OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

J. F. WOODS, Superinteiiient, 2050 ioth A\ e., Huntington, W. Va. ELMER ii). JOZ, .sst. bunt. Barboursville, W. Va. E. W. M[LLfR, Secetary - 9 7 2211(1 St, Huntington, W. V. Mrs. MATTIE ENSLEY, Treas 2025 4th Ave., Huntington, W. Va.

OTI-IER BOARD MEMBERS

PAUL H. GREESON 2035 ioth Ave., Huntington, W. Va. RAYMONI) SIMPSON Bramwell, W. Va. J. C. BAYNUVI Spring Fork W. Va.

EXAMINING BOARD

J. S. HANKINS, 3-Yr. Term ELMER D. JOY, 2-Yr. Term PAUL H. GREESON, i-Yr. Term

DISTRICT TRUSTEES

J. F. WOODS K. G. LAWRENCE PAUL II. GREESON

OWOSSO hOLINESS SEMINARY TRUSTEE

J. F. WOODS

MINI5TRlAL DIRECT&)RY

ORDAINED

Pastors Church Address Bayninn, j. C. __Spriug Fcrk & Three Mile,___J1oa1 Fork, W. Va. Cochran, J. M. Jekinjoiies_ Eox 915 Focahontas, W. Va. Greesun, Paul. H. i-iuntington 2035-loth Ave. H intiugton, W. Va.

Mrs. '' Asst. Hankins, j. S.____C1srishurg 1301 N. 4thSt. cJksburg, W. Va Hick roan Miss Hattie. _Logan Box W Va. Phillips, Cecil, W:iarnson 702 E4th Ave. Williamson. W. Va. Simpson, Raymor 1 nnnwe]l 3ranwell, \V. Va. Williaru, Floyd, Psrkshg & Vie::ia I3o4 Cen. Ave. 55 Pkshg \V. Va.

UNSTATIONED Boswel, Ellis 1'. ----- Way:e, W. Va. DeFoe, Chas. E. 4601 iuburni Road, Huntivgtx:, W. Va. DeRond, Ben (Indpt Miss). 131 Mo.roa, Ave. iiwit'agtou. \V. Va. Evans, Mrs. Bertia. Crum, W. Va Finney. Miss Naimie - clia:aa, Nv, Joy, Elmer D. Barbour':vlie, W. Vs.

Mrs. Miller, A. R. 620-15th St. II tiagtoa. 9d. Va. Peters, L. G. (IxLdepe:ident Church) ----------Fort \V. Vs. Simpson, -rs. Raymond - Bramv.'ell, Vd. Vs. Woods, Harry. F. Missioiary 14 T1n Huaag. Peipiag, N Cli:a Woods. J. F. District Sr1pt.2oSo-rot!: Ave. Na' tiagron, W. Vs.

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LICENSED MINISTERS

Pastor Church Address Bailey. Everett, Asst. Bra'iiw.Ji McComas, W. Va. Carroll, L€e R. lATaYrie Wayne, W. Va.

ivlrs. Corey, Miss. Francis I. Charleston 1202 Beach Ave. Charleston. W.Va Shutts, Miss Ada, Asst Daniels, John W. Naugatitck Mission Naugatuck, W. Va. Davis, A. L. Barl)oursvjlle & Nine Mile____Barboursville, W. Va. DeRond, Mrs Ben (Independent Mission) -- Huntington, W. Va. Webb, J. D. Berkley Spgs & Gr Cacapon Great Cacapon, W. Va. Williams, Mrs. Blanch, Asst. Parkersburg__ _Parker' burg. W. Va.

UNSTATIONED

Andre, Lloyd__ ------- _831-2lst St.____ Huntington, \V. Va Burgess, L. J. -- -- Barboursville W. Va Gladwell, C. S, 104 Maple St - Richwond, W. Va Hatc!er, J. R. - Louisa, Ky Hensley. C. C.. Huntington, W. Va Welch, E. B. -. Rarnage, W. Va Stewart, John - Rush, Ky'

DEACONESS

Riggs. Mrs. Mary J. Orlaiñeci ------------------Libson, Iowa Barber, Mrs. Ida, -- Liceised 918 E. 4th Ave. Williamson, W. Va. Flowers, Mrs. Roxie, " Rt. r6 Fairmont, W. Va. Ritz, Mrs. Nella " Coal Fork, W. Va. Scaggs, Mrs. Rosa, "r Logan, W. Va.

CHURCH ROSTER

Me:nhership Membership Present Last year Present Last Year

Barboursville 23 30 Nine Mile 04 o6 Brarnwell 66 67 Parkersbsrg 3' 43 Berkley Spgs i8 20 Rawi (No Report) 00 07 Charleston 17 21 Spring Fori: 58 6 Cia rksburg 38 41 Stringtow-n (No Report) oc 55 Fairniont 04 15 Three Mile II '3 Gt Cacapon 28 25 Vienna (New) 00 Huntington 135 '47 Wayne 27 22 Jenkinjones 21 16 Willsamson 27 Logan 47 45 West Union (Nt' Report) 00 05

Total Membership 578 630

Naugatuck Mision i i) Loss 52 Qua Mission oo) Churëhes not reporting 20

Net Loss 32

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GENERAL PROCEEDINGS

FIRST BUSINESS SESSION WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1933 8:45 A. M.

Opened with devotional service General Superinten dent, Rev. \V. L. Surbrook, in Chair, District Supt. Rev. J. F. Woods, and Asst. Dint. Supt. Elmer D.

Joy, assisting. Scripture read by the Chair 5oth Psalm, i - 15. Prayer offered by Rev. J. F. Woods, followed with talk by Rev.

Surbrook relative to progress of our General Church; standards for our pastors relative to church expansion, arid suggesting that each Sunday School 9et aside at least io 0 each week as a Tent Fund.

ROLL CALL—Miiisters of the District present:— ORDAINED:— J. C. Baynum, Ellis T. Boswell, J. M. Cochran, Paul H. Greeson, Mrs. Paul H. Greeson, J.S. Hankins, Miss Hattie Hickman, Elmer D. Joy, A. R. Miller L. G. Peters, Cecil Phillips, Rayruc,nd Sinioson, Mrs. Raymond Simpson, Floyd Williams and J. F. Woods. LICENSED:— Lloyd Andre, Lee R. Carroll. Miss Francis I. Corey, A. L, Davis, J. R. Hatcher, Miss Ada Shutts, E. B. Welch and Mrs. Floyd Williams. DEACONESS:— Mrs. Nellie Ritz.

DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES PRESENT Church

Barbours\ ille Bramweli Berkley Spricgs Charleston Clark..burg Fairniont Great Cacapon Huntington

Delegate Alternate Miss Elsie Sidehottom vIrs. Fannie Luster 0. W. Millcr -.

-- M(s$ Ada Shutts Edw. G. Hickman Anna Sherman

C. V. Buriiette C. C. Hensley Mrs. C. V. Burnette Mrs. E W. Miller Miss Isa Maloney

Jenkinjones Logan Nine Mile Parkershurg Rawl Spring Fork Stringtown Three Mile Vienna Wayne Williamson West TJnicn

J. M. Cochran

Erie Wylie 011ie Kitcheii

Florence Waggell Lillian Do tson

Bonnie Winifree

Martha Arboast

Delbert Boston

Ora Keesee L. T. Copley

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Mm ed and carried that reading of minutes of last session of last assembly be dispensed with.

CONFERENCE BAR set, first seats across church. TIME OF SESSIONS, 8:30 to 11:30 forenoon-

COVIMITTECS APFOJNTED: Movei and carried that the Dit. Supt. appoint all ccmmittees at

;h is time; appoimments being as iollows: WAYi & MEANS:— P. H. Greeson, J. C. Baynum. Elmer D.

Joy J. S. Hankins, Raymond Simpson. RE SOLTJ T1ONS —Floyd Williams, Hattie Hickman, Ellis T. Boswell STATISTICAL:— Lee R. Carroll, Alfred L. Davis, Lloyd Andre. AUDI'l Ii"IG:— E. W. Miller. ElEller D. Joy. MINUTES:- U. V Miller, Paul H. Greeson. DEVOTION :- J. E. WooJs, J. C. Bay num. RECEPPION:- A. R. Miller J. M. Cochran. CONDOLENCE:. Mrs. Paul H. Greeson. Francis I. Corey.

New Churches: Moved and carried that we accept the Vienna Church into this Conference.

Move:l and carried that we brar reports a this time.

KEPOT of Dlsllucr SUPEIUNTENDENT To the 24th annual district assembly of the Pilgrim Holiness

Church of West Virginia held at Spilg Fork, September i9th thru. 24th, 1933;

Greetings in Jesis dear iame: I am re.ni:ided by the heading of tins report that I am now

closing my tventiethyear as list. Sapt. ol the W. Va. Dist. and while the duties of the office have not always been uleasant, it has been a pleasure. to have the fellowship ani cooperatmo: of the preachers and members of the District.

This assembly will be oce of i n:xrtance as we will not meet again until after the General Assembly h met. We should therefore pas such resolutions as will be helpful in making the church more spiritual, but avci'-1 smih resolutions as are uci:-essei:tial.

During the asserhly year I l:ave visited each church four times and held quarterly busiaess meeti: gs each time with the excep-tion of two churches. I was compelled to se d my asistant tu these for the last quarterly meeting on accou:t of meetings I was engaged iii as evangelist. Ihave traveled 12334 miles; attended 257 services besides the business meetings; preached i8 times with the result 01285 seekers at th;e preaching services, and have lad six revival meetings. one in each of the follo'ing states:- Michigan, Virginia, New York, Pennsylvania and two in West Virgini.

During the year there has been one mission organized with a membership of eleven, at Naugatuck, W. Va., and a mission at Vienna, W. Va. has been organized into a church with a membership of 15 (two have united since, making a membership of 17).

Through the ruling of the last Dist. Assembly, making the support of the Dist. Supt. a preferred claim, my support has keen practically paid in full. I have ieceived, above expenses. $1116.45, leaving a balance of only $53.62, but you will notice by the District

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Treasurer's report that we have fallen short on all other district claims some of which will have to be provided for by the ways and nieaiis Committee.

We purchased a tent for the District and two meetings were held, the report of whch ivill be made by Rev. Lloyd Andre who had charge cf the same.

Respectfully submitted. J. F. \VOODS, Dist-. Supt.

Moved and carried we receive this report. REPORT OF ASST. DISTRICT SUPT.

During the year we visited two churches, Jenkinjones and Bramwell and investigated the organization of a church at Bluefield. The Church at Blue field has since gone to the Wesleyans. For this trip I received $13.08 and lily expenses were $9.45.

Yours truly, Elmer D. Joy, Asst. Dist. Supt. Moved and carried we receive this report.

CHURCH REPORTS. The followi:g charch reports were heard and accepted by

the assembly: Church Pastor Sunday SchoolSupt. Reports read by:

Barhottrville Elmer D. Joy R. K. Ca tuper Pastor Bramwell Raymond Simpson J. P. QresenLerry Delegate BerkleySpriiigs J. D. Webb Rob't Hobday Clerk Chiarlesto:i Francis Corey Clias. E. Ryder Delegate Clarksburg J. S. Hankins Lan Iam Hickman Delegate Fairmont None Nolle Clerk Great Cacapon J. D Webb Sarah Youngblood Clerk Huntington Paul H. Greeson Ralph Blake IsaMalouy Jeiikinjones E. B. Welch Fred Conklin Pastor Logan Hattie Hcman Roh't L. Deskins De1gate Nine Mile Eltner P. Joy esie Baumgardier Pastor Naugatuck Miss'nJno. W. l)aniels None Clerk Ona Mission Elmer I). Joy SUSan Cothard Fastor Parkersburg Floyd \VihIians Floyd Davis Delegate Rawl No p?stor No reports Spring Fork J. C. Bavunni Cecil Hicks Delegate Stringtowr No pastor No reports Three Mile J. C. Baynum C. M. Turner Delegate Vienna Floyd Williams C. A. Galloway Delegate Wayne Lee R. Carroll Ora Keesee Delegate Williamson Cecil Phillips L. Copley Delegate West Union No Pastor Nc. report

UNSTATION ED MINISTER'S REPORTS The following unstationed Minister's reports heard and ac-

cepted:- ORDAINED:- Ellis T. Boswell; J. M. Cochraii; Chas. E. DeFoe; Ben DeRond; Bertha Evans; Mrs. Raymond Simpson; Mrs. P. H. Greeson; Asst. Pastor Huntington, and Mrs. E. D. Joy. Asst. Pastor Barbour-ville. Report of L. G. Peters was referred hack for more data. LICENSED:- Lloyd Andre, Everett Bailey, Asst. Pastor, Bramwell,

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L. J. Burgess, Mrs. Lee R. Carroll, Asst. Pastor, Wayne; A. L. Davis; Mrs. Ben DeRond; J. R. Hatcher; Miss Ada Shutts, Asst. Pastor, Charleston, Mrs. Floyd Williams. Asst. Pastor, Parkershurg.

Mr. & Mrs- Ben DeRond are rwining an independent ruiss- ion at Huntington, MT. Va. DEACONESSES:- Mrs. Ida Barber; Mrs. Rosa Skaggs.

Moved and carDed that all reports be turned in to the Sec- retary as soon as possible.

Adjour..ed by expiration of time- Dism ised by Rev. Paul H. Greeson.

SECOND BUSINESS SESSION THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1933 - 8:3e A. M.

Opeue:l with devotional service. Scripture lesson by the Chair, 3rd chapter Ephesians. Prayer by Rev. Elmer L.Joy. The Chair tookas text from which to talk to the assembly Phillippians 2:2 bringing out three iluportal;t çoirts; viz: Coinniunion (with God and each other); Courtesy (to the ministr\' nd each other); Cooperation (iii the locdl chrich loard, church unity and loyalty). He recom-tuende.i budget system of financing on a percentage basis to the local an:l general church, and suk' again rel:;tive to Pioneer work.

ROLL CALL. MINUTES cf previous sessio:i appro.ed. Iovecl and carried that the asst. pastor's reports beconnect-

ed with that of the pastor. Moved and carried t.l'iit ive rece\ e Rev. E. B. \Veich into

this Assembly. RESOLUTION CO\IMIT'T'E2 Reports Li part Res. No. I &

'No. 2 Ii errd. WAYS & MEANS COMM 1TEE REPORTS

Entire report read,tlien each recoiniiie:idatioa taken up sep-arately as follows:

i. We recommend there Le raised o: this floor to be paid in 3OdayS $75.00 for deficits of this year, babince to be appued od print. ing minutes fcr this assembly and that w charge io per copy for the minutes. Balance to be paid out of first money received on district printing. Adopted'.

2. We recommend that tl:e Dist. Rudgt he set at the follow- ingamounts:- District Sunt. $700.00 Printing $ioo.00

Oh. Extension 5o;bu Secretary 25.00 Gen. Assembly Ex. 50.00 Tresurer 50.00 Incidentals 25.00 Total $i000.oeAdopted

. We recjmn,en'9 that a.ny amounj-.t raised this year for General Assembly Expensed oT what we already have on hand that may remain above Gn. Assembly Expense next ear, be retu,ned to the district to be applied to district funds pro r2ta. Adopted.

4. We recommend that our MiSsinar' goal be set at $10000. Adopted.

5. We recommend that our general budget be set dt $oo. Adopted.

6. •We recommend that District and General Budget be 6

united asone budget and divided at ratio of 2t0 i. Adopted.

Barbourille Chinch $ 50.00 Bramwell Church $150.00 7. We recommend that pportionnient of hudge be as follows:

Berkley Springs " .00 Charleston " 38.00

Clarksbiirg " ioo.00 Fairmont 12.00 Great Cacapon io,00 Huntington " oo.00 Jenkinjones 2.0O Logan " 130.00

Nine Mile V

9.00 Parkersburg " 80.00

Rawl 6.00 Spring Fork " 65.00 'rhree Mile. 20.00

V Vienna " 25.00

WayxieV

40.00 V

Williamson " 75.00

$1447.00 V Total V

Adopted. 8. We recommend that the Foreign Missionary apportion-

being as follows:. $ 36.00 Bramwell V Church $ io8.00

27.00. Huntington 432.00 72.00 Logan 90.00 6.00 Parkersbu.g. 72.00 9.00 Spring Fork 45.00 9.00 Three Mile, i8.00

V i8.00 V Wayne. 54.00 4.00 Williamson 54.00

Total . -.

$1054.00

Adopted. Moved and carried that the order of business in the morning he the election of officers,and delegates to the General Assembly.

Moved and carried we take a recess of o minutè. RESOLUTION COMMITTEE REPORTS AGAIN.

Resolution No. 3 read. Moved and seconded that we amend this resolution to include Res. No.4.

Moved and seconded this be laid on the Table until after election of officers and delegates o the general assembly. Cariied.

Adjourned by expiration of time. Dismissed by the ;ecretary.

THIRD BUSII'E.SS SESSION FRIDAY SEPTiMBER 22, 1933 - 8:30 A. M.

Opened with devotional service - Prayer by Rev. A. L. Davis. Scripture lesson by chair, Romans 12 followed by talk to the

assembly on Talents, Trouble and Time. Moved and carried that Sr. W. L. Surbrook, Sr. J. F Woo-Is

and Sr.E. W. Millerle given seat in the conlerencebar. Also Sr. May minister from Tennessee be given seat in conference bar.

ROLL CALL. MINUTES of last session read and approved.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS V Moved and carried the Dist. Supt. appoint four tellers, two

to pass out and two to receive ballots. Tellers appointed:- Rev. Greeson, Phillips, Harkins and

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ment remain as last year VBarbours1]le Church Charleston Clarksburg Nine vIile Fairmont Berkley Springs Jenkirijones Rawl

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Baynum. Moved and carried that we adopt the rules of the General

Assembly pertaining to the election of officers. Prayer offered at this time for Divine guidance. Ballots spread as follows:

District Superii:tendent;- J. F. Woods elected on first ballot. Asst. " Elirer D Joy Secretary E. W. Miller Treasurer Mattie Ensley Three Council members:- J. C. Baynum, P. H. Gree;c'n, Raymond Simpson elected on first ballot. Examining board member;- J. S. liankins elected oii third ballot., District Trustees re-elected on first ballot. - Trustee of Ovosso Bible Seminary, J. F. Woods elected on first ballot.

The Receptio:m Committee here presented Rev. Johnson from Lexington, Ky., Rev. Taylor from Kanawha City, W. Va. and Rev. Rrown from Belle. W. Va. The Assembly gave them an honorary seat in the conference bar. DELEGATES TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY- (6 Ministerial & 3 Lay)

Ministerial:- P. H. Greeso:i, Raymond Simpson J. C. Baynum J. S. Hankins, Cecil Phillips elected on first ballot.

Moved and carried we extend time until election is finished. Hattie Hickman elerted on 5th billot.l 1. /ey

Lay:- Sr. J. Ii'. Woo Is, Sr. PI. K. . Lawrence elected on second ballot.

Moved and carried that in as much as the Manual makes no provisions for ahernate delegat.es, that the Distict Council be empow-ered to select these if required

NEXT DISTR[CT ASSEMBLY VOTED TO PARKERSBURG Moved and carried that all resolulions passed in former assem-

blies remain in effect until recin'ed Moved and carried weliave an afternoon session from 1-2 P.M. Moved and carried to adjourn—Dismissed in prayer.

FOURTH BUSINESS SESSION FRIDAY AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER, 22, 1933 - I P. M.

Opened with prayer by Mrs-P. H. Greeson. Moved and carried we dispense with roll call. Minutes of last business session. i cad and approved. Tabled Resolution No. 4re12ti\ e to miners union presented. Moved and seconded it be laid on the table until ways &

means committee's recommendation for raising home mission money be heard--Lost.

Mavual of the United Mine Workers of America read by the Secretary.

Resolution No. 3 read. Amendment (Res. No. 4) read. Moved and seconded that weadopt this rdsolution—Lost. Moved and seconded that Res.No. be sent as a MEMOR-

IAL to the General Assembly as all addition to Sec. 76 of our Manual. Carried.

WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE recommends that an offer- 8

ing be taken at this time for Home Missionary work. Recommendation accepted and offering taken as follows:

Barhonraville Church $ 5.00 Bramweli Church$ 10.00

Charleston 15.00 Clarkshurg 10.00

Huntington Nine Mile ,,

Spring Fork ,,

200.00

1.00

5.00

Jenkinjones Parkersburg Three Mile

5.00

10.00

5.00

Wayne 2.00 Williamson 10 00

Parkersburg Prayer Band 2.00 Vienna 5.00

J. F. Woods 50.00 E. B. Welch 5.00

E. D. Joy .00 E. T. Boswell 5.00

$350.00

The Chair called for pledges from individuals to raise sub-scriptions to the Pilgrim Holiness Advocate with the followingi esul ts: J. M. Cochran Ia; E. T. Bos well ; Raymond Simpson 2o; E. D. Joy 10;

J. C. Baynum; Hattie Hickman Jo; Paul H. Greeson 40; MiS5 Erie Wyle Jo; Cecil Phillips 10; Floyd Williams 10; Lloyd Andre 5; A. L. Davis 5; Lee R. Carroll 5; E. B. Welch 5; Claude Hensley 5; E. W. Miller ; W. 0. Miller 3; E. G. Hickman 6; Total 169.

Adjourned by expiration of time. Dismissed by Bra. Woods.

FIFTH BUSINESS SESSION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. 1933, S3o A. M.

Opened ivili devotional service. Scripture lesson 87th Psalm read by the Chair. Prayer led by the Dist. Treasure, Sr. Ensley. Talk by the Char relative to c'ur schools and general church.

Roll Call dispensed with: Minutes of last session read and accepted.

EXAMINING BOARD REPORT: The Examining Board ecotnnienced renewal of all licensed

ministers credentials, granted license to C. C. Hensley, Huntington W. Va. and referred S. Dingess Log2n. back to his local board for local license. Also renewal of all deaconesses license.

Moved and carried this repprt be accepted. REPORT O AUDIT[NG COMMITTEE:- This is to certify

that we have carefully examined the books of our Dist. Treasurer and found them correct. E. W. Miller, Elmer D. Joy.

DISTRICT TREASURER'S REPORT Report last year showed the following deficits

I)itrict. Supt. Salary Secretary $5 52 Treasurer $ 5.52 lnciden'als 3.05 Total Deficit $269.01

There was paid on these $3.05 to Inc. and $214.34 on Dist. Supt. Salary l aving a balance of $40.59 The Sec'y and Treas. both cancelled the amounts due then.

lialance on hand at beginning of year: Dist. Home Mission $ 5th. Church Extension $4.53 Printing $ 49.13 General Assembly Expense 279.58 Total $384.35

F,,r' d Receipts Disbursements Balance l)istrict Supt. (o deficit) $ 214.34 $ 214.34

Salar & Tray. Expense 1563.21 1509 69 $ 53.52 Home Missions $ 51.11 547.02 598.13 Church Extension 4.53 4.53 Printing 49.13 9.98 58.36 .75

Total

Continued from page 9 For'd Receipts Disbursements Balance District Secretary 20.92 20.92

Treasurer 41.86 41.86 Incidentals 22.69 22.69 General Budget 272.08 258.82 12.26

Assembly Exp. 279.58 6.25 17.55 267.98 District 68.8i 68.8i

Foreign Mission 752.85 727.80 24.05 Owosso Holiness Seminary 37.67 37.67 Beulah Rescue Home 17 50 17.50 Bethel Orphanage 55.18 49.64 5.54

Total $384.35 $3627.36 $3643.08 368.63

The above balance (except Dist. Printing and Bethel Orphanage) is re- stricted in the Twentieth Street Bank, Huntington, W. Va.

Respectfully submitted, Mrs. Mattie Ensley, Treasurer.

Moted and carried this report be accepted. Pledges for deficit (see Ways and Means Recommendation

No. i) and minutes taken to be paid in 30 days, as follows: Deficit Minutes Deficit Minutes

• Barboursvilje $2.00 5 Braniwell $ 7.00 '5 Berkley Springs 3 Charleston 5.00 7 Clarksburg 5.00 io Huntington 30.00 45 Logan 7.00 io Nine IVIile 1.00 2 ParkersL'urg 5.00 '5 Spring Fork 3.00 I0 Three Mile 1.00 5 Wayne 1.00 4 \\Tjlljanls011 7.00 15 Viei.ua 2.00 5 Prkshg. Yng. People 1.00 Bro. Joy 2 Clrksbg. Prsyer Bud. I . (JO Bro. Welch Great Cacapon 5

Totals $78.00 159 Moved and carried tli.t we have 250 copies of minutes printed.

RESOLUTION COM \'IITTEE REPORTS • RESOLUTIONS 5 to 15 inclusive hearci and acted upon. CONDOLENCE COMMITTEE REPORTS: "Nothing to Report".

Moved and carried the Resolutic,u Committee he excused and • allOwed to draft anyone they may choose to help.

Moved and carried the Resolutio: Committee draft a resolut- ion thanking the Spring Fork th arch and community for their hospi- talitv.

Moved and carried a cash collection be taken to meet deficit of the Superintendent's salary.

Moved and carried time be extended. Moved and carried we hear front the Statistical Committee. Moved and carried this report be accepted subject to correct-

ion by the Committee on Minutes. Moved andcarried we adjourn until i o'clock. P. M.

• SIXTH BUSINESS SESSION - SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1933, i o'clock P. M.

Opened with prayer led by Rev. J. C. Baynum. • Roll Call dispensed with.

Beading of minutes dispensed with until close of business. 10

RESOLUTION COMMITTEE Asked to report. Redrafted Resolution No. . and Resolution of thanks heard

and accepted. Report of DISTRICT TENT \VORK:- To the 24th District

Assembly of the Pilgrim Holiness Church of W. Va. Greetings: The tent was first pitched at Kenova W. Va. be-

ginning on May 25th and ending on June 28th 011 account of the Dis-trict Camp at Huntington. We were assisted about io days during this meeting by our Dist. Supt. Rev. J. F. Woods, and occasionally by other ministers of our District. At the tine of this meeting there were two other tent nieetings in progress near by of other denomina-tions, there fore the crowds and results were not normal. Only two saved and three sanctified. My support was approximately $20.00 less $ io.00 for oil and gas driving to and from Huntington.

Our next meeting was in Weston, W. Va., beginning on the a4th of July, ending on August 27th. We were assisted in this nieet-irig likewise by our District Supt. and Rev. J. S. Hankins, Pastor of our Clarksburg church. In this meeting there were 12 saved- and 4 sanctified. My support was $40.46.

Respectfully, Lloyd Andre.

Moved and carried this report be accepted. Minutes of last two sessions read and approved. Dismissed in prayer by the Chair, Rev. W. L. Surhrook

followed by singing "Near the Cross". Respectfully,

E. W. Miller, Rev. Paul H. Greeson, Committee.

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REPORT OF RESOLUTION COMMITTEE RES. No. i. \Ve roe mmewd that we change on p age 34, Sec. 49 of the

Manual which reads; ''Three-fourths vote of hoard'' to iran ''Two thirds ote of board''. LOST.

RES. N). 2. We recommend that- the last clause of Sec. 49, Page 3.1 of our Manual which reads: ''He may be called frorh year to year'' be changed to read; ''He may remain as long as both parties are satisfied''. In case either desire a change 6o days notice sh4ll be given prio1 to annual assembly" ACCEPTED as a MEMOR- IAL to General Assembly. - - -

tIES. No 3. We recommend antI strongly urge that our people do riot affiliate v ith labor unions of euy kind. LOT.

RES. No. 4. We recommend 'that we add to Sec. 76. page 45 of- our Manual, that any of our rtmembefs partaking in strikes, picketing and disorders he dealt with, and if they do not repent and abandon such they be dismissed. ACCEPT-ED as ME MORIAL -to General Assembly.

RES. No. . lie it RESOLVED that in a case ofa member accepting a pastorate of a church outside the hounds of the district of his residence, upon the termination of such pastorte his membership shall revert back to' the local church of which he was a member and his ministerial mnem hership to that district. ACCEPT - ED as ME\I1ORIAL to General Assembly.

RES. No. 6. Whereas the authority of the Dist. Supt. relative to choos. ing a pastor who lives in the community where chosen or who is intimately associat-ed with such church is obs(W.therefore

BE iT RESOLVED That the Dist. Supt., with two members of the Dist.

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Council may prevent the election of such minister as pastor of a church until the Council and caurch may decide.

Moved and carried this be substituted to read;- That we strike out of Par. 3, Sec. 61 of our Church Manual the words "from outside the hounds of the District Organization in which it is located" and the word "should" to shall. ACCEPTED as MEMORIAL to General Assembly.

RES. No. 7. Whereas, too large a district (by which is meant, too many churches as nell as too much territory) cannot be properly supervised by one Dist. Supt; therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, That the General Board may arrange the boundaries of such districts as do not have proper supervision until such supervision as is proper may be secured. ACCEPTED as MEMORIAL to General Assembly.

RES. No 8. Vhereas there is a tendency by some of our districts to disregard the direction of the Manual regarding the calling of pastors and choosing stationing committees follwing customs contrary to the practices and usages of our church government therefore: BE IT RESOLVED that such practices be discontinu - ed and the rules of our Manual be followed. Referred back for redrafting and not presented again.

RES. No. 9. Whereas the only statement as to a quorum of our church meetings is found under the heading of called church meeting, Sec 57. P. 38, there-fore, BE IT RESOLVED that a majority of resident membeis shall constitute a quorum whether a regular or called meeting. Referred back for redrafting and not presented again.

RES. No. to. Since it is a fact there is nothing binding in Our Manual in regards to the dress question and we have reached the time that we must draw a line. therefore, BE IT RESOLVED that our ladies be asked to wear their dresses not shorter than nine inches from the floor and that they do not wear contrasting colors in shoes and hose. Lost.

RES. No. It. Since it is a fact that many times other Holiness churches coining into the community of the Pilgrim church and in many cases engaging Pilgrim workers, is a detriment to the Pilgrim church, therefore; BE IT RESOLVED That no Pilgrim preacher be permitted in other churches of the same community of thc Pilgrim church without the consent of the resident pilgrim pastor. Adopted as a MEMORIAL to the General Assembly.

RES. No. 12. We recomineu I that the following he inserted in the re-ception of members. page 26. Sec. 30 at the end of living a christian consistent life: "And are not chvorced and remarried and living with second party while first party lives. Adopted as MEMORIAL to General Assembly.

RES. No. 13. \Ve recommend that each church at their annual meeting prior to the General Assembly nominate one lay delegate to the Annual Assembly and that the lay delegates to the General Assembly be elected from this number. Adopted as MEMORIAL to General Assembly.

RES. No. 14. Resolved, That in Sec. 151 of our manual the selcction of the ministerial delegation shall read "ten'' instead of "seven", and the lay delega-

tiori "300" instead of "200". Adopted as MEMOIUAL to General Assembly. RES. No. i5. DISTRICT RESOLUTION. Be it resolved that a stand-

ing Statistical Committee be appointed at the close of each annual assembly to serve throughout the next assembly. Adopted.

Moved and carried the same committee serving this year be appointed. Being L. R. Carroll, A. L. Davis and Lloyd Andre.

RESOLUTJON OF THANKS: We, the members of the 24th Annual Assembly of the West Virginia District of the Pilgrim Holine..s Church do hereby ex-press our sincere thanks and appreciation to the church and community of Spring Fork for the royal way in which we have been entertained. May the blessings of the Lord be upon them.

Moved and carried this be adopted and read at the Sunday morning services.

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