richmond WardensPowhatan Nash Poat RegisterH Knox TreasurerStuart Lamkin Other VestrymenJ Gregory CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMFORTER Richmond Glass Wm Kidd Booth Rosson White Jr Rex REV CART MONTAGUE Hector 200 Rowland Street Richmond Jones Steel Smith Hagemeyer Stith Jr Date of taking charge July 1933 Pace All of Richmond Lay ReadersOscAE SCOTT Ja CLARENCE DOANE ALLEN PHAUP Sunday School SuperintendentJoseph Lowry Richmond WILLIAM ROWE JR All of Richmond WardensB Wright Spence to Ootober Brigbt Anderson to CHRIST CHURCH Richmond December 31 Temple Waddill RegisterOscar Spott Jr Treas PARKER THORNTON Hector urerG Burrows Other VestrymenC Doane Doane WardensJ Williams Morris HegisterJ Teabo Haskins Seay Michaux Shirley Robinson Huff TreasurerRamon Lemay Assistant TreasurerE Krug MisS Valentine All of Richmond sion TreasurerC Baber Other VestrymenS Brockwell Sunday School SuperintendentC Pemberton Richmond Tyler Jr Shearin Beck Taylor Stonewall Goddin All of Richmond CHUECH OF THE MESSIAH Highland Springs Sunday School SuperintendentsJ Teabo Senior Department LAwTON RILEY in charge Sandston Miss Edith Davis Primary Both of Richmond Date of taking charge April 1941 BLLwOOD CEIDLIN Lay Reader 111 South Colonial Avenue Richmond EMMALUEL CHURCH Brook Hill WardensJ Osborn Sandston Henry Rosbach Highland REV CARTER HARa1SON Hector Springs RegisterRaymond Faweett Highland Springs TreasurerJ Date of taking charge October 1923 Osborn Sandston Other VestrymenDavis WardensJohn Stewart Bryan Thos Mordecai Register Gooding Highland Springs Ernest Mathews 5214 King William Road Richmond Wade TreasurerJohn Stewart Bryan Other VestrymenJas Flournoy Highland Springs Ellwood Cridlin 111 South Colonial Barrow Tennant Bryan all of Richmond Campbell Brook Avenue Richmond Hill Hopkins Dasis Hichmond Froman Hall both Sunday School SuperintendentEllwood Cridlin Richmond of Laurel James Richmond Wm King Brook Hill Nieder mayer Sager Tiller all of Hichmond THE MONUMENTAL CHURCH Richmond School Harrison Sunday SuperintendentRev REV GEORGE OSSMAN Rector 4507 Cutshaw Avenue Richmond Date of taking charge September 1931 Lay ReadersRICHARD EPIPHANY CHLECH Richmond MEADE DAN SIGOURNEY Both of Richmond REV HAIOLD PETEES Rector 108 Lancaster Road Richmond WardensR Meade John Taylor Sr RegisterThomas Friend Date of taking charge April 1928 TreasurerJohn Taylor Sr. Other VestrymenWalter WardensWm Austin Ruffin HegtsterW Talman Christian John Hancock Clarence Smith Robinson Nelson Dan Wailer TreasurerD Talman Other VestrymenJ Fisher Long Sigourhey Diilard John Taylor Jr George Morton Lee Lucy Lyne Herndon Skinner Tuck Tabb Wm Herbert Russell High Faison Jr May- field Jr All of Richmond Walseth Wilkinson Wilkinson Sunday School SuperintendentJ Fisher acting Sunday School SuperintendentRichard Meade Richmond
GRAcE AND HoLy TRINITY CHURCH Richmond CHURCH OF OUR SAvlornt Sandston Rn BEVERLEY Bovn Hector 1824 Grove Avenue Richmond LAwTON RUET in charge Sandston Date of taking charge November 1935 Date of taking charge April 1941 WardensJ Jordan Leake John Minor RegisterFred Josr.rH SHAW Lay Header Sandston 204 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA HENRICO COUNTY 205
WardenJoseph Shaw RegisterDonald Sheap Treasurer Sr MAEKs CHURCH Richmond REV FREDERICK Joseph Shaw Other VestrymenFrank Eggleston George WARNRCKE Rector 603 Tuckahoe Boulevard Mitchell Hunter Talman Joseph Layne Frederick Fairweather Richmond Date Arthur Rice McRee Ignatius Hughes senior wardem of taking charge October 15 1941 WardensRobert emeritus All of Sandston Brown Calvin Lucy Register--Wallac Moncure Sunday School SuperintendentJoseph Shaw Sandston TreasurerRobert Brown Assistant TreasurerW Hancock Other VestrymenRichar Corr Preston Shelton Kenneth Harris Wellington Mitchell Dr Laurel Richmond Williams John Arendall Sr ANDaaws CHURcH Street Robert Mumper Robert Hyde J. Butterworth Cnuacn Belvidere Street Richmond Weitzel Sr ANDREws MIssIoN Weimer All of Richmond 227 Cherry Street Richmond REV GEIGEa IRwIN Rector Sunday School SuperintendentB Niblet Richmond Date of taking charge May 1927 WardensF Scott Renley RegisterWm Glenn TreasurerR Snrvey Other VestrymenGeo Bowie Wm Sr PAULS CHURCH Richmond Starke REV VINCENT FRANKs Stutz Wm Rankins Greenstreet Martin Rector 815 East Grace Street Baur Chas Holzbach Edgar Johnson Thos Andrews Richmond Pemberton John Sarvay Pettus Davis All of Rich Drate of taking charge June 1939 REV JOSEPH WooD Associate mond Rector 815 East Grace Street Sunday School SuperintendentC Renley George Bowis Richmond REV STAMO SPATHv Assistant the rector Minister 815 East Grace Street Richmond Lay ReadersJARIE5 RAwrajs 709 ST JAMES CHURCH Richmond West Grace Street FRANK WOOD 815 East Franklin REV CHURcHILL Ginson Rector 1201 Franklin Street Street RICHARD Wasore Jn 2217 Monu ment Avenue ARCHER Richmond GAy 3224 Park Avenue WardensW Frank Powers Date of taking charge October 1928 Randolph Williams Register Benj Bell Jr All of Richmond Lay ReadersPALMER CAMPBELL JOHN MomEcAl MA WELL WAr- PteasurerR Turner Arrington Ft Story Other VestrymenBuford LACE Hncav WENDy All of Richmond Scott Julien Hill Walter Robertson Archibald WardensMurray MeGuire Claiborne Watkins Register Robertson Thomas Boushall James Hawles Judge John John Mordecai TreasurerE Addison Rennolds Other Vestry- Ingram Benjamin Smith Dr Hunter McGuire Linwood menJohn Dorsey Brown Landon Funsten Stuart Giichrist Antrim Jr Edward Anderson Dr William Porter All of Richmond James Moncure Jr Hill Montague Jr George Randolph Smith Sunday School Superintendents_James Henry Taylor Braxton Valentine Maxwell Wallace Henry Rawles 709 Grace Street Kindergarten Miss Ruth Wendt Otto Williams All of Richmond Redd 1618 Park Avenue Miss Catherine Taylor Monroe Primary School SuperintendentsMiss Etta Ambler Director of Terrace Junior Miss Catherine Gor Sunday don 1501 Claremont Gao Avenue Intermediate Mrs Jno Religious Education Stuart Gilchrist Superintendent Monument Ingram 2510 Treasurer Avenue Archer Gay 3224 Park Randolph Smith Miss Avenue Virginia Gaines 2918 drew Ohamberlayne Avenue Br St An Richard Wilson 2217 Richmond Monument Avenue Adult Bible St JOHNS CHURCH Walter Craigie 5004 Class Cary Street Road Forum Theodore Cur Vacant tis 2306 Park Avenue Lay ReadersJN0 WaLsH WOOTEN WardensJ Mears 2702 Broad Geo Doarie 2809 Sr THOMAS CHURCH Richmond Grace RegisterJno Welsh 3309 Gloucester Road Treasurer REV ELMER PEDEICK Rector 3602 Henry Moltz 707 hid Other VestrymenH Brown No Sawthorne Avenue Richmond Date of taking charge Bryant 208 27th Ellis 3015 Marshall Gilliam September 15 1920 Lay ReadersFRaMING GILL JOHN 2620 Grace Higgins 3426 Grace Jewell 1213 HARRIS Both of Richmond WardensHugh 1415 Miller Thomas Stanford Westminster Lucas 4816 Seminary Mussen ton RegisterT Crox Gordon TreasurerP Lorraine Laburnum McPhail 2706 Franklin Pearman 2916 Ruffin Other VestrymenC Mullen Gervas Taylor Hives 412 Albemarle Fleming Guy Broad Sherry 32d Thornton sam Henry Hazelgrove Horace Dor Miller Jr Carter Bleight Henry Wooten No Cyrus Bache Hoest Richard Brooke All of Richmond Sunday School SuperintendentsJno Welsh Senior Depart Sunday School Mrs Miss Sadie Thorn suPerintendents_Henry Roest Mrs ment Wooten Primary Department Gervas Sterling Grigg Taylor Mrs Harris Horace ton Kindergarten Mrs Rileman Home Department Mrs Henry Dorsam All of Richmond Moltz Little Helpers Herbert Mercer Mens Bible Class Mrs Ganzert Ladies Bible Class 206 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA KING WILLIAM COUNTY 207
TIJCICAHOE PARISH WardensW Beane Jr Leonard Trimyer Register-Treasurer Jr Sr STEPHENS Cnntcn Richmond Beane Other VestrymenJohn Taylor Beverley REV GILE5 PaMmt Rector 5804 Grove Avenue Richmond Taylor All of King and Queen Date of taking charge November 1921 REV JoHN PAGE WILLIAMs Assistant St Christophers School Richmond KING GEORGE COUNTY Lay ReadersHENRY TAYLOR DR DouGlas VAnnEaHoor FIEDING Richmond WILLIAMs All of BRUNSWICK PARISH WardensJames Ball Jr Welby Beverley Register LAMES CREEK CHURCH Sealston Roderick Moore TreasurerJ Wallace Other Vestrymen REV FLOYD CAEIWRIGHT Rector King George Verne Bickelhaupt Robert Bugg Chas Gregory Lough Date of taking charge June 1926 borough Capt Chas Moore John Pearson Jr Scott Parrish Jr Robert Peyton Jr John Purcell Fred Robertson Henry Taylor Randolph Tucker Jewel Tyson Fielding Williams HANOVER PARISH All of Richmond EMMANUEL CHURcH Port Conway Sunday School Superintendents Main Mr Stevens Hughes Pri REV FLOYD CAETWEIGHT Rector King George mary Herbert Bickel Kindergarten Mrs Langhorne All Date of taking charge June 1926 of Richmond WardensJ Pollock Lewis RegisterMrs Pollock TreasurerJ Pollock All of Dogue Other VestrymenW VARINA PARISH Taylor Alex Walker both of Sealton VARINA CHURcH Route Richmond REV SrAM0 SPATHEY Rector 815 Grace Street Richmond Sr JOHNS CHURCH King George Date of charge December 1931 taking REV FLOYD CARTwEIGHT Rector King George HORACE Reader MATTHEWS Lay Date of taking charge June 1926 WardensGeo Stoneman Shomaker RegisterW WardensW Mountjoy Bladen Tayloe both of Comorn Regis Attkisson TreasurerW Stoneman Assistant TreasurerW terF Cartwright King George TreasurerW Burroughs Osso Gratt Other VestrymenR Harrison Harold Redwood Ren Brown Dogue Graves Fredericksburg Stuart Garnett 1409 Wilmingtou Avenue Taylor DeBerry Crowder Rt Tetotum Dr nie Wood King George Taylor Sealston George Richmond Williams Sealston Howard 1409 Sunday School SuperintendentsW Mears Wilming Sunday School SuperintendentFloyd Cartwright King George ton Avenue Baldridge Route ST PAULS PARISH WEnDELL MEM0aIa CHURcH Richmond ST PAULS CHURCH Hooes LAWTON Ran in charge Sandston REV Ftorn CAETwRIGHT Rector King George REV JAMES MOERTS D..1618 Hanover Road Richmond Date of taking charge June 1926 Dr James Morris assisted me in this church since WardensL has ably Ashton Hooes Wm Washington Owens Regis took terF charge Cartwright King George TreasurerL Ashton Hooes Other JOHN McNAMEE Lay Reader No Richmond VestrymenA Churchill Middlebrook Dahlgren WardeasL Roberts No Richmond Powell Strother Owens Ashton Jr Weedonville Richmond Register-TreasurerBenjamin Jenkins Sunday School SuperintendentFloyd Cartwright King George No Richmond Other VestrymenJohn McNamee No Richmond Shackleford Westbrook Sanatorium Richmond KING WILLIAM COUNTY Sunday School SuperintendentJohn McNamee No Richmond ST DAVIDS PARISH Sr DAVIDS CHURcH Aylett KING AND QUEEN COUNTY REV ALBERT MULLER Rector West Point Date of taking charge April 1937 WardensWalter Pollard Aylett Walter Garber Regis ST STEPHENS PARISH terWalter Garber both of King William TreasurerMrs Norma IMM-SJrSUEL CHURCH King and Queen Gibbes Aylett Other VestrymanDonald Cowl Duane REV ALEEET MULLER Rector West Point Date of taking charge April 1937 147TH DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 208 ANNUAL COUNCIL LOUDOUN COUNTY 209
ST JOHNS PARISH WardensJohn Hutchinson Wallace Brown RegisterPhilip ST JoHNS CHURch West Point di Zerega TreasurerFloyd Harris All of Aldie REV ALBERT MULLER Rector West Point Date of taking charge April 1937 OUR SAvIornt Taacv MINER Lay Reader West Point CHURCH Gatlands Rn CAMPBELL MAvms WardensFrank Perry Tracy Miner RegisterGeorge Rector Middleburg Date of taking Borum TreasurerTracy Minor Other VestrymenWm Gregory charge November 15 1921 WardensGeorge Carter Leesburg David Brookes Wm Waring Owens All of West Point Finley Register- TreasurerB Russell West Point Other VestrymanMorton Eustis Both of Sunday School SuperintendentsFrank Perry Oaklands Sunday School SuperintendentMiss Emma Clemens Leesburg LANCASTER COUNTY MADISON PARISH CHRIST CHURCH PARISH Mv CALVARy CHURCH Round Hill REV PAUL GRACE Cnuncn Kilmarnock SHULTE Rector Hamilton Date of REV FREDERICK GRIFFITH Rector Kilmarnock taking charge June 1938 TreasurerB Fred James Other Date of taking charge June 1938 VestrymenRodger Ham merly Jack Thomas Jr William WardensCarter Keane Kilmarnock Waggerselle Ditchley Humphrey All of Round Hill Sunday School RegisterHenry Mercer TreasurerMrs Lily Other Vestry SuperintendentMrs Sbultz Hamilton menC Hubbard Walter Harvey All of Kilmarnock Kilmarnock Sunday School SuperintendentMrs Bussells Sv PEERRs CHURCH Purceilvifle REV PAUL SHULTE Rector Hamilton Date of taking charge June WHITE CHAPEL Lively 1938 TreasurerJohn Nichols Other REV FREDEEICK GRIFFITH Rector Kilmarnock VestrymenRichar Lake Fulton Lake Clarence Davis Date of taking charge June 1938 Sunday School SuperintendentJohn WardensVivian Chowning Senora Harry Lee Towles Litwalton Nichols Purcellville ttegister-IreasurerEdmund Lewis Lively Other VestrymanJoseph Peirce Nuttsville Sv PAULS CHURCH Hamilton Sunday School SuperintendentHarry Lee Towles Litwalton REV PAUL SHULvE Rector Hamilton Date of taking charge June 1938 Vestrymenjr Floyd Tairrnv CHURcH Lancaster Kerr Hamilton Robert McCray Lees- burg Claude Thomas Theodore Rn FREDERICK GRIFFITH Rector Kilmarnock Reid both of Hamilton Sunday School Date of taking charge June 1938 SuperintendentMrs Claude Thomas Hamilton WardensCarrol Gresham Dr Oldham TreasurerJames McKenney All of Lancaster SHELBJJHNE PARISH School McKenney Lancaster Sunday SuperintendentJames CHE15I CHURCH Lucketts REV HOWARD CAov Rector Hamilton Date of taking charge July 1939 LOUD OUN COUNTY WardeuM Whitmore TreasurerBernard Costello Other VestrymenRenry Meyers Gum Chas Hellin Nelson Titus All JOHNS PARISH of Lucketts EMMANUEL CHURCH Middleburg REV CAMPBELL MAnES Rector Middleburg Sv JAMRS CHURCH Leesburg Date of taking charge November 1921 15 Vacant WardensThomas Dudley Henry Frost both of Middleburg %T THOMAS Lay Reader Leesburg RegisterThomas Atkinson The Plains TreasurerWilliam Seipp Wardensmos Fendall Howard Coke RegisterFrank Middleburg Other VestrymenHenry Duffey Jr Henry Whit- Saunders TreasjirerW Thomas Other VestrymenDr field all of Middleburg Bailey Braden Fletcher Dr John Gibson Har rison Jr Lintner Littlejohn Trundle All of Lees- Oua REDEEMER CHURCH Aldie burg CAMPBELL MAvER5 Rector Middleburg Sunday School Rn SuPerintendent_Dr Bailey Leesburg Date of taking charge November 15 1921 210 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY 211
LOUISA COUNTY Other VestrymenJohn Warren Cooke Dr John Gill both of Mathews Dabney Baker Moon Forrest Mathews Maj Freeman TRINITY PARISH Cardinal THE INCARNATION CHrn1cH Mineral Sunday School Superi atendentD Forrest Mathews Ray MASON Rector Doswell Date of taking charge June 1938 MIDDLESEX COUNTY WardensC Noel Hall RegisterL Keller Jr Treas urerJ Keller Other VestrymenW Graves all of Mineral Webner Bumpass CHRISTCHURCH PARISH Sunday School SuperintendentL Keller Jr Mineral CHRIST CHURCH Christchurch EPIPHANY CHAPEL Urbanna ST JAMES CHURCH Louisa SMITH Christchurch Date of taking charge November 1929 REv CAMPBELL TUCKER Rector Stanardsville Lay ReadersBARTON PALMER Tirbanna SMITH Ja. Date of taking charge July 1941 WardensW Whitlock Johnson RegisterTrensurer Christchurch WardensW Eastthan Johnson Other VestrymenRobert Whitlock Morton Smith Marston RegisterBarton Palmer TreasurerW Booth All of Urbanna Will Bibb Southard Southard All of Louisa Sunday School SuperintendentBarton Urbanna Sunday School SuperintendentRobert Whitlock Louisa Palmer
GREEN SPRING PARISH NEW KENT COUNTY ST JOHNS CHURCH Waldrop ST JOHNS CHAPEL Poindexter ST PETERS PARISH Rkv Cismont ROBINsON Rector ST PETERS CHURCH Tunstall Date of taking charge September 1915 REV CHAMBERS Rector Roxbury REV GEORGE BEAN Deacon-in-charge after July 1942 Date of taking charge 1939 WardenH Via Gordonsville TreasurerJ Black WardenGeorge Gordon Taylor Reglster4Samuel Lacy Both well Trevilians Other VestrymanMeade Branham Waldrop of New Kent TreasurerMrs James Christian Other Vestrymen Malcolm Christian Richard Richardson William Wallace All of MADISON COUNTY Tunstall
BROMFIELD PARISH NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY PIEDMONT CHURCH Madison REV CARL RANGE Rector Washington ST STEPHENS PARISH Date of taking cbarge May 15 1940 ST MARYS CHURCH Fleeton VestrymenGeo Cave James Bushong Frank Smith REV FIIEDERICK GRIFFITH Rector Kilmarnock Date of taking charge June 1938 WardensH Waller Edwards FIRST CHAPEL OP REMEMBRANCE Middle River Fletcher Both of Fleeton Regis terHenry Lee Jett TreasurerMiss REV CAMPBELL TUCKER Hector Stanardsville Nathalie McCullough Both of Heedyille Other VestrymenD Date of taking charge February 1941 Hamey Tibitha Saunders Fleeton
Sunday School SuperintendentMiss Dorothy Green Gleeton MATEZWS COUNTY
ST STEPHENS CHUEcH Heathsville KINGSTON PARISH REV FREDERICK GRIFFITH Rector Kilmarnock ST JOHNs CHURCH Williams Wharf Date of taking charge June 1938 TRINITY CHURCH Foster WardensK Hugh Smith Howard Straughan RegisterW Vacant Haynes TreasurerK Hugh Smith Other VestrymenRobert Brent William Lay ReadersE BARNEs Mathews PERRY WILLIAMS Heft Brent Hubbard Dr Mercer Neal Boyd Taliaferro WardensPerry Williams RetE Jesse Nottingham Mathews All of Heathsvifle Sunday School RegisterE Barnes Mathews TreasurerPerry Williams RetE Superintendenti Boyd Taliaferro Heathsyille 212 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY 213
PARISH Sr WICOMICO GEORGES MIssIoN Stanley WIcoMIco CHURch Wicdmico Church REV RICIIARD LEE Rector REV FREDERICK Kilmarnock GRIFFITH Rector Date of taking charge October 1940 TreasurerJ Date of taking charge June 1938 Weakley Other VestrymenErn05 WardensCol Dietz Everett Weakley Charles Weakley Tignor Register-Treasurer- Pettit George Pettit Ivan Pettit Shirley Col Tignor All of Wicomico Church Other VestrymenErnest Gray All of Stanley Rehoboth Harding Church Stephens Wicomico Church Sunday School Superintendent_Deaconess Hutton Stanley Thomas Bouldin Remo Edwin Deitz Callao Nuckols Warsaw Rufus Browns Leon Rose Store Christopher Remo ALL SAINTS CHURCH Tanners Ridge Stanley Sunday School SuperintendentRufus Rose Browns Store PAULS CHURCH Ingham Shenandoah CtJRBAGE HOLLOW MIssIoN Stanley REV RICHARD ORANGE COUNTY LEE Luray Date of taking charge October 1940 Sunday School SCOTT PARISH Superintendents_Miss Janet Walton Tanners Ridge Miss Bessie Sims Cabbage BARROTJR MEMORIAL CHuRch Hollow both of Stanley Mrs Stevens Ingham Elkton REV BATcIIELLER Rector Gordonsville No Report PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY
CHRIST CHURcH Gordonsville DETTINGEIN REV BATCHELLER Rector Gordonsville PARISH TRINITy WardensPhilip Scott Edwin Broeden RegisterFrank CHURCH Manassas REV STUART Weaver TreasurerBarton Cameron Other VestrymenWalter GIRSON Rector Manassas Date of taking Wood John Dix Marshall Cowherd Wilbur Osburn all of God charge May 15 1918 REV THOMAS FAULKNER donsville John IrVing Woodriff Somerset JR became rector May 1942 HYNSON Lay Sunday School SuperintendentRector WardensA Reader Manassas Hooff Allen Registerp TreasurerJ Merchant Arrington Other VestrymenT Didlake Rat ST THOMAS PARISH cliffe Bradford Jr Waters Dr Er Marstellar ST THOMAS CHURCH Orange Ashford Sinclair Hynson All of Manassas Sr ANDREWS CHAPEL Woodberry Forest School Sunday School Superintendentso Both Waters Bradford Jr Rn CHARLES VAN OEDRN COVEUL Rector Orange of Manassas Date of taking charge April 15 1938 ReadersJUsTIcE GEORGE Lay BROWNING SEVERN NOTTINGHAM JR HAYMARKET PARISH Both of Orange Sr PAULS CHURCH George Frank Haymarket WardensJustice Browning Walker Both GRACE CHAPEL Hickory Grove of Orange RegisterR Taylor Woodberry Forest Treasurer REV CAEPENTER Severn Rector Haymarket Nottingham Other VestrymenLeslie Gray Shackel Date of taking cbarge October 1928 ford Jr Jud.son Browning Ricketts Willis Wyatt CARAEE Lay Reader Williams all of Orange William Madison John Haymarket Ewers Mills Wardens.--W Jordan Haymarket Walker Woodberry Forest Piercy Gainesville Register Carter Treasurer-_J Garrett Sunday School SuperintendentCharles Huber Jr Orange Dr Wade Other Vestrymen Payne Watson all of Broad Haymarket Dr Beverley Run Francis Wilson Clark Henry Dulany Capt Carroll PAGE COUNTY Wright Tyler all of Haymarket Sunday School SuperintendentW Carter Francis of Haymarket Wilson Both LTJRAY PARISH CHRIsT CHURCH Luray REV RIcHARD HENRy LEE Rector RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY Date of taking charge October 1940 WardensRobt Morrison Speake RegisterC BROMFIELD PARISH Speake TreasurerB Wilson Morrison Other VestrymenJ IMMANUEL Ralph CHURCH Sperryvifle Lassiter All of Luray REV CARL RANGE Rector Washington School Sunday SuperintendentB Wilson Morrison Luray Date of taking charge May 15 1940 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 214 SHENANDOAH COUNTY 215
TreasurerHarry Trescott Other VestrymenJ Fletcher ROCKINGHAMC0TJRTY Will Yancey LYNWOOD PARISH TRINITY CHURCH Washington Goon SHEPHEIIO CHURCH No Elkton REV REv CARL E. RANGE Hector Washington MASON Rector cfhariottesvijie Date of taking charge May 15 1940 Date of taking Charge June 1939 Warden Miller Washington Va RegisterHobt Brown WATERHOUSE Lay Reader No Elkton 1VI Other Miller VestrymenJae Gooden Carl Woodville TreasurerE Green VestrymenW Huffman Ralph Huffman All of No Elkton Miller all of Washington Jas Settle Flint Hill Sunday School Sunday School SuperintendentRev Carl Hange Washington. SuperintendentMiss Hattie Price Elkton
GRACE MEMORIAL CHURCH Lynwood RICHMOND COUNTY REV MASON Rector JEAN LOHMAN Worker Lynwood Wardens and Vestrymen Whole ParishS Lewis Register- LUNENBURG PARISH TreasurerMrs Jean Lohman Ellis Morris Lester Raynes All of ST JoHis CHURCH Warsaw Lynnwood St Stephens Carl Roht Shifflett Shifflett Good Shep REV CLARENCE BUXTON Hector Hague herd Carl Huffman Ralph Huffman Jake Gooden All of Date of taking charge August 1931 No Elkton PEED NORTHUP Lay Reader Sharps Sunday School Superintendent.Mrg Jean Lohman Lynnwood WardensHarrison Weliford Warsaw Fred Northup Sharps RegisterH Warner TreasurerMiss Agnes Brockenbrough Sr SVEPHENS Other VestrymenT Wright Rodney Coggin Dr Segar CHURCH Elkton REV Dr Warren Rains all of Warsaw Everett Smith Threeway Geo MASON Hector Chariotte5ville Date of Ross Jr Green Bay taking charge June 1939 School Northup Sharps WATERHOUSE Lay Reader Elkton Sunday SuperintendentFred TreasurerMrs Waterhouse Other VestrymenCari Shif flett Thomas Richards Roht Shifflett All of Elkton Sunday School NORTH FARNHAM PARISH Superintendent_Mrs Waterhouse Elkton FARNHAM PARIsH CHURCH Farnham EMMANUEL CHURCH Emmerton ROCKINGHAM PARISH REV CLARENCE BUXTON Rector Hague EMMANUEL CHURCH Harrisonhurg Date of taking charge January 1937 REV BEVEBLEV WHITE Rector REv Essex Harrisonburg HUTCHESON Assistant Loretto Date of taking charge May 1938 BROCKENBEOUGH Emmerton WM GRAY Lay Reader BRUCE LAMRERT Lay Reader WardensWm Gray Brockenbrough Emmerton Edwards WardensA Lewis Henry Converse RegisterLoj5 Farnham Register.TreasurerWm Gray Brockenbrough Other Ves brook Jr Trea5urerT Clay. Dilworth Other VeStrymenHami0 trymenTayloe Murphy all of Emmerton Charles Gilchrist Sharps Haas Conrad Logan Chappelear James Warren Wil son Williamson Pickett Moore All burg of Harrison- Goon SHEPHERD MISSION Haynesville Sunday School SuPerintendent_Beverley REV CLARENCE White Assistnnt BUXTON Rector Hague Superintendent_L Claybrook Jr Date of taking charge January 1938 REV HUTCHESON Assistant Loretto Essex WM GRAY BaOCKENBEOUCH Lay Reader Emmerton SHENANDOAH COUNTY WardensWm Gray Brockenbrough Emmerton Edwards Farnham RegisterWm Gray Brockenhrough Emmerton Treas RECKFORD PARISH urerFred Other Em Northup Sharps VestrymenTayloe Murphy EMMANUEL CHURCH Woodstock merton Charles Gilchrist Sharps REV FRANCIS BROWN Rector Woodstock School Staige Griffith Emmerton Sunday SuperintendentMrs Date of taking charge WardensL January 1922 Bauserman Douglas Dymock RegisterF Riddleberger TreasurerMrs Bauserman Other Vestrymen COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA WESTMORELAND COUNTY 217 216 147TH ANNUAL
Burner all of Woodstock Pratt Swietser 1W Chas Thos Smith HbllingswOrth Dapiel Chichester Lewis Jenkins Carmichael Archer Smith Branch Spalding Walter Barron Collier Maurertowll Chenn Jr All of Fredericksburg School TRANSFIGURATION Orkney Springs Sunday SuperintendentElsie Lewis Fredericksburg CATHEDRAL SHRINE OF THE of Shrine Mont Orkney REV EDMUND WOODWARD Director Springs STAFFORD COUNTY Reader Orkney Springs FRANCIS TTNDALL Lay Orkney Springs TreasurerRev Edm.nnd Woodward OVERWliARTON PARISH AQUIA CHURcH Stafford CHURCH Mt Jackson ST ANDREWS CLIFTON CHAPEL Widewnter Rector Woodstock REV FRANCIS BROWN POST CHAPEL Quantico 1922 Dnte of taking charge January Treas REV HENRY HEAYON Rector Stafford Wissler Both of Mt Jackson WardensA Evans F. Date of taking charge June 22 1929 urerF Brown Woodstock Lay ReadersDs CHAS MACGREGOR YOURTEE Both of Stafford WardensW Powers Stafford John Moncure Widewater RegisterW Powers Treasurer_E SPOThYLVANIA COUNTY Yourtee Other Vestry- menJames Ashby both of Stafford Geo Bradfield Washington 1W Chichester Falmouth 1W Moncure PARISH Widewater BERKLEY Perry Miller both of Rectory James Ashby Jr CHURCH Lewiston Stafford ST JOHNS Cloe Shacklet John Yourtee Stafford Riv MASON Rector Doswell Powers Rectory July 1933 Date of taking charge Sunday School SuperintendentsDr Cbas MacGregory Your- WardensJ Mastin Boggs Register-TreRSureI tee Both of Stafford All of BumpaSs Boggs Other vestrymenGarlie Boggs WARREN COUNTY ST GEORGES PARISH CHRIST CHURCH Spotsylvania REV MASON Rector Doswell NEWTON PARISH 21 1941 CALVARY Front Date of taking charge September CHURcH Royal Both of Fredericks REV RONALD WardensElwood Gayle Charles Reynolds ROWLAND Rector Front Royal Kate Morton Post Oak Other Vestryman Date of taking charge August 1935 burg TreasurerMisS Howison WardensJohn Downing Byrne Downing RegisterGeorge Buck Claude Reynolds TreasurerGeneral Beverly Browne Other VestrymenJudge Walter Olmstead Dr Van Deusen Elliott Marshall Col Rolfe Fredericksburg Miller TRINITY CHURCH Dr Dixon Whitworth Rector Oicenham Dr Branham all of Front REV FRANK MoSS JR Royal Lieut Raymond 1942 Guest Bayard Warren County Date of taking charge February Sunday School SuperintendentsDr Carl Rice PERRY THOMPSON LEMUEL HOUSTON Miller Mat Lay ReadersJOHN SCOTT thews Both of Front Royal All of Fredericksburg WardensS Wallace John Scott RegisterLemuel Treasurer Otber Vestrymen WESTMORELAND COUNTY Houston TreasurerPaul Karsten Jr Faulkner Houston Jr Bellamy Lee Brauer Rosenberger Judson Smith Perry Key Howard YEOCOMICO CHURCH Tucker Hill All of prederlcksburg Thompson Cyrus Walker NOMINI CHURCH Mt Thompson Mrs Roy Beck Holly Sunday School 5uperIntendent5Perry COPLE CHAPEL Hague Si JAMES MISSION Tidwells REV CLARENCE ST GEoRGES CHURCH Fredericksburg BUXTON Rector Hague Rector Date of REV SGLLIVkN BOND JR taking charge August 1931 1942 Lay ReadersBLAKE Date of taking charge May NEWTON Sa Hague Cox Acorn RegisterWm Gool WardensFred WardensE 1W Young Geo Shepherd Brown Machodoc Frank Dobyns Hague Regis Jr Other vestrymenE Young ter-Frank Dobyns Hague TreasurerB rick TreasurerGeO Hunter Newton Sr Hague Geo Hunter Jr Turner Geo Shepherd Wm Goolrick Not member of the Vestry VIRGINIA ESSEX 218 147TH ANNUAL CoUNcIL DIOCESE OF COUNTY 219
WardensEllis Griffith Jr all Wars Conn Other VestrymenP Griffith Bruce Massey Register_George Edloe Treasurer_Raymond Heiskell Charles TJnruh both of Kinsale George Other VestrymenAlex Charles of Raymond Sydnor Davis Hague Allen All of Charlottesville Acorn Poinsett Taylor Hague Robert Dixon Tidwells Cox Sunday School Superintendents_Cornelius Murphy Mt Holly yule Dawson Charlottes Sunday School SuperintendefltR Griffith Jr Hague Kinsale Dixon Tidwells Raymond Sydnor CITY OF ALEXANDRIA MONTROSS PARISH FAIRFA PARISH Montross ST JAMES CHURCH MEADE MEMORIAL MontrosS CHUiICH Alexandria REV TREADWELL DAVISON Rector Vacant Date of taking charge June 15 1939 The Archdeacon Supplying Deaconin-charge June 1942 REV FRANCIS RHEIN became REV EMMETT MiLLER JR became Chandler both of Montrosa Minister-in-charge May 1942 WardensW Harvey JAMES CLARK Jackson Other Ves Lay Reader Alexandria RegisterN Ball Mt Holly TreasurerT WardensJames Clark Wm Dixon RegisterHerbert Lewis Joseph Harvey Tancjl trymenJ Wharton TreasurerDr Blue Other VestrymenH H. all of Montross Nelson Claiborne McKenney Charles Baker George McDaniel Mackey all of Montross Alexandria Moore Fairfax Sunday School SuperintendentsF Chandler Sunday School SuperintendentsJ Clark Dixon Both of Alexandria Sv PAULS CHURCH Nomini Grove REV CLARENCE BUXTON Rector Hague Date of taking charge August 1931 CAROLINE COUNTY HALL Lay Reader Nomini Grove Nomini WardensJ ID Hutt Neenak Randolph Sanford Sr DRYSDALE PARISH Hutt Both of Neenah ThE Grove RegisterB Hutt TreasurerW CHURCH or THE RESURRECTION Sparta Hall Ritner Pierce 11kv ASTON Other VestrymenRussell Derickson Lyells HAMILTON Minister Millers Tavern Ellis Yeatman Nomini both of Nomini Grove George Tallent Ethel Date of taking charge August 1924 WardenWillie Grove Tones Sparta TreasurerClaence Grove Sparta Reeves Sunday School SuperintendentR Ball Nomini Sunday School Superintendent_Clarence Reeves Sparta WASHINGTON PARISH ST MARYS CHURCH Colonial Beach CLARKE COUNTY REV TREADWELL DAVISON Rector became Deacon-in-charge June 1942 REV FRANCIS RIIEIN CLARKE AND CUNNINGHAM LAWRENCE WILLIAMS Lay Reader CHAPEL PARISHES Sr MARYS CHURCH WardensT Mason Miller RegisterLawrence Wil Berryville Beach TreasurerWalter Massey Maple Vacant liams All of Colonial The both of Archdeacon Supplying Grove Other VestrymenGeorge Mason Jr Tom Bunting REv EAIMETP MILLER JR became Colonial Beach WardensIsaac Minister-in-charge May 1942 Miller acting Young Roger Johnson RegisterAlexa Sunday School SuperintendentMrs Lewis Treasurerj Cross All of Berryville ST PETERS CHURCH Oak Grove No report ESSEX COUNTY
MISSIONARY PAROQIILAL REPORPS OF ThE JOLORED SOUTH FARNHAM PARISH JIJRISDIOTION GRACE CHURCH Millers Tavern REV ASTON HAMILTON Minister Millers Tavern Date of taking charge August 1924 ALBEMARLE COUNTY WardensCarter Hoskjn Joseph Bank RegisterJoseph Bank All of Millers Tavern TreasurerM Moore Other Reginald Vestrymen PARISH Markham both of MONTICELLO Tappahannock Richmond Lane Charlottesville Evans both of Millers TRINITY CHURCH Tavern Dr Stewart Tappahannock Charlottesville Sunday School REV CoRNELIuS DAWSON Rector 415 10th Superintendent_Carter Hoskin Millers Tavern Date of taking charge January 16 1936 VIRGINIA 220 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY 221
ST ANDREWS CHntcn Upright ICING AND QUEEN REV ASTON HAMILTON Minister Millers Tavern COUNTY Date of taking charge August 1924 Treasurer WardensRobert Hill Jesse Hook Both of Upright DRYSDaE PARISH St MAnES John Cauthorne Ozeana CHURCH Beazley REV ASTON Sunday School SuperintendentRobert Hill Upright HAMILTON Minister Millers Tavern Date of taking charge August 1924 WardenDavid Roy Beazley Treasurer_Bessie Clark Sunday School Superintendent_John Beazley FAIRFAX COUNTY Bayhann Beazley
KING WILLIAM COUNTY ST CTPEIANS MISSION Seminary Vacant ST The Archdeacon Supplying JOHNS PARISH Sr PAULS REV EMMET MnLER became Minister-in-charge May 1942 CHUECH West Point REV JOHN SCOTT VvtardenJohn Peters Rector West Point Date Seminary of taking charge September 1924 Sunday School SuperintendentCharles McKnight WardensAlben Gresham John Scott Scott Jr RegisterJo TreasurerEli Johnson Other derson John VeStrymenHer An Young Eugene Phillips Willie HANOVER COUNTY Point Randall All of West Suaday School Superintendent_Albert Gresham West Point ST PAULS PARISH CALVARy CHURCH Hanover ORANGE COUNTY REV THOMAS BROWN 212 Lombardy Street Richmond Date of taking charge June 1938 James SCOTT PARISH Vestry CommitteeHenry Smith Robert Green Sr MAETS CHURCH Somerset Grimes Smith Treasurer REV CORNELIUS Hanover DAWSON Rector 415 10th Sunday School SuperintendentJames Grimes Jr Date of Charlottesville taking charge January 1936 WardenRuben 16 Jackson RegiSter-TreaSurer_g Somerset Ruben Jack COUNTY HENRICO Sunday School Superintendent_Mrs Ruben Jackson Somerset Sr PAULS dHURCII Gordonsvjlle HENRICO PARISH Ray CORNELIUS DAWSON Rector 415 10th W. OSGOOD MEMORIAL CIIUECH Richmond Date Charlottesville of taking charge January 16 1936 212 Lombardy Street Richmond TreaSurer_BesSie Rev THOMAS BROWN Minister Brooks Gordonsvflle Date of taking charge January 1941 Snnday School Superintendent_Cornelius Dawson WardensS Gardner Smith RegisterJ Wells Jr ville Charlottes All TreasurerS Stanley Sr Other VestrymenR Jefferson of Richmond Jr ST THOMAS PARISH Sunday School SuperintendentsS Smith John Stanley Sr MARGARETS CHURCH Orange Both of Richmond REV CORNELIUS DAWSON Minister 415 10th Date of Charlottesville taking charge January 16 1936 ST PHILIIS CHURCH Richmond TreaSurer.Mrs Willie Jackson Richmond REV ISAAC MCDONALD Rector 520 St James Street 1938 Date of taking charge April SPOTZYLVANIA COUNTY Ropra Lay Reader Richmond Hewin Sr Register WardenSWm Hnghes- ST GEOR-Es Other VeStrymenGeorge Bryant PARISH TreaaurerW Johnson ADVENT MISSiON Willis Smith Edward Vana Frederi4Sburg James Brown John Claiborne REV THOMAS BEOWN Minister All of Richmond Date of Richmond taking charge January 1940 School SuperintendentCharles Burrell Sunday Sunday School Superintendent_Mrs Thelma Pratt Howison PAROCHIAL STATISTICS
SECTION 1WHITE CONGREGATIONS
CHURCH SCHOOL SERvICEs OFFICIAL ACTS
DAILY OFFICES HOLY COMMUNION BAPTISMS
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Fredericksville Parish 65 30 22 94 46 Buck MountainEarlysville 52 59 11 11 Our Saviour Rio 72 Greenwood Parish 36 12 180 113 113 Holy Cross Afton 42 120 107 107 102 Emmanuel and St Georges 12 57 Parish 14 Ivy 150 75 75 38 the Depot 11 11 17 St John Baptist Ivy 83 51 39 110 83 90 16 10 SI St PaulsTvy T3pot 125 94 64 11 219 158 CC Mcllhany Parish 21 161 SI Parish 19 24 26 Monticello 457 56 66 17 13 26 646 506 31 Charlottesville 10 Christ 16 24 12 53 22 137 11 10 22 St LukesSimeon 69 58 11 17 450 401 401 St Pauls Memorial University 17 19 Memorial Charlottes 52 Virginia Mason 47 65 25 25 ville Annes Parish St 53 53 27 63 55 Christ Scottsville 24 13 67 29 27 24 St Annes Chapel Alberene 12 32 32 16 44 42 St Johns Scottsville 30 24 21 17 St Stephens Esmont 76 Walkers Parish 18 19 222 212 212 40 GraceCismont 75 Weve Parish 64 34 20 27 Holy Innocents Free Union 127f 651 651 St John the Evangelist Boonesville
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3348 16 52000 00 St Union 90 58 8350 00 No report PAROCHIAL STATISTICS_CONTINUED
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CITY ALEXANDRIA 26 317 69 22 23 80 Parish 714 608 56 19 56 Fairfax 64 16 18 1017 14 184 53 18 71 50 23 47 Church 560 385 330 Christ 32 14 lit 109t 13 21 166f 166t Emmanuel 276t 40 330 91 77 76 731 611 5Grace 52 26 27 1200 44 10 54 Cl St Pauls and Good Shepherd Chapel
ARLINGTON COUNTY 352 61 39 479 61 29 Parish 11 825 479 53 Arlington 33 26 29 36 48 53 72 St Georges 40 12 103 40 21 St Johns Chapel GlencarlYn 248 158 14 14 77 Trinity 12 12 lii 91 63 10 12 Parish 224 94s 50 Fairfax 11 13 41 10 Epiphany 110 80 67 Grace 20 175 14 30 194 194 41 St Marys Parish 12 13 197 23 25 34 4.4 St Marys COUNTY CAROLINE 13 21 St Asaphs Parish 28 17 16 St AsaphsBoWliflg Green St Margarets Parish 23 23 23 St Margarets Ruther Glen St Marys Parish 37 29 23 25 20 GraceCorbin 40 30 St Peters Port Royal 32 12 COUNTY 68 23 CHARLES CITY 100 90 90 Westover Parish
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CULPEPER COUNTY ILl Ridley Parish 40 64 46 34 16 ILl Christ Church Brandy 31 45 26 21 24 St Pauls Raccoon Ford St Marks Parish 10 12 10 81 224 209 203 44 Culpeper Parish Slaughter 25 19 15 18 All SaintsMitchell 14 72 58 45 21 12 EmmanuelRapidan
ESSEX COUNTY -I St Annes Parish 11 34 48 44 38 41 Loretto Farnham Parish 42 South 122 52 15 12 14 180 150 St Johns Tappahannock 60 50 43 40 12 St Pauls Millers Tavern
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St James Warrenton 376 327 320 43 13 28 12 Leeds Parish
Leeds Markham 135 85 85 80 15 Meade Parish
Trinity Upperi-ille 90 86 86 26 17 18 Piedmont Parish 84 72 47 24 24 11 Whittle Parish
GraceThe Plains 19 19 24 297 222 198 39 25 93
FLUVANNA COUNTY TI Rivanna Parish St Johns Columbia 111 12 12 GraceBremo Bluff 94 16 60
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HENRICO COUNTY Henrico Parish 163 20 33 14 776 674 674 119 21 59 25 All Saints Richmond 13 91 10 61 16 175 Ascension Richmond 22 490 485 365 14 403 339 245 53 15 17 176 Christ Church Richmond 13 13 14 42 63 21 239 Emmanuel Brook Hill 10 10 11 584 417 403 52 14 137 Epiphany Richmond 19 19 21 11 560 407 382 92 42 28 13 22 157 Grace and Holy Trinity Richmond 14 21 15 19 16 1072 779 773 43 64 26 153 Holy Comforter Richmond 12 18 464 454 454 92 17 145 Messiah Highland Springs 21 190 185 155 50 24 12 44 III 13 478 187 355 82 13 20 The Monumental Richmond CI 18 Our SasIour Sandston 149 105 105 46 44 737 St Andrews Richmond 13 29 13 16 1251 800 739 114 62 24 56 46 64 32 4fl 266 St James Richmond 31 40 46 24 34 1660 1312 1160 Fl 76 40 15 15 16 61 St Johns Richmond 11 15 13 608 555 555 80 11 13 49 19 217 St Marks Richmond 10 11 700 550 471 46 55 55 26 34 289 St Pauls Richmond 24 12 36 37 19 20 1838 1206 1081 78 24 35 296 00 St Thomas Richmond 19 648 672 881 78 Tuckahoe Parish 29 311 St Stephens Richmond 20 20 48 16 11 672 590 590 60 10 52 Varlna Parish 10 85 Varina Richmond 198 164 139 36 IF 33 Weddell Memorial Richmond 65 50 38 42
KING AND QUEEN COtUTY St Stephens Parish Immanuel KingandQueen 21 20 20 11 11
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HENRICO COUNTY IF Henrico Parish All Saints Richmond 17 22985 15365 63 360 00 28 Ascension Richmond 1878 1095 00 2021 72 4884 65 2560728 5411 69 1954 08 25500000 Christ 195 00 96 56 75 00 422 62 Church Richmond 469 40 66 5762 51 01 5212 15000 00 Emmaniel Brook 3326 154 55 1019 60 72 15 1.034 20 Hill 27026 42 5606 51 41700 00 7su7 288 75 4683 93 555 00 Epiphany Richmond 5232 04 870 00 6013 57 23 8781 33 44 25551 114520 00 4589 209 45 1439 31 100 00 Grace and Holy 816 83 1300 00 03 TrinityRichmond 32993 75 80 8455 21000 00 76000 00 16628 495 00 4715 45 00 Holy Comforter 1112 4309 70 4225 00 Richmond 6293 26 21485 95 11568 19 225310 00 3363 47 143 59 1988 01 168 00 5Messiah Highland 583 34 IF Springs 6246 41 67200 00 The Monumental Richmond 11051 52 7022 81 324 00 7200 00 Our Saviour 265 56 400 00 3038 19 Sandston 11050 56 CI 870 19 838 05 130000 00 St Andrews 10 00 2214 Richmond 870 19 31 845 42 5133 53 316 5500 00 St James 75 12495 28 359 00 4026 64 Richmond 22331 20 46327 95 17013 16 15000 00 St Johns 525 00 6596 10 1208 00 61 Richmond 10164 2492 15 38199 02 11579 28 5551 02 3035 18 273100 00 Cl St Marks 150 00 1722 89 250 00 00 Richmond 1970 50000 10143 91 10103 34 6308 11 4475000 St Pauls Richmond 182 82 1935 01 34 00 1002 74 86 625 00 10087 68 32400 00 00 46766 21047 08 870 00 12 147000 St Thomas 6872 1370 00 14043 97 231 22 Richmond 1495 00 45929 40 700 00 00 15905 16 7673 25 315 00 400000 Tuckahoc Parish 1618 92 457 00 2979 65 2400 00 15443 82 82500 00 St Stephens Richmond 26252 20 12210 33 350 00 Varina Parish 2345 28 670 00 5691 03 781 17 22047 81 21000 00 27800 00 Varina Richmond 1897 80 1271 46 Weddell Memorial 589 26 31 00 Richmond 1891 72 00 00 669 66 359 90 2000 18200 191 17 12 00 63 59 626 66 KING 3500 00 AND QUEEN COUNTY St Stephens Parish Immanuel King and Queen 260 47 130 37 10 08 00 37 20 185 68 11o Report cJ Cji PAROCHIAL STATISTICS CoNTINUED
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KING GEORGE COUNTY Brunswick Parish Lambs Creek Sealston Hanover Parish Emmanuel Port Conway 29 20 20 12 13 St Johns King George 55 41 36 28 12 St Pauls Parish 35 St Pauls Hooes 90 69 63 40 12
KIN0 WILLIAM COUNTY St Davids Parish Ci St Davids Aylett 20 16 17 11 11 lii St Johns Parish 15 St Johns West Point 88 64 54 43 27 TI LANCASTER COUNTY Christ Church Parish Grace Kilmarnock 125 103 103 17 St Marys Whitcchapel Lively 66 65 65 17 16 Trinity Lancaster 34 31 31 21 35
LOUDOUN COUNTY Johns Parish Emmanuel Middlcburg 17 100 96 65 37 10 12 Our Redeemer Aldie 62 52 32 46 11 Our Saviour Oatlands 40 25 17 42 45
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KING GEORGE COUNTY Brunswick Parish
Lambs Creek Sealston 196 74 10 100 00 Hanover Parish 105 10 5500 00 Emmanuel Port Conway 486 17 182 00 16 56 10 St Johns 00 88 17 296 73 4350 00 King George 980 96 453 66 36 75 24 70 18 00 209 25 742 36 00 Cl St Pauls Iarish 14500 St Pauls Hooes 1453 58 670 46 54 36 127 68 28 00 304 85 1185 35 348 00 12450 00 KING WILLIAM COUNTY St Davids Parish St Davids Aylett 435 97 273 19 21 22 33 00 10 00 50 40 387 81 St Johns Parish 9000 00 St.Johns WestPoint 3103 59 141544 8815 60422 5900 461 79 3168 60 374000 19500 00 LANCASTER COUNTY Christ Church Parish Grace Kilmarnock 1241 85 858 08 59 75 150 41 35 00 100 00 St Marys 1203 24 8400 00 Whitechapel Lively 513 39 318 48 25 20 47 00 13 00 6117 Trinity Lancaster 464 85 13000 00 377 15 156 31 12 123 14 00 10 50 305 07 3350 00 LOUDOUN COUNTY Johns Parish Emmanuel Middleburg 4592 66 2480 69 105 00 222 88 131 00 1007 90 4347 47 400 00 00 Our Redeemer Aldie 33600 2014 87 66006 52 56 38 00 320 00 Our Saviour Oatlands 1576 62 4000 00 700 92 370 70 95 00 20 00 485 70 6.000 00 PAROCHIAL STATISTICSCONTINUED Cia 00 OrrICIAL ACTs SENVICE5 CHUNCH SCHOOL
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Mt Calvary Round Hill 38 17 33 11 10 13 36 St Peters Puresllville 61 50 46 13 10 30 St Pauls Hamilton 36 34 34 11 12 17 Shelburne Parish Belmont Christ Church and 35 34 34 12 12 St James Leesburg 10 16 270 256 258 92 22 12 10 93 LomsA COUNTY Trinity Parish Incarnation Mineral 100 88 73 17 37 St James Louisa 00 82 56 32 Green Spring Parish 23 18 18 12
MAnIsow COUNTY Bromfield Parish HI Piedmont Madison 20 20 20 15 20 10 Neve Parish of RemembranceFletcher.. 10 35 Chapel 21 21 13 14 12 80
MATHEWS COUNTY Parish Kingston 135 104 86 46
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Christchurch Parish 15 15 150 125 120 50 NEW KENT COUNTY St Peters Parish St Peters Tunstall 34 24 23 12
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Mt Calvary Round Hill 422 16 269 08 10 77 00 00 111 59 St Peters 42044 9000 00 Pureellvillc 1461 03 088 87 70 04 26 71 20 00 210 03 40 00 1365 55 00 St Pauls Hamilton 9500 047 34 245 05 Il 35 31 58 00 83 72 2834 40804 Shelburne Parish 16900 00 Belmont and Christ Church 347 40 202 00 18 00 22 05 00 10 00 St 34905 7200 00 JamesLeesburg 0131 37 3790 15 176 55 1039 38 219 00 30 2027 7261 38 610 00 118500 00 L0UIaA COUNTY Trinity Parish Incarnation Mineral 677 90 433 56 2365 5500 2100 10691 64014 St James Louisa 5500 8550 00 066 42 446 99 1920 5645 2300 54773 00 Green Parish 5000 s-3 Spring 240 70 182 50 1320 900 2222 22692 5450 00 MADIsON COUNTY .0 Bromfield Parish Piedmont Madison 9619 3400 901 280 00 3700 Neve Parish 9690 Chapel of Remembrance Fletcher.. 100 10 0601 00 3314 0215 MATHEWS COUNTY Kingston Parish 3020 52 1221 55 101 00 126 35 82 00 319 60 661 82 42 96 2559 08 100 00 26000 00 MIOnLESEX COUNTY Cbristehureh Parish 3341 25 i464 87 141 13 050 00 105 00 618 25 3200 25 24000 00 NEW KENT COUNTY St Peters Parish St PetersTunstall 466 00 263 00 26 50 75 20 00 105 00 41625 10600 00 PAROCHIAL STATISTICSCONTINUED
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NORTHUMEERLAND COUNTY St Stephens Parish St Fleeton Marys 66 57 44 15 26 St Heathsville Stephens 59 51 49 16 20 Wicomico Parish WiconiicoWicomico Church 55 43 43 21 60
ORANGE COUNTY Scott Parish Barbour Memorial-Barboursvjlle 35t lIt 35t Christ Gordonsville 87f 87t 87t St Thomas Parish and St Andrews Cd
Woodberry 265 240 175 39 12 24 10 48
PAGE COUNTY Nj Luray Parish Christ Church Luray 72 66 66 40 12 25 St Pine Georges Grove Stanley 161 100 77 39 61 13 11 138 All Saints St Pauls Cubbage fbi. low Missions 80 51 35 110 36 20 15 161
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY -l Dettingen Parish
TrinityManassas 150 119 139 78 25 15 40 Haymarket Parish 218 379 164 60 13 20 12 66
No report Figures from report of 1940
PAROCHIAL STATISTICS-FINANCIAJCONTINUED
COUNTY PARISH CHURCH PLACE
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY St Stephens Parish 00 St Marys Fleeton 508 63 374 86 21 92 St Stephens Heathsvjle 1198 89 444 Wicomico Parish 587 58 47 05 48 860000 847 68 WicomjcoWicomico Church 6800 00 345 43 157 24 79 ORANGE COUNTY 295 59 760000 Scott Parish BarbOur Memorial Barboursville Christ Gordonsville Nj St Thomas Parish and St Andrews 2773 80 Woodberry 70000 .iooooo
7394 73 8500 00 PAGE COUNTY .59000 00 Luray Parish Christ Church Luray St Georges Pine Grove Stanley... 259 28 All 1374 81 Saints St Pauls 9926 41900 00 Cubbage Hol 25538 low Missions ... 10000 00 5490 44819 PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY 1370000 Dettingen Parish Trinity_Mana555 Haymarket Parish 125 56 296547 28000 00 264 60 5No jepert 2439 41 2830 00 14250 00 PAROCHIAL STATISTICS CONTINUED
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RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY Bromfield Parish 12 10 10 12 Emmanuel Sperryville St Pauls Woodville Trinity Washington 65 61 61 12 10
RICHMOND COUNTY Lunenburg Parish St Johns Warsaw 110 93 91 12 11 12 39 North Farnham Parish Farnham and Emmanuel 30 24 20 12 Good Shepherd Haynesville 25 20 20 34 28
III ROCKINGHAM COUNTY Lynnwood Parish tn Good Shepherd Elkton 99 55 51 27 12 09 Grace Memorial Lynnwood 10 235 118 50 20 10 40 St Stephens Elkton 96 44 44 40 12 66 Rockingham Parish Emmanuel Harrisonburg 20 208 233 194 42 20 61
SHENANDOAH COUNTY Beckford Parish -l Emmanuel Woodstock 60 42 37 40 12 Cathedral Shrine of the Transfigura. tion Orkney Springs 15 10 52 364 50 St Andrews Mt Jackson 28 19 19 39 12
Included in report of Trinity Washington
COUNTY PARISH CHURCH
RAPPAIIANNOCK COUNTY Bromfjeld Parish Emmanuel_.Sperryvilie 5St Pauls Woodvifle Trinity Washington 500000 RICHMOND COUNTY Lunenburg Parish St Johns Warsaw North Farnham Parish Farnham and Emmanuel Good 21030 00 Shepherd Haynesyi0
15000 00 ROCICINGHAM COUNTY Lyrinwood Parish Good ShDpherd Elkton Grace Memorial St Lynnwood Stephen8 Elkton Cl Rockingha Parish 5500 00 Emmanuel 11700 00 Jarrisonburg 9000 00
SHENANDOAH COUNTY Beckford Parish 51850 00 Emmanuel Woodstock Cathedral Shrine of the Transfigura. tion Orkney Springs St Andrews Mt Jackson
lncluded in report for Trinity Washington PAROCHIAL STATISTICSCONTINUED
SERVICES CRUNCH Sonoot OmcIAa ACTS
DAILY OFFICES HoLY COMMUNION BAPTISMS .12 COUNTY PARISH CHURCH .j PLACE iI .5 -fi 12
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C- SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY Berkeley Parish 21 St Johns Bumpass 20 15 13 St Georges Pariah 18 Christ Spotaylvania 22 22 21 52 28 12 48 Trinity Fredericksburg 14 250 225 225 St Georges Fredericksburg 18 18 350 324 324 52
STAFFORD CouwrY 64 36 10 62 Overwharton Pariah 250 156 130
WARREN COUNTY Newton Parish 38 18 11 65 Calvary Front Royal 228 138 131
WESTMORELAND COUNTY 12 15 14 115 Cople Pariah 11 12 333 248 235 38 Montross Pariah 40 St James Montroas 89 81 64 30 12 34 St Pauls Nomini Grove 74 57 56 12 Washington Pariah 40 40 39 13 21 St Marys Colonial Beach 48 St Peters Oak Grove 70 64 62a
314 Total 789 180 979 1125 468 628 13746 25610 23123 6418 416 2022 2947 411 248 1207 10788
Figures from report of 1940
PAROCHIAL STATISTICS_FINANCIAL_CONTINUED
COUNTY PARISH CHURCH PLACE
SPOTSYLvANIA COUNTY Berkeley Parish St Johns Bumpass St Georges Pariah 00 Christ Spotsylvanja 1620 Trinity Fredericksburg St 4600 00 Georges Fredericksburg 41500 00 81000 00 STAFFORD COUNTY Cl Overwbarton Pariah -4
WARREN COUNTY 16200 00 Newton Pariah if Calvary Front Royal -4
37300 00 WESTRORELAND COUNTY Cople Parish Montross Pariah St JameaMontross St Pauls Nomini Grove Washington Parish St Marys Colonial Beach St Peters Oak Grove
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01 PAROCHIAL STATISTICSCONTINUED SECTION 2COLORED CONGREGATIONS
OFFICIAL ACTS SERVICES CHURCH SCHOOL
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El ALBEMARLE COUNTY Monticello Parish 90 56 50 85 33 28 37 Trinity Charlottesville
ALEXANDRIA CITY Fairfax Parish 85 65 65 46 17 31 Meade Memorial
CAROLINE COUNTY Ci Drysdale Parish 12 11 tl Resurrection Sparta
CLARKE COUNTY Clarke Parish 58 28 28 17 St Marys Berryville
ESSEX COUNTY South Farnham Parish 14 24 .75 Grace Millers Tavern 75 61 61 152 12 50 St Andrews Upright 43 30 30 48
FAIRFAX COUNTY Fairfax Parish 20 14 12 21 St Cyprians Seminary 28 20
PAROCHIAL STATISTICS FINANCIAL CONTINUED
ALBEMARLE COUNTY Monticello Parish
Trinity Charlottesville
13350 00 ALEXANDRIA CITY Fairfax Parish Meade Memorial
6700 00 CAROLINE COUaTY Drysdale Parish Resurrection Sparta -q C- CLARKE COUNTY Clarke Parish St Marys Berryville
5200 00 ESSEX COUNTY South Farnham Parish GraceMillers Tavern St Andrews Upright 7000 00 00 FAIRFAX COUNTY 2550 Fairfax Parish St Cyprian5 Seminary 260000 STATISTICSCONTINUED PAROCHIAL 0O
SERVICES CHURCH ScHooL OFFICIAL ACTS
DAILY OFFICES HOLY COMMUNION BAPTISMS ___ COUNTY PARISH CHURUN PLACE
C- HANOVER COUNTY St Pauls Parish CalvaryHanover C- HENRICO COUNTY Henrico Parish Osgood Memorial Richmond St Philips Richmond
KING AND QUEEN COUNTY C- Drysdale Parish tIl Cl St MarksBeazley
KING WILLIAM COUNTY St Johns Parish 01 St PaulsWest Point
ORANGE COUNTY
Scott Parish St MarysSomerset St PaulsGordonsville St Thomas Parish St Margarets Orange
SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY St Georges Parish Advent Mission Fredericksburg
Total
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HANOVER COUNTY St Pauls Parish
Calvary Hanover 104 89 3600 54 51 00 400 13 00 106 54 260100 HENRICO COUNTY Henrico Parish Osgood Memorial Richmond 250 74 16240 00 42 18 33 00 St Philips Richmond 246 58 3845 98 1757 66 108 96 5400 00 33161 81 75 1349 75 3637 65 2910 00 2700000 KING AND QUEEN COUNTY Drysdale Parish St Msrks_Beazlcy 51 65 25 JO 00 00 15 00 46 00 KING WILLIAM COUNTY St Johns Parish St PaulsWet Point 347 40 14817 146 92 11 00 38 11 oo 34740 550000 ORANGE COUNTY Scott Parish St Marys Somerset 53 56 1200 St 29 00 00 21 Pauls GoTdonsyile 51 21 38 77 12 00 2200 00 St 13 25 00 952 Thomas Parish 36 77 3875 00 St Margarets__orange 60 04 48 00 00 00 00 58 00 SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY St Georges Parish Advent Mission Fredericksburg 31 00 23 40 100 800 3040 Total 6811 90 $3176 07 160 19 $1309 63 4300 $43303H $1339 75 $6521 67 3310 00 83975 00 REPORT OF THE STATISTICIAN 251 250 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
Disbursements
White III REPORT OF THE STATISTICIAN Colored Total Current expenses 299243 35 3176 07 302419 42 Pension Fund assessment 13375 25 160 19 13535 44 Special parochial expenses 98 171 03 1309 63 To the One Hundred and Council 99480 66 Forty-seventh Bishops and Contingent Fund 16120 05 43 00 16163 05 Gentlemen Diocesan and general 115436 17 433 03 115869 20 of the statistics of the Diocese Capital beg to present the following report 18912 28 18912 28 Transfers of Virginia for the year 1941 44098 32 1399 75 45498 07
Total VITAL STATISTICS 605356 45 6521 67$ 61187812 Total Balance White Colored 61632 39 295 33 61927 72 Baptisms 823 Sum total Infants 789 34 666988 84 6817 00 673805 84 Adults 190 194 PROPERTY Total 979 38 1017 White Colored 41 Total Confirmations 1125 1166 Total value 498 $2984348 45 00 Marriages 468 30 $83975 $3220423 45 Burials 628 637 INDEBTEDNESS Congregations 33746 1081 34827 Baptized persons White Colored Total 842 Confirmed persons 25610 26452 Funded debts 198378 27 2910 00 201288 27 Communicants Floating debts 13592 89 400 00 89 Number last reported 21890 819 22709 13992 Added confirmation 41 1159 by 1118 ENDOWMENTS Added by transfer 545 17 562 458 Added otherwise 450 White Colored Total Lost transfer 305 306 Endowment by 591201 20 20 310 591201 Lost by death 305 MARY GOODWIN Lost by removal without transfer 1. 642 37 679 Statistician Present number 23123 832 23955 Services other than Holy Communion Sundays 6418 609 7027 Hoiy Days 416 22 438 Other days 022 111 2133 Celebrations of the Holy Communion Sundays 2947 234 3181 Holy Days 411 24 435 251 Other days 248 Private 314 15 329 Church Schools Officers and teachers 1207 46 1253 Pupils 10788 528 11316
FINANCIAL REPoRT
Receipts
White Colored Total 93 Total receipts 664285 03 6811 90 671096 Deficits 2703 81 10 2708 91
Total 666988 84 6817 00 67380584
the total with that of The deficits were here added to the sum of receipts in order to balance xpenditures plus balances APPENDIX
CANONS AMENDED AT 147TH ANNUAL COUNCIL
CANON XII INDEX
Of Convocations Bequests Forms of Clergy List There shall be six Convocatioas in the Diocese Virginia of SECTION Church and the sixth shall be known Schools Reports 128 five of which shall be fixed by geographical limits Council Next Meeting Jurisdiction and shall be com as the Convocation of the Colored Missionar3t Committees and Commissions Appointed and Mission Churches in 29 39 42 83 86 87 89 posed of all of the colored Separate Congregations Diocesan Directory without to the particular Parish or Parishes in Elections the Diocese of Virginia regard 43 49 .62 67 72 73 88 shall not be considered as part of any Gibson Rev Alexander which they may be situated and they Stewart 31 103 Lay Delegates 15 of the other five Convocations Miller Rev Henry Justns 31 105 fixed geographical limits shall be as follows The five Coavocations by Nominations 42 43 44 of all Parishes in the Counties The Albemarle Convocation comprising Official Acts of Bishops 108 Louisa and Orange Parishes Albemarle Culpeper Fluvanna Goochland Greene and Missions 15 in the Counties of Parochial The Piedmont Convocation comprising all Parishes Reports 184-249 Prince Presbyterians of the Bull Run Mountain and Unity with 42 67 69 Arlington Fairfax Fauquier south Reports of Committees Commissions and Boards William Credentials 39 Bonndaries of St Marys Parish 44 comprising all Parishes in Finance 45 State of Church The Rappahannock Valley Convocation 49 Standing Committee Property 52 Lapsed Mem of Charles City Essex Gloucester Hanover King bers 51 the Counties Caroline 53 Etamining Chaplains 54 Army and Navy Commission William Lancaster Mathews Middlesex Forward in Service Concordnt and Queen King George King with Presbyterians 67 Invested Stafford and West- Funds 71 New New Kent Northumberland Richmond Spotsylvania Parishes 73 Program for 1943 112 Executive Committee of the Diocesan moreland Missionary Society 114 Reports of Tresurers 140 165 168 all Parishes in the County of The Richmond Convocatiop comprising Resolutions adopted Bishop Jett 40 James of the James River Chapman 48 Offering Henrico and in the City of Richmond north for Army and Navy Commission 60 Concordat with the Counties of Presbyterians The Convocation comprising all Parishes in 67 Name of Church Invested Valley 72 Funds 83 Just and Durable of the Bull Run Mountain Frederick Loudoun Peace 88 Educating Children 91 Clarke Fauquier north and Rotter Rev Sanford 99 Madison Rappahannock Rockingham Shenandoah Warren Louis 30 Page Rules of Order 25 for the of in the case of the City of Richmond cities shall purpose Except St Agnes School 88 Counties in which they are geographi this section be considered parts of the Statisticians Report 250 Shrine cally situated Mont 138 of of the last five Convocations Special Council 91-97 Changes in Convocation boundaries any Suifragan of the Convocations Bishop 49 62 67 shall be authorized by Council on the joint application Sublett Rev Hugh Wirshing 30 99 interested Synod 62 64 of Vir canonically resident in the Diocese SEcTIoN Every clergymen Tucker Rt Rev St George Pastoral the Colored Address 32 Official Acts 108 members of the Convocation of Womans ginia except those who are Auxiliary 126 be member of the Convocation in which his Missionary Jurisdiction shall that retired minister shall principal church or his cure is situated except which he was member at the retain his membership in the Convocation of of the Convocation in which time of his retirement or become member
he resides limits SECTION Each of the five Convocations fixed by geographical such rules and for and may enact may make provision its lay representation be for its own by-laws as may necessary guidance