5Jlinutes of the 31st Annual Conference of the cPt1S4o1iess CIzutclt I - PDF document

1 5J'linutes... of the 31st Annual Confere
5J'linutes... of the 31st Annual Conference of the cPt1S4'o1iess CIzu'tclt ILLINOIS DISTRICT OFFICIAL DIRECTORY W. E. Hall ASSISTANT DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Rev. A. 0. Cassady DISTRICT SECRETARY Rev. Dwight, Horn DISTRICT

2 TREASURER Rev. W. C. Beard ADVISORY COU
TREASURER Rev. W. C. Beard ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERS Rev. Sylvan CallowayBOARDS AND COMMITTEES John Abernathy, 3 years; Sylvan Calloway, 2 years; A. 0. Cassady 1 year. EDUCATIONAL BOARD: M. Horn, 3 years; W. E. Catey, 2 ye

3 ars; W. C. Beard, 1 year BOARD OF TRUSTE
ars; W. C. Beard, 1 year BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Sylvan Calloway, W. E. Catey, L. S. Lancaster. SUNDAY SCHOOL BOARD: 'Close, Charles Riggs, L. S. Lancaster. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OF YOUNG PEOPLE'S WORK: Kenneth Roller. WAYS AND M

4 EANS COMMITTEE: Louis Ford, Paul Meeks,
EANS COMMITTEE: Louis Ford, Paul Meeks, Charles Riggs, Elmer Waltrip. RESOLUTIONS 'COMMITTEE: W. E. Catey, James Cunningham. AUDITING COMMITTEE: Mrs. W. E. Catey, Mrs. W. E. Honeycutt, Mrs. Elva Lancaster. MEMOIRS COMMITTE

5 E: Mrs. W. E. Honeycutt, Mrs. W. E. Cate
E: Mrs. W. E. Honeycutt, Mrs. W. E. Catey. W. E. Hall, Sylvan Calloway, A. 0. Cassady. CAMP MEETING 'COMMITTEE: A. 0. Cassady, chairman; W. E. Lancaster, secretary; Louis Ford, treasurer STATISTICIAN: W. C. Beard. ZONE BIB

6 LE SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE: W. E. Hall. OR
LE SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE: W. E. Hall. ORDAINED MINISTERS Abernathy, John Brewbaker, C. N. H. B. - 2503 3 - 703 Oakland Ave., Bloomington, Ill. md. Sebree, Paul LICENSED MINISTERS Berry, Morris 0 Howe, Howard B. Part II B

7 owie, Everett Y. Part I ORDAINED DEACONE
owie, Everett Y. Part I ORDAINED DEACONESS 101 E. Jefferson St., Casey, Ill. LAY DELEGATES TO THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE Argo Ottawa T. B. Ross Argo EVANGELISTS Abernathy, John md. Gray, Eugene and Shirley JOURNAL OF PROCEEDI

8 NGS The Thirty-first Annual Conference o
NGS The Thirty-first Annual Conference of the Illinois District of the Pilgrim Memorial No. 4 was referred back to the Committee. Second Sitting The second sitting opened at 1:30 p. m., by singing, "Tis So Sweet to A ris

9 ing vote of thanks was given to Brother
ing vote of thanks was given to Brother Cassady for his splendid and Fourth Sitting The fourth sitting opened at 1:411 p. m., by singing, "My Faith Looks Up Have I." Brother Catey read the Scripture from I Tim. 3:1-7. Bro

10 ther Cassady read II Tim. 4:1-9. Brother
ther Cassady read II Tim. 4:1-9. Brother Hall pryed. GENERAL CONFERENCE MEMORIALS Memorial Number One Memorial Number Two WHEREAS, the General Sunday School and Young People's Work are Memorial Number Three IT RESOLVED, th

11 at where the Manual provides that the Di
at where the Manual provides that the District Memorial Number Four IT RESOLVED, that at all church and conference elections, when Memorial Number Five BE IT RESOLVED, that Illinois Memorial number three, passed by the Me

12 morial Number Six WHEREAS, no means is p
morial Number Six WHEREAS, no means is provided to give aid to weak organized Districts, Memorial Number Seven BE IT RESOLVED, that page 36, section 40, be changed to read, "The Memorial Number Eight BE IT RESOLVED, that p

13 age 41, section 53, paragraph 2, of the
age 41, section 53, paragraph 2, of the Manual REPORT OF THE RESOLUTION COMMITTEE 1. 7. CAMP MEETING RESOLUTIONS 1. of Women, appointed by the Camp Committee, who shall be responsible for 6. it resolved, that receptacles

14 for trash be placed in convenient place
for trash be placed in convenient places REPORT OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE AS ADOPTED BY THE CONFERENCE 1. 3. School in the District be asked to send the District Promotional Secretary REPORT OF DISTRICT SUPERINTEN

15 DENT To our beloved General Superintende
DENT To our beloved General Superintendent, Rev. L. W. Sturk, Ministers, Dele-NEW CHURCHES In Charleston, Ill., on the ground where we lost our church by fire, now PROPERTY IMPROVEMENTS Many of our churches have made impro

16 vements this year, addition of NEW WORK
vements this year, addition of NEW WORK Through the winter months we covered the District with the aid of the in the near future they can be worshiping in their own building. Brother Bowie is 14 — A work has been started

17 in Chicago, some of our old Pilgrims are
in Chicago, some of our old Pilgrims are helping PERSONAL REPORT I have preached 176 times, visited all the churches, some many times as REPORT OF THE DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL COMMITTEE this the 31st Annual Conference of the

18 Illinois District of the Pilgrim S. S.
Illinois District of the Pilgrim S. S. Committee has been doing its best — 15 — to promote the cause of bigger and better Suiiday Schools with all their REPORT Brought Forward August 1, 1952 EXPENDITURES Postage REPORT O

19 F THE EDUCATIONAL AND EXAMINING BOARD We
F THE EDUCATIONAL AND EXAMINING BOARD We, the Educational and Examining Boards, having met and conferred C) C) C) a C) ToCD C) C.) ministry of the Pilgrim Holiness Church. REPORT OF THE AUDITING COMMITTEE We, the Auditing

20 Committee, have audited the District Tr
Committee, have audited the District Treasurer's books DISTRICT TREASURER'S REPORT 1952 - July 1, 1953 Foreign Missions6357.071 6001.931102.911 CAMP MEETING TREASURER'S REPORT to November 1, 1952 Balance broughtCAMP MEET

21 ING TREASURER'S REPORT 1, 1952 to July 1
ING TREASURER'S REPORT 1, 1952 to July 1, 1953 Balance brought IN MEMORIAM A few days after his stay on the camp ground here last August, Rev. Elmer W. E. Honeycutt, — Committee 19— LOCAL CHURCH STATISTICAL REPORTS NAME O

22 F ,rI +- e Argo 20.68I Asbury 75.63] Blo
F ,rI +- e Argo 20.68I Asbury 75.63] Bloomington 2124.23 Centralia 164.95 rj) 5? 1035.00 I21.00 37865,43.70 5? 230'0.G3] 3528 13 LOCAL CHURCH FINANCIAL REPORT - CONTINUED Inc0 Argo TOTALS16512.041132898.3116.2616.74126200

23 0.00 CHURCH w a Cl) Argo 52 Lawrencevil
0.00 CHURCH w a Cl) Argo 52 Lawrenceville 52 Onarga I- 0 190] 67 10I b 212 SUNDAY SCHOOL REPORT 105011616 1703 1597] a a 0 c0 ('3 - (3 ('3 a 1 (.3 a (3 rj) 1 0 ('3 22 4.72 235.38 21.58!241.31 I282.01] 938.03!I563 06 PAST

24 ORS' REPORTS be 5) 5) 5) cs CS - CHURCH
ORS' REPORTS be 5) 5) 5) cs CS - CHURCH CS : E - E-© 5)C 0 CS 5) r, 5)CSCS5)yr. mo. Argo j 1 I47 1 EVANGELISTS' AND UNSTATIONED MINISTERS' REPORTS Sermons: I 35 I 2 2 I 8 LOCAL CHURCH STATISTICAL REPORTS MemI Prayer OtI

25 60 I Asbury 9 I 2 2 I112 I Janesvflle I
60 I Asbury 9 I 2 2 I112 I Janesvflle I31 6I134 I93 I 196 I1! I 23 6 6 11 4 Net Gahi YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETIES' REPORTS rfl * a) E+ a W -l- w9 Q) CS W 0 CS 0 Casey 40 Decatur 13 14 5 Janesville 46 Lawrencevill e 47 Marsha

26 ll 3Oblong 46 30 49 39Robinson 48 79 FIN
ll 3Oblong 46 30 49 39Robinson 48 79 FINANCIAL CasCS 0 5.871 5.87 To COURSES OF STUDY WITH RESPECTIVE EXAMINERS For the benefit of those taking the courses of study the following study Study Book and AuthorLOCAL PREACHER'S

27 COURSE Bible I. The Pentateuch with "Gu
COURSE Bible I. The Pentateuch with "Guide to the Study of the LICENSED MINISTER'S COURSE Bible II, the Gospels, Acts and Epistles with "Guide to Study Part II Bible III, The Historical and Poetical Books with "Guide to P

28 art III Bible IV. The Major and Minor Pr
art III Bible IV. The Major and Minor Prophets and the Book MINISTERIAL CONVENTION APRIL 6 - 8 Bloomington, Illinois 000 DISTRICT CAMP MEETING AUGUST 6 - 15 Charleston, Illinois 000 DISTRICT CONFERENCE AUGUST 16 Charlesto