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Clifton church, August 29, 30 and 31, 1947; J. C. Goodman, Moderator, C. L. Blevins, Clerk. ?
Grassy Creek church, August 27, 28, and 29, 1948. J. C. Goodman, Moderator, C. L. Blevins, Clerk.
Tuckerdale church, August 25, 26, 27, 1949. J. C. Goodman, Moderator, C. L. Blevins. Clerk.
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4. No member shall speak more than twice on any subject except by permission of the body.
5. It shall be counted disorder for any member to stand up, leave the house or hold private conversation while any person is speaking.
CHURCH COVENANT
Having been led ası we believe, by the Spirit of God, to re- ceive the Lord Jesus Christ as our Saviour, and on profession of our faith. having been baptised in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost, we do now, in the presence of God, angels and this assembly, most solemnly and joyfully enter into this covenant with one another, as one body in Christ.
We engage, therefore by the aid of the Holy Spirit, to walk tog ther in Christian love; to strive for the advancement of this church, in knowledge, holiness and comfort; to promote its prosperity and spirituality; to sustain its worship, ordin- ances, discipline and doctrines; to contribute cheerfully and regularly to the support of the ministry, the expenses of the church and the relief of the poor, and the spread of the Gos- pel through all nations.
We also engage to maintain family and secret devotions; to religiously educate our children; to seek the salvation of our kindred and acquaintances; to walk circumspectly in the world; to be just in our dealing, faithful in our engagements, and exemplary in our deportment; to avoid all tattling, back- biting and excessive anger; to abstain from the sale and use of intoxicating drinks as a beverage, and to be zealous in our ef- forts to advance the kingdom of our Saviour.
We further „ngage to watch over one another in brotherly love; to remember each other in prayer; to aid each other in sickness and distress; to cultivate Christian sympathy in feel- Ing and courtesy in speech; to be slow to take offense, but al- ways ready for reconciliation, and mindful of the rule of our Saviour to secure it without delay.
We moreover engage that when we remove from this place we will, as soon as possible, unite with some other church, where we can carry out the spirit of this covenant and the principals of God's Word.
Program
ASHE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 1951 SESSION
Thursday Morning, August 30, 1951
9:30 Devotional
Rev. S. S. Graybeal
9:40 Introductory Sermon Rev. Frank Tucker
10:15 Moderator's Period
(a) Election of officers for next sessions.
(b) Receptions of churches and visitors.
(c) Appointment of committees.
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10:30 Period of discussion of training activities in Associational Work:
(a) Report on Associational Work and Vacation Bible
Schools Miss V. Dare Teague
(b) Report on Sunday Schools Lee' Waddell
(c) Report on Baptist Training Union D. C. Severt
(d) Report of Executive Committee Ira .T. Johnston
(e) Report on Woman's Missionary Union Mrs. Ralph Parsons
(f) Report on Pastor's Conference __ Rev. R. C. Ashley (g) Report on Pastor's Salaries and Agad Minister's Relief Frank McMillan
12:00 Recess for lunch.
Thursday Afternoon
1:00 Report of Pastors and Messengers on Progress and Pro- Iblems.
2:00 Sermon Rev. M. D. Hart
2:30 Miscellaneous.
((a) Additional Reports from Churches and Visitors.
(b) Announcements.
(c) Open Forum Discussion.
3:30 Adjournment.
Thursday Night
7:30 Special Program Baptist Training Union Friday Morning, August 31, 1951
9:30 Devotional Rev. Smith Miller
9:40 Period of Discussion of Denominational Causes. (a) State, Home and Foreign Missions A. D. Goodman
(b) Christian Education Jack Graybeal
12:00 Recess for lunch.
Friday Afternoon
1:00 Denominational Causes (Continued) Moody Hale
(c) Orphanage
(d) Hospital C. E. Howell
(e) Periodicals John M. Burkett
2:30 Sermon Rev. G. C. Burkett
3:00 Miscellaneous and Adjournment.
Friday Night
7:30 Special Program Sunday School Division Saturday Morning, September 1, 1951
9:30 Devotional Rev. J. H. Gentry 9:40 General Reports.
(a) Temperance and Public Morals __ Rev. J. H. Gentry
(b) American Bible Society Mrs. Dwight McGrady 10:15 Reports of Special Committees.
(a) Resolutions.
(b) Finances.
(c) Place and Preacher.
10:45 Miscellaneous.
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11:00 Sermon Rev. W. E. Denny
12:00 Adjournment.
Marshalls for Session: Worth Phillips, Joe McGuire and Turner Hantzog.
ORDAINED MINISTERS NOT SERVING AS PASTORS
Barker, W. F.
Blevins, J. C. _
Burkett, R. M.
Grassy Creek Grassy Creek Jefferson
Caldwell, W. H Campbell, J. A Cockerham, T.
Sparta Bina
Denny, Jesse _
Denny, G. L. _.
Dolinger, R. L. Duvall, Wayne
Eller, E. A.
Farmer, T. A.
Gentry, J. H. .
Goodman, C. F.
Goodman, Sper.
Hayes, T. M.
Horne, Paul
Keller, L. N.
Lyall, Jesse
Miller, Lee
Miller, Smith
Mullis, W. O.
Osborne, Rey
Phillips, Eugen
Toliver
Powers, Arthur
Powers, E. W.
Sexton, Robert
Lansing W. Va. Lansing Smethport Ball
Shepherd, D. L. Shepherd, G. M Smith, Burl
Jefferson
Salmons, Thom
Jefferson Grassy Creek
Testerman, Lut
Amy
Vanoy, Gaithe
Todd
Waddell, Lee
Grassy Creek
Woodie, Glenn
West Jefferson
Woodruff, Robert
Idlewild
Younce, C. J.
Patterson
MINISTERS LICENSED THIS YEAR
John Davis Helton
Edward H. Woodie West Jefferson
Glenn Woodie West Jefferson
Calvin Miller
Jefferson Other ministers and addresses of the Association will be found in table "A" of this minute.
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Crumpler Apple Grove Grassy Creek Sturgills Rugby, Va. Grassy Creek Lansing Vest Jefferson Vest Jefferson Oval
athan's Creek Tree Top Fleetwood Oval Summit Jefferson Jefferson Fig
Spencer, J. O.
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gram b: continued permanently as a regular part of our As- sociational work and that it be placed under the administra- tion of the Executive Committee.
The Sunday school raport was discussed by S. S. Knisley of the Lebanon Association. Field worker of Sunday schools of Virginia. Sirmon by Rev. R. C. Ashley. Text: Matt. 6-9.
Adjourned.
Prayer by Rev. H. M. Winkler.
THURSDAY NIGHT SESSION TRAINING UNION NIGHT AUGUST 31, 1950, 7:30
Theme: The Stewardship of Life.
Song Service: "I Gave Myself For Thee," "Take My Life," "Rady."
- Devotional: Miss Lois Goodman.
Sp.cial Music: Friendly Grove Junior Quartet.
Message: My All For Christ - Rev. G. C. Burkett.
Installation of Officers.
Prayer of Dedication.
Pianist - Kitty Watson.
Music Director - McDaniel Harless.
FRIDAY MORNING SESSION SEPT. 1, 1950
The Association met and was opened by singing by the audience, "What A Friend We Have In Jesus." Rev. T. A. Far- mer conducted the devotionals by reading John 1: 1-14.
Prayer by Rev. M. D. Hart.
The raport on BTU work was read by D. C. Severt and discussed by Ira. T. Johnston. On motion the report was adopt- ed.
The report on Orphanage was read by Rev. G. R. Black- burn and was discussed by Rev. E. Cleveland Wilkie, pastor of the Kennedy Home church. On motion the report was adopt- ed.
The report of the Executive Board was read by Ira T. Johnston. The rapont was discussed by Ira T. Johnston and Rev. J. F. Hodgson. On motion the report was adopted.
The raport on WIMU work was read and discussed by Mrs. F. L. Waddell. On motion the report was adopted.
On motion the Committee on New Churches was discon- tinued.
On motion Pine Swamp and Wagoner churches were re- ceived into the Association.
Report on Periodica's and Christian Education were read by Rev. R. R. Campbell.
R poris were discussed by Rev. M. H. Kendall of Mars Hill College. On motion the report was adopted.
Adjourned 1 hour for lunch. Prayer by Rev. R. R. Camp- bell. Dinner was served to a large number.
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the body during the session: Dr. W. K. McGee, of the Baptist hospital .; Rev. J. C. Canipe, Secretary of Evangelism; Grady Minton, of Three Forks Association; Hugh Kincaid, of Three Fork Association; Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Hodgson, Lebanon Asso- ciation; L. S. Knisley, Missionary, Abingdon, Va., Stat: Sunday school worker; Rev. J. R. Shumate, Labanon Association; Rev. S. Cleveland Wilkie from the Orphanage and Rev. M. H. Ken- dall, of Mars Hill College.
The following committees wire appointed by the Mod- erator:
Committee on Religious Exercises. The delegat's and pas- tor of Healing Springs church.
Committee on Resolutions: J. G. Welch, Ira T. Johnston, and Moody Hale.
Committee to continue to nominate director of orphanage and hospital work.
Committee on Place and Preacher for next session. A. J. Blevins, Paul Phipps, J. G. Welch.
Committee to nominate the Executive Board: F. L. Wad- dell, Finley Miller, G. C. Burkett.
The report on hospital was discussed by Rev. W. K. McGee, Ira T. Johnston, C. E. Howell. On motion the report was adopt- ed.
The Co-operative Program and Evangelism was very ably discussed by Rev. J. C. Canipe.
Rev. R. R. Campbell, M. D. Hart, R. C. Ashley and W. E. Denny were asked to meet to discuss an organization of Evan- gelismı
Adjourned.
Prayer by Ray W. E. Denny.
Dinner was served by the church and community, assisted by other churches.
The Association met and was opened by singing.
Prayer by Rev. M. D. Hant. On motion a committee on evangelism was appointed as follows: General chairman, Rev. R. R. Campbell; Organization, Miss Virginia Dar: Teague; Pub- licity, Rev. R. C. Ashley; Prayer Meeting, Rev. G. C. Burkett; Finance, Rev. H. M. Winkler; Fellowship, Rev. M. D. Hart.
On motion it was votad to change the Constitution of the Association as follows, By striking out all of Article 9, after the word "brethren" in line two thereof and inserting in lieu thereof the following "and, or sisters whose duty it shall be to co-operate with the officers and pastors of the Association and the General Board of the Baptist State Convention in pro- moting and advancing the work of the denomina ion within the bounds of the Association in any necessary matter between sessions; and to make a report to the Association at the next annual' s:sison."
The report of the Associational Missionary was read by Miss Teague and was discussed by Rev. R. R. Campbell, and Rev. G. C. Burkett.
On motion the report was adopted.
On motion it was voted that the Associational Mission Pro-
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Rev. W. E. Denny, Pastor Healing Springs Church Where Associa- tion Met.
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Healing Springs Baptist Church
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SIXTY-FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE Ashe Missionary Baptist Association
NORTH CAROLINA
1886-1950
HELD WITH HEALING SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH August 31 - Sept. 1-2, 1950
DIRECTORY OF ASSOCIATION OFFICERS
Prof. J. C. Goodman, Moderator
West Jefferson, N. C.
Rev. W. E. Denny, Vice-President Silas Creek, N. C.
C. L. Blevins, Clerk-Treasurer Crumpler, N. C.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND BOARD OF MISSIONS
Ira T. Johnston Jefferson, N. C.
Rev. W. E. Denny
Silas Creek, N. C.
E. C. Eller
Bina, N. C.
D. C. Severti West Jefferson, N. C.
C. E. Howell
Todd, N. C.
STANDING COMMITTEES FOR 1951
State, Home and Foreign Missions A. D. Goodman
Orphanage
Moody Hale
Hospital C. E. Howell
Pastor's Salaries & Ministerial Relief Frank MoiMillan
Periodicals John M. Burkett
American Bible Society Mns. Dwight McGra d'v
Christian Education Jack Graybeal
Temperance and Public Morals J. H. Gentry
Associational Work Miss V. Dar: Teague
Sunday Schools
Lee Waddell
B. T. U. D. C. Severt
W. M. U.
Mrs. Ralph Parsons
Ministerial Conference
R. C. Ashley
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C. L. Blevins, Retiring Clerk For Ashe Baptist Association.
D. C. Severt, New Clerk For Ashe Baptist Associa- tion.
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In Memoriam
BALD MOUNTAIN - Mr. J. W. Duncan.
BAPTIST HOME - Deacon Clinton Sturgill. BLUE RIDGE - Mrs. Elizabeth Walker. BUFFALO - Mr. W. J. Campbell. FRANKLIN - Rev. Robert E. Ingram. Friendly Grove - BTU Leader, Paul Hart.
FRIENDSHIP - Mrs. Bashie Burkett, Mr. Robey Poe, Mrs. Emaline Coldiron.
HEALING SPRINGS - Mr. J. S. Baker, Mr. L. W. Baker. LANDMARK - Mrs. Celia Brooks, Mrs. Melvina Tester- man, Mr. Gaither Barker, Mr. W. P. Johnson.
LITTLE HELTON - Mrs. Florence Hall. LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Emma Stike.
MOUNTAIN VIEW - Mrs. Sinda Eastridge.
NEW RIVER - Mr. Eugene Davis, Mrs. Florence Porter, Mr. Frank Phipps.
PINE SWAMP - Rev. S. S. Phillips.
THREE FORK - Mrs. Cora Humphreys, Mr. J. H. Lewis. VALLEY HOME - Mr. James Gentry. Mrs. Martha Miller. WARRENSVILLE - Mr. Riley Turnmyre.
WEST JEFFERSON - Mr. Robert Keys, Mrs. L. S. Vannoy, Mr. Zeb V. Gambill.
REPORT OF THE ASHE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION .
The Ashe Ministerial Association has met regularly, each fifth Saturday in conference for the past year, with good at- tendance and well - planned programs. We feel that progress is being made in the Association.
The regular school for preachers was conducted this year at the West Jefferson church. The school was a great success with Dr. J. R. Mosley, of Macon, Ga .; Dr. Howard Ford and Rev.J. C .Pipes as teachers. The attendance of this school was among the best we have yet experienced.
We look forward to the coming year for another school.
This conference has done much to promote the buliding of . the new wing to the hospital and the moving of Wake Forest College to Winston - Salem.
We look forward to another successful year with more preachers being added to the conference and more ministers placed in the pastoral work.
The Executive Board of the Association has met regularly with the conference, and added much to its success.
At the last meeting Rev. H. M. Wnkler was re-elected as Moderator and R. C. Ashley as secretary, for the coming year. Respectfully submitted, R. C. Ashley.
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Obituary HOWARD PAUL HART
Howard Paul Hart, son of Rev. and Mrs. M. D. Hart, was born November 22, 1928. Died March 17, 1950. His age being 21 years, 3 months and 25 days.
He leaves his parents, one sister, Mrs. Austin Spencer, of Stungills, N. C., three brothers: Garland, Junior and Carroll, all of the home in West Jefferson. Also a large number of friends, schoolmates and relatives.
Paul professed faith in Christ and was baptised into the fel- lowship of Tuckerdale Baptist church, July 23, 1947. He later moved his membership to the Friendly Grove Baptist church where he became an ac- tive member. He was active in the Training Union and other or- ganizations of the church. Paul remained a faithful and loyal member until his death. His un- timely going came as a surprise and a shock to the family and his many friends.
Even though Paul's physical body has ceased to function, he is not dead to his family, friends, and schoolmates; because his in- fluence will live always in the home, in the church, in the school and in the community as a shining example of a good son, a loving brother, a spiritual per- sonage, and a good citizen.
Wherever duty called Paul met it nobly. He was fully pre- pared for another state of exis- tence. His reward will be one for a life well spent on earth.
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REMARKS CONCERNING THE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES OF PAUL HART. By Robert Davis, Principal West Jefferson High School
Paul came to West Jefferson school as a transfer student from Lansing. We welcomed him, but had little thought at the time that he would soon become per- haps our most valuable student. However, it was not long before his good personality, clean hab- its, worthwhile ambitions, spirit of cooperation, his desire to help himself and to share with others. his honesty, good judgment and self - reliance became a working part of the school.
Paul received honors during his junior year, but it was during his senior year that he truly came into his own. Some of the extra -curricular activities in which he participated were: Jun- ior year - Member boy's bas- ketball team and president of junior class.
His time was well filled dur- ing this, his senior year. In ad- dition to a regular academic load he was selected as a sports reporter for the school paper; was a member of the advertising staff of the paper; appointed man- ager of boys' basketball team; elected business manager of the school yearbook; elected presi- dent of the senior class; elected president of the student council.
Paul was popular with both boys and girls. His teachers felt honored to have him in class. He merited the confidence and re- spect which he had from all students and the faculty. Paul liked and respected both students and faculty. They, in turn, liked and respected him.
We cannot describe Paul's school life and activities better than to say "he was a gentle- man."
was registured to enter Gardner Webb College
Paul Hart
In September 1950. He wanted.to graduate from there
and also From Wake Forest College. To prepare himself to teach in College.
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SIXTY-FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE Ashe Missionary Baptist Association NORTH CAROLINA 1886-1951
HELD WITH OLD FIELDS BAPTIST CHURCH
DIRECTORY OF ASSOCIATION OFFICERS
Rev. W. E. Denny, Moderator Silas Creek, N. C.
Prof. J. C. Goodman. Vice-President West Jefferson, N. C.
D. C. Severt, Clerk-Treasurer West Jefferson, N. C.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Ira T. Johnston, Chairman Jefferson, N. C.
Re .. G. C. Burkett Jefferson, N. C.
Ballard Harless . West Jefferson, N. C.
Worth Phillips Idlewild, N. C.
Rev. Frank Tucker . Clifton, N. C.
Mrs. Ralph C. Parsons West Jefferson, N. C.
D. C. Severt West Jefferson, N. C.
Rev. Lee Waddell Sturgills, N. C.
Rev. H. M. Winkler Todd, N. C.
STANDING COMMITTEES FOR 1951
State, Home and Foreign Missions Rev. R. R. Campbell
W. B. Oliver Orphanage
Hospital .C. E. Howell
Pastor s Salaries and Ministerial Relief J. C. Goodman Periodicals B. H. Duncan
Baptist Home For Aged
Ira T. Johnston
Christian Education A. D. Goodman
Temperance and Public Morals H. M. Winkler
Associational Work
E. J. Jenkins
Sunday Schools Lee Waddell
B. T. U D. C. Severt
W. M. U. Mrs. Ralph Parsons
Ministerial Conference
.R. C. Ashley
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REV. S. S. GRAYBEAL is pastor of the Old Fields Bap- tist church.
OLD FIELDS BAPTIST CHURCH, scene of the 1951 sessions of the Ashe Mis- sionary Baptist Association.
ORGANIZED IN I803
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Many of us are taking the daily newspaper and several magazin .s. and leaving out our two denominational papers, the Biblical Recorder and Cherity and Children. We need to urge our fo'ks to get in line as Bap ist and subsc.ibe for them or have them placed in our church budget.
Respectfully submitted John M. Burkett
REPORT ON ASHE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
The Ashe Ministerial Association has met regularly for the past year, with an increased interest in each meeting.
Through the efforts of this organization the Evangelistic Crusade was sponsored in the Association, reaching nearly every church dur- irg the months of February. March and April.
The annual school was held at Phoenix, for the Ministers and Church Workers. This was attended by a large number of Ministers, Church Workers and visitors. Meals were served by the church. The teachers for this school were:
Dr. Bond of Boone; Dr. Young, from the Baptist Hospital, and Re '. J. C. Pipes f: om Asheville.
We look forward to another school of this kind which we feel is a very he pful meeting to all our people.
At our last meeting of the Ministerial Association and the Execu- tive Board. Rev. H. M. Winkler was elected as moderator; Rev. G. C. Burkett, vice president and R. C. Ashley as secretary.
The Association voted to change the meeting from each Fifth Sat- u: day to the Saturday before the Fourth Sunday in each month.
Respectfully submitted.
R. C. Ashley, Secretary
SPECIAL RESOLUTION
WHEREAS: 1. We have so few messengers at night and Saturday morning sessions; 2 That it is unfair to speakers to ask them to come to speak to empty pews.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, 1. That the matter of limiting our Association to a two-day session be made a preferred item of busi- ness at the next session of the body.
Presented by Rev. R. C. Ashley and on motion, adopted.
TRAINING UNION REPORT
The Ashe Baptist Associational Training Union organization seeks to organize a church training p. ogram in every Baptist church in the Association and to discover and train leaders. It also tries to help each church, through a Training Union program, to provide a place where every member may g. ow, develop and become active in the service of.
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the Lord, and of His church. We are happy to submit the following" report of our work for 1951 and goals for 1952.
1. Your Associational officers have held four program planning meetings, fou. officers and leaders' council meetings to improve and inspire leadership; three association-wide mass meetings and a number of group meetings.
2. In recognition of these me tings and other duties performed ous Association became standard nearly five years ago and has continuec so up to the present time.
3. At our last mass meeting held at Friendship, the following off! cers were elected by those present and will be our officers for the com ing year when and if app oved by the Association: pastor advisor, Rev G. C. Burkett; director, D. C. Severt; as ociate director, Rev. R. C. Ashley; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. I ene Campb. I'; chorister, Bai lard Harless; pianist, Clark Houck; adult leader, C. M. Payne; young people's leader, McDaniel Harless; intermediate leader, Miss Mary Jordan, junio: leader, Mrs. Eugenia Blackburn; story hour leader, Mrs. Myrtle Harless; group directors, Geter Roten, Oscar L Goss, R:x Blev ins, B. F. Cook, Rev. J. H. Gentry, Grover Marsh and Dewey Campbell.
4. Three new Training Unions were organized, one at Bald Moun- tain, one at Mission Home and one at Th ee Forks churches.
5. The Regional T. U. Con ent on for region No. 7, composed of thirteen associations, met in our association at West Jefferson as host church.
6. A T. U. Revival was also a highlight, led by Perry L Morgan and Miss Mable Starnes. Sixteen workers spent a whole week in a number of our churches.
7. Goals for 1952: Four new Training Unions, a Study Course in al! the churches with T. U. and in half the churches that do not have a T. U. Seven hundred and fifty Study Course awards for our Associatior. Also to sponsor all activities that our denomination stands for.
Respectfully submitted,
D. C. Severt Associational T. U. Director
ASHE ASSOCIATIONAL MISSIONARY REPORT
Sept. 1, 1950 - May 31, 1951 Church-Type of Work Done in Each Church
Apple Grove-Prayer Meeting and Visitation, 1.
Bald Mountain-Training Union Study Course, 5; Charge of Wor- ship service, 1; Revival Meeting, 2.
Baptist Home-Visited Sunday School, 1.
Beaver Creek-Sunday School Planning Meeting, 1.
Bethel-Taught Sunday School Class. 1; Worship Service, 1.
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Bristol-Taught Training Union Study Course, 5; Worship Ser ice, 2; Ta ght Sunday School Class, 2; S. S. Study Course, 5.
Buffalo-Sunday School and Worship Service, 1.
Clifton-Worship Service, 1; B. T. U. Organizational Meeting, 1.
Friendly Grove-Revival Services, 4; T. U. Study Course, 5; Reli- giou Census, 2; Charge of Prayer Meeting, 2; Mission Study Classes, 4. Friendship-Religious Census, 2; Revival Meeting, 3; Charge of Prayer Meeting, 2; Worship Service, 1.
Grassy Creek-Religious Census, 2; Revival Meeting, 3; Worship Service, 1.
Little Helton-Religious Census, 1; Worship Service, 1.
Mission Home-T. U. Study Course, 5; Religious Census, 2; Revi- val Services, 2.
Mount Olive-S. S. Planning Meeting, 1.
New River-T. U. Study Course, 5; S. S. Planning Meeting, 1; Rel- ligious Census, 2; Worship Service, 1.
Old Fields-T. U. Study Course, 5; W. M. S. Mission Study, 6; Re- ligious Census, 2; Worship Service, 2; Sunday School Study Course, 5. Peak Valley-S. S. Planning Meeting, 1; Taught S. S. Class, 1; Wor- ship Service, 1.
Phoenix-W. M. S. Mission Study, 5; Religious Census, 2; Revival Ser.ice, 3.
Pine Swamp-Worship, 1.
Pleasant Branch-Religious Census, 1.
Rock Creek-Worship Service, 1.
Smethport-Week of Bible Study, 5; Taught S. S. Class, 5; Training Union Study Course, 5; Worship, 2.
Three Forks-Sunday School, 1; Worship, 1.
Warrensville-T. U. Study Course, 5; Revival Services, 2; Worship, 2.
West Jefferson-T. U. Study Course, 5; W. M. S. Mission Study Classes, 8; Revival Services, 10; Attended Week of Prayer for Foreign Missions, Home Missions, State Missions.
Pleasant Home-Religious Census, 2.
Sturgills-Religious Census, 2.
Associational Efforts
W. M. U. Mission Study Institute-West Jefferson, 1.
W. M. U. Leadership Conference, 1.
Pastor's Conference, 3.
Pastor's School-Phoenix, 5.
Monthly T. U. Meetings and Council, 9.
Associational Sunday School Meetings, 6.
Vacation Bible School Clinic, 1.
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Associational Efforts Continued
Evangelistic Crusade Planning Meetings, 6.
Central Stewardship Night-West Jefferson, 1.
County Home, 5. (Arranged for other groups).
Regional Training Union Banquet, 1.
Banquet for Christian Volunteer Band.
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