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CHURCH OF GOD 1965 YEARBOOK of the CHURCH OF GOD
R. EUGENE STERNER Registrar
PUBLISHED BY Executive Council of the Church of God DIVISION OF CHURCH SERVICE P.O. BOX 2420 • ANDERSON, IND.
PRICE $3.00 FOREWORD GUIDE TO CONTENTS The certification of ministers and churches in the Church of God Move Page ment is done by the respective state or area ministerial assemblies. For Foreword ______2 this and other reasons the state ministerial assembly is assuming greater proportions in strength and in scope of work. The ministers and churches In Memoriam ______------4 listed in this Yearbook have been certified by the various ministerial Directory of General Church Agencies ------5~ 13 assemblies which bear the responsibility for approving registration and for performing the sacred function of ordination. General Agencies Information _ ------14-3 5 Directory of Home Missionaries ------25 The office of Church Service does not exercise ecclesiastical authority in such matters. It does seek to gather helpful information relating to Directory of Foreign Missionaries ------28-29 both ministers and churches, and to make this information available as Regional I nformation ------______3 6-44 it is needed in time of pastoral changes and for other purposes. State Information ------______4 5-71 In order to facilitate the necessary working relationships among the Key to Ab breviati o ns ------7 2 several state ministerial assemblies, the roster of state officers and the Ministerial Listing ------73-129 times and places of principal meetings are assembled. To facilitate work ing relationships between the national agencies and the church at large, Congregational Listing ------130-167 a directory of national agency personnel and a listing of information Statistical Summary ------168-169 relating to the activities of those national agencies are provided, also. Chaplains ___ ------17 0 The Yearbook is thus intended to be a useful handbook for each person Helpful Information ------171-17 6 actively engaged in the church's work. It is a monumental task each year to assemble all the detailed information necessary through the registration of each and every minister and church. This is necessary because in IMPORTANT! formation must always be kept current and accurate insofar as it is The Office of Church Service attempts to keep-up-to-date information on the humanly possible. following: Each user of this Yearbook is urged to get acquainted with its contents, to 1. Churches become aware of what help it provides, and to make suggestions for its 2. Ministers improvement. Suggestions do come from time to time. These are always 3. State and area organizations carefully considered and while some of them may not be practical to 4. Officers of such organizations work out right away, it might well be that they will prove very useful 5. Conventions, Ministers' Meetings, etc. later. 6. Chaplains in Service (correct addresses) As always, I owe a great debt of gratitude to the girls in my office All changes of address, dates of meetings, election of state or area officers, etc. Mrs. Lois Forsberg, my able assistant, along with Mrs. Gloria Smith and Miss Charlene Voth, who must see to it that every "i" is dotted and every should be reported to Church Service. In helping this way, you help yourself. "t" is crossed. God bless them for their patience and their dedication. Write to:
Here, then, is the Yearbook of the Church of God for 1965. I hope DIVISION OF CHURCH SERVICE you will find it increasingly useful. ExECUTIVE CouNciL OF THE CHURCH OF GoD -R. Eugene Sterner Box 2420, Anderson, Indiana 46011 Phone 317-642-0256
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GENERAL MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY IN MEMORIAM Officers and Executive Committee Business Committee Harold W. Boyer, Chairman Marvin J. Hartman Gabriel P. Dixon, Vice-Chairman 1965 George A. Edes Ray Keith, Recording Secretary C. Lowrey Quinn W. Albert Donaldson Arlo F. Newell Ard, Ida Coasey McDilda, Kate Harold A. Conrad 1966 Albert J. Kempin John A. Morrison Beamon, Robert Mitschelen, Guy N. Program and Pulpit Committee-1965 Sethard A. Beverly Dewayne B. Bell, Vice-Chairman 1967 Denver H. Smoot Castor, T. E. Myers, C. H. Ross H. Minkler !1965 Sam Hines J. H. Burchett Adam W. Miller, Chairman 1968 Chapman, Clinton K. Neal, Elmer C. Cecil M. Washington 1966 Boyce Blackwelder Historian-John W. V. Smith Dyer, George W. Nelson, Maude E. Paul A. Jenkins 1967 Parliamentarian-Adam Miller Charles V. Weber, Secretary Fair, I. J. Olson, George W.
Hawkins, Stanley G. Price, Rollie K. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Box 2420 Hayhurst, Ernest R. Rawie, Fred E. 1303 E. 5th Street Anderson, Indiana 46011 Phone Area Code 317-642-0255 Hechinger, Paul J. Scott, Andrew Officers Assembly Representatives Hicks, James R. Shaw, Ernest E. Charles V. Weber, Executive Secretary Harold W. Boyer Marvin J. Hartman, Chairman Gabriel P. Dixon Carl M. Poe, Vice-Chairman Ray Keith House, Mary E. Stilton, Ira J. T. Franklin Miller, Recording Secretary Paul A. Tanner, Treasurer Elected Members Hull, Joel H. Stuart, J. W. Director of World Service Division R. Eugene Sterner 1965~~~~~tAM~hl:;s Director of Church Service Division Evans Marshall Johnson, Alice Turk, J. C. Charles V. Weber Ross Minkler Director of General Service Division 1966 Loren Rohr Van Hoose, Martin Luther Emery C. Williams Johnson, Annie W. Executive Committee Milburn H. Miller Wilford L. Denton Marvin J. Hartman, Chairman Jones, John M. Watkins, Charles H. 1967 {E. E. Kardatzke Carl M. Poe, Vice-Chairman Robert G. Lindemuth T. Franklin Miller, Recording Secretary Paul J. Shrock Kent, Marvin G. Wells, Hazel C. William B. Eddy 1968 William B. Eddy W. E. Reed Otis L. Johnson Kernodle, E. L. Werner, Frederick E. E. Wolfram Carl M. Poe Harold W. Boyer 1969 Marvin J. Hartman Kolar, Julia Williamson, G. D. Board Representatives Denver H. Smoot Steele C. Smith 1970 Zanders, Leonard R. Lester A. Crose Lewis, N. Pearl W. E. Reed Robert H. Reardon McClure, James T. Franklin Miller E. E. Wolfram Louis F. Gough
See page 13 for addresses of laymen listed above 4 5 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL (Continued) EXECUTIVE COUNCIL (Divisions-Continued) DIVISIONS COMMISSION ON CHRISTIAN HIGHER EDUCATION Box 2420 Box 2420 Anderson, Indiana 46011 1303 E. Fifth St. Anderson, Indiana 46011 Members-At-Large Phone Area Code 317-642-0256 James Earl Massey Marvin W. Baker, Secretary World Service Church Service General Service Hollie Sharpe Fred Vines W. W. King Adam W. Miller Kenneth E. Jones B. Gale Hetrick John W. V. Smith Steele C. Smith Herschell Rice Lester A. Crose Roscoe Snowden R. Eugene Sterner Charles V. Weber W. E. Reed W. E. Reed Melvin Miller J. Clifford Thor Emery Williams Luther Moore Robert H. Reardon Institutional Members Louis F. Gough Gene W. Newberry Frank A. Towers T. Franklin Miller Norman Beard Forest F. Carlson Robert A. Nicholson, Chairman-Anderson College Steele C. Smith R. Eugene Sterner, W. E. Reed T. Franklin Miller, Vice-Chairman-Board of Christian Education E. E. Wolfram Director Lester A. Crose Marvin H. Lindemuth, Warner Pacific College Robert J. Hazen T. Franklin Miller Gene W. Newberry, Graduate School of Theology Robert H. Reardon Thomas J. Sawyer Associate Members Ross H. Minkler E. E. Wolfram Paul A. Tanner, Director Dale Oldham J. Milton Chugg, Alberta Bible Institute Paul A. Tanner Fred Shackleton, Arlington College Louis F. Gough Max R. Gaulke, Gulf Coast Bible College Robert A. Nicholson Nellie Snowden Charles V. Weber, Director
COMMISSIONS COMMISSION ON SOCIAL CONCERNS Box •2420 Anderson, Indiana 46011 Elected Members RADIO AND TELEVISION COMMISSION Isaac W. Mitchell Addie Wyatt, Sec. Box 2007 James Anderson David Jenkins 1965 P. Edgar Williams 1967 M. LaVern Norris, Chm. 1303 E. 5th Street Anderson, Indiana 46011 {Adolfo Pesquera {B. Gale Hetrick Phone Area Code 317-642-0259 Madelyn Hartman Harold Achor Pansy Brown Officers and Staff Commission Members Robert Culp, Vice-Chairman George Blackwell, Chairman K. Y. Plank 1966 Leroy Falling Cecil Baldwin, Vice-Chairman 1965 {Cecil W. Baldwin {Loren Smith Donald Collins, Recording Secretary George Blackwell Jack Anderson Dale Oldham, Executive Director and Speaker 1966 {David Cox Jack Odell, Program Director Board Representatives Paul Yerden, Promotion Manager 1967 Vernon Guttenfelder Robert H. Reardon, Anderson College 1968 Paul Jenkins T. Franklin Miller, Board of Christian Education 1969 Donald Collins M. Maurice Caldwell, Board of Church Extension and Home Missions 1970 Lester A. Crose, Missionary Board E. E. Wolfram, Board of Pensions Louis F. Gough, Warner Pacific College See page 13 for addresses of laymen listed above Steele C. Smith, Warner Press Nellie Snowden, National Woman's Missionary Society Ex officio Members R. Eugene Sterner Charles V. Weber See page 13 for addresses of laymen listed above
6 7 ANDERSON COLLEGE BOARD OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Anderson, Indiana 46011 Box 2458 Phone Area Code 317-644-1261 1303 E. 5th Street Anderson, Indiana 46011 Officers Paul Froehlich Robert H. Reardon, President 1966 Harold E. Achor, Ch. Phone Area Code 317-642-0257 Robert A. Nicholson, Dean of the College and {Kenneth E. Kinion Officers Vice-President Ray W. Keith Arlo Newell, Chairman {A. R. Cochran Gene W. Newberry, Adam Macholtz Leonard Snyder, Vice-Chairman 1965 Vera Kardatzke Dean of the School of Theology 1967 Isom R. Crockett T. Franklin Miller, Executive Secretary SArlo Newell C. L. Edwards, Treasurer and Business Manager {Walter R. Gatton 1966 1Bessie Willowby Executive Committee Jack D. Hutchison Board of Directors {Leroy Fulton Robert H. Reardon, Chairman Wilbur Schield Leonard Snyder, President 1967 Leonard Snyder Robert A. Nicholson, Secretary to the Committee 1968 Marvin W. Baker Donald Courtney, Vice-President {Leslie Ratzlaff Harold E. Achor T. Franklin Miller, Secretary-Treasurer {Glen Marshall 1968 Dwight Dye Marvin W. Baker Donald C. Ritchey Lottie Franklin George W. Blackwell Arlo Newell {Maurice Mauch Donald C. Ritchey Victor Gritzmacher 1969 Milo Chapman 1969 fDenzel Lovely Officers of Alumni Association l Maurice Caldwell 1970 { Joseph W. Espey, Director rOscar T. Simpson Arlo F. Newell, President Howard Kardatzke, Vice-President 1970 INTERNATIONAL YOUTH CONVENTION Jan ice Elston, Secretary Board of Trustees l- Box 2478 E. J. Morris, Jr. } 1303 E. 5th Street Anderson, Indiana 46011 George W. Blackwell 1965 Phone Area Code 317-642-0257 Flavy B. Brown, Jr. Lawrence C. Reynolds Officers James Edwards, President Sharon Weimer, Secretary BOARD OF CHURCH EXTENSION AND HOME MISSIONS Bruce Reinhardt, Vice-President T. Franklin Miller, Treasurer Box 2069 Anderson, Indiana 46011 Kenneth G. Prunty, Executive Director Phone Area Code 317-644-4489 Officers Board Members MISSIONARY BOARD Gene W. Newberry, President J. L. Hatchel Roy Creamer, Vice-President Box 2498 1965 {C. Ralph Fox W. E. Reed, Executive Secretary-Treasurer Nellie Snowden 1303 E. 5th Street Anderson, Indiana 46011 Board of Directors Paul Robinson Phone Area Code 317-642-0258 Gene W. Newberry 1966 {0. C. Lewis Board Members-Continued Roy Creamer Charles Richardson Officers W. E. Reed Adam W. Miller, President Lester A. Crose Gabriel Dixon W. W. King, Vice-President Donald A. Noffsinger 1967 Hollie Sharpe 1966 {W. W. King Harold E. Smith {Archie Kinion Lester A. Crose, Secr·etary-Treasurer John Robbs Loyd E. Hargett J. Edgar Smith, Assistant Secretary Wilma Perry Robert Reitz Paul Jenkins 1968 Francis Jolliff Exe-cutive Committee 1967 {R. Eugene Sterner Department of Church Building { C. T. Boyd, Jr. H. C. Heffren Adam W. Miller V. J. Gritzmacher, Secretary George G. Blough W.W.King David W. Gaulke Merle L. Bosworth, Loan Consultant 1968 Harold Boyer 1969 E. B. Whalen Lester A. Crose { John S. Kane, Architectural Adviser {A. 0. Jenkins J. Edgar Smith Lowell Hunt James E. Austin, Campaign Director Hallie Patterson Hallie Patterson J. Lloyd Brown, Campaign Director 1969 Edgar Williams Ralph W. Phile, Investment Field Representative 1970 {- Board Members {Glenn I. Beach Department of Evangelism Clarence W. Wright} Louis P. Meyer, Secretary Adam W. Miller 1965 Isham E. (Joe) Crane, Associate Secretary C. Lowrey Quinn 1970 {------A. Wayne Johnson, Coordinator of Men's Work Department of Home Missions Maurice Caldwell, Secretary Naomi Randall, Associate Secretary See page 13 for addresses of laymen listed above See page 13 for addresses of laymen listed above 8 9 BOARD OF PENSIONS WARNER PRESS, INC. Box 2299 1303 E. 5th Street Anderson, Indiana 46011 Box 2499 Box 1119 Phone Area Code 317-642-0257 Anderson, Indiana 46011 San Jose, California Officers Board Members Phone Area Code 317-644-7721 Phone Area Code 408-CY 5-4295 Everett A. Hartung, President Richard Hartman Glenn Falls, Vice-President 1965 Lawrence E. Brooks Ewald E. Wolfram, {Merle Bosworth Officers rC. Herbert Joiner Executive Secretary-Treasurer Roscoe Snowden { Steele C. Smith, President 1967 lWarren C. Roark Executive and Investment Committee 1966 Walter Woodward J. Leonard Helvering Burt E. Coody James R. Hasty, Executive Vice-President Everett A. Hartung, Chairman { Loren A. Owen, Vice-President-Merchandise Glenn Falls, Vice-Chairman 1967 Glenn Falls r•nry G. Johnson Everett A. Hartung Charles F. Wilson, Vice-President-Sales 1968 Elmer Rich Burt E. Coody C. E. Brown Roscoe Snowden 1968 {Harold A. Conrad Oscar J. Flynt, Treasurer Donald A. Noffsinger, Secretary Merle Bosworth {Dewayne B .Bell E. E. Wolfram-Ex Officio 1969 {~------Harold L. Phillips, Editor in Chief 1969 George W. Buck Richard I. Schieck Directors {Paul A. Tanner Dale Oldham, Chairman 1970 Hillery C. Rice Harold L. Phillips, Vice-Chairman James E. Massey Hillery C. Rice, Secretary James R. Hasty rRobert A. Nicholson Oscar J. Flynt 1971 lClarence C. Perry Steele C. Smith Rolla 0. Swisher Warren C. Roark tOral Withrow Clara T. Hall, Recording Secretary 1972 James R. Hasty WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE lLowell Wilson 2219 S.E. 68th Avenue Publication Board Portland, Oregon Leon C. Atwell 1973 J Dale Oldham } 1965 Executive Committee Board of Trustees-Continued Harold L. Phillips l Louis F. Gough, Chairman A. A. Blankenship J. Horace Germany } Arthur C. Ely Joe Davis Ervin Eudy David Martin 1966 Bill Watson Estel Gulick Herschell D. Rice Samuel E. Hooker 1966 V. H. Guttenfelder Harold Stevens Samuel E. Hooker E. F. Moore Howard C. Kernutt Officers of the Publication Board Wilbur B. Skaggs Harold Stevens Bill Watson Herschell D. Rice, Chairman-1967 Officers, Alumni Association Howard E. Baker Paul A. Tanner, Vice-Chairman-1966 Howard W. Leverett, President Calvin A. Brallier Gene Scrivner, Vice-President Edgar L. Busch Clara T. Hall, Secretary-1965 Myron G. Forsyth, Secretary Ken Johnson W. Harold Davidson, Director 1967 Aaron Kerr Board of Trustees Wilbur B. Skaggs Clarence Smith William 0. Carrell 1 Burns Tallman Arthur C. Ely l Nina (Powell) Van Leslie M. Finch der Veur Joe Gilliam 1965 Bill Johnson E. F. Moore Don Schmidt J Trostel Werth
See page 13 for addresses of laymen listed above See page 13 for addresses of laymen listed above 10 11 LAYMEN NATIONAL WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY (Listed on pages 5-12 ) Box 2328 Achor, Harold E., 1110 Van Buskirk Rd., Anderson, Ind. 1303 E. 5th St. Anderson, Indiana 46011 Blackwell, George W., 908 High St., Anderson, Ind. Blough, George A., 23823 113th Pl., Edmonds, Wash. Phone Area Code 317-642-0258 Brown, Pansy, 4127 8th St., N.W., Washington, D.C. Executive Committee Creamer, Roy, Greenwood Village, Greenwood, Ind. Davis, Joe, 2310 N.W. 100th, Seattle, Wash. Nellie Snowden, President Hallie Patterson, Executive Secretary, Edwards, James, 1515 Chester St., Anderson, Ind. Treasurer Elston, Janice, 42044 Clemmons, Plymouth, Mich. Ina Minkler, Vice-President Eudy, Ervin, 10617 Cochran, Arlington, Calif. Frances Woodward, Secretary Lucile Towers, Parliamentarian Falling, Leroy, Kinlichee Boarding School, Ganado, Ariz. Lestie Pletcher, Historian Falls, Glenn, 1704 Falls Ct., Anderson, Ind. Finch, Leslie M., 4535 S.W. Cullen Blvd., Portland, Ore. Lorena Keith Helen Curtis Wilma Weir Flynt, Oscar J., 1708 E. 3rd St., Anderson, Ind. Forsyth, Myron G., 16211 Lake Forest Blvd., Lake Oswego, Ore. Myrtle Donaldson Axchie Bolitho Virginia Taves Fox, C. Ralph, 5606 Chesterbrook Rd., Washington 16, D.C. Arlene Mauch Mary Raymond Dorothy Vitzthum Froehlich, Paul, 208 Engle St., Tenafly, N.J. Helen Miller Hall, Clara T., 711 High St., Anderson, Ind. Hartman, Madelyn, 804 Botham, St. Joseph, Mich. Hartman, Richard, Republic State Life, Sikeston, Mo. Hartung, Everett. 1047 Broadway, Anderson, Ind. Hasty, James R., 1920 E. 7th St., Apt. 4, Anderson, Ind. Helvering, J. Leonard, 21 Colony Rd., Anderson, Ind. Hutchison, Jack D., 1410 Stoneygate Lane, Columbus, Ohio Johnson, Bill, 4223 S.E. 67th Ave., Portland, Ore. Johnson, Ken, 2455 N. E. 160th, Bellevue, Wash. Kardatzke, Howard, 1516 Sparton Village, Mich. State Univ., E. Lansing, Mich. Kardatzke, Vera, 8325 Maple, Wichita, Kan. Lewis, 0. C., Sikeston, Mo. Lindemuth, Marvin, Warner Pacific College, 2219 S.E. 68th Ave., Portland, Ore. Lindemuth, Robert G., 402 Warner Ave., Olympia, Wash. Macholtz, Adam, 1699 River Ridge Rd., St. Joseph, Mich. Martin, David, 593 E. Fernleaf Ave., Pomona, Calif. Minkler, Everett, 1211 Romney Way, Pasadena 2, Calif. Moore, E. F., 8326 S.E. Stark, Portland, Ore. Noffsinger, Donald A., 240 Graceland Ave., Anderson, Ind. Norris, M. La Vern, 424 Coventry Dr., Anderson, Ind. Odell, Jack, R. 1, Lyndon Station, Wis. Owen, Loren A., 1410 E. 8th St., Anderson, Ind. Patterson, Hallie, 1920 E. 7th St., Vickers Apt. W 4, Anderson, Ind. Perry, Clarence C., 2321 S.E. 76th Ave., Portland 15, Ore. Pesquera, Adolfo, 1722 Trenton, Corpus Christi, Tex. Reinhardt, Bruce, R. 2, Box 277, Benton, Harbor, Mich. Reitz, Robert, 36 Spring Valley Dr., Anderson, Ind. Ritchey, Donald C., 1430 E. Sandusky St., Findlay, Ohio Robbs, John, 526 Walnut St., Anderson, Ind. Rohr, Loren, 7112 Lyons, Houston, Tex. Schield, Wilbur L., East City Limits, Waverly, Iowa Schmidt, Don, 2440 46th Ave., Longview, Wash. Sharpe, Hollie, Morehead State College, Morehead, Ky. Simpson, Oscar T., 12661 Outlook Dr., Los Altos, Calif. Smith, Clarence, 911 E. Myrtle, Visalia, Calif. Smith, Harold E., 309 Coventry Dr., Anderson, Ind. Smith, Loren, 831 Sweet Acres, St. Albans, W.Va. Snowden, Nellie, 432 Coventry Dr., Anderson, Ind. Stevens, Harold, 8908 N.E. Hgwy. 99, Vancouver, Wash. Tallman, Burns, 1116 Vista Pl., Edmonds, Wash. Van der Veur, Nina, 903 Polaris Dr., Grass Valley, Calf. Watson, Bill, Box 112, Toppenish, Wash. Weimer, Sharon, 311 S. lOth St., Lamar, Colo. Werth, Trostel, 18549 S.E. Tibbets Ct., Gresham, Ore. Willowby, Bessie, 414 W. 9th, La Junta, Colo. Wilson, Lowell, 505 College, Vincennes, Ind. Woodward, Walter, R. 5, Box 472, Bedford, Ind. Wright, Clarence, 248 Florence Ave., Oakland, Calif. See pages 34 and 35 for addresses of laymen listed above Wyatt, Addie, 8317 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, Ill. 12 These agencies are: THE GENERAL MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY Executive Council of the Church of God Division of Church Service OF THE CHURCH OF GOD Division of General Service Division of World Service The General Ministerial Assembly came into being to meet a normal Commission on Christian Higher Education need in the Church of God Reformation Movement. Radio and Television Commission Commission on Social Concerns In the beginning of this movement a handful of workers met infor Anderson College mally to plan, report and make decisions which would guide the Board of Christian Education workers. As the movement grew, ministers spread out over the coun Board of Church Extension and Home Missions Missionary Board try where centers of work were established and clusters of congrega Board of Pensions tions soon formed around these centers. Warner Pacific College The need for these leaders to meet together to share, fellowship, Warner Press transact business and plan ahead brought about an annual meeting or The General Ministerial Assembly gives direction and guidance to assembly. The General Ministerial Assembly grew out of this need. these boards and agencies and annually these agencies report to the It was organized under its present name in 1917. A simple set of Assembly. The Assembly adopts an annual World Service budget bylaws was adopted which governed the group until 1925 when a which is for the support of the various aspects of the church's world wide work. more complete constitution and bylaws were voted. As the Church of God has grown, the need for the mature judgment Working Relationship of General Ministerial Assembly of the General Ministerial Assembly has become more necessary. and Its Agencies The Church of God is composed of many people in many congrega tions scattered all around the world. The General Ministerial Assembly GENERAL MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY is the most representative body within the Church of God. It is a vol untary assembly composed of ordained ministers in good and regular standing who are present, unordained ministers who are pastors or ANDERSON COLLEGE full-time associate pastors of recognized congregations, and laymen CHRISTIAN EDUCATION PENSIONS who are elected or appointed members of the Executive Council, a EXECUTIVE --1 COUNCIL subordinate board, committee or commission of the Assembly. In the CHURCH EXTENSION ---1 WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE 1964 Assembly 908 members registered. '• Through this wide representation the world mission and concern of MISSIONARY BOARD ' WARNER PRESS the Church of God can be expressed unitedly and its worldwide work can be approached cooperatively. DIVISION OF COMMISSION ON The cooperative worldwide work in the main is carried on by duly CHURCH SERVICE CHRISTIAN HIGHER EDUCATION authorized boards and agencies serving to help all our churches do DIVISI·ON OF together what they could never accomplish separately. Through the RADIO AND GENERAL SERVICE TELEVISION COMMISSION General Ministerial Assembly, our worldwide agencies are set up, and to them was delegated responsibility for particular areas of co DIVISION OF COMMISSION ON operative work. WORLD SERVICE SOCIAL CONCERNS
14 15 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF THE CHURCH OF GOD The responsibilities of the Council include coordination, public relations, and long-range planning. There are aspects of the complex work of the church that are outside the Throughout the year the Executive Council functions through an Execu specific administrative functions of the general boards. To provide for all tive Committee of seven members and an Executive Secretary, and its work such activities as well as to co-ordinate the varied work carried on by is carried on through Divisions and Commissions. Charles V. Weber is eight agencies, the General Ministerial Assembly has created the Executive Executive Secretary. Council. In 1932 the General Ministerial Assembly authorized the organization of DIVISIONS an Executive Council to represent the Church of God and the General In three areas of work this Council functions through Divisions: Ministerial Assembly in legal matters. In 1954 and 1957 the General Min isterial Assembly broadened the structure of the Executive Council, 1. The Division of General Service is responsible for inter-agency rela enlarging its membership and increasing its responsibility. In 1962 the tions, public relations, general coordination of our national church Assembly approved the reorganization of the Council under a later law work and general long-range, creative planning for cooperative action. the "Not-for-profit Corporation Act of 1935." This allows for operation 2. The Division of World Service is responsible for promotion and fund under current laws. raising in the church and bears primary responsibility for raising the The membership of the Council consists of 26 persons. Sixteen of these annual budget to meet the needs approved by the General Ministerial are elected by the General Ministerial Assembly and are not to be members Assembly. or employees of any of our general boards. The chairman, vice-chairman 3. The Division of Church Service is responsible for Ministerial Aid, regis and recording secretary of the General Ministerial Assembly are members. tration, and the preparation of the Yearbook. This is the area in which One member appointed by each general board makes up the rest of the the Executive Council as such tries to be of service to the churches. In Council. this area it may conduct studies and surveys to place before pastors With 19 members representing the General Ministerial Assembly and and leaders pertinent information on the life and work of the church, seven members representing the general boards, the Executive Council pro and be responsible also for coordinating the services offered to the vides a "round table" around which all of the general interests of the church church at large. may meet for creative planning, for promotion of our World Service work, for better co-ordination of the work, and better service to the church. Thus, COMMISSIONS it provides an avenue through which the General Ministerial Assembly and For the purpose of coordination and administration in specific areas of the boards discuss their mutual interests and share their mutual concerns. work not already delegated to other boards, committees or divisions, the Efforts are made to elect members so that every geographical area of the Executive Council may function through Commissions authorized by this country will be represented. Fourteen states are represented in the present Council or the General Ministerial Assembly. membership. Radio and Television Commission. This Commission bears the ..responsi The Council is the legal entity of the Church of God and its General Min bility for the production and distribution of the Christian Brotherhood isterial Assembly which serves to carry out the directives and work of the Hour and any other nationally sponsored radio or television program for General Ministerial Assembly throughout the year. It thus provides an the Church of God. The members of this Commission are seven in number avenue through which the co-operative work of the church on the national nominated by the Executive Council and elected by the General Ministerial level may move forward in one unified effort. Assembly. The boards represented on the Council are: Commission on Christian Higher Education. This Commission is dedicated to the belief that Christian Higher Education is an integral function of the Anderson College Church. The membership of this Commission is composed of administrators, Board of Christian Education educators, and pastors all interested in this important phase of God's work. The Commission proposes to carry on research (and to make information Board of Church Extension and Home Missions available) which will expedite the educational program of the Church. Board of Pensions Commission on Social Concerns. This Commission works to lift up before Missionary Board of the Church of God members of congregations of the Church of God our proper Christian con cerns for personal, social, and civic righteousness. It serves as a coordinating Warner Pacific College body for the efforts in the field of Social Concern being carried forward by Warner Press several agencies of the General Ministerial Assembly. 16 17 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ENCOURAGE YOUR PEOPLE TO MAKE CHURCH SERVICE A CHRISTIAN WILL A DIVISION OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Church Service is intended to offer service to ministers churches state assemblies, and general agencies; to be resourcefully with informa Good Stewardship life includes the right use of resources during life relat~d and the right disposition of material resources at death. For this reason tion, helps, and encouragement. manyA good Christians desire information on how to make gifts or bequests to various agencies of the church. Responsible for: In making gifts or bequests to the Church of God, or any of its agencies, it is Full records of all ministers and churches essential to use the correct legal name of the organization to which you want to Publication of the Yearbook give your support. The following are the official names and functions of several of the major church agencies. Your pastor or attorney can obtain the correct Information on state, provincial and area organizations names of any others to which you want to give. Information on all meetings of general interest If the donor wishes to leave his gift so all the general causes in WORLD Address changes to all general agencies SERVICE will benefit, the name used should be: Travel and lodging concessions, reduced fare, passes Executive Council of the Church of God, Inc., Anderson, Indiana, an Indiana Administration of Ministers' Aid Corporation. Surveys, studies, and statistics The Executive Council of the Church of God is the legal agency of the church which is authorized to receive gifts or bequests for the church as a whole or Service to military and institutional chaplaincy any of its agencies. If desired, gifts may be made directly to any of the following Working with state and area organizations boards or agencies: Certification of ministers and churches Anderson College, Anderson, Indiana, an Indiana Corporation. Selective Service problems Board of Christian Education of the Church of God, Anderson, Indiana, an Assistance for local church organization and function Indiana Corporation. Counseling with pastors Board of Church Extension and Home Missions of the Church of God, a non Service to ministers and churches in time of pastoral change profit religious corporation, of the State of Indiana. Enlistment for the ministry Board of Pensions of the Church of God, of Madison County, State of Indiana, This Division is made up of representatives from existing agencies con a Corporation under the laws of the State of Indiana. cerned. with this. field. of respo~sibility, along with those elected by the Missionary Board of the Church of God, an Indiana Corporation, Anderson, Executive CounciL It Is responsible to the Council. Indiana. Members: Warner Pacific College, Portland, Oregon, an Oregon Corporation. W. E. Reed------Board of Church Extension John W. V. Smith ______Historian for the G.M.A. Warner Press, Anderson, Indiana, an Indiana Corporation. Norman Beard ------Anderson College Radio and Television Commission, Anderson, Indiana. This Commission produces Gene W. Newberry ______School of Theology the Christian Brotherhood Hour which is heard around the world. Those wishing Roscoe Snowden ------Elected to leave gifts for its ministry should name it as follows: Executive Council of the Church of God, Anderson, Indiana, an Indiana Corporation, to be used for Radio Emery Williams ------Elected Commission. W. W. King ------Elected Executive Committee: Your local church. To leave gifts to your local church, your pastor, local at torney, trust officer, or banker will be glad to furnish the proper legal name. W. W. King, Chm. John W. V. Smith, Vice-Chm. Roscoe Snowden, Sec. R. Eugene Sterner Director For complete information about a wills emphasis in your church write: DIVISION OF CHURCH SERVICE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF THE CHURCH OF GOD Box 2420, Anderson, Indiana 46011 Box 2420, Anderson, Indiana 46011 Phone 317-642-0256 18 19 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL WORLD SERVICE THE DEPARTMENT OF STEWARDSHIP A DIVISION OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
The World Service Division is charged with the responsibility of (1) coordinating the promotion and solicitation of all boards; (2) promoting all the general causes Offers Pastors Many Aids throughout the Church; (3) prorating funds to all boards, based on the approved budget; and (4) educating in stewardship and church finance. The Division is com Stewardship Reading Courses posed of the chief executives of the seven agencies and five elected members as listed below: Books Films and Filmstrips Division Members Leaflets
Fred H. Vines, Chm., Alabama T. Franklin Miller, Christian Education B. Gale Hetrick, V.-Chm., Michigan Steele C. Smith, Warner Press Lester A. Crose, Sec., Overseas Missions E. E. Wolfram, Pensions W. E. Reed, Ch. Ext. & Home Missions Robert J. Hazen, Michigan Offers Churches Financial Assistance Robert H. Reardon, Anderson College Thomas J. Sawyer, Pennsylvania A Month of Stewardship Louis F. Gough, Warner Pacific College Ross H. Minkler, Kentucky Christian Tithing Program
STAFF Stewardship Enlistment Program
Paul A. Tanner, Executive Director Program of Progress David L. Lawson, Assistant Director Cecil J. Brown, Stewardship Director Ralph V. Hatch, Field Director Eugene F. Baskerville, Office Manager
VISITATION TASK FORCE
Elmer L. Case, Washington Adam W. Miller, Indiana CECIL J. BROWN Isom R. Crockett, Mississippi Floyd C. Morris, Georgia DIRECTOR John D. Crose, California C. 0. Newman, Missouri Percy Gottier, California R. J. Pumpelly, Louisiana Guy E. Kinney, North Carolina Harry Redmond, Tennessee A. A. Kinion, Oklahoma Rudolph Smith, Georgia Ray McNown, Louisiana L. Wayne Swenson, Pennsylvania P.O. Box 2420 The World Service Budget goal, to make possible the missionary, educational, and Anderson, Indiana 46011 benevolent ministry of the Church on a worldwide scale was compiled and presented by the Executive Council to the General Ministerial Assembly. The Assembly approved and adopted for this fiscal year 1964-65 a goal of $1,649,500. The budget has been printed in the annual report. Copies may be secured by writing Church of God World Service, P.O. Box 2420, Anderson, Indiana 46011.
20 21 ANDERSON COLLEGE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ANDERSON COLLEGE PURPOSE: To give opportunity through higher education for the youth of the Church of God to grow into mature Christians who are able to give intelligent and dedicated leadership to the church, and to train ministers for the Church of God. The Christian Brotherhood Hour CONTROL: The institution is operated by twenty trustees, elected for five-year terms by the General Ministerial Assembly of the Church of God. (See page 8) Since 1947 proclaiming- ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS: Robert H. Reardon, President I Robert A. Nicholson, Dean of the College, and Vice-President "A United Church for a Divided World" Gene W. Newberry, Dean of the School of Theology C. L. Edwards, Treasurer and Business Manager W. Shirell Fox, Assistant to the President Norman Beard, Dean of Students Helen Holton, Registrar Vila Deubach, Librarian Dale Oldham, Director and Speaker STAFF: H. L. Baker, Financial Counselor Jack Odell, Program Director and John Batdorf, Development Officer, and Placement ' Charlie Cheeks, Field Representative Producer Bertie Creech, R.N., College Nurse Mrs. Irene Deese, Resident Counselor, Morrison Hall George Blackwell, Chairman of the Joseph Espey, Alumni Director Gilbert Fritzler, Controller Commission Delena Goodman, Librarian, The School of Theology Mrs. Gustav Jeeninga, Resident Counselor, Martin Hall Dale Oldham Paul Y erden, Promotion Manager C. Jean Kilmer, Director of Admissions John Lackey, Resident Counselor, New Men's Residence Hall Howard Lash, Director, Evening School Vivian McFarling, Managing Editor, Anderson College News William Patterson, M.D., College Physician Elwood Phillips, Manager, Bookstore and College Rentals Jack Samuels, Admission Counselor Representing Christ and His church around Arnold Setzer, Resident Counselor, Dunn Hall Frederick Shoot, Director, Summer School the world by way of 300 radio stations. David Troutman, Superintendent Buildings and Grounds COURSE OFFERINGS: Theology, liberal arts, professional and preprofessional courses. ACCREDITATION: North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools; Obeying Christ's command-"Go ye into all Association of American Colleges; Indiana Department of Public Instruction; National the world and preach the gospel to every Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. creature." Mark 16:15 THE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Three years of graduate study. Offers courses leading to the B.D. Degree, You are our partner in this thrilling work of with majors in Old Testament, New Testament, Christian Theology, evangelism and missions! Practical Theology, Christian Education, and Church History. Purpose: To train and equip pastors, evangelists, teachers of religion, missionaries, and for other forms of Christian service. Accreditation: Associate membership, American Association of Theo For further information contact: logical Schools. CHRISTIAN BROTHERHOOD HOUR P .0. BOX 2007 ANDERSON, INDIANA Write: GENE W. NEWBERRY, Dean PHONE: AREA CODE 317-642-0256 Catalogue Furnished All Pastors on Request 22 23 BOARD OF CHURCH EXTENSION .•• • .. AND HOME MISSIONS HOME MISSIONS SERVING THE CHURCH OF GOD Maurice Caldwell ------______Secretary • Naomi Randall ------______Associate Secretary THROUGH DIRECTORY OF HOME MISSIONARIES 3 DEPARTMENTS Alaska Geiwitz, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis (on Furlough), P.O. Box 2069, Anderson, Indiana Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. Paul E., Box 1663, Anchorage, Alaska · Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley A., Box 4-506, Anchorage, Alaska Lautaret, Mr. and Mrs. Larry E., Box 575, Kodiak, Alaska Mamaloff, Mr. and Mrs. Fred, Box 1771, Juneau, Alaska 99801 Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. John W., Box 1283, Palmer, Alaska Miller, Mr. and Mrs. William, Box E, Palmer, Alaska 99645 Wilson, Russell, Box 865, Fairbanks, Alaska Indian Americans Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Earl L., Box 203, Scottsbluff, Nebraska Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs. Max, Box 347, Crow Agency, Montana W. E. Reed, Executive Secretary-Treasurer Depue, Mr. and Mrs. John, 408 West Second Street, Gordon, Nebraska Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley, Park Hill, Oklahoma Kole, Mr. and Mrs. James, Box 206, Lapwai, Idaho 83540 Pickard, Vern, Park Hill, Oklahoma CHURCH BUILDING Salisbury, Mr. and Mrs. lvyl, 119 Potash Avenue, Alliance, Nebraska Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis, Box 16, Wounded Knee, South Dakota 57794 Victor J. Gritzmacher ______Secreta.ry Williams, Mr. and Mrs. B. Adam, Star Route, Box 745, Marysville, Washington Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. James H., 813 Crafton, Tahlequah, Oklahoma • John S. Kane ------.Architect Mexican and Spanish Americans Bentl~y, Mr. and Mrs. Albert A., 1426 Candido Road, S.W., Albuquerque, New • James E. Austin ______Director, Ch. Bldg. Campaigns Mex1co 87105 Colun_ga, l'ylr. and Mrs. Samuel M., 6307 E. Ferguson Drive, Los Angeles 22, • J. Lloyd Brown ------Campaign Director Cal1forn1a Geiwitz, Mr. and Mrs. George W., Arlington College, 6390 E. Anaheim Rd., • Merle L. Bosworth ------Loan Consultant Long Beach, Calif. • Ralph W. Phile ______Investment Representative Gonzales, Mr. and Mrs. Luz, 301 Milwaukee, Houston, Texas Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E., Apartado 183, Saltillo, Coah., Mexico Janes, Mr. and Mrs. L. Y., 905 24th Street, Corpus Christi, Texas 78405 Kinion, Mr. and Mrs. Warren, Box 96, Somerset, Texas 78069 Lujan, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel, 1503 Corinth, Dallas, Texas Pesquera, Mr. and Mrs. Adolfo, 1722 Trenton Drive, Corpus Christi, Texas Plank, Mr. and Mrs. Keith, 1806 Saunders, San Antonio 7, Texas Shotton, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J., Apartado 183, Saltillo, Coah., Mexico EVANGELISM Valderrama, Mr. and Mrs. Elias V., 1505 N. Eastern Avenue, Los Angeles 63 California ' Valdez, Amelia, Apartado 183, Saltillo, Coah., Mexico Louis P. Meyer ------Secretary Zamorano, Mr. and Mrs. Fidel, 7160 Dinwiddie St., Downey, California, 90241 • I. E. (Joe) Crane ------Associate Secretary Southern Mountains Armey, Mr. and Mrs. Wi liard, Beattyvi lie, Kentucky • A. Wayne Johnson ------Coordinator of Men Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Forest, Beattyville, Kentucky Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Gene, Beattyvi lie, Kentucky Sperow, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Pine Crest Youth Center, Beattyville, Kentucky Negro P.O. Box 2069, Anderson, Indiana 46011 Phone 317·644-4489 Crockett, Mr. and Mrs. lsom, Box 927, Laurel, Mississippi Downer, Hattie, 9 Columbus Place, Brooklyn 33, New York Williams, Mrs. Julia, 206 Annie Street, San Antonio, Texas 24 25 BOARD OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MISSIONARY BOARD BOARD OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 1303 E. 5th Street THE MISSIONARY BOARD OF THE CHURCH OF GOD P.O. Box 2458, Anderson, Indiana 46011 seeks to help you by - Telephone 642-0257 Area Code 317 ------The Board of Christian Education has been charged by the General Ministerial Assembly to plan and promote every aspect of Christian educa tion throughout the church. To help carry out this assignment, the national Keeping up-to-the-minute news and needs published Board works closely with state and provincial boards of Christian education in Church of God MISSIONS magazine, to minister more effectively to every local congregation. Some of the services offered are: Providing slides, filmstrips, films, and tape recordings • Year of Building has been designated for the calendar year 1965. Adam W. Miller Monthly emphases and materials will be provided for all churches President from the missionaries and their areas of service, who enroll, to help them make this the best year they have ever had in their teaching ministry and evangelistic outreach. The enroll ment fee is $3 .00. Scheduling a m1sswnary speaker to as many as possible of the congregations requesting one, • Christian Leadership is published monthly and is handled on a subscription basis. This magazine is published especially for pastors, superintendents, board members, church school teachers, leaders Creating an outstanding educational program for of music and worship, leaders of youth, children and adults, to help each congregation seeking a vital experience of Lester A. Crose them in the very important task to which they have been called. Secretary-Treasurer understanding, concern and outreach, Subscription rates available on request.
• An enlarged ministry to young people on non-Church of God Listing your congregation to receive prayer partner college campuses will receive major attention by the staff this year. letters from the missionary of your choice, • Other services include the maintaining of a lending library of books and audio visuals, promotion of the vacation church school, Friend way Club, family life education; training of teachers, leaders of chil Providing a large missions display for your interest dren, youth and adults, leaders of music and worship and camping W. W. King and information during the International Convention through laboratory schools, conferences, conventions, institutes, Associate Secretary in Anderson each year in June. retreats and training classes. MISSIONARY BOARD OF THE CHURCH OF GOD SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS P.O. Box 2498, Anderson, Ind. Executive Staff Phone: 642-0258 T. Franklin Miller Kenneth G. Prunty Edith Lindenman Esther M. Kirkpatrick 26 27 MISSIONARY BOARD MISSIONARY BOARD JAPAN DIRECTORY OF FOREIGN MISSIONARIES tEikamp, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R., 161 No. 2, Mondo nishimachi, Nishinomiya Shi, We list only those missionaries appointed by the Missionary Board. For a list of Hyogo Ken, Japan other workers see World Missions Calendar of Prayer. Kinley, Mr. and Mrs. Philip L., 86, 4 Chome, Higashi-Cho, Koganei Shi, Tokyo-to, KENYA, EAST AFRICA Japan Abrams, Miss Alta W., Kima Station, Box 410, Kisumu, Kenya, East Africa Kretlow, Mr. and Mrs. Orlo, House :11:1, 2344, 1 chome, Midori-cho, Koganei-shi, Beaty, Miss Deloris G., Ingotse Station, Kakamega, Kenya, East Africa Tokyo-to, Japan Beaty, Miss Esther M., Kima Station, Box 410, Kisumu, Kenya, East Africa LaFoe, Miss Freda M., No. 93 3 chome, Okusawa machi, Tamagawa, Setagaya ku, Borden, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C., Shitoli Station, P.O. Box 189, Kakamega, Kenya, Tokyo, Japan East Africa Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan L., 296-10 Hannyaji, Kyo-machi, Chikushino-machi, Detwiler, Miss Darlene A., Mwihila Hospital, Yala, Kenya, East Africa Fukuoka-Ken, Japan, Tel. Futsukaichi 2798 *Engst, Miss Irene, M wihila Secondary School, Yala, Kenya, East Africa KOREA *Goodrick, Mr. and Mrs. Lew, Kima Station, Box 410, Kisumu, Kenya, East Africa tGood, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L., 45 Yun Hee Dong, Su Dai Moon Ku, Seoul, Korea Hall, Miss Jewell, Mwihila Secondary School, Yala, Kenya, East Africa (1st class mail address: c/o Church of God Mission, APO 301, San Francisco, Hansen, Miss Lydia C., Kima Station, Box 410, Kisumu, Kenya, East Africa Calif. 96401) Heinly, Miss Candace L., Mwihila Hospital, Yala, Kenya, East Africa PANAMA AND CANAL ZONE *Hoops, Mr. and Mrs. Roy E., Shitoli Station, P.O. Box 189, Kakamega, Kenya, tFlora, Mr. and Mrs. Dean L., P.O. Box 1004, Cristobal, Canal Zone East Africa SOUTH AMERICA Huber, Miss Merlene M., Mwihila Hospital, Yala, Kenya, East Africa t*Oldham, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L., P.O. Box 158, Georgetown, British Guiana, S.A. LaFont, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H., Kima Station, Box 410, Kisumu, Kenya, East Coolidge, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N., P.O. Box 158, Georgetown, British Guiana, S.A. Africa LaFont, Dr. and Mrs. Harold L., Mwihila Hospital, Yala, Kenya, East Africa WEST INDIES Livingston, Dr. and Mrs. David E., Mwihila Hospital, Yala, Kenya, East Africa Barbados *Martin, Miss Vera I., Kima Station, Box 410, Kisumu, Kenya, East Africa tRoot, Mr. and Mrs. LaVern, "Waltmar," Rendezvous Rd., Christ Church, Bar Phelps, Miss Vivian Z., Mwihila Station, Yala, Kenya, East Africa bados, W.I. (Mailing address: Box 1, Bridgetown, Barbados, W.I.) Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Simon B., Ibeno Station, P.O. Box 23, Kisii, Kenya, East Cuba Africa No missionaries resident in Cuba at present. For information correspond with Royster, Mr. and Mrs. James E., Kima Station, Box 410, Kisumu, Kenya, East Secretary of the Missionary Board. Africa Grand Cayman Schneider, Miss Velma M., Kima Station, Box 410, Kisumu, Kenya, East Africa tJohnson, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey L., Box 274, George Town, Grand Cayman, Cayman Schwieger, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben C., Ingotse Station, Kakamega, Kenya, East Africa Islands, W.I. Schwieger, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Don, Mwihila Secondary School, Yala, Kenya, Jamaica East Africa Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold J., 35 Hope Road, Half-Way-Tree, Kingston 10, Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. James E., Mwihila Secondary School, Yala, Kenya, East Africa Jamaica, W.I., Tel. 78173 tShultz, Mr. and Mrs. C. W., Kima Station, Box 410, Kisumu, Kenya, East Africa Little, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, 35 Hope Road, Half-Way-Tree, Kingston 10, Jamaica, Thimes, Miss Edna F., Kima Station, Box 410, Kisumu, Kenya, East Africa W.I., Tel. 78129 Turner, Miss Arthenia, Mwihila Hospital, Yala, Kenya, East Africa Massey, Mr. and Mrs. James E., 22 Linstone Crescent, Kingston 6, Jamaica, W.I. Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E., Mwihila Station, Yala, Kenya, East Africa t*Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. Tom R., 35a Hope Road, Half-Way-Tree, Kingston 10, Woodsome, Mr. and Mrs. Richard C., Kima Station, Box 410, Kisumu, Kenya, Jamaica, W.I., Tel. 78173 East Africa Trinidad (EGYPT) U.A.R. Fleenor, Mr. and Mrs. William A., P.O. Box 9, San Fernando, Trinidad, W.I. Cairo Mission Headquarters, 15, Sharia Emad el Din, Flat 45, Cairo, (Egypt) Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Oakley B., 15 Carlos Street, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, W.I. U.A.R., Tel. 56198 tTiesel, Mr. and Mrs. Walter H., 15 Carlos Street, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, W.I., Alexandria Mission Headquarters, 51, Sharia Amed Kamha Bey, Camp de Cesar, Tel. 24519 Alexandria, (Egypt) U.A.R., Tel. 70314 RETIRED MISSIONARIES tLaFont, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W., 16, Road 6, Maadi, Cairo, (Egypt) U.A.R., Baker, Miss Mabel, 18 Rosebank Road, Rosebank, Johannesburg, Transvaal, S. Tel. 34708 Africa EUROPE Boone, Mrs. Daisy M., 10609 Fleming Avenue, San Jose 27, California tJoannides, Mr. and Mrs. Savas, 17 Zaimi Street, Athens 147, Greece Crose, Mr. and Mrs. John D., 341 Rutland Avenue, San Jose 28, California INDIA AND PAKISTAN Donohew, Mr. and Mrs. W. M., Warner Pacific College, 2219 S.E. 68th Avenue, -Habel, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis, 31 Sharon Street, Hartford, Connecticut Portland, Oregon 97215 tHutchins, Mr. and Mrs. Paul C., Mission House, Lalmanirhat, E. Bengal, East Hunnex, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E., 557 West Locust, Ontario 3, California Pakistan Neff, Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus, 96 South Wayne, Columbus 4, Ohio tJohnson, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney M., The Shelter, Cuttack, India Rather, Mr. A. E., Box 321, Keystone Heights, Florida 32656 Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton M., Church of God Centre, Keonjhar, Mining School Tasker, Mrs. G. P., Valley View Lodge, Penticton, B.C., Canada Road, Keonjhargarh, Orissa, India Young, Miss Edith M., Bay Ridge Christian College, Box 97, Kendleton, Texas tSchieck, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A., Girideepam, Chengannur, Kerala State, South Zazanis, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G., Trailer Village #53, 1735 N. Gettysburg, India Dayton, Ohio Spires, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S., Mission House, Lalmanirhat, E. Bengal, East -Under appointment. Pakistan *On furlough in United States. Can be reached in care of Missionary Board. Steers, Mr. and Mrs. Bertram, Girideepam, Chengannur, Kerala State, South India tMission Secretary-Treasurer. 28 29 BOARD OF PENSIONS CHURCH OF GOD PENSION PLAN VVARNER The Church of God Pension Program is moving forward with increased benefits for all members. PACIFIC 1. last year, 1964, was declared another interest bonus year; 41/2% compound interest was added. This added over $120,000 interest to the members' deposits I COLLEGE I and reserves. Louis F. Gough, President 2. A bonus of up to 20% has been granted to all widows of retirees whose monthly Marvin H. Lindemuth, Dean widow pension is less than $50 per month. The first $10,000 needed for this Four-Year Liberal Arts College of the bonus is being provided by the National Woman's Missionary Society. Church of God 3. An increase of from 10% to 15% in retirement benefits in years to come will Committed to a program of quality higher result from the stopping of all deductions from deposits made to members' education on an evangelical Christian accounts. campus Accredited by the Northwest Association of 4. A total of over $1,600,000 free insurance coverage is provided for all active Secondary and Higher Schools members and retirees. This risk is being carried directly by the Pension Program. Authorized to grant the Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Theology degrees 5. Nearly $600,000 has been paid out in pension benefits since January, 1954. Courses of study offered in: Fine Arts, 6. Total assets are nearing the $4,000,000 level. Religion and Philosophy, Humanities, Social Sciences, Science and Mathematics Ministers and congregations are discovering the following about the Pension Plan: 1. It is a better retirement investment than any private insurance plan. 2. It provides real adequate retirement over the years. 3. It expresses the mature sense of responsi bility on the part of the church for its dedi cated servants. Otto F. Linn Library General Administration Remember-BElONG NOW OR BE SHORT lATER Louis F. Gough, President Academic ______Marvin H. Lindemuth, Dean Bonds, Special Gifts, Wills, Bequests, Annuities, Estate Planning E. F. Adcock, Director of Deferred Giving Business ______D. R. Troutman, Controller Student Affairs, employment, financial aid Tom Smith, Dean of Students Registration-Academic Records Bill Heerlein, Registrar Admissions Phil Bruzzese, Director of Admissions 30 31 W. Dale Oldham Steele C. Smith Oscar J. f.lynt Harold L. Phillips Chairman President Treasurer Editor in Chief of Directors and Director and Director and Vice-Chairman ~ * Curriculum Material and Church School Supplies of Directors ·-.c:= * "Christian Art" full-color Every Sunday Bulletin Service Publication Board Members en "Sunshine Line" Greeting Cards Twenty-four members (names listed below) represent all (_~,, * areas of the United States on this board. They work as a :; ·- Religious Books, Tracts and Magazines which are distributed policy making committee, and keep you informed about - around the world. -= * the work of the Company. Even more important, they determine the long-range policies under which your Company a. "To evangelize with the Printed Word" -.~ = operates. This Board also elects the directors of the Company. ..Herschell D. Rice * Chairman of Publication Board
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Dale Oldham Herschell D. Rice Richard I. Schieck Leon C. Atwell J. Horace Germany Henry G. Johnson Eustis, Florida Pomona, California Swift Current, Oklahoma City, Kendleton, Texas Nashville, Tennessee Evangelist Chairman of Publication Saskatchewan, Canada Oklahoma Christian Brotherhood President, Bay Ridge Pastor and Evangelist Board Pastor Pastor and Evangelist Hour Warner Press, Inc. Christian College Minister Pastor Rolla 0. Swisher Dewayne B. Bell Minister C. Herbert Joiner Indianapolis, Indiana Pomona, California Chair man of Directors Hillery C. Rice Long Beach, California Minister Warner Press, Inc. Pastor President, Arlington Anderson, Indiana James R. Hasty Secretary of Directors Paul A. Tanner College David Martin Clarence C. Perry Minister Anderson, Indiana Portland, Oregon Warner Press, Inc. Anderson, Indiana Director, Warner Pomona, California Pastor Director of Manager, Southern Manager, Charles E. Brown Press, Inc. Perry Boys' Smorgy Elmer Rich World Service California Edison Akron, Ohio Anderson, Indiana Executive Vice-President, Lowell Wilson Evangelist and Formerly Warner Press, Inc. James E. Massey Harold L. Phillips Pastor Editor in Chief, Anderson, Indiana Vincennes, Indiana Detroit, Michigan Warren C. Roark Wilson Motors, Inc. Warner Press, Inc. Minister Editor in Chief, Anderson, Indiana J. Leonard Helvering Vice-Chairman of Director, Warner Oral C. Withrow George W. Buck Anderson, Indiana Robert A. Nicholson Directors Press, Inc. Sikeston, Missouri Anderson, Indiana Howe Fire Apparatus Anderson, Indiana Warner Press, Inc. Minister Pastor Minister Comp:ny • Dean, Anderson College m t rials for th Church of God * Publlshmg Church of God a e e NATIONAL WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY NATIONAL WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY Executive Committee NATIONAL WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY Nellie Snowden Axchie Bolitho Myrtle Donaldson Helen Miller DIRECTORY OF OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES Ina Minkler Lucile Towers Arlene Mauch Wilma Weir Hallie Patterson Lorena Keith Helen Curtis Virginia Taves P~esident--:-Nellie Sno"":den, 432 Coventry Drive, Anderson, Ind. 46012 (642-0384) Frances Woodward Mary Raymond Lestie Pletcher Dorothy Vitzthum VIce-President-Ina Mmkler, 3136 Taylor Blvd., Louisville, Ky. 40215 (368-9421) Secreta_ry-Frances Woodward, Box 923, Vero Beach, Florida 32960 (JO 2-3248) State Presidents Executive Secretary-Treasurer-Hallie Patterson, P.O. Box 2328, Alabama-Mrs. Mildred Holland, 525 Woodward Rd., Birmingham 8 (ST 5-3045) . A_nderson, ~nd. 46011 (Office: 642-0258, Home: 644-7320) Arizona-Mrs. Helene Hoag, 1501 E. El Camino Dr., Phoenix 85020 (WI 3-2418) Hist~man-L~stle Plet~her, 1607 E. 7th St., Anderson, Ind. 46012 (642-6772) Arkansas-Mrs. Hope Livingston, 4 Monica Dr., Little Rock 72204 (LO 2-0657) Parhamentanan-Lucile Towers, 231 Fox St., Franklin, Pa. (432-4366) California (Central)-Mrs. Dorothy Shrout, 3939 No. 3rd, Fresno (227-0120) California (North)-Mrs. Ruth Benson, 3752 Hoover St., Redwood City 94063 Department of Spiritual Life (369-7232) Directo_r. . Lorena Keith, 2016 Aebersold Ct., New Albany, Ind. (WH 5-8481) California (South)-Mrs. Wilma Weir, 15912 Wicklaw Ln., Huntington Beach 92647 Spmtual Birthdays-Betty J o Teaford, 4845 Shawnee Dr. Kansas City Kan (GE 8-2531) (66106) ' , . Colorado-Mrs. Rachel Waibel, 576 Wolff St., Denver, 80204 (934-8523) Prayer Partner-Frances Clark, 5 Crockett St., Rochester, N.H. Florida-Mrs. Mary Raymond, 656 N.W. 15th St., Homestead 33030 (247-5262) Prayer Guidance-Trecil Thompson, 211 S. Pearl St., Mio, Mich. Georgia-Mrs. Nilah Rountree, 16 Whatley St., SE, Atlanta 30315 (622-8345) Christ's Birthday-Mae. McAlpine, 815 Col~ege Dr., Anderson, Ind. (643-6892) Idaho-Mrs. Pearl Winterfeld, 1709 3rd St. So., Nampa 83651 (466-7164) Co-Opt Member-Lorame Horne, 126 Frednca Ave., Jackson 9, Miss. (353-1704) Illinois-Mrs. Ruth Moore, 1629 E. Jackson, Charleston (DI 5-6689) Department of Missionary Education Indiana (North)-Mrs. Sally Farlow, Rt. 5, Box 160, Angola 46703 (665-3493) Indiana (South)-Mrs. Helen Miller, 2607 W. Robin Rd., New Albany 47150 Director-My~tle Donaldson, 4155 Kensington Rd., Detroit, Mich. 48224 (.885-5126) (WH 5-0510) Hazel Sm1th, 1015 E. 6th St., Anderson, Ind. (642-6281) Iowa-Mrs. Delphia Dooley, 407 W. Salem, Indianola (247-5301) Zena Church, 3812 S. 29th St., Ashland, Ky. Kansas-Mrs. Virginia Taves, 314 N. Colorado, Ulysses 67880 (FL 6-2415) Velma Renz, 940 S. Post Rd., Anderson, Ind. (643-7219) Kentucky-Mrs. Mattie Karrick, 2400 Hilton, Ashland, 41101 (324-9617) Myrtle Hill, 20061 Ohio, Detroit, Mich. Louisiana-Mrs. Ruth Coody, 2108 Rainbow Dr., West Monroe (FA 5-4534) Doris McCurdy, 1205 Crown Dr., So. Charleston, W.Va. Louisiana-Mrs. Willie Mae Dixon, Box 6, Oak Grove (GA 8-2167) Co-Opt Member-Hope Livingston, 4 Monica Dr. Little Rock, Ark. 72204 Maryland (Tristate)-Mrs. Margaret Whittington, 1716 Poplar Ln, NW, (LO 2-0657) ' Washington, D.C. 20012 (RA 3-1665) Department of Stewardship Michigan-Mrs. Mary Raab, 1635 Kregal Ave., Muskegon 49442 (616-PR 3-5656) Director-Helen Curtis, 1513 E. 11th St., Odessa, Texas (FE 2-5640) Minnesota-Mrs. Elizabeth Milton, Rt. 2, Box 197, Grand Rapids 55744 (326-5160) Penny-a-Day Calendar-Dorothy Sickal, 20640 Carpenter Dr., Rt. 3, Mississippi-Mrs. Loraine Horne, 126 Fredrica Ave., Jackson 39209 (353-1704) Box 798, Battle Creek, Mich. (965-1485) Mississippi-Mrs. Mattie Nash, 519 E. lOth St., Laurel (428-0098) Lin~n. Chest-Coila !<-lei~henn, 1401 E. 7th St., Anderson, Ind. (644-9253) Missouri-Mrs. Dorothy Vitzthum, 1526 W. Thoman, Springfield 65803 (UN 9-7201) Exhibit Sale-Bea Pickenng, 518 Woodlawn, Anderson, Ind. (643-1159) Montana-Mrs. Edith Swinehart, Box 487, Plains 59859 (826-3342) Co-Opt Member-Zedna Box, 204 W. Seneca, Nowata, Okla. 74048 (CR 3-2568) Nebraska-Mrs. Luetisha Parker, 208 E. 14th St., Cozad 69130 (SU 4-2874) Department of Membership Northeastern Area-Mrs. Laura Mars, 61 Highland Ave., Wakefield, R.I. (CE 7-4347) Director-A~lene ~a!-lch, 1104 E. Ashman St., Midland, Mich. (TE 5-6441) New Jersey-Mrs. Gerry Conner, 331 Greenwood, Gloucester 08030 (609-456-3720 P~r Cap1ta-Gm1 Lou ~ooper, ~0131 qreeley Ave., Detroit 3, Mich. (TW 3-6473) New Mexico-Mrs. Annabell Wood, Box 38, Hatch (AM 7-4838) Ltfe and Honorary L1fe-Ed1th Swmehart Box 487 Plains Mont. 59859 New York-Mrs. Violet Skorinko, 44 Penfield Rd., Walworth 7442 (315-LY 7-4442) (826-3342) ' , , North Carolina-Mrs. Minnie Weisner, Rt. 5, Box 83, High Point (883-6003) Memorials-Kathleen Hunt, 1240 Goodman Ave., Hamilton, Ohio (892-0504) North Dakota-Mrs. Amelia Melville, Oslo, Minn. Co-Opt Member-Wilma Weir, 15912 Wicklaw Ln. Huntington Beach Calif. Ohio (East)-Mrs. Mae Koch, 241 Jefferson St., Tiltonsville (859-2226) 92647 (GE 8-2531) ' ' Ohio (West)-Mrs. Ruth Shoemaker, 1605 Garland, Lima 45804 (227-2382) Standing Committees Oklahoma-Mrs. Zedna Box, 204 W. Seneca, Nowata 74048 (CR 3-2568) Editorial-Axchie Bolitho, Editor, 307 Cottage Ave., Anderson, Ind. (644-7028) Oregon-Mrs. Dorotha Jorgenson, 4070 Glendale Ave. NE, Salem (364-3626) Committee: Joyce Nisely, Gertrude Little Pennsylvania (East)-Mrs. Nellie Sleppy, 1300 N. 14th St., Reading 19604 (FR 2-3766) Nominating-Sally Farlow, Chairman, Edith Swinehart, Mildred Holland, Luetisha Pennsylvania (West)-Miss Emma Traister, 59 6th Ave., Clarion 16214 (226-9846) Parker, Evelyn Clear South Carolina-Mrs. Mary Smith, 1518 E. Richardson Cir. Hartsville 29550 Rules and Revisions-Lucile Towers, chairman, Mildred Holland Rachel Waibel (332-3126) ' Scholarship-Evelyn Clear, chairman, Eva Clare Kardatzke ' Henrietta Harp South Dakota-Mrs. Darlene Iverson, 2101 S. Spring, Sioux Falls 57105 (332-6527) Dorothy Nicholson, Eleanor Buettner ' ' Tennessee (East)-Mrs. Helen Hall, Route 3, Kingsport Finance-He!~~ Mill~r, chairman, Hallie Patterson, Dorothy Vitzthum, Mary Ray Tennessee (West)-Mrs. Evelyn York, 3137 Knobview Dr., Donelson (883-5145) mond, VIvian Miller Texas-Mrs. Helen Curtis, 1513 E. 11th St., Odessa (FE 2-5640) World F.el~owship-Mildred Hatch, chairman, Aletta Jeeninga, Ocie Perry, Margaret T~x~s-:-Mrs. Doris Ervin, P.O. Box 34, Kendleton 77541 (LE 2-2827) Wh1ttmgton V1rgmm-Mrs. Carmen Johnson, 6700 Walmsley Blvd., Richmond 23224 (233-0324) Furlough Apartments-Ann King, Naomi Randall Inlan~ Empire-Mrs. Gladys Hanlen, 906 Lake Ave., LaGrande 97850 (WO 3-4460) Policy-Mary Raymond, chairman, Ina Minkler Washmgton (West)-Mrs. Lena Sommers, 114 No. Pear, Olympia 98502 (357-4087) Achievement-Luetisha Par~er, chairman, Wilma Weir, Dorothy Vitzthum W~st Vi~ginia-Mrs. Opal Terry, 2.517 Parkview Dr., St. Albans 25177 (727-3924) Courtesy-Ruthe Crose, chairman, Frances Woodward Helene Hoag W1sconsm-Mrs. Beulah McNeely, 3424 Durand Rd., Racine 53405 (634-7218) Travel Chairman-Helen Miller ' Wyoming-Mrs. Eunice Burt, 1025 Cody Ave., Cody 82414 (587-3053) 34 35 ~rlington ~ollege
Dewayne B. Bell, President
Frederick G. Shackleton, Dean ~... ~. ·~ ...... ··~.\ 6390 East Anaheim Road, Long Beach, California ······ ·~ ...
A faculty trained academically: a cur riculum designed to t rain evangelists, pastors, and minis ters totally commit ted to world evange lism.
MAX R. GAULKE WALTER M. DOTY President Dean
BIBLE COLLEGE OFFERINGS: Arlington College, in its eleventh year. a~ a degr~e granting institution, is Bachelor of Arts Degree now located in this beautiful new bu1ldmg on 1ts permanent campus. Bachelor of Theology Degree Bachelor of Sacred Music The College is authorized by the Calif_ornia State Department of Education Three-Year Ministerial Course to grant the following degrees and diplomas: Three-Year Christian Education Course BACHELOR OF ARTS JUNIOR COLLEGE OFFERINGS: Associate in Arts Degree BACHELOR OF SCIENCE upon completion of BACHELOR OF THEOLOGY General Education Curriculum, or Teacher Education Curriculum ASSOCIATE IN ARTS For Information write: MINISTERIAL DIPLOMA REGISTRAR Majors: Bible, Christian Education, ~hur~h Music, Theology. In addition, 1001 West 11th Street a wide variety of majors in cooperation w1th Long Beach State College. Houston 8, Tex.
FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO: Registrar: Arlington College, 6390 East Anaheim Road, Long Beach, Calif. 90815 NOW IN THE ELEVENTH YEAR OF Telephone: 430-5613 TRAINING EVANGELS OF OUR HERITAGE Under God in Quest for Truth 36 37 ALBERTA BIBLE INSTITUTE BAY RIDGE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE OF CANADA Where the greatest effort is made to challenge Youth to a complete dedication for service where it is needed most.
OFFICERS
J. C. Wiuff A. F. Irving Dean President
"TRAINING LEADERSHIP FOR THE CHURCH AT HOME AND ABROAD" Offering a Bible College Education (Mid-September to Mid-April) J. H. Germany G. W. Burns President Vice-President Under the Control of the General Assembly of the Church of God in Western Canada John Buehler Write to: Alberta Bible Institute, Box 549, Camrose, Alberta Dean
Preston Ervin Earl Germany Treasurer Promotion and Public Relations
All learning processes are developed in an environment of dedication and sacrifice where everyone lives by faith, even for the bare necessities of life. Bay Ridge Christian College is taking a direct approach to the most THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION needy and forgotten people in our land with the conviction that properly trained Christian leadership is the world's greatest need. Bay Ridge OF TilE CHURCH OF GOD specializes in practical training of ministers and Christian leaders for the needs of the rural South and foreign fields. June 14-20
COURSES ANDERSON, INDIANA Bachelor of Theology-Major Bible, minor practical arts Bachelor of Science-Major in practical arts of music Bay Ridge Christian College is under the direction of the Southern Association of the Church of God, operating under a charter granted by the State of Texas as a nonprofit religious corporation. For infor mation write: Bay Ridge Christian College, Box 97, Kendleton, Texas 77451.
38 39 THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CENTRAL STATES MINISTERS CONVENTION of ANDERSON COLLEGE MARCH 1-3 First Church of God Joseph W. Espey, Director St. Joseph, Michigan Arlo F. Newell, President Howard H. Kardatzke, Vice-President Jan ice Elston, Secretary HOMECOMING- OCTOBER 30
Dr. G. Ray Jordan Guest Preacher GENERAL ASSEMBLY Speaking on the Theme: OF THE "PREACHING DURING A REVOLUTION." CHURCH OF GOD OF WESTERN CANADA
A. F. Irving ______------Assembly Chairman Richard Bartlett ------Vice-Chairman Dr. Jordan D. C. Dressler ------Secretary Walker Wright------Ratification Chairman L. R. Olsen ------Chairman, Camp Meeting Association H. C. Heffren ______Chairman, Canadian Home and Foreign Miss. Board A. F. Irving ------President, Alberta Bible Institute Gerald Bennett ------President, Youth Fellowship Dr. Boyce Blackwelder Richard Bartlett ------Chairman, Board of Christian Education Guest Conference Leader Mrs. Wilma Gardner ______President, Woman's Missionary Society R. N. Yam abe ------Editor, Gospel Contact Conference Theme: MIDWINTER ASSEMBLY "The BIBLE IN PREACIDNG" January 4-7 Camrose, Alberta Dr. Blackwelder WESTERN CANADIAN CAMP MEETING July 11-18 Camrose, Alberta • Ministers Wives Conference • Fellowship • Helpful Preaching NORTH CENTRAL MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY • Stimulating Conferences April 26-28 MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA Convention Officers Guest Speaker: R. Eugene Sterner Rolla Swisher ------Chairman OFFICERS Harold Nelson ______Vice-Chairman Milbert A. Ortman ______Chairman Jack Anderson ______Secretary-Treasurer Myron Myers ------______Vice-Chairman Paul J. Shrock ______Secretary-Treasurer Host Pastor: Marvin J. Hartman
40 41 National Association of the Church of God West Middlesex, Pennsylvania Phone 412-528-9560 GENERAL MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY M. H. Morgan, Chairman, 6115 S. Laflin St., Chicago, Ill. 60636 MIDWEST MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY Phone 312-925-0421 J. T. Olds, Vice-Chairman, 1515 Campbell, Topeka, Kan. Phone 5800 Peery Street, Kansas City, Missouri 913-232-2217 OCTOBER 25-27 W. L. Tipton, Secretary, 8716 Buckeye Rd., Cleveland, Ohio 44104 Phone 216-795-2197 Theme: "Vital Preaching for Our Day" Myrtle Hill, Assistant Secretary, 20061 Ohio Ave., Detroit, Mich. 48221 Phone 313-343-8496 George Suddeth, Treasurer, 16202 Westview Ave., Cleveland, J. L. Hatchel ______Chairman Ohio 44128 Phone 216-561-8128 Dwight Dye ______Program Chairman NATIONAL STAFF AND PLANNING SESSION Kenneth Kinion ______Second Vice-Chairman March 9-11 Evans Marshall, Host Pastor Brooklyn, N.Y. Phone 212-622-0437 Carl W. Peterson ______Secretary-Treasurer IN-SERVICE TRAINING INSTITUTE July 17-23 Baltimore, Maryland Pansy Brown, Director, 4127 8th St. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20011 NATIONAL CAMP MEETING August 17-22 West Middlesex, Pennsylvania
Women's Organization of the Church of God WEST COAST MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY ITS GOALS AND PURPOSES APRIL 26-29 • To promote moral, cultural, and spiritual growth in the women of the church • To develop leadership among the women of the church San Jose, California (Peoples Church) • To deepen the spiritual life of the women of the church • To widen the mental horizons of the women of the church by encouraging OFFICERS higher education, courses of study, and enlargement of work among the women of the church Don Johnson ------Chairman • To provide avenues through which all the women of the chun~h can work Howard W. Leverett ______------Vice-Chairman with a deeper concern, regardless of limitations P. M. McPheron ------Secretary-Treasurer OFFICERS Naomi Patterson, President Wilma Bright, Secretary Program Committee Vina Griffin, Vice-President Edith Marshall, Treasurer Herschell Rice Dewayne Bell COMMITTEES Eugene Linamen Social Action: Mazie Carr, Rorie Johnson, Evelyn Ledbetter Small Education: Pearl Shields, Christine Benn, Oneida Lewis Business Committee Publicity: Patsy Patterson, Lillian Green, Dorris Rembert Gunnar Jorgensen Wilbur Skaggs Program: Patsy Patterson, Oneida Lewis, Pearl Shields, Vina Griffin, Bertha Abney Eldon Mouser Charles Benson Hospitality and Registration: Christine Benn, LeAnna Bradford, Wilma Howard Kernutt Bright Nominating: Patsy Patterson, Oneida Lewis, Christine Benn, Bertha Abney, For information write: Dorris Rembert Secretary, 4041 Balsam St., Sacramento, California 95838 WOMEN'S CONVENTION Cleveland, Ohio Emery Williams, Host Pastor July 10-11
42 43 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ALABAMA -of the Church of God ((Where Kingdom Builders Live"
MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY National Woman's Home Missionary Society March 2-4 Montgomery West Middlesex, Pa., Camp Meeting Guest Leaders: Roscoe and Nellie Snowden August 10-12 (Business sessions) Birmingham Camp Meeting
OFFICERS AND BOARD CHAIRMEN NATIONAL MISSIONARY OFFICERS Assembly Chairman------George D. Blackwell Assembly Program Chairman ------Jerry M. Brandon President ------Marie Jones Credentials Committee Chairman ------W. Albert Crim Vice-President ------Katie D'avis State Coordinator ------Fred H. Vines Financial Secretary ------Rosa B. Hill Unified Budgets Chairman ____ J. B. Bentley, 6 N. Industrial Ave., Sylacauga Recording Secretary ______------Dora Williams Unified Budgets Treasurer ------Glen E. Bevis Kingdom Builders Chairman------J. B. Bentley Treasurer ------Eunice Gibbs Home Missions Board Chairman------Glen E. Bevis Corresponding Secretary ------Louise Graves Camp Development Board Chairman ------Raymond L. Horne Missionary Education Director ------C. C. Jackson Board of Christian Education Chairman ------James F. Luellen Spiritual Life Director ------Margaret McCardy Dept. of Publication Chairman ______Cecil Blackwell, 309 Park Ave., Birmingham 16 Prayer Partner and Chaplain ------Maria Huey Alabama News Editor------Donald E. Talley, R. 1, Vinemont Publicati 45 44 \ ALABAMA STATE MEETINGS MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY Apri12-3 Bessemer CAMP MEETING July State Campground, Clanton MISSIONARY CONVENTION May 7-8 Clanton YOUTH CONVENTION ARIZONA STATE MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY November 25-28 OFFICERS E. A. Hoffman, Chairman W. E. Hallenbeck, Vice-Chairman John Watkins ______------Chairman Glenn L. LaVelle, Treasurer Wallace K. Moffett, Secretary Hanna Woody ·------______------Secretary Algene Rutledge ------______··------·--·--· ______Missionary President Gloria Stoudemire ______. _____ Youth President RATIFICATION AND ORDINATION COMMITTEE Glenn Denton, Chairman ARKANSAS MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY Harold Wright Lee Taylor March 1-3 Little Rock November 1-3 Place to be announced STATE MISSIONARY SOCIETY Helene Hoag, President Mable Brown, Vice-President MISSIONARY CONVENTION Roxie Smith, Secretary Mary Ellen Mcinturf, Treasurer Apri11-2 ElDorado YOUTH CONVENTION STATE MISSIONARY CONVENTION April 23-25 Hot Springs (Oaklawn) Tempe, First Church January 22-23 CAMP MEETING July 22-25 Camp Aldersgate ARIZONA STATE BOARD (5 miles west of Little Rock off 12th St. Pike) Robert Eastman, President Wayne Janney, Vice-President Porter Fortner, Secretary-Treasurer OFFICERS Chairman ------______------William Livingston Vice-Chairman ------Lester Hyslip STATE MINISTERS MEETING Secretary------Daniel Harden Treasurer ______------Edwin R. Beasley Phoenix, 16th Street Church February 2-4 STATE CAMP MEETING SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CAMP MEETING Prescott, 394 Iron Springs Road July 22-25 July 19-25 Guest Speaker: Willard Wilcox OFFICERS STATE YOUTH CAMP Chairman ____ ------Thomas R. Pyeatt Prescott, 394 Iron Springs Road July 25-31 Vice-Chairman ------Howard E. Baker Secretary ------Darold H. Jones Executive Secretary ------Frederic C. Pinyoun For Information Write: Association of Southern California, P.O. Box 406, San Gabriel 46 47 FLORIDA CAMP MEETING October 11-17 Camp Moon SOUTHERN IDAHO-UTAH Route 2, Haines Creek Rd., Leesburg CHURCH OF GOD, INC. (7 miles east of Leesburg just off U.S. 441) LAYMEN'S RETREAT CAMP MEETING Middleton, Idaho February 5-7 August 9-15 Harold Phillips, Leader STATE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION MINISTERS' RETREAT George Anshutz ------Chairman February 8-11 James Dougherty ------Secretary Harold Phillips, Resource Leader Wayne Cutshall ______Chairman, Credentials and Advisory Committee WOMAN'S MISSIONARY CONVENTION John Goertzen ------Chairman, Board of Christian Education James Dougherty ______Chairman, Camp-Meeting Program Committee March 15-16 Sarasota STATE YOUTH CONVENTION STATE CORPORATION November 25-27 George Anshutz, Chairman-209 Washington, Pocatello, Idaho Camp Moon Resident Manager: L. S. Mowery, Camp Moon, Vincent E. Shell, Secretary-Treasurer-2608 Columbus, Boise, Idaho Route 2, Box 407, Leesburg Camp Phone 343-9091 GEORGIA ASSEMBLY ILLINOIS STATE CAMP MEETING OF THE CHURCH OF GOD JULY 19-25 CAMP WARREN, DECATUR July 14-18 Ben Hill, Atlanta E. E. Wolfram, Speaker W.M.S. CONVENTION MAY 11-12 EAST PEORIA ASSEMBLY OFFICERS Ernest H. Gross, Jr. ------Chairman STATE MINISTERS' MEETINGS JULY, CAMP MEETING SEPTEMBER 20-22 ~~~f$X~;oa;a;···· ~ ·-~ - - -- ·_ ~~ --~ -~~--·-~~=e-~~~~!;7, Camp Warren, Decatur * * * STATE ASSEMBLY OFFICERS Executive Council ------James Fair, Chairman Department of Church Service ------Charles Ridgway, Chairman Raymond S. Miller ------Chairman Department of Christian Education ______Esther Fair, Chairman Melvin V. Moody ------Vice-Chairman Department of Evangelism and Missions ______James Fair, Chairman P. Edgar Williams ------Secretary Department of ~usiness and Stewardship ______Don Reid, Chairman Donald Tawney ------Chairman, Credentials Committee Youth Fellowship ------Charles Ridgway, Director G~or.gia State ~ulletin ------Ernest H. Gross, Jr., Editor B. G. Waters ------Chairman, Evangelistic Board MissiOnary Society ------Nila Rountree, President Robert J. Smith ------Chairman, Board of Christian Education Mrs. Lyman Moore------President, Woman's Missionary Society MINISTERS' CONVENTION Delmar Holbrook ------Director, Youth Work March 8-10 Valdosta 48 49 KANSAS INDIANA MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY, INC. "Midway USA" September 13-15 Glendale Church of God, Indianapolis STATE CAMP MEETING July 5-11 Camp Fellowship, Goddard ASSEMBLY OFFICERS (Lake Afton, 2 mi. S. of Hgwy. 54) Loyd E. Hargett ------Chairman Ray W. Keith ------Vice-Chairman Paul Tanner, Speaker Edward L. Foggs ______------Secretary Bob Henson, Music Director Marvin L. Tate------Treasurer Merlin Kraft, Camp Director E. B. Jones, Program Director S. Samuel Lovelace ------Coordinating Secretary Vernon Hucks, Lodging Director State Office: 4102 E. lOth St., Indianapolis Ph. FL 6-6780 BOARDS AND COMMITTEES Board of Evangelism E. Joe Gilliam, Chairman Board of Christian Education Elbert L. Jones, Chairman Board of Ordination and Credentials STATE MINISTERIAL CONVENTION J. Walter Koon, Chairman April 26-28 Wichita (First Church) STATE OFFICERS Board of Counseling and Service Ministerial Assembly John C. Williams, Chairman Chairman ______------Jesse A. Barber Camp Meeting Program Committee Vice-Chairman ______------___ James Fox Secretary ______Arnold DeYoung Forest Carlson, Chairman Credentials Committee Chairman ------I. K. Goodrick Board of Christian Education Chairman ------Vernon Hucks Ministerial Assembly Program Committee Board of Evangelism Chairman ------Frank Courvisier State Youth Adviser Orman Niehaus Ray W. Keith, Chairman Executive Council Chairman ------E. B. Jones Woman's Missionary Society President ------Virginia Taves STATE CAMP MEETING Kingdom Builders Chairman Edd Baize Men's Brotherhood President ------Clarence Haines Yellow Creek Lake (R. 1, Claypool) August 10-15 Director of Church Service ____ ------H. H. Kissinger Phone 219 GY 1-2723 Church of God State Office, 222 W. 7th St., Hutchinson 50 51 KENTUCKY STATEWIDE MEETINGS Louisiana Ministerial Assembly of the MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY OFFICERS Church of God Lovell J. Sorrell, Chairman Lester Alexander, Vice-Chairman -Serving Louisiana Today- John W. Conley, Secretary-Treasurer STATE MINISTERS' MEETING LEXINGTON MARCH 15-17 MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY Harold Boyer, Guest Speaker Charles Tarr, Host Pastor MARCH 9-11 Welcome Home Church of God, West Monroe STATE CAMP MEETING Doyle Whitesel, Host Pastor WINCHESTER JULY 12-18 Harold Conrad, Host Pastor E. E. Kardatzke, Guest Speaker Evangelist: To Be Announced STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE J. D. Moss ------President EASTERN KENTUCKY CAMP MEETING PRESTONSBURG JULY 1-4 Coy Rigney, Host Pastor ?.~~r,r~~!ii~ = = = : _ = =----==:=:~ic:e1~ifE BOARDS AND COMMITTEES WESTERN KENTUCKY CAMP MEETING Carl R. Owens, Chairman ------Board of Christian Education PLEASANT RIDGE (NEAR OWENSBORO) July 8-11 J.D. Moss, Chairman------Board of Church Extension T. E. Miller, Chairman ------Business Committee John M. Johnson, Chairman ______Credentials and Advisory Committee CAMARGO CAMP MEETING CAMARGO (NEAR MT. STERLING) JULY 30-AUG. 8 ~~~~ ~~~n;,h~iJ~;rn~------~~----~----~~--~~------~------~~--~------~------~------~-~~:~-~~ s 52 53 1965 MICHIGAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY LOUISIANA STATE CAMP MEETING OF THE CHURCH OF GOD AUGUST 17-22 October 12-14 Evangelist: Emerson Wilson New Campgrounds at Palmetto OFFICERS (Phone: Melville, La.) Maurice J. Mauch ------Chairman One-half mile east of U.S. Hgwy. 71, 4 miles south of Lebeau Paul H. Rider ------Vice-Chairman Accessible by Texas & Pacific Railroad or Continental Bus James H. Treadway ------Secretary-Treasurer Martin J. Raab ------Credentials Committee MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY Paul H. Rider ------Program and Pulpit Committee March 25-27 New Orleans Earl Van Sipe ------Church Extension B. Gale Hetrick ______Christian Service Board Executive Secretary WOMAN'S MISSIONARY CONVENTION April 30-May 2 Memphis, Tennessee STATE CAMP MEETING St. Louis August 5-15 Information: Raymond Fish BURLINGTON CAMP MEETING TRI-STATE DISTRICT Burlington (Maryland, Delaware, D.C., Northeastern Virginia) July 4 .. 11 Information: Raymond A. Jackson MINISTERIAL ASSEl\1BL Y Chairman, William Thomas Vice-Chairman, Ernest H. Gross CHARLEVOIX FAMILY CAMP Secretary, H. Richard Harp Charlevoix July 4-9 MEETING DATES Information: George L. Majors January 11, March 8, May 24-25, September 13, November 8 WARNER MEMORIAL CAMP MEETING CHRISTIAN SERVICE BOARD Grand Junction February 20 • September 18 July 18-25 Chairman, Verle Fridley Secretary, Leroy Tuttle Information: Mrs. Raymond Selent 54 55 MISSISSIPPI STATE MEETINGS MISSOURI MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY March 1-3 C. 0. Germany, Chairman Meridian (First) HOME OF CAMP MEETING July 19-25 R. 1, Union MIDWEST MINISTERIAL CONVENTION YOUTH CONVENTION OF THE Vera Colman, Youth Director R. 1, Union May 7-8 CHURCH OF GOD WOMAN'S MISSIONARY CONVENTION April 20 Jones Chapel (Meridian, R. 1) 5800 Peery St. Kansas City 26 Mrs. Loraine Horne, President October 25-27 • STATE MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY MISSISSIPPI STATE CAMP MEETING August 1-6 Tanner and Taylor Sts. Sikeston Farmhaven April 5-7 MINISTERS' MEETING • March 20 STATE MISSIONARY CONVENTION Program Committee Chairman: 1185 Grand Carthage A. L. Gregory, R. 4, Box 17 SA, Kosciusko April • STATE YOUTH CONVENTION MONTANA STATE ASSOCIATION (Place to be announced) AND ASSEMBLY September 3-5 SPRING MINISTERIAL AND W.M.S. CONVENTION • Great Falls March 8-11 MT. GROVE CAMP MEETING Isham E. (Joe) Crane, Guest Speaker E. V. Swinehart, Correspondent 400 E. South St. Mt. Grove STATE CAMP MEETING August 2-8 Kalis pel July 5-11 C. Lowrey Quinn, Evangelist • Merrill J. Gray, Correspondent EAST PRAIRIE CAMP MEETING 322 N. Washington East Prairie August 9-15 GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE • CHURCH OF GOD IN THE NORTHEAST FLAT CAMP MEETING "A Fellowship of ministers and laymen in the New England Area" Flat August 9-15 MEETINGS Evangelistic Convention ______April 30-May 2 Camp Meeting______------June 26-27 STATE OFFICERS Youth Camp ______------June 28-July 11 J. L. Hatchel, East Prairie, Chairman Camp Roaring Brook, Conway, Mass. Oral Withrow, Sikeston, Vice-Chairman Correspondent: Virginia Dore, 51 Lanel, Gaspee Pt., Warwick, R.I. Charles J. Long, Houston, Secretary 56 57 NEW MEXICO NORTH CAROLINA CAMP MEETING STATE MINISTERS MEETING August 17-22 State Campground Albuquerque (South Side) A. A. Bentley, Host Pastor STATE MINISTERS' MEETING January 16 Salisbury STATE CAMP MEETING July 21~25 Mountainair Carl M. Poe, Speaker STATE CONVENTION June 11-13 Lenoir (Harpertown) YOUTH CONVENTION February 27-28 Place to be announced YOUTH CAMP August 9-14 State Campground YOUTH CAMP August 10-15 Roswell STATE OFFICERS Paul Hader, Secretary Columbus Crawford ------Assembly Chairman STATE OFFICERS Lester Staton ------Vice-Chairman Nancy A. Ford------Executive Secretary R. F. Lucas, Las Cruces------Chairman J. A. Burgess ------Treasurer James Wood, Hatch ------Vice-Chairman T. P. DeLaine------Credentials and Ordination Chairman Carleton 0. Bebee, Belen ------Secretary M. M. Guion ------Missionary President A. A. Bentley, Albuquerque ______Director of Christian Education G. L. Blakeney ------Sunday School Superintendent R. F. Lucas, Las Cruces ------Youth Counselor Nancy A. Ford ------Directress of Youth Work NORTH CAROLINA NOW! Two Stores To Serve Youl MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY Buy your books and other Religious merchandise from your EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF ORGANIZATIONS own Publishing House. Ministerial Chairman ------Leroy M. Fulton Write for FREE catalog or stop in. Vice-Chairman ------Orner Blevins, Jr. ANDERSON }{ WARNER PRESS, INC. Secretary ______------Henry D. Cole Treasurer ------______------Cleo P. Keirn INDIAN A P.O. Box 2499 Evangelism Committee Chairman------Orner Blevins, Jr. 4 6 0 1 1 East 5th at Chestnut Christian Education Chairman ______Leroy M. Fulton Credentials Chairman ______------Cleo P. Keirn SAN J 0 SE }{ EVANGEL BOOK STORE State Youth Advisor ------Phil Edwards CALIFORNIA 96 So. 2nd Street Warner Press, Inc. Missionary President ------___ Minnie Weisner 9 5 1 0 8 "In Downtown San Jose" STATE CAMP MEETING AFTER SEPTEMBER l, 1965, CUSTOMERS IN THE FOLLOWING WESTERN STATES July 28-August 1 Paul A. Tanner, Evangelist SHOULD ORDER FROM THE EVANGEL BOOKSTORE TO RECEIVE THE FASTEST SERVICE: California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, STATE MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming. January 22-23 September 20-21 WARNER PRESS, INC. STATE YOUTH CONVENTION Publication Board of the Church of God November 26-27 Anderson, Indiana 46011 San Jose, California 95108 State Paper, Tarheel News, Editor ______Phil Edwards 58 59 OKLAHOMA STATE MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY (Annual Meeting) OHIO STATE MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY APRIL 26-28 April 6-7 FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Hilltop Church of God, 635 Whitethorne Ave., Columbus S.E. First & Vann, Pryor Alfred Brown ------Chairman CARL STUDEBAKER, Host Pastor George Reed ------Secretary-Treasurer ROSS MINKLER, Convention Speaker Keith Huttenlocker ------Program Committee J. H. Edwards ------Ordination-Ratification Elmer Rich ------Conservation and Evangelism Ruthven Neff ------Christian Education A. P. Cain ------Ministers' Emergency Fund Elmer Rich ------Executive Council Kenneth Loy ------Treasurer (Ohio State Budget) STATE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Ross Atkins ------Chairman OHIO STATE CAMP MEETING Dwight L. Dye ------Vice-Chairman August 6-15 (District Ministers Preaching) Springfield Kenneth Gable ------Secretary-Treasurer Information ______Ada Friend, 4860 Bretton Place, Dayton NORTHEAST OHIO CAMP MEETING July 31-August 8 (District Ministers Preaching) Berlin Center WARSAW CAMP MEETING SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION July 9-18 Warsaw Oklahoma City (Westridge Hills) March 5-6 Evangelist ------John Conley Dr. Clate A. Risley, Speaker Youth Leader ------Pauline Maxwell Information ------Leroy Koch Dwight L. Dye, Host Pastor LEBANON CAMP MEETING Registration begins 3:00 P.M. July 2-9 Lebanon Evangelist ------David Grubbs Information ------Arthur Miller, Jr. NORTHWEST OIDO AND NORTHEAST INDIANA CAMP MEETING July 24-August 1 Payne, Ohio STATE CAMP MEETING Evangelist ------James Diggins State Campgrounds August 2-8 Youth Leader ------Pauline Maxwell 4 Miles North of Bristow on Hgwy. 66 Information __ S. G. Campbell, 436 East Creighton, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Arlo F. Newell, Evangelist Ron Patty, Music Director Arthur Hansen, Camp Manager 60 61 GENERAL ASSEMBLY WEST'ERN PENNSYLVANIA OF THE CHURCH OF GOD IN THE EAST and BOYERTOWN AREA WESTERN NEW YORK Lee W. Lewis, President STATE MINISTERS' MEETINGS Rodney Bargerstock, Vice-President January 12 May 11-12 August 9-11 Alfred L. Conner, Secretary Jack H. Haught, Treasurer Correspondent: Donald Collins Edward C. Hook, Chairman ------The Ministerium STATE YOUTH CONVENTION Alton E. Watts, Chairman ------Board of Christian Education May 30 Lee W. Lewis, Chairman------Executive Council Wilmer L. Handy, Chairman------Board of Trustees Correspondent: Roy Kerry STATE YOUTH CAMPS MEETING OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Junior: July 5-10; 12-17 Jr. Hi.: July 19-24 Sr.: July 26-31 May 15 White Hall Campgrounds, Emlenton, Pa. Correspondent: John Snyder MINISTERS' MEETING March 23-25 STATE CAMP MEETING August 6-15 Evangelist: Kenneth Tabor EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA MISSIONARY CONVENTION Correspondent: Mason Traister May 1 White Hall Campgrounds, Emlenton, Pa. NEW JERSEY STATE MISSIONARY CONVENTION WOMAN'S MISSIONARY CONVENTIONS May 8 May 4 October 19 Correspondent: Miss Emma Traister CAMP MEETING STATE OFFICERS July 17-25 Chairman ------______D. E. Ratzlaff Vice-Chairman ------William Hutton Secretary ------Paul M. Smith Camp grove Boyertown, Pennsylvania Treasurer ------Marlin Collingwood Credentials and Advisory Committee Chm. ______Dan Ratzlaff 62 63 MIDDLE AND OFFICIAL ASSEMBLY OF THE CHURCH OF GOD WEST TENNESSEE ASSOCIATION in South Carolina of the (Laymen and Ministers) CHURCH OF GOD William A. Jackson, Chairman R. Alex Adams ______Chairman S. H. Sharp Paul A. Hunter F. Eugene Fauntleroy ______Secretary-Treasurer Vice-Chairman Secretary-Treasurer J. W. McCollough ______Church Service Chairman J.D. Grubbs Homer M. Sauls Credentials and Ordination Christian Education STATE CAMP MEETING Roy D. Kendall Charles L. Freed Rock Island State Evangelism Camps-Conventions JULY 21-25 State W.M.S., Mrs. Mary Smith, President Speaker: Lowell H. Hunt Information Source: Isaac B. Tucker, 600 Oak St., Manchester MEETINGS State Camp Meeting August 4-8 Bishopville, 9 mi. west STATE MINISTERS' MEETING Contact Person: Charles Freed October 6-8 Manchester Youth Convention March Douglas Kendall, President JUNIOR YOUTH CAMP QUARTERLY ASSEMBLIES AND W.M.S. RALLIES Rock Island Columbia (First) January 19 JUNE 28-JULY 2 St. Andrew (Bishopville) April 20 Information Source: J. Morgan Davis, R. J, Rockvale Greenville (First) October 19 JUNIOR HIGH YOUTH CAMP Rock Island JULY 5-9 SOUTH DAKOTA Information Source: J. Morgan Davis, R. 1, Rockvale MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY July 2 SENIOR YOl.JTH CAMP CAMP MEETING Rock Island June 28-July 4 JULY 12-16 OFFICERS Henry G. Howe ------Chairman Information Source: J. Morgan Davis, R. 1, Rockvale William P. Soetenga ______------Secretary-Treasurer Henry G. Howe ------Credentials Chairman 64 65 APPALACHIAN DISTRICT TEXAS STATE MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY of the MARCH 1-4 CHURCH OF GOD First Church of God, Houston (East Tennessee and Western North Carolina) TEXAS STATE CAMP MEETING CAMP MEETING- July 25-August 1 Camp Pearl Wheat, Kerrville July 12-18 C. Curtis George, Director Carl Reynolds, Evangelist STATE OFFICERS Ernest Gross, Song Director Max R. Gaulke ------______Chairman The Appala.chian Campgrounds are located on Highway 70, 4Y2 miles south Loyd Butler ______------Vice-Chairman of Greeneville, Tennessee. Modern lodging and dining facilities serve all Claude Turner ------______Secretary yisitors. The Smoky Mountain National Park and many historic points of Russell Robold ______------Treasurer mterest are nearby. Stephen Pound ______Chairman, Ordination and Ratification Information: Jim Smith, 208 Linda Ave., Greeneville APPALACHIAN DISTRICT COUNCIL VIRGINIA STATE MEETINGS CAMP MEETING, AUGUST 19-22 ~:~::cTh:~~~~ur~r·································································.~·APPALACHIAN MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION ~::~~~:k,~~ Christiansburg ~~~~ghaa~r~a;;--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~ e;~~~~nn J ~a~~~ STATE CONVENTION, MARCH 18-21 ~~~~~~~f;l~r~~~fre~a:~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--i):Vr~ceG;~~~~ 1601 N. 21st St., Richmond EAST TENNESSEE WOMAN'S MISSIONARY CONVENTION YOUTH CAMP, JULY 5-10 May 11 STATE OFFICERS Charles T. Green ______------Chairman TEXAS STATE CAMP MEETING J. D. Davis ______------______Vice-Chairman JULY 19-25 HALLETTSVILLE Alice M. Green ------Secretary Margreed B. Withers ------Missionary President TEXAS SPRING MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY Thomasena Mason ------Youth President MARCH HALLETTSVILLE Lucille Green ------Sunday School Supt. MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY OFFICERS V. V. Lister - _------______Chairman For Information write: John Hilliard ------Vice-Chairman J. D. Davis J. E. Roberson ------Secretary H. N. Perkins ______------______Treasurer 519 Spectator St. John Ervin ------Credentials Committee Chairman Portsmouth, Va. Oscar Eason, 415 Dakota St., San Antonio, Chairman of Board of Directors Julia E. Williams, 206 Anna Ave., San Antonio 12, Fieldworker and Board of Christian Education Chairman STATE WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY Information: Doris Ervin, P.O. Box 34, Kendleton WHEN YOU MOVE - STATE YOUTH CONVENTION Information: Robert Petitt, P.O. Box 93, Kendleton Notify Church Service and your address change will be STATE CHURCH SCHOOL circulated to other agency offices. Six weeks may be Information: Carl T. Crawford, 9006 Gabriel St., Houston 42 required to correct all lists so send notices early! STATE BROTHERHOOD THANK YOU Information: Theodore R. Person, 8610 Josie St., Houston 29 66 67 VIRGINIA MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS WEST VIRGINIA MINISTERIAL ASSEMBLY Byrum Lee ______------Chairman William Giesler ___ ------______Vice-Chairman J. Henry Dodson ______------Secretary OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE W. W. Covher ______------Treasurer Charles E. Cartmill ______Chairman H. Clay Dunaway ______------Vice-Chairman BOARD OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE Walter R. Gatton ______Secretary C. P. Conley------______Chairman Emmitt B. Whalen ______Treasurer 1ames Childs ______Executive Secretary-Treasurer CHAIRMEN OF BOARDS AND COMMITTEES Sheldon C. Johnson ______Ordination-Ratification Committee CHAIRMEN OF BOARDS AND COMMITTEES Donald D. Pickett Board of Church Extension John S. Winters ______Business Committee Forrest Shaffer______Christian Education Committee George M. Newell ______Ordination-Credentials Committee W. W. Covher ______------Program Committee Walter R. Gatton ______Board of Christian Education Glenn D. Berry ______Program Committee James C. Burchett ______Board of Evangelism VIRGINIA STATE CAMP MEETING Emmitt B. Whalen . _____ Church Service Committee August 10-16 Frank P. Goode _ ------____ _ Board of Trustees CALENDAR OF STATE AND REGIONAL ACTIVITY State WMS Convention ------April 22-23, Charleston State Ministers' Meeting ______May 14-15, Charleston Roscoe Snowden, Speaker Craigsville Regional Camp Meeting ______June 28-July 4 (Cottle) Charles E. Cartmill, Evangelist State Youth Camp ______July 5-9, Camp Caesar (Webster Springs) Sheldon C. Johnson, Camp Meeting General Manager Campground Phone: Shawsville CO 8-2192 MINISTERS' MEETINGS STATE CAMP MEETING March 15-17 - Roanoke August 10- Christiansburg August 2-8, Cross Lane$ Herschell Rice, Evangelist STATE MISSIONARY MEETINGS James Moore, Song Leader Harry G. Terry, Camp Meeting General Manager March 9-15- Roanoke August 10-16- Christiansburg Campground Phone: 755-1057 STATE YOUTH CAMPS State Ministers' Meeting __ September 17-18 (Annual Business Meeting) Junior Camp -August Senior Camp -July State Youth Convention ------October 14-16, Camp Caesar Bob Culp, Speaker Note from the Virginia Ministerial Association Bylaws: "A minister entering the State of Virginia must bring with him a letter of character reference from the State Note: All ministers moving to the State of West Virginia are required to furnish a Ministerial Association of the Church of God in the state he is leaving or the Assem letter of recommendation from the Credentials Committee in the state he is leaving. bly or Conference of hL<> denomination or movement. Recognition in the Virginia State Assembly cannot be given until this letter is received." 68 69 STATE OFFICERS Chainnan Chainnan WISCONSIN STATE CAMP MEETING State Ministerial Assembly Credentials Committee ALABAMA White George D. Blackwell, Jr. W. A. Crim Rock Springs August 9-15 Colored ALASKA Wesley A. Lancaster Russell C. Wilson 0. L. Johnson, Evangelist ARIZONA ARKANSAS William Livingston Lester S. Hyslip Information: John L. Plumb, 908 Broadway, Sheboygan 53081 CALIFORNIA Northem Donald E. Smith V. A. Chesterman Central Irvin E. Shrout Irvin E. Shrout Southern Thomas R. Pyeatt A. Clarence Roper COLORADO Calvin A. Brallier Russell C. Schield FLORIDA Glen E. Marshall Lilburn H. Gilliam GEORGIA White Ernest H. Gross, Jr. Charles B. Ridgway Colored George S. Wilson, Sr. George S. Wilson, Sr. WYOMING CHURCH OF GOD IDAHO A. George Anshutz Wayne N. Cutshall STATE CAMP MEETING ILLINOIS White Raymond S. Miller Donald R. Tawney July 12-18 Site to be Announced Colored Charles W. McLeod Charles W. McLeod Louis F. Gough, Evangelist INDIANA Loyd E. Hargett J. Walter Koon CONVENTIONS IOWA KANSAS October 28-30 Cheyenne Jesse A. Barber I. Kirk Goodrick V. J. Gritzmacher, Speaker KENTUCKY Lovell J. Sorrell Charles R. Tarr LOUISIANA March 28-April 30 Casper White James D. Moss, Jr. John M. Johnson Cecil J. Brown, Speaker Colored George W. Burns George W. Burns OFFICERS MARYLAND, DELAWARE, D.C. William L. Thomas William L. Thomas MICHIGAN Maurice J. Mauch Martin J. Raab William 0. Carrell ~-~~~~~~ ~~~~-~~~--~--~- ~~------Chairman MINNESOTA Curtis M. Nielsen Ralph B. Cozad Loren D. Urion ------~------~-~-~-~------~-----~------Vice-Chairman MISSISSIPPI White C. 0. Germany C. 0. Germany Michael A. McCall ______~--~-~~----~~------~ Secretary-Treasurer Colored lsom R. Crockett H. E. Nash MISSOURI J. L. Hatchel Carl W. Peterson MONTANA Merrill J. Gray E. V. Swinehart NEBRASKA Carl C. Williams, Sr. Paul T. Wimer NEW JERSEY Colored Odds: NEW MEXICO Robert F. Lucas Robert F. Lucas NEW YORK Colored NORTH CAROLINA White Leroy M. Fulton Cleo P. Keirn Colored 167 to 1 Against you! NORTH DAKOTA Milbert A. Ortman Milbert A. Ortman NORTHEAST AREA Out of 168 hours a week, a child is Arnold A. Coody Arnold A. Coody OHIO Alfred E. Brown J. H. Edwards in the church school only one hour OKLAHOMA on Sunday morning. Even the worst Ross Atkins J. W. Riley Phillippe OREGON Howard W. Leverett Ray J. Tuttle gambler would not knowingly commit PENNSYLVANIA any sizable part of his money against Eastern Pa., N.J. & N.Y. Edward C. Hook Edward C. Hook such heavy odds. Western Pa. & Western N.Y. Daniel E. Ratzlaff Daniel E. Ratzlaff And yet, that is exactly what every church school teacher does week Colored Thomas J. Sawyer Leonard E. Roache after week. Yes, the odds are 167-to-1 against the teacher unless SOUTH CAROLINA White William A. Jackson J.D. Grubbs home cooperation in Christian education is secured. Colored George Brown Enos L. Clyburn SOUTH DAKOTA Henry G. Howe Henry G. Howe Help your teachers secure this cooperation and TENNESSEE East Benjamin A. Jenkins J. David Grubbs beat these odds with Curriculum materials Middle and West R. Alex Adams J. W. McCollough designed, written for, and published by the TEXAS White Max R. Gaulke Stephen V. Pound Church of God. Free samples of all curriculum Colored VIRGINIA White Byrum C. Lee Sheldon C. Johnson materials are available upon request. Write for Colored Charles T. Green Charles T. Green a curriculum catalog. WASHINGTON Inland Empire Eldon S. Mouser Leland C. Maxfield Western L. T. Flynt R. DeWitt Howell WEST VIRGINIA White Charles E. Cartmill George M. Newell WARNER PRESS, INC. Colored George T. Giles Willie L. Terry Publication Board of the Church of God WISCONSIN Jack R. Anderson L. Allen Kline WYOMING William 0. Carrell L. D. Urion P.O. Box 2499 Dept. SP Anderson, Indiana 46011 CANADA Eastern Western Albert F. Irving Walker Wright 70 71 Key to Abbreviations A.B.!. ------____ Alberta Bible Institute AC ------Active Chaplain A.C. ------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---Anderson College MINISTERS AP ------Associate, assistant, or co-pastor Arl. C. ------______Arlington College *Indicates unordained ministers B.R.C.C. ------Bay Ridge Christian College Directory of Foreign Missionaries on pages 28 and 29. C.B.H. ------Christian Brotherhood Hour Directory of Home Missionaries on page 25. Ch. Bldg. Campaigns ______Church Building Campaigns Chr. Ed. ------Board of Christian Education Aaron, Levorn, 178-36 119th Rd., St. Albans, N.Y. 11434 (AR 6-7647) ______AP, E Ch. Ext. ------Board of Church Extension Aaron, William, 2532 Humphrey St., East Elmhurst 69, N.Y. (NR 2-043l) ______p *Abney, Bertha, 7305 Lemington Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15206 (661-2487) ______M Ch. Sch. Pub. ------Church School Publications Abney, C. C., 7305 Lemington Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15206 (661-2487) ______p Ch. Ser. ------______Division of Church Service Absher, Maurice F., 1416 E. Clark St., West Frankfort, Ill. (932-6534) ______p Comm. ------. ------Commission Acuff, C. L., 1638 N. 45th St., East St. Louis, Ill. (UP 4-6430) ______p Dir. ------Director Adair, J. Nolan, 116 DeBoll, Houston, Tex. 77022 (OX 4-161l) ______M *Adam, Dalbert Bryan, 47th Ave. & 56th St., Box 549, Camrose, Alta., Can. ______M *Adams, A. Clifton, 40 S.W. 57th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. (ME 2-6431)______AP :d.-- ~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~=a~~~~; *Adams, Billy L., R. 6, Muncie, Ind. (759-5595)______. P *Adams, Florena, Box 46, Holden, W.Va. (239-2209) ______AP g:·~-·------_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_~------~------~---_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_~------~~-~~---~-~-~s~!~~~ ~:;~!~ Adams, Gabriel, 3805 49th Ave., Box 694, Lloydminster, Sask., Can. (3263) ______p Adams, George T., 3007 Holland St., Erie, Pa. (455-9619) ______AP Grad. Sch. ------Graduate School Adams, H. C., 456 5th Ave., Chula Vista, Calif. 92010 (422-8483)______P Adams, James H., Bonnie, Ill. (244-1795)______M Adams, Jr., Lloyd L., 386 Willowood Dr. W., Mansfield, Ohio 44906 (747-4336) ____ M ~:·.·- - ~ ·-=-~ = ~~ti~~~~.\~;~~;: Adams, Orvas J ., R. 1, Box 29, Pioneer, La. ______p M ------Minister Adams, R. Alex, R. 4, Fayetteville, Tenn. (433-3812)______p *Adams, Terry Lee, 270 W. Mills St., R. 1, Box 72, Eldorado, Ohio (273-3701) ______AP MCE ------Minister of Christian Education Adamson, Ralph F., 20715 Castro St., P.O. Box 156, Laton, Calif. 93242 (923-4654) P MM ------Minister of Music Adcock, Claude L., 1115 Old Mobile Hgwy., Pascagoula, Miss. (SO 2~2659) ______PE MS ------Ministerial Student Adcock, Elver F., 2309 S.E. 66th Ave., Portland, Ore. 97215 (777-296l) ______M MY ------Minister of Youth Addington, John J., 4335 Timberlane Dr., Columbia, S.C. 29209 ______p Addis, William R., 2824 Sterling Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. 46808 (748-2727) ______R ~:~. -i3d~---_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_~-:_-:_-_-_-:_-:_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_~~---_-_-_-_~---_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-:--Mi~~i~~~r~a;::;~ Ahlemann, Alva, c/o J arald Bowman, R. 2, Wadesville, Ind. (St. Joseph WO 3-3124) ______PE Nat. ------______National Ahrendt, Edward H., 2362 S.E. 43rd Ave., Portland, Ore. 97215 (236-4568) ______E P ------Pastor Ahrendt, Nora T. (Mrs. Edward H.)______R PE ------Pastor-Evangelist Albrecht, James A., 11004 S. Kenton Ave., Oak Lawn, Ill. 60453 (425-3730) ______p *Albright, John K., 8000 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind. 46217 (TU 1-0292) MM, E Pres. ------President *Alcorn, Willie, R. L Box 3 7 A, Somerville, Tex.______AP Prof. ------Professor *Alexander, Amos V., 146 Adams St., Rochester, N.Y. (LO 2-4064) ______AP Pro. Sec. ------Promotional Secretary Alexander, Evelyn, P.O. Box 428, Jonesboro, La. 71251 (4538)______AP R ------Retired Alexander, James Theodore, 3701 Roanoke Ave., Newport News, Va. 23607 (CH 4-7139)______P RC ------Reserve Chaplain Alexander, Lester E., 516 W. Southern, Covington, Ky. (261-4247) ______PE Rep. ------Representative *Alexander, Matilda Addorine, 420 N. Redfield St., Philadelphia, Pa. (SH 8-2819) ____ M R.My. ------Retired Missionary Alexander, RalphS., R. 2, Falkville, Ala. 35622 (784-2485)______P SE ------State Evangelist Alford, Charles H., 3360 N. Fontana Ave., Tucson, Ariz. 85705 (624-1644) ______p *Alford, Herbert C., R. 1, Box 247, Scott Depot, W.Va. 25560 (755-4749) ______P Alford, Walter T., 1524 James Ave., Hartsville, S.C. (ED 2-7628)______p ~~c. --~~~::::::~~::::::::::~~~::::~~~::~::~=:::::::::::~::::::~~:~~:::::::::::~---s~~P~;c;:~~:~ Allen, Dennis E., Mays Landing Rd., R. 3, Box 155, Mays Landing, N.J. 08330 SS ------Seminary Student (965-1625)______p St. ------State Allen, Green B .. Floyd Co., Box 165, Garrett, Ky. 41630 (358-4346) ______M V. Pres. ------Vice-President Allen, Hence, P.O. Box 55, Florahome, Fla. 32635 (684-7773) ______p Allen, Jack E., 310 Harrington Dr., Duncanville, Tex. ______M W.P.C. ------_ ------Warner Pacific College *Allen, James T., 4967 Lotus Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 63113 (FO 1-7398) ______GW W.S. ------__ _ __ World Service Allen, Joel Lee, 775 E. Market St., Xenia, Ohio (372-2191) ______P Warner Pr. _ ------Warner Press, Inc. Allen, Roger W., 242 Liberty St., Clarion, Pa. 16214 (226-8672)______P 72 73 Allen, Shelby J., 1031 High St., Hamilton, Ohio 45011 (895-8394) ______R Bachman, Chris A., 1328 W. 1st St., Coffeyville, Kan. 67337 (CL 1-9683) ______p Allenbrand, Robert L., 1604 S.E. 49th Ave., Portland, Ore. 97215 (234-896l) ____ MCE Bailey, David A., Box 193, Creekside, Pa. 15732 (463-3346) ______p Allison, William L., R. 3, Johnson City, Tenn. 37603 (926-9306) ______AP Bailey, Edward F., 1555 Dewey Ave., Evanston, Ill. 60201 (UN 4-4912) ______M Ails, Celia R., 3024 Lindsay Ave., Omaha, Neb. 68111 (451-7328) ______£ Bailey, Homer B., Simpson, La. 714 7 4. (8462) __ ------P Alls, Ivan P., 1645 16th St., Box 531, North Apollo, Pa. (GR 2-032l) ______p *Bailey, James D., Lot 38, Huffman Trailer Ct., ~olla, Mo. 65401 (364-5295) ______p Ails, Jr., King, 3024 Lindsay Ave., Omaha, Neb. 68111 (451-7328) ______GW Bailey, John J., 16 Pine St., Mount Vernon, Oh10 43050 q93-466l) ____ : ______PE Alt, LaVerne S., 314 14th St. N.E., Owatonna, Minn. 55060 (451-7098) ______p Bailey, Maxwell J., 77 Willetsville Pike, R. 3, _Box 174, Hillsboro, Oh10 45133 ______p *Ambrose, Maggie J ., R. 2, Box 422, Jacksonville, N .C. ______p Bailey, Thomas W., 516 N. lOth St., Canon City, Colo. 81212 (275-9107) ______p Amburgey, Ira J., 808 Leora St., Trenton, Ohio 45067 (988-6189) ______PE Bain, Herman M., 315 15th St. N., Bessemer, _Ala. 35020 (425-4013) ______p Anderson, Beverley C., 3026 Waterloo Rd., Connersville, Ind. 47331 (825-2431) ______p Bain, William, 969 Forsythe St., Toledo 5, Oh10 (OX 1-0.892~ ------.------R *Anderson, Evelyn I., 917 Bluntzer St., Corpus Christi, Tex. 78405 (TU 3-7848) ____ AP Baird, Frederick L., 3649 E. Garfield Rd., R. 1, New Spnngfteld, Oh10 44443 Anderson, Jack R., 8035 W. Capitol Dr., Milwaukee, Wis. 53222 (HO 6-2515) ______p (549-2893) ______p Anderson, James A., 1591 Hendricks St., Gary, Ind. (949-3794) ______p *Baird, John A., 717 N. 3rd St., Niles, Mich. 49120 (684-2298) ______c ______M Anderson, L. Leon, 121 Arthur Dr., Weaver, Ala. 36277 (237-8202) ______M Baker, C. W., 1112 S. Crescent, Independence, Mo. 64052 (TE 3-2513) ______R Anderson, Martin Luther, 11 Winona St., West Peabody, Mass. (535-0818) ______M Baker, Everett E., State Soldier's Home, Lafayette, Ind. 47901 (RI 3-7796) ______R *Anderson, Ralph W., 521 Ellerdale Rd., Chesterfield, Ind. (378-7103) ______M Baker, Howard E., 25636 E. 27th St., San Bernardino, Calif. 92404 (TU 3-4749) ____ p Anderson, Warren, 1915 S. Santa Anita, Arcadia, Calif. (HI 6-4555) ______PE Baker, Marvin W., 20 E. Oak St., Anderson, Ind. (6.42-1664) ______p Anderson, Willie, R. 1, Box 113, Riceboro, Ga. 31323 ______AP, E Baker, Robert E., 1910 S. Ridge yv., Ashtabula, 9hio ______p Andrews Harriet A., 437 Windsor St., Akron, Ohio 44306 (535-3618) ______M Baldwin, C. W., 2421 N.E. Madison Ave., Peona, Ill. 61603 (682-0808) ______p Anshutz, A. George, 209 Washington St., Pocatello, Ida. 83202 (232-3019) ______p Ball, Billy T., 443 High St., Elyria, Ohio (322-9904) ------P *Apotosh, C. LeRoy, 1091 Hunt Rd., Lakewood, N.Y. 14750 (4700) ______p Ball, Glen A., 3412 Hillcrest Lane, Erlanger, Ky. 41018 (341-6246) ______p Appleberry, Eula Ellis, 1218 McArthur Ave., Dayton 8, Ohio (AM 3-2115) ______AP, E Ball, Hubert V., 2718 Washington Ave., St. Albans, W.Va. 25177 (727-9739) ______p Arbeiter, Gottlieb, 122 State St., P.O. Box 14, Marion, S.D. 57043 (648-3780) ______R *Bandy, Jerry Earl, 8726 Hyaleah Rd.,. Tampa, Fla ..(988-5497) ______E Arington, H. Linvel, 1120 Whittington, Hot Springs, Ark. 71901 (NA 4-4943) ______AP *Banks, Luther 0., 2108 Bryant St., Middletown, Oh10 (423-~156) ______E Armey, Bessie L., 906 S. Main, Kendallville, Ind. 46755 (347-1137) ______GW Banks, Pleas William, 13213 Mettler Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 90061 (FA 1-4886) ___ p Armey, Willard J., R. 1, Beattyville, Ky. (646-2427)______p Barber, Jesse A., 1203 Glendale Rd., McPherson, Kan. (CH 1-0408) ______p *Armstead, Emanuel Loyd, 2823 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, Ill. (638-7107) ______M *Barber, Jr., Jesse A., 7826 S.E. 70th Ave., Portland, C?Fe. 97206 (771-6512) ______AP Armstead, Jacob R., 2823 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, Ill. 60612 (638-7107) ______p Barber, Proctor E., 1114 Mona St., Honolulu, Hawan 96821 (3-1640) ______P Armstead, William David, 2648 W. Maypole, Chicago, Ill. (NE 2-5503) ______AP Barge, Curtis, 1721 Leland Ave., Evanston, Ill. 60201 (GR 5-5542) ______p Arnhart, Claude B., Coyle & Phillips Sts., P.O. Box 524, Ripley, Okla. 74062 Bargerstock, Rodney F., 116 Glover St., Jers.ey ShoFe, Pa. 17740 (398-2163) ______p (FR 2-4243) ______P *Barker, Dwight L., 19922 Jersey Ave., Art.esta, ~ahf. 90701 (865-853l) ______E Arnold, George T., 56 W. Mike St., Sapulpa, Okla. (BA 4-3089) ______p Barker, Vern E., 19922 Jersey Ave., Artesm, Calif. 90701 (865-8531) ______p Arnold, J. Lawrence, 4516 32nd Ave. S.W., Calgary, Alta., Can. (249-124l) ______p Barker, William F., 602 Ruddle Ave., Anderson, Ind. (644-1096) ______AP Arnold, Lewis A., 347 Hill Ave., Grand Junction, Colo. (242-2184) ______p Barkman, Herman D., 1254 E. Madison St., Cottage Grove, Ore. 97424 (942-2110)_P Arnold, W. Clay, Box 63, Marbury, Md. 20658 (748-670l) ______p Barnes, Harvey P., 224 W. lOth St., Peru, Ind. 46970 (GR 2-2521) ______R Arthur, J. J., Box 364, Harlan, Ky. ______E Barnes, Irene, 3315 Piety St., New Orleans, La. 70126 (WH 4-5352) ______M *Arthur, Mattie E., 15 University St., Seminole, Okla. 74868 (261l) ______E Barnett, Edgar W., 113 Nursery Rd., Anderson, Ind. 46012 (642-2757) ______R Arthur, Paul F., 2609 Horton Dr., Anderson, Ind. 46011 (643-7868) ______E Barr, Clifford R., Carlisle St., Box 45, McLean, Ill. 61754 ______R Arthur, William A., 7408 Cuernavaca Pl., Tucson, Ariz. 85710 (296-1763)__ M Barrows, E. N., 8484 East St., P.O. Box 247, Millington, Mich. 48746 (TR 1-4591) P Arthur, William T., 1321 N. 31st St., Richmond, Va. (644-1610) ______E Barry, Robert L., 115 E. Washington St., Portland, Ind. 47371 (726-8463) ______PE Ashcraft, Forrest, Kiser Lake Rd., R. 1, Box 603, St. Paris, Ohio 43072 (JU 3-3951) P Barth, Mrs. Walter, R. 2, Urich, Mo. 64788 (ME 8-4784) ______GW Ashford, Elmer W., 1025 Iowa St., Ashland, Ore. (482-3499)______p Bartlett, Richard J., 7947 92nd Ave., Edmonton, Alta., Can. (466-9203) ______p Ashton, Paul C., Apartado 89, Puerto Limon, Costa Rica ______M Baskerville, Eugene F., 903 High St., Anderson, Ind. 46010 (643-356~) Ashworth, James E., 1957 Pinehollow Blvd., Sharon, Pa. (342-7941) ______P Office Mgr., W.S. Ashworth, Lorene E. (Mrs. James E.) ______AP Bastin, Albert, 261 Morrow Rd., South Lebanon, Ohio 45065 ______R Ast, Herman, 2424 Wheeling Ave., Muncie, Ind. 47304 (288-7388) ______E Batdorf, John W., 828 Maplewood St., Anderson, Ind .. 46012 (643-0238) ______M Atkins, Ross, 107 N. Shawnee, Dewey, Okla. 74029 (KE 4-3469) ______P Bates, Aubrey J., 452 W. Market St., Germantown, Ohio 45327 (855-6949) ______PE *Atteberry, Kenneth E., 202 S. Alexander St., Clinton, Ill. 61727 (935-2444) ______P Bates, Sr., Charles 0., 307 Vine St., Chesterfield, Ind. 46017 (378-7514) ______R Atwell, Leon C., 2424 N.W. 54th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. 73112 (VI 3-7244) ____ PE *Bath, \V. 0., 517 9th St., Alva, Okla. 73717 (FA 7-1389) ______p Aurand, Paul E., 214 N. George St., Decatur, Mich. 49045 (423-5321)______p Batie, G. J., 15 S. Steel St., Box 343, LaFayette, Ga. (638-3609) ______p Ausbun, Gary Wayne, 2222 Bloomfield St., Cape Girardeau, Mo. 63701 Batie, Louise (Mrs. G. J .) ______AP (ED 4-415 5) ______P *Baublet, G. E., 1510 Douglas Rd., Nacogdoches, Tex. (LO 4-4113) ______p Austin, Clyde C., 728 State St., Hood River, Ore. 97031 (386-3138) ______M Bays, Charles E., 106 Murray Ave., Minerva, Ohio (868-6117) ______PE Austin, James Edward, P.O. Box 2069, Anderson, Ind. 46011 (644-4489) Beach, Glenn I., Box 84, Camrose, Alta., Can. ______E Dir., Ch. Bldg. Campaigns, Ch. Ext. Beach, Lavern D., 55 Church St., Coldwater, Mich. 49036 (278-5755) ______P Austin, Wade L., 230 W. Corban St., Concord, N.C. ______P *Beach, Verda E., 7315 S. Union Ave., Chicago, Ill. 60721 (VI 6-1829) ______M *Aved, Alex G., 2606 Washington, Fresno, Calif. 93701 (AM 4-2655) ______M Beaird Franklin H., 1511 Kay St., Harrisburg, Pa. (545-8706) ______p Avery, Mary Malott, 807 S. Cedar St., P.O. Box 76, Delavan, Ill. 61734 (244-8402) M Beard,'Norman E., 1217 N. Nursery Rd., Anderson, Ind. 46012 (643-8354) Ayres, Paul D., 625 13th St., Cody, Wyo. 82414 (587-3872) ______PE Dean of Students, A.C. Beasley, Edwin R., 1200 Elm St., Crossett, ~rk. 71635 (FO 4-492l) ______p Babcock, Ernest A., 5802 65th St., S.S. 1, Box 6041, Red Deer, Alta., Can. Beasley, William F., 419 N. Morrow, Drumnght, Okla. 74030 (FL 2-3835) ______M (346-6915) ______E Beasley, L. Pauline (Mrs. William F.) ______------______M 74 75 *Billingsley, Ernest Gerald, 614 N. 7th St., Saginaw, _Mich. 18601 (754-7666) ______GW Beason, Alvin, 720 Indianapolis Ave., Lebanon, Ind. 46052 (998) ______M Billingsley, Hattie B., 3345 Maybury Grand, Detroit 8, Mich. (825-7226) ______E Beau Lac, John R., 1021 W. Walnut, Herington, Kan. 67449 (BL 8-2766) ______p Binegar, Virgil L., 201 N. Wall St., Wilmington, Ohio ______M Beaver, Lawrence J., 410 W. Spring St., Lagrange, Ind. 46761 (463-3188) ______p Bingham, Johanna, 2941 Carver Dr., Corpus Christi, Tex. 78405 (TU 3-1253) ______R Beaver, Esther M. (Mrs. Lawrence J .)______AP Bird, Fred E., 1015 W. Ruby St., Lakeland, Fla. ?3801 (MU 8-4088) ______p Beavers, Lyda A., 2411 8th St., Meridian, Miss. 39301 (482-7713) ______R Bird, Ralph E., 620 Park Ave., Newton Falls, Oh10 44444 (872-0316) ______p Bebee, Arthur F., 202 Park Lane, Federalsburg, Md. 21632 (PL 4-6671) ______P *Bird Amelia M. (Mrs. Ralph E.) _ ------AP Bebee, Carleton 0., 1105 Esperanza Dr., Belen, N.M. 87002 (864-8237) ______p Bisc~ner, Mami~, c/o Exeter Memorial Hospital, Exeter, Calif. ______R Beebe, Selma Jackson, 620 Westlake Ave., Westlake, La. (436-6979) ______M Bishop, Hugh A., 201 E. 1st St., Box 2~5, _Trent~n, Neb. 69044 (2582)______p Beecher, Orvall W., 1103 Boulevard Pl., El Cajon, Calif. 92020 (444-0662) ______p Bishop, William, 405 N. Court St., Ellisville, Miss. ______------P Beggs, Alvin, 6844 Arizona Ave., Hammond, Ind. (845-3426) ______p Bissett, F. Earl, Star Route, Box 64, Oakridge, Ore. 97463 (782-0877) ------_____ p Behnke, Roland G., 171 Michigan Ave., Box 124, Remus, Mich. ______p Bittleston, Oliver C., Riverside Tracts, R. 1, Orofino, Ida. 83544 (GR 2-2366) _____ - P Belcher, Linnie G., Clear Fork, W.Va. 24822 ______p Bixler, Ethel J., 43400 N. 20th St. E., Lancaster, Calif. (WH 2-2295) ______M Bell, Dewayne B., 6152 Cornell Dr., Huntington Beach, Calif. (430-5613) Bixler, Leon R., 501 Cedar St., Rolla, Mo. 65401 (364-1952)_ ------______p Pres., Arl. C. Blackburn, Richard, 5949 S. Ada Ave., Chicago, Ill. (W A 5-2661) ------______M Bell, Irene S., 2537a N. Market St., St. Louis, Mo. 63106 (GE 6-0292) ______p Blackwelder, Boyce W., 1519 Forrest St., Anderson, Ind. 46012 (644-6819) Bell, Leonard D., 7600 "D" Seminole Blvd., Largo, Fla. 33542 (584-6905) ______M Assoc. Prof., Grad. Sch. Bell, Leroy, 4524 9th Terr. N., Birmingham, Ala. 35212 (595-0681) ______p Blackwell, Carrie J., P.O. Box 12, Simpson, La. 71474 (383-8463) ______M *Bell, Jr., Peter, R. 1, Box 84, Pittsboro, N.C. (542-5117)______P Blackwell, Jr., George D., 111 N. Cannon Ave., P.O. Box 86, Sylacauga, Ala. 35150 Bell Winfield S., 3611 Columbus Ave., Anderson, Ind. 46014 (642-9289) ______M (245-7118) ______p Bellamy, C. Joe, 109 Golden Isle Dr., Mount Dora, Fla. (383-2562) ______p Blackwell, Richard G., 1333 W. Main St., Grove City, Pa. 16127 (458-6176) ______p Beltz, LeRoy T., R. 2, Box 148-A, Waynesville, Mo. 65583 (774-2601) ______p Blaine, Hiram Floyd, 3195 Greensburg Rd., North Canton, Ohio 44720 (TY 6-1608) R Bender, Marie, R. 1, Imperial, Mo. 63052 (HO 7-5861)_ ____ ------______M Blair, Willard L., R. 3, Box 153, Pendleton, Ind. 46064 (778-4140) ______--- P Bender, Wayne R., 109 Main St., Lebanon, Ore. 97355 (258-2744) ______p *Blake, Odell L., R. 7, Box 48, Hot Springs, Ark. (N A 4-1 020) ______p Benefield, A. W., R. 1, Box 70, Chelsea, Ala. (474-5914)______p Blake, Joe Phillip, R. 3, Columbia City, Ind. 46725 (691-3724) ______p Bengtson, F. Dale, 630 Maplewood Ave., Anderson, Ind. (644-1158) Asst. Prof., A.C. Blanchard Max Carliss, Box 347, Crow Agency, Mont. 59022 (638-2389) ______p *Bennett, Jr., Elijah Jacob, R. 2, Box 347, Fayetteville, W.Va. 25840 (560 W2) ______P Blankenship, Alfred A., 4218 Broadlane, Box A, Pendleton, Ore. 97801 (276-3450) IC Bennett, Elmer 0., P.O. Box 776, San Ysidro, Calif. 92073 (GA 8-2488) ______E *Blankenship, Fern (Mrs. Alfred A.) ______------GW Bennett, Frank Gale, 137 W. Anderson St., Aurora, Mo. 65605 (OR 8-4363) ______p Blaskowsky, David, 128 W. Spruce St., P.O. Box 233, Gackle, N.D. 58442 (2361) PE Bennett, Luke L., 9601 E. 32nd St., Independence, Mo. (CL 4-7245)______p Bleiler, Ernest L., 1417 E. 31st St., Anderson, Ind. (643-5157) ------______R *Bennett, Ora B., 1728 Trendley Ave., East St. Louis, Ill. (UP 4-0685) ______GW *Blevins, Charles H., 4450 Clara St., Cudahy, Calif. (LU 8-7095) ______- ______M Benson, Adilaid R., Chandler Rd., R. 1, Hermitage, Tenn. 37076 (883-6703) ______E Blevins, Frank G., Box 15, Crumpler, W.Va. (862-9057) ______------P Benson, Charles M., 4095 Texas St., San Diego, Calif. 92104 (295-8520) ______p Blevins, Gerald E., 2406 Ottawa Dr., Lafayette, Ind. 47905 (SH 2-5906)______-- P Benson, Howard L., 435 Columbus Ave., P.O. Box 124, Philadelphia, Miss. 39350 Blevins, Jr., Orner, 329 14th St. S.W., Hickory, N.C. (324-7124) ______p (656-3094)- ______p Blevins, Pauline, Box 15, Crumpler, W.Va. (862-9057) ______p Benson, L. V., 301 lOth Ave., Hattiesburg, Miss. 39401 (582-3606) ______p Blewitt, Mary Anna, 150-17 84th Ave., Jamaica, N.Y. 11432 (RE 9-4581) _R Benson, Ralph A., 3752 Hoover St., Redwood City, Calif. 94063 (369-7232) ______IC *Bloom, Andrew J., 1043 Newton Ave., L. Pk., Erie, Pa. 16511 (TW 9-3847) ______M Benson, Thomas N., R. 3, Box 172, Meridian, Miss. (483-3206) ______p Bloyd, Carroll E., 304 E. William St., Washington, Ind. (CL 4-1953) ______p Benthin, Harley 0., 201 E. Washington, Hoopeston, Ill. (415)______P Bobak, John, Box 263, Interlachen, Fla. 32048 (684-7794) ______M Bentley, Albert A., 1426 Candido Rd. S.W., Albuquerque, N.M. 87105 (877-2976) ____ p Boelke, Albert, 58 Glover St., Eustis, Fla. 32726 (357-3308) ______R Bentley, Jay Mark, 1255 E. 38th St., Erie, Pa. 16504 (UN 4-3530) ____ R Boggess, 0. 0., 304 William St., Washington, Ind. (CL 4-1953) ______E *Bentley, John R., 6251 Eucalyptus Ave., Riverside, Calif. (OV 5-5596) ___ _ R Bogle, Clement A., 1612 W. 165th St., Compton 3, Calif. (639-6022) ______p Bentley, Edna P. (Mrs. John R.) ______R Bohling, LeRoy H., 2018 E. 6th St., Anderson, Ind. 46012 ______M *Benton, George L., R. 1, Trenton, Neb. 69044 (3147) ______p Bohn, Carl F., R. 2, Woodward, Iowa 50276 (21F17)------.----.---R Benton, Roy R., Caney, Ky. 41407 (SH 3-2441) ______PE Bolitho. Axchie A., 307 Cottage Ave., Anderson, Ind. 46012 (644-7028) Ed., Mzsswns Beresford, Theron Paul, 103 Woodland Ave., Woodland, Calif. 95695 (662-1418) P Bolt, John Jay, 2319 Sheridan, Anderson, Ind. 46014 (643-2574) ______R Beresford, Catherine Louise (Mrs. Theron Paul) ______AP *Bomgardner, Jerri A., 108 W. Paint, Washington C.H., Ohio (335-1094) ______AP Berg, Peter H., 2640 Las Encinas Lane, Santa Barbara, Calif. 93105 (962-3815) ______R Bond, Oscar L., 256 Dorothy St., R. 1, Box 130, Moro, ~11. (377-9625) ______p Berghouse, Nettie L., 1613 Flower Circle N., Phoenix, Ariz. 85015 (AM 6-1580) ___ R Boone, Daisy Maiden, 10609 Fleming Ave.,_San Jose, Calif. 95127 ------______R Bernamonti, Dominic, 220 S. "C" St., Muskogee, Okla. 7440L ______M Boring, Andrew J., 12525 Jefferson Rd., Mishawaka, Ind. 46544 (259-4371) ______p Berquist, Maurice, 266 Lexington Dr., Daytona Beach, Fla. (253-1761) ______p *Bosworth, Merle L., 640 Rangeline Rd., Anderson, Ind. 46012 (644-9375) Berry, Clarence T., 613 17th St. N.W., Canton, Ohio 44703 (GL 6-1006) ______M Loan Consultant, Ch. Ext. Berry, Ernest M., 2 Poplar St., Bridgeport, Ohio 43912 (635-2925)______. ______p Botkin, John B., Broadway Trailer Ct., 502 Broadway, Portsmouth, Ohio 45662 ____ M Berry, Farrell L., 1103 N. McKinley Ave., Sand Springs, Okla. 74063 (CI 5-5865) ___ P Botts, William K., R. 1, Holt, Mo. 64048 (264-3522) __ ------M Berry, Glenn D., 547 Main St., Logan, W.Va. 25601 (PL 2-4064) .. ______P Bouey, Thelma Lois, R. 1, Box 48, Mount Vernon, Ala. (829-3921)_____ - AP, E Betts, SamuelS., 4691 Massillon Rd., P.O. Box 41, Greensburg, Ohio (896-1985) ____ p Box, Cecil M., 204 W. 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(588-7597) ______p 77 76 Boyd, Jr., Cauthion T., Second Army, Office of the Chaplain, Fort George G. Meade, * . Md. 20755 (5468) ______AC *Brown, Sterling Eugene, 551 31st St., Huntington, W.Va. 25702 (523-2285) ______M Boyd, James Floyd, 1515 ~me Ave., Anniston, Ala. (236-1385) ______~~AP Brown, Victor R., 4025 N. Vancouver Ave., Portland, Ore. (AT 4-5559) ______p Boyer, Harold W., 1754 Mmden Lane, Springfield, Ohio 45504 (325-5151)______p *Brown, William, 2017 18th Ave., Meridian, Miss. 3930L______p Boyette, _R?bert E., 5208 N. Damen, Chicago, Ill. 60625 (878-0867)------~~jc *Brown, William Peter, 6202 S. Langley Ave., Chicago, Ill. 60637 ______:M; Boze, Wilham V., 2052 Noble Ave., Flint, Mich. 48504 (CE 8-6880) ______R Browning, James Jones, 913 Grand Ave., Anderson Ind. 46012 (642-0463) ______R Bradley, Fred B., 3648 S. Nebraska St., Marion, Ind. 46955 (OR 4-6467)______p Browning Robert Lee, 731 N. Ireland St., Greensburg, Ind. 47240 (662-3594) ______p Bradley, Joh1_1 0., 604 E. Hollywood Ave., Tampa, Fla. 33604 (233-5933)------~~~E *Brooks, Edward L., 204A Bakervillage, Columbus, Ga. 31903 (689-3221) ______M Bradley, Lucille Brown (Mrs. John 0.) ------R Brooks, Harvey H., 606 Christian Ave., Elkhart, Ind. 46517 (JA 2-3821) ______p Brag!?, I. S., ~- 1, Box 265, Gurdon, Ark. 71743 (FL 3-4105) ______--PE Brooks, Lawrence E., 214 Graceland Ave., Anderson, Ind. 46012 (643-3689) ______R Brallier, Calvm A., 1320 S. Dow~ing St., Denver, Colo. 80210 (777-6823) ______-_- ___ p Bruerd, Edward W., Taylor University, Upland, Ind. 46989 (WY 8-2751) ______E Brandenburg, Tom, Box 15, Castme, Ohio (678-6860)______p Brugh, Warren H., 3517 Pamlico Circle, Norfolk, Va. 23513 (UL 3-3845) ______R Brandon, Jerry M., 1506 Coleman Ave., Athens, Ala. (232-3056)______---p Brumfield, Donald R., 1118 Alexander St., Houston, Tex. 77008 (UN 1-0343) ______M Brandt, Ray~ond R., 1133 Lagro Dr., Fort Wayne, Ind. 46808 (437-1132)~~~~~~~~~~~~AP Bruner, Fred V., 313 Germaine Ave., Santa Cruz, Calif. 95062 (GR 5-8556) ______: ____ M Braschler, Clifton R., 1514 E. 18th St., Anderson, Ind. (643-5206) ______p Bruner, Helen E. (Mrs. Fred V.) ______M Bratcher, Clarence E., 209 N. 11th, Tonkawa, Okla. 74653 (MA 8-3592) -- -M Brunson, Marvin D., Box 805, Edgemont, S.D.______M Brau~r, Henry_ H., 2115 4th Ave. N., Seattle 9, Wash. ------~-~~~--~~-AP·,- E Brushaber, Ralph E., 5116 N. Santa Monica Blvd., Milwaukee, Wis. 53217 Braz!l, Cornelius Walter, 2928 Newton Ave., San Diego, Calif. 92113 (BE 3-7035) AP (962-8436) ______p Brazil, Joseph E., E. Franklin Ave., Airport Annex, P.O. Box 6454, Anchorage, *Bruzzese, PhilipS., 6936 S.E. Brooklyn St., Portland, Ore. 97206 (771-5076) ______M *Bryant, Mary E., 2477 Waring Ct., Apt. 584, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15213 (683-1882) ______E Brazil, Viola H. (Mrs. Joseph E.) ------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i Bryant, Payton E., Main & Nellie Sts., P.O. Box 574, Scott City, Mo. (CO 4-4700) ____ p *Brewbaker, Carl Duane, 308 N. Whittemore St., St. Johns, Mich. (224-4380) ______p *Bryant, Samuel M., 240 S. Sanford St., Pontiac, Mich. ______AP, E _,Brewer, Carl D., R. 7, N~wark, Ohio (745-5403) ______PE Buck, Earl A., R. 1, South Coffeyville, Okla. 74072 (Edna, Kan. WA 9-4744) ______p ···Brewer, P. _Roger, 1428 Silver St., New Albany, Ind. 47150 (WH 5-9654) ______AP Buck, George W., 631 High St., Anderson, Ind. 46012 (642-2580) ______AP Brew~r, Willard W., 7888 3rd St. (Maud), West Chester, Ohio 45069 (774-4361) p *Buckle, Carl C., 1111 Vine St., Paso Robles, Calif. 93446 (238-1758) ______M Br~wmgton, Carl M., P.O. Box 207, Fort Meade, Fla. (AT 4-4971) ______-_PE Buckle, Jr., Thomas C., 403 S. Ruby St., Ellensburg, Wash. (962-9049) ______p Br~ck, Floyd W., 150 Shaw St., R. 3, West Baraboo, Wis. 53913 (EL 6-6545)______p Buckle, Thomas Charles, 3326 Delaware St., Klamath Falls, Ore. (884-6568) ______p Buckle, Myrtle Irene (Mrs. Thomas Charles) ______AP Br!dge, N. Wayne, 6 E. 37t? St., San Angelo, Tex. 76901 (655-1419) ______--~~~-p Br~dges, Edward E., 1330 Sigsbee Ave., Columbus, Ohio (291-2871) ______p *Buckley, Carroll T., 4310 Wawona St., Los Angeles, Calif. (254-2472) ______AP Br~dwell, Al_bert E., R. 1, Mitchell, Ind. 47446 (3063-L) ______p Buehler, John A., 2276 Redwood Ave., Memphis, Tenn. 38108 (276-2823) ______p p Br~ggs, ~eslie Scott, 137 McMullin Ave., Flemingsburg, Ky. 41041 (845-3022) ______p Bugg, Andrew J., 2812 Adams Ave., Ashland, Ky. 41101 (325-4300) ______Br!tt, Ahce E., 2525 Biondo St., Omaha, Neb. (346-1228)______E Bullard, Everette Leroy, 3049 Randolph St., Huntington Park, Calif. 90256 (581-8548) ______M Bntt, Ernest H., 2525 Biondo St., Omaha, Neb. (346-1228)------~~~~~~~~~~~~~p Broadnax, James T., 4657a Parlin, St. Louis, Mo. 63115 (EV 5-2121) ______AP, E Bullock, Albert L., 16 14th St. N., Texas City, Tex. 77590 (WI 8-1004) ______M Brokaw, Raymond C., 3536 W. Calhoun Rd., R. 1, Beaverton, Mich. 48612 Bundy, Morrison J., 2528 College St., Mount Vernon, Ill. (242-5208) ______p - - (ID 5-9357) ______p Bunyan, Hubert G., 731 S. Ransom Rd., R. 4, Ithaca, Mich. 48847 (875-4378) ______p Burch, Hugh W., 1407 Seabright Ave., Santa Cruz, CaliL ______R B roo k over, W I 11 mm L., 7511 Ola Ave., Tampa, Fla. 33604 (232-7931) ______R Brown, Alfred E., 722 Fairview, Lima, Ohio 45804 (222-1671) ______p Burchett, James C., 2687 Collis Ave., Huntington, W.Va. 25702 (523-1829) ______p Brown, Ass~vant Lawrence, 7952 Russell, Detroit, Mich. 48211 (871-7149) ______AP Burchett, James Harvey, 1150 W. Galbraith Rd., Cincinnati 31, Ohio (521-0947) PE Brown, Cecil J., 1337 N. Nursery Rd., Anderson, Ind. 46012 (642-9441) Burford, Jack L., 501 N. Main, WaKeeney, Kan. 67672 (743-2656) ______p . Dir., Dept. of Stewardship, W.S. *Burgess, Harold L., 3600 Vannest St., Middletown, Ohio 45042 (423-5844) ______MCE Burgess, J. A., R. 7, Box 278, Morganton, N.C. 28655 (437-2216) ______p Brown, Ch~rles Ewmg, 1319 E. 8th St., Anderson, Ind. 46012 (644-5923) ______E Brown, Dwite D., 7343 S.W. 60th, Portland, Ore. 97219 (244-2537) Burgher, Ottis L., 1333 Mt. Clemens Rd., Pontiac, Mich. 48057 (334-1782) ______p St. Dir. of Ch. Bldg. Burgin, Barney W., 6522 Joseph Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 63133 (PA 1-2394) ______p Brown, Edward G., 8438 S. Yakima St., Tacoma, Wash. 98444 (GR 4-2859) ______p Burgin, James E., 4825 N. Bellaire, Kansas City, Mo. 64119 (GL 3-354l) ______p Brown, Edward L., 1047 Main, P.O. Box 145, Riley, Ind. 47871 (894-2660)______p Burkett, Carlton H., 2098 N. Seven-Mile Rd., R. 1, Sanford, Mich. 48657 Brown, Elbert W., 131 S.E. 34th, Oklahoma City, Okla. 73129 (ME 2-2534) ______~_-_-R (MU 7-5221) ______R Brown, Elzy F., 1507 E. Main St., Crawfordsville, Ind. 47933 (EM 2-3482) ______p Burnell, James G., 702 Harley Dr., Harker Heights, Tex. 76543 (OX 9-2335) ______p Brown, Grace V. (Mrs. Elzy F.) ______AP Burnes, Russell W., 703 S. Main St., Princeton, Ind. (FU 5-2625) ______E Brown, Eula B. Davis, 7952 Russell, Detroit, Mich. 48211 (871-7149) ______p Burns, Donald William, 217 N. Baltimore St., Bremen, Ind. 46506 (546-301l) ______p Brown, Flavy B., Box 431, Scio, Ohio (945-3611) ______E Burns, George W., 5451 N. Robertson St., New Orleans, La. 70117 (943-1692) ______p Brown, J. Lloyd, 805 Lennox Dr., Anderson, Ind. 46012 (642-0885) --- Burns, James M., 633 S. Washington, Liberal, Kan. (MA 4-4338) ______p Burns, Keith W., 1001 Main, Big Spring, Tex. (4-8470) ______M Campaign Dir., Ch. Ext. *Brown, Jerry_ Everett, 821 High St., Anderson, Ind. (643-9855) ______P, MS Burt, Charles S., Bloomfield Star Route, Nevada City, Calif. (265-4304) St. Exec. Sec. *Brown, Mattie_, Woodland Brook Dr., R. 1, Box 185, Smyrna, Ga. (SY 4-3740) ____ AP Burton, Carl P., 219 E. Tyler Ave., Harlingen, Tex. (GA 3-3856) ______p Brown, Jr., Oliver W., 125 S.W. Madison Ave., Portland, Ore. ______E *Burton, Edmond T., R. 1, Box 622, Warren, Ore. 97053 (397-3271) ______AP Brown, Os~ar, 2639 28th Ave. N., St. Petersburg, Fla. 33713______---~R Burton, Eglon L., 70 E. 115th St., New York, N.Y. 10029 (FI 8-5688) ______AP Brown, Otis F_., 1133 16th Ave., Seattle, Wash. 98122 (EA 5-2948) ______-p *Burton, J.D., 3601 S.W. 38th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. 73119 (MU 1-4257) ______p Brown, Johnme Mae (Mrs. Otis F.) ______AP:--E Burton, Rosa Mae, 2718 Pingree St., Detroit 6, Mich. (898-2625) ______p :Brown, Pans~ M., 4127 8th ~t. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20011 (RA 6-0765) ______GW Busch, Edgar L., 2219 S.E. 68th Ave., Portland, Ore. 97215 (775-6456) ______E Brown, Rayfield, 3912 Jenkms Way, Richmond, Calif. (234-7241) ______AP, E Bush, George A., 129 Rockingham, Alma, Mich. 48801 (463-5015) ______p Brown, S. D., 1120 Tudor Ave., East St. Louis, Ill. 62201 (BR 4-0337) ______PE Bush, John Paul, R. 1, Box 18, Palco, Kan. (RE 7-4122) ______p Butgereit, Walter E., 1317 E. Jackson St., Goshen, Ind. (KE 3-5360) ______R 78 79 Butler, Arthur, 8318 S. Blackstone, Chicago 19, IlL------___ E *Case, David A., 600 W. 12th St., Jonesboro, Ind. (OR 4-4201) ______p Butler, Drell J ., 804 South St., Greenville, Mich. (75-43544) ______PE Case, Elmer Lloyd, 155 E. Locust, Walla Walla, Wash. 99362 (JA 5-1373) *Butler, Edward L., 200 W. North St., Dunkirk, Ind. 47336 (4981) ______p St. Exec. Sec. Butler, Ilene E. (Mrs. Vick), R. 1, Thayer, Mo. (625-3998) ______E Casey, Brice E., R. 3, Chuckey, Tenn. 37641 (Greeneville 638-5240) ______p Butler, Jay E., S. Main St., R. 1, Ridgeway, Ohio 43345 (363-2851) ______M Casey, Herman G., Vanduser, Mo.______p Butler, Myrtle Lavell (Mrs. Jay E.)______M Cash, James G., 1803 Edgewood Dr., Charlestown, Ind. (AL 6-2815) ______PE Butler, Loyd G., 5305 Ave. "H," Austin, Tex. 78751 (GL 3-3358) ______p *Catchem, John E., 49 S.E. 9th St., Linton, Ind. (847-9355) ______p Butterfield, Robert L., 418 Vasbinder Dr., Chesterfield, Ind. (378-3908) ______p Catterton, Nathan 0., 1613 Linden Ave., Texarkana, Ark. (774-6019) ______E Buttz, John R., Heltonville Rd., R. 3, Box 288, Bedford, Ind. 47421 (BR 5-3880) ____ p Caudill, J. Herschel, 400 Moore St., Middletown, Ohio 42045 (423-3375) ______PE Byers, K. D., 334 S. Wall St., Mountain Grove, Mo. 65711 (726) ______p Caudill, Rodney C., 10 Arcadia Dr., Middletown, Ohio (423-3559) ______R Bynum, H. Donald, 101 Range St., Fairfax, Ala. 36854 (756-2298) ______p *Caudill, Winifred C., 5452 Honey Locust Lane, Dayton, Ohio 45432 (426-4239) ____ p Caughron, Ronald H., 307 Tedford St., Maryville, Tenn. 37801 (983-2184) ______M *Cage, Martin L., 2156 Kellett Ave., Springfield, Mo. 65803 (UN 9-0165) ______AP Cavender, Donald R., 1060 W. Lincoln, Escondido, Calif. 92025 (945-8697) ______p Cain, A. P., 347 W. John St., Springfield, Ohio 45506 (322-9933) ______p Chambers, John R., R. 5, Box 176, Winchester, Ky. (842-3302) ______p Cain, Alfred B., 5604 Rosemont St., R.4, Upper Marlboro, Md. 20870 (599-6514) ____ M Chandler, J. Benjamin, 209 S. Park St., Aberdeen, Wash. (LE 3-3259) ______p Caldwell, Emmet E., 1271 Dana Dr., Franklin, Ohio 45005 (746-5062) ______M Chaney, Samuel H., 11811 S. Avalon Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90061 (754-3848) ____ p Caldwell, Gladys (Mrs. Emmet E.) ______M Chapman, J. Robert, 3833 Iberville St., New Orleans, La. 70119 (486-1494) ______p Caldwell, Jesse L., 621 N. Pitcher St., Kalamazoo, Mich. 49007 (FI 4-4561) ______P Chapman, James B., 4305 22nd Ave. W., Bradenton, Fla. 33505 (747-1237) ______p Caldwell, Mack M., 2211 S. E. 66th Ave., Portland, Ore. 97215 (771-7414) Chapman, John B., 1500 E. Unaka Ave., Johnson City, Tenn. 37603 (926-8676) ____ p Prof. Emeritus, W.P.C. Chappel, John W., R. 2, Mount Sterling, Ky. (1055M-2) ______E Caldwell, Irene Smith (Mrs. Mack M.) ______Prof., W.P.C. Chappel, W. F., R. 2, Mount Sterling, Ky. (537W-3) ______R Caldwell, Maurice, Box 2069, Anderson, Ind. 46011 (644-4489) _Sec., Home Missions Chase, Norman L., R. 1, Box 796, Daisy, Tenn. 37319 (332-3874) ______AP Caldwell, R. D., Kelso, Tenn.______------______E Cheeks, C. W., Anderson College, Anderson, Ind. 46012 (643-8826) Field Rep., A.C. Cale, William W., P.O. Box 65, La Paz, Ind. 46537 (784-2063) ______p Chelette, Joseph D., Delaware State Hospital, Farnhurst, New Castle, D_el,.__ __IC *Call, James H., 500 Arnold St., Abingdon, Va. (628-6295) ______p Cherrington, Edwin G., Senior Chaplain's Office (RTD) U.S. Naval Trammg Center Call, John A., 235 W. Fremont St., P.O. Box 596, Elmore, Ohio 43416 (862-3085) ____ p San Diego, Calif. 92133 (222-6411) ______AC *Callen, Paul Ellsworth, Box 113, Edmon, Pa. 15630 (AV 697-4135) ______p Cherry, Heber F., Box 19, Ashland, Ill. 62612 (476-3367) ______p Cammon, Laron H., 1911 W. King Ave., Tucson, Ariz. (624-9644) ______p Cherry, Thomas J., 1756 Van Buren St., Gary, Ind. 46407 (883-772l) ______p Camp, M. M., 1629 2nd St., P.O. Box 285, Milton, W.Va. 25541 (743-3671) ______E Chesnut, J. Earl, 237 Colorado St., P.O. Box 244, Elkhart, Kan. 67950 (697-4711) M Campbell, Albert W., 344 Monticello St., Somerset, Ky. 42501 (679-2223) ______PE Chesnut, Lawrence J., 3121 S. Harvey Ave., Oklahoma City 9, Okla. (ME 4-6081) __ p Campbell, Herman A., 612 Peerless Rd., Bedford, Ind. (BR 5-7885) ______E Chesterman, Harold R., 547 Ave. "B" N.E., Winter Haven, Fla. 33880 Campbell, Paul L., 805 3rd St., New Martinsville, W.Va. 26155 (455-3990) ______p (CY 3-2469) ______M Campbell, William D., 3107 6th Ave. S.W., Huntsville, Ala. 35805 (539-7585) ______p Chesterman, V. A., Bloomfield Star R., Nevada City, Calif. (265-4304) ______E Cannon, James W., R. 1, Box 115, Perry, Fla. 32347 (458-8331) ______p Chew, Byron F., 506 S. Ely St., Kirksville, Mo. 63501 (MO 5-7995) ______p Cantrell Robert A., Box 383, Reedsport, Ore. (CR 1-3903)______p Chewning, Claude S., 526 S. Hyer Ave., Orlando, Fla. 32801 (GA 2-2555) ______M *Cappas, Andrew Thomas, 2299 S. University Blvd., Denver, Colo. 80210 Childers, Lillian R., Kincaid, W.Va. (469-6577) ______p (722-718l) ______M *Childers, Millard H., 612 W. Parker Rd., Las Cruces, N.M. 88001 (524-2327) ______P *Carden, Dana H., R. 1, Box 347, Elizabethton, Tenn. 37643 (542-2655) ______AP Childress, Andrew L., 3863 Castleman St., Riverside, Calif. 92503 (688-7203) ______R Carder, Melvon B., 5934 Limonite Ave., Riverside, Calif. 92509 (682-1758) ______PE Childress, George R., 13301 Nevada St., Westminster, Calif. 92683 ______M Carey, Ralph E., 1021 N. Elliott St., Evansville, Ind. 47711 (HA 4-1008) ______p Childs, James 0., 16 lOth St., Norton, Va. 24273 (605-J)______p Carey, Mildred V. (Mrs. Ralph E. ) ______AP Chiles, Willie, R. 1, Box 415, York, Ala. (634) ______AP Carlile, Clifford C., 311 N. 2nd St., Box 482, Texhoma, Okla. 73949 (423-2221) ____ M Chionos, Athanasios P., 579 Tennessee St., Gary, Ind. 46402 (882-7588) ______p Carlson, Forest F., St. Rd. 14, P.O. Box 66, Akron, Ind. 46910 (893-5605) ______p *Christiansen, Roger B., 213 London Rd., Asheville, N.C.______M *Carlton, Samuel Richard, 1009 Antioch Pike, Nashville, Tenn. 37211 (832-6081) ___ p Christie, George R., P.O. Box 24, Pritchett, Colo. 81064 (2972) ______p Carney, Lee, R. 2, Box 409-A, Stanwood, Wash. (629-2313)______p Chugg, J. Milton, Box 2106, Camrose, Alta., Can. (672-2037) ______p Carney, Donna W. (Mrs. Lee) ______AP Chugg, L. W., 11911 56th St., Edmonton, Alta., Can. (GR 9-8501) ______p *Carney, Lester Leroy, 545 Walnut, Edmonds, Wash. 98020 (PR 8-3323) ______AP *Church, Orville L., 103 N. Delaware Ave., St. Louis, Mich. (681-2411)______E Carpenter, Andy L., R. 1, Box 156, Bismarck, Ark. 71929 (UN 5-2697) ______R Claiborne, Martha, 1807 Dunsmuir, Los Angeles, Calif. 90019 (WE 4-4616) ______E Carpenter, Grey C., 429 McDonald St., South Charleston, W.Va. 25309 (PO 8-8317) P *Clark, Archie H., 270 Kearney Ave., Cincinnati 16, Ohio ______R Carpenter, William A., 25 N. Main, Box 254, Robertsdale, Pa. 16674 (635-2439) ____ p *Clark, Bertha, 3618 E. 149th St., Cleveland, Ohio (991-8964) ______E Carr, Stephen A., 37-71 103rd St., Corona, N.Y. 11368 (NE 9-9655) ______p Clark, Carrie B., 6202 Langley Ave., Chicago, Ill. (752-0943) ______GW Carr, Sterling F., 320 E. 15th St., Indianapolis, Ind.______------______p Clark, Donald D., 5669 A Conroy, Fort Knox, Ky. 40122 (4-3565)_ . ______AC Carr, Virgil E., 2326 W. Merrill St., Milwaukee 4, Wis. (OR 1-1015) ______p *Clark, Gerald D., Skyblue Lane, R. 15, Knoxville, Tenn. 37921 (588-0363) ______GW Carrell, William 0., 217 Frontier Ave., Newcastle, Wyo. 82701 (746-2822) ______p *Clark, Harold C., 775 S. Harris St., Hanford, Calif. 93230 (584-8388) ______p Carriker, Julius E., 710 Luther Rd., Red Bluff, Calif. 96080 (527-5717) ______p Clark, James W., R. 5, Winchester, Ky. (842-5814) ______p *Carter, Lucy J., 616 N. Hocker Ave., Independence, Mo. 64050 (CL 2-8422) ______GW Clark, John, 5904 4th Ave. N., Birmingham 12, Ala. (592-4587) ______p *Carter, Robert C., 102 Bennett Dr., Markleville, Ind. 46056 (43-R-2)______M *Clark, Rice, R. 1, Box 118, Parksville, Ky.______AP *Carter, Jr., Walton A., 503 S. 8th St., Montevideo, Minn. (269-6252) ______p Clark, Robert H., 5 Crockett St., Rochester, N.H. (332-5993) ______p Cartmill, Charles E., 1301 Liberty St., Parkersburg, W.Va. 26102 (428-4121) ______PE Clark, Rosie Bell, 5904 4th Ave. N., Birmingham 12, Ala. (592-4587) ______M Carver, Everett I., 1340 Waverly St., Houston, Tex. 77008 (UN 4-1729) Prof., G.B.C. Clarkson, Irene F., 3308 Forrest Terr., Anderson, Ind. 46014 (644-4794) ______p Carver, Everett Earl, 527 McArthur Blvd. (D-20), Anderson, Ind. 46012 (644-5202) M Clausen, Paul F., Glenaire Park, 132 Glenlord Rd., St. Joseph, Mich. ______M Carver, John G., 7110 Southern Ave., Shreveport, La. 71106 (865-8231)______R Clausen, Wanda Lee, Box 311, Sargent, Neb. (527-3705) ______p 80 81 *Cook, Victor A., R. 4, Box 77, Crossville, Tenn. (484-2871) ______E Claxton, Henry Lane, 35-15 100th St., Corona 68, N.Y. (HA 4-8868) ______AP Cool, Fonso, 5th~!·· Box 6, Elkhorn City, Ky. 41522 (SK 4-2391) ______p Claypool, W. 0., 105 Delmont Dr., Lexington, Ky. (254-8954) ______E Cooley C. L., Pacific Ave., P.O. Box 125, Boyce, La. (SY 3-2578)..... ------~--AP Clear, Val, Anderson College, Anderson, Ind. 46012 (644-1702) ______Prof., A.C. Cool~y, Paul c;., 88 Orton St., Pontiac, Mich. 48058 (FE 2-6813) ______p Cleckley, Ellen D., 1620 9th Ave., Huntington, W.Va. (JA 5-0207) ______p Coohdge, David L., 181 Nursery Rd., Anderson Ind. 46012 (644-1650) AP Clemens, Oral W., 305 Himes St., Huntington, Ind. 46750 (356-3172) ______p Cooper, AdaM., 2736 Old Lebanon Rd., Donels~n, Tenn. (TU 3-1412) __-_-_-_·:_-_-_-_-_-_-::_-_-_- ___ R *Clemens, Marie S. (Mrs. Oral W.) ______GW Cooper, GeorgeS., 317 N. Mulberry St., Wilmington, Ohio 45177 ______p Cleveland, Harry L., 303 W. State St., Clare, Mich. 48617 (EV 6-7293) ______R .,. Cooper, James Carl, 141 Magnolia Ave., Eustis, Fla. (EL 7-3639) ______R Cleveland, Sadie, 814 1st N., Texas City, Tex. (WI 5-4548) ______M ···Cooper, J~mes. Lawrence, Box 103, Griffithsville, W.Va. 25521 (524-2359) ______p Clifford, William W., R. 2, Box 230, La Porte, Ind. 46350 (325-8470) ______R Cooper, Jimmie, P.O. Box 26, Versailles, Ill. 62378 (Canal 5-3227) ______M Cl~ne, Jr., Charles L., 1024 W. Padon, Blackwell, Okla. (EM 3-1416) ______PE Clmgenpeel, George H., 401 S. O'Keefe St., Cassopolis, Mich. (445-3156) ______R Cooper, John W., 706 W. Powers St., Muncie, Ind. (288-1198) ______p Clock, J. Russell, 711 Lincolnway E., Goshen, Ind. (KE 3-4762) ______M :!< Coop~r, Ted S., 20131 Greeley Ave., Detroit, Mich. 48203 (893-6473) ______p Close, Virgil Clyde, 228 Vanderbilt St., Oxnard, Calif. 93032 (485-1203) ______p ··Corbitt.' Sr., ~o~eph, 426 ~· Connecticut Ave., Atlantic City, N.J. (344-8308) ______AP Cloud, Steve W., 900 S. Briggs, Kinsley, Kan. 67547 ... ------M Cornelms, Wilham Franklm, 222 S. Sycamore St., Fairmount, Ind. (WI 8-4761) ______M Clum, Lester H., 902 Jefferson Ave., Chillicothe, Ohio 45601 (772-0151) ______p Cornelous, Van, 6735 S. Parnell Ave., Chicago, Ill. 60621 (TR 3-5506) ______AP Clyburn, Enos L., 104 Walker Ave., Sumter, S.C. 29150 (773-6633) ______p Cornett, ~emuel B., 2710 E. 43rd St., Chattanooga, Tenn. (629-1097) ______p *Cobb, Dora, 4841 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago 15, Ill. (BO 8-9464) ______M Corns, Clifford R., 8010 N. Main St., Dayton, Ohio 45415 (277-1536) ______p Cobb, J. C., Box 73, Sydney, Fla. ______R Coulson, Homer R., Box 189, Husum, Wash. 98623 (493-5344) ...... ------~~p Cobb, Roy L., Dale Ave., R. 1, Box 4-B, Celina, Tenn. 38551 (243-2163) ______p Courtney, Donald A., 1518 Martin Dr., Anderson, Ind. 46012 (643-1921) Coburn, Sr., Ralph E., 12250 Steel, Detroit, Mich. 48227 (TE 4-6617) ______R . . Assoc. Prof., Grad. Sch. ______MCE Cochran A. R., 3256 E. 128th St., Cleveland, Ohio 44120 (WA 1-8327) ______p Courvister,_Frank L., R. 1, Box 88, Satanta, Kan. 67870 (BR 6-6304) ______PE Cochren, William H., R. 1, Winslow, Ind. (789-3150) ______p Covher, Wmce W., Box 545, Wise, Va. 24293 (328-6609) p Cockerham, Thomas E., 1024 N. 11th St., Reading, Pa. 19604 (373-0049) ______p Cov~ngton, Bessie Downer, R. 4, Box 446, Columbia, s.c:--(25-4-:7i-73i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~AP~--E Cohagan, Amos P., 412 S. 17th St., Columbus, Ohio 43205 (258-7732) ______R Covmgton, Rozell, 2990 S. Beatrice, Detroit 17, Mich. (381-7808)______M Cohen, Evelyn Ebert, 1875 S. Albert St., Allentown, Pa. 18103 (797-4300) ______p Cox, Jr., C. E., 329. Flora Ave., Flora, Ill. (NO 2-4776) ____ ·------~~~~~~~~~~~~- p Coker, Henry M., 8009 Warden Dr. S.E., Huntsville, Ala. (881-7983) ______P gox, go~ E'T70~Fm~y, J~cksonville, Ill. 62650 (243-2789) ______~~p Coldiron, Jesse A., 606 Hayter St., Dallas, Ore. 97338 (623-3557)------~~p ox, a1sy . ( rs. oy .) ______AP Cole, August, 800 N. Broadway, Lot I-7, Lexington, Ky. 40508 (255-0813) ______E Cox, Do~ A., 1202 Lawre~ce A~e., Indianapolis, Ind. (ST 4-6186) ______M Cole, Emily M. (Mrs. August)------E Cox, Elvm ~., R. 1, JunctiOn City, Ky. (Danville 236-2046) ______p *Cole, Bob R., 4640 W. Brookstown Dr., Baton Rouge, La. 70805 (357-9387) ______~p Cox, G .. f?avtd, 246 E. Edgebrook Dr., Houston, Tex. (HU 4-2795) ______--p Cole, Henry D., 106 Greenview Terr., High Point, N.C. (882-1337) ______p Cox, W!ll!am L., 118 N. Sylvia, P.O. Box 702, Montesano, Wash ..------~--_ --R Cole, Joyce G. (Mrs. Henry D .) ______AP Coy, Wilham~., 2175 S. Fr~nklin St., Denver, Colo. 80210 (777-2325) ______~-~~~~R Coleman, Manco, 1277 W. 20th Ave., Gary, Ind. ______E Coy, Laura Brmley (Mrs. William F.) ______R *Collins, Clarence D., R. 1, Box 267, New Salem, Pa. (Republic 249-7108) ______AP Cozad, Ralph B., 901 E. 3rd St., Duluth, Minn. 55805 (724-6998) ______p Collins, Donald L., 1122 Greenfield Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15217 (421-7101) ______p Crabtree, Fred, 51 May Ave., Chauncey, Ohio 45719 (RA 5-2004) ______p Collins, Earl J., 4 Kingston St., Chattanooga, Tenn. 37415 (877-7183) ______P Crabtree, Loyd E., ~704 General Pershmg, Laurel, Miss. 39441 (428-1676) ______p Coll~ns, Henry V., 3317 Ad_ams Rd., Topeka, Kan. 66605 (AM 6-7602)------~p Craghead, Jr., C. Richard, 116 College Haven, Anderson, Ind. 46011 (643-1376) -- *Coll~ns, Larry C., 940 McKmley Ave., Akron, Ohio 44306 (PR 3-1521) ______MM · c A Asst. Ed., Warner Pr. Coll~ns, Ralph Lee, 2223 Inwood Circle N., Jacksonville, Fla. 32207 (359-0485) ______p c ra~g, . ., 6 2 2 Lafayette S.E., Grand Rapids 3 Mich. (CH 1-0281) R Coll~ns, Vernon B., 5742 Woodmore Dr., Dayton, Ohio 45414 (274-5941) ______p Cra!g, Cecil A., 4301 Williams, Lawton, Okla. 73505 (EL 7-4431) ____------p Colhns, Warner D., P.O. Box 5, Lake Placid, Fla. 33852______M Craig, Nora E. (Mrs. Cecil A.) ------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-M Collingwood, Marlin W., ~28 Franklin Ave., Vandergrift, Pa. 15690 (568-19-15).~~~~~~-p Crane, Isham E. (Joe), P.O. Box 2069, Anderson, Ind. 46011 (644-4489) - Combs, Allan D., 520 N. Miami St., Wabash, Ind. (563-6405) ______p Assoc. Sec., Dept. of Evang., Ch. Ext. Come~, Ha:z;el Frances, N. Middle Rd., R. 1, Box 28, Hope, Mich. 48628 (689-3586) P *Cravens, Arley K., 105 J axon. St., Jacksonville, Ark. 72076 (YU 2-8630) ______p *Conkhn, Wilbur V., 353 Lansdowne Ave., North Bay, Ont., Can. ______GW Crawford, Carl T., 9006 Gabnel St., Houston, Tex. 77042 (SU 2-8513) ______AP Conley, Chalmer P., Canaan Rd., P.O. Box 606, Christiansburg, Va. (382-8284) ______p Crawford, Clarence, 56 A Walnut Rd., R. 1, Vandalia, Mich. 49095 (476-2080) ______p Conley, Bonnie E. (Mrs. Chalmer P.) ______AP, E Crawford, Columbus, 3009 LaSalle St., Charlotte, N.C. 28208 (399-8940) ______--p Conley, John W., 167 Sun St., Morehead, Ky. (784-4317) ______p Crawford, Edward N., 109~9 Woodward Ave., Sunland, Calif. 91040·------~----~M *Conley, Martha E., 1041 Cleveland Ave., Wichita, Kan. 67214 (FO 3-8091) ______GW Crawford, Mrs. Sydney Omdee, 1410 Poplar, Memphis Tenn. (276-6204)____ M Conn, Orie, 2912 S. Madison St., Muncie, Ind. (282-927 6) ______E Cray, James E., 2123 Birdsall Ave., Far Rockaway 91: N.Y. (FA 7-1787)---~--~~~~~~--~-_-_p Conner, Alfred L., 331 Greenwood Ave., Gloucester City, N.J. 08030 (456-3720) ____ p Creamer, James A., 5617 7th Rd. S., Arlington, Va. 22204 (671-6654) ______p Conner, W. Paul, 1607 Dora Ave., Yuma, Ariz. (783-7534) ______p *Connor, Teretha E., 8744 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill. 60619 (483-4390) ______GW g~~~~g: ~l~~b~i~ ~~c~~~~ J.t.k~~~-_flil_I,_~~~-a-· __ 2_~~-~~--~~~~--4-~~~~------~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<--~ Conover, Eugene J., 1142 Harris St., Corona, Calif. 91720 (737-0968) ______p Cr~el, Manon S., R. 3, Box 35, Ridgeville, S.C.______p Conrad, Harold A., 127 E. Hickman St., Winchester, Ky. 40391 (744-3049) ______P Cr~m, L. .A_Ivah, 402 19th Ave., Tuscaloosa, Ala. (752-7804) ____ ------~--~~~-p Coody, Arnold A., 85 Dexter St., Malden, Mass. 02148 (321-1573) ______M Cr~m, Wilha~ Albert, 2004 College St. S.E., Decatur, Ala. (353-9650) ______-p Coody, Doyle W., 525 E. Madison St., Bastrop, La. 71220 (281-4123) ______p Cntser, Morns Leroy, 539 Woodlawn Dr., Anderson, Ind. 46011 (642-4228) _____ GW Coody, Gladys M., Lowe-Davis Rd., Covington, La. 70433 (892-4760) ______p Crocker, John W., Maple, Box 294, Pineland, Tex. 75968 (4-4238)------~------p Coody, Jes~e J., 3441 Bellaire, Shreveport, La. (635-1423) ______R Crockett, E. J., Old Stage Rd., P.O. Box 198, Chilhowie, Va. 24319 (MI 6-3741) _____ p Cook, Cecil C., R. 1, Box 45, Mineral Point, Pa. (539-1586) ______p Crockett, Iso~ R., P.O. Box 927, Laurel, Miss. 39441 (426-9787) ------~P Cook, Emery L., 540 N. 26th, Lincoln, Neb. 68503 (435-2890) ______R Crockett, Manon A., 619 E. 7th St., P.O. Box 1144, Bristow, Okla. (EM 7-3494) p Cook, H. Revere, 836 Mcintosh St., West Palm Beach, Fla. 33405 (585-9640) ______p 83 82 *Crockett, Estine (Mrs. Marion A.) ______E Cromlish, Arnold R., Shoestring Ridge, R. 2, Box 382, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Davidson, Woodrow, 357 Broadway, Jackson, Ky. 41339 (666-2757) ______p (446-2814) ______M *Dav~s, Arth~r Merle, 312 W. Atherton St., Taylor, Pa. 18517 (562-1213) ______AP Cronin, Charles C., 193 Parkview Circle, Ashland, Ohio (2-1495) ______p Dav~s, Calvm, 3943 W. Belle Pl., St. Louis, Mo. 63108 (JE 5-3063) ______M Cronin, Violet M. (Mrs. Charles C.)______AP Dav~s, Clara A., 108 Thompson Ave., Gen. Del., Quitman, Miss. (776-6681) ______M Crook, Zendel E., 34755 Knarr Rd., Yucaipa, Calif. 92399 (797-757l) ______E Dav~s, D. J .•. 110 Bob Smith Rd., Baytown, Tex. (583-3532) ______p Crose, John Davis, 341 Rutland Ave., San Jose, Calif. 95128 (295-2856) ______R *Dav~s, Hennetta, 737 Havana Ave., Egg Harbor, N.J. 08215 (965-0934) ______E Crose, Kenneth L., 3229 S.E. 75th Ave., Portland, Ore. 97206 (775-7465) Dav~s, J. Morgan, Jackson Ridge Rd., Rockvale, Tenn. (274-6357)______p Prof., W.P .C. Dav~s, Joh~ D., 519 Spect':ltor St., Portsmouth, Va. (EX 3-1863) ______p Crose, Lester A., 303 Central Ave., Anderson, Ind. 46012 (642-3743) __ Sec., Miss. Bd. Davis, Katie H., 108 Flemmg Ave., P.O. Box 306, Rivesville, W.Va. 26588 *Cross, Edward, 3810 Pulaski Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 19140 (BA 9-5435) ______E .,. . . . . (278-5480) ______PE *Cross, J. Newton, 627 W. Williams St., Box 453, Ovid, Mich. 48866 (834-2612) ______p ··-Davis, Laura E., Webb St., Box 305, Ellisville, M1ss. 39437 ______AP Crosthwaite, Holley, 403 Wilson Ave., Morehead, Ky. (784-5278) ______M Dav~s, Noble C., 4502 N. Landis, Baldwin Park, Calif. 91706 (337-6038) ______p Dav~s, Pe_re. M., 1305 S. "A," Arkansas City, Kan. ______p Crouch, Kenneth Eugene, 13 Highland View Ave., Rensselaer, N.Y. 12144 (4 77-49 87) ______p . Dav1s, Wllhe B., 524 Alder Ave., Birmingham, Ala. 35214 (788-6464) ______p Crowder, Corra E. (Mrs. C. C.), R. 1, Rock Island, Tenn. 38581 (686-2630) ______AP "'Dawson, Don M., 98 Lakeshore Dr., Charleston, W.Va. 25302 (344-4922) ______AP Crubaugh, Philip R., 125 S. Maple Ave., Sturgis, Mich. 49091 (651-2437) ______p Dawson, I. K. .. 3~454 Sumac Ave., P.O. Box 177, Palmdale, Calif. (947-4221) ______p Crum, Irving W., R. 7, Greeneville, Tenn. (638-5893) ------P Day, Helen Wllkmson, 13200 Ewood Lane, Silver Spring, Md. 20906 (942-7515) ___ M *Crump, Ronald E., 618 Central Ave., Anderson, Ind. 46012 (644-3202) ______SS Deal, Robert 0., 1317 E. Jackson St., Goshen, Ind. (KE 3-5360) ______p Crupper, Robert P., R. 3, Corinth, Ky. 41010 (824-558l) ______M Deal, Sr., W. M., 2814 22nd St., Tuscaloosa, Ala. 35401 (752-2872) ______p Cubbison, Donald W., Murray Rd. Ext., Orangeburg, S.C. (534-0797) ______p Dean, Kenneth H., 3376 Greenwich St., Columbus 24, Ohio ______M Cuff, Carrie L., 5 Agate Ct., Brooklyn 13, N.Y. (PR 4-0249) ______AP . Dean, Mae S., Good Hope Rd., R. 4, Box 176, West Monroe, La. (325-466l) ______E Culberson, Elizabeth, 1713 Palos, Athens, Tenn. (7 45-0713) ______P ::Dean.s, Sav~nce G., 6125 S. Bishop St., Chicago 36, Ill. (RE 7-7505) ______M Cullins, Everett M., 303 Benton St., Sikeston, Mo. (GR 1-5817)______M "'Deanng, B1rl, 1950 Catalpa Dr., Berkley, Mich. (LI 2-1020) ______p Culp, Robert A., 2022 Waite Ave., Toledo, Ohio 43606 (CH 3-9310) ______p De~otes, Armin J., 1056 S. Cla~ St., Frankfort, Ind. 46041 (4-8419) ______p Cultice, Ervin L., 3104 Yeoman Ave., Vancouver, Wash. 98660 (OX 3-0653) ______p Derbert, Henry E., 310 W. Washmgton, Slatington, Pa. (767-4134)______M Culver, Levi, 511 W. Acacia St., Savannah, Ga. 31405 (AD 6-0896) ______p Deibe_rt, Arta E. (Mrs. Henry E.) ______-----· ___ ------~~-~~~M Cummings, Arla Gladys, 606 Meadowlawn Ave., Lansing, Mich. 48906 (IV 4-1793) M DeLame, Thomas P., 304 Hobson, High Point, N.C. (883-4575)______p Cummins, Carter B., 850 Carson Dr., Lebanon, Ohio 45036 (62425) ______M DeLaine, W. H., 13 S. Walker Ave., Sumter, S.C. 29150 (775-1751)------~-----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~p Cumpton, Don, Box 168, Liberty, Mo. ______E ... Dellenbaugh, Donald R., 215 S. Maple St., Guthrie, Okla. ______E Cunningham, Clyde E., R. 7, Greeneville, Tenn. (638-6822) ______PE ···Delph, Jr., R?scoe, Apple St., R. 1, Box 81C, Germantown, Ohio (855-2988) ______GW Cunningham, David, 4321/2 S. Highland Ave., Columbus 23, Ohio (BR 4-9807) ______M DeMaere, William A., Box 83, Schuler, Alta., Can. (8) ______p Cunningham, Merrill R., 307 S. 5th St., Rocky Ford, Colo. 81067 (254-7383) ______p Demske, James A., 940 Ave. "D," Traverse City, Mich. (WI 6-8623) ______p Cunningham, Orville W., 169 Woodlawn Ave., Columbus, Ohio (878-6742) ______p Dendrinos, Panagis Peter, 2417 3rd St., R. 9W, Fort Lee, N.J. 07024 (WI 4-7179)___ E *Cunningham, Virginia, R. 2, Box 43, Middlebourne, W.Va. 26149 (758-2539) ______p Denney, C. Arnold, 2015 Walker Dr., Amarillo, Tex. (EV 3-7949) ______p Curtis, EarnestS., 11165 W. California Ave., Fresno, Calif. 93706 (AM 6-7393) ______p Denn~y, Oral H., 403 Shearer St., Monticello, Ky. 42633 (348-7884) ______p Curtis, Frank A., Howards Mill Rd., R. 4, Mount Sterling, Ky. 40353 ______M Denn~s, Roy W., 2628 Washington Ave., St. Albans, W.Va. (727-9718) ______p Curtis, James H., 1513 E. 11th St., Odessa, Tex. 79762 (FE 2-2332) ______p Denmston, Otha Charles. 621 E. 4th St., Seymour, Ind. _ ---. ______p Curtis, Lawrence, 215 Lytle Ave., Erlanger, Ky. 41018 (341-6552) ______M Dent, Flemon W., 12215 77th Ave. S., Seattle, Wash. 98178 (PA 3-5080) ______p Curtiss, Charles E., 202 Lake View Dr., P.O. Box 234, Hurricane, W.Va. (562-6317) P Denton, Gl_enn H., 3914 W. Bethany Home Rd., Phoenix, Ariz. (YE 7-6088) ______M Cutshall, Wayne N., 240 Quincy St., Twin Falls, Ida. 83301 (733-1057) ______p "'Denton, Wilford L., ?035 Stearns St., Long Beach, Calif. 90815 (GE 0-1202) ______p ··Depue, Henry A., Klmer & Dudley St., Box 372, Wheatland, Okla. (SH 5-2579) ______P *Dabbs, Henry Herbert, 508 S. 19th St., Herrin, Ill. 62948 (WI 2-2267)______AP, E Depue .. Jr., John Mack, 408 W. 2nd, Gordon, Neb. 69343 ______p Dahlgren, Halmer F., Box 156, Alpha, Mich. 49902 (875-9653)______M Desgaher .. J\farcel R., R. 2, Box 530, Leesburg, Fla. 327 48 (Tavares 343-3509) ______R Dale, B. G., 2623 Bougainvillea St., Sarasota, Fla. (955-4854) ______p Dever, Wilham K., 1407 Pawnee Blvd., Akron, Ohio 44312 (699-2802) ______p Dale, Donald Karl, 1915 S. 12th St. W., Missoula, Mont. 59801 (543-7363) ______p DeVorss, Gc;orge C., 121 S. Clementine, Oceanside, Calif. (722-6763) ______p Dale, Herman, 927 Barnett, Apt. 9-E, Harrisburg, IlL______R Dewey, Lewrs Leroy, R. 1, Meridian, Ida. (466-6052)______R Daley, Virgil W .. 101st Airborne Div., Ft. Campbell, Ky.______AC DeWh~tt, Ja_m~s E .. 5911 S.E. _90th Ave., Portland, Ore. 97266 (775-092())~--~~-~----~~-MM Dallas, Dan, 2808 Memory Lane (Pine Dell), Lansing, Mich. (882-0938) ____ IC DeWh!tt, Wilham W., 1050 Wrllow Glen Way, San Jose 25, Calif. (293-3479) ______R Damon, Walter Lee, 185 12th Ave., Paterson, N.J. 07501 (Army 4-7809) ______p DeYoung, Arnold P., 411 N. Pine, Pratt, Kan. 67124 (GR 2-3114)_____ p Daniel, T. Watson, R. 1, Box 172, Meridian, Miss. 39301 (483-2595) ______P D!al, Kenneth H., R. 8, Box 13, Decatur, Ill. 62522 (423-5548) ------~~~~~--~~~~::::::::::p Daniels, Hattie L., 908 S. Wainwright Ave., Wilson, N.C. (243-2629) ______AP D!c~ey, Joseph F., Star Route, Willow Springs, Mo. 65587 (WE 2-4457)__ p *Daniels, Joseph, 2537 Betula Ave., Akron, Ohio 44320 (MO 6-3543) ______M .. _D~drer, Jos~ph B., 4369 Beverly Ct., Riverside, Calif. (683-2737) ______AP *Davenport, Arthur W., 15-30 Hassock St., Far Rockaway, N.Y. 11691 (GR 1-2228) E ''D~ener, Reme, 5005 58th St., Camrose, Alta., Can. (672-4197)______GW Davenport, Howard T., 10212 64th Ave. S., Seattle, Wash. 98178 (PA 2-3962) ______M D~ezel, Ch~rJes F., 1198 Palm Ave., Seaside, Calif. 93955 (394-0556) ______R *Davey, Blanche V., 1337 Trenton St., San Bernardino, Calif. 92405 (TU 3-6388) __ p D~gg~s, Wilham R., 1307 W. 2nd St., Dixon, Ill. 61021 (283-3933) ______. ______p Davey, C. A., 407 Jackson St., Yazoo City, Miss. 39194 (746-4298) --~ ______p D~ggms, James B., G-6515 E. Atherton Rd., Flint, Mich. (742-5222)______P Davey, Frederick J ., 170 Lexington Ave., Jackson, Miss. 39209 (353-2254) ______p D1ggs, Lester I., R. 2, Hiawatha, Kan. 66434 ______. M Davey, Kenneth R., 314 Woodlawn Ave., Hot Springs, Ark. 71919 (NA 3-3429) ____ P _D~ggs, Verina G., 2601 1st St., New Orleans, La. 70113 (JA 5-729i):::::::::::::::::~~:::::M Davidson, Lillie Ophelie, 317 Blounts St., Birmingham 14, Ala. (78-56520)__ __ M :D~llon, Clarence E., 2401 Jefferson Ave., Point Pleasant, W.Va. 25550 (675-3842) ___ p Davidson, W. Harold, 2343 S.E. 55th, Portland, Ore. 97215 (236-4085) --D~nsmore, Ivan Carl, 5512 47th St., Box 549, Camrose, Alta., Can. (672-4301) ______p Alumni Dir., W.P.C. D~xon, Clay,. Pryse, Ky. (Irvine 723-2477) ______E D1xon, Gabnel P., 4718 Labadie Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 63115 (EV 2-4286)__ P 84 85 Dixon, James D., 726 Gresham Pl. N.W., Washington 1, D.C. (AD 4-0474) ______E Duvall, ~enneth W., 7375 Lucille Ave., Pleasure Ridge Park, Ky. (WA 1-3954) ____ AP *Dixon, Tena, Box 723, Ferriday, La.______M Dye, Dwight L., 2617 N.W. 56th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. (VI 3-6338) ______p Dockter, Ralph Henry, 22821 100 W., Edmonds, Wash. (PR 8-4309) ______M Dyer, Clyde Russell, 2567 Mobley St., San Diego, CaliL ______R *Dockter, Roy R., 3229 S. E. 116th Ave., Portland, Ore. 97266 (774-6089) ______M Dyer, Russell, Northern Montana College, Apt. 21, Havre, MonL ______M Dodge, Harry L., 1369 Ivydale Ave. S.W., Canton, Ohio 44710 (453-9616) ______GW Dodson, Jr., J. Henry, 106 Lembla St., Norfolk, Va. 23503 (588-6193) ______p Eagan, Emery C., 811 W. 8th St., Pittsburg, Kan. 66762 (AD 1-0824) ______p Dodson, James H., 240 Magnolia St., Box 57, Lake Placid, Fla. 33852 (HO 5-5291) P Eakman,. Orvis Raymond, 1005 Chestnut St., Nanty-Glo, Pa. (746-4403) ______R Dolin, Melvin, 417 Colorado St., Mount Hope, W.Va. (877-6565) ______p Earl, Avrs A., 1101Y2 S. 12th St., Herrin, Ill. 62948 (WI 2-5498) ______p Donaldson, W. Albert, 4155 Kensington Rd., Detroit, Mich. 48224 (885-5126) ______p Earl, H. G., 1184 S. Main, Carthage, Mo. 64836 (FL 8-7424) ______p Donihue, Kenneth W., 218 S. 128th, Seattle, Wash. 98168 (CH 3-9075) ______M Early, John H., 916 Buckingham St., Toledo, Ohio 43607 (242-7865) p Donner, Herman T., Box 383, Reedsport, Ore. 97467 (CR l-206l) ______M *Early, Odies B. (Mrs. John H.) ______------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~MM Donohew, Wick M., 2219 S.E. 68th Ave., Portland, Ore. 97215 (775-4529) Earnest, George Isaac, 4450 Clara St., Cudahy, Calif.______R Counselor, W.P.C. *Earnest, Lula M., 514 E. Wood St., Flint, Mich. 48502 (233-6900)------~~~~~~~~~~~~~E Donohew, N. Grace (Mrs. Wick M.) ______Teacher, W.P.C. Earnest, Ralph E., Hq 3rd Marines, 3rd Marine Div. (REIN), c/o FPO, *Dooty, J. R., 205 S.W. 45th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. 73109 ______M San Francisco, CaliL AC Dooty, S. E., 412 8th Ave., Three Rivers, Mich. 49093 (279-2191) ______R *Eastabrook, LaPierre, 312 N. Gordon St., Marshall, Mich. 49068 (781-2345)~~~~~~~~~---p Dooty, Eleanor S. (Mrs. S. E.) ______M Easter, .B. A., 2605 Campbell Rd., Houston, Tex. 77055 (HO 8-0763) ______p Dormer, John, R. 3, Blythe, Ont., Can. (523-9510) ______p Easterl~ng, Ernest E., Gen. Del., Smithers, W.Va. (Montgomery 442-4110) ______p Dorsey, C. Dale, 1117 Mitchell St., Conway, Ark. 72032 (FA 9-2342) ______E Easterlmg, Orville Earl, R. 2, Box 503, Mount Sterling, Ky. (1147M) ______p Dotson, Olin N., 107 N. Seminole St., Claremore, Okla. 74017 (RO 3-3686) ______p Ebersole, Elbert M., Wentworth Rd., Box 224, Antwerp, Ohio 45813 (258-894l) ____ E Doty, Walter M., 915 Dorothy St., Houston, Tex. 77008 (UN 4-3240) __ Dean, G.B.C. Eckelbarger, Ephert R., 3094 Castor Rd., Box 133, North Bradley, Mich. Dougherty, Charles Arthur, 109 N. Patterson St., Box 14, Lovington, Ill. 61937 (HO 5-9583) ______p (873-4677) ______p . E c k e lb arger, Roy E., 11691 Westwood Dr., Riverside, Calif. 92505 (688-9150) ______M Dougherty, James W., 1205 Arthur St., Caldwell, Ida. 83605 (459-8328) ______p >; ss ss ss ss Town Location of Church Pastor Memb. Enroll. Att. Town Location of Church Pastor Memb. Enroll. Att. Kirklin, Illinois St. & Hgwy. 38, Ray J. Ensey, Sr.______30 50 36 Ames, 423 13th St., Clarence Allen Thomas ______45 45 35 Kokomo, 2222 W. Sycamore, John H. Williams ______------75 199 118 Cedar Rapids (Ellis Park), "L" Ave. & 8th St. N.W., Earl W. Osnes ______135 265 160 Lafayette Clinton, 1825 Iowa Ave., Wilbur M. Kirby------______100 150 86 First, 422 S. 16th St., 0. G. McClure ______------63 116 80 College Springs, James C. Smith ______10 9 9 Riverside, 610 N. 9th St., Gerald E. Blevins ______58 72 57 Davenport (Quad City), 105 S. Main St., Gene R. Kuehn ______45 35 80 Lagrange, High & Lafayette Sts., Lawrence J. Beaver______95 149 115 Des Moines, 2110 Carpenter Ave., Marvin Stanley Proctor______105 131 98 Fort Dodge, 1901 19th Ave. S., Rona FerrelL______17 55 35 La Paz, Main & Walnut Sts., William W. Cale ------50 185 154 Iowa Falls, Indiana & Linden, Richard J. Mitschelen ______La Porte, Clay & Ludlow St., Harold Helterbridle ______70 120 95 36 52 45 Lebanon, Henry & Royal Sts., 0. Dale Williams ______------20 62 30 Lorimor, 1 blk. N. of school, Harrison W. Smith_ ------ 15 16 13 Linton, N.W. 2nd & "C" Sts., Edward L. Brown ______Madrid, State & 1st Sts., Myron M. Myers ------62 121 85 23 74 48 Marshalltown, 305 E. South St. ______------18 26 20 Logansport, 712 Helm St., Chester L. Riley ------ 100 214 172 Ottumwa Marion First, E. Vine & Hancock Sts., John E. Miller______68 119 104 First, S. Washington & 40th Sts., Fred B. Bradley______99 160 120 Zion, 4lh mi. S., Rural, Ida Lee Hodge ______50 100 60 Northeast, 1007 E. Bradford St., Daniel Schemmer__ 39 129 108 Waverly, 426 3rd Ave. N.E., Ruth Marsh------12 21 15 Roseburg, R. 4, William M. Ray ______------35 90 70 Martinsville, Lincoln & Gray Sts., Ellis K. Giering ______38 190 100 Michigan City, 301 E. Barker Ave. _____ ------__ ------45 90 60 KANSAS Middlebury (Stone Lake), 1h mi. S. of Ind. Toll Rd. on St. Rd. 13, Thomas F. Settlemyre ______30 75 45 Anthony, 407 E. Main__ ------30 62 50 Mishawaka Arkansas City, 1301 S. "A," Pere M. Davis ______------68 150 96 First, 802 E. Mishawaka Ave., William C. Neece ______325 556 420 Ashland, 4th & Maple, Merlin B. Kraft______65 120 96 Penn way, 55985 Bittersweet Rd., Andrew J. Boring ______58 107 78 Augusta, 116 E. 7th St., E. Eugene Morrison ______53 124 75 Mitchell, 405 N. 12th St., W. H. Kirkpatrick __ ------24 75 40 Caldwell, Main & 7th, Bill V. Miller ______------52 118 78 Monroe City (Rural), 6 mi. S. on Hgwy. 61, Edward J. Smith ______45 87 54 Chanute, 902 S. Forest, Paul R. Wagner------30 68 52 Mooresville, 218 E. Main St.______------135 330 201 Coffeyville, 5th St. & Cline Rd., Chris A. Bachman ______30 60 40 Mount Ayr, Don L. Preston______------35 47 44 Columbus, Oak & Magnolia Sts., Alice Eldridge------28 40 30 Muncie Dodge City, 1701 Central Ave., I. Kirk Goodrick ______40 105 78 East Side, 2039 Burlington Dr., L. Earl Slacum ______35 75 50 Durham, William C. Nobles, SP ______------60 80 60 Kirby Ave., 701 Kirby Ave., Joel Reese ______30 150 50 Elkhart, 1st door W. of P.O. on Main St., Orman E. Niehaus______68 170 135 Normal City, Tillotson & Riverside, H. R. Shock ______70 175 115 Emporia, 205 S. Exchange St., Edward A. Troyer__ ------ 50 95 49 Northside, 1525 N. Walnut St., Elmer W. Sollenberger______96 225 137 Eureka, 3rd & Sycamore------31 70 42 Shady Grove, 1 mi. S. of Hgwy. 35, John W. Cooper______10 56 33 Garden City, 608 Pershing St., C. DeLon Hales ______40 147 92 Southside, 22nd & Mulberry Sts., Charles E. Towriss ______------70 159 112 Great Bend, 20th & Monroe Sts. ______------60 142 80 West 29th St., 2413 W. 29th St., Billy L. Adams ______17 78 30 Hayesville, 139 S. Hayes St., James M. Fox, Jr. ______34 75 59 Nappanee, 458 W. Walnut Ave., Robert W. Fields ______139 336 226 Herington, lOth & W. Walnut, John R. Beau Lac ______28 78 64 Nebraska, Charles G. Justice ______------28 67 52 Hill City, Mulberry & 2nd St. ______27 63 45 New Albany, Silver St. & Charlestown Rd., Ray W. Keith ______235 410 305 Hugoton, 806 Van Buren St. ______------74 165 120 New Castle, 18th & Walnut Sts., H. Lee Murrell ______250 515 312 Hutchinson, 704 N. Jefferson, Harold W. NeaL______165 250 190 Nineveh (Neighborhood), R. 1, 3 mi. S. of Peoga, Mere! L. Frost______28 60 40 Independence, 1400 Irving St., Charles 0. McKinney______16 45 38 Noblesville, 1610 Field Dr., Loyd E. Hargett______133 204 158 Junction City North Webster, Main & North Sts., Brooks A. Linn ______150 290 190 First, 117 E. 3rd St., Verna Mae Hammond ______65 150 75 Oakland City, 431 W. Dale St., Herschell E. Nelson ______20 60 40 Westwood, 1506 W. 15th St. ______------15 30 Otwell (Traylor Union), 21,-4 mi. N., Geraldine Z. Ramey ______38 71 60 Kansas City Pendleton, R. 3, Willard L. Blair______------45 116 70 First, 4835 Shawnee Dr., Betty J o Teaford ------50 120 109 Peru, 252 E. 3rd St., Francis L. Gough------55 125 93 Freeman Ave., 1060 Freeman Ave., J. L. Harris ______42 100 70 Petersburg, 603 S. 9th St., William 0. Dudgeon ______60 120 80 Muncie Community, Muncie Elem. School, 65th & Riverview, Portland, 117 E. Washington St., Robert L. Barry_------35 101 54 Jack G. Harvey______30 65 47 Princeton, Keystone Dr., D. C. Stafford ______150 300 200 Third St., 1907 N. 3rd St., Sethard A. Beverly______107 163 101 Richmond, 41 Richmond Ave., William S. Jenkins __ ------ 155 240 160 Kinsley, 8th & Briggs, C. Milton Lenz ______48 45 35 Rochester, 3rd & Main Sts., C. J. Mowrer_ ------50 150 65 Lawrence, 11th & New Hampshire, Frank Charles Duncan ______40 111 60 Rushville, Harrison & 8th, Russell A. Galaher______40 80 52 Leavenworth, 200 Pennsylvania Ave., Christina R. Greene ______9 16 15 Salem (New Salem), 12 mi. E., Jerry Everett Brown ______30 50 37 Lenora, Main & Iowa, Clayton E. Shriver______30 60 51 Saratoga, Main St., Morton Hamblin ------______35 82 50 Liberal Schererville, 330 68th Pl., Eva McCain Garrett______78 125 100 Bethel, 18Vz mi. S.E., Robert Lee McCray______37 75 66 Selma (Smithfield), 11;4 mi. S. __ ------______14 55 43 First, 800 N. Pershing Ave., C. Gerald Egelston ------ 152 293 212 Seymour, 4th & Blish, Otha Charles Denniston ______40 75 59 South, 101 E. Walnut, James M. Burns ------50 190 115 Shelbyville, Colescott & Miller Sts., Claude L. White ______45 54 45 Lyons, Washington & Workman Sts., LeRoy Yates ______20 60 35 Sheridan, Main St., Jesse 0. Griffith ______35 110 68 McPherson, N. Main & 3rd St., Jesse A. Barber------60 124 71 South Bend Manhattan, 512 S. 8th St. ______------6 25 Mayflower Manor, Mayflower Rd. & Mayflower Circle ______40 52 40 Medicine Lodge, Anthony & Adams, L. Don Richardson ------32 96 61 South Side, 59333 US 31, Thomas Crid Williams ______115 260 175 Melvern, 1 blk. N. of Hgwy., 1 blk. W. of Main St., E. Wayne Olinghouse ___ _ 80 121 91 South Whitley, 613 Main, Ralph V. Miller______22 28 25 Neodesha, 816 I ow a ______------46 68 60 Stroh, S. Main St., S. Howard Rowe _ ------40 113 67 22 80 68 Terre Haute, 14th St. & 3rd Ave., Chester R. Kline ______101 285 135 ~~~~;· 3~~ir~~eState ~~~a~~?L.GlT~ht~--~~r-~-~so_~::::::::::::::::::-~::::::::::::::::::::: ______76 142 89 Topeka, W. Lake St., K. A. Leininger______31 52 40 Palco (Redline), 1 mi. S., 4 mi. W., John Paul Bush ______42 72 46 Union City (Praise Chapel), Village of New Pittsburg, Ballard Johnson ______66 182 87 Parsons, 31st & Morgan Sts., Emery C. Eagan _------10 18 10 Vincennes, 1408 E. St. Clair, Carl E. Reynolds ______160 325 220 Phillipsburg, 7th & "G" Sts., Delbert Tetrick ___ ------38 65 50 Wabash, 525 N. Miami St., Allan D. Combs_ ------75 170 136 11 23 15 Warsaw, 408 S. Buffalo St., Herman S. Smith ______190 290 206 ~~~~:uJ53 ~: P~~erv:-1~~;ll~·. ~!~~~n~~~-~~~-~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ______68 160 124 Washington, N.E. 3rd & William St., Carroll E. Bloyd------50 81 54 Wilmot, Main St. ______------10 16 10 First, 804 E. Ash, Gary M. Gunter ______54 113 89 Winslow North Side, 1217 N. Santa Fe, Paul R. Hammond ______14 64 32 Muren, 41h mi. S .. William H. Cochren ______22 71 67 Satanta (Pleasant Prairie), 17 mi. N.W., Frank L. Courvisier______58 135 91 Three blks. E. of Hgwy. 61, Frank H. McCandless 25 100 56 Smith Center, N. Brandon & E. 2nd St., Norman E. Middleton ______9 20 11 140 141 CONGREGATIONS KANSAS-Continued CONGREGATIONS KENTUCKY-Continued ss ss Town Location of Church Pastor Memb. Enroll. Att. ss ss Town Location of Church Pastor Memb. Enroll. Att. Topeka Irvine Highland Crest, 3225 Adams Rd., Henry V. Collins~-~-~------~------ 37 100 55 Lane St., 1200 Lane St., John T. Olds -~----~------~---- 90 125 90 First, 199 Broadway, Eugene Bowen ______------~------~------~------______60 132 120 Ulysses, Colorado & Nebraska Sts., Harold F. Taves... ~----- 60 130 75 White Oak, 3 mi. E., Graydon Pike... ~- _ --~------~--~------ 65 180 110 60 128 92 Jackson, 2 mi. S. on Hgwy. 15 ------~------~------~-----~------68 115 71 0a1~;e;:;,t~jo62~a~~/l~'e .':~~~~n L~ B~~~~t:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: __ 49 81 57 Junction City (Alum Springs), Rd. 300, 3 mi. W., Elvin W. Cox...... ~------68 185 127 Wichita Kings Mountain (Corinth), Hgwy. 501, William A. Staton ______~------~------37 77 53 1 380 528 364 Kirby Knob, 5 mi. W. of SandgaP------~------50 65 60 25 75 45 Lee City, Hgwy. 208 --~------~------~------~~--~----~------~------ 50 ~Y;;>;h §?: ~s6M~~~~~w~~~~\lf~1~~~~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Lexington Pawnee Ave., 2611 E. Pawnee Ave., Charles F. Thomas~ ____ ------~------124 369 189 West Side 1900 McCormick & S. Glenn, E. B. (Bill) Jones 230 350 250 Eastland Parkway (Central), 1945 Eastland Pkwy., Charles R. Tarr__ ___ ~------215 395 240 Winfield, 5th & Cherry Sts., Roger C. 27 71 47 First, 135 Kingston Dr., Thomas W. Farmer ------~------~------ 45 85 75 Williams~------Liberty Carr's Chapel, 6 mi. from town, Lenard StreevaL______45 80 65 KENTUCKY Hustonville St. ~ ______------~------~--~--~-~------9 40 Alfrey (Rural), 6 mi. from Farmers. 14 40 25 Lick Creek, Fonso CooL.. ---~---~-~-~------~-----~------~--- 40 60 46 Livia (Pleasant Ridge), R. 2, Garrett E. Wilson~~------~------~-- 37 48 59 Ashland Louisville First, 2020 Carter Ave., Andrew J. Bugg~------~------ 290 413 284 First, 2304 Algonquin Pkwy., Lawrence C. Reynolds~-- ______109 224 169 Grandview, Sherwood Dr., A. Layne~------~------ 38 50 34 Vv. Larchmont, 3134 Taylor Blvd., Ross H. Minkler______~------325 485 Meade Station, 41/2 mi. W. on U.S. 60, Harley J. Johnson~------98 170 151 375 p arkland, 3 208 Southern Ave·------~------~---~------ 17 Athol, Hgwy. 52, Woodrow Davidson.... ------~------~~------ 30 150 90 22 17 Beattyville Poplar Level, 3685 Poplar Level Rd. ~~--~------~------~------60 90 55 Lowmansville, Hgwy. 23, % mi. E. of P.O.~-~------~------~------~------Blaines Branch, 1 mi. E. off R. 52, Forest Dale Drake.~ ------55 81 46 35 58 23 MeVeigh, Hgwy. 199, opposite school ______~------~------21 First, Walter Strong~------~ ______~------~--~--~--- _~------~------~------102 125 91 63 35 40 60 67 Madisonville, S. Kentucky Ave., Forrest R. Robinson------~------~--- 110 250 140 Hopewell, Lee Co.~--~~------~------ Mariba, 4 mi. E. of Frenchburg on R. 460, Roy R. Benton·------~---~------ Pine Crest, 7 mi. W. on R. 52, Willard J. Armey. ------~~---~----~------50 145 100 85 150 90 Marion, R. 6, Ford's Ferry Rd., Chester Bluestone (Silome), 112 mi. N. on Gravel Rd ...... ------~------~------37 128 Hughes·-·-·------~------ 13 25 15 Meta, Meta-Kimper Rd., Fonso CooL... ~~~-~-~~------~------~------ 24 Bowen, James D. Yeary-~ ~--~~~~------~------~----·:·------~-~------~--~------ 45 80 65 53 36 Midland, Guy McKenzie --~---~-----~------~------~--~------~------~- Bowling Green (Forest Park), 150 Johnson Ave., Rt~hard S. TurneL..... ~------ 40 56 37 75 100 100 Miller's Creek, Gene Morton ~-~--~------~-----~-~------~~------~------~-~~-- ______20 Camargo, 51/2 mi. E. on R. 460, Orville Earl Easterlmg~------~------~----~~------~ 85 180 115 48 45 Monticello, 401 Shearer St., Oral H. DenneY------~------~--~-- 20 74 54 Campbellsville, 104 N. Hord St., Walter C. Wood~-~------~-- 64 96 72 Morehead Campton, Court St., Ethan DufL... ~~------~--~---~----~------~------~------150 190 120 1 Bluebank, R. 1, Harold Edgar Harr___~--~~- ~~------~---~----- __ ~-~---~---~--- 25 Cannel City, 12 mi. N. of P.O.---~------~---~--~ ------80 140 70 70 40 First, 2nd & Hargis, John W. ConleY-~~------~------128 Casey Creek (Mt. Zion)~~ ______------~--- . ------~-~------.. ------~------25 70 58 220 155 Johnson, 4 mi. N., Claude MontgomerY---~------~------~---~---~- ______62 Chavies, Main St. _ ___ -~-~-~------~~ --~------~------72 126 105 107 64 Siloam, lh mi. N. of Bluestone, Leroy Hill -~------~----~------~--~------20 30 30 Cla:( City . Mount Sterling F ust, M mn St.~---·------~-·------~-~.------~----~------~------50 75 Eastland, 1 mi. E. on Old Owingsville Rd., C. G. Estes .. ______Vaughn's Mill, 4 mi. S. on Hgwy. 1057, J. ~-.Phillippe, Jr. ______150 220 130 27 60 45 70 135 120 First, N. Queen & E. High Sts ... ~ ------~~------~-- ~~ ------~~------~ 250 400 270 Clearfield, 1 mi. S. of Morehead, Scott M. Gntftth~--~--~----~--~~---~------~----~--~-~------~- Howard's Mill, 4 mi. E. Corinth (Stonewall), 4 mi. S., Russell E. Fryman~--~------45 171 80 ------~~------100 80 69 Covington Spruce, Hgwy. 213 ... ~--- ~------~------~~------~ ------~ 25 60 Neon, Railroad St. ~-~---~--- -~--- ~-~-----~------~------~ ------ First, Ashland & Souther~, L~ster E. Alexander___~------~------~--~~-- 109 189 140 35 100 70 Newport, 9th & Boone Sts., Samuel Wilson ~~------~------~------~--- West 314 W. 8th St., Alvm Stms ----~- ~------~--~~---~-~~~~------~------~ -- --~---~----~ 41 69 59 50 125 96 Crab Orchard (New Hope), 6 mi. S. on Hgwy. 39, Allen Justice ______~-----~~~---- 63 89 61 Nortonville (Cedar Hill), R. 1, James E. Wiseman~~------~------ 27 60 45 Olympia (Mud Lick), 3 mi. S., Virgil K. Lyons~~----~~~~~------~----~----~------ 40 105 75 Cranston, State Hgwy. 377, Cecil E. I son ------~--~~------~~~--~~------~-----~-----~-~~ 75 125 85 Owingsville Custer (Memorial Chapel), 1 mi. E., Hgwy. 86, Gary K. Shoemaker 38 61 51 First, 439 Slate Ave., Samuel R. Germany_~~--______------~---~---- Cynthiana, N. Main St., Lovell James SorrelL.~----- 93 200 136 100 191 146 Danville, 400 N. 4th St., Marvin L. Forbes ______165 200 160 Old Virginia, 6 mi. E.______~-~------~------~~-~~------12 East Point (Little Paint), 3 mi. W. on Little Paint, Eugene Kelly ___ _ 58 100 71 Ore Mines, 41/2 mi. E. on R. 60~~~------~----~----- ~~---~------~------40 50 54 Elkhorn Stulltown, R. 3 -~~---~--~~---~- ~----~-~---~---~------~---~-----~------~------~----- 30 40 35 Tunnell Hill, lh mi. off U.S. 60.~-~-----~------~--~-~------~------Farmers Chapel, Hgwy. 70, 2 mi. E. of Mannsville~--~------~ 40 104 65 Paducah Feathersburg, near Calahan Cemetery, Howard C. NeaL·----~------~--- 75 81 70 41 65 55 First, Thurman & Sowell Sts., Vienna Alice Harding ------~---~-----~------ 14 32 20 Elkhorn City, 708 4th St., Arvil Ward ------~--~-~------Oaks, 6 mi. S.E. on Oaks Rd., Carl E. Wilson.~-----~------~------~--~-~--~---~~~------196 72 79 59 Erlanger, Hillcrest Lane, Glen A. BalL. 110 138 Shady Grove, 8 mi. S., Aquila Penrod ~~---~------~---~---~------Estill, Midtown-~~ ____ --~------~---~------~------~ .. 30 50 40 23 52 34 Eubank Paintsville, 8th & Broadway, Thomas Reynolds------~------70 80 55 Paris, 1438 S. High St., Cecil W. Watson .. ~~~------~~--~~---~--~- Beulah, R. 3 _ ~----~-----~------~ -~ ~--~------ 36 60 50 140 275 172 Petersville, R. 24, Lewis CountY~-~~-~ ~ ~ ______--~------~------47 152 83 Cuba, R. 3, Waynesburg_~----~~--- 70 80 Pleasant Valley, Licking Rd., Frank Simons__ __ ---~------______Newell, 21/2 mi. S.W. ______20 70 40 50 60 45 Prestonsburg, N. Lake Dr., Coy M. Rigney--~--~~~~-~------Ewing (Tea Run), R. 2 .... ~------~----- . 12 60 100 143 85 Proctor. Lee CountY~~- --~~- -~-~ ~-~~----~--~---~~--~ ------~~- -~--~----~- -~--~--~-~------13 48 21 FedsCreek, Near Hgwy., llh mi. ~- of P.O.c.~-~ 40 65 25 Pryse (Texola), % mi. S. of Depot -~~-~--~------~----~- Flemingsburg, Elizaville Rd., Leslie Scott Bnggs -~~------ 30 60 38 18 28 22 Frankfort, 319 Wallace Ave., Pierson F. Van Norman 6 13 10 Richmond, 3rd & Moberly, Virgil J. Harmon-~------__ ~~-~-~-~-~-- __ _ 54 89 85 Russell, 1st & Mead Sts., Edmund L. Koch 40 130 83 Frenchburg, Back St. -~---~--~- ~~~~--~ ------~------~---- 40 100 70 Salt Lick Georgetown, Portland & Broadway ~-~----~~~~--- . ------~---~------42 65 56 First, Main St. ----~--~-~~------~~------~------~------Glasgow, E. Main & Franklin Sts., Newel H. Petty ------~------31 36 28 62 75 68 Lewis Chapel -~- ---~------~------~-- Gravel Switch, lh mi. S. __ ~ ... -----~------~------. ------14 30 28 25 69 45 Polksville, Hgwy. 60 ~~---- -~---~--~-~-~-~------~------40 95 85 Harg, Spout Springs Rd., Victor JewelL______------~------40 48 40 Scranton, 3/5 mi. N.E. of P.O., Charles I. Snowden ______27 98 33 70 40 Harlan, Sunny Acres, Hgwy. 421 S·------~~-----··;··-~---~--~------~------62 Slade, Hgwy. 15. Wilbur B. Rose ~-~~ ~~- ~---~---~--~~--- _ ----~~- --~-- ___ -~-~--~~-~-~--~--~~~--~- Hickman Fulton & Market Sts., Estel H. Tnplett______~--~---~ ---~- -- -~ ~-~~--- 100 231 161 25 50 23 Hope, 10' mi. S.E. of Mt. Sterling on Spencer Pike, Robert J. Kitchen~._ 180 350 213 Somerset, 344 Monticello St., Albert W. Campbell ~~------~------~- 45 125 84 South Shore, 430 Main St., Calvin Nichols-~~---~~~-~--- -~--~-~------~--~ 75 189 133 Hopkinsville, 1414 E. 9th St., Silas Mefford~-~------~--~-----~-~------20 46 24 Staffordsville Hustonville First, Big Mud Lick, Woodrow Frisby __ Dogwood Gap, 3 mi. S. of 10 20 10 ~ ~ ~~ ----~----~---~------20 111 45 Little Mud Lick, 1 mi. from P .0. __ -~------~--~~---~---- First, College St., Warren L. n Town ss ss ss ss Location of Church Pastor Memb. Enroll. Att. Town Location of Church Pastor Memb. Enroll. Att. Five Corners, 3 mi. S. on U.S. 27, Homer F. Trick~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 45 87 52 0 58 108 75 Clare, 212 W. 6th St., E. Harold Messer~ ~~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~~ ~~~~- ~~~~~~~~~~~ 48 90 70 ~~ ~r~e:n~ 1TI·· l c~s~·· Ji'J~}~:~ ~-a~~~inger~~~sx::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~~~ 48 112 62 Clio (Community), 1215 W. Vienna Rd., Calvin M. Hanson 100 175 145 Mount Clemens, 35 North Av~., Carl F. Roach~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 23 40 28 Coldwater, N. Hudson & Church Sts., Lavern D. Beach 29 70 48 Mount Pleasant, 111 S. Lansmg St.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 120 145 120 Colon, E. State & Polk Sts., Leonard E. Steininger 28 73 Muskegon 43 22 107 60 Crump, 1 mi. W. on Anderson Rd., Willard H. Munger__ 35 50 35 East, 3585 Laketon Ave., Sylvester E. Sower~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Crystal, 708 Parker St., Eugene Douglas Sweezea.~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Woodmere, Southland Dr. & Harvey St., Mary C. Raab :~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 95 170 130 40 63 50 30 35 30 Decatur, 121 E. St. Mary's St., Paul E. Aurand.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 25 38 32 Muskegon Heights (Stewardship), 309 E. Hackley Ave., W1lhe Frank Steward Detroit Niles, 1350 Wayne St., Gordon B. Jackson~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 16 60 42 Bethany, 14101 E. Warren Ave., W. Albert Donaldson ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ North Bradley, 3082 Castor Rd., Ephert R. Eckelbarger__~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 45 125 71 250 150 90 137 248 178 Bryden St., 7325 Bryden St., John N. Evans~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 20 20 15 Otsego, Kalamazoo & Orleans St., B. C. Van EverY~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Greek, 15025 Schafer Ave., John Pappas~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ 5 20 40 31 42 42 42 44 70 51 Joseph Campau Ave., 17401 Joseph Camp:.~u Ave., Raymond S. Jackson 325 265 235 g~g~s;~ 5f9 ~Ya~~ ~i·.: rg~~~~ ~: ~a;Ig:_~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Lyon~~~~~~ 30 70 42 Metropolitan, 2705 Joy Rd., Samuel George Hines~ 640 450 350 Petoskey, Madison & Ingalls Sts., Wayne Mission, 1930 W. Grand Blvd. ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 12 15 10 Pontiac East Side, 343 Irwin St., Matthew Moses Scott ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 33 40 45 Northwestern, 12000 Schaefer Hgwy., H. L. Greiser 128 200 120 First, 1333 Mt. Clemens Rd., Ottis L. Burgher__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 150 176 125 Richmond, 7952 Russell, Eula B. Davis Brown ~ 25 63 43 Lake & Orton Sts., Paul C. Cooley~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ 21 65 40 State Fair Ave., 36 E. State Ave., Ted S. Cooper__ 125 175 90 Southside, 529 Nebraska, Chester M. Staton ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 36 102 65 Truth. 2501 McDougal ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11 36 19 Port Huron, 1304 lOth & Union, Millard D. Sailers.~~~~~~ 25 67 50 West Hancock, 2011 W. Hancock, David J. Jenkins.~~~~~~~ 250 275 150 Wisconsin Ave., 20060 Wisconsin, Robert L. Hill~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Remus 189 N. Fremont St., Roland G. Behnke~~~~ 50 100 70 120 150 100 River Rouge, 3032 S. Fort St., Benjamin F. 80 200 100 Zion, 5800 W. Warren, Or ida Thurman ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 60 85 Reid~ 45 Romeo 230 Mussey St., Cynthia Tucker__~~~-~ 25 53 42 Dowagiac, 311 S. Lowe St., Millard E. Knapp 14 55 40 Edmore, 123 W. Main St. ~ ~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rosco~mon, 9910 E. Higgins Lake Dr._~~~~~~ 21 60 40 25 70 45 Royal Oak Edwardsburg, East St., Wayne W. Hall~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 45 95 65 Prairie Lawn, 3224 Greenfield, Birl Dearing~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 36 60 40 Fernd:.~1e, 2724 Goodrich, Lee Arthur White ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 10 40 35 Flint Woodlawn, 3620 Rochester Rd., Herbert A. Streeter__~~~~~ 420 516 320 Saginaw Dupont St., 6202 Dupont St., M. Ted Harrison.~~~~~~~~~~~~ 200 250 190 First. 1602 Delaware Ave., James B. Diggins ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Eighth St., 1315 N. 8th St. 9 35 25 165 225 192 & Wagoner__~~~ Holbrook. 1034 E. Holbrook Ave., Clayton S. Williams ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ First, N. Charles Union Sts., Louis E. 125 185 160 32 83 75 St. Johns, 312 N. Whittemore St., Carl Duane Brewbaker_ 65 100 65 Twelfth St., 1701 Harrison St., Earl Grant GladneY~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~ ~ 53 50 47 Twentieth & Carlisle Sts. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -~~~~~~~~~ St. Joseph Utley, G-3450 Larchmont Ave. & Lodge Rd., Milton A. Walker First Niles & Both am Aves., Marvin J. Hartman ~ 337 430 287 56 90 66 Washington & Glenlord, Ernst Kersten 32 54 West Court St., 2920 W. Court St., Paul A. Jenkins ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~~~~~~~ Ger~an, 50 397 698 437 St. Louis, 520 Olive Rd., Raymond A. Fish ~~~~~~~~ 76 150 117 Frederic, 7662 W. 612, Arnold M. Pember ~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 12 28 16 Sanford, S. M-30, Jesse R. Priest ~ ~~~~~ 50 146 70 Goodells. 2631 Barth Rd. ~~ ~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ 16 51 49 Grand Rapids Sears, 6050 S. Osceola Rd., lone Lloyd~~~~~~~ 34 106 76 & ~· Tholl}pson_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 75 Cass Ave., 328 Cass Ave. S.E., David Lee Marsh:.~ll South Haven, Broadway Green, Wayne 45 100 40 75 65 Stanton (Pine Grove Community), R. 2, 7 m1. E. & !/z m1. N.~~~~~~~ ~ 45 120 97 Pasadena Park, 841 Hollywood N.E .. Forrest Milton Plants~~~ 82 175 102 Sturgis, E. Congress & S. Maple, Philip R. Crubaugh. ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 78 117 72 Sunset Park, 3450 Michael Ave. S.W., Paul H. Rider_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 180 260 180 Greenville, 101 S. Franklin, Drell J. Butler Three Rivers, Pearl & S. Main Sts., A. Wayne Halbletb~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 65 113 67 85 174 129 Traverse City (Pine Grove), 2318 Indian Trail Blvd., James A. Demske~~ 40 95 Hart. 400 Hart St. ~~~~~~~ ~~ ~ ~ . ~ -~~~ 65 30 50 36 Vandalia, Walnut St., Clarence Crawford~~~~ 37 40 29 Hastings, 428 S. Jefferson St., George J. Huber~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~--~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 40 80 55 Weidman (Forest Hill), 5 mi. W., 1h mi. S.~~~ 54 110 65 Hillsdale, 322 Hillsdale St., Blaine Varner ~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~ 30 45 32 Ypsilanti Hope (North), N. Middle Rd., R. 1. Hazel Frances Comer~ 31 95 62 Congress St., 1225 Congress St., J. Russell Lee~~~ 90 125 95 Howell (Wright's Corners), 3940 Pinckney Rd.~--~-~~~-~~~~-~~ 50 85 70 Monroe St., 525 Monroe St., Roosevelt Williams, Jr. 53 60 50 Hudson, 424 Railroad St., Floyd W. Bowman 24 25 20 Inkster, 28004 Carlysle, Rosa Mae Burton -~~~~-~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~ 18 19 24 Ithaca MINNESOTA Barber & Union Sts., 624 E. Barber. Earl L. Van Sipe ~ 104 210 134 Edgewood, 160 S. Barry Rd., Hubert G. Bunyan~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 115 216 172 Bertha, Central Ave. & S. 3rd John Walter Long-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~ 64 75 67 Jackson Duluth, 901 E. 3rd St., Ralph B. Cozad ~~~~~ . 31 76 54 Blackstone, 414 S. Blackstone St., Robert E. Hird~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ 72 129 85 Grand Rapids, 609 4th Ave. N.W., Russell L. Miller~ 156 228 185 High St., 324 E. High St. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ ~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ 16 76 37 Mankato, Owatonna & W. 5th, Herbert M. Ortman~ 40 74 52 Wayne St., 927 Wayne St., James D. Elston ~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 92 174 125 Minneapolis, 3149 35th Ave. S., Kenneth E. Renfro~~~~~ 80 90 68 Kalamazoo Montevideo, Walton A. Carter, Jr.~~ ~~ ~ 19 22 19 Eastwood, 2929 E. Main St., Harold L. Minkler__~~~~ 150 195 142 Owatonna, 332 14th St. N.E., LaVerne S. Alt 43 84 65 North St., 236 E. North St., Jesse L. Caldwell_ ~~ 8 15 R Roosevelt, Fisk Foster 20 44 31 Westwood, 811 Gorham Lane, Wilford D. Wood~ 230 300 220 St. Paul (Capitol View), 475 Minnesota 55 69 53 Kawkawlin, Fraser Rd., Harry W. Grischke ~~~~~~~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~-~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~--~ 70 168 90 St. Paul Park, R28 Portland Ave., Eddie 65 114 84 Kingsford, 408 W. Breen Ave., Loyal Hire~~~~~~ 21 65 35 Willmar. W. 13th St. & Minnesota Ave., 50 76 74 Laingsburg, 106 Phelps St., J. Newton Cross~ 15 30 Lansing 26 North Side, 736 Banghart St.._~~~~~-~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 17 43 MISSISSIPPI Pennway, 4207 Alpha St., Robert J. Hazen 423 467 238 West, 819 West St., Thomas E. Humphrey Batesville, Johnson Memorial St., John H. Parker~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~ 12 29 24 30 85 50 Belzoni, 1st St., Whit Field Harrington ~~ 10 25 4 Lincoln Park, 888 Southfield~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ _ ~~~~~ 130 180 170 Carthage (East Wing), 10 mi. E. ~~~~~~ ~~ ~ 9 22 Livonia (Riverside Park), Plymouth & Newburgh Rds., J. Clifford Thor 142 220 140 Marshall. 322 N. Marshall Ave., LaPierre East a brook Cleveland, 212 N. Chrisman Ave., George W. Swart. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ 14 25 21 24 40 30 Collinsville, 1,4 mi. S.E. of P.O., 14 mi. N. of Mend1an, I. D. Hunter__~~~~~~~~ 26 60 52 Mesick, 130 E. Edwards St., Frank S. Gurden -----~~~~~~~~-~~~~-~-~~~~~-~~~ 8 30 Midland 16 Daleville (Tabernacle), R. 1, 1 mi. W. of Hgwy. 39, Isom R. CrocketL~~~~~~~~~ 22 61 33 De Soto (Brown's Chapel), 2\/z mi. E~, R. 2, Shubuta, William BishoP~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11 25 21 East Ashman. 10 14 E. Ashman, Maurice J. Mauch 150 261 1R7 Ellisville, N. Court St., T. H. Wingfield ~~~~ 12 29 25 Floyd, 8 mi. & Chippewa River Rd., W. Jeff Webb~~~ 100 250 166 Ethel, Lou S~ R. Milling 12 14 10 Mount Haley, 2184 S. Homer Rd., Ronald W. Kruithoff 115 220 160 Farmhaven & Millington (Elkhorn Community), Swaffer S. Vassar Rds., E. N. Barrows 20 45 30 Cross Roads, V2 mi. E.~ ~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~ 55 65 65 146 147 CONGREGATIONS MISSISSIPPI-Continued CONGREGATIONS MISSOURI-Continued ss ss ss ss Memb. Enroll. Att. Town Location of Church Pastor Town Location of Church Pastor Memb. Enroll. Att. 12 mi. E. of Canton, Old 16, Robert L. Wilson______6 6 5 Doe Run, 6 Willow St., Charles J. Ellison______------38 90 60 Gulfport, 22nd Ave. & 28th 0•··------• 27 60 50 Doniphan Hattiesburg East Locust St., 501 E. Locust St., H. Eugene Ramsey ______127 157 119 Atlanta St., 908 Atlanta St., T. H. Wingfield ______49 70 50 Oak Grove, R. 2, Hgwy. 21 N., W. W. Skipper______------25 65 50 First, 415 Southern Ave., L. V. Benson ______Dora (Needmore), B. B. Hgwy., 5 mi. S.W. ______------30 55 40 63 117 82 40 Palmers Crossing, Struggs Sub. ______10 20 14 Drury (Gentryville), Hgwys. 14 & "D," J. W. Findley------ 20 60 Jackson (Capital City), 159 Fredrica Ave., Frederick J. Davey______98 138 90 East Prairie 273 Kosciusko (Center), R. 4, A. L. Gregory______28 60 45 First, 322 N. Washington Ave., J. L. HatcheL ______------155 482 Lauderdale (Tamola), R. 1, William Bishop______Mounds, 12 mi. S. on St. R. 102, Judson R. Sealey, Sr. ______------30 62 55 12 25 18 15 42 30 Laurel Pulltight, R. 1 on Hgwy. 77, Laban J. Houck------East lOth St., H. E. Nash ______Farmington, Carleton & College St., Marlin_ S. Jaynes, Jr. ______24 83 62 19 75 65 40 First, 3rd Ave. & 13th St. N., Loyd E. Crabtree ______80 120 96 38 52 Mill Creek, 10 mi. E., Hgwy. 84, Otto Winton ______62 65 60 ~m~~~leE& ~~J,c~~~~~~sii. ~~~s~Y--~~:~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 25 30 30 Leakesville, T. H. Wingfield ______------______Flat ------25 50 30 15 20 15 62 Lumberton, 712 E. 7th St. ______------9 21 5 Gideon, Main & 3rd Sts. ------ 45 86 Granby, 111z blks. S. of Hgwy. 60 on Center St., Robert P. Loudermilk __ 60 90 70 Macon, R. 1, Mrs. L. E. Gregory______------20 29 22 35 Meridian Graniteville, Hgwy. 21, 40 mi. S. of De Soto, Edward E. Hampton ____ _ 15 55 Hannibal, 501 Walnut St., Oscar L. Bond ______12 31 23 Eighth Ave., 1901 8th Ave. ______------25 57 43 34 First, 1300 22nd Ave., Gerald A. St. Cin ______90 150 120 Hartville, Short St.------ 21 40 Jones Chapel, R. 1, T. Watson DanieL______95 174 141 Hayden (Kenner), 10 mi. N.E. of Dixon, W. Winston Long .. ------·------ 26 43 31 24 45 21 Oak Grove, R. 2, William Bishop------35 40 38 Houston, 1230 W. Ozark, Charles J. Long ...... ------ Parkview, 1621-25 45th Ave., Franklin E. Scott ______125 231 156 Independence 60 107 82 Shady Grove, 20 mi. S., Thomas N. Benson ______18 35 24 1 ~~~~h jj?ghEst: ~io PN~k~h ~~~-e~~~~aii--M:iii'er:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 30 77 57 Snell, 20 mi. S.E., Thomas N. Benson __ ------25 50 37 84 Moorhead (Macedonia), Ice House St., Whit Field Harrington ______29 35 10 Jefferson City, 821 Madison Ave., Carl W. Peterson ______75 112 Moss, 1lz mi. N. of P.O., F. D. Woodham ______60 90 57 Kansas City 37 48 21 Moss Point, Doris & McClyde St., McKinley Jonnson ______·------10 25 40 East 27th St., 3706 E. 27th St., William Eldridge Palmer______Noxapater (Antioch), R. 2, Louisville, Lou S. R. Milling ______First, 1501 Topping Ave., Luke L Bennett.------85 190 118 22 35 20 40 61 6 20 30 45 Gladstone, 6811 N. Flora St., James E. Burgm______Inter-City, 8715 E. 26th St.______------20 40 25 ~:g~f;. 166 167 SUMMARY STATE TOTALS Probably the most sobering challenge before the Church of God now is the dispropor tionate number of small, struggling, local churches. At this registration period, 34 of No. of s.s. Value of Ch. State Churches Membership Enrollment Property 1964 these have been reported as closed, merged or otherwise not recognized as bona fide ' Alabama______81 3,142 5,477 $ 1,813,000.00 congregations. (Very likely some of these had been closed earlier, but it had not been Alaska ______7 280 568 350,800.00 reported.) This registration revealed that 37 churches have been started, three of Arizona ______13 1,063 1,364 360,500.00 these being the reopening of churches which had formerly been closed. Arkansas ______31 1,241 2,057 332,600.00 California ______122 9,644 15,954 8,165,819.00 Registration is increasingly accurate and realistic. Duplication of reporting has been Colorado ______26 1,736 3,066 1,156,000.00 eliminated. Crucial definitions are being agreed upon and our procedure is much Connecticut ______2 49 101 more efficient and orderly. This, in part, accounts for the unfavorable comparison Delaware ______2 107 223 62,000.00 District of Columbia 5 283 I 438 412,000.00 with last year's totals, and reflects, somewhat, the fact of previously inflated figures. Florida ______68 4,127 6,669 2,889,829.00 Georgia ______41 1,371 2,156 467,000.00 Hawaii__ __ ------1 50 87 Idaho ______15 495 970 362,000.00 Illinois ______122 6,840 11,075 4,169,300.00 Indiana ______144 12,974 24,668 10,051,864.00 Iowa ______14 718 1,145 521,000.00 Kansas ______61 3,452 6,958 2,745,604.00 Ministers 130 8,039 14,335 2,970,700.00 2,745 1,349,100.00 Ordained ------~~f~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~----~- 66 2,799 5,085 526 Maryland ______12 1,039 1,782 932,000.00 U nordained ------Massachusetts ______2 136 166 20,000.00 Missionaries ------______153 Michigan ______136 10,506 16,977 7,386,995.00 Retired ministers and missionaries _ ------320 Minnesota ______11 623 952 540,500.00 Mississippi______55 1,703 3,024 822,000.00 Congregations Missouri______99 5,517 10,033 3,166,000.00 United States _____ ------2,276 ----- 54 Montana ____ ------11 341 675 272,800.00 Canada ______------Nebraska ______27 967 1,443 474,500.00 Other countries ------862 Nevada ______1 37 132 75,000.00 New Hampshire______1 43 102 25,000.00 Membership New Jersey ______14 589 1,067 155,000.00 Sunday school enrollment (U.S.) ------ 248,613 New Mexico ______11 327 745 269,600.00 Sunday school enrollment (Canada) ------ 3,659 New York ______32 1,715 2,619 719,000.00 Membership (U.S.) ------139,539 North Carolina ______46 1,908 3,414 1,293,200.00 Membership (Canada) ______------3,278 North Dakota ______6 171 283 68,000.00 57,317 Ohio ______211 20,641 38,607 12,501,370.00 Membership (other countries) ------Oklahoma ______79 5,086 8,680 3,082,361.00 Property 52 3,202 5,530 2,457,500.00 Oregon ____ ------Local church property, 19 64 (U.S.) ------____ $87,418,97 3. 00 Pennsylvania ______88 5,933 10,477 3,373,400.00 Local church property, 1964 (Canada) _ ------968,100.00 Rhode Island ------3 109 220 72,000.00 South Carolina ______42 1,675 3,037 536,000.00 Colleges and schools ______------7,29 8, 68 3. 00 South Dakota______6 396 644 177,000.00 Publishing work ______------______2,987,087.00 Tennessee ______61 3,332 5,939 1,600,900.00 International campgrounds ______------_ 8 3 2, 794.00 Texas ______84 3,517 5,898 2,063,900.00 General offices ______------340,000.00 Utah ______1 27 45 20,000.00 Agency-owned mission property ______------1,428,362.00 Vermont______----- 1 20 43 35,000.00 Virginia ______48 2,392 5,026 1,614,500.00 Allowing 3% for churches and Sunday schools not reported, the approximate total Washington 46 2,930 5,108 2,204,695.00 Sunday school enrollment would be 259,840 (U.S. and Canada), and approximate ---- 2,443,986.00 West Virginia 111 5,063 11,646 total membership would be 147,101 (U.S. and Canada). Wisconsin ------20 988 1,475 635,000.00 Wyoming ------6 132 279 181,300.00 Guam ______1 52 111 21,350.00 Canada ___ ------54 3,278 3,659 968,100.00 168 169 CHURCH OF GOD CHAPLAINS NOTE FROM U.S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT Active (Military) In response to evidence presented by the Executive Council of the Boyd, Jr., Cauthion T., 0932761, Lt. Col., USA, Second Army, Office of the Chaplain, Church of God, letters have come from the U.S. Treasury Department Fort George G. Meade, Md. 20755 Cherrington, Edwin G., 623493, Lt., USN, Senior Chaplain's Office (RTD) U.S. Naval verifying the exemption of the Church of God and its congregations Training Center, San Diego, Calif. 92133 Clark, D<;m~ld, 094550, Capt., USA, 5669 A Conroy, Fort Knox, Ky. 40122 from Federal Income Tax, and also certifying that contributions, Daley, VIrgil W., 02266599, Major, USA, lOlst Airborne Div., Fort Campbell, Ky. bequests, legacies, devices or transfers to the Church of God or its Earnest, Ralph E., 576216, LCDR, USN, Hq 3rd Marines, 3rd Marine Div. (REIN), c/o FPO, San Francisco, Calif. congregations are deductible in making the income tax reports. Fox, Lee y., 02287021, Capt., USA, 611th ACFT MIS Bn, 11th Air Assault Div., Fort Bennmg, Ga. 39105 Grubbs, R. Dale, 659914, Lt., USNR, U.S. Naval Air Station, Miramar, Calif. This provision includes your gifts to your local church and also to Ouzts, Paul D., 091967, Capt., USA, Stu Det, USACHS, Fort Hamilton, N.Y. 11252 Powell, Jr., Rufus C., 658558, Lt., USN, Staff, Commander Destroyer Division 322 World Servic'e. In case of necessity, refer to U.S. Treasury Department c/o FPO, New York, N.Y. 09501 ' Price, R. Eugene, 634650, Lt., USNR, Destroyer Squadron #36 c/o FPO New York correspondence IND:E0:59-200, pertaining to the Executive Council, N.Y. 09501 ' ' ' or to IND:E0:59-201, pertaining to the local congregations of the Rothman, Robert C., 48634A, Major, USAF, 4081 Comb Sup Gp, P.O. Box 904, APO 864, New York, N.Y. 09864 Church of God. Spencer, Carroll Roger, 642969, Lt., USN, M.O.Q. B-18 MCAS, Cherry Point, N.C. Summ~rs, Harold D., 01927712, Major, USA, Hq & Hq Co, 1st Bde, 2nd Armored D1v., Fort Hood, Tex. 76546 If it is necessary, the office of Church Service can certify the stand Thacker, Donald, 614261, Lt., USN, USS Okinawa (LPH-3), FPO, New York, N.Y. ing of any recognized congregation of the Church of God. Copies of Reserve (Military) the U.S. Treasury Department correspondence will he furnished in Adamson, Ralph F., 02264093, Capt., 20715 Castro St. P.O. Box 156 Laton Calif 93242 ' ' ' . case of necessity. Conover, Eugene J., 589216, Lt., 1142 Harris St., Corona, Calif. 91720 Egert: Chester W., 0519333, Major (Retired), Box 602, Coleman, Mich. MartWm, Bhyrum L., 0515302, Hon. Reserve Capt. (Retired), 1732 W. 97th St., Seattle 7, DISCUSSION OUTLINE ON CHURCH-PASTOR RELATIONS as . Morgan, Clifton M., 0534748, Major, USAR Church of God Centre Keonjhar Keonjhargarh, Orissa, India ' ' ' The discussion outline, "The Local Church at Work," is still available. Robinson, Paul V., 0425556, Lt. Col. (Retired) 4646 Lowell Ave. La Crescenta Calif. 91014 ' ' ' It covers the basic nature of the church and how these principles are Weaver, Gerald R., 02267594, Major, 805 W. Olive St., Bloomington, Ill. 61701 expressed through the local church, as well as the relationships of Veterans Administration pastor and congregation and what is properly expected of each. De Boyette, Robert E., 5208 N. Damen, Chicago, Ill. 60625 Hooker, Samuel E., 5805 S.E. 51st, Portland, Ore. 97206 signed for use in midweek service, it will open up vital areas for J ack_son, V. Ward, 2003 Main St., Big Spring, Tex. 79720 discussion. Mimeographed copies are available in quantity at five Robmson, Paul V., 4646 Lowell Ave., La Crescenta, Calif. 91014 cents each. Civil Air Patrol Childs, James 0., 16 lOth St., Norton, Va. 24273 Espey, Joseph W., 165 College Dr., Anderson, Ind. 46012 SUGGESTED BYLAWS FOR LOCAL CHURCH Gilliam, Lilburn H., 3903 Holly Dr., Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. 33403 Hall, D. Dale, 207 Kiracofe Ave., Elida, Ohio 45807 McDaniel, Jr., Clifford, 443 Bedford Hgts. Pk., R. 3, Bedford, Ind. 47421 Copies of suggested bylaws for the local church are available at McDonald, Clifford W., 513 Ave. "B," Melbourne, Fla. McLimans, James I., 920 W. 6th St., Ogallala, Neb. 69153 Church Service. One copy is free; in quantity they are five cents each. Marsh, John E., 1130 S.E. 225th, Gresham, Ore. These are supplied only for guidance and assistance and would be Pomeroy, Warren E., Box 125, Eureka, Mont. 59917 Raines, James H., 719 Ronceverte Ave., Ronceverte, W.Va. 24970 adapted in each local congregation. Squier, Merle W., 826 E. 1st St., Delavan, Ill. Turnbow, S. D., P.O. Box 1367, 553-D W. 8th St., Mesa, Ariz. Wann, James E., 1104 W. "E" St., North Platte, Neb. 170 171 Section V: Public Declaration All ordinations shall be performed in public, and the candidate shall give in public an affirmative answer to the following questions: UNIFORM PROCEDURE OF ORDINATION 1. Do you honestly believe in the general body of moral, ethical, and doctrinal In June, 1953, the General Ministerial Assembly of the Church of God took action to truths as taught by the Church of God as you understand them to be? approve a "Uniform Procedure of Ordination" and recommend it to state ministerial 2. Do you understand what the great basic objectives of the Church of God are as reflected in its history and in its present workings as you have had a chance to assemblies. It is not intended as obligatory or binding, but simply a recommendation observe them, and are you in full accord with these objectives? of the General Ministerial Assembly. 3. Do you, in the presence of this group, pledge loyalty to and co-operation with your brethren in their endeavor, through local and general agencies, to realize Section 1: Ordaining Body the objectives of the Church, namely, the preaching of the gospel of Christ to the end that individuals may be saved and human society may be redeemed? Ordinations in the Church of God shall be administered by groups of ministers rep 4. Are you convinced that it is the will of God for you to enter the full-time min resenting a district composed of one or more states. Ministerial assemblies representing istry, and is it your purpose, barring circumstances beyond your control, to spend a section of a state shall not have power to ordain. Any ministerial group authorizing your whole life in the ministry? Are you willing throughout life to be diligent ordination must be composed of not fewer than ten ordained ministers. This section in study and in prayer to the end that your mind may be kept alert to truth and that your heart may be quick to feel the sorrow of a sin-ruined world? shall apply only to the United States. Section VI: Ministerial Training Schools Section D: Ordination Committee (The section which formerly appeared regarding Ministerial Training Schools has been omitted because it no longer applies. None of our present training schools follow Each state or regional ministerial group having authority to ordain in accordance the procedure of ordaining graduates.) with Section I above shall elect an Ordination Committee of five members, which committee shall have charge of all ordination procedures in its state or region. The Section VII: Letter of Recognition manner of election and term of office shall be in accordance with the regular organi Any state or regional group having power to ordain as set out in Section II shall also have power to issue a Letter of Recognition to any person who is active in the zational setup of the particular state or region. ministry but who in the judgment of the Ordination Committee is too limited in Section ill: Qualifications for Ordination experience or ability to warrant ordination according to the provisions of this Ordina tion Procedure. Said Letter of Recognition shall be valid, not to exceed one full year It shall be the duty of the Ordination Committee to make full and adequate investiga from date of issue, and must be renewed annually unless superseded by ordination. tion as to the candidate's qualification on the following points: Section VDI: Other Ordinations Recognized 1. Divine call 4. Moral rectitude Ordained ministers coming to the Church of God from other religious groups shall be regarded as having all the privileges of ordained persons and shall be so listed in the 2. General fitness 5. Ministerial experience Yearbook only after public declaration of such recognition by the Ordination Com 3. Theological soundness 6. Educational attainments mittee of the state wherein the minister concerned resides, in accordance with Section IV. Section IV: Application Section IX: Revocation of Ordination All candidates for ordination shall submit to the Ordination Committee of the state Any body of ministers which according to this Uniform Procedure has authority to or region in which the ordination is to take place an application on a uniform appli ordain shall also have the authority to revoke an ordination for cause. All revocations shall be certified to the Registrar of the Clergy Bureau and to the proper county cation blank which shall be furnished by the Registrar of the Clergy Bureau. This official in the county where the minister concerned resides. application shall be submitted in time to allow public declaration of the proposed ordination, not less than ninety days prior to the date of ordination. Section X: Ordination Certificate Each person ordained shall be given a Certificate of Ordination signed by all the members of the Ordination Committee. 172 173 CLERGY TRANSPORTATION DATES TO CONSIDER IN PLANNING 1. Secure from your local ticket agent an application blank for Clergy-Fare 1965 Certificate, or send to R. Eugene Sterner, Director of Church Service, Box 2420, 1966 Anderson, Indiana 46011. Jan. 1 ------__ New Year's Day ------Jan. 2. Fill in blank according to instructions on same. Jan. 3-10 ------Universal Week of Prayer ------Jan. 2-9 3. Get blank signed by local ticket agent and, except when an ordained minister Jan. 31-Feb. 7 ______Youth Week------Jan. 30-Feb. 6 in charge of a church as a settled pastor, have it signed by some resident minister. Mar. 1-3 ______Central States Ministers' Meeting ______4. Send the application to the Passenger Association whose address appears on the blank. Do not fail to enclose the required fee for expense and postage. Apr. 11 ______Palm Sunday ------Apr. 3 5. In some cases a letter is required from the Director of Church Service, certifying Apr. 16 ______Good Friday ------Apr. 8 to the fact that a minister is eligible for rates. Particularly is this so when a minister's name does not appear in the Yearbook, or he is not ordained. Evidence of the stand Apr. 18 ______Easter Sunday (Missions Offering) ------Apr. 10 ing of such a minister mus,t be presented to this office before a letter of certification Apr. 26-28 ______North Central Ministers' Meeting ______will be granted. Apr. 26-29 ______West Coast Ministers' Meeting ______6. In the interest of encouraging clergy travel by rail, there has been some provision for more generous rulings. Some who previously did not qualify, now do. Definite May 2-9 ______Christian Family Week ------May 1-8 information will come to this office soon. May 9 ------Mother's Day ------"--- May 8 May 30 ______Memorial Day ------May 30 Traffic Committees June 6 ______Pentecost Sunday ------May 29 Eastern Clergy Bureau, One Park Ave., New York 16, New York June 6 ------Local Christ's World Service Day __ ------June 5 A. J. Winkler, Chairman (This clergy bureau now handles applications formerly assigned to New England Passenger Committee.) June 14-20 ______International Camp Meeting ______June 13-19 Southern Passenger Association, Room 8, Terminal Station, Atlanta 3, Ga. June 15-17 ______General Ministerial Assembly ______June 14-16 E. C. Littleton, Chairman June 20 ------______Father's Day ______June 19 Western Passenger Association, Room 210, Union Station, 516 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago 6, Ill. July 4 ______Independence Day ------July 4 E. B. Padrick, Chairman ____ International Youth Convention ______Aug. 18-21 Canadian Passenger Association 1121-23 St. Catherine St., W., Montreal 2, Quebec, Canada Sept. 6 ______Labor Day ------Sept. 5 Sept. 16-18 ______World Missions Conventions ______Central Clergy Bureau for Motor Coach Lines, 506 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago 5, Ill. Sept. 23-25 Sept. 26-0ct. 3 ______Christian Education Week ______Sept. 25-0ct. 2 Reduced fares are accorded to clergymen for local travel on airlines as follows: space available transportation is provided at 50% of the normal adult fare on ALASKA, Oct. 1-31 ______Stewardship Month ------Oct. 1-31 BONANZA, CENTRAL, CORDOVA, FRONTIER, NORTHEAST, OZARK, PACIFIC, REEVE, TRANS CARIBBEAN, WEST COAST, AND WIEN ALASKA, Oct. 3 ______World Communion Sunday------Oct. 2 and 75% of the normal adult fare on ALLEGHENY. Presentation of a clergy identi fication card issued by the carriers, at a nominal charge, is required. Application Oct. 5-7 ______Eastern Ministers' Meeting ------blanks may be obtained from the local office of the carrier. Identification cards Oct. 25-27 ------__ Midwest Ministers' Meeting ______issued by one carrier may not normally be used on another carrier. Identification cards on ALASKA, BONANZA, CENTRAL, FRONTIER, and WEST COAST are Nov. 8-11 ______Southern Convention------Nov. 14-17 interchangeable. 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