CENTRAL DISTRICT
of the PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
Arkansas - Iowa - Missouri - Oklahoma
MINUTES
SECOND ANNUAL CONFERENCE JOURNAL
Held in the Springfield, Missouri
Pilgrim Holiness Church
June 15-16, 1964 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Church Directory 7
Journal of Proceedings 8
Lay Delegates 7
Ministerial Directory 6
Officers and Committees 4
Reports
Assistant Superintendent's Report 12
Auditing Committee Report 16
Education and Examining Committee Report 14
Memoirs Committee Report 13
Missionary President's Report 13
Resolutions Committee Report 14
Sunday School Promotional Secretary's Report 12
Superintendent's Report 10
Treasurer's Report 16
Ways and Means Committee Report 15
Statistical Charts
Church Statisticat Report 21
Church Treasurer's Report 22
Missionary Treasurer's Report 30
Pastor's Report 20
Property Statement 25
Sunday School Statistical Report 26
Sunday School Financial Report 27
Unstationed Ministers' Report 31
Youth Society Statistical Report 28
Youth Society Financial Report 29 CENTRAL DISTRICT
of the
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
(Arkenses - lowe - Missouri - Okiehome)
MINUTES
SECOND ANNUAL CONFERENCE
JOURNAL
Held in the Springfield, Missouri
Pilgrim Holiness Church
June 15-16, 1964 DISTRICT OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
DISTRICT COUNCIL SUPERINTENDENT C. B. COLAW 1674 Catalina, Springfield, Missouri 65804 - Phone TU l--6714 Area Code 417
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT J. F. WILSON Slar Roule, Hayti, Missouri 63651 - Phone FL 9-1351 Area Code 314
SECRETARY HAROLD MONROE 4019 Lower Beaver Road, Des Moines, Iowa 50310 - Phone CR 9-8093 & CR 9-5212 Area Code 515
TREASURER G. H. JENEWEIN 212 N. BRIDGE, JONESBORO, ARKANSAS 72401 - Phone WE 2-7212 Area Code 501
ADVISORY MEMBERS- J. H. Forner, 1003 Belle, Carulhersville, Mo. 53830 - Phone ED 3-2315 Area Code 314 William Haltom, Hopeton, Oklahoma 73746 - Phone 3F46 Area Code 405 William Schloeman, Jonesburg, Mo. - Phone HU 8--2665 Area Code 314
CENTRAL PILGRIM COLLEGE BOARD MEMBERS
C. B. Colaw, 1674 Catalina, Springfield, Mo. Ex-Officio William Haltom, Hopeton, Oklahoma 73746 - Term e>pires 1966 0. R. Hofen, 112 South 7th, Blackwell, Okla Term e>pires 1966
DISTRICT MISSIONARY SOCIETY OFFICERS PRESIDENT Mrs. P. E. Brown 3814 West Ely Road, Hannibal, Mo. , Phone AC 1-2535
SECRETARY-TREASURER Mrs. T.L. Bilkey 1710 Robert St. , Poplar Bluff, Mo. , Phone Su 5-5f12
ADVISORY MEMBERS- Judith Hofen, 112 5. 7th, 8lackwell Okla. , Phone Em 3-1482 Mrs. Julian Lovlyn, 1002 Boyd, Des Moines, Iowa, Phone AM 2-5790
CONFERENCE COMMITTEES WAYS AND MEANS District Council
RESOLUTIONS Ellis Maness, Chairman W. 0. Bottenberg, H. R. Gunsalus
Memoirs Lois Williams, Chairman Myrtle Rogers, Mrs. George Durkee
AUDITOR L. A. Braden DISTRICT TRUSTEES - Executive members of The District Councils C. B. Colaw, J. F. Wilson, G. H. Jenewein, Harold Monroe
STATISTICIAN J. H. Former 1003 Belle, Caruthersville, Mo. 63830 - Phone Ed 3-2315 RECEPTION E. R. Snook,Chairman 0. J. Phillips
USHERS J. M. Snook,Chairman Mervyn Carver, Wayne Matthews, Etdon Russell, Wayne Lyon,Rene Colaw
EDITOR OF DISTRICT PUBLICATIONS C. B. Colaw
CAMP MEETING District Council
EDUCATION AND EXAMINING BOARD Bruce Chamberlain, Chairman RI. 2, Box 13, Bartlesville, Oklahoma Term expires 1966 G. H. Jenewein, 212 N. Bridge St., Jonesboro,Ark...Term expires 1965 0. R. Hofen, 112 5. 7th, Blackwell, Okla Term expires 1967
I NTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE MEMORIALS COMMITTEE...District Council
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOARD
DISTRICT PROMOTIONAL SECRETARY - B. E. Bebermeyer Hopeton, Oklahoma, Phone 43
ADVISORY MEMBERS - Ray Snook, 4112 Brookline Drive, Bartlesville, Okla. Term expires 1967 Phone ED 3-4476 Dr. Glen Springer, 5902 St. John Ave. , Kansas City Term expires 1966 Phone CH 1-3154 23, Missouri H. L. Bland, 2525 N. 14th St. , Poplar Bluff, Mo. Term expires 1965 Phone SU 5-3741
DISTRICT ZONES
Eastern Oklahoma: Western Oklahoma: 1 . Bartlesville First I. Alva 2. Bartlesville Pilgrim Chapel 2. Enid 3. Blackwell 3. Hopeton 4. Henryetta 4. Oklahoma City 5. Newkirk 5. Pleasant View 6. Springfield lowe: Somark: I. Council Bluffs I. Caruthersville 2. Des Moines First 2. Hot Springs 3. Eddyville 3. Jonesboro 4. Glenwood 4. Paragould 5. Pacific Junction 5. Poplar Bluff North Missouri: 6. Stanley I. Hannibal 7. Steele 2. Kansas City 3. Mexico 4. St. Louis 5. Warrenton 6. Webster Grove MINISTERIAL DIRECTORY Active Ordained
Pastoral Service Bebermeyer, B. E. Hopeton, Okia. Bland, H. L. 2525 N. 14th, Poplar Bluff, Mo. Bland, Mrs. H. L 2525 N. 4th, Poplar Bluff, Mo. Bottenberg, W. 0. 529 N. 12th., Enid, Okia. Bottenberg, Mrs. W. 0. 529 N. 12th., Enid, 0kb. Crews, L. A. 409 Liberty St., Steele,Mo. Durkee, G Box 343, Pacific Junction, Iowa. Durkee, Mrs. G Box 343, Pacific Junction, Iowa. Fortner, J. H. 1003 Belle, Caruthersville, Mo. Gunsalus, Harold R 1225 Illinois St. , Kansas City, Missouri Hamon, T. C. 4112 Fairview, Bartlesville, Okla. Hofen, 0. R 12 S. 7th, Blackwelt, Okla. Hofen, Mrs. O.R 112 5. 7th, Blackwell, Okla. Jenewein, G. H 212 N. Bridge St., Jonesboro,Ark. Kirks, Eldon R. 302 Steinhagen, Warrenton, Mo. Kirks, Mrs. Eldon R 302 Steinhageg, Warrenton, Mo. Lyon, Wayne 1020 E. Sunshine, Springfield ,Mo. Maness, 5 17 Denver Place, Webster Grove ,Mo Monroe, Harold 4019 Lower Beaver Road, Des Moines ,lowa Phillips, 0. J R. 6, Box 354, Hot Springs,Ark. Puffer, E 1427 Avenue "J' Council Bluffs,lowa Rodgers, M 630 W. Park, Paragould, Ark. Snook, E. R 105 S. Adeline, Bartlesville,Okla. Williams, L North Main St. , Eddyville, Iowa Wilson, J. F Star Route, Hayti, Mo. Evangelistic Service Hues, L. C. Hopeton, Oklahoma Hues, Mrs. L. C Hopeton, Oklahoma Denominational Service Sooner, N. N Rt. 2, Box 3, Bartlesville, Okla. Sooner, Mrs. N. N Rt. 2, Box 13, Bartlesville,Okla. Chamberlain, B Rt 2, Bartlesville,Okla. Colaw, C. 5. 1674 Catalina, Springfield, Mo. Coy, R. E. Rt. 2, Box 13, Bartlesville,Okla. Duckworth, J. . Box 401, Willemstad, Curacao, N .A. Felker, D. G. Rt. 2, Box 13, Bartlesville,Okla. Availabtd for Work Beatty, J. 104 Fair Blvd. , Caruthersville, Mo. Bebermeyer, Anna Warren ton ,Mo. Bittick, P Springfield,lll. Braden, L. A. Box 54, Paragould,Ark. Brown, P. 5. Rt. 3, Hannibal ,Mo. Smith, C. 2217 Ramsey St. ,Springfield,Mo. Taylor, A. . Richmond,Va. Ullom, Ira I 3312 Price Road, Bartlesville, OkIa. Retired Houck, W. C 206 E. 11th St., Leon,Iowa Houck, Mrs. W. C 206 5. 11th St., Leon,towa Mans, 0. M Alva, Okla. Williams, Mrs. M. B Boise City, Okia. 2. Inactive Ordained Ministers Howell, Sadie 1308 S. Delaware, Bartlesville, Okla. 3. Active Licenses Ministers
Pastoral Service Adamson, J 429 South Creek, Bartlesville, Okla. Carver, M 4028 Fairview St. , St. Louis, Mo. Colaw, Rene 2117 Market St., Hannibal, Mo. Matthews, Wayne Pt. 2, Box 13, Bartlesville,Okla. Plummer, Gerry Rt. 2, Box 13, Bartlesville,Okla. Russell, 5. 1200 N. Clark, Mexico, Mo. Snook, J. M P. R. , Dacoma, OkIa. Ministerial Students Dodd, T. % Raymond Dorthy, Stockport, Iowa. Elliott, Clint 3713 Hartford, Oklahoma City,Oklahoma Hinman, Maynard Rt. 2, Box 13, Bartlesville,Okla. Kelly, Dale 216 S. B. Waverly,Bartlesville,Okla. Koons, Jim Rt. 2, Box l3 Bartlesville,Okla. Murrow, Robert L 1501 5. W. Binkley,Oklahome City,Okla. Available for Work Law, Virgil 1115 South Main St. Springfield, Mo. Roberts, Lois Garrison, Mo. 4. Inactive Licensed Ministers N one 5. Active Ordained Deaconess Felker, Beatrice Rt. 2, Box 13, Bsrtlesville,OkIa. 6. Retired Ordained Deaconess Budy, Edith Hopeton, OkIa. 7. Inactive Ordained Deaconess N one 8. Active Licensed Deaconess Chamberlain, Marjorie Rt. 2, Bm< 13, Bartlesvitle,Okla.
MINISTERIAL INFORMATION LEAVING DISTRICT Bradley, Grace - Transferred to Michigan District - Deceased Cheng, D. - Dropped lrom Ministerial Roll Diggs, I. N. and Mrs. I. N. - Transferred to The Free Methodist Feller, David - Transferred to The Southern Indiana District Fle>on, R. G. - Transferred to The Northern Indiana District Horton, C. - Transferred to California District Horton, Jeanne - Transferred to California District Kessler, D. A. - Transferred to Michigan District Keyes, A. L. and Norma - Transferred to Eastern Ohio District Smelser, T. M. - Deceased ENTERING DISTRICT ORDAINED MINISTERS Hamon, T. C. - Transferred from California Kirks, Eldon R. and Mrs. Eldon R. - Accepted as Ordained Ministers with credentials from The First Baptized Holiness Church Monroe, Harold - Transferred from Western Ohio LICENSED MINISTERS Elliott - Transferred from The Gulf Slates District Koons, Jim - Transferred from The Rocky Mountain District Matthews, Wayne - Transferred from The Rocky MonIain District Plummer, Garry - Transferred from The Kansas District GRANTED FIRST YEAR MINISTERS LICENSE Virgel Law, Rene Colaw, Maynard Hinman
LAY DELEGATES
ALVA Ethel Henry PACIFIC JUNCTION-Alfred Green BARTLESVILLE FIRST - E. W. Lewis PARAGOULD--Goldie Braden Raymond Snook PLEASANT VIEW - None Present BARTLESVILLE PILGRIM CHAPEL-- No Delegate ELACKWELL E. J. Hudson ST. LOUIS Imogene Maness CARUTHERSVILLE None Present SPRINGFIELD Doyle Burk COUNCIL BLUFF None Present STANLEY George Henderson DES MOINES Herbert Buell STEELE No Delegate Donald McCall WARRENTON---Verneeda Schloeman EDDYVILLE Zella Poe Margaret Vahle ENID None Present WEBSTER GROVE-Silas Maness GLENWOOD None Present HANNIBAL None Present Henryetta None Present HOPETON Merle Haltom HOT SPRINGS None Present JONESBORO Mrs. David Falk KANSAS CITY Viola Phillips Mary Hammer MEXICO None Present NEWKIRK None Present OKLAHOMA CITY None Present
CHURCH DIRECTORY
ALVA, OKLA 428 Church St. To be supplied 428 Church St FA 7-1433 BARTLESVILLE, OKLA. FIRST 2200 SE, Washington 74003 . .ED 3-4760 T. Hamon 4112 Fairview 74003 ED 3-0216 PILGRIM CHAPEL First and Adeline E. R. Snook 105 South Adeline FE 6-3664 BLACKWELL, OKLA 112 S. 7th St. 0. R. Hofen 112 S. 7th St. EM 3--1482 CAR UTHERSVILLE, MO . . . . 1003 Belle J. H. Fortner 003 Belle - Code 63830 ED 3-2315 COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA . . .21st Ave. and 8th St. 51503 B. R. Puffer 1427 Avenue J DES MOINES, IOWA 4025 Lower Beaver Road 50310 CR 9-5212 Harold Monroe 4019 Lower Beaver Road 50310 CR 9-8093 EDDYVILLE, IOWA North Main St. Lois Williams North Main St. 52553 PA 3-2224 ENID ,OKLA 529 N. 12th W. 0. Boltenberg 529 N. 12th 73701 AD 4-0811 GLENWOOD, IOWA To Be Supplied Parsonage 201 S. Vine 51534 882 HANNIBAL, MO 2117 Market St. N. Rene Colaw 2117 Market St AC 1-2745 HENRYETTA, OKLA. 1108 W. Division Wayne Matthews R. 2, Box 13, Bartlesville, Okla. 74003 HOPETON, OKLA 123 Sunrise Drive B. B. Bebermeyer 123 Sunrise Drive 73746 43 HOT SPRINGS, ARK 0. J. Phillips RI. 6, Box 354, NA 3-9510 JONESBORO, ARK' 212 N. Bridge G. H. Jenewein 212 N. Bridge - Code 72401 WE 2-7212 KANSAS CITY, MO 3100 East 13th St. Harold Gunsalus 1225 Illinois St. BE 1-9148 MEXICO, MO Vine and Clark B. Russell 12 N. Clark St. 65265 JU 1-3154 NEWKIRK, OKLA 405 N. Maple To Be Supplied Parsonage 405 N. Maple P0 2-3972 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA 1501 S. W. Binkley To Be Supplied Personage J50l S. W. Binkley 73119 ME 4-0743 PACIFIC JUNCTION, IOWA Mrs. George Durkee. Box 343 51561 622-4695 PARAGOULD, ARK. L#8 630 W. Park Myrtle Rodgers 630 W. Park PLEASANT VIEW, OKLA.. . .R.R. Dacoma J. M. Snook R.R. Dacoma, Okla 51F2 POPLAR BLUFF, MO. 2525 N. 14th H. L. Bland 2525 N. 14th 63901 SU 5-3741 ST LOUIS, MO Rodger Place and Tholozan M. Carver 4028 Fairview 63116 PR 6-5373 SPRINGFIELD, MO Bennett and Jefferson 65804 UN 5-7605 Wayne Lyon 1020 B. Sunshine St. 65804 TU 1-7582 STANLEY, MO. J. F. Wilson Star Route, Hayti, Mo. 63851 FL 9-1351 STEELE, MO. 409 Liberty L. A. Crews 409 Liberty 63877 695-4574 WARRENTON, MO. N. Market SI. Eldon R. Kirks .302 Steinhagen 63383 GL 6-8186 WEBSTER GROVES, MO .....1016 5. Elm. St. Ellis Maness 17 Denver Place 63119 WO 2-4640
JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS
The Second Annual Conference of The Central District of The Pilgrim Holiness Church convened June 15, 1964 at 2:30 P. M. at the Pilgrim Holiness Church in Springfield, Missouri. Rev. C. B. Colaw opened the Conference with warm words of greeting to the delegation. He then introduced B. W. Lewis, who led the congregation in singing, "The Solid Rock." The Conference was led in prayer by Rev. 0. R. Close, a visiting Pilgrim pastor from Lima, Ohio. Rev. Colaw presented the General Superintendent and Chairman of the Conference, Dr. William H. Neff, who addressed the delegation concerning three things that were on his heart: I. The critical shortage of ministers. We ware urged to launch a campaign for more ministers. Young people entering the ministry, come lrom live churches, where there is zeal for God, not from dead churches. 2. The merger of denominations. There seems to be a mania for merger. We have a goal to reach for God, and we are not to be side tracked by this thought of merger. We are not merging because of weakness. By God's help we are going on. 3. Spiritual renewal and reform. We need a revival. It doesn't matter where it starts, with young people or adults, just so it is a revival of spiritual renewal. God help that it might be so. E. W. Lewis next favored us by singing, "Great Is Thy Faithfulness. Upon motion, the sittings were arranged for beginning at 2:30, to recess at 4:30, reconvene at 6:30 and recess at 9:30. The conference bar was set as the platform and the first seven rows of pews. Harold Monroe and Thomas Harnon were introduced as pastors coming to the District. The Education and Examining Committee recommended the following for District License: Rene Colaw, Maynard Hinman, Garry Plummer, Harold Gunsalus. The report of the District Superintendent was given and received. The report of the Assistant District Superintendent was heard and received. The following visitors were introduced and given a seat in the Conference Bar: Mrs. William H. Neff, and Rev. D. R. Close. The Treasurers report was read and received. The churches that paid their budget in full received special mention and congratulations. A motion carried instructing the secretary to send a tetegram of greetings from the conference to Rev. 0. J. Phillips, who is confined in the hospital, and not able to attend the conference. The Auditing Committee's report was giver, and received. The Statistical report was given and received. The sitting was recessed by expiration of time, and the delegation was dismissed with prayer. SECOND SITTING Monday evening 6: 30 E. W. Lewis ted the delegation in singing, 'Joy Unspeakable", and "He Abides Sister Lydia Burge was ask to come forward and lead the assembly in prayer. During the prayer, God's presence was graciously manifest and many souls were blessed and gave praise to God. E. W. Lewis brought a message ir, song entitled, "How Big Is God." The report of the Sunday School Promotional Secretary was given and received. The report of the District Ycuth President was given and received. The report of the District Missionary Society Fresident was given and received. The report of the Committee on Memoirs was received by the assembly standing reverently in silent prayer followed by singing "In The Sweet By and By". The Election of officers was declared the order of the day, and the following were elected. District Superintendent C. B. Colaw Assistant Superintendent J. F. Wilscn Treasurer G. H Jenewein Secretary Harold Monroe Advisory members of Countil - William Bchtoeman, Witltam Hattom, and J. H. Fortner. One member of the Educational and Examining Board - 0. R. Hofen President of the District Missionary Society - Mrs. P. E Brown The Educational and Examining Committee introduced Rev. Elson kirks to the conference and recommended that he be received as an Ordained Minister. He came to us with credentials from The Fire Baptised Holiness Church. Mrs. Kinks was also recommended as an Ordained Minister. They were received by the Conference. The Wa s and Means Committee reported: Resolutions # I and 2 carried # 3 arid 4 were amended and carried # 5 was referred to the council # 6 - 9 Carried The sitting was recessed by expiration of time to reconvene at 9:00 A. M. June 16. THtRD SITTtNG -- Tuesday morning June 16 at 9:00 E W. Lewis led the conference in singing 'Higher Ground." Prayer was led by Eldon Kirks The resolutions Committee reported: Resolutions #1 was amended and carried # 2 was amended and carried # 3 - 6 Carried # 7 Was amended and carried # S - 20 Carried The Education and Examining Committee reported and their recommendations were approved by the Conference. The report of the District Missionary Society Treasurer was read and received. A motion carried designating that the Committee to formulate Resolutions for the International Conference, be fhe District Council. The Conference adjorrned with a spirit of vision and optomism for the year ahead.
DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
General Superintendent Neff, brethern of the District Council, other officers, fellow ministers, delegates, and friends of the Second Annual Conference of the Cenfral District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church GREETINGS. How pleasant to have this opportunity for fellowship with some of the finest Pilgrims on earth. Many times I have traveled through Arkansas, Iowa, Missouri, and Oklahoma , the states which comprise our great new District. It has been a privilege to enjoy the hospitality of your homes. So often you have inconvenienced yourselves and your children to make a place for your District Superintendent. Your acts of kindness are deeply appreciated. Coming into fellowship with our fine laymen, one can but rejoice as we observe their spirit of devotion. How faithfully Ihey have labored through the years, how earnestly they have prayed, how liberally they have supported the work of the Lord. For all these evidences of the Christian Life we give thanks. We would remember our pastors too. The evidence of sacrifice in the parsonage is with us in many places. Yet these servants of the Lord count it a privilege to labor in this great vineyard, to see hungry souls seeking The Lord,to bring courage to the fearful and strength to the weak. Yes, there are many com- pensations for living in the parsonage that cannot be measured by the yard stick or entered in the bank book. We thank God for our dedicated pastors. Our hearts are heavy as we remember those who were among us last year who are now in heaven. However, we must remember they have exchanged their sword for a crown, and rejoice with them as they praise their Redeemer. We must not languish in sorrow, we must catch the torch from their fallen hands and hold it high that a sin benighted world will know that our Redeemer liveth, and that He can give rest from the weary load of sin. WE WILL CARRY ONt We have now completed the first year as the Central District. The eyes of the entire denomination were focused upon this venture. Many thought the problems of the merger were too great to surmount. Their fears were allayed as the problems failed to materialize. It has been a year of adjustment, but it has also been a year of victory. In some cases the church membership rolls have undergone some revision, resulting in fewer members being recorded. However, we find no reason to believe there are any fewer "flesh and blood" Pilgrims than there were last year. Fact is ,there must be more as I have met new folk in most of our churches with each visit,which prompts me to believe that many folk are now born again Pilgrims who last year were wandering in the paths of sin. To God be the Glory. Two churches have been closed. The Fairview, Okia. church had tour local members, three of whom were past eighty years of age. They felt they could not continue with the church. The property is for sale and the proceeds will be
-10- used to further the work in another piece. At Four Corners, Oklahoma, with a rural location, we held no property. The folk had mostly moved from the com- munity, end it was decided there was little use to continue. On the positive side, a new church has been opened at Bartlesville in co- operation with the Christian Service department of Central Pitgrim College. A very nice property was acquired in the west pert of Barttesville, completely across town from the First Church location. Rev. Bruce Chamberlain served as pastor for some time, then Rev. E. R. Snook came, and now Rev. Jim Adamson is serving as assistant pastor. Many victories have been won in this new venture , and we feel it will be ready to organize in a few months. So far this church has cost the district no money. We thank God for this victory. Several Pilgrim families from across the nation are locating in Tulsa, Oklahoma. A plan is being formulated 10 open a church in Tulsa soon. Central Pilgrim College is cooperating in this challenge. A church and parsonage are available, with personnelt prepared to go. tn this case financial assistance must be given by the district. We need your prayers and help. According to the information available as this report is prepared, the churcles have paid some seventy seven percent (77%) of the budget, with at least thirteen (13) churches paying in full. One church missed by less than ten dollars ($10.00) Some thirty percent (30%) more United Stewardship Fund was paid to the General Church than was paid by this area last year. The General Superintendent should give a little shout at this point. May God richly bless every one for their effort with the budgets Also according to available information, the ministers tithe was about eighty three percent (83%) paid. We thank you for this. All of us believe this can be paid one hundred percent (100%) next year. Much could be said about the work in the local churches, physical improve- ments, financial gains, spiritual victories, but this should be left for the pastors to include in the reports which they will read to this Conference. As we look to the future, we immediately face the Camp meetings. We hope everyone will share in the wonderful spiritual feltowship found at the Camps. Much planning has gone into the Youth Camp to be held at Springfield in conjunction with the Family Camp. Whether at Hopaton or at Springfield, everyone go to Camp meeting. The resolutions Committee has worked on a plan for a district wide Ministerial fellowship for the coming year. A time when the pastors and companions will meet for a time of fellowship and spiritual refreshing. It is hoped the con- ference will pass this resolution. Other important resolutions will be brought for your consideration. The Ways E Means Committee will br'ng us the proposed financial plan for the ensuing year. We trust it will be adopted. We are not asking this Conference to clutter up the Conference journal with meaningless trivia. After all, true progress will be found in revival. And revival will come as we depend more on God and less on the arm of flesh. We will organize, plan, and work as if success was dependent on these very things. Then plan as if everything depended on God. Our churches and our district will have growth commensurate with the extent to which our ministers in any position become Shepherds. Spirit filled Shepherds who will find a way to minister to the entire community, bringing wholeness, through Christ, to the total person. No program or plan can long succeed unless administered by a genuine Shepherd. There are so many who have cooperated to make this a profitable year. We can't name them all, but special thanks to Assistant Superintendent John Wilson, Treasurer G. H. Jenewein, Secretary Dale Kessler, Councilmen Bottenberg, Haltom and Schloeman. Youth President Wayne Lyon, Sunday School Promotional Secretary Ben Bebermayer, Missionary President Mrs. P. E. Brown, and all the other officers and Commitlee members who labored faithfully to see success in our work this year. We also want to thank our General Superintendent M. H. Snyder who presided over this area br the past two years. He is appreciated and loved by alt who knew him. We wish him the best in his new area. To General Superintendent Neff... .Welcome to the Central District. Come as often as possible. The report of the District Superintendents activities are as follows: 1 . Visits to churches 54 2. Visits to pastors other than church visits 71 3. Church Board meetings other than when in Annual meeting 38 4. Church business meetings held other than Annual meeting 3
-11- 5. In addition to above, held the annual meeting for each of the churches. 6. Youth Zone Rally meetings attended 7 7. Council meetings 5 8. Week end or Revival meetings held in local churches 8 9. Served as evangelist for Holiness Camp meeting Illinois 1 10. Attended both Central District Camps 2 11 . Held Zone Ministerial Retreats 2 12. Executive Committee of Board of Trustees tCentral Pilgrim College meetings attended 6 13. C. P. C. Board of Trustees meetings attended . . 14. Church Leaders Conference in Indianapolis attended 1 15. Attended District Youth Camp at Bartlesville 1 16. Attended Regional Sunday School Conference at Denver 1 17. Attended Senior Day at Central Pilgrim College 1 18. Sables dedicated 3 19. Weddings performed, or assisted in 2 20. Persons baptized 10 21 . Sermons preached 148 22. Miles driven in interest of District Work... 28,973 23. District paid for the trip to Indianapolis, in additionto the above mileage. 24. The district mileage and salary is paid in full. 25. Drove en additional 3,483 miles in holding the meetings listed in # 8 above.
Respectfully Submitted,
C. B. Colaw
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
To the second Annual Conference of the Central District of The Pilgrim Holiness Church, Greetings. I count it a great privilege to have served The Lord and the church this past year. I have attended all District Council meetings, and have, to the best of my ability, cooperated with the District Program and District Superintendent, CS. Colaw, to make this first year, a great year for the Central District.
Humbly Yours,
John F. Wilson
SUNDAY SCHOOL PROMOTIONAL SECRETARY'S REPORT
Rev. William,H. Neff, General Superintendent, Rev. Colaw and other members of the Central District Conference, Greetings. It is a pleasure to have a part in the accomplishments of our Sunday School for the past year. Most of the pastors have expressed feelings of growth in their churches, some of which, Will not show as yet in the yearly Sunday School average We wish to express our appreciation to those who have helped to publish the District Bulletins. I have traveled 1900 miles in the interest of Sunday Schools, 700 of which was at my own expense. The trip to the Western Regional Convention was very helpful to all that could attend. I believe that workshops are a necessary part of the future growth of all Sunday Schools. May I say in closing that we appreciate the reports that have come in. This has helped to make for good news, arid an informative bulletin. Finally, let me say that it has been a pleasure to serve God in the capacity of Promotional Secretary of Sunday Schools for the past year. May God bluss you in your work for bigger and better Sunday Schools.
Yours for the lost,
Ben Bebermeyer
-.12- MISSIONARY PRESIDENTS REPORT
To our chairmen, Dr. William H. Neff, General Superintendent, Rev.C. B. Colaw, District Superintendent and to the members of the Central District Conference Greetings. As we hear- our missionaries reports from the field, and also by the news we read in our World Missions' literature, we realize that we are living in a very needy world. Thousands have neither heard the name of Jesus, nor of his power to save from sin. We, as Missionary Society members, have the privilege of helping the missionaries, who are on the field, to carry the wonderful gospel message to the heathen. Our missionary societies have worked very faithfully during the past year. They have collected used clothing and Sunday School literature; made tayettes and awards and rolled bandages, all of which have been sent to various fields. At Christmas, the missionaries were remembered with gift boxes and cash gifts. The societies have sent native worker support, given money to help on the monthly missionary projects, the equipment fund and the District Missionary Society Expense Fund. We appreciate each society member's faithfulness in working, praying and giving for the cause of World Missions. As we begin our work for the coming year, let us strive to work harder, pray more and give all we can to help promote the work of our Missionary Department.
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. P. E. Brown
CENTRAL DISTRICT MISSIONARY SOCIETY
FINANCIAL STATEMENT - June 1963 - June 13, 1964
Receipts Balance brought forward 000.00 Transfer from North Central District, Warrenton 34.40 Hannibal 6.00 St. Louis 77.00 Springfield 6.00 Poplar Bluff 6.00 Jonesboro 3.50 Total 132.90
Expenditures Transferred to District Churh Treasurer 73.50
Balance on hand, Bank of Poplar Bluff, Poplar Bluff, Mo. $59.40
Mrs. I. L. Bilky, District Missionary Treasurer
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON MEMOIRS
Mr. Chairman and the second Annual Conference of The Central District. We treasure in our hearts the memory of those who have been summoned home this past year. They are as follows: Mrs. Alma Weed, member of the St. Louis Church, passed away February 18, 1964. She was a member of the church for many years, and is greatly missed by her family, friends and the church. Rev. R. M. Smelser of Glenwood, Iowa went to his reward July 29, 1963. He was a charter member of the Pacific Junction church and was a loyal member until his death, giving of his life and also his finances to the cause of Christ. Mrs. Anna Ferrell passed away in May 1964 at the rest home in Glenwood. She served the church as Sunday School teacher and youth worker. She is greatly missed. Our beloved Christian friend, Ada Belle McEwen passed away December 18, 1963. She was a member of the Enid Oklahoma church. She will long be remembered for her beautiful life of devotion to God.
-13- Our beloved member' end the church treasurer, Mrs. Iva Hall, of the Alva Pilgrim Church, was called from us to with Jesus last December. Her sweet Christian Character will always be cher sned by those who knew her. Miss Mets Hofen , sister of Hes . Orval Hofen, went to her heavenly home May 16, 964. She was a faithful member of the Alva church, active board member and Church Pianist, having helped in over 100 funerals as well as regular church services Mrs. Amanda Cook, age 79, was a member of the Pleasant View Pilgrim Church and passed away in October 1963. She was a precious saint who has gone to her reward. Mrs. Myrtle Williams, a member of the Eddyville, Iowa church, passed away in August 1963. She was a sincere christian, and died with faith in her Lord. Mrs. Sarah Clarke passed away in May of 1964. She was a faithful christian and member of the First Pilgrim Church of Kansas City.
Respectfully submitted, B. R. Snook Myrtle Rogers Lois Williams
EDUCATION AND EXAMINING BOARD REPORT
We recommend the following For Ordination Harold Gunsalus Wayne Lyon For accepting Ordination Credentials from another denomination Eldon P. FOrks Mrs. Eldon R. Kirks For renewal of District License Robert L. Murrow Jim Adamson Ted Dodd J. M. Snook Dale Kelley Eldon Russell Lois Roberts Mervyn Carver For District License those transferring from other Districts Jim Noons from the Rocky Mountain District Wayne Matthews from the Rocky Mountain District Gerry Plummer from the Kansas District Clint Elliott from the Gulf States District. For District License Virgel Law Rene Colaw Maynard Hinman
RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE REPORT
As adopted by The Conference
I. Be it resolved that our Conference Year close June 30th. Be it further resolved that all reports be completed and sent to the proper District Committees and all District Monies be sent to the District Treasurer by the fifth of July. Be it further resolved that the first quarter of this new Conference Year consist of four months. 2. Be it resolved that resolution # 2 be revoked by this Conference, and that it be replaced by the following: Be it resolved that there be an official District Camp Meeting held in the Springfield Area during the summer of 1965, and further, that the District conference shall immediately precede and be held in conjunction with the Camp Meeting. The dates and times are to be set by the District Council. 3. We recommend that each Pastor be permitted to conduct at least one two- Sunday revival each conference year away from his church. We further recommend that the pastor be given a two weeks vacation. The church will pay the eapense of a supply speaker and the pastorS salary in both cases. 4. Be it resolved that the District Council appoint all District Conference and District Camp meeting committees for the ensuing \ ear, immediately after the current District Conference, and further, that the District Secretary shall immediately notify all committee appointees by letter, and that their names be printed in the District Minutes.
-1 a- 5. The District Secretary shall issue credentials to those entitled to them, during the Conference. 6. We recommend that the Sunday School end Youth Zones now represented in the District be retained. 7. Be it resolved hat there be a District Wide Ministerial Fellowship, end that the District Council arrange for the program, end set the date. 8. Be it resolved that the full membership of the District shall covenant to daily hold up the hands of the District Leaders and Officers with prayer and supplication. 9, In accordance with the Manual, Section 54, Paragraph 1 , item 5, which reads as follows: "To report monthly to the local church board his (the pastors) activities related to the local church; his calls to members and non-members, at hospitals, sermons preached, etc.", Be it resolved that the District Council prepare a form to be used for this monthly report to the local church board, and that the pastor be asked to send a copy of the report to the District Superintendent each month. 10. Be it resolved that each church set a goal of 0% increase in net Church Membership this Conference Year. 1 1 . Be it resolved that each Sunday School strive for a 10% increase in net Sunday School Attendance this Conference Year. 12. Be it resolved that the District Council appoint a District CYC Director, and a District PELT Director, as requested by the General Board of our church. 13. In order to guard against any oversight in compiling the Annual Memorials of the deceased members; Be it resolved that each pastor or church secretary send the names of deceased members to the Chairman of the Com- mittee on Memoirs immediately following the close of each Conference Year. 14. Be it resolved that this year's (1964) Ordination Service, be scheduled for the Sunday Morning Service August 2 at the District Camp Meeting, instead of this District Conference. 1 5. Whereas the resolutions that are presented to the delegates assembled for Annual District Conference by the District Resolutions Committee and the District Ways and Means Committee have far reaching ramifications, and Ihe time does not always permit the delegates to think them through suffeciently, therefore creating unnecessary unintelligent voting many times, therefore. Be it resolved that: The Ways and Means and Resolutions Committees shall prepare prior to Conference and mimeograph copies, listing all resolutions with committee recom- mendations, and shall place said copies in the hands of all delegates no later than ten days before said District Conference. 16. Be it resolved that the Conference express it's appreciation to the Pastor and people of the Springfield Church, by a rising vote of thanks. 17. Be it resolved that a rising Vote of thanks be given our General Superintendent, Dr. Wm. H. Neff, for his words of encouragement, and the excellent manner in which he conducted oi.r Conference. 18. Be it resolved that we give our District Superintendent Brother Colaw and his wife, a rising vote of thanks for their untiring efforts this past year. 19. Be it resolved that we give Brother Lewis a rising vote of thanks for his excellent ministry in song during this Conference, and also to those who assisted at the piano and organ. 20. Be it resolved tf- t we give Brother Ray Snook a rising vote 01 thanks for the excellent manner in which he handled the publicity of this conference.
WAYS AND MEANS COMMtTTEE REPORT
As adopted by the Conference
Be it resolved that each church pay $2.00 for each assessable member per month. This $2.00 will be pro_rated as follows: United Stewardship Fund 34% Dentrel Pilgrim College 20% International Conference Expense 1% District Operational Fund 45% 100% The $2.00 per member is to be sent to the District Treasurer the first of each month. 2. Be it further resolved that each pastor of the conference pay tithe of their ministerial salary to the local church treasurer, who in turn will forward it to the District Treasurer the first of each month, and that the District Treasurer shell place this in The District Operational Fund.
-15- 3. Be it further resolved lhat the District Superintendent shall be paid a salary of $42000.00 per year. He shall be allowed mileage for District work at the rate of eight cents per mile for his car, or other actual travel expenses, and other expenses incidental to his office shall be paid. 4. Be it further resolved that the District Statistician shall receive $50.00 per year, the District Secretary shall receive $100.00 per year, and that the District Treasurer shall be paid $20.00 per month. 5. Be it resolved that the matter of printing the District Conference Minutes be referred to The District Countil. 6. We recommend that from the funds budgeted for Central Pilgrim College, an amount equal to $. 25 per year per assessable member, be allocated for Board of Trustees travel expense, and that an amount equal to $75 per 'year per assessable member, be allocated for District Scholarship Fund. Be it further resolved that the Scholarship fund shall be held by Central Pilgrim College to the Account of Central District until such time as the District Council shall grant such Scholarship. 7. We recommend that each church pay the assessment fees of their pastor and his wife, if they are members of the Ministerial Benefit Association. 8. We recommend that the District pay the assessment fees of the District Superintendent and his wife, if they are members of the Ministerial Benefit Association. 9. Whereas the delegates elected to the Annual District Conference represent The entire local church where they are members, and thereby duly serve the best interests of their local churches, therefore:. Be it resolved that: Each local church pay the traveling expense, lodging and meals of its delegates and pastor, while they are traveling to and from and in attending the Annual District Conference.
AUDITING COMMITTEE REPORT
We, The Auditing Committee, have examined the District Treasurer's Books and have found them correct and in good order. We wish to commend, Brother G. H. Jenewein, in the transition from The North Central District, The South Central District and The Oklahoma District to The Central District, of the funds from each District L. A. Braden, Auditor
CENTRAL DISTRICT TREASURER'S REPORT
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
June 5, 1963 to June 5, 964
G. H. Jenewein, Treasurer
Cash Forward in all departments, June 5, 1962 $ 2148.31
Receipts from North Central District $ 1178.85 Receipts from Oklahoma District 840.93 Receipts from South Central District 128.33
Total receipts $ 2148.31
IBTRlCT OPERATIONAL FUND: Receipts: Received from North Central District $ 696.39 Received from Oklahoma District 667 .00 Received from South Central District 128.53 Receipts from churches 5414.62 Receipts from ministerial tithe 4557 .97 Hopeton Camp cash and pledge receipts 1224. 10 Receipts from other pledges 24.00 Rebate on District telephone 12.68 Hopeton State Bank loan 1000.00
Total credits $13725.29
-16- Disbursements: District Superintendent's salary 4200 .00 District Superintendents milage 1684.56 District Superintendent's expense allowance 57 .94 Superintendent's Ministerial Benefit 29.80 Superintendent's pension plan 259.00 Superintendent's moving expense 283.55 District Secretary's salary 1962-63 30.00 District Secretary's salary 1963-64 100.00 District Treasurer's salary 200.00 District Statistician's salary 962-63 30.00 District Statistician's salary 963-64 50.00 District parsonage payment 1414.00 District parsonage equipment 311 .12 District parsonage utilities 261 .71 District office equipment 536.50 District office supply 313.02 District telephone 487. 15 District Council expense 262.84 District Superintendent's conference 66.68 Out going Superintendent's expense 450.92 District Minutes 452.60 Central Pilgrim College Board travel 70.88 Central Pilgrim College Annual Ad 25.00 W. 0. Boltenberg moving expense 226.76 W. 0. Bottenberg salary supplement 273.24 Miscellaneous expense 10.00 Transfer to Dist. Sunday School department 196.63
Total debits $ 12383.90 June 5, 1964 balance on hand $ 1341.39
UNITED STEWARDSHIP FUND: Receipts: Received from churches $ 3996.62 Disbursements: Sent to J D. Abbott, General Treasurer 3996.62
BIBLE SCHOOL: Receipts: Received from church budgets $ 2437.86 Received from pledges & special gifts 3169.58 Received from camp offering 86.53
Total credits $ 5693.99 Disbursements: Sent to Central Pilgrim College $ 5693.99
PILGRIM PENSION PLAN: Receipts: Received from churches and pastors $ 1232.95 Disbursements: Sent to R. A. Beltz, Pension treasurer $ 1232.95
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FEND: Receipts: June 5, 1963 balance forward $ 69.98 FReceived from churches 117.53
Total credits $ 187.51 June 5, 1964 balance on hand $ 187.51
REGIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL: Receipts: June 5, 1963 balance forward $ 74.56 Disbursements: Sent to J. D. Abbott, General Treasurer $ 74.56
-17- DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL PROMOTION: Receipts: Received from camp offering $ 38.01 Transfer from Dist. Operational fund 196.63
Total credits $ 234.64 Disbursements: Raid for Sunday School bulletins 168.49 Paid for Sunday School supplies 3.15 Regonaf Sunday School defigate expense 63.00
Total debits $ 234.64
DISTRICT CAMP AND CONFERENCE: Receipts: June 3, 1963 balance forward $ 511.85 Received from camp offerings 1080.07 Received from camp registration 87.70 Hopeton Camp transfer 341 .02 District Superintendent love offering 206.86
Total credits $ 2227.50 Disbursements: Paid camp evangelists 850.00 Camp worker's expense 333.05 Camp utilities 60.00 Camp groceries 115.15 Miscellaneous camp expense 41 .92 Camp advertising 15.00 Camp ground care 79.91 District Superintendent love offering 206.86 District Conference expense 261 .40
Total debits $ 1963.29 June 5, 1964 balance on hand $ 264.21
GENERAL CHURCH EXTENSION: Receipts: Received from camp offerings $ 28.60 Received from Easter offering 672.25
Total credits $ 700.85 Disbursements: Sent to J. D Abbott, General Treasurer $ 700.85
GENERAL SUNDAY SCHOOL AND YOUTH: Receipts: Received from church youth projects $ 4.52 Received from Rally Day 223.39
Total credits $ 227.91 Disbursements: Sent to J. D Abbott, General Treasurer $ 227.91
WORLD MISSIONS: Receipts: Received from churches for Missions $ 2854.34 Received for District equipment fund 3.50 Received from camp offerings 110.26 Received from Self Denial offering 728.18
Total credits $ 3696.28 Disbursements: Sent to 3. 0. Abbott, General Treasurer 3892.78 Sent to District Missionary Treasurer 3.50
Total debits $ 3696.28
-18-. SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR DISTRICT YOUTH FUND: Receipts: Received from churches $ 17.00 Total Receipts $ 17.00 Disbursements: Sent to District Youth Treasurer 17.00 Total debits $ 17.00
SUMMARY OF DEPARTMENTS:
Cash forward in all departments June 5, 1963 $ 2148.31
DISTRICT OPERATIONAL FUND: Receipts $13725.29 Debits 12385.90 Balance in department June 5, 1964 $ 1341 .39
UNITED STEWARDSHIP FUND: Receipts $ 3996.62 Debits 3996.62
BIBLE SCHOOL: Receipts: $ 5693.99 Debits 5693.99
PILGRIM PENSION PLAN: Receipts: $ 1232.95 Debits 1232.95
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FUND: Receipts: $ 187.51 Balance in department June 6, 1964 $ 187.51
REGIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL: Receipts $ 74.56 Debits 74.56
DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL PROMOTION: Receipts $ 234.64 Debits 234.64
DISTRICT CAMP AND CONFERENCE: Receipts $ 2227.50 Debits 1963.29 Balance in department June 5, 1964 $ 254.21
GENERAL CHURCH EXTENStON: Receipts $ 700.85 Debits 700.85
GENERAL SUNDAY SCHOOL AND YOUTH: Receipts $ 227.91 Debits 227.91
WORLD MISSIONS: Receipls $ 3696.28 Debits 3696.28
SPECIAL DEFAFRTMEMT FOR DISTRICT YOUTA: Receipts $ 17.00 Debits 17.00 Cash on hand all departments June 5, 1964 $ 1793.11 Respectfully Submitted, G. H. Jenewein, Dist. Tress. CHURCHES WITH 100% OF UNITED DISTRICT BUDGETS PAID
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Louis 206.09 315.35 18.30 575.74 97.92 116.04 100.00 8.03 321 .99 253.75 Springfield Stanley 1743.67 1743.67 1743.67 1743.67 Steele 32.20 264.85 297.05 32.80 255.15 287.95 9.10 Warrenton 36.51 255.93 21.98 12.38 326.80 184.14 73.02 12.38 269.54 57.26 Webster Grove 779.07 17.89 13.72 810.68 138.11 672.57 810.68 767.37 8632.19 180.98 70.86 238.41 9889.81 2277.02 2560.47 4101 .44 86.22 9025.15 864.66 STATISTICAL F airview Alva REPORT Four Corners Enid Des Moines Council Blackwell Bartlesville Eddyville Warrenton Paragould Steele Glenwood Caruthersville Kansas City Newkirk Webster Grove YOUTH SOCIETY St. Hot Sorinos Hope ton Henryetta Hannibal Oklahoma City Mexico Jonesboro Pleasant View Pacific Stanley Springfield Poplar Louis Bluffs Bluff Junction 120 .0 422 WU' 16 10 15 15 19 14 50 17 11 15 30 28 22 19 15 1 6 Ut 160 .0 < 15 45 15 11 11 U) 5 E 15 U' U) > 0 9 4 1 6 5 6 9 8 .0 20 10 14 U' E 12 C. 91 w 0 0 fl 7 5 1 8 5 2 2 5 13 .0 45 I U) E C. U' 1) C. C. 0 c 0 9 3 4 8 8 362 65 14 14 26 10 15 27 10 42 24 21 24 28 18 hip 8 8 Members 8 Tolal 10 32 o 11 CU 9 2 55 1 11 92 (U CU 0 2 1 8 1 7 6 1 =t) O.Z 11 10 10 45 3 2 2 3 4 655 40 50 49 13 64 52 38 52 50 38 47 48 42 12 48 6 Held 6 Meetings 125 374 21 10 15 29 40 18 29 15 17 27 8 6 6 8 333 78 10 16 16 17 12 26 23 35 17 16 17 24 8 6 6 6 No No Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes CharteredSoc iety 10 3 Rol 3 Servicemen on RECEIPTS EXPENDITURES 0 fit () S > - ° S YOUTH SOCIETY C - -C C 7 fit a CD Ut 0 C FINANCIAL 08 3 CD L 0 0 >- c I REPORT 0 DC > L H a Inc L C CD C -C In -0 00 cc U.. (DL fit C) (flJ 0 - (DO Co Ca ... Co 0 0 c_C DtD) 0 fl OU 0 H J 0 O..I HO 1 00 F- 0 Alva 20.16 32.97 53.13 48.50 1.57 50.07 3.06 Bartlesville 46.11 151.77 197.88 50.30 7.83 50.80 108.93 88.95 Blackwell 4.80 12.38 17.18 17.18 Caruthersvilte 18.87 .56 19.43 .56 .56 18.87 Council Bluffs Des Moines 38.SY 135.69 174.36 50.26 27.00 6.50 64.43 148.19 26.17 Eddyville 20.61 26.11 46.72 41 .87 41 .87 4.85 Enid 10.96 10.96 6.62 6.62 4.34 Fairview Four Corners G enwoo d Hannibal Henryetta Hopeton Hot Springs Jonesboro 13.32 43.20 56.52 41.03 5.00 46.03 10.49 Kansas City Mexico N ewki rk Oklahoma City Pacific Junction 3.70 4.73 8.43 8.43 Paragould Pleasant View Poplar Bluf4 19.21 53.69 72.90 14.20 40.00 6.00 60.20 12.70 St. Louis 29.86 9.60 39.46 4.52 21.00 1.20 26.72 12.74 Springfield Stanley 8.06 11.88 19.94 13.00 13.00 6.94 Steele Warrenton 26.41 60.50 86.91 11.18 22.50 4.00 9.60 47.28 39.63 Webster Grove 249.78 554.04 803.82 220.04 104.80 52.35 40.12 122.56 9.60 549.47 254.35 c ive s ts h n r e c c 01 ip MISSIONARY io :3 e s c lan SOCIETY Rece hur TFEASURER5 L s Mis Re (U Ba REPORT l C 'ing l a ld Sc (U h ta (U 0 OLL Ofler Loc To Cas Wor F- Alva 1.55 58.94 60.49 5.95 44.35 50.30 10.19 30.00 Barllesville 9.42 304.06 313.48 21 .76 245. 10 266.86 46.62 159.76 8lackwell 6.76 105.15 111 .91 20.67 75.21 95.88 16.03 38.68 Carulhersvjlle 33.24 37.36 70.60 4.00 33.99 37.99 32.61 85.00 Council E3luffs 3.99 61 .83 65.82 62.50 62.50 3.32 Des Moines 16.34 85.00 101.34 24.83 51.96 76.79 24.55 50.00 Eddyville 17.50 88.25 105.75 29.31 56.44 85.75 20.00 58.05 Enid Fairview Four Corners Glenwood 9.94 27.17 37.11 21.00 21.00 16.11 Hannibal 8.63 304.69 313.32 16.29 292.00 308.29 125.03 125.00 Hen ryelta Hopeton 17.77 188.70 206.47 1.00 31.73 134.00 166.73 39.74 50.00 Hot Springs 127.75 127.75 117.40 117.40 10.35 50.00 Jonesboro 4.74 75.90 80.64 15.52 61.48 77.00 3.64 9.75 Kansas City 24.87 615.48 640.35 618.92 618.92 21.43 80.00 Mexico Newki rk Oklahoma City Pacific Junc(ion 75.19 144.27 219.46 26.20 10.00 133.87 170.07 49.39 Paragould Pleasant View 27.66 114.63 142.29 17.99 112.00 129.99 1 2.30 Poplar Stuff 213.77 213.77 174.84 6.00 27.85 208.69 5.08 55.00 St. Louis 26.98 78.29 105.27 85.30 85.30 19.97 30.00 Springfield 47.05 110.71 157.76 20.04 6.00 92.69 118.73 39.03 55.00 Stanley 12.55 109.06 121.61 51.34 63. 16 114.50 7.11 Steele Warrenton 8.69 119.29 127.98 38.09 77.40 115.49 12.49 27.57 Webster Drove .80 99.54 100.34 32.34 68.00 100.34 85.00 353.67 3069.84 3423.51 500.17 12.00 41.73 2474.62 3028.52 394.99 988.81 - -3 (0 cc wg • 0> - r I • ;w - J • w•. I D a to to (0 - U) 0000 -a Sermons Preached (0th Songs Sung Prayer Meetings Conducted (0 0(0 —too Calls Made 0 0(0 000 Revivals or Week- End Meetings to to Seeking Regeneration Seeking Sanctification Total Prayed With - to 0 (0 For Healing Children Dedicated -a (0 — (0 Weddings Funerals 0) 0) (a to Support U) •0 0 0 0 0 0 to U) to Miles Traveled 0 U) 0 Advocate Subscrip.iobs PREPARE FOR TOMOROWI CENTRAL PILGRIM COLLEGE SERVING THE WEST --D B P A R T M B N T 5-- BIBLE COLLEGE (B A. Degree in Bible; Th. B. in Religion; 5 year Th. B SCHOOL OF SACRED MUSIC (Voice, Instrumental, Group) JUNIOR COLLEGE (2 Year Course in Liberal Arts) FULLY ACCREDITED HIGH SCHOOL (Grade 12) FALL REGISTRATION: SEPTEMBER 7, 1964 FOR INFORMATION, WRITE: Director of Admissions Ceotrml Pilgrim College Bartleoville, Oklahoma