MINUTES 


of the 


Ninety-Second Annual Session 


of the 


WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 


and the 


Fortieth Annual Session 


of the 


WOMAN’S AUXILIARY 


held with 
PILOT BAPTIST CHURCH 


NEAR ZEBULON, NORTH CAROLINA 


August 13-14, 1958 


The next annual session will be held with the Macedonia 
Baptist Church, near Wake Forest, North Carolina. 


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MINUTES 


of the 


Ninety-Second Annual Session 


of the 


WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 


and the 


Fortieth Annual Session 


of the 


WOMAN'S AUXILIARY 


held with 
PILOT BAPTIST CHURCH 


NEAR ZEBULON, NORTH CAROLINA 


August 13-14, 1958 


The next annual session will be held with the Macedonia 
Baptist Church, near Wake Forest, North Carolina. 


CONTENTS 


ORRICIR Sion feces clea saci haemo Mane ea tne» Wen ee 3 
PMMOULTVE BOARD Shain cc ee oo mast ke | eg) eee 3 
MINISTERIAL: BOARD ae fit Arig ie oe ene ere ne 3 
OFFICERS OF MINISTERS’ AND DEACONS’ UNION .............. 3 
OFFICERS OF WOMAN'S AUXILIARY /.....0..0...0/0..00.00) a, 3 
ORDAINED, MINISTERS eo gccr ieee ene eed one eee 3 
TEMCITINMUUAU NON AIR PISMBDISIS Jo baka suneaasesonaunauuesobndouue essen: 5 
CHURCHES: AND sDELEGATES” (2.0.04... 82. eee 5 
CHURCHES AND PASTORS 9..05.00..).55000......2.. 6 
CHURCHES AND CLERKS] 00) ote) an ee een 7 
CONSTITUTION (AND! BY:EA WS) 9525 ene tenn ee 9 
PROCEEDINGS 1 oases aaiine Cee anne ee 13 


REPORT OF COMMITTEES 


OrPsanizatlony iiss, sere ea cconce cea eer ee Oe eae 19 
HRESON GIONS)” cic stoeh oe. s1a'c) 0: clsaavereyarcialaor ever avalay o etereeclerce terran ea yest 22 
Constitution Mccet a error era SPeeenaie ne eee ee 22 
TROSD EG ALU Yi feat ceaccvasarsretelonerat oraveraherensier oct Meee ent TES 23 
UC ALTON «225i ee) aioe dae alsin: oe cra hintaveraieiaiene evant eee Lh oe cea eee 24 
ODIGWaDY | Boi csay ss ce sioreisienieimtainastla siete ire tacton tere ach meee 21 
Time and Place ........ savin ce aUaars idy apezafareye tctecat sare eieas ssainiNe eco eyeee eee 21 
Financial) yes.) sc. nie close oxeieialeisveis aca veintsverelecse ila acy stat aveuem letra 25 


WOMAN’S AUXILIARY 
IPFOCECEGINES Pre oh cee ese ee aon RAT RE a 26 


Hinancial “Reportiic: sey sen 6 vei e er eerie See eae 26 


EXTRA SESSION 


PLOCCEC INS SNe eee ere SOL 


WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 


OFFICERS 
Reverend George S. Stokes, Moderator . P. O. Box 517, Middlesex 
Reverend C. H. Heath, Vice Moderator .................. R.F.D., Wendell 
Reverend CR. Trotter; Clerk: ei. seca eat: 301 Parrish Street, Raleigh 


Reverend C. C. Jones, Corresponding Secretary - 508 S. Blount St., Raleigh 
Reverend T. A. Watkins, Historian ............ 1113 Nash Street, Wilson 
Deacon C. L. Laws, Treasurer 


Pas ET RT SUMS ctrolet ee RA LAL oe Meo ee Garner 
Mr. Garrett Laws, Acting Treasurer ...................... SED Garner 
Reverend A. A. Anderson, Auditor .......... 406 East South St., Raleigh 


EXECUTIVE BOARD 


Reverend George S. Stokes, Reverend CC. H. Heath, Reverend C. R. 
Trotter, Reverend C. C. Jones, Reverend A. A. Anderson, Reverend A. 
M. Wiggins, Deacon R. B. Rayford, Deacon H. C. High, Deacon B. W. Lane, 
Deacon R. D. Wilder, Brother Philmore Dunn, and Reverend S. L. Suitt. 


MINISTERIAL BOARD 


Reverend George S. Stokes, Reverend C. A. Marriott, Dr. William R. 
Strassner, Reverend C. C. Jones, Reverend S. L. Suitt, Reverend Paul 
Johnson, Reverend C. R. Trotter, and Reverend T. A. Watkins. 


OFFICERS OF THE MINISTERS’ AND DEACONS’ UNION 


Reverend Avery Horton, President .......... 508 Patterson Lane, Raleigh 
Deacon R. D. Wilder, Vice President .................... Rand Mill Road 
Reverend Gir: Wiatkinss; SeChetany: 1 saves seis’ ate thels thar. Wake Forest 
Reverend W. A. Perry, Assistant Secretary ........ 904 E. Hargett Street 
Nir @OthasHoldens.creaSunenene eee ce ein Route 2, Wendell 


OFFICERS OF THE WOMAN’S AUXILIARY 


IMarseeMVin Ne Perry a eresident reticence Route 2, Box 208, Wendell 
Mrs) lizzie, B: Askew. Secretary. (lc ek os U Rete ete ah ee Zebulon 
Mrs. Isabel Wright, Corresponding Secretary .................. Rolesville 
Mrs niViattier Ones, “Preasuren coca pee ccchelcrs creveul hamhes Bee eater tcl eet ere Zebulon 
Miss Pennie Perry, Junior President ...........34. Ui .ge. ete. le. Wendell 
ORDAINED MINISTERS 
Reverend Anderson, A. A. ................ 408 East South Street, Raleigh 
ReverendvAlston Vicker aeoeer eee ret 1112 Pender Street, Raleigh 
Reverend Avery, James A. ............ 806 East Cabarrus Street, Raleigh 
Reverend Averys Nyluss ALB BD ey ne eee ek at tease gaey theres « Asheville 
Reverend Brodie, O. H. .............. 411 Hillsboro Street, Franklinton 
Reverend Barnesy Js BAB ec Alig oo ieecrae cients yell Sere Warrington 


Reverend Bean, Ja Dey A.Ba ie ayes ce fac ceeste 406 Bledsoe Avenue, Raleigh 


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Reverend srid seman cde wWreaenericterettne erie P. O. Box 3, Zebulon 
Reverend Bridges) Mindell a. 2 ycctocuecisaceuncc eee cocina seeoee Garner 
Reverend :Closs, «Bassa Astie cs eae seule elsra ele tla ee on RRs eo unianorgi 
Reverend! (Goeteld foes ccaswcosyerealay sethantes ciueretek re cte pier ioe sks r ieee ae ee 
REVereNnG (COOK; ee Ely abl terieresoe sjece ls clone cesees ie iaele wecbipe RUS ePeEean nae Franklinton 
Reverend tCoopers Wit Aso cnc sista riere aerate tonite eral orca GaP Ante paehoee. Hillsboro 
Reverend Crandell J. Bs. occ. s eee ciiacae Route 5, Box 307, Greenville 
Reverend! (Crews, Wee IMs, cscs eccisrenete ere srormal eee Rate ie Muon hc /.uciane ores ane eee 
Dr. Davis, Grady D., A.B. Ph. D. ........ 909 South East Street, Raleigh 
Reverend Debnam, Leotha .................... 621 Quarry Street, Raleigh 
Dr. Delaney, Moses, A.B., Ph. D. - Doby Circle, Rochester Heights, Raleigh 
Reverend Dunn wOtiseha AB. B-Daeeeo eae one eee eee Asheville 
Reverend Dunn; Hansell eens nse ocean c eee sero cae eee ae Wake Forest 
Reverend: -FarrorWe. Ts: Bebb ii eaict nese comteeiceies dee Franklinton 
Reverend: MloydsH. Bi ah evs terete ere caste aay teehee een iret Louisburg 
Reverend Grady wAlVis sa tardies cece ierorea ta ttey cise Weoll ena eae Ee Hillsboro 
Reverend Harris, Thomas .................... 105 Fisher Street, Raleigh 
Reverend Haywood, J. F. ...........+...-... 504 South Tarboro, Raleigh 
Reverend Henry, Essie .............. 1103 South Haywood Street, Raleigh 
Reverend Holm Beh. abate neice eo eee Youngsville 
Reverend Howard, D. N. ................ 617 Rosemont Avenue, Raleigh 
Reverend: Horton, Avery_.................... 508 Patterson Lane, Raleigh 
Reverend Horton) Isaac) AGB. catback here en ee ee 
Reverend Hockadayavlan be acne een seia rie 1502 Lincoln Drive, Raleigh 
Dr. Hughley, J. Neal, A/B., Ph.D. ............ 517 George Street, Durham 
Reverend Johnson, Paul H., A.B., B.D. ...... 100 East Martin St., Raleigh 
Reverend Jones, C. C., A.B. ........... 508 South Blount Street, Raleigh 
Reverend. Jones, ‘Charles! Ti a..c.cctesctes cay sp oe bayeia oaresocu ted by eed her ache Wilson 
Reverend J Onesie Vitara icserccsaccsteccnccove ape ctcenwae Pen ever snes eie sere nce Raleigh 
Reverend) Jonesy Reece. xs ays oes es dens rue pone ed saeccaral Slovos ran apa eeeat eee cee 
Reverend Jones, Gi Ane esie acs aie ete tuerssienaeneare ee 601 Lane Street, Wilson 
Reverend: Lee, Isage: ses acieuassevocssecseiet ereees: 1404 Poole Road, Raleigh 
Reverend Wester; J. vAss vcs oowicne sessaaonens 529 Cannon Street, Raleigh 
Reverend WonewiHamptony noc er eerie ee ee eeeienes eur Hillsboro 
Reverend Marriott, Charles A., A.B., AIM. ........ Bloodworth St., Raleigh 
Reverend: (Meechern, Wie i. ctetstve tie ons aston eee Meee Ler hah ed sue Wilson 
Reverend McCullers; AN an acetic oe ere et ere Hillsboro 
Reverend Morgans, Weis ccc cise crn Ueto Lay lavorueh ce, caeckn) ae) ae aa ee 
Reverend! Morgan; Bich cca oreo lee ween ee Cees 
Reverend: Mills, Ribent tay ees chal tle eee Md ate aware ve aes ete cere enero 
Reverend Owens, T. W. ..... OF Pilar ie tached ch) ried ROU, Soc ase ae ee Wilson 
VOVETENG! MPOrry Audie La tm ret ane ee ere Meta ne  eV erce acenG E St Louisburg 
Reverend’ Perry. Wari. jcc eae nase 904 E. Hargett St., Raleigh 
Reverend Petters, Henry ...1.0.)........-.. Best cie u sasttoreeedeeo See erie Durham 
Reverend ‘Rodgers: We oa. he eek rhe eee Zebulon 
ReverendySmithy Tl. Bien eee 304 West South Street, Raleigh 


Reverend Smith, W. F. ....2.¢.00..042 20 611 Chanberlain Street, Raleigh 


WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 5 


Reverend Suitt, S., A.B. A.M. .............. 117 Halifax Road, Louisburg 
Dr. Strassner, William R., S.T.M., D.D. ........ Shaw University, Raleigh 
Reverend Spencer, Samuel ............ 604 South Tarboro Road, Raleigh 
Reverend Stokes, George S., A.B., B.Th. .............. Box 517, Middlesex 
Reverend Tate, Furman .................... 1526 Battery Drive, Raleigh 
Reverend Todd, George W. ................ 408 East South Street, Raleigh 
Reverend Trotter, C. R., A.B., D.D. .......... 301 Parrish Street, Raleigh 
Reverend Watkins, T. A., A.B., B.D. .... ..1113 East Nash Street, Wilson 
IREVeErend’ Wall Cl Wi ness cae ceahie tui neers ee Ae ely cle Clayton 
Reverend Walton, iClyde B., A‘B., B.D. 2... 00 ci eee Garner 
Reverend Marks JOM! AVE 5) esa bs ei ie Selene tea atres euevtae ever evenuensielicnewclnesiee 
Reverend Wiggins, Garland, A.M., B.D. ..................0. cee eee Clayton 
REVGLEN Watkins GOS, casos coc eielereuel rowe nice ersiotetateme heats Wake Forest 
Reverend. Watson) Js Ay co csiv-se cis ed ears ccs cevee maine siete Box 542, Henderson 


LICENTIATE MINISTERS 


Hirst Baptist; Wendell a aiiscsers ciincee cae Brother Daniel Burwell 
Pairste Baptiste: WalSOnmerc cick caer ciseirirsitc sce aie Brother James Stalling 
Friendship Chapel ............ Brothers Bueben Mills, Charles Hartsfield 
GOOd@HODe? Mays sciccig ed abhor hlneones Brothers Joseph Goodson, Lemuel Mial 
TOTES EMI “seeeet racer sree nie Brothers Henry Perry and R. H. Jones 
PUDIPSTEIZOV.EL cr topes trata for ea eet ee ieee Ne cis beret ra Brother C. Bates 
Mallaby/s Gross: ROads ek cca ce ele evietier ates sscutese a) Brother Moses Harris 
New. Bethel... ....952.... Brother William Morgan and Charles Jefferys 
Phelipst@hap elit nc neocon net otras ied enn res Brother Joe Harris 
Woodlands Chapelle. oct cc ore een ha sierra tentertelae Brother Arthur Gill 
INGwi ErovidenCe asm ascict ne ete Brothers J. J. Ray, and Levi Yates 
Wialk Chie] Get entccoteerittne ake eheas ertmer ce eeu anae a Brother Robert Pretty 
Tupper Memorial ............:..---: Brothers R. P. Saunders and West 
Stokesv@hapeligs saccades cocui eerie chica even shee Brother Frank Battle 
INTERVEN LOVEL eennr a TPR ee one rele crate ees trteorer a ae Brother Odell Wright 
Wits leasaritieericrs cero ct cr teusecsts acta trcrentane Mare rei react scant Brother Herman Fort 


CHURCHES AND DELEGATES 


Olive Branch Church .......... Mr. Edward Jones, Mrs. Annie B. Bland 
Jones Chapel, Rt. 1, Knightdale ........ Otis Williams, Mr. L. E. Wray 
Martin St., Raleigh, 1001 E. Martin St. ...... H. C. High, Mrs. A. J. High 
Woodland Chapel, Wake Forest .......................... Mr. I. H. Estes 
Macedonia, Rt. 2, Wake Forest .. Deacon Earl Dunston, Rev. B. V. Alston 
IDibASE IH OVNI, Ibkepeleny; (Spoaboleey oo hap ean coooneeansceanoas Mr. Ira Burton 
Zebulon, First Baptist, Zebulon .... Mrs. Isabelle D. Wright, Rev. Avery 

Horton 
New, Providence, Rt. 1) Varina 4 .....6e0ce eens Reverend G. A. Jones 
Mt: Pleasant, Malis at: Neuse. 35... 3...05c22oe05 0 0e. Mr. C. A. Robinson 
Pilot Baptist, Rt. 2, Box, Zebulon .................... Mrs. Lula Haggins 


Springfield, Rt. 2, Raleigh .... Deacons Roman Green, Usher O. Newkirk 


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New, Bethel, Wake! Foresti-.... 5-05 sceeees eat ae Reverend C. H. Heath 
Baptist Grovewaty Onalergh ae qeser ieee cient e Mrs. C. V. King 
Jones Hill, Spring Hope, Rt.1............ Mr. J. R. Dunn, R. C. Wheless 
Hirst yeaptist, Hranklinton i. cae eileen eee Mr. Robert Hayes 
Stokes @hapel.y Middlesexj.).ss.4-6 6 oer race Mr. T. O. Stokes 
Pleasant Grove, Wendell ........ Mr. Morris Smith, Mrs. Mazzie Nichols 
tuniper hevels Rt3, Raleigh voces che bide celociee ace er H. L. Morgan 
HirstyBaptist, HollyeSprings) race cer st eek ea Mr. W. W. Akins 
Gethsemane, Bunn 
Malaby’s Cross Roads, Raleigh 
First Baptist, Raleigh ...... Deacons M. D. Haywood, J. W. Yeargin, P. 
G. Mitchell, C. A. Levister, P. W. Rand, Reverend D. N. Howard 
Friendship, Chapel) Wake Forest (2.005. 21).. Ae ae Mr. Wesley Dunn 
Good:-Hope/, Rt ieniehtdale 200. sea arte Mrs. Corrina Dunn 
Union Grove, Youngsville ........ Mr. Donald Bass and Mrs. W. W. Jones 
OakiGroveoRtqlwA Dex cen see PEPE net en teers Reverend Avery Horton 
Oak City Method eter cee eet caitr lal aa ites seeteate Mr. A. C. Parrish 
Riley Hill, Rt. 2, Wendell ........ Mr. Joshua Jones, Professor Raymond 
Perry, Mr. Donald Hodge 

Se Rae TS UU 1 rR en tee Reverend B. H. Closs 
HOSES aie aed SD AB CR VK AL il Deacons Robert Haskin, J. L. 
Ricks, Wesley Jones 

Bdia Se Ee aA oii ear SE Reverend Millard Jones 
ata ee Mr. Tom Malone, Ishom High, U. 
G. James 

Merry Grove, Rt. 1, Box 320, Wendell .......... Reverend Odell Wright 
Mt Bright Baptist) Hillsborous .sn.e sees eee ee Deacon W. W. Fairbault 
New Liberty, Rt. 1, Louisburg .. Deacon Joshua Perry, Sanford Johnson 
IMlenih aleve aie, Dye lStoyeSP4 wanoudduanueduosdsaooube ee Reverend B. V. Alston 
First Baptist, Middlesex ................ Sudie Finch, Wilhelmina Smith 
Wake Baptist Grove, Garner i... 20.0000. 00 Mrs. L. N. McClain 
Nail hihod (Ghaonicy datuestalsl Goooonugquavonsenocboosoan bos Reverend B. H. Closs 


Wake Chapel, Millbrook 
Jackson Chapel, Wilson 


St. Matthews, Rt. 7, Raleigh 
Wakefield, Rt. 3, Zebulon 


CHURCHES AND PASTORS 


NST o\ Holl) a= 90 meee Sree al ree AP or ed ie) cree Oc Oi non Meier of narG Chora. qv B-010'8 0's ¢ 
Baptist Grove — Perry, W. A. .............. 904 East Hargett St., Raleigh 
Elevation — Alston, Vick ................-. 1112 Pender Street, Raleigh 
Ml Za beth iawene ceirenneiotee orion rlaor eieineitae elaine eeiekean tulsa aiken Tee tka: 
First Baptist, Fuquay Springs — Williams E. G. .. Star Rte, S. Boston, Va. 
First Baptist, Franklinton — Hughley, J. Neal .... George St. Durham 
First Baptist, Middlesex — Alston Vick ........ 1112 Pender St., Raleigh 
Firsts Baptist, Raleiohy facisnvers cece cieietsiers sienerciebelenee tenet ep-t-ebeoieicne hoe atc ea 
First Baptist, Wendell — Lee, Isaac .......... .. 1404 Poole Road, Raleigh 
First Baptist, Wilson Watkins, T. A. .......... 1113 East Nash St., Wilson 
Frst Baptist, McCullers — Harris, Thomas ........ 105 Fisher St., Raleigh 


First Baptist, Holly Springs — Avery, J. A. .... 608 Coleman St., Raleigh 


WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 7 


First Baptist, Zebulon — Horton, Avery . .. 508 Patterson Lane, Raleigh 
Friendship Chapel — Stokes, George S. ............ Box 517, Middlesex 
Gethsemane: — Watsons Ji As yoo sic aid resins sae se gence oem. Henderson 
Good Hope — Trotter, C. R. ................ 301 Parrish Street, Raleigh 
Jones Chapel — Lee, Isaac .................... 1404 Poole Road, Raleigh 
Jones Hilli—="Jonesi'€.0@5 co sacs eens oe 508 South Blount St., Raleigh 
JUnMiupErwevel’—— (Jones yG Ay keene wyestad eceee seteysaa miners Gecbeheratele Oe: Wilson 
Macedonia — Alston, Vick ..................... 1112 Pender St., Raleigh 
Malaby’s Cross Roads — Hockaday, L. B. ...... 1507 Lincoln Dr., Raleigh 
‘Terry Grove — Horton, Avery ............ 508 Patterson Lane, Raleigh 
Martin Street — Johnson P. H. ........ 1000 East Martin Street, Raleigh 
Mt; Pleasanti——7_ Heath, \ Co bi teyetr eces gaya ea chiseeeiate iene R.F.D., Wendell 
Morning Star — Spencer, Samuel ............ 702 Quarry Street, Raleigh 
New Bethel, Rolesville — Heath, C. H. .......... Rt. 1, Box 57, Wendell 
New Providence — Jones, G. A. .................... 606 Lane St., Raleigh 
New duiberty® —Barmess Jibs cc seccert sas cess esis eons wines eenniete = Warrenton 
Oak City, — Trotter ie Ria eae oe 301 Parrish Street, Raleigh 
Oak Grove — Horton, Avery .............. 508 Patterson Lane, Raleigh 
Oberlin Baptist — Davis, Grady D. ...... 909 South East Street, Raleigh 
Olive Branch — Suitt, GS. ......0..0.....0... 117 Halifax Road, Louisburg 
St. Matthew — Hockaday, L. B. ............ 1502 Lincoln Drive, Raleigh 
Tupper Memorial — Boone, M. R. ............ 536 E. Lenoir St., Raleigh 
Union Grove — Brodie, O. H. ............ 419 Hillsboro St., Franklinton 
Wake Baptist Grove — Stokes, George ..................... .. Middlesex 
Wake Chapel — Closs, B. H. ..............0.. 0000s Poole Road, Raleigh 
Wakefield — Strassner, W. R. ................ Shaw University, Raleigh 
Woodland Chapel — Bridgeman, J. W. ............... .... Box 3, Zebulon 
Williams Grove — Closs, B. H. .................000-. Poole Road, Raleigh 
Phelpse (Eels) Chapel tyres e ecco oer id ae nee Pun snes Rs Sriceeasatas 
Oak Grove — Horton, Avery .............. 508 Patterson Lane, Raleigh 


CHURCHES AND CLERKS 


Bethlehem .............. Mr. Theodore Chavis, 622 Coleman St., Raleigh 
Baptists Groves. crue mien Mr. Edward Chavis, Route 6, Raleigh 
VE VAtLON wat seaciheo tet oe i icrevaews Mr. John Wright, Rt. 5, Box 33, Raleigh 
DoH Fei] of=4 ag Wee cde een es a eA Gee Mrs. Georgetta Pully, Middlesex 
First Baptist, Fuquay .... Mr. Duncan Ragland, Rt. 2, Box 125, Lillington 
First Baptist, Franklinton .................. Mrs. Genevier A. Albritton 
204 West Green Street, Franklinton 

First Baptist, Middlesex ............ Mrs. Barbara Edwards, P. O. Box 438, 
Middlesex 

HirsteBaptist: aaleighisssne ee ae. Mr. J. W. Yeargin, Box 452, Raleigh 
First Baptist, Wendell .......... Mrs. Esther Johnson, Box 432, Wendell 
Jackson Chapel, Wilson .... Mr Wesley Jones, 901 Stantonburg St., Wilson 
First Baptist, Holly Springs .... Mr. W. W. Akins, Box 302, Holly Springs 


First Baptist, Zebulon .... Mrs. Isabel D. Wright, P. O. Box 81, Zebulon 


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Friendship Chapel, Wake Forest ............ Mr. Wesley Dunn, 1109 Mark 
Gethsemane .......... Mr. Nathaniel Clemons, R.F.D., Box 228 Zebulon 
GoodHopeiknsa.4- sss Mr. Fenner Bryant, Rt. 1, Box 265, Knightdale 
JONES Poller eee ere Mrs. Bernice Bridgeman, P. O. Box 2, Zebulon 
Juniper Wevels. jc none coee cosets A. J. Brown, General Delivery, Raleigh 
Macedonia’ (2c acacia sire Mrs. Bessie Perry, Route 2, Wake Forest 
Malaby’s Cross Roads .... Mrs. Amy Williams, Route 5, Box 77-A, Raleigh 
Martin Street ........ Mrs. Mozell Mills, J-3 Washington Terrace, Raleigh 
MUS Pleasant ins sce ccucice neler oieee trees Mr. Edward Thornton, Neuse 
Morning Star ...... Mrs. Mennie Marks, 14 Mecklenburg Terrace, Raleigh 
New Bethel, Rolesville .. Mrs. Bertha Horton, Rte. 2, Box 51, Wake Forest 
Mary iGrovelrcctn cr ane ie er er Mr. Earl Wright, Route 2, Raleigh 
Mt. Bright, Hillsboro ............. Mr. Edward Whitted, Rt, 2, Hillsboro 
New, Liberty. saa. Mrs. Julia Young, Rt. 1, Box 52, Louisburg 
New Providence ............ Mr. Arthur Lee Banks, Rt. 1, Box 256, Apex 
OaksCity Baptista. sree aoe Mrs. Grace Bethea, Box 12, Method 
Oberlin Baptistens-— swe ee Mr. Edward Curtis, Method 
Olive Branch .......... Mrs. Vivian Bell, 418 Spring Street, Wake Forest 
OakiGrover veces OE Mrs. Ora McCullers, Rte 1, Box 45, Apex 
Old Biberty ee oxo eet as cists soos Marella iets eee ee a ee isteach ee eee 
Pilot Baptist, se eee re oe eee Mrs. Earlene Crudup, Rte. 2, Zebulon 
Pleasant (Groves ccc nists ce ee ne Mr. Harold Crews, Wendell 
Riley Elle serine, teh sede oe eee Mr. Otha Holden, Route 2, Wendell 
Syosbolsnalatel sscnanononcagcsaac Mrs. O. D. Lane, Route 2, Box 333, Raleigh 
StiViatthew ese emer eer ee Mr. Calvin Hunter, Route 7, Raleigh 
Stokes: Chapel sake one Mr. William Meeks, Route 1, Middlesex 
Tupper Memorial ............ Mr. Edgar Evang, 821 Cotton Place, Raleigh 
Minion Grove. joes Mrs. Willie W. Jones, P. O. Box 74, Youngsville 
Wake i@hanels et scick. ouocicectee Seite: Mrs. Esther Dozier, Millbrook 
Wakefield aerekricoe Mr. Philmore Dunn, Route 3, Box 44, Zebulon 
Woodland Chapel ........... Mr. T. H. Estes, Route 1, Box 7, Wake Forest 
Phelps Chapels (elps)iemiciccien coctecer cies aeisiact croc ener ener eta 
\Wabbbievoak (Cheon soassoonoacnvace Mr. Willie Closs, 1208 Gatling St., Raleigh 


Wake Baptist Grove .............s0eec+-s Mr. Judson Williams, Garner 


WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 9 


CONSTITUTION 


ARTICLE I This body shall be known as the Wake Baptist Asso- 
ciation. 


ARTICLE II The objective of this Association shall be the promotion 
of Christ's Kingdom among men, and the means of accomplishing this 
shall be in strict conformity with the New Testament. 


ARTICLE III This Association shall be composed of Delegates chos- 
en by the Churches connected with it, each church being entitled to at 
least one delegate, and one delegate for each hundred members of the 
churches connected with this body shall be considered members of this 
Association. Ex-officers and members who are not in charge of or con- 
nected with churches within the bounds of this Association who present 


testimonials of good standing may become annual members by the pay- 
ment of $1.00. 


ARTICLE IV. The delegates of each church shall bear a letter 
certifying their appointment giving an account of the condition of the 


church, and a statement of all funds contributed for benevolent purposes 
during the year. 


ARTICLE V. The Officers of this Association shall be a Modera- 


tor, Vice Moderator, Clerk, Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer, Auditor 
and Historian. 


Section 1. The Board of this Association shall be an Executive, 
consisting of twelve members; including the officers of the Association, 


a Ministerial Board; also such committees as may be authorized by the 
Association. 


ARTICLE VI The Officers and the Board Members shall be elected 
at the Annual meeting of the Association. 


Section 1. The Members of the Executive Board shall assume their 
duties at the close of the Annual Meeting. 


Section 2. The Ministerial Board Members shall serve as occasion 
may require. 


ARTICLE VII The Moderator shall open all meetings punctually, 
and preside during the deliberation of the body; enforce the observance 
of the constitution, decide all questions of order; giving his opinion 
concerning any subject under discussion after others have spoken or 
when called upon, and give the casting vote in the event of a tie. 


ARTICLE VIII The Vice Moderator shall discharge the duties of 
the Moderator in his absence. 


ARTICLE IX The Clerk shall keep a record of the Proceedings of 
the Association; superintend the printing and distribution of the minutes; 


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keep on file the printed minutes and other important papers of the 
Association. 


ARTICLE X The Treasurer shall receive all money contributed by 
tie member churches, make disbursements as authorized by the Associa- 
tion. He shall not pay any order on the Treasurer except it be signed by 
the Moderator and Clerk. He shall make his annual report to the Asso- 
ciation. 


ARTICLE XI The Auditor shall audit the Treasurer’s book and 
attest his annual report to the Association. 


ARTICLE XII The Corresponding Secretary, as directed by the 
Ifoserator shall communicate with the churches and serve as the secre- 
tary of the Ministerial Board. 


ARTICLE XIII The Historian shall collect facts of interest of the 
Association and member churches and make a report to each annual 
meeting of the Association. 


ARTICLE XIV Any Baptist Church or organization seeking mem- 
bership in this Association must present a petition to the Association in 
session through delegates appointed for that purpose. 


Section 1. Upon reception of such Church or organization the 
Moderator shall extend to the delegates the right hand of fellowship, on 
behalf of the Association. This Association shall not maintain the fellow- 
ship with any Church or organization that is not in Gospel order. 


ARTICLE XV _ The Association shall meet on Wednesday and Thurs- 
day before the Third Sunday in August each year with the Church or 
Institute which invites it unless otherwise designated by the Executive 
Board. 


ARTICLE XVI We shall withdraw the right hand of fellowship 
from any minister wh walks disorderly or contrary to the Gospel rule. 


ARTICLE XVII Each Church connected with the Association may 
continue its membership by supporting this Constitution. 


ARTICLE XVIII The Wake Baptist Sunday School Convention, The 
Wake Baptist Missionary Union, the Woman’s Auxiliary and the Ministers’ 
and Deacons’ Union are auxiliaries of the Association. 


ARTICLE XIX There shall be a Minister’s and Deacon’s Union as 
an Auxiliary of the Parent Body of the Wake Baptist Association. 


Section 1. The object of the Ministers’ and Deacons’ Union shall 
be primarily to better acquaint Ministers and Deacons also other members 
of the Baptist Denomination with the Christian Way of Life. 


Section 2. The Officers of the Ministers’ and Deacons’ Union shall 
be a President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. 


WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION ils 


Section 38. The officers of the said Ministers’ and Deacon’s Union 
shall be elected at each annual sesson of the Wake Association. 


Section 4. Ministers, Deacons and Members of the Churches of the 
Association in good and regular standing, and supporting the objectives 
of the Association, shall be counted members of the Union. 


Section 5. A free will offering will be given in the Ministers’ 


and Deacons’ Union by each member to help spread the gospel and its 
teachings. 


Section 6. The Ministers’ and Deacons’ Union shall submit a written 
report to each Annual Session, of its programs, activities and funds. 


Section 7. The Association shall provide necessary funds to lawfully 


and reasonably support the said Union Programs as directed by the 
Parent Body. 


Section 8. The Ministers’ and Deacons’ Union shall meet each fifth 
Saturday and Sunday unless otherwise advised by the Association. 


ARTICLE XX The object of the Auxiliary shall be to aid the Asso- 
ciation in the extension of Christ’s Kingdom. 


Section 1. The Officers of the Auxiliary shall be President, Vice 
President, Recording Secretary and Treasurer of each department. 


Section 2. All officers of the Auxiliary shall be elected annually. 


Section 3. All moneys collected by the Auxiliary shall be turned 


over to the Finance Committee of the Association in session and a receipt 
taken for the same. 


Section 4. All reasonable expenses of the Auxiliary shall be paid 
by the Association. 


Section 5. The time of meeting of the Auxiliary shall be simultan- 
eous with the meeting of the Association. 


BY-LAWS 


ARTICLE XXI This Constitution may be amended at any Session 
of the Association by a vote of two-thirds of the members present. 


Section 1. Schools, Societies and Individuals shall be acknowledged 
in the minutes of the Association. 


Section 2. Before the final adjournment of the Association all the 
funds notes, and etc., shall be counted by the Finance Committee and 


Treasurer. The Treasurer shall give the Finance Committee a reciept for 
the amount placed in his hands. 


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Section 3. The Treasurer shall pay out no money except on order 
written by the Clerk and signed by the Moderator and Clerk. 


Section 4. After the expense of the Association shall have been paid 
the remaining funds shall be applied to such purposes as the Association 
may direct. The Executive Board shall execute plans adopted by the 
Association. 


Section 5. The Auditor shall audit the accounts of the Treasurer 
and make annual report to the Association. 


Section 6. The duties of the Board provided for the Constitution 
shall be such as are usually performed by such boards in other similar 


podies. 


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PROCEEDINGS 


The Ninety-Second Annual Session of the Wake Baptist Association 
and the Fortieth Annual Session of the Woman’s Auxiliary met with the 
Pilot Baptist Church. The devotional services were conducted by the 
Reverend C. H. Heath and the Reverend Odell Wright. “Jesus Keep Me 
Near the Cross” was the opening Hymn. The Scripture was taken from 
the Psalms ,read by Reverend Heath; the Reverend Wright offered the 
prayer. “Leaning on the Everlasting Arms” and “ I Am Thine O! Lord” 
were also sung. 


Moderator Stokes came forward and declared the meeting opened for 
business. In the absence of the pastor, Deacon Clemons gave us brief 
words of welcome. Dr. C. E. Askew gave the response. 


The next item to claim our attention was a topic, “The Doctrine of 
Sin.” This topic was suppose to have been discussed by the Reverend 
Garland Wiggins, but in his stead, the Reverend A. M. Wiggins ascended 
the rostrum and stated that a person would not know how to avoid a 
thing unless he knew somehing about the thing. We should learn all we 
can about sin so we will know how to avoid it. Sin is any thing that 
makes us revolt against the Will of God. The speaker called our attention 
to the Genesis account of sin. He said that although man went against 
the Will of God, God made provisions for his return. This was done. first 
by the aid of the Law and then by the aid of the prophets. Finally, 
God sent His only begotten Son into the world to save mankind from sin. 


By this time the pastor had arrived. He stated that the Pilot Baptist 
Church was fifty years old, and in all of that time the Wake Associa- 
tion had never convened with them. In view of that fact, the members 
and friends of the community were extremely happy to have the Asso- 
ciation to be their guest. 


Moderator Stokes had expressions from the Reverend J. W. Jones, the 
leader of the Johnston Association. Several laymen made remarks: 
Brothers A. C. Parrish, Cak City; Robert Haskins, Wilson; U. G. Jones, 
Wakefield; Smith, Juniper; Clemons, Gethsemane; Corinna Dunn, Good 
Hope and others. 


The time had arrived for the morning sermon, the Reverend T. A. 
Watkins accompanied the Reverend G. E. Jones to the pulpit. Reverend 
Watkins made a few remarks and presented Reverend Jones to bring 
the message. He announced his text from Matthew’s Gospel, 17th Chapter 
and 5th verse. “While he yet spake, behold, a bright cloud overshadowed 
them: and behold a voice out of the cloud, which said, This is my be- 
loved Son, in whom I am well pleased; hear ye him,” The speaker’s 
theme was “Hear The Lord.” Reverend Jones said That man must be able 
to hear God. We can hear God through the Scripture; we can hear 
him through nature. Every creature seems willing to hear the voice of 


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God except man, but if we are to be true people of God, we must hear, 
said the minister. 


After the sermon, brother U. G. Jones of Wakefield called for the 
offering. 


Moderator Stokes presented the new pastors and visitors. Reverend 
J. E. Bond was presented to the Association as the new pastor of New 
Liberty Baptist Church. Dr. Sherrill brought greetings from the General 
Baptist State Convention. Reverend J. W. Fleming pf the Department of 
Religious Education of the Convention also brought greetings. The 
Reverend W. R. Griggs was presented to our body. He heads the work 
of Inter-racial Cooperation of the Southern Baptist Convention. Brother 
Griggs stated that he was available to work with the Wake Association 
+> »reach and teach. He further pointed out some of the qualities of a 
good leader. He said a good leader knows where he is going and he 
will take some one with him. There are three hundred thousand Negroes 


Yetween the ages of 8-10 unsaved in the southland. Reverend Jones gave 
the benediction. 


WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION 


The afternoon session of the Wake Baptist Association opened at 
2:00 P.M. with singing “Glory to His Name.’ The Scripture was the 133rd 
Psalm. The prayer was offered by Deacon Clemons. Deacon R. C. 
Wheeless led in singing, “Leaning on the Everlasting Arm.” 


After the devotionals, Dr. C. E. Askew came before the body to dis- 
cuss the topic: “Regeneration or the New Birth.” The speaker set 
forth the following ideas: 1. Conviction, 2. Godly Sorry, 3. Decision, 4. 
Regeneration or New Creature, 5. Justification, 6. Sanctification. 


The time had now arrived for the Moderator’s Address. Vice Modera- 
tor C. H. Heath presented Reverend Stokes who announced his subject: 
“The Opportunities and Duties of the Wake Baptist Association.” 
Reverend Stokes set forth his message in the form of recommendations. 
They are as follows: 


RECOMMENDATIONS 


1. That all Christians strive to obtain more of the riches of God’s 
grace through daily Bible study and prayer. 


2. That winning souls to Christ and a life consecrated and dedicated 
to His service will be the unceasing practice of the church. 


3. That the pastor will stress, the high importance of each mem- 
ber of his church taking the Training Courses now offered by your 
Association, dealing with the Baptist Church Covenant; emphasizing the 
doctrines, Bible teachings and practices of the Baptist Church. 


WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 15 


4. That the pastors and all officials of each Church of this Association 
will gird themselves like men, be strong in the Lord, stress the sover- 
eignty of the Church, with Chist to lead, humbly, admonish, but loudly 
sound the words of Jesus’ prayer, “That they all maybe one,” (John 17-21) 
Let the Executive Board of this Association and the Executive Board 
of the Wake County Sunday School Convention work out together, if you 
piease, a united program of training for the constituency of this great 
body of Christian believers. 


(a) That the entire department of Leadership Training will ever be 
tied into the State and Southern Baptist Conventions’ Program of Relig- 
iovs Training for their approval. 


5. Let us strongly urge every member of each church to give money 
for Missions and Christian Education the Bible way, “as God hath 
mrospered him.” I Cor. 16:2. May I declare unto you that every pastor, 
deacon, yea! all who have to do with leading any group of members 
in the church, should see to it that each member pay his or her $1.00 per 
year through the church for the objectives of your Association. Send the 
money to Baptist Headquarters and bring it to this Association, too. 


a. Let us consider Churches that need some help ,put ourselves in 
their places and earnestly strive to give them aid, and their pastors too. 


6. God is not pleased with the action of any Church or Convention 
allowins the people to gather thereabout on Sunday to carry on Com- 
mercialism and many forms of evil practices. May I therefore, appeal 
to Christian principles in the Church members of this Association to rise 
up in open condemnation of such existing conditions and do something 
to stop these evil practices. 


7. Let us support Shaw University and earnestly strive to keep 
going a Christian College to train our youth. 


8. The Woman’s Auxiliary of this Association is doing a good work 
in reaching back to the local Church through the Mission Circles. Every 
pastor and the official staff of each church is hereby urged to see that 
an active mission circle is in your church. Let that circle represent into 
the Woman’s Auxiliary of this Body with a large delegation and money. 
Mv position here is, if the Women pay $50 in the total money for Missions 
in the Church, give their circle credit and the money to bring to the 
Auxiliary. 


9. That this Body, and all Christians in these perilous times will 
exercise steadfast faith in Jesus Christ, pray earnestly and stay humbly 
before Almighty God for Divine Guidance in all things. 


10. That the pastors and churches strive to conduct a Daily Vacation 
Bible School each year at their respective churches. 


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11. That we meet in Extra Session next spring at a church to which 
this body may be invited. That the Committee on Place of Meeting seek 
such a place and report please, at this session. 


12. To help deserving members of this Associatfon who need aid to 
study at Shaw University School of Religion, I recommend that $500 be 
ear-marked for that purpose. 


13. The proposed budget for the next fiscal year of this Association 
ending July 31, 1959 be as follows: 


shaw MUMLVersityasten nici tens hee keene aCe eee $ 2,000 
Home Missions and Aid to Churches .................. 1,500 
Horeigiy SMASSIONS oe sonst ty Ne He DL eae es 1,000 
Oxtords Orphanage ans.k a2 1ahs.c weer eite aca tgee Brett 300 
Student MOan CMU Meche ees eyo einen ee ace ene 500: 
Leadership! (raining: qeace tesa ah Metco aise tees 300 
Operating SExpensess cA) inert in cee ees 400 

TOTAL $ 6,000 


COMMITTEE ON MODERATOR’S ADDRESS 


We, Your Committee on the Moderator’s Address, have carefully 
studied its contents. This message shows the concern of a leader with 
great humility and great concern for The Cause which he represents. 


We are aware that here in these times it is necessary to follow our 
leader by honoring his total program. We therefore, recommend that the 
recommendations be accepted. 


The Committee, 
Reverend S. L. Suitt, Chairman 
O. H. Broadie 
Deacon Theodore Chavis 
Deacon Roman Green 


The remaining part of the afternoon was devoted to reports. Please 
note Reports. We had expressions from Dr. W. R. Strassner. He compli- 
mented the Association for its efficiency and expressed his appreciation 
for the support the Association had given the University. 


New bodies were recognized at this point, they were: First Baptist, 
Middlesex, pastored by Reverend B. V. Alston and the William’s Grove 
Baptist Church, Raleigh, pastored by Reverend B. H. Closs. 


WEDNESDAY EVENING SERVICES 


The Wednesday evening services were conducted by the Woman’s 
Auxiliary. See Auxiliary Report. 


WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 17 


THURSDAY MORNING SESSION 


The devotionals were conducted by the Reverends Herman Fort and 
Clyde B. Walton. “Am I A Soldier of the Cross” was the opening selec- 
tion. The Scripture was taken from I John 1-12. The prayer was offered 
by Brother Fort. After the devotionals a few expressions were made by 
several of the members of the Association. 


In the absence of Dr. J. Neal Hughley, Reverend Walton was asked 
to discuss the theme “The Doctrinal Claims of Salvation in the Baptist 
Church” Reverend Walton defined salvation as being saved from some- 
thing. He said that man was born into the world with certain inclinations. 
Man is hopeless without Christ. Man cannot be saved by reformation 
alone. There must be a change in his life. 


An Associational choir was composed under the guidance of Mrs. 
McClain while the body made preparation to receive the message by our 
Executive Secretary of the Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Missionary Con- 
vention, Dr. Wendell C. Sommerville. Dr. Sommerville was presented by 
Dr. Davis. The guest speaker announced his text from Acts 16th chapter 
and 10th verse: “And after he had seen the vision, immediately we en- 
deavored to go into Macedonia assuredly gathering that the Lord had 
called us to reach the gospel unto them.” The speaker emphasized three 
words in his discourse — He. We. Us. The speaker said that God had 
always been interested in the individual. The individual touches other 
individuals. It was so with Paul. Paul was willing to come down to 
Troas where there was work to be done. Finally, said the minster, “When 
we have seen the vision, we are ready to lend a hand to our fellow- 
men.” 


An appeal for foreign mission was made. A number of persons made 
contributions. The following names were recorded: 


Grady. DixDavis. 505 fcees. onan: $5.00 Mrs. Lizzie Askew .......... 3.00 
Wie Ae Criy tery. cen rae RT VGH RM Stochhdal tare eaters no ou ome 1.00 
AM. 184 USiaabhnel Gon so Goss canes « 500) Brother Parks! 22... ssceeee 2 5.00 
W. C. Sommerville .......... 506 Brother Horton “)27532......- 2.00 
GtS WIS tOKGS! oh eS yee ok 5.00 Miss Penny Perry .........-. 5.00 
CRS Crotteryee. cece ree HOU isaaceleene ra haa neti Sere 1.00 
Ae VES WASSINS wan sore e 500M 3s UW Mee eee non coe ppays reer 5.00 
Hermon Hort 2... 0. ee ee HOOUMUWAIVES FROLSELS ae ee sera esenn 1.00 
(CEH Cathy eran a eee HOO = ram Sb UrtOnies sao eke 1.00 
AV CLYAEIOLtON wecueincrttaet ele HOO! eGe Wie Woatksinsst 203 ts. serev ae 1.00 
US Ger OMES ae a tern ret Me een 500i) Clyde Walton 220 nisms) sore ets 3.00 
UimBoockadays ww pee haan: 00k) SISter AK ISH esi aide festa dense 1.00 
See Suithostas. cries iad: 5.000) Ei. wAss Clemons ie acne ee 1.00 
Wick @AuUstiner niacin acelin 5:00 Ce Mi ASkew. inten eee oe 1.00 


J. W. Bridgeman ............ GU UMNO Weel Ctcret Barner ding ponte 1.00 


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Jee RICKS arin en re OCR ee VallardeJonestr eerie enen 1.00 
Sister Fannie Woods ........ nD Sister J. W. Thomas ........ 1.00 
Sister Mary Ellen Thomas .... 3.00 Sister Rosa Jones ........... 1.50 


Adjournment and Dinner 


THURSDAY AFTERNOON 


The Association reconvened at two o’clock under the guidance of Mrs. 
M. N. Perry. She suggested that many of our members have become 
lazv and satisfied. We must rethink our Christian duty; we need to 
strengthen our Mission Departments, we must provide the right type 
of recreation for our membership. 


The final message of the Association was brought to us by the 
Reverend A. M. Wiggins. He was presented to the Association by the 
7overend Avery Horton. The speaker took for his text Hebrews 13:1, 
“Let brotherly love continue.” There is no love like brotherly love said 
the speaker; this brotherly love needs a chance in our churches. We must 
not put any thing in the way of brotherly love. We must do all we 
ean so it will continue to grow and live in our lives. He concluded with 
the illustration from the life of Abraham and Lot, and also Joseph and his 
hrothers. An offering was lifted for sister Glendora Jones one of the 
faithful member of the Association. The amount raised was $20.53. 


The rest of the time was devoted to the receiving of reports. Please 
note reports. 


The Association closed to meet with the Macedonia Baptist Church in 
its next Annual Session August 12, 13, 1959. 


THE WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION TREASURY REPORT 
Payed to the Order of: 


No. 644 Reverend J. W. Jones — Sermon .................-..-. $ 10.00 
No. 645 Reverend Crandell — Sermon ............... Pees ey te 10.00 
“To 656 Theo. Davis and Sons — 500 Order Forms ............ 14.50 
No. 647 Reverend C. R. Trotter — Sermon .................... 10.00 
No. 648 Reverend T. A. Watkins — Messages ................-. 15.00 
No. 649 Reverend C. C. Jones — Expense ............-.---.--- 7.00 
No. 650 Reverend A. A. Anderson — Auditor ................ 5.00 
No. 651 Reverend C. E. Heath — Vice Moderator .............-. 10.00 
No: 652) Cl i, Maws — (Expense: - thier onic cio! ste eenntotels 15.00 
No. 653 Woman’s Auxiliary — Expense ..........--.-.+++seee 30.00 
No. 655 Executive Board — Year’s Expenses ............------ 16.80 
No. 656 Finance Committee — Reverend W. A. Perry .......- 12.00 
No. 657 Irving-Swain Press — Minutes and Programs ........ 202.00 


No. 658 Baptist Convention — State Mission ..........-..-.::: 100.00 


WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 19 


No. 659 Lott Carey Convention — Representation Fee ....... 100.00 
No. 660 H. C. High — Lott Carey Delegate’s Expense ..... .. 16.00 
No. 661 Reverend C. R. Trotter — Institute, Fuquay Atte z 50.00 
No. 662 Shaw University — Donation ..................... .. 25.00 
No. 664 Reverend George S. Stokes — Services ................ 20.00 
No. 665 Reverend T. A. Watkins — Fuquay Trip, Institute .. 10.00 
No. 666 Tucker Memorial Church — Donation ................ 10.00 
No. 667 B. W. Lane — Delegate, State Convention ......... _ 15.90 
No. 668 Worley Pace — Student Loan, Shaw University ...... 25.00 
No. 669 T. A. Watkins — New Lberty Institute .......... .. 50.00 
No. 670 Theo. Davis and Sons — Letters ...................... 2.90 
No. 671 Doris L. Morgan — Student Loan ................. . 25.00 
No. 672 Reverend Clyde B. Walton — Service Building Fund 25.00 
No. 673 Theo. Davis and Sons — Letters ...................... 2.90 
No. 674 Reverend C. R. Trotter — Clerk Services ............ 100.00 
No. 675 Reverend S. L. Suitt — Preaching ........... fe ee O00 
No. 676 Dr. Grady Davis — Preaching ........................ 10.00 
No. 678 Theo. Davis and Sons — Letters ...................... 3.05 
No. 679 Shaw University — Donation ..................... 1,075.19 
No. 680 Reverend T. A. Watkins — Institute Service .......... 50.00 
TOTAL $ 2,082.64 

DEPOSITS 
INTO UTS teed Os LO Ue ma eet ro tees ce tal og Ree nskcns ne ence oe ree ieee en oes seenepeeercteua $ 1,163.16 
/NGorgill aly cal! |a}s eee eae Ne ors rE reco oT aon Gk On crea to oie ont: 1,095.19 
IW ei2eet ye Tye ey ony on mica MInaIOid Coc ea OC Ce mics aiaee Omen acre cre cines ae 12.25 
TOTAL $ 2,270.60 
Paid Out 2,082.64 
BALANCE $ 187.96 
Balance Brought Forward 102.17 
Balance $ 290.13 


COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION 


We, your Committee on Organization, wish to make the following 
report: 


NIGEL AtOMS eccee eee eC ee ee etene Reverend G. S. Stokes 
WicenVioderatoleeecn eee eee eae Reverend C. H. Heath 
On ES gee ws Canes Aone A MP te a nate nt er EWE NS ae Me Ut re rence Reverend C. R. Trotter 
Corresponding Secretary! 3.0.0.) ss0s 2 lice) see = Reverend C. C. Jones 
TTS GOTT ATA eee EN ee eT orog ea NEL Reverend T. A. Watkins 
i Niegevelejbh oc) Wine Bh eee ia ece nae ahh LMC Ure Oe ode baton don cioa oe c Cc. L. Laws 
AUIGIGOT ER Aone ree ehecci ale craiceensloniaat stavenecarenitel Reverend A. A. Anderson 


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EXECUTIVE BOARD 


Reverend G. S. Stokes, Reverend C. H. Heath, Reverend C. R. Trotter, 
Reverend C. C. Jones, Reverend A. A. Anderson, Reverend S. L. Suitt, 
Reverend A. M. Wiggins, Deacon R. B. Rayford, Deacon H. C. High 
Deacon B. W. Lane, Deacon R. D. Wilder and Brother Philmore Dunn 


MINISTERIAL BOARD 


Reverend G. S. Stokes, Reverend T. A. Watkins, Reverend C. A. 
Marriott, Reverend C. C. Jones, Reverend S L Suitt, Dr. W. R. Strassner, 
Reverend P. H. Johnson, and Reverend C. R. Trotter 


MINISTERS’ AND DEACONS’ UNION 


ae ARI te OSE Hn ee PNT ee Ag Ree BRAS EST ae Reverend Avery Horton 
Ben cae yr ye AN AIRED PERE ELS Ue ae oy MAD ESN Deacon R. D. Wilder 


RS] SLE1 aU aN aN bis Hein etn peered Nene He NL rhta A hs Sd So Reverend G. O. Watkins 
Assistant ES CCretaryser orcs mee ern ee eee Reverend W. M. Perry 
PETCASUT OD Maps he Ura niet eee rete ee er eee Brother Otha Holden 


1 Sig stoi 0 Ke) a) Rlemeee erence Meese sich Nee Se iCan tere ROR eMC Rao PACE Oe Mrs. M. N. Perry 
Secretary: Rares pete ae Cee ee eee Mrs. Lizzie B. Askew 
Corresponding  Secretaty, pee e eee eee Mrs. Isabel Wright 
PET OS SUT Cts ce payer Ss tae: eRe eRe eet Seo ENTE EO SEN Mrs. Mattie Jones 


Respectfully submitted, 
Reverend A. M. Wiggins, Chairman 
Reverend U. G. Jones 
Brother H. M. Fitts 
Brother R. D. Wilder 
Reverend S. L. Suitt 


The Report was adopted. 


Pilot Baptist Church 
August 13, 14, 1958 


To the Wake Baptist Association: 
Your Committee on Finance submits the followng report: 


WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 21 
FINANCIAL COMMITTEE REPORT 
Churches = a x 2 
& i Ss a 
ea ale ee a 
= qi = = 
eb 
2 Ss Es © = 
Sel Feed ea ee ees 
M em mM co) S 
Bethichemtin eesti anne $ 20.00) 20.00 
Isejouises (CAGondD. cagoadanannneaeadonoue | | 15.00 15.00 
TeV ations. cettntryne o tot weet Ask | 10.00 10.00 
William Grove (New Church) ...... | 2.00 2.00 
Helts <@enelps) Chapels 2 ete | | | 20.00 20.00 
First ‘Baptist, Franklinton .......... | | | 20.00 20.00 
HirStaeBaptista Biqulay, 2 ere se emer 40.00 40.00 
Hirst Baptist, Raleigh, .<..22-2-4..2- | 15.00 15.00 
Amount Thursday Evening Offering | 28.80 
HITSt ee aptiStsviend Clg ia. aeeruine ae | | 
IMibas Isthoyaee Walkeeya Sob eocncnoucoe | | 25.00 25.00 
First Baptist, Zebulon .............: | | 14.00 14.00 
Hriendship ‘Chapel. «isi .s. ems ces | | 11.00 11.00 
Gethsemaneiaes mech See ee 20.00 20.00 
GOOdIRETOD Grae ae erie ce een ee renee | | | 45.00 45.00 
Holly Springs, First Baptist ........ | | 44.60) 44.60 
JONeSMOhapeliie, ue. weckee stein sry cies @ | 20.00 20.00 
Tones mE Bee hehe ur aya ae | | 18.00} 18.00 
DUNIDeT! ILC Ve len eee wa erro ee 19.50 19.50 
WiaICedONnIagrset 40) eerece ee eeese | 10.00 10.00 
Malabyrs (Cross) ROAG! sivacnsnn sea | | 22.00 22.00 
WiaryaaGTOV.metie rer) ia tera ere ere | 5.65 5.65 
Martine otreet® =.s7nedeer en tee | 10.00 10.00 
WiGeyelsialeaayre vy otwparpeeranasavemate em erioe: $ 10.00/$ 10.00/$ 10.00 30.00 
RECeLV ed Wateeea ari cencss cotetere etre | | 30.00 30.00 
Wit wPLOASAITES ayers et cyscced ee tatereipecee 35.00 35.00 
First Baptist, Middlesex ............ | | | 10.00 10.00 
Wew. Bethel Rolesvilles oii. seme | | | 25.00 25.00 
ING: warlal DeGbyaaye mia pactoeern | | 32.77 SPAY HT 
INGWe EPROM EN COR tee errs raceieaae | 17.00 17.00 
Oaks Cityanercc terra hu a ase : | | 15.00 
OakBGrovicwaene ere ae: | | 9.00 9.00 
Received: ate! 40a omen ea: 10.00 10.00 
@Oberliny Baptist emececese nse eres. 
Olives Branchtey eer eee ce ee 20.00 20.00 
Iesikeyg ABEVOPAKR acosoooousmuecououooMeee 5.00 5.00 5.00; 10.00, 25.00 
Pleasant: Grove: «22 0% seis Geese ees | | 25.00 25.00 
JEDUVE Ni ots BOD hens oak cae aa REN ee nt MN Rv cee 100.00; 100.00 
SPLINSHVSL GI Sr vaeene Ne eee ene aero 15.00} 15.00 30.00 
Stoke’ss Chapelle sao s etie nee | 10.00 10.00 
Ste Matthews ates eee 28.09 28.09 
anippexr Wiemorial yes veces ee 
(Unione GLOVE mre eat eer ee | | 30.52 30.52 


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Wake Baptist Grove, Garner 


Shit ean | | | 8.00} 8.00 
Wake Chapel EEE oe SENET LAO RRR TS Ne | | | 35.00 35.00 
Wakefield Baptist Church ......... | | 35.00 35.00 
Woodland'Chapelie ean oeecse ee rece | | | 15.00 15.00 
Wednesday @Onterin omer re 232.12 
Mhunsdays Omerin se maser eric ee | | | | | 161.46 
Witohnein JCD GINRIAY £oobodaocnaueacode | : 108.66 
Wake mVission Unione. secrete 10.00 
TOTAL | 30.00} 30.00 15.00 832.13] 1,323.17 
Numbertofsehurches  Reporunowyas as sneer eer 41 
AmountuCollectedi@aty SesslOne Shere nace eee ne $ 1,323.18 
PNaovoohalkn ISiHowialoys INOA MEDC. Bo eadaosuonbehooenoasHebouasonegouoawe 290.13 
TOTAL $ 1,613.31 


Your Committee, 
C. A. Robinson, Chairman 
H. L. Morgan 
p H. C. High 
Deacon C. L. Laws 


COMMITTEE ON 2ESCLUTIONS 


Mr. Moderator: 


We your Committee on Resolutions beg to submit the following 
Report: 


1. Be it Resolved that a Committee be appointed at this session of 
the Association to work with the Moderator in mapping out and ex- 


ecuting for the coming year the recommendations set forth in the Mod- 
erator’s Address. 


2. Be it further Resolved that the pastor or a committee in each 
church keep the members informed of our present world crisis and to 
encourage them to work for the best interest of our church and com- 
munity, always keeping the spirit of Christ before us. 


3. Be it also Resolved: That we will support the organizations in 
the community that are working for the promotion and advancement of 
mankind. 

Respectfully submitted: 

Rev. D. N. Howard, Chairman 
Bro. A. C. Parrish 

Rev. S. L. Suitt 

Mr. Raymond Perry 

Miss Pennie Perry 


COMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTION 
Moderator 
We, Your Committee on Constitution beg to submit the following Re- 


~~ That after due consideration and thought, we recommend that a 
special Committee on Constitution be appointed to study the various 


WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 23 


changes, that this committee found that should be corrected; and, we 
further Recommend: That a copy of the Committee’s Report be given 
to the Clerk of the Association in order that the Clerk can mail a copy 
of the changes, and additions to each church and pastor for their study 
and consideration in order that the delegates elected next year, will so be 
informed how to vote. 


Respectfully submitted, 
Reverend CC. H. Heath, Chairman 
Reverend J. E. Barnes 
Reverend Vick Austin 
Deacon A. G. Parrish 
Deacon David Strcikland 
Mrs. Mary Hayes 
Mrs. E. M. Trice 


COMMITTEE ON HOSPITALITY 


We, Your Committee on Hospitality, wish to submit the following 
report. 


Whereas the members, pastors and friends of the Pilot Baptist Church 
entertained us so loyally, we, the members of the Association, wish to 
extend a rising vote of appreciation. 


Respectfully submitted, 
Reverend J. W. Bridgman, Chairman 
Deacon Earl Dunston 
Annie Belle Bland, Secretary 
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION 


Whereas Religion and Education must go hand in hand in the develop- 
---+ of a well ordered society, We the Committee on Educaton submit 
the following Recommendations: 


1. That we continue to endorse wholeheartedly the Supreme Court’s 


Decision outlawing segregation in the Public Schools, and work towards 
its fullfilment. 


2. We support the Moderator’s Recommendation to support Shaw 
University to the strength of our ability. 


3. All Churches of the Association support the Training Program. 
a. The Daily Vacation Bible School 
b. The Leadership Training Courses 


c. Encourage Bible reading in every family in each church. 


24. WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 


4. We support wholeheartedly the scholarship fund to aid deserving 
members to attend Shaw University. 


Your Committee, 
Reverend T. A. Watkins, Chairman 
Brother Roman Green 
Brother B. O. Wilcox 
‘Miss Pennie Perry, Secretary 


COMMITTEE ON NEW BODIES 


We, Your Committee on New Bodies recommend that William’s 
Grove Baptist Church, Raleigh, North Carolina and the First Baptist 
Church, Middlesex, North Carolina, become members of this Association. 

The Committee, 
Reverend C. H. Heath, Chairman 
Reverend A. M. Wiggins 
Mrs. Corinna Dunn 
Reverend Vick Austin 


OBITUARY 


The following members have gone to their Eternal Home since our 
last gathering at Wake Chapel: 


Pleasant Grove — Brother Theodore Lee, Sister Bettie Thorpe and Sister 
Carrie Whitley 


Stoke’s Chapel — Brother Joseph Pretty and Sister Eliza Allen 
First Baptist, Franklinton — Listed four but no names 
Jones Hill — Deacon Hansell Dunn and Sister Martha Heggins 


Baptist Grove — Sister Lucindy Smith, Artilias Thompson, Sister Eva Mae 
Corbin and Sister Leora Evans. 


New Bethel, Rolesville — No names listed 
Springfield Baptist — Brothers Robert Jones and Edward Jones 
Pilot Baptist — Brother Cleveland Bailey 


Mount Pleasant Baptist — Brother Matthew McKnight, Brother Ashley 
Forte, Roy Burnett, H. C. Freeman and Sisters Clara Hunter, Lillie 
Dunn, B. Hagarday and Sister Pattie Bledsoe. 


New Providence — One, but no name listed 

Woodland Chapel — Sister Mary E. Trice 

Macedonia — Brother Ransom Freeman and Garlon Hinton 

Jones Chapel — None 

Clive Branch — Brother Banks Jefferies, Fedney Mitchell, Sister Carrie 
Timberlake, Sister Pearl Williams and Sister Elnora Taylor 

Martin Street — Brother Will Holland, John Paige and Richard Taylor 

First Baptist, Fuquay Springs — Listed one, but no name 


WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 25 


First Baptist, Zebulon — None 
Juniper Level — Brother Hallie Smith and Rufus Holloway 


First Baptist, Holly Springs — Listed four, but no names 
Gethsemane Baptist — Brother Author Crudup, Brother Charlie Watkins, 


Deacon John Dunston, Sister Blanche Ellis 
Malaby’s Cross Roads — Brothers Umstead Smith, Sister Beulah Blake 
First Baptist, Raleigh — Listed fifteen, but no names. 


Friendship Chapel — Brothers William Perry, Lewis Burnett, Albert 
Hicks, Sister Viola Hicks and Sister Alice Ligon 


Good Hope — Sister Maggie Williams and Brother Garfield Cooke 
Union Grove — None 

Oak Grove — None 

Oak City — None 


Riley Hill — Toney Jefferys, Sister Rosa Robertson, Sister Mary Ann 
Wiggins and Sister Minnie Haywood 

Wake Chapel — Listed one, but no name 

Jackson Chapel (First Baptist), Wilson — Brothers William Jefferies, 
Herman James, Macon Jackson, Deacon John Parks, Wash Wilkins, 
Wesley Hiner, Sister A. H. Jones, Sister Roberta Johnson, Sister 
Amanda Haskins and Brother A. Howard 


St. Matthews — Sister Della Thompson 

Wakefield Baptist — No names listed 

Merry Grove — None 

Mt. Bright — Listed four, but no names 

New Liberty — None 

Elevation — Sister Mary E. McKoy 

Wake Baptist Grove .. Brother Clyde Avery, Sister Cora Myiatt and 
Sister R. J. Whitaker 

First Baptist, Middlesex — Deacon Jessie Darden 


COMMITTEE ON TIME AND PLACE 


We, Your Committee on Time and Place wish to make the following 
report: That the next Annual Session of the Association be held with the 
Macedonia Baptist Church August 12-13, 1959. 


Respectfully submitted, 
Brother Otha Young 
Brother B. W. Lane 


Reverend W. A. Perry 


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THE WOMAN’S AUXILIARY 


Route 1, Zebulon, North Carolina 
August 13 and 14, 1958 


The Woman’s Auxiliary of the Wake Baptist Association met on the 
above date in its Fortieth Annual Session, with the Pilot Baptist Church, 
the Reverend J. B. Crandell, Pastor. In the morning’s session the sisters 
met with the brethren of the Association. Mrs. M. N. Perry, our president, 
appointed the following sisters to compose our Finance Committee: Mrs. 
O. D. Lane, Chairman; Mrs. Grace Hodge and Mrs. Ada Perry. 


The women joined in with the brethren for the afternoon session, 
however, Mrs. Perry made remarks in behalf of their work. 


Wednesday evening session was conducted by the sisters The sermon 
was delivered by the Reverend B. H. Closs. 


Thursday morning the sisters met in separate sessions. They opened 
with singing led by Kattie Keith and Sister Carrie McCullers and 
“i-ton Lizzie Chavis. “I A Bound For the Promise Land,’ was sung. 
The Scripture was taken from the 8th Chapter of Gal., the first eight 
verses. 


After the devotionals, several sisters spoke briefly on the topic: 
“What Can We Do to Arouse Our Baptist Sisters in Mission Work?” 
Sister Powell, Sister Lane and Sister Keith spoke on the subject. 


AUXILIARY FINANCIAL REPORT 
SENIOR CIRCLE 


Hirst (Baptist, Middlesex ce renerse terre e ieee stots enya aie ays cea Sie eee nen $ 3.00 
hirste Baptist; eranklintoneen eer eee ee eee 2.00: 
BHO Vy dae) BU Raves ee aes a tetmals csr re arity Parte er cern rary PPO ied ty iP ba hen a em) ee Gnd by bec 15.00 
B11 ob C2 0 a Se te a AR ATES, Sri Gry er ra 5.00 
Betheherny .oe:ccii cicteieccictacee ctorere save eve levepera ere atalote core eletetelevalovsiovet oer orexet teary 5.00 
New? Bethel: "Rolesvilley tse. lie areca earth tie ace Ore ree 10.00 
JUNIPSr EVEL: A oi reticent. c ihn cue haere Mi Atnfe ea erlan ea SRaT ACL acc eral n eae aneurin 5.00 
SPLINGLISIA sacks mise wot ahe eee eecsaies ore ee dae eons Ee Renae Ree eee eee 5.00 
Wiakettel Qe. i ities heres sites tract eta rsh Sanne Ta Sie eee Eee 2.00 
Baptist \Grove we sie ataiateim ato gO aA LETS a ELDAR LE a8 ee eee rare 5.00 
First’ Baptist: ‘Zebulony esc eh TEE Le NES Ed cop aneae 2.50 
Pleasants Groves ijccee oe ers co ce ama aaa tailate tee ar URL HCE Aste al atau parent ees 5.00 
Hirst Baptist,, Holly Springs 2. coscc scores co erile seelslersieieoretshetoete 2.00 
LEV AtIONS Wx oe raratcper evel sctietetet hee tals Pena r ie casero nee er Roe nts 4.00 
Macedonia: 2 ci Sui cult rE BU Tah eran. cy Hees race Sreetsait ens) ayeneys lee eienen tens 5.00 
A fovea ctjael = 601 Ieper ae te nasa Ltt CMa Ya eh West cc I 4.00 
GOO LODO ask ays sasevs She sc ch ae eee ar herile he sane ae ne oregon eater 6.00 


Olive “Braneht ye Ae Ve atts ais areca elererais eucuelestsnsiaterensnratctetert esas 1.00 


WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 27 


JUNIOR CIIRCLES 


Wiakes@hapeliivperdsnsccsl tit. iea variate iia anther nate b ees Meee $ 2.00 
Baptiste: Glover cues sonny etn cee LAA Ey Ete «Bul te 2.50 
KTS Waa ED DTS aes ra hetero hates Seve teeter testa tact erecha tras eeeeek gate cei ckc) ature tee las oe 5.00 
CONRKEG} 1B vers balled wt rere a NS ic CREE TO A Cra ceo Car aren ey a oe At eee a en 5.00 
Rub lic® OLLerin Bis etrcrcre ci ae cies trots tates Go haste sha abb othe Herbie sha ane 7.66 

Total Amount of Money $ 108.66 


Your Committee, 
Mrs. Ada Perry 
Mrs. Lenter Perry 
Mrs. Gracie Hodge 
Mrs. O. D. Lane 


THE UNITED SESSION 


Olive Branch Baptist Church 
Wake Forest, North Carolina 
March 29, 1959 


The United Session of the Wake Baptist Association met with the 
Olive Branch Baptist Church, the Reverend S. L. Suitt, pastor, on the 
fifth Sunday in March, 1959. The services opened at eleven o’clock with 
the choir singing Easter selections, “Were You There’ and Jesus Keep 
Me Near the Cross.” Mrs. M. N. Perry, the president of the Woman’s 
Auxiliary made brief remarks and presented Mrs. O. D. Lane who pre- 
sented Mrs. Kattie Keath who came before the body and announced her 
theme: “The Claims of Mission on the Church.” The speaker stated 
Claims mean the right to call on. The church is a band of baptized be- 


lievers, missions mean to send forth. The church has the right to send the 
gospel and “Good News forth in the world. This is the church’s duty in 
the world, Mrs. Keath gave a thoughtful message. 


Mrs. Gloria Taylor Dixon ‘and Mr. Paul Crump rendered a selection 


Brief remarks were made by Brother B. W. Lane, Philmore Dunn and 
the Reverend Avery Horton regarding their respective work. 


The choir sang “Amazing Grace” afterwhich the Moderator presented 
Dr. Grady D. Davis to bring the message. The speaker made some re- 
marks relative to the financial condition of Shaw University, and called 
upon every loyal Baptist to do his part. Dr. Davis selected for his subject. 
“Getting Fit For Easter.’ The text was taken from Acts 10:41-42. 
Brother Davis said that everyone like to dress up for Easter, but he wish 


to emphasize the Spiritual preparation. If we are to be Dressed Up for 
Easter we must: 


28 WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 


1. Go by Calvary 
2. We must be fearless witnesses for God 
a. Some are ashamed to be witnesses for God 
b. Thomas was a doubter 
c. Mary Magadline was a good witness 
d. Paul was a good witness 
The prayer was offered by Reverend B. B. Felder. 
Offering. 


SUNDAY AFTERNOON SESSION 


The Sunday Afternoon Session of the Wake Baptist Association open- 
el with the pastor and choir of Tupper Memorial Baptist Church in 
charge. “Jesus The Light of the World” was the opening selection 
“Praise God From Whom All Blesysings Flow” and the invocation 
Pastor Boone followed by “Amazing Grace.” 


Reverend Boone was presented by Reverend Stokes. Reverend an- 
nounced his text from II Cor. 5:17: “Therefore if any man be in Christ, 
he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are 
become new.” His theme was A NEW DAY. The speaker said that we 
become New Creatures when we dedicate and consecrate our selves to 
Christ. We become new creatures when we accept new concepts about 
missions. The love of Christ in our hearts makes us new creatures. 
Finally said the speaker the new day in Jesus Christ will bring us joy for 
evermore. “Where Shall I Be When It Sounds” was the next selection. 


Deacon Wiley Sanders and Deacon Robert Wilder called for an offer- 
ing. The amount raised was $23.05. 


The Moderator called for Committee’s Reports. The Committee on 
Finance Reported $923.52. See Report. 
COMMITTEE ON HOSPITALITY 


We, Your Committee on Hospitality wish to submit the following 
report. 


Whereas the members and friends of Olive Branch Baptist Church 
have so highly entertained us, we, the Members of The Wake Baptist 


WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 29 


nn ee UUUU UES IIIS 


Association wish to extend a rising vote of thanks to the host church. 


Your Commttee 
Reverend B. V. Alston, Chairman 
Reverend C. H. Morgan 
Brother R. I. Burton 
Reverend Essie Henry 
Mrs. E. W. Perry, Secretary 


FINANCIAL COMMITTEE REPORT 


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Beth eh Crimi eye eee ent een en cp tae ee $ 3.00/$ 10.00/$ 13.00 
Baptiste Grovicwmmetictera tery ciel area ee eden heroes 2.00} 10.00] 12.00 
He Vatlonweerer ctr rec ree tae mince van ine ee ee ee ie 10.00] 10.00 
@UGRIGUD eriiyamee eee rr aa ana a ae suai ate 15.00} 15.00 
Felts (Phelps); Chapel — 29th’ 225.3. ss ssc enon. ene 2.00; 20.00] 22.00 
Obes Iskyoakyn, Magbalilbbayfoye) Song anacanoopauasoceaoon aac 25.00} 25.00 
Hirst Baptiste uC Uay: 290th san csemee sane cache e 2.00] 28.40! 30.40 
LES bap tS tymeval Polearm cracra sp eter i ten eae enone ces 
JOabgsye Jeehoyaisie, HU e CybulKexds) See nane poe eudomoedanoeD aes 
HATSt wap tS tae Wend Cll enna meme ers 4 apace aera 3.00} 3.00 
HITS Baptlst.w WiLlSOMt meine tssrateo einer eee enc ae reiar 
lnibesye ISyowiys, /Asoolkea, Sa aaucoupovesaduoe sed goouenauar 2.00 5.50 7.50 
Hriendshinm Chapelle seas ec ce yee ce eaten teen Cea 12.50} 12.50 
Gethsemane rer mwrsteteeeeee  Ee oet een eaten 2.00} 10.00) 12.00 
Good Hope ..:...... Ree ee te Rl NT ons PPR pone pe 40.00) 40.00 
FLOW YS PLINIES rye ae ecb rere ie ene nus eee sees oneeony sper ome lensea telat 
JONCSMECHaMel ire reat ner eet ee ee Nees 
AltovaYstciol s MULTE ort snes Het arte weaker ier om AIeCIS cence A OOM aOR 2.00} 9.50); 11.00 
Iibbeblelesemed Tonia anc eiNies, vac can eee G pita seen nG SCRA hae mere eA 2.00} 30.00) 32.00 
ANE Y feo Voy otll> ye areas rpetee eee og et Re Sy freee Me ie Re 5.00 5.00 
Malaby2s) CrossmROadSs—. 20th eee ee see oe 2.00 2.00 
IVD Type Gi OV.C mA sete yao n eee Roa vee en Pe ert 2.00 2.00 
MiartingtS theetaiee nyt er cre eae heccte erste hr arene earn 
1A Bagge 9 ea 2) 0 Nae rear eee Seg ea ee ee erie ps 
Mites ed Reba Ws Rar ote OUR ey on oe Se nme oor pa ton 2.00} 25.00} 27.00 
WViteRZi TON, Carry, were re eye Some ane Toner ae Eh yegsenees the 
INewr bethelWeRolesvilleme.-ase.6 secs ee oo seis an eee 2.00} 25.00} 27.00 
ING wale Derby aa sten tetas 2 Weer eee ree rer pretence ern ee 15.00| 15.00 
INC Wi ETO VIG CIGCEs Myamaees ysis teste cree cost aie sfereuseci acini er worstarorene 11.25} 11.25 
CO FST ETA GT Aiea ume Ste dat nek Sete cnet ar me ape ea ee 10.00] 10.00 
OberlineBapeisty ay wey eee ee eee 2.00 3.00 


Olive Branch 


30 WAKE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 


Pilot mbaptistu ue cre ee eee eee nie ae rye ene | 2.00] 
Pleasant GLOVE ome ate hie et aie cee mentee norris | 
ey SEU Va erws hn Sie PNT esse oem Bihee Rec Laem eA corned 2.00 
pe sere naleaeiten l(c lt Penns teen sp een Means Laser ecient crete Gaon ee 2.00 
stoke/s "Chapel e——) 29th waar cess Pee races 2.00 
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Union = Grovei— 29th a sap ee see cree ee: 2.00 
Wakes BaptistuGrover Garner. snc sac oneal 
Waket@hapeli==" 29th acan trinsic ctcclocalvemavont te ce eyae 2.00 
Waketicldsbaptist: Chunchi a eee aaa tee aeeie 2.00 
Woodland Ghapel teens scion ee en eae 2.00 
Offering Fete A Ee SG CRC eS Cone OB Cait 65.90 
Offering tforsthe sy Sick ayes acec cee rere tonal Parr 9.58 
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hirsty Baptista Vid dlesexaeeer etre erin ter 
Witliiaras iG TOV pe data ctearisierstertsyeicia custees asst searriensle eheices 
Union Rep in Asso. — Reverend Marriott .......... 1.00 
FE @IA Tet Mans Sir tee ee Ape ee races cise copay ear eae eeee 


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50.00} 50.00 
50.00| 52.00 
25.00} 27.00 
10.00] 12.00 
25.00| 27.50 


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25.00 27.00 
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10.00} 12.00 
86.32) 152.22 


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14.00 

69.50 

13.00} 14.00 


$923.52 


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