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The Western India Mission Presbyterian Church In 1935 The Western India Mission O F T H E Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. PART I Minutes of the Executive Committee from October 20,1934 to October 10, 1935 f i i l X PART XI Minutes of the Annual Meeting October 10, 1935 to October 19, 1935 1935 The Western India Mission O F T H E | ■ Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. PART I Minutes of the Executive Committee from October 20, 1934 to October 10, 1935 PART II Minutes of the Annual Meeting October 10, 1935 to October 19, 1935 The Western India Mission O F T H E Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. OFFICERS, COMMITTEES AND REPRESENTATIVES I 9 3 5 'I 9 3 6 President ... Rev. A. L. Wiley, Ph. D. Secretary ... Rev. Horace K. Wright Treasurer ... Rev. H. G. Howard Statistician . Rev James E. Napp, D.D. Executive Committee Rev. Horace K. Wrright, Chairman Rev. F. O. Conser Rev. D. B. Updegraff, D.D. Rev. H. G. Howard Rev. A. L. Wiley, Ph.D. Miss C. Grace Deen *J. L. Goheen, Esq., (until fur- L. Bruce Carruthers, M.D. lough) Rev. W. H. Lyon J. C. Kincaid (succeeds Mr. Goheen) DEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEES Educational Committee: Chairman.—Rev. A. L. Wiley, Ph.D. Ad Interim Committee.—Dr. Wiley, Mrs. H. W. Brown, Messrs. G. V. Moses, G. K. Ohol, and M. C. Gorde. Indian Members.—G. V. Moses, G. B. Ghatge, A. B. Phansophkar, G. K. Ohol, S. S. Samudre, Jaywantibai V. Hazare, Valubai G. Chopade, Miss M. Cornelius, M. C. Gorde, S. S. Chavan. Missionary Members.—Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Carruthers, Miss Deen, Mr. J. L. Goheen, Mrs. R. H. H. Goheen, Mr. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Kincaid, Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Napp, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Wright. Evangelistic Committee: Chairman.—Miss M. H. Duke. Ad Interim Committee.—Miss Duke, Miss Enright, Mr. Lyon, Revs. S. D. Ramteke, Prakashrao Ranabhise. IV We s t e r ^ in d i a m is s io n Indian Members.—Revs. S. D. Ramteke, S. R. Dongre, Prakashrao Ranabhise, Vishwasrao Bedekar, Isaacrao Ranabhise, Nanaji A. Gaikwad, Jayavantrao S. Masoji. Missionary Members—Mr. and Mrs. Conser, Miss Duke, Miss En­ right, Mr. Lyon, Dr. Napp, Dr. Richardson, Miss Seiler, Mrs. Simpson, Miss Strobridge, Dr. Updegraff, Mrs. Wiley. Medical Committee: Chairman.—Dr. Theodore M. Frank. Ad Interim Committee.—Drs. Frank, Jones, Masoji, Aravattigi, Miss Froese. Indian Members.—Shantibai A. Samudre, Drs. Masoji, Salve, Jadhav, Airon, O. I. Devadatta, S. B. Gorde, Aravattigi, Hombal and Sonny Gadekar. Missionary Members.—Dr. Carruthers, Miss Craig, Dr. Dunning, Dr. and Mrs. Evans, Miss Faze, Dr. and Mrs. Frank, Miss Froese, Dr. Goheen, Miss Krug, Miss Meuttmann, Miss Richard­ son, Miss Schafer, Dr. and Mrs. Vail. ROTARY COMMITTEES Agents.—Rev. James E. Napp, D.D., Chairman (3), Miss V. S. Strobridge (2), W. M. G. Jones, M.D. (1). Arrangement.—Rev. R. A. Wilson, Chairman (1), Mrs. L. B. Car­ ruthers (2), Miss V. S. Strobridge (3). A ud it.—H. W. Brown, Esq., Chairman (1), W. M. G. Jones, M.D. (2), J. C. Kincaid, Esq. (3). Guidance.—Mrs. H. W. Brown, Chairman (1), Miss Clara L. Seiler (2), Miss M. H. Duke (3). Property.—Rev. F. O. Conser, Chairman (1), H. W. Brown, Esq. (2), Rev. H. G. Howard (3), Mrs. D. B. Updegraff (4), Rev. W. H. Lyon (5). Publication.—Rev. James E. Napp, D.D. Chairman (1), Mrs. L. Bruce Carruthers (2), Mrs. J. C. Kincaird (3). Public Morals.—Miss Grace L. Enright, Chairman (1), Dr. Norma P. Dunning (2), Theodore M. Frank, M.D. (3). Women's Wor\.—Mrs. H. W. Brown, Chairman (1), Miss C. L. Seiler (2), Miss V. S. Strobridge (3). Note.—(1) Term Expires in iq?6. (2) » » » 1937- (3) » » » *938- (4) » » » 1939- (5) „ „ „ 1940. TEMPORARY COMMITTEES 1. Administrative Committees-.— (a) For Deccan Boarding and Secondary Schools. Rev. Horace K. Wright, Chairman, Valubai G. Chopade, Miss Grace Deen, Mr. A. B. Phansophkar. 1935] WESTERN INDIA MISSION V (b) For Konkan Boarding and Secondary Schools. Rev. A. L. Wiley, Ph.D., Chairman, Mr. G. V. Moses, Mr. S, S. Chavan, Rev. W. H. Lyon. 2. Centennial Committee:—Rev. R. C. Richardson, D.D., Rev. A. L. Wiley, Ph.D. 3. Co-operation Committee-.—Rev. F. O. Conser, Chairman, Rev. A . L. Wiley, Ph.D., Rev. D. B. Updegraff, D.D., Rev. James E. Napp, D .D . 4. Kathryn Stewart Scholarship Fund:—Miss C. Grace Deen, Mrs. J. E. Napp, Miss C. L. Seiler. 5. Kodai\anal School Committee'.— Rev. D. B. Updegraff, D.D. ( 1934- 1936), Mrs. James E. Napp. 6. Preventive Medicine and Social Hygiene : —Drs. Norma P. Dun­ ning, S. B. Gorde, W. Airon, A. L. Jadhav, Rev. M. W. Strahler, Miss C. Grace Deen, Mr. A. B. Phansophkar. 7. Prayer Calendar Committee-.—Rev. R. A. Wilson. 8. Registrar of Bonus Provident Fund:—Rev. H. G. Howard. 9. Assistant Registrar of Bonus Provident Fund: —Mr. V. R. Bhalerao. 10. Provident Fund Com m ittee Rev. A. L. Wiley, Ph.D., Rev. H. G. Howard, Mrs. W. H. Lyon. 11. Religious Education :—Rev. W. H. Lyon, Dr. P. G. Bhagvat, Miss C. L. Seiler, Miss M. H. Duke. 12. Retreat Institute :— Miss V. S. Strobridge, Mr. I. A. Ranabhise, Rev. H. G. Howard. 13. Vocational Guidance:—H. W. Brown, Esq., Mrs. J. C. Kincaid, Mr. S. S. Chavan, Mr. N. K. Chopade, Rev. James E. Napp, D.D, 14 Western India Notes-.— Editor : Rev. D. B. Updegraff, D.D. Asst. Editor : Mrs. L. Bruce Carruthers. Business Manager: Rev. W. H. Lyon. REPRESENTATIVES 1 . Secretary of the India Council:— Rev. J. L. Dodds, D. D., Lowriston, Dehra Dun. 2. Nominations for Secretary of the India Council:— Rev. J. L. Dodds, D.D., Rev. Horace K . Wright, Rev. H. J. Strickler. 3. Board of the Mission and Church Council’s Institute:— Rev. James E. Napp, D.D., Chairman, Rev. A . L. Wiley, Ph. D., Rev. F, O. Conser, Rev. H. G. Howard. 4. Bible Institute Faculty : — Rev. F. O. Conser. 5. Board of the Dnyanodaya:— Rev. D. B. Updegraff, D.D. 6. Bombay Representative Christian Council:— 1935-1937— Rev. F. O, Conser; Alternate, L. Bruce Carruthers, Esq., M.D, WESTERN INDIA MISSION T1935 7. General Assembly, Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. 1 9 3 6 :— D elegate: Rev. R. C. Richardson, D.D. A lternate: Rev. M. W. Strahler. 8. Governing Board of the Union Training College, Ahmednagar:— Rev. A. L. Wiley, Ph.D., Alternate, J. C. Kincaid, Esq. 9. Governing Board of the United Theological College of Western India, Poona :— 1935-1937—Rev. D. B. Updegraff, D.D., Alternate, Rev. W. H. Lyon. 10. Wunless Tuberculosis Sanatorium :—Rev. A. L. Wiley, Ph.D. 11. The India Council:—1934-1936: J. L. Goheen, Esq.; Alternate, Rev. A. L. Wiley, Ph.D.; 1935-1937: Rev. F. O. Conser; Alternate, Rev. D. B. Updegraff, D.D. 12. Committee to prepare Courses of Bible for Men :— Drs. D . B. Upde­ graff, James E. Napp, A. L. Wiley. MISCELLANEOUS 1. Curator of Sanatorium Property :— {a) Kodaikanal, 1935-1936—James C. Kincaid, Esq. (b) Mahableshwar, 1935-1938—Harry W. Brown, Esq. (c) Panhala, 1933-1936—Rev. James E. Napp, D.D. 2. Educational Supervisor:—1933-1936—Rev. James E. Napp, D.D. 3. H istorian :—Rev. A. L. Wiley, Ph. D. 4. Annual Sermon, 1936:—Rev. D. B. Updegraff, D.D. 5. Annual Sermon in Marathi:—Rev. R. A. Wilson. 6. Station Secretaries : — Urun-Islampur, Satara District—Mrs. E. W. Simpson. Kodoli, via Kolhapur, S.M.C.—Miss M. H. Duke. Kolhapur, Residency P.O., S.M.C.—Mrs. J. E. Napp. Miraj Mission Hospital, S.M.C.—W. M. G. Jones, Esq., M.D. Nipani, Belgaum District.—Rev. D. B. Updegraff, D.D. Ratnagiri.—Mrs. A. L. Wiley. Sangli, S.M.C.—H. W. Brown, Esq. Vengurla, Ratnagiri District.—Rev. W. H. Lyon. ^TESTERN INDIA MISSION v ii ROLL OF MEMBERS Nam e Began Last arrival Furlough Service in India due Ahm ednagar Rev. H. K. Wright 1915 Sept. I9 3 2 Sept. 1938 Islampur Mrs. E. W. Simpson 1905 N ov. 19 31 N ov. 1937 Rev. F. O. Conser 1923 June 1930 June 1936 Mrs. F. O. Conser 1923 June 1930 June 1936 Kodoli N ov. Rev. H. G. Howard 1907 N ov. *9 3 * 1937 Mrs. H. G. Howard 1900 On furlough Miss M. H. Duke 1927 A ug. 1 9 3 4 A ug. 1940 Rev. R. A. Wilson 1932 Sept. 1932 March Mrs. R. A. Wilson 1932 Sept. 1932 March 1938 Kolhapur Miss C. L. Seiler 1909 Sept. 1932 Sept. ! 9 3 8 Rev. M. W. Strahler 1913 M ay 1929 Sept. J 9 3 5 Mrs. M. W. Strahler 1913 N ov. I 9 3 2 May I 9 3 5 Miss C. Grace Deen 1926 M ay * 9 3 5 May 1939 Miss N. P. Dunning, M.D. 1930 Oct. 1930 April I 9 3 6 Miss Agnes Faze 1930 Oct. 1930 April *9 3 6 Rev. J. E. Napp, D.D. 1916 Sept. Sept. * 9 3 7 Mrs. J. E. Napp 1916 Oct. 1932 Sept. 1937 M iraj Rev. R. C. Richardson 1901 On furlough Mrs. R. C. Richardson 1901 On furlough C. E. Vail, M.D. 1910 Sept. I9 3 ° Sept. 1936 Mrs. C. E. Vail 1917 Dec. 19 32 Sept. *9 3 6 Miss F. E. Schafer 1921 N ov. 1934 Nov. 19 4 ° Miss B. H. Freeman 1925 Sept. *9 3 2 Sept. *9 3 8 W. M. G. Jones, M.D. 1926 July 1933 July 1939 Mrs.
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