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Thirty-Second Annual Session

July 29-August 1, 1941

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DISTRICT CAMPGROUND

DIRECTORY

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT— Rev. L. S. Houston.314 Lafayette, Lexington, Ky., Phone Shelby 2191

ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT— Rev. C. S. Shields 2829 S. Fifth St., Louisville, Ky.

DISTRICT SECRETARY— Miss Jenny V. Vincent Soldier, Ky.

DISTRICT TREASURER— Rev. F. M. Singleton 4105 Decoursey Ave., Covington, Ky.

ADVISORY MEMBERS, DISTRICT COUNCIL— Rev. G. J. Tackett Olive Hill, Ky. Rev. C. E. Johnsou 407 Owenton Ave., Frankfort, Ky. Rev. C. L. Oden Elizabethtown, Ky.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

L. S. Houston, C. F. Shields, F. M. Singleton

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COMMITTEES

EXAMINING— C. J. Tackett Term Expires 1944

P. 0. Carpenter Term Expires 1943 C F Shields Term Expires 1942

EDUCATIONAL— i . .

C. E. Johnson Term Expires'1944 C. L. Oden Term Expires 1943 F. W. May Term Expires .1942

CMPMEETING—F. W. May, C. L. Oden, W. E. Lowery, H. J. McBride, H. L. Brown. .

RESOLUTIONS— J W. Smack, Ralph Trbmble, R. Wedman

WAYS AND MEANS— F.M.. Singleton,. C. FShield•;. H..L.Fulier

RFCEPTION COMMITTEE— R. . Weedman, J. A. Thomas

AUDITING COMMITTEE- Mrs C. E Johnson, Mrs. R TrOmble, Ben .FOrtner.

EDITING COMMITTEE— JennyV. Vincent, Mrs. R. Tromble, Mrs. J. Thomas.

CONDOLENCE COMMITTEE— Mt's. C. F. Shields, Miss Ethel Schaar, Mrs. C. L. Oden... . .

MINISTERIAL DELEGATES TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY— C. L. Oden, C. E. Johnson, F. W. May, P. O Carpenter.

ALTERNATE DELEGATES TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY— G. J. Tackett, J. W Smack, Mrs. C. F. Shields.

LAY DELEGATES TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY— Opal Veriters, Lillian Kerrick, Mrs. F. M. Singleton.

ALTERNATE LAY DELEGATES TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY— B. E. Stewart, M. Bledsoe, A. Ferren.

STATISTICIAN

Miss Opal Venters, 2829 5. Fifth St., Louisville, Ky.

YOUNG PEOPLES EXECUTIVE SECRETARY— C. F. Shields -- 2829 S. Fifth St., Louisville, Ky.

YOUNG PEOPLES ZONE CHAIRMEN— Ashland Zone Ralph Morton, Hampton St., Ashland, Ky. Covington Zone Robinson, 112 Stevenson Rd., Enlanger, Ky. Louisville Zone J. W. Smack, Kingwood, Ky. Tug River Jos. A. Thomas, McAndrews, Ky. Olive Hill Zone H. L. Fuller, 511 Clark St., Maysville, Ky.

ZONE BIBLE SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE— L. S. Houston -- 314 Lafayette Ave., Lexington, Ky.

DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOSTER— F. W. May 324 E. 47th St., Latonia, Ky.

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PASTORAL APPOINTMENTS AND LAY DELEGATES

Ashland First A. R. Brooks, 2231Liberty St., Ashland, Ky. Delegate - Miss Esther Fields Ashland Second Ralph Tromble, 3209 Main St., Westwood, Ashland, Ky.

elegate Mrs. Bessie Slusher Aspen Grove Roland McCord, R. F. D., Alexandria Pike, Newport, Ky. Delegate Miss Lelia Newkirk Bolt's Foik Alvin Douglas, Ashland, Ky. Delegate Mrs. L. Elswick Burns Chapel (Mission) E. G. Hickerson, Rt. No. R. Flemingsburg, Ky. Carrollton Glen E. Petterson, Third St., Carrollton, Ky. Delegate Mrs. Katherine Acres Central City D. D. Fortner, 601 N. Third St., Central City, Ky. Delegate Miss Ben Fortner Cloverport Malcolm Glass, Cloverport, Ky. Delegate Mrs. Mildred Hulett Cottageville—To be supplied. Delegate Paul Hartley Covington F. M. Singleton, 4105 Decoursey Ave., Covington, Ky. Delegate - Miss Carola Feisburg Dalesburg E. L. Polly, Rt. No. 3, Fiemingsburg, Ky. Delegate E. G. Hickerson Denton (Mission) - W. F. Crum, Hitchins, Ky. Elizabethtown C. L. Oden, Mullerry St., Elizabethtown, Ky.

Miss Laverne Coffman W. L. Robinson, 112 Stevenson Rd., Erlanger, Ky.

Mrs. Sarah Clemmons W. M. Markenberry, 526 Craig St., Covington, Ky.

Mrs. Freda Elliott Frankfort --------C. E. Johnson, 407 Owenton Ave., Frankfort, Ky. Delegate Miss Lillian Kernick Fullerton J. H. Adams, Third, St., Portsmouth, 0. Delegate Mrs. Edna Flannery Ganvin Hill Robert Weedman, Olive Hill, Ky. Delegate Miss Ruby Griffey Geenup (Mission) W. E. Lowery, Greenup, Ky. Glancy Fork (Mission) Thomas Alexander, Rush, Ky. Hitchins Leonard Fleming, Hitchins,,Ky. Delegate Miss Colleen Collins Kingwood J. W. Smack, Kingwood, Ky. Delegate Rupert Goodman Latonia F. W. May, 324 E. 47th St., Latonia, Ky. Delegate Bruce Thurn Lexington (Mission) H. J. McBride, 331 S. Spring St., Lexington, Ky. Liberty Roland McCoid, H. F. D., Alexandria Pike. Newport, Ky. Louisville C. F.Shields, 2829 S. Fifth S.t, Louisville, Ky. Delegate Miss Burnetta West Maysville H. Leroy Fuller, 511 Clark St., Maysville, Ky. Delegate Ms. Arthur Wilburn

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Delegate Erlang er Delegate Falmouth Delegate

McAndrews Joseph A. Thomas, McAndrews, Ky Delegate Mrs. Tony Marc Olive Hill Mrs. Martha Keaton, Olive Hill, Ky Delegate Jack Bowlin Pleasureville (Mission) Herbert Donnelly, 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, 0 Prestonsburg A. M. Eades, Prestonsburg, Ky Delegate Arnold Compto Rockdale C. E. Johnson, 407 Owenton Ave., Frankfort, Ky. Rush Thomas Alexander, Rush, Ky. teIegate Mrs. Susan Alexande Salem M. F. Leadingham, R. F. D. No. 1, Brookville, Ky. Delegate Herbert Smith Soldier G. J. Tackett, Olive Hill, Ky. Delegate Miss Marjorie Bledsoe Toler—To be supplied. Delegate Delmon Bartley Trace Thomas Alexander, Rush, Ky. Trim Mrs. Hobart Whittinghill, Train, Ky. 1elegate Edwin Patrick Tyrone (Mission) Miss Emma Garmon,Tyrone, Ky. Wheelwright Claude Sexton, Wheelwright, Ky. Willard Kenneth Fleming, Willard, Ky.

DISTRICT ZONES

ASHLAND ZONE—Ashland First, Ashland Second, Bolt's Fork, Fullerton, Greenup, Rush, Trace.

COVINGTON ZONE—Aspei Grove, Carroilton, Covington First, Erlanger, Falmouth, Latonia, Liberty, Salem.

LOUISVILLE ZONE—Central City, Cloverport, Elizabethtown, Frankfort, Kingwood, Lexington, Louisville, Rockdale, Tyrone.

OLIVE HILL ZONE—Cottageville, Rurris Chapel, Dalesburg, Denton, Gar. yin Hill, Hitchins, Maysville, Olive Hill, Pleasureville, Soldier ,Willard.

TUG RIVER ZONE—McAndrews, Prestonsburg, Toler, Trani, Wheelwright.

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MINISTERS

ORDAINED

Alley, G. W. Warfield, Ky. Alexander, Thomas Rush, Ky.

*Brooks, A. R. 2231 Liberty St., Ashland, Ky. °Brown, M. L. *Brown, Mrs. M. L. *Carpenter, P. 0. 2309 Main St., Ashland, Ky. *Donnely, H. F. , 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, Ohio Driskel, C. S. 206 Holmes St., Frankfort, Ky. Estes, J. L. Sandy Hook, Ky.

*Fuller, H. L. 511 Clark St., Maysville, Ky. Fortner, D. D. 603 N. Third St., Central City, Ky. Garman, Emma Tyrone, Ky. Goodman, E. H. 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, 0. Hilbrecht, Coy 1420 W. James St., Flint, Mich.

5Houston, L. 5. 314 Lafayette Ave., Lexington,Ky. eHourton, Mrs. L. S. 314 Lafayette Ave., Lexington, Ky. °Johnson, C. E. 407 Owenton Ave., Fra.nkfort, Ky. Keaton, Mrs. M. Olive Hill, Ky.

eLowery, W. E. Geenup, Ky. *Maddox, S .R. Rt. 3, Flemingsburg, Ky. *May, F. W. 324 E. 47th St., Latonia, Ky. McNurlin, John Ashland, Ky.

*Oden, .C. L. S. Mulberry St., Elizabethtown, 5Oden, Mrs. C. L. S. MuTherry St., Elizabethtown, Prather, C. J. Butler, Robinson, W. L. 112 Stevenson Rd., Erlanger, RoLinson, Mrs. W. L. 112 Stevenson Rd., Erlanger,

*'Schaar, Ethel 314 Lafayette Ave., Lexington, * Shields, C. F. 2829 5. Fifth St., Louisville, *Shields, Mi's. C. F. 2829 S. Fifth St., Louisville, 5Singleton, F. M. - 4105 Decoursey Ave., Covington, Ky. * Smack, J. W. Kingwood, Ky. *Tackett, G. J. Olive Hill, Ky. *Tromble, Ralph 2209 Main St., Westwood, Ashland, Ky. *Webb, J. D. 1998 Blackburn Ave., Ashland, Ky. *Weed,nn Robert Olive Hill, Ky. *Wellman, George L. 2829 S. Fifth St., Louisville, Ky. *Williams, J. C. Rt. 1, Portsmouth, Ohio

LICENSED—Third Year

Adams, J. H. Third St., Portsmouth, Ohio *polly, E. L. Rt. No. 3, Flemingsburg, Ky. Hammonds, Gayle 1201 Holman St., Covington, Ky.

*Wilson, Claude 1519 Clara Ave., Louisville, Ky. *jarserry, W. M. 526 Craig St., Covington, Ky. *petterson, G. E. Third St., Carroliton, Ky.

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LICENSED—Second Year

Crum, W. F. Hitchins, Ky

*Glass, Malcolm Cloverport, Ky. *McBride, H. J. 331 S. Spring St., Lexington, Ky. *McCord, Roland H. F. D., Alexandria Pike, Newport, Ky. Rhodes, Palmer Central City, Ky.

Smith, Paul B. H. S., Owosso, Mich. Whittinghill, Mrs. Hobart Tram, Ky. Wilcox, Samuel Willard, Ky. Wright, Hansel Carroilton, Ky.

LICENSED—First Year

BarIer, Homer -- Rt. 1, Catlettsburg,Ky. *Bradford, Magdalene 2216 Smith, St., Ashland, Ky. Bryant, Mrs. Minta B. Huddy,

*Buckley, Joe Maysville, Denham, Mrs. Minnie Cloverport, Duggins, C. w. Kingwood,

*Eades, A. M. Prestonsburg, Fleming, Kenneth Willard,

*Fleming, Leonard Hitchins, Fleming, Mrs. L. Hitchins, Foster, Juanita 1002 Dresden Ave., Louisville,

*Gdman, R. L. Kingwood, Jones, Elsie Toler, Kelly, Harve Jeriel,

*Leadingham, M. F. R. F. D. No. *Mayle, Cecil Rt. 1, McD.avid, G. M. Patton, Russell ?rater, Frank

1534 ''Probst, E. J. Sexton, Claude

*Thonas, Joseph A. *whittinghill, Hobart

South Shore, Fullerton, Wilburn, V. B. Pinson Fork, York, R. H.

2921 Franklin

1, Brookville, Catlettsburg, St., Ashland,

Olive Hill, Willard,

Berry Blvd., Louisville, lMheeiwright, McAndrews,

Tram,

Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky. Ky.

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DEACONESSES

ORDAINED

Mrs. C. E. 407 Owenton Ave., Frankfort, Ky.

LICENSED

*Alexander, Mrs. S. Rush, Ky. Ashcraft. Emma 406 Scott St., Covington, Ky. Bishop, Mrs. C. Delmar Place, Covington, Ky.

*Burbaugh, Irene 314 Lafayette Ave., Lexington, Ky. Carpenter, Mrs. P. 0. 2309 Main St., Westwood, Ashland, Ky.

*Cr m, Ethel Covington, Ky. Creamer, Mrs. Mary 3435 Decoursey Ave., Covington, Ky. Cropper, Mrs. 0. C. Buckner St., Maysville, Ky.

Fornish, Margaret 1728 Eastern Ave., Covington, Ky. Goldsmith, Mrs. B. Cloverport, Ky. Hudson, Mrs. Mary Worthville, Ky. Johnson, Mrs. Maggie Cloverport, Ky.

*Jones, Mrs. Ida Olive Hill, Ky. McKnight, Mrs. Lizzie Rush, Ky. Mouser, Miss Willa 407 Owenton Ave., Frankfort, Ky. Patrick, Mrs. Herma Tram, Ky.

*Tronible, Mrs. Ralph 2209 Main St., Westwood, Ashland, Ky. Valla.ndingham, Mrs. Newtonia Crittendon, Ky.

*Vincent, Mrs. G. Hitchins, Ky. White, Mrs. Ivy 4308 Glen Ave., Covington, Ky. Wright, Mrs. Mollie

* Indicates those attending the Assembly Willard, Ky.

LOCAL PREACHERS

Baynum, Mrs. Sallie Barber, Mrs. Mabel Bartley, Delmon Berchert, He,rmon Carter, Jesse Coffey, W. C. Crum, Dave Douglas, Alvin Eades, Mrs. A. M. Ferrin, V. G. Gilkerson, Ethel Hall, Robert Hickerson, E. G. Keen, Charles

Kelley, N. D. Kidd, E. L. March, Tony McNurlin, Marion Patrick, Ervin Pope, Mrs. Mattie Riddle, Mrs. Gladys E. Roberts, James Sipple, Steve Smith, Herbert Tuft, Dave Webb, Elbert Wright, Hansel

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PROCEEDINGS

The Thirty-second Annual Assembly of the Kentucky District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church convened at 8:00 o'clock on July 29, in: the Tab-ernacle on the Cempground with the District Superintendent, Rev. L. S. Houston in the chair.

The session opened by singing, "What a Friend We Have in Jesus." B:o. Floyd Dunn of the Indiana District led in prayer.

Bro. Area Montgomery, our evangelist, then spoke from Second Corin-thians 6:1, stressing the importance of a Godly ministry.

Adjourned for lreakfast. Dismissed with prayer.

TUESDAY, 10:00 A. M.

The second sitting opened by singing "0, Say, But I'm Glad," led by Brother C. E. Johnson. Prayer was offered by Brother R. Tromble. The District Superintendent, Brother L. S. Houston, In the chair, s.poke briefly asking that everyone obep the Spirit. Brother and Sister A. M. Doll then sang a special number, which was enjoyed by ali.

The roll call of ministers4 deaconesses and delegates was hea:d. The first six sects across the tabernacle including the platform were

de: ignated as the conference bar. It was moved and carried to adjourn at 12:30 and reconvene at 1:30

in order to give time for the Children's Se:viee. On motion the filling of vacancies on committecs wa delegated to the

chair. Report of Ways and Means Committee. Thre recommendations were

presented and after consideration v•era adopted. The following transfers: Brother H. J. McBride from. Kansas District,

Brother J. A. Thomas from the Central District, Brother and Sister TrcrnUe from the Idaho-Washington District—were read. These with Brother and Sister R. Weedman and Sister Ethel Srhear were introduced and all seated within the bar. Brother Weedman from Netraska, Brother and Sis-tet Whittinghil1 frcm Indiona, and Sister Ethel Schaar from the Wesleyan Methodist Church were also accepted as ministers, their transfers to be filed later.

Brother Joe Thomas and Robert Weedman were appointed on the Re-c:p10n Cpmirittee. They introduced the following visitors. Brother and Sjster E. E. Lcadingham, Brother Area Montgomery, Brother F. Dunn, Br.:tier and: Sister W. Stone, Brother and Sister A. M. Doll, Brother W. Vv}oitmore, Brother Polley an Sister E. A. Eades, who with several others gave gcod testimonies.

Brother and Sister W. Stone sang by request, "I Am His Child," which was greatly enjoyed. After some testimonies it was moved, seconded and carried that we adjourn. Announcements were made and the tenediction was pronounced by Brother C. F. Shields.

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TUESDAY—i :00 P. M.

Sitting opened by singing "Amazing Grace." Prayer was led by Brother C. F. Shields, Assistant Superintendent, with Brother L. S. Houston in the chair.

Minutes of former sitting read and approved. The following vacancies in committees were filled by the chair: Sister

Edna Tromble was added to the Editing Committee and Sister F. W. May to the Committee on Condolence.

Resolution Committee presented a resolution concerning the deleting of a part of Resolution No. 51. After discussion it was moved and sec-onded that the resolution be tabled. Carried.

The report of the District Superintendent was called for and after being heard it was accepted by a standing vote an' a hearty "Amen."

Report o Brother C. F. Shields, Assistant Superintendent, was heard and accepted by a standing vote and an "Amen."

Moved and cairied that the hour for election 0ft officers be set for the session following b'eakfast in the morning.

Brother and Sister S. Patterson, Brother and Sister M. Glass from Covington, Sister L. Coffrnan, Sister A. Ferson, Sister McDowell from Carroliton and Brother and Sister Hickerson and daughter, were intro-duced and their testimonies were enjoyed.

Motion carried that we adjourn until 8:00 A. M. Wednesday.

WEDNESDAY-8 :001 A. M.

Session opened with singing "Saviour, More Than Life To Me." Prayer was led by Brother Area Montgomery.

BroLher Houston presented B:other W. L. Surbrook, General Superintendent, who brought a message from I Cor. 12, subjec "The Making of a Minister."

Adjouined for breakfast. Brother Surbrook pronounced the benediction.

WEDNESDAY-10:00 A. M.

Second sitting opened by singing "Beulah Land." Led in prayer by Brother C. L. Oden. Specia request was made fo Brother J. McNurlin's health.

The General Superintendent took the chair and had the roll call when the pastois were told tc state the number of subscriptions each would secure to the Advocate. Three hundred and fifty-four were promised.

The order of the day being election of officers, tellers were appointed by the chair as follows: Brothers C. E. Johnson, P. 0. Carpenter, R. Weed-man, F. W. May, and J. W. Smack.

No delegate being present from Ashland First, Mary Cunningham was seated as delegate.

Election resulted as follows

District Superintendent Rev. L. S. Houston Assistant Superintendent Rev. C. F. Shields •District Secretary Miss J. V. Vincent District Treasurer Rev. F. M. Singleton

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Brothers C. E. Johnson, G. J., Tackett and C. L. Oden were elected to the District Council on the first ballot.

Moved to elect by Acclamation the same trustees as last year. Carried. Brother G. J. Tackett was re-elected on the Examining Board, and

Brother C. E. Johnson was re-elected on the Educational Board. The following were elected as ministerial delegates to the General

Assembly: C. L. Oden, C. E. Johnson, F. W. May and P. 0. Carpenter. Adjourned by expiration of time for one hour.

WEDNESDAY—i :30 P. M.

Reconvened by singing "Amazing Grace."

The alternates for ministerial delegates to the General Assembly were elected as follows: G. J. Tackett, J. W. Smack, and Mrs. C. F. Shields.

Committees appointed as follows: Campmeeting—C. L. Oden, W. E. Lowery, H. J. McBride, M. L. Brown. Resolutions—J. W. Smack, R. Tromble, Robert Weedman. Ways and Means—F. M. Singleton, C. F. Shields, H. Leroy Fuller. Reception—Robert Weednan, and Joseph A. Thomas. Auditing—Mis. C. E. Johnson, Mrs. R. Tromble and Miss Berl Fortner. Editing—Miss J. V. Vincent, Mrs. R. TromUe, and Mrs. J05. Thomas. Condolence—Mrs. C. F. Shields, Mrs. C. L. Oden and Miss Ethel Schaar. The following lay delegates to the General Assembly, Opal Venters,

Lillian Kerrick and Mrs. F. M. Singleton were elected.

B. E. Stewart, Marjorie Bledsoe and Annie Ferren wer elected as lay alternates to the General Assembly.

District Superintendent appointed Miss Opal Venters as Statistician to succeed herself.

Ways and Means committee reported. Motion carried to delete the word "Superintendent ' in Recommendation No. 7. It was carried to add the words, "three cents per mile for traveling expenses or not to exceed $500," in Recommendation No. ii.

Sister C. F. Shields read the Condolence Committee Report and it was accepted.

The following were recommended to the Assembly for ordination: W. E. Lowery, J. C. Williams, J. W. Smack, Mrs. C. F. Shields and Miss Ethel Schaar, and they were accepted.

Moved and carried to have the ordination' service at 3:15 today. Report of Sunday School Booster, M. L. Brown, was heard and ac-

cepted. A motion carried to raise the deficit on his traveling' expenses by a free-will offering.

M tion prevailed that the Statistical report next year be posted in-stead of being read.

Report of the Resolution Committee. Mov.ed and carried to delete Resolutions No. 51, No4 5 and No. 6. Motion carried to insert the word "current" for 1938 in No. 36. Motion carried to change 3 trips to 2 trips ir No. 1. It was carriec( to omit the words, "of the afternoon session" in No. 5. A new Resolution was presented, asking that each church furnish a bed and springs. This was adopted Motion carried to combine No. 49 and No. 50 into one resolution. Attention was called to No. 12. A new

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resolution, regarding the Assembly following the Camp. was presented and the resolutioi was adopted as amended. (See Resolutions.)

Brother Surbrook then conducted the ordination service. Motion was made to give a rising vote of appreciation to our General

Superintendent for his presence and help. Adjourned by Brother Surbrook pronouncing the benediction.

THURSDAY—S :00 A. M.

Convened by singing "He Lives." Brother Houston, District Superintendent, accupied the chair. Bro. W. M. Hodge, Nazarene pastor of Wurtland, Ky., led mi prayer.

Then the Assembly joined in singing "It Will Never Lose It Power." Brother Montgomery quoted the First Psalm and brought a helpful

message until hearts werq blessed beyond measure. The minutes of former sittings were read and approved as corrected. Bother Robert Weedman was excused from the Assembly as it was

necessary for him to return home. Adjourned for lreakfast. Benediction by Brother Singleton.

THURSDAY-10:00 A. M.

Session opened with singing. Brother Herbert F. Donnely led in prayer. The roll was called. The Auditing Committee read their report and it was accepted. The Report of the District Treasurer was read and accepted. The Statistician was requested td make a list of the number of Advo-

cate subscriptions in each church, and bring into the Assembly. Motion carried that only the totals of the Statistical Report be read. Motion prevailed to sell the minutes for fifteen cents a copy as last year. The roll of churches was called and the number of copiel of minutes

each would take, was stated. Motion carried to have six hundred copies printed. Motion car:ied to omit the pictures of the ordination class from the

minutes this year. The Statistical Report was heard and accepted. It was moved and seconded to have the chair appoint a committee to

oheck over the Advocate subscriptions and determine the winners of the rewards offered. Carried. Sister Oden and Sister Freda Elliott were ap-pointed.

A motion carried asking each church to adopt the envelop.e system of tithes and offerings.

Attention was called to the need of ten quarts of sweets being sent in from each church and to include plates in the list of dishes for camp.

Motion carried to consider the question of shortage on dishes. Motion prevailed that persons who are Luying dishes fo the Camp, be

requested to give the cash instead of dishe in order that they may be in uniform size.

Motion carried asking the Memorial Committee to bring something regarding report. flanks before the Assembly.

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Motion carried asking the Resolutions Committee to bring in something for consideration as concerning th Sunday School.

It was moved and seconded that a Memorial to the General Assembly, regarding the Sunday School be prepared for our consideration. Carried.

Adjourned b expiration of time, to reconvene at 8:00 A. M. in the morning.

FRIDAY-8:00 A. M.

This sitting opened with a devotional service led by Brother W. H. Pratt. Brother R. W. Wolfe, General Secretary of Home Missions, occupied the chair at the request of our District Superintendent.

The minutes were read and approved. The winners in the Advocate drive were reported as follows: Erlanger,

first; Kingwood, second; and Latonia, third. The report was accepted end the Treasurer was instructed to give the rewards.

Report of the Resolutions Committee was read and motion carried to delete resolution number fifty-four.

It was caried t. insert the word "wife" following "pastor" in reso- lution numbeil twenty.

Two more resolutions were adopted. (See Resolutions). Frankfort and Hitchins churches extended invitations to entertain the

Ministerial Convention. On vote, by secret ballot, Frankfort was selected as first choice nd Hitchins second.

A Memoia1 in the General Assembly was read anc discussed. Motion carried to adopt the Memorial as amended.

Adjourned for breakfast. Benediction by Brother Wolfe.

FRIDAY-10:00 A. M.

Reconvened by singing "At The Cross." The con:bined report cf the Educationel Board and Examining Com-

mittee was heard and accepted as read. The names of J. L. Estes and George L. Weliman were presented from

the Council fo: reinstatement as Ordained Ministers. They were accepted. E. L. Polley coming fron the Christian Hiliness Church, was accepted

as licensed minister. Motion carried tr delegate all unfinished business of thi Assembly to

the District Council. The minutes were read and approved. Brother Carpenter was requestec to give a sketch of his contact with

the Home Missionary fields in the West. Brother Wolfe then gave a short report of God's blessing on the Home Mission work.

A vote of appreciatioi was extended to Brother Wolfe for his assist-alice. Motion carried to adjourn.

Benediction was pronounced Py Brother Shields. Later—Following r blessed service in the interest of Rescue Work, it

was voLed that Brother Prass be invited back for a Rescue service next year. if Jesus tarries.

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RESOLUTIONS

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT

1. Resolved: That the District Superintendent make at least two trips over the district, during the year.

2. Resolved: That the District Superintendent be consulted and. present if possible when drawing up all deeds in the District.

3. Resolved: That the District Superintendent appoint a Statistician for next year.

4. Resolved. That the District Superintendent be a member of ow Zone Bible School Board.

COUNCIL

5. Resolved: That the date of our Camp and Assembly be left in the hands of thc District Council.

6. Resolved: That the District Council le vested with full power to constuct buildings for the District when necessary, appointing and directing a committee to carr out it plans.

7. Resolved. Tha1 the District Council set the date for the Ministerial Convention and said date to be recorded in the minutes.

8. Resolved: That the District Council appoint all pastors for new missions for the first five years of their existence, or until said council shall decide to do otherwise.

9. Resolved: ThaI we, as an Assembly, delegate to the Council, power to make iules and by-laws regulating the sale of lots and building of cot-tages and to govern the Campground, same to be printed ii the minutes.

CHURCH

10. Resolved: That each church supply the Camp with two each of the following: cups, plates, glasses, large spoons, vegetable bowls, cereal dishes, and one aluminum pitcher.

11. Resolved: That each church close their books on the 15th day of each month, and that the reports be sent to the Treasurer immediately.

12. Resolved: That each church, preacher and deaconess, send a copy of their i eports to the Statistician not later than five days after the As-sently year closes, which is the 15th day of July. Be it also esolved, that the District Treasurer's books close at noon on the 20th.

13. Resolved. That each church send ten quarts of sweets to the Camp. 14. Resolved: Whereas, many of our pastors have not received suffi-

cient financial support, it is resolved that each local church appoint one prayer meeting night each month as "Donation Nig.ht," at which time food-stuffs and provisions shall be brought together for the pastor.

15. Resolved: Since it is a matter of importance for the pastors of the District to attend the Assembly and Camp, be it therefore resolved, that the pastor's support at the church where he is assigned as pastor, shall continue over the two Sundays he is attending said Assembly and Camp.

16. Resolved: Tha each church provide a cottage on the Campground for their pastor, and that other members of the District be urged to build for their personal need.

17. Resolved: Whereas, the times in which we are living are peiil-13

ous, and the needs of the District, both financially and spiritually, are so great, therefore, be it resolved, that we set aside the first day in each month for fasting and prayer.

18. Resolved: That the church having their District and General bud-get paid in full, their pastor and wife and delegate, shall be admitted to the Camp and Assembly free.

19. Resolved: That such church and mission supply the Camp with one bed and springs.

20 Resolved: That each church and mission install and practice the envelope system of securing the tithes and offerings.

SUNDAY SCHOOL

21. Resolved: That each of our Sunday Schools correctly enroll each class, said enrollemnt to be revised quarterly.

22. Resolved: That eacl Zone have a Sunday School Attendance Ban-ner to be given quarterly to the Sunday School having the largest attendance; also an Offering Banner to be given to the Sunday School having the largest offerings.

23.Resolved: That we obtain the services of a Sunday School Booster to visit each church once a year, to enthuse, lay plans and help to perfect the organizations of each Sunday School. This person is to be appointed by the District Council and is to be given free-will offerings to cover ttheir traveling expenses.

24. Resolved: That we provide a Sunday School Convention to be held during annual ministerial convention, and that this be the order of the first day. We further recomnend that the Superintendent o a rep-resentative of each Sunday School attend said convention, taking notes to be used in Sunday School meetings in the local church.

YOUNG PEOPLE

25. Resolved: That we shall have a District Young People's Con-vention beginning on Thursday before the Camp at 7:30 P. M. The day services on Friday and Saturday to be devoted to Young People's work. Be it further resolved, that the District Council shall appoint a president in each Zone who shall cieate interest about our young people, conduct none rallies, and who shall work directly under the supervision of the Dis-trict Superintendent and the Young People's Ex2cutive Secretary.

26. Resolved That our Young Peoples Executive Secretary visit each church at least once a year to arouse interest among our young people. The expenses to be paid by the church visited.

27. Resolved: That the presidents of each Young People's Society of esch zone become r zone board to plan and promote at least two rallies during the year.

ZONES

28. Whereas, our Manual states that the pastor shall receive first con-sideration, sectior 67, therefore be it resolved; that at our Zone meetings we have a chairmar that urges, insists and checks on our pastor being amply paid.

29. Resolved: That the District Zones be recorded ir our minutes. 14

30. Resolved: That each Zone of the District have at least three quarterly meetings a year.

CREDENTIALS

31. Resolved: That we adhere strictly to Manual in giving credentials in compliance with Sec. 141-147-149.

32. Resolved: That no person be granted license to preach or renewal of credentials, who does not believe in and practice the Bible doctrine of tithing, and tithe into the Pilgrim Holiness Church.

33. Resolved: That all persons applying for license, appear in person. to the Examining Board, unless applicant is sick or otherwise unable to appear, and in such case, some inember of the Assembly certify to their character and location.

34. Resolved: That those pursuing the Study Course send for their home study course early in the year, forwarding with their request 25 cents to cover the cost of questions and postage for each subject.

PASTORS

35. Resolved: That each pastor read all Resolutions of this Assembly to his congregation at the earliest possible convenience.

36. Resolved: That each pastor of our District make a special effort to place a current Manual in the home of each member our our church.

37. Resolved: That each local church board or pastor calling an evan-gelist outside the district or from another church, consult the District Superintendent.

38. Resolved: That each pastor list in a book, the name and address of each Advocate subscriber with the date of expiration, said book to be transferred to the following pastor,

39. Resolved: That all pastors, when changing charges, must adhere to our Manual, section 53, paragraph 14.

40. Resolved: That each minister of our district closely observe the requirements of the Manual, section 153, in regard to recognizing local pastor.

41. Resolved: That no pastor hold revivals off his charge without making satisfactory arrangements with his church board and the District Superintendent, and that no pastor hold a revival away from his church within thirty days after a revival in his own church, then not more than two revivals during the conference year, provided said church is supporting him.

42. Resolved: That all pastors bring the obituary of deceased members, which have been prominent in the District, to the Assembly for the benefit of the Condolence Commiftee.

MINISTERS

43. Resolved: That each minister who has not been supporting finan-cially the local church to which he belongs, do so this year.

44. Resolved: That each minister attend the Camp and Assembly in full or give written explanation and present it to the District Council.

ASSEMBLY

45. Resolved: That no one leave the Assembly without its permission. 15

46. Resolved: That no church elect a delegate to our District Assembly who will not agree to stay through the entire Assembly. (Manual, Sec. 82, par. 2.)

47. Resolved: That the Assembly convene on Thursday of the last week of Camp.

CAMP

48. Resolved: That we register all who come to Camp, assigning work t& each one, as equally as possible. A meal ticket will be given all who register, and is to be presented at the dining room door.

49. Resolved: That all who disregard the following rules be answer-able to the Distsict Council.

a. All pastors shall instruct their church and young people that all who come to Camp shall abide by Its rules.

b. Everyone shall retire, or be quiet, after 10:00 P. M. c. A dean shall be appointed over each dormintory when necessary. d. No single young people shall be allowed off the ground after 7:00

P. M. e. No article shall be taken from the dining room or kitchen without

permission from the one in charge, and shall be returned in good condition. f. No food shall be taken from the, kitchen without permission., g. Parents shall supervise the conduct of their children while on the

Campground. h. A supervisor shall be appointed to care for the kitchen and dining-

room wo:kers; for the parking .o cars; caring for the tent,. and tabernacle; and for the cleaning of the Campground; these to be appointed by the Campground committee.

50. Resolved: That all preachers give three days' labor, or pay the equivalent, in developing our Campground, or in preparation for the District Camp and Assembly when called upon by the District Supe:intendent.

51.Resolved: That the District furnish bedding for the Camp evangelist, and workers.

MINUTES

52. Resolved: That all resolutions be retained from year to year un-less revoked or revised by special act. of the Assembly.

53. Resolved: That we have 600 copies of our District Minutes print-od, said minutes to sell for 15 cents per copy..

54. Resolved: That the Assembly give a rising vote of thanks to our General Superintendent, Rev. W. L. Surbrook; Secretary of Home Missions, Rev. R. W. Wolfe; Fo.reign Missionary Representative, Miss Flora Belle Slateo: Beulah Rescue Home Superintendent, Rev. W. H. Pratt; our District Superintendent, Rev. L. S. Houston, and to our district officials, our laboring help, donators, and to all who have served so faithfully to make this Camp a blessing.

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RECOMMENDATION OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE 1. We recommend: That each Sunday School of.our District pay

lOc per wee$ for a Tent Fund. We further recommend that each Sunday School adopt the Birthday Offering plan, said offering to go toward the Téi and Home Missionar.y Fund. - 2. We recommend: That each church pay not less than $5.00 on

the expenses of. the pastor and delegate to the District Assembly to be raised iry the District Superintendent at the annual meeting. We further recom-nend: That the amount raised be equally divided, provided the pastor and delegate do not go to the Assembly together.

3. We recommend: That each church take a free-wilt offering for the District Superintendent on his regular visits, same to be sent in by the locaJ treasurer as District Budget.

4. Inasmuch as this State is included in the Owosso, Michigan, Bible School Zone, we, therefore, strongly recommend: That our people patron-ize our own Bible School.

5. Whereas,. there is a pressing need for funds to erect buildings to house our people, we recommend that we, as an Assembly, make stren-uous efforts this year to raise such funds. The same to be used at thel dis-cretion of the District Council.

6. We recommend:. That we adopt the system of raising foreign Missionery money requested by the General Church Board as follows: That each church have a Weekly Prayer Service and that. a Missionary Rally le held monthly on the Lord's Day, and at this service an offering be taken for Foreign Missions, same to be forwarded to the District Treasurer.

7. We recommend: That all active pastors and evangelists pay. 3/4

of their ministerial tithes and 1/2 of theii4 tithes from secular labor, to the. District. All other licensed and ordained ministers to be assessed $12.00. per year, same to be paid monthly. Failure to do so, will call for the action of the District Council.

8. We recommend: That the Superintendent and the Treasurer be vested with power to purchase bond, or insurance, as required to securely cover the Treasurer, and all District monies.

• 9. We recommend: That the District. Treasurer shall send out to each local church, quarterly statements showing amounts due in each de-partment. We further recommend: That quarterly statements be sent each minister showing amount due on assessment.

10. We recommend: That the District Treasurer be paid $125.00 per year and the District Secretary te paid $50.00, same to be paid in equal monthly payments.

11. We recommend: That the District Superintendent's salary be $1,500.00 per year, and that he be granted tw.o weeks of vacation with pay; also, that he be paid 3c per mile for traveling expenses, not to exceed $500.00.

12. We recommend. That the Assistant Superintendent be allowed SOc per meal for meals bought while working in the district work.

13. We recommend: That where it is possible, every church with twenty members of voting age pay their pastor $10.00 or more, and that every church with thirty members of voting age pay $15.00 as a mini-mum. Churches having forty members of voting age pay $20.00 per week

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minimum. Churches witl% fifty members of voting age to pay what church and pastor agree upon in harmony with this scale.

14. We recommend: That the District Treasurer prepare a chart for the District Assembly giving a gold star to the churches paid up in full t the District and General interests, an dgiving honotable mention to the churches paying the most according to their membership.

15. We recommend: That we strictly adhere to the ruling of the Manual, section 127, paragraph 121, in regard to General Funds. "To get a yearly budget of expense of not more than $3.00 per member for the General church both at home and abroud, namely; Foreign Missions, Home Missions and Administrative Expense. The General Assembly of 1938, instructed The General Board to make the division of such General church funds as follows: (a) for the fiscal years 1939-42, $1.90 for For-eign Missions, 60c for Home Missions, 50c foi General Administrative Expenses." The action of the General Board: "Be it resolved: That when a local church. raises its general budget allotments monthly, such church shall be granted the privilege of specifying surplus funds. In the event the local church treasurer does not allot General Budget Funds according to the Manual, section 127, paragraph 12, that the General Board authorize the District Treasurer to make th proper allotment,"

16. We recommend: That District Budget, Camp Budget, Home Missions, Bible School and General Assenbly expense be combined under the head of District Budget. We further recommend: That 45% of the District Budget go to the Sinking Fund, which shall be a perferred claim, 10% to Home Missions, 20% to Camp Budget, 5% to Bible School, and 20% to General Assembly Expense. We recommend: That 75% of the District Budget go to the Sinking Fund, which shall be a preferred claim, 25% to g for general operatin expense of the Camp.

17. We recommend: That each church send in to the District Treas-urer the sum equivalent to lOc per member for the Camp Evangelist offering.

18. We recommend: That each church be requested to raise for District Budget at least the amount equivalent to $3.00 per member of voting ag reported t the Assembly. Also, that a chart appear in the minutes statingi the amount tha each church will be expected to raise 1 y the month according to the amount assessed.

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THE MONTHLY DISTRICT BUDGET

APPORTIONMENT OF EACH CHURCH

Ashland First $ 8.00 Kingwood 3.75 Ashland Second 7.25 Latonia 7.50 Aspen Grove 3.25 Liberty 2.00 Bott's Creek 3.25 Louisville 9.75 Carroilton 8.00 Maysville 7.25 Central City 5.50 McAndrews 8.25 Cloverport 4.50 Olive Hill 14.00 Covington First 11.50 Prestonsburg 5.50 Dalesburg 1.75 Rockdale 2.00 •Elizabethtown 15.00 Rush 5.75 Erlanger 3.00 Salem 5.00 Falmouth 5.50 Soldier 6.50 Frankfort 9.75 Toler 3.00 Fullerton 4.00 Trace -. 3.50 Garvin Hill 6.75 Tram 4.25 Greenup 3.25 Wheelwrighl 3.25 Hitchins 6.00 Willard 3.75

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DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

To the Thirty-second Annual Assembly of the Pilgrim Holiness Churches of the Kentucky District, now in session, Greetings in the Name of Jesus:

Another year has come and gone and we are still spared as monuments of God's grace and mercy. As a superintendent, we feel we have been the thankful recipient of Hi unmerited favors and blessings. Great have been the Lord's blessings on us during the year which is now history. While the b'tirdens have been many, and problems difficult, we have found Him ever r. present help in time of need, and His promise true, "I will never leave thee nor forsake thee." The activities of the day have many times run late into the night, yet it has been a great pleasure to render service to God and our fellowmen in the capacity which He has permitted me to labor.

Many gains have been made in the different departments of our Church, for which we give Him praise. We have had a number of gracious revivals throughout the District. As a result of the revival a splendid group has beeu added to the churches. Aspen Grove has provided a parsonage for their ineiming pastor by ceiling the old camp dining room. Carroilton has made improvements in both the church and parsonage. Central City has ceiled and papered their church. Covington First has purchased new seats for their aduitorium. Covington Second, having suffered a heavy loss clue to fire, has now completed their remodeling program, which adds consid-erable convenience as well as beauty to the church. They have also in-stalled a new furnace. Denton is no soliciting funds for the construction of a new church, and are making good progress. Elizabethtown has done considerable improvement on the interior of the church and parsonage, and has built a garage. Erlanger has purchased a bus for their Sunday school. Frankfo:t has added to their church seven new Sunday School rooms, a vestibule with bell, two porches, and painted the exterior of thei building. They have also purchased & piano, seats for auditorium, and furnitur for the pasto'i study. Fullerton has purchased a bus for the Sunday School. Garvin Hill has weather-boarded and painted both the interior and exterior of the chuich and are soliciting funds for a brick parsonage. Greenup is praying for a buildingi program. Kingswood is now completing four lovely Sunday School rooms. Maysville has added to its church a steeple and bell.

McAndrews has built a lovely church, 32x34 feet, with hardwood floo:s. This is a building that would grace any city. While starting without any money in the treasury at the present time, the debt is only about one thous-an dollars. They are now working toward a parsonage. Olive Hill has a new roof on the chu:ch, and have painted both the interior and exterior. Irockdale has recently painted the church. Rush has solicited funds for :ome improvements to be made in the near future. Toler has painted the interior of the church. Trace has painted the interior of the church. Ty-rone has made a number of improvements. Wheelwright is soliciting funds and hope to start their building program in the near future.

The Lord has given us two very promising missions during the year, one being at Pleasureville, and the other at Lexington, and at the pres-ent we have two other buildings rented for the opening of new works shortly after Assmlly, on being located in Bowling Green, and the other

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in Paducah. We have organized one church located at Dalesburg. We are now soliciting funds for three building programs, namely, a church at Wheelwright, a church at Denton, and a parsonage at Garvin Hill, The Lord has made it possible for us to build three1 new cabins on the Camp-ground, pay over three hundred dollars ($300) on ou indebtedness, and make improvements such as electric wiring around Campground and wiring of cabins. He hss permitted us to conduct three gracious revivals, and has given us one hundred and seventy (172) souls, either saved or sancti-fied. We have enjoyed standing behind the sacred desk two hundred and thirty-two times to give out God's message. We have conducted one hun-dred and forty-seven (147) business meetings, fourteen (14) quarterly rreetings, participated in fifteen (15) Young People's rallies, conducted one Ministerial convention, and attended one General Board Meeting. We have dedicated the church steeple and bell at Maysville, the church at Mc-Andrew's, and also the church at Central City. We have dedicated thirteen (13) children and have conducted two baptirmel services, baptizing seven-teen (17) individuals. We have participated in twelve (12) communion services, prayed with forty-two (42) for healing, made three hundred fifty-three (353) calls, bave out two thousand two hundred seventy (2,270) tracts, and secured thirty (30) Advocate subscriptions. We have traveled twenty-two thousand two hundred twenty-four (22,224) miles, one thous-and ninety-one (1,091) miles of which was on a home missionary tou.r to a number of our western cities where the field is truly ripe unto harvest and the laborers few. We have received as annual salary fifteen hundred dol-lais ($1,500), plus three hundred dollais ($300) traveling expenses. From revivals, ninety-one dollars and seventy cents ($91.70) and tithe donations from pestors, thirty-seven dollars and seventy cents ($37.70.)

Praise for the above accomplishments is attributed first to God and then to our sacrificing people throughout the District. Many times we have been made to weep as we think of the goodness of God toward us and the sacrifice on the part of our brethren who have made such possible. Thinking of the blessings o the past with the opportunities of the future, I am detemined to press forward for God and souls.

You4 unworthy servant, L. S. HOUSTON.

ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

To the Thirty-second Annual Assembly of the Pilgrim Holiness Church, Kentucky District, now in session:

This being my first year as Assistant Superintendent, my report is brief. The past year has bee one of my best since being Pilgrim. I had the privilege of touring the District and visiting most all of our churches in the interest of the young folks. We feel like the Psalmist, who said, in the third verse of the one hundred and twenty-sixth Psalm: "The Lord hath done great things for us, whereof we are glad."

I have traveled over 3,000 miles, received $45.00 for traveling expenses. I have had sweet felloa ship with the brethren over the District and God has blessed our labors together.

Respectfully submitted,

C. F. SHIELDS.

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REPORT OF DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOSTER

Being already actively engaged has hindeed some in my visiting all our churches in the interest of th Sunday School. Then, too, local revivals and Group Meetings made changes in scheduled tours, resulting in our not being able to return. However, I have visited twenty-four of our churches. Received good response to the message God gave us.

I have traveled by bus 1,662 miles, The offering amounted to $24.54. Traveling expenses $30.98. Attendance totaling 587.

M. L. BROWN.

REPORT OF AUDITING COMMITTEE

We, the Auditing Committee, have audited the Treasurer's book and find it to be in perfect condition.

J. P. VINCENT, BERL FORTNER, Mrs. JOS. A. THOMAS.

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DISTRICT TREASURER'S REPORT.

RECEIPTS: Sinking Fund $ 795.12 District Home Missions 339.69 Bible School 106.90 General Assembly Expense 126.91 Camp Budget 454.41 Tent Fund 231.09 Beulah Rescue Home 33.60 Camp Evangelist 39.65 Foreign Missions 864.00 General Home Missions 270.70 General Administrative Expense 218.78 Ministerial Tithe 1,422.85 Ministerial Arsessments 184.00 District Minutes 78.00 Cloverport 177.58 Cabins 129.00 Special Home Missions 200.35

Total $5,672.83

EXPENDITURES: Home Missions $ 275.71 Bflle School -- 106.90 Tent Fund 171.07 Buleah Rescue Home 33.60 Foreign Missions 864.00 General Home Missions 270.70 General Administrative Expense 218.78 District Superintendent's Salary 1,500.00 District Treasurer's Ss lary 125.00 District Secretary's Salary 50.00 District Superintendents Traveling Expenses 300.00 District superintendent, Stamps and Telephone 92.26 Camp Note and Interest 414.72 District Treasurer, Stamps and Omce Supplies 30.88 Special Home Missions 25.00

Cabins 128.82 District Minutes 78.00 Cloverport 120.00 Miscellaneous -- -- 123.72

Total -------- $4,954.16 Cash on Hand $ 718.47

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CHURCH REPORTS ASHLAND FIRST-A. R. BROOKE, Pastor. Sermons preached, 80;

prayer services conducted, 4$; total pastora' calls, 837; revivals, 3; seeking regeneration, 12; seeking sanctification, 5; dealt with in personal work, 110; prayed with for healing, 18; communion services conducted, 3; n-tar-riages, 4; funerals, 3; cash support from church, $490; donations, $108; gifts, $30.00; total support, $628.

STATISTICAL-Memberj on roll last report, 57; dropped, 20; trans-fgerred by letter, 2; deaths, 1; total removals, 23; ordained ministers, 1; licensed ministers, 1; local ministers, 2; members in full standing, 30; to-. tal membership, 34; members of voting age on roll, 34; preaching services, 104; jail or prison services, 8; church prayer services, 52; cottage meetings, 1; total services, 165; tithers, 18; subscribers to Advocate, 8.

FINANCIAL-Regular offerings, $876.10; special offerings, $257.42; total receipts, $1,133.52; pastor's support, $628; insurance, $25.00; local expenses, $162.58; indebtedness, $203.42; evangelists, $115.00; district bud-get, 64.20; district home missions, $5.20; general gudget, $65.74; total expenditures, $1,131.09; cash on hand, $2.43.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 13; net enrollment, 154; total enrollment, 167; average weekly attendance, 99; average weekly at-tendance last report, 9; cradle roll, 30; sessions, 52; cash brought for-ward, $14.98; regular offerings, $290.44; birthday offerings, $13.65; special offerings, $73.48; total receipts, $377.57; literature, $42.05; local church and Sunday School expenses, $334.83; total expenditures, $379.38; cash on hand, $12.98.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY REPORT-Meetings held, .40; average attendance, 35; cash brought forward, $2.86; total receipts, $22.24; total expenditures, $16.11; cash on hand, $6.13.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS BY DEPARTMENTS-Grand total receipts, $1,533.33; grand total expenditures, $1,526.58; cash on hand in all depart-ments, $21.54; church value $6,000; parsonage, $2,400; debt, $949; equity, $451; total value, $7,400.

ASHLAND, SECOND-H. L. FULLER, Pastor. Sermons preached, 85; prayer services conducted, 31; calls, 210; revivals conducted, 3; seeking regeneration, 5; seeking sanctification, 17; baptized, 2; communion serv-ices conducted, 1; funerals, 2; ordained, cash support from church, $780; &nations, $74.60; gifts, $81.25; total support, $935.85.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 38; dropped, 7; deaths, 1; total removals, 8; additions by p.rofession of faith 2; by letter, 2; total additions, 4; ordained ministers, 4; licensed ministers, 1; local ministers, 3; deaconesses, 1; members in full standing, 26; total membership, 34; mem-bers of voting age noW on-roll, 34; preaching services, 153; church prayer services, 40; cottage meetings, 27; children's meetings, 5; total services, 225; tithers, 16; subscribers to Advocate, 10.

FINANCIAL-Cash brought forward, $3.00; regular offerings, $1,-010.40; special offerings, $1,542.39; total receipts, $2,555.79; pastor's support, $780; interest, $44.40; improvements, $431.84; indebtedness, $120.00; evangelists, $305.75; district superintendent, $3.10; district bud get, $84.40; general foreign missions, $44.75; general home missions $14.20; general administration expense, $12,08; incidentals, $685.44; total

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expenditures, $2,525.96; cash on hand, $29.83. SUNDAX SCITOOL-Teachers and oflIce,rs, 13; net enrollment, 128;

total enrollment, 141; average weekly attendance, 101; cradle roll, 11; ses-sions, 52; cash lrought forward, $13.89; regular offerings, $152.88; birth-day offerings, $8.02; special offerings, $67.75; total receipts, $242,54; lit-erature, $51.50; missions, $15.00; equipment, $118.28; miscellaneous, $44.67; total expenditures, $229.45; cash on hand, $13.09. -

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY-Meetings, 52; members last report, 13; active, 13; honorary, 3; cash brought forward, $4.16; offerings, $152.59; total receipts, $156.75; foreign missions, $13.25; native workers, $129.00; incidentals, $22.75; total expenditures, $156; cash on hand, $0.75.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS BY DEPARTMENTS-Regular church, $2,-555.79; Sunday School, $242.54; Young People's Society, $156.75; grand total, $2, 955.08; regular church expenditures, $2,525.96; Sunday School, $229.45; Young People's Society, $156; grand total, $2,911.41; cash on hand in all departments, $43.67; church value, $2,950; equity, $2,950; par-s-onag value, $1,800; debt;' $620; equity, 1,180; total value, $4,750; debt, $620; equity, $4.130.

ASPEN GROVE-C. J. PRATHER, Pastor. Sermons preached, 38; -prayer services conducted, 8; pastoral calls to members, 55; to non-mem- • Lers, 94; total calls, 140; seeking regeneration, 19; dealt with personally, 55; prayed with for healing, 24; ordained, cash support from, church. $131.42; donations, $17; total support, $148.42.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 11; dropped, 2; total re-movals, 2; additions by profession of faith, 6; present memL.ership, 15; ordained ministers, 1; members in- full standing, 6. members of voting age now on roll, 14; preaching services, 61; church prayer services, 15; Young People's services, 2; total services, 78;- tithers, 4; subsccibers to Advocate, 2.

FINANCIAL-Regular offerings, $288.09; total receipts, $295.09; pas-tor's support, $135.09- insurance, $9.85; interest, $41.36; district minutes, $1.05; evangelists, $50.00; district superintendent, $3.60; ministerial tithe. $7.00; district budget, $19.40; foreign missions, $5.05; incidentals, $52.59; total expendituures, $295.09.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 4; net enrollment, 14; to-tal enrollment, 18; average weekly attendance, 12; average weekly at-tendance last report, 6; sessions, 49; cash brought forward, $1.33; regular offerings, $18.69; Lirthday offerings, $2.00; special offerings, $2.10; total receipts, $24.12; incidentals, $6.14; literature, $7.72; tent fund, $5.20; home missions, $1.00; total expenditures, $20.06; cash on hand, $4.06.

SUMMARY TOTALS BY DEPARTMENTS-Grand total receipts, $319.21; grand total expenditures, $315.15; cash on hand in all depart-ments, $4.06; cash value, $2,500; debt, $212.50.

BOLTS FORK-HOMER BARBER, Pastor. Sermons preached, 112; crayer services conducted, 38; pastoral calls, 5; revivals conducted, 2: seeking regeneration, 6; seeking sanctification, 1; dealt with personally, 15; prayed with for healing, 4; baptized, 2; marriages, 1; licensed, cash support from church, $26.71.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 15; licensed ministers, 1; local ministers, 3; members in full standing, 12; total membership, 15; members of voting age now on roll, 14; preaching services, 87; church pray-

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er services, 38; total services, 125; tithe.rs, 5; subscribers to Advocate, 3. FINANCIAL-Cash brought forward, lOc; regular offerings, $94.36;

total receipts, $94.36; p?stor's support, $26.71; evangelists, $45.00; district budget, $18.45; total expenditures, $90.16; cash on hand, $4.20; grand to-tal receipts, $106.58 grand total expenditures, $101.92; cash on hand all departments, $4.66.

SUNDAY SCHOOL,.-Teachers and officers, 6; net enrollment, 30; total enrollment, 36; average weekly attendance, 26; number of sessions, 38; regular offerings, $12.22; literature, $11.76; total expenditures, $11.76; cash on hand, 46c.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS BY DEPARTMENTS-Grand total receipts, $106.58; grand total expenditures, $101.92; cash on hand in all departments, $4.66.

BURRIS CHAPEL (Missi)- E. G. HICKERSON, Pastor. Sermons preached, 38; prayer services conducted, 14; calls to members, 12; calls to non-members, 10; total calls, 22; revivals conducted, 2; seeking regenera-tion, 6; seeking sanctification, 4; dealt with personally, 2; prayed with for healing, 4; funerals, 1; cash support from church, $36.29.

STATISTICAL-No report. FINANC1AL-Pastor's support, $36.29; debt, $25.00. SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 5; net enrollment, 29;

total enrollment, 25; average weekly attendance, 18; scholars converted during the year, 5; cash brought forward, $0.20; regular offerings, $9.30; total receipts, $9.50; literature, $8.00; total expenditures, $8 00; cash on hand, $1.50.

CARROLLTON-G. E. PETTERSON, Pastor. Sermons preached, 104; prayer services conducted, 59; calls to members, 263; calls to non-members, 250; total calls, 513; revivals conducted, 2; seeking regeneration, 54; seek-ing sanctification, 18; dealt with personally, 84; prayed with for healing, 60; baptized, 6; communion services conducted, 2; marriages, 7; funerals, 3; cash support from church, $381.57; donations, $90.46; gifts, $65.30; total support, $537.33.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 32; transferred by 'et-ter, 3; total rerncvals, 3; additions by profession of faith, 2; by letter, 3; total additions, 5 licensed ministers, 2; local ministers, 1; deaconesses, 1; members in full standing, 30; total membership, 34; members of voting age now on roll, 34; preaching services, 141; open air services, 2; jail or prison services, 21; church prayer services, 54; cottage meetings, 8; children's services, 45; young people's services, 17; totai services, 288; subscribers to Advocate, 5.

FINANCIAL- - Cash brought forward, $11.72; regular offerings, $702.57; special offerings, $83.95; miscellaneous, $65.30; $90.46; $2.31; total receipts, $956.31; pastors support, $537.83; rents, $47.37; tent fund; $5.30; improvements, $9.95; indebtedness, $133.56; evangelists, $107; dis-trict superintendent, $7.20; other workers, $6.25; district budget, $27.75; district home missions, $3.00; general foreign missions, $16.90; general home missions, $4.82; general administrative expense, $22.09; incidentals, $16.40; special interests, $10.85; total expenditures, $955.56; cash on hand, $0.75.

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enrollment, 75; average weekly attendance, 45; average weekly attend-ance last report, 47; sessions, 52; scholars converted during year, 14; joined church, 3; books in library, 17; cash brought forward, $5.86; regular ciferings, $67.58; birthday offerings, $5.51; miscellaneous, $0.86; song books, $29.75; total receipts, $109.53; literature, $44.48; equipment, $11.94; tent fund, $5.30; song books, $29.72; total expenditures, $106.16 cash on hand $3.37.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY-17 meetings held. GRAND TOTAL RECEIPTS-$1,065.84; grand total expenditures,

$1,061.72; cash on hand in all departments, $4.12; church and parsonage valuation, $2,500.

CENTRAL CITY-D. D. FORTNER, Pastor. Sermons preached, 85; prayer services conducted, 118; calls to members, 60; calls to non-members, 43; total calls, 103; revivals conducted, 2; seeking regeneration, 39; seek-ing sanctification, 1; dealt with personally, 24; prayed with for healing, 4; baptized, 1; funerals assisted, 1; cash support from church, $53.39; do-nations, $22.19; total support, $75.58.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 20; dropped, 3; total removals, 3; additions by profession of faith, 4; total additions, 4; ordained ministers, 1; licensed ministers, 1; memFers in full standing, 22; total mem-bership, 24; preaching services, 122; church prayer services, 45; cottage meetings, 18; total services, 185; tithers, 8; Advocate subscribers, 3.

FINANCIAL - Cash brought forward, $0.70; regular offerings, $104.27; foreign missions, $15.64; improvements, $12.16; evangelists, $40.10; ministerial tithe, $1.90; donations, $22.19; total receipts, $196.96; pastor's support, $53,39; fuel, $16.00; donations, $22.19; improvements, $26.86; district camp, $0.10; evangelists, $40.10; district superintendent; $3.46; district camp evangelist, $2.30; district budget, $2.55; district home missions $0.15; •foreign missions, $15.64; general home missions, $0.25; general administrati)n expense, $0.25; district minutes, $1.50; incidentals, $7.52; ministe1ial tithe, $1.90; ministerial meeting, $1.00; total expendi-tures, $195.27; balance on hand, $1.69.

SUNDASCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 5; net enrollment, 47; total enroilnierit, :52; average weekly attendance, 35; average weekly attendance last report, 30; net gain, 5; sessions, 52; scholars converted during the year, 4; joined church, 4; cash brought forward, $4.15; regular offerings, $21.70; birthday offerings, $0.46; total receipts, $26.31; literature, $9.93; equipment, $7.72; tent fund, $2.35; home missions, $0.75; total expenditures, $20.75; balance on hand, $5.56.

YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY-Meetings held, 32; attendance for the year, 309; cash hought forward, $0.90; offerings, $5.33; total receipts, $6.23; Incidentals, $5.16; total expenditures, $5.16; cas} on hand, $1.07.

SUMMARY OR TOTALS - Total receipts, $229.50; total expenditures, $221.18; cash on h:and in all departments, $8.32; church valuation, $1,500.

CLOVERPORT-S. S. HULETT, Pastor. Sermons preached, 88; prayer services conducted, 55;, ca1ic to members, 226; calls to non-members, 109; pastoral calls, 335; revivals conducted, 2; seeking regeneration, 68; seek-ing sanctification, 12; dealt with personally, 30; prayed with for healing, 47; baptized, 1; communion services conducted, 2; children dedièated, 2. mar-riages, 3; funerals, 5; cash support from church, $287.91; donations,

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$109.76; gifts, $41.70; total support, $439.37. STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 19; additions by pro-

fession of faith, 2; total additions, 2; present membership, 21; licensed rninistes, 3; local ministers, 1; deaconesses, 4; members in full standing, 17; total membership, 21; members of voting age now on roll, 21; preach-ing services, 107; church prayer services, 47; cottage meetings, 46; total services, 200; tithers, 7.

FINANCIAL-Regular offerings and total receipts, $656.59; pastor's support, $287.91; rent, $48.00; ministerial assessment, $12.00; improve-ments, $30.00; indebtedness, $90.64; evangelists, $90.00; district superin-tendent, $21.88; tent fund, $3.00; district budget, $4.75; district home mis-sions, $0.50; general foreign missions, $15.39; general home missions, $1.75; minutes, $1.50; incidentals, $35.72; special interests, $13.05; total expenditures, $65.09; cash on hand, $0.50.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and offiers, 6; net enrollment, 32; total enrollment, 38; average weekly attendance, 40; sessions, 52; scholars converted during the yearf 4; regular offerings, $24.90; birthday offerings, $3.30; total receipts, $28.20; literature, $13.58; miscellaneous, $12.74; total expenditures, $26.32; cash on hand, $1.88.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY-No report. SUMMARY OF TOTALS-Grand total receipts, $684.79; grand total

expenditures, $682.41; cash on hand in all departments, $1.88; church valuation, $4,000.

COTTAGEVILLE-DONALD ROSS, Pastor Pastor's support, $56.45; district budget, $25.09; generdl budget, $10.96; electric, $18.00; evangelists, $35.as; repairs, $48.60; total, $194.45.

COVINGTON FIRST-F. M. SINGLETON, Pastor. Sermons preached, 116 prayer services conducted, 46; calls to members, 204; calls to non-meirbers, 156; total calls, 350; revivals conducted, 3; seeking regenera-tion, 41; seeking sanctification, 20; dealt with personally, 56; prayed with for healing, 36; communion cervices conducted, 1; children dedicated, 2; marriages, 2; funerals, 1; cash support from church, $1,220; donations, $15; treasurer's salary, $125; gifts, $100; total support, $1,459.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 48; dropped, 5; trans-ferred by letter, 1; total removals, 6; additions by profession of faith, 7; additions by letter, 1; total additions, 8 present membership, 50; ordained ministers, 1; licensed ministers, 1; local ministers, 1; members in full stand-ing, 48; total membership, 50; members of voting age now on roll, 48; preaching services, 144; jail or prison services, 6; church prayer services, 45; cottage meetings, 7; total services, 196; tithers, 42; Advocate sub-scribers, 30.

FINANCIAL-Cash brought forward, $0.05; regular offerings, $2,-618; special offerings, $70.98; sale of seats, $16.00; total receipts, $2,-705.03; pastor's support, $1,220; fuel, $85.84; interest, $225.90; improve-niènts, $93.71; indebtedness, $54.04; evangelists, $204.20; pastor's love of-fering, $38.30; janitor, $102; district budget, $108.15; tent meeting ex-pense, $87.30; general foreign missions, $98.03; geneLal home missions, $29.96; general administrative expense, $24.85; ministerial tithe, $108.55; incidentals, $148.01; special interests, $72.30; total expenditures, $2,-'701.14; cash on hand, $3.89.

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SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and ofilcers, 9; net enrollment, 88; to-tal' enrollment, 94; average weekly attendance, 72; average weekly attend-ance last report, 75; net loss, 3; sessions, 52; scholars converted during the year, 16; joined church, 7; cash brought forward, $10.13; regular offer-ings, $547.63; birthday offerings, $17.57; total receipts, 0575.33; camp and tent fund, $9.90 church debt, $374.93; home missions, $17.57; litera-ure, $70.95; general expense, $82.06; total expenditures, $555.21; cash on

hand, $20.12. YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY-Meetings held, 40; members last re-

post; 21; active, 10; associate, 1; honorary, 4; gain, 4; average attendance, 30; cash brought forward, $52,21; offerings, $93.56; church benches, $525; total receipts, $670.77; rug for church, $140.05; pews, $525; total expen-ciitures, $665.05; cash on hand, $5.72.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS BY DEPARTMENTS-Grand total receipts, $3,951.12; grand total expenditures, $3,921.40; cash on hand in all de-partments, $29.73; church valuation, $8,000; debt, $3,227.39; equity, $4,-772.6 1.

DALESBURG-E. L. POLLEY, Pastor. Sermons preached, 24; prayer services conducted, 18; calls to members, 25; calls to non-members, 10; total calls, 35; revivals conducted, 6; seeking regeneration, 20; seeking sanctification, 5; prayed with for healing, 4; baptized, 7; cash support from church, $77.59; donations, $15; total support, $92.59.

FINANCIAL-Regular offerings and total receipts, $165.61; pastor's support, $77.50; evangelists, $69; district budget, $14.50; general budget, $4.52; total expenditures, $165.61.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 5; net enrollment, 28; total enrollment, 33; average weekly attendance, 20; average weekly attendance last report, 19; gain, 1; sessions, 42; regular offerings, $16.50; literature, $15.31; total expenditures, $15.31; cash on hand,' $1.19.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS-Grand total receipts, $182.11; grand total expenditures, $180.92; cash on hand in all departments, $1.19. DENTON MISSION-No report.

ELIZABETHTOWN-C. L. ODEN, Pastor. Sermons preached, 78; pray-er, services conducted, 44; calls to members, 638; to non-members, 216; pas-toral calls, 854; revivals conducted, 2; seeking regeneration, 51; seeking sanctification, 24; dealt with personally, 1791 prayed with for healing, 20; baptized, 1; communion services conducted, 1; marriages, 3; funerals, 1; cash support, from church, $547.29; donations, $148.14; gifts, $330.57; total support, $1,026.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 66; d.ropped, 3; trans-ferred by letter, 2; total removals, 5; additions by profession of faith, 2; 'cotal additions, 2; ordained ministers, 2; local ministers, -; members in full standing, 60; total membership, 63; members of voting age now on roll, 62; preaching services, 128; jail or prison services, 12; church prayer services, 48; cottage meetings, 2; total services, 190; Advocate subscribers, 26.

FINANCIAL-Cash brought forward, $258.09; regular offerings, $1,-709.83; special offerings, $640.70; total receipts, $2,668.62; pastor's sup-port, $574; interest, $46.39; improvements, $209.62; indebtedness, $328.67; evangelists, $233.93; district superintendent, $14.85; ministerial tithe, $43.15; district budget, $180.61; general foreign missions, $116.57; gen-eral home missions, $37.32; general administration expense, $31.26; in-

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cidentals, $342.78; special interests, $344.48; total expenditures, $2,-403.62; cash on hand, $264.99.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 9; net enrollment, 159; to-tal enrollment, 168; average weekly attendance, 108; average weekly at-tendance ]ast report, 152; cradle roIl, 29; loss, 24; sessions, 52; scholars converted durisig year, 11; joined church, 1; books in library, 6; cash brought forward, $15.23; regular offerings, $121.49; birthday offerings, $23.30; special offerings, $17.78; total receipts, 177.80; church budget, $29.09; literature, $65,26; tent fund, $5.20; equipment, etc., $44.15; birth-day offerings, $23.30; total expenditures, $167; cash on hand, $10.80.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY-Meetings held, 51; members last re-port, 40; present membership, 39; active, 27; associate, 3; honorary, 9; loss, 1; average attendance, 30; casE brought forward, $7.40; offerings received, $'23.25; total receipts, $30.65; total expenditures, $24.19; cash on hand, $6.46.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS-Grand total receipts, $2,877.07; grand total expenditures, $2,594.82; cash on hand in all departments, $282.25; church caluation, $5,300 debt, $511; equity, $4,789.

ERLANGER-Rey. W. L. ROBINSON, Pastor. Sermons preached, 115; prayer services conducted, 41; calls to members, 2; calls to non-members, 100; total calls, 102; revivals conducted% 1; seeking regeneration, 19; seek-ing sanctification, 8; prayed with for healing, 9; baptized, 10; communion services conducted, 3; children dedicated, 5; marriages, 3; funerals, 3; cash support from church, $175.74; donations, $20.00; total support, $185.74.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 14; dropped, 10; trans-ferred by letter, 1; total removals, 11; additions by profession of faith, 13; total additions, 13 ordained ministers, 3; deaconesses, 2; members in full standing, 13; total membership, 16; members of voting age now on roll, 15; preaching services, 108; open air services, 20; jail or prison services, 2; church prayer services, 10; cottage meetings, 48; children's and young peo-ple's services, 58; ladies' missionary prayer services, 52; total services, 269; tithers, 13; Advocate subscribers, 45.

FINANCIAL-Regular offerings, $572.50; special offerings, $80.42; total receipts, $652.92; pastor's support, $175.74; rents, $150; interest, $1.80; improvements, $85.51; indebtedness, $1.40; evangelists, $45.28; miscellane-ous, $48.77; district budget, $31.63; district home missions, $3.50; general foreign missions, $23.71; general home missions, $7.37; general adminis-trative expense, $6.17; Bible school, $2.50; incidentals, $56.16; total ex-penditures, $639.54; cash on hand, $13.38.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 7; net enrollment, 45; to-tal enrollment, 52; average •weekly attendance, 35; average weekly attend-ance last report, 29; cradle roll, 2; net gain, 6; sessions, 50; scholars con-verted during the year, 5; joined the church, 13; cash brought forward, $1098; regular offerings, $85.27; birthday offerings, $10.40; special offer-ings, $21.89; total receipts, $128.63; literature, $31.83; miscellaneous, $70.53; tent fund, $5.50; total expenditures, $107.86; cash on hand, $20.77.

SUMMARY-Grand total receipts, $781.55; grand total expenditures, $747.40; cash on hand in all departments, $34.15; chuch valuation, $4,000; debt, $1,038.22; equity, $2,961.78.

FALMOUTH-WM. MARKSBERRY, Pastor. Sermons preached, 74; 31

prayer services conducted, 43; calls to members, 117; calls to non-meni-

bers, 122; total calls, 239; revivals conducted, 2; seeking regeneration, 78; seeking sanctification, 38; dealt with personally, 37; prayed with for heal-ing, 41; baptized, 5; communio4 services conducted, 2; children dedicated, 2ç funerals, 3; caslij support fromo church, $260.60; love offerings, $37.00; gifts, $18.10; total support, $315.10; 18 Advocate subscriptions.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 15; transferred by let-ter, 1; total removals, 1; additions by profession of faith, 7; additions by letter, 2; total additions, 9; present membership, 23; licensed ministers, 1 members in full standing, 22; total membership, 23; members of voting age now on roll, 22; preaching services, 104; 0pe9 air services, 1; church prayer services, 50; infiumary services, 8; total services, 163; tithers, 15; Advocate subscribers, 8.

FINANCIAL-RegulaR offerings, $356.50; special offerings, $193.92; total receipts, $550.42; pastor's support, $282.35; love offering, $37.00; stove, $30.00; evangelists, $40.00; district superintendent, $4.00; camp ex-pense, $2.40; district budget, $44.75; general budget, $40.52; Beulah Rescue E-Iome, $1.50; incidentals, $65.90; pastor and delegates, $5.00; tota' expendi-tures, $550.42.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and ofP,cers, 6; net enrollment, 64; total enrollment, 70; average weekly attendance, 47; average weekly attendance last report, 41; net gain, 6; sessions, 52; cash brought forward, $2.55; regular offerings, $54.79; birthday offerings, $8.84; special offerings, $9.55; totaF receipts, $75.73; miscellaneous, $17.62; literature, $30.70 home mis-sions, $7.58; tent fund, $5.20 foreign missions, $3.82; total expenditures, $64.92; cash on hand, $10.81.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY-No report. SUMMARY OF TOTALS-Grand total receipts, $626.15; grand total

expenditures, $615.32; cash on hand in all departments, $10.81; church val-uation, $1500. FRANKFORT-C. E. JOHNSON, Pastor. Sermons preached, 77; pray-er services conducted, 79; calls to members, 199; calls to non-members, 225; total calls, 424; revivals conducted, 5; seeking regeneration, 9; seek-ing sanctification, 15; dealt with personally, So; prayed with for healing, 8; cmmunion services conducted, 1; marriages, 3; funerals, 3; cash sup-port from church, $556.54; donations, $112.06;gifts, $224.65; $93.25.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 43; dropped from roll, 0; total removals, 9; addition by profession of faith, 10; additions by let-Ler, 2; total additions, 12; ordained ministers, 2; licensed ministers, 1; cleaconesses, 2; members in full standing, 43; total membership, 46;: mem-bers of voting age now on roll, 42; preaching services, 139; church prayer services, 85; cottage meetings, 40; total services, 264; tithers, 23; Advo-cate subscribers, 35.

FINANCIAL-Cash brought forward, $846.32; regular offerings, $1, 961.75; special offerings, $160.82; total receipts, $2,968.89; pastor's sup-port, $556.54; gifts and donations, $336.71; interest, $202.40; improve-ments, $899.40; indebtedness, $217.60; evangelists, $186.56; lights, fuel an water, $127.02; district budget, $47.98; ministerial tithe, $61.36; gen-eral foreign missions, $36.40; general home missions, $11,72; general ad-misjrtrative expense, $9.62; district evangelist, $4.00; incidentals, $163.84;

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total expenditures, $2,851.15; cash on hand, $117.74. SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 10; net enrollment, 195;

tbtal enrollment, 205; average weekly attendance, 114; average weekly at-tendance last report, 74; cradle roll, 19; net gain in enrollnient, 51; sessions 52; cash brought forwa:d, $4.67; regular offerings, $135.91; birthday offer-ings, $8.90; special offerings, $8,22; total receipts, $157.70; seats, $10.00; foreign missions, $9.00; Rescue Home, $3.00; literature, $39.15; fuel, $1.00; equipment, $2.60; miscellaneous, $80.78; tent fund, $5.40; total expeditures $150.93; cash on hand, $6.77.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY-Meetings held, 52; members last re-port, 13; active, 10; honorary, 14; net gain, 11; average attendance, 75; cash brought forward, $1.04; offerings, $29.74; total receipts, $30.78; mis-cellaneous, $30.10; total expenditures, $30.10; cash on hand, $10.68.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS-Grand total receipts, $3,157.37; grand total expenditures, $3,032.18; cash.on hand in all departnients, $125.19; church valuation, $11,000; debt, $4,750.52; equity, $6,249.48.

FULLERTON-J. H. ADAMS, Pastor. Sermons preached, 68; prayer services conducted, 56; calls to members, 125; calls to non-members, 70; to4al calls, 195; seeking regeneration, 15; seeking anctification, 21; dealt with in pesona1 work, 150; prayed with fo healing, 20; baptized, 8; chil-dren dedicated, 5; marriages, 2; funerals, 1.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 29; dropped from roll, 7; transferred by letter, 3; total removals, 10; additions by profession of faith, 1; present membership, 20; licensed ministers, 4; local ministers, 2; members in full standing, 14; total menbership, 20; members of voting age now on roll,. 20 preaching services, 90; church prayer services, 52;. total services, 142; tithers, 15; Advocate subscribers, 5.

FINANCIAL-Csh brought forward. $23,9 8; regular offerings, $138.64; special offerings, $54.60; total receipts, $217.22; rents, $108.00; evangelists, $70; district superintendent, $2.50; district budget, $4.00; in-cidentals, $30; total expenditures, $214.50; cash on hand, $2,72.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 7; ne enrollment, 45; to-tal enrollment, 52; average weekly attendance, 52; average weekly attend- aii last report, 48; cradle roll, 5; sessions, 52; scholars converted during the year, 1; joined the church, 1; cash brought forward, $12.30; regular offerings, $54.66; birthday offerings, $3.30; total receipts, $70.26; literature, $5t.31; equipment, $17.30; total expenditures, $67.61; cash on hand, $2.65.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY-Meetings held, 52; present member-ship. 12; active, 12; average attendance, 20; cash brought forward, $3.75; offerings, $9.35; total receipts, $13.10; total expenditures, $10.57; cash on hand, $2.53.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS-Grand total receipts, $300.58; grand total expenditures, $292.68; cash on hand in all departments, $7.90.

GARVN HILL-R. PANTON, Psstor. Sermons preached, 52; prayer services conducted, 12; calls to members, 20; calls to non-members, 10; to-tal calls, 30; revivals conducted, 1; seeking regeneration, 2 seeking sancti-fication, 1; marriager, 1; funerals, 1; cash support, from, church, $174.29; donations, $22.50; total support, $196.79.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 25; dropped from roll, 1; transferred by letter, 1; removals, 2; additions by profession of faith,

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5; total additions, 5; present memL ership, 28; licensed ministers, 1; mem-bers in full standing, 27; total membership, 28; members of oting age now on roll, 28; preaching services, 106; church prayer services, 49; cottage meetings, 47; tootal services, 201; tithers, 9; Advocate subscribers, 5.

FINANCIAL-Regular offerings and total receipts, $411.39; pastor's support, $174.29; donations, $22.50; improvements, $126.81; evangelists, $20; ministerial tithe, $11.17; district budget, $4.01; general home mis-sions, $13.95; incidentals, $38.66; total expenditures, $411.39.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 7; net enrollment, 150; total enrollment, 157; average weekly attendance, 58; average weekly at-teance last report, 58; sessions, 49; cash brought forward, $4.32; regular offerings, $20.34; birthday offerings, $7.61; total receipts, $32.27; literature, $21.86; tent fund, $5.67; total expenditures, $32.27; cash on hand, $4.74.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY - Meetings held, 50; present member-ship, 30; active, 6; associate, 11; honorary, 22; average attendance, 125; offerings and total receipts, $54.62; total expenditures, $52.98; cash on hand, $1.64.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS-Grand total receipts, $498.28; grand total expenditures, $498.28; church valuation, $1,100.

GREENUP-W. E. LOWERY, Pastor. Sermons preached, 118; prayer services conducted, 44; calls, 406; fevivals conducted, 2; seeking regenera-tion, 10; seeking sanctification, 6; dealt with in personal work4 25; prayed with for healing, 6; baptized, 1; communion services conducted, 1; cash sup-port from church, $230.33; donations, $77.13; gifts, $31.14; total sup-port, $338.60:

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 10; dropped, 1; addi-tions 1y profession of faith, 3; additions by letter, 2; total additions, 5; present membership, 14; licensed ministers, 1; methbers in full standing, 14; total membership, 15; members of voting age now on roll 14; preach-ing services, 118; open air services, 3; jail or prison services, 2; church player services, 44; total services, 167; tithers, 11; Advocate subscribers, 1.

FINANCIAL-Regular offerings and total receipts, $678.80; pastor'S support and donations, $338.60; rents, $200; evangelists, $108.79; tent fund, $4.40; Beulah Home, $1; incidentals, $26.01; total expenditures, $678.80.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 5; net enrollment, 55; total enrollment, 60; average weekly attendance, 31; average weekly attend-ance last report, 19; net gain, 260; sessions, 52; cash brought forward, $1.58; regular offerings, $50.46; birthday offerings, $6.06; total receipts, $58.10; literature, $16.84; equipment, $36.68; total expenditures, $53,52; cash on hand, $4.58.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS-Grand total receipts, $736.90; grand total expenditures, $732.32; cash on hand in all departments, $4.58..

HITCHINS-J. L. BOWLING, Pastor. Sermons preached, 150; prayer services conducted, 25; calls to members, 40; calls to non-members, 50; total calls, 90; revivals conducted, 1; seeking regeneration, 10; seeking sanctification, 15; prayed with for healing, 5; baptized, 1; marriages, 1; funerals, 25; cash support from church, $174.75; donations, $50; total sup-port, $224.75.

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profession o faith, 1; total additions, 1; licensed ministers, 1; local mm-isters, 1; deaconesses, 1; members in full standing, 23; total membership, 25; members of voting age now on roll, 25; preaching services, 108; church prayer services, 56; cottage meetings, 22; total services4 186; tithers, 8.

FINANCIAL-Regular offerings, $247.13; special offerings, $187.07; total receipts, $434.20; pastor's support, $174.75; improvements, $39.16; tof1 indebtedness, $23.62; evangelists, $58.42; district budget, $10.84; foreign missions, $0.76; general home missions, $2.26; general administra-tive expenses, $4; incidentals, $118.39; total expenditures, $432.20; cash on hand, $2.00.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 5; net enrollment, 98; total enrollment, 103; average weekly attendance, 65; average weekly attendance last report, 66; net loss, 42; sessions, 42; cash brought forward, $0.32; reg-ular offerings, $32.44; total receipts, $32.76; liter.ature $18.92; equipment, $13.25; totad expenditures, $32.27; cash on hand, $0.49.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY-Meetings held, 32; members last re-port, 40; active, 13; associate, 11; honorary, 12; net loss, 4; average at-tendance, 15; offerings and total receipts,$6.32; incidentals, $5.24; total expenditures, $5.24; cash on hand, $1.08.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS-Grand total receipts, $473.28; grand, total expenditures, $469.71; cash on hand in all departments, $3.57; church valu-ation, $2,000; parsonage valuation, $1,000 total, $3,000,

KINGWOOD-J. W. SMACK, Pastor. Sermons preached, 110; pray-er services conducted, 37; calls to members, 121; calls to non-members, 116; totiil calls, 237; revivals conducted, 4; seeking regeneration, 55; seek-ing sanctification, 15; dealt with personally, 53; prayed with for healing, 3; 1aptized, 1; communion services conducted, 1; marriages, 2; funerals, 2; cash support from church, $313.16; donations, $17; gifts, $111.05; to-tal support, $441.21.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 19; dropped from roll, 1; transferred by letter, 1; total removals, 2; additions by profession of faith, 2; total additions, 2; present membership, 19; ordained ministers, 1; licensed ministers, 2; members in full standing, 16; total membership, 19; members of voting age now on roll, 18; preaching services, 122; open air services, 1; church prayer services, 41; total services, 164; tithers, 18 Ad-vocate subscribers, 36.

FINANCIAL - Regular offerings, $582.55; special offerings, $6.49; building fund, $191.26; ministerial assessment, $12; total receipts, $792.30; pastor's support, $313.16; rents, $42.26; evangelists, $69.44; district super-intendent, $34.35; Iuilding fund, $185.72; district budget, $39.55; general budget, $51.09; incidentals, $45.80; special interests, $5.39; total expendi-tures, $786.76; cash on hand, $5.54.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 6; net enrollment, '76; total enrollment, 82; average weekly attendance, 58; average weekly attend-ance last report, 58; cradle roll, 20; sessions, 52; scholars converted during year, 20; cash brought forward, $5.03; regula offerings, $90.90; birthday offerings, $6.69; special offerings, $3.15; total receipts, $105.77; literature, $67.80; equipment, $29.10; total expenditures, $96.90;' cash on hand, $8.87.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY-Meetings held, 44; active members, 7; associate, 4; honorary, 1; gain, 12; average attendance, 35; offerings,

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snd total receipts, $3.99; total expenditures, $3.80; cash on hand, $0.19. SUMMARY OF TOTALS-Grand total receipts, $902.06; grand total

expenditures, $887.46; cash on hand in all departments, $14.60; church valuation, $2,346.56.

LATONIA-F. W. MAY, Pastor Sermons preached, 97; prayer serv-ices conducted, 68; calls, 316; revivals conducted, 5; seekingregeneration, 133; seeking sanctification, 62; prayed with for healing, 17; communion services conducted, 2; marriages, 5; funerals, 4; cash support from church, $1,363.59.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 25; dropped, 3; trans-ferred by letter, 1; total removals, 4; additions by profesion of faith, 10; additions by letter, 1; total additions, 11; ordained ministers, 2; local min-isters, 1; deaconesres, 3; members in full standing, 30; total membership, 32; memlers of voting age now on roll, 32; preaching services, 133; church prayer services, 45; cottage meetings, 45; dedication service, 1; missionary service. 2; total services, 226; tithers; 25; Advocate subscribers, 24.

FINANCIAh-Cash brought forward, $0.72; regular offerings, $4,-297.71; insurance, $2,424.67; total receipts, $6,723.10; pastor's support, 1,363.59; ients, $270; interest and debt, $1,280; improvements, $1,575.33;

evangelists, $418; ministerial tithe, $113.75; district budget, $69; tent fund, $5.20; general foreign missions, $102.41; general home missions, $32.51; geneial administrative expense, $27.63; Beulah Rescue Home, $5.00;:inci_ dentals, $809.09; camp evangelist anddistrict minutes, $5.50; total expen-dituies, $6,077.01; cash on hand, $646.09.

SUNDAY SCHOOL--Teachers and officers, 10; net enrollment, 102; total enrollment, 112; average weekly attendance, 89; average weekly at-tendancelast report, 75; cradle roll, 20; net gain, 14; sessions, 52; joined church, 9i cash lrought forward, $12.14; regular offerings, $208.52; birth-day offerings, $16.55; special offerings, $4.30; total receipts, $241.51; lit-erature, $87.62; home missions, $16J5; miscellaneous, $129.60; tent fund, $5:20; total expenditures, $238.57; cash on hand, $2.94.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY-No report. SUMMARY OF TOTALS-Grand total receipts, $6,964.61; grand total

expenditures, $6,315.58; cash on hand in all depa:tments, $649.03; church valuation, $7,500; debt, $1,600

LEXINGTON MISSION-H. J. McBRIDE, Pastor. Sermons preached, 58.; rer services, 30; total calls, 714; revivals conducted, 2; seeking re-generation, 13:1 seeking sanctification, 10; dealt with in personal work, 77; prayed with' fo healing, 17; communion services conducted, 1; funerals, 2; cash supot, $67.00; donations and gifts, $200.00; total support, $267.00.

STATISTICAL-Local ministers, 1; preaching services, 86; open air services, 2; church prayer services, 28; cottage meetings, 11; total services, 127; Advocate subscribers, 8.

FINANCIAL-'Regular offerings, $141.54; special offerings, $308.68; district hOn missions, $124.40; total receipts, $574.62; pastor's support, $67; rents, $265; utilities, $42.60; improvements, $67.34; . evangelists, $73.82; tithe,. $22.15; general budget, $4;' incidentals, $17.21; total expen-ditures, $561.12; cash on hand, $13.50.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Regular offeings, and total receipts, $13.20; building fund, $0.50; tent fund, $2.60; equipment, $8.52; total expendi-

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tures, $11.62; cash on hand, $1.58. SUMMARY OF TOTALS—Grand total receipts, $587.72; grand total

expenditures, $572.74; cash on hand in all departments, $15.08. LIBERTY—_.Sunday School—Teachers and offlers, 2; average weekly

attendance, 7; average weekly attendance last report, 6; number of sessions, 52: cash brought forward, $3.24; regular offerings, $8.49; special offerings, $2.22; total receipts, $13.95; literature,. $6.77; cash on hand, $0.56.

PROPERTY STATEMENT—Church valuation, $1,200.00. LOUISVILLE — C. F. SHIELDS, Pastor. Sermons preached, 117;

prayer services conducted, 25; calls to members, 52; calls to non-members, 73; total calls, 125; revivals conducted, 4; seeking regeneration, 95; seek-ing sanctification, 20; dealt with in personal work, 21; prayed with for healing, 11; baptized, 9; communion services conducted, 3; children dedi-cated, 4; marriages, 9; funerals, 2; cash support from church, $1,080.61; gifts, $190.50; total support, $1,271.11.

STATISTICAL—members on roll last report, 41; dropped from roll, 1; total removals, 1; additions by p.rofessior of faith, 5; total additins, 5; present membership, 45;. ordained ministers, 1; licensed ministers, 3; local ministers, 3; probationary meirbers, 6: members in full standing, 32; total membership, 45; member of voting age now on roll, 43; preaching serv-ices, 146; church prayer services, 46; cottage meetings, 40; total services, 275; tithers, 40; Advocata subscribeis, 46.

FINANCIAL—Cash brought forward, $94.75; regular offerings, $4,-064.78; total receipts, $4,159.53; pastor's support, $1,271.11; indebtedness, $1,160.28; evangelists, $509.92; district superintendent, $82.50; district budget, $105; general budget, $117; incidentals, $766.28; total expenditures, $4,018.09; cash on hand, $141.44.

SUNDAY SCHOOL—Teachers and officers, 10; net enrollment, 109; total enrollment, 119; average weekly attendance, 71; average weekly at-tendance last report, 88; cradle roll, 13; loss, 17; sessions, 52; cash brought forward, $76.20; regular offerings, $229.36; birthday offerings, $18.07; total receipts, $323.63; literature, $69.03; equipment, $238.53; total expenditures, $307.56; cash on hand, $16.07.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY—No report. SUMMARY OF TOTALS—Grand total receipts, $4,483.16; grand total

expenditures, $4,325.65; cash on hand in all departments, $157.51; church valuation, $8,000; debt, $1,797.48; equity, $6,202.52; parsonage valuation, $5,000; debt, $3,023.20; equity, $1,976.80; total valuation, $13,800; debt, $4,820.68; total equity, $8,179.32.

MAYSVJLLE — REV, and MRS. M. L BROWN, Pastors sermons preached, 116; prayer services conducted, 98; pastoral calls to member.c, 260; calls to non-members, 272; total pastoral calls, 532; revivals conducted, 3; number seeking regeneration, 49; number seeking sanctification, 28; piayed with for healing 9; communion services conducted, 3; funerals, 3; cash support from church, $513.67; donations, $07.25; gifts, $32.25; total support, $613.17.

STATISTICAL—Members on roll last report, 33; names dropped from roll, 2; total removals, 2; additions by profession of faith, 4; addi-tions by letter, 1; total additions, 5; ordained ministers, 5; licensed min-isters, 2; local ministers, 1$ deaconesses, 1; members in full standing, 29;

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total membership, 37; members of votin. age now on roll, 36; number of preaching services, 126; church prayer services, 66; cottage prayer ser-vices, 31; young people's services, 34; to al services, 257; tithers, 20 sub-scribers to Advocate, 10.

FINANCIAL-Cash brought forwaid, $8.94; regular offerings, $1,-154.68; total receipts, $1,162.02; pastor s support, $513.67; interest, $75; improvements, $65; indebtedness, $147.19; evangelists, $118.59; District Superintendent, $31.75; pastor's special offering, $32.25; District Budget, $2T.69; Foreign Missions, $27.22; Home Missions, $8.63; General adminis-trative expense, $7.34; incidentals, $112 74; total expenditures, $1,161.27; cash on hand, $1.75.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and ,fficers, 9; net enrollment, 106; to-tal enrollment, 115; average weekly at endance, 65; average weekly at-tendance last report, 52; net gain, 13; umber of sessiens, 50; number of scholars converted during the year, 21; umber joined the church, 3; cash brought forward, $7.30; regular offerings $97.41; birthday offerings, $8.98; special offerings, $11.98; total receipts, $125.67; treat, $9.67; tent fund, $8.00; literature, $44.12; equipment an. janitor, $43.70; missions, $8,39; total expenditures, $113.88; cash on hand, $11.79.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS IN AL DEPARTMENTS-Receipts, $1,-289.69 expenditures, $1,276.15; cash on hand, $13.54; church and parson-age valuation, $4,050.00; debt, $1,247.00; equity, $2,803.

McANDREWS,-W. C. COFFEY, astor Sermons preached, 157; prayer services conducted, 131; cells to i embers, 57; calls to non-members, 157; total calls, 214; revivals conducted, 4; seeking regeneration, 47; seek-mg sanctication, 31; dealt with person. ily, 41; prayed with for healing, 51; communion services conducted, 2; fu erals, 1; donations, $11.00; gifts, $6.00; total support, $17.00.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll 1. at report, 38; dropped from roll, 8; total removals, 8; additions by profesiori of faith, 6; present member-ship, 36; members of voting age now o roll, 33; preaching services, 157; church prayer Services, 131; cottage cetings, 34; total services, 322; tithers, 11; Advocate subscribers, 14.

FINANCIAL-Cash brought forward, $18.61; reaular offerings, $767.60; :pdcial offerings, $335.35; total receipts $1,121.56; improvements, 67.94; evangelists, $118.39; district superinten 'ent, $0.20; moving, $21.05; dis-trict budget, $9.95; distlict home missio s, $10.02; general budget, $8.34; ministerial tithe, $76.25; incidentals, $ 71.90; special interests, $329.54; total expenditu:es, $1,024.54; cash on had, $101.02.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 7; net enrollment, 86; total enrollment, 93; average weekly at endance, 53; average attendance last report, 59; cradle roll, 6; sessions, 52; cash brought forward, $8.11; regular offerings, $34.59; birthday offeri gs, $4.89; total receipts, $47.29; literature, $27.04; tent fund, $5.20; iaiscellaneous, $5.68; into church, $5.94; home missions, $2.37; total expendi ures, $46,23; cash on hand, $1.06;

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY-No aeport. SUMMARY OF TOTALS-Grand tital receipts, $1,168.85; grand to-

tal expenditures, $1,066.77; cash on hand in all departments, $102.08; church valuation, $2,310.22; debt, $1,0449; equity, $1,264.73.

OLIVE HILL-M. KEATON, Pasto . Sermons preached, 60; prayer 38

services conducted, 50; calls to members, 13; calls to non-members, 19; total calls, 32; seeking regeneration, 31; seeking sanctification, 11; dealt with in personal work, 25; prayed with for healing, 8; communion services conducted, 1; funerals, 2; cash support from church, $322.47; donations, $42.14; total support, $364.61; Advocate subscribers, 28.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 62; dropped from roll, 3; deaths, 1; total removals, 4 additions, 1; present membership, 59; or-dained ministers, 2; deaconesses, 1; members in full standing, 57;, members of voting age now on roil, 58; preaching services, 93; open am services, 3; church prayer services, 50; cottage meetings, 5; total services, 151 tithers, 8; Advocate subscribers, 29.

FINANCIAL-Regular offerings and total expenditures, $810.87; pas-tor's support, $364.61: interest, $58.67; improvements, $86.45; paving, $125.00; evangelists, $56.21; district budget, $9.78; general budget, $5.35; incidentals, $105.70; total expenditures, $810.87; cash on hand, $10.00.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 6; net enrollment, 298; total enrollment, 304; average weekly attendance, '72; average weekly at-tendance last report, 62; cradle roll, 49; gain, 10; sessions, 52; scholars con-verted during year, 8; cash brought forward, $4.67; regular offerings, $102.59; birthday offerings, $5.73; total receipts, $120.99; literature, $20; incidentals, $84.20; tent fund, $5.20; total expenditures, $109.40; cash on hand, $1.59.

YOTSNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY-No report. SUMMARY OF TOTALS-Grand total receipts, $931.86; grand total

expenditures, $920.27; cash on hand in all departments, $11.59; church val-uation, $3,500; debt, $832; equity, $2,668.

PRESTONSBURG-L. E. FLEMING, Pastor. Sermons preached, 117; prayer services conducted, 26; calls to members, 280; calls to non-members, 242; total calls, 522; revivals conducted, 4; seeking regeneration, 83; seek-ing sanctification, 15; prayed with for healing, 4; baptized, 25; communion services conducted, 1; marriages, 1; funerals, 9; cash support from church, $264.95; donations, $31.10; total support, $296.05.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last, report, 21; dropped from roll, 2; total removals, 2; additions by profession of faith, 6; total additions, 6; present meirbership, 25, licensed ministers, 2; members in full standing, 23; total membership, 25; members of voting age now oi roll, 24; preach-ing services, 104; church prayer services, 52; cottage meetings, 40; total services, 156; tithers, 9; Advocate subscribers, 4.

FINANCIAL-Regular offerings, $500.72; special offerings, $5.35; total receipts, $506.07; pastor's support, $264.95; improvements, $46.45; evangehsts, $53.93; district superintendent, $1. 59; ministerial tithe, $22.99; district tudget, $21.30; district home missions, $7.08; general budget; $11,28; incidentals, $76.50; total expenditures, $506.07.

SUNDAY SCHOOL - Teachers and officers, 8; net enrollment, 127; total enrollment, 135; average weekly attendance, 55; average weekly at-tendance last report, 49; gain, 6; scholars converted during year, 3; joined church, 2; cash brought forward, $0.05; regular offerings, $63.65; birthday offerings, $1.41; total receipts, $65.11; literature, $18.ff5; equipment, $8.62; missions, $4.43; incidentals, $26.86; total expenditures, $57.96; cash on hand, $7.15.

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YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY-No SUMMARY OF TOTALS-Grand t

expenditures, $564.03; cash on hand in parsonage valuation, $2,500; equity, $2,5

PLEASUREVILLE (Mission) - H. preached, 18 calls to members, 6; calls prayed with for healing, 2; cash support $36.73.

STATISTICAL-Preaching services, total services, 32; tithers, 5.

FINANCIAL-District Superintende SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and

ance, 35; sessions, 14; regular offerings, total receipts, $11.18; total expenditures,

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY-Me

eport. tal receipts, $571.18; grand total 11 departments, $7.15; church and

0. DONNELLY. Pastor. Sermons

o non-members, 2; total calls, 8; om church, $36,73; total support,

18; church prayer services, 14;

t, $2.15. f5cers, 5; average weekly attend- $10.37; birthday offerings, $0.81; $9.24; cash on hand, $1.94. tings held, 6; average attendance,

15. SUMMARY OF TOTALS-Grand t

eenditures, $45.97; cash on hand in all ROCKDALE-M. C. GLASS, Paste

ervices, 7; calls to non-members, 89; cc 108; prayed with for healing 6; seekin cation, 1; gifts, $5.31; pastor's support,

STATISTICAL-'Number members, meetings, 16; cottage meetings, 7; missio

FINANCIAL-Brought forward, $1.

tal receipts, $47.91; grand total departments, $1.94.

Preaching services, 15; prayer is to meniters, 19; pastoral calls, regeneration, 6; seeking sanctifi-

21.19; total, $26.15. preaching services, 34; prayer

cry meetings, 1; total services, 58. 5; offerings, $192.94; total re-

ceipta, $194.74; evangelists, $40.00; past.r's support, $62.92; district sup-erintendent, $8.74; home missions, $21; foreign missions, $22.97; district budget, $13.26; incidentals, $22.22; total expenditures, $191.11; cash on hand, $3.68.

RUSH-No report. SALEM-M. F. LEAD INGRAM, Pastor. Number of sermons preached,

63; prayer services conducted, 2; pastoral calls to members, 26; to non-meniLers, 104; total calls, 130; number seeLing regeneration, 33; number seeking sanctification, 28; souls dealt with in personal work, 9; prayed with for healing, 20; funeals, 1; cash support; $346.48; donations $108.71; gifts, $80.90; total support, $536.09.

STATIST1CAL-Memers on roll last report, 22; namesdiopped from roll, 3; total removals, 3; additions by letter, 2; total additions, 2; present membership, 22; licensed ministers, 1; local ministers, 2; members in full standing, 21; total membership, 22; members of voting age now on roll, 21; number of preaching services, 135; open air services; 1; church prayer services, 45; cottage meetings, 16; total services, 197; number of tithers, 13; subscribers to Advocate, 4.

FINANCIAL- - Cash brought forward, $21.29; regular offerings, $681.17; special offerings, $108.71 ;'to tel receipts, $811.71; pastor's support, $346.48; rents, $9.00; tent fund, $4.50; improvements, $8.76; donations, $108.71; evangelists, $194.43; pastor's tithe, $43.60; district, tudget, $5.04; general budget, $5.90; district minutes, $1,20; incidentals, $39.05; special interests, $44.50; total expenditures, $811.17.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-.Teachers and officers, 5; net enrollment, 47; to-40

tel enrollment, 52; average weekly attendance, 34; average weekly attend-ance last report, 38; net loss, 4; number of sessions, 49; scholars converted during year, 17; cash brought forward, $1,23; regular offerings, $24.17; total receipts, $25.40; literature, $7.05; equipment, $16.37; total expendi-tures, $23.42; cash on hand, $1.Q8.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS ALL DEPARTMENTS-Receipts,, grand total, $836.57; expenditures, total, $834.59; cash on hand, $1.98; church and parsonage valuation, $2,050.00; debt, $470.00; equity, $1,580.00.

SOLDIER-G. J. TACKETT, Pastor. Number of sermons preached, 108; number of prayer services conducted, 87; pastoral calls to members, 72; pastoral calls to non-members, 46; total pastoral calls, 128; revivals conducted, 2; number seeking iegeneration, 10; number seeking sanctifi-cation, 9; sou14 dealt with in personal work, 40; prayed with for healing. 10; laptized, 2; marriages, 2; funerals, 9; cash support from church, $490; donations, $37.00; gifts, $15.39; total support, $542,39

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 29; names dropped from roll, 2; total removals, 2; present membership; 27; ordained ministers, 1; members in full standing, 26; total membership,, 27; members of voting age now on roll, 27; number of preaching services, 141; young people's serv-ices, 41; church prayer services, 57; cottage meetings, 52; total services, 291; tithers, 14; subscribers to Advocate, 10.

FINANCIAL-Cash brought forward, $2.00; regular offerings, $973.31; expenditures-pastor's support, $542.39; evangelists, $99.12; ministerial tithe, $58.26; district budget, $54.95; foreign missions, $34.15; home mis-sions, $10.78; general administrative expense, $8.97; district camp offer-ings, $20.00; incidentals, $85.95; Rescue Home, $1.20; total expenditures, $915.77; cash on hand, $59.54.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Numter of teachers and officers, 8; net enrollment, 142; total enrollment, 150; average weekly attendance, 86; average weekly attendance last year, 82; number on cradle roll, 29; net gain, 208; number of sessions, 52; scholars converted during year, 7; cash brought forward, $4.54; regular offerings, $129.31; birthday offerings, $9.56; special offer-ings, $20.00; total receipts, $154.41; literature and equipment, $68.02; incidentals, $74.21; total expenditures, $142.23; cash on hand, $12.18.

YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY-Number of meetings held, 41; average attendance, 20: offerings received, $2.30; total receipts, $2.30; literature, $1.00; total expenditures, $1.00; cash on hand, $1.30.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS-Total receipts, $1,132.02; total expenditures, $1,059.00 cash on hand in all departments, $73.02; church valuation, $2,-500.00; equity, $2,500.00.

TOLER-REV. R. H. YORK, Psstor. Number of sermons preached, 96; prayer services conducted, 58; pastoral calls to members, 59; pastoral calls to non-members, 30; total pastoral calls, 89; revivals conducted, 3; numter seeking regeneration, 10; number seeking sanctification, 8; souls dealt with in personal work, 8; number prayed with for healing, 29; cash support from church, $4.76; donations, $3.00; total support, $7.75.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 19; names dropped from roll, 7; transferred by letter, 2; total removals, 9; additions b profession of faith, 2; total additions, 2; present membership, 12; members in full staniug, 9; total membership, 12; members of voting age now ors roll, 12;

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preaching services, 150; church prayer services, 62; total services, 212; tithers, 3; subscribers to Advocate; 2.

FINANCIAL-Cash brought forward, $1.64; regular offerings, $67:82; total receipts, $69.46; lights, $4.00; improvements, $4.06; evangelists, $39.70; incidentals, $21.70; total expenditures, $69.46.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 6; net enrollment, 41; to-tal enrollment, 47; average weekly attendance, 47; average weekly attend-ance last report, 36; net gain, 11; number of sessions, 52; cash brought for-ward, $4.19; regular offerings, $40.34; total receipts, $44.53; literature, $1813; janitor, $24.00; total expenditures, $42.13; cash on hand, $2.40.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS ALL DEPARTMENTS - Total receipts, $113.99; total expenditures, $111.59; cash on hand, $2.40; church valuation, $1,500.00.

TRACE-No report. TRAM-IRENE BURBAUGH, Pastor. Number of sermons preached,

69; number of prayer services conducted, 35; pastoral calls to members, 1 32; pastoral calls to non-members, 100; total pastoral calls, 232; souls dealt with in personal work, 34; cash support from church, $63.03; donations, $56.21; gifts, $9.94; total support, $129.85.

STATISTICAL-Membei;s on roll last report, 19; names dropped from roll, 3; total removals, 3; additions by profession of faith, 1; total addi-tions, 1; local ministers, 1; deaconesses, 1 members in full standing, 15; total membership, 17; members of voting age now on roll, 17 number of preaching services, 125; church prayer services, 49; cottage meetings, 26; total services, 200; number of tithers, 6; subscibers to Advocate, 4.

FINANCIAL-Cash brought forward, $0.60; regula r offerings, $127.40; special offerings, $52.87; donations, $66.15; total receipts, $247.76; pastor's support, $60.85; rents, $16.00; district minutes, $0.90; indebted-ness, $7.95; evangelists, $44.02; District Superintendent, $0.90; pastor's tithe, $8.85; distict budget, $7.15; general budget, $10.91; incidentals, $22.28; donations, $66.15; total expenditures, $245.96; cash on hand, $1.06.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Number of teachers and ofi'cers, 7; net enroll-ment, 62; total enrollment, 69; average weekly attendance, 36; average weekly attendance last report, 49; number on cradl roll, 7; net loss, 13; number of sessions, 51; cash brought forward, $1.36; regular offerings, $15.20; lirthday offerings, $2.42; total receipts, $19.98; literature, $10.47; home missions, $2.42; treats and Sunday School Booster, $4.97; total expen-ditures, $17.76; cash on hand, $2.22.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS BY DEPARTMENTS-Receipts, grand total, $267.74; total grand expenditures, $263.72; cash on hand, $4.02; church and parsonage valuation, $900; debt, $22.98.

TYRONE (Mission)-EMMA GARMAN, Pastor. Number of sermons preached, 70; prayer services conducted; 49; pastoral calls, 445; total calls, 445; revivals conducted, 1; number seeking regeneration, 24; number seek-ing sanctification, 3; souls dealt with in personal work, 46; prayed with for healing, 40; communion services conducted, 1; cash support from church, $24.41; donations, $8f.03; gifts, $8.75; total support $62.19.

STATISTICAL-Ordained ministers, 1; number of preaching services, 70; church prayer services, 49; special services, 31; total seivices, 122; sub- scribers to Advocate, 3.

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FINANCIAL-Regular offerings, $58.41; special offerings, $71.05; to-tal receipts, $129.46; pastor's support, $24.41; rent, $34.00; church improve-ments, $16.15; evangelists, $17.61; District Superintendent, $5.75; camp expense, $1.00; general budget, $10.44; incidentals, $19.64; total expendi-tures, $129.00; cash or hand, $0.46.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 4; net enrollment, 40; to-tal enrollment, 44; average weekly attendance, 25; number on cradle roll, 11; number of sessions, 46; scholars converted during year, 5; regular of-ferings, $15.99; special offerings, $3.54; total receipts, $19.53; literature, $2.22; equipment, $17.12; total expenditures, $19.34; cash on hand, $0.19.

YOUNG PEOPLES REPORT-.----Meetings held, 44; average attendance, 22.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS BY DEPARTMENTS - Total receipts, $148.99; total expenditures, $148.34; cash on hand, $0.65; parsonage valu-ation, $300.00.

WHEELWRIGHT-CLAUDE SEXTON, Pastor. Numler of sermons preached, 94; prayer meetings conducted, 5; pastoral calls to members, 56; pastoral calls to non-members, 22; total pastoral calls, 78; number seek-ing regeneration, 4; number seeking sanctification, 1; prayed with for heal-ing, 2; number baptized, 1; communion services conducted, 2; funerals, 4; cash support from church, $180.00; donations, $17.50; total support, $197.50.

STATISTICAL-Members on roll last report, 14; transferred by letter, 1; deaths, 1; total removals, 2 additions by profession of faith, 2; total additions, 2; present membership, 14; licensed ministers, 1; local; ministers, 1; memlers in full standing, 12; total membership, 14; members of voting age nou on roll, 14; number of preaching services, 94; church prayer ser-vices, 45; total services, 139; subscribers to Advocate, 3.

FINANCIAL-Regular offerings, $527.70; total receipts, $527.70; pas-tors support, $180.00; rents, $56.00; evangelists, $44.39; janitor, $30.00; district Ludget, $25.50; general tudget, $13.00; incidentals, $85.81; build-ing fund, $93.00; total expenditures, $527.70.

SUNDAY SCHOOL-Teachers and officers, 4; net enrollment, 54; total enrollment, 58; everage weekly r'ttendance, 34; net loss, 26; number of ses-sions, 52; cash brought forward, $30.56; total receipts, $30.56; literature, $10.27; miscellaneous, $13.59; total expenditures, $23.86; cash on hand, $6.70.

SUMMARY OF TOTALS BY DEPARTMENTS-Grand total receipts, $551.56; total expenditures, $551.56.

WILLARD-S. R. WILCOX, Pastor Sermons preached, 81; services assisted in, 28; praye.r services conducted, 11; calls to members, 64; calls to non-memLers, 73; total calls, 137; revivals conducted, 2; seeking regenera-tion, 5; seeking sanctification, 1; dealt with in personal work, 50; prayed with for healing, 2; cash support, $174.23; gifts, $35.85; total support, $201.68; donations, $38.20.

STATISTICAL-NumLer on roll, 18; removed by letter, 1; present membership, 17; licensed ministers, 2; deaconesses, 1; total membership, 17; preaching services 96; church prayer meetings, 39; cottage meetings, 21; total services, 156; itthers, 4; Advocate subscribeis, 4.

FINANCIAL-Pastor's support, $174.23; gifts, $35.85; donations, $38.20; total support, $248,28; district superintendent, $2.35; district bud-

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get, $27.6; general budget, $31.48; tent fund, $4.50; minutes, $2.00; evangelists, $76.36; improvements, $43.16; total receipts, $466.02; total expenditures, $462.67; cash on hand, $3.35.

SUNDAY SCHOOL—Officer and teachers, 6; net enolIment, 40; to-tel enrollment, 46; average weekly attendance, 27; average weekly attend-ance last report, 53; net loss, 30; sessions, 50; scholars converted during year, 2; cash brought forward, $3.35; regular offerings, $20.15; birthday offerings, $9.88; total receipts, $30.03; literature, $10.05; tent, home and foseign missions, $16.63; total expenditures, $26.68; cash on hand, $3.35.

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EVANGELIST'S AND UNSTATLONED MINISTERS' REPORT

Bryant, Minta—Sermoeis preached, 54; calls made or homes prayed in, 30; individuals seeking regeneration, 1; number prayed with or anointed for healing, 6; number subscribers t the Advocate, 1.

Carpenter, P. O.—Sermor.s preached, 341; number calls made, or homes prayed in, 54; number revivals held in th P. H. church, 17; number reviv- ls held, 20; individuals professed regeneration, 263; individuals professed

sanctification, 96; number prayed with or anointed for healing, 63; number funerals, 1; amount received for support, $2,000; number of miles traveled, 16,359; number subscribers to Advocate (for paistors), 103.

Denham, Minnie—Number sermons preached, 3; number calls made, or homes prayed in, 15.

Fleming, Kenneth—Number sermons preached, 50; number calls made, or homes prayed in, 10; revivals held in the P. H. church, 2; totai number revivals held, 2; individuals seeking regeneration, 25; individuals seeking sanctification, 10; number prayed with or anointed for healing, 10; number marriagea, 1; number of funerals, 7; amount received for support, $25.

Hilbrecht, Coy—Number sermons preached, 7;, number calls made, or homes prayed in, 25.

Mayle, Cecil C.—Number sermons preached, 275; number calls made, or homes prayed in, 119; number of revivals held in the P. H. church, 16; num1ei of revivals held eslewhee, 3; number revivals held, 19; individuals seeking regeneration, 137; individuals seeking sanctification, 36; number prayed with or anointed for healing; 22; amount received for support, $816.25; number of miles traveled 7.643; number subscriptions to the Ad-vocate, 48.

McNulin, John—Number church services conducted, 20; number pray-er services conducted, 27; numler sermons preached, 41; number homes grayed in, 60; revivals held in local churrh, 1; individuals seeking regenera-tion, 12; individuals seeking sanctificatin, 20; souls dealt with in pexsonal work, 78; number prayed nith for healing, 48; number of funerals, 10; total cash support received, $15.00.

Oden, Charles L.— Number sermons preached, 16; number calls made, or homes prayed in, 4; number of revivals held in the P. H. church, 1; total revivals held, 1; individuals seeking regeneration, 4; individuals seeking sanctification, 2; amount received for support, $25.00; number of miles traveled, 174.

Smith, Paul—Number sermons preached, 16; number calls made, or homes p.rayed in, 107; number revivals hebi in the P. H. church, 3; assist-ed; total number revivals held, 3; individuals seeking regeneration, 23; individuals seeking sanctification, 9; amount received for support, $70.21; number of miles traveled, 1,620.

Webb, J. D.—Number of sermons preached, 47; number of calls made, or homes prayed in, 25; number revivals held in the he P. H. church, 2; to-tal number revivals held, 2; individuals seeking regeneration, 8; individuals seeking sanctification, 5; number prayed with or anointedr for healing, 10;. number of funerals (assisted), 2; amount received for support, $52.00; number of miles traveled, 800.

Wilburn, V. B.—Number sermons preached, 56; number calls made

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or homes prayed in, 19; sick visits made, 10; number revivals held elsewhere, l;total number revivals held, 1; individuals seeking regeneration, 14; indi-viduals seeking sanctification, 9; other services, 55; number prayed with or anointed for healing, 10; number funerals, 1; aniount received for sup-port (for evangelist), $20.97; number of miles traveled, 500.

Williams, J. C.—NumLer revivals held in the P. H. Church, 15; revivals held elsewhere, 4; seekers, 1,000; Advocate subscriptions, 93 number miles traveled, 1,000.

Wilson, C. B.—Numbes of sermons preached, 15; homes prayed in, 8; subscriptions to Advocate, 6.

Houston, Mrs. L. S.—Sermons preached, 4; calls, 53; conducted chil-dren's services in 3 revivals; number of children's servies conducted, 58; prayed with for healing, 5; seeking regeneration, 8; funerals assisted in, 2; miles traveled, 500; Advocate subscriptions, 1.

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DEACONESSES' REPORTS

Carpenter, Mrs. P. 0.—Ashland Second Church—Services conducted, 7; visits, 50; homes prayed in, 30; poor helped, 8; souls dealt with personal-ly, 40; subscriptions secured for Advocate, 4; donations, $23.00.

Goldsmith, Mrs. Belle Cloverport — Prayer services conducted, 21; cottage prayer seivices, 10; visits, 205; homes prayed in, 118; poor helped, 40; souls dealt with, 53; number professed regeneration, 7; number pro-fessed sanctification, 5; sulscriptions secured foz Advocate, 1.

Johnson, Mrs. C. E.—Frankfort—Church services conducted, 57; sex-vices assisted in, 6; times preached, 7; visits, 823; homes prayed in, 356; poor helped, 46; souls dealt with, 256;, prayed with for healing; 18; cloth-ing distributed, 119 garments

Jones, Mrs. Ida—Olive Hill—Visits, 44; homes prayed in, 10; souls dealt with, 4.

Mouser, Miss Willa—Frankfort--Cottage prayer services, 2; visits, 1,100; homes prayed in, 488; souls dealt with, 160; number professed re-generation, 2.

Patrick, Mrs. Herma—Tram-----Cottage prayer meetings, 7; visits, 15; homes prayed in, 9; number of souls dealt with, 7.

Vincent, Gertie—flitchins—Chuch services, 6; prayer services, 10; cottage prayer services, 6; visits, 40; homes prayed in, 30; poor helped, 25; souls dealt with, 30; number professed regeneration, 2; iümber pro-fessed sanctification, 1; gave away to the poor, 15 pairs of shoes, 5 hats, 180 garments, 12 coats.

Wright, Mrs. Mollie—Willard--Prpyer services conducted, 5; cottage prayer services, 1; visits, 80; homes prayed in, 19; souls dealt with, 20; number professed regeneration, 1; number professed sanctification, 2.

White, Mrs. Ivy M.—Latonia----Visits, 65; homes prayed in, 26; poor helped, 27; dealt with personally, 14; professed regeneration, 1 papers and tracts distributed, 291.

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TOTALS OF STATISTICAL REPORT

Pastors -- -- -- Number of Churches and Missions 42 Church Buildings -- . : 27 Churches Organized this Year 1

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Preaching Services -- 3,655

Church Prayer Meetings 1,565

Cottage Prayer Meetings 594

Special Seivices -- .. 326 Total Numbe Services 6,136

Members Dropped 116

Members Transferred 22

Deaths 6

Total Removals ------ 144

Additions by Profession of Faith - 102 Addition b Le.tter -- -- 17 Net Loss 25 Members 865 Sermons Preached by Pastors 2,955 Pastoral Calls 8,944 Revivels 73 Professed Regeneration -- 1,076 Prcfcssed Sanctification 458 Anointed or Prayed With For Healing 547 Baptisms 83 Marriages 50 Funerals 91 Children Dedicated 25 Subscriptions to Advocate .. 420 Ordained Minister-s 32 Licensed Ministers -- -- 33 Licensed Deaconesses 16 Ordained Deaconesses -- 1 Local Preachers 27 Sunday Schools ------ 39 Sunday School Enrollment 2,956 Sunday School Officers and Teachers 233 Average Sunday School Attendance 1,762 Young People's Societies 15 Y. P. S. Enrollrent 219 Y. P. Meetings 553 Pastor' Cash Support $10,580.09 Pastors' Donations 1,613.93 Gifts for Pastors -- -- 1,419.00 District Budget 1,105.47 District Superintendent Support 835.50 Gen. Supt. and General Church Work 224.59 Evangelists Support 3,804.61

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Parsonages -- -- --

Paid on Indebtedness . 3924.57 Paid on Improvements 4,109.22 Pand on Home Missions 256.11 Paid to Foreign Missions .. 821.62 Paid to Rescue Home! .. 8.70 Paid for Rent 1,245.63 Paid for Incidentals 6,512.33 Paid for Sunday School Expenditures 3,433.09 Sunday School Regular Offerings 2,810.45 Birthday Offerings .. -. . 200.70 Sunday School Special Offerings .. 280.04 Young People's Societies 1,025.61 Amount Received by Churches 36,593.85 Total Receipts -- 41,094.82 Total Paid Out 39,878.19 Balance on Hand 1,649.24 Value of Church Property .. - 120,906.7Q Total Indebtedness 21,299.78

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RULES GOVERNING SALE OF LOTS AND BUILDING OF COTTAGES

Price of lots $10.00 each. Terms: $1.00 down payment when purchas-ed, balance to 1e paid ir monthly payments of $3.00 each. 6% on unpaid balance at maturity. All lots are to be paid for within six months or con-tract be void.

All outside lots shall be in dimension, 20 feet front and 30 feet in length. Inside lots size 20 by 20. All cottages are to be uniform in size and placements on lots in accordance with the row or street on which they may b placed. The dimensions of the cottages ale to be 10 by 12 feet, 'with an 8 ft. cave, Six concrete piers, one door and two or more windows, a screen door and metal roof. This made of dressed 1um1er and to have two coats of white paint. An extension of 9 ft. may be built to cabins on the outside lots said additions to be same dimensions as cahn, with a window on each side. A porch may be built on the front of any and all cottages.

The Campmeeting Board has the right to paint or repair in any way neesssry and th owner is to pay the expenses of the same. Aluminum paint only is to be used on th roofs.

The Carrpmeetjng Board is to keep all buildings insured and the own-ci of each cottage is to pay his part of the premium.

RATES FOR CAMP

Registration fee, $1.00 and work assigned.

$300. for the entire camp and no work.

Meal tickets, 20c.

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PLANTING LARGE SHADE ON CAMPGROUND, NOVEMBER 17-21

ALL MINISTERS URGED TO BE PRESENT.

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MEMOIRS We, the Assembly of the Kentucky District, convened at the

Maysville Campbround, July 29-31, 1941, lovingly place these inem-oirs in our minutes in remembrance of those who have departed this life and gone to be with Jesus.

The saints will di in the Lord, sleep in Jesus, and those who sleep in Jesus will awake in His likeness. David said, "I shall be satisfied when I awak with thy likeness." Psalms 17:15.

Susan Crum, aged 89 years, a charter member of the Pilgrim Holiness Church, ilitchins, Kentucky, answered the summons through triumphant faith on June 12, 1941, and wen to be with Jesus.

Anna Babrick, converted Catholic, was a faithful member of the Wheelwright Church. She passed from this life, May 6, 1941. and went to her heavenly home. Sister Babrick had only been with us a short time, but was loved by all and she has been greatly miss-ed since her departure.

Brother Ben'Davis was born February 19, 1872. after living here 69 years, 5 months and 2 days, went to live with Jesus. He had been saved and sanctified, 36 yeails a charter member of the Pilgrim Holiness Church at Olive Hill, Kentucky. He served on the advisory board for years, and at the time of his passing was r trustee, While we feel we have lost one of oui co-workerS who is greatly missed, our loss is heaven's gain, for he died in triumphant faith. He was faithfuL in attendance at church services and Sunday school, until a few months before his death. He leaves to mourn their loss, his wife, four children and eight grandchildren. The Golden Gates were opened, the gentle voice said "Come." and witb unspoken farewell he joyfully entered home.

Jennie H. Barmmer, born in. Lewis county, January 30, 1902, departed this life on April 13, 1941. In 1923 she was married to Russell Brammer of Olive Hill, Ky. Her husband, four sisters and one brother survive, She was a faithful member of the Pilgrim Holiness Church, anJ left a bright testimony, saying she was goin.g to be with the angels. During her illness she often sang one of her favorite songs, "Amazing Grace."

Bertie Mae Jones, born August 15, 1886, departed this life October 6, 1940. She had been a member of the Ashland First Pil-grim Holiness Church for the past fifteen years, and was in the service when stcke* with that which proved to be fatal within an hour. In this service she requested the song, "When I Make My Last Move," and shortly moved from this life to the one beyond. She leaves to mourn, four daughters, four sons, one son, Joseph A. Thomas, is pastor of our church at McAndrews. Sister Jones is greatly missed among the Pilgrims in Kentucky.

MINISTERIAL CONVENTION

April 7-9, 1942

Frankfort, Kentucky

Convention Worker--Rev. R. W. Wolfe

DISTRICT CAMPMEETING

July 24-August 2, 1942

Evangelist---Rev. P. F. Elliott

DISTRICT ASSEMBLY

July 30-3 1, 1942