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SEVENTY-FIRST ANNUAL SESSION

WHICH IS THE TWENTY-SEVENTH SESSION SINCE DIVISION

cWethodist Episcopal Church, e5outh

HOUSTON, TEXAS November 4th-8th, 1936 This issue of the Journal

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1717 Wood Street Dallas, Texas JOURNAL

i OF THE

Central Texas Conference

SEVENTY-FIRST ANNUAL SESSION

WHICH IS THE TWENTY-SEVENTH SESSION SINCE DIVISION

Methodist Episcopal Church,. South

HOUSTON, TEXAS

November 4th-8th, 1936

G. ALFRED BROWN, Editor . PRICE 25 CENTS 2 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

CONTENTS

Annual Conference Register, 1866-1936 ...... 23

AlphabeticalRoll .. _ ... _ ...... :...... 11

Appendix...... 59

Appointments...... ...... _...... 50

Chronological Conference Roll ...... 6

ConferenceDirectory ...... 11

ConferenceOfficers ...... ...... ...... 3

ConferenceRules ...... 58

CondensedMinutes ...... 56

Committees, Conference ...... 4

DailyProceedings .._ ...... 24

Examining Committees and Classes ...... 4

LayDelegates ...... 17

Memoirs ...... 61

Officers . of Boards ...... 3

QuadrennialBoards ...... 5 REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMITTEES— American Bible Society ...... ...... ...... ...... 47 Auditor...... 39 Budget...... ...... .... ... ...... ...... : ...... : 34 Christian Education ...... :...... 28, 39 Christian Literature ...... 36 ChurchExtension .... ...... :...... 44 District Conference Records ...... :...... 47 Finance...... 40 LayActivities ...... 30, 43 MinisterialSupport ...... ,...... _ ...... :...... _...... 33,36 Missions...... _35, 44 Memorials...... 48 Orphanage...... 40 Stateof the Church ...... 47 Treasurer's Report .. ...... ...... -...... 39

SaintedDead ...... :...... ...... ...... . _ 19

StandingCommittees .... ...... : ...... 4 Standing Rules ...... `......

Statistics...... , .:......

Supplies...... 16 Table of Assessments ......

Transfers....._.____._.__.._....._ ...... 55 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 3

CONFERENCE OFFICERS President—Bishop H. A. Boaz, Fort Worth. Secretary—A. D. Porter, Fort Worth. Assistant Secretaries—R. W. Nation, R. A. Crosby, Roy L. Crawford, E. R. Gordon, Oran Stephens. Statistical Secretary—J. T. Gardner, Abbott. Conference Auditor—J. R. Banes, Breckenridge. Hospital Commissioner—C. R. Wright, Fort Worth. Executive-Extension Secretary—J. A. Siceloff, Fort Worth. Superannuate Commissioner—W. B. Andrews, 2814 Ave. D, Fort Worth. Conference Treasurer—Leake Ayres, Gatesville. Conference Missionary Secretary—Roy A. Langston, Fort Worth. Editor Conference Journal—G. Alfred Brown, Rising Star.

OFFICERS OF BOARDS Education—W. H. Cole, Pres.; Leslie W. Seymour, Sec. Missions-F. P. Culver, Pres.; T. E. Bowman, Sec. Finance—J. W. Sharbutt, Pres; Paxton Smith, Sec. Church Extension—T. H. Burton, Pres.; J. J. Creed, Sec. Christian Literature—J. M. Wynne, Pres.; Paul W. Evans, Sec. Orphanage—D. A. Chisholm, Pres.; J. Fred Patterson, Sec. CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

STANDING COMMITTEES CONFERENCE RELATIONS—J. F. Adams, 0. A. Morton, B. W. Kramer, Earl Page, D. L. Barnes, H. J. Sanders, H. B. Thompson, C. T. Brockette, Hayden Edwards, W. J. Hearon, D. R. McCauley. SABBATH OBSERVANCE—C. F. Hall, G. C. Williams, E. W. Swearingen, H. B. Clark, D. E. McVey, J. D. Farmer, Dr. J. A. Hammack, E. H. Baker, J. A. Caton, T. E. Dally, J. C. Kuhlman, T. C. Parks, R. Wendorf, W. T. Bouleware. CONFERENCE ENTERTAINMENT—A. S. Gafford, L. M. Greenhaw, M. A. Walker, W. C. Ferguson, P. E. Cantrell, J. W. Chisholm, C. A. Wilkerson, E. W. Thomas, H. N. Peters, Ray Anderson, E. H. Baker, Oran Stephens. DISTRICT CONFERENCE RECORDS—E. M. Dailey, Horace Poteet, J. N. Tinkle, Roy F. Johnson, W. J. Baker, W. A. Brouder, R. R. Willingham, W. L. Stephens, J. N. Turner, Frank Clark. SPIRITUAL STATE OF THE CHURCH—J. B. Weathers, S. L. Culwell, R. T. Wallace, F. H. Ingram, J. R. Caruth, C. D. Wooten, W. B. Gilleland, Roy L. Crawford, R. P. James, Mrs. J. D. Smoot, Mrs. B. B. Wedemeyer, Mrs. J. N. Joiner, Mrs. Eva Tibbs, Sam Bird, Mrs. R. W. Bonham, Mrs. R. L. Crawford, F. F. Downs, J. K. Parr, Mrs. J. W. David, C. M. Buttrill, J. C. Mann, Mrs. C. 0. Edwards, Mrs. J. E. Crawford, Bruce Neeley, W. D. Arden. CONFERENCE POSTMASTER—Ben S. Grow.

EXAMINING COMMITTEES AND CLASSES ADMISSIONS—E. N. Scarlett, C. E. Wade, J. A. Walkup,. Kenneth Pope, Z. R. Fee, E. M. Wisdom. ADMISSION ON TRIAL–rJ. F. Adams; R. E. Briggs, W. H. Vanderpool. FIRST YEAR—F. L. Wiltshire, T. G. Story. CLASS—Urban A. Shulze, John R. Merritt, Cleo Carl Sessions, Milton Slayden, Auburn Spencer Neely, George L. M. Evans, Raymond Burton, John W. Morphis, Jr., Levi Stanley Williams, Eugene Deles Bennett, Jr., George D. Adkins, Wilson Cecil Taylor. SECOND YEAR—E. R. Gordon, J. D. Smoot. CLASS—Ross Gillian Smith, Benjamin Franklin Jackson, Donald Monroe Risinger, Bruno Carl Schmidt, George Robert Thomas, Jr. (passed examination), Vernon Perry, George Washington Bennett (passed ex- amination), Burton Henry Coleman (passed examination). THIRD YEAR—W. T. Bouleware, H. R. Hall, W. E. Harrell. CLASS—Wilfred Virliss Bane, Fred George Benkley, Hugh Brown Lloyd, Alton W. Ferrell, Madison Dick Lowery, Alvin Mauldin, Quay Parmer, Robert G. Bergin, James Robert Carruth, Wallace Jack Shelton (not a deacon). FOURTH YEAR—B. B. Edmiaston, S. L. Culwell, A. G. Standlee. CLASS—William Solomon Fisher, Thad E. Son, .James Culpepper. CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

QUADRENNIAL BOARDS CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CLERICAL—W. H. Cole, L. W. Seymour, E. W. Bridges, W. R. Beaird, C. H. Sisserson, W. C. Craig, J. U. McAfee, E. B. Hawk, J. I. Patterson, H. W. Williams, E. R. Stanford, Hugh S. Porter, W. F. Smith. LAY—J. R. Banes, H. C. Schropshire, Miss Adine Thompson, A. D. Rhea, H. H. Cherry, Miss Mary Shipp Sanders, W. H. Norwood, W. S. Amsler, Lorin Berry, Mrs. R. O. Sory, A. E. .Kidd, Elmer Simpson, Mrs. R. E. Wendland. MISSIONS CLERICAL—F. P. Culver, T. E. Bowman, S. A. Ashburn, F. L. Turner, J. L. Oliver, M. M. Chunn, O. O. Odom, H. C. Bowman, R. W. Goodloe, O: F. Sensabaugh. LAY—H. F. Mayes, Boyce Martin, Mrs. C. W. Meyer, F. F. Downs, Geo. W. Baccus, W. Erskine Williams, Mrs. J. W. Spivey, J. R. Edwards, W. M. Reagan, Mrs . J. V. Baird, L. Berry, T. C. Jones, C. W. Wilson. FINANCE CLERICAL—Paxton Smith, J. W. Sharbutt, E. R. Patterson, C. C. Henson, J. L. Davenport, A. W. Franklin, M. A. Turner, Floyd W. Thrash, R. Otis Sory, S. L. Culwell. LAY—E. J. Weatherby, Dr. W. F. Treat, E. J. White, W. M. Wright, Dr. C. C. Bradford, J. S. Merchison, E. C. Farmer, W. S. Rowland, C. T. James, J. B. Witherspoon, R. C. Edwards, M. L. William's. CHURCH EXTENSION CLERICAL—T. H. Burton, J. J. Creed, E. M. Wisdom, J. F. Adams, R. H. Boyd, E. R. Stanford, T. G. Story, G. Alfred Brown, J. T. Gardner. LAY—Elgin Davidson, J. D. Seiders, C. C. Hayes, Arthur Miller, Mrs. W. J. Benson, L. K. Carraway, C. E. Baker, Dewey Wharton, J. L. Goodman. COMMISSION ON BUDGET CLERICAL—Gid J. Bryan, L. L. Felder, T. Edgar Neal. LAY—Marvin D. Evans, Sam Bird, W. T. Bradbury, J. S. Fox, W. P. McCommon. CHRISTIAN LITERATURE CLERICAL—J. M. Wynne, Paul W. Evans, P. W. Walker, D. L. Barnes, T. D. Ellis, P. E. Chappell, Hubert C. Smith, J. N. Rentfro, W. P. Cunningham, Fred E. Johnson, LAY—R. F. Higgs, Mrs. J. A. Crosswhite, Mrs. W. C. Guggolz, Mrs. A. D. Porter, J. S. Neeley, B. E. McGlamery, Geo. Peyton, Mrs. F. W. Buchanan, Dewitt Rice, Mrs. C. N. Brooks. AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY CLERICAL—C. O. Hightower, J. L. Ray, W. D. Gaskins, M. L. Boone, M. A. Walker, W. T. Jones, P. W. Utley, R. B. Hooper, Van P. Morrison. LAY—Mrs. J. L. Wickham, Mrs. W. E. Barron, R. L. Parks, Mrs. R. W. Bonham, L. K. Randalls, Miss Mary Moody, L. D. Barnett, W. D. Calvin, Mrs. R. H. Boyd. ORPHANAGE CLERICAL—D. A. Chisholm, J. Fred Patterson, H. D. Huddleston, B. B. Edmiaston, Horace Poteet, C. P. Jones, J. W. Whitefield, E. R. Patterson, P. L. Shuler. LAY—Mrs. E. W. Kimble, J. B. Baker, J. M. Skaggs, Mrs. G. A. Boyd, Dr. Wilson Davis, A. B. Poston, R. E. Wandland, Mrs. L. W. Seymour, J. D. Key, P. K. Deats. JOINT BOARD OF PUBLICATION P. E. Riley W. B. Andrews J. M. Wynne MEMOIRS M. K. Little, A. W. Hall S. A. Ashburn TRUSTEES SUPERANNUATE HOMES W. W. Ward, W. B. Andrews, A. D. Porter, E. W. Bridges, P. E. Riley, Mrs. Geo. Peyton, W. R. Walker, J. D. Seiders, O. O. Odom. HOSPITAL COMMITTEE W. Erskine Williams, H. N. Peters, F. F. Downs, Miss George Estes, Mrs. C. W. Meyer, T. S. Ogle, R. A. Crosby CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

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Little, M. K ...... Se Admission, 1879..... 1878 1881 Daniel, C. W ...... Se Admission, 1879..... 1881 1883 Culbertson, A. T ...... Be Admission, 1883..... 1892 1894 Irvin, C. W ...... Be Admission, 1886..... 1888 1891 Snoddy, B. A ...... Se Admission, 1888..... 1886 1892 Boaz, H. A ...... E Admission, 1889..... 1891 1893 Smith, Mac. M ...... Se Admission, 1889..... 1891 1894 Wright, C. R ...... E Transfer, 1889...... Hightower, I. E...... Se Admission, 1890..... 1892 1895 Armstrong, J. M ...... Be Transfer, ..1891....: 1884 1887 Hall, J. R. B ...... Se Admission, 1891...... Curry, W. N ...... Be Admission, 1893..... 1895 1897 Hendrickson, J. D...... Se . Admission, 1893..... 1895 1897 Sensabaugh, 0. F...... Be Transfer, 1893..... 1880 1882 Walker, R. A ...... Be Admission, 1893..... 1895 1897 Andrews, W. B...... E Transfer, 1894..... 1887 1891 Young, R. B ...... Be Admission, 1895..... 1893 1904 Wynne, J. M ...... E Admission, 1895..... 1897 1900 Wilson, W. B ...... Be Transfer, 1896..... 1889 1891 Heizer, R. H ...... E Admission, 1897..... 1899 1902 Clark, L. A ...... Se Admission, 1898..... 1897 1903 Hearon, W. J ...... E Transfer, 1898..... 1891 1893 Moss, W. W ...... Be Transfer, 1898..... 1889 1893 Porter, A. D ...... E Admission, 1898..... 1900 1902 Creed, J. J ...... E Transfer, 1900..... 1901 1903 Ellis, T. W .... :...... Sy Admission, 1900..... 1894 1904 Morton, C. N ...... Se Admission, 1900....: 1899 1904 Nation, R. W ...... Se .Admission, 1900..... 1902 1904 Curry, J. B ...... E Admission, 1901..... 1903, 1905 Evans, B. A ...... Se Admission, 1901 ...... Harris, I. F ...... Se Transfer, 1901..... 1887 1890 Turner, M. A ...... E Transfer, 1.901...... Gore, J. 0 ...... Se Admission, 1902...... Neville, S. P ...... Be Admission, 1902..... 1900 1904 Patterson, E. R ...... E Admission 1902..... 1902 1904 Macune, C. W ...... Se Admission, 1903..... 1905 1907 Turney, A. E ...... E Admission, 1903..... 1905 1907 Howell, Z. L ...... E Admission, 1904..... 1906 1908 Jones, W. T; ...... E Admission, 1904..... 1906 1908 McAtee, J. U ...... E Admission, 1904..... 019 4 1908 Pollard, J. G ...... Be Transfer, 1904..... Baldridge, J. H ...... E Admission, 1905..... 1909 1911 Bryan, Gid J ...... E Admission, 1905..... 1908 1910 Clark, H. B ...... E Admission, 1905..... 1907 1909 Gardner, N. E...... Se Transfer, 1905..... 1892 1894 Gaskins, W. D...... Se Transfer, 1905..... 1893 1897 Patison, J. W ...... Be Transfer, 1905...... 1891 Chenoweth, E. B...... Se Transfer, 1906...... Crow, B. S ...... Se Admission, 1906..... 1908 1910 Huddleston, H. D...... Se Transfer, 1906..... 1904 1909 Neal, Jno. M ...... E Transfer, 1906..... 1905 1908 Simpson, C. E...... Se Transfer, 1906..... 1895 1898 Keener, W. H ...... Se Admission, 1907..... 1909 1911 Siceloff, J. A ...... E Admission, 1907..... 1909 1914 Vinsant, W ...... Se Admission, 1907..... 1902 1911 Riley, P. E ...... :...... E Admission, 1907..... 1909 1911 Adams, J. F ...... E Admission, 1908..... 1910 1913 Ashburn, S. A ...... S9 Transfer, 1908.....l 1884 1 1886 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

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Bowman, H. C...... E Admission, 1908..... 1910 1914 Head, J. W ...... Se Transfer, 1908..... 1888 1890 Kimbrow, B. E...... E Admission, 1908..... 1910 1912 Langston, R. A ...... E Admission, 1908..... 1911 1915 McGehee, F. L...... Se Transfer, 1908..... 1894 1896 Wilkins, C. E. . : ...... E Admission, 1908..... 1910 1912 Mnslow, W. T...... Se Admission, 1909..... 1911 1913 Neill, W. A ...... Se Admission, 1909..... 1911 1913 Bowman, T. E...... E Transfer, 1910...... 1901 Broxton, Preston...... E Admission, 1910..... 1912 1915 Culver, F. P ...... E Transfer, 1911..... 1890 1892 Doss, W. H ...... Se Transfer, 1910..... 1877 1879 Isbell, J. F ...... E Admission, 1910.-.... 1912 1914 Morphis, W. J ...... Se Transfer, . 1910..... 1900 1900 Smoot, J. D ...... E Admission, 1910..... 1912 1915 Sory, R. 0 ...... E Admission, 1910..... 1912 1914 Wisdom, E. M ...... E M. E. Ch., 1910..... 1909 1912 Bond, J. M ...... E Admission, 1911..... 1913 1915 Capps, R. T ...... E Admission, 1911..... 1914 1916 Felder, L. L ...... E Admission, 1911..... 1913 1915 Gilmore, S. P ...... Se Admission, 1911..... 1915 1921 Morton, 0. A ...... E Admission, 1911..... 1910 1916 Waddill, F. 0 ...... E Admission, 1911. , .. ; 1913 1915 Bridges, E. W ...... E Admission, 1912..... 1915 1917 Chunn, M. M ...... E Admission; 1912..... 1914 1916 Clarke, W. A ...... Se Transfer,, 1912..... 1894 1897 Baird, J. V .' E Transfer, 1913..... 1899 1907 Bell, C. F...... E Admission, 1913..... 1915 1917 Bouleware, W. T..:...... E Admission, 1913..... 1914 1917 Brockette, C. T ...... E Admission, 1913..... 1915 1917 Burton, T. H ...... E Admission, 1913..... 1915 1917 Ellis, T. D ...... E Admission, 1913..... 1915 1917 Hightower, C. O...... E Admission, 1913..... 1915 1917 Kirkpatrick, Seba...... E Transfer; 1913..... 1904 1908 Layne, P. W ...... Sy Admission, 1913..... 1914 .... Patterson, J. Fred...... E Admission, 1913..... 1914 1918 Poteet, Horace...... E Admission, 1913..... 1914 1917. Shuler, J. W. W...... Se Transfer, 1913..... 1894 1896 Story, T. G ...... E Admission, 1913..... 1914 1917 Boone, M. L ...... E Admission, 1914..... 1917 1919 Connell, W. L ...... E Admission, 1914..... 1917 1921 Hays, J. M ...... E Admission, 1914..... 1916 1918 Oliver, J. L ...... E Admission, 1915..... 1917 1919 Bergin, J. W ...... E Transfer, 1915..... 1903 1907 Chisholm, D. A ...... E Admission, 1916..... 1917 1920 Cole, W. H ...... E Admission, 1916..... 1916 1918 Crosby, R. A ...... E Transfer, 1916..... 1895 1899 Scarlett, E. N ...... E Admission, 1916..... 1918 1920 Bowles, J. 8 ...... Se Transfer, 1917..... 1888 1890 Cantrell, P. E ...... E Admission, 1917..... 1919 1921 Harrell, W. E ...... E Admission, 1917.:... 1919 1921 Neal, T. Edgar...... E Transfer, 1917..... 1914 1917 Odom, 0. 0 ...... E Admission, 1917..... 1919 1921 Thompson, H. B ...... E Admission, 1917..... 1919 1921 Walkup, J. A ...... E Admission, 1917...... 1919 1921 Wright, G. R ...... Se Transfer, 1917..... 1898 1900 Boiles, Marsh ...... E Admission, 1918..... 1920 1922 Franklin, A. W...... E Admission, 1918..... 1916 1922 Irvin, David ...... E I Admission. 1918..... I .... 1 1914 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

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Ogle, T. S ...... E Transfer, 1918..... 1913 1915 Wallace, R. T ...... E Admission, 1918..... 1920 1922 Ward, W. W ...... E Admission, 1918..... 1913 1918 Lightfoot, E. H...... E Admission, 1919..... 1918 1918 Hall, A. W ...... E Transfer, 1919..... 1904 1906 Rentfro, J. N ...... E Transfer, 1919..... 1911 1913 Stout, H. E ...... E Transfer, 1919..... 1902 1904 Cloud, W. J ...... Se Admission, 1920..... 1922 1924 Edmiaston, B. B...... E Admission, 1920..... 1922 1924 Sharbutt, J. W...... '... E Admission, 1920..... 1922 1924 Buttrill, C. M ...... E Transfer, 1920..... 1916 1918 LaPrade, R. J ...... E Transfer, 1920..... 1918 1922 Helm, A. J ...... E Admission, 1920..... 1923 1927 Dailey, E. M ...... E Admission, 1920..... 1923 1925 Briggs, R. E ...... E Admission, 1921..... 1923 1925 Culwell, J. W ...... E Admission, 1921..... 1923 1925 Ferguson, W. C...... E Admission, 1921..... 1914. 1925 Page, Earl ...... E Admission, 1921..... 1923 1925 Ray, J. L ...... E Admission, 1921..... 1923 1925 Shuler, P. L ...... E Admission, 1921..... 1923 1925 Smith, W. F ...... E Admission, 1921..... 1923 1925 Wade, C. E ...... E Admission, 1921..... 1923 1925 Gilleland, W. B ...... E Transfer, 1921..... 1916 1922 Porter, D. K ...... E Transfer, 1921..... 1902 1904 Patterson, J. I ...... E Admission, 1921..... 1926 1928 Kramer, B. W ...... E M. E. Ch., 1922..... - 1907 1909 Morrison, V. P...... E Admission, 1922..... 1924 1926 Nance, H. H ...... E Admission, 1922..... 1924 1926 Shugart, C. 0 ...... E Transfer, 1923...." 1906 1908 Boyd, R. H ...... E Transfer, 1923..... 1916 1918 Hays, M. C ...... E Transfer, 1923..... 1908' 1908 Turner, F. L ...... E Admission, 1923..... 1925 1927 Price, R. H ...... E Admission, 1923..... 1925 1927 Gordon, E. R ...... E Admission, 1923..... 1925 1927 McCauley, D. R...... E Admission, 1923..... 1925 1927 Utley, P. W ...... E Admission, 1923 ..... 1925 1927 Gafford, A. S ...... E Admission, 1923..... 1925 1927 Walker, M. A ...... E Admission, 1924..... 1926 1928 Hall, H. R ...... E Admission; 1924.:... 1926 1928 Marney, A. K ...... E Admission, 1924..... 1926 1928 Davenport, R. H...... Se. Admission, 1924..... 1926 1928 Weathers, J. B.:...... E Admission, 1924..... 1918 1920 Oglesby, J. C ...... E Admission, 1924..... 1926 1928 Crawford, R. L...... E Admission, 1924..... 1925 1928 Smith, G. G ...... E Transfer, 1924..... ' .. . . .... Beaird, W. R ...... E Transfer, 1924..... 1922 1924 Sanders, H. J ...... E Cong. M., 1924....., 1903 1905 Culwell, S. L ...... E Transfer, 1924..... 1905 , 1907 Gardner, J. T ...... E Admission, 1925..... 1927 -1929 Jobnson, F. E ...... E Admission, 1925..... 1926 1929 Seymour, L. W ...... :... E Admission, 1925..:.. 1927 1929 Sisserson, C. H ...... E Admission, 1925..... 1927 1929 Standlee, A. G ...... E Admission, 1925:.... 1927 1929 Swearingen, E. W ...... E Admission, 1925..... 1927 1929 Thrash, F. W ...... E Admission 1925..... 1927 1929 Williams, J. D. F.- .. • ..... E Admission, 1925..... 1927 1929 Smith, H: C ...... E Admission, 1925..... 1928 1930 Shipp, W. E ...... E Admission, 1925..... 1928 1930 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

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Bishop, C. M ...... E Transfer, 1926..... 1889 1891 Goodloe, R. W...... E Transfer, 1926..... 1918 1918 Wright, C. S ...... E Transfer, 1926..... 1894 1896 Gwaltney, W. G...... E Transfer, . 1926..... 1915 1917 Francis, Henry...... Se Transfer, 1927..... 1906 1908 Evans, P. W ...... E Transfer, 1927..... 1921 1923 Christopher, Paul...... Se Transfer, 1927..... 1925 1927 Ingram, F. H ...... E Admission, 1927..... 1929 1931 Call, R. W ...... E Admission, 1927..... 1929 1931 Stephens, Oran ...... E Admission, 1927..... 1929 1931 Barnes, D. L ...... E Admission, 1927..... 1930 1932 Flynn, W. A ...... • E Admission, 1927..... 1929 1931 Whitefield, J. W...... E Admission, 1928..... 1930 1932 Vanderpool, W. H...... E Transfer, 1928..... 1917 1919 Wilson, J: T ...... Se Transfer, 1928..... 1925 1927 Anderson W. E...... E Transfer, 1928.:... 1918 1920 Davis, G 'W ...... E Transfer, 1928..... 1900 1904 Wilkerson, C. A...... E Orders 1928.:...... 1925 Miner, Ora ...... Sy Orders, 1928....: 1911 1913 .Plunkett, A. T...... Se Orders, 1928...... 1923 Davenport, J. L...... E Admission, 1928..... 1930 1933 Wooten, C. D ..... :...... E Admission, 1928..... 1930 1932 Edwards, Hayden ...... E Admission, 1929..... 1931 1934 Craig, W. C ...... E Admission, 1929..... 1931 1933 Smith, Paxton ...... E Admission, 1929..... 1931 1933 McVey, D. E ...... E Orders, 1929...... 1918 Henson, C. C ...... E Transfer, 1929..... 1931 1932 Williams, H. W ...... E Transfer, 1929..... 1923 1925 James, R. P ...... E Transfer, 1929..... 1911. 1925 Stanford, E. R...... E Transfer, 1930..... 1909 1912 McCord, B. L ...... E Admission, 1930..... 1932 1335 Greenhaw, L. M ...... E Admission, 1930..... 1932 1934 Baker, S. A ...... E Admission, 1930...... 1932 .... Crain, H. W ...... E Admission, 1931..... 1931 1933 McDaniel, H. R...... E Admission, 1931..... 1933 1935 Dow, Victor D....:...... E Transfer, 1931..... 1914 1920 Evans, J. L ...... E Transfer, 1931...... Fee, Z. R ...... E Transfer, 1931..... 1913 1915 Gray, C. R ...... E Transfer, 1931...... Willingham, R. R ...... E Admission, 1931..... 1926 1928 Vanderpool, L. R...... E Transfer, 1932..... 1925 1927 Farmer, J. D ...... E Transfer, 1932..... 1929 1931 Porter, Hugh S...... E Transfer, 1932.:... 1920 1922 Byus, B. B ...... E Transfer, 1932...... Brown, G. Alfred...... E Transfer, 1932..... 1932 1934 Cunningham, W. P...... E Transfer, 1932..... 1909 1911 Walker, P. W ...... E Transfer, 1932..... 1931 1933 Phelan, M ...... I...... E Transfer, 1932...... Ramsey, J. D ...... E Transfer, 1932...... Chisholm, J. W ...... E Transfer, 1932..... 1909 1911 Barcus,. V. Cyrus...... E Transfer, 1932..... 1933 1935 Caruth, J. R ...... E Admission, 1932..... 1934 .... Calvert, R. C ...... E Admission, 1932..... 1934 .... Greebon, G. M...... E Admission, 1932..... 1934 Johnson, Roy ...... E Admission, 1932..... 1934 .... Hawk, E. B ...... E Transfer, 1933...... Hankla, W. L ...... E Transfer, 1933...... Son, Thad E ...... E Admission, 1933..... 1935 .... 10 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

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Ordained Name Present How and When Relation Admitted Deacon I Elder Studer, R. M., Jr...... E Admission, 1933..... Fisher, Wm. S ...... E Admission, 1933..... 1935 .... Hooper, R. B ...... E Transfer, 1934...... Barcus, E. R ...... E Transfer, 1934...... Score, J. N. R...... E Transfer, 1934...... McClure, J. T...... E Transfer, 1934...... Mann, J. C ...... E Transfer, 1934...... Perry, Vernon ...... E Transfer, 1934...... Bergin, Robt G...... E Transfer, 1934..... 1934 .... Thomas, Geo R, Jr...... E Admission, 1934...... Bennett, G W...... E Admission, 1934...... Coleman, B H ...... E Admission, 1934...... Bane, W V ...... :... E Admission, .1934..... 1936 .... Benkley, Fred G...... E Admission, 1934...... Lloyd, H B ...... E Admission, 1934..... 1936 .... Ferrill, Alton W ...... E Admission, 1934..... 1936 .... Lowery, M D ...... E Admission, 1934...... Mauldin, Alvin...... E Admission, 1934...... Shelton, W J ...... E Admission, 1934...... -. Williams, L. S...... :. E Admission, 1935...... Smith, R. G ...... E Admission, 1935...... Jackson, B. F ...... E Admission, 1935...... Risinger, D. M...... F Admission, 1935...... Schmidt, B. C...... E Admission, 1935...... Bennett, E. D., Jr...... E Admission, 1935...... Wilshire, F. L ...... E Transfer, 1935...... Edwards, R. C...... E Transfer, 1935.... . Dunson, Wallace N...... E Transfer, 1935...... Donaldson, 1. 0...... E Transfer, 1935...... Vanderpool, Homer...... E Transfer, 1935...... Huckabee,J. S..:...... E . Transfer, 1935...... Knox, M. H ...... E Transfer, 1935...... Anthony, Walter...... E Transfer, 1935...... Francis, Henry...... E Transfer, 1935...... Williams, G. C...... E Transfer, 1935...... Cole, C. H ...... E Transfer, 1935...... Linebaugh, N. L...... E Transfer, 1935...... Whiteside, W. T...... E Transfer, 1935...... Francis, Henry...... Se Transfer, 1935...... Parmer, Quay ...... E Transfer, 1936..... 1936 .... Cox, J 0 ...... E Transfer, 1936...... Childress, W C...... E Transfer, 1936...... McDonald, 0 D...... E Transfer, 1936..... 1934 .... Hunter, E A ...... E Transfer, 1936..... 1912 1914 Scoggins, H G...... E Transfer, 1936...... Jones, C P ...... E Transfer, 1936...... -Comer, G P ...... E Transfer, 1936...... Waddill, A W ...... E Transfer, 1936..... 1899 1901 Adkins, Geo D ...... E Transfer, 1936...... Davis, J V ...... E Transfer, 1936..... 1913 1915 Shulze, U A ...... E Admission, 1936...... Meritt. John R...... E Admission, 1936.... . Sessions, C C ...... E Admission, 1936...... Slayden, Milton...... E Admission, 1936...... Neely, Auburn S ...... E Admission, .1936...... . Evans, Geo L M ...... E Admission, 1936:... . Burton, Raymond...... E Admission, 1936...... Morphis, John W. Jr...... E Admission, 1936...... Taylor, W C ...... E .Admission, 1936...... Webb, Atticus...... E Transfer, 1936 ...... CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 11

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Boaz, H. A. _...... : Fort Worth ..... ...... Bishop Adams, J. F. ...... Corsicana ...... :...... Eleventh Avenu Adkins, Geo. D. (I) ..... Aledo ...... Aledo Anderson, W. E...... Bangs ...... Bangs Andrews, W. B ...... Fort Worth ...... Agt. Se. Homes Anthony, Walter...... Waco ...... Austin Ave. *Aijustrong, J. M...... Salado ...... Superannuate Ashburn, S. A...... Fort Worth ...... ,._...... Superannuate Baird, J. V. ... ...... Burleson. .. - .. . . .. .... Burleson-Crowley Baker, S. A. ...... _.... Wortham ...... Wortham Baldridge, J. H. _...... Gatesville ...... Presiding Elder Bane, W. V. (III)...... Barry ...... Barry Barcus, Ed. R. _ .... __. Mineral Wells. _...... First Church Barcus, V. Cyrus...... Mt. Calm ...... Mt. Calm Barnes, D. L ...... Turnersville ...... ,...... Turnersville Beaird, W. R...... _...... Cleburne ...... ,._ ...... Anglin St. Bell, C. F . . ...... Milford ...... Milford Benkley, Fred G. (III) Forreston ...... Forreston Bennett, Geo. W. (II). Oglesby ...... ... Oglesby Bennett, E. D., Jr. (I). Fort Worth ...... Jr. Pr. Meadowbrook Bergin, R.-G. (III) ...... Georgetown ...... Student Southwestern Bergin, Jno. W...... Georgetown ...... President Southwestern Bishop, C. M ...... Long Beach, Cal...... Superannuate Boiles, M ...... Whitney ...... .... ...... Sabbatical Uear Bond, J. M. ...... ..... Weatherford ...... First Church Boone, M. L. ...... Valera...... Valera Bouleware, W. T ...... _ Waxahachie ...... Waxahachie Circuit Bowles, J. S__ ...... Goldwaite._ ...... Superannuate Bowman, H. C.._...... Killeen ...... :..... Killeen Bowman, T. E...... _ _ Ranger ...... Ranger Boyd, R. H . ...... Fort Worth ...... ...... Englewood Bridges, E. W. ...... Ennis_ ...... :...... ... Ennis Briggs, Roy E...... New Castle...... Newcastle Brockette, C. T...... Holland ... ...... ...... Holland Brown, G. Alfred...... Rising Star ...... Rising Star Broxton, Preston...... Cisco...... ...... ..... Twelfth Street Bryan, Gid J.._...... Fort Worth. ... ...... Trinity Burton, Raymond (I). Pioneer ...... Pioneer Burton, T. H.. _ _...... Waxahachie ...... Presiding Elder Buttrill, C. M ...... Dawson ...... Dawson Byus, B. B ...... _.. Alvarado...... Alvarado Call, R. W.._ ...... ..... Gustine ... ...... ...... Gustine Calvert, R. C___ ...... Red Oak...... Red Oak Cantrell, P. E._ ...... Copperas Cove...... Copperas Cove Capps, R. T...... __ ..... Granbury ...... Granbury Circuit Carruth, J. R. (III) .. Weatherford ...... Inst. Weatherford Col. "Chenoweth, E. B ...... West Plain, Mo...... Superannuate Childress, W. C...... Georgetown ...... Georgetown Chisholm, D. A...... Brownwood ...... _... Central Chisholm, J. W. _. .... Midlothian. ._ ...... Midlothian '`Christopher, Paul ...... Venus ...... Superannuate Chunn, M. M...... Gatesville...... Gatesville Clark, H. B...._ ...... Corsicana ...... North Clark, L. A. _ ..... .... Zephyr ...... Superannuate 12 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

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Clarke, W. A...... Granbury...... Superannuate Cloud, W. J ...... Dublin ...... Bunyan Cole, -C. H...... Comanche...... Comanche Cole, W. H...... Arlington...... :...... First Church Coleman, B. H. (II)...... Olney...... Olney Circuit Comer, G. P .... .:...... Waco ...... First Church Connell, W. L. _...... Florence_._...... _ .... ...... Florence Cox, J. 0' ...... Cleburne...... Main St. Craig, W. C ...... Walnut Springs ...... Walnut Spgs.-Iredell Crain, Hubert W...... Norton ...... Norton-Mazeland Crawford, Roy L...... May ...... May Byrds Creed, J. J...... Rogers...... Rogers Crosby, R. A. ...:...... McGregor...... McGregor Crow, Ben S...... Waco, 2012 Gorman ...... Superannuate *Culbertson, A. T...... Dallas, 3410 Haynie ...... Superannuate Culpepper, J. M. (IV).. Springtown ...... Springtown Culver, F. P ...... Olney .., ...... _ ...... Olney Culwell, J. W...... Moshiem ...... Moshiem

Culwell, S. L. - - - I ...... Stephenville ...... Stephenville Cunningham, W. P._.... Meridian ...... Meridian Curry, J. B ...... Cisco...... Presiding Elder Curry, W. N...... Mansfield ...:...... Superannuate Dailey, E. M ...... Tolar ...... Tolar Circuit *Daniel, C. W...... Fort Worth, Rt. 4 ...... Superannuate Davenport, J. L...... Troy ...... Troy-Pendleton *Davenport, R. H...... Comanche ...... Superannuate -Davis, Geo. W ...... Ferris...... Ferris Davis, J. V...... Santa Anna ...... Santa Anna *Doss, W. H ...... Ballinger...... Superannuate Dow, Victor D ...... Crawford ...... ___ _ Crawford Dunson, Wallace N..... Morgan ...... Morgan-Kopperl Donaldson, LO...... Whitney ...... Whitney Edmiaston, B. B...... Strawn ...... Strawn Edwards, Hayden...... Clifton ...... ...... Clifton Edwards, R. C.- . ...... Fort Worth ...... Meadowbrook Ellis, T. D...... Eliasville ...... Eliasville *Ellis, T. W...... Fort Worth ...... Superannuate English, A. B ...... Hamilton...... Hamilton Evans, Geo, L. M. (I).. Eureka ...... Eureka Evans, Paul W...... Thornton ...... Big Hill-Ben-Hur Farmer, J. D ...... Cranfils Gap...... Cranfils Gap Fee Z R ...... Dallas ...... Conference Evangelist Felder, L. L . ..... ...... :.... Fort Worth ...... .... ... Ferrell, A. W. (III)..... Waco, Rt. 3 ...... Bosqueville Ferguson, W. C...... Pearl ...... Pearl Fisher, W. S. (IV)...... Winchell ...... Winchell-Mt. View Flynn, W. A ...... _ Malone ...... Malone Francis, Henry ...... Brownwood ...... :...... ..... Superannuate Franklin, A. W...... Gorman ...... Gorman Gafford, A. S...... Fort Worth ...... ...... Missouri Ave. Gardner, J. T ...... Abbott...... Abbott-Vaughn *Gardner, N. E. - ... .. . Comanche ...... Superannuate Gaskins, W. D ...... ,...... ...... ...._._..... Superannuate Gilleland, W. B...... Loving ...... Loving Gilmore, S. P ...... Waco...... Superannuate

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Goodloe, R. W...... Dallas, S. M. U...... Professor S. M. U. Gordon, E. R...... Itasca...... Itasca *Gore, J. 0...... San Jon, N. M ...... Superannuate Gray, C. R ...... Corsicana ...... :...: Presiding Elder Greebon, Geo. M...... Indian Creek ...... Indian Creek Greenhaw, L. M...... Evant ...... Evant Gwaltney, W. G...... Kennedale ...... Everman-Kennedale Hall, A. W ...... Weatherford ...... Presiding Elder Hall, H. R ...... Bynum ...... ,...... _...... Bynum Brandon Hall, J. R. B. ..- - Houston ... _ -_._ .... ...... Superannuate Hankla, W. L...... Fort Worth...... Asst. First Church Harrell, W. E ...... DeLeon ...... DeLeon Circuit Harris, I. F..._ ...... Ft. Worth, 4409 Panola Superannuate Hawk, E. B...... Dallas, S. M. U.- ...... Dean Theological Dept. *Hays, M. C ...... Cleburne ...... Superannuate -Hays, J. M ...... Prairie Hill...... Prairie Hill-Kirk *Head, J. W . ...... Altus, Ark...... Superannuate Henson, C. C ...... : Waco ...... ...... St. Johns Hearon, W. J...... Purdon ...... ...... Purdon Harmony Heizer, R. H ...... Bazette ...... ...... Bazette Helm, A. J ...... Salado ...... Salado *Hendrickson, J. D...... Cisco ...... Superannuate Hightower, C. 0...... Cranbury...... ...... Granbury Hightower, I. E...... Midway ...... Midway Hooper, R. B ...... Fort Worth...... Highland Park Howell, A L ...... Gordon ...... Gordon Huckabee, J. S ...... Frost ...... .... Frost Huddleston, H. D...... Cleburne ...... Superannuate Hunter, E. A ...... Fort Worth...... Polytechnic Ingram, F. H ...... Penelope..:...... Penelope Circuit Irvin, C. W...... Waxahachie...... Superannuate Irvin, David ...... Coolidge ...... Coolidge Isbell, J. Fletcher...... Fort Worth ...... College Heights Jackson, B. F. (II)...... Fort Worth ...... Asst. First Church James, R. P ...... Burkett ...... ...... ...... Burkett Jones, C. P . ...... :...... Dublin...... Dublin Jones, W. T ... ...... Blum...... Blum-Rio Vista Jonhson, Floyd E ...... Grandview ...... Grandview Johnson, Roy F ...... Richland ...... Richland Justice, W. M...... Chatfield...... Chatfield Keener, W. H...... Ennis ...... Superannuate Kimbrow, B. E ...... Graham .,...... Graham Circuit Kinslow, W. T ...... Cleburne...... ...... Superannuate Kirkpatrick, Seba ...... Rockwood ...... ...... Rockwood Knox, M. H...... Hutto ...... Hutto-Jonah Kramer, B. W...... Britton ...... ...... Britton Langston, R. A ...... Fort Worth ...... Arlington Heights LaPrade, R. J ...... Graham ...... Graham *Layne, P. W ...... Gatesville...... Supernumerary Lightfoot, E. H...... Cleburne ...... Presiding Elder Linebaugh, N. L...... Handley ...... Handley Little, M. K ...... Long Beach, Cal...... Superannuate Lowery, M. D. (III)...... Waco ...... Asst. Austin Avenue Lloyd, H. B. (III)...... Lorena ...... Lorena *Macune, C. W ...... Fort Worth, 1813 Gould ...... Superannuate

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Name. Address Appointment I. Mann, J. C ...... Hico ...... Hico Marney, A. K ...... Mansfield ...... Mansfield Mauldin, Alvin (III) Novice ...... Novice McAfee, J. U ...... Moody ...... -...... Moody McCauley, D. R ...... Mertens_...... Mertens Irene McCord, B. L ...... Caddo...... Caddo McClure, J. T...... Brownwood ...... Presiding Elder McDaniel, H. R...... Palmer ...... Palmer McDonald, O. D._ _._ .... Desdamona . .... _ _...... Desdamona McGehee, F. L ...... Weatherford...... Superannuate McVey, D. E ...... Palo Pinto ...... Palo Pinto Meritt, John R. (I)._. Cross Cut ...... Cross Cut *Minor, Ora ...... ...... ...... ...... Supernumerary Morphis, J. W. Jr. (I). Eolian ...... Eolian *Morphis, W. J ...... Los Angeles, Cal...... Superannuate Morrison, Van P...... Bethel ...... Bethel Morton, C. N.. :...... Mexia ...... Superannuate Morton, 0. A...... Talpa ...... Talpa-Crews *Moss, W. W ...... Arlington ...... Nance, H. H...... Carbon ...... Superannuate Nation, R. W ...... Corsicana, Carbon 2012 W. Collin ...... Superannuate Neal, Jno. M ...... Huntsville ...... ...... Gen. Evangelist Neal, T. Edgar ...... Corsicana ...... First Church Neely, Auburn S. (I) Huckabee ...... Huckabee Circuit Neill, W. A ...... Dallas, 126 Neches...... Superannuate Neville, S. P ...... Waco, 2401 McKenzie.... Superannuate Odom, 0. .0 ...... Fort Worth...... ___ Riverside Ogle, T. 5 ...... : ...... . Fort Worth ...... Mulkev Memorial Oglesby, J. C. _ Belton...... _ ...... Oliver, J. L ...... Rice...... Rice Page, Earl ...... Graford ...... Graford Palmer, Quay (III)... Elm Mott ...... Elm Mott-Lakeview *Patison, J. W ...... Fort Worth, 1,004 Evans ...... Superannuate Patterson, J. I ...... Cisco...... First Church Patterson, E. R. _._- Eddy Eddy Patterson, J. Fred...... Fort Worth ...... Benbrook-Brooklyn Hgts. Perry, Vernor (II)..... Georgetown, Box 65...... Round Rock Phelan., M ...... Haslet...... Haslet

*Plunkett, A. T ...... I ...... Superannuate Pollard, J. G.._ ...... San Antonio, 1930 Ashley ...... Superannuate Porter, A. D_ .... Fort Worth ...... Central Porter, D. K ...... _..... Coleman ...... Coleman Porter, H. S...... Hubbard ...... Hubbard Poteet, Horace...... _ ... Thornton ...... Thornton Price, R. H. ...... Cleburne ...... .... ...... Brazos Avenue Ramsey, J. D ...... Grapevine ...... Grapevine Ray, J. L ...... Joshua...... Joshua Rentfro, J. N ...... :...... Georgetown ...... Presiding Elder Riley, P. E . ...... Fort Worth ...... _._... Presiding Elder Risinger,. D. M. (II).. - Oenaville .... ._ ...... _..... Oenaville Sanders, H. J.....- ...... Comanche ...... Comanche Circuit Scarlett, E. N...... ( Temple _ ...... Seventh Street CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 15

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Schmidt, B. C. (II)...... Jarrell ...... __ ...... Jarrell Scoggins, H. G...... Brownwood ..:...... First Church Sensabaugh, 0. F...... Superannuate Sessions, C. C. (I)...... Alvarado ...... Alvarado Circuit Score, J. N. R ...... Fort Worth...... z ...... First Church Seymour, L. W...... Waco ...... Herring Circuit Sharbutt, J. W...... Winters ...... Winters Shugart, C. 0 ...... Cleburne ...... St. Marks Shelton, W. J. (III)...... Carlton ...... Carlton Shipp , W. E ...... r'emple ...... First Church Shuler, J. W. W ...... Whitney, Rt. 1 ...... Superannuate Shuler, P. L ...... ,ross Plains ...... __ _- Cross Plains Shulze, Urban A. (I).. ,ovington ...... Covington Osceola Siceloff, J. A ...... Fort Worth ...... Executive-Ext. See. Simpson, C. E... Superannuate Sisserson, C. H...... ­­ ' * Slayden, Milton (I)... . Aquilla ...... Circuit Smith, G. G ...... Wingate ...... Smith, Hubert C...... - ...... Smith, Mac M ...... Waco, 1521 Alexander Smith, Ross G. (II).... Euless ...... Smith, W. F ...... Venus ...... I Venus Smith Paxton ...... Azle ...... :...... Azle Smoot, J. D ...... Comanche ...... Conference Evangelist *Snoddy, B. A ...... Graham ...... Superannuate Son, Thad E. (IV) ...... Boyce ...... :...... Boyce Sory, R. Otis ...... a ...... Mexia Stanlee, A. G. ._ ...... Bruceville ...... Bruceville Circuit Stanford, E. R ...... Waxahachie ...... First Church. Stephens, Oran_..... Italy., ...... Italy Story, T. G ...... Weatherford ...... Couts Memorial Stout, H. E ...... Sherman ...... Woodman Home Swearingen, E. W....,.. Thrall .. Thrall Taylor, W. C. (I) ...... id ...... Ireland Jonesboro Thomas, G. R., Jr. (II) . ors Rt...... Drasco Pumphrey Thompson, H. B...... Worth ...... South Side Thrash, Floyd...... West...... West Leroy Turner, F. L...._ ...... Fort Worth ...... Hemphill Heights Turner, M. A.._...... Bardwell ...... Bardwell Turney, A. E ...... Valley Mills ...... Valley Mills Utley, Paul W...... Waco...... Wesley Vanderpool, L. R...... Glen Rose ...... Glen Rose Vanderpool, Homer ... Ballinger ...... Vanderpool, W. H...... Breckenridge ...... :... *Vinsant, W...... Waco...... Superannuate Vernon, W. N ...... Granger ...... Granger Wadill, A. W...... DeLeon ...... DeLeon Waddill, F. 0. _ ..... Groesbeck Groesbeck Wade, C. E ...... :...... Hewitt ...... Hewitt Circuit Walker, M. A ...... :.. Fort Worth ...... Diamond Hill .Walker, P. W...... Eastland...... Eastland Walker, R. A ...... Arlington ...... Superannuate Walkup, J. A...... _.. Fort Worth ...... Weatherford Street Wallace, R. T. .: ...... Weatherford ...... North Circuit 16 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

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Name I Address Appointment Ward, W. W...... Waco ...... Presiding Elder Weathers, J. B ...... Coolidge ...... Coolidge Circuit Webb, Atticus ...... Maypearl...... Maypearl Whitefield, J. W...... Blooming Grove ...... Blooming Grove Whiteside, W. T...... Hillsboro ...... First Church Wilkerson, C. A...... Blanket ...... Blanket Wilkins, C. E...... .. Kerens ...... Kerens Williams, G. C...... Scranton ...... Scranton Williams, H. W. ...... Nashville, Tenn ...... Gen'l Bd. Ed. Williams, J. D. F ...... Fort Worth, Rt. 7...... Forest Hill Williams, L. S. (I)...... Proctor ...... Dist. Evangelist Willingham, R. R...... Millsap . ...... ...... :... Millsap Wilshire, F. L...... Waco...... Clay Avenue Wilson, W. B ...... Dallas, 1903 Garrett...... Superannuate *Wilson, J. T ...... Handley...... Superannuate Wisdom, E. M ...... Fort Worth...... Glenwood Wooten, C. D ...... China Spring...... China Spring Wright, C. R...... Fort Worth ...... :. Hospital Commr. Wright, C. S ...... Taylor ...... ...... ...... . First Church Wright, G. R...... Georgetown ...... Superannuate Wynne, J. M ...... (Hillsboro ...... .. ...... .... Line Street Young, R. B. ...... Coleman .. ...... Superannuate

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Armstrong, A. B._ ...... Olden ...... _...... ... Olden Brown, Pat ...... Sipe Springs ...... Sipe Springs Davis, G. C ...... Glen Rose ...... Glen Rose Mission Duncan, J. Beal ...... Whitney...... .... Whitney Circuit Fisher, F. T...... McCord.....,...... :...... McCord Martin, Earl ...... Nolanville...... Nolanvile Morton, J. E ...... Hallsburg ..... ...... Hallsburg-Reisel Reynolds, B. F...... Gatesville ...... Gatesville Circuit Siler, Geo. ...... Moody ...... — ...... Moody Circuit Studer, R. M...... Duffau ...... Duffau Thrift, Chas. T ...... Georgetown...... Assistant, Georgetown CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 17

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BROWNWOOD DISTRICT Hal H. Cherry, Brownwood *M. A. Edwards, Santa Anna Mrs. Roy L. Crawford, May *Miss Ruby Harper, Santa Anna *Dr. P. C. Ragsdale, Brownwood *Mrs. C. H. Cole, Comanche J. M. Skaggs, Winters *Mrs. J. F: Curry, Ballinger C. C. Sessions, Ballinger *H. L. Moore, Blanket Mrs. W. H. Vanderpool, Coleman *J. B. Pace (died), Winters

CISCO DISTRICT Mrs. J. B. Curry, Cisco. Mrs. G. Alfred Brown, Rising Star W. M. Wright, Dublin Ray McKelvain, Eolian B. E. McGlammery, Eastland J. A. Caton, Cross Plains Mrs. J. E. Crawford, Cisco Mrs. J. N. Joiner, DeLeon Rev. J. W. Glenn, R. 4, Dublin

CLEBURNE DISTRICT G. E. Roof, Cleburne Mrs. H. W. Ferguson, Venus J. Frank Clarke, Grandview *Rev. W. C. Hollingsworth, Covington Mrs. W. J. Oxford, Stephenville Alternates Seated *Hon. Roy Anderson, Cleburne M. M. Arrendell Mrs. Milton Slayden, Bluffdale Mrs. R. N. Ralls *Dr. C. C. Cate, Morgan Mrs. W. N. Dunson *Mrs. Gus A. Snyder, Glen Rose

CORSICANA DISTRICT Miss Saphronia Ward, Mexia W. B. Talley, Kerens J. 0. Sessions, Kerens Mrs. J. W. David, Corsicana *L. K. Carraway, Corsicana M. J. Garrett, Chatfield *J. F. Smith, Dawson Alternates Seated Mrs. H. L. Hervey, Corsicana Alma Renfro Boyce Martin, Corsicana Mrs. Geo. L. Peyton S. W. South, Rice

FORT WORTH DISTRICT Mrs. R. W. Bonham, 1420 Gould *K. M. Hearn, 3003 Runnels *Mann Lucas, 617 Sylvania *B. K. Wilkerson, 909 Bedell Dr. J. A. Hammack, Kennedale I. E. McWhirter, 1412 Circle Pk. *I. B. Howell, Handley *L H. Tandy, 3427 Meadowbrook *L. Berry, 3240 Jennings Mrs. R. W. Weatherford,. W. Erskine Williams, 811 Fifth 3739 Calmont F. P. Culver, Jr., 2313 S. Adams J. B. Baker, 3101 E. First *Mrs. Cass Edwards, 556 S. Summit E. J. White, Washer Bros. J. A. Crosswhite, 3204 College C. F. Webb, 802 W. Richmond Mrs. J. A. Spinks, Grapevine J. A. Weston, 2225 Pearl J. R. Edwards, Live Stock Ex. Bldg Alternates Seated R. F. McKinney, 800 E. Allen Geo. Tinkle *Mickey McGuire, Arlington Mrs. L. M, Hogsett 18 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

GATESVILLE DISTRICT Tom C. Parks, Clifton Shafe Weaver, Ames Frank L. Williams, Gatesville Alternates Seated Leake Ayres, Gatesville Mrs. A. B. English *Mrs. A. M. Tibbs, Valley Mills Mrs. Hayden Edwards *Walter S. Almsler, McGregor Rev. Earl Harper *R. B: Mifler, Hamilton Mrs. J. H. Baldridge Miss Johnnie- Pierson, Hamilton

GEORGETOWN DISTRICT R. W. Tinsley, Georgetown Mrs. H. D. Cowan, Temple *A. L. Bentley, Bartlett *Mrs. F. B. Secrest, Georgetown Mrs. E. R. Everett, Belton J. D. Seiders, Taylor H. C. Smith, Killeen Miss Mary Moody, Taylor *J. S. Fox, Granger Mrs. F. W. Buchanan, Jarrell

WACO DISTRICT Judge Nat Harris, *Clyde Hays, 2425 McKenzie Amicable Bldg. *R. Wendorf, West Mrs. B. B. Wedemeyer, Mrs. Ray Jarvis, Hubbard 1304 N. 15th *W. C. Talbert, R. 3, Waco *Judge Geo. W. Barcus, *Sam Knight, 4-C College Amicable Bldg. G. B. Campbell, 2600 Sanger J. C: Rucker, R. 2, Waco *W. S. Foster, 421 Austin Ave. E. P. Littlepage, Mart Alternates Seated R. V. Reavis, Malone E. W. Thomas Ed McCullough, 1925 Washington Mrs. J. L. Trammell Mrs. J. W. Spivey, 1206 N. 13th L. D. Barnett *J. C. Sloan, 2415 Burnett Mrs. H. Johnson

WAXAHACHIE DISTRICT L. F. Barnhardt, Palmer Mrs. Eva Tibbs, Maypearl H. W. Kelly, Boyce W. T. Ford, Italy H. N. Peters, Waxahachie W. D. Arden, Ennis G. R. Thomas, Ennis L. R. Price, Red Oak Mrs. Geo. Leatherwood, Itasca Alternates Seated John Goodman, Hillsboro J. K. Parr *W. C. Stephenson, Midlothian

WEATHERFORD DISTRICT *Judge H. C. Shropshire, J. N. Turner, Palo Pinto Weatherford E- L. Doss, Mineral Wells C. W. Wilson, Mineral Wells Mrs. C. N. Brooks, Weatherford R. G. Boger, McMurry College, *Mrs. D. E. Senters, Millsap Abilene *Joe B. Witherspoon, Weatherford *Sam Bird, Olney Alternates Seated *Miss Priscilla Steger, Bruce Neely Mineral Wells Mrs. R. E. Briggs CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 19

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William McKendree Lambdin...... 1847 V'rginia...... 1866 20 1867 E Waco 1. N. Mullens ...... 1866 .... 1868 ...... Waco J. L. Crabb ...... :...... 1866 .... 1868 ...... Springfield Guy C. Mcv'illiams...... 1870 ...... Acton Jerome B. Annis ...... 1866 .... 1870 ...... Waxahachie Lewis B. Whipple.: ...... ...... 1871 ...... Waxahachie Jesse M. Boyd... ...... 1866 .... 1872 ...... Marlin Thomas J. Hudson ...... 1873 ...... Fort Sullivan Benjamin A. Kemp ...... 1873 ...... Gatesville R. B. Wommack ...... 1866 1875 ...... Waxahachie Wyly W. Thomas ...... 1876 ...... Wheelock R. W. Flournoy...... 1877 ...... Waco John E. Akin...... '1877 ...... Graham Wm. L. Kesler...... Memphis...... , 1872 .... 1878 S'p Rice W. M. F. Compton..... 1855 East Texas...... 1874 26 1879 E Avant Prairie Drury Womack...... 1930 Tennessee...... 1866 .... 1879 S I Centerville S. D. Akin ...... 1880 ...... Graham J. R. White ...... 1881 ...... Calvert T. W. Hines ...... 1881 ...... Weatherford J. T. Perry ...... :...... 1881 . C. McGuire ...... :...... 1881 ...... Cameron J. P. Sneed ...... 1866 .... 1881 ...... Fort Sullivan Thos. J. Blackburn..... 1879 N. W. Texas...... 1879 3 1881 D Palo Pinto John A. Clark...... 1877 N. W. Texas...... 1877 5 1882 E Jack County Joseph Parker...... 1842 S. Carolina...... 1877 39 1882 E San Saba Coutuy James Hiner ...... N. W. Texas...... 1883 S'd Granbury ]] S. Lane ...... 1837 Georgia...... 1870 48 1883 E Georgetown J. B. Allison...... 1856 Tennessee...... 1879 27 1883 E Waco A. D. Gaskell...... 1867 Texas ...... 17 1884 E Waxahachie W. C. Brodie...... 1877 Arkansas...... 1877 6 1884 E Burnett F. A. Mood...... 1850 S. Carolina...... 1872 34 1884 E Georgetown S. S. Yarbrough...... 1836 Tennessee...... 1866 49 1885 E Waxahachie John P. Holmes .....:...... Georgia...... 1886 .... 1887 E Georgetown Rigdon J. Perry...... 1865 Alabama...... 1868 14 1888 S'y Gatesville Samuel O. Gafford..... 1886 N..W Texas...... 1886 2 1888 E Seymour J. P. Standfield...... 1889 S'y Whiresboro Robert Crawford...... 1839 Mississippi...... 1866 30 1889 S'd Franklin Robert M. Shelton..... 1884 North Texas...... 1885 11 1889 E Belton Thomas G. Gilmore.... 1843 Alabama...... 1866 38 1889 Sly Fairfield J. F. Hines ...... 1866 N. W. Texas...... 1866 22 1890 S'd Evergreen, San Jacinto Co. James Johnson...... 1849 Texas...... 1866 15 1891 S'd Stephenville Wm. Vaughan...... 1841 Alabama...... 1868 45 1891 S'd Hillsboro J. Fred Cox...... 1860 Texas...... 1866 31 1891 E Hillsboro Thomas Stanford...... 1842 Arkansas...... 1866 44 1892 S'd Stanford Chapel My D. Reynolds. ...... 1872 Kentucky...... 1884 16 1892 E Nicholsville, Ky. W. W. Henderson...... 1872. Little Rock...... 1872 20 1893 S'd Arkadelphia, Ark. R. H: Simpson...... 1884 N. W. Texas...... 1884 9 1893 E Marble Falls D. H. Dickey...... 1874 Holston...... 1885 17 1893 S'd Temple James Mackey ...... 1853 Arkansas...... 1876 40 1893 E Wcco George W. Graves...... 1860 Texas...... 1866 33 1893 E Georgetown J. T. Hosmer...... 1879 N. W. Texas...... 1879 11 1893 S'd Martha, Okla. J M. Jones...... 1841 Arkansas...... 1866 41 1893 S'd Parker County Jere Reese... ...... 1881 N. W. Texas...... 1881 10 1894 S'd Cleburne James Grant...... 1859 Arkansas..,...... 1873 22 1894 S'd W. G. Conner...... 1843 S. Carolina...... 1872 46 1894 S'd Waco C. C. Armstrong...... 1871 Missouri...... 1889 17 1895 S'd Albany J. S. McCarver...... 1849 Arkansas...... 1866 37 1895 S'd Paint Rock J. W. Walkup...... 1839 Mississippi...... 1873 32 1895 S'd Salado J. W. Sanson...... 1883 N. W. Texas...... 1883 13 1896 E Hubbard City S. B. Ellis ...... 1878 N. W. Texas...... 1878 18 1896 E Ennis E. R. Barcus...... 1863 Little Rock...... 1874 22 1896 S'd Stanford Chapel C. D.Jordan...... 1879 Alabama...... 1889 18 1897 E Lampasas M. Yell ...... 1832 Tennessee...... 1866 35 1897 S'd Hayes County W. R. D. Stockton..... 1858 West Texas...... 1867 32 1897 S'd Belton Berry M. Stephens...... 1845 Tennessee...... 1885 53 1898 E Weatherford Oscar M. Addison..... 1846 East Texas...... 1866 40 1898 S'd Eulogy John Carpenter...... 1855 Texas...... 1866 19 1898 E Wearherford J. B. Elder ...... 1891 N. W. Texas...... 1891 8 1899 S'd Weatherford 20 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

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William Price...... 1849 Memphis...... 1869 45 1899 E Burnette John T. Rascoi...... 1881 Little Rock...... 1889 18 1899 E Snyder R. O. Eustace...... 1888 Missouri...... 1895 12 1900 E Canyon City Iames Peeler ...... 1841 Alabama...... 1868 24 1900 S'd Cameron JJohn Powell...... 1836 Arkansas...... 1866 30 1900 S'd Alvarado P. W. Graves...... 1859 Texas...... 1866 24 1902 S'd Comanche Frank T. Mitchell...... Missouri...... 1887 40 1902 S'd Rusk J. A. Wallace...... 1881 N. W. Texas...... 1881 23 1902 E Temple W. B. Ford...... 1885 N. W. Texas...... 1885 12 1902 E Glen Rose G. W. Swofford...... 1875 N. W. Texas...... 1875 14 1902 S'd Paint Rock J. W. Adkisson...... 1861 Missouri...... 1891 42 1903 E Waxahachie J. J. Harris ...... 1875 N. Georgia...... 1883 24 1903 S'd Meridian T. J. Duncan...... 1866 Tennessee...... 1896 38 1904 E Nashville, Tenn. J. W. Gibbens ...... West Texas...... 1901 .... 1904 S'd South Texas N. A. Keen...... 1877 North Texas...... 1882 26 1904 S'd Hubbard H. Trimble...... 1878 N. W. Texas...... 1878 25 1904 E Iredell 1 W. Simmans...... 1867 Mississippi...... 1874 26 1904 S'd Wichita Falls W. W. Kiser...... 1893 Louisville...... 1890 11 1904 E' Charming F. P. Ray ...... 1853 Texas...... 1866 17 1904 S'd Waxahachie D. T. Holmes...... 1853 Georgia...... 1890 40 1905 S'd Hamilton T. W. Rogers...... 1855 East Texas...... 1886 43 1905 S'd Fort Worth N. W. McLaughlin..... 1891 N. W. Texas...... 1891 14 1905 E Abbott Charles Davis...... 1884 S_ Georgia...... 1889 23 1905 S'd Waco S. E. Houk...... 1883 Holston...... 1903 22 1905 E Plainview Andrew Davis...... 1845 Texas...... 1866 40 1906 S'd Waxahachie S. S. Scott ..... :...... 1851 Memphis...... 1875 38 .1906 S'd -San Antonio J. P. Hulse ...... 1842 Arkansas...... 1874 50 1906 S'd Rising Star R. A. Hall ...... 1888 N. W. Texas...... 1888 15 1906 S'd Elida, N. M. N. B. Bennett...... 1886 N. W. Texas...... 1886 16 1907 S'd Childress E. A. Bailey...... 1862 Texas...... 1871 45 1907 S'd Amarillo H. W. South...... 1849 Louisville...... 1867 42 1907 S'd Hardin Co., Ky Daniel Morgan...... 1870 Texas ...... 1881 23 1908 S'd Georgetown G. D. Wilson...... 1875 East Texas...... 1886 32 1908 S'd Kennedale A. P. Smith...... 1883 N. W. Texas...... 1883 25 1908 E Fort Worth J. J. Davis ...... 1871 N. W. Texas...... 1871 21 1909 S'd Stephenville Ben H. Kennedy...... 1905 N. W. Texas...... 1905 4 1909 E Colorado City E. T. Harrison...... 1891 N. W. Texas...... 1891 11 1909 S'y Faulkenbury J. S. Tunnell...... 1878 N. W. Texas...... 1878 32 1910 E Ranger, Texas Marion Mills...... 1875 N. W. Texas...... 1875 24 1910 S'd Copperas Cove 1. N. Reaves...... 1853 Meth. Prot...... 1874 26 1910 S'd Carbon, Texas E. L. Armstrong...... 1857 East Texas...... 1878 28 1910 S'd Corsicana Sam P. Wright...... 1858 Tennessee...... 1873 28 1911 S'd California R. V. Galloway...... 1876 N. W. Texas...... 1876 34 1911 S'd Walnut Springs W. H. Moss...... 1856 Georgia...... :.. 1887 46 1912 S'd Hubbard Jerome Duncan...... 1889 Tennessee...... 1893 24 1913 E Hillsboro C. E. Brown...... 1868 S. Georgia...... 1872 34 1913 E Dallas W. F. Lloyd...... 1875 S. Georgia...... 1890 33 1913 S'd Stephenville J. W. Downs...... 1892 East Texas...... 1907 20 1914 E Mineral Wells Neal W. Turner...... 1905 N. W. Texas...... 1905 9 1914 E Cisco 1. Z. T. Morris...... 1869 Alabama...... 1891 44 1914 E Polytechnic S. C. Littlepage...... 1854 Missouri...... 1866 60 1915 S'd Waco E. T. Bates...... 1869 Trinity...... 1881 32 1915 S'd Denton J. M. Bond...... 1870 E. Texas...... 1883 34 1915 S'd Weatherford L. G. Rogers...... 1875 Memphis...... 1882 35 1915 S'd Strawn J. J. Calloway...... 1891 W. Texas...... 1906 24 1916 S'd Cresson J. A. Walkup...... 1871 White R...... 1875 33 1916 S'd Polytechnic J. W. Montgomery...... 1880 N. W. Texas...... 1880 18 1916 S'd Ruth S. W. Turner...... 1873 E. Texas...... 1897 24 1916 S'd Gatesville Samuel Morris...... 1848 Arkansas...... 1875 46 1916 S'd Corsicana W. F. Graves...... 1867 St. Louis...... 1874 14 1917 S'd 'Meridian R. W. Wellborn...... 1881 N. W. Texas...... 1881 13 1917 S'd Novice Geo. F. Campbell...... 1887 Louisville...... 1903 30 1917 E Meridian H. M. Glass...... 1865 Texas...... 1869 37 1918 S'o G. W. Owens...... 1878 N. W. Texas...... 1878 28 1918 S'y Dallas A. L. Andrews...... 1887 N. Alabama...... 1916 31 1918 E Fort Worth M. H. Major...... 1888 S. Carolina...... 1890 28 1918 S'd Polytechnic R. B. McSwain...... 1902 N. W. Texas...... 1902 8 1918 S'd San Antonio W. H. Howard...... 1883 Louisville...... 1901 35 1918 E Paris Henry Stanford...... 1910 Central Texas.... 1910 8 1918 E Mt. Vernon O. B. Turner...... 1909 N. W. Texas...... 1909 9 1918 E 1 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 21

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). B. Dodson...... 1892 St. Louis...... 1906 27 1919 E Thurber G. W. Harris...... 1881 N. W. Texas...... 1881 29 1919 S'd Bangs S. C. Baird...... 1888 Tennessee...... 1896 30 1919 E E. W. Hancock...... 1918 Central Texas.... 1918 1 1919 OT Beatie J. C. Mayhew...... 1913 Central Texas.... 1913 2 1920 S'd Winters O. C. Swinney...... 1901 N. W. Texas...... -1901 19 1920 E Killeen A. C. Smith...... 1897 Alabama...... 1905 23 1920 E Jerome Haralson...... 1870 White R...... 1885 29 1920 S'd Jacksonville F. M. Winburne...... 1872 Little Rock...... 1879 33 1921 S'd D. C. Stark...... 1879 N. W. Texas...... 1879 32 1921 S'd Polytechnic W. J. Lemons...... 1881 N. W. Texas...... 1881 25 1921 S'd Fort Worth C. E. Gallagher...... 1886 N. W. Texas...... 1886 25 1922 S'd - Abe Long ...... 1881 N. W. Texas...... 1881 18 1922 S'd Glen Cove P. M. Riley...... 1903 N. W. Texas...... 1903 16 1922 S'd Arlington J. P. Mussett...... 1864 N. W. Texas...... 1864 47 1922 S'd Fort Worth C. A. Evans...... 1883 Texas...... 1891 35 1922 S'd Fort Worth J. A. Whitehurst...... 1886 N. Mississippi..... 1894 36 1922 E Corsicana E. J. Maxwell...... 1889 N. W. Texas...... 1889 19 1922 S'd Kennedale J. W. Dickinson...... 1879 . N. W. Texas...... 1879 26 1922 S'd Fort Worth James Campbell...... 1873 N. W. Texas...... 1873 42 1922 S'd Weatherford J. J. Canafax...... 1875 N. W. Texas...... 1875 31 1922 S'd Rising Star J. H. Wiseman...... 1881 N. W. Texas ...... 1924 S'y LaGrange E. V. Cox ...... 1881 N. W. Texas...... ; .. 1924 E Fort Worth R. J. Tooley...... 1892 N. W. Texas...... 1892 30 1925 S'd Grandview J. C. Carter ...... 1886 .... 1925 S'd Iredell K. S. Vanzant...... 1880 Arkansas...... 1889 40 1925 S'd Carbon E. A. Smith...... 1878 N. W. Texas...... 1878 43 1926 S'd Waxahachie W. V Jones ...... 1872 N. W. Texas...... 1872 34 1925 S'd Iredell W. C. ' Hilbur...... 1889 N. W. Texas...... 1889 37 1926 E Fort Worth R. F. Brown...... 1904 N. W. Texas...... 1904 22 1926 E Waco D. C. Ellis...... 1888 N. W. Texas...... 1882 22 . 1926 S'd Waxahachie W. K. Simpson...... 1886 N. W. Texas...... 1886 ... 1927 ...... Robert Lee T. S. Armstrong...... 1881 Texas...... 1890 38 1927 E Corsicana J. B. Berry ...... 1901 N. W. Texas...... 1901 .... 1928 S'd Dawson Jno. M. Barcus...... 1882 N. W. Texas...... 1882 .... 1928 E Fort Worth E. E. Boone...... 1868 Texas...... 1887 .... 1928 S'd Fort Worth B. F. Alsup ...... 1928 S'd Fort Worth S. Vaughan...... 1880 N. W. Texas...... 1880 .... 1928 \S'd Cisco J. all Bowman...... 1906 N. W. Texas...... 1906 .... 1928 E Rising Star Jno. R. Morris ...... 1892 .... 1928 S'd Fort Worth W. L. Nelms...... 1878 N. W. Texas...... 1878 .... 1929 S'd Wichita Falls W. H. Matthews...... 1892 N. W. Texas...... 1892 36 1929 E Waco B. R. Wagner...... 1893 N. W. Texas...... 1893 36 1929 E Santa Anna A. E. Carraway...... 1884 South Texas...... 1892 45 1929 E Corsicana S. B. Sawyer...... 1891 N. W. Texas...... 1891 33 1929 S'd Palmer M. L. Story...... , 1902 Texas...... 1903 25 .1929 E Graford E. Hightower...... 1885 N. W. Texas...... 1885 44 1929 E Georgetown C. E. Lindsey...... 1891 N. W. Texas...... 1891 38 1929 E Fort Worth J. M. McCarter...... 1882 ...... 1901 .... 1929 Se Rockett Alonzo Monk, Jr...... 1908 N. W. Texas...... 1908 22 1930 E Fort Worth C. Rowland..,...... 1879 N. W. Texas ...... 1930 Se Fort Worth H. B. Henry ...... 1875 N. W. Texas...... 1875 ... 1931 Se San Antonio M. S. Hotchkiss...... 1878 Texas...... 1890 .... 1931 Se Waco M. M. Morphis...... 1901 N. W. Texas...... 1901 .... 1931 Se Fort Worth W. H. Crawford...... 1881 Texas...... 1892 .... 1931 Se Midlothian L. P. Leach...... 1914 Central Texas.... 1914 .... 1931 E Rig Hill J. C. Grimes...... 1921 Central Texas.... 1921 11 1932 E Weatherford Walter Griffith...... 1900 N. W. Texas...... 1900 28 193Z Se Barry E. M. Sweet...... 1875 Transfer...... 1884 35 1932 Se Fort Worth D. A. McGuire...... 1899 N. W. Texas...... 1899 33 1932 E Fort Worth S. J. Rucker...... 1895 N. W. Texas...... 1895 37 1932 E Denver, Colo. J. T. Bloodworth...... 1883 N. W. Texas...... 1883 41 1932 Sc Port Worth C. G. Shutt...... 1879 N. W. Texas...... 1879 50 1932 Se Georgetown E. P. Williams...... 1900 N. W. Texas...... 1900 32 1932 E Fort Worth J. H: Stewart...... 1893 N. W. Texas...... 1893 39 1932 E Covinyton C. H..Booth...... 1901 Texas...... :. 1914 31 1932 E Fort Worth D. L. Collie...... 1873 Louisville...... 1904 52 1932 Se Fort Worth A. C. Lackey...... 1909 Orders...... 1909 .... 193Z Se Carlton H. Bishop ...... 1868 N. W. Texas...... 1868 51 1933 Se Dallas C S. McCarver...... 1876 N. W. Texas...... 1876 .... 1933 Se Plainview 22 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

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ANNUAL CONFERENCE REGISTER FROM 1866 TO 1936

No. Place of Session Date President Secretary 1 Waxahachie ...... Sept. 26, 1866 Bishop Marvin...... F. Ray 2 Waco ...... Nov. 6,1867 Bishop McTyeire...... J. L.P. Crabb 3 Springfield ...... Nov. 11, 1868 Bishop Doggett...... J. S. McCarver 4 Weatherford ...... Nov. 17, 1869 Bishop Wightman...... F. P. Ray 5 Waxahachie ...... Nov. 16,1870 Bishop Marvin...... F. P. Ray 6 Corsicana ...... Nov. 1, 1871 Bishop Marvin...... J. S. McCarver 7 Belton ...... Oct. 23, 1872 Bishop Keener...... J. S. McCarver 8 Waco ...... Nov. 26, 1873 Bishop Kavanaugh...... J. S. McCarver 9 Weatherford ...... Nov. 18, 1874 Bishop McTyeire...... F. P. Ray 10 Corsicana ...... Nov. 10, 1875 Bishop Pierce...... F. P. Ray 11 Calvert ...... Nov. 8, 1876 Bishop Doggett...... F. P. Ray 12 Waco ...... Dec. 5, 1877 Bishop Wightman...... F. P. Ray 13 Belton ...... Oct. 30, 1878 Bishop Keener...... G. W. Swafford 14 Fort Worth ...... Oct. 29, 1879 Bishop McTyeire...... F. P. Ray 15 Waco ...... Nov. 10, 1880 Bishop P erce...... F. P. Ray 16 Waxahach e ...... Nov. 16, 1881 Bishop Ka"vanaugh...... F. P. Ray 17 Cleburne ...... Nov. 1,1882 Bishop Parker...... F. P. Ray 18 Georgetown ...... Oct. 21, 1883 Bishop Parker...... F. P. Ray 19 Waco. ...... Nov. 6, 1884 Bishop McTyeire...... F. P. Ray 20 Cors cana ...... Nov. 11, 1885 Bishop McTyeire...... F. P. Ray 21 Lampasas ...... Nov. 24, 1886 Bishop Keener...... F. P. Ray 22 Fort Worth ...... Nov. 9, 1887 Bishop Wilson...... F. P. Ray 23 Weatherford ...... Nov. 14, 1888 Bishop Hendrix...... G. W. Swofford 24 Belton...... Nov. 6,1889 Bishop Key...... F. P. Ray 25 Abilene ...... Nov. 13, 1890 Bishop Key...... J. M. Barcus 26 Corsicana ...... Nov. 25, 1891 Bishop F tzgerald...... J. M. Barcus 27 Waco ...... Nov. 23, 1892 Bishop Hargrove...... J. M. Barcus 28 Fort Worth ...... Nov. 15, 1893 Bishop W lson...... ]. M. Barcus 29 Hillsboro ...... Nov. 22,1894 Bishop Hargrove...... J. M. Barcus 30 Temple ...... Nov. 14,1895 Bishop Duncan...... J. M. Barcus 31 Waxahachie ...... Nov. 18, 1896 Bishop Keener...... J. M. Barcus 32 Weatherford ...... Nov. 17, 1897 Bishop Granberry...... ). M. Barcus 33 Brownwood ...... Nov. 16, 1898 Bsihop Galloway...... J. M. Barcus 34 Cleburne ...... Nov. 15,1899 Bishop Hargrove...... J. M. Barcus 35 Georgetown ...... Nov. 14, 1900 Bishop Candler...... J. M.'Barcus 36 Corsicana ...... Nov. 13,1901 Bishop W Ison...... J. M. Barcus 37 Temple ...... Nov. 12, 1902 Bishop Hendrix...... J. M. Barcus 38 Fort Worth ...... Nov. 11, 1903 Bishop Duncan...... J. M. Barcus 39 Mineral Wells ...... Nov. 16, 1904 Bishop Hoss...... J. M. Barcus 40 Hillsboro ...... Nov. 15, 1905 Bishop Hoss...... J. M. Barcus 41 Brownwood ...... Nov. 14, 1906 Bishop Hoss...... J. M. Barcus 42 Amarillo ...... Nov. 6, 1907 Bishop Candler...... J. M. Barcus 43 Waco ...... Nov. 11,1908 Bishop Key...... J. M. Barcus 44 Stamford ...... Nov. 10, 1909 Bishop Key...... J. M. Barcus 45 Waxahachie...... Nov. 16, 1910 Bishop Atkins...... J. M. Barcus 46 Polytechnic ...... Nov. 8, 1911 Bishop Atkins...... J. R. Morris 47 Cleburne ...... Nov. 12, 1912 Bishop Atkins...... J. R. Morris 48 Temple ...... Nov. 5, 1913 -Bishop Atkins...... J. R. Morris . 49 Hillsboro ...... Nov. 11, 1914 Bishop McCoy...... A. D. Porter 50 Corsicana ...... Nov. 24, 1915 Bishop McCoy...... A. D. Porter 51 Waxahachie...... Nov. 15, 1916 Bishop McCoy...... A. D. Porter 52 Georgetown ...... Nov. 14, 1917 Bishop McCoy...... A. D. Porter 52 Georgetown ...... Nov. 14, 1917 Bishop McCoy...... A. D. Porter 53 Mineral Wells ...... Nov. 20, 1918 Bishop Ainsworth...... A. D. Porter 54 Waco ...... Nov. 12,1919 Bishop Ainsworth...... A. D. Porter 55 Fort Worth ...... Nov. 10, 1920 Bishop Ainsworth...... A. D. Porter 56 Cisco ...... Nov. 9, 1921 Bishop Ainsworth...... A. D. Porter 57 Weatherford ...... Nov. 15, 1922 Bishop Dickey...... A. D. Porter 58 Temple ...... Nov. 14, 19Z3 Bishop Dickey...... A. D. Porter 59 Brownwood ...... Nov. 12, 1924 Bishop Dickey...... A. D. Porter 60 Waxahachie ...... Nov. 18, 1925 Bishop Dickey...... A. D. Porter 61 Waco ...... Nov. 17, 1926 Bishop Moore...... A. D. Porter 62 Fort Worth ...... Nov. 16, 1927 Bishop Moore...... A. D. Porter 63 Ranger ...... Nov. 14, 1928 Bishop Moore...... A. D. Porter 64 Hillsboro ...... Nov. 6, 1920 Bishop Moore...... A. D. Porter 65 Eastland ...... Nov. 12, 1930 Bishop Hay...... A. D. Porter 66 Fort Worth ...... Nov. 12, 1931 Bishop Hay...... A. D. Porter 67 Waco ...... Nov. 10. 1932 Bishop Hay...... A. D. Porter 68 Corsicana ...... Nov. 8, 1933 Bishop Hay...... A. D. Porter, 69 Fort Worth ...... Nov. 7, 1934 Bishop Boaz...... A. D. Porter 70 Brownwood ...... Nov. 6, 1935 Bishop Boaz...... A. D. Porter 7I 1 Houston ...... Nov. 4, 1936 1 Bishop Boaz...... A. D. Porter 24 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL DAILY PROCEEDINGS

Opening=The Central. Texas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, met in the seventy-first session (27th since division) at 7:30 P. M. November 4, 1936, in the First Methodist Church, Houston, Texas, with Bishop Hiram Abiff Boaz, D.D., L.L.D., in the chair. "Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing" was sung, Mr. Walter Jenkins leading, while the congregation stood. The Apostles' Creed was recited. The Bishop led in prayer, closing with the Lord's Prayer. "Take Time To Be Holy" was then sung and the Bishop read a lesson from the 3rd chapter of the Letter to the Phillipians. He made comments reciting many of the im- portant happenings in Texas during the last 100 years. Following the Bishop's address the congregation stood and heartily sang "Onward Christian Soldiers". Dr. Walter Anthony led in prayer. A. D. Porter, secretary of the last session, called the roll. 255 in full connection, 4 of the first year class, 9 of the second year class, 13 supplies, with 64 laymen answered to their names. .(See roll.) Organization—A. D. Porter was elected secretary. On his nomination the following were elected assistants: Roy L. Crawford, R. W. Nation, R. A. Crosby, E. R. Gordon, Oran Stephens and G. Alfred Brown. J. T. Gardner, statistical secretary, nominated his first assistants and the district auditors as follows: First Assistants: C. R. Thomas, Jr., Fred G. Benkley. District Auditors: Brownwood District, B. B. Ediniaston and C. A. Wilkinson; Cisco District, R. G. Percival and H. H. Nance; Cleburne District, Henry Price and Clark Calvert; Corsicana District, J. W. Whitefield and Roy F. Johnson; Fort Worth District, J. D. F. Williams and A. S. Gafford; Gatesville District, W. J. Shelton and Geo. W. Bennett; Georgetown District, E. N. Scarlet and H. C. Bowman; Waco District, H. B. Loyd and S. A. Baker; Waxahachie District, F. L. Wilshire and Thad E. Son; Weatherford District, D. E. McVey and T. D. Ellis. Report Collectors: Brownwood District, M. L. Boone; Cisco District, B. L. McCord; Cleburne District, J. L. Ray; Corsicana District, W. V. Bane; Fort Worth District, Ross G. Smith; Gatesville District, David Irvin; Georgetown District, B. C. Schmidt; Waco District, C. D. Wooten; Waxahachie District, George M. Greebon; Weatherford District, R. R. Willingham. The bar of the Conference was fixed. as the main auditorium, and on motion of P. E. Riley it was ordered that the Conference meet at 8:30 A. M. and adjourn at will. Standing Committees—W. W. Ward read the list of the nominations by the presiding elders creating the standing committees. (See Standing Committees.) Superannuate Homes—W. W. Ward and 0. 0. Odom were placed on the Board of Trustees of Superannuate Homes to fill vacancies. Future Program of Texas Methodism—A committee on Future Program of Texas Methodism was elected. Clerical: J. N. R. Score, P. E. Riley, E. B. Hawk, J. T. McClure, and W. W. Ward; Lay: J. R. Edwards, Judge Nat Harris, B. E. McGlammery, Hal Cherry and C. W. Wilson. The report from the presiding elders was adopted. P. E. Riley read a resolution bearing on the work of the Committee on Future Program of Texas Methodism, and it was adopted, authorizing them to work jointly with like committees from the other Texas Conferences, now meeting in session. Board of Christian Education—Mrs. R. E. Wendland and W. F. Smith were placed on the Board of Christian Education. CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 25

Rescue Home—Brother Coleman spoke concerning the San Antonio Rescue Home and presented a report, reading excerpts from a written report, which was accepted by the Conference. Missionary Forward Movement—Dr. Elmer T. Clark of the General Board of Missions addressed the Conference concerning the Missionary Forward Movement. Board of Church Extension—Dr. R. N. Allen, assistant secretary of the Board of Church Extension was introduced and spoke briefly. Introductions—The following were introduced to the Conference: Dr. G. L. Morelock, Secretary of the Board of Lay Activities; Dr. A. J. Weeks, Editor of the Southwestern Advocate, and Dr. J. L. Cunniggim, President of Scarritt College. Adjournment—At 9:30 the Conference stood adjourned for a concert given .by Mr. Walter Jenkins and the choir of the First Methodist Church.

SECOND DAY—THURSDAY MORNING Opening—Bishop Boaz called the Conference to order promptly at 8:30 o'clock Thursday morning. "How Firm a Foundation" was sung. The Conference stood while singing and remained standing during the prayer led by Dr. Casper S. Wright. The Bishop read the 12th chapter of Romans, making appropriate comments. Journal—The Journal of the previous evening session was read, and with slight corrections was approved. Roll—A. D. Porter moved that after the calling of the names of absentees, the further calling of the roll be dispensed with. The motion carried. The Secretary called the names of those who did not answer at the previous night session. Alternates—Various alternates were then seated. (See roll.) Questions 22 and 24—Questions 22 and 24 were called, and under this the roll of Superannuates was called, their characters passed, and they were referred to the Committee for the same relation. (See roll of superan- nuates.) The names of the following were called, their characters passed and they were also referred for the same relation:. S. A. Ashburn, Henry Francis, A. T. Plunkett, W. A. Clarke, W. D. Gaskins, C. N. Morton, Dr. 0. F. Sensabaugh. Collection—A collection was taken for A. T. Plunkett, who is very ill. The collection amounted to $70.87, which was turned over to his presiding elder, J. H. Baldridge. Memoirs—The names of the following were called, and their names referred to the Committee on Memoirs: B. A. Evans, W. W. Noble, J. F. Tyson, W. S. P. McCullough, W. A. Gilliland. Order of the Day=On motion of W. Erskine Williams, 11:30 o'clock was fixed as the order of the day for the consideration of the Report No. 1, from the Board of Missions. On motion of W. H. Cole, 10:00 o'clock Friday morning was fixed to hear the report of the Board of Education. Dr. Fred Manget—Dr. Fred Manget, medical missionary from China, was introduced. He presented the hospital work in China in a very graphic manner. Gid J. Bryan suggested taking a collection for his work. J. N. R. 26 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

Score made a motion to that effect. The word collection was changed to offering, and it was so ordered. An offering of $200.21 was taken and turned over to Dr. Manget. S. M. U.—Dr. C. Q. Smith made a statement concerning Southern Metho- dist University. Leave of Absence W. J. Shelton was granted leave of absence because of illness in his family. Question 22—Question 22 was called. W. W. Ward reported for the Waco District. His character was passed and all the preachers in the Waco District were called and their characters passed, except when the name of C. E. Wade was called, his presiding elder called for the appointment of a committee to investigate charges of irregularity. The Bishop appointed to that committee L. W. Seymour, F. 0. Waddill, and T. Edgar Neal to meet in room 201„ Rice Hotel, at ,f P. M. Sabbatical Year—Marsh Boiles was granted a sabbatical year. Question 22—The name of C. 0. Shugart was called, his character passed and he reported for the Waxahachie District. The names of the preachers in the Waxahachie District were called, with the exception of those in classes, and their characters passed. - After the passage of his character, A. W. Hall made a report for the Weatherford District. The names of the preachers of the Weatherford District, except those in classes were called and their characters passed. Introductions—Dr. W. D. Bradfield was introduced and briefly addressed the Conference. The following were then introduced to the Conference: W. T. Whiteside, A. B. English, N. L. Linebaugh, C. H. Cole, G. C. Williams, M. Howard Knox, J. S. Huckabee, I. 0. Donaldson, W. E. Fisher, R. C. Edwards, F. L. Wilshire, A. W. Waddill, G. P. Comer._ Board of Missions—Report No. 1 of the Board of Missions was presented by Judge W. Erskine Williams, who moved'its adoption. The report was spoken to by F. P.. Culver, H. N. Peters, P. E. Riley, J. W. W. Shuler, Bishop Boaz, by request, J. N. R. Score, C. R. Wright, G. Alfred Brown, W. H. Cole. W. W. Ward suggested making the $5,000 asked for, a preferred item. The amendment was -accepted by the Board of Missions and the report was adopted by unanimous vote. Entertainment—H. N. Peters was granted the privilege of disbursing the entertainment funds according to the best judgment of the Committee on Entertainment. W. C. T. ti.—Mrs. Will Godley was presented, and spoke concerning W. C. T. U. work. Introduced—Rev. C. C. Hightower, presiding elder of the Roswell District, New Mexico Conference, was introduced. Composite Gospel—Bishop Boaz called attention to the book edited by Rev. S. X. Swimme, known as the Composite Gospel. Leave of Absence—A. S. Gafford was granted leave of absence, because of a funeral. Benediction—After numerous announcements, the Doxology was sung, and the Benediction was pronounced by Rev. M. K. Little. CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 27

THIRD DAY-FRIDAY MORNING Opening—The Conference was called to order at 8:45 o'clock, with Bishop Boaz in the chair. "My Soul Be On Thy Guard" was sung and Dr. F. P. Culver led in prayer. Journal—The journal of the preceding session was read and approved. Hospital Report—On motion of F. P. Culver, the action taken on report No. 1, of the Board of Missions was rescinded, and the report was referred to the Board for further consideration. Unification-0. F. Sensabaugh offered a resolution, which was adopted, requesting the Bishops to present to the Annual Conferences of 1937, the proposed plan of union of American Methodism. The report is as follows: Resolved First—That we purpose to take the vote on the plan of unifica- tion at the session of our Annual Conference in 1937. Resolved Second—That we request the College of Bishops in the interest of uniform action to consider the advisability of recommending to all the annual conferences that the vote on the plan of unification be taken at the annual sessions during the year 1937. Presence Noted—The presence of J. M. Hayes was noted. Mrs. W. N. Dunson was seated as alternate in place of W. C. Hollings- worth, from the Cleburne District. Publishing House—Mr. Whitmore, of the Publishing House, spoke of the work of that institution, and turned over to the Conference a check for $3,824 for the Board of Finance. Bishop Hughes—Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes, senior bishop of . the Metho- dist Episcopal Church, was introduced. He read a portion of the 109 Psalm, calling special attention to the last six words in the 7th verse; "And let his prayer become sin". He delivered a great address, which was cordially received. Order of the Day—J. R. Edwards moved that 11:00 A. M. be the time fixed to hear the reading of the report of the Board of Lay Activities. The motion carried. Question 22—Question 22 was called, and Gaston Hartsfield repo rted for the Georgetown District. His character was passed, and the names of the preachers within that District were called and their characters passed. J. H. Baldridge of the Gatesville District was called, his character passed, and he made his report. The names of the preachers of that District were called, and their characters passed. P. E. Riley reported for the Fort Worth District, and the names of the preachers in that District were called and their characters passed. Bishop Hughes—Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes occupied the chair. Board of Christian Education—L. W. Seymour read the report of the Board of Christian Education, moving its adoption. Pending the adoption of the report, the following represented their schools: President G. C. Boswell of Weatherford College; Pres. Law Sone of Texas Wesleyan College; Pres. J. W. Bergin of Southwestern University; Pres. C. C. Seleeman of Southern Methodist University. Bishop Hughes—When Bishop Hughes resigned the chain, the Conference stood through great respect to the senior bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, who was the first of that church to preside over the Conference of the M. E. Church, South. Pleasant words and happy felicitations passed between Bishop Boaz and Bishop Hughes. 28 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

Board of Christian Education—Dean E. B. Hawk of the School of Theology briefly addressed the Conference. A vote was taken on Report No. 1 of the Board of Education, and it was adopted. REPORT OF THE BOARD OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION NO. 1 The board heard encouraging reports from our schools and colleges indicating that there is a general improvement in their financial condi- tions as well as in the program of activities. Representatives before the board were Dr. Jno. W. Bergin for Southwestern, President Law Sone for Texas Wesleyan College, President G. C. Boswell for Weatherford College, Dr. C. C. Selecman for Southern .Methodist University, Dr. E. B. Hawk for the School of Theology and Dr. Glen Flinn for the Wesley Foundation. The debt removal campaign for the Bible Chair at State University resulted in securing sufficient pledges to cover the indebtedness but not all of these pledges have been paid. We urge that they be paid as speedily as possible in order that this debt may be liquidated. We are gratified at the success of the three day Bible Institutes made possible this year by the cooperative effort of the S. M. U. School of Theology and the General Board of Christian Education releasing members of the faculty for service as instructors in these institutes. We believe this work will be increasingly productive in establishing wholesome attitudes toward the Bible. The first Ministers Week program last January was a striking achieve- inent. The second week will be observed at S. M. U. Feb. 8-13 with Dr. Wm. Adams Brown of Union Theological Seminary as Fondren Lecturer and with Dr. Carl Knudson of Boston University and Dr. R. H. Edwards of Cornell as special guest speakers. These programs afford rich inspira- tion for all ministers. The conference wide meeting of local church workers held in Waco last March heard such renowned speakers as Dr. Ivan Lee Holt, Bishop H. A. Boaz, Dr. Walter Anthony and Dr. W. C. Martin and also provided divisional meetings under the leadership of Miss Mary Skinner, Rev. Paul Stephen- son and Rev. M. L. Rippey. A similar three day program will be held next spring the date and place to be announced later. As a minimum representa- tion we are urging that there be at least one representative from each of the three divisions in every local church in the conference. We commend the National Preaching Mission now in progress over the nation and call attention to the' four day mission to be held in Dallas, November 15 to 18. We urge all of our churches to make definite plans for the eight day revival Nov. 29 to Dec. 6 thus cooperating with the effort being made for such revival to be held simultaneously in every evangelical church in the land. We call attention to the excellent materials being provided in our church school literature in promotion of wholesome education regarding liquor and temperance. The board presents the following four points as the objects of 'our major emphasis this year through our Executive-Extension Secretary and his staff of district and conference workers:' 1. Intensive development of Church School Day and the Offering on that Day, 2. Intensive development of our Home and Foreign Missionary Enter- prise with regular fourth Sunday programs and offering in each church school. We lament the steady decrease in returns from the fourth Sunday offering for the last five years. We note that only one other conference shows such a record of decrease. 3. Student Work, with three special emphases here, (1) as far as possible having directors of religious activities on each campus, (2) student deputations helping to provide worship services in every CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 29

Methodist Church every Sunday, (3) an effort to interest Methodist students in Methodist colleges by means of College Day programs and otherwise, 4. A Training Program in every church adequate for its evangelistic, missionary and educational needs. Recommendation of Appointments Dean of School of Theology ...... Dr. E. B. Hawk Professor at Southern Methodist University ...... Dr. R. W. Goodloe President of Southwestern University...... - ... - ...... Dr. Jno. W. Bergin Director Miss. Ed., Genl. Bd. Christian Ed...... Rev. H. W. Williams Executive-Extension Secy. of Christian Ed...... Rev. J. A. Siceloff Director of Adult Work ...... ...... Rev. J. C. Oglesby Director of Children's Work .._-....__....-_..__._...__ -.._ ...... Mrs. C. W. Kent Director of Young People's Work ...... Rev. Leslie W. Seymour Superintendent Woodmen Circle Home ...... Rev. H. E. Stout Student Southwestern University...... Rev. Robt. G. Bergin Nominations for Trustees Texas Wesleyan College: Dr. F. P. Culver until 1937. Mrs. L. M. Hogsett until 1939. Rev. E. H. Lightfoot until 1937. Rev. L. W. Seymour until 1940. Dr. Roy Langston until 1938. W. M. Massie until 1940. Rev. J. N. Rentfro until 1,938. Marvin D. Evans until 1940. Dr. P. E. Riley until 1939. Southwestern University: Dr. Gaston Hartsfield until 1940. Rev. C. H. Sisserson until 1938. Clem A. Boaz until 1940. Weatherford College, 1936-1937: Dr. L. H. Leach Rev. A. W. Hall George Fant Rev. Gid Bryan W. W. McCrary Rev. W. H. Cole Joe Witherspoon Rev. C. 0. Shugart Fred Smith Hal H. Cherry Dr. A. D. Porter Bert McGlamery Bert Rawlings Hon: Nat Harris A - statement of the Joint Commission of the Southwestern System of Colleges in Texas was before us. Dr. W. M. Alexander, Secretary of the Department of Schools and Colleges of the General Board of Christian Education, says: "I consider this document to be the most constructive piece of college procedure for the annual conferences of any State where our church is now working. The work which the Commission is undertaking is an effort to look at and deal with the responsibility which the five conferences in Texas have for all the colleges which our Church is now operating in that State." Your Board of Christian Education commends the work which the Joint Commission is now endeavoring to do, and we recommend that the repre- sentatives from this Conference continue to participate in all the activities of that Commission. Christian Advocate—Dr. W. P. King, editor of the Christian Advocate, gave an interesting address to the Conference. Board of Lay Activities-The order of the day having arrived, J. R. Edwards, Conference Lay Leader, presented Judge Nat Harris, who read report No. 1. on temperance, -from the Board of Lay Activities. On request, Judge Harris spoke to the report, and it was adopted, as follows: 30 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF LAY ACTIVITIES NO. 1 Liquor Traffic—With the repeal of the 18th Amendment to the Consti- tution of the United States, and the repeal of the prohibition amendment to our State Constitution, the liquor industry has again been recognized as a legal business. In the short time since its rehabilitation, it has demon- strated beyond any room for doubt that it is still an enemy to decency, law and government by defying law and government and outraging every element of decency. That drunkenness has increased since the legalization of intoxicating liquors cannot be gainsaid; that this growing tendency is detrimental to the best interests of our common country, destroys law and order, places an obligation upon those opposed to this traffic to reannounce, on no uncertain terms, our opposition to the continuance of legalized liquor; Therefore, we, the Board of Lay Activities of the Central Texas Con- ference, unanimously declare our opposition to this destructive agency, and rededicate ourselves to the task of destroying this public enemy number ONE, by resort to every means available,—education of our young people, by public addresses, and the use of all instrumentalities available for the dissemination of information as to its destructive effects to the end that such a public sentiment against it will be brought about as will result in the re-enactment of prohibitory legislation; We further urge upon our legislature the passage of suitable legisla- tion for the effectual barring of the public saloon; that we see to it that our public officers enforce the laws as written, and that we, as jurors, join hands with the officers in the enforcement of all such laws; We further recommend that the church continue the educational pro- gram, in the Sunday School and the church, as provided by the Discipline, for the purpose of bringing home to the people the evils of a continuation of the liquor traffic. Gambling—Perhaps the most insidious evil with which we are forced to contend at this time, is the gambling habit in its varied forms,—horse racing by legislative decree, dog racing by court decision, marble machines by virtue of taxation, football gambling, and its other forms too numerous to mention. This evil has grown to such an extent as to threaten to under- mine the moral life and stamina of our young people; We, therefore, condemngamblin g in all its forms, and pledge our- selves to the task of sending only those to our legislature who are in accord with ourselves, and demand that our public officers enforce such laws as may be passed by the legislature prohibiting this evil; And we recommend that this be made a part of the program of the church to the end that a healthy public sentiment may be created against this evil. Alternate—Mrs. R. E. Briggs was seated in the place of R. G. Boger, from the Weatherford District. Board of Lay Activities—Report No. 2 from the Board of Lay Activities was read by B. E. McGlaminery, was spoken to briefly by him, and the re- port was adopted as follows:

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF LAY ACTIVITIES NO. 2 Report of Committee on Benevolences Sensing that in many of our churches and especially among many of our church officials there is a growing feeling that there is no real _obli- gation to assume responsibility for raising the Benevolences we recom- mend:- 1. To both pastors and lay leaders througout the Conference the ad6p- tion of an aggressive year round policy of acquainting the members of our - CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 31 churches with the Christian work that is being carried on with the money contributed to the Benevolences. We urge that they be given definite in- formation concerning every expenditure and what it accomplishes that we may encourage the feeling of responsibility and definitely fix in each in- dividual's mind the fact that he is participating, through his offerings, in the work of the church, and that this participation is the practice of his professed belief as well as a privilege and an obligation. We think this beginning should be. started in the official family of each church early in the conference year. 2. That the Presiding Elders and District Lay Leaders arrange for district mass meetings of stewards, to be held as soon as possible after the Annual Conference, and that these meetings be used to promote in- formation concerning the Benevolences, and to develop inspiration, and a greater sense of loyalty to the .causes represented in the Benevolent offer- ing. 3. That a greater effort be made to secure the payment of one half of the Benevolences by Easter or the sessions of the District Conference. We also believe that at the District Conference sessions a greater em- phasis should be placed on the benevolent work. Finally we reiterate the stand taken before "That there shall be no retreat but an advance all along the line," until every member of the Methodist churches in the Central Texas Conference shall feel that the work of the conference year has not been finished until every dollar pledged to the Benevolences has been paid. Board of Lay Activities—Report No. 3 from the same board was read by Frank L. Williams, and was adopted as follows:

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF LAY ACTIVITIES NO. 3 Your Conference Board of Lay Activities submits its annual report as follows: General Legislation The new plan of Church Finance meets with our hearty approval and we see in it an increased degree of success in collections of the Benev- olences. Active encouragement and stimulation is constantly being given by this board toward assisting in the raising of the full Benevolences. Stewardship We realize fully the .necessity of training in Stewardship. Several Stewardship Training Classes have been held in the conference during the year just closed and we recommend that more such training schools be held next year. We realize a direct connection between trained stewards and an increased benevolence report and also a greater spiritual atmos- phere in the local church. Support of The Ministry We realize fully the necessity of adequate support of the Ministry and we recommend that Boards of Stewards provide adequate salaries regu- larly and fully by an efficient system of church finance in the local church. Lay Speaking Lay speaking is one of the most important functions of the organized laymen. District and Associate Lay Leaders are active in this field. Laymen's Day has been observed in a gratifying manner throughout the Conference. Appreciation The Board of Lay Activities expresses its sincere appreciation to the Bishop, the Presiding Elders, and to the pastors for their interest and 32 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL efforts in behalf of the lay movement and we pledge to you our loyal support in the great work of our church. The members of the Board especially wish to express our appreciation for the efforts and the accomplishments of our Conference Lay Leader, who is voluntarily retiring from this position after five years of active service. The consecrated leadership of Brother J. R. Edwards has been a constant inspiration to laymen. Judge Mead—Judge M. E. Mead, Lay Leader of the New Mexico Con- ference, was presented, and spoke briefly. J. R. Edwards—J. R. Edwards expressed a word of personal apprecia-. tion for co-operation given him during the last five years as Conference Lay Leader. Committee on Investigation—L. W. Seymour read the report of the Committee of Investigation to the effect that the committee had found a trial necessary in the case of C. E. Wade. The Bishop appointed a trial committee, as follows: Dr. Casper S. Wright, trial judge; E. R. Gordon, secretary. Trial Com- mittee: E. R. Stanford, R. 0. Sory, D. A. Chisholm, S. L. Culwell, J. C. Oglesby, A. K Marney, R. L. LaPrade, Hubert C. Smith, W. T. Jones, J. M. Bond, J. C. Mann, J. L. Ray, Ed. R. Barcus. Ministerial Supply and Support—Boyce Martin read the report of the Committee on Ministerial Supply and Support, and asked that it be held in abeyance for a while. Full Connection—The Bishop called question 6; Who are admitted into full connection? This question was answered by calling the names of the following, whose characters were passed, and were elected deacons, and passed to the class of the third year. Wilfred Virless Bane, Wallace Jack Shelton, Hugh Brown Lloyd, Alton W. Ferrell. 'The following names were called, their characters passed, and were passed to the third year, being already deacons: George Washington Ben- nett, Madison Dick Lowery, Burton Henry Coleman, Alvin Mauldin, Fred George Binkley. The name of George Robert Thomas was called, his character passed. He being a deacon, but having traveled only 14 months, had to remain in the class of the second year. The name of Vernon Perry was called, his character passed, but hav- ing not passed the required examination, he was permitted by unanimous vote to remain in the class of the second year. The transfer of Quay Parmer from the North Alabama Conference was announced. His character passed, he was elected a deacon, and advanced to the class of the third year. Transfer—The transfer of George D. Adkins, in the class of the first year, from the Oklahoma Conference, was announced. Unification-At this juncture the secretary announced that the follow- ing notice had reached his table: "The Southern Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church has taken a vote on unification, and passed it unanimously by both ministerial and lay delegates." Signed, John Deschner, Secretary. This announcement was greeted by applause. Ministerial Support—J. N. R. Score read a paper in the form of a memorial to the General Conference, bearing on Ministerial Support, which was adopted as follows: On a carried motion, the committee was made' a permanent commission for the next two years. CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 33

MINISTERIAL SUPPORT We, the mernbers of the Central Texas Annual Conference' assembled in annual session at Houston, Texas, November 4, 1936, hereby present this memorial to the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, assembled in May 1938; WHEREAS, a serious situation confronts the Methodist Church be- cause of the pitiably inadequate compensation available for superannuates, and because the salaries paid to a large proportion of the preachers of the church makes it impossible for them to provide for their sustenance after superannuation. The General Conference is hereby memorialized to set up a corporation with power to receive, -invest and disburse funds for annuities to retired ministers on a plan similar to that established by the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States, and we further memoralize the General Conference to make use of the funds now held as superannuate endowment in order to take care of those superannuated ministers . who cannot avail themselves of the benefits of the annuities to be provided for by this corporation, and when this has been done to become a part of the funds of the corporation to be invested and disbursed for the superannuate annuities. It is further memorialized that in setting up this plan for annuities that a maximum amount be set, so that no minister shall receive more than a certain amount as an annuity, regardless of the amount of salary he may have received. Admitted on Trial—Question No. 1, Who are admitted on trial? was called. The following, coming properly recommended by their respective District Conferences, having passed the required examination, and being recommended by the Committee on Admissions, were admitted on trial: Urban A. Shulze, John R. Meritt, Cleo Carl Sessions, Auburn Spencer Neely, George L. M. Evans, John Washington Morphis, Jr., Raymond Burton. Wilson Cecil Taylor, coming recommended from the Gatesville District, was re-admitted, answering Question 8. Order of the Day—Kenneth Pope moved that 10:00 o'clock Saturday be fixed as the order of the day, when the place be chosen for the next session of the Conference. Board of Finance—The following were added to the Board .of Finance: R. Otis Sory, S. L. Culwel, R. C. Edwards, and M. L. Williams. Budget Commission—D. K. Porter was placed on the Budget Commis- sion instead of Gaston Hartsfield. Adjournment—After numerous announcements, the Conference was ad- journed with the benediction pronounced by Rev. I. E. Hightower.

FOURTH DAY—SATURDAY MORNING Opening—Bishop Boaz called the Conference to order by announcing the Hymn, "I Am Thine 0 Lord," which was sung with the congregation standing. Dr. Robert W. Goodloe led in prayer. The Bishop read the second letter to Timothy, second chapter, briefly commenting as he read. Journal—The Journal of the Friday morning session was read and ap- proved. Question 22-Question 22 was called and J. T. McClure reported for the Brownwood District, his character passed, along with the other preachers of the District. Gavel Presented—Olin W. Neil presented a gavel, with the following no- tation: 34 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

"This gavel was made from a tree that stands on the spot where the first Protestant and Methodist sermon was preached in Texas at Davenport, Red River County, by William Stevenson, in 1814. It is presented to the Central Texas Conference by the Rev. Olin W. Nail, and it is suggested that it be kept in Southwestern University at Georgetown; Texas. The gavel was made by the Methodist Home at Waco, Texas. The Bishop remarked concerning a gavel in his possession made from the cedars of Lebanon. Commission on Budget—W. E. Brown read report No. 1 from the Com- mission on Budget. W. W. Ward offered an amendment which was sec- onded to strike out the words $7,500 for Hospital. He spoke to the amend- ment. Other speakers were: S. A. Ashburn, W. Erskine Williams, C. 0. Shugart, A. D. Porter, C. R. Wright, P. E. Riley. J. W. W. Shuler made a motion that the time be extended, which was done. F. P. Cilver spoke to the amendment, as did C. W. Irvin and E. B. Hawk. Mac M. Smith spoke briefly and Bishop Boaz spoke by request. On motion of E. R. Stanford the previous question was ordered. W. W. Ward closed the debate, speaking in favor of the appropriation. The amendment lost by an almost unanimous vote. Then report No. 1, of the Budget Commission was adopted, as follows:

BUDGET REPORT NO 1 The following askings are recommended by the Commission on Budget for the ensuing year:. Scale Board of Christian Education ...... _ ...... $ 20,000 .2878 Board of Finance ...... ...... 20,000 .2878 Board of Missions....._ ...... 14,000 .2014 Hospital Board ...... ...... ...... ...... I.... 2,666 .0383 Conference Entertainment: .... ...... ...... 666 .0096 Rescue Home, San Antonio ...... :...... 1,333 .0192 Board of Superannuate Homes ...... 1,000 .0144 Board of Church Extension ...... 1,835 .0264 Board of Lay Activities ...... 500 .0072 Hospital Interest ...... 7,500 .1079 Total...... :...... $ 69,500 1.0000

ASKINGS TO THE DISTRICTS FOR 1936-1937 District Scale Conf Work Genl. Work Total Brownwood .1055 $ 7,334.00 $ 5,149.00 $ 12,483.00 Cisco .0794 5,518.00 3,890.00 9,408.00 Cleburne .0826 5,741.00 4,048.00 9,789.00 Corsicana .0892 6,200.00 4,381.00 10,581.00 Fort Worth .1818 12,635.00 8,909.00 21,544.00 Gatesville .0742 5,157.00 3,635.00 8,792.00 Georgetown .0887 6,164.00 4,356.00 10,520.00 Waco .1250 8,687.00 6,125.00 14,812.00 Waxahachie .0884 6,143.00 4,333.00 10,476.00 Weatherford .0852 5,921.00 4,174.00 10,095.00 Total 1.0000 $69,500.00 $49,000.00 $118,500.00 GID J. BRYAN, Chairman W. E. BROWN, Secretary CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 35

Board of Missions—On motion of W. Erskine Wiliams, report No. 1 of the Board of Missions was adopted, as follows: BOARD OF MISSIONS REPORT NO. 1 The Board of Missions presents this, its report number one, being its report concerning Hospitals. The report made by Dr. T. C. Terrell, Hospital Director, evidences the most successful year for the hospital since its organization. 3,476 patients have been admitted since the last report, making a total of 15,001 persons who have been patients in the Hospital since it opened March 3rd, 1930. During the year 652 babies have been born in the hospital, making a total of 2,754. The daily average of patients is 72.8. Dr. C. R. Wright, Hospital Commissioner and Golden Cross Director, has presented his report showing a careful handling of the funds that have come into his hands. He has collected on t he Golden Cross enrollment, $1,342. Thirteen patients have received the benefit- of the Golden Cross funds. Dr. Terrell has given dollar for dollar for all Golden Cross money used, so that each dollar contributed is doubled in its benefit to suffering humanity. This should be an incentive to everyone to join in this splendid work. Much more Golden Cross money could be used for the hospital- ization of those who are in urgent need. Throughout the year the Board of Trustees, through a special committee, have given earnest consideration, seeking a settlement of the bonded in- debtedness. This indebtedness, principal and interest, is more than $500,000. A committee representing a large majority of the bond holders early in the year agreed to accept $250,000 in cash in settlement of the total indebtedness. Various methods to secure this amount have been considered but no positive plan has been found. This bond holders com . -mittee has stated several times during the year that they would be com- pelled to take legal action to secure title to the property. Indeed such action will be necessary in whatever plan of refinancing is determined. On October 16th suit was filed in the District Court, Tarrant County, asking for foreclosure of the lien in favor of the bond holders. The at- torneys for the bond holders committee have agreed with the attorney for the hospital that this suit would not be unnecessarily hastened to trial, pending further efforts by the Board of Trustees and the Annual Confer- ence to secure the money for paying the bonds of for refinancing the in- debtedness. It will be impossible to induce any loan company to take up these bonds even at the price offered unless assurance can be given that positive ar- rangements have been made for the payment of the interest. Four per cent on the $250,000 is $10,000 per annum. Dr. Terrell agrees to pay one- half of this amount, provided the Conference will pledge the other one-half in such a manner that the payment of the same will be assured. This is absolutely necessary. The Conference Board of Missions is charged with the duty of promoting hospital, work in this Conference. In view of the fact that the hospital superintendent has agreed to pay one-half of the necessary amount to be raised to pay this interest, and in view of the extreme emergency that exists, demanding that some way must be provided to guarantee $5,000 to the Hospital Board, an assessment of $7,500 will, we believe, guarantee $5,000 or this purpose. Therefore, the Board of Missions requests an appropriation of $7,500 in addition to the amount appropriated for the usual work of the Board of Missions and that the budget committee be instructed to make an assess- ment of $7,500 for this purpose. The Board recommends that the Disciplinary Golden Cross program be vigorously presecuted and to that end we recommend the month of May as Golden Cross enrollment period. We recommend the appointment of Dr. C. R. Wright as Commissioner and Golden Cross Director for the ensuing 36 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

Conference year. We nominate for Trustees to succeed themselves:—Dr. C. R. Wright, J. R. Edwards, J. B. Baker, Ben M. Terrell, Leon C. Gross, A. D. Landreth, and W. H. McCullough We nominate A. D. Rhea to fill the unexpired term of Col. P. L. Downs, deceased. Acceptances—A resolution from the Cabinet was read by W. W. Ward, recommending that the acceptances on the General Conference Askings be the same as last year, or $49,000. Collection—A collection was taken for W. D. Gaskins, C. N. Morton and I. R. Darwood, which amounted to $115.41, and was split, $38.47 going to each. The money was turned over to the respective presiding elders. Order of the Day—The order of the day was again postponed. Christian Literature—The anniversary of the Board of Christian Lit- erature was observed by the reading of its report, by Paul W. Evans, and was spoken to by Dr. A. J. Weeks, editor of the Southwestern Advocate. The report was adopted, as follows: REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CHRISTIAN LITERATURE Your committee respectfully suggests that we and our membership are not reading enough of our own church publications, nor using the Bible itself as we should, and call attention to the well-known fact that our reading, or the lack thereof, very largely affects all our lives. Our publishing agents inform us the gross business of the Publishing House the last year was about $1,700,000, with a profit of $120,160. Appro- priation for the Superannuates is $90,000, as against $70,000 last year. Claimants of this Conference receive $3,824.60, as against $3,187.60 last year. The superior excellence of Southern Methodist Church School liter- ature was emphasized when the International Sunday School Lesson Com- mittee at its recent meeting in Norway pronounced our literature the best published. In our church schools our own literature comprises 85 per cent of all literature used by them. We recommend: (1) Persistent effort by all pastors, church school superintendents and teachers to make the use of our own literature exclusive, 100 per cent. (2) Vigorous endeavor by our Bishop, Presiding Elders and pastors to increase the circulation and reading of all our church periodicals; espe- cially the Southwestern Advocate, the Nashville Christian Advocate and the World Outlook. Methodist Home—Hubert T. Johnson, superintendent of the Methodist Home addressed the Conference. Ministerial Support—J. N. R. Score presented the second report of the Commission on Ministerial Support. The first section of the paper was discussed by T. Edgar Neal, F. P. Culver, and E. R. Stanford. This sec- tion was adopted. The second section was then read and adopted. Following is the report: FIVE-CONFERENCE COMMISSION ON MINISTERIAL SUPPORT REPORx NTO. 2 We, your Commission on Ministerial Support, wish to preface our report number two with thefollowing statement: We have met with commissions appointed by the other Annual Confer- ences; we have arrived at our conclusions in joint session and are presenting an identical report to each Conference. CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 37.

Before making. our recommendations, however, we wish to make it clear that we do not regard the measures recommended in this second report as other than temporary, at the most they will simply help meet an emergency. The question of ministerial support must be solved by more funda- mental action. So long as we admit into our Conferences more men than we can adequately provide for, thus crippling the man's efficiency in the service of the church and condemning him to a starvation wage, we shall always have such emergencies. No measure of salary adjustment, however radical, would enable us to pay more money for ministerial support than the charges can reason- ably raise. As we all know, we are involved in a vicious circle. We divide charges to take mare of men, and then we admit men to take care of these divided charges. At the same time we are estopped by the poor financial provision for our superannuates. We cannot expect men to retire when they should and when they would like, because retirement means starvation. The barrier, we believe, will be removed by the inauguration of a pension system as recommended in our first report. Nothing can take away, however, the administrative problem which lies at the bottom of this whole matter. Our Bishops and Presiding Elders are trying honestly to provide for every problem, but the Conference will strengthen their hands by resolving to admit only such men as can be pro- vided for without further division and impoverishment of churches, and then, only such men as can, we believe, really develop the charges to which they are sent. . `BE IT RESOLVED at the Central Texas Conerence in session Novem- ber 7, 1936 in Houston, Texas, that every active minister of the Central Texas Conference agrees to remit to the Conference Treasurer for dis- tribution by the Conference Board of Missions as a Special Fund, one-half of one per cent ( 1/2 of 1°Jo) of the amount of salary which he receives dur- ing the year 1936-1937, if the total is less than twelve hundred and one dollars $1201.00 or one per (1,%) of the total salary if he receives more than twelve hundred and one dollars $1201.00). All monies will be due at or before Conference. Each minister is urged to remit during the year such amounts as he may, in order that periodic distribution may be made. BE IT RESOLVED by the Central Texas Conerence in session Novem- ber 7th, 1936, in Houston, Texas, that every charge in the Central Texas Conference be earnestly requested to take an offering at sometime during the conference year and each conference year for the balance of this quad- rennium equal to one per cent (1%) of the pastor's salary as a minimum to be paid to the Conference Treasurer and administered by the Conference Board of Finance for special superannuate relief. Further that we suggest that the Lay Leader be responsible for this offering in every church. Full Connection—Question 6 was answered W. V. Bane, H. B. Lloyd, A. W. Farrell, M. Dick Lowery, Alvin Mauldin, Fred G. Benkley, Quay Parmer. These men were called to the altar, and after giving satisfactory an- swers to the disciplinary questions, and after a brief, pointed address by the Bishop, were received by unanimous vote into full connection into the Conference. The Conference stood and sang, "Blest Be The Tie That Binds." Conference Meeting Place—Kenneth Pope made a motion that'the se- lection of the next meeting place of the Conference be placed in the hands of a committee of three. J. B. Baker placed First Church, Fort Worth, in nomination, and Fort Worth was chosen. 38 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

Trial Committee—The report of the Trial Committee in the case of C. E. Wade was reported, and the penalty was assessed by requiring him to pay the treasurer the sum of $228.00 and receiving a public reprimand before the bar of the Conference, by the Bishop in charge. A. D. Porter suggested that he would be glad to assist in making up any part of this deficiency. A collection was taken amounting to $100.70 to assist Brother Wade in repaying this deficiency. This was turned over to the treasurer, Leake Ayres, and his receipt taken for the same. E. R. Stanford moved that an assistant be appointed to the editor of the Journal to check the reports of the preachers with the books of the Conference Treasurer for discrepancies. Womans Work—Mrs. J. W. Spivey, president of the Woman's Mission- ary Society, of the Central Texas Conference, made a report. Question 22—Question 22 was resumed. J. B. Curry, E. H. Lightfoot and C. R. Gray reported for their respective districts, their characters passed and the characters of the men in their districts. Deacons of One Year—Question 1.5, Who are Deacons of one year? William Solomon Fisher, Thad E. Son, James M. Culpepper. Their char- acters were passed, and they were advanced to the fourth year. The name of R. G. Bergin and J. R. Carruth were called, their char- acters passed and they remained in the class of the third year, not having passed the examination. Elders Elected—Who are elected elders? Robert Clark Calvert; Roy F. Johnson, George M. Greebon, M. Howard Knox, Ivan O. Donaldson. Their characters were passed, and they were elected to elders orders. The name of W. P. Cunningham was called. He , finished the course of study, being already an elder. Question 5—Who are discontinued? No one. Question 10—Who are received from other' churches? No one. Question 17—What local preachers have been elected deacons? Urban August Shulze, from . the Brownwood District. Local Elders—Who are elected local elders? No one. Question 11—Who are located? No one at present. General Conference—Dr. L. L. Evans, of the Tulsa District, was intro- duced and stated that the Oklahoma Conference was inviting the General Conference of 1938 to convene in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He asked that the Texas Conferences join in the invitation. On motion of P. E. Riley, the Conference joined the invitation. Remain on Trial—Who remain on trial?, Ross Gilliam Smith, Benjamin Franklin Jackson, Donald Monroe Risinger. Their characters passed, and they were advanced to the class of the second year. Levi Stanley Williams character passed, and he remained in the class of the first year. Bruno Carl Schmidt was called, his character passed, and he was ad- vanced to the class of the second year. Eugene Deles Bennett was called, his character passed, and he remained in the class of the first year. Special Session—It was moved that when we adjourn, we meet again at 2:30 p. m. The Memorial Session was set for 3:00 o'clock. The Bishop appointed F. P. Culver to preside at the afternoon session. CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 39

Treasurer's Report —The conference treasurer made his report, which is as follows: TREASURER'S REPORT 1935-36 MONEY RECEIVED District During Year At Conference Total Brownwood $ 5,297.35 $ 2,803.50. $ 8,100.85 Cisco 2,202.42 2,648.03 4,850.45 Cleburne 3,128.93 1,743.50 4,872.43 Corsicana 2,625.50 4,631.00 7,256.50 Fort Worth 11,433.36 7,718.90 19,152.26 Gatesville 2,790.18 1,261.00 4,051.18 Georgetown 2,811.54 3,644.36 6,455.90 Waco 6,343.36 2,661.50 9,004.86 W,-axahachie 2,462.23 5,115.52 7,577.75 Weatherford 4,267.05 2,538.40 6,805.45 Total $43,361.92 $34,765.71 $78,127.63 Amount Collected ...... •...... I ...... $78,127.63 Amount Collected last year ...... 77,006.91

AnIncrease of...... $ 1,120.72

Auditor's Report—The Auditor's report was received, as follows: REPORT OF CONFERENCE AUDITOR The accounts of the. Treasurer of Central Texas Conference, Treasurers on entertainment, Board of Missions, Board of Finance, and Superannuate Homes have been submitted to me for audit. In verifying these several accounts I have found them to be .in proper balance and well kept. J. E. Fee—Mr. J. E. Fee, reporter for the Dallas News, was introduced. Conference Treasurer—A vote of thanks was extended to Mr. Leake Ayres,. the Conference Treasurer. Adjournment—The doxology was sung, and the benediction was pro- nounced by Bishop Boaz.

FOURTH DAY-SATURDAY AFTERNOON Opening—The Conference convened, pursuant to adjournment, follow- ing the meeting of the Conference Brotherhood, with Dr. F. P. Culver in the chair by appointment of Bishop Boaz. Journal—The Journal of the morning session was read, and approved. Board of Education—W. H. Cole read Report No. 2 from .the Board of Christian Education. On motion of J. W. Sharbutt, the time for the Memorial Session was ex- tended. While action on the report was pending, J. A. Siceloff spoke. The re- port was adopted, as follows: REPORT OF THE BOARD OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION NO. 2 The Board of Christian Education submits the following appropriations: Program of Conference Board (non-scaleable)_ ...... $ 5,095.00 S. M. U. Pastors School ...... 300.00

Southwestern Pastors School ...... I ...... I ...... 300.00 40 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

Wesley Foundation ...... : ...... : ...... 1,850.00 Southern Methodist University ...... 3,500.00 Southwestern University ...... 3,500.00 Texas Wesleyan College...... ...... ...... ...... 3,500.00 Weatherford College ...... 3,500.00 Total...... $21,545.00 We recommend the following appointments: Conference Director of Young People's Work, Rev. Leslie W. Seymour; Director of Girl's Christian Adventure Camps, Mrs. L. R. Vanderpool; Director of Boy's Christian Adventure Camps, Rev. C. H. Sisserson. We nominate Rev. E. R. Stanford to 1940, as Trustee of Southwestern University in glace of Dr. Gaston Hartsfield. . Orphanage—The report of the Orphanage Board was read by J. Fred Patterson, and was adopted as follows:

ORPHANAGE REPORT We your Orphanage Board submit the following report: We have reasons to believe that your Home has had a good year with a fine religious atmosphere prevailing. Our Conference has contributed a total of $14,641.93 to the support of the Home this year. We recommend that the Central Texas Conference accept its propor- tional part of the $100,000.00 askings of the General Board and that we give every co-operation to the management of the Home. We further recomment that the month of December be designated as Orphanage Month and that the interests of the Home be the first con- sideration of every pastor in our Conference during the month. Brethren, this is our Orphanage and these are our children: let us assume the responsibility of the support of this institution with the same degree of interest that we bestow upon our own individual homes. If we give our people the opportunity to make their contribution, we have no fear but that the home will be provided for in a fine way. Board of Finance PaxtonSmith presented the report of the Board of Finance which adopted, as follows:

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF FINANCE Your Conference Board of Finance -submits its annual report as fol- lows: Five of our superannuate preachers and three widows of preachers have died during the year. Nine have been added to the list of claimants this year. We now have fifty superannuates and eighty widows as claim- ants on our board. The amount appropriated to each claimant this year is the same as the amount appropriated in 1935, $6.50 per year of service for the superannuated preachers, and $4.50 per year of service for widows of deceased preachers. A small sum was also set aside for assisting minor orphan children of our deceased preachers. We have again placed in reserve the sum of $2,200 for an emergency relief fund, for which appli- cation should be made personally to the members of the executive com- mittee composed of J. W. Sharbutt, chairman; E. J. White, vice-chairman; Paxton Smith, secretary-treasurer. We rejoice in the fact that the publishing house check was the largest ever received by this board, although there was only a slight increase in amount received from the General Board of Finance, St. Louis. Because the Trapp property at Cleburne, Texas, was no longer realizing a sufficient sum for the benefit of our claimants, the Board has at this session of the Confernece transferred the management of said property CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 41 to the Trustees of Superannuate Homes of the Central Texas Conference to provide additional homes to our claimants. One of our claimants is already occupying one of the duplex apartments there. We recommend the appointment of W. B. Andrews as Conference Director of Superannuate Endowment. Total amount received from all sources: General Board of Finance ...... $ 1.,895.66 Publishing House ...... 3,824.00 Conference Treasurer ...... 13,177.00 (estimated)

Total ...... $18,896.66 Total amount appropriated to claimants $15,411. Appropriated to or- phaned children $275.00; emergency fund $2,200.00; expense board $250.00

LIST OF CONFERENCE CLAIMANTS 1936 WITH APPROPRIATIONS Years of Gen'] Conf. ?dame Service Board Board 1. J. M. Armstrong, Salado,. Texas ...... 44 $ 93.72 $286.00 2. S. A. Ashburn, Ft. Worth, Texas...... 53 112.89 335.00 3. C. M. Bishop, Long Beach, Cal...... 4 7. 100.111 306.00 4. Rev. J. S. Bowles, Ft. Worth, Texas ...... 37 78.81 240.0(

5. E. B. Chenoweth, West Plains, Mo ...... I ...... 21 44.73 136.00 6. Paul Christopher, Venus, Texas ...... 11 23.43 72.00 7. L. A. Clark, Granbury, Texas...... 31 66.03 200.00 8. Ben S. Crow, Waco, T'exas ...... 22 46.86 143.00 9. A. T. Culbertson, Dallas, Texas ...... 26 55.38 162.00 10. W. N. Curry, Mansfield, Texas ...... 35 74.55 228.00 11. C. W. Daniel, Fort Worth, Texas ...... 42 89.46 273.00 12. R. H. Davenport, Comanche, Texas ...... 11 23.43 _72.00 13. W. H. Doss, Ballinger, Texas ...... 44 93.72 286.00 14. N. E. Gardner, Comanche, Texas ...... 28 59.64 182.00 15. S. P. Gilmore, Waco, Texas ...... 14 29.82 90.00 16. J. 0. Gore, San Jon, N. M ...... 18 38.34 11740 17. J. R. B. Hall, Houston, Tex ...... 18 38.34 117.00 18. I. F. Harris, Fort Worth, Texas ...... 24 51.12 156.00 19. M. C. Hayes, Cleburne, Texas ...... I...... 27 57.51, 195.00 20. J. W. Head, Altus, Ark ...... 34 72.42 221.00 21. J. D. Hendrickson, Cisco, Texas ...... 38 80.94 247.00 22. I. E. Hightower, Mineral Wells, Texas ...... 42 89.46 273.00 23. C. W. Irvin, Waxahachie, Texas ...... 39 83.07 254.00 24. H. D. Huddleston, Cleburne, Texas ...... _ 32 68.16 212.0( 25. W. H. Keener, Ennis, Texas ...... 20 42.60 124.00 26. W. T. Kinslow, Cleburne, Texas ...... 22 46.86 143.00 27. M. K. Little, Long Beach, Cal ...... 43 91.59 280.00 28. C. W. Macune, Fort Worth, Texas...... 15 31.95 . 98.00 29. F. L. McGehee, Weatherford, Texas ...... 21 44.73 M6.00 30. W. J. Morphis, Inglewood, Cal ...... 31 66.03 200.00 31. W. W. Moss, Arlington, Texas .... .__...... _..44 93.72 286.00 32. R. W. Nation, Corsicana, Texas_ ...... 35 74.55 228.00 33. W. A. Neill, Moody, Texas ...... 17 36.21 110.00 34. S. P. Neville, Waco, Texas ...... 33 70.29 219.00 35. J. W. Patison, Fort Worth, Texas ...... 30 63.90 195.00 36. J. G. Pollard, San Antonio, Texas __-_...... 20 .42.60 130.00 37. J. W. W. Shuler, Whitney, Texas ...... 43 91.59 280.00 38. C. E. Simpson, Itasca, Texas ...... 41 87.33 266.00 39. Mac M. Smith, Waco, Texas ...... 36 74.55 235.00 40. . B. A. Snoddy, Graham, Texas ...... 20 42.60 130.00 41. Wallace Vinsant, Waco, Texas ...... 20 42.60 130.00 42. R. A. Walker, Arlington, Texas ...... 39 83.07 254.00 42 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

Years of Gen'] Conf. Name Service Board Board 43. W. B. Wilson, Dallas, Texas ...... 36 76.68 234.00 44. G. R. Wright, Georgetown, Texas ...... 36 76.68 234.00 45. R. B. Young, Coleman, Texas ...... 31 66.03 200.00 46. W. D. Gaskins ...... 45 .... 298.00 47. C. N. Morton... ...... ...... 36 .... 234.00 48. W. A. Clarke ...... 45 .... 298.0( 49. 0. F. Sensabaugh ...... 58 377.00 50. Henry Francis ...... 27 .... 176.00

WIDOWS 1. Mrs. J. W. Adkisson, Tyler, Texas ...... 10 14.20 .. 2. Mrs. B. F. Alsup, Fort Worth, Texas ...... 33 46.86 148.00 3. Mrs. R. C. Armstrong, Fort Worth, Texas ..... 6 8.52 22.00 4. Mrs. T. S. Armstrong, Dallas, Texas...... 35 49.70 158.00 5. Mrs. S. C. Baird, Waco, Texas ...... 30 42.60 135.00 6. Mrs. J. M. Barcus, Fort Worth, Texas ...... 42 59.84 189.00 7. Mrs. J. B. Berry, Fort Worth, Texas ...... 24 34.08 108.00 S. Mrs. J. T. Bloodworth, Fort Worth, Texas..... 35 49.70 158.00 9. Mrs. J. Hall Bowman, Norton, Texas ...... 22 31.24 99.00 10. Mrs. R. F. Brown, Bluffdale, Texas ...... 22 31.24 99.00 11. Mrs. J. H. Braswell, Canyon, Texas ...... 35 49.70 158.00 12. Mrs. J. 0. Burnette, Porterdale, Ga ...... 33 46.86 148.00 13. Mrs. G. F. Campbel, Seymour, Texas ...... 13 18.46 59.00 14. Mrs. J. J. Canifax, Rising Star, Texas ...... 18 25.56 81.00 15. Mrs. A. E. Carraway, Corsicana, Texas ...... 40 56.80 180.00 16. Mrs. J. F. Clark, Cleburne, Texas ...... 24 34.08 1,08.00 17. Mrs. T. A. Covington, Dallas, Texas ...... 22 31.24 99.00 18. cMrs. J. W. Cowan, Fort Worth, Texas ...... 32 45.44 135.00 19. Mrs. E. V. Cox, Brookhaven, Miss ...... 27 38.34 112.00 20. Mrs. J. E. Crawford, Cisco, Texas ...... 20 28.40 90.00 21. Mrs. W. H. Crawford, Midlothian, Texas...... 30 42.60 135.00 22. Mrs. J. W. Dickinson, Fort Worth Texas .._ 16 22.72 72.00 23. Mrs. J. B. Dodson, Stamford, Texas ...... 21, 29.82 94.00 24. Mrs. J. W. Downs, Nashville, Tenn ...... 22 31.24 100.00 25. Mrs. J. T. Ferguson, Amarillo, Texas...... 18 25.56 81.00 26. Mrs. J. W. Fort, Palestine, Texas ...... 38 53.96 171.00 27. Mrs. C. E. Gallagher, Godley, Texas...... ..... 10 14.20 45.00 28. Mrs. -G. W. Graves, Wichita Falls, Texas ...... 27 38.34 122.00 29. Mrs. Walter Griffith, Barry, Texas ...... 11 1,5.62 50.00 30. Mrs. J. C. Grimes, Weatherford, Texas ...... 11 15.62 50.00 31. Mrs. E. T. Harrison, Dallas, Texas ...... 7 9.94 31.00 32. Mrs. E. Hightower, Breckenridge, Texas...... 37 52.54 176.00 33. Mrs. W. H. Howard, Falcon, Colo ...... 32 45.44 144.00 34. Mrs. C. B. Jordan, Lampasas, Texas...... 15 21.30 68.00 35. Mrs. G. W. Kincheloe, Corsicana, Texas...... 27 38.34 122.00 36. Mrs. A. C. Lackey, Carleton, Texas ...... 8 11.36 36.00 37. Mrs. Pat Leach, Marlin, Texas ...... 17 24.14 76.00 38. Mrs. W. J. Lemons, Fort Worth, Texas ...... 25 35.50 102.00 39. Mrs. C. E. Lindsey, Dallas, Texas ...... 38 53.96 171.00 40. Mrs. A. P. Lipscomb, Bryson, Texas ...... 16 22.72 92.00 41. Mrs. M. H. Major, Fort Worth, Texas ...... 27 38.34 122.00 42. Mrs. W. H. Matthews, Fort Worth, Texas ...... 36 51.12 162.00 43. Mrs. J. C. Mayhew, Cisco, Texas ...... 3 4.26 14.00 44. Mrs. D. A. McGuire, Fort Worth, Texas...... 34 48.28 151.00 45. Mrs. N. M. McLaughlin, Houston, Texas...... 5 7.10 22.00 46. Mrs. J. W. Montgomery, Gatesville, Texas.... 4 5.68 18.00 47. Mrs. John R. Morris, Fort Worth, Texas ...... ,43 61.06 194.00 48. Mrs. N. J. Peeples, Corsicana, Texas ...... 18 25.56 : 81.00 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 43

Years of Gen'1 Conf. Name Service Board Board 49. Mrs. J. J. Rape, Weatherford, Texas ...... 18 25.56 811.00 50. Mrs. F. P. Ray, Mexia, Texas ...... 17 24.14 75.00 51. Mrs. R. L. Reese, Abilene, Texas ...... 19 26.98 86.00 52. Mrs. M. D. Reynolds, Richmond, Ky ...... 14 19.88 63.00 H. Mrs. P. M. Riley, Mineral Wells, Texas ...... 16 22.72 72.00 54. Mrs. L. G. Rogers, Dallas, Texas ...... 28 39.76 126.00 55. Mrs. S. B. Sawyers, Palmer, Texas ...... 32 45.44 144.00 56. Mrs. H. P. Shrader, Dallas, Texas ...... 25 35.50 112.00 57. Mrs. C. G. Shutt, Tyler, Texas ...... 9 12.78 40.00 58. Mrs. W. K. Simpson, Robert Lee, Texas. ... .__15 21.30 67.00 59. Mrs.. F. E. Singleton, Weatherford, Texas ...28 39.76 126.00 60. Mrs. A. C. Smith, Meridian, Texas ...... 11 15.62 49.00 61. Mrs. A. P. Smith, Fort -Worth, Texas ...... 25 35.50 112.00 62. Mrs. E. A. Smith, Waxahachie, Texas...... 43 61.06 194.00 63. Mrs. C. E. Statham, Gorman, Texas ...... 22 31.24 100.00 64. Mrs. J. H. Stewart, Canyon, Texas ...... 39 55.38 142.00 65. Mrs: M. L. Story, Graford, Texas...... 22 31.24 100.00 66. Mrs. Sam G. Thompson, Fort Worth, Texas .... 30 42.60 135.00 67. Mrs. J. H. Trimble, Mart, Texas ...... 22 31.24 1100.00 68.. Mrs. J. S. Tunnell, Abilene, Texas ...... 29 41.18 130.00 69. Mrs. Neal W. Turner, Cisco, Texas ...... 9 12.78 40.00 70. Mrs. 0. B. Turner, Avoca, Texas ...... 9 12.78 40.00 71. Mrs. K. S. Van iZandt, McCamy, Texas ...... 35 49.70 158.00 72. Mrs. B. R. Wagner, Abilene, Texas ...... 32 45.44 144,00 73.. Mrs. J. E. Walker, Gorman, Texas ...... 27 38.34 122.00 74. Mrs. J. H. Walker, Fort Worth, Texas ...... 35 49.50 162.00 75. Mrs. J. A. Whitehurst, Fort Worth, Texas .... 36 51.12 167.00 76. Mrs. J. H. Wiseman, Columbus, Ohio ...... 25 35.50 112.00 77. Mrs. W. S. P. McCullough, Fort Worth, Tex. 29 .... 131.00 78. Mrs. J. F. Tyson, Fort Worth, Texas ...... 18 .... 81.00 79.. Mrs. W. A. Gilleland, Georgetown, Texas_....25 .... 113.00 80. Mrs. B. A. Evans, Uplands, Cal ...... 15 68.00

Board of Lay Activities-B. E. McGlammery read the report No. 4 of the Conference Board of Lay Activities, and it was adopted, electing Hal H. Cherry for Conference Lay Leader, which answered question 46. The report is as follows:

REPORT NO. 4, JOINT MEETING BOARD OF LAY ACTIVITIES AND PRESIDING ELDERS bmmediately following the luncheon of the combined boards of Lay Activities of the several Annual Conferences at the First Methodist Church in Houston, Texas, on November 6, 1936, the members of the Conference Board of Lay Activities and the Presiding Elders of the several districts in the Conference met in business session for the purpose of nominating a Conference Lay Leader in the Central Texas Conference. With Con- ference Lay Leader J. R. Edwards acting as chairman, a ballot was spread and the secretary announced that Hal H. Cherry of Brownwood, Texas, had been nominated. We, therefore, present the name of Hal H. Cherry 'of Brownwood, Texas, to the Conference for election as Conference Lay Leader for the ensuing year. Board of Church Extension-J: J. Creed read the report of the Board of Church Extension. T. H. Burton spoke briefly to it, and the report was adopted as follows:

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REPORT OF BOARD OF CHURCH EXTENSION From the limited funds in our hands your Board of Church Extension has made the following grants: Churches— .Donations Loans

BenHur ...... I ...... $200.00

BigHill ...... I ...... 200.00 May. ...... ...... 400.00 Fourth Avenue (Mineral Wells) ...... 200.00 $200.00 Wesley (Waco) ...... 100.00 Parsonages—

Coolidge Circuit ...... I...... 53.00 We deem it wise to call your attention to the fact that the present assess- ment allowed by the Commission on Budget for the work of Church Ex- tension in our Conference is at present wholly inadequate to supply the in- creasing demands of our. many churches which are in distress. Board of Missions—T. E. Bowman read report No. 2 of the. Board of Missions, which was adopted as follows: REPORT OF THE BOARD OF MISSIONS NO. 2 We are pleased to observe that there seems to be a new note of mission- ary emphasis throughout the church as evidenced by the optimism of the communication which we had from the General Board as well as by the ad- vance being initiated by the College of Bishops. To quote from the state- ment of Dr. Cram, "Reports from our missionaries in distant lands and in the homefields indicate that they are hopeful and encouraged. While the present day demands new approaches in all our missionary work, our forces everywhere are ready, for changing conditions and will advance when the church gives the command." We had before us Dr. Elmer T. Clark, who, as General Board repre- sentative, brought information concerning the Bishops Crusade and plans for advance during the next two years all of which we most heartily endorse. We have also heard with pleasure the report of Mrs. W. J. Spivey on woman's work throughout the Conference and are gratified to know that in many respects the women of our Conference are leading all the Con- ferences of the church in activity and achievement. Our College of Bishops with the unanimous endorsement of the General Commission on Budget, as provided for in the Discipline have initiated and are leading a church-wide advance. This movement has a two-fold objective. The first section, in 1937, is under the direction of Bishop Arthur J. Moore and will seek to stimulate the passion of the church and pay indebtedness which the General Board of Missions incurred as a result of the depression. The second section, in 1938 will be directed by Bishop A. Frank Smith. This will seek to re-emphasize the fundamental Meth- odist doctrine of personal religious experience and fitly commemorate the two hundredth anniversary of John Wesley's heart warming experience in Aldersgate Street. There will be held in Fort Worth on January 20, 1937 a great rally for the presentation of the objectives of this movement to the people. It is hoped that there may be a large attendance at this conference-wide meeting. Rural Work During the conference year now closing a number of conferences on Rural Work were held in connection with the District Missionary Insti- tutes. These were stimulating and helpful, and we recommend that sim- ilar meetings be held during the new year. Evangelism Brethren, we must evangelize this nation. We must evangelize our cities, towns and rural sections. The Gospel of Christ is "the power of

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God unto the salvation of every one that believeth" and let us proclaim it with a new-born fervency and with an all-consuming passing for the souls of men. Let us not only carefully plan for stated revival seasons, but let us as ministers and laymen day by day and week by week seek to win the lost to Christ. Our nation and our world today call to us for the only remedy that can save men from sin and tht oiiiy remedy that can save the social order from moral and spiritual disintegration. We call upon every church and pastor to unite together on the second Sunday in January as a day of special prayer for a deep spiritual awak- ening to come to our pc-rjple. That pastors be asked to preach with all the power of their command upon "The Need and the Possibilities of a Revival of Religion." .Schedule of District Institutes Dates and places for District Institutes for the new Conference year are as follows: January 25—Waxahachie District at Waxahachie. January 26—Corsicana District at Corsicana. January 27—Waco District at Austin Avenue, Waco. January 28—Georgetown District at Temple. January 29—Gatesville District at Gatesville. February 1—Cleburne Distiret at Main Street, Cleburne. February 2—Fort Worth District at First Church, Fort Worth. February 3—Weatherford District at Mineral Wells. Feruary 4—Cisco District at Eastland. February 5—Brownwood District at Central, Brownwood. During the year Dr. 0. F. Sensabaugh has rendered splendid service as Conference Missionary Secretary, and it was with a sense of regret that his resignation was received. His ministry has ever been forward looking and aggressive; and in this capacity it has been no less so. Recommendations and Nominations We recommend Roy A. Langston for appointment as Conference Mis- sionary Secretary. We nominate Dr. 0. F. Sensabaugh for 'membership on the Board of Missions in the place of Roy A. Langston. We recommend the appointment of the following evangelists: John M. Neal as General Evangelist. J. D. Smoot and Z. R. Lee as Conference Evangelists. We also recommend that Dr. F. P. Culver be appointed as Conference Director of the Bishop's Crusade. Appropriations We make the following appropriations: Brownwood District Cisco District Burkett ...... $ 50.00 Eunyan ...... $ 100100 Comanche Circuit ...... 50.00 Caddo ...... 100.00 Novice ...... 125.00 Carbon ...... 1. 100.00 Indian Creek ...... 100.00 12th Street ...... 150.00 May-Byrds ...... 100.00 DeLeon Circuit ...... 100.00 Cross Cut ...... 100.00 Desdemona ...... 75.00 Valera-Voss ...... 100.00 Eolian ...... 75.00 Rockwood ...... 50.00 Olden ...... 100.00 Gustine-Lamkin ...... 50.00 Pioneer ...... 100.00 W inchel l ...... 50.00 Scranton ...... I ... .. 100.00 Drasco-Pumphry ...... 50.00 Sipe Springs ...... .75.00 Wingate ...... 75.00 Total ...... $1,075.00 Total ...... $ 900.00

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Corsicana District Georgetown District Barry ...... $ 50.00 Hutto-Jonah ...... $ 75.00 Bazett ...... 125.00 Thrall...... Bloomingg Grove ...... 100.00 MidwayY .. 6ov. ...... 100.00 Coolidge ...... 50.00 Copperas Cove ...... -...... 75.00 Kirvin ...... 150.00 Jarrell ...... 100.00 McCord ...... 50.00 Holland ...... I...... 75.00 North Corsicana ...... 200.00 Florence ...... 100.00 Purdon ...... 150.00 Salado ...... 100.00 Richland ...... 100.00 Oenaville ...... ...... 100.00 Thornton...... 125.00 Nolanville ...... 150.00 Total ...... $1,100.00 Total ...... $ 975.00 Cleburne District Huckabay ...... $ 150.00 Waco District Alvarado Circuit ...... 100.00 Aquilla ...... $ 75.00 Glen Rose Circuit ...... 50.00 China Sp.-Speegleville _.... _ 50.00 Bluffdale ...... 100.00 Elm Mott-Lakeview ..:...... 150.00 Brazos Ave ...... 150.00 Penelope ... ..... ...... 75.00 Covington ...... :...... °..... 100.00 Wesley ..... ...... - 200.00 Blum ...... 100.00 Whitney Circuit ...... 300.00 Granbury Circuit ...... 75.00 Prairie Hill-Kirk ...... 50.00 Tolar ...... 50.00 West ...... 100.00 Total ...... $ 875.00 Total ...... : ...... $1,000.00 Fort Worth District Weatherford District Everman-Kennedale ...... $ 200.00 Azle ...... ..... ...... $ 75.00 College Heights ...... 200.00 Mineral Wells Mission ...... 150.00 South Side ...... 180.00 Aledo ...... :...... 100.00 Weatherford St...... 350.00 Gordon ...... I...... 150.00 Euless ...... :...... 175.00 Millsap ...... 75.00 Olney Circuit ...... ...... ...... .. 75.00 Total ...... $1,105.00 Palo Pinto ...... 100.00 Gatesville District N. Weatherford ...... 150.00 Carlton ...... _ ...... _...... $ 75.00 S. Weatherford ...... 100.00 Cranfills Gap ...... 50.00 Crawford ...... 100.00 Total ...... I...... $ 975.00 Duffau ...... I...... 175.00 Evant ...... .... 100.00 Waxahachie District Gatesville Circuit ...... 125.00 Britton ...... ...... $ 150.00 Ireland-Jonesboro ...... 100.00 Milford ...... 200.00 Moody Circuit ...... 100.00 B ardwell ...... 100.00 Mosheim ...... 50.00 Forreston ...... 150.00 Oglesby ...... `...... 50.00 Line Street ...... 200.00. Pearl ...... 150.00 Total ...... I ...... :...... $ 800.00 Total ...... $1,075.00 Grand Total ...... $9;880.00 Add $75.00 to the Woman's Conference for the employment of a Rural Deaconess. Conference Relations-W. J. Hearon read the report of the Committee on Conference Relations, which was adopted. (See question 23 and '24 in .Condensed Minutes.) District Conference Records-E. R. Patterson read the report of the Committee on District Conference Records, which was .filed for record as follows: CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 47

REPORT ON DISTRICT CONFERENCE RECORDS We, your Committee on District Conference Records beg to make the following report: Each of the records before us was found to be in good condition, neatly and accurately kept. McMahan Chapel—P. E. Riley read a resolution bearing on the McMahan Memorial, and moved its adoption. H. C. Smith offered a substitute motion to defer action on the reso- lution, which motion prevailed, and action was deferred. Located—P. E. Riley made a motion to locate Ralph E. Nollner, which was seconded by L. L. Felder. This location was requested by Mr. Nollner in a telegram sent to Dr. Riley at the Conference. The motion to locate was unanimously carried. This completed the call of the names of all the preachers in the Con- ference. Sam Houston—I. N. Huckabee read a paper calling for the observance of Sam Houston's spiritual birthday. Spiritual State of the. Church—Roy L. Crawford read the report of the Committee in the Spiritual State of the Church, and it was adopted as follows: THE SPIRITUAL STATE OF THE CHURCH We, your Committee on the Spiritual State of the Church, wish to make the folowing report: 1. We find there has been a decrease of 287 additions on profession of faith under last year. We deplore this fact as an evidence of the lack of interest in personal evangelism. We urge our pastors and people to become more interested in the sal- vation of the lost men and women. We also deplore the fact that a number of our churches had no addi- tions on profession of faith. 2. We suggest a turning back to spiritual revivals in our churches. We also urge our pastors to place in the homes of our people the Upper Room, that it may have an opportunity of bringing them back to their responsibility and opportunity of helping to save a lost world. 3. We also find that there is a great need for a greater righteousness and family devotional life, if we are to carry out the great commission given to us by our Lord and Master., 4. We wish to urge our pastors especially to make a strong effort to re-establish the family altars in the homes of our people. Western Methodist Assembly—J. I. Patterson presented the cause of the Western Methodist Assembly. American Bible Society—W. T. Jones read the report of the American Bible Society Board, and it was adopted as follows: AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY REPORT During the past year, the American Bible Society distributed more than 7,200,000 volumes, over 4,250,000 being distributed in about 40 foreign countries. In the United States, over 65,000 copies of the New Testament were distributed to the enrollees of the C. C. C. Camps, and 3,887 embossed volumes were distributed to the blind, these latter being sold at only a fraction of the cost. In spite of adverse political and military conditions in many lands, distribution abroad was well maintained; even in China cir- culation was greater than that of any preceding year. 48 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

The work of translation and revision goes on, Scriptures now being available in 972 different languages and dialects. New publications include portions in Ponape, Navaho, New. Turkish, Ibanag, etc., while the new Standard Braille Bible has been completed and selected passages have been made available in "talking book" form. The Rev. J. J. Morgan, Secretary of the Southwestern District, has re- ported to your Board that a total of 289,879 volumes were distributed the past year in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana—an increase of 4,176 over the total for the previous year. In spite of limited funds, nu- merous grants have been made, including Scriptures to blind persons, C. C. C. Camps, penitentiaries, rural Sunday Schools, Daily Vacation Bible Schools, Rescue Homes, Salvation. Army, etc., throughout the Southwest, with particular attention to the needs of foreign-speaking peoples. We present the following resolution: WHEREAS, the work of the American Bible Society in translating, pub- lishing, and distributing the Bible is of great importance in the life of the churches and is indispensable to the whole missionary enterprise, be it resolved: FIRST That we express or hearty endorsement of the activities of the Society in its efforts to make the Bible more generaly the common pos- session of humanity: SECOND That, inasmuch as Sunday, December 6, has been designated as Universal Bible Sunday, ministers and churches represented in this body take advantage of the co-operation offered by the Society in furnish- ing assistance, and plan carefully for a worthy observation of this day. THIRD That for the coming year the work of the church in distributing the Spanish Scriptures to the Mexicans be dedicated to the memory of Dr. Frank Onderdonk, who labored so long to bring the word of God to the Mexicans of Texas. Superannuate Homes—E. W. Bridges presented the report of the Board of Trustees of Superannuate Homes, which was adopted: The Board of Trustees of Superannuate Homes met November 4, 1936 in the First Methodist Church, Houston, Texas, and heard the report of the Agent, W. B. Andrews. We commend W. B. Andrews for the fine work being done for the superannuates-and request the Bishop to reappoint him as.Agent for the year 1936-1937. Statistics—J. T. Gardner read the report of the Statistical Secretary. (See condensed minutes.) Postmaster—A collection for the postmaster was taken, amounting to $8.45. Insurance—J. I. Patterson moved that the chair appoint a committee of three to study the question of fire insurance. The motion prevailed and the chair appointed J. I. Pattersoi , W. H. Cole and J. B. Curry. Journal—The minutes of the afternoon session were read and approved.

MEMORIAL SESSION The Conference passed into Meynciial Session and Rev. M. K. Little read a portion of the thirteenth chapter of 1 Corinthians. The Conference stood and sang "There Is a Land That Is Fairer Than Day. The Committee on Memoirs read their report, which embraced the names of those who had died during the year, which were as follows: Rev. W. W. Noble, Rev. B. A. Evans, Rev. J. F. Tyson, Rev. W. S. P. McCullough, and Rev. W. A Gilleland. CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 49

The names of the preachers' wives who have died during the year are: Mrs. C. 0. Shugart, Mrs. Jerome Duncan, Mrs. John R. Nelson, Mrs. Charles E. Brown. Oral tributes were paid to the deceased by Kenneth Pope, A. D. Porter, M. A. Turner, J. F. Adams, E. R. Patterson, J. M. Vincent, F. P. Culver, and J. L. Sullivan. The memoirs prepared were filed with the secretary. Adjournment-A. D. Porter moved that Conference adjourn until the ordination of deacons and elders on Sunday afternoon, and for the reading of the appointments Sunday evening. At 5 o'clock the Conference adjourned with prayer by Rev. J. M. Wynne.

FIFTH DAY—SUNDAY AFTERNOON Ordination Session Ordination—At 3:00 o'clock in the Municipal Auditorium, Bishop E. D. Mouzon, presiding, the following were ordained deacons: Quay Parmer, Alton W. Ferrell; Wilfred Virliss Bane, Hugh Brown Lloyd, Urban A. Shulze (local). The following were ordained elders: Robert Clark Calvert, Roy F. Johnson, George M. Greebon, M. Howard Knox, Ivan 0. Donaldson. The Board of Bishops united in the Ordination. The Ordination of deacons and elders for all of the other Methodist Conferences in Texas took place in the same service.

FIFTH DAY—SUNDAY EVENING Opening—The Conference came to order at 7:30 p. m., in the Municipal Auditorium, Bishop John M. Moore, presiding. It opened with a great song service, and with prayer, following which Bishop Mead, President of the Southern Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church brought a brief, pointed address.. Located—Dr. P. E. Riley moved a reconsideration of the location of Ralph E. Nollner, then offered Brother Nollner's written request for loca- tion, which was granted. Resolution—There was a resolution of thanks read by Rev. T. Edgar Neal, which was comprehensive in its scope and was unanimously adopted. Appointments—The Bishop read the appointments, an. e ying question 48; Where are the preachers stationed this year? (See list of appoint- ments) . The appointments of the five Texas Conferences of the M. E. Church, South, and of the Southern Conference of the M. E. Church were read at this great union session. Adjournment—The Conference was adjourned sine die. H. A. BOAZ, President, A. D. PORTER, Secretary. 50 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

APPOINTMENTS FOR 1936-37 BROWNWOOD DISTRICT J. T. McClure, Presiding Elder (3) Ballinger ...... Homer Vanderpool (1) Bangs ...... `.....W. E. Anderson (1)

Blankett ...... I ...... C. A. Wilkerson (4) Brownwood=Central ...... D. A. Chisholm Brownwood-First ...... H. G. Scoggins (1) Burkett ...... R. P. James (1) Coleman ...... D. K. Porter (1) Commanche ...... .... - ...... C. H. Cole (2) Comanche Circuit ...... H. J. Sanders (1) Cross Cut ...... ,.....John R. Merritt (24) Drasco-Pumphry .... :...... G. R. Thomas, Jr. (1-II) Gustine-Lampkin ...... ...... R. W. Call (1), Indian Creek ...... George Greebon (1) May-Byrds ...... Roy L. Crawford (2) Norton-Mazeland ...... Hubert Crain (1) Novice ...... Alvin Mauldin (1-III) Rockwood ...... Seba Kirkpatrick (2) Santa Anna ...... J. V. Davis (1) Talpa-Crews ...... 0. A. Morton (3) Velera-Vos ...... M. L. Boone (2) Winchell-Mt. View ...... W. S. Fisher (1-IV) Wingate _ ...... G. G. Smith (1) Winters...... J. W. Sharbutt (4) Executive-Extension Secretary ...... J. A. Siceloff (2) Conference Evangelist ...... J. D. Smoot (4) Advocate Commissioner ...... Roy L. Crawford (2)

CISCO DISTRICT J. B. Curry, Presiding Elder (3) Breckenridge ...... :...... W. H. Vanderpool (1) Bunyan ...... :...... W. J. Cloud (1) Caddo...... B. L. McCord (1) Carbon...... H. H. Nance (2) Cisco—First ...... J. I. Patterson (1) Cisco—Twelfth Street ...... Preston Broxton (3) Cross Plains ...... P. L. Shuler (1) DeLeon Station ...... A. W. Wadill (1) DeLeon Circuit ...... W. E. Harrell (2) Desdamona ...... 0. D. McDonald (1) Dublin__ _..... __._ ...... C. P. Jones (1) Eastland ...... P. W. Walker (1) Eolian ...... John W. Morphis, Jr. (14) Gorman...... A. W. Franklin (3) Olden ...... A. B. Armstron, Supply (1) Pioneer ...... _:...Raymond Burton (1-I) Ranger...... :...... T. E. Bowman (2) Rising Star ...... G. Alfred Brown (2) Scranton-Putnam ...... ,...... G. C. Wiliams (2) Sipe Springs ...... Pat Brown, Supply (1) District Evangelist ...... :...... L. S. Williams (14) Advocate Commissioners ...... A. W. Franklin (2) CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 51

CLEBURNE DISTRICT E. H. Lightfoot, Presiding Elder (3) Alvarado ...... B. B. Byus (2) Alvarado Circuit ...... C. C. Sessions (4-I) Bluff Dale-Lipan ...... To be Supplied Blum-Rib Vista ...... W. T. Jones (1) Burleson-Crowley ...... J. V. Baird (2) Cleburne—Anglin St ...... :...... W. R. Beaird (2) Cleburne—Brazos Ave...... R. Henry Price (2) Cleburne—Main St..._ ...... J. 0. Cox (1) Cleburne—St. Marks ...... W. E. Shipp (1) Covington-Osceola ...... Urban A. Shulze (1-I) Glen Rose .. ...... L. R. Vanderpool (1) Glen Rose Mission ...... G. C. Davis, Supply (1) Granbury ...... - ...... C. 0. Hightower (2) Granbury Circuit ...... R. T. Capps (2) Grandview ...... :...... Floyd E. Johnson (1) Huckabee Circuit ...... Auburn S. Neely (1,I) Joshua-Godley...... J. L. Ray (2) Morgan-Kopperl ...... ...... W. N. Dunson (2) Stephenville ...... 5. L. Culwell (3) Tolar Circuit ...... E. M. Dailey (1) Venus . ...... ...... _...... ...... W. F. Smith (3) Advocate Commissioner ...... W. F. Smith (1)

CORSICANA DISTRICT C. R. Gray, Presiding Elder (3) BarrBarry ...... W.V. Bane ( 1-III) Bazette ...... R. H. Heizer (3) Blooming Grove ...... "...... J. W. Whitefield (2) Chatfield ...... :...... I...... W. M. Justice (3) Coolidge ...... David Irwin (1) Coolidge Circuit ...... J. B. Weathers (1) Corsicana—First ...... :...... r. Edgar Neal (4) Corsicana—Eleventh Avenue...... :...... J. F. Adams (5) Corsicana—North ...... ...... H. B. Clark (3) Dawson ...... ...... C. M. Buttrill (2) Eureka ...... ::...... G. L. M. Evans (1-1) Frost _.... - ...... ...... _ ... __._..: _....._. J. S. Huckabee (2) Groesbeck ...... :...... :...... :...... F. 0. Waddill (1) Kerens ...... ...... ...... C. E. Wilkins (3) Kirvin ...... :.:...... ::...... To be Supplied McCord-Jones ...... :...... :...... F. T. Fisher, Supply (2) Mertens-Irene ...... ...... D. R. McCauley (3) Mexia...... :...... :...... R. Otis Sory (3) Purdon-Harmony ...... :...... :...... W. J. Heardon (1) Rice...... J. L. Oliver (2) Richland ...... :...... :.;...... Roy F. Johnson (1) Thornton ...... :...... Horace Poteet (1) Wortham ...... ...... 5. A. Baker (1) Advocate Commissioner ...... J. F. Adams (2)

FORT WORTH DISTRICT P. E. Riley, Presiding Elder (3) Arlington ...... ...... W. H. Cole (1) Arlington Heights ...... Roy A. Langston .(4) Benbrook-Brooklyn Heights ...... J. Fred Patterson (2) Boulevard ...... :...... L. L. Felder (3) 52 . CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

FORT WORTH DISTRICT—(Continued) Central...... ...... A. D. Porter (3) College Heights ...... ...... _...... J. F. Isbell (2) Collieville and W. Chap ...... To be Supplied .Diamond Hill ...... M. A. Walker (3) Englewood...... :...R. H. Boyd (1) Euless ...... Ross G. Smith (4-Il;) Everman-Kennedale ...... :.W. G. Gwaltney (3) First Church ...... J. N. R. Score (3) First Church—Assistant ...... B. F. Jackson (1) First Church—Assistant ...... _ W. L. Hankla (2) ForestHill ...... J. D. F. Williams (2) Glennwood ...... E. M. Wisdom (1) Grapevine ...... J. D. Ramsey (3) Handley ...... I...... N. L. Linebaugh (1) Haslet ...... ...... :...... M. Phelan (1) Hemphill Heights ...... Frank L. Turner (2) Highland Park ...... ...... R. B. Hooper (2) Mansfield ..... ...... A. K. Marney (3) Meadowbrook . . ...... ...... R. C. Edwards (2) Meadowbrook Junior Preacher ...... E. D. Bennett Jr. (1-I) Missouri Avenue ...... A. S. Gafford (4) Mulkey Memorial .... ...... T. S. Ogle (1) Polytechnic ..• ...... E. A. Hunter (1) Riverside ...... 0. 0. Odom (2) South Side ...... H. B. Thompson (4) Trinity...... Gid J. Bryan (2) Weatherford Street ...... J. A. Walkup (1) Conference Missionary Secretary ...... Roy A. Langston (1.) Agent Superannuate Homes ...... W. B. Andrews (10) Hospital Commissioner ...... C. R. Wright (1) Superintendent Woodman Home ...... H. E. Stout (6) Advocate Commissioner ...... L. L. Felder (1)

GATESVILLE DISTRICT J. H. Baldridge, Presiding Elder (4) Carlton ...... W. J. Shelton (2-III) Clifton ...... :...... Hayden Edwards (2) Cranfills Gap..., ...... ...... J. D. Farmer (4) Crawford ...... Victor D. Dow (1) Duffau ...... R. M. Studer, Supply (2) Evant.... ...... L. M. Greenhaw (1) Gatesville..... ...... M. M. Chunn (4) Catesville Circuit ...... B. F. Reynolds, Supply (1) Hamilton ...... A. B. English (2) Hico ...... J. C. Mann (1) Ireland-Jonesboro ...... W. C. Taylor (1-I) Iredell-Walnutt Springs ...... ...... W. C. Craig(2) McGregor ...... R. A. Crosby (1) Meridian ...... W. P. Cunningham (2) Moody...... J. U. McAfee (2) Moody Circuit ...... George Siler, Supply (1) Moshiem ...... ...... J. W. Culwell (2) Oglesby ...... : ...... Geo. W. Bennett (1=II) Pearl ...... W. C. Ferguson (1) Turnersville ...... D. L. Barnes (2) Valley Mills ...... A. E. Turney (1) Advocate Commissioner ...... W. P. Cunningham (2) CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 53

GEORGETOWN DISTRICT John N. Rentfro, Presiding Elder (1) Bartlett ...... C. H. Sisserson (3) Belton ...... :...... _...... _... _.J. C. Oglesby (2) Copperas Cove ...... P. E. Cantrell (1) Florence . ...... ...... W. L. Connell (1) Georgetown ...... ...... W. C. Childress (1) Georgetown Assistant and Supply ...... Chas. T. Thrift, Supply (1) Granger...... ...... ...... W. N. Vernon (1) Holland ...... C. T. Brocaett (1) Hutton-Jonah ...... M. Howard Knox (2) Jarrell...... ... ... . . ...... B. C. Schmidt (2-II) Killeen ...... "H. C. Bowman (2) Midway ...... ...... I. E. Hightower, Supply (1) Nolanville ...... Earl Martin, Supply (2) Oenaville ...... Donald Risenger (2-II) Rogers ...... J. J. Creed (1) Round Rock ...... Vernon Perry (1-II) Salado ...... A. J. Helm (1) 'faylor ...... Casper S. Wright (1) Temple—First ...... C. 0. Shugart (1) Temple Seventh Street ...... :...E. N. Scarlett (3) Thrall...... ...... E. W. Swearingen (3) Troy-Pendleton ...... :...... J. L. Davenport (2) Advocate Commissioner ...... C. H. Sisserson (1) President Southwestern University ...... John W. Bergin (2) Student Southwestern University ...... Robert Bergin (1,III) WACO DISTRICT W. W. Ward, Presiding Elder (2) Abbott-Vaughn ...... J. T. Garner (1) Aquilla Circuit ...... Milton Slayden (1-I) Big Hill and Ben Hur ...... Paul W. Evans (1) Bosqueville Circuit ...... A. W. Ferrell (3-III Bruceville Circuit ...... A. G. Stanlee (4) China SpringlSpeeggleville ...... C. D. Wooten (2) Eddy...... E. R. Patterson (2) Elm Mott-Lakieview . ...... ...... ...... Quay Parmer (2-III) Hallsburg-Riesel ...... J. E. Morten, Supply (4) Hewitt Circuit ...... ...... C. E. Wade (2) Hubbard ...... Hugh S. Porter (1) Lorena..._ ...... _.._._.. ...... _.. -H. B. Lloyd (2-III) Malone ...... :...... W. A. Flynn (2) Mart ...... Hubert C. Smith (2) Mt. Calm ...... V. Cyrus Barcus (1) Penelope Circuit ...... H. Ingram (2) Prairie Hill and Kirk ...... J. M. Hayes (2) Waco—Austin Avenue ...... Walter Anthony (2) Waco—Austin Avenue—Assistant...... M. Dick Lowry (1-III) Waco—Clay Avenue.'...... F. L. Wilshire (1) Waco—First Church ...... G. P. Comer (1) Waco—Herring Avenue ...... L. W. Seymour (4) Waco—St. Johns ...... :...... Chet C. Henson (2) Waco—Wesley ...... Paul Utley (2) Waco—West-Leroy ...... Floyd Thrash (2) Whitney Station ...... I. 0•. Donaldson (2) Whitney Circuit ...... J. Beal Duncan, Supply (2) Sabbatical Year Leave Absence ...... Marsh Boiles (8) Advocate Commissioner ...... Mac M. Smith (2) General Bon-' Christian Education_ ...... H. W. Williams 54 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

WAXAHACHIE DISTRICT T. H. Burton, Presiding Elder (1) Barwwell ...... M. A. Turner (1) . Bethel ...... Van P. Morrison (2) Boyce...... ...... ...... Thad E. Son - (3-IV) Britton ...... B. W. Kra' mer' (2) Bynum-Brandon ...... H. R. Hall (1) Ennis ...... E. W. Bridges (3) Ferris ...... Geo. W. Davis (1) Forreston ...... ...... :...... F. G. Benkley (2-III) Hillsboro—First...... ...... W. T. Whiteside (1) Hillsboro—Line Street ...... J. M. Wynne (1) Italy ...... Oran Stevens (2) Itasca ...... E. R. Gordon (2) Maypearl ...... Atticus Webb (1) Midlothian ...... J. W. Chisholm (2) Milford ...... :...... C. F. Bell (2) Palmer ...... :...... H. R. McDaniel (3) Red Oak. ..... ...... .. .... . ... .. ... . - R. Clarke Calvert (1) Waxahachie ...... E. R. Stanford (1) Waxahachie Circuit ...... W. T. Boulware (2) Dean School Theology, S: M. U...... E. B. Hawk (1) Professor School Theology, S. M. U...... R. W. Goodloe (2) General Evangelist ...... :...... John M. Neal (14) Conference Evangelist ...... Z. R. Fee (3)

Advocate Commissioner_...... I ...... I J. W. Chisholm

WEATHERFORD DISTRICT A. W. Hall, Presiding Elder (3) Aledo ...... Geo. D. Adkins (14) A.zle ...... ...... ...... ..: ...... Paxton Smith (1) Eliasville ...... T. D. Ellis (2) Gordon ... ...... ...... _...... ...... Z. L. Howell (1) Graford ...... :...... Earl Page (2) Graham.... . ...... R. J. LaPrade (4) Graham Circuit ...... :...... :.....:...... B. E. Kimbrow (2) Loving ...... ...... ...... W. B. Gilliland (1) Millsap .... .. ...... R. R. Willingham (3) Mineral Wells ...... Ed. R. Barcus (1) Newcastle ...... R. E. Briggs (3) Olney ... : ...... ...... ...... F. P. Culver (1) Olney Circuit ..... ..... ...... :...... ,.....Burton Coleman (2-II) Palo Pinto ...... :...... :...... D. E. McVey (2) Spring Town ...... J. M. Culpepper (2-IV) Strawn ...... _ ...... ...... B. B. Edmiaston (1) Weatherford— First.....:..' ....:...... J. M. Bond (2) Weatherford—C outs Memorial ...... T. G. Story (3) Weatherford—North ...... R. T. Wallace (2) Weatherford =South ..._-...... _ .:...... J. R. Carruth (2-III) Teacher Weatherford. College ...... J. R. Carruth Advocate Commissioner ...... :...... T. D. Elliss CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 55

TRANSFERRED OUT: W. E. Fisher, elder, to Northwest Texas Conference. J. N. Tinkle, elder, to Northwest Texas Conference and stationed at New- land, Vernon District. Gaston Hartsfield, elder, to West Texas Conference, presiding elder, Corpus Christi District. W. E. Brown, elder, to North Texas Conference. Kenneth Pope, elder, to Southwest Missouri Conference. Geo. W. Shearer, elder; to New Mexico Conference. R. G. Percival, elder, to New Mexico Conference. H. D. Marlin, elder, to New Mexico Conference. Chas. M. Crowe, elder, to Louisiana Conference. J. L..Evans, elder, to Little Rock Conference. J. R. Blevins, elder, to New Mexico Conference. E. P. Swindall, elder, to Northwest Texas Conference.

TRANSFERRED IN: Quay Parmer, deacon, from North Alabama Conference. J. 0. Cox, elder, from North Texas Conference. W. C. Childress, elder, from Northwest Texas Conference. 0. D. McDonald, elder, from Northwest Texas Conference. E. A. Hunter, elder, from West Texas Conference. H. G. Scoggins, elder, from New Mexico Conference. C. P. Jones, elder, from New Mexico. Conference. G._ P. Comer, elder, from New Mexico Conference. A. W. Waddill, elder, from Little Rock Conference. Geo. D. Adkins, class of the first year, from Oklahoma Conference, J. V. Davis, elder, from West Texas Conference. Atticus Webb, elder, from Northwest Texas Conference. 56 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

CONDENSED MINUTES Condensed Minutes of the Seventy-first Session of the Central Texas Annual Conference, held at Houston, Texas, beginning November 4, 1936, ending November 8, 1936. Bishop Hiram Abiff Boaz, President; A. D. Porter, Secretary; Post Office of Secretary, Fort Worth, Texas. I. PROBATIONERS 1. Who are admitted on trial?- Urban A. Shulze, John R. Meritt, Cleo Carl Sessions, Milton Slayden, Auburn Spencer Neely, George L. M. Evans, Raymond Burton, John W. Morphis, Jr. 2. Who else is in the class of the first year? Levi Stanley Williams, Eugene Deles Bennett, Jr., George D. Adkins. 3. Who remain on trial? Ross Gillian Smith, Benjamin Franklin-Jack- son, Donald Monroe Risinger, Bruno Carl Schmidt. 4. Who else is in the class of the second year? George Robert Thomas, Jr. (passed examination), Vernon Perry, George Washington Bennett (parsec examination), Burton Henry Coleman (passed examination). .5. Who are discontinued? No one. II. CONFERENCE MEMBERSHIP 6. Who are admitted into full connection? Wilfred Virliss Bane, Fred George Benkley, Hugh Brown Lloyd, Alton W. Ferrell, Madison Dick Lowery, Alvin Mauldin, Quay Parmer. 7. Who else is in the cass.of the third year? Robert G. Bergin, James Robert -Carruth, Wallace Jack Shelton (not a deacon). 8. Who are readmitted? Wilson Cecil Taylor. 9. Who are received by transfer from other Conferences? .Quay Parmer, George D. Adkins, A. W. Waddill, G. P. Comer, J. 0. Cox, W. C. Childress, 0. D. McDonald, E. A. Hunter, H. G. Scoggins, C. P. Jones, J. V. Davis, Atticus Webb. 10. Who are received from other Churches as traveling preachers? None. 11. Who are located this year? Ralph E. Nollner. 12. Who have withdrawn or been expelled? Withdrawn; no one. Ex- pelled, no one. 13. Who are transferred to other Conferences? W. E. Fisher, J. N. Tinkle, Gaston Hartsfield, W. E. Brown, Kenneth Pope, Geo. W. Shearer, R. G. Percival, H. D. Marlin, Chas C. Crow, J. L. Evans, J. R. Blevins, E, P. Swindall. 14. What preachers have died during the year? B. A. Evans, W. A. Gilliland, W. W. Noble, W. S. P. McCullough, J. F. Tyson. III. ORDERS 15. Who are the deacons of one year? William Solomon Fisher, Thad E. Son, James Culpepper. 16. Who else is in the class of the fourth year? No one. 17. What traveling preachers and what local preachers have been elected deacons? Traveling preachers, Quay Parmer, Alton W. Ferrell, Wil- fred Virliss Bane, Hugh Brown Lloyd, Wallace Jack Shelton. Local preachers, Urban A. Shulze. 18. What traveling preachers and what local preachers have been ordained deacons? Traveling preachers, Quay Parmer, Alton W. Ferrell, Wilfred Virliss Bane, Hugh Brown Lloyd. Local preachers, Urban A. Shulze. 19. What traveling preachers and what local preachers have been elected elders? Traveling preachers, Robert Clark Calvert, Roy F. Johnson, George M. Greebon, M. Howard Knox, Ivan 0. Donaldson.. Local preachers, no one N. What traveling preachers and what local preachers have been or- dained elders? Traveling preachers, Robert Clark Calvert, Roy F. Johnson, CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 57

George M. Greebon, M. Howard Knox, Ivan 0. Donaldson. Local preachers, no one. 21. Who have been recommended by a District Conference for recogni- tion of their orders as local deacons or local elders? No one.

IV. CONFERENCE RELATIONS 22. Are all the preachers blameless in their life and official administra- tion? Yes, except in the case of C. E. Wade, who was tried for financial irregularities ; and publicly reprimanded. 23. Who are supernumerary? J. T. Wilson, Ora Minor, T. W. Ellis, P. W. Layne. 24. Who are superannuated? J. G. Pollard i E. B. Chenoweth, I. F. Harris, F. L. McGehee, N. E. Gardner, B. A. Snoddy, C. W. Macune, C. W. Daniel, W. H. Doss, J. W. Head, J. 0. Gore, M. K. Little, W. B. Wilson, J. S. Bowles, J. W. Patison, Mac M. Smith, J. 'R. B. Hall, R. B. Young, A. T. Culbertson, W. A. Neill, W. Vinsant, J. M. Armstrong, W. H. Kenner, W. N. Curry, Ben S. Crown, W. J. Morphis, J. D. Hendrickson, S. P. Gilmore, I. E. Hightower, G. R. Wright, L. A. Clark, C. W. Irvin, W. T. Kinslow, R. A. Walker, C. E. Simpson, M. C. Hayes, C. M. Bishop, S. P. Nevil, S. A. Ash- burn, J. W. W. Shuler, Paul Christopher, H. D. Huddleston, R. W. Nation, R. H. Davenport, W. W.-Moss, Henry Francis, 0. F. Sensabaugh, A. T. Plunkett, W. A. Clarke, W. D. Gaskins, C. N. Morton.

V. STATISTICS 25. What is the number of districts, of pastoral charges, and of societies in this Conference? Districts, 10; pastoral charges, 224; societies, 491. 26. What is the number of members, how many have been received this year on profession of faith, how many have been licensed to preach, and what is the number of local preachers? Members, 95,247; received on pro- fession of faith„ 3,322; licensed, 11; lical preachers, 154. 27. How many infants and how many others have been baptized during the year? Infants, 559; others, 2,029. 28. How many Churches have organized Local Church Boards of Chris- tian Education? 295. 29. What is the number of Church schools, officers and teachers? Church schools, 438; officers and teachers, 5,964. 30. What is the number of Church school scholars enrolled? In the Children's Division, 16,297; in the Young People's Division, 15,634; in the Adult Division, 21,521; total enrollment, including officers and teachers, 59,416. 31. How many Churches have wee-day meetings with the children, and how many have vacation schools? Churches having wee-day meetings with children, 36; Churches having vacation schools, 53. 32. What is the number of Woman's Missionary Societies, and what is the number of members of the same? Societies, 239; members, 7,598., 33. What is the number of Wesley Brotherhoods, and of Wesley Brother- hood members ? Brotherhoods, 6; members, 313. 34. What is the number of members enrolled in the Fellowship of Stewardship? 157. 35. What are the educational statistics? Institutions, 3; teachers, 69; students, 1,275; value of property, $1,816,144; endowment, $679,608; in- debtedness, $521,792. 36. What are the orphanage statistics ? Orphanages, 1; officers and teachers, 40; children in orphanages, 400; money expended, $74,1,13; value of property, $1,052,121; indebtedness, $47,962. 37. What are the hospital statistics? Hospitals, 1; officers and nurses, 46; beds, 120; patients, 3,476; money expended, $157,011; value of prop- erty, $900,000; endowment, none; indebtedness, $435,000. 58 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

VI. FINANCES 38. What has been contributed for the following causes? American Bible Society, ,$397; Assemblies, $258; Christian Education, $19,821; Church Extension, $3,774; Federal Council,. $1,21; Board of Finance, $15,644; Gen- eral Administrative Fund, $3,971; Lay Activities, $1,126; Missions, $27,281; Negro Work, $1,277; Theological Schools, $2,417; by the Woman's Mis- sionary Society for local work, $38,205, sent to Conference Treasurer, $23,569; from the Golden Cross Enrollment, $1,034. 39. What has been contributed for the support of the ministry? Pre- siding elders, $38,091; preachers in charge, $284,414; Conference claimants, $78,203; Superannuate Endowment Fund, $797. 40. What is the grand total contributed from all sources in this Con- ference this year? $898,392. VII. CHURCH PROPERTY 41. What is the number of houses of worship, their value, and the amount of indebtedness thereon? Houses of worship, 462; value, $5,947,310; indebtedness, $961,355. 42. What is the number of parsonages, their value, and the amount of indebtedness thereon? District parsonages, 9; value, $58,000; indebtedness, $2,700. Parsonages belonging to pastoral charges, 232; value, $685,500; indebtedness, $40,609. 43. What amount of insurance is carried on Church property, and what amount has been paid out in premiums? Insurance carried, $4,857,983; premiums paid, $21,940. . 44. How many churches and parsonages have been damaged or de- stroyed during the year, what is the amount of damage, and what has been collected thereon? Churches damaged, 9; parsonages damaged, 7; amount of damage, $3,610; collected, $2,530. 45. What is the number of superannuate homes, and what is their value? Homes, 18; value, $57,000; repairs, 255; insurance, $24;400. Total value of all property $10,574,675. Total indebtedness,'$2,000,418. VIII. MISCELLANEOUS 46. Who is . elected Conference Lay Leader? Hal H. Cherry, Brown- wood, Texas. 47. Where shall the next session of the Conference be held? First Methodist Church, Fort Worth, Texas. 48. Where are the preachers stationed this year? (See Appointments). CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 59 APPENDIX

CONFERENCE RULES L. The District Steward, the Charge Lay Leader and the Recording Steward of each charge, the District Lay Leader, the District Secretary of the Woman's Missionary Society, and the District Trustees are exofficio members of the District Conference. Besides these, each church is entitled to one delegate for every one hundred members, or two-thirds fraction thereof to be elected by the Church Conference, provided that every church shall have at least one delegate. 2. The Presiding Elders are a standing committee to nominate all the boards and regular standing committees at each session of the Conference except quadrennial boards. 3. The Presiding Elders are required by Conference resolutions to send to the Statistical Secretary of the Conference, immediately after the meeting of their respective boards of District Stewards, a copy of the apportion- ments made on each charge, and these apportionments are to be recorded by the Statistical Secretary as the official apportionments against the several charges of the Conference.. 4. The Conference shall elect a Statistical Secretary and an assistant Statistical Secretary who shall serve until the close of the Conference follow- ing. The Conference shall also elect two assistant Statistical Secretaries for each of the several districts. The two District Assistant Statistical Secre- taries for each district shall be nominated as follows: The Statistical Secre- tary shall nominate one man and upon his election he shall nominate the second man. It shall be the duty of the District Assistant Statistical Secre- taries to collect the statistical reports from the preachers in charge within the several districts and see that such reports are properly edited, properly entered upon the sheets provided for that purpose and to turn the finished sheets over to the Statistical Secretary in the evening of the second day of the Conference session. 5. The Chairman of Committee on Admissions shall make written report to be filed with the Secretary of the Conference, concerning each one admitted to the Conference. This report shall embrace: Full name, name of parents; date and place of birth, conversion and license to preach; date of marriage; name of wife, and such other facts of his life as may be deemed important. 6. The appointment of any member of the Conference to the presiding eldership shall automatically vacate his membership on any of the qua- drennial Boards or Examining Committees, to take effect at the opening of the ensuing session. 7. The Conference Commission on Budget shall not be authorized to offer to the Annual Conference any new or special apportionments to be levied upon the churches, unless such new or special apportionments shall comply .with the following requirements: First, it must be for an object or enterprise either owned by the M. E. Church, South, or one over which this Conference has full and sole control. Second, it must provide for the perfect execution of the funds so intrusted to the Conference and for a report at the next Annual Conference showing in detail that the trust had been executed and how. 8. The Conference Commission on Budget in its report shall give the contrasts between the several apportionments for the present year and the proposed apportionments for the ensuing year so that the Conference can act on the report with clear knowledge. It shall be the duty of the Com- mission to furnish the "Table of Apportionments" for the ensuing year arriving at the scale for the districts by finding what per cent the total church membership in the individual district is of the grand total church membership in the Conference, and by finding what per cent the total salaries in the district are of the grand total of salaries paid in the Con- ference, and then dividing the sum of these two decimals by 2. 60 1 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

9. All papers, resolutions, obituaries and reports, except the statistical reports, coming before the Conference, must be typewritten in triplicate before reaching the Secretary's desk, the original copy to be retained by the Secretary in the archives, one duplicate to be furnished the editor of the Texas Christian Advocate, and one duplicate to be furnished the editor of the Central Texas Conference Journal. 10. Each preacher in charge shall, on the first morning of the Con- ference session, hand his complete statistical report to one of the Assistant Statistical Secretaries for the district in which his charge is situated. 11. All requests by boards, commissions, or individuals for dates for special campaigns to secure money shall be submitted to the Commission on Budget whose duty it shall be to work out a schedule for said cam- paigns so chat as far as possible, overlapping may be prevented. The Com- mission shall submit its report to the Conference for approval. . 12. It shall be the duty of the Conference Treasurer to set aside out of the funds collected for Conference Work an amount sufficient to meet the expense of printing the Minutes and also provide for the Treasurer's Bond. These estimates are to be furnished by the Editor of the Journal, through the Commission on Budget. 13. Any member of a Quadrennial Board absent without excuse from two successive conference roll calls shall thereby forfeit membership on said board. The vacancy may be filled by nomination of the board and election by the Conference. CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 61

MEMOIRS Only three memoirs were presented at memorial service. They are given in an abbreviated form below.

REV. W. S. P. McCULLOUGH Rev. W. S. P. McCullough was born April 4, 1864, in Wayne County, Missouri, being 72 years of age when he passed way, August 21, 1936, in Fort Worth, Texas. He was converted and joined the Methodist Church in 1884, near Comanche, Texas. He finished his education in a church insti- tution, and was given a position as teacher, and at the same time began the study of law, and was later admitted to the bar, but soon felt the call to the ministry, and in 1$87 was licensed to preach the gospel. Two years later he joined the old Northwestern Texas Conference at Belton, Texas, Bishop Key presiding. From that time forward Brother McCullough never faltered, but valliantly faced the battles on the missions, circuits, stations and districts. Literally hundreds were converted and jointed the church under his ministry. He served the following circuits: Zephyr, Round Mountain, Ballinger, Pan- handle, Memphis,. and the following stations: Lampasas, Meridian, Groes- beck, Granite. He then was made a presiding elder and served for four years most efficiently on the Mangum District, in the Indian Mission Con- ference, after which he was stationed on year at Ninita. From here be came back to the old Northwest Texas Conference and served at Big Springs. When the conference was divided he served the following stations in the Central Texas Conference: McGregor, Hamilton, - ' Hemphill Height and High- land Park in Ft. Worth, Bartlett, ,Arlington, Moody, then Hamilton Station again, Riverside, Sycamore Heights, and Walnut Springs. In 1929 he super- annuated and for seven years reamined a faithful superannuate Methodist minister, until August 21, 1936, when he was translated to that home above. In June of 1892 Brother McCullough was married to Miss Louie May Kestler, and to this union four children were born, one passing away in infancy. After the death of his first wife he was married to Miss Melissa_ Kizzar, November 13, 1900, and to this union two sons were born. The survivors are his widow, four, sons, Paul and David McCullough of Kansas City, Missouri, Jogn McCullough of New York, and K. C. McCullough of Dallas, Texas; and a daughter, Mrs. B. H. Maley, Lakeside, California, and a sister, Mrs. J. W. Guffin, Altus, Oklahoma. 0. 0. ODOM.

REV. JOHN FERREST TYSON Rev. John Ferrest Tyson was born in Murray County, Georgia, March 15, 1863. He was converted and Joined the Methodist Episcopal . Church, South, at the early age of thirteen. He began his educational preparation in the common schools of his home county. Afterwards he continued his work in Emory College, Georgia. He was admitted on trial in the North Georgia Conference in 1888 and after two years he transferred to the Pacific Conference. After one year he transferred back to the North Georgia Conference and in 1900 he transferred to the Little Rock Conference. He came to the Northwest Texas Conference in 1901 and remained here the rest of his life. He served the following charges in this conference: Throckmorton, Springtown, Gordon, Rogers, Troy, Peaster, Oglesby, Hamilton, Indian Creek, Harmony, Brandon, Palmer, Salado, Thornton, Big Hill, Tolar, Grandview, Barnsville and Fairy. He took the superannuate relation in 1926 and moved to China Springs and finally came to Ft. Worth, where he remained till he was called home to be with his Lord June 28, 1936. Brother Tyson was happily married to Miss Ida Judson Gilbreath on July 62 CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL

10, 1888, in Casville, Georgia, whose illness was the cause of his moving so often. To this union seven children were born, four sons and three daughters. On November 6, 1907; Mrs. Tyson, who had suffered for many years, was called to her reward, leaving her husband and four sons and two daughters to mourn her going. On February 17, 1909, at Oglesby, Texas, his second marriage to Miss -Maggie Griffin Stone took place. To them were born Rankin McCoy, Woodrow Olin, Mrs. F. E. Smith and Mrs. Earl B. Mayfield, who together with his wife remain to mourn his departure. L. L. FELDER.

SKETCH OF LIFE OF REV. W. A. GILLELAND He was born in Milam County, Texas, on the 20th day of May in the year 1856. His parents were William Gilleland and Rachel E. Gilleland. Mother's maiden name was Allen. Parents moved to Indian Creek in Bell County when about one year of age. Spent most of boyhood days here. His opportunities for an educa- tion were very limited. He attended school 26 months and fifteen days in childhood and youth. After b4 became of age he attended a boarding school for fourteen months. His education was obtained largely at home, as he was a close student. At age of eighteen he was converted and joined the church. He was licensed to preach at age of twenty-two at quarterly Conference of Solado and Davello Circuit in Georgetown District, Rev. Thomas Stanford, presiding elder. He was admitted on trial in the Northweste Texas Conference in July of 1880. He was recommended by quarterly Conference, presided over by Rev. J. Fred Cox and Rev. H. M. Glass, pastor. At the old Northwestern Texas Conference held at Waco by Bishop Pierce, he was appointed to West Fork Mission in northwest part of Jack County. He served the following charges: Jacksboro Circuit, Blanket Mission, Williams Ranch Mission, Coleman Circuit, Pecan Mission, Killeen Circuit, Weatherford Circuit, Big Valley Mission, Cottonwood Circuit, Merkel Circuit, Rising Star and Pisgah, Sipe Springs, Bristol Circuit, Avolon, Mountain Peak, Bosqueville Circuit, Abbott, Maxwell Mission, Silverton Circuit and Florence. From this work he was superannuated. He supplied Rock Springs after superannuation. He was united in marriage to Miss Sallie E. Boynton on December 23, 1883. They lived happily together for 33 years. To the union was born nine, children, six of whom are still living, four sons, Rev. W. B. Gilleland, P. A., S. Bolton, A. Mackey; two daughters, Mrs. R. C. Goodwin and Miss Vada Gilleland. • CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE JOURNAL 63

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

MRS. C. 0. SHUGART Died 1935 Wife of Rev. C. 0. Shugart

MRS. JEROME DUNCAN Died 1936 Wife of Rev. Jerome Duncan (deceased)

MRS. JOHN R. NELSON Died 1936 Wife of Rev. John R. Nelson (deceased)

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STATISTICAL TABLE NO. 4 SUPERANNUATE ENDOWMENT The 1936 adjusted quota for the Central Texas Conference remains the same as in 1935. The amounts paid on adjusted quota and by special collection for the year 1935 are as follows: Brownwood District Corsicana District Paid on Adjusted Quota Paid on Adjusted Quota Ballinger ..._..... $ 143.52 Barry ...... $ 90.50 Bangs...... ..... .. 44.00 Bazette ...... ...... ... . 53.00 Blanket .... . 35.67 Chatfield ...... 30.45 Rronte...... 7.00 Cooledge .._...... ...... 5.00 Brownwood, First Church ... 21.80 Cooledge Circuit ...... 18.00 Coleman Circuit ...... 28.00 Corsicana, Eleventh Ave...... 75.12 Comanche ...... 63.85 Corsicana, North Side ...... 14.00 Comanche Circuit ...... 10.00 Emhouse ...... 5.00 Drasco-Pumphrey ...... _ 22.00 Eureka ...... ...... _ ...... 10.89 Gutine-Lamkin...... 8.00 Kerens ._ ...... 19.00 Indian Creek ...... 21.00 Kirven ...... ...... 13.60 Norton ...... 43.80 Purdan & Harmony . ...... 1.0.25 Robert Lee ...... 11.65 Richland .... ...... .,...... 12.50 Rockwood & Gouldbusk...... 50.15 rhorton ...... . .. . _ .. _... 23.66 ralpa-Crews ...... 63.00 - Winchell ...... 21.35 TOTAL .... ...... 380.97 Wingate ...... .. 12.50 Paid by Special Collection Winters . ...... ...... . 36.47 Frost ...... ...... $ 1.0.00 - Wortham .. ... ...... 5.00 TOTAL ...... __ ...... $ 643.76 TOTAL ...... $ 15.00

Cisco District Fort Worth District Paid on Adjusted Quota Paid on Adjusted Quota Cisco-First ...... $ 13.50 Ft. Worth-Boulevard ...... $ 123.69 Gorman ...... :...... .. 1.20.00 Ben Brook, Brooklyn Hts. 15.50 Rising Star ..... ...... 5.00 College Heights . .... ... 12.00 Diamond Hill ...... 5.00 TOTAL ...... $ 138.50 Englewood ...... .... 9.00 Paid by Special Collection Euless ...... :... ... ...... 26.20 Dublin ...... $ 13.00 Forest Hill ...... ...... 26.93 Pioneer-Sipe Springs ...... 5.00 Glenwood . ...... _ ...... 12.00 Ranger .. ...._ ...... .. 20.00 Highland Park ...... _. 177.88 Meadowbrook _...... 109.00 TOTAL .._ ...... $ 38.00 Southside ...... ...... 19.00 Riverside ._ ... . ...... . 145.29 Trinity ...... .... .... _...,... 69.50 Weatherford St. .._ ...... 1.00 Haslett .. ...... 20.48 Cleburne District 'TOTAL ...... .... ... $ 772.47 Paid on Adjusted Quota Paid by Special Collection Granbury Circuit ...... $ 30.05 Arlington ...... _..... ...... $ 10.00 Morgan and Kopperl ...... 38.30 Ft. Worth-First Church .... 50.00 Venus ...... 29.75 Mulkey Memorial . ...... 2.00 TOTAL ...... $ 98.10 TOTAL ...... ...... $ 62.00

Gatesville District Waxahachie District Paid on Adjusted Quota Paid on Adjusted Quota Carlton ...... _ ...... $ 5.60 Boyce ...... :...... $ 1.00 Crawford ...... 19.00 Ferris ...... 16.00 Gatesville ...... 9.50 Hillsboro-First Church ...... 500.00 Iredell-Walnut Springs ...... 18.90 Italy...... 53.00 McGregor ...... :... .. 30.00 Red Oak ...... 5.00 Moody ...... :...... 5.00 Waxahachie-First ...... 172.60 Mosheim ...... 5.00 Waxahachie Circuit ...... 28.00 Oglesby ...... 5.00 Pearl ...... 3.00 TOTAL ...... $ 775.60 Turnersville ...... 34.00 Paid by Special Collection Britton ...... $ 5.00 TOTAL ...... $ 135.00 Paid by Special Collection Valley Mills ...... :...... $ 2.25 Weatherford District Georgetown District Paid on Adjusted Quota Paid on Adjusted Quota Aledo...... $ 20.00 Bartlett ...... $ 25.00 Azle...... 25.50 Belton ...... 62.09 Eliasville ...... 182.34 Copperas Cove ...... 3.00 Graford ...... - ...... I...... 10.00 Hutto & Jonah ...... 12.00 Graham Circuit ...... 100.00 Killeen ...... 6.10 Loving...... 37.25 Oenaville ...... 9.00 Millsap-Brazos ...... 70.56 Round Rock & Weir ...... 5.00 Mineral Wells .._ ...... 60.00 Taylor ...... 92.65 Olney...... 113.60 Temple, Seventh St ...... :...... 6.00 Olney Circuit ...... I...... '...... 10.76 Thrall & Lawrence...... 9.00 Palo Pinto ...... 5.00 Springtown ...... y...... 27.00 TOTAL ...... $ 229.84 Thurber-Gordon ...... 12:50 Weatherford, Couts Mem.... 15.00 Waco District Weatherford, First Church 55.00 .Paid on Adjusted Quota Weatherford Circuit ...... 36.85 Abbott & Vaughan ...... $ 22.00 Aquilla ...... 31.00 TOTAL ...... $ 781.36 Big Hill & Ben Hur...... 15.00 Bruceville & Rosenthal...... 12.91 China Springs ...... 17.55 Recapitulation Eddy ...... 1,4.00 Brownwood ...... $ 643.76 Groesbeck ...... 34.00 Cisco ...... 138.50 Hewitt & Bosqueville...... 49.25 Cleburne ...... 98.10 Hubbard ...... 80.00 Corsicana ...... 380.97 Lorena ...... 10.95 Ft. Worth ...... 772.47 Mart ...... 72.00 Gatesville ...... 135.00 Penelope ...... 72.44 Georgetown ...... 229.84 Prairie Hill & Kirk ...... 15.00 Waco ...... 1,136.93 Waco- Waxahachie ...... 775.60 ClayAve ...... 7.00 Weatherford ...... 781.36 First Church ...... 62.50 Herring Ave ...... 10.00 TOTAL ...... $5,092.53 St. John's ...... 210.25 Paid by Special Collection Wesley ...... 1.00 Cisco...... $ 38.00 Waco Circuit ...... 43.50 Corsicana ...... 15.00 West ...... 23.00 Ft. Worth ...... 62.00 Whitney...... 333.58 Gatesville .__....._...... 2.25 Waco...... 10.00 TOTAL ...... $1,136.93 Waxahachie ...... 5.00 Paid by Special Collection Elm Mott & Lake View ...... $ 10.00 TOTAL ...... $ 132.25 113 Southern Methodism's Connectional Brotherhood With Insurance Protection at Cost - 30 YEARS WITHOUT LOSS TO A SINGLE BENEFICIARY Paid to Southern Methodist Beneficiaries over $600,000 Saved to Policy Holders by Low Rates $256,000 . 100 010 LEGAL RESERVE ASSETS NEAR $400,000

The Association's Officials Include Church Leaders Beneficiaries are Disabled and Aged Members, Widows and Orphans

OUR TIMES DEMAND ECONOMICAL LIVING Methodists Must Save By Choosing Lower Priced Insurance This Is Being Provided By Those of the Church for Those in the Church

All Southern Methodists From Ages 1 to 60 Are Eligible

Write for Information (Giving Age Nearest Birthday) to the METHODIST BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION J. H. SHUMAKER, Secretary 808 Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee Aw CHRISTIAN - DEMOCRATIC - WHOLESOME EFFICIENT Weatherford College Weatherford, Texas

In this College you will find a very ideal situation, a student body that is keen, alert, and at all times interested in the wel- fare of others. The atmosphere is Christian and there is a democratic spirit prevailing. The efficiency of the school can- not be questioned.

The hallmark of a real college is freedom of action and liberty of thought and expression. This is true of no college more than Weatherford. Of all the things a college does, the great- est is to open up a vision. Weatherford College is admirably fitted to do these things.

We can look upon the Junior College Movement, which is now spreading throughout the United States, as the most wholesome and significant occurrence in American education. There are 550 junior colleges in the. United States. These figures indicate that the Junior College has a unique place in the field of education. Weatherford College offers education that will train the heart, the mind, and the body. It is a College with History and Tradition. It is sympathetic and appreciates high school graduates by offering guidance and assistance, and breaks the gap between the senior high school and institutions of higher learning. It is a leader in academic and extra curricula activities.

Investigate our most liberal plans and policies. Board and room in our splendid brick dormitory for women for the first month of 1936-7 session was only $14.89. Where can you equal this? Why pay more?

For further information write or see G. C. Boswell, B.A., M.A., President. R

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