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Journal 46 Index of the Constitution and Canons 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
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