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BX  8971  .A3 

Cumberland  Presbyterian 

Church.  General  Assembly 
Minutes 


Ministers: 

Alphabetical  Directory,  p.  250. 
Committee  on  Deceased,  p.  19. 
Report  on  Deceased,  p.  113. 
Ordained,    Gained,   Lost,   Dead,   pp. 

229. 
Licentiates,  pp.  261. 
Gone  to  Other  Denominations,  p. 

229. 

Ministerial  Relief: 

Board's  Report,  pp.  60-81. 
Committee  on,  p.  19. 
Report  of  Committee,  pp.  124,  125. 
Ministerial  Courtesies,  pp.  18-24. 

Minutes: 

Approved,  pp.  19,  24,  27,  29. 
Examination  Required,  p.  11. 
Final  Reading,  p.  34. 
Minutes  Tendered,  p.  22. 
Assembly's,    Who    Gets    Them,    pp. 

10,  11. 
Price  of,  p.  11. 

Miscellaneous  Regulations:  pp.  10-13. 

Missions: 

Board  of,  p.  7. 

Committee  Appointed,  p.  19. 

Board's  Repoi-t,  pp.  55-60. 

Report  of  Committee,  pp.  Ill,  121. 

Woman's  Board  of,  pp.  23,  24. 

Address  on,  p.  23. 

Moderator: 

Elected,  p.   18. 

Final  Adjourning  Order  of,  p.  34. 

Report  of,  41. 

Picture:  Inside  of  Front  Cover. 

Mortuary: 

Committee   on,  p.  19. 
Report  of,  p.  113. 

Music  Editor: 

Report  on,  pp.   106,  107. 
Officers  and  Agencies,  pp.   5-13. 

Ordination  of  Women:  p.  37. 

Program: 

Adopted,  p.   15. 
Prohibition: 

Committee  on,  p.  8. 

Publication: 

Report  of  Board,  pp.  50-55. 
Report  of,  p.  7. 
Committee  on,  p.  19. 
Committee  Report  of,  pp.  116-118. 


Resolutions: 

Committee   on  Appointed,  p.  23. 
Regarding  Historical  Society,  p.  32. 
Regarding  Board  Members,  p.  32. 
Regarding  Budget  Fund,  p.  32. 
Regarding  Young  People's  Work,  p. 

33. 
Report  of  Committee,  p.  33. 

Roll  Call:  pp.  16,  19,  24. 
Final,  p.  34. 
Dispensed  with,  p.  27. 

Rules: 

Miscellaneous,  pp.  10-13. 

Special  Committees: 

To  Receive  Bids  for  School. 
Personnel    of,   p.   8. 
Appointed,  pp.  120,  121. 

Stated  Clerk: 
Assembly's,  p.  5. 
Duties  of,  p.  10. 
Report  of,   pp.   42-46. 
Duties  of  Presbyterial,  p.   11. 

Synods: 

Committees  on,  p.  20. 
Reports  of  ,  pp.  127,  128. 

Theological  Seminary: 

Board  of,  p.  5. 

Board's  Report,  pp.  81-85. 

Committee's  Repoit,  pp.   119,  120. 

Tithing: 

Board  of,  p.  7. 

Board's  Report,  p.  89. 

Report  of   Committee   on,   pp.   123, 

124. 

Treasury: 

Assembly's  Treasury,  p.   5. 
Report  of,  pp.  44,  45. 

Trustees: 

Assembly's  Board  of,  p.  5. 
Report  of,  p.  46. 

Woman's    Board : 

Greetings  from,  p.  23. 
Members  Elected  for,  p.  23. 
Tabulated   Membership,   etc.,   pp. 
Request    Regarding    Property,    pp. 

24,  27. 

Young  People's  Work:    (See  Publica- 
tion.) 


Oct  15 1921 


MINUTES       ^Simi^^ 


OF  THE 


General  Assembly 


OF  THE 


Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church 


NINETY-FIRST   MEETING 


GREENFIELD,  MO. 

MAY  19-25.    1921 


Judge  John  B.  Tally,  Scottsboro,  Ala. 
Moderator  of  the  Ninety-First   Meeting  of 
the   General   Assembly   of   the   Cumberland 
Presbyterian    Church,     at     Greenfield,     Mo. 


PART  1. 

Page  3  to  page  13 


OFFICERS  AND  AGENCIES 

OF  THE 

GENERAL  ASSEMBLY 

AND 
RECORD  OF  PROCEEDINGS 

MAY  19-25,  1921 
GREENFIELD,  MO. 


Officers  and   Agencies  of  the  General 
Assembly 


J<.  B. — All  correspondence  with  reference  to  the  Minutes  and  Assem- 
bly finances  should  be  addressed  to  Rev.  D.  W.  Fooks,  Stated  Clerk  and 
Treasurer,     Box  542,  Nashville,  Tenn. 

I— MODERATOR. 

JUDGE  JOHN  B.  TALLY,  Scottsboro,  Ala. 

II— STATED  CLERK  AND  GENERAL  TRAVELING  SECRETARY. 
REV.  D.  W.  FOOKS,  Box  542,  Nashville,  Tenn. 

Ill— TREASURER. 

REV.  D.  W.  FOOKS,  Box  542,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
REV.  D.  W.  FOOKS,  Member  of  Advisory  Council  American  Bible 
Society,  Box  542,  Nashville,  Tenn. 

Secretary-Treasurer  and  General  Director  of  all  Boards  and  Com- 

Mittees. 

MR.  FRANK  McDONALD,  Marshall,  Mo.  (To  whom  all  offerings 
on  Budget  Plan  should  be  sent.) 

IV— BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY. 

J.  A.  STONE,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 

E.  W.  BECK,  President,  Bowling  Green,  Kv. 

J.  W.  GOODRUM,  Vice  President,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 

M.  R.  GRAHAM,   Secretary,  Bowling  Green,  Kv.,  Route   1. 

W.  J.  DENHARDT,  Treasurer,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 

REV.  S.  H.  ESHMAN,  Lakeland,  Fla. 

M.  G.  PROCTOR,  Bristow,  Kv. 

JUDGE  CHARLES  DRAKE,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 

F.  M.  QUISENBERRY,  Bristow,  Kv. 
THOMAS  F.  LEWIS,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 
J.  D.  DUNCAN,  Rockfield;  Ky. 

JUDGE  H,  H.  DENHARDT,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 

Executive  of  the  Above  Board. 

M.  R.  Graham,  Secretary;  W.  J.  Denhardt,  Treasurer;  T.  F.  Lewis. 


V— BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES  OF  THEOLOGICAL  SEMINARY 

Class  1. 

(Members  whose  tei-m  expires  in  1924.) 
REV.  J.  R.  MORRIS,  Petersburg,  Tenn. 
REV.  J.  E.  CORTNER,  Dyersburg,  Tenn. 
DR.  W.  M.  BURTON,  Lawrenceburg,  Tenn. 


6  MINUTES  OF  THE   GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Class  2. 

(Members  whose  term  expires  in  1923.) 
REV.  J.  L.  HUDGINS,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
'    REV.  G.  W.  BURROUGHS.  Chattanooga,  Tenn. 
HON.  W.  B.  YOUNG,  Clarksville,  Tenn. 

Class  3. 
(Members  whose  term  expires  in  1922.) 
REV.  B.  J.  REAGIN,  McKenzie,  Tenn. 
D.  M.  McANULTY,  Bolivar,  Tenn. 
REV.  A.  D.  RUDOLPH,  Fulton,  Ky. 

VL  ASSEMBLY'S  BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES  OF  BETHEL  COLLEGE. 

Class  1. 

(Members  whose  teiTn  expires  in  1924.) 
REV.  C.  A.  GALLOWAY,  Jackson,  Tenn. 
REV.  A.  L.  THOMAS,  Erin,  Tenn. 
J.  W.  BURNEY,  Union  City,  Tenn. 

Class  2. 

(Members  whose  tenn  expires  in  1923.) 
REV.  0.  A.  BARBEE,  Greenville,  Ky. 
A.  E.  BARNETT,  Milan,  Tenn. 
C.  E.  DRUMMOND,  McLemoresville,  Tenn. 

Class  3. 

(Members  whose  term  expires  in  1922.) 
REV.   J.   M.   McLESKEY,   Memphis,   Tenn. 
TOM  THOMAS,  McKenzie,  Tenn. 
G.  B.  HOLLIDAY,  Camden,  Tenn. 

VIL  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Class  1. 

(Members  whose  tei-m  expires  in  1924.) 
REV.  J.  W.  DISHMAN,  Milan,  Tenn. 
HON.  W.  E.  HUDGINS,  Union  City,  Tenn. 
REV.  R.  M.  RUCKER,  Trezevant,  Tenn. 

Class  2. 
(Members  whose  teiTti  expires  in  1923.) 
Rp]V.  H.  M.  GUYNN,  Sturgis,  Ky. 
REV.  C.  W.  HAYES,  Newbern,  Tenn. 
DR.  B.  C.  GALLIMORE,  McKenzie,  Tenn. 

Class  3. 

(Members  whose  tei-m  expires  in  1922.) 
REV.  R.  H.  .JACKSON,  Sharon,  Tenn. 

REV.  W.  B.  CUNNINGHAM,  Sec.  and  Treas.,  Union  City,  Tenn. 
REV.  S.  B.  RUDOLPH,  Little  Cypress,  Ky. 

VIII— TRUSTEES    OF   CUMBERLAND   PRESBYTERIAN    OR- 
PHANS' HOME  AND  HOME  FOR  OLD  MINISTERS, 
THEIR  WIDOWS  AND  FOR  MISSIONARIES. 

DR   T.  W.  STONE,  President,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 
H   H   DENHARDT,  Cor.  Sec.  and  Treas.,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 
MISS  NINA  McGINNIS,  Recording  Sec,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 
J.  W.  GOODRUM,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  7 

MISS  JOSEPHINE  ENNIS,  Bov/ling  Green,  Ky. 
MRS.  J.  R.  CAMPBELL,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 
MRS.  J.  T.  COWLES,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 
MRS.  CHARLES  DRAKE,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 
MRS.  J.  F.  HENDRICKS,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 
MRS.  MARY  J.  STONE,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 
MRS.  ELLA  H.  SMITH,  Bowling  Green,  Ky.       • 

IX— BOARD  OF  MINISTERIAL  RELIEF. 

Class  1. 

(Members  whose  term  expires  in  1924.) 
H.  J.  GRAF,  Evansville,  Ind. 
REV.  J.  A.  HILL,  Marion,  111. 
CHARLES  E.  HAEFELE,  Fairfield,  111. 

Class  2. 

(Members  whose  tenri  expires  in  1923.) 
REV.  J.  T.  COLEMAN,  Fairfield,  111. 
S.  M.  GOUGH.  Gordonsville,  Ky. 
REV.  B.  L.  SCROGGS,  Chandler,  Ind. 

Class  3. 

(Members  whose  term  expires  in  1922.) 
C.  E.  COOPER,  Recording  Secretary,  Charleston,  111. 
REV.  RUSSELL  TATUM,  Auburn,  Ky. 
REV.  J.  A.  McLANE,  Corresponding  Secretary,  Bethany,  111. 

X— BOARD  OF  MISSIONS  AND  CHURCH  EXTENSION. 

Class  1. 

(Members  whose  tei-m  expires  in  1924.) 
REV.  T.  A.  DEVORE,  Marshall,  Mo. 
REV.  THOMAS  DYER,  Odessa,  Mo. 

Class  2. 

(Members  whose  tenn  expires  in  1923.) 
J.  E.  EBERTS,  Warrensburg,  Mo. 
G.  W.  FREEMAN.  Mansfield,  Mo. 
JOHN  KEITH,  Odessa,  Mo. 

Class  3. 

(Members  whose  term  expires  in  1922.) 
REV.  A.  M.  BUCHANAN,  President,  Moberly,  Mo. 
REV.  J.  W.  DUVALL,  Treasurer,  Moberly,  Mo. 

XI— BOARD  OF  PUBLICATION,  SUNDAY  SCHOOL  AND  YOUNG 
PEOPLE'S  WORK. 

Class  1. 
(Members  whose  term  expires  in  1924.) 
REV.  CHARLES  R.  MATLOCK,  Cleveland,  Tenn. 
REV.  J.  M.   COOK,  Loudon,  Tenn. 
EDMOND  B.  COLE,  1111  Stainback  St.,  Nashville,  Tenn. 

Class  2. 
(Members  whose  term  expires  in  1923.) 
V.  L.  PRICE,  Lewisburg,  Ky. 


MINUTES  OF  THE   GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

REV.  R.  L.  KEATHLY,  Rutherford,  Tenn. 
REV.  J.  J.  COBB,  Kelso,  Tenn. 

Class  3. 

(Members  whose  tei'm  expires  in  1922.) 
REV.  W.  HUGH  WATSON,  Fresno,  Cal. 
HON.  FRANK  SLEMONS,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
F.  A.  SEAGLE,  Chattanooga,  Tenn. 

XII— TITHING  BOARD. 

Class  1. 

(Members  whose  tenn  expires  in  1924.) 
HOWARD  SCOTT,  Rosebank  Ave.,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
REV.  W.  D.  PARRISH,  205  12th  Ave.  S.,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
REV.  W.  S.  MARSHALL,  115  Finn  St.,  Nashville,  Tenn. 

Class  2. 

(Members  whose  tenn  expires  in  1923.) 
REV.  J.  W.  STILES,  Hopkinsville,  Ky. 
L.  B.  CORNETT,  Hopkinsville,  Ky. 
REV.  EMMET  RAMER,  Princeton,  Ky. 

Class  3. 

(Members  whose  tenn  expires  in  1922.) 
FRANK  McDonald,  Chattanooga,  Tenn. 
W.  E.  MORROW,  Warrensburg,  Mo. 
REV.  J.  G.  STEWART,  Fayetteville,  Tenn. 


XIII— PERMANENT   COMMITTEES. 
1.  On  Evangelism  and   Revival  Work. 

REV.  J.  P.  McDonald,  Chaii-man,  Elmwood,  Tenn. 
REV.  H.  C.  WALTON,  1215  N.  27th  St.,  Birmingham,  Ala. 
REV.  W.  S.  MARSHALL,  115  Finn  St.,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
REV.  W.  Y.  DURRETT,  316  Wilbum  St.,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
REV.  THOMAS  DYER,  Odessa,  Mo. 

2.  On  Proliibition, 

REV.  J.  B.  ESHMAN,  Chairman,  Spiingfield,  Mo. 
REV.  J.  M.  COOK,  Loudon,  Tenn. 

3.  On  Historical  Society. 
Class  1. 

REV.  O.  N.  BAUCOM,  Floydada,  Tex. 

Class  2. 

J.  N.  PARKER,  Dyersburg,  Tenn. 
REV.  T.  H.  PORTER,  Aspen  Hill,  Tenn. 

Class  3. 

A.  S.  KYLE,  SR.,  Batesville,  Miss. 

REV.  B.  J.  REAGIN,  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  McKenzie,  Tenn. 

4.  On  Teachers'  Denominational  Textbook  on  Sunday  School 
and  Young  People's  Work. 
REV.   0.  A.   BARBEE,   Greenville,   Kv. 
REV.  S.  H.  BRALY,  D.D.,  McKenzie,  Tenn. 
REV.  W.  H.  McLESKEY,  Nashville,  Tenn. 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  9 

5.  Executive  Committee  on  Budget  Plan. 
HON.  FRANK  McDONALD,  Treasurer,  Marshall,  Mo. 
REV.  HUGH  S.  McCORD,  Secretary,  Marshall,  Mo. 
.     REV.  J.  T.  COLEMAN,  Faii-field,  111. 
REV.  J.  W.  DISHMAN,  Milan,  Tenn. 
REV.  J.  W.  STILES,  Hopkinsville,  Ky. 
J.  E.  EBERTS,  Warrensburg,  Mo. 
T.  C.  CALLICOTT,  Rives,  Tenn. 

6.  Committee  on  Legal  Finance. 

REV.  E.  R.  RAMER,  Princeton,  Kv. 

REV.  D.  W.  FOOKS,  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Box  542,  Nashville, 
Tenn. 
REV.  L.  E.  McCOY,  McKenzie,  Tenn. 

7.  Committee  on  Building  Fund  for  New  School. 

REV.  C.  A.  GALLOWAY,  Jackson,  Tenn. 

REV.  JAMES  McLESKEY,  965  East  Moreland  St.,  Memphis,  Tenn. 

REV.  H.  C.  WALTON,  1215  N.  27th  St.,  BiiTaingham,  Ala. 

J.  D.  McCLANAHAN,  Mason,  Tenn. 

H.  M.  STILES,  3940  Summit  Ave.,  Birmingham,  Ala. 

8.   Ministerial   Benefit   Association. 
DR.  ROBERT  S.  GARRETT,  Marshall,  Tex. 
REV.  O.  A.  BARBEE,  Greenville,  Kv. 
REV.  T.  J.  TANNER,  Muskogee,  Okfa. 
REV.  CHARLES  A.  GALLOWAY,  Jackson,  Tenn. 
REV.  J.  A.  BOZARTH,  Odessa,  Mo. 
REV.  J.  A.  RODGERS,  Scottsboro,  Ala. 
DR.  W.  A.  BURTON,  Lawrenceburg,  Tenn. 
REV.  D.  W.  FOOKS,  Box  542,  Nashville,  Tenn. 


XIV— COMMISSION. 
9.   On  Endowment  Fund. 

JF.  A.  SEAGLE,  Chattanooga,  Tenn.,  Treasurer. 
REV.  J.  E.  CORTNER,  Dversburg,  Tenn. 
REV.  J.  W.  PEARSON,  Tehuacana,  Tex. 
REV.  L.  B.  MORGAN,  Richard  City,  Tenn. 
T.  C.  CALLICOTT,  Rives.  Tenn. 
REV.  F.  A.  BROWN,  Marlow,  Okla. 
S.  M.  GOUGH,  GordonsviUe,  Ky. 
HARRY  COPPER,  New  Holland,  111. 
W.  L.  WELCKER.  Fountain  City,  Tenn. 
DR.  F.  E.  PERKINS,  BiiTningham,  Ala. 
REV.  T.  C.  NEWMAN,  Savannah,  Tenn. 
D.  M.  McANULTY,  Bolivar,  Tenn. 

10.  On  Seminary  Visitation. 

REV.  C.  A.  GALLOWAY,  Jackson,  Tenn. 

11.  On  Doctrinal  Examination. 
REV.  A.  C.  BIDDLE.  Clarksville,  Tenn. 
REV.  P.  F.  JOHNSON,  D.D.,  McKenzie,  Tenn. 

XV— DISTRIBUTION  OF  BUDGET. 

For  Missions 25% 

For  Education -. 20% 


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For  Ministerial  Relief 209& 

For  Endowment  Commission 5% 

For  Publication 5% 

For  Theological   Seminary 5% 

For  Sunday  School  and  Young  People's  Work 5% 

For  Tithing 5% 

For  Budget  Fund  Campaign 5% 

For  General  Assembly's  Treasurer 5% 

Legal  Fund. 

April— Remit  to  Rev.  D.  W.  Fooks,  Box  542,  Nashville,  Tenn. 

Note — All  offerings  to  the  several  Boards  are  to  be  taken  in  Budget 
and  sent  to  Frank  McDonald,  Marshall,  Mo.,  to  be  distributed  as 
follows:  Missions,  25  per  cent;  Education,  20  per  cent;  Ministerial 
Relief,  20  per  cent;  Theological  Seminary,  5  per  cent;  Publication,  5 
per  cent;  Sunday  School  and  Young  People's  Work,  5  per  cent;  cam- 
paign, 5  per  cent;  General  Assembly's  Statetl  Clerk  and  Treasurer, 
5  per  cent;  Tithing,  5  per  cent.  (See  pages  99,  100,  1919  Minutes,  and 
page  9  of  Minutes  of  1921.— Stated  Clerk.) 

MISCELLANEOUS  REGULATIONS. 
L  The  Assembly's  Stated  Clerk. 

Besides  discharging  the  duties  named  in  Form  of  Government,  the 
Assembly  Stated  Clerk  is  required: 

1.  To  discharge  the  duties  of  Engrossing  Clerk,  appointing  such 
Temporary  Clerks  at  each  meeting  of  the  Assembly  as  may  be  needed 
for  his  assistance.    Minutes  1872,  p.  31;  1873,  p.  34. 

2.  To  furnish  proper  statistical  blanks  to  the  Stated  Clerks  of  the 
lower  Church  Courts.     Minutes  1873,  p.  34;  1897,  pp.  24,  26. 

3.  To  report  inefficient  Stated  Clerks  to  their  Presbyteries  and  Syn- 
ods.   Minutes  1889,  p.  52;  1891,'p.  15;  1898,  p.  51. 

4.  As  far  as  he  can  do  so,  consistently  with  other  duties,  to  visit 
Church  Courts  and  congregations  and  give  encouragement  and  direc- 
tion toward  the  general  welfare  of  the  Church,  being  pennitted  to  use 
also  the  title  "General  Traveling  Secretary."  See  Minutes  of  1901, 
p.  115. 

5.  The  Stated  Clerk's  salary  is  $1,200  per  annum.  See  Minutes,  year 
1920,  page  126. 

6.  He  shall  also  employ  such  press  reporters  during  the  sessions  of 
the  Assembly  as  may  be  necessary  to  give  the  Assembly  news  pub- 
licity.    See  Minutes  of  1916,  p.  35. 

7.  The  Stated  Clerk  of  the  General  Assembly  was  instnicted  not  to 
publish  in  the  Minutes  of  the  General  Assembly  any  communications 
or  reports  unfavorably  considered  by  the  Assembly.  (See  page  27, 
Minutes  of  1917  Assembly.) 

8.  We  recommend  that  the  printing  of  the  Minutes  of  the  General 
Assembly  (until  further  ordered)  be  done  by  our  o\\ti  printing  plant, 
the  New  Cumberland  Press,  and  that  it  be  paid  a  price  of  not  exceed- 
ing ten  per  cent  above  cost.  (See  page  103,  IMinutes  of  1917  Assem- 
bly.) 

II.  The  Assembly  Treasurer. 

The  Stated  Clerk  shall  also  act  as  the  Assembly's  Treasurer  for  the 
collection  and  handling  of  Contingent  Tax.    See  Minutes  of  1900,  p.  47. 

III.  The  Assembly's  Contingent  Tax. 

The  Assembly's  Contingent  Tax  shall  be  five  cents  per  resident 
member,  due  July  1,  each  year.  Minutes,  1914,  p.  146;  1908,  p.  99. 
Statement  sent  by  Stated  Clerk  July  1,  based  on  resident  members,  to 
each  Presbyterial  Treasurer.     Minutes,  1898,  p.  63;  1903,  p.  7. 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  11 

The  Assembly's  Stated  Clerk  is  not  authorized  to  remit  the  tax  of  a 
Presbytery.  Any  Presbytery  regarding  itself  as,  from  any  cause,  en- 
titled to  relief  from  this  tax  or  any  portion  thereof,  may,  by  the 
counsel  of  and  direction  of  its  Synod,  petition  the  Assembly  to  that 
effect.    Minutes,  1898,  p.  73. 

IV.  The  Assembly's  Minutes. 

The  Assembly  Minutes  will  be  sent,  free  of  charge,  to  oidained 
ministers,  clerks  of  sessions,  the  various  Boards,  and  schools  of  the 
Church,  such  Synodical  and  Presbyterial  Stated  Clerks  and  Treasurers 
as  are  not  ministers  or  session  clerks,  to  those  appointed  by  the  As- 
sembly to  serve  on  committees  in  the  interim  of  Assembly  meetings, 
to  the  Stated  Clerk's  Exchanges,  to  all  members  of  each  Assembly, 
and  a  copy  is  to  be  sent  to  any  probationer  requesting  it  and  sending 
ten  cents  to  cover  postage.  Others  desiring  the  Minutes  can  secure 
them  by  addressing  Rev.  D.  W.  Fooks,  Paducah,  Ky.,  and  enclosing  50 
cents.    Minutes,  1897,  p.  46;  1903,  p.  66;  1904,  p.  66. 

V.  Presbyterial  and  Synodical  Meetings. 

The  Assembly  directs  that  every  Presbytery  shall  hold  a  "spring 
meeting,"  and  as  early  as  possible;  that  the  Stated  Clerks  of  Presby- 
teries shall  have  their  reports  in  the  hands  of  the  Assembly's  Stated 
Clerk  not  later  than  April  1;  also  that  summer  meetings  of  Church 
Courts  shall  be  held  late  in  the  season,  in  order  that  there  may  have 
been  sufficient  time  to  become  familiar  with  the  deliverances  of  the 
Assembly.    See  pp.  39,  67;  Minutes,  1898,  p.  52. 

VI.  Stated  Clerks  of  Presbyteries. 

1.  The  Assembly  recommends  that,  as  a  matter  of  convenience  and 
efficiency.  Presbytery  shall  select  the  same  person  to  serve  as  its 
Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer  where  this  is  practicable.  Minutes,  1897, 
p.  63. 

2.  This  Assembly  makes  it  a  standing  order  that  the  Stated  Clerks 
of  the  Presbyteries  are  to  have  their  statistical,  financial,  and  other 
reports  in  the  hands  of  the  General  Assembly's  Stated  Clerk  by  April  1 
of  each  year,  that  there  may  be  no  delay  in  publishing  the  Minutes  of 
the  General  Assembly. 

3.  The  Stated  Clerk  of  the  General  Assembly  has  been  directed  not 
to  delay  the  publishing  of  the  Minutes  on  account  of  any  delay  in 
Presbyterial  repoi'ts;  and,  in  default  of  report  from  the  Stated  Clerk 
in  any  Presbytery,  he  shall  publish  the  report  as  given  the  year  before. 
Minutes  of  1909,  p.  91. 

4.  That  this  General  Assembly  require  all  Stated  Clerks  of  Presby- 
teries, Synods,  and  sessions  to  faithfully  perform  all  duties  entrusted 
to  them.  All  such  clerks  who  will  not  discharge  their  respective  duties 
shall  be  ordered  to  resign  by  the  court  having  jurisdiction  over  them. 
(See  minutes  for  year  1918,  pages  24,  113.) 

5.  In  order  to  bring  about  a  moi'e  uniform  system  of  Church  work 
and  statistics,  it  is  order  that  the  ecclesiastical  year  begin  April  1 
and  close  March  31,  and  that  all  statistical  blanks  be  made  to  con- 
form thereto.  (See  minutes  of  Genei'al  Assembly,  year  1919,  page 
104.) 

VII.  Examination  of  Assembly  Minutes. 

The  Asembly  directs  that  each  Church  Court,  from  session  to  Synod, 
at  its  first  meeting  after  the  appearance  of  the  Assembly  Minutes, 
shall  conduct  in  open  meeting  a  careful  examination  on  the  Minutes, 
as  a  means  of  discovering  whether  there  be  errors  and  omissions  in 
the  same  and  who  is  responsible  therefor,  so  that  the  Clerks  of  Church 
Courts  may  be  held  to  rigid  account  for  the  discharge  of  their  official 
duties.     (See  Minutes  for  1901,  p.  77.) 


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VIIL  Report  of  Board  and  Permanent  Committees. 

1.  All  the  Assembly's  Boards,  PeiTnanent  Committees,  and  Stated 
Clerks  of  Presbyteries  are  ordered  to  close  their  books  promptly  on 
or  before  April  1,  and  to  have  their  annual  report  in  the  hands  of  the 
Stated  Clerk  not  later  than  April  1,  in  order  that  he  may  print  the 
same  and  send  them  to  commisioners  in  advance  of  the  Assembly's 
meeting.     (See  Minutes  for  ISOl,  p.  117;  1903,  p.  66;  1917,  p.  29.) 

2.  When  the  books  and  papers  of  any  Board  of  this  General  Assem- 
bly, receiving  and  paying  out  money  for  any  purpose,  ai-e  submitted 
to  a  special  auditing  committee  prior  to  the  meeting  of  the  Assembly, 
such  books,  papers,  receipts,  stubs,  etc.,  together  with  report  of  said 
special  committee  shall  be  submitted  to  the  Assembly's  regular  audit- 
ing committee.     (See  Assembly  Minutes  for  year  1916,  page  121.) 

IX.  Assembly's  Standing  Rules. 

In  1901  and  1915  the  General  Assembly  adopted  the  following: 

Resolved:  1.  That  popular  meetings  shall  be  held  on  successive  eve- 
nings as  follows,  beginning  at  eight  o'clock: 

Thursday — Home  Missions. 

Friday — Tithing. 

Saturday — Sunday  School  and  Young  People's  Work. 

Sunday — Education. 

Monday — Foreign  Missions. 

Tuesday — Ministci'ial  Relief. 

Wednesday — Publication. 

These  popular  meetings  shall  be  under  the  direction  of  the  Boards 
and  Committees,  respectively  having  these  interests  specially  in 
charge. 

2.  Friday  forenoon — Assembly  business: 
Appointment  of  committees. 

Stated  Clerk's  Report. 

Commu'nications  and  Overtures. 

Reports  of  Boards  and  Permanent  Committees,  etc. 

The  Boards  and  Committees  are  each  to  occupy  not  exceeding  thirty 
minutes  and  in  the  following  order: 

Education. 

Missions  and  Church  Erection. 

Publication. 

Ministerial  Relief. 

Assembly  Tnistees. 

As  a  rule,  papers  that  are  in  print  and  in  the  hands  of  the  mem- 
bers .shall  be  accepted  as  having  been  read,  those  presenting  them  hav- 
ing opportunity  for  making  remarks  within  the  limits  named. 

3.  Friday  afternoon.  For  so  much  of  this  period  as  may  be  neces- 
sary, the  order  of  the  forenoon  is  to  be  continued. 

4.  Assembly  business  in  the  forenoons  of  Saturday,  Monday,  Tues- 
day, Wednesday,  Thursday,  and  Friday. 

5.  There  shall  be  no  business  session  of  the  Assembly  on  the  after- 
noons of  Saturday  and  Monday,  the  time  being  devoted  to  committee 
work. 

6.  Reports  of  all  standing  and  special  committees  shall  be  considered 
in  the  order  in  which  they  are  filed  with  the  Stated  Clerk. 

7.  All  resolutions  touching  the  general  entei-prises  of  the  Church 
must  be  referred  to  appropriate  standing  committees  for  considera- 
tion before  they  can  be  taken  up  by  the  body. 

8.  No  item  of  business  in  conflict  with  this  Standing  Rule  shall  be 
considered  except  by  suspension  of  the  Rule  by  a  two-third's  vote. 


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9.  In  all  cases  not  provided  for  in  its  OAvn  Rules  of  Order,  the  As- 
sembly is  to  be  governed  by  Robert's  Rules  of  Order. 

10.  That  we  believe  it  would  be  wise  for  arrangements  to  be  made 
for  preaching  services  at  eleven  a.  m.  on  Saturday  and  Monday  and  on 
Saturday  and  Monday  afternoons  for  the  benefit  of  the  visitors  or  the 
Commissioners  who  are  not  engaged  in  the  committee  rooms,  these 
ai'rangements  to  be  made  by  the  pastor-host. 

11.  No  money  shall  be  paid  out  of  the  General  Assembly's  treasury, 
coming  from  the  Presbyterial  Contingent  Fund  of  five  cents  per  resi- 
dent member,  for  purposes  other  than  that  of  the  defraying  of  the 
regular  running  expenses  of  the  office  of  Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer 
and  General  Traveling  Secretary,  except  by  a  vote  of  two-thirds  of 
the  Assembly. 


MEMBERS  OF  CHURCH  BOARDS. 

(Original  resolution  of  1910  as  amended  in  1921.) 
To  the  Moderator  and  Members  of  the  Eighty-Second  General  As- 
sembly: 

Whereas,  there  is  no  uniform  number  which  constitutes  the  Boards 
of  our  Church;  therefore  be  it 

Resolved:  1.  That  in  no  case  should  there  be  more  than  nine  mem- 
bers; and  where  there  are  nine  members  in  the  Board,  three  new  mem- 
bers should  be  elected  each  year. 

2.  That  where  the  Board  is  constituted  of  a  less  number  than  nine, 
that  one-thii'd  of  the  members  should  be  elected  each  year. 

3.  That  no  individual  shall  be  a  member  of  more  than  one  Board. 

4.  That  each  Board  so  adjust  itself  as  to  comply  with  these  rules 
after  1910  General  Assembly. 

5.  That  each  Board  may  nominate  to  the  General  Assembly  per- 
sons to  fill  the  places  of  the  one-third  going  out  each  year.  Pro- 
vided such  nominations  shall  conform  to  the  regulations  of  resolu- 
tions as  interpreted  in  this  report. — F.  A.  Brown. 


MINUTES 


MINUTES  OF  THE  NINETY-FIRST  MEETING  OF  THE  GENERAL 
ASSEMBLY    OF    THE    CUMBERLAND    PRESBYTERIAN 
CHURCH,  IN  ANNUAL  SESSION  IN  GREEN- 
FIELD, MO.,  MAY  19-25,  1921. 


FIRST  DAY,   THURSDAY,   MORNING   SESSION. 

May  19,  1921,  Eleven  O'clock. 

The  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberla"nd  Presbyterian  Church 
convened  in  its  ninety-first  meeting  in  the  city  of  Greenfield,  Mo., 
May  19,  1921,  at  11  o'clock. 

Opening  Session. 

The  General  Assembly  was  called  to  order  by  the  Moderator,  Rev. 
J.  E.  Cortner,  and  was  led  in  song  service  by  the  local  choir.  Rev. 
G.  W.  Burrcnighs,  of  Chattanooga  Presbytery,  led  the  audience  in 
prayer.  The  Scripture  lesson  was  read  by  Rev.  J.  E.  Cortner  from 
2  Kings  22:8-22  and  Jeremiah  5:4-8.  Text,  2  Kings  22:8.  Subject, 
"The  Lost  Bible."  The  constituting  prayer  was  offered  by  Rev.  J. 
S.  Bone,  of  White  River  Presbytery. 

Program  Adopted. 

The  program  was  adopted  as  read,  subject  to  necessary  changes. 

Committee  on   Credentials. 

The  Moderator  appointed  the  following  Committee  on  Credentials: 
Judge  H.  H.  Denhardt,  Kentucky  Synod;  Rev.  B.  J.  Reagin,  Tennessee 
Synod;  Rev.  T.  A.  DeVore,  Missouri  Synod. 

Recess. 

The  Moderator  declared  a  recess  until  2  p.  m.  to-day.  Closed  with 
prayer  by  Rev.  D.  W.  Cheek,  of  Illinois  Presbytery. 

FIRST  DAY,  THURSDAY,  AFTERNOON  SESSION. 

May  19,  1921,  2  O'clock. 

Recess  bein:^  cut,  the  Moderator  called  the  Assembly  to  order  and 
was  led  in  prayer  by  Rev.  T.  J.  Tanner,  of  Cherokee  Presbytery. 

Roll  Call. 

The  roll  was  called  and  the  follo^^^ng  Commissioners  were  noted 
as  being  present.  (Note. — Figures  following  the  names  indicate  days 
present.  If  no  figures  are  given,  Commissioners  were  present  at 
each  roll  call.) 

Ministers. 

Presbytery,  Name,  and  Post   Office. 
Amorilla — S.  A.  Berrie,  Ralls,  Tex. 
Austin — J.  D.  Potts,  Austin,  Tex. 
Bai-tholomew — J.   W.  West,  Monticello,  Ark. 


16  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

BiiTningham — H.  C.  Walton,  1215  N.  27th  St.,  Birmingham,  Ala. 
California— W.  L.  Williams,  1722  Wilcox  Ave.,  Hollywood,  Cal.  (1,  2, 

3,  4). 
Chattanooga — W.  L.  Swartz,  R.  1,  Crandall,  Ga. 
Cherokee— T.  J.  Tanner,  1023  N.  H.  St.,  Muskogee,  Okla. 
Choctaw — Abner  B.  Johnson,  Miller,  Okla. 
Clarksville — A.   W.  Clinard,   Springfield,  Tenn. 
Cookville — J.  P.   McDonald,  Elmwood,  Tenn, 
Corsicana-Waco — B.  E.  Bomer,  Hubbard,  Tex. 
Cumberland — Thomas  Joyner,  Center,  Ky. 
Dallas-Bonham — H.  R.  Allen,  Dallas,  Tex. 
East  Tennessee — S.  C.  Lee,  Parrottsville,  Tenn. 
Elk^T.    M.    Hendrix,   Lewisburg,    Tenn. 
Elk — C.  M.  Zwingle,  Lewisburg,  Tenn. 
Ewing-McLin — Ira  S.  Barger,  Eldorado,  111. 
Fort  Smith — Dr.  J.  P.  Campbell,  Fayetteville,  Ark. 
Foster — Charles  Waggaman,  Danville,  II.. 
Gregoiy — J.  R.  Baker,  Bowie,  Tex. 
Hopewell — B.  J.  Reagin,  McKenzie,  Tenn. 
Hopewell — J.  W.  Dishman,  Milan,  Tenn. 
Illinois — D.  W.  Cheek,  Unionville,  111. 
Indiana — B.  L.  Scroggs,  Chandler,  Ind. 
Knoxville — M.   L.   Sloop,  Athens,  Tenn. 
Lebanon — J.   L.  Hudgins,   Nashville,  Tenn. 
Lebanon — B.  W.  Covington,  Nashville,  Tenn.    (5).  ^ 

Lebanon — W.  S.  Marshall,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
Leitchfield — J.  S.  J.  Brear,  Leitchfield,  Ky. 
Lexington — C.  B.  Parkhurst,  7511  Penn  Ave..  Kansas  City,  Mo.  (2,  3 

4,5). 
Lincoln-Decatui- — W.  H.  Neisler,  Loogootee,  111. 
Logan — C.  G.  Chick,  Bowling  Green,  Ky.   (1,  2,  3,  4). 
Los  Angeles — C.  H.  Walton,  5730  S.  Hoover,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 
Madison — T.  C.  Newman,  Savannah,  Tenn. 
Marshall — A.   C.   Stribling,   Marshall,   Tex. 
Marshall— Dr.  R.  S.  Garrett,  Marshall,  Tex.  (5). 
Mayfield — S.   B.  Rudolph,  Little   Cypress,  Ky. 
McGee — J.  T.  Buck,  New  London,  loM'a   (1). 
McGee— J.  M.  Russell,  Sedalia,  Mo.  (2,  3,  4,  5). 
McMinnville— W.  F.  Pressly,  Tullahoma,  Tenn. 
Memphis — A.  D.  Saulsbury,  Halls,  Tenn. 
Morrillton — E.  A.  Milligan,  Scottsville,  Ark. 
New  Hope^ — B.  F.  Guinn,  Brooksville,  Miss. 
New  Lebanon — Thomas  A.  DeVore,  Marshall,  Mo. 
Obion — Russell  Tatum,  McKenzie,  Tenn. 
Obion — J.  E.  Cortner,  Dyersburg,  Tenn. 
Oklahoma— C.  L.  Berry,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 
Owensboro — O.  A.  Barbee,  Greenville,  Ky. 
Ozark— W.  L.  Baker,  Humansville,  Mo.  (1,  2,  3,  4). 
Platte— S.   B.  McNeely,  Albany,  Mo. 
Princeton — H.  M.  Guynn,  Sturgis,  Ky. 
Richland — W.  M.-  Robison,  R.  2,  Columbia,  Tenn. 
Robert-Donnell — J.  A.  Rogers,  Scottsboro,  Ala. 
Springfield — E.  R.  Duggins,  Springfield,  Mo. 
Talladega — S.  N.  Milligan,  Jacksonville,  Ala. 
Texas-Greenville — J.  C.  Irby,  Winnsboro,  Tex. 
Fresno  (fonnerly  Tulare) — W.  M.  Freeze,  Merced,  CaL 
Weatherford — W.  R.  Harbor,  Olney,  Tex. 
West  Prairie — J.  S.  Grabiel,  Campbell,  Mo. 
White  River — J.  S.  Bone,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Ark. 
Yazoo — S.  J.  Givens,  Aberdeen,  Miss. 
Total  number  of  ministers  present,  61. 


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Elders. 

Amorilla — J.  L.  King,  Floydada,  Tex. 

Austin— I.  H.  Parker,  Austin,  Tex.  (2,  3,  4,  5). 

Birmingham — Dr.  F.  E.   Perkins,  Birmingham,  Ala.    (1,  2,  3). 

Choctaw — Robinson  Murphy,  Wardville,   Okla. 

Clarksville — J.  J.  Broome,  Hackberry,  Temi.  (1,  2,  3,  4). 

Cookville — W.  C.  Jenkins,  Difficult,  Tenn. 

Cumberland — D.  R.  Terhune,  Harrodsburg,  Ky. 

East  Tennessee — S.  H.  Humphrey,  Greenville,  Tenn. 

Elk — L.  B.  Pigg,  Lewisburg,  Tenn. 

Elk— R.  S.  McCullough,  Lewisburg,  Tenn.  (1,  2,  3). 

Elk— W.  H.  Burks,  Chapel  Hill,  Tenn.  (4.  5). 

Ewing-McLin— Charles  E.  Haefele,  Fairfield,  111. 

Fort  Smith— H.  B.  Collier,  Prairie  Grove,  Ark.   (1,  2,  3). 

Fort  Smith — G.  W.  Drummond,  Lincoln,  Ark.    (4). 

Foster — Oscar  Haddock,  Charleston,  111. 

Gregory— W.  L  .R.  West,  Alvord,  Tex. 

Hopewell— E.  A.  Bryant,  Trezevant,  Tenn. 

Hopewell — John  Granade,  McKenzie,  Tenn. 

Indiana — W.   B.   Sams,   Chandler,   Ind. 

Knoxville— J.   B.  Jones,   Edgmoor,   Tenn. 

Lebanon — Robert  Joyner,  Edenwoll,  Tenn. 

Lebanon — W.  T.  Marshall,  Lebanon,  Tenn. 

Leitchfield — F.  W.  Creager,  Cecilian,   Ky. 

Lexington — William  Hinton,  Clinton,  Mo. 

Logan — H.  H.  Denhardt,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 

Madison — R.   A.   Bland,  Jackson,  Tenn. 

Mayfield— G.  C.  Finley,  Paducah,  Ky. 

McGee— John  W.  Walker,  Moberly,  Mo.  (2,  3,  4,  5). 

McGready — L.  T.   Hester,   Cherokee,  Ala. 

Memphis — J.  M.  Holley,  811  Cooper  St.,  Memphis,  Tenn. 

Morrillton— T.  S.  Tucker,  Morrillton,  Ark. 

New  Hope — W.  C.  Cryder,  West  Point,  Miss. 

New  Lebanon — H.  B.  Bristow,  Marshall,  Mo. 

Obion — J.  G.  Cunningham,  Troy,  Tenn. 

Obion — W.  E.   Hudgins,  Union   City,  Tenn.  ^ 

Owensboro — E.  B.  McEuen,  Owensboro,  Ky. 

Ozark — W.  F.  Ringo,  Lockwood,  Mo. 

Platte— G.  M.  Brinton,  St.  Joseph,  Mo. 

Princeton — W.  W.  Moore,  Princeton,  Ky. 

Richland — Dr.  W.  M.  Buiton,  Lawrenceburg,  Tenn. 

Robert-Donnell — Judge  John  B.  Tally,  Scottsboro,  Ala. 

Springfield — Mrs.  Linda  Rust,  Seymore,  Mo. 

Talladega— J.  H.  Glenn,  R.  2,  Gadsden,  Ala. 

Texas-Greenville — Green  Tompson,  Brashears,  Tex. 

Weatherford — A.  J.  Wright,  Cleburne,  Tex. 

West  Prairie — L.  J.  Carter,  Campbell,  Mo. 

White  River— M.  E.  Jeffery,  Mt.  Olive,  Ark. 

Total  number  of  elders  present,  47. 

Total  number  of  Commissioners  present,   108. 

Assembly  HalL 

On  motion  the  main  floor  of  the  Assembly  hall  was  made  the  official 
Assembly  room. 

Report  of  Committee  on  Credentials. 

The  report  of  the  Committee  on  Credentials  was  read  sera-item, 
and  Items  1-6  were  adopted,  seating  all  Commissioners  referred  to  in 
above  named  items.  Rev.  E.  T.  King,  one  of  the  two  ministers  re- 
maining in  West  Plains  Presbytery,  was  seated  as  a  member  in 
council,  having  all  the  pi'ivileges  of  the  floor.     In  Item  7,  in  the  case 


18  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

of  Los  Angeles  Presbytery,  Rev.  Charles  H.  "Walton  Was  seated  as 
a  Commissioner  from  the  Presbytery.     (Page  197.) 

Recess. 

The  Moderator  declared  recess  of  ten  minutes. 

Election  of  Moderator. 

Recess  being  out,  the  Moderator  called  the  Assembly  to  order  and 
declared  the  election  of  Moderator  to  be  in  order.  Judge  John  B. 
Tally,  of  Robert-Donnell  Presbytery,  was  elected,  and  on  motion  the 
election  was  made  unanimous. 

Ministerial  Courtesy. 

Rev.  W.  H.  Ferguson,  pastor  of  the  local  Presbyterian  Church,  U. 
S.  A.,  was  presented  to  the  Assembly,  and  on  motion  was  invited  to  a 
seat  as  a  visiting  brother. 

Engrossing  Clerk. 

The  Assembly  endorsed  the  appointment  of  Dr.  R.  M.  King,  of 
Warrensburg,  Mo.,  as  engrossing  clerk  during  this  meeting  of  the 
General  Assembly. 

Stenographer. 

The  Assembly  endorsed  the  appointment  of  Miss  Nina  Rudolph,  of 
Paducah,  Ky.,  as  stenographer  during  this  meeting  of  the  General 
Assembly. 

Press   Reporter. 

The  Assembly  endorsed  the  appointment  of  Rev.  W.  Y.  Durrett,  of 
Nashville,  Tenn.,  as  press  reporter  during  this  meeting  of  the  Gen- 
eral Assembly. 

Recess. 

On  motion,  the  Assembly  recessed  until  the  evening  hour  of  7:30. 
Announcements  by  the  pastor  host.  Rev.  L.  B.  McCaslin. 


FIRST   DAY,   THURSDAY,   EVENING    SESSION. 

May  19,  1921,  7:30  O'clock. 

At  the  request  of  the  Moderator,  Judge  H.  H.  Denhardt,  of  Logan 
Presbytery,  presided  for  the  evening. 

Evening  Devotional. 

Rev.  J.  D.  Potts,  of  Austin  Presbytery,  led  the  praise  service,  using 
as  his  Scripture,  Psalm  40:1-10.  A  call  for  testimonials  was  liberally 
responded  to  by  the  audience. 

Welcome  Address  and  Responses. 

Hon.  Benjamin  Neal  delivered  a  splendid  welcome  address  on  be- 
half of  the  city  of  Greenfield.  Hon.  W.  E.  Hudgins,  of  Obion  Pres-' 
bytery,  and  Rev.  W.  H.  Sears,  of  Lincoln-Decatur  Presbytery,  de- 
livered the  responses  on  behalf  of  the  Assembly. 

Titliing   and   Budget    Plan. 

A  popular  platform  meeting  of  the  Tithing  Board  and  the  Budget 
Committee  was  given.  Rev.  J.  W.  Dishman,  of  Hopewell  Presbytery, 
introduced  Mrs.  Hugh  S.  McCord,  Corresponding  Secretary  of  the 
Budget  Committee,  who  made  an  interesting  and  instructive  address 
on  the  Budget  Plan.  Rev.  W.  Y.  Durrett,  of  Lebanon  Presbytery,  in- 
troduced Mrs.  Daisy  Bray  Freeman,  who  made  the  address  on  Tithing 
in  her  own  earnest  way  on  that  subject. 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  19 

Adjournment. 

On  motion,  the  Assembly  adjourned  to  the  hour  of  8:30  a.  m.,  May 
20,  1921.  Closed  with  prayer  led  by  Rev.  J.  W.  Dishman,  of  Hope- 
well Presbytery. 

SECOND  DAY,  FRIDAY,  MORNING   SESSION. 

May  20,  1921,  8:30  O'clock. 

A  sunrise  prayer  service  was  held  at  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian 
Church,  led  by  Rev.  Thomas  Joyner,  of  Cumberland  Presbytery,  which 
was  well  attended  and  very  interesting. 

Devotional  Service. 

The  Assembly  was  called  to  order  by  the  Moderator,  Judge  John 
B.  Talley,  and  the  devotional  service  was  led  by  Rev.  B.  L.  Scroggs, 
of  Indiana  Presbytery.  Rev.  W.  E.  Shaw,  of  Ozark  Presbytery,  led 
in  the  opening  prayer.  Rev.  Scroggs  used  as  his  Scripture  lesson, 
Ephesians  2nd  chapter.     Many  beautiful  testimonials  were  given. 

Roll  Call. 

The  roll  was  called  and  members  were  present  as  on  the  previous 
day.  Rev.  C.  B.  Parkhurst,  of  Lexington  Presbytery,  and  Elder  John 
W.  Walker,  of  McGee  Presbytery,  appeared  on  the  floor  of  the  As- 
sembly and  their  names  were  ordered  enrolled. 

Minutes  Read. 

The  minutes  of  the  previous  day's  session  were  read,  corrected,  and 
approved. 

Committees  Announced. 

The  Moderator  announced  the  following  committees: 

Education — Revs.  A.  C.  Stribling,  W.  L.  Swartz,  C.  G.  Chick,  Elders 
Dr.  F.  E.  Perkins  and  D.  R.  Terhune 

Publication — Revs.  B.  J.  Reagin,  H.  C.  Walton,  Charles  Waggaman, 
Elders  J.  L.  King  and  G.  M.  Brinton. 

Missions— Revs.  C.  M.  Zwingle,  H.  R.  Allen,  W.  H.  Neisler,  Elders, 
W.  C.  Cryder  and  William  Hinton. 

Ministerial  Relief — Revs.  J.  W.  Dishman,  B.  L.  Scroggs,  Dr.  J.  P. 
Campbell,  Elders  F.  W.  Creager  and  W.  L.  R.  W^est. 

Theological  Seminary— Revs.  T.  A.  DeVore,  C.  H.  Walton,  W.  F. 
Presley,  Elders  Charles  E.  Haefele  and  L.  T.  Hester. 

Tithing — Revs.  T.  C.  Newman,  Ira  S.  Barger,  Abner  B.  Johnson, 
Elders  G.  C.  Finley  and  J.  M.  Holley. 

Endowment — Revs.  Thomas  Joyner,  S.  B.  Rudolph,  A.  D.  Sauls- 
bury,  Elders  T.  S.  Tucker,  Mrs.  Linda  Rust  and  Robei-t  Joyner. 

Mortuary— Revs.  D.  W.  Cheek,  A.  W.  Clinard,  J.  S.  J.  Brear,  Elders 
Oscar  Haddock  and  Robinson  Murphey. 

Evangelism  and  Revivals — Revs.  S.  N.  Milligan,  J.  M.  Russell,  E. 
A.  Milligan,  Elders  W.  C.  Jenkins  and  Green  Tompson. 

Budget  Fund — Revs.  J.  L.  Hudgins,  B.  F.  Guinn,  H.  M.  Guynn,  Elders 
J.  G.  Cunningham  and  W.  F.  Ringo. 

Auditing  and  Finance — Rev.  T.  J.  Tanner,  Elders  H.  B.  Collier, 
John  R.  Granade,  Revs.  J.  P.  McDonald  and  W.  S.  Marshall. 

Overtures — Judge  H.  H.  Denhardt,  Hon.  W.  E.  Hudgins,  Revs.  O. 
A.  Barbee,  C.  L.  Berry  and  S.  B.  McNeeley. 

Judiciary — Hon.  E.  B.  McEwen,  Revs.  J.  E.  Cortner,  W.  M.  Robi- 
son,  W.  L.  Baker  and  W.  R.  Harbor. 

Alabama  Synod — Revs.  S.  A.  Berrie,  S.  C.  Lee,  and  Elder  W.  A. 
Bryant. 

Arkansas  Synod — Rev.  J.  D.  Potts,  Elders  W.  B.  Sams  and  L.  B. 
Pigg. 


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Illinois  Synod — Revs.  J.  A.  Rodgers,  Russell  Tatum,  Elder  R.  S. 
McCullough. 

Indianola  Synod— Revs.  J.  W.  West,  M.  L.  Sloop,  Elder  R.  A.  Bland. 

Kentucky  Synod— Revs.  T.  M.  Hendrix,  J.  S.  Bone,  Elder  H.  B. 
Bristow. 

Mississippi  Synod — Revs.  J.  F.  Baker,  J.  C.  Irby,  Elder  W.  W. 
Moore. 

Missouri  Synod — Revs.  B.  E.  Bomer,  S.  J.  Givens  and  Dr.  W.  M. 
Burton. 

Pacific  Synod — Rev.  Thomas  Joyner,  Elders  J.  J.  Broome  and  W.  T. 
Marshall. 

Tennessee  Synod — Rev.  J.  S.  Grabiel,  Elders  J.  H.  Glenn  and  A.  J. 
Wi'ight. 

Texas  Synod — Rev.  W.  M.  Freeze,  Elders,  S.  H.  Humphrey  and  L. 
J.  Carter. 

West  Tennessee  Synod — Rev.  E.  D.  Duggins,  Elders  M.  E.  Jeffery 
and  J.  B.  Jones. 

Ministerial  Courtesy. 

Rev.  C.  J.  Allen,  of  the  Presbyterian  Church,  U.  S.  A.,  Ozark  Pres- 
bytery, was  introduced  to '  the  Assembly  and  invited  to  a  seat  as  a 
visiting  brother. 

Greetings. 
A  letter  of  greetings  from  Rev.  Gam  Sing  Quah,  of  Canton,  China, 
was  read  to  the  Assembly,  and  a  motion  was  made  that  the  Moderator 
appoint   a   Committee   on   Correspondence,   to   which   this   letter  was 
referred. 

Telegram. 

A  telegram  from  McKenzie,  Tenn.,  in  regard  to  the  location  of 
the  Literary  and  Theological  School  was  read  to  the  Assembly  and 
referred  to  the  Committee  to  receive  bids  on  location  of  said  school. 

Special  Hour. 

On  motion,  it  was  decided  that  Monday,  May  23,  1921,  at  9:30  a.  m., 
be  made  a  special  hour  for  the  consideration  of  proposals  for  the 
location  of  the  proposed  Literary  and  Theological  School  and  that 
the  committee  on  bids  and  proposals  be  given  until  that  time  to  file 
their  repoi't. 

A  Letter  and  Appeal. 

A  letter  and  appeal  from  the  Near  East  Relief  Association  for 
participation  in  the  offerings  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church 
was  read  and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Overtures. 

Memorials. 

No.  1.  A  memorial  from  the  California  Presbytery  in  regard  to  the 
rotation  in  office  of  the  members  of  the  boards  was  read  and  referred 
to  the  Committee  on  Judiciary. 

No.  2.  A  memorial  from  Greer  Presbytery  in  regard  to  tiie  rotarro?* 
in  office  of  the  members  of  the  boards  was  read  and  referred  to  the 
Committee  on  Judiciary. 

No.  3.  A  memorial  from  Fresno  Presbytery  in  regard  to  the  rotation 
in  office  of  the  members  of  the  boards  was  read  and  referred  to  the 
Committee  on  Judiciary. 

No.  4.  A  memorial  from  Cookville  Presbytery  in  regard  to  the 
rotation  in  office  of  the  members  of  the  boards  was  read  and  referred 
to  the  Committee  on  Judiciary. 

No.  5.  A  memorial  from  Fort  Smith  Presbytery  in  regard  to  ro- 
tation in  office  of  members  of  the  boards  was  read  and  referred  to 
the  Committee  on  Judiciary. 

No.  6.  Memorial  No.  1  from  Ozark  Presbytery  in  regard  to  rescind- 


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ing  the  action  of  the  General  Assembly,  held  in  the  year  1905,  the 
said  act  which  is  reported  in  the  official  digest  of  the  acts  of  the 
General  Assembly,  and  construing  the  Constitution  of  our  Church  as 
sustaining  double  voting  in  our  Presbyteries  was  read  and  referred 
to  the  Committee  on  Judiciary. 

No.  7.  Memorial  No.  2  from  Ozark  Presbytery  in  regard  to  the 
organization  of  a  new  Synod,  to  be  known  as  the  Southern  Missouri 
Synod,  including  the  following  Presbyteries,  Ozark,  Springfield,  Wesr 
Plains,  and  West  Prairie,  was  read  and  referred  to  the  Committee  o« 
Overtures. 

No.  8.  Memoi'ial  No.  1  from  Springfield  Presbytery  in  regard  to 
instructing  the  Board  of  Missions  to  not  supplement  *ne  pasior-s 
salary  of  any  congregation  for  a  term  of  mone  than  five  years.  Also 
to  not  donate  to  any  congregation  money  to  purchase  lots,  build 
churches,  or  pay  debts  already  acci-ued,  but  to  loan  money  for  the 
said  purpose,  taking  notes  payable  in  ten  years  or  before  without  in- 
terest.    Read  and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Missions. 

No.  9.  Memorial  No.  2  from  Springfield  Presb>i;ery  in  regard  to  the 
location  of  the  Literary  and  Theological  Sschool  was  read  and  referred 
to  the  committee  to  receive  bids  for  the  location  of  the  Literary  and 
Theological  School. 

No.  10.  Memorial  No.  3  from  Springfield  Presbytery  in  regard  to 
the  division  of  Missouri  Synod  was  read  and  referred  to  the  oom- 
mittee  on  Overtures. 

No.  11.  Memorial  from  New  Lebanon  Presbytery  in  regard  to 
graded  Sunday  school  literature  was  read  and  referred  to  the  Com- 
mittee on  Publication,  Sunday  School  and  Young  People's  Work. 

No.  12.  Memorialfrom  New  Lebanon  Presbytery  in  regard  to  rep- 
resentation by  its  ruling  elders  in  Presbyteiy  was  read  and  referred 
to  the  Committee  on  Judiciary. 

No.  13.  Memorial  from  New  Lebanon  Presbytery  in  regard  to  the 
statistical  exhibit  blank  for  the  benevolence  of  the  Church  was  read 
and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Budge  Plan. 

No.  14.  Memorial  from  Obion  Presbytery  in  regard  to  the  Board  of 
Publication  was  read  and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Publication, 
Sunday  School  and  Young  People's  Work. 

No.  15.  Memorial  from  Missoun  Synod  in  regard  to  the  Minutes 
of  the  ("Jeneral  Assembly  was  read  and  referred  to  the  Committee  on 
Publication.  Sunday  School  and  Young  People's  Work. 

No.  16.  Memorial  from  the  Educational  and  Endowment  Committee 
regarding  exnen^e  account  of  School  Location  Committee  was  read 
and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Auditing  and  Finance. 

No.  17.  Memorial  from  Tulare  Presbytery  regarding  Synodical  Mis- 
sions in  California  was  read  and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Mis- 
sions. 

No.  18.  Memorial  from  California  Presbytery  regarding  missions 
was  read  and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Missions. 

Communication   from  Woman's  Board. 

To  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumbei'land  Presbyterian  Church 
now  in  session  at  Greenfield,  Mo.: 

The  Convention  of  the  Woman's  Board  of  Missions  of  the  Cumber- 
land Presbyterian  Chvirch  designated  the  persons  herein  after  named 
to  be  the  Woman's  Board  of  Missions  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyte- 
rian Church,  and  the  law  under  which  our  Board  was  organized  re- 
quiring that  the  said  General  Assembly  shall  ratify  said  designation, 
we  hereby  respectfully  petition  the  said  Assembly  to  ratify  and  con- 
fii-m  said  designation  and  to  approve  the  selection  of  the  persons 
whose  names  are  hereafter  stated,  to  be  and  constitute  the  said  Board. 
The  names  of  the  persons  so  designated  are  as  follows:  Mrs.  Mattie 
Ashburn,  Mrs.  Johnie  Massey  Clay,  Mrs.   Frances  C.   Langley,  Mrs. 


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Gertrude  Schulz,  Mrs.  Tillie  M.  Stone,  Mrs.  Mary  M.  Graf,  Mrs.  Daisy 
Bray-Freeman,  Miss  Mattie  Huber,  and  Mrs.  Anna  M.  Conn. 

In  witness  whereof  the  President  and  Recording  Secretary  hereunto 
set  their  hands  this  the  20th  day  of  May,  1921. 

Mrs.  Johnie  Massey  Clay,  President; 

Mrs.  Tillie  M.  Stone,  Recording  Secretary. 

In  compliance  with  the  above  communication,  Rev.  J.  L.  Hudgins 
was,  on  motion,  instructed  to  cast  the  vote  of  the  Assembly  in  con- 
foi-mity  with  the  request. 

Thereupon  the  Moderator  announced  that  the  designation  of  said 
above  named  ladies  to  be  members  of  the  Woman's  Board  of  Mis- 
sions of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  was  ratified  arid  con- 
firmed insofar  as  the  law  requires  this  General  Assembly  so  to  do. 

Memorials. 

No.  1.  Memorial  from  Logan  Presbytery  in  regard  to  the  Board  of, 
Publication  was  read  and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Publication. 

No.  2.  Memorial  from  the  Board  of  Ministerial  Relief  in  regard  to 
ratification  of  the  action  of  the  Board  relative  to  seeking  another  lo- 
cation for  the  Orphans'  Home  and  Home  for  disabled  minisiers  ana 
their  wives  was  read  and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Ministerial 
Relief. 

Communication — Resignation  of  Board  Member. 

To  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumbei'land  Presbyterian  Church, 
in  its  ninety-first  meeting,  Gi'eenfield,  Mo.: 

On  account  of  the  distance  from  the  place  of  meeting  and  the  ex- 
pense of  attending  the  meetings  of  the  Board,  I  hereby  tender  rr.y 
resignation  as  a  member  of  the  Board  of  Ministerial  Relief,  to  take 
effect  at  this  meeting  of  the  Assembly.  J.  E.  Cortner. 

Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Ministerial  Relief.    - 

Resignation  of  Board  Bembers. 

A  communication  from  Rev.  J.  M.  Cook  and  Rev.  "William  H, 
Hutchinson,  members  of  the  Board  of  Ministerial  Relief,  offering  their 
resignation  as  members  of  the  aforesaid  Board,  was  read  and  re- 
ferred to  the  Committee  on  Ministerial  Relief. 

Appeal. 

An  appeal  from  the  decision  of  Pacific  Synod  from  Los  Angeles  Pres- 
bytery was  referred  without  reading  to  the  Committee  on  Overtures. 

Peition. 

A  petition  for  constnictive  missionary  work  from  the  Cumberland 
Presbyterian  Ministerial  Association  of  Nashville,  Tenn.,  was  read 
and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Missions. 

Memorial. 

Memorial  No.  1  from  Choctaw  Presbytery  in  regard  to  tabling  the 
report  of  the  pei-manent  committee  in  regard  to  ordination  of  women 
was  read  and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Judiciary. 

Memorial  No.  2  from  Choctaw  Presbytery  in  regard  to  a  Presby- 
terian Budget  Plan  was  read  and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Budget. 

Communications. 

Communications  in  regard  to  location  of  Literary  and  Theological 
School  was  read  and  referred  to  the  Committee  to  receive  bids  on 
location  of  the  said  school. 


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Reports. 

No.  1.  Report  of  the  Board  of  Education  was  read  and  referred  to 
the  Committees  on  Education,  Auditing,  and  Finance. 

No.  2.  Report  of  the  Board  of  Missions  and  Church  Erection  was 
read  and  referred  to  the  Committees  on  M!issions,  Auditing  and  Fi- 
nance. 

No.  3.  Report  of  Board  of  Publication  read  and  referred  to  the  Com- 
mittee on  Publication,  Auditing  and  Finance. 

No.  4.  Report  of  the  Board  of  Ministerial  Relief  was  read  and  re- 
ferred to  the  Committees  on  Ministerial  Relief,  Auditing  and  Finance. 

No.  5.  Report  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  General  Assembly 
was  read  and  referred  to  the  Committees  on  Judiciary,  Auditing  and 
Finance. 

No.  6.  Repoi-t  of  the  Stated  Clerk,  Treasurer  and  General  Travel- 
ing Secretary  of  the  General  Assembly  was  read  and  referred  to  the 
Committee  on  Auditing  and  Finance. 

No.  7.  Report  of  the  Budget  Plan  Committee  was  read  and  referred 
to  the  Committees  on  Budget,  Auditing  and  Finance. 

No.  8.  Report  of  the  Educational  Endowment  Committee  was  read 
and  referred  to  the  Committees  on  Endowment,  Auditing  and  Finance. 

No.  9.  Report  of  the  Tithing  Board  was  read  and  referred  to  the 
Committees  on  Tithing,  Auditing  and  Finance. 

No.  10.  Report  of  Committee  on  Legal  Finance  was  read  and  re- 
ferred to  the  Committee  on  Overtures,  Auditing  and  Finance. 

No.  11.  Report  of  the  Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  Theological  Semi- 
nary was  read  and  referred  to  the  Committees  on  Theological  Semi- 
nary, Auditing  and  Finance. 

No.  12.  Report  of  Rev.  Charles  A.. Galloway,  member  of  the  Visit- 
ing Committee  to  visit  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Theological 
Seminary  was  read  and  referred  to  the  Committees  on  Overtures, 
Auditing  and  Finance. 

No.  13.  Report  of  the  Synodic  General  Assembly  Board  of  Trustees 
of  Bethel  College  was  read  and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Edu- 
cation. 

No.  14.  Report  of  the  Committee  on  Evangelism  and  Revivals  was 
read  and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Evangelism  and  Revivals. 

No.  15.  Report  of  the  Committee  to  prepare  an  amendment  to  the 
Constitution  on  the  ordination  of  women  was  read  and  referred  to  the 
Committee  on  Judiciary. 

No.  16.  Report  of  the  Committee  on  Histoi'ical  Society  was  read  and 
referred  to  the  Committee  on  Publication. 

No.  17.  Report  of  Commission  on  Manuscript  Examination  was  read 
and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Publication. 

No.  18.  Report  on  New  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Digest  was  read 
and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Overtures. 

No.  19.  Annual  report  on  Prohibition  was  read  and  referred  to  the 
Committee  on  Overtures. 

No.  20.  Report  of  Music  Editor  was  read  and  referred  to  the  Com- 
mittee on  Publication. 

No.  21.  Report  of  Trustees  of  Bethel  College  was  read  and  referred 
to  the  Committees  on  Education,  Auditing  and  Finance. 

Committee  Announced. 

The  Moderator  announced  the  following  Committee  on  Corre- 
spondence: Rev.  W.  M.  Robison,  of  Richland  Presbytery,  Rev.  J.  E. 
Cortner,  of  Obion  Presbytery,  and  Elder  G.  C.  Finley,  of  Mayfield 
Presbytery. 

Preamble  and  Resolution. 

A  preamble  and  resolution  was  read  by  Rev.  W.  M.  Robison  and 
after  discussion  was  waived  to  a  later  hour  in  to-day's  meeting. 


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Recess. 

Recessed  by  program  to  the  hour  of  2  p,  m.  to-day. 


SECOND  DAY,  FRIDAY,  AFTERNOON  SESSION. 

MAY  20,  1921,  2  O'clock. 

The  afteiTioon  meeting  was  called  together  by  singing  at  the  hour 
of  two  o'clock.  The  convening  prayer,  following  recess,  was  led  by 
Rev.  J.  W.  Dishman,  of  Hopewell  Presbytery. 

Discussion  of  Resolution  Resumed. 

The  preamble  and  resolution,  which  was  read  by  Rev.  W.  M.  Robison, 
of  Richland  Presbytery,  and  was  being  discussed  at  the  hour  of  re- 
cessing this  forenoon  was  resumed,  after  the  re-reading  of  the  pre- 
amble and  resolution  as  amended. 

Commissioner  Seated. 

Pending  the  adoption  of  the  above  named  preamble  and  resolution. 
Elder  I.  H.  Parker,  of  Austin  Presbytery,  appeared  and  his  name  was 
enrolled  among  the  Commissioners. 

Request  from  Woman's  Board. 

The  following  request  from  the  Woman's  Board  of  Missions  was 
acted  upon  favorably  by  the  Assembly. 

"To  our  brethren  of  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Pres- 
byterian Church:  Inasmuch  as  the  Woman's  Convention  has  unani- 
mously voted  to  meet  on  Wednesday  before  the  third  Sunday  in  May, 
same  being  May  17,  1922,  we  hereby  petition  the  General  Assemury 
to  provide  the  transportation  arrangements  be  mad  to  assemble  com- 
missioners and  delegates  for  that  day  so  that  we  may  all  share  in  its 
benefits  and  also  that  we  may  have  the  inspiration  and  counsel  of  our 
brethren  in  Wednesday's  session  of  the  Woman's  Convention. 

Mrs.    W.    O.    Redford, 
Mrs.  A.  H.  Rhodes, 
Mrs.  N.  R.  French." 

Communication   from   Los   Angeles   Presbytery. 

A  Communication  from  Mrs.  Emma  R.  Means,  Stated  Clerk  of  Los 
Angeles  Presbytery,  referring  to  a  matter  already  before  this  As- 
sembly, was  referred,  without  reading,  to  the  Committee  on  Minutes 
of  Pacific  Synod. 

Resolution  Adopted. 

The  discussion  of  the  following  resolution  was  again  resumed  and 
adopted  as  amended.  "Whereas,  there  seems  to  be  a  tendency  among 
all  the  churches  to  compromise  more  and  more  with  the  world,  not 
recognizing  the  command,  'Come  out  from  among  them  and  be  ye 
separate,  saith  the  Lord,  and  touch  not  the  unclean  thing.' 

And,  whereas,  too  many,  both  in  the  pulpit  and  in  the  pew,  are 
looking  with  some  degree  of  allowance  on  the  card  table,  the  dance, 
and  the  miserable,  debauching,  modem  dress,  public  swimming  pool, 
Sunday  ball,  and  obscene  pictures  in  our  picture  shows;  therefore  be  it 

Resolved:  That  it  is  the  sense  of  this  General  Assembly  that  all 
such  should  be  discouraged  and  that  we  reaffirm  in  our  next  minutes 
the  acts  of  our  former  General  Assemblies,  and  that  our  ministers 
read  the  same  from  their  pulpits  and  urge  a  reform  in  the  modem 
dress  of  our  girls  among  the  mothers  and  Christian  workers  of  our 
churches;   thus,   placing   our  beloved  Church  in  an  uncompromising 


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position  with  the  modem  sins  now  trying  to  break  down  the  walls  of 
partition  between  the  world  and  the  Church." 

(Signed)   W.   M.  Robison. 

Chairmanship  Changed. 

Rev.  Thomas  Joyner,  of  Cumberland  Presbytery,  was  appointed  in 
the  place  of  Rev.  W.  L.  Williams,  of  California  Presbytery,  who  de- 
clined to  act,  as  chairman  of  the  Committee  on  Endowment. 

Next  Meeting  Place. 
By  motion  the  General  Assembly  went  into  the  selection  of  the 
next  meeting  place  of  the  General  Assembly.  Greenville,  Tenn.,  vv-s^ 
chosen  by  vote  on  the  first  ballot  and  aftenvards  selected  by  a  unani- 
mous vote  for  the  meeting  place  of  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cum- 
berland Presbyterian  Church,  May  18,  1922. 

Recess. 

The  Assembly  recessed  by  prayer  led  by  Rev.  D.  W.  Cheek,  of 
Illinois  Presbytery. 


SECOND  DAY,  FRIDAY,  EVENING   SESSION. 

May  20,  1921,  7:30  O'clock. 

The  Moderator  called  the  Assembly  to  order,  and  at  his  request 
Rev.  J.  L.  Hudgins  presided.  Rev.  T.  J.  Tanner  conducted  the  de- 
votional service,  using  as  his  Scripture  the  11th  Psalm. 

Missionary  Program. 

-A  joint  missionaiy  program  was  given  under  the  auspices  of  the 
Assembly  Board  and  the  Woman's  Board  of  Missions.  The  meeting 
was  presided  over  by  Rev.  A.  M.  Buchanan,  of  McGee  Presbytery. 
Short  addresses  were  delivered  by  Rev.  T.  C.  Newman,  of  Madison 
Presbytery,  Rev.  B.  E.  Bomer,  of  Corsicana-Waco  Presbytery,  Rev.  J. 
E.  Cortner,  of  Obion  Presbytery,  Rev.  C.  H.  Walton,  of  Los  Angeles 
Presbytery,  Rev.  J.  L.  Hudgins,  of  Lebanon  Presbytery. 

Song  by  the  children  of  Greenfieki.  Greetings  from  the  Woman's 
Board  of  Missions,  by  Mrs.  Joe  Beene,  of  Nashvire,  Tenn. 

A  tableau,  "The  Mothers  of  the  World,'.'  was  beautifully  rendered. 

On  motion,  the  Assembly  adjcumed  to  the  hour  of  8:30  Saturday, 
May  21.  Closed  with  benediction  by  Rev.  J.  L.  Hudgins,  of  Lebanon 
Presbytery. 


THIRD  DAY,   SATURDAY,  MORNING  SESSION. 

May  21,  1921,  8:30  O'clock. 

A  sunrise  prayer  meeting  was  conducted  at  the  Cumberland  Pres- 
byterian Church,  led  by  Rev.  H.  C.  Walton,  of  Birmingham  Presbytery. 

Morning  Devotional. 

The  Moderator  called  the  Assembly  to  order,  and  the  opening  prayer 
was  offered  by  Rev.  E.  R.  Duggins,  of  Springfield  Presbytery.  The 
devotional  service  of  thirty  minutes  was  conducted  by  Rev.  J.  S. 
Grabiel,  of  West  Prairie  Presbytery,  who  used  as  his  Scripture  les- 
son James  2:14. 

Roll  Call. 

The  roll  was  called  and  members  were  present  as  on  tlie  previous 
day. 


26  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Minutes  Read. 

The  minutes  of  the  previous  day's  session  were  read,  corrected,  and 
approved. 

Committee  Discharged. 

On  motion,  the  Committee  on  Correspondence  was  discharged,  and 
the  Stated  Clerk  was  instructed  to  return  greetings  to  Brother  Gam 
Sing  Quah. 

Report  Returned. 

The  Committee  on  Overtures  returned  to  the  clerk's  table  the  report 
of  Rev.  Charles  A.  Galloway,  on  visitation  to  the  Theological  Seminary, 
and  it  was  re-referred  to  the  Committee  on  Theological  Seminary. 

Report  of  Committee  on  Mortuary. 

The  Committee  on  Mortuary  read  its  report,  which  was  concuneu 
in  and  recommendations  adopted.     (Page  197.) 

Special  Hour. 

The  hour  of  eleven  o'clock.  May  21,  1921,  was  set  apart  as  the  time 
for  the  memorial  service  to  deceased  ministers. 

Preamble  and  Resolution. 

A  preamble  and  resolution  in  regard  to  the  will  of  Jonn  T.  Laughlin, 
deceased,  of  New  London,  Iowa,  was  read  and  action  on  same  was  de- 
ferred pending  necessaiy  information  on  the  subject. 

On  motion,  the  Assembly  recessed  until  the  hour  of  eleven  o'clock. 

Telegram. 

Recess  being  out,  the  Assembly  was  called  to  order  by  the  Mod- 
erator. 

The  following  telegram  from  Rev,  G.  G.  Halliburton,  of  Birming^ 
ham,  Ala.,  was  read  before  the  Assembly  and  the  Stated  Clerk  was 
instructed  to  reply. 

"To  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Churcn, 
Greenfield,  Mo.: 

"Dear  Brethren:  Love  and  service  are  the  two  greatest  words  kno->*' 
to  the  human  race.  May  both  dwell  richly  in  your  every  souls.  Read 
Romans  12:1  and  Philippines  2:1-3.  Yours  in  the  bonds  of  Christian 
love.  (Singned)     G.   G.  Halliburton." 

Memorial  Service. 

The  hour  of  special  order  having  arrived — namely,  the  hour  set 
apart  for  a  memorial  sei-yice — Rev.  J.  S.  Bone,  of  White  Kiver  I'res- 
bytery,  led  the  sei-vice  in  which  many  expressions  of  love  and  de- 
votion were  offered  to  the  memory  of  our  deceased  brethren. 

Resolution  Adopted. 

The  following  resolution  regarding  the  John  T.  Laughlin  bequest 
was  adopted  by  the  Assembly: 

"Whereas,  by  the  last  will  and  testament  of  John  T.  Laughlin,  de- 
ceased, late  of  New  London,  Iowa,  $100,000  was  bequeathed  to  the 
Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church.  And,  whereas,  said  sum  is  now  in 
process  of  collection  by  the  Board  of  Ti-ustees  of  the  General  As- 
sembly of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church.  And,  whereas,  it  is 
understood  by  those  who  are  familiar  with  the  desire  of  the  said 
donor  that  it  was  his  wish  that  said  bequest  be  used  for  educational 
purposes;  therefore  be  it 

Resolved  by  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian 
Church:  That  said  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  General  Assembly  are 
hereby  authorized,  directed  and  instructed  to  collect  the  said  legacy 


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in  full  and  after  paying  all  the  expenses  incurred  in  collection  of  the 
same,  the  remainder  of  said  fund  shall  be  held  by  them  as  said 
Ti-ustees  as  an  Educational  Endowment  Fund,  the  income  arising  from 
said  fund  to  be  paid  annually  by  said  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  Gen- 
eral Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  to  the  En- 
dowment Commission  of  said  Church. 

Be  it  further  resolved:  That  when  our  Cumberland  Presbyterian 
Literary  School  and  Theological  Seminary  is  built,  that  some  suitable 
building  or  hall  be  dedicated  to  the  memory  of  said  John  T.  Laughlin 
and  that  such  building  or  hall  be  forever  known  as  the  John  T.  Laugh- 
lin Memorial  Building  or  Hall. 

Telegram  Sent. 

The  Moderator  announced  the  sending  of  the  following  telegram  to 
Rev.  G.  G.  Halliburton,  Binningham,  Ala.: 

"Kindly  feeling  expressed  in  your  telegram  reciprocated.  Read  2 
Corinthians  10:4.  (Signed) 

General  Assembly,  Cumbei-land  Presbyterian  Church." 

Member  Excused. 

Elder  H.  B.  Collier,  of  Fort  Smith  Presbytery,  was  excused  from 
further  session  of  this  Assembly  and  his  alternate.  Elder  G.  W- 
Drummond,  was  seated  in  his  stead. 

Recess. 

The  Assembly,  by  motion,  recessed  to  the  hour  of  7:30  this  evening. 


THIRD  DAY,   SATURDAY,   EVENING   SESSION. 

May  21,  1921,  7:30  O'clock. 

The  Moderator  called  the  Assembly  to  order  and  at  his  request 
Rev.  C.  P.  Parkhurst,  of  Lexington  Presbytery  presided  for  the  eve- 
ning. 

Evening  Devotional. 
Rev.  W.  H.  Neisler,  of  Lincoln-Decatur  Presbytery  conducted  the 
evening  devotional.     The  opening  prayer  was  offered  by  Rev,  H.  C 
Walton,  of  Binningham  Presbytery. 

Greetings. 

The  following  telegram  of  greeting  from  from  the  Presbyterian 
Church,  U.  S.,  was  read  and,  on  motion,  the  Stated  Clerk  was  ordered 
to  make  suitable  reply: 

"St.  Louis,  Mo.,  May  21,  1921. 

"To  the  General  Assembly,  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  Green- 
field, Mo.: 

"The  General  Assembly  of  the  Presbyterian  Church  in  the  United 
States,  greets  you  in  the  Lord  and  prays  that  God  will  bless  you  in 
all  your  deliberations.    First  Corinthians  1:3." 

Platform  Meeting. 

The  Board  of  Publication,  Sunday  School  and  Young  People's  Work 
rendered  their  program,  which  was  conducted  by  Rev.  J.  W.  Stiles, 
President  of  the  Board.  Addresses  were  made  by  the  following:  Rev. 
J.  H.  Zwingle,  of  Logan  Presbytery,  Mr.  R.  L.  Lanning,  State  Field 
Secretary  of  Christian  Endeavor  for  Missouri,  spoke  m  the  interest 
of  Young  People's  Work,  and  Rev.  W.  H.  McLeskey,  Editor  of  Sunday 
school  literature,  presented  the  Sunday  school  work. 


28  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Adjournment. 

On  motion,  the  Assembly  adjourned  to  the  hour  of  8:30,  Monday, 
May  23.  Closed  with  prayer  by  Rev.  J.  M.  Russell,  of  McGee  Pres- 
bytery. 

SUNDAY  MORNING,  DEVOTIONAL  SERVICES,  MAY  22,  1921. 

The  Sabbath  devotional  began  with  a  sunrise  prayer  meeting  con- 
ducted by  Rev.  E.  D.  Dysart,  of  Dallas-Bonham  Presbytery,  and  was 
held  at  the   Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church. 

Sermon. 

Following  the  Assembly  Sunday  school,  which  was  held  in  the 
Assembly  Hall,  the  communion  sennon  was  delivered  by  Rev.  W.  M. 
Robison,  of  Richland  Presbytery,  who  spoke  from  the  text  of  the 
morning  the  13th  and  14  verses  of  the  fourth  chapter  of  John.  The 
communion  service,  following  the  sermon,  was  presided  over  by  Rev. 
W.  M.  Freeze,  of  Fresno  Presbytery,  and  Rev.  B.  E.  Bomer,  of  Cor- 
sicana-Waco  Presbytery.  The  following  elders  served  the  commu- 
nicants: Dr.  W.  M.  Burton,  Richland  Presbytery;  Judge  H.  H.  l^en- 
hardt,  Logan  Presbyteiy;  I.  H.  Parker,  Austin  Presbytery;  Dr.  F.  E. 
Perkins,  Birmingham  Presbytery;  Charles  E.  Haefele,  Ewing-McLin 
Presbytery;  J.  M.  HoUey,  Memphis  Presbytery;  Charles  E.  Cooper, 
Foster  Presbyteiy;  T.  C.  Callicott,  Obion  Presbytery. 

The  morning  communion  service  was  closed  with  prayer,  led  by 
Rev.  B.  E.  Bomer,  of  Corsicana-Waco  Presbyteiy. 

AFTERNOON   DEVOTIONAL. 

The  afternoon  devotional  held  in  the  Assembly  Hall  at  the  hour  o» 
three  o'clock  was  a  consecration  service,  conducted  under  the  auspices 
of  the  Woman's  Board  of  Missions,  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church, 
presided  over  by  Mrs.  Johnie  Massey  Clay,  of  Louisville,  Ky.,  Presi- 
dent of  the  Woman's  Board  of  Missions.  At  the  close  of  a  very  in- 
teresting program  a  cash  offering  of  $1,579.33  was  laid  on  the  table. 
Three  lives  were  consecrated  to  God  for  missionary  sei-vice — namely: 
Miss  Edith  McClure,  of  Weatherford  Presbyteiy,  Miss  Myrtle  Miller, 
of  Springfield  Presbyteiy,  and  Little  Jane  McCullough,  of  Obion  Pres- 
bytery was  consecrated  bv  her  mother.  The  consecration  prayer  was 
led  by  D.  W.  Fooks,  Stated  Clerk  of  the  Assembly.  The  closing 
prayer  was  led  by  Rev.  George  W.  Burroughs,  of  Chattanooga  Pres- 
bytery. 

SUNDAY  EVENING  DEVOTIONAL  SERVICES— MAY  22,  1921. 

The  evening  devotional  sei-vice  was  conducted  by  Rev.  S.  B.  Ru- 
dolph, Mayfield  Presbytery,  who  used  as  his  Scripture  lesson.  Acts 
1:1-12.  The  opening  prayer  was  oifered  by  Rev.  W.  H.  Neisler,  oT 
Lincoln-Decatur  Presbyteiy. 

A  popular  platform  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Education  was  pre- 
sided over  by  Rev.  S.  B.  Rudolph.  Addresses  were  made  bv  Pev.  G. 
W  Burroughs,  Chattanooga  Presbytery,  and  Rev.  W.  H.  Butler,  of 
Madison  Presbytery.  The  closing  prayer  was  offered  by  Rev.  A.  M. 
Buchanan,  of  McGee  Presbytery. 

FIFTH  DAY,  FORENOON  SESSION,  MAY  23,  1921,  8:30  O'CLOCK. 

The  sunrise  prayer  service  was  held  at  the  Cumberland  Presbyte- 
rian Church,  led  by  Rev.  S.  B.  McNeeley,  of  Platte  Presbytery. 

The  moming  devotional  sei-t^ice  was  conducted  by  Rev.  W.  K.  MarDor. 
of  Weatherford  Presbyteiy. 


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Roll  Call. 

The  roll  was  called,  showing  all  commissioners  present  as  upon  the 
first  day's  sei-vice,  except  Elder  R.  S.  McCullough,  of  Elk  Presbytery. 
Elder  W.  H.  Burks,  his  alternate,  was  seated  in  his  stead. 

Minutes  Read. 

The  minutes  of  Saturday's  business  session  and  the  record  of  Sun- 
day's devotional  service  were  read,  corrected,  and  approved. 

Telegram. 

The  following  telegram  was  read  before  the  Assembly: 

"Springfield,  Mo.,  May  23,  1921. 
"Judge  Tally,  Moderator:  Please  have  committee  not  decide  on  lo- 
cation of  school  until  Memphis  is  represented.     I  will  reach  Green- 
field this  morning  to  represent  Memphis.  (Signed) 

Mrs.  Julia  Halliburton." 

On  motion,  the  proposed  location  of  the  school  was  not  to  be  de- 
cided until  the  representative  from  Memphis,  Tenn.,  is  heard. 

By  motion,  it  was  passed  that  the  business  of  considering  the  place 
of  the  permanent  location  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Theoiog-cat 
and  Literary  School  be  made  a  special  order  of  business  by  this  As- 
sembly immediately  after  the  report  of  the  committee  on  bids  and 
proposals  for  said  location  is  heard. 

Report  of  Committee. 

The  report  of  the  committee  to  receive  bids  and  proposals  on  the 
location  of  the  school  was  read  and  on  motion  was  received  and 
filed.     (Page  198.) 

Order  in  Which  Received. 

On  motion  it  was  agreed  that  the  places  making  application  for 
the  location  of  the  proposed  Literaiy  and  Theological  Scnool  be  con- 
sidered in  the  oi'der  in  which  they  were  received  by  the  Committee 
on  Bids  and  Proposals,  except  Memphis,  Tenn.,  the  representative  not 
yet  being  present. 

Resolution. 

A  resolution  was  read  by  Hon.  H.  H.  Denhardt,  and  pending  its  dis- 
cussion recess  was  taken  to  the  hour  of  two  o'clock  this  afternoon. 


FIFTH    DAY,    MONDAY,   AFTERNOON    SESSION. 

May  23,  1921,  2  O'clock. 

The  house  was  called  to  order  by  the  Moderator,  w^ho  called  for 
the  reading  of  the  rules  governing  the  afternoon  session  of  Monday, 
the  fifth  day  as  found  on  page  12,  item  5  and  8,  Minutes  of  General 
Assembly,  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  year  1920. 

Rules  Suspended. 

It  being  determined  by  two-thirds  vote  of  the  house  that  the  stand- 
ing rules  be  suspended,  i-ules  number  5  and  8  above  referred  to  were 
suspended  and  the  Assembly  went  into  its  afternoon  meeting. 

Resolution  Declared  Out  of  Order. 

The  resolution  read  by  Hon.  H.  H.  Denhardt  pending  the  discus- 
sion of  which  recess  was  taken  at  the  hour  of  noon  was  declared  by 
the  Moderator  to  be  out  of  order. 


;.U  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Places   for   Location  of  School. 

The  following  named  sites  were  put  in  nomination  for  the  location 
of  the  proposed  new  Literary  and  Theological  School: 

Memphis,  Tenn. — The  committee  has  a  brief  from  the  Chamber  of 
Commerce,  Memphis,  Tenn.,  setting  forth  reasons  why  the  proposed 
Literary  and  Theological  School  should  be  located  in  Memphis.  They 
also  sent  Mrs.  John  Halliburton,  of  Memphis,  Tenn.,  to  state  to  the 
General  Assembly  that  they  would  meet  any  reasonable  proposition 
which  the  Assembly  might  make  to  them.  The  brief  was  signed  by 
Mr.  Mark  Fenton,  Industrial  Commissioner,  Chamber  of  Commerce, 
Memphis,  Tenn. 

Chattanooga,  Tenn. — A  proposition  addressed  to  Mr.  G.  B.  Holladay, 
chairman  of  the  committee,  stating  that  Chattanooga  will  undertake  lo 
secure  a  suitable  location  of  forty  or  fifty  acres  and  a  cash  sum  of 
equal  to  twenty-five  thousand  dollars,  to  be  paid  over  to  the  proper 
authority  of  the  Church  when  the  Church  has  actually  spent  seventy- 
five  thousand  dollars  on  the  school  building  located  on  the  site  selected. 
The  same  is  signed  by  Charles  W.  Howard,  Manager,  Chamber  of 
Commerce,  Chattanooga,  Tenn. 

Jackson,  Tenn. — A  proposition  addressed  to  the  Moderator  and  mem- 
bers of  the  General  Assembly  from  Jackson,  Tenn.,  also  a  telegram 
offering  a  free  site  and  fifty  thousand  dollars  in  cash,  to  be  paid  in 
one  to  five  years;  three  sites  were  presented,  any  one  of  which  may 
be  selected.  Signed  by  Oscar  Evans,  President,  Jackson  Association 
of  Commerce. 

Greenfield,  Mo. — A  proposition  from  Greenfield,  Mo.,  addressed  to 
the  ninety-first  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian 
Church,  offering  a  one-hundred-acre  tract  of  land  adjoining  the  city 
limits  on  the  northeast  or  a  one  hundred  and  forty-eight  acre  tract 
of  land,  one  mile  east  of  the  city  limits,  and  one  hundred  thousand 
dollars  in  cash.  Signed  by  Hon.  Ben  M.  Neal,  President  of  Green- 
field Chamber  of  Commerce. 

McKenzie,  Tenn. — The  Commercial  Club  of  McKenzie,  Tenn.,  offers 
a  proposition.  The  same  is  addressed  to  the  Committee  on  Bids  anri 
Proposals  for  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Literary  and  Theological 
School,  offering  either  of  three  tracts  of  land.  First,  an  option  on 
twenty  acres  of  land  adjacent  to  the  present  site  of  Bethel  College 
campus;  second,  an  option  on  seventy  acres  of  land,  kno\\Ti  as  tne 
Sexton-Garrett  property,  located  just  at  the  edge  of  coi-porate  limits; 
third,  forty  acres  of  land  located  west  of  McKenzie,  about  three-fourths 
mile  from  the  public  square,  and  $62,500  in  addition  to  the  site  chosen. 
The  same  is  signed  by  Mr.  R.  B.  Moore,  President  of  McKenzie  Com- 
mercial Club,  and  Mr.  Fern  Scates,  Secretary  of  McKenzie  Com- 
mercial Club. 

Bowling  Green,  Ky. — A  proposition  from  Bowling  Green,  Ky.,  ad- 
dressed to  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian 
Church,  assembled  at  Greenfield,  Mo.,  tendering  in  fee  simple  a  suit- 
able site,  which  will  meet  the  requirements  of  the  proposed  institution, 
consisting  of  not  less  than  fifty  acres  of  land.  Signed  by  Mr.  Paul 
Dickson  and  Mr.  Henry  L.  Undei-wood,  President  and  Secretary  Man- 
ager, respectively,  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Bowling  Green,  Ky. 

Mr.  J.  E.  Eberts. — A  proposition  from  Mr.  J.  E.  Eberts,  Warrens- 
burg,  Mo.,  addressed  to  the  Committee  on  Bids  and  Proposals  for  the 
location  of  the  proposed  Literary  and  Theological  School  of  the  Cum- 
berland Presbyterian  Church,  offering  eight  hundred  acres  of  land  In 
one  body  one  mile  wide  and  one  mile  and  a  quarter  long,  making  a) 
parallelogram  of  a  block  of  land,  free  from  all  monetary  encum- 
brances in  fee  simple;  located  three  and  one-half  miles  south  of  the 
corporate  limits  of  the  city  of  Warrensburg,  Mo.,  upon  the  followm?: 
conditions:  first,  that  said  land  is  to  be  used  for  the  location  of  said 
proposed  college  or  school  or  a  part  thereof,  or  all  that  is  necessary- 


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of  same  to  be  used  for  strictly  college  purposes  as  decided  by  tlie 
Board  of  Trustees  or  other  agency  authorized  by  the  General  Assem- 
bly of  the  Church;  the  remainder  of  said  land  may  be  sold,  but  it  is 
expressly  understood  and  agreed  that  the  proceeds  arising  therefrom 
•  be  used  wholly  and  entirely  for  the  improvement  and  maintenance  of 
said  college  or  school  and  not  to  be  diverted  to  any  other  use  or  pur- 
pose; second,  he  is  to  be  relieved  and  released  of  the  remainder  of 
the  ten  thousand  dollar  pledge  heretofore  made  to  the  Endowment 
Commission  and  the  amount  now  paid  on  said  pledge  to  be  refunded. 

Signed  by  J.  E.  Eberts. 
Recess. 
A  motion  was  made  to  recess  to  the  hour  of  7:30  this  evening. 
Pending  the  question,  the  Assembly,  by  consent,  heard  the  following 
communication^ : 

Communication  on  Sabbath  Observance. 

A  communication  on  Sabbath  obsei-A^ance,  coming  from  the  League 
at  Nashville,  Tenn.,  was  referred  to  the  following  special  committee: 
Rev.  J.  M.  Russell,  of  McGee  Presbytery,  Rev.  W.  L.  Williams,  of 
California  Presbytery,  and  Rev.  B.  L.  Scroggs,  of  Indiana  Presbytery. 

Resignation  of  Member  of  Endowment  Commission. 

The  following  request  was  read  to  the  Assembly: 
"Dear  Fathers  and  Brethren:  I  hereby  tender  my  resignation  as  a 
member  of  your  Endowment  Commission  and  beg  that  you  will  accept 
the  same  and  appoint  my  successor  during  your  present  sitting. 

Yours  for  service,  J.  L.  Hudgins." 

The  above  resignation  was  accepted. 

Change  in  Program. 

The  Assembly,  by  motion,  so  changed  the  program  that  instead  of 
the  popular  platform  meeting  to  have  been  held  by  the  Board  of  Min- 
isterial Relief  this  evening,  the  regular  order  of  business  is  to  be 
followed. 

Telegram  Sent. 

The  Stated  Clerk,  at  the  instruction  of  the  General  Assembly,  re- 
ported the  sending  of  the  following  telegram: 

To  the  General  Assembly,  Presbyterian  Church,  U.  S.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Telegram  received  and  greatly  appreciated.  May  God  bless  abun- 
dantly your  labors.     Read  Ephesians  1:3.  (Signed) 

General  Assembly,  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church. 

The  motion  for  recess  was  renewed,  and  the  Assembly  recessed  to 
the  hour  of  7:30  this  evening. 

FIFTH  DAY,  EVENING  SESSION,  MAY  23,  1921,  7:30  O'CLOCK. 
The  Mo<5erator  called  the  Assembly  to  order. 

Resolution. 

The  following  resolution  was  read  before  the  Assembly: 

Whereas,  bids  and  proposals  submitted  are  not  of  sufficient  merit 
to  warrant  the  acceptance  of  either;  and. 

Whereas,  Memphis  is  willing  to  acceed  to  any  proposition  we  may 
make  within  reason  ;  and, 

Whereas,  the  past  and  present  financial  condition  of  the  country 
is  not  conducive  to  proper  and  adequate  bids  and  proposals  for  loca- 
tion of  said  Literary  School  and  Theological  Seminary;  therefore  be  it 

Resolved:  That  no  selection  of  a  place  for  the  location  of  said  Lit- 
erary School  and  Theological  Seminary  be  selected  at  this  session  of 
the  General  Assembly.  J.  E.  Cortner. 


32  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Yea  and  Nay  Vote. 

On  motion  a  yea  and  nay  vote  was  called  for,  and  after  an  earnest 
prayer  led  by  Rev.  J.  A.  Rodgers,  of  Robert-Donnell  Presbytery,  the 
vote  was  taken  and  is  as  follows: 

Yea. — H.  C.  Walton,  Birmingham  Presbytery;  B.  E.  Bomer,  Cor- 
scina-Waco;  H.  R.  Allen,  Dallas-Bonham;  T.  M.  Hendrix,  Elk;  C.  M. 
Zwingle,  Elk;  Ira  S.  Barger,  Ewing-McLin;  D.  W.  Cheek,  Illinois;  M. 
L.  Sloop,  Knoxville;  J.  L.  Hudgins,  Lebanon;  W.  S.  Marshall,  Leb- 
anon; J.  S.  J.  Brear,  Leitchfield;  C.  B.  Parkhurst,  Lexington;  C.  G. 
Chick,  Logan;  J.  F.  Baker,  Gregory;  C.  H.  Walton,  Los  Angeles;  T. 
C.  Newman,  Madison;  S.  B.  Rudolph,  Mayfield;  J.  M.  Russell,  McGee; 
A.  D.  Saulsbury,  Memphis;  E.  A.  Milligan,  Morrillton;  B.  F.  Guinn, 
New  Hope;  Thomas  A.  DeVore,  New  Lebanon;  J.  E.  Cortner,  Obion; 
W.  L.  Baker,  Ozark;  S.  B.  McNeeley,  Platte;  J.  A.  Rodgers,  Robert- 
Donnell;  E.  R.  Duggins,  Springiield;  S.  N.  Milligan,  Talladega;  J.  C. 
Irby,  Texas-Greenville;  W.  M.  Freeze,  Fresno;  W.  R.  Harbor,  Weather- 
frod;  J.  S.  Bone,  White  River;  S.  J.  Givens,  Yazoo;  I.  H.  Parker, 
Austin;  J.  J.  Broome,  Clarksville;  L.  B.  Pigg,  E1k:  Charles  E.  Haefele, 
Ewing-McLin;  G.  W.  Di-ummond,  Fort  Smith;  W.  L.  R.  West,  Gregoi-y; 
W.  B.  Sams,  Indiana;  W.  T.  Marshall,  Lebanon;  F.  W.  Creager,  Leitch- 
field; William  Hinton,  Lexington,  H.  H.  Denhardt,  Logan;  R.  A.  Bland, 
Madison;  G.  C.  Finley,  Mayfield;  John  W.  Walker,  McGee;  L.  T. 
Hester,  McGreadv;  J.  M.  Holley,  Memphis;  W.  C.  Cryder,  New  Hope; 
H.  B.  Bristow,  New  Lebanon:  W.  E.  Hudgins,  Obion;  E.  B.  McEwen, 
Owensboro;  Judge  John  B.  Tally,  Robert-Donnell;  Mrs.  Linda  Rust, 
Springfield;  A.  J.  Wright,  Weatherford;  M.  E.  Jeffery,  White  River. 
Total,  55. 

Nay. — S.  A.  Berrie,  Amorilla  Presbytery;  J.  D.  Potts,  Austin;  J.  W. 
West,  Bartholomew;  W.  L.  Williams,  California;  W.  L.  Swartz,  Chat- 
tanooga; T.  J.  Tanner,  Cherokee;  Abner  B.  Johnson,  Choctaw;  A.  W. 
Clinard,  Clarksville;  J.  P.  McDonald,  Cookville;  Thomas  Joyner,  Cum- 
berland; S.  C.  Lee,  East  Tennessee;  Dr.  J.  P.  Campbell,  Fort  Smith; 
Charles  Waggaman,  Foster:  B.  J.  Reagin,  Hopewell;  J.  W.  Dishman, 
Hopewell;  B.  L.  Scroggs,  Indiana;  W.  H.  Neisler,  Lincoln-Decatur; 
A.  C.  Stribling,  Mar.shall;  W.  F.  Presly,  McMinnville;  Russell  Tatum, 
Obion;  C.  L.  Berry,  Oklahoma;  O.  A.  Barbee,  Owensboro;  H.  M.  Gu^mn, 
Princeton:  J.  S.  Grabiel,  West  Prairie:  J.  L.  King,  Amorilla;  Robison 
Murphy,  Choctaw;  W.  C.  Jenkins,  Cookville:  D.  R.  Terhune,  Cumber- 
land: S.  H.  Humphrey,  East  Tennessee;  W.  H.  Burks,  E^k;  Oscar 
Haddock,  Foster;  E.  A.  Bryant,  Hopewell;  John  R.  Granade,  Hope- 
well; J.  B.  Jones,  Knoxville;  Robert  Joyner,  Lebanon;  T.  S.  Tucker, 
Morrillton;  J.  G.  Cunningham,  Obion;  W.  F.  Ringo,  Ozark:  G.  M. 
Brinton,  Platte;  W.  W.  Moore,  Princeton;  Dr.  W.  M.  Burton,  Richland; 
Green  Tompson,  Texas-Greenville;  L.  J.  Carter,  West  Prairie.  Total, 
43.     Total  vote  cast,  99. 

Adjournment. 

On  motion,  the  Assembly  adjourned  to  the  hour  of  8:30  o'clock.  May 
24,  1921. 

SIXTH  DAY,  TUESDAY,  FORENOON  SESSION. 
May  24,  1921,  8:30  O'clock. 

Sunrise  prayer  service  at  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  co?«.- 
ducted  by  Rev.  Russell  Tatum,  of  Obion  Presbyteiy. 

The  morning  devotional  was  led  by  Rev.  E.  A.  Milligan,  of  Mor- 
rillton Presbytery.  Brother  Milligan  read  as  a  Sci-ipture  lesson  a 
part  of  the  21st  chapter  of  Revelations. 

A  special  song  was  rendered  at  the  close  of  the  devotional  hour. 


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Roll  Call. 

The  roll  wa^  called  and  members  were  present  as  on  previous  day 
except  W.  L.  Williams,  of  California  Presbytery;  C.  G.  Chick,  Logan 
Presbytery;  (absent  on  account  of  sickness)  W.  L.  Baker,  Ozark  Pres- 
bytery; Dr.  F.  E.  Perkins,  Birmingham  Presbytery;  J.  J.  Broome, 
Clarksville  Presbytery;  W.  H.  Burks,  Elk  Presbytery;  G.  W.  Drum- 
mond.  Fort  Smith  Presbyteiy. 

Reading  of  Minutes. 

The  minutes  were  read. 

On  motion,  the  various  proposals  for  location  of  the  Literary  School 
and  Theological  Seminary  were  made  a  part  of  the  Minutes  of  this 
session  of  the  Assembly. 

By  consent,  the  approval  of  the  minute  was  deferred  until  the  clerk 
could  make  some  necessary  changes. 

Resolution. 

A  resolution  was  read  and  by  consent  action  was  deferred  until 
same  could  be  redrafted. 

On  motion,  the  report  of  the  Committee  on  Bids  and  Proposals  for 
the  location  of  the  Literary  School  and  Theological  Seminary  were 
ordered  drawn  from  the  clerk's  file  and  referred  to  the  Auditing 
Committee. 

Resolutions. 

The  following  resolution  on  a  building  fund 'commission  was  read 
and  concurred  in: 

Whereas,  it  is  apparently  the  desire  of  a  large  part  of  the  mem- 
bership of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  to  commence  the 
erection  of  our  Theological  and  Literay  Seminary  at  as  early  a  date 
as  possible;  and. 

Whereas,  there  are  no  funds  at  present  available  for  this  purpose; 
therefore  be  it 

Resolved:  That  a  Building  Fund  Commission  be  and  the  creation  of 
same  is  hereby  authorized  to  consist  of  not  exceeding  five  members 
and  said  Commission  is  hereby  empowered  and  instructed  to  ask  for 
and  receive  such  funds  as  it  may  be  possible  to  collect  for  the  purpose 
of  ereci"in,g  a  Literary  School  and  Theological  Seminary. 

The  Moderator  of  this  Assembly  is  authorized  to  appoint  the  mem- 
bers of  said  Commission.  (Signed)         H.  H.  Denhardt. 

Report  of  Committee  on  Judiciary, 

The  report  of  the  Committee  on  Judiciary  was  read  and  on  motion 
was  taken  up  seri-atim.    Item  1  was  read  and  concurred  in. 

On  motion  it  was  ordered  that  no  member  of  the  Assembly  be  al- 
lowed to  speak  more  than  three  minutes. 

Item  2  of  the  report  of  the  Committee  on  Judiciary  was  read  and 
concurred  in.  Item  3  was  read  and  concurred  in.  Item  4  was  read 
and  concurred  in.  Item  5  was  read  and  concurred  in.  Item  6  was  read 
and  concurred  in.    Item  7  was  read  and  concurred  in. 

Item  8. — A  minority  report  was  adopted  as  a  substitute  for  Item 
8  of  the  majority  report. 

On  motion,  the  report  was  concurred  in  as  amended  and  recom- 
mendations adopted  as  a  whole.     (Page  199.) 

Recess. 

On  motion,  the  Assembly  recessed  until  the  hour  of  2  o'clock. 


34  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

SIXTH  DAY,  TUESDAY,  AFTERNOON  SESSION. 
May  24,  1921,  2  O'clock, 

Debates  Limited. 

On  motion,  debate  was  limited  to  thirty  minutes  to  cover  entire  re- 
port. 

Report  of  Committee  on  Evangelism  and  Revivals. 

The  Committee  on  Evangelism  and  Revivals  read  its  report,  whlc*i 
was  concurred  in  and  recommendations  adopted.     (Page  200.) 

Report  of  Committee  on  Budget   Fund. 

The  Committee  on  Budget  Fund  read  its  report,  which  was  con- 
curred in  and  recommendations  adopted.     (Page  202.) 

Resolution. 

The  following  resolution  on  location  of  school  was  concurred  in: 

Whereas,  at  the  last  session  of  the  General  Assembly  a  Committee 
was  appointed  to  receive  bids  for  the  location  of  the  proposed  school; 
and,  whereas,  this  committee  has  performed  the  duties  assigned  to  it; 
therefore  be  it  resolved,  and  it  is  hereby  ordered,  that  said  committee 
be  discharged  with  the  thanks  of  this  General  Assembly. 

Be  it  further  resolved:  That  the  Stated  Clerk  of  this  Assembly  be 
instructed  and  he  is  hereby  authorized  to  advertise  for  and  receive 
•sealed  bids  from  such  cities  or  places  desiring  to  secure  the  location 
of  the  proposed  school  of  the  Church. 

Such  bids  must  be  submitted  to  the  Stated  Clerk  before  and  no  later 
than  the  opening  hour  of  the  ninety-second  session  of  the  General 
Assembly. 

Each  bid  must  be  sealed  and  must  contain  a  positive  and  tangible 
proposition  setting  forth  in  definite  form  the  exact  conditions  and 
terms  of  the  offer  made  and  must  be  in  such  form  and  so  guaranteed 
by  good  and  sufficient  bond  or  other  evidence  of  good  faith  which  will 
insure  the  perfonnance  of  the  offer  made  should  the  General  Assem- 
bly accept  same. 

No  bid  or  offer  shall  be  submitted  to  the  General  Assembly  or  con- 
sidered by  it  which  shall  not  conform  to  the  conditions  set  forth 
herein. 

All  sealed  bids  received  in  time  by  the  Stated  Clerk  shall  be  de- 
livered by  him  in  the  form  received  to  a  special  committee  to  be  ap- 
pointed at  the  session  of  the  next  General  Assembly  and  said  bids 
shall  be  opened  by  the  Stated  Clerk  in  the  presence  of  said  committee. 
The  committee  shall  have  power  only  to  examine  the  bids  or  offers 
made  and  make  certain  that  said  bids  or  offers  are  so  plain  and 
definite  in  their  tenns  that  the  conditions  can  be  thoroughly  under- 
stood and  carried  out  without  question,  and  that  proper  bond  or  other 
security  is  given  by  each  bidder  to  secure  and  make  certain  that  per- 
foitnance  of  the  conditions  and  terms  should  any  bid  or  offer  be  ac- 
cepted by  said  General  Assembly. 

The  committee  shall  submit  to  the  General  Assembly  for  its  con- 
sideration each  and  every  proposition  which  shall  meet  the  require- 
ments herein  set  forth. 

The  Stated  Clerk  is  directed  in  advertising  for  bids  or  propositions 
to  make  plain  that  the  General  Assembly  reseiwes  the  right  to  re- 
ject any  or  all  bids.  Judge  H.  H.  Denhardt. 

Report  of  Committee  on  Missions. 

The  Committee  on  Missions  offered  a  report  which  was  concurred 
in  and  recommendations  adopted.     (Page  203. 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  35 

Report  of  Committee  on  Overtures. 

The  report  of  the  Committee  on  Overtures  was  read  and  ordered 
taken  up  seri-atim:  Item  1,  read  and  concurred  in;  Item  2,  read  and 
concurred  in;  Item  3,  read  and  concurred  in;  Item  4,  read  and  con- 
curred in;  Item  5,  read  and  concurred  in;  Item  6,  read  and  concurred 
in;  Item  7,  read  and  concurred  in.  The  report  was  then  concurred 
in  and  recommendations  adopted  as  a  whole.     (Page  205.) 

Report  of  Committee  on  Publication,  Sunday  School  and  Young 
People's  Work. 

The  report  of  the  Committee  on  Publication,  Sunday  School,  and 
Young  People's  Work  was  read,  concurred  in,  and  recommendations 
adopted.   (Page  206.) 

Recess. 

On  motion,  the  Assembly  recessed  until  this  evening  at  7  o'clock. 


SIXTH  DAY,  EVENING  SESSION,  MAY  24,  1921,  7  O'CLOCK. 

The  Assembly  was  called  to  order  by  the  Moderator  and  called 
upon  Rev.  W.  F.  Presley,  of  McMinnville  Presbytery,  to  lead  the  As- 
sembly in  prayer. 

Board  Member  Changed. 

Rev.  W.  Y.  Durrett,  who  was  at  this  afternoon  session  made  a  mem- 
ber of  the  Board  of  Publication,  requested  to  be  relieved  and  asked  that 
Mr.  Edmond  B.  Cole,  of  1111  Stainback  St.,  Nashville,  Tenn.,  be 
elected  to  the  place,  which  was  done. 

Committee  of  One. 

The  Moderator  appointed  Rev.  C.  M.  Zwingle  a  committee  of  one 
to  draft  a  resolution  of  thanks  and  submit  same  to  this  Assembly. 

Report  on  Tithing. 

The  Committee  on  Tithing  offered  the  following  report,  which  was 
concurred  in  and  recommendations  adopted.     (Page  208.) 

Education. 

The  Committee  on  Education  offered  a  report  which  was  concurred 
in  and,  after  being  amended  was  adopted.     (Page  208.) 

Theological  Seminary. 

The  Committee  on  Theological  Seminary  offered  a  report,  which 
was  concurred  in  and  its  recommendation  adopted  as  amended.  (Page 
209.) 

Endowment. 

The  Committee  on  EndowTnent  read  a  repoii;  which  was  adopted 
seri-atim  and  after  amendment  was  adopted  as  a  whole.     (Page  209.) 

Ministerial  Benefit  Association. 

Rev.  W.  M.  Neelley,  representing  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian 
Ministerial  Benefit  Association,  addressed  the  Assembly  and  oiTered 
a  report  which  was  adopted.     (Page  210.) 

Member  Excused. 

Rev.  A.  C.  Stribling,  of  Marshall  Presbytery,  was  excused  from 
further  attendance  at  this  sitting  of  the  Assembly,  and  Dr.  R.  S.  Gar- 
rett was  ordered  enrolled  as  his  alternate. 


36  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Rev.  W.  B.  Covington,  of  Lebanon  Presbytery,  M^as  ordered  enrolled 
as  alternate  of  Rev.  J.  L.  Hudgins,  wiio  was  also  excused. 

Ministerial  Relief. 

Report  of  Committee  on  Ministerial  Relief  w^as  read  and  concurred 
in  and  recommendations  adopted.     (Page  211.) 

Auditing  and  Finance. 

The  report  of  the  Committee  on  Auditing  and  Finance  was  read 
and  concurred  in  and  recommendation  adopted.     (Page  211.) 

Member  of  Intel-national  Christian  Endeavor  Association. 

Whereas,  since  the  death  of  Rev.  T.  E.  Ashbum,' the  Cumberland 
Presbyterian  Church  has  had  no  representation  to  the  Internationa** 
Christian  Endeavor  Association;  therefore  be  it  reasolved:  That  Rev. 
H.  R.  Allen,  of  Dallas,  Tex.,  be  and  is  hereby  nominated  to  fill  said 
vacancy.  (Signed)  Benj.  F.  Guinn. 

The  above  resolution  was  adopted  as  read. 

Sabbath  Observance. 

The  Committee  on  Sabbth  Observance  offered  a  report  which  was 
concurred  in  and  its  recommendation  adopted.     (Page  212.) 

Resolution. 

The  following  resolution  regarding  memorial  services  at  the  next 
General  Assembly  was  adopted  and  is  as  follows: 

Dear  Fathers  and  Brethren:  Whereas,  the  present  manner  of  con- 
ducting our  memorial  mortuary  services  are  not  at  ill  satisfactory  to 
many  of  us  and  do  not  seem  to  bring  to  said  services  that  sacred, 
solemn,  reverential  spirit  that  it  seems  should  most  necessarily  at- 
tend the  same;  therefore  be  it 

Resolved:  That  the  Program  Committee  appoint  some  suitable  min- 
ister to  conduct  the  mortuary  services  for  the  General  Assembly  at 
a  suitable  time  and  place  during  the  session  of  said  Assembly  by 
preaching  a  suitable  memorial  sermon. 

And  be  it  further  resolved:  That  the  above  announcement  be  printed 
in  the  preliminary  minutes  together  with  a  list  of  the  names  of  our 
ministers  for  which  said  services  are  to  be  held,  and  also  with  the 
request  that  the  friends  of  the  deceased  supply  the  officiating  minister 
with  proper  data  concerning  the  life  and  work  of  the  departed  ser- 
vants of  our  Lord  and  Church.  (Signed) 

Rev.   J.   D.   Potts, 
Rev.  Robert   S.   Garrett, 
Rev.  H.  R.  Allen, 
Rev.  A.  C.   Stribling, 
Rev.  J.  F.  Baker. 

Vote  of  Thanks  to  the  Moderator. 

On  motion,  the  Assembly,  by  unanimous  rising  vote,  extended  to 
the  Moderator  its  thinks  for  his  patient  service  and  impartial  ruling 
during  this  sitting  of  the  Assembly  and  requested  at  the  close  of 
this  Assembly  a  suitable  song  be  had  and  the  Assembly  give  to  the 
Moderator  their  hand  in  token  of  their  appreciation. 

Resolution  Regarding   Location  of   School. 

The  following  resolution,  regarding  the  location  of  the  proposed 
Literary  School  and  Theological  Seminary,  was  read  and  concurred 
in: 

Whereas,  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian 
Church  has   instructed  the   Stated   Clerk  to  receive   sealed  bids  and 


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proposals  from  such  places  as  desire  to  submit  such  bids,  setting  forth 
particularly  the  financial  inducements  they  offer  for  the  location  of 
the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Literary  and  Theological  Seminary,  to- 
gether with  satisfactory  guarantees  of  the  same;  and,  whereas,  such 
places  submitting  such  inducements  are  interested  in  knowing  what 
character  of  buildings  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  expects 
to  construct  as  the  home  of  said  Literajy  and  Theological  School. 

Be  it  resolved:  That  the  Stated  C1?vk  is  nerebv  ^'ithorized  to  as- 
sure all  inquiring  cities  submitting  proposals  that  it  is  the  purpose  of 
the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  to  consti-uct  buildings  com- 
modious enough  to  accommodate  a  student  body  solicited  from  the 
entire  denomination,  as  well  as  all  other  students  that  may  desire  to 
avail  themselves  of  the  educational  advantages  of  our  great  school,  and 
to  be  of  such  architecture  and  so  imposing  as  to  be  a  credit  and  an 
honor  to  our  denomination,  and  we  further  authorize  our  Stated  Clerk 
to  assure  such  cities  that  we  expect  to  expend  every  dollar  we  can 
raise  through  the  special  commission  appointed  for  that  purpose  by 
this  Assembly  and  all  contributed  for  building  purposes  by  first  se- 
curing the  location,  and  every  dollar  we  can  secure  through  other 
channels  for  such  purpose,  in  the  construction  and  equipment  of  the 
buildings  of  said  school,  and  to  further  assure  them  that  our  denomi- 
nation pledges  itself  to  stand  behind  the  institution  with  its  money 
and  with  its  moral  support  so  long  as  time  lasts. 

W.  E.  Hudglns. 

Special  Committees  Announced. 

The  Moderator  caused  to  be  announced  the  following  special  com- 
mittees: Committee  on  Legal  Finance,  Rev.  E.  R.  Ramer,  Princeton, 
Ky.,  Rev.  D.  W.  Fooks,  Box  542,  Nashville,  Tenn.,  and  Rev.  L.  E.  Mc- 
Coy, McKenzie,  Tenn. 

Committee  on  Building  Fund  to  solicit  funds  for  building  proposed 
school:  Rev.  C.  A.  Galloway,  Jackson,  Tenn.,  Rev.  James  McLeskey, 
965  East  Moreland,  Memphis,  Tenn.,  Rev.  H.  C.  Walton,  1215  N.  27th 
St.,  Birmingham,  Ala.,  Mr.  J.  D.  McClanahan,  Mason,  Tenn.,  Mr.  H.  M. 
Stiles,  3940  Summit  Ave.,  Binningham,  Ala. 

Reappointment  of  Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  Historical  Society. 

The  Moderator  announced  the  reappointment  of  Rev.  B.  J.  Reagin 
as  Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  the  Historical  Society. 

Report  of  Committee  on  Minutes  of  Synods. 

The  reports  on  Minutes  of  Synods  were  read,  concurred  in,  and 
recommendation  adopted.     (Page  213.) 

Resolution  of  Thanks. 

The  following  resolution  of  thanks  was  unanimously  adopted  by  a 
rising  vote: 

Be  it  resolved  by  the  ninety-first  session  of  the  General  Assembly 
of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  in  session  at  Greenfield,  May 
19-24,  1921,  that  we  extend  by  a  rising  vote  an  expression  of  heart- 
felt thanks  to  the  citizens  of  Greenfield  for  the  splendid  and  gracious 
hospitality  extended  to  the  commissioners,  delegates,  and  visitors  at- 
tending upon  this  session  of  the  General  Assembly. 

To  the  Entertainment  Committee  and  Transportation  Committee  for 
their  painstaking  efforts  to,  in  every  way,  provide  for  the  comfort 
and  pleasure  of  all  who  have  attended  these  sessions. 

The  Boy  Scouts,  for  their  constant  vigilance  in  attending  upon  every 
wish  of  the  visitors. 

To  the  business  men  of  Greenfield,  for  their  splendid  co-operation 
in  every  way,  looking  toward  our  pleasure  and  comfort. 


38  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

To  the  pastors  and  churches  of  Greenfield  for  every  courtesy  ex- 
tended to  us  in  every  way. 

To  the  directors  of  the  Community  Building,  for  the  use  of  the 
building  for  the  sessions  of  the  Assembly. 

To  the  pastor  host,  Rev.  L.  B.  McCaslin,  for  his  earnest  efforts  in 
our  behalf  notwithstanding  a  painful  injury. 

To  Miss  Esther  Daughtrey,  for  the  splendid  music  rendered. 

To  every  other  party,  organization  and  institution  who  has  in  any 
way  contributed  to  the  success  of  this  session  of  the  Assembly,  and 
that  we  pray  the  richest  blessings  of  God  upon  them.      C.  M.  Zwingle. 

Final  Reading  of  Minutes. 

The  Moderator  called  for  the  final  reading  of  minutes,  which  were 
read,  corrected  and  approved. 

Final  Roll  Call. 

The  final  roll  call  showed  the  following  commissioners  present: 
Ministers— J.  W.  West,  W.  L.  Swartz,  T.  J.  Tanner,  A.  W.  Clinard, 

Thomas  Joyner,  Dr.  J.  P.  Campbell,  Qharles  Waggaman,  B.  J.  Reagin, 

J.  W.   Dishman,   D.   W.   Cheek,   B.   L.   Scroggs,   M.   L.   Sloop,   B.   W. 

Covington,  W.   S.  Marshall,  J.   S.  .T.  Brear,  C.  B.  Parkhurst,  W.  H. 

Neisler,  C.  H.  Walton,  T.  C.  Newman,  R.  S.  Garrett,  S.  B.  Rudolph, 

J.  M.  Buck,  A.  D.  Saulsburv,  E.  A.  Milligan,  B  F.  Guinn,  Thomas  A. 

DeVore,  Russell  Tatum,  J.  E.  Cortner,  C.  L.  Berry,  0.  A.  Barbee,  S. 

B.   McNeely,  H.   M.   Guynn,  J.  A.  Rodgers,   S.  N.   Milligan,    W.    M. 

Freeze,  J.  S.  Bone,  S.  J.  Givens. 

Elders— L   H.   Parker,   D.   R.   Terhune,    Oscar  Haddock,    John    R. 

Granade,   Robert   Joyner,   W.   T.   Marshall,   F.   W.   Creager,   William 

Hinton,  G.  C.  Finley,  John  W.  Walker,  L.  T.  Hester,  J.  M.  Holley, 

T.  S.  Tucker,  W.  C.  Cryder,  J.  G.  Cunningham,  E.  B.  McEuen,  W.  F. 

Ringo,  G.  M.  Brinton,  W.  W.  Moore,  Dr.  W.  M.  Burton,  Judge  John  B. 

Tally,  J.  H.  Glenn,  and  M.  E.  Jeffeiy. 

Adjourning  Order. 

The  Assembly,  after  a  song  and  general  handshake,  closed  with 
prayer,  led  by  Dr.  J.  P.  Campbell,  of  Fort  Smith  Presbytery.  The 
Moderator  announced  the  adjourning  order  in  the  following  words: 
"I  do  adjourn  this,  the  ninety-first  meeting  of  the  General  Assembly 
of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  to  meet  in  its  ninety-second 
meeting  in  the  city  of  Greenville,  Tenn.,  on  Thursday,  the  18th.  day 
of  May,  1922,  at  11  a.  m." 

Judge  John  B.  Tally,  Moderator; 

D.  W.  Fooks,  S.  C,  Treas.,  and  Gen.  Trav.  Sec; 

Dr.  R.  M.  King,  Engrossing  Clerk; 

Miss   Nina  Rudolph,   Stenographer. 

(Note.— About  thirty  days  after  the  close  of  the  Greenfield  Assem- 
"bly,  we  received  by  mail  the  following  telegram  from  Greenfield,  Tenn., 
where  it  was  sent  by  mistake. — S.  C.) 
M.  G.  46  N.  L.  9  Extra. 
Winona  Lake,  Ind.,  24. 
Moderator  General  Assembly  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church. 

Greenfield,  Tenn. 
The  one  hundred  and  third  General  Assembly  of  the  Presbyterian, 
U.  S.  A.,  sends  cordial  greetings  and  assurances  of  prayerful  interest 
in  the  work  committed  you.    Read  Romans  16,  25to  27.     (Signed) 

Henry  C.  Swearingan,  Moderator; 
J.  M.  Hubbert,  Clerk; 
George  E.  Davis,  Secretary. 
8:21  a.  m. 


Rev.    L.    B.    McCaslin,    Aurora,    Mo., 
Pastor  Host  of  the  Ninety-First  Meet- 
ing of  the  General  Assembly   of  the 
Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church. 


PART  II 
Pages  41  to  194 


REPORT  OF  BOARDS,    PERMANENT  COM- 
MITTEES   AND  MEMORIALS 

TO  THE 

GENERAL   ASSEMBLY 

MAY  19-25,    1921. 
GREENFIELD,  MO. 


MEMORIALS 


A  MEMORIAL  FROM  THE  CALIFORNIA  PRESBYTERY  REGARDING  ROTATION 
OF   BOARD    MEMBERS. 

California  Presbytery  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  at  its  last  session, 
March   18-20,   adopted  the  following: 

To  the  Ninety-First  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church, 
Greenfield,  Mo.,  May  19,  1921 : 

Fathers  and  Brethren:  The  California  Presbytery  of  the  Cumberland  Presby- 
terian Church  in  session  at  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  March  19,  1921,  would  respectfully 
memoralize  your  revei-end  body  to  revive  and  strictly  enforce  the  rule  adopted  at 
Bentonville,  Ark.,  1909,  with  regard  to  the  rotation  in  office  of  the  members  of  the 
Boards.  This  rule  stated  that  one-third  of  the  members  of  the  Boards  shall  be  elected 
of  new  material  each  year. 

W.  L.  WILLIAMS,  Moderator; 
N.   B.   SITTON,    Stated   Clerk. 

MEMORIAL   REGARDING   BOARD   MEMBERSHIP. 

To  the  Ninety-First  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church, 
Greenfield,  Mo..  May  19-24,   1921: 

Fathers  and  Brethren:  The  Greer  Presbytery,  in  session  in  Zinn's  Chapel,  Greer 
County,  Okla.,  April  9,  1921,  would  respectfully  memorialize  your  reverend  body  to 
revive  and  strictly  enforce  the  rule  adopted  at  Bentonville,  Ark.,  1909,  in  regard  to 
the  rotation  in  office  of  the  members  of  the  Board, 

REV.    N.    B.   BUTLER,    Moderator; 

MRS.  J.  L.  JOYNER,  Stated  Clerk  and  Treas. 

MEMORIAL  FROM  TULARE  PRESBYTERY  REGARDING  THE  ROTATION  OF 

BOARD  MEMBERS. 

Tulare  Presbytery,  in  session  at  Merced,  Cal.,  April  8,  1921,  would  respectfully 
memoralize  the  General  Assembly,  in  session  at  Greenfield,"  Mo.,  to  revive  and  en- 
force the  rule  of  rotation  in  office  of  the  members  of  the  different  Boards. 

REV.   J.   D.  MILLER,  Moderator; 

MRS.  J.  M.  BRAMBLETT,  Clerk. 

MEMORIAL    FROM    COOKVILLE    PRESBYTERY    REGARDING    ROTATION    OF 
BOARD    MEMBERS. 

To  the  Ninety-First  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Pi-esbyterian  Church, 
Greenfield,   Mo.,   May  19,    1921: 

Fathers  and  Brethren:  The  Cookeville  Presbytery  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian 
Church,  in  session  at  Union  Hill,  Tenn.,  April  21,  1921,  would  respectfully  memorialize 
your  reverend  body  to  revive  and  strictly  enforce  the  rule  adopted  at  Bentonville, 
Ark,   1909,  in  regard  to  the  rotation  in  office  of  the  members  of  the  different  Boards. 

E.  J.   STOUT,  Moderator; 
W.    H.    PEEK.    Stated   Clerk. 

MEMORIAL    FROM    FORT    SMITH    PRE^gBYTERY    REGARDING    ROTATION    OF 

BOARD  MEMBERS. 

The   Fort   Smith   Presbytery   of   the   Cumberland   Presbyterian   Church,    in   session 
at   Cane    Hill,    Ark.,    April    21,    1921,    would    respectfully    memorialize    your    reverend 
body  to  revive   and  strictly   enforce  the   rule  adopted   at   Bentonville.   Ark.,   in   1909, 
with  regard  to  the  rotation  in  office  of  the  members  of  the  Boards. 
A  true   copy  from  the  record 

H.   B.   COLLIER.   Clerk  pro   tem. 


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MEMORIAL  TO   THE   GENERAL  ASSEMBLY   FROM   OZARK  PRESBYTERY. 

The  Ozark  Presbytery  respectfully  ask  your  venerable  and  reverend  body  to  rescind 
the  act  of  the  General  Assembly,  held  in  the  year  1905,  the  said  act  which  is  re- 
ported in  the  present  official  digest  of  the  acts  of  the  General  Assembly  of  our 
Church,  on  page  85  and  paragraph  13,  and  constructing  the  constitution  of  our 
Church  as  sustaining  double  voting  in  our  Presbyteries,  which  to  our  mind  is  not 
the  correct   interpretation  of  our   constitution. 

ELDER  A.  A.   YOUNG,   Moderator; 

D.    S.    BROWN,    Stated    Clerk. 


MEMORIAL    NO.    1    FROM    SPRINGFIELD    PRESBYTERY. 

Resolved  that  Springfield  Presbytery  memorialize  the  General  Assembly  meet- 
ing at  Greenfield,  Mo.,  May  19-24,  to  instruct  the  Board  of  Missions  to  not  sup- 
plement the  pastor's  salary  of  any  congregation  for  a  term  of  more  than  five  years. 
Also  to  not  donate  to  any  congregation  money  to  purchase  lots,  build  church  houses, 
or  pay  debts  already  accrued  on  church  property,  either  real  or  personal.  But  to 
loan  money  for  the  aforesaid  purposes ;  take  notes  payable  on  or  before  ten  years 
from  date  without  interest.  If  any  part  is  not  paid  when  due,  then  to  draw  a  legal 
rate  of  interest,  payable  annually,  until  paid.  And  take  a  deed  of  trust  on  the 
property  loaned  on  to  secure  the  loan.  Also  withdraw  all  support  from  ministers 
when  not  in  service. 

G.  W.   FREEMAN.   Moderator; 
J.    A.   RUSSELL,    Stated   Clerk. 


MEMORIAL  NO   2   FROM  SPRINGFIELD   PRESBYTERY. 

To  the   General   Assembly   convened  at   Greenfield,   Mo.,   May   19,    1921 : 
Because  of  the   local   conditioiis   and  the   helthfulness   and   the   morality   and  push 
to  the  front  people  of  McKenzie,  Tenn.,   Springfield  Presbytery,   on  motion,  offers  the 
following  resolution  to  the  General  Assembly : 

We  recommend   that  Springfield  Presbytery   go   on   record   as   favoring  McKenzie, 
Tenn.,  as  the  most  favorable  location   for   our  Literary  and  Theological   School. 

Fraternally, 
G.   W.    FREEMAN.    Moderator; 
J.  A.  RUSSELL,   Stated  Clerk. 


MEMORIAL    REGARDING    STATISTICAL    EXHIBIT    BLANK. 

To  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  in  session  at 
Greenfield,   Mo.,   May   19-25,    1921: 

Dear  Brethren :  Where  as,  the  General  Assmbly  has  adopted  the  Budget  Plan  in 
financing  the  benevolent  work  of  the  Church,  we  hereby  memorialize  your  reverend 
body  to  instruct  your  Stated  Clerk  to  omit  blank  for  the  several  benevolent  causes 
in  the  1922  Statistical  Exhibit  blank  and  provide  only  for  contribution  to  the  Budget. 

Fraternally, 
REV.   HUGH   S.    McCORD,   Moderator; 
REV.    T.    A.    DEVORE,    Clerk. 
The  foregoing  was  adopted  by  the  New  Lebanon  Presbytery,  April  7,  1921. 


MEMORIAL   REGARDING    PUBLICATION    OF    MINUTES    OF    GENERAL 
ASSEMBLY. 

Moderator   and   Members   of   the    General    Assembly    of   the    Cumberland   Presby- 
terian Church,  Greenfield,  Mo. : 

The  Synod  of  Missouri,  in  session  with  Hopewell  congregation,   Lexington  Pres- 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  43 

bytery,  this  the  23rd  day  of  August,  1920,  would  respectfully  memorialize  your  rev- 
erend body  to  adopt  some  plan  by  which  the  minutes  of  the  General  Assembly  will 
be  published  and  distributed  at  a  much  earlier  date  after  the  adjournment  of  the 
Assembly  than  this  year  and   last  year. 

Done  by  order  of  Missouri  Synod  in  regular  session  this  the  23rd  day  of  August, 
1920.  R.  M.  KING,   Stated  Clerk. 


MEMORIAL  FROM   THE   EDUCATIONAL  ENDOWMENT   COMMITTEE    REGARD- 
ING EXPENSE  ACCOUNT  OF  SCHOOL  LOCATION  COMMITTEE. 

^o  the  Ninety-First  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church, 
in  session  at   Greenfield,   Mo.,   May   19-25,    1921 : 

Dear  Fathers  and  Brethren :  The  expense  of  the  first  meeting  of  the  Committee 
on  School  Location  was  $188.24,  and  after  conference  between  the  Secretary  of  the 
Location  Committee  and  the  Secretary-Treasurer  of  your  Educational  Endowment 
Commission,  these  brethren  thought  it  unwise  to  start  a  campaign  to  raise  this 
expense. 

We,  your  Educational  Endowment  Commission,  concurring  in  the  view  of  these 
brethren,  hereby  memorialize  your  worshipful  body  to  authorize  us  to  pay  the  ex- 
penses of  the  first  meeting  of  the  Committee  on  School  Location,  amounting  to 
$188.24   out  of  our  expense  fund. 

This  memorial  authorized  at  a  meeting  of  our  Commission,  held  in  Nashville, 
Tenn.  The   Educational    Endowment    Commission. 

By  F.   A.   SEAGLE,   Secretary-Treasurei 

A    MEMORIAL    FROM    THE    BOARD    OF    MINISTERIAL    RELIEF. 

To  the  Ninety-First  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church, 
in  session  at  Greenfield,  Mo. : 

Dear  Fathers  and  Brethren:  For  several  years  the  Board  of  Ministerial  Relief 
has  been  interested  in  the  matter  pertaining  to  the  establishing  of  an  Orphans'  Home 
and  Home  for  Old  or  Disabled  Ministers  and  their  wives,  to  fill  the  increasing  de- 
mand of  our  denomination  along  these  lines. 

The  Home  at  Bowling  Green,  Ky.,  has  in  a  manner  supplied  this  need,  but  on 
account  of  this  property  not  being  the  property  of  the  Church  or  of  the  Board  of 
Ministerial  Relief,  neither  the  Church  nor  the  Board  can  consistently  appeal  to  the 
constituency  of  the  Church  for  funds  to  enlarge  the  Home  which  is  even  now  en- 
tirely inadequate  to  meet  the  demands,  and,  further,  because  of  the  Home  in  its 
present  location,  eVen  tough  it  were  the  property  of  the  denomination,  being  very 
unsatisfactory  because  of  not  being  arranged  for  the  proper  employment  of  the 
children  during  vacation,  there  being  nothing  whatever  except  the  garden  to  em- 
ploy the  energies  of  the  several  boys  who  are  in  the  Home. 

Because  of  the  above  mentioned  reasons,  the  Board  of  Ministerial  Relief  has 
elected  a  committee  to  investigate  such  sites  as  may  offer  a  solution  of  the  problem, 
with  a  view  of  leasing  or  purchasing  such  property  or  premises  as  will  meet  the 
demands  of  the  denomination  i-elative  to  these  very  important  phases  of  our  work. 

We  respectfully  memorialize  the  General  Assembly  to  ratify  the  action  of  the 
Board  relative   to  this  proposition. 

CHAS.  E.  COOPER,  Recording  Secretary; 
JOHN   A.    McLANE.    Cor.    Sec.    and    Treas. 


RESIGNATION    OF    MEMBER    OF    BOARD    OF    MINISTERIAL    RELIEF. 

To  the  Ninety-First  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church, 
in  session  at  Greenfield,   Mo.,   May   19-25 : 

Fathers  and  Brethren:  Inasmuch  as  I  have  served  as  a  member  of  the  Board  of 
Ministerial  Relief  of  the  General  Assembly  for  eight  years,  ,  and  from  the  fact  that 
I  am  now  locating  in  the  extreme  eastern  part  of  Tennessee  and  that  throwing  itie 
so  far  away  from  the  meeting  place  of  your   Board,   costing  the  Board  so  much  to 


44  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

make   it   possible   for   me   to   meet   with   them,    I   herewith    offer    my    resignation    and 
most  respectfully  ask  the  Assembly  to  elect  some  one  in  my  place. 

Very   respectfully,   your  servant, 
Loudon,    Tenn.  REV.    J.    M.    COOK. 


RESIGNATION   OF  A  MEMBER  OF   THE   BOARD   OF   MINISTERIAL  RELIEF. 

Mt.    Vernon,    111.,    March    24,    1921. 

To  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  in  session  at 
Greenfield,  Mo.:  * 

Because  of  the  infirmities  of  old  age  making  it  impossible  for  me  to  attend  any 
of  the  meetings  of  the  Board  or  perform  any  duties  of  the  same,  I  hereby  tender 
my  resignation  as  a  member  of  the  Board  of  Ministerial  Relief,  to  take  effect  at  the 
regular  meeting  in  May,   1921,  Wm.   H.   HUTCHINSON. 


AN   APPEAL. 

An  extensive  file  of  papers  both  for  and  against  the  decision  of  Pacific  Synod, 
which  refused  to  review  a  case  coming  up  from  Los  Angeles  Presbytery.  This  ap- 
peal is  made  by  Mrs.  Emma  R.  Means,  Stated  Clerk  of  Los  Angeles  Presbytery.  The 
objection  to  the  appeal  is  entered  by  Miss  Gurdon  Sitton,  Stated  Clerk  of  Pacific 
Synod.     All   papers  enter  at   length   into  the  argument  of  the  case. 


A    PETITION    FOR    CONSTRUCTIVE    MISSIONARY    WORK. 

To  the  Ninety-First  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church, 
in   session  at   Greenfield,    Mo.,    May   19,    1921 : 

Dear  Fathers  and  Brethren :  We,  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  ministers  of  Nash- 
ville, Tenn.,  and  vicinity,  assembled  at  the  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Building  of  this  city,  this  the 
9th  day  of  May,  1921,  do  hereby  and  herein  most  humbly  petition  you  to  give  con- 
sideration to  the  following  proposition : 

For  many  years  we  have  been  witnessing  numbers  of  young  people  dedicate  their 
lives  to  the  purpose  of  God's  cause  in  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  ;  but  as 
yet  there  has  been  no  definite  work  planned  and  set  apart  for  them  to  do.  We 
feel  that  the  time  has  come  for  this  to  be  done.  Many  of  our  country  congregations 
are  going  to  pieces,  their  members  are  moving  into  the  cities,  aifd  where  this  is  not 
the  condition  there  are  other  things  that  are  weakening  the  country  churciies,  and 
they  become  discouraged  and  in  many  cases  disband.  In  the  cities  we  find  that  there 
are  hundreds  and  even  thousands  that  have  moved  in  from  these  country  churches, 
but  who  have  never  become  affiliated  with  the  city  churches,  and  in  this  way  hun- 
dreds of  members  are  lost  to  the  Church  each  year.  Now,  after  having  considered 
this  in  our  Ministers'  Association  of  this  city,  we  submit  the  plan  to  you  and  trust 
that  you  will  give  it  your  profound  consideration. 

1.  That  one  Sunday  in  each  month  be  set  apart  for  Missions  in  the  Sunday 
School  and  that  each  Sunday  school  shall  on  this  day  give  considerations  to  and 
instructions  in  missions,  as  to  its  need,  etc.  And  that  an  offering  be  taken  for 
home  mission  work  as  hereinafter  designated  in  this  petition.  That  these  offerings 
be   sent  to  the  Presbyterial   Board   of  Missions. 

2.  That  the  General  Assembly  instruct  all  of  its  Presbyteries  to  organize  Pres- 
byterial Boards  of  Missions,  where  there  are  none  already,  and  that  these  Boards 
shall  be  auxiliary  to  the  Assembly's  Board  of  Missions. 

3.  That  the  work  of  these  Boards  be  of  this  nature :  (a)  To  assist  weak  con- 
gregations, (b)  To  reorganize  disheartened  and  disbanded  congregations,  (c)  To 
assist  and  co-operate  with  pastors  in  city  churches  in  putting  on  campaigns  to  reach 
Cumberland  Presbyterians  who   have   come   into   their   locality   and  endeavor   to   line 


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them  up  with  the  Church,  (d)  That  the  offering  received  on  "Missions  in  the  Sun- 
day School  Day,"  be  used  for  the  above  purposes,  (e)  That  such  persons  as  have  dedi- 
cated or  shall  dedicate  their  lives  for  service  in  our  Church  be  employed  to  do  this 
work,  and  that  their  expenses  be  paid,  and  such  remuneration  for  their  services  as 
the  Presbyterial  Board  may  arrange  with  said  persons. 

Adopted   by    a   unanimous    vote    of   the    Cumberland    Presbyterial    Ministerial    As- 
sociation of  Nashville,  Tenn.,  in  session  at  the  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  May  9,  1921. 
"W.  Y.   DURRETT,  President; 
ROBERT   ALEXANDER,    Secretary   and   Treasurer. 


MEMORIAL   FROM    LOGAN    PRESBYTERY    REGARDING    COMMERCIAL 

PRINTING. 

To  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  in  its  ninety- 
first  meeting,   at   Greenfield,    Mo. : 

Moderator  and  Brethren :  The  Logan  Presbytery,  in  its  regular  spring  meeting, 
held  at  Lewisburg,  Ky.,  March  29-30,  1921,  would  respectfully  memorialize  your 
reverend  body  to  rescind  its  former  action  whereby  it  restricted  the  Board  of  Pub- 
lication in  reference  to  commercial  printing,  and  allow  the  Board  to  use  its  own 
judgment   in   the   amount   of   outside,   or   commercial   work.  (Signed) 

J.    P.    CAMPBELL,    Moderator; 
J.   T.   "WILSON,    Stated   Clerk   and   Treas. 


REPORTS 


ANNUAL    REPORT    OF    THE    CUMBERLAND    PRESBYTERIAN    BOARD    OF 

EDUCATION. 

To  the  Moderator  and  Brethren  of  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland 
Presbyterian  Church,  Greenfield,  Mo. : 

Dear  Brethren :  Your  Board  of  Education  present  you,  herewith,  our  annual  re- 
port for  the  year  ending  April  1,   1921 : 

We  feel,  considering  the  strenuous  times  of  the  past  year,  that  we  have  much  to 
encourage  us  in  our  educational  undertakings.  The  Church  could  not  hope  to  be  un- 
touched, during  these  days,  by  the  calamities  which  always  follow  in  the  wake  of  a 
great  war  ;  and,  of  course,  true  to  our  expectations  and  the  traditions  of  the  past, 
we  are  helping  the  world  to  pay  the  price  of  folly  and  war. 

The  financial  depression  of  the  past  year,  no  doubt,  very  largely  diminished  the 
amount  of  offerings  for  the  benevolences  of  our  Church  ;  yet,  notwithstanding,  the 
receipts  of  our  Board  were  thirty-four  percent  gi-eater  than  for  the  previous  year. 
This  certainly  indicates  a  condition  which  should  cause  us  to  have  courage  and 
press  on  to  the  accomisiishment  of  all  our  educational  aims. 

Our  beneficiaries  this  year  number  thirty-one.  And  we  believe  them  to  be  as 
fine  a  class  as  we  have  ever  had.  Several  of  them  are  graduating  from  Bethel  Col- 
lege, this  year,  and  will  go  out  to  be  a  credit  to  our  cause.  With  the  assistance  our 
Board  is  now  giving  to  young  men  and  women  who  come  properly  recommended,  it 
is  entirely  inexcusable  that  any  of  them  should,  for  want  of  funds,  leave  school 
before  graduation.  We  believe  that  this  fact  should  be  emphasized  in  the  Presby- 
teries throughout  our  bounds,  and  that  there  should  be  a  Church-wide  spirit  of  co- 
operation, demanding  of  our  boys  and  girls  the  very  best  training  possible.  This  is 
a  time  when  the  sophistries  of  the  agnostic  and  the  atheist  are  getting  a  hold  in  the 
minds  of  many.  It  is  necessary  that  we  have  men  of  strong  intellectuality  and 
spirituality  who  are  capable  of  uncovering  the  fallacies  of  false  doctrine  and  able 
to  defend,    in   an   irrefutable   way,   the   doctrines  of  Jesus   Christ. 

Your  Board  of  Education  desires  to  co-oijerate  in  an  effort  to  bring  our  Church 
to  the  very  forefront  in  matters  of  education.  We  believe  that  what  our  Church  has 
enabled  us  to  do,  in  the  past,  has  had  the  sanction  and  blessings  of  our  Heavenly 
Father,  and  that  our  Church  is  receiving  bounteous  dividends  of  consecrated  and 
efficient  service  from  the  money  and  the  efforts  which  have  been  put  into  the  work 
of  our  Board.  Since  the  year  1909,  we  have  given  financial  assistance  to  one  hun- 
dred and  twenty-two.  Out  of  this  number  have  developed  some  of  our  very  best  min- 
isters who  are  filling,  to-day,  in  a  creditable  way,  some  of  the  most  responsible 
places  in  our  Church. 

We  call  your  attention  to  the  expiration  of  the  term  of  office  of  class  three, 
composed  of  Rev.  C.  A.  Davis,  Salisbury,  Tenn.  ;  Rev.  A.  C.  Biddle,  Clarksville, 
Tenn.  ;  and  Ruling  Elder  J.  W.  Burney,  Union  City,  Tenn.  We  make  no  recom- 
mendation as  to  whom  you  should  elect  to  succeed  these  brethren,  believing  that  in 
your   deliberations  you   will  be   guided  to   do  the  things   that  are  best. 

We  are  impressed,  more  and  more,  with  the  efficiency  of  our  Budget  Plan,  and 
we  ask,  for  this  year,  the  same  percent  of  the  Budget  we  have  been  allotted  hereto- 
fore. Our  prospective  needs  can  be  taken  car  of  if  we  are  given  twenty  percent  of 
the  Budget,  but  a  smaller  allotment  would  cause  us  anxiety.  So  we  beg  you,  if  it 
is  possible,  to  leave  our  allotment  unchanged. 

We  have  given  support  to  Bethel  College  again  this  year,  and  because  of  the 
good  reports  which  have  come  to  us  of  the  work  done  there,  during  the  past  year, 
we  believe  this  to  have  been  a  very  important  part  of  our  work,  and  we  desire,  if  it 
is   needed,   to   continue  to  lend  a  helping  hand. 

As  to  our  educational  outlook,  we  are  encouraged  to  hope  that  our  dreams  are 
coming  to  be  realities,   and  that  the   near  future  will   find  us  possessed  of  the  one 


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denominational  school  which  we  have  worked  and  prayed  for,  where  our  boys  and 
girls  can  be  educated  in  an  atmosphere  that  is  strictly  Christian,  and  where  the 
deceptive  and  runinous  doctrines  of  atheism  will  never  be  tolerated. 

Praying  that  the  guiding  hand  of  our  Heavenly  Father  may  lead  this  General 
Assembly  in  all  of  its  deliberations  to  do  that  which  is  wise  and  best  and  humbly 
awaiting  your  directions,   we  are. 


Respectfully, 

A. 

C.   BIDDLE  President; 

W, 

.  B.  CUNNINGHAM,  Sec.  and  Treas. 

R. 

H.   JACKSON,    Rec.    Sec.  ; 

H. 

M.  GUYNN: 

C. 

W.    HAYS; 

B. 

C.    GALLIMORE; 

S. 

B.   RUDOLPH; 

c. 

A.    DAVIS; 

J. 

W.  BURNEY. 

Itemized  Receipts  for   the  Year. 

Aseembly   Budget    $  7, 071  00 

Woman's  Board  of  Missions 70  00 

Interest  on   loan    120  42 

S.   O.  Payne,   payment  on   loan 50  00 

T.  H.   Suddarth,   payment  on   loan 50  00 

H.    W.    Sears    50  CO 

eiarksville    Presbytery    25  00 

Clarksville   Sunday    school,    Clarksville   Presbytery 57  50 

Liberty,   Clarksville   Presbytery    4  25 

Bethel,    Clarksville    Presbytery    6  55 

Wilson's  Chapel,   Clarksville   Presbytery 15  55 

Well's    Creek,    Clarksville    Presbytery 5  00 

Cumberland   Pre-bytery    45  21 

Madison  Presbytery    41   66 

Bolivar,    Madison   Presbytery    5  00 

Cleveland,    Chattanooga   Presbytery    50  00 

Bowling   Green,    Logan    Presbytery 14  40 

Mrs.   MoUie  L.   Bell,   Dallas-Bonham   Presbytery 2  50 

Total   $  7,684  04 

Financial  Exhibit — Receipts. 

Balance,   April   1.   1920 $2,196  51 

Offerings   received    7,684  04 

Total    • $  9,880.55 

Disbursements. 

Expense  of   Board  meetings $       68  14 

Postage    10  00 

Bethel   College    2,979  40 

Loan  to  W.  T.  Brewer 800  00 

Treasurer's    salary    300  00 

Premium   on  bond    2  50 

Printing    5  50 

To   students : 

Allison,    J.    D 35  00 

Bailey,    G.   H 140  00 

Brantley.    Lonnie    175  00 

Bryant,    R.    P 250  00 

Buck,    J.    T 70  50 

Cooper.   H.    C 60  00 

Danley,    G.    E 25  00 

Freeman,    E.    L 180  00 


48  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Hampton,    Sallie    147  35 

Johns,    L.    R 130  00 

Johnson,    E.    W 290  00 

Jones,  Veachel   40  00 

King,    Joyce    50  00 

King,    Katherine    140  00 

Ladd,    E.    R 60  00 

Laine,    A.    E 160  00 

McCallum,   J.   B 180  00 

McCoy,    L.    E 100  00 

Mullins,    Susie    120  00 

Parr,   W.   O ' 140  00 

Payne,    S.    0 30  00 

Pegram,    B.    0 225  00 

Reid.   W.   R 122  50 

Reid,  Mrs.  W.  R 52  50 

Robey,    Artie    125  00 

Ross,    Macie    80  00 

Suddarth,    T.    H 200  00 

Suiter,    Luther    272  50 

Tatum,    Russell    275  00 

White,    Hallie 40  00 

Wickersham,   Dora    100  00 

Total     $  8,180  89 

Balance   on    deposite   in   the    Old    National    Bank,    Union    City,    Tenn., 

April    1,    1921    $  1,699  66 

W.  B.   CUNNINGHAM,  Treasurer. 

The  balance  to  the  credit  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Board  of  Education,  in 
the  Old  National  Bank,  Union  City,  Tenn.,   April   1,   1921,   was  $1,699.66. 

A.    L.    GARTH,    Cashier. 


REPORT   OF  THE   BOARD   OF  MISSIONS  AND    CHURCH   ERECTION. 

Dear  Brethren :  God,  in  his  goodness,  has  permitted  us  to  live  another  year  and 
work  for  him  and  for  the  Church  we  love.  We  come  now  to  report  to  you  what  we 
have  done.  We  have  tried  to  resuscitate  some  of  the  congregations  and  to  start  a 
church  in  some  of  the  many  inportant  cities  within  our  bounds.  How  well  we  have 
succeeded,  you  must  decide.  In  most  of  the  States  where  we  once  had  strong  and 
growing  churches  is  now  missionary  territory  for  us.  To  build  churches  in  this 
territory  is  slow  work,  for  many  reasons,  one  of'  them  being :  Some  of  the  members 
we  have  in  these  places  have  heard  so  often  the  Church  is  virtually  dead,  and  the 
few  who  remain  are  so  poor  they  cannot  do  anything.  In  one  of  your  Presbyteries, 
the  Presbyterian  Church,  U.  S.  A.,  brought  suit  for  one  of  our  churches.  The  judge 
decided  that  since  the  higher  courts  had  decided  there  was  no  Cumberland  Presby- 
terian Church,  he  must  decide  in  favor  of  the  Presbyterian  Church,  U.  S.  A.  We 
are  sorry  to  say  there  are  some  people  who  believe  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian 
Church  is  dead.  It  is  singularly,  then,  why  suits  are  brought  here  and  there  against 
a  Church  that  does  not  exist.  We  take  pleasure  in  saying  that  many  who  believed 
we  were  dead,  now  know  we  are  very  much  alive.  The  sun  of  a  brighter  day  for 
our  Church  is  now  sending  up  rays  of  light  which  portend  a  glorious  day  for  us,  for 
the  Church  which  we  believe  in  was  born  of  God.  If  we  will  keep  humble  and  close 
to  God,  using  for  him  the  money  he  has  committed  to  us,  as  he  requires,  and  con- 
secrating to  him  the  power  he  has  given  us,  we  will  very  soon  regain  much  more 
than  we  have  lost  in  property  and  money  and  members.  We  will  become  one  of  the 
greatest  soul-winning  Churches  in  North  America.  Throughout  your  bounds  a  num- 
ber of  churches  that  were  abandoned  are  now  being  repaired  and  the  scattered  mem- 
bers are  being  brought  together,  and  regular  services  are  being  held  ;  and  where  we 
have  lost  the  church  buildings  in  a  number  of  places,  new  houses  are  being  built. 

We  have  much  to  encourage  us.  As  a  denomination,  we  need  to  humble  our- 
selves before  God  and  plead  with  him  to  call  men  into  the  ministry.     This  Assembly 


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should  appoint  a  day  of  prayer  to  Almighty  God  to  call  men  into  the  ministry.  We 
need  men  to  go  into  all  the  States  where  we  once  had  churches  and  establish  con- 
gregations. There  is  not  a  city  in  all  of  the  States  west  of  the  Mississippi  River 
where  we  could  not  have  a  church,  if  we  had  the  man  called  of  God  to  preach  the 
everlasting  gospel  and  the  money  to  sustain  him  while  he  is  building  a  self-sustaining 
church.  We  would  get  the  money  if  we  had  the  man.  The  Lord  will  give  us  the 
man   if  we   will   importune  him   to  do   so. 

WHAT  THE   BOARD   IS  DOING. 

Alabama  Synod. 

The  Board  is  supplementing  the  salary  of  Rev.  T.  B.  Nation  at  Chepultepec  and 
Oneonta,  $40  a  month.  On  account  of  the  short  crop  in  that  part  of  the  State  and 
the  low  price  of  cotton,  we  had  to  increase  his  salary  from  $20  a  month  to  $40. 
Brother  Nation's  reports  are  encouraging.  We  hope  it  will  not  be  long  until  these 
Churches  will  be  able  to  take  care  of  themselves. 

Synod   of  Arkansaft. 

Harrison. — Rev.  J.  G.  King  began  preaching  to  this  Church  in  August  two 
Sabbaths  each  month.  In  five  months  the  Church  had  grown  so  that  the  congrega- 
tion asked  for  all  his  time.  On  January  1,  1921,  he  began  preaching  there  all  of 
his  time.  From  August  1,  1920,  to  January  1,  1921,  we  supplemented  his  salarj', 
$12.50  per  month.  Since  then  the  Board  is  supplementing  his  salary  of  $25  a  month. 
The  monthly  reports  from  this  congregation  are  very  encouraging.  They  are  taking 
subscriptions  to  build  a  manse.     Later  they  have  bought  a  manse. 

DeQueen. — Rev.  G.  E.  Greer  is  the  missionary  in  charge,  whose  salary  we  r.re 
supplementing,  $25  per  month.  Because  of  a  flood  in  the  locality,  the  planters  lost 
their  crops,  therefore  we  had  to  increase  his  salary  from  $10  to  $25  per  month. 

Indianola  Synod. 

Wangoner. — Rev.  J.  B.  Ray  was  the  pastor  here  until  November  1,  1920.  The 
Board  supplemented  his  salary,  $10  per  month.  On  November  1,  1920,  a  Cumberland 
Presbyterian  minister,  an  army  chaplain,  who  is  stationed  so  near  Wagoner  that  he 
is  supplying  them  without  any  exisense  to  the  Board.  The  last  report  we  had  from 
the  Church  there  was  doing  well. 

Muskogee. — Rev.  T.  J.  Tanner  is  the  missionary  at  this  place.  The  Board  sup- 
plements his  salary,  $25  per  month.  The  Sabbath  school  has  grown  so  that  the 
church  is  too  small.  How  to  take  care  of  the  Sabbath  school  is  a  question  that  is 
not  easily  answered  when  building  material  is  so  high  and  money  so  scarce.  The 
only  solution  to  the  problem  is  to  enlarge  the  church  building,  if  building  material 
is  high,  for  that  is  cheaper  than  turning  away  those  who  want  to  attend  and  who 
might  be  brought  to  Christ  by  the  faithfulness  of  the  teachers. 

Synod  of  Mississippi. 

Rev.  E.  C.  Newbern  was  preaching  to  a  Church  in  Yazoo  Presbytery,  whose 
salary  we  supplemented,   $8.33  per  month,  until  November   1,   1920,   when  he  quit. 

Simmons. — Rev.  J.  D.  Caldwell  is  the  missionary  at  this  place,  whose  salary 
the  Board  is  supplementing,  $10  per  month. 

Synod    of   Missouri. 

Campbell. — Rev.  T.  G.  Reid  is  the  missionary,  whose  salary  the  Board  supple- 
ments, $15  per  month.  Brother  Reid  reports  the  work  is  prospering.  He  finds  the 
people  are  hungry  for  the  gospel.  The  southeast  portion  of  the  Synod  is  all  mis- 
sionary territory.  Recently  Rev.  A.  M.  Buchanan,  Pi-esident  of  the  Board  of  Mis- 
sions and  Church  Erection,  held  a  meeting  there,  which  resulted  in  the  conversion 
of  one  hundred  and  eight  and  more  than  doubled  the  membership. 

Springfield. — Rev.  J.  B.  Eshman  is  the  missionary,  whose  salary  the  Board  sup- 
plements, $15  per  month.  Brother  Eshman  says  the  work  is  growing.  The  church 
is  too  small  for  the  Sabbath  school.  They  will  either  build  or  enlarge  the  present 
building  during  the  year. 

Ozark  Presbytery. — Rev.  J.  F.  Daughtery,  for  missionary  work  in  the  Mt. 
Carmel  and  Gum  Springs  Churches,  the  Board  paid  him  $10. 


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West  Plains  Presbytery. — Rev.  E.  T.  King  was  Presbyterial  missionary  from 
April  1,  1920,  to  August  31,  1920,  when  he  stated  that  the  work  would  support  him. 

Pacific   Synod. 

Merced. — Rev.  W.  M.  Freeze  is  the  missionary  at  this  place.  Euery  department 
of  this  congregation  is  in  a  prosperous  condition.  The  membership  is  increasing 
Slowly.  While  Merced  is  not  on  a  boom,  there  are  some  plants  which  are  being 
established  which  will  bring  many  families  into  the  town.  Among  these  plants  are 
a  fig  and  peach  packing  plant  and  a  pottery  plant.  These  plants  will  employ  hun- 
dreds of  people.  The  prospects  for  our  Church  in  Merced  are  growing  brighter. 
The  Board  supplements  the  pastor's   salary,   $25   per  month. 

Fresno. — While  Rev.  D.  W.  Fooks  was  in  San  Francisco,  he  would  go  to  Fresno 
Friday  night,  do  all  the  pastoral  work  he  could  on  Saturday,  and  preach  on  Sabbath. 
Brother  Fooks'  work  has  been  a  great  help  to  our  Church  in  Fresno.  Rev.  W.  H. 
Watson  is  the  missionary  at  this  place.  He  took  charge  the  second  Sabbath  in  March, 
1921.  With  Brother  Watson  as  their  pastor,  we  see  no  reason  why  this  Church  should 
not  prosper.     The   Board  supplements  his  salary,   $25  per  month. 

Synod   of   Texas. 

Caddo. — Rev.  J.  L.  Elliott  is  the  missionary,  whose  salary  the  Board  supple- 
ments, $50  per  month.  Caddo  became  self-sustaining  March  31.  Nineteen  months 
ago,  when  Brother  Elliott  began  work  there,  we  did  not  own  a  lot ;  now  we  have  a 
good  building  paid  for  and  a  self-sustaining  congregation.  This  is  an  illustration  of 
what  hard  work  will  do  and  what  might  be  done  in  many  places  if  we  had  the 
men  fitted  for  the  work. 

Gainesville. — Rev.  W.  B.  Andress  is  the  missionary  here,  whose  salary  the  Board 
supplements,    $25   per   month.      Brother   Andress   reports   everything   is  encouraging. 

Cleburne. — Rev.  O.  N.  Baucom  is  the  missionary  at  this  place.  The  Board  sup- 
plements his  salary  of  $25  per  month.  This  Church  is  growing  and  has  bright 
prospects.  The  last  of  January  Brother  Baucom  resigned.  Rev.  R.  E.  Matlock  is  now 
the  missionary  at  Cleburne. 

Gorden  City  and  Leonard  Churches. — Rev.  Archie  Yell  was  the  missionary  at 
these  Churches  for  a  short  time.  He  has  resigned.  The  Board  supplemented  his 
salary,   $15   per  month. 

Church  Erection. 
The  Board  has  bought  a  lot  in  Los  Angeles  for  the  Highland  Park  Church,  for 
which  we  paid  $750,  which  lot  is  ten  miles  from  the  First  Church.  We  have  a  deed 
to  this  lot.  The  Highland  Pai'k  Church  is  to  reimburse  the  Board,  in  easy  payments, 
as  the  Church  is  able.  Mrs.  Means,  the  clerk  of  the  session,  says  the  lot  could  be 
sold  for  a  thousand  dollars  or  more.  Los  Angeles  is  growing  rapidly.  We  should 
not  be  satisfied  with  two  churches  in  Los  Angeles.  We  should  start  other  missions 
in  this  rapidly  gi'owing  city. 

•   Kansas  City  Mo. 

The  Board  bought  a  lot  in  this  city  for  which  we  paid  $1,025.  We  hold  a  deed 
to  the  lot.  The  lot  is  well  located  in  a  rapidly  growing  part  of  the  city.  We  know 
of  no  more  large  important  city  than  Kansas  City  is  to  us  as  a  Church.  We  ought 
to  be  building  the  church  right  now.  The  lack  of  money  has  prevented  us  starting 
the  building. 

McGee  Presbytery. — The  U.  S.  A.'s  sued  for  the  Mt.  Carmel  Church  .ind  gained 
the  suit.  To  help  our  people  build  a  church,  the  Board  gave  them  one  hundred  dol- 
lars.    The  church  is  now   finished  except  the  seats,  which  are  ordered. 

Sedalia. — Brother  J.  E.  Eberts  held  a  mortgage  on  this  church  for  $3,000,  which 
was  reduced  to  $975.  Brother  Ebertss  needing  the  money,  the  Board  took  up  the 
mortgage,  with  the  understanding  that  the  Sedalia  congregation  and  the  Synod  of 
Missouri  will  pay  the  debt  on  the  Sedalia  Church,  $100  of  which  has  already  been 
paid. 

Oklahoma  Presbytery. 

A  storm  wrecked  the  Mar's  Hill  Church.  The  Board  gave  the  congregation  $200 
to  help  them  rebuild  their  church. 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  51 

Tecumeeh  Church. 

The  Board  loaned  the  Tecumseh  Church  $1,000  to  help  them  pay  for  their  church 
building,  taking  two  notes  of  $500  each.  One  note  is  to  be  paid  July  23,  1921,  the 
other  note  July  23,  1922.  These  notes  are  secured  by  a  deed  of  trust  on  the  church. 
The  pastor.  Rev.  L.  B.  Crawford,  in  a  recent  letter,  said  we  are  now  raising  the 
money  to  pay  off  the  fix-st  note,   which  is  due  July  23,    1921. 

Of  all  the  questions  and  matters  of  interest  claiming  the  attention  of  the  Cum- 
berland Presbyterian  Church,  there  is  none  moi-e  important  than  that  of  home  mis- 
sions. There  are  scores  of  communities  within  the  bounds  of  our  Church  where  we 
have  a  faithful  few  good  people.  With  a  little  sympathy  and  assistance,  many  of 
these  communities  could  be  developed  into  live,  active  congregations  in  a  remai-kably 
short  time.  Every  day  we  delay  we  lose,  because  our  old  people  are  passing  away 
and  the  young  people  are  living  in  sin  or  are  finding  homes  in  other  Churches. 
Because  of  experience  of  recent  years,  our  denomination  occupies  a  unique  posi- 
tion. No  other  denomination  has  had  such  exi^eriences.  A  proper  understanding 
of  the  situation  now,  with  reasonable  interest,  and  management,  will  mean  the  sal- 
vation of  large  numbers  of  priceless  souls  with  a  corresponding  increase  in  members 
and  contributions  to  the  Church  we  love. 

A  Word  to  Our  Pople. 

Cumberland  Presbyterians  to  whom  the  Lord  has  intrusted  money  should  make 
the  Board  of  Missions  and  Church  Erection  one  of  his  or  her  heirs.  The  money  be- 
queathed to  the  Board  will  be  preaching  the  gospel  while  the  saint  is  rejoicing  in 
glory,  which  preaching  will  continue  to  the  end  of  time,  bringing  a  rich  reward  to 
the   donor. 

Terms  of  Office   Which  Expire  at  This  Assembly. 

The  time  for  which  Rev.  Fred  C.  Hughes  and  Elder  R.  C.  Ewell  were  elected 
expires   at  this   meeting. 

Financial   Statement. 

In,  the  bank,   April   2,    1920 $  8,613  83 

Collected   during   the   year 11,755  66 

Total      $20,369  49 

Disbursements       •. .    10,883  09 

In  bank,   April   2,    1921 $  9.486  40 

A.    M.    BUCHANAN,    President: 
J.    W.    DUVALL,    Treasurer. 

REPORT    OF   TREASURER. 

Interest  on  bond,   August  18.   1920 $     2  50 

Interest   on   daily   deposits,   April    22,    1920 124  82 

Illinois  Synod. 

Ewing-McLin   Presbytery — 

Assembly   pledge,   by   Rev.    Marvin   Johnson $  67  44 

Mount  Oval,  by  John  Phipps  and  wife 2  00 

Norris  City,  by  Rev.  Marvin  Johnson  and  wife 2  50 

Indianola  Synod. 

Cherokee    Presbytery — 

Individual  offering  by  James  Montgomery $     5  00 

Kentucky  Synod. 

Logan  Presbytery — 

Bowling    Green   congregation $  16  44 

Cumberland   Presbytery — 

Bethel   No.    1    Sabbath    school $     3  43 


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Tennessee  Synod. 

Clarksville  Presbytery — 

Individual    offering,    Mrs.    T.   A.    Clegham $     3  qO 

Elk   Presbytery — • 

New    Salem    Sabbath    school $  12  00 

East  Tennessee   Presbytery — 

Individual    offering,    W.    A.    Brown $     2  00 

East  Tennessee  Presbytery,    U.   S.   A.  bond    (not   cashed) 100  00 

Synod  of  Mississippi. 

New  Hope  Presbytei-y — 

Individual  offering.  Rev.  J.  D.  Caldwell $  10  00 

Pacific    Synod. 

California    Presbytery — 

Individual    offering,    Mrs.    N.    B.    Sitton $     2  50 

Individual   offering.   Miss   Guerdon   Sitton 2  50 

Synod   of  Missouri. 

•  McGee  Presbytery — 

Individual    offering,    by    Miss   Nannie    Stephenson $     3  00 

Individual   offering  by   Miss   Fanny   A.    Curry 1  40 

Bethany    Sabbath    school 9  I4 

Bethany    congregation     ". 51  00 

Moberly    congregation     34  00 

Platte    Presbytery — 

Individual    offering,    by    Rev.    J.    S.    Wayman $     2  50 

Lexington   Presbytery — • 

Hopewell    Sabbath    school $  16  78 

Springfield    Presbytery — • 

Springfield   Presbytery   on    Assembly   pledge $248  82 

Synod   of  West   Tennessee. 
Clarksville    Presbytery — 

Individual   offering,   T.   A.   Clegham $     3  00 

Memphis  Presbytery — 

Assembly  pledge,   Mrs.   Ola  S.   Gragg $219  35 

Obion  Presbytery — 

Yorkville   congregation    $  12  65 

Mt.   Bethesda  congregation    7  50 

Lexington    Presbytery — 

Hopewell    Sabbath    school,    by    John    M.    Wilson $  16  78 

Rev.   Fred   C.   Hughes,   on   Sedalia   debt 50  00 

J.    E.    Eberts,    on   the   Sedalia    debt 50  00 

Paid  to  Missionaries  and  Army  Chaplains. 

To   Chaplain  Tipton   L.   Wood,   to  buy  a  typewriter $  75  00 

To   Chaplain   J.   G.    Stewart,    for   supplies 50  00 

To  Missionaries — • 

Fresno     $  25  00 

Merced      300  00 

Caddo      600  00 

Gainsville       300  00 

Clebourne       275  00 

Loraine  and  Garden  City   45  00 

Muskogee       300  00 

Wagoner      70  00 

DeQueen       285  00 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  53 

Harrison       137  50 

Rev.  J.  F.   Daughtrey 10  00 

Springfield       180  00 

Rev.  T.   G.   Reid 180  00 

Rev.  E.  T.  King 100  00 

Mississippi    Synod     79  50 

Rev.   T.   B.   Nation 460  00 

Rev.    J.    D.    Caldwell 20  00 

Paid  to  the  Woman's  Board. 

Paid   to   Mrs.    Mary    M.    Graf $2,894  54 

Board   Expenses. 

Board    meetings    $137  25 

Notary    fee    10  50 

J.   W.  Duvall's  expenses  to  the  Assembly 15  00 

Salary    of    J.    W.    Duvall,    Treasurer 300  00 

For  stamps 8  00 

Money  Reported  to  the  Board.  ,, 

Austin  Presbytery — 

Austin    congregation    $278  50 

Bertram    congregation    166  00 

Chrisman    congregation    127  75 

Ebenezer   congregation    35  00 

Hopewell    congregation     20  00 

Honey  Creek  congregation 11  00 

Liberty  Hill  congregation    19  00 

Mt.   Zion  congregation    157  50 

Oak    Grove    congregation     210  00 

Pleasant  Hill  congregation    27  00  , 

Rice's  Chapel  congregation   31   50 

Round    Rock    congregation    100  00 

Shady   Grove    congregation    258  00 

J.   "W.   DUVALL. 


BOARD    OF    PUBLICATION'S    ANNUAL    REPORT. 
April    1,    1920,   to  April   1,    1921. 

To  the  Ninety-First  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church, 
in  session  at   Greenfield,   Mo.,   May   19-24,    1921 : 

Dear  Fathers  and  Brethren:  In  presenting  this  our  annual  report,  we  do  so 
with  a  peculiar  sense  of  pride  and  joy,  in  that  we  are  coming  to  you  with  the  best 
annual  report  in  the  history  of  your  publication  interests  since  1906. 

In  reviewing  the  reports  of  recent  years,  we  find  that  there  has  been  a  steady 
increase  in  the  volume  of  business,  value  of  assets  and  quality  of  literature  pro- 
duced and  sold  by  your  House. 

Your  Board  is  conscious  of  the  fact  that  your  publishing  interests  have  not 
reached  the  high  goal  for  which  we  are  striving.  It  is  not  attributable,  however,  to 
negligence  or  inattention  on  the  part  of  your  Board,  for  we  have  endeavored  faith- 
fully to  remove  the  barriers  and  overcome  the  obstacles  incident  to  your  publishing 
interests. 

We  appreciate  very  much  that  cordial  spirit  of  co-operation  and  patronage  the 
constituency  has  given  us  during  the  past  year,  and  we  regret  that  it  has  not  been 
the  universal  patronage   for  which  we  have  hoped  and  prayed. 

A  careful  and  impartial  study  of  this  report  will  reveal  some  interesting  facts, 
viz: 

The   Cumberland   Presbyterian. 

The  Cumberland  Presbyterian  as  a  periodical  stands  out  prominently  as  one  of 
the  best  religious  papers  published   in  all   the  country  and  deserves  the  commenda- 


54  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

tion  and  patronage  of  every  Cumberland  Presbyterian.  While  it  is  true  that  the 
paper  is  not  self-sustaining,  this  fact  is  easily  accounted  for  in  the  fact  that  its 
maintenance  is,  under  the  present  order  almost  entirely  dependent  upon  its  sub- 
scription. It  has  been  the  policy  of  the  Board  to  eliminate  from  its  pages  much  of 
the  better  paying  "ads,"  because  of  their  questionable  nature.  So  that  the  ad- 
vertisements carried  for  the  past  year  have  not  exceeded  seven  hundred  dollars.  The 
present  subscription  to  the  paper  is,  in  round  numbers,  eight  thousand  and  five  hun- 
dred. While,  as  stated  above,  the  paper  is  not  self-sustaining,  we  call  your  attention 
to  the  fact  that  had  the  now  outstanding  subscription  accounts  been  paid,  the  re- 
verse would  be  true,  as  may  be  seen  from  the  financial  exhibit. 

Sunday    School    Literature. 

We  call  your  attention  to  the  fact  that  we  continued  Rev.  W.  H.  McLeskey  as 
Editor  and  Field  Secretary,  and  that  so  far  as  the  Board  has  been  advised,  this  has 
met  with  universal  approbation.  For  further  detail  of  his  work,  we  refer  you  to  his 
report  submitted  to  us  which  follows: 

To  the  Board  of  Publication,  Sunday  School  and  Young  People's  Work : 
Dear  Brethren :  The  year  which  has  come  and  gone  has  been  filled  with  duty. 
My  hands,  my  head  and  my  heart  have  been  full  to  overflowing.  But  notwithstand- 
ing the  labor  and  responsibility,  it  has  been  one  of  pleasure  ;  because  the  favor  of 
God  has  seemed  to  rest  upon  us  and  has  given  prosperity  to  the  cause.  As  Editor, 
I  have  tried  to  look  as  far  into  every  phase  and  detail  of  the  material  for  and  ar- 
rangements of  our  Sunday  school  literate  as  has  been  possible  for  me  to  do,  trying  to 
make  ours  second  to  none.  How  well  I  have  succeeded  in  this,  I  leave  for  your 
judgment.  Our  contributors  have  fully  co-operated  and  tried  to  comply  with  every 
request  which  I  have  made  for  the  betterment  of  the  literature. 

In  the  Printing  Plant,  in  the  main,  I  have  had  hearty  co-operation  in  trying  to 
get  the  work  done  so  that  mailing  might  be  done  in  time,  also  that  the  workman- 
ship might  be  of  a  high  order. 

As  Field  Secretary,  I  have  been  diligently  visiting  Synods,  Presbyteries,  Churches, 
and  Conventions ;  stimulating  the  work.  Our  output  of  literature  has  been  ma- 
terially increased  ;  I  think  one-fifth. 

There  is  a  general  awakening  throughout  our  bounds  regarding  Sunday  school 
work.  Many  teacher-training  classes  have  been  formed.  In  fact,  every  phase  of 
the  work  is  encouraging.  I  have  sought,  and  have  succeeded,  in  many  Presbyteries 
to  have  a  Presbyterial  Superintendent  appointed  and  the  Presbytery  organized.  My 
travels  have  extended  to  Illinois,  Indiana,  Kentucky,  Mississippi,  Alabama,  Tennessee, 
Oklahoma,  and  Texas,  by  proxy.  Of  the  financial  side  of  the  work,  I  will  ssy 
nothing,  as  the  Treasurer  will  place  that  before  you.  I  am  now  arranging  a 
faculty  and  a  course  of  study  for  a  school  of  methods  from  which  we  expect  much 
good.  With  a  very  deep  appreciation  of  the  way  in  which  the  Board  has  co- 
operated and  stood  by  me  in  every  effort  to  advance  the  cause,  also  an  appreciation^ 
for  all  who  have  in  any  way  helped.     I  am  yours  faithfully  and  fraternally. 

W.  H.  McLESKEY. 

Much  progress  has  been  made  in  the  way  of  improvements  in  each  unit  of  the 
Sunday  school  literature,  with  more  to  follow.  We  are  delighted  to  call  your  at- 
tention to  the  very  satisfactory  fact  that  our  Editor  has  worked  out  a  plan  and  put 
into  practical  application  a  graded  course,  which  is  admirably  adapted  to  all  classes 
and  conditions  of  our  Sunday  school  interests.  Your  Board  has  co-operated  and 
brought  off  the  presses  these  graded  courses,  which  are  neatly  and  substantially  bound, 
and  which  are  most  heartily  recommended  to  all  our  schools.  We  also  issued  one 
of  the  best  Children's  Day  Programs  ever  sent  out  and  recommend  its  use  to  all  our 
schools.  The  Cumberland  Pearl  and  Our  Little  Children  are  on  par  with  any  and 
excel  many  similar  periodicals  published  in  the  interest  of  Sunday  school  and 
Young  People's  Work,  whether  bv  sister  denominations  or  by  independent  houses. 
We  urge  all  our  schools  and  Young  People's  Societies  to  take  them,  read,  and  critically 
compare  them,  both  from  the  standpoint  of  composition  and  illustration,  with  any 
other   similar   publications. 

We  especially  and  gladly  call  your  attention  to  the  ever  increasing  popularity  of 
all  our  Sunday  school  productions,  as  is  so  well  shown  in  the  steady  annual  increase 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  55 

in  the  sale  of  same  for  the  past  few  years,  which  may  be  seen  from  the  following 
annual  sales : 

1918-1919 $12,819.30. 

1919-1920 $14,222.39. 

1920-1921 $17,920.82. 

Book  Department. 

In  this  department,  during  the  past  year,  we  have  brought  out  a  number  of 
booklets,  many  of  them  being  the  entire  graded  course  as  above  mentioned.  We 
are  pleased  to  call  your  attention  to  the  greatly  increased  patronage  in  this  de- 
partment, the  past  year's  sales  showing  an  increase  of  about  seventy-five  percent 
over  the  previous  year.  This  is,  as  it  should  be,  in  these  times  of  stress  and  making 
of  many  books,  when  our  homes  need  the  safeguard  of  wholesome  literature.  Calls 
still  come  for  the  bringing  out  of  other  books,  which  we  shall  be  glad  to  answer  as 
we  find  ourselves  financially  able. 

Job  Department. 

We  have  kept  faith  and  done  about  our  usual  amount  of  job  printing,  which,  due 
to   restrictions   heretofore   placed   on   such   work,    is   not   what   it   should   or   could   be. 
For,   in  reality,   this   Department  should  yield   the  principle   revenues   of  the   house. 
Finally,  we  submit  the  Manager's  report  and  financial  exhibit,  viz : 

Manager's  Report. 

To  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Board  of  Publication,  Sunday  School  and  Young 
People's  Work: 

Brethren :  By  your  appointment,  I  became  Manager  of  your  business  in  January, 
1917,  and  I  am  therefore  reporting  to  you  the  work  of  my  fourth  year,  which  ended 
March  31,   1921. 

The  period  covered  by  my  term  of  service  as  your  Manager  has  been  one  of 
high  prices  for  labor  and  for  all  material  used  in  the  production  of  all  sorts  of 
printed  matter ;  and  since  the  prices  at  which  your  products  have  been  sold  have 
been  very  low,  when  compared  with  the  cost  of  production,  I  have  found  it  very 
hard  to  show  any  high  percent  of  profits.  However,  because  of  the  help  received 
from  the  Budget  for  a  continuance  of  which  you  should  ask  and  from  friends  to 
the  work  of  your  Board,  I  have  been  enabled  to,  from  year  to  year,  show  an  increase 
in  the  assets  above  liabilities  of  your  Plant. 

The  first  three  years  of  my  service  as  your  Manager  were,  as  you  all  knoAW, 
years  of  reconstruction  and  debt  paying.  When  I  took  charge  of  your  business  in 
1917  your  Plant  was  heavily  in  debt.  Since  that  time  you  bought  The  Cumberland 
Presbyterian  Banner,  its  plant,  and  good  will  at  an  agreed  price  of  $10,500.00,  but 
which,  when  the  expense  of  moving  and  repairing  the  machinery  had  been  met,  and 
the  interest  of  defered  payments  had  been  paid,  made  the  aggregate  cost  of  the  in- 
vestment, in  round  numbers,  $12,000.00.  Then  by  your  authority  I  bought  the  house 
in  which  your  plant  was  located,  including  two  building  lots,  at  a  cost  of  $3,250.00, 
so  that  the  debts  that  have  had  to  be  paid  since  I  became  Manager  have  been,  in 
round  numbers,  $18,000.00,  including  the  old  machinery  debts  that  were  on  hand 
v.hen   I   became   your  Manager. 

The  first  report  made  to  the  General  Assembly,  after  I  took  charge  as  your 
Manager,  showed  your  present  worth  to  be  $11,028.00  and  this  report  shows  your 
present  worth  to  be  $34,640.24.  Thus  in  four  years  your  present  worth  has  grown 
from  $11,028.00  to  $34,640.24. 

The  following  is  a  financial  exhibit  showing  receipts  and  disbursements,  re- 
sources and  liabilities  as  follows: 

From  April  1,   1920,  to  April  1,   1921. 

Receipts. 

Cash   on   hand,    April    1,    1920 $    2,010  03 

Received  from  Budget  for  Publication 1,767  75 

Received  from  Budget  for  Sunday  School  and  Young  People's  Work 1,767  75 

Received  on  Cumberland  Presbyterian  (subscriptions  and  advertisements)..    11,712  60 

Received  on   Sunday   school   literature 17,920  82 


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Received  from  Children's  Day  offerings 564  61 

Received    from    books    andSunday    school    supplies 1,585  34 

Received   from   Job    Department 3,702  89 

Received  from   American   National    Bank    (proceeds  of  a   loan) 1,975  48 

Received   on    Banner   Purchase   Fund    (subscriptions   paid) 767  91 

Received   from   scrap  paper   sales 99  45 

Received  from   Legal  Fund   Committee 35  00 

Received  for    Budget   F\ind 19  62 

Received    for    Endowment    Commission 36  50 

Received    for   Operating    Fund 15'  50 

Received   for   Woman's   Board   of   Missions 12  00 

Received   for   Board   of   Ministerial   Relief 7  00 

Received    from    Five-Cents-Per-Week    Plan 2  25 

-Received   for   Publication   from   a    friend 6  50 

Total    receipts    $  44,009  00 

Expenditures. 

Sunday    school     literature $    3,395  12 

Cumberland    Presbyterian    3,462  23 

Books  and  Sunday  school   supplies 978  21 

House   pay    roll 10,918  91 

Paper,    ink,    and  metal 12,230  67 

Sunday   School   and   Young  People's  Work .,.  1,455  77 

Machinery   notes    , 536   10 

Insurance,   repairs,   and   incidental   expenses 3,535  47 

Forwarded   to   Frank   McDonald,    Budget   Fund 19  62 

Forwarded  to   F.   A.    Seagle,    Endowment   Commission 36  50 

Paid   American   National   Bank,    on   notes 3,000  00 

Forwarded  to  J.  A.  McLane,   Board  of  Ministerial  Relief 7  00 

Paid  Rev.   A.   C.  Biddle,   Compiler  of  Cumberland  Digest 71  31 

Paid   T.    A.    Havron,    Cumberland   Banner   purchase 2,150  00 

Real  estate,  Publishing  House  and  lots 840  00 

Equipment    146  77 

Forwarded  to  Mrs.  Mary  Graf,  Woman's  Board  of  Missions 12  00 

Cash  on  hand,   March   31,   1921 1,313  32 

Total    disbursements    $  44,009  00 

Summarized   Statement — April   1,   1921. 
Resources. 

Cash   on   hand $    1,313  32 

Inventory,    machinery    17,209  00 

Inventory,   book   plates 400  00 

Inventory,    stock    (paper,    ink,    and   metal) 2,000  00 

Inventory,    fixtures    and   equipment 2,025  00 

Inventory,   books  and   Sunday   school   supplies 4,589  00 

Inventory,   office   fixtures 920  00 

Notes   receivable   A.   N.   E 963  00 

Operating   Fund    15  50 

Accounts    receivable,    machinery    subscriptions 1,200  00 

Accounts    receivable,    Legal    Fund 340  00 

Accounts    receivable,    Cumberland    Presbyterian 7,030  00 

Accounts  receivable,  books  and  Sunday  school  supplies 609  83 

Accounts   receivable,    Sunday   school   literature 1,237  85 

Accounts  receivable,    job  printing 1,129  34 

Real  estate,  house  and  lots 3,350  00 

Total    ?  44,331  84 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  57 

Liabilities. 

American   National    Bank,    note $  1,500  GO 

T.   A.   Havron,    Cumberland   Banner    (due   February    1,    1922) 3,250  00 

A.   J.    Linx,    house   and   lots 2,500  00 

Note,   J.    L.   Hudgins,    Trustee. 949  00 

Clement   Paper   Co 878  16 

Graham   Paper   Co 614  44 

Total    $    9.691  60 

Recapitulation. 

Total    resources    $  44,331  84 

Total    liabilities     9,691   60 

Present    worth $  34,640  24 

Report  of  Haden  Brothers,  Certified  Accountants. 

Board  of  Publication,  Nashville,  Tenn., 

Dear  Sirs :  We  have  checked  over  carefully  the  records  of  the  New  Cumberland 
Press  for  the  period  of  twelve  months,  ending  March  31,  1921,  and  hand  you  our  re- 
port  herewith   and   certify   same  to  be   correct. 

We  find  the  records  have  been  neatly  and  accurately  kept  and  in  such  a  manner 
as  to   admit  of  obtaining   any   information  desired  therefrom. 

Your  Board  is  to  be  congratulated  on  having  such  a  competent  assistant  in 
charge   of  the  work.  Respectfully  submitted, 

HADEN  BROTHERS,  ACCOUNTANTS. 

By  J.  T.  Haden. 

Financial    Statement. 
Resources— March    31,    1921. 

Cash   $  1,313  32 

Inventories,  equipment    $  20,554  00 

Inventories,   books,   stock,   etc 6,589  00—  27,143  00 

Real  estate    3,350  00 

Operating    Fund    15  50 

Accounts    receivable     11,547  02 

Notes    receivable 963  00—     $  44,331   84 

Liabilities. 

Accounts  payable    $    4,742  60 

Accounts    payable,    real    estate    2,500  00 

Notes    payable     2,449  00 

Surplus    34,640  24—     $  44,441   84 

(Seal   here  of  Haden  Brothers,   Certified  Correct  Accountants.) 

Reconciliation  of   Cash   Book  and   Bank. 

Bank   balance,    March    31,    1921 $    1,407  99 

Balance  as  per  cash  book,   March   31,   1921 $    1,313  32 

Checks   outstanding : 

Check  No.   142 '. $     2  00 

Check  No.  413 1  00 

Check  No.   827 18  00 

Check  No.  828 85 

Check  No.   831 1  52 

Check  No.   835 10  00 

Check  No.   836 2  69 

Check  No.   839 6  53 

Check  No.   840 15  37 

Check  No.   841 2  25  ' 

Check  No.  842 3  13 


58  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Check  No.  843 7  21 

Check  No.  844 • 3  15 

Total   $73  70 

April  2,  C.  B.,  p.  29,  ck.  ret $  6  52 

April  10,  C.  B.,  p.  32,  ck.  ret 3  16 

April   10,  C.  B.,  p.   32,   Exchange 45 

April  10,  C.  B.,  p.  32,   ck.  ret 4  50 

Error   Dep.,    January    18 20 

Difference   Dep.,    March    31 85 

Adjustment    5  29       $  94  67         $    1,407  99 

All  of  which  I  submit  as  your  servant.  J.  L.  HUDGINS,  Manager. 

New  Members. 

The   time   to   which    Revs.    W.    B.    Duck.    J.    W.    Stiles,    and   J.    H.    Zwingle   were 
elected  expires  at  this  meeting,   and  it  becomes   your  duty  to  elect. 
All  of  which  is  humbly  submitted. 

REV.  J.  W.  STILES,  President; 
REV.   J.   H.   ZWINGLE,   Secretary. 

FORTIETH   ANNUAL   REPORT   OF   THE   BOARD   OF   MINISTERIAL  RELIEF  OP 
THE    CUMBERLAND   PRESBYTERIAN    CHURCH. 

To  the  Ninety-First  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church, 
in  session   at   Greenfield,   Mo.,   May   19-25,   1921  : 

Dear  Fathers  and  Brethren:  Your  Board  of  Ministerial  Relief  herewith  sub- 
mits its  fortieth  annual  report  to  your  reverend  body: 

Another  year  has  come  and  gone.  Another  year  has  been  added  to  our  history 
as  a  Church.  It  becomes  our  duty  as  your  stewards  to  give  an  account  of  our 
stewardship. 

We  are  i^leased  to  report  to  you  that  this  has  been  one  of  the  best  years  ip  the 
history  of  your  Board.  While  the  offerings  have  not  been  quite  as  much  as  last 
year,  yet  through  the  Easter  egg  offering  from  the  Sunday  schools  we  were  enabled 
to  raise  the  amount  given  to  each  beneficiary  twenty  percent  over  last  year. 

On  Our  Rolls. 

There  have  been  on  our  rolls  during  the  past  year  forty  regular  beneficiaries, 
one  minister  in  the  home  and  eighteen  children,  making  a  total  of  fifty-nine  who 
are  being  cared  for  by  your  Board. 

Entered  into  Rest. 

During  the  year  three  of  our  dear  old  soldiers  of  the  cross  have  gone  to  their 
eternal  home.     They  are  as  follows : 

Rev.  George  W.  May,  Marion,  111.,  Ewing-McLine  Presbytery,  Illinois  Synod, 
May   8,    1920. 

Mrs.  M.  A.  Zellner,  Arlington,  Tenn.,  Memphis  Presbytery,  West  Tennessee 
Synod.   June  25,   1920. 

Rev.  J.  H.  Day,  Detroit,  Tex.,  Dallas-Bonham  Presbytery,  Texas  Synod,  Feb- 
ruary   6,    1921. 

"And  I  heard  a  voice  from  heaven  saying  unto  me.  Write,  blessed  are  the  dead 
which  die  in  the  Lord  from  henceforth :  yea,  saith  the  Spirit,  that  they  may  rest 
from  their   labors ;  and  their   works  do   follow   them." 

Emergency  Calls. 

During  the  year  we  have  answered  nine  emergency  calls  aggregating   $279.66. 

Audit. 

The  books  and  accounts  of  the  Corresponding  Secretary  and  Treasurer  was 
audited  at  the  February  meeting  of  the  Board  and  found  correct  and  neatly  kept. 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  59 

Vacancies  by   Expiration   of  Office. 

The  term  of  membership  of  Rev.  C.  A.  Galloway,  Jackson,  Tenn.,  Harry  Copper, 
New  Holland,  III.,  and  R.  M.  Lisman,  Dixon,  Ky.,  expires  with  this  meeting  of  the 
General   Assembly. 

The  Board,  at  its  February  meeting,  recommended  to  your  reverend  body  that 
each  of  these  brethren  be  elected  to  succeed  themselves. 

Rules  of  the  Board. 

The  Presbytery  has  the  sole  power  of  making  a  minister,  minister's  widow  or 
orphan  children  beneficiaries  of  the   Board. 

The  application  must  be  filled  out  and  signed  by  the  Moderator  and  Stated  Clerk 
of  the  Presbytery  and  forwarded  to  the  Corresponding  Secretary  and  Treasurer  of 
the   Board. 

Simply  reporting  names  of  persons  in  need  is  not  making  them  beneficiaries  of 
the  Board.  They  must  be  made  Ijeneficiaries  in  the  regular  order  to  i-eceive  help 
from  the   Board. 

Presbyteries  having  beneficiaries  of  the  Board  who  have  become  able  to  resume 
active  work,  thus  providing  for  themselves  ,  should  notify  the  Corresponding  Sec- 
retary and  Treasurer  to  drop  their  names  from  the  Board. 

The  Home  will  not  receive  any  person  who  has  any  form  of  contagious  disease, 
or   who   is   insane. 

A  widow,   should   she  marry,   ceases  to  be  a  beneficiary   of   the   Board. 

The  Corresponding  Secretary  and  Treasurer  shall  make  a  full  report  of  all 
finances  handled  during  the  year  and  submit  his  books,  vouchers,  and  papers  for  the 
inspection   and   auditing   of   the   Board   at   its   February   meeting. 

Report  of   H.   H.   Denhardt,   Treasurer. 

The  statistical  report  of  the  Board  of  Managers,  through  their  Treasurer,  is 
herewith  submitted  and   made  a  part  of  this  report. 

To  the   Board   of   Ministerial   Relief  of  the   Cumberland   Presbyterian   Church : 
I  herewith  submit  my  report  as  Treasurer  of  the  Moard  of  Control  of  the  Cum- 
berland   Presbyterian    Orphans'    and   Aged   and    Infirm    Ministers'    Home,    at    Bowling 
Green,    Ky.,    from  April   1,    1920,   to   March   31,    1921. 

Balance   on   hand   April    1,    1920 $     315  90 

Receipts. 

H.    L.   Yancy,   Paducah,   Ky $     467  00 

Miss   Iva   Harper,    Sec.   Protemus   Sunday   school,   Troy,    Tenn 3  10 

Willing   Workers    Sunday    school    class,    Washington,    Ind 1  00 

New    Salem,    Kentucky   congregation 7  75 

Miss    Lizzie    Johnson,    Galesville,    Ala 2  50 

Sale   of   stove 10  00 

Board  of   Ministerial    Relief 3,500  00 

Mrs.    Ryan,    room   rent 6  20 

Mrs.   Ida   Williams,    Lola,    Ky 11   00 

Cave    Spring,    Kentucky   congregation 20  22 

Scottsboro,    Ala.,     congregation 40  00 

John   R.    Campbell,    cow 80  00 

Miss   Ruby  Allen,    Yewed,   Okla 16  30 

J.   H.   Brown,   Clarksville,   Tenn 55  00 

H.  P.  Howry,  Oxford,   Miss 12  00 

Mrs.   Mike  Frey,  Treas.,   Ladies'   Christian  Union,   Fulton,   Ky 19  44 

Miss   Home,    Brunswick,   Tenn 5  00 

Miss   Inez   Holland,   Dyersburg,   Tenn 7  00 

Peritt    A.    Smith,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 21   50 

Mrs.  J.    Willis   Boon,   Jackson,   Tenn 5  00 

Mrs.    Rivers    Norment,    Whiteville,    Tenn 8  00 

Rev.   A.  C.  DeForest,  New  Holland,   111.,   Sunday  school   class 22"  00 

Austin,  Tex.,   Sunday  school  class 13  00 


60                  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Mrs.    C.    McCain,    Missionary    Society,    Bogata,    Tex 10  00 

Miss   Lillian   Shenault,    Ladies   Aid   Society,    Mason.   Tenn 10  45 

Mrs.  E.   A.   Lawrence,   Grace   Sunday   school  class,  Nashville,   Tenn 9  &5 

Mrs.  D.   H.   Kirkpatrick,   Austin,   Tex.,   Primary   Department 15  14 

R.   C.   Brunson,   Sunday   school   class,   Birmingham,   Ala 30  87 

Miss   Sallie   Leeper 3  50 

Mrs.  O.   P.   Garton,   Mildred  and  Margaret  Hampton,   Nashville,   Tenn 18  45 

Mrs.    Leslie   Hobbs,    Boons   Hill.   Tenn 1  00 

Mrs.    Maggie    Browder,    Gaylesville,    Ala 10  00 

Sugar   Grove   Church,   Velma   Dean,    Tribune,    Ky.. 13  85 

New   Salem   Church,    Boons  Hill,   Tenn 2  15 

Mrs.   R.   M.   Trobaugh,   Kenville,  Tenn..   R.   F.   D.   No.    2 10  00 

D.   B.   Dilley   and  wife.   Glasgow.    Ky 5  00 

P.   D.   Dilley,    Glasgow,    Ky 2  50 

Mt.   Carmel    Church,    Sunday   school,    White  Plains.    Ky 6  35 

Mrs.   A.   H.   Rhodes.   Whiteville.   Tenn ^  ^^ 

Mrs.    S.    S.    Bourner.    Hubbard,    Tex ^  ^^ 

Chattanooga,   Tenn..   Sunday   school 


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Total    $  4.813  22 

Amounts  Paid  Out. 

R.    E.    Wilkerson,    labor |  g  qq 

W.   H.    Mitchell   &    Co..    groceries 28  25 

American   Hardware    Co.,    supplies 84  55 

Ernest   Daughtery    &    Co.,    plumbing 91  65 

D.  T.    Terry,    painting 34  70 

J.    N.    Price,    meat 72  72 

Mrs.    J.    R.    Stewart,    supplies 2  81 

Roemer    Brothers,    lumber,    etc 6  40 

Alex   Duvall,    dry   goods 1  40 

F.  W.   Woolworth   Company,    supplies 1  60 

Farmers    Coal    Company,    coal 97  81 

Tom    May.    labor 7  60 

J.    F.    Wade,    labor 11  00 

Hazel   E.    Kelley,    work 5  50 

R.    L.    Robinson    &    Co..    groceries 3  50 

Mrs.    Mary    S.    Miller,    salary 485  00 

Virge    Wilson,    labor 2  00 

Scott   &   Spillman,   dry  goods 41  85 

N.   F.  Hill,   supplies 2  25 

Mrs.    Ella   H.    Smith,    supplies 4  00 

Mrs.   C.   G.  Chick,   for  Mr.   and  Mrs.  Hilton 15  00 

C.  D.  S.  Drug  Company,  driigs,   etc .  98  54 

C.    A.    Munkle   Book   Co.,   stationery,    etc 80  83 

Cash   &    Carry   Grocery   Company 545  57 

James  Cuthbertson,   dry  goods 6  30 

B.   G.   Laundry   Company 107  49 

L.   L.   Willis   &    Company,    dry   goods 13  85 

Adams    &    Daughtery,    coal 41  79 

Mrs.    C.    G.    Chick,    expense   account 106  60 

J.    R.    Campbell,    hauling ,       2  00 

M.   E.   Porter,   expense   Howry   children 67  54 

Mrs.   John  R.   Campbell,    supplies 25  62 

G.  H.   Franklin   &   Sons,   groceries 52  85 

Grissom    Grocery    Company 317  23 

Mrs.   C.   G.   Chick,   salary 276  00 

H.  E.   Stone,   coal 61  00 

J.  B.  Sumpter  &   Brother,  paint,  etc 3  10 

E.  L.    Graham,    ice 44  45 

Rev.  John  A.   McLane,  sale  of  cow 80  00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  61 

Will    Nichols,    labor 4  qo 

E.    G.    Savage,    labor 2  00 

Kentucky  Public   Service   Co.,   gas  and  electric  bills 40  29 

Mrs.   Mary   S.   Miller,   expense  account 370  00 

H.    A.    McElroy    Co.,    supplies 14  20 

Sam  Pushin  &  Brother,  dry  goods 247  71 

Railroad    fare,    Hancock    children 9  00 

Cook-Forrest    Company,    feed 162  70 

J.   L.  Durbin  &   Co.,  dry  goods 273  76 

Fonville   Shoe   Co.,    shoes 3  48 

J.    T.    White,    labor 83  95 

Greenspan  Brothers,   dry   goods 116  76 

J.  N.  Russell   Lumber  Co.,   lumber,  etc 45  50 

B.    G.    Home   Telephone    Co 16  50 

Mrs.   D.   A.    Ryan j. 25  68 

W.    C.    Brashear,    plumbing 15  48 

Times    Journal    Publishing    Co 2  10 

Farnsworth   Electrical   Co.,   electrical   supplies 15  22 

Dickey   Brothers,    coal 20  00 

James   T.    Bryant,    repairing    chairs,    etc 40  00 

K.   M.    Russell    &    Son,    lumber   and   glass 35  22 

Warren  County  Hardware  Company,   supplies 9  70 

Dr.   G.   E.   Townsend,    medical   treatment 9  00 

John    Houk,    plumbing 30  45 

W.    L.    Griffin,   work 19  53 

Mrs.   Charles  Drake,    supplies 1  00 

J.    M.    Hammonds,    coal 24  83 

G.    W.    Barkley,    supplies 18  00 

Charley    Belcher,    supplies 28  00 

Hollingsworth    &    Young,    supplies 2  00 

S.    H.    Basham 23  75 

L.    C.    Alderson,    milk 21   68 

John   F.   Hoofnel,    labor 10  00 

American   Railway    Express    Co 4  35 

Hammond    &    Shanks,    coal 64  44 

McGinnis    &    Phillips,    hauling 4  06 

Will    Colbert,    hauling 1   50 

Coombs   Job   Printing    Co.,    printing 7  50 

Total    $  4,759  60 

Total  receipts   for  the  year $  4,813  22 

Amount  paid  out 4,759  60 

Balance   general   fund $  53  62 

Balance  Miss  Victoria  Jackson  fund,  last  report $  465  30 

Receipts    7  00 

Total $  472  30 

The  following  is  a  statement  of  clothing  and  supplies  received  at  the  home : 

One  box   from   Mrs.   W.    L.   Boner,   Bates   City,    Mo $  10  00 

Box  from  Mrs.   Rivers  Norment,   Whiteville,  Tenn.,   to  Johnny  Clampitt.  ...  11  00 

Box  of  cakes,   candy,   and  nuts  from  the  Sturgis  Missionary   Society 20  50 

One    quilt    from    Children's    Band,    Trezevant,    Tenn , 7  00 

Small    suitcase   and   candy   to   Annie   Lovell 1  50 

Box  of   clothing   from   Greenville,   Ky.,    for   Lovell    children 18  00 

Box  of  clothing  for  Harry  and  Paul  Howry  and  Clanton  Clampitt  from  Mrs. 

Austin  Baker,  Bolivar,  Tenn 30  OO 

Box  of  meat  from  George  Gough  and  daughter,   Gordonsville,   Ky 8  00 


62                  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

One  package,  eight  gowns  for  boys,  from  class  in  Addison  Ave.  Sunday  school  15  00 

Box   from   Rev.    B.    W.    Covington,    Nashville,   Tenn 5  00 

Box  of  clothing  from  Mrs.   W.   P.   Hannah,   Lynnville,   Tenn 12  00 

Two  boxes  of  toys,   etc.,    from   Dyersburg,   Tenn 29  75 

One   box    from    Bates    City,    Mo 8  75 

Box   of   canned   fruit,    jelly   and   preserves   from   Rev.   T.    J.    Coleman,    Fair- 
field,   111 30  00 

One  package  of   napkins,   etc.,    from   Miss  Juanita   Wells,   Fairfield,   111 5  00 

Box  of  canned  goods  from   Addison  Avenue   Church,   Nashville,   Tenn 15  00 

Handkerchiefs 85 

One  package  of  wearing  apparel  from  Mrs.  W.   L.   Stewart,   Cumby,   Tex...  15  00 

One  trunk  of  clothing  and   miscellaneous  articles 60  00 

One   quilt   from   Mrs.    W.    L.   Stewart,    Cumby,   Tex 10  00 

Box  of  canned  fruit  and  vegetables  from  Mrs.  S.  M.  Cough  and  Mrs.  Greble, 

Gordonsville,    Ky 5  00 

One   barrel    of   vegetables,    canned    fruit,    three   pairs    of   stockings    and    five 

yards  of  gingham,   no  name 5  00 

One   quilt   from   Trenton,   Tenn 7  00 

One   comfort   from  Trilla,    111 10  00 

One    quilt    from    Oak    Hill    Auxiliary,    Hopewell    Presbytery,    sent    by    Mrs. 

R.   E.   Nichols,   Paris,   Tenn 10  00 

One   box   of   clothing    from    Cleburne,    Tex.,    underware,    stockings,    doll,    five 

and  one-half  yards   of  gingham,   one   handkerchief 26  30 

Two  boxes  from  Missionary   Society,   Tribune,    Ky 30  00 

One  Box  from  Mrs.  Hansford,   Russellville,    Ky 5  00 

One  quilt  from   Bellevue   Missionary  Society,   sent  by   Miss  Etta  Nichols....  7  00 

Package    from    Mrs.    Eva    Hughes,    Springfield,    Mo 6  50 

One  quilt  from  Mrs.  R.  M.   Rucker,  Trezevant,  Tenn 7  00 

Total    amount    of    clothing    and    supplies $  431   15 

Respectfully   submitted, 

HENRY  H.   DENHARDT,   Treasurer. 

Statistical   Table. 

Itemized  list  of  cash  received  by  the  Board  of  Ministerial  Relief  of  the  Cum- 
berland Presbyterian  Church  from  April  1,  1920,  to  March  31,  1921.  Congregational, 
Sunday  school,  and  individual. 

Alabama  Synod. — Sunday  Schools. 

Name.  Post   Office.  Congregation.  Presbytery.  Amount. 

T.   Richards,   Reform,   Antioch,   New   Hope $  4  45 

H.   G.   Mobley,    Centerville,   Pleasant   Hill,   Birmingham 2  27 

P.   E.   Robertson,   Odenville,    Liberty,    Springville 1  59 

Monroe   C.   Jones,    Birmingham,   Rocky  Ridge,   Birmingham 2  50 

J.  N.  Moore,   Owens  Cross  Roads,   Shiloh,   Birmingham • 2  05 

Miss  Lizzie  Johnson,   Gaylesville,    Gaylesville 2  50 

W.   D.    Gracey,   Lakeland,    Lakeland,    Florida 5  70 

W.    B.   Lusk,   Princeton,   Holly   Grove,   Robert-Donnell 160 

Rev.  W.  M.   Carpenter.   Birmingham,   Oak  Grove,   Birmingham 7  00 

Robert   High,    Gaylesville,    Gaylesville 1   00 

M.    M.    Russell.    Attalla,    Attalla,    Talladega 4   12 

Mrs.   Nannie   Bringham,    Bessemer,    Hopewell,    Birmingham 5  75 

Mrs.   J.    W.    Sibley,    Brownsboro,    Mt.   Pleasant,    Robert-Donnell 2  70 

Dennie    Deaver,    Allgood,    Chepultepec,    Springville 2  00 

R.    E.    Graham,    Gurley,    Gurley,    Robert-Donnell 3  35 

Mrs.  T.   B.   Nation,    Oneonta,   Oneonta,   Springville 10  00 

J.  B.  Fisk,  New  Market.  Concord,  Robert-Donnell 3  40 

Total    $  61  98 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  63 

Individual. 

A.   W.   St.   John,    Birmingham $  1  00 

W.   Schulte,   Leighton    2  40 

Total    $  3  40 

Total    for    Synod $  65  38 

Arkansas  Synod. — Sunday  Schools. 

F.    M.    Satterfield,    Forest    City,    Goodhope,    LittleRock-Burrow $  2  26 

George  A.  Forester,  Cord,  Hopewell 2  85 

Miss  Elma  Robertson,    Mount   Olive,    Mount   Olive,   White   River 4  33 

Rev.  G.  E.  Greer,  Hatton,  Hatton,  Mound  Prairie 3  11 

L.  E.   McSpadden,  Mt.   Pleasant,   Barren  Fork,   White  River 19  11 

Mrs.  Ivy  M.  Hodson,  Searcy,  Foster  Chapel,   Little  Rock-Burrow 6  60 

Mrs.   T.    A.    Conyers,    Melbourne,    (No   name   given) 3  10 

W.    L.   Soloman,    Waldron,   Pilot   Prairie 6  50 

A.   H.   Newton,    Rest,    Newton's   Chapel 13  45 

R.    R.    Roach,    Ozark,    Vineus    Chapel,    Morrillton 2  80 

S.  B.   Lile,   Mansfield,   Coop  Prairie 2  13 

Lula  Morris,   Dardanelle,   Gum  Springs,   Porter 14  69 

J.  O.   Cauley,  Radcliff,   Radcliff 2  60 

Hubert   Smith,    Searcy,    Searcy,    Little   RockTBurrow 8  05 

Hugh   J.   Bond,    Fayetteville,   Fayetteville,    Fort   Smith 10  90 

Junia    Bennett,    Farmington,    Bethel,    Fort    Smith 1  74 

A   Member,    Lincoln,    Cane   Hill,    Fort    Smith 4  00 

E.  C.    Bradley,    Dover,    Dover,    Morrillton 5  00 

A.    H.   Henley,    Caglesville,    Rock    Spring,    Morrillton 1   00 

F.  M.  Gentry,   Dolph,  Union  Camp  Ground,   White  River 1   65 

Rev.    W.    T.    Ingram,    Russellville,    Russellville,    Morrillton 6   15 

Rev.   J.   W.    Rest,    Monticcllo,    Rose   Hill,    Bartholomew 2  10 

Bell    Garrison,    Brownstown,    Brownstown,    Mound   Prairie 95 

L.   E.   McSpadden,   Mount   Pleasant,    Barren  Fork,   White  River 12  10 

R.   B.   Roach,    Ozark,    Fayetteville,   Fort   Smith 5  25 

Total $  142  31 

Individual. 

M.   S.  and  M.  D.  Reding,  Pike,   Ark $  1   00 

Mrs.  W.  F.  Pace,  Little  Rock,  Ark 10  00 

Ocie  Scrudder,  Subiaco,   Ark 5  00 

Rev.   J.   E.    Martin,   Austin,    Ark 5  00 

Total   for   Synod    $  163  31 

lUinois   Synod. — Sunday    Schoolsi 

Name.  Post  Office.  Congregation.  Presbytery.  Amount. 

Rev.   B.    L.   Scroggs,    Chandler,    Ind.,    Chandler,    Indiana $  10  00 

John  Z.  Holcomb,  Franklin,  Ind.,   Shiloh,   Indiana 4  32 

Harry  Copper,   New  Holland,   111.,   New  Holland,   Lincoln-Decatur 4  20 

Miss  Ollie   Buckner,   Martinsville,   Willow   Creek,   Foster 25  39 

Joe  H.   Delap,  Norris  City,   Mt.   Oval,   Ewing-McLin 6  65 

Rev.   W.  A.   Blades,   Owensville,   Ind.,    Bethel,   Indiana 4  05 

Miss   Anna   Boen,    Georgetown,   111.,    Georgetown,    Foster 7  95 

Jeff  Coleman,  Goreville,   Mt.  Hebron,  Illinois 4  00 

Pauline    Gurley,    Buncombe,    Ebenezer,    Illinois 2  91 

Joe    A.    Baker,    Golconda,    Bethany,    Illinois 2  50 

Will   R.   Giltner,    Brookport,   Mt.   Sterling,   Illinois 21  05 

W.  R.  Hedges,   Omaha,  Oak   Grove,   Ewing-McLin 10  00 

H.  A.   Menees,   Anna,    Union,    Illinois 7  20 

D.  I.  Lingafeltner,  Yale,  Willow  Creek,  Foster 6  00 

Minerva   Young,   Fairfield,    Fairfield,    Ewing-McLin 14-25 

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D.    W.    Summitt,   Vincennes,    Herman,    Indiana 6  60 

W.   E.   Jones,    Galatia,    Lebanon,   Ewing-McLin 3  00 

Oscar   Haddock,    Charleston,    Shepley,    Foster 10  83 

Rev.  A.  C.  DeForest.  New  Holland,  Shiloh,  Lincoln-Decatur 24  00 

H.   C.  Robison,   Strasburg   (per  egg  offering),   Lincoln-Decatur 1  00 

Harry    Copper,    New    Holland,    New   Holland,    Lincoln-Decatur 7  90 

F.   A.   Bobbett,   Fairfield,    Cumberland   Chapel,   Ewing-McLin 7  80 

J.   R.   Morrison,   Burnt  Prairie,    Burnt  Prairie,   Ewing-McLin 15  00 

Marie   O'Dell,    St.   James.    Loogootee,    Lincoln-Decatur 5  10 

John    W.    Mitchell,    Greenville,    Maple    Grove,    Lincoln-Decatur 5  00 

Mrs.   Will   Garrison,   Norris  City,   Village,   Ewing-Mclyin 2  97 

S.   O.   Beals,   Trilla,   Good  Prospect,   Foster 4  00 

Rev.   A.   A.    Ferrell,   Eldorado    (no   name),    Ewing   McLin 6  00 

Joe   H.    Delap,   Norris   City,    Mt.   Oval,    Ewing-McLin 2  70 

Anna    Burgdorf,    Petersburg,    Petersburg,    Lincoln-Decatur 2  00 

Mrs.  Lottie  McDaniel,  Advance,  New  Hope,  Foster 3  41 

A.  R.   Schultz,   Evansville,   Ind.,   Jefferson  Avenue,   Indiana 19  77 

W.H.    Rice,    Enfield.    West   Union,    Ewing-McLin 6  00 

Chester    Dellinger,    Vincennes,    Herman,    Indiana 5  50 

Edna   Mitchel,    Bethany,    Bethany,    Lincoln-Decatur 54  00 

John   Z.   Holcomb,   Franklin,   Shiloh,   Indiana 5  25 

Miss  Elsie  Elliott  Martinsville,  Willow   Creek   (Tri.  Mu.   Class),   Foster 2  01 

D.   I.   Lingafeltner,   Yale,   Willow   Creek.    Foster 2  45 

Total     $  837  76 

IndividuaL 

Lizzie   Hefley,    Irving,    111 $  1  00 

Holstlaw   Sisters,   Salem 1  00 

Jennie    Wiley,    Irving 1  50 

Rev.  J.  H.  Hughey  and  wife,   Decatur 75 

Mrs.    Mary    Logan,    Decatur 1  00 

Rev.  W.  J.   Sneed,   Ina 6  00 

Mamie  Kilby,   Georgetown 1  00 

J.  P.  Ralston,   West  York 1  00 

J.  W.   Payne,   Georgetown 1  00 

Nannie    E.    Thompson,    Georgetown 1  00 

J.   C.   Humrichous,   Georgetown 1  00 

A.    Friend,    Georgetown 1  00 

Zara   Sharwell,    Casey 1  00 

Henry   K.   Hill,    Anapolis 1  00 

S.   A.    Gibson,    Georgetown 2  00 

Mrs.  A.  C.  Reid,  Georgetown 5  00 

F.   M.    Cowgur,    Elkhart 25  00 

Total    $  50  25 

Total    for   Synod    S  388  01 

Indianola  Synod. — Sunday   Schools. 

J.   W.   Lancaster,   Wagoner,  Wagoner,   Cherokee $  7  29 

George   S.   Harris,    Amorita,   Amorita,    Oklahoma 6  26 

C.  W.  Smith,  Muskogee,  Muskogee,  Oklahoma 7  05 

Ruby   Allen,   Yewed,    Yewed,    Oklahoma H  60 

H.   A.   Stevenson,    Stratford,    Chickasaw 2  00 

George   L.    Orr,    Marlow,    Marlow,    Chickasaw 5  05 

Total    $  39  25 

IndividuaL 

Mrs.   R.    C.   Parks,    Chelsea,    Okla $  2  25 

Mrs.  Edith  Monroe,  Heavener 1  00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  65 

Miss  Lydia   Kissner,    Carnegia 3  00 

Miss   Anna   Barton,   Foss 5  00 

Mrs.    Grace    Hasting,    Foss 1  50 


Total    $       12  75 

Total    for   Synod $       52  00 

Kentucky  Synod. — Sunday  Schools. 

Mrs.    M.   R.    Layman,    Leitchfield,    Leitchfield,    Leitchfield $       10  00 

Mrs.  Mary  Barnett,  Central  City   (per  egg  offering) 

Werda   Parks,    Lodibury,    Clifton,    Leitchfield 

J.   W.    Gahagan,    Repton,    Weston,    Princeton 

Mrs.  Latamer  Miller,  Owensboro,   Owensboro,  Owensboro 

Agnes  Ti-aylor,    Crider,    Bethlehem,   Princeton 

Katherine   Eubanks,   Hickory   Flat,    Smyrna 

J.   P.   Holt,   Padueah,   New  Hope,   Mayfield 

John  T.   Cowles,   Bowling  Green,   Bowling  Green,   Logan 

Mabel   Whitmer,   Bremen,    Bi-emen 

Mrs.   W.   A.  Thomas,    Sacramento,    Sacramento 

Bertha  Whitmer,   Central   City,    Central   City,   Owensboro 

Olive  Heath,   Water  Valley,    Bayou  de  Chine,    Mayfield 

L.  H.   Kirby,   Water  Valley,   Mt.   Zion,    Mayfield 

Mrs.   Frank   Cissell,   Sturgis,    Sturgis,    Princeton 

Mrs.   G.   A.   Campbell,   Millwood,   Millwood,   Leitchfield 

S.   Strader,   Millport,   Brier   Creek,   Owensboro 

P.  L.  Rice,   Lisman   (no  name) 

Ruby   Chandler,   Marion,    Marion,   Princeton 

I.    B.   Read.    Logansport,   New   Point   Pleasant,    Logan 

M.  F.  Goi-e,  Bomine,  Kelly ville,  Cumberland 

O.    D.    Spence,   Providence,    Providence,    Princeton 

Izora  Little,   Benton,   Palma 

W.  S.   Morrow,   Kevil,  Pleasant  Valley 

D.  D.  LeGrand,  Garfield,  Garfield 

Francis   Morse,   Tribune,    Sugar   Grove 

T.  J.   Boyd,   Framington,   Beech   Grove 

D.  F.  Ragland,   Magnolia,   Providence,   Princeton 

Mrs.  N.  M.  Davis,   Marrow  Bone,   Casey  Fork 

Rev.  M.  H.  Sanders,  Russellville,  Bethel,  Logan 

Rev.  C.  A.  Galloway,  Bowling  Green,  Bowling  Green,  Logan 

James   E.   Tapp,    Providence,    Providence,    Princeton 

W.   H.   Pryor,    Leitchfield,    Eveleigh,    Leitchfield 

Miss  Eura  Mullin,  Wingo,  Wingo,  Mayfield 

Rev.   J.   M.   Cook,   Bowling   Green,   Sharon,   Princeton 

Mrs.   Claude   B.   Sisk,   Madisonville,   Madisonville,   Princeton 

S.  B.  Rudolph,   Little  Cypress,   Milburn's  Chapel,  Mayfield 

Mrs.  R.   Graham,   Bowling   Green,   Mt.   Olivet,   Logan 

S.   E.   Phipps,   Padueah,   Highland,   Mayfield 

Miss   Blumah   Meadows,    Philpot,   Mt.    Zion,   Owensboro 

H.   E.   Tosh,   Crider,    Good   Springs,   Princeton 

J.  B.  Hina,  Sullivan,  Bell  Mines,  Princeton 

E.  O.   Bagwell,    Padueah,    Padueah,    Mayfield 

Roy  Kennedy,  Irvington,   Freedom,  Leitchfield 

G.  T.  Spicer,  Semi  way.  New  Cypress,  Owensboro 

S.   M.   Gough,    Gordensville,    Hebron,    Logan 

Mrs.   Nick  Scott,   East  View,   Needham,    Leitchfield 

W.   S.  Akin,    Livia,   Mt.   Pleasant,    Owensboro 

C.   L.   Bailey,   Little  Cypress,   Oakland,   Mayfield 

Rev.   J.   T.   Wilson,   Auburn,   Lebanon,   Logan 

J.  G.  Harrolson,   St.  .Joseph,  Mo.,   Pleasant  Hill,   Owensboro 

C.   E.   White,   Falls   of  Rough,   Short   Creek,   Leitchfield 

T.   W.   Harper,   Fredonia,   Flat  Rock,    Princeton 

Mrs.  Will  McCoy,  Irvington,  Irvington,  Leitchfield 


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O.    L.    Foster,    Joy,    Carrsville,    Princeton 3  80 

C.  L.  Bruington,   Harned,   Ephesus,   Leitchfield 4  35 

B.   E.   Norris,    Morgantown,    Logan 7  05 

Rev.  C.  G.  Chick,  Bowling  Green,   Boiling  Springs,   Logan 4  70 

D.  B.  Dilley,  Glasgow,  Grace  Union,  Cumberland 3  38 

Total       $  323  90 

Individual. 

Grover    Winkler,    Philpot $  3  OO 

E.  G.   McEnter,    Knob    Lick 2  00 

Total     $  5  00 

Total    for    Synod $  328  90 

Mississippi    Synod. — Sunday   Schools. 

Rev.    B.    F.    Guinn,    Brookville,    Brookville,    Mississippi $  6  73 

J.    W.    Burrough,    Neshoba,    Neshoba,    Mississippi 3  61 

Beatrice    Mitchell,    Walnut    Grove,    Salem,    Mississippi 5  20 

J.    T.    Burroughs,    Louisville,    Pleasant    Hill,    Mississippi 5  35 

Stella    Thompson,    Caledonia,    Woodlawn,     Mississippi 5  50 

J.   D.   Gaston,    Starkville,    "Vernon,    New   Hope 7  00 

J.   J.   Cooper,   Dixon,   Mt.   Bethel,   Mississippi 2  50 

Total    $  35  89 

Total   for    Synod 5  35  89 

Missouri   Synod. — Congregations. 

Rev.  J.  W.   Duvall,   Moberly,   Bethany,   McGee $  21   65 

Rev.  J.  W.  Duvall,  Moberly,  Moberly,  McGee 24  50 

Total    $  46  15 

Sunday    Schools. 

J.  E.  Moser,  Jadwin,  New  Hope $  2  82 

Mrs.  Rachel  E.  Rose,  Holden,  Holden  Missionary  Society,   Lexington 2  00 

J.  R.   White,  Aurora,   Zion,   Ozark 12  52 

Anna  B.   Cooper,   Springfield,  Walnut  Springs,  Springfield 2  05 

Rev.    W.   L.   Collins,    Rochester,   Rochester,    Piatt 20  00 

Mrs.   C.   B.   Benton,   Manes,   Liberty,    Springfield 11   88 

L.   L.  Holcomb,   Cull,   Elk  Creek,   Springfield 2  00 

Mrs.   L.   E.   Musser,   Warrensburg,    Mt.    Zion,   Lexington 6  00 

Rev.   S.  B.   McNeeley,   Bogard,   Macedonia,   Piatt 25  00 

Rev.  S.   B.   McNeely,   Bogard,   Honey  Creek,   Piatt 25  00 

Mary   E.    Hudson,    Marionville,    Pierson,    Springfield 12  80 

W.  C.  Ferguson,  Exeter,  Concord,  Ozark 4  60 

Mrs.   R.   L.   Henderson,   Philliijsburg,   Phillipsburg,    Springfield 4  50 

Mrs.   John  M.   Roper,   Niangua,   Happy  Home 1  15 

J.  M.  Mitchell,   Greenfield,   Greenfield,   Ozark 4  00 

Rev.  T.  N.  Hays,  New  London,  Shinar,  McGee 9  33 

Rev.  W.  L.  Collins,   Watson,  Watson,  Piatt 16  00 

M.   L.   Cass,   Lamar,   Hopewell,   Ozark 7  85 

J.  E.  Rigg,   Bates  City,   Bates  City,   Lexington 9  25 

Mrs.   C.  C.   Groom,   Overton,   Highland,   New   Lebanon 4  00 

Eliza  Rosenear,    Mansfield,    Pleasant  Valley,    Springfield 5  77 

Rev.  J.  W.  Duvall,  Moberly,  Mobei  ly,  McGee 3  10 

Fannie   Moorman,    Keytesville,    Bethany,    McGee 5  77 

John  M.  Wilson.  Montrose,  Hopewell,   Ozark 11   13 

O.   B.  Lawliss,   Eaton,   Independence,   Platte 7  85 

Mrs.  Anna  Roberts,   Grant   City,   Mt.   Vernon,  Platte 20  25 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  67 

Lester  Fisher,   Lamar,  Hopewell,  Ozark 6  00 

Mrs.  H.  A.  Powell,   Linneus,  Magnolia,  Platte 4  35 

Total   $  246  97 

Individual. 

Mrs.    J.    G.    Crawford,    Moline $  5  00 

W.    H.    Billinger,    LaPlatte 1   20 

Mrs.    S.    H.    Deering,    Harwood 1  20 

Mollie    C.    Hughes,    Holden 2  00 

E.  Woodrow,    Bowes   Mill 3  00 

Total    $  12  40 

Total   for   Synod    $  305  52 

Pacific   Synod. — Sunday    Schools. 

T.  R.   Chandler,   Alsea,   Ore   (per  egg  offering) $  3  00 

Miss  Julis  MtcCaslin,   San  Francisco,   Cal.,   Chinese  S.  S.,   Los  Angeles 6  00 

W.  H.  Phillips,  Los  Angeles,   First  C.  P.,   Los  Angeles , 13  00 

Total     S  22  00 

Total   for   Synod    $  22  00 

Tennessee   Synod. — Congregations. 

F.  J.   Harle,    Cleveland,    Trustee    fund,    Chattanooga $  50  00 

Evelyn   Loyd,    Kelso,    Kelso.    Elk 7  18 

Total     $  57   18 

Sunday   Schools. 

Epps   Roberts,   Belfast,    Beech  Hill,   Elk $  9  81 

Mrs.  W.  L.  Boyd,  Whites  Creek,   Mt.  Herman,   Lebanon 7  00 

Miss   Stella   Home,    Culleoka,    Glenwood,   Richland 10   00 

Rev.   Hugh   Watson,   Nashville,    First    C.    P.,    Lebanon 6  00 

Mrs.   R.   E.    Curlew,    Charlotte,    Big   Springs,    Clarksville 2  25 

Sam  F.   West.    Columbia.    West   Point,   Richland 11   57 

C.   W.   Harle,   Cleveland,    Cleveland,    Chattanooga 12  23 

Lizzie   A.    Bost,    McMinnville.    Bethlehem.    McMinnville 2  50 

Ezsa    Davis.    Cookville,    Cookville.    Cookville 2  75 

J.   L.   Dillard,    Mt.   Pleasant,   Mt.   Joy 5  05 

Rev.   E.   F.   Meier,    Lebanon.    Lebanon.    Lebanon 11  60 

Brice   O.   Hall,    Lebanon,    Providence,    Lebanon 11   55 

Rev.   W.   B.   Duck,   Greenville,   Busy  Bees'   C.   B.,  East  Tennessee 5  00 

Emma  Riddle,   Tullahoma,    Chapel.    Elk 50 

W.   C.   Davis.    Greenville.    Mt.    Pleasant.    East   Tennessee 9  08 

A.   W.    Condra,    Cedar   Springs,    Cedar   Springs 15  35 

Charles   E.   Parks.    Groveland.   Pleasant   Mount.    Richland 14  23 

Charles  E.   Parks.    Groveland.    Union   Grove.   Richland 5  02 

J.   I.   Hunter,   Petersburg.   New   Salem.    Elk 5  52 

J.    F.   Littleton,    Waverly,    Union    Chapel,    Clarksville 3  00 

E.    R.    Smith,    Pulaski,    Mt.    Moriah 2  30 

Miss  Ina  Frye,    Culleoka,    Bear   Creek,    Elk 2  50 

L.   A.  Hazehvood,   Aspen  Hill,   Fiducia.   Richland 5  00 

Rosa    Bonham.     Smithville,    Smithville 65 

J.   C.   Eshman,   Mt.   Juliett,    Cloyd,   Lebanon 3  50 

Gladys   Ridings,    McEwen.    McEwen 2  25 

Mrs.   J.   D.   Britton.   Greenville.    Greenville.    East  Tennessee 10  00 

Miss   Lois   Snowden,   Brunswick.    Brunswick 6  40 

W.   A.   McDonald,   Elmwood,   Ellis  Chapel,    Cookville 6  00 

Miss  Oda  B.   Smith,   Murfreesboro,   Mt.  Tabor 10,  00 

S.    D.    Patten.    Goodlettsville,    Goodlettsville,    Lebanon '. 8  00 


68                  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Mrs.   T.   H.    Padgett,    Flintville,    Flintville,   Elk _1  30 

H.   L.  Baxter,    Greenville,   New   Bethel,   East  Tennessee 17  42 

E.  B.  Shaffner,   Bell   Buckle,   Bell   Buckle,   Elk 5  71 

Miss  Maggie  J.  Cloyd,  Red  Boiling  Springs,  Cloyd's  Chapel,  Cookville 3  50 

John   W.   Light,   Green   Brier,   Light's  Chapel,   Clarksville 1  00 

W.   R.   Jackson,    Oliver    Springs,    Mt.    Carmel,    Knoxville 2  10 

Guy  Voorhies,   Hoenwold,   Hoenwold,    Richland 6  75 

Secretary,    Petersburg,    Petersburg,    Elk 16  25 

Georgia   Hoge,    Jasper,    Ebenezer,    Chattanooga 2  23 

J.   B.  Park,  Afton,   Shiloh,   East  Tennessee 7  15 

R.  L.  Stem,   Shelbyville,   Harpeth   Lick,   Richland 4  06 

F.  W.  Modrall,   Fosterville,   Lebanon  Camp   Ground,   Lebanon 2  25 

Clyde    Shuler,    Ethridge.    Campbellsville,    Richland 9  63 

Rev.   A.   L.  Thomas,   Erin,   Well's  Creek,   Clarksville 15  00 

Mrs.   G.   R.   Nolen,    Cunningham,   Shilon,    Clarksville 5  00 

J.   J.  Coile,   Jefferson  City,   Lebanon,   East  Tennesse 1  90 

Mrs.   D.   W.   McAuIey,   Erin,   Erin,    Clarksville 12  50 

I.   S.   Swain,   Walter  Hill,   Jerusalem,   Lebanon 4  40 

Rev.   C.   M.   Zwingle,   Lewisburg,   Lewisburg,   Elk 20  04 

Roy   Epperson,    Charleston,    Charleston,    Chattanooga 8  00 

Miss  Georgia  Marable,  Eaglesville,  Rocky   Glade,   Elk 2  58 

J.   K.   Rippy,    Gallatin,    Gallatin,    Lebanon 8  15 

J.   B.    Wright,    Bellevue,    Bellevue,    Richland 9  50 

Mrs.  Lela  Rudder,  Moshiem,  Pilot  Knob,  East  Tennessee 1  50 

Will   Snipes,   Morrison,   White  Hall,   McMinnville 2  10 

O.   S.   Higgins,   Ripley,   Ripley 12  00 

A.    Williams.    Manchester,    Manchester 2  60 

Lena   Stephens,    Spring   Hill,    Mt.    Carmel,    Richland 8  35 

W.   T.   Stephens,   Spring  Hill,    Ash   Hill,   Richland ."T. 4  55 

Clayton  Hesson,    Pleasant .  Shade,   Pleasant   Shade,    Cookville ,  12  21 

Mrs.  V.  J.   Eleazer,   White   Bluff,   McAdow  Memorial,   Clarksville 2  50 

Rev.   J.   H.    Barbee,    Watertown,    Gordonville,    Cookville 3  00 

W.    A.    Montgomery,    Concord,    Virtue,    Knoxville 3  63 

Decie   Powers,    Palmyra,    Wilson's    Chapel,    Clarksville 10  00 

T.   E.   Lunn,    Spring  Hill,   Mt.   Lebanon,    Richland 4  53 

Miss  Edna  Pennington,  Mohawk,  Mohawk,  East  Tennessee 1  50 

G.  B.   Hardin,    Concord,    Marietta,    Knoxville ' 8  00 

Fannie   Ashley,    Beech    Grove,    Beech    Grove 8  81 

J.   P.   Howard,   Mulberry,    Loyd's   Chapel,   Elk 3  90 

Total     $  462  21 

Individual. 

Mrs.   Lee   Combs   and   children,    Henderson $  2  45 

Mrs.   M.    A.   Mayo,    Sweetwater 1  00 

Rev.   J.   R.   Goodpasture,   McMinnville 10  00 

Mrs.    H.    E.    Hobbs,    Fayetteville 1  00 

Mrs.  W.   W.   Neeley,    Savannah 5  00 

Mrs.    T.    A.    Clighan.    Erin 3  00 

T.    A.   Havron,    Nashville 1  00 

Mrs.    T.    A.    Havron,    Nashville 1  00 

Miss   Rosalie   Havron,    Nashville 1  00 

Master   James  Havi-on,    Nashville 1  00 

Total     $  26  45 

Total   for   Synod    $  545  84 

Texas  Synod. — Sunday  Schools. 

J.    R.    Eidon,    Troupe,    Troupe,    Texas-Greenville $  1  50 

D.   L.  Sorrels,   Bogota,   Bogota,   Dallas-Bonham 20  00 

J.   E.   Zumwalt,   Bertram,    Shady   Grove,    Austin 10  00 


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Mrs.   Ella   Godfrey,  Danville,   La.,   Danville,   Louisiana 3  20 

F.  B.    Meek,    Coushata,    Bethany,    Louisiana 8  11 

Gladys    Lowery,    Carthage,    Carthage,    Louisiana 2  15 

E.    L.   Harrison,    Marshall,    Gill,    Marshall 6  97 

Jesse  Pierce,   Jacksonville,    Union   Grove,    Dallas-Bonham 5  00 

G.  L.    Parr,    Montague,   Mt.    Tabor,    Gregory 14  55 

George    B.    Russell,    Hillsboro,    Antioch,    Corsicana-Waco 4  41 

Ossie   Wood,    Fort   Worth,    Fort   Worth,    Weatherford 8  20 

J.   H.   Elliot,   Bertram,   Mt.   Zion,   Austin 8  40 

J.   A.    Love,    Chriesman,    Chriesman,    Austin 1  40 

H.  B.  Stuttard,  Henderson,   Mt.  Hope,  Texas-Greenville 3  15 

E.  F.   McGayhey,   Dawson,   Dawson,   Corsicana-Waco 4  00 

B.    F.    McGayhey,    Dawson,    Crafton,    Corsicana-Waco 1  70 

Cassie   Baker,   Scottsboro,    Mt.    Zion,    Robert-Donnell 2  41 

Tom   R.    Stewart,   Whitney,    Whitney,    Corsicana-Waco 13  50 

W.    B.    Andres,    Gainesville,    Gainesville,    Denton 2  27 

W.    P.    Gist,    Winnsboro,    Pine   Hill 5  33 

W.    W.    Larkin,    Mansfield,    Mansfield 2  00 

Miss    Bessie    McMillian,    Blanket,    Blanket 4  00 

Mrs.   A.   H.   Pii)er,   Corsicana,   Corsicana,   Corsicana-Waco 5  35 

J.   A.   Alexander,   Henderson,   New   Harmony,   Texas-Greenville 5  35 

Rev.   G.   F.  Harris,   Troupe,    Bagley's   Chapel,   Texas-Greenville 1   95 

Rev.   G.   F.  Harris,   Troupe,   Martin's   Chapel,   Texas-Greenville 50 

Rev.    G.   F.   Harris,   Troupe,    Cumberland   Chapel,   Texas-Greenville S  80 

Mrs.  W.  J.   Bow  dry,   Nocoma,   Nocoma 4  95 

Miss  Helen   Bradford,   Dallas,   Dallas,   Dallas-Bonham 6  00 

Rev.   I.    K.   Floyd,   Hubbard,    Hubbard,    Corsicana-Waco 4  00 

W.   Y.    Fisher,   Longview,   Pine  Tree,    Marshall 10  00 

G.    H.    Gibbons,    Bowie,    Bowie,    Dallas-Bonham 6  00 

F.  L.   Orman,   Austin,   First   C.   P.,   Austin 8  95 

R.    C.   Jordon,    Chico,    Chico,    Gregory 7  50 

W.  H.   DeFreese,  Ruston,   Greenwood,   Louisiana 1  40 

M.  F.   Harris,   Troupe,   Martin's   Chapel.   Texas-Greenville 2  40 

J.    D.    Griffith,    Mt.    Enterprise.    Brockfield.    Texas-Greenville 1  75 

R.  L.   McClaran,   Marshall,   Hope   Chapel,   Marshall 5  00 

Rev.   W.   R.   Harber,    Henderson,   Mt.   Hope,    Texas-Greenville 35 

Claud    Dorough,    Marshall,    Marshall,    Marshall 15  00 

Total    $  222  50 

Individoal. 

W.   B.  Farmer  and  wife,   Ladonia $  10  00 

Mrs.    Lucy    Boyd,    Mexia 65 

J.   W.  Gorman,   Emory 1   00 

Mrs.   S.   R.   King,   Rockwood 2  00 

Miss    Bell   McClure,    Carlton ' 10  00 

John   Mullens,    San   Saba 4  00 

J.   C.   Irby,   Pickson 1  25 

Mrs.   S.   C.   Rodden,   Tona 10  00 

Total   $  38  90 

West  Texas-New  Mexico   Synod. — Congregations. 

R.   N.    James,    Quanah,    Quanah,   Amorita $  4  30 

Sunday  School. 

R.   N.  James,   Quanah,   Quanah,   Amorita $  1  85 


Total   for  Synod   $         6  15 

West  Tennessee  Synod. — Congregatjon. 

G.  A.  Burkhart,   Arlington,  Arlington,   Memphis $         7  00 


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Sunday  Schools.. 

Miss   Josephine    Shaw,    McKenzie,    Pilgrim's    Rest,    Hopewell $  3  95 

Mrs.   Ola  Harwood,   Atwood,   Pisgah,   Hopewell 12  00 

R.   L.   Tidrow,    Obion,    Obion,    Obion 2  30 

C.   E.   Drummond,   Hunting-ton,   Bethel,   Hopewell 7  25 

Gregory  Denney,   Milan,   Milan,   Hopewell 9  go 

H.   V.   Bryant,   Newbern,    Bethlehem,    Obion H  OO 

Miss   Maud  Herman,   Kossuth,   Shiloh,   Madison 3  17 

J.   H.  Hilliard,   Halls,    Poplar   Grove,   Obion 8  20 

Robert  Sanford,   Henderson,    Oak   Grove,    Madison 2  00 

C.    B.    Foust,    Greenfield,    Greenfield,    Hopewell 13  30 

Rev.   E.   Rueb,    Newbern,    Palestine,    Obion 8  lo 

Rev.   E.    Rueb,   Newbern,    Cloverdale,    Obion 2  45 

C.   W.   Curry,    Troy,   Troy,   Obion 4  45 

C.   P.  S.   S.,   Trimble,  Trimble,   Obion 7  05 

Mrs.  P.  Hart,   Dyersburg,  RoEllen,   Obion 3  55 

T.   E;  Gordon,   Dyer,   Mt.   Olive,   Obion 4  55 

R.   M.    Rucker,    Trezevant,    Trezevant,    Obion 6   35 

Ras   Gardner,    Sharon,   Hopev/ell,   Hopewell 2  00 

Joseph  A.   McAnulty,   Bolivar,   Bolivar,    Obion 7  54 

Miss    Fannie   Norment.    Whiteville,    Whiteville,    Obion 3  05 

Evelyn   Bennett,    Eaglesville,    Mt.    Vernon 2  50 

W.   R.   Holmes,   Kenton,   Kenton,   Obion 6  00 

A.    B.   Hamm,   Ramer,   Mt.   Vernon,    Madison 8  35 

A.   B.   Hamm,   Ramer,   Ramer,   Madison 50  00 

Sophronia   Allen,    Union   City,    Union,    Obion 8  00 

H.   P.   Thompson,    Kerrville,   "West  Union,   Memphis 5  40 

A.   J.   Hassell,    Trenton,    Davidson's   Chapel,    Hopewell 3  50 

Rev.   R.  H.   Jackson,   Sharon,   Sharon,   Hopewell 6  80 

Rev.   R.  H.  Jackson,   Sharon.   New  Salem,   Hopewell 4  60 

A.    W.    Owen,    McKenzie,    McKenzie,    Hopewell 11   50 

Mrs.   Ollie  S.   Gragg,   Arlington,   Arlington,   Memphis 3  15 

Rev.   P.    F.   Johnson,   McKenzie,    Huntington,   Hopewell 1   00 

L.   R.   Brooks,   Jackson,    Jackson,    Madison 2  50 

W.   F.   Cowan,   Rutherford,   Bells  Chapel.   Obion 2  00 

W.   L.   Pearson,   Jackson,   Claybrook,   Madison 5  35 

C.  B.   Foust,    Greenfield,   Greenfield,   Hopewell 1  00 

Rev.   C.   A.   Davis,   Saulsbury,   Hopewell,  Madison 3  55 

L.   F.    Chalkner,  Trimble,    Cool   Springs,   Obion 7  86 

Ruby    Keltncr,    Atoka,    Pleasant    Union,    Memphis 2  50 

D.  H.   Patterson,   Bradford,   Bradford,   Hopewell 8  00 

Mrs.   C.   E.   McCluney,    Covington,   Walnut  Grove,   Memphis 1   75 

J.   H.   Smith,   Kenton,   Mason   Hall,   Obion 2  55 

Mrs.    Bailey   Stovall,    Rives,    Crittendon's   Grove,    Obion 7  07 

E.  I.   Gordon,   Dyer,   Dyer,   Obion 10  17 

Eucal   Gresham,   Newbern,   Newbern,    Obion 7  00 

Rev.   J.   L.  Price,   Brunswick,   New  Salem,   Memphis 4  20 

S.    L.   Hardin,   Olive  Hill,    Olive   Hill,   Madison 3  00 

F.  E.   McElyea,    Camden,    Camden,    Hopewell 3  60 

W.  J.  Johnson,  Troy,  Mt.  Ararat,   Obion 1   27 

Hoyt  Drewry,    Greenfield,   Meridian,   Hopewell 1  43 

Mrs.    Will   Diggs,   Troy,    Camp    Ground.    Obion 4  50 

W.   B.   Cunningham,   Union   City,   Pre.sbyterial   ofllering,   Obion 114  66 


Total    $     433  82 

Individual. 

Mr.   and  Mrs.   D.   H.   Patterson,    Bradford S         5  00 


Total  for   Synod   >. S     438  82 

Grand    total    S  2,592  22 


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May  Payment  to  Beneficiaries,   1920. 

Name.  Address.  Pi-esbytery.  Synod.  Amount. 

Rev.  W.   H.  H.   King  ;   Bogota,   Tex.  ;   Sweetwater  ;  Texas $  25  00 

Rev.   E.   D.   Stockton  ;  Marmauduke,   Ark.  ;  W.   Prairie  ;  Arkansas 25  00 

Rev.   J.  H.   Day  ;  Detroit,  Tex.  ;  Dallas-Bonham  ;  Texas 25  00 

Mrs.   J.   C.   Marshall;   Speeklesville,   Tex.;  Austin;  Texas 25  00 

Mrs.   Eva   Jones  ;   Fort  Worth,   Tex.  ;  Weatherford  ;  Texas 25  00 

Mrs.  Fannie  Davis;   Gleason,   Tenn.  ;  Hopewell;  West  Tennessee 25  00 

Mrs.   R.   H.   Halbert:   West   Point,   Miss.;   Mississippi;   Mississippi 25  00 

Rev.   G.   P.   Hester ;  Ringgold,   Tex.  ;   Gregory  ;  Texas 25  00 

Rev.   G.   W.  Hilton;  Newbern,  Tenn.;   Obion;  West  Tennessee 25  00 

Mrs.  Annie  L.   Hogue  ;  Monticello,   Ark.;   Bartholomew;  Arkansas 25  00 

Mrs.  D.  A.   Knox  ;   Fort  Worth,   Tex.  ;  Weatherford  ;  Texas 25  00 

Mrs.   M.   A.   Laird;   Saulsbury,   Tenn.;  Madison;   West   Tennessee 25  00 

Mrs.  J.  P.  Redman  ;  Alvord,  Tex.  ;  Gregory  ;  Texas 25  00 

Mrs.   Hattie   Wilson;   Marengo,    Ind.  ;   Indiana;   Illinois 22  50 

Rev.   James   M.    Ragan  ;   Tino,    Mo.  ;    Platte  ;   Missouri 22  50 

Mrs.   M.  A.   Zellner  ;  Arlington,   Tenn.;  Memphis;  West  Tennessee 22  50 

Mrs.   R.   L.   Mason;   Chattanooga,   Tenn.;   Chattanooga;   Tennessee 22  50 

Rev.   W.   H.    Kelley  ;   Neshoba.   Miss.;   Mississippi;  Mississippi 22  50 

Mrs.   Martha  E.   Gracy  ;   Lakeland,   Fla.  ;  Florida;  Alabama 22  50 

Mrs.   Mary  Wells  ;   Seymour,   Mo.  ;   McGee  ;  Missouri 20  00 

Mrs.  R.  A.   Bsrry  ;  Unionville,   Mo.  ;  McGee  ;   Missouri 20  00 

Rev.  T.  E.   Rippee;   Stratford,   Okla.  ;   Chickasaw;   Indianola 20  00 

Rev.   F.   M.   Griffith;   Denton,   Tex.;   Denton;   Texas 20  00 

Mrs.   J.   G.  Anderson;   Memphis,   Tenn.;   Memphis;   West  Tennessee 20  00 

Mrs.   Edith   Davis;  Mansfield,   Mo.;   Springfield;   Missouri 20  00 

Rev.   T.   W.   Jennings;  Ralls,   Tex.;  Amorilla  ;   West  Texas 22  50 

Mrs.   C.    S.   Haglcr  ;   Gadsden,   Ala.  ;   Talladega  ;   Alabama 22  50 

Rev.   G.   W.   May;   Marion,   111.;  Ewing-McLin  ;  Illinois 25  00 

Rev.   N.   T.   Hopkins;  Milan,   Tenn.;   Hopewell;   West   Tennessee 25  00 

Mrs.   Jennie   Sharp;   Kirkville,    Mo.;  McGee;   Missouri 20  00 

Rev.  G.  B.  Russell;  Los  Angeles,   Cal.  ;  Weatherford;  Texas 22  50 

H.  H.  Denhardt  ;  Bowling  Green,   Ky.  ;  for  Home 500  00 

H.  H.  Denhardt  ;  Bowling  Green,   Ky. ;  for  Home 500  00 

Total    $  1,717  50 

August    Payment    to   Beneficiaries,    1920. 
Name.  Address.  Presbytery.  Synod.  Amount. 

Rev.   W.   H.   King  ;   Bogota,   Tex.  ;   Sweetwater  ;  Texas $  30  00 

Rev.   E.   D.   Stockton;  Marmaduke,   Ark.;  W.   Prairie;   Arkansas 30  00 

Rev.  J.  H.  Day  ;  Detroit,   Tex.  ;  Dallas-Bonham  ;  Texas 30  00 

Mrs.   J.   C.   Marshall;   Speeglesville,   Tex.;   Austin;  Texas 30  00 

Mrs.  Eva  Jones  ;  Fort  Worth,  Tex. ;  Weatherford  ;  Texas 30  00 

Mrs.   Fannie  Davis;  Gleason,   Tenn.;  Hopewell;  West  Tennessee 30  00 

Mrs.   R.   H.   Halbert;   South   Columbus,   Miss.;   Mississippi;   Mississippi 30  00 

Rev.  G.  P.  Hester  ;  Ringgold,  Tex.  ;  Gregory  ;  Texas 30  00 

Rev.  G.  W.  Hilton  ;  Newbern,  Tenn.  ;  Obion  ;  West  Tennessee 27  00 

Mrs.  Annie  L.  Hogue;  Monticello,   Ark.;   Bartholomew;  Arkansas 27  00 

Mrs.  D.  A.   Knox  ;  Fort  Worth,   Tex.  ;  Weatherford  ;  Texas. 30  00 

Mrs.  M.  A.  Laid;  Saulsbury,  Tenn.;  Madison;  West  Tennessee 30  00 

Mrs.  J.  P.  Redman  ;  Alvord,  Tex.  ;  Gregory  ;  Texas 30  00 

Mrs.  Hattie  Wilson  ;  Marengo,   Ind.  ;  Indiana  ;  Illinois 27  00 

Rev.  James  M.  Ragan  ;  Tino,  Mo.  ;  Platte  ;  Missouri 27  00 

Mrs.  R.  L.  Mason;  Chattanooga,  Tenn.;  Chattanooga;  Tennessee 27  00 

Rev.   W.  H.   Kelley;  Neshoba,   Miss.;   Mississippi;   Mississippi 27  00 

Mrs.   Martha  E.   Gracy;  Lakeland,   Fla.;  Florida;  Alabama 27  00 

Mrs.  Mary  Wells  ;  Seymour,  Mo.  ;  McGee  ;  Missouri 24  00 

Mrs.  R.  A.   Berry  ;  Unionville,   Mo.  ;  McGee  ;  Missouri 24"  00 

Rev.  T.  E.   Rippee;  Stratford,   Okla.;  Chickasaw;   Indianola 24  00 


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Rev.  F.  M.  Griffith  ;  Denton,  Tex.  ;  Denton  ;  Texas 24  00 

Mrs.  J.  G.  Anderson  ;  Memphis,   Tenn.  ;  Memphis  ;  West  Tennessee 24  00 

Mrs.   Edith   Davis;   Mansfield,   Mo.;   Springfield;   Missouri 24  GO 

Rev.  E.  W.  Jennings  ;  Ralls,  Tex.  ;  Amorilla  ;  West  Texas 27  00 

Mrs.   C.  S.  Hagler  ;  Gadsden,  Ala.;  Talladega;  Alabama 27  00 

Mrs.   G.   W.   May;  Marion,   III.;  Ewing-McLin  ;  Illinois 30  00 

Rev.  N.  T.  Hopkins;  Milan,  Tenn.;  Hopewell;  West  Tennessee 30  00 

Mrs.  Jennie  Sharp  ;  Kirksville,  Mo.  ;  McGee  ;  Missouri 24  00 

Rev.   G.  B.  Russell;  Los  Angeles,  Cal.  ;  Weatherford  ;  Texas 27  00 

Rev.  A.   S.  Johnson;  Nashville,   Tenn.;  Lebanon;  Tennessee 30  00 

Rev.   J.   D.  Allison;  McKenzie,   Tenn.;  Hopewell;   West  Tennessee 30  00 

H.   H.  Denhardt ;  for  Home  at  Bowling  Green,    Ky 500  00 

H.   H.  Denhardt ;  for  Home  at  Bowling  Green,    Ky 500  00 

Total    $  1,888  00 

November   Payment   to   Beneficiaries,   1920. 

Name.  Address.  Pi-esbytery.  Synod.  Amount. 

Rev.   W.   H.   King;   Bogota   ,Tex.  ;   Sweetwater;   Texas $  30  00 

Rev.   E.  D.   Stockton  ;  Marmaduke,   Ark. ;   W.   Prairie  ;  Arkansas 30  00 

Rev.  J.  H.  Day  ;  Detroit,   Tex.  ;  Dallas-Bonham  ;  Texas 30  00 

Mrs.   J.    C.   Marshall  ;   Speeglesville,   Tex.  ;   Austin  ;  Texas 30  00 

Mrs.   Eva  Jones  ;  Fort  Worth,  Tex.  ;  Weatherford  ;  Texas 30  00 

Mis.   Fannie  Davis;   Gleason,   Tenn.;  Hopewell;  West  Tennessee 30  00 

Mrs.    R.    H.    Halbert ;    South   Columbus,   Miss.;   Mississippi;   Mississippi 30  00 

Rev.  G.  P.  Hester  ;  Ringgold,  Tex. ;  Gregory  ;  Texas 30  00 

Rev.  G.   W.   Hilton;  Newbern,  Tenn.;  Obion;   West  Tennessee 30  00 

Mrs.   Annie   L.   Hogue  ;  Monticello,   Ark.;   Bartholomew;  Arkansas 27  00 

Mrs.   D.  A.   Knox;  Fort  Worth,   Tex.;   Weatherford;  Texas 30  00 

Mrs.   M.  A.  Laid;  Saulsbury,  Tenn.;  Madison;  West  Tennessee 30  00 

Mrs.  J.  P.  Redman  ;  Alvord,  Tex.  ;  Gregory  ;  Texas 30  00 

Mrs.  Hattie  Wilson  ;  Marengo,   Ind.  ;  Indiana  ;  Illinois 27  00 

F:ev.  James  M.  Ragan  ;  Tino,  Mo.  ;  Platte  ;  Missouri 27  00 

Mrs.  R.  L.  Mason;  Chattanooga,  Tenn.;  Chattanooga;  Tennessee 27  00 

Rev.   W.  H.   Kelley  ;  Neshoba,   Miss.;   Mississippi;   Mississippi 27  00 

Mrs.   Martha  E.   Gracy  ;   Lakeland,   Fla.  ;  Florida;  Alabama 27  00 

Mrs.  Mary  Wells  ;  Seymour,  Mo.  ;  McGee  ;  Missouri 24  00 

Mrs.  R.   A.   Berry;  Unionville,   Mo.;  McGee;  Missouri 24  00 

Rev.  F.  M.  Griffith  ;  Denton,   Tex.  ;  Denton  ;  Texas 24  00 

Mrs.  J.  G.   Anderson;  Memphis,   Tenn.;  Memphis;   West  Tennessee..., 24  00 

Mrs.   Edith  Davis;  Mansfield,   Mo.;   Springfield;   Missouri 24  00 

Rev.  E.  W.  Jennings  ;  Ralls,  Tex.  ;  Amorilla  ;  West  Texas 27  00 

Mrs.   C.  S.  Hagler  ;  Gadsden,  Ala. ;  Talladega  ;  Alabama 27  00 

Mrs.   G.   W.   May;  Marion,   111.;  Ewing-McLin  ;   Illinois 30  00 

Rev.  N.  T.  Hopkins;  Milan,  Tenn.;  Hopewell;  West  Tennessee 30  00 

Mrs.  Jennie  Sharp  ;  Kirksville,  JVTo.  ;  McGee  ;  Missouri 24  00 

Rev.   G.  B.  Russell  ;  Los  Angeles,  Cal.  ;  Weatherford  ;  Texas 27  00 

Rev.  A.  S.  Johnson  ;  Nashville,   Tenn.  ;  Lebanon  ;  Tennessee 30  00 

Mrs.   L.  A.  Evans   (Aug-ust),  Mt.  Pleasant,   Ark.;  White  River;  Arkansas...  27  00 

Mrs.   L.   A.    Evans;   Mt.   Pleasant.    Ark.;   White   River;   Arkansas 27  00 

Mrs.  Mary  Frances  Haden  ;  Auburn,   Ky.  ;  Logan  ;   Kentucky 30  00 

Rev.   M.   L.   Bullard  ;  Decatur,   Tex.  ;   Gregory  ;  Texas 30  00 

H.   H.  Denhardt ;  for  Home  at  Bowling   Green,    Ky 500  00 

H.   H.  Denhardt ;  for  Home  at  Bowling  Green,   Ky 500  00 

Rev.   J.   D.  Allison;  McKenzie,   Tenn.;  Hopewell;  West  Tennessee 30  00 

Total    $  1,981  00 

Christmas    Payment    to    Beneficiaries. 

Name.  Address.  Presbytery.  Synod.  Amount. 

Rev.   W.   H.   King  ;   Bogota,   Tex.  ;   Sweetwater  ;  Texas $  10  00 

Rev.  E.   D.    Stockton;   Marmaduke,   Ark.;  W.   Prairie;  Arkansas 10  00 


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Rev.  J.  H.   Day  ;  Detroit,  Tex.  ;  Dallas-Bonham  ;  Texas 10  00 

Mrs.   J.   C.   Marshall;  Speeglesville,   Tex.;  Austin;  Texas 10  00 

Mrs.   Eva  Jones;   Fort   Worth,   Tex.;   Weatherf  ord  ;   Texas 10  00 

Mrs.  Fannie  Davis;  Gleason,   Tenn.  ;  Hopewell;  West  Tennessee 10  00 

Mrs.    R.   H.   Halbert ;   South   Columbus,    Miss.;    Mississippi;   Mississippi 10  00 

Rev.   G.   P.   Hester  ;  Ringgold,   Tex. ;   Gregory  ;  Texas 10  00 

Rev.   G.   W.  Hilton;  Newbern,  Tenn.;  Obion;  West  Tennessee 10  00 

Mrs.   Annie   L.   Hogue  ;  Monticello,   Ark.;   Bartholomew;  Arkansas 10  00 

Mrs.   D.   A.   Knox;  Fort   Worth,   Tex.;  Weatherford  ;  Texas 10  00 

Mrs.   M.   A.   Laird;   Saulsbury,   Tenn.;  Madison;   West   Tennessee. 10  00 

Mrs.   J.   P.   Redman  ;  Alvord,   Tex.  ;   Gregory  ;  Texas 10  00 

Mrs.    Hattie   Wilson;   Marengo,    Ind.  ;   Indiana;   Illinois 10  00 

Rev.  James   M.   Ragan  ;  Tino,    Mo.  ;  Platte  ;  Missouri 10  00 

Mrs.   R.   L.   Mason;   Chattanooga,   Tenn.;   Chattanooga;   Tennessee 10  00 

Rev.   W.   H.   Kelley  ;   Neshoba,   Miss.;   Mississippi;  Mississippi 10  00 

Mrs.   Martha  E.    Gracy  ;   Lakeland,   Fla. ;  Florida;  Alabama 10  00 

Mrs.   Marp   P.   Wells;   Fordland,   Mo.;   McGee  ;   Missouri 10  00 

Mrs.   R.   A.   Berry  ;  Trenton,   Mo.  ;   McGee  ;  Missouri 10  00 

Rev.  T.  E.   Rippee  ;  Kansas  City,   Mo.;  Chickasaw;  Indianola 10  00 

Rev.   F.   M.   Griffith;  Denton,   Tex.;   Denton;   Texas 10  00 

Mrs.  J.  G.  Anderson;  Memiihis,  Tenn.;  Memphis;  West  Tennessee 10  00 

Mrs.    Edith    Davis;   Mansfield.    Mo.;    Springfield;    Missouri 10  00 

Rev.   E.   W.   Jennings  ;   Ralls,   Tex.  ;  Amorilla  ;  Texas 10  00 

Mrs.   C.   S.   Hagler  ;   Gadsden,   Ala.;   Talladega;   Alabama 10  00 

Mrs.   G.   W.   May  ;  Marion,    111.  ;  Ewing-McLin  ;   Illinois 10  00 

Rev.   N.   T.   Hopkins  ;  Milan,   Tenn.  ;  Hopewell ;   West   Tennessee 10  00 

Mrs.  Jennie   Sharp;   Kirksville,    Mo.;   McGee;   Missouri 10  00 

Rev.   G.   B.   Russell;  Los   Angeles,    Cal.  ;    Weatherford;   Texas 10  00 

Rev.  A.   S.   Johnson;  Nashville,  Tenn.;   Lebanon;  Tennessee 10  00 

Mrs.  L.  A.  Evans;  Mount  Pleasant,  Ark.;  White  River;  Arkansas 10  00 

Mrs.   Mary   F.   Haden  ;   Auburij,    Ky. ;   Logan;   Kentucky 10  00 

Rev.   M.   L.   Bullard  ;  Decatur,   Tex.  ;  Gregory  ;  Texas 10  00 

Mrs.   Hessie   Swearegin  ;   Cookville,   Tenn.  ;    Cookville  ;   Tennessee 10  00 

Total    $  350  00 

February  Payment  to  Beneficiaries,  1921. 
Name.  Address.  Presbytery.  Synod.  Amount. 

Rev.   W.   H.   King;   Bogota  ,Tex.  ;   Sweetwater;  Texas $  30  00 

Rev.   E.   D.   Stockton  ;  Mai-maduke,   Ark.  ;  W.   Prairie  ;  Arkansas 30  00 

Rev.   J.  H.  Day  ;  Detroit,  Tex.  ;  Dallas-Bonham  ;  Texas 30  00 

Mrs.   J.    C.   Marshall;   Speeglesville,   Tex.;   Austin;  Texas 30  00 

Mrs.  Eva  Jones  ;  Fort  Worth,  Tex.  ;  Weatherford  ;  Texas 30  00 

Mrs.   Fannie  Davis;  Gleason,   Tenn.;  Hopewell;   West  Tennessee 30  00 

Mrs.   R.   H.    Halbert;    South   Columbus,    Miss.:   Mississippi;   Mississippi 30  00 

Rev.  G.  P.  Hester  ;  Ringgold,  Tex. ;  Gregory  ;  Texas 30  00 

Rev.   G.  W.   Hilton;  Newbern,  Tenn.;  Obion;  West  Tennessee 30  00 

Mrs.   Annie  L.  Hogue;  Monticello,   Ark.;   Bartholomew;  Arkansas 27  00 

Mrs.   D.  A.   Knox  ;  Fort  Worth,   Tex.  ;  Weatherford  ;  Texas 30  00 

Mrs.  M.  A.   Laird;  Saulsbury,  Tenn.;  Madison;  West  Tennessee 30  00 

Mrs.  J.  P.  Redman  ;  Alvord,  Tex.  ;  Gregory  ;  Texas 30  00 

Mrs.  Hattie  Wilson  ;  Marengo,  Ind.  ;  Indiana  ;  Illinois 27  00 

Rey.    James   M.    Ragan  ;    Tino,    Mo.  ;    Platte  ;   Missouri 27  00 

Mrs.  R.  L.  Mason;  Chattanooga,  Tenn.;  Chattanooga;  Tennessee 27  00 

Rev.   W.  H.   Kelley;  Neshoba,   Miss.;   Mississippi;   Mississippi 27  00 

Mrs.  Martha  E.   Gracy;   Lakeland,   Fla.;  Florida;  Alabama 27  00 

Mrs.  Mary  Wells  ;  Seymour,  Mo.  ;  McGee  ;  Missouri 24  00 

Mrs.  R.  A.   Berry  ;  Unionville,   Mo.  ;  McGee  ;  Missouri 24  00 

Rev.   T.   E.    Rippee  ;   Stratford,    Okla.  ;   Chickasaw  ;   Indianola 24  00 

Rev.  F.  M.  Griffith  ;  Denton,   Tex.  ;  Denton  ;  Texas 24  00 

Mrs.  J.  G.  Anderson;  Memphis,  Tenn.;  Memphis;  West  Tennessee 24  00 


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Mrs.   Edith   Davis  ;  Mansfield,   Mo.  ;   Springfield  ;  Missouri 24  00 

Rev.  E.  W.  Jennings;  Ralls,  Tex.;  Amorilla ;  West  Texas 27  00 

Mrs.   C.  S.  Hagler  ;  Gadsden,   Ala. ;  Talladega  ;  Alabama 27  00 

Mrs.   G.   W.   May;  Marion,   111.;  Ewing-McLin  ;   Illinois 30  00 

Rev.  N.  T.  Hopkins;  Milan,  Tenn.  ;  Hopewell;  West  Tennessee 30  00 

Mrs.  Jennie  Sharp  ;  Kirksville,  Mo.  ;  McGee  ;  Missouri ; . .  24  00 

Rev.   G.  B.  Russell;  Los  Angeles,   Cal. ;  Weatherf  ord  ;  Texas 27  00 

Rev.  A.   S.  Johnson;  Nashville,   Tenn.;  Lebanon;  Tennessee 30  00 

Mrs.   L.  A.  Evans  ;  Mt.   Pleasant,   Ark.  ;   White  River  ;  Arkasas 27  00 

Mrs.  Mary  F.  Haden  ;  Auburn,   Ky.  ;  Logan  ;  Kentucky 30  00 

Rev.  M.  L.  Bullard  ;  Decatur,  Tex.  ;  Gregory  ;  Texas   30  00 

Mrs.  Hessie  Swearengin  ;  Cookville,  Tenn.;  Cookville  ;  Tennessee 24  00 

Mrs.  L.  H.  Hoi  comb  ;  Troupe,   Tex.;  Texas-Greenville;  Texas 24  00 

H.   H.   Denhardt ;  for  Home  at   Bowling  Green,   Ky 500  00 

Total    $1,526  50 

Miscellaneous   Expense   of   the   Board. 
Emergency  or  Distress  Calls. 

May  5,   1920,   Mrs.  W.  J.   Haden,   sickness $  25  00 

April  6,   1920,  Rev.  S.  H.   McElvain,   by  request  of  donors 10  00 

April  6,  1920,  Rev.  J.  D.  Allison,   sickness 25  00 

May  12,   1920,   Mrs.  G.   W.  May,   funeral  expense 20  00 

July  24,  1920,  Rev.  A.  S.  Johnson,  sickness 20  00 

July  24,  1920,  Rev.  J.  D.  Allison,  sickness 20  00 

September  25,   1920,   Rev.   G.  W.  Hilton,  by  request  of  donors 114  66 

September  28,    1920,  Rev.   M.   L.   Bullard,   sickness 25  00 

March  11,   1921,  Rev.  Byrd  Phillips,  sickness 20  00 

Total    $  279  66 

Postage. 

April  7,  1920,  Rev.  J.  A.  McLane $  2  00 

April   15,   1920,  Rev.  J.  A.  McLane 4  00 

April  28,   1920,  Rev.  J.  A.  McLane 5  00 

May  17,   1920,  Rev.  J.   A.   McLane 2  00 

July  24,   1920,  Rev.  J.  A.   McLane 2  00 

August  27,    1920,   Rev.  J.   A.   McLane 2  00 

October  19,   1920.  Rev.  J.  A.  McLane 2  00 

October  28.   1920,  Rev.  J.  A.  McLane 1  00 

November   23,    1920,    Rev.   J.   A.    McLane 2  00 

December  22,    1920,   Rev.   J.  A.   McLane 2  00 

January   17,    1921,   Rev.   J.   A.   McLane '. 2  00 

February  24,   1921,   Rev.   J.   A.   McLane 15  00 

March   10,   1921,   Rev.  J.   A.   McLane 2  00 

Total    $  43  00 

Printing    and   Office   Expenses. 

June   6,    1920,   Bethany   Echo,   printing   for   Easter   offering $  14  00 

April   13,   1920,   Miss  Vivian   Lewis,   office  help 5  00 

June   18,    1920,   Macon   Co.,   Telephone  Co.,   message  to   Bowling   Green 1  95 

February   26,   1921,   J.   A.   McLane,   office   supplies 2  00 

Total    , $  22  95 

Traveling  Expenses. 

May  26,   1920,  Rev.  J.  A.  McLane,  expense  to  General  Assembly $  16  00 

June  14,  1920,  Rev.  J.  A.  McLane,  Board  meeting 18  00 

June  15,  1920,  Rev.  J.  E.  Cortner,  Board  meeting , 7  60 

June  15,   1920,  R.  M.  Lisman,   Board  meeting 12  00 


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June  15,   1920,   C.  E.   Cooper,   Board  meeting 23  50 

September   10,   1920,  J.  A.  McLane,   visiting  Illinois   Presbytery 4  00 

February   14,   1921,  Rev.  J.  A.  McLane   (two  checks)    Board  meeting 13  50 

Februai-y   15,   1921,   Rev.   C.  A.   Galloway,    Board  meeting 20  50 

February  15,   1921,   C.  E.   Cooper,   Board  meeting 13  00 

February  15,    1921,   Rev.  J.   M.   Cook,   Board   meeting 12  96 

February  15,  1921,  R.  M.   Lisman,   Board  meeting 8  00 

February   15,   1921,  Harry  Copper,   Board  meeting 15  00 

March   10,   1921,  Rev.   B.  J.  Reagin,  expense  of  J.  D.  Allison  to  Home 9  25 

March   19,    1921,   J.   A.   McLane,   expense  to  Foster   Presbytery 6  00 

March  29,   1921,  J.  A.  McLane,   expense  to  Ewing-McLin  Presbytery 10  00 

Total    $  188  81 

Salaries. 

Corresponding   Secretary   and   Treasurer $  300  00 

C.   E.   Cooper,    Recording   Secretary 25  00 

Total    $  325  00 

Summary  of  Disbursements. 

(From  April   1,   1920,  to  March   31,    1921 — Beneficiaries.) 

Payment   for   May    1,    1920 $  1,717  50 

Payment  for  August   1.    1920 1,888  00 

Payment   for   November,    1920 1,981   00 

Christmas   payment    350  00 

Payment  for  February   1,   1921 1,526  00 

Total   for   beneficiaries    $  7,462  50 

Distress  or   emergency   calls $  279  66 

Postage    43  00 

Printing  and  office  expense 22  95 

Traveling    expense    188  81 

Salaries    325  00 

Total    disbursements    $  8,321  92 

Cash,  merchandise,  etc.,  at  the  Home  other  than  appropriated  by  Board... $  1,744  37 

Grand   total   disbursements    $  10,066  29 

Summary  of  Receipts. 

Congregations    $  107  63 

Sunday   schools    2,330  44 

Individuals    154  15 

Budget  Committee    6,281  00 

Scott   State   Bank    29  11 

Sale  of  cow  at  the  Home 80  00 

Interest  on  bonds 28  96 


Total    S    9,011  29 

Cash,   merchandise,   etc.,  received  at  the  Home  other   than  appropriated  by 

the   Board    S    1,744  37 

Total   receipts    $  10,755  66 

Cash  Balance  Sheet. 

To  balance   April   1,    1920 $    6,910  59 

Received    from    all    sources 10,755  66 


Grand  total  receipts    $  17,666  25 


76  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Total   disbursements   for   the   year $  10,066  29 

Balance   in   bank,   April    1,    1921 7,59:)  96 

Total    .■ S  17,666  25 

Balance    in    Bank,    April    1,    1921 §    7,599  96 

Amount  in   Endowment   invested  in  liberty  bonds 700  00 

Grand    total     $    8,299  96 

R.   M.   LISMAN,   President,  Dixon,   Ky. ; 

REV.  JOHN  A.  McLANE,   Cor.  Sec.  and  Treas.,   Bethany,  111. 


REPORT    OF    BOARD    OF    TRUSTEES    OF    THE    GENERAL    ASSEMBLY. 

To  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  in  session  at 
Greenfield,   Mo. : 

Brethren :  The  Secretary  of  your  Board  of  Trustees  submit  the  following  annual 
report  for  your  consideration:  At  the  regular  annual  meeting  of  the  Board  (June 
meeting)  the  same  officers  were  re-elected  for  the  coming  year — namely :  E.  W.  Beck, 
President ;  J.  W.  Goodrum,  Vice  President  ;  M.  R.  Graham,  Secretary ;  W.  J.  Den- 
hardt,  Treasurer.  In  my  report  of  last  year  mention  was  made  of  the  will  of  Brother 
J.  A.  Bell,  of  Gibson  County,  Tenn.,  bequesting  to  the  Trustees  for  the  Cumberland 
Presbyterian  Church  a  third  interest  in  an  estate  valued  at  some  seventy-five  thou- 
sand dollars.  As  soon  as  it  was  practical,  the  Board  took  it  up  and  found  there  was 
litigation  to  contend  with,  and  after  several  letters  were  passed,  the  firm  of  Moore 
&  Hudgins,  attorneys  of  Union  City,  Tenn.,  were  employed  to  take  charge  of  the 
case.  The  suit  in  the  Chancery  Court  went  in  our  favor.  An  appeal  was  taken  by 
the  contestants  to  the  court  of  Civil  Appeal.  The  case  has  been  tried,  but  a  letter 
just  received  from  Moore  and  Hudgins  informs  us  that  a  decision  has  not  been  ren- 
dered, but  they  are  confident  of  victory  in  this  court  also.  Mrs.  Mary  E.  Alexander, 
of  Dresden,  Tenn.,  in  a  will,  gave  to  the  Church  (through  the  Trustees)  quite  a  sum 
of  money  (amount  not  reported)  to  be  set  apart  in  three  specified  divisions  for 
Church  beneficiaries,  as  she  directed.  The  will  is  being  contested  by  heirs,  and  the 
interest  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  was  placed  in  the  hands  of  our 
attorney,  H.  H.  Denhardt,  by  the  Trustees 

Mrs.  Graf  informs  the  Board  that  the  propei-ty  in  China,  belonging  to  the  Wo- 
man's Board  of  Missions,  but  erroneously  deeded  to  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian 
Church,  has  been  transferred  from  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  to  the 
Woman's  Board  of  Missions,  the  rightful  owners. 

Mrs.  Paralee  Jackson,  of  Jackson  County,  Ala.,  deeded  property,  consisting  of 
farm  lands,  town  lots,  etc.,  valued  at  some  thirty  or  thirty-five  thousand  dollars,  to 
the  Board  of  Trustees  for  the  Chui-ch,  at  her  death,  on  certain  conditions  to  be  com- 
plied with  by  the  General  Assembly.  The  deed  was  accepted  and  placed  in  the  hands 
of  our  attorney,  who  had  it  recorded  in  the  county  seat  of  Jackson  County  and  re- 
turned to  him  in  Bowling  Green.  , 

The  Board  of  Trustees,  by  a  vote  of  their  Executive  Committee,  have  agreed  to 
accept  liberty  bonds  at  par  value,  to  the  amount  of  fifty  thousand  dollars,  as  part 
payment  of  the  one  hundred  thousand  dollars  bequeath  to  the  Trustees,  for  the 
Church,  by  John  T.  Laughlin,  of  Iowa. 

In  conclusion,  I  will  say  that  your  Board  of  Trustees  have  endeavored  to  carry 
out,  in  every  particular,  what  they  believed  to  be  for  the  interest  of  the  Church,  but 
have  been  greatly  hampered  by  lack  of  funds.  The  Boards  Treasury  is  empty ;  and 
when  we  are  called  upon  to  employ  an  attorney  or  to  send  some  one  as  a  repre- 
sentative to  look  after  the  interest  of  the  Church,  we  have  to  decline  to  do  so  on 
account  of  an  empty  treasury,  or  refer  them  to  the  Assembly  for  their  pay,  which  is 
embarrassing,  to  say  the  least ;  and  we  now  ask  the  Assembly  to  place  in  the  hands 
of  our  Treasurer,  W.  J.  Denhardt,  of  Bowling  Green.,  Ky.,  su..cient  funds  to  meet 
all  the  demands  that  may  be  encumbered  on  the  Board  of  Trustees  to  advance  the 
interest   of   our   beloved   denomination. 

M.  R.   GRAHAM,   Sec.  Assembly's  Board  of  Trustees. 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  77 

REPORT    OF   THE   STATED    CLERK  AND    GENERAL   TRAVELING   SECRETARY 

OF  THE   GENERAL  ASSEMBLY   OF  THE   CUMBERLAND 

PRESBYTERIAN   CHURCH. 

To  the  ninety-first  meeting  of  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presby- 
terian Church,  in  session  at  Greenfield,   Mo.,  May  19-25,   1921 : 

Fathers  and  Brethren :  Again  it  is  our  pleasure  to  submit  for  your  prayerful 
consideration  this  our  annual  report. 

Our  report  this  year  is  not  unlike  the  repoi-ts  of  the  work  in  the  past,  except 
with  delight  to  point  to  a  more  hopeful  outlook  for  the  future  in  our  beloved  Zion. 
The  work  in  all  departments  seems  to  be  taking  on  new  life.  For  this  we  should  feel 
humbly  grateful   to  our  Heavenly  Father. 

Greetings  Received  after  Close  of  Last  Assembly. 

Some  days  after  the  close  of  our  last  session  of  the  General  Assembly  we  had 
forwarded  to  us,  by  mail,  from  the  pastor  host.  Rev.  J.  W.  Dishman,  the  following 
telegram  of  greetings : 

"Greensboro,    N.    C,    May    26,     1920. 

"General   Assembly,    Cumberland   Presbyterian    Church,    McKenzie,    Tenn. : 

"The  Methodist  Protestant  Church,  in  General  Conference  assembled,  sends  you 
fraternal  greetings  in  the  name  of  our  common  Lord.  Peace  be  within  your  walls 
and  prosperity   within  your  palaces. 

General  Conference,  Methodist  Protestant  Church, 
T.  S.  LEWIS,  President; 
C.   H.    BECK,    Secretary." 

Encouraging  Reports. 

Only  a  few  Presbyteries  have  so  far  made  to  us  their  statistical  report,  but  of 
these  a  few  v.i'.i  show  the  healthy  growth  of  the  several  congn-egations  in  their 
bounds,  which  we  believe  to  be  an  indication  of  greater  prosperity.  Cumberland 
Presbytery  i-eported  in  1920,  1,513  resident  members,  and  in  1921  reported  1,621 
resident  members.  Ozark,  in  1920,  reported  616  ;  in  1921,  reported  ^729.  Brown- 
wood,  in  1920,  reported  114;  in  1921,  142.  East  Tennessee,  in  1920,  reported  907; 
in  1921,  995.  Springfield,  in  1920,  681  ;  in  1921,  931.  Robert-Donnell,  in  1920,  550  ; 
in  1921,  729.  Amorilla,  in  1920.  229  ;  in  1921,  271.  Logan,  in  1920,  784  ;  in  1921, 
874.     Illinois,  in  1920.  432  ;  in  1921.  522. 

These  nine  Presbyteries  show  a  net  gain  in  resident  membership  of  1,988.  Only 
one  Presbytery,  so  far  received,  shows  any  considerable  loss,  and  this  Presbytery 
fewer  than  200.  If  this  ratio  continues  through  all  reports,  we  shall  be  able  to  show 
a  splendid  gain  this  year. 

The   Church   a  Missionary   Church. 

Perhaps  never  in  our  denominational  life  has  there  been  shown  so  great  an  in- 
terest in  missions  as  just  now.  More  money  has  doubtless  been  given  to  the  cause 
of  missions  since  May  1,  1920,  than  within  any  other  period  of  twice  as  long  during 
the  glorious  history  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church. 

A  beautiful  Vuilding,  a  credit  to  the  Church  and  an  honor  to  the  faithful  men 
and  women  who  have  made  it  possible,  has  just  been  completed  in  Chinatown,  San 
Francisco,  at  a  cost  of  more  than  $30,000.  Another  is  being  built  in  Canton,  China. 
Thanks  to  the  faithful  labors  and  untiring  zeal  of  our  beloved  brother  and  true  yoke 
fellow.  Gam  Sing  Quah.  The  building  in  Canton  will  soon  be  ready  for  occupancy 
and  new  fields  will  be  open  and  new  territory  taken.  May  our  heavenly  Father 
speed  the  Church  in  this  "the  greatest  work  in  the  world." 

Presbyterial   and  Synodical  Lines. 

The  act  of  the  ninetieth  meeting  of  your  reverend  body  (see  page  119,  Memorial 
No.  2,  Minutes  General  Assembly,  year  1920)  did  dissolve  the  Synod  of  West  Texas- 
New  Mexico  and  added  its  Presbyteries,  Amorilla,  Roswell,  Brownwood,  and  S\yeet- 
water,  to  Texas  Synod,  so  that  the  lines  of  Texas  Synod  now  include  all  that  terri- 
toi-y   formerly  in  West  Texas-New  Mexico   Synod. 


78  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Reduction  of  Salary. 

Following  the  general  downward  trend  of  salaries  and  living  expenses  we  re- 
spectfully ask  that  your  Auditing  and  Finance  Committee,  to  which  will  doubtless  be 
referred  our  rei^ort  to  recommed  to  your  reverend  body,  the  reducing  of  the  Stated 
Clerk's  and  Treasurer's  salary  from  twelve  hundred  to  nine  hundred  dollars  per  year. 

Financial  Exhibit. 

We  append  hereto,   and  make   it  a   part  of  this  our   report,   the  financial   exhibit 
of    your   Treasurer    and    ask   that    same   go    into   the   hands   of   your    Financial    Com- 
mittee  for   a   careful   auditing.  Respectfully   and   prayerfully   submitted, 
D.  W.   FOOKS,   Stated   Clerk  and  General  Traveling 

Secretary,    Cumberland  Presbyterian    Church. 
Paducah,  Ky.,  April  16,   1921. 


Financial  Exhibit  of  the  Treasurer  of  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Pres- 
byterian   Church    to    the    Ninety-First   Meeting    in    Greenfield,    Mo., 
May    19-25,    1921. 

Receipts  and  Resources. 
1920. 

May   31,   forwarded   from   last   report $  943  32 

May   31,   Sweetwater  Presbytery,  by  J.   L.   Elliott 25'  00 

May  31,   Choctaw,   Henry  -J.   Bond 44  60 

May  31,   Lexington,  Dr.  R.  M.   King 47  60 

May  31,  Brownwood,  J.  G.  Braly 6  50 

May   31,   Lincoln-Decatur,   M.   C.   Powers 37  95 

May  31,   Leitchfield,  Mrs.  L.  M.  Woosley 4  50 

May   31,   Fort  Smith,   H.   B.   Collier 38  75 

May  31,   Florida,   F.   H.   Callahan 17  50 

May   31,   White  River,   J.   S.   Bone 26  10 

May  31,  Tulare,   Mrs.  W.  M.  Bennett 3  65 

May  31,  Weatherford,   O.  N.  Baucom 23  15 

May   31,   Marshall,   R.   S.   Garrett 20  70 

May  31,  Indiana,   G.   C.   Kreig 39  65 

May  31,   California,  Mrs.  N.   B.  Sitton 4  40 

May   31,   Oklahoma,   Miss   Bertha  McCord 10  20 

May   31,   Chickasaw,   F.   A.   Brown 19  85 

May  31,    Cumberland,   N.   A.   Johnson 44  95 

May   31,  Madison,   D.   M.  McAnulty 90  95 

May  31,   Ozark,  D.   S.  Brown 30  80 

May   31,   Morrillton,   John   A.   Pless 33  50 

May    31,    Hopewell,    R.   H.    Jackson 116  95 

May  31,  Cherokee.  C.  M.  Smith 8  30 

May   31,   Little  Rock-Burrow,   G.   W.   LaForce 2  50 

May  31,  Memphis,   J.  M.  Holly 50  50 

May  31,   McMinnville,   A.   B.   MofFitt 30  00 

May   31,  Robert-Donnell,   L.  B.  Morgan 27  50 

June  18,   Springfield,   J.   A.  Russell 34  05 

August   19,   Obion,   W.   B.    Cunningham 15'7  45 

September  10,  Elk,  R.  L.  Stem 47  00 

September   10,  Two  Coi^ies  of  Minutes 1  00 

September   14,   Richland,  T.  H.   Porter 82  35 

September  14,  one  copy  of  Minutes "0 

September  20,   Chattanooga,  F.  A.   Seagle 103  35 

September  20,  one  copy  of  Minutes 50 

September  27,  Fort  Smith,  H.  B.  Collier H  05 

September   27,   Princeton,   F.   L.   McDowell 89  56 

September  27,   Bartholomew,   T.   S.   Douglas 26  05 

September  27,   Platte,  J.   S.  Wayman 20  50 

September  30,  two  copies  of  Minutes 1  00 


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October  14,   Logan,  J.   T.   Wilson 39  20 

October   14,   Cumberland,   N.  A.   Johnson 28  44 

October  14,   Owensboro,   E.   B.   McEwing 4q  qo 

October   14,  Princeton,   F.  L.   McDowell I3  79 

October  14,  Platte,  J.  S.  Wayman j^  Oq 

October  14,  New  Hope,  Paul  Thompson 40  qq 

October   18,   Denton,   W.   B.   Andress I4  50 

November   1,  Talladega,  Robert  S.  Hudson 14  70 

November  18,  one  copy  of  Minutes 50 

December   2,    Brownwood,   J.    G.    Braly 6  60 

1921. 

January   25,    Knoxville,    W.   F.   Patch 57  90 

February  8,   Illinois,   D.   W.   Cheek 21  60 

February  8,  Tulare,  Mrs.  J.  M.  Bramblett 50 

February  8,  one  copy  of  Minutes 50 

February  17,  East  Tennessee,  J.  B.  Park 45  35 

Febi-uary  21,   Lexington,   Dr.   R.   M.   King 27  20 

February   21,   Foster,    Charles   E.    Cooper 22  30 

February   21,    Austin,    J.   D.    Potts ; 18  80 

Februai-y    21,    Elk,    R.   L.    Stem 66  20 

February   21,    Corsicana-Waco,    S.    C.    Lockett 30  40 

February  21,  Memphis,  J.  M.  Holly 40  20 

February  28,   Greer,  Mrs.  J.  L.  Joyner 5  45 

March  4,  Louisiana,   C.  J.  Hinton 5  35 

March  7,  Porter,  T.  J.  Hampton 33  85 

March  7,  Foster,   Charles  E.   Cooper 50 

April  5,  Ewing-McLin,  E.  M.  Johnson 33  00 

April   5,   McGready,   L.   T.   Hester 19  80 

April   6,   Lebanon,   B.   W.   Covington 99  35 

April   6,   Mississippi,   P.   B.   Sheely 31   65 

April   6,   Amorilla,    George   L.   Davis 13  55 

April  6,   California,   Mrs.  N.   B.   Sitton 4  60 

April  15,  Cumberland,  R.  D.  Burress 47  21 

April  15,  Texas-Greenville,   G.  F.  Harris 27  70 

April  15,  White  River,  J.  S.  Bone 24  20 

April  15,  Oklahoma,   Bertha  McCord 11  05 

April   15,   Robert-Donnell,   L.   B.   Morgan 36  45 

April   15,   Mayfield,   D.   W.   Fooks 92  70 


Total    receipts   from    all    sources $  3,340  72 

1920.  Disbursements. 

April  15,  expenses  to  and  from  Nashville,  room  and  meals,  2  days..$  7  75 

May  2,  expenses  to  and  from  Nashville,  room  and  meals 6  45 

May    1,    stamps 3  00 

May  7,  stamps 4  00 

May   9,   railroad   to   Memphis 2  75 

May  9,  room  and  meals  in  Memphis,  two  days 6  50 

May    11,    railroad   to   McKenzie 1  90 

May  11,  telephone,  meals  and  room 4  15 

May   12,    meals,    room,    and   stamps 3  95 

May  13,  meals  and  room 2  85 

May    17,    meals 75 

May  18,  meals,  room(   and  telephone 3  60 

May  19,  stationery 65 

May  20,  meals 95 

May   22,    ink,    postals,    etc 40 

May  26,  drayage  and  meals 2  00 

May  27,   meals   and  room 3  50 

May  28,  meals,   room,   and  stamps 4  25                ' 

May    29,    meals 45 


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May   30,  meals 3  75 

Paid   by    check   No.    235 $  61  80 

May  26,  New  Cumberland  Press,  printing  advanced  minutes,  check  No.  230.  215  60 

May  27,  stenographic  work,   at  1920  Assembly,   paid  by  check  No.   231 9  25 

May  27,  telegrams  at   1920  Assembly,   paid  by  check  No.   232 7  54 

May    27,    J.    L.    Baker,    for    board    of    stenographer   during    Assembly,    check 

No.    233    7  50 

May  26,  Rev.  S.   L.  Noel,  engrossing  clerk,  check  No.  234 20  00 

May   29,   Stated  Clerk's  salary  for  May,   check  No.  236 75  GO 

May   31,   express  and  Assembly  stationery,   check  No.   237 3  81 

Total    expense    for    May $     400  50 

1920. 

June    1,   railroad   fare  to   Clarksville $  1  85 

June   1 ,   meals  and  room 3  85 

June   2,    railroad   fare   to   Nashville 75 

June   2,   meals  and   room 3  15 

June  3,   meals  and  room 3  25 

June   4,   meals  and  room 3  00 

June   4,    stamps 65 

June   15,   rooms   and  meals 2  85 

June   16,   meals   and  room 3  25 

June   17,   meals  and  room 2  60 

June  18,  meals  and  room 3  00 

June   18,    stami5s 1  00 

June    21,    railroad   fare   to   Evansville 2  95 

June  21,   room  and  meals 3  10 

June  22,  railroad  fare  to  Nashville 2  85 

June  22,   room   and  meals 2  80 

June    23,    room    and   meals 3  00 

June  24,   room  and  meals 3   40 

June   28,   room  and   meals 2  75 

June  29,  room  and  meals 2  85 

Expense  for  month  paid  by  check  No.  244 $  52  90 

June   5,   press  reporter,    1920   Assembly,    Rev.   W.   Y.   Durrett,   paid  by   check 

No.    238    4  00 

June  5,  Young  "Printing  Co.  (type  pare,  see  bill)  paid  by  check  No.  243....  1  65 
June  17,  Rev.  A.   C.   Biddle,   compiler  of  C.  P.  Digest,   check  lost  and  check 

No.   243  duplicate    71   31 

June    18,    Rev.    J.    L.    Hudgins,    payment    on    printing    1920    minutes,    check 

No.    241    250  CO 

June  21,  D.  W.  Fooks,  salary  for  June,  check  No.  242 100  00 

Total    expense    for    month $     479  86 

1920. 

July  6,   rooms  and  meals    (Nashville) $  2  80 

July   7,    rooms   and   meals 3  10 

July  8,  meals 2  05 

July    8,    stamps 100 

July   13,   railroad  fare  to   Evansville 4  40 

July    13,    meals 110 

July   14,   railroad  fare   to  Nashville 2  65 

July  14,   rooms   and  meals   (Nashville) 3  05 

July  21,.  rooms  and  meals 2  50 

July  22,  room  and  meals 3  10 

July  23,  meals 2  00 

July  27,  room  and  meals 3  00 

July   28,    room   and   meals •  •  •  •  3  45 

July    29,    meals 2  00 

Expense  for  month,  paid  by  check  No.  248 5       36  20 


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July  8,  J.  L.  Hudgins,  payment  on  1920  minutes,  check  No.   245 250  00 

July  20,  Young  Printing  Co.    (copying  paper)   check  No.  246 1  00 

July  20,  D.  W.  Fooks,  Stated  Clerk's  salary  for  July,  check  No.  247 100  00 

Total  expense  for  month $387  20 

1920. 

August  2,  raili-oad  fare  to  Nashville $  4  15 

August   2,   meals  and  room 3  35 

August  3,  meals  and  room 3  15 

August    9,    Meals    and    room , 3  60 

August  10,  railroad  fare  to  Memphis  (Pullman) 2  75 

August  16,   meals   and  room 3  45 

August    19,    meals    and    room 3  65 

August  20       meals 1  50 

Augnist   20,   help   in  mailing,  minutes 2  25 

August  20,   railroad  fare  to  Evansville 2  85 

August  21,   meals   for  day 1  15 

August  21,  railroad  fare  to  Paducah 2  75 

August  31,  expense  for  month,  paid  by  check  No.   250 $       34  60 

August  19,  D.  W.  Fooks,  salary  for  August,   1920,   check  No.   250 100  00 

August   19,  stamps  for  mailing  1920  minutes,   check  No.   251 130  00 

August  20,  Rev.  J.  L.  Hudgins,  third  payment  on  minutes,  check  No.  252....        200  00 

Total    expense    for    month $     464  60 

1920. 

September   14,   stamps $  50 

September    20,    postal    cards 25 

September    28,    stamps 1  00 

September  30  registex-ed  letter 10 

Expense   for   month,   paid   by   check  No.    257 $  1   85 

September    14,    New   Cumberland   Press,    payment   on    1920   minutes.    General 

Assembly,   check  No.   254 185  90 

September  15,  D.  W.  Fooks,  S.  C.  salary  for  September,  check  No.   255 100  00 

September    20,    Rev.    J.    L.    Hudgins    (for    New    Cumberland    Press)    balance 

of  payment  on  printing  1920  General  Assembly  Minutes,   check  No.  256.  100  00 

Total    expense    for    month $     387  75 

1920. 

October    5,    stamps $  1   00 

October  18,  railroad  fare  to  Nashville 4  32 

October   18,    room   and   meals 3  15 

October    28,    stamps 1  25 

Expense   for   month,    paid   by   check   No.   260 $         9  72 

October   14,   D.   W.   Fooks,    October   salai-y.   check   No.    258 100  00 

October  30,  Rev.  J.  L.  Hudgins,   General  Assembly  stationery,  check  No.   259         14  01 


Total  expense  for  month .$     123  73 

1920. 

November  16,  D.  W.  Fooks,  salary  for  month  of  Nov.,  1920,  check  No.  261..$     100  00 


Total    expense    for    month $  100  00 

1920. 

December    8,    Young    Printing    Co.,    General    Assembly     blanks     (see     bill), 

check   No.    262 $  53  25 

December  17.  D.  W.  Fooks,  salary  for  T^ecember,   1920,  check  No.  263 100  00 

Total    expense    for   month $  153  25 


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1921. 

January  31,   postage  for  December  and  January,   check  No.   264 $         2  37 

Total    for    month    5         2  37 

1921. 

February   14,    D.   "W.   Fooks,    stamps  mailing   Presbyterial   blanks,    check   No. 

265     ^         S  ^^ 

February  28,  D.  W.  Fooks.  salary  for  January,  1921,  check  No.  266 100  00 

February  28,  postage  and  stationery  for  February 2  05 

Total  expense  for  month $     107  35 

1921. 

March   7,   D.  W.   Fooks,   salary  for  February,    1921,   check  No.   268 $     100  crj 

March   17,   D.  W.  P'ooks,   salary  for  March,   1921,   check  No.   269 100  00 

Total  expense  for  month $     200  00 

1921. 

April  15,   D.  W.   Fooks,   salary  for  April,   check  No.   270 $     100  00 

April    7,     expense    to    Nashville    in    interest    of    advanced    minutes 

of    General    Assembly    $  4  10 

April   7,  room  and  meals 3  50 

April    8,    expense  to   Memphis   to   arrange   railroad   rates   to   General 

Assembly     $  4  85 

April    9,    room   and   meals 4  00 

April  11,   stamps    2  00 

April  13,  expense  to  Owensboro  Presbytery !5  10 

April    15,    expense    to    Paducah 5  10 

Aijril   13,  stamps   1  45 

April  13  to  15,  rooms  and  meals 5  00 

Paid  by    check   No.    271 $       34  11 

Total  expense  for  month $     134   11 


Summary    of    Monthly    Expense   Account. 

May,    1920    $  400  50 

June,   1920    479  86 

July,    1920    387  20 

August,    1920    464  60 

September,    1920    387  75 

October,   1920 123  73 

November,    1920     100  00 

December,    1920 153  25 

January,    1921    2  37 

February,  1921   107  35 

March,    1921    200  00 

April,    1921 134  11 

Total    disbursements    $  2,940  72 

April   16,    1921,   balance  on  deposit 400  00 

Total    5  3,340  72 


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REPORT  OF  BUDGET  PLAN  COMMITTEE. 

Moderator  and  Brethren:  The  Budget  Plan  has  met  with  a  hearty  approval 
from  most  of  our  people. 

Our  report  will  show  an  increase  in  our  receipts  this  year  over  last. 

We  are  grateful  for  the  co-operation  given  us,  and  thank  each  one  who  has 
made  a  contribution  of  any  kind  to  help  in  forwarding  this  work. 

In  the  interest  of  the  Budget  Plan  our  bookkeeper  has  sent  2,820  letters,  2748 
postal  cards,  1411  packages  containing  50,000  subscription  blanks,  1,048  budget  pos- 
ters and  1,443  receipts. 

We  hope  all  Cumberland  Presbyterians  will  prayerfully  consider  the  following 
financial  report. 


Financial   Report   of   Budget   Plan   Committee.     Assembly   Year,   1920-1921. 


RECEIPTS. 
Alabama  Synod. 

Birmingham   Presbytery — 

Birmincrham    $1 30  45 

Hopewell      24  00 

New   Hope    18  00 

Pleasant    Kill     10  00 

Rocky    Ridge    2  50 

Union 5  00 

West   End    (personal) 50  00 


Total 


.$239  95 


Florida  Presbytery — 

Lakeland   $  35  00 

McGreadv  Pi-esbytery — 

Allsboro    $  10  39 

Center    Star    2  50 

Mt.    Hester    11  09 


Total 


.$  23  98 


Robert-Don nell   Presbytery — 

Bolivar     $  10  40 

Concord      5  00 

Gurley    80  00 

Holly   Grove    81  50 

Lansjston        5  00 

Meridianville       73  00 

Mt.   Zion    14  50 

Scottsboro     143  00 

Shiloh     5  00 


Total 


.$4J17  40 


Springville  Presbytery — 

Branchville    $  17  00 

Chepultepec      50  00 

Concord    15  50 

East    Lake    50  00 

Oneonta   12  00 

Summit     2  50 


Total     $147  00 

TaV^dega  Presbytery — 

Attalla      $  28  95 

Gadsden    (personal)    25  00 

Gaylesville     126  85 

MilHgan's   Chapel    12  55 

Pleasant   Vale    9  30 

Shady    Grove    15  00 

White  Hall    (personal) 20  00 


Total     $237  65 

Total   for   Alabam.a   Synod.  .$1,100  98 


Arkansas    Synod. 
Bartholomew  Presbytery — • 

Bearden      

Johnson   Chapel    


5  00 

6  50 


Newton   Chapel    17  50 

Rose    Hill    14  70 


Total    $  43  70 

Fort  Smith  Presbytery — • 

Bethel     $  13  50 

Billingsley    22  00 

Cane   Hill    40  00 

Dripping  Springs    31   50 

Fayctteville     75  00 

Harrison    56  00 

Prairie    Grove    213  50 

Personal    15  00 


Total    $466  50 

Morrillton   Presbytery — 

Glass    Village     $  3  25 

Hector    58  00 

Lone  Pine 12  50 

New    Hope    10  00 

Palmetto      1  75 

Rock  Springs   10  00 

Russellville    21   50 

Salem    8  80 

Wesley's   Chapel    10  53 


Total     $136  33 

Mound   Prairie   Presbytery — 

Brownston     $  23  50 

Fellowship    13  00 

Hatton      35  00 

Melrose 21  00 

Pleasant   Grove    5  00 

R.   E.    Lee  Memorial 50  00 

Sulphur  Springs    10  00 


Total   $157  50 

Porter  Presbytery — 

Coop    Prairie    $  27  00 

Pilot  Prairie 5  00 

Personal     2  50 


Total   $  34  50 

White  River  Presbytery — ■ 

Barren    Fork    $153  00 

Caney  Springs   30  00 

Hopewell    2  00 

Mountain   Grove    1  00 

Mt.  Olive   12  00 

Mt.   Pisgah    2  00 

New  Hope 6  00 

Pineville    20  00 

Union     18  50 

Personal     15  00 


Total   $259  50 

Total  for  Arkansas  Synod.  .$1,098  03 


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Illinois    Synod. 

Ewing  McLin — 

Burnt   Prairie    $  57  20 

Cumberland   Chapel    23  00 

Fairfield     83  01 

Lebanon   North    5  05 

Mt.   Oval    16  72 

Oak    Grove    : 93  50 

Union    Chapel    31  50 

Total $309  98 

Foster  Presbytery — 

Good  Prospect    $  21  05 

New    Hope    59  50 

New   Providence    7  00 

Pleasant   Grove    1   50 

Total     $  89  05 

Illinois  Presbytery — 

Concord    $  32  25 

Ebenezer    (Ladies'   Aid) 12  50 

Mt.    Sterling    5  00 

Mt.   Zion    25  70 

Palestine    21   25 

Union     8  00 

Total    $104  70 

Indiana    Presbytery — 

Bethel        $  25  50 

Chandler    32  50 

Evansville    147  80 

Mt.  Olivet   8  00 

Total    $213  80 

Lincoln-Decatur  Presbytery — 

Bethany      $357  00 

Beaver   Creek    5  00 

DeWitt     23  75 

LooRootee       10  50 

Mt.  Gilead 13  00 

New   Holland    200  95 

Shiloh      Ill  00 

Shanghai      32  50 

Damon      5  55 

Petersburg       13  00 

Lincoln       7  50 

Total     $779  75 

Total   for   Illinois   Synod $1,497  28 

Indianola    Synod. 

Cherokee  Presbytery — 

Muskogee       $  73  26 

Wagoner      171   50 

Total       $244  76 

Chickasaw  Presbytery — 

Duncan     $     7   15 

Marlow       318  00 

Rock    Creek    25  00 

Stratford        10  00 

Total       $360  15 

Choctaw  Presbytery — 

Bayou     $  3  25 

Cass     10  00 

Garland      3  90 

Jefferson  Chapel    10  00 

McGee    Chapel    7  61 

Pleasant   Cove    32  50 

Pankebok     22  35 

Rock    Creek    16  00 

Personal 62  32 

Total     $167  93 


Greer  Presbytery — 

Blair      $  30  00 

Eldorado      17  00 

Grandfield      10  00 

Mt.    Vernon    120  00 

Rocky      6  50 

West  Boggy    5  00 

Zinn's    Chapel    22  50 

Personal       3  00 

Total       $214  00 

Oklahoma  Presbytery — 

Amorita     $  58  50 

Liberty       332  50 

Yewed     33  50 

Total      $424  50 

Total  for  Indianola  Synod.  .$1,411   34 

Kentucky   Synod. 
Cumberland   Presbytery — 

Antioch       $  13  25 

Bethel      10  10 

Campbellsville      5  00 

Casey's   Fork    1  00 

Keltner's  Chapel    5  00 

Louisville     22  50 

Pleasant    Grove   No.    1 3  90 

Salem      5  15 

Shiloh     5  50 

Word's  Chapel   5  00 

Total       $  76  40 

Leitchfield    Presbytery — 

Beulah      $     4  00 

Big  Clifty    9  00 

Big   Springs    6  50 

Ephesus      61   00 

Evcleigh        8  00 

Freedom     137  00 

Garfield      54  70 

Haynesville      5  00 

Hickory      26  80 

Macedonia      45  00 

Millwood      33  00 

Mt.    Vernon    3  50 

New    Salem     15  00 

Providence       8  00 

Short   Creek    26  50 

Taylor's  Chapel   10  00 

Total     $453  00 

Logan   Presbytery  — 

Bethel       $  16  60 

Boiling  Springs   10  00 

Bowling   Green    256   10 

Gill's    Chapel    26  00 

Green    Ridge 38  40 

Hebron     35  50 

Lewisburg     133  50 

Mt.  Olivet   27  50 

New   Point  Pleasant    23  00 

Red  River   5  00 

Smyrna      3  50 

Total     $575  10 

Mayfield    Presbytery — 

Bayou   de   Chine    $  74  50 

Beech    Grove    133  50 

Bethel     5  00 

Highland      54  47 

Milburn's  Chapel 42  00 

Mt.    Carmel    9  70 

Mt.    Zion    179  65 

New  Hope   75  00 

Oakland      95  84 

Oak    Grove    10  50 


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Paducah     78  00 

Pleasant   Grove    46  00 

Pleasant    Valley    85  40 

Smyrna       26  00 

Union     8&  50 

Unity     61  00 

Vaughan's    Chapel    69  66 

Wingo       147  75 

Total      $1,279  47 

Owensboro  Presbytery — 

Calhoun      $     5  00 

Central   City   81   00 

Greonville      333  50 

Mt.  Pleasant 181  50 

Owensboro       61  70 

Poplar  Grove   5  00 

Total       $667  70 

Princeton  Presbytery — 

Antioch      $  33  00 

Ashland      . 40  00 

Barbee  Memorial 30  00 

Bells    Mines    10  70 

Bethlehem      35  00 

Carrsville       49  00 

Caspyville  Sunday  school    5  00 

Fredonia       6  00 

Hopkinsville      350  00 

Liberty     16  00 

Marion      28  50 

Mt.  Carme!   45  90 

New  Salem   3  40 

Oak    Grove   Union    20  50 

Piney  Fork   14  00 

Providence      59  00 

'    Rose  Creek    47  50 

Sharon      115  00 

Shiloh     21   35 

Sturgis      50  00 

Sugar  Grove   32  00 

Wheatcroft      14  45 

Union    Grove    6  50 

Total      $1,032  80 

Total  for  Kentucky  Synod.  .$4,084   47 
Mississippi    Synod. 
Mississippi   Presbytery — 

Carthage      $     8  00 

Conehatta      1-50 

Mt.  Bethel   58  50 

Neshoba     4  54 

Pleasant  Hill   2  30 

Total     $  74  84 

New  Hope  Presbytery — 

Antioch       $     3  50 

Beersheba      12  00 

Brooksville      8  00 

Liberty       15  10 

Mt.  Herman    7  75 

Mt.    Zion    7  00 

Pleasant   Hill    (personal) 100  00 

Pleasant   Ridge    8  46 

Simmons      5  00 

Vernon     14  50 

West  Point  , 101  00 

Total        $282  31 

Yazoo    Presbytery — 

Bradford's   Chapel    $  15  00 

Huntsville      5  00 

Total       $  20  00 

Total  for  Mississippi   Synod.. $377  15 

Missouri  Synod. 
Lexington    Presbytery — 

Bates    City    $  94  50 

Bethel       25  00 


Centcrview      40  00 

Chapel    Hill    70  00 

Field's   Creek    78  25 

Holden        40  50 

Hopewell      214  00 

Kansas   City    (personal)    62  50 

Little   Blue    90  50 

Montrose    10  00 

Mt.  Carmel    2  50 

Mt.    Hebron    .  . .  : 320  00 

Mt.    Moriah    54  00 

Mt.    Zion    128  00 

Nevada       15  00 

Odessa      142  50 

Pleasant   Grove    5  00 

Pleasant  Prairie    96  00 

Rock    Springs    20  00 

Salem      139  50 

Shawnee   Mound    102  90 

Shiloh     171   50 

Spring  Grove   5  00 

Surprise     10  00 

Warrensburg      132  00 

Wood's  Chapel   10  00 

Zion's   Hill    5  00 

Personal    10  00 

Total      $2,094  15 

McGee  Presbytery — 

Beulah      $  5,00 

Eldad      27  50 

Guthrie       5  00 

Medill      39  50 

Middle   Fabius    51   00 

Moberly      1150 

Mt.  Hope   36  00 

Mt.  Moriah   23  00 

New  Harmony   5  00 

Salem      lo  00 

Shinar       5  00 

Union    Chapel    2  50 

Personal     10  00 

Total     $231  00 

New   Lebanon  Presbytery — 

Harmony      $     8  50 

Hazel   Grove   268  50 

Highland      48  16 

Marshall       794  06 

Mt.  Horeb   67  50 

Moreau     29  00 

Mt.  Olive 77  50 

New    Hope    5  00 

Sedalia      58  00 

Total      $1,356  22 

Ozark   Presbytery —  * 

Concord      $  56  75 

Greenfield      118  25 

Hopewell      10  00 

Mt.  Olive 5  00 

Omer       12  15 

Spj-ing  Creek    38  50 

Sni'ing   River    54  50 

Union    Chapel    42  50 

Total     $337  65 

Platte   Presbytery — 

Berming       $  37  50 

Harmony      123  00 

Honey    Creek    22  50 

Independence       101  50 

Liberty     37  00 

Macedonia      21   50 

Mt.    Gilead    ,  3  00 

Rochester     5  00 

Total     $351  OO 


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[May 


Springfield  Presbytery — 

Barren  Creek   $  87  00 

Mansfield       99  50 

Mt.  Comfort   27  50 

New  Hope   20  00 

Pierson      53  00 

Philiippsburg      113  50 

Ross   Chapel    10  00 

Springfield     84  00 

Walnut    Springs    66  25 

White   Oak    Pond 8  00 

Total     $568  75 

"West   Plains   Presbytery — 

Elk  Creek   $     5  00 

West  Prairie  Presbytery — 

Blythesville     $     5  00 

Campbell      46  50 

Chalk    Bluff    21  41 

Paragould    181  00 

Total       $253  91 

Total    for   Missouri    Synod.  .$5,197  68 

Pacific  Synod. 

California  Presbytery — 

First    Chinese     $  25  00 

San  Francisco    42  50 

Total     $  67  50 

Los   Angeles   Presbytery — 

First,    Los   Angeles    $  94  35 

Highland   Park    10  00 

Total     $104  35 

Tulare  Presbytery — 

Fresno      $  59   15 

Merced      43  00 

Total     $102  15 

Total  for  Pacific  Synod $274  00 

Tennessee   Synod. 

Chattanooga   Presbytery — 

Carleston     $125  00 

Chattanooga     863  52 

Cleveland     85  00 

Dayton     96  00 

Deptford      30  50 

Ebenezer      1'7  25 

Jasper     200  00 

OoUewah      10  00 

South    Pittsburg    205  25 

Sumac     29  50 

West  view  23  50 

Total      $1,685  52 

Clarksville  Presbytery — 

Bethany      $     5  00 

Bowen's  Chapel    50  00 

Charlotte     17  50 

Erin    113  00 

Light's    Chapel    20  00 

Locust   Grove    5  00 

Moriah      19  25 

McAdoo   Memorial    38  00 

McEwen     5  00 

Mt.  Denson     25  00 

Well's    Creek    4  50 

Total     $302  25 

Cookeville  Presbytery — 

Algood   Sunday   school    $     3  12 

Cave  Springs   6  50 


Cookeville      17  60 

Cloyd  Chapel      20  05 

Ellis    Chapel     20  50 

Flat    Creek    17  50 

Gordonsville      9  50 

Mt.  Herman   2  50 

Pleasant  Grove    7  30 

Pleasant   Shade    67  50 

Roaring  River   15  00 

Ruth's   Chapel    5  00 

Spring  Creek   5  00 

Union   Hill    21  50 

Total     $218  47 

East  Tennessee  Presbytery — 

Bethesda      $     5  50 

Dover      22  15 

Gass  Memorial 8  00 

Greeneville      200  00 

Lebanon       37  50 

Mohavv-k        65  25 

Mt.  Pleasant 33  75 

New    Bethel    69  00 

Shiloh       02  00 

Talbott      32  50 

Total       $535  65 

Elk   Presbytery — 

Bear    Creek     $142  50 

Beech    Hill    6  25 

Belvidere      1150 

Bell    Buckle    110  00 

Bethlehem      90  00 

Cane  Creek   21   50 

Chapel  Hill   15  00 

Farmington       4  50 

Fayettevilie       94  60 

Goshen      18  90 

Hebron     5  00 

Lebanon       10  00 

Lewisburg     47  50 

Liberty     3  75 

Marble    Hill    3  45 

Mt.  Carmel   15  00 

Mt.    Hebron    4  00 

New  Salem   (personal)    15  00 

Petersburg  (personal)    25  00 

Pleasant   Ridge    2  00 

Pleasant  View   29  00 

*  Winchester    60  00 

Total     $734  45 

Knoxville  Presbytery — 

Concord        $     5  25 

Corntassell       20  00 

Crawford       83  00 

Fork  Creek   25  50 

Knoxville     178  00 

Lenoir   City    100  00 

Loudon     140  00 

Marietta       18  00 

Mt.  Carmel 3  00 

Oliver    Springs    40  00 

Sweetwater     2  00 

Tadlock's    Chapel    5  00 

Union     35  50 

Virtue     19  47 

Young's  Chapel   38  90 

Total       $713  62 

Lebanon  Presbytery — 

Beech    $  21  90 

Cedar  Grove  5  00 

Cloyd's      15  00 

Edgefield      1  50 

First,  Nashville   93  05 

Franklin      5  00 


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Goodlettsville      5  00 

Grace      93  35 

Lebanon       304  00 

Lebanon    Camp    Ground 27  50 

Mt.  Herman   59  50 

Mt.  Tabor   42  50 

New  Hope 38  50 

Reservoir     10  00 

Statesville      46  75 

Total     $768  55 

McMinnville   Presbytery — 

Beech    Grove    $129  00 

Hebron     5  00 

Manchester      10  00 

Union    (Coffee  County)    75  00 

Total     $219  00 

Richland    Presbytery — ■ 

Campbellsville      $  13  00 

CuUeoka     1   00 

Fiducia       50  00 

Glenwood     89  50 

Lawrenceburg      105  00 

McCains     87  00 

Mt.  Moriah   10  00 

Mt.  Nebo   2  50 

Pleasant    Mount    83  00 

Sante  Fe    90  00 

Union  Grove 53  00 

West  Point   4  35 

Total       $588  35 

Total  for  Tennessee  Synod.  .$5,765  86 

Texas  Synod. 

Austin  Presbytery — 

Austin      $  57  50 

Mt.   Zion    20  50 

Oak    Grove    35  00 

Round   Rock    (personal)    50  00 

Shady    Grove    105  50 

Total     $268  50 

Corsicana-Waco   Presbytery — 

Corscicana     $  38  00 

Dawson    31   00 

Hubbard 5  00 

Liberty  Hill   1  50 

Meridian      46  00 

Peoria     63  90 

Wliitney     81  25 

Total     $266  65 

Dallas-Bonham   Presbytery — 

Dallas     64  85 

Mt.    Pleasant    48  00 

Shiloh     15  00 

Union  Grove 10  00 

Total $137  85 

Denton  Presbytery — • 

Gainsville    $  50  00 

Nocona     6  00 

Pilot  Point   62  50 

Sunnydale      8  00 

Personal     5  00 

Total     $130  50 

Gregory  Presbytery — 

Alvord     $     6  00 

Bellevue      100  00 

Bowie      2  50 

Crofton       6  00 


Mallard    20  25 

Total     $133  75 

Louisana  Presbytery — 

Bethel     $     7  00 

Center   Point    13  00 

Greenwood     29  50 

Old  Bethany 20  00 

Union     12  50 

Total       $  82  OO 

Marshall    Presbytery — 

Hope  Chapel $  30  Otf 

Marshall       210  00 

Pine  Tree    92  50 

Providence      252  45 

Total     $584  95 

Texas-Greenville  Presbytery — 

Brashear      $  9  50 

Hopewell      11   00 

Mt.  Hope   12  50 

Newsome    5  00 

Pine  Hill    16  50 

Union   Grove    7  00 

Total     $  61   5a 

Weatherford  Presbytery — 

Cleburne      $  65  00* 

Cottonwood     20  00' 

Fort    Worth    30  50' 

Mansfield     55  00' 

Mission   Ridge    6  00- 

Olney      173  SO' 

Shiloh     32  00' 

Total     $382  OC 

Total  for  Texas  Synod $2,047  70 

West   Texas-New   Mexico   Synod. 

Amorilla    Presbytery — 

Floydada      $125  00 

Lubbock     . .  ; 102  00 

Petersburg      25  00 

Quannah      25  50 

Ralls     35  00 

Total     $312  50 

Brownwood   Presbytery — 

Blanket       $  17  00 

Christoval      25  00 

Harmony    Ridge    8  50 

Santa  Anna    41  00 

San  Saba 5  OO 

Total     $  96  50 

Sweetwater   Presbytery — 

Caddo      $  45  00 

Garden   City    27  80 

Loraine      5  oO 

Total       $  77  80 

Total   for  Synod $486  80 

West  Tennessee   Synod. 
Hopewell    Presbytery — 

Barren  Springs   $     2  50 

Bethel     23  00 

Bradford      108  00 

Camden      46  00 

Davidson's  Chapel 38  00 

Double   Springs    2  50 

Friendship     2?  75 

Gleason     20  00 

Good  Springs   53  45' 

Greenfield    7  00' 


MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY 


[May 


Gum   Springs    27  00 

Hopewell      30  50 

Huntingdon     13  50 

McKenzie       205  00 

Medina     38  00 

Meridian      22  00 

Mill  Creek 70  50 

Milan      168  50 

Mt.   Zion    1  00 

New  Salem   68  00 

Oak   Hill    38  50 

Obion      14  00 

Oliver's   Chapel    9  00 

Pilgrim's  Rest   36  30 

Pisgah     93  50 

Pleasant  Green    10  00 

Pleasant  Hill   245  00 

Sharon      115  00 

Shiloh     110  50 

Trezevant    50  00 

Zion      •••      10  50 

Total      $1,689  50 

-Madison   Presbytery — 

Beacon      *     6  00 

Beech  Grove   ^^  "„ 

Bolivar     18^  00 

Claybrook      61   00 

Cloverport     47  50 

Ebenezer      26  75 

Hopewell      2  00 

Jackson      344  35 

Mcllwaine      30  00 

Mt.  Tabor  (M) 158  85 

Mt.    Vernon    271   67 

Moorman  Memorial    ^'^     n 

New  Salem   ^^  °^ 

Oak   Grove    (C) 8  50 

Olive   Hill 6^  00 

Savannah     40  50 

"Wesson's  Chapel    30  50 

Whiteville      162  25 

Total      $1,482  37 

Memphis   Presbytery — 

Arlington     $  24  00 

Bethel     10  00 

Central     37  50 

Mt.  Carmel   6  00 

Pleasant  Union   37  85 

West   Union    37  50 

Total       $152  85 

Obion   Presbytery— 

Antioch      $37  00 

Beech      258  50 

Bethlehem      ^     ca 

Bowen's  Chapel   »  50 

Cloverdale      °^  '■?. 

Cool    Springs    72  00 

Crittenden's  Grove   94  50 

Dyer      82  50 

Dyersburg      734  75 

Fulton      82  50 

Hurricane  Hill 15  00 

Kenton      102  65 

Mason  Hall   18  25 

Morella       14  50 

Mt.   Ararat    28  00 

Mt.   Bethesda    46  50 

Mt.    Olive    ,„^  22 

Newbern    -^^^  nn 

New    Bethlehem    ^     i  n 

New    Ebenezer     71   10 

North   Union    ,  ??  2a 

Palestine      141  50 

Poplar  Grove   10  00 

Protemus     15  00 

Rives     116  50 


RoEIlon      66  00 

Rutherford      35  00 

Trenton      59  50 

Troy      54  45 

Union  City   450  00 

Personal     5  00 

Total      $3,005  75 

Total  for  Synod $6,330  47 

Miscellaneous. 

Alabama    $  30  00 

Arkansas     143  50 

Arizona    47  24 

California    13  00 

Florida     32  00 

Georgia     5  00 

Illinois      142  50 

Indiana      41  00 

Iowa      10  00 

Kansas      5  00 

Kentucky     147  00 

Louisiana     5  00 

Mississippi       55  50 

Missouri     209  60 

Oklahoma      159  00 

Tennessee     204  00 

Texas      393  90 

Total      $1,733  24 

Grand  total    $31,405  00 


DISBURSEMENTS  OF  BUDGTT  FUND. 
Assembly    Year,    1920-1921. 


Missions. 

Sent  to   Rev.   J.   W.   Duvall,   Treasurer 
of    Board    of    Missions : 

May    1,    1920 $1,650  00 

June    1,    1920 226  25 

July   1,   1920 42  50 

Aiigust    2.    1920 100  00 

September  1,  1920 125  00 

October  1,   1920 150  00 

November  1,  1920 250  00 

December   1,   1920 585  00 

January   1,    1921 485  00 

February    1,    1921 775  00 

March   1,   1921 1,975  00 

April   1,  1921 1.762  50 

Total      $8,126  25 

Education. 

Sent     to     Rev.     W.     B.      Cunningham, 
Treasurer  of   Board   of  Education : 

May    1,    1920 $  1,100  00 

June    1.    1920 181   00 

July   1,   1920 34  00 

August   2,    1920 80  00 

■September   1,    1920 100  00 

October  1,  1920 120  00 

November  1,  1920 200  00 

December  1,   1920 468  00 

January  1,  1921 388  00 

February    1,    1921 620  00 

March   1,   1921 1,580  00 

April  1,   1921 1.410  00 

Total      $6,281  00 

Ministerial    Relief. 

Sent  to  Rev.  J.   A.  McLane,   Treasurer 
of   Board   of   Ministerial   Relief: 

May  1.   1920 $  1,100  00 

June    1,    1920 181  00 

July  1,   1020 34  00 

August   2.    1920 80  00 


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September   1.    1920 100  00        April   1,    1921. 

October  1,   1920 120  00 

November  1,   1920 200  00 

December   1,    1920 468  00 

January  1,  1921 388  00 

February    1,    1921 620  00 

March   1,    1921 1.580  00 

April   1,   1921 1,410  00 


Total 


.$  6.281  00 


Endowment  Commission. 

Sent  to  F.   A.  Seagle,  Treasurer  of  the 
Endowment   Commission : 

May   1.    1920 $  275  00 

June    1.    1920 90  50 

July   1.    1920 17  00 

August   2,    1920 40  00 

September  1,  1920 50  00 

October  1,   1920 60  00 

November    1.    1920 100  00 

December  1,    1920 234  00 

January  1,  1921 194  00 

February    1,    1921 310  00 

March    1,     1921 790  00 

April   1,    1921 705  00 


Total 


.5  2.865  50 


Publication. 


Sent    to    the    New    Cumberland    Press. 
Treasurer    for    Publication : 


May  1,    1920 

June    1.    1920 

July   1,   1920 

August   2,    1920 

September    1,    1920 

October  1,   1920 

November    1.    1920 

December  1,    1920 

January    1,    1921 

February    1,    1921 

March   1,    1921 

April   1,   1921 


275  00 

45  25 

8  50 

20  00 

25  00 

30  00 

50  00 

117  00 

97  00 

155  00 

395  00 

352  50 


Total      $  1,570  25 


Sunday  School  and  Young  People's 

Sent  to  the  New  Cumberland 
Treasurer  for  Sunday  School  and 
People's  Work: 

May   1,    1920 $ 

June    1.    1920 

July  1,   1920 

Au.eust   2.    1920 

September   1,    1920 

October  1,   1920 

November    1,    1920 

December  1,   1920 

January   1,    1921 

February    1.    1921 

March   1,    1921 


Press, 

Young 

275 

00 

45 

25 

8 

50 

20 

00 

25 

00 

30 

00 

50 

00 

117 

00 

97 

00 

155 

00 

395 

00 

Total      $   1,570  25 

Tithing. 

Sent     to     Mrs.     Daisy     Bray    Freeman,. 
Treasurer  of  Tithing  Board: 

May   1,    1920 

June    1,    1920 

July   1,    1920 

August    2,    1920 

September   1,    1920 

October  1,   1920 

November    1,    1920 

December  1,   1920 

January    1,    1921 

February    1,    1921 

March   1,    1921 

April   1,   1921 

Total      $  1,570  25 

Theological    Seminary. 

Sent  to   D.   M.  McAnulty,  Treasurer  of 
Board  of  Theological   Seminary : 

May   1,    1920 $  275  00 

June    1,    1920 45  25 

July   1,    1920 8  50 

August   2,    1920 20  00 

September   1,    1920 25  00 

October  1,   1920 30  00 

November    1,    1920 50  00 

December  1,    1920 117  0"» 

January   1,    1921 97  00 

February    1.    1921 155  00 

March    1,    1921 395  00 

April   1,   1921 352  50 


$  275 

00 

45 

25 

8 

50 

20 

00 

25 

00 

30 

00 

50 

00 

117 

00 

97 

00 

155 

00 

395 

00 

352 

50 

Total      $  1,570  25 

Budget  Plan. 

Sent    to    Rev.    J.    W.    Dishman,  Treas- 
urer of  Budget  Plan   Campaign   Fund : 

May   1,    1920 $  275  00 

June    1,    1920 45  25 

July   1,   1920 8  50 

August    2.    1920 20  00 

September   1,    1920 25  00 

October  1,   1920 30  00 

November    1,    1920 50  00 

December  1,    1920 117  00 

January    1,    1921 97  00 

February    1.    1921 155  00 

March   1,    1921 395  00 

April   1,   1921 35r  55 


Total      $  1,570  25 

Grand  total   disbursements.. 1!31. 405  00 
Rei^pectful'v   submitted, 
J-   W.   DISHMAN.   Chairman: 
FRANK   McDonald,    Treasurer; 
HUGH    S.    McCORD,     Secretary. 


REPORT   OF   J.    W.   DISHMAN,   TREASURER   OF   BUDGET    FUND    COMMITTEE. 
From   April   5,    1920,   to   April   5,    1921. 

Receipts : 
April  5,  1920,  balance  cash  in  Milan  Banking  Co.     See  last  report  made  on 

that   date    $  1.074  13 

Received   from   Frank  McDonald.   Treasurer   for   year   1920-1921 1,570  25 

Total   receipts    $  2,644  38 

Disbursements : 

April   5,   1920,  unpaid   check  No.  6 $  17  50 

April  5,  1920,  unpaid  check  No.  7 75  00 


^0  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

See  last  report  made  on  that  date,  these  two  checks  having  been 

issued  and  unpaid. 
Salary  of  Corresponding  Secretary   and  bookkeeper  for  year.  . . .    991  67 

T.   C.   Callicott  expenses  to  two  committee  meetings 4  84 

Printing,  postage,  etc.,  for  year.     Itemized  list  of  all  of  such  ex- 
penditures  being    attached    to    each    check    issued 255  27 

One    typewrite    110  00 

Total   disbursements    $  1,454  28 

Balance  on  hand    S  1,190  10 

April   5,    1921,   cash   in  Milan   Banking   Co $  1,288  44 

"Unpaid    cheek    No.    29 $83  34 

Unpaid  check  No.   30 15  00—  98  34 


Total      $  1,190  10 

Respectfully   submitted.  J.   W.   DISHMAN,   Treas. 

The    above    receipts    and    disbursements   have    been    checked   by    me,    and    all    are 
found  to  be  correct.  M.   BLANKENSHIP, 

of  Milan  Banking  Co.,  Milan,   Tenn. 


REPORT    OF    EDUCATIONAL    ENDOWMENT    COMMISSION. 

To    the    Ninety-first    General    Assembly    of    the    Cumberland    Presby- 
terian  Church,   in   session   at    Greenfield,   Mo.,   May    19--25,    1921. 
Dear    Fathers    and    Brethren: 

We  your  Educational  Endowment  Commission,  submit  our  report" 
for   +he  year   ending-  ISIarch    31,    1921    as   follows: 

We  refer  you  to  itemized  statement  following  for  a  more 
detailed  account  of  our  stewardship.  We  merely  condensed  here  and 
wish   to   ask   your   further  direction. 

We  have  held  two  regular  meeting's  since  your  last  session  and 
a  third  to  perfect  the  charter  as  per  your  instruction.  We  here- 
Tvith    submit    copy    of    charter. 

We  now  have  total  subscription  $289,542.62,  on  which  Tve  have 
received    4.326    payments,    amounting    to    $130,006.37. 

We  employed  Rev.  W.  H.  Butler  as  field  representative,  vs^ho  began 
bis  work  September  1,  1920,  at  a  salary  of  $200  per  month. 

We  have  sent  out  approximately  12,000  communications  by  mail 
from  the  office.  Tour  Commission  has  made  purchase  of  $10,000  Vic- 
tory Bonds,  and  $25,000  Treasury  Certificates,  which  are  short  time 
and  yield  miich  better  return  than  we  can  get  from  deposit  in  bank. 
We  wish  your  approval  of  these  transactions  and  that  you  further 
direct  your  commission  and  grant  such  powers  in  handling  this  fund 
that  in  your  judgment  seems  -wise  and  consistent  with  our  charter 
and  the  constitution  and  laws  of  our  church. 

Tn  the  renort  of  your  auditing  committee,  of  your  last  meeting, 
we  have  unfavorable  mention  and  beg  to  say  that  the  full  amount 
necessary  to  make  the  subscriptions  binding,  not  having  been  reached, 
we  felt  that  we  were  liable  to  each  individual  subscriber  until  such  sum, 
making  subscriptions  binding,  had  been  reached.  We  placed  the 
number  of  every  bond  after  each  contributors  name  so  that  we  could 
deliver  back  to  the  donor  the  identical  bond  sent  us  if  they  so  de- 
sired in  case  the  total  was  not  received.  Tn  addition  to  this  the 
secretary-treasurer  of  our  commission  submitted  to  your  stated  clerk 
a  certificate,  signed  by  the  assistant  cashier  of  the  Hamilton  National 
Bank,  showing  the  amount  of  cash  in  bank  and  bonds  in  bank  and 
«afe  deposit  box  held  by  us  on  day  we  left  for  your  meeting.  We  are 
■always    ready    to    give    an    account    of    our    stewardship,    according    to 


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the  wishes  of  your  body  and  thought  we  were  meeting'  every  reasonable 
requirement  a  year  ago.  Perhaps  the  letter  from  Mr.  Harris,  th  as- 
sistant cashier  of  the  bank,  was  misplaced  but  we  are  not  responsible 
for  that  and  w^ere  not  asked  to  appear  before  your  Auditing  Committee 
to  explain  our  course.  We  think  every  agent  handling  funds  of  the 
church,  should  be  called  before  your  committee  before  adverse  criticism 
should  be  made,  and  then  seek  to  inspire  confidence  where  their 
findings  justify.  Our  Secretary-Treasurer,  having  left  the  assembly  be- 
fore the  report  was  presented,  did  not  know  its  contents  until  the 
minutes   were   received. 

We  know  that  the  brethren  composing  that  committee  are  friends 
of  the  endowment  and  would  not  purposely  injure  any  member  of  our 
church,  yet  we  think  to  follow  the  suggestion  made  above,  "would 
be  good  policy  and  your  servants  who  undertake  to  do  your  work 
would   certainly   appreciate   it   more. 

We  are  handing  you  a  complete  statement  of  our  expense  account; 
also  list  of  all  payments  on  endowment  received  by  us,  with  the  cer- 
tificate  of  the  certified  accountant   attached. 

We  have  also  atached  a  supplement  showing  payments  received 
by  us  on  endowment  since  March  31,  up  to  April  15,   $5,465.08. 

Our  office  has  given  a  great  deal  of  time  to  the  collections  and  has 
not  been  able  to  push  the  subscriptions  as  much  as  should  have  been 
done.  The  report  will  speak  for  itself  and  w^e  trust  will  meet  your 
approbation. 

REPORT   OF  TREASURER,   EXPENSE   ACCOUNT. 
RECEIPTS. 

Balance   former   report    $  566.17 

Prom  budget    May    4     275.00 

From  budget  June    8     fl0.50 

Prom  budget  July     6     17.00 

Prom  budget  August    4     40.00 

From  budget  September    3     50.00 

From  budget  October    5    60.00 

From  budget  November    3    100.00 

Prom   budget  December    3    234.00 

From  budget  January    6     194.00 

From  budget  February    5     310.00 

Prom  budget  March    4 790.00 

Interest    from    various    notes     45.38 

Interest   received  on   savings  account    1,066.60 

Initerest  from  coupons  on  various  bonds  held  by  us  in  bank.  .  .  .  1,225.62 

Return  by  J.  E.  Cortner   (expense)    1.17 

Cumberland   Presbyterian    (see    opposite)    2.00 

Coupons   on    Victory    Bonds,    Dec.    Int 237.50 

Interest  on   treasury  certificates,    3-16    594.71 

,  $5,899.65 

Balance    brought    down     $1,669.99 

April    5,    received    from    budget    plan     committee     since     report 

closed     $    705.00 

DISBURSEMENTS. 

W.   B.    Bryant    (clerk   hire)    $   1,490.00 

Rev.    W.    H.    Butler    (salary)     • 1,400.00 

Rev..  W.    H.    Butler    (exenspes)     68.05 

Postage    239.50 

Printing  and   stationery    404.95 


92                  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Prank  McDonald,  treasurer,  account  L.  B.  Morgan,  Richard  City, 

Tenn 10.00 

J.   L.   Hudgins    (expense)    10.00 

Desk  and  filing  cabinet    70.50 

National  Surety  Co.,  bond,  F.  A.  Seagle 50.00 

7-8  L.   B.   Morgan    (Comm.   Mt'g.)    3.98 

7-8  J.    E.    Cortner    (Comm.    Mt'g.)     9.00 

7-8   S.    M.    Gough    (Comm.    Mt'g.)    5.80 

7-8    I).    M.    McAnulty    (Comm.   Mt'g)    16.25 

7-8   T.    C.   Newman    (Comm.    Mt'g.)    13.95 

10-14   W.   B.  Bryant,  meeting  of  Synod  at  Nashville 17.32 

10-14   Accrued    interest    and    exp.    account    purchase     $25,000.00 

Treasury   Cer 59.90 

11-24   Accumulated  int.  and  com.   $10,000.00  Victory  bonds 23."j.20 

1-2   Repairing    typewriter     20.00 

1-2   Exchanging   check    (see    opp.)    2.00 

2-12   J.   Li.    Hudgins(    expense)    9.00 

3-4   J.    E.    Cortner,    (com.    mtg.)    14.50 

D.   M.  McAnulty   (com.  mtg.)    18.00 

T.   C.  Callicutt    (com.   mtg.)    22.00 

S.   M.   Gough    (com...   mtg.)    ; 8.00 

L.    B.    Morgan    (com.    mtg.)     6.50 

T.   C.  Newman    (com.   mtg.)    22.36 

F.  A.  Seagle,  acct.  L.  B.  Morgan  expense 2.00 


Balance  on  hand    $   1,669.9£ 


$   5,899.65 


STATK    OF    TENNESSEE 
CHARTER  OF  INCORPORATION 

Be  it  known  that  F.  A.  Seagle,  T.  C.  Callicott,  D.  M.  McAnulty,  T.  C. 
Newman,  J.  L.  Hudgins,  L.  B.  Morgan,  S.  M.  Gough  and  their  successors 
chosen  in  the  usages  and  regulations  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian 
Church,  by  which  they  are  appointed  and  holding  office  at  the  pleasure 
of  said  Church,  are  hereby  constituted  a  body  politic  and  corporate  by 
the  name  and  style  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Educational  Endow- 
ment Commission  for  the  purpose  of  collecting,  holding,  investing  and 
disposing  of  educational  funds  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church, 
and  said  funds  are  to  be  so  collected,  held.  Invested  and  distributed  as 
the  General  assembly  of  said  Church  shall  direct  and  by  such  means 
as  it  may  name. 

And  to  these  ends  such  corporation  may  purchase  or  lease  land  for 
corporate  purposes,  borro-w  money  when  necessary  for  the  carrying  on 
of  the  business  of  the  corporation;  sell  and  make  title  to  any  real  estate 
or  other  property  owned  by  the  corporation;  employ  all  necessary  agents 
for  the  transaction  of  the  business  of  the  corporation;  solicit,  collect  and 
receive  contributions  in  money  and  otherwise  by  legacies  or  devises  to 
be  used  in  aiding  or  forwarding  any  and  all  of  the  purposes  of  the  cor- 
poration; purchase  or  rent  all  necessary  printing  presses,  type  and  ma- 
terial for  the  purpose  of  carrying  on  the  work  of  the   corporation. 

But  in  all  the  tansactions  of  said  corporation,  it  is  to  be  governed 
by  the  rules  and  regulations  of  the  said  Cumberland  Presbyterian 
Church,  so  far  as  same  are  not  inconsistent  with  the  Constitution  of  the 
State  and  laws  of  the  land. 

The  general  powers  of  said  corporation  shall  be  to  sue  and  be  sued 
by  the  corporate  name;  to  have  and  to  use  a  common  seal,  which  it  may 
alter  at  pleasure;  if  it  has  no   common  seal,   then   the   signature   of  any 


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duly  authorized  officer  shall  be  legal  and  binding.  To  purchase  and  hold, 
or  receive  by  gift,  devise,  or  bequest,  in  addition  to  the  personal  prop- 
erty owned  by  the  corporation,  real  estate  necessary  for  the  transac- 
tion of  the  corporate  busines3,  and  also  to  purchase  and  accept  any  real 
estate  in  payment  or  part  payment  of  any  debt  due  to  the  corporation 
and  to  sell  the  same;  to  establish  by-laws  and  make  all  rules  and  regu- 
lations not  inconsistent  with  the  laws  and  constitution  of  the  State, 
and  of  the  United  States  of  America,  and  not  contrary  to  the  constitu- 
tion and  rules  and  regulations  of  the  said  Cumberland  Presbyterian 
Church  deemed  expedient  for  the  management  of  the  corporate  affairs 
and  to  appoint  such  subordinate  officers,  in  addition  to  president  and  sec- 
retary, not  chosen  by  the  governing  body  of  said  Cumberland  Presbyte- 
rian Church  as  the  business  of  the  corporation  may  require,  and  as  are 
not  forbidden  by  the  rules  and  regulations  of  said  Cumberland  Presby- 
terian Church;  to  designate  the  officers  and  fix  the  compensation  Ot  the 
officer. 

The  general  welfare  of  society,  not  individual  profit,  is  the  object 
for  which  this  charter  is  granted,  and  hence  the  members  are  not  stock- 
holders in  the  legal  sense  of  the  term,  and  no  dividends  or  profits  shall 
be   divided   among   the   members. 

We,  the  undersigned,  apply  to  the  State  of  Tennessee,  by  virtue  of 
the  laws  of  the  land,  for  a  charter  of  incorporation  for  the  purposes 
and  with  the  powers,   etc.,   declared  in  the  foregoing  instrument. 

Witness  our  hands  this  day  of  1921. 


HOW   THE   PRESBYTERIES   STAND 
March   31,    1921. 

Xame.  Quota.  Am't  Sub.  Am't  Paid. 

Amarillo     »      3,150.00  $      3,160.00  $      1,215.00 

Austin     4,210.00  375.50  150.50 

Bartholomew     8,960.00  553^50  149.25 

Brownwood     1,320.00  804*.00  791.50 

Birmingham     3,150.00  2,257.00  1,460.75 

Chattanoog-a 18,410.00  21,269.00  11,545.13 

Cherokee     800.00  746.18  373.23 

Chickasaw     3,970.00  2,063.00  507.75 

Choctaw     2.800  00  266.25  56.25 

Clarkaville     15,000.00  7,389.40  2,348.90 

Columbus     80.00 

Cookeville     6,500.00  1,223.00  570.75 

Corsicana-Waco     6,580.00  1,523.00  530.50 

Cumberland     14,990.00  1,442.00  1.332.05 

Dallas-Bonham     4,900.00  1,101.00  276.00 

Denton     2,100.00  1,530.00  917.50 

East    Tennessee    9,100.00  6,022.44  2,370.44 

Elk     22,600.00  7,570.10  2,220.60 

Ewing--McLin     7,580.00  1,790.50  903.90 

Florida     l,OOo!oO  3,729.50  339.50 

Fort   Smith 3,500.00  1,675.00  1,365.50 

Foster    4,200.00  122.50  122.50 


94                  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Greer     1,600.00  300.50  225.50 

Gregory     3,800.00  900.00  615.00 

Hopewell     23,300.00  20,860.50  10,524.83 

Illinois     5,000.00  114.00  104.00 

Iowa    930.00  1,050.00  1,012.50 

Indiana    7,900.00  1,981.50  515.75 

Knoxville     12,800.00  3,036.00  1,568.75 

Lebanon     19,300.00  12,601.92  3,606.0T 

Leitchfield     10,700.00  1,344.25  880.00 

Lexingrton    9,500.00  12,281.30  4,721.30 

Lincoln-Decatur     6,700.00  4,075.00  2,985.50 

Little   Rock-Burrow 2,300.00  841.00  194.75 

Log-an     9,000.00  1,922.70  1,010.70 

Los    Ang-eles    520.00  1,032.00  1,025.00 

Louisiana     3,900.00  350.00  174.00 

Madison     18,500.00  20,616.70  9,166.95 

Marshall     4,400.00  2,232.00  965.00 

Mayfield     17,970.00  14,360.35  7,599.25 

McGeo     5,900.00  659.40  473.40 

McGrady    6,500.00  660.00  73.25 

McMinnville     5,330.00  230.50  118.00 

Memphis     10,600.00  11,239.00  3,511.00 

.Mississippi     5,600.00  1,331.50  715.00 

Morrilton     7,200.00  1,869.60  805.42 

Mound    Prairie    5.500.00  189.50  182.50 

New    Hope    7,300.00  2,697.00  1,349.00 

New    Lebanon     3,900.00  2,838.00  2,151.50 

Obion     32,200.00  25,714.89  8,796.47 

Oklahoma    2,000.00  802.50  525.84 

Owensboro     7,500.00  10,759.82  1,247.17 

Ozark     6,600.00  2,210.25  1,278.50 

Platte      4,500.00  353.00  323.00 

Porter     4,000.00  12.50  12.50 

Princeton     23,230.00  7,360.00  3,190.55 

Richland     16,500.00  2,881.25  1,176.60 

Robert    Donnell    5,000.00  2,008.50  1,251.50 

Roswell     160.00  60.00  22.50 

Spring-field     8,500.00  10,471.50  315.75 

Spring-ville     2,900.00  878.00  262.10 

Sweetwater     2,500.00  640.00  182.50 

Talladeg-a     2,900.00  933.00  603.40 

Texas-Greenville     5,300.00  385.00  120.75 

Tulare     700.00  250.00 

Weatherford         4,500.00  4,173.,00  1,861.00 

West    Prairie     1,100.00  347.50  145.00 

West    Plains    67.00  27.00 

White    River    5,400.00  3,092.01  1,064.51 

Yazoo     1,300.00  269.00  79.00 

Smith    (Will)     20,262.81               20,262.81 

Tennessee    Synod    7,000.00  1,061.50 

Miscellaneous     497.00  486.00 

$289,542.62  $130,006.37 

Appreciation     1,882.99  1,882.99 

Interest      : 467.99  467.99 

Exchange     20.00 

$291,893.60  $132,377.35 

Cash    on    hand    $  45,163.35 

Bonds    on    hand    62,214.00 

U.    S.    Certificates    25,000.00 

$132,377.35 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH. 

TOTAL,  SUBSCRIPTIONS  RECEIVED  FOR  ENDOWMENT. 
Presbytery.  Paid  in  Full  Paid  in  Part  No  Payment 

Amarlllo     15  27  24 

Austin    30  1  1 

Bartholomew     5  6  8 

Birniing-ham     ; 19  7  19 

Brownwood     8  10 

Chattanoog-a     1.39  89  58 

Cherokee     10  9  7 

Chickasaw     2.3  28  33 

Choctaw     4  0  21 

Clarksville     66  104  57 

Cookeville     40  14  17 

Corsicana-Waeo     7  5  8 

Cumberland     13  6  5 

Dallas-Bonham     11  2  4 

Denton     13  11  10 

East    Tennessee    38  36  31 

Elk     71  75  80 

Ewing--MeLin     36  26  31 

Florida     9  0  •         0 

Ft.     Smith     30  3  4 

Foster    2  0  0 

Greer    13  1  0 

Greg-ory     9  2  7 

Hopewell     310  161  185 

Illinois     11  0  0 

Indiana    30  24  32 

Iowa    110 

Knoxville     48  34  19 

Lebanon     134  131  304 

Lexington    35  3  3 

Leitchfield     52  5  22 

Lincoln-Decatur     31  16  17 

Little    Rock-Burrow 5  8  31     . 

Log-an     38  8  15 

Los     Ang-eles     3  0  3 

Louisiana    9  4  8 

Madison     136  108  149 

Marshall    24  20  25 

Mayfield     360  168  235 

McGee    9  0  8 

McGrady    4  4  5 

McMinnville     14                         3  7 

Memphis    lOi  67  206 

Miscellaneous    41  0  0 

Morrilton     13  0  0 

Mississippi     35  12  23 

Mound   Prairie    10  1  0 

New    Hope    36  39  16 

New   Lebanon 58  9  11 

Obion     207  230  277 

Oklahoma     10  4  2 

Owensboro     39  39  74 

Ozark     31  8  15 

Platte     9  0  2 

Porter    2  0  0 

Princeton     139  50  83 

Richland    39  31  41 

Robert-Donnell         39  9  23 

Roswell    110 


95 


Total 

66 

22 

19 

45 

9 

286 

26 

84 

35 
237 

71 

20 

23 

17 

35 
105 
336 

83 
9 

27 
2 

13 

18 
556 

11 

76 
3' 

91 
459 

41 

79 

64 

34 

51 
4 

21 
383 

69 
663 

17 

13 

24 
377 

41 

41 

70 

11 

91 

78 
714 

16 
142 

44 

11 

2 

363 

111 

61  ■ 
2 


96                  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Spring-fleld     17                         5                         6  28 

Sweetwater    2                         8                        0  10 

SpringTdlle     24                      10                      13  47 

Talladega     40                      14                      12  66 

Texas-Greenville     9                      10                      20  39 

Tulare    0                         0                         6  6 

Weatherford     28                      11                      23  62 

West   Prairie 9                         1                      23  33 

West    Plains    2                         0                         2  4 

WMte   River   67                     29                     76  172 

Yazoo     9                       6                       9  24 

2,583                1,743                2,351  6,677 
All  pastors  and  friends  are  asked  to  urg-e   all   who   have  not  mdae  payment  on 
their  subscription  to  do  so. 

PAYMENTS. 

A.  C.  Altion,  Birmingham,  Ala.,  by  Rev.  A.  D.  Randolph   ?  2.00 

R.    L.    McClannahan,    Mashall,    Texas    1.00 

T.  M.  Hall,  Culleoka,  Tenn.,  by  Rev.  J.  L.  Hudgins   1.00 

J.  E.  Eberts,   Warrensburg,  Mo.,    282.30 

W.  S.   Bridges,  Scottsboro,   Ala 100.00 

W.   S.   Bridges,  Scottsboro,   Ala 100.00 

J.  E.  Eberts,  Warrensburg,  Mo 202.00 

J.    E.    Eberts,    Warrensburg,    Mo 150.00 

McClure,     Lincoln-Decatur     200.00 

J.   T..   Coleman,   Nashville,   Tenn 10.00 

J.   T..   Coleman,   Nashville,   Tenn 10.00 

F.  A.   Grundy,   Sacramento,   Ky 28.82 

J.  L.  Hudgins,  Nashville,  Tenn 105.00 

Crawford    &    Crawford,    Molino,    Mo 200.00 

R.    N.    Herbert,    Molino,    Mo 100.00 

L.    A.    Hazelwood,    Molino,    Mo 50.00 

Mrs.  A.  J.  Beasley,  Molino,  Mo 50.00 

Miss  Lila  Beasley,,  Molino,   Mo 50.00 

Annie  Cynthia  Smith    (Will)    20,262.81 

Mr.   and  Mrs.   R.   P.  McCool,   Denton,   Texas    20.00 

Mary   L.    Smith,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 20.00 

W.    H.    Fowler,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 40.00 

J.   H.   Roderick,    Dodd   City,    Texas    10.00 

C.   M.   McCullough,   Scottsboro,   Ala 100.00 

John    Bishop,    Carrsville,    Ky 25.00 

L.    B.    Samalline,    Cleveland,    Tenn 200.00 

Mrs.   W.   P.  Hannah,  Lynnville,   Tenn 25.00 

Young    People's    Society,    Campbellsville,    Tenn 3.00 

J.   L.   Prince,    Kerville,    Tenn 11.00 

F.    E.   Moose,    Kerville,   Tenn 5.00 

J.   D.  Morton,  Williston,  Tenn.,  by  Annie  Lee  Hines   50.00 

Mrs.  Lillie  Hines,   Memphis,   Tenn 24.00 

C.    K.    Carlock,    Nashville,    Tenn 26.70 

Mrs.   L.  A.   Marshall,   Arlington,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    C.    M.    Berry,    Brunswick,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    C.   N.    Caruthers,    Kerrville,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    B.    E.    Caruthers,    Kerrville,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Marshall   Sink,   Kerrville,   Tenn 2.50 

W.    W.    Lamb,    Marion,    Ky 20.00 

Rev.   A.   E.   Lane,   Hodge,   La 10.00 

Rev.  A.  C.  Stribling,   Dayton,   Tenn 5.00 

A.  B.  Hamm,  Ramer,  Tenn.   (For  Mrs.  Madeline  Trotter)    15.00 

L.   F.   Clement,  Marshall,  Mo.    (Marion  Adair)    100.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  97 

Rev.  S.  B.  McNeiley,  Bogart,  Mo.    (Mrs.  W.  S.  Caskey)    50.00 

George    Adair,    Woolridge,    Mo SOf.OO 

J.   E.    Eberts,   Warrensburg,    Mo 109.00 

W.  L.   Giles,   Gurley,  Ala 100.00 

Mrs.   Annie  T.   Park,   Kenton,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  Emma  Hardin,  Chicago,  111 2.00 

Mrs.   M.   C.   Hatcher,   Marshall,   Texas    10.00 


$   22,953.13 

Fanny   Stewart,    Kerrville,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  Belle  Bledsoe,  Brunswick,  Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   Jane   Herring,   Arlington,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.   Eva   Douglas,   Brunswick,   Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.  Ruby  Ketner,  Atoka,   Tenn 10.00 

S.   J.    Reves,    Memphis,    Tenn 1.00 

James    M.    McCleskey,    Memphis,    Tenn .50 

A.   E.  Lain,   Hodge,  La 5.00 

Mrs.  H.   G.  Humphreys,   Chattanooga,  Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  Morton  Cross,  Chattanooga,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    Tennie   Wester,    Cha'^tanooga,   Tenn 10.00 

F.   A.   Grundy,   Sacramento,   Ky 15.00 

F.    A.    Grundy,    Sacramento,    Ky 48.00 

Mrs.   Jeff   Lowe,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 1.00 

J.  A.   Johnston,   Mt.   Home,    Ark 15.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Lee  T.  Hall,  Cleveland,   Tenn. 25.00 

Cleveland    C.    E.    Society,    Cleveland,    Tenn 50.00 

J.    F.    Kelley,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 2.00 

Miss   Lucy   Hines,    Murray,    Ky 5.00 

A.  B.   Roberts    (Logan)    ; 5.00 

J.   M.  Mitchell    (Ozark),   by   W.   H.   Windes 25.00 

E.   Woodrow    (Ozark),    by   W.    H.    "Windes    125.00 

J.    W.    Borah     (Ewing-McLin)     10.00 

Miss    Carrie    Tickner,    Fairfield,    111 1.00 

J     D.    Harlan,    Fairfield,    111 1.00 

J.    W.    Byrn     (Clarksville)     5.00 

J.   D.   Britton,    Greenville,    Tenn 50.00 

J.   D.   Britton,    Greenville,    Tenn 50.00 

J.  A.   Park,   Greenville,   Tenn 50.00 

S.    B.    Rudolph    (Mayfleld)     10.00 

J.    E.    Eberts,    Warrensburg,    Mo 268.50 

9-18-19 

Mrs.   D.   L.   Coooer,   Marshall,   Mo. 10.00 

Mrs.   L.   Hoooer,   Ooltewah,   Tenn 1.50 

Mrs.    Postonia     (Memphis)     20.00 

Mrs.   Alice   Hall,   Memphis,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    S.    O.    Birds    (Memphis)    Tenn ' 10.00 

S.    B.    Rudolph     (Mayfleld) 10.00 

S.    B.    Rudolph     (Mayfleld)     20.00 

10-1-19 

Mrs.   Emma  Hardin,   Chicago,   111 2.00 

J.   T.  Laughlin,   New  London,  Iowa 1,000.00 

Mrs.    George    Ferkins,    Harned,    Ky 1.00 

W.  T.  May,  Harned,  Ky 4.00 

J.  M.  Crune,  Harned,  Ky 5. 00 

Robt.    Weatherford,    Harned,    Ky ^    5.00 

Wilber   Pile,    Harned,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.  B.  F.   May,   Harned,   Ky     5.00 

B.  F.    May,    Harned,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.   G.  P.  May,  Harned,   Ky 10.00 


98                  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Homer  Alexander,  Harned,   Ky 10.00 

G.    P.    May,    Harned,    Ky 10.00 

Mrs.   S.  M.  Crune,  Harned,  Ky 10.00 

J.   M.   Crune,   Harned,    Ky 10.00 

P.   B.  Milder,   Harned,   Ky 10.00 

O.    W.    Williams,    Beaver   Dam,    Ky 10.00 

Isaac   Allen,    Webster,    Ky .25 

Mrs.  T.  Richardson,   Cecilia,   Ky 1.00 

$  2,022.75 

F.  W.  Creager,  Cecilia,   Ky 4.00 

Mrs.  Ada  Litsey,   Caneyville,    Ky 5.00 

Miss  Cora  E.  Hall,  Memphis,  Tenn.,    (C.   E.   Society)    5.00 

Mrs.  Mollie  Johnson,   Mt.  Home,   Ark 10.00 

C.  W.   Andrews    (Ozarks)    10.00 

Marshall   Sink,    (Memphis),   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   C.   B.   Stewart,   Arlington,    Tenn.    ._ 2.50 

Mrs.    R.    B.    Monticello,    Arlington,    Tenn 2  50 

Mrs.   Ellen   Browning,   Montesserat,  Mo 5.00 

Caroline    Riley,    Cynthia,    Ind 10.00 

Mrs.  Nancy  P.  Taylor,  Waverly,   Tenn 5.00 

J.    B.    Link,    Waverly,    Tenn 30.00 

Mamie   Leila  Adcock,    East   Chattanooga,    Tenn 10.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.   Y.   D.   Rause,   Mayfield,   Ky 20.00 

S.   B.    Rudolph,   Little   Cypress,    Ky 10.00 

S.   B.   Rudolph,   Little    Cypress,    Ky 25.00 

Mr.    Felix    Moss    (Texas-Green)     5.00 

Mrs.    J.    H.    Long,    Memphis,    Tenn 10.00 

Willmoth  Herring,   Memphis,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    Mary   P.   Taylor,    McKenzie,   Tenn 10.00 

L    R.    Link,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

Clem  Mauley,   McKenzie,    Tenn 5.00 

Capf.  J.  W.  Smith,  McKenzie,  Tenn 25.00 

J.    D.   Allison,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

D.  B.    McCord,    Atlanta,    Ga 10.00 

Rev.   W.    C.   Brazelton,    Scottsboro,    Ala 1.00 

C.   B.   Haddon,   Harpersville,    Miss 50-00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ligon,  Pecos,  Texas    10.00 

Charlotte    Seagle    (Chattanooga)     15.00 

Mrs.   W.  A.   Cravens,   S.  S.  of  Antioch   Cong 6.31 

H.   S.   McCord  and   wife    (Chattanooga) 10  00 

B.  W.    Covington    (Elk)     1.00 

Mrs.   Mary  Erwin    (Elk)    6.00 

Mrs.   Maron   Cobbs,    McLean,    TexaL    5.00 

Mrs.   W.   A.    Frost,    Wingo,    Ky 25.00 

11-1-19 

Maude    Byrn,    Mayfield,    Ky 15.00 

C.  B.    Chaffer,    Lucy,    Tenn 12.50 

E.  P.    Earhart,    Lubbock,    Texas     32.00 

C.   M.    Zwingle,   Lewisburg,   Tenn 6.00 

Mrs.    Tillie    Rider,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 40.00 

Holstclaw   Sisters,    Sentinel,    Okla 20.00 

Mrs.   A.    C.    Trotter,    Sentinel,    Okla 10.00 

Mrs.  Ethel  McLean  Frazier,  Nashville,  Tenn 10.00 

W.    P.    Kelley,    Chattanooga 10.00 

W.   H.    Southall,    Hopkinsville,    Ky 100.00 

Robt.    Ashmore,    Scottsboro,    Ala 5.00 

O.    T.  Yancy,   Paducah,   Ky 25.00 

C.    C.    Graves,    Weston,    Mo 100.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  99 

Mr.   and  Mrs.   William  Suter,    Shawnee   Town,   Ind 25.00 

A.  M.  Polley,  Prospect,  Tenn 1.00 

Maud   Rogers,    Aspin    Hill,    Tenn 1.25 

E.   P.   Earhart,   Lubbock,   Texas    20.00 

5-9-19 

John  and  Martin  Kelley   (Madison)    50.00 

Mrs.  M.  A.   Smedley,  Marceline,  Mo 3.00 

11-1-19 

H.    C.    Davidson,    Jackson,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.    Ella    Kell,    Jericho    Springs,    Mo 5.00 

R.  A.   Church,  Jericho   Springs,   Mo 5.00 

Rev.    S.    A.    Milligan,    Jacksonville,    Ala 10.00 


$  939.06 
11-13-19 

Mrs.  M.  S.   Reading,   Pike,   Ark 5.00 

O.  B.   r>i'nn,   Hampton,   Ark 10. 00 

B.   I.   Oliver,   Hampton,   Ark 5.00 

James  Calhoun   and  wife,    Troy,   Tenn 5.O0 

Mrs.    Addeen     Taylor,     Poteau,     Okla 12.00 

Mrs.    N.   A.   Jones   and   niece,    Lubbock,   Tex 4.00 

Miss  Ethel  Standifer,  Lubbock  .Texas    4.00 

Mrs.   Logan  Myers,   Bonham,   Texas    1.00 

Mrs.   P.   E..   Deaver,   Remlap,  Ala 5.00 

Eva   Deaver,    Remlap,    Ala 2.50 

F.  E.  Deaver,  Remlap,  Ala 5.00 

Mrs.    W.    B.    Gallaher,    Concord,    Tenn .  5.00 

W.    M.    Hudson,    Concord,    Tenn 5.00 

D.   L.    Dean,    Senatobia,    Miss 5.00 

Mrs.   Moore,    Burnt   Prairie,    111 10.00 

Mrs.  Lucy  Boyd,  Mexica,   Texas 1.00 

Mrs.   W.   P.  Pace,  Little  Rock,   Ark 25.00 

W.    T.    Anderson,    Ada,    Okla 7.50 

Mrs.  M.   I.   Goddard,   Fayetteville,   Ark 100.00 

J.   C.    Wright,    Frederick,    Okla 5.00 

Mrs.    Wallace    West,    Herndon.    Ky 50-00 

Mrs.   E.   H.   Moser,   Jadwin,    Mo 5.50 

H.  A.  Buckley,   Brunswick,   Tenn 100.00 

T.    L.    Davis,    Pomona,    Cal 1,000.00 

Mrs.    C.   J.   Triplett,   Mashulaville,    Miss 3.00 

Mr.   and   Mrs.    G.   W.    Bermond,   Easton,   Mo 50.00 

J.    D.    Asher,    Marion,    Ky 50.00 

J.    M.     Blair,    Loudon,     Tenn 5.00 

Effie  J.   Blair,   Loudon,  Tenn,    10.00 

Mrs.    Alice    Love,    Florence,    Texas     5.00 

G.  M.    McCluney   and   wife,    Amory,    Miss 225.00 

Rev.  W.  H.  Newton  and  wife.   Star  City,  Ark 50.00 

Mrs.  Emma  Hardin,  Chicago,  111 2.00 

Tabbie    Knox,    Paragould,    Ark 25.00 

W.   J.   Eldridge,   Charleston,   Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.    W.    E.    McLoughlin,    Kilmichael,    Miss 2.00 

S.   C.   Hamer,    Kilmichael,    Miss 2.00 

J.    C.    Young,    Kilmichael,    Miss 10.00 

Mrs.  M.  C.  Pittman,  Prairie  Grove,  Ark 3.00 

12-1-19 

Miss    Ethel    Heasty,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   Will   Bennett,   Chattanooga,   Tenn 5.00 

J.    N.    Parker,    Dyersburg,    Tenn.    (A.    A.    Buck)     30.00 

Mrs.  Y.   D.   Rouse    (Mayfield)    50.00 

R.    M.    Rucker,    Trezevant,    Tenn 100.00 


100                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Tom  Dickson,  Trezevant,   Tenn 6.25 

J.    E.    Eberts,    Warrensburg,    Mo 100.00 

J.    E.    Eberts,    Warrensburg,    Mo 10,00 

Bird    Boisture,     Fredonia,    Ky .50 

E.   Herrod,   Fredonia,    Ky .50 

J.    S.    G.    Green,    Fredonia,    Ky 1.00 

J.    M.    Patterson,    Fredonia,    Ky 5.00 

Maude    Bug-g,    Fredonia,    Ky 5.00 

$  2,207.75 
12-6-19 

A.  Canada,    Fredonia,    Ky 1.00 

Mrs.    Allie    Bugg,    Fredonia,    Ky 4.00 

Lizzie  Height,   White  Plains,   Ky 1.00 

J.    T.    Grace,    White    Plains,    Ky 1.00 

R.   T.    Gunn,    White   Plains,    Ky 1.00 

George    M.   Inglehart,    White    Plains,    Ky .50 

Mrs.   R.   V.   Bell,   Gainesville,   Texas    5.00 

Mrs.    T.    N.    Stewart,    Newsom,    Texas    5.00 

W.  R.  Harbar   (Mrs.  Ben   Turner)    (Tex-Green)    10.00 

B.  A.    McKall,    Mayfield,    Tenn 5.00 

H.    L.    Williams,    Paris,    Tenn 5.00 

G.    H.    Clement,    Paris,    Tenn 5.00 

Miss   I.    M.    Bridges,    Paris,    Tenn ]  .00 

Anna  Mae   Clement,   Paris,    Tenn 1. 00 

Mrs.    J.    R.    Billingsley,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    Mary    Hall,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  C.  W.  Embrey,  Chattanooga,  Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   J.   H.    Caskey,    Kirksville,    Mo L'.3.00 

J.    D.    Dean,    Starkville,    Miss 5.00 

Miss   Lena   Wells    (New   Hope)     50.00 

Mrs.  M.   E.   Edds  Moberly,   Mo 5.00 

G.    W.    Rice,   Mt.   Juliet,    Tenn 1.00 

Hugh    B.    Johnson,    Lebanon,    Tenn 28.22 

W.  B.  Farmer,  Ladonia,   Texas   20.00 

J.    L.    Ricks,    Come,    Miss 25.00 

Mrs.  M.  J.  Pond,   Fayetteville,   Ark 25.00 

G.    W.    Logan,    Greenfield,    Mo 100.00 

Mrs.    Emma   Meadows    (McMinnville)     5.00 

Mrs.    M.    M.    Braden,    Elkton    Ky 2.00 

Joe    Lowes,     Burnt    Prairie,     111 5.00 

M.    R.    Layman,    Leitchfield,    Ky 10.00 

Leitchfield    Miss.    Society,    Leitchfield,    Ky 15.00 

Mrs.    R.    C.    Hurn,    Harmony,    Ark 2.50 

Mrs.  J.   S.   Musgrove,   Hucabor,   Texas    5.00 

D.    R.    Robertson,    Mt.    live.    Ark 5.00 

J.    M.    McCleskey,    Memphis,    Memphis,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    E.    F.    Heasty,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 10.00 

Miss    Mollie    L.    Bell,    Terrell,    Texas    5.00 

J.    W.    Bender,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 25.00 

B.  F.   Smith,    Eldorado,    Okla 100.00 

Mrs.    M.    J.    Fanning,    Floydada,    Texas    10.00 

T.    W.    Moore,    Shepherd,    Tenn 25.00 

G.    W.    Gallaher,    Kingston,    Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.    H.    H.    Givens,    Blue    Springs,    Miss 10.00 

Mrs.   Emma  Riddle,   Mrs.   Charles   C.   Hill,   Tullahoma,   Tenn.    .  .  1.50 

Mrs.    H.    E.    Beebe    (Cumberland)    15.00 

C.  C.    Kinnard    (Cumberland) 25.00 

Thomas    White,    Corntassel,    Tenn 100.00 

1-1-20 

W.   E.   Grumm,  Burleson,   Tenn 2  50 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  101 

Mrs.    M.    E.    Gallaher,    King-ston,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    Ella    Godfrey,    Quitman,    La 10.00 

]VIrs.    E.    O.    Crouch,    Tipton,    Tepn 10.00 

.D  T.  Andrews  and  wife,  Medina,  Tenn .,.  100.00 

Annie  Lee  McAnulty,  Norma  McAnulty,  Bolivvar,   Tenn 50.00 

Rev.    J.    M.    Mitchell    (Ozark)     11.50 


$  945.72 

1-10-20 

Mrs.   Isom   "Williams    (White   River)    Pulliman,   Ark 2.50 

Frank    McDonald,    Chattanoog-a,    Tenn     500.00 

Frank    McDonald,     Chattanooga,     Tenn 130.00 

Frank    McDonald,    Chattanooga,    Tenn " 870.00 

John   W.   Groves,   North  Fort  "Worth,   Texas 50.00 

"William    Reid,    Winchester,    111 50.00 

Mrs.     Minnie    McClure,     Carlton,     Texas     20.00 

Mrs.     Mary    Mercer,     Greeneville,     Tenn 1.00 

C.    W.    Herman,"    Greeneville,    Tenn 1.00 

T.    H.    Drake,    Meridianville    (Robt..    Donnell)    54.50 

Mr.   and  Mrs.   J.   S.   Simpson,   Bienville,  La 6.00 

Bessie    M.    Gray,    Evansville,    Ind 10.00 

Penuzella    Ydungman,     Memphis,     Tenn ; . 10.00 

H.     C.     Braley,     Greenwood,     Ark 2.00 

Charlotte   G.   Seagle     Chattanooga)    25.00 

Daniel    Dillon,    Tate,    Tenn 1.00 

J.   N.    Parker   for  J.   T.   Hambrick,   Dyersburg,   Tenn 25.00 

Hugh   B.   Johnson,   Lebanon,   Tenn 25.00 

J.     E.     Eberts,     Warrensburg,     Mo 100.00 

E.    C.    Seagle,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 100.00 

E.   C.   Seagle,   Chattanooga,   Tenn 300.00 

Mrs.   Bettie  Howard,   Clarksville,   Tenn 5.00 

Howard   Broome,    Clarksvivlle,    Tenn 25.00 

J.    T.    Long,    Clarksville,    Tenn 2.00 

Mrs.    R.    E.    Burchett,    Clarksville,    Tenn 2.00 

E.   T.   Alward,    Clarksville,    Tenn 100.00 

T.    A.    Havron,    Nashville,    Tenn 10.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.   S.  H.  Deering,   Harwood,  Mo.,    20.00 

Mrs.    C.   T.    Taylor,    LaPayette,    Ky 10.00 

Mrs.    C.    T.    Taylor,   LaPayette,    Ky .30 

C.   T.   Taylor,   LaPayette,    Ky 100.00 

C.    T.    Taylor,    LaPayette,    Ky 3.00 

J.    M.    Shaver,    Lavara,    Ark 5.00 

W.   W.    Hardson,    Ft.    Payne,   Ala 50.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.   C.  York,  Van  Court,  Texas    10.00 

Lee    Holland,    Weldon,    Ark 10.00 

Rev.    J.    H.    Zwingle    (McMinnville) 15.00 

W.   H.   Lamb    (Pleasant  Ridge)    11.00 

Mrs.    John    Bacon,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    C.    E.    Pratt,    Ferris,    Texas    200.00 

Mrs.    A.     C.    Barnard,     Kingston,     Tenn 10.00 

Hurst  Barnard,   Kingston,   Tenn 10.00 

Charlotte,   Tenn 1.00 

Mrs.    V.    Wolverton,    Mexia,    Texas     7.00 

Mrs.    V.    C.    Eversole,    Dallas,    Texas    50.00 

Mrs.  J.  J.   Douglas,    Beacon,   Tenn 1.00 

Mrs.  Lee  Combs,  Henderson,  Tenn 5.00 

$  2.950.30 


102                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

2-2-20 

Mrs.    J.    L.    Fox,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  C.  W.  Embrey,  Chattanoog-a,  Tenn 5.00 

Miss  Nellie  Bell,   Chattanoog-a,   Tenn 5.00 

Miss   Dessie   Gibbins,    San    Antonio    Tenn 5.00 

Ag-nes  Majure,   Dixon  Miss 10.00 

Carlton    Majure,    Dixon,    Miss 10.00 

J.    M.    Turner,    Dixon,    Miss 10.00 

Mrs.   S.   E.    Daniel,    Franklin,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    F.    K.    McMasters,    Jackson,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.  F.  K.  McMasters,  Jackson,  Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  L.   C.   Pate,   Dyersburg-,   Tenn 50.00 

Lena    M^alters,    Leesburg,    Texas     2.50 

Miss    Mary   Holt,    Trezevant,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   Willie   Holt,    Trezevant,   Tenn 5.00 

Miss    Cynthia    Holland,    Irondale,    Ala 10.00 

Mrs.    R.    L.    Mason,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    R.    L.    Mason,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    T.    M.    Tillson,    Glencoe,    Ala 1.25 

Mrs.  N.  A.  McCluney,  Gadsden,  Ala 5.00 

J.    B.    Tillson,    Gadsden,    Ala 10.00 

M.    Savage,    Gadsden,    Ala 10.00 

R.    L.     Tillison,     Gadsden,     Ala 10.00 

Julia  Tillison,  Gadsden,  Ala 10.00 

C.    S.    Tillison,    Gadsden,    Ala. 10.00 

Carrie    Tillison,    Gadsden,    Ala 5.00 

Lillie    Tillson,    Gadsden,    Ala 5.00 

A.    P.    Tillson,    Gadsden,    Ala ■ 10.00 

E.    M.    Beard,     Gadsden,    Ala 6.25 

Mrs.  M.  A.   Tillison,   Gadsden,   Ala 25.00 

Q.    M.    Tillison,    Gadsden,    Ala 2.50 

Mrs.   W.    D.   Martin,   Mt.    Juliet,    Tenn 10.00 

Rev.    H.   C.    Walton,   McKenzie,    Tenn 35.00 

Anita    Will    McLeod,    Brooksville,    Miss 5.00 

Nell    McLeod,     Brooksville,     Miss 5.00 

Mrs.     Laura    Hearn,     Brooksville,     Miss 5.00 

Miss   Lena   Hearn,    Brooksville,    Miss 5.00 

Mrs.  J.  F.  Edwards,  Brooksville,  Miss 13.00 

G.    W.    Newton,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 10.00 

Alba    H.    Bates,    Collinsville,    Texas     20.00 

Mrs.    AV.   C.    Kyle,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   W.    M.   Oakley,    Murfreesboro,    Tenn 10.00 

George   W.    Eads,    Charleston,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   Novella   McDonald,    Bethpage,    Tenn 2.00 

W.   L.    Spence,    Bell    Buckle,    Tenn 2.50 

H.  P.  Barksdale,  Paducah,  Ky 50.00 

Mrs.    Ora    Faith    (Mayfield)     10.00 

J.    C.    Hester    (Mayfield)     15.00 

Mrs.    Thomas    McGill    and    daughter,    Richmond,    Mo 5.00 

S.   M.   Gough,    Gordonsville,    Ky. ;    100.00 

Mrs.  S.  M.   Gough,   Gordonsville,   Ky 25.00 

Roy   H.   Baker,   Argyle,    Texas 5.00 

Mr.    and   Mrs.    ^V.    W.    Neeley,    Savannah,    Tenn 10.00 

F   .E.    Broome    (Wilson's   Chapel)    (Clarksville)     21.40 

M.    E.    Strand,    Eldorado,    Okla 4.50 

Robert    Faith     (Mayfield)     25.00 

$  720.90 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  103 

2-23-20 

Victory    Quartette,    Greenfield,    Mo 20.00 

Mrs.   Arlie  Powell    (Palma,   Mayfield) 2.50 

W.  T.  Little    (Palma,  Mayfield)    5.00 

Mrs.   Fred  R.  Lawson,   Chattanooga,   Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.    Mary    E.    Selspaug-h    (Robert    Donnell)     5.00 

S.    C.    Richardson,    Brooksville,    Miss 25.00 

Mrs.    M.    E.    Gracy,    Lakeland,    Pla 35.50 

Mrs.   H.   P.   Cox,   Lakeland,   Fla 1.00 

R.  T.  Thig-pin,  Canadian,   Texas   5.00 

J.  A.  Pickens  and  wife,  Millen,  Texas    10.00 

Mrs.  Leila  Davis,  Ne'wbern,  Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   J.   M.    Gammill.    Shelbyville,   Tenn 10.00 

J.   M.    Gammill,    Shelbyville,    Tenn 40.00 

Lela    Hill,    McMinnville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   Nannie   Hug'hes,   McMinnville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Emma    Hardin,    Chicago,    111 2.00 

A,  C.    Trotter,    Sentinel,    Okla 10.00 

B.  V.  Dykes,  Chicago,  111 5.00 

Mrs.   Anna   Barton,    Foss,    Okla 5.00 

Mrs.   E.    B.   McAulay,    Erin,    Tenn 5.00 

3-2-20 

A.    R.    Martin    and    wife,    Chattanooga,    Tenn _.  50.f>0 

F.  M.  Cunningham,   Ft.   Payne,  Ala 5.00 

Jennie    Knox,    Paragould,    Ark 5.00 

Mrs.    T.    E.    Council,   Union    City,    Tenn 5.25 

J.    Z,   Stribling   and   wife,    Union,    Miss 25.00 

W.  W.  McBeath  and   wife,  Neshoba,  Miss 5.00 

Miss    Asa    Dollar,    Union,    Miss 5  I'O 

Rev.   W.  H.   Kelley  and  wife.  Union,   Miss 5.00 

Miss  Geneva  McNair,  Union,   Miss 2.00 

Mrs.    W.    T.    Wilson,    Hendersonville,    Tenn 1.50 

W.   T.   Wilson,   Hendersonville,    Tenn 1.50 

Mrs.  R.   D.  Lane  and  Miss  Lizzie  Lane,  Austin,  Texas    25.00 

Mrs.    Eula    Johnson,    Lake,    Miss 5.00 

L.   P.   Hall,   Little   Cypress,    Ky 50.00 

M.    J.    Vaughn,    Little    Cypress,    Ky '.  5.00 

S.  H.  Carriher  and  wife,  Bron,   Okla 300.00 

J.  J.  Adams,  McAlister,   Okla 5.00 

Miss  Alva  Acton,  Birmingham,  Ala 5.00 

Mr.   and  Mrs.   E.   M.   Park,  Lbome,   111 10.00 

Mrs.  Jessie  V.  Taylor,  McKenzie,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   M.   A.   Daily,   McKenzie,   Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Jenie    H.    Caskey,    New    York    City     5.00 

Mrs.    B.    P.    McFarland,    Holdenville,    Okla 25.00 

J.    R.    Read,    Logansport,    Ky 25.00 

Mrs.    Lon    McLeod,    Brooksville,    Miss 20.00 

J.    J.    Groves,    Central    City,    Ky 1.00 

Mrs.   George  W.  Castle,   Duncan,   Okla 20.00 

Mrs.    Oney   Walley,   Duncan,    Okla 10.00 

Miss     Delia     Davis,     Stratford,     Okla 10.00 

R.   O.   Majure,    Dixon,   Miss 10.00 

R.    D.    Ogletree,    Dixon,    Miss 40.00 

P.    E.    Woodard,   Whitthorne,    Tenn 2.00 

Mrs.   Ida   Catton,   Dyersburg,   Tenn 4.00 

G.  A.    Burkhart,    Arlington,    Tenn 15.00 

G.    A.    Burkhart,    Arlington,    Tenn 15.00 

S  980.75 


104                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

3-16-20 

Mrs.    M.  ■  E.    Gallaher,    Kingston,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   M.    E.    Gallaher,    Kingston,    Tenn 5.00 

R.    W.    Edwards    (deceased),    "VVlngo,    Ky 100.00 

John  A.   Johnston,   Mountain   Home,   Ark 5.00 

Thomas   Byington,    Goodwater,    Okla 19.25 

B.    F.    Mackey,    Mackey,    Ala lO.OCb 

Mrs.  ■  B.    F.    Mackey,    Mackey,    Ala 1.50 

J.    P.    Parker,    Inverness,    Pla 10.00 

W.    H.    Miller,    Inverness,    Fla 10.00 

Mrs.    Bessie   Carter   Moore,    Ravenna,    Ky 5.00 

Mr.  Li.  C.   Carter,   Ravenna,  Ky 5.00 

Mrs.  Manthur  Roena  Park,  Dixon,  Ky 8.00 

Mrs.    A.    E.    Bollinger,    Lamar,    Mo 5.00 

Hugh    S.    Hill,    Wilton,    Ark 10.00 

Bishop  Overstreet,  Paducah,  Ky 15.00 

A.    F.    Miller,    Paducah,    Ky 10.00 

J.    W.    Webb,    Paducah,    Ky 1.00 

Miss    Margaret    Eledge,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   W.    B.    Wilson,    Gordonsville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    J.    M.    Collins,    Blair,    Okla 1.00 

Mrs.    J.    M.    Collins,    Blair,    Okla 5  00 

W.    L.    Miller,    Winihrop,    Ark 2.50 

Miss    Cordelia    Stroud,    Nashville,    Tenn 15.00 

A.    B.    Ogden,    Clarksville,    Ark 25.00 

Mrs.    J.    W.    Bean,    Sturgis,    Ky 10.00 

H.   D.   Rider,   Chattanooga,    Tenn .  23.00 

Miss    Mae    E.    Epperson,    Charleston,    Tenn 25.00 

Leota    Bagwell,    Paducah,    Ky 20.0(1 

W.    T.    Gallaher,    Kingston,    Tenn 8.50 

G.   H.    Gallaher,    Kingston,    Tenn 1 0.00 

Mrs.    S.    A.    Smith,    Petersburg,    Tenn 2.00 

Mrs.    Mollie    Price,    Memphis,    Tenn GO.Ou 

Mrs.    W.   L.    Diffee,    Memphis,    Tenn S.OO 

Mrs.    Hattie    Gaskill,    Brownington,    Mo .  5.00 

R.    B.    Miller,    Columbus,    Miss 11.50 

Mrs.    J.    M.   Jlodgers,    Kerrville,    Tenn 20.00 

j;  T.   Craig,  Kerrville,   Tenn 25.00 

E.  R.   Skiles,   Sweetwater,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    A.    T.    Castleberry    (Marshall)    20.00 

W.    J.    Bass,     Kerrville,    Tenn 10.00 

A.    Trotter,    Kerrville,    Tenn 25.00 

Tom    Dickson,    Trezevant,    Tenn 3.75 

I.    R.    Funderbuck,    Trezevant,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    W.    M.    Plannery,    Alvard,    Texas     10.00 

W.   L.    R.    West,    Alvard,    Texas    10.00 

J.  L.   Cooper    (New  Lebanon)    50.00 

J.    P.    Grimer    (New    Lebanon)     50.00 

T.    J.    Daugherty,    Dover,    Tenn 8.00 

T.   H.   Darr,    Fairfield,    111 50.00 

T.   H.   Darr,    Fairfield,    111 50.00 

Mrs.    A.    J.    Hogan,    Paducah,    Ky 20.00 

Mrs.    W.    D.    Moore,    Trimble,    Tenn 5.00 

F.  E.    Moose,    Kerrville,    Tenn 20.00^ 

Albert   Cowan,    Sullivan,    Ky 40.00 

Tom    Bean,    Princeton    10.00 

Mrs.   S.    C.   Marney,   Jayton,   Texas    25.00 

$  935.00 


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105 


3-29-20 

Mrs.  W.  T.  Hobbs  and  daughter,  McKenzie,  Tenn 

Mrs.   Maggie   Johnson,    Austin,   Texas    

Mrs.    T.    A.    Todd,    Austin,    Texas,    

Miss   Mamie   Brown,   Austin,    Texas    

Mr.   and   Mrs.   M.   H.    Mathews,   Austin,    Texas    

Miss   Agnes   Mathews,    Austin,    Texas    

Mrs.    George    Criser,    Austin,    Texas    

Monroe    C.    Jones,    Birmingham,    Ala 

Fred    Bowles    and    mother,    Rudal,    Ga 

R.    M.    Potts,    Hartsville,     Tenn 

Mrs.    Mary   E.   Hull,    Chanute,    Kan 

W.   F.   Henderson,    Gaylesville,   Ala 

W.    "W.    Howard,    Little    Cypress,    Ky 

Mrs.    Ida   Ray,    Hampton,    Ky 

Mrs.    J.   T.    Riley,    Birmingham,    Ala 

W.    A.    Sisson     (Talladega) 

Rev.  J.  T.  Wilson,  Auburn,   Ky 

Rev.  J.   T.  Wilson,  Auburn,  Ky 

G  .B.   Holloday,   Camden,   Tenn 

4-1-20 

D.    M.     Stegall,     Lewisburg,     Tenn v '. 

J.    P.    Steele,    Ethelville,    Ala 

Mrs.    Carolina   Riley,   Cynthiana,    Ind 

W.    H.    Lamb,    Rockvale,    Tenn 

Mrs.    L.    L.    Wells,    Gamer,    Ala 

Alma    Cowden     (Chepultepec,    Springville)     

W.    B.     Erwin,     Franklin,     Tenn 

W.    B.    Erwin,    Franklin,    Tenn 

Mrs.    Emma    Hardin,    Chicago,    111 

J.    M.    Potts    and    wife,    Fair    Play,    Mo 

S.    AV.    Hughes,    Fair    Play,    Mo 

S.    W.    Hughes,    Fair    Play,    Mo 

Rev.  G.   W.   Combs,   Seminole,   Okla 

J.    A.    Robinson,    Cordell,    Okla 

Mrs.    W.    E.    Rife,    Brooksville,    Miss 

G.    H.    Miller,    clerk,    Chuckey,    Tenn 

O.    C.    Lafferty,    Clinton,    111 

Ransom    L.    Hines,    Lucy,    Tenn 

Aubrey    E.   Hines,    Lucy,    Tenn 

Rufus    Long,     Gordonsville,     Ky 

A.    W.    Condra,    Cedar    Springs,    Tenn 

A.    W.    Condra,    Cedar    Springs,    Tenn. 

Mrs.    J.    W.    Pugh    Fayetteville,    Ark 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  B.   Fleming,   Duncan,   Okla 

Mrs.   J.    B.    Smith,    Rush   Springs,    Okla 

R.  L.  Lisman,  Dixon,  Ky 

Mrs.    L.    L.    Davidson,    Dyer,    Tenn 

Asa    Davidson,    Dyer,    Tenn 

D.   W.   Conn,   Prairie   Grove,   Ark 

Miss    Bettie,    Austin,    Texas     

Mrs.    Otto    Thomas,    Austin,    Texas     

R.    AV.    Watkins,    Petrola,    Texas    

Mrs.    Jennie   Hardin    (Madison)    

Mrs.    Jennie   Hardin    (Madison)     

Sophronia,  Sallie  and  Susie  Yokeley,  Campbellsville,  Tenn 


29.00 
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5.00 
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2.00 

5.00 

5.00 

100.00 

50.00 
3.00 

10.00 
5.00 
2.50 

10.00 
5.00 

21.00 
2.70 

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5.00 

10.00 

8.10 

10.00 

10.00 

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100.00 

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13.00 

lO.DO 

5.00 

5.00 

33.34 

20.00 

10.00 

100.00 

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.187.50 

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$      1,123.34 


106                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

4-6-20 — 

John  M.  Bost,  Mulberry,  Ark $  10.00 

J.  J.  Holmes,  French  Camp,  Miss 2.50 

R.   L  .Holmes,   French   Camp,   Miss    2.50 

Mrs.  Laura  Young,  French  Camp,  Miss 10.00 

A.  J.   Moore,   French   Camp,   Miss 5.00 

T.  L.  Holmes,  French  Camp,  Miss 2.50 

Mrs.    Addie    Wakefield,    Lewisburg,    Tenn     1.00 

R.  L.  Hines,  Lucy,  Tenn    50.00 

J.  D.  Hudson,  Wheat  Craft,   Ky 10.00 

T.  W.  McCrary,  Columbus,  Miss   4.00 

Mrs.  C.  R.  Cooke,  Gadsden,  Ala 25.00 

William  R.  and  H.  H.  Hayden,  Mt.  Olive,  Tenn 20.00 

Miss   Lillie    Land,    Mt.    Carmel,    Tenn 5.00 

R.    B.    Reddett,    Memphis,    Tenn 50.00 

Miss  Birdie  Yancy,    Kerrville,    Tenn 10.00 

Miss   Anabelle   Yancey,    Kerrville,    Tenn 5.00 

J.  H.  Hillard,  Halls,  Tenn 30.00 

Elsie    Hillard,    Halls,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   Jessie  Hillard,   Halls,   Tenn 10.00 

Rev.   G.   E.   Coleman,   Burnt  Prairie,   111 55.00 

Tom  McDonald,    Dixon,    Miss 3.50 

S.  B.  Rudolph,  Little  Cypress,  Ky.    247.00 

Polk    Parker,    Beech    Bluff,    Tenn 20.00 

J.    B.    White,    Beech    Bluff,    Tenn 10.00 

Mr.   and  Mrs.   S.  H.   Deering-,   Horwood,   Mo 10.00 

H.   C.  .M.   Braley,   Greenwood,   Ark 5.00 

S.  B.   Cherry,  Brinkman,   Okla ■ 20.00 

H.  P.  King,  Van  Buren,  Ark 1,000.00 

S.  L.  Sells,   Trenton,   Ga 5.00 

Miss  Jessie  Wilson  Bolivar,   Mo 2.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  E.  C.  Devin,  Bolivar,'  Mo 10.00 

Julius   Lester   Medlock,    Stratford,    Okla 10.00 

Mrs.    Zora    Watts,    Birmingham,    Ala 1.00 

Mrs.    W.   L.    Mizer,    Odenville,    Ala 1.00 

B.  E.    Morris,    Odenville,    Ala 1.00 

Mrs.  J.   T.   Scroggins,  Odenville,  Ala 10.00 

B.   C.   Ash,   Odenville,    Ala 2.50 

Mrs.  B.  C.  Ash,  Odenville,  Ala 2.50 

James  B.  Ash,  Odenville,  Ala 5.00 

W.  L.   Mizer,   Odenville,   Ala 1.00 

G.    E.    Coleman,    Burnt    Prairie,    111 5.00 

Marion  E.  Johnson,   Burnt  Prairie,   111 10.00 

Mrs.   Will   Caulkins,   Burnt   Prairie,   111 1.25 

Mrs.    J.    O.    Epperson,    Charleston,    Tenn 50.00 

J.    O.    Epperson,    Charleston    ,Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.    F.   L.   Patty,   Brooksville,    Miss 25.00 

W.   M.    Crick,    White   Plains,    Ky 4.00 

Mrs.  I.   G.   Groom  and  daughter,   Overton,   Mo 15.00 

Mrs.   R.   M.   Moore,   Olive  Hill,   Tenn 19.50 

Mrs.   John  Alexander,  Moberly,   Mo 10.00 

T.   P    Saulpaw,   Charleston,   Tenn 50.00 

•T.   H.   Roderic,   Bonham,    Tex 10.00 

$  1,933.75 

4-15-20— 

W.  M.   Bales,   Robert  Donnell    $  15.00 

J.    W.    Slayton,    Robert    Donnell    5.00 

J.    E.    Campbell,    Robert    Donnell    5.00 

G.    W.    Giles,    Robert    Donnell    5.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  107 

J.    E.    Graham,    Gurley,    Ala 25.00 

J.    G.    Stewart,    Gurley,    Ala 5.00 

W.    B.    Floyd,    Flat    Creek,    Tenn 30.00 

Mrs.   W.  B.  Floyd,  Flat  Creek,  Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  Maggie  J.  Floyd,  Boiling  Springs,  Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    A.   B.   Beables,    Wingo,   Ky 1.00 

W.    H.    Yaies,    Fulton,    Ky 50.00 

R.  L.   Kirby  and  family.   Water  Valley,   Ky 30.00 

Mrs.    W.    F.    Yates,    Water    Valley,    Ky 1.00 

Margaret  Seagle  Cook,  Chattanooga,  Tenn 100.00 

F.    A.    Seagle,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 1,000.00 

Mrs.   Lee  Shores,  secretary,  Pulaski,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Frank    Gilliland,    Cookeville,    Tenn 10.00 

Thomas  W.   Williams,   Garvin,   Okla 25.00 

Rev.   J.   T.   Wilson,   Morgantown,    Ky 17.50 

Mrs.   John    F.    Fortner    (deceased)    Obion    10.00 

J.   H.   Bone,    Batesville,    Ark 5.00 

J.    B    .Kirks,-  Batesville,    Ark 5.00 

Lee    Evans,    Batesville,    Ark 2.50 

Mrs.   E.   J.   MeSpadden,    Batesville,   Ark 2.00 

Mrs.    F.    G.    Evans,    Batesville,    Ark 1.00 

Mrs.    J.    H.    Bone,    Batesville,    Ark .75 

Mrs.    Fannie    Conyers,    Batesville,    Ark .26 

Rev.  John  R.  Morris,  Petersburg,   Tenn 1.00 

Mrs.    Mollie    Baker,    Cookeville    20.00 

Rev.    L.    B.     Morgan,     Gurley,    Ala 25.00 

Alice    Denham,    Birmingham,    Ala 5.00 

R.    B.    Evans,    Batesvile,    Ark 20.00 

Mrs.  A.   M.  Hansford,   Gordonsville,   Ky 10.00 

J.    Price    Long,    Gordonsville,    Ky .  10.00 

T     C.    Hudson    (deceased)    Marionville,    Mo 60.00 

Mrs.  M.  F.   Eatman  and  daughter,   Aliceville,   Ala 50.00 

Mrs.    Margaret    Conn,    Houston,    Tex 20.00 

Mr.    and    Mrs.    J.    W.    Campbell,    Buffalo,    Ky 200.00 

D.    T.    Ragland,    Bufalo,     Ky 20.00 

Mrs.   Carrie   Barrett,    Duncan,    Okla 3.50 

Mrs.   Nellie   Castle,    Duncan,    okla 5.00 

Miss    Vera    Castle,    Duncan,    Okla 5.00 

A.     T.     Hill,     Duncan,     Okla 2.50 

J.    R.    Burnes,    Duncan,     Okla 10.00 

Ernest    Castle,    Duncan,    Okla 5.00 

J.    A.    Castle,    Duncan,    Okla 15.00 

R.    B.    Brown,    Duncan,    Okla 20.00 

Mrs.    Bringold,    Baird,    Okla 2.50 

Frank    Hay,    Baird,    Okla 5.00 

J.  E.  Wright,   Baird,   Okla 5.00 

C.    L.    McDaniel,    Bray,     Okla 5.00 

G.    Bringold,    Baird,    Okla 2.50 

Mrs.  Annie  McCrosky,  Loudon,   Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.    J.    R.    Freezelle,    Maryville,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    R.    Freezelle,    Maryville,    Tenn 5.00 

Maggie    Glass    Conner,    Dangerfield,    Tex 50.00 


$   1,978.01 


4-26-20 — 

W.    J.    Eldridge,    Charleston,    Tenn 50.00 

J.    P.    Gilliam,    Ardmore,    Okla 4.00 

J.    N.    Pirtle,    Madison    10. OP 

Lettie    and    J.    M.    Clement,    McKenzie,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    C.    F.    Maxey,    Dallas,    Tex 50.00 


108                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Mrs.    Bell,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 5.00 

H.  A.   Helton,   Waynesboro,   Tenn.,    10.00 

J.  P.  Cunning-ham,  Tishomingo,  Okla 10.00 

Mary  L.   Hogan,    Gordonsille,    Tenn 5.00 

Mr.    and  Mrs.   F.   A.   Smith,    Gordonsville,-  Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Elbert   Whetley,    Gordonsville,    Tenn • 2.50 

Mrs.    W.    E.    Whetley,    Gordonsville,    Tenn    5.00 

Mrs.  Johnnie  Whetley  Gordonsville,   Tenn 1.00 

J.  H.  Hedges,  Martin,   Mo 100.00 

Mrs.   J.   H.   Hedges,    Martin,    Mo 25.00 

Mrs.    Mary    Hedges,    Martin,    Mo .  25.00 

Mr.   and  Mrs.    F.    L.    Swisher,    Martin,    Mo 100.00 

Mrs.   J.   B.    Walkins,    Curve,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    P.    J.   Riggins,   Lakeland,    Fla 20.00 

W.    P.    Henderson,    Jacksonville,    Ala 20.00 

Mrs.    Margaret    Johnson,    Buhl,    Ala 2.50 

S.  L.  McCool,   Nacona,   Tex 5.00 

S.   F.   Hodges,   Nacona,   Texas 10.00 

Mr.    and   Mrs.    W.    J.    Bowdry,    Nacona,    Tex 25.00 

$  520.00 
5-1-20— 

J.    C.    Parr,    Denton,    Tex 100.00 

H.  W.  Booth,  Searcy,  Ark 10.00 

Booth  Brothers,   Searcy,   Ark 100.00 

Miss   Nancy   E.    Tison,    Baldwin,    Miss 25.00 

Mrs.   L.   J.  Rudolph,   Mayfield,   Ky .' 5.00 

Jennie  Black,   Mayfield,   Ky 10.00 

W.   C.    Sanders,    Kennedy,    111 5.00 

Mrs.   W.   C.   Sanders,   Kennedy,    111 25. .00 

William   H.    Traylor,    Petersburg,    111 6.00 

Anna   Burgdorff,   Petersburg,    111 5.00 

E.    Worth,    Petersburg,    111 12.50 

Mrs.  L.  B.  Griffin,  Lebanon,  Tenn 3.00 

Holomon   Parks,   Newbern,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   Ham  Parks,   Newbern,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    S.    Moore,    Newbern,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   N.   Sam   Cole.   Newbern,   Tenn.  ' 20.00 

B.    P.    Griscom,    Newbern,    Tenn 20.00 

Miss  Margaret  Griscom,  Newbern,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  J.   A.   Dunlap,   Newbern,   Tenn 5.00 

S.  W.  Slocum,  Hickory  Ridge,  Ark 1.00 

Mrs.   Emma  Hardin,    Chicago,   111 2.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  Carothers,  Agricultural  College,  Miss 50.00 

W.    D.    Marlaw,    Denver,    Col 15.00 

Charles  E.   Cooper,   Charleston,  111 22.50 

Mrs.    C.    C.    Willams,    Trinity,    Ala 10.00 

Ramsey    Cox,    Madisonville,    Ky 10.00 

Mrs.    Ramsey    Cox,    Madisonville,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    O.   E.   Harris,   Madisonville,    Ky 5.00 

W.  E.  Lewis,  Madisonville,  Ky • 10.00 

Mrs.   W.   E.   Lewis,    Madisonville,    Ky 5.00 

Foundlings  Home,  Madisonville,   Ky 1.00 

Rev.  J.  T.  Wilson,  Auburn,   Ky 6.00 

Mrs.  J.   T.   Wilson,  Auburr,   Ky 2.50 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  E.  H.  Charn,  Mansfield,  Tex 50. ..00 

Mrs.    Edwin  Harris,   Bolivar,   Tenn 1.00 

M.    L.    Black,    Bolivar,    Tenn 1..00 

J.   P.   Scott,    Parmington,    Ky 5.00 

."■.   P.   Scott,   Parmington,    Ky 50.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  109 

J.    P.    Scott,    Farming-ton,    Ky 3.13 

J.   P.  Scott,   Farmington,   Ky 11.87 

Miss    Belle    Miller,    Mayfield,    Ky. 5.00 

Mrs.    R.    Rodgers    Mayfield,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.  L.  L.  Murdock,  Farmington,   Ky 1.00 

Mrs.   Ola  Clark,   Beech   Grove,    Ky 1.25 

Miss  L.  J.  Murdock,  Beecli  Grove,  Ky 3.00 

Mrs.  F.  J.  Sims,   Beech  Grove,   Ky 10.00 

Miss   Kate   Wilkins,   Beech   Grove,    Ky 1.00 

Mrs.   M.    L.   Layman,    Leitchfield,    Ky .• 100.00 

Mrs.  Lula  Cangley,  Caneyville,   Ky 10.00 

Mrs.  R.   J.  Milling,   Bessemer,   Ala 200.00 

Mrs.  M.   O.  Hamilton,   Chase,   Ala 10.00 

Miss  Lyda  Majure,   Dixon,   Miss 2.00 

Mrs.  John  A.   Thomas,  Dixon,   Miss 2.50 

Mrs.   Martha  Watkins,  Dixon,  Miss 5.00 

Mrs.   Lou   Watkins,   Dixon,   Miss '      10.00 

Mrs.    Ona   Watkins,    Dixon,    Miss 15.00 

Mrs.   B.    F.   Griscorn,   Newbern,   Tenn 10.00 

$     1,054.25 

5-8-20— 

J.  P.  Lacewell  and  wife.  Roe  Vesta,  Tex $  50.00 

Mrs.    Callie    Scott,    Camden,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.   F.  L.   Pruitt,   Dyersburg,   Tenn 2.00 

Mrs.    Lula   Martin,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.  A.  J.  Hogan,  Paducah,  Ky 20.00 

Mrs.    William   Fields,   Meridianville,   Ala 1.00 

Ladies  Misionary  Auxiliary,   Meridianville,  Ala 100.00 

D.    T.    Ragland,    Buffalo,    Ky 20.00 

Mrs.    Sallie   Milby,    Buffalo,    Ky 5.00 

R.  C.   Sanders,  Lewisburg,   Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.  I.  A.  Morris,  Beech  Grove,  Ky 5.00 

J.  F.  Dougherty,  Greenfield,  Mo 500.00 

•J.  B.  McMillan,  Blanket,  Tex 5.00 

Mrs.  W.  D.  Hornaday,  Austin,   Tex 5.00 

.Rev.   William  N.  Neeley,   Lawrenceburg,   Tenn 25.00 

W.  B.  Farmer,  Londoner,   Tex 20.00 

W.    J.   Lewis,    Appleton,    Ark 25.00 

T.    E.    Wilson,    Appleton,    Ark 5.00 

Mrs.  \V.  J.  Bilbey,  Harrison,  Ark 5. .00 

Mrs.    E.   M.   Mornis,    Fulton,    Mo 20.00 

Joyce    King,    West    Plains,    Mo 7.00 

Mrs.    George    R.    Fuller,   Newbern,    Tenn 10.00 

Miss  Bettie  Weakley,  Newbern,  Tenn 25.00 

Misses  Lure  and  Nora  Ryan,   Camden,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  P.  N.  Douglas,  Leeton,  Mo 10.00 

W.  M.  Duckett  and  wife,   Claremore,   Okla 35.00 

Miss   Dollie   Smith,    Mission   Ridge,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    G.   B.   Holland   Dyersburg   Tenn 2.00 

Mrs.  A.   J.   Noone,   Dyersburg,    Tenn 5.00 

D.   M.   McAnulty,    Bolivar,    Tenn 12.50 

Interest  on  Liberty  bonds    467.99 

Mrs.  G.  M.  D.  Lowry,  Valley  Head,  Ala 10.00 

Mrs.   Ella  Tucker,   Spring  Garden,   Ala 1..50 

H.  F.  Stewart,  Piedmont,  Ala 2.00 

Omar   Squibb,    Mary   Holstlaw   Squibb,   Alice   Holstlaw   Squibb, 

Salem,    111 '. 30.00 

Mrs.  R.  S.  Carothers  and  family,  Nolensville,  Tenn 17.00 

Mrs.    F.    H.    Clark   McEwen,    Tenn 2.00 


110                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Mrs.   E.   R.   Campbell,   Woodville,   Ala 5.00 

Floyd  and  C.  E.  Clement,  Henry,  Tenn 50.00 

C.  A.   Reid,  Huntland,  Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  J.   A.  Alexander,  Henderson,   Tex 2.00 

Ruth   Story,   McLeansboro,   111 1.00 

A   Friend,    Smithville,    Tenn 1.00 

Mrs.    A.    T.    Castlebury,    Longview,    Tex 75.00 

L.    A.    Roddin,    Long-view,    Tex 25.00 

Mrs.    Blanche    Rodin,    Longview,    Tex 25.00 

Floyd   Nelson,    Chatanooga,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.  E.J.  Pallette,  Oak  Grovve,  Mo 5.00 

Mrs.  E.  J.  Pallette,  Oak  Grovve,  Mo 5.00 

Mrs.  Mary  Raggett,  Cunningham,  Tenn 1.00 

Fannie  Moormon,   Keylesville,   Mo 5.00 

Fannie    Moormon,    Keylesville,    Mo 5.00 

Mrs.  Alexander  Mitchell,  Huntsville,  Ala 40.00 

W.  H.  Lockhart  and  wife,  Camden,   Tenn 10.00 

$..1,827.49 

5-23-20 — 

J.    W.    Newbill,    Trenton,    Tenn 5.00 

Mattie   Alexander,    Trenton,    Tenn 5.00 

J.   W.   Neil,   Trenton,    Tenn 5.00 

A.    J.    Hassil,    Trenton,    Tenn 5.00 

A.   C.   Davidson,   Trenton,   Tenn 2.00 

Mrs.   Marion   Stephenson,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 5.00 

Hugh    B.    Johnson,    Lebanon,    Tenn 51.00 

Mrs.  Mattie  L.   Bell,   Terrell,  Tex 3.00 

W.    P.    McAdoo,    Shelby,    Montana    5.00 

Mrs.   A.    D.    Crochet,   Dyersburg,   Tenn 2.00 

S.    L.    Hardin,    Olive    Hill,    Tenn 2.50 

S.   L.  Hardin,   Olive  Hill,  Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.   Jennie  Hardin,   live,   Hill,    Tenn 62.50 

T.  T.  Dickson,  Olive  Hill,  Tenn 5.00 

R.    A.    Bland,    Olive    Hill,    Tenn 25.00 

M.    P.   Bond   Olive   Hill,   Tenn 10.00 

J.   W.   Givens,    Simsboro,   La 10.00 

J.   A.    Copeland,    Wingo,    Ky 6.25 

L.    A.    Wiloughby,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

J.    E.    Baggerly,    Quitman,    La 6.00 

Mrs.   R.   D.   Miller,    Petersburg,   111.    (by  A.   B.   McClure) 1,000.00 

J.   E.   Eberts,   Warensburg,   Mo 2,000.00 

Rev.    G.    E.    Greer,    Hatton,    Ark 25.00 

J.    T.    West,    Birmingham,    Ala 5.00 

J.  H.  Cummings,  Fayetteville,   Tenn 10.00 

O.   N.    B   aucom,    Feris,    Tex 100.00 

C.  E.  Drumond,  Huntington,  Tenn 15.00 

O.  H.  Hardin,   Dexter,   Ky 2.50 

Mrs.   O.  H.  Hardin,  Dexter,   Ky 2.50 

J.  M.  Halley,  Memphis,  Tenn 25.00 

Bishop   Overstreet,    Paducah,    Ky 45.00 

Miss   Laura   Hutchison,    Rives,    Tenn 20.00 

Mary  Norton,    Olney,    Tex * 50.00 

J.   A.   Norton,    Olney,    Tex 100.00 

Mrs.  J.  A.  Norton,  Olney,   Tex 50.00 

Mrs.  J.  A.  Norton,  Olney,  Tex 50.00 

•  J.    A.    Norton,    Olney,    Tex 50.00 

G.  W.  Bynam,  Gleason,  Tenn 5.00 

Hunter  Allen,  East  Lake,  Ala 1.00 

Jack  Brock,   East  Lake,   Ala 1.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  Ill 

J.  E.   Eberts,   Bates  City,   Mo 107.00 

Ora  J.   Dunn,   Holden,   Mo 100.00 

Mrs.    G.   W.    Redford,    Holden,    Mo 10.00 

Mrs.  Molie  S.  Hughes,  Holden,  Mo 10.00 

Mrs.   Lucy  Pemberton,    Holden,   Mo 1.00 

Miss  Arley  Powell,   Calvert  City,   Ky 10.00 

J.   A.   Jordan,    Beech   Grove,    Ky 5.00 

Luther  Lawrence,   Water  Valley,   Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    Salie  Benton,    Sumac,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    S.    Hall,    Sumac,    Tenn 5.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.   W.  H.  Rickett,  Sumac,  Tenn 1.00 

Mrs.   Laura  Hutchison,    Rives,    Tenn 5.00 


$  4,057.75 

5-25-20— 

Mrs.    Carrie    Harris,    Sumac,    Tenn    10.00 

Mrs.    M.    A.    Nations,    Blont,    Ala 5.00 

Mrs.  Panie  Dunlap,  Newbern,  Tenn 5. .00 

Mrs.   Emma  McDade  and  son,   Mckenzie,   Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.    Fanie   Barlow,   McKenzie,    Tenn 1.00 

Mrs.    Lena    Alexander,    McKenzie,    Tenn 1.00 

Mrs.   B.   T.   Jones,   McKenzie,    Tenn 2.50 

S.    H.    Coleman,    McKenzie,    Tenn 2.50 

C.    K.    Eeds,    Moberly,    Mo 5.00 

Mrs.    Susan    Scott,    Greenfield,    Mo 5.00 

J.    W.    Davenport,    Grenfield,    Mo 3.00 

C.  B.  Pace,  Kenton,  Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.    Ida    Bynum,    McKenzie,    Tenn 1.50 

Dr.    Wood,    Welton,    Ark 3.00 

A.    G.   Living-ston,    Greenfield,    Tenn 25.00 

A.  M.  Hobbs,  McMinnville,  Tenn 5.00 

A.    B.    Moffett,    McMinnville,    Tenn 5.00 

Felan  Kilgore,   Rives,   Tenn 20.00 

Felan  Kilgore,  Rives,  Tenn 5.00 

Miss   Ethel   Cline,    Muskogee,    Okla 10.00 

F.    Scruggs,    Muskogee,    Okla 100.00 

F.    Scruggs,    Muskogee,    Okla 8.00 

Luther  Robins,  Muskogee,   Okla 53.18 

Mrs.  Mary  H.  Lane,   Columbus,  Miss 1.00 

Cappa  M.   Patten,   McKenzie,    Tenn 2.00 

Ms.   Ola   S.    Gragg,    Arlington,    Tenn 2.00 

A.   M.    Buchanan,    Moberly,    Mo 1.00 

J.    K.    Moore,    Wartrace,    Tenn 1.00 

Ruth    Castle,     Duncan,     Okla 10.00 

Marion  E.   Castle,  Norris  City,   111 5.00 

Rev.  John  Phipps,  Norris  City,  111 5.00 

H.    B.    Mitchell,    Greenville,    111     25.00 

R.    M.    Potts,    Hartsville,    Tenn    25.00 

R.   M.   Potts,   Hartsville,   Tenn 25.00 

In    honor    of    Rev.    W.    M.    Neiley    25.00 

Mlrs.  J.  R.   Shelton,   Lewisburg,   Ky 1.00 

Miss    Bettie    Foster,    Trenton,    Ky .50 

Mrs.    Mattie    Crane    Petersby,    Tenn 5.00 

Misses  Edith  and  Bell  McClure,   Carlton,  Tex 20.00 

S.  H.  Braley,  McKenzie,  Tenn 50.00 

Rev.    R.    L.    Keatley,    Newbern,    Tenn 12.50 

Snyder   Bell    Keatley,   Newbern,    Tenn 5.00 


112                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Robert    P.    Keatley,    Newbern,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    Gussie   McAnulty,    Bolivar,    Tenn    50.00 

Mrs.    Sarah    L.    Russell,    Medill,    Mo 25.00 

William    H.    Traylor,    Petersby,    111 6.00 

Mrs.   Johnnie   Massey   Clay,    Louisville,    Ky.  25.00 

Mrs.  J.  M.  Lisenby,  Clarksville,  Tenn 5.00 

Rev.   H.   C.   Walton,   Atwood,    Tenn.    .  .  .• 65.00 

Mrs.    Dora    Mabry,    Holden,    Mo 10.00 

Georg-e   T.   Haley,   Norris   City,   111 10.00 

Anna    Haley,    Noris    City     111 5.00 

Mrs.  C.  L.  Smith,  McDonald,   Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.  Ola  S.   Gragg,   Arlington,   Tenn 100.00 

Edna  Joyce   King,   Wilderness,    Mo 10.00 

F.   A.    Seagle,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 1.000.00 

$  1,962.68 

6-3-20 — 

Pred    Lawson,    Chattanooga,    Tenn $  5.00 

R.    M.    Rucker,    Trezevant,    Tenn 100.00 

R.   M.   Rucker,   Trezevant,   Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.    DeRoy    Pearson,     Jackson,     Tenn 25.00 

D.  W.  Ramer,  Jackson,  Tenn 10.00 

J.    J.    Stevenson,    Hokinsville,    Ky 100.00 

Mrs.  Lela  Rudder,  Mosheim,  Tenn 6.25 

Clyde    Rudder,    Mosheim,    Tenn 5.00 

V.   L.   Price,  Lewisburg,   Ky.    , '. 100.00 

S.    H.    Hodges,    Wichita   Falls,    Tex 500.00 

T.   G.   Ducket,   Chattanooga,   Tenn 25.00 

W.   C.  Adams,   Chattanooga,    Tenn 12.50 

W.    C.    Adams,    Chatanooga,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  J.  R.  Hudleston,   Chattanooga,  Tenn 50.00 

Emma    Dim    Gilliland,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 22.50 

Mr.   and   Mrs.   L.    C.    Pate,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 10.00 

Mr.   and  Mrs.  L.   C.   Pate,   Dyersburg,   Tenn 5.00 

James    M.    Mitchell,    Greenfield,    Mo 100.00 

Mary   Belle   Mitchell,    Greenfield,   Mo 100.00 

Miss  Annie  Knoch,  Riordin,  111 100.00 

J.    P.    McDaniel,    Medan,    Tenn 1,000.00 

Rev.     J.E.  Cortner,  Evansville,  Ind 50.00 

Ezra    Davis,    Cookeville,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    D.   Copenhaver,    Chattanooga,    Tenn •      6.25 

Mrs.  H.  S.   Seagle,   Chatanooga,   Tenn 50.00 

J.    T.    Talbot,    Huron,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Fannie   McNeelby,    Arlington,    Tenn .  10.00 

Mrs.    Eugene    Morris,    Nashville,    Tenn 10.00 

James    Alexander,    Arlington,    Tenn 50.00 

H.    M.    Guinn,    Sturgis,    Ky .  6.25 

Mrs.     S.     Allen,     Birmingham,     Ala 5.00 

Master    Ben    West,    Birmingham,    Ala 1.00 

Miss  Adelaide  West,  Birmingham,  Ala 1.00 

Rev.     S.    C.    Lockett,    Hillsboro,     Tex 25.00 

I.    P.    Webb,    Hillsboro,    Tex 50.00 

R.   A.   McCullough,  New   Wilson,   Okla 50.00 

R.  A.  McCullough,  New  Wilson,  Okla 10.00 

E.  M.  Wesson,  Maxon  Mill,   Ky 82.00 

Juanita    Jordan    Bearden,    Ark 4.00 

Mrs.     L.     F.     Clemens,     Marshall,     Mo 50.00 

Rev.   and  Mrs.    Hugh   S.    McCord,   Marshall,   Mo 100.00 

A.    Y.    Wooten,    Madisonville,    Ky 5.00 

J.   D.   Lansden,   Madisonville,    Ky , .,  6.25 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  113 

W.  D.  Lansden,  Madisonville,  Ky 6.25 

J.    R.    Lansdown,    Madisonville,    Ky 6.25 

Mrs.    Nannie    Grisham    Newbern,    Tenn 10.00 

B.    A.    Johnson,    Jackson,    Tenn 20.00 

R.   C.  McDaniel,   Medan,   Tenn 200.00 


$  3,205.50 
6-4-21 — 

Rev.  and  Mrs.  T.  N.  Hayes,  New^  London,  Iowa $  12.50 

Mrs.    Laura    Bratton,    Nevada,    Mo 50.00 

Mrs.   C.   C.   Puckett,   Rockvale,   Tenn 10.00 

T.    J.    Boyd    and    family,    Farmington,    Ky.    . 110.00 

J.     Clifton     Boyd,     Farmington,     Ky 27.50 

C.    J.    Boyd,    Farmington,    Ky 25.00 

Floyd    and    Kate    Clement,    Henry,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.  H.   M.  Hurst,   Scottsboro,  Ala 5.00 

Mrs.   C.   M.    Sutton,   Chatanooga,    Tenn 5.00 

Rev.  and  Mrs.  J.   B.  -\tkinson  Knickerbocker,   Tex 50.00 

Mrs.    Robert    W.    Moore,    Bolivar,    Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.   E.  A.   McGuire,   Simmsboro,   La 10.00 

Hill    McGuire,    Simsboro,    La 10.00 

Essie  and  Claudie  McGuire,  Simmsboro,  La 20.00 

J.    L.    Jennings,    Sage,    Ark 2.50 

Elbert    Conyers,    Sage,    Ark 5.00 

Mrs.  W.  T.  Anderson,  Arlington,  Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    W.    T.    Anderson,    Arlington,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs,    S.    P.    Lake,    Arlington,     Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  N.  Hawley,  Arlington,  Tenn 10.00 

Harry    Cooer,    New   Holland,    111 200.00 

W.    L.    Boyd,    White's    Creek,    Tenn 50.00 

Bertha  Boyd,   White's   Creek,   Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.  J.  W.  Borah,  Fairfield,  111 5.00 

S.    W.    Lloyd,    Bradford,    Tenn 12.50 

C.    E.    Pratt,    Ferris,    Tex 300.00 

J.     T.     Little,     Moscow,     Ky 50.00 

Mrs.    J.    T.    Little,    Moscow,    Ky 50.00 

Epps    Roberts,    Lewisburg-,    Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.    J.    T.    Little,    Moscow,    Ky 100.00 

W.    H.    Dickey,    Olive    Hill,    Tenn ; .  .  25.00 

Mrs.   W.   C.  Baird,   Savannah,   Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Fannie    Rushing,    Hector,    Ark 16.67 

Mrs.    Nannie   Orr,    Lynnville,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.    L.    P.   McDaniel,    Lewisburg,    Tenn 10.00 

Maggie    Stevenson,    Hopkinsville,    Ky 100.00 

G.    E.    Southall,    Hopkinsville,    Ky 100.00 

R.  W.  Rhea,  Tecumseh,   Okla 5.00 

Mrs.   H.   J.   Billings,   Atoka,   Tenn 15.00 

T.    M.    Woodey,    Memphis,    Tenn 200.00 

T.    M.    Woodey,    Memphis,    Tenn 50.00 

Miss   Bessie   Brown,   Nashville,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.   T.  J.  Moreland,  Nashvilel,   Tenn 10.00 

L.  J.  Patton,  Nashville,  Tenn : 6.25 

Warren  Gillian,  Life,   Tenn 3.75 

L.   R.    Brook,    Jackson,    Tenn -.'. 2^.00 

L.    R.    Brook,    Jackson,    Tenn T. ;.'..... .  12.50 

L.    R.    Brook,    Jackson,    Tenn ..'.■.'...;'..'.' .'i'.' ••'•''      12.50 

Nicholas   Dessert,   Los   Angeles,   Cal ..,...;...■.'.'.  .ii'i''*'''''^    25.00 

Highland  C.    P.    Church,   Paducah,    Ky 11.00 

Mrs.  S.  A.  Morison,  Paducah,  Ky 2.50 


114                 MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

L.   R.    Brooks,   Jackson,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.    J.    L.    Gilliam,    Life,    Tenn 6.25 

W.    W.    Heasty,    Marlow,    Okla 12.50 

$  2,081.42 

6-21-20— 

Mrs.    G.    B.    Holloday,    Camden,    Tenn $  50.00 

G.  B.  Holloday,  Jr.,  Camden,  Tenn 25.00 

Rachel    Holoday,    Camden,    Tenn 25.00 

W.    T.    Gallagher,    Kingston,   Tenn 200.00 

Mrs.   G.   H.   Allen  Chatanoog-a,   Tenn 10.00 

Roger    Cook,     Chattanooga,     Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.   Ida  Paterson,   Huntington,    Tenn 50.00 

R.    C.    Denny,    Milan,    Tenn 1,000.00 

R.   C.   Denny,    Milan,    Tenn 100.00 

R.    C.   Denny,    Milan,    Tenn 400.00 

C.   H.    Freeling,    Sapulpa,    Okla 100.00 

H.    Y.    Bone,    Rutherford,    Tenn 40.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  F.  K.  Shelton,  Chattanooga,  Tenn 50.00 

N.    G.    Cundiff,    East   View,    Ky 10.00 

L.    M.    Deepin,    East    View,    Ky 10.00 

Alex.   T.   Needham,    East  View,   Ky 10.00 

Nick   Scott,    East  View,    Ky 10.00 

R.   M.   Lisman,   Dixon,    Ky 10.00 

T.    T.    Knight,    Erin,    Tenn 5.00 

R.    M.    Green,    Oscar,    Ky 200.00 

Mrs.  R.  M.   Green,   Oscar,   Ky 50.00 

Miss    Lou    Green,     Oscar,     Ky §5.00 

C.    E.    Rudolph,    Oscar,    Ky 25.00 

Mrs.  Pearl  Rudolph,  Oscar,   Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    Grace    Smith,    Oscar,    Ky 5.00 

S.    D.    Bell,    Luray,    Tenn 25.00 

M.    B.    Hill,    Luray,    Tenn ^ 6.25 

Griff  T.  McDaniel,  Medan,  Tenn ' 50.00 

N.    M.    Orr,    Culleoka,    Tenn 50.00 

C.     C.     Dickinson,     Rives,     Tenn 40.00 

Miss    Ida    Watson,    Memphis,     Tenn 50.00 

W.    Winstead,   Memphis,   Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.    M.    J.Hall,    Memphis     Tenn 25.00 

J.   N.   Thompson,    Fulton,    Ky 100.00 

Barclay    Morgan,    Henryetta,    Okla 25.00 

Miss  Effie  Poe,  Chattanooga,  Tenn 25.00 

J.    H.    Cumings,    Fayetteville,    Tenn 10.00 

J.    H.    Cumings,    Fayetteville,    Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.  H.  O.  Crews,  Lafayette,  Ky 25.00 

Miss  Mollie  E.  Deatherage,   Olive   Springs,  Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   J.  M.   Brasher,   Memphis,    Tenn 12.50 

A.    B.   Hamm,    Earner,    Tenn 1,100.00 

J.  R.  Hamm,   Ramer,   Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.   A.    B.   Hamm,   Ramer,    Tenn 25.00 

Miss  Laura  Irwin,  Ramer,  Tenn 10.00 

P.  H.    Shea  and   wife,   Ramer,    Tenn 60.00 

Beecher  Flanagan,   Ramer,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  M.  C.   Key,   Ramer,  Tenn 25.00 

A.  E.  Lawson,  Ramer,  Tenn 10.00 

A.   B.   Lawson,   Ramer,    Tenn 10.00 

W.    D.    McCormack,    Ramer,    Tenn 12.50 

J.    B.    Burress,    Ramer,    Tenn 7.50 

$  4,306.25 


r./21]            CUMBERLAND  PEESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  115 

,-25-20 — 

J.    P.    Burress,    Ramer,    Tenn $  1.50 

J    .W.    Robinson,    Ramer,    Tenn 7.50 

S.   B.    Rudolph,   Little    Cypress,    Ky 100.00 

T.  P.   Boyd,   Farmington,   Ky 50.00 

W.    S.    Murdock    and   wife,    Farmington,    Ky 20.00 

J.    G.    and    Laura   Kelso,    Lynn    Grove,    Ky 9.00 

L.    M.    Gupton,    Farmington,    Ky 6.00 

T.    G.    Rogers,    Murray,    Ky 30.00 

W.   S.    Kelso,    Lynn   Grove,    Ky 31.00 

W.    W.    Howard    and   wife,    Murray,    Ky 25.00 

Bernard   Boyd,    Farmington,    Ky ,    ...  10.00 

T.    P.    Boyd,    Farmington,    Ky 10.00 

B.   C.    Murdock,   Farmington,    Ky 5.00 

R.   O.   Black,   Farmington,   Ky 10.00 

A.    L.    Bough,    Farmington,    Ky 5.00 

L.    G.    Boyd,    Farmington,    Ky 10.00 

O.    A.    Beaman,    Farmington,    Ky 4.00 

L.   G.   Boyd,  Fai-mington,   Ky 10.00 

W.    R.    Jones,    Murray,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    Susie    Rogers,    Farmington,    Ky 8  2b 

S.    H.    Boyd,    Fai-mington,    Ky 20.00 

S.    H.    Boyd,    Farmington,    Ky 10.00 

W.    E.     Boyd,     Sedalia,     Ky 55.00 

D.    F.    Andrews,    Farmington,     Ky 10.00 

Mrs.    Mattie    Howard,    Murray,     Ky 10.su 

G.    A.    Moore.    Paducah,    Ky 50.00 

A.    B.    Hendrix,    Paducah,    Ky 50.00 

W.    T.   Miller,    Paducah,    Ky 1.00 

Mattie    Russell,    Paducah,    Ky 4.40 

Mattie  Russell,   Paducah,    Ky 60 

Mrs.    Jeter,    Kevil,    Ky 5.00 

H.    W.    Stephens,    Water    Valley,    Ky : 100.00 

H.  W.  Stephens,  Water  Valley,  Ky 50.00 

R.    C.    Thompson,    Whiteville,    Tenn 100.00 

Boyd   W.    Story,    Little   Cypress,    Ky 25.00 

Lutie  Story,   Little  Cypress,   Ky. 10.00 

Mrs.  T.  S.  Wakefield,  Pleasant  Shade,  Tenn.    10.00 

Mrs.    W.    D.    Barton,    Ozona,    Tex 10.00 

G.    H.   Allen,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 100,00 

Grady    L.    Williams,    Marlow,    kla 6.25 

A.    D.    Rudolph,    Fulton,'  Ky 100.00 

Mrs.  J.  H.  Kirby,  treasurer,  Knoxville,  Tenn 34.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.   Jessie   M.   Reeves,   Alexander,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    May   Ingram,    Henderson,    Tenn 10.00 

L.  T.  Evans,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Ark 50.00 

L.    E.    McSpadden,    Mt.   Pleasant,   Ark 50.00 

J.  S.  Bone,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Ark 50.00 

W.    E.    Edwards,    Mf.    Pleasant,    Ark    30.00 

Homer  Edwards,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Ark 20.00 


$  1,333.50 

6-30-20— 

A.   L.   Conyers,   Mt.   Pleasant,   Ark $  50.00 

C.  T.  Conyers,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Ark 30.00 

Mrs.  M.  C.  Evans,  Mt.  Pleasant, .  Ark 25.00 

C.  A.  Evans,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Ark 20.00 

C   .E.    Conyers,   Mt.    Pleasant,    12.50 

J.    V.    Givens,    Mt.   Pleasant,    Ark ,  10.00 

King    Sims,    Mt.    Pleasant,    Ark    18.00 


116                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

J.   R.  Morrow,  Mt.   Pleasant,   Ark 5.00 

L.  B.  Morrow,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Ark ; 4.00 

Robert  A.  Bone,  Mt.   Pleasant,  Ark 2.50 

Mrs.   Kate   McSpadden,    Mt.   Pleasant,   Ark 5.00 

H.  P.  Conyer,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Ark 10.00 

Neil    C.    Conyers,   Mt.    Pleasant,   Ark 5.00 

H    .J.    Uhler,    Olive    Springs,    Tenn 10.00 

I.    S.    Swain,    Smyrna,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    Jane  Jolly,   Charleston,    Tenn lO.tiu 

Mrs.    Kate   Laferty,    Charleston,    Tenn 10.00 

W.   M.  Nichols,   Charleston,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  S.  J.  Chesier,  McNairy,   Tenn 5.00 

J.    H.    Cobb,    Bethel    Springs,    Tenn 5.00 

F.   L.   Exum,   Bethel   Springs,   Tenn 5.00 

A.    W.    Lancaster,    Union    City,    Tenn .  100.00 

Mrs.  J.   W.    Whitaker,   Arlington,   Tenn 2.50 

S.    I.    Newton,    Pilot    Point,    Tex 100.00 

A.    E.    Peters,    Pilot    Point,    Tex 100  00 

N.    M.    Peters,    Pilot    Point,    Tex 200.00 

Mrs.    N.   M.    Peters,    Pilot   Point,    Tex 100.00 

Mrs.   F.   B.   Thacker,   Gary,   Ind 25.00 

R.  N.  Green,   Dixon,  Miss 10.00 

Mrs.    Rachel    Caldwell,    Little    Cypress,    Ky 5.00 

L.  D.  Kelso,  Little  Cypress,  Ky 10.00 

Mrs.   Ella  Kelso,   Litle   Cypress,    Ky 10.00 

Miss   Nannie    Shaw,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

Mis   Laura   Shaw,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

Miss  Alice  Shaw,  McKenzie,   Tenn 10.00 

Josephine   Shaw,    McKenzie,   Tenn 10.00 

A.    H.    Baird,    Jackson,    Tenn 50.00 

R.   H.   Bell,   Loudon,   Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.   J.    W.    Robinson,    Loudon.    Tenn 40.00 

Dr.   W.   M.    Mitchell,    Greenfield,    Tenn 25.00 

Rev.  J.  M.  McLeskey  Memphis  Tenn 50.00 

J.  D.  Lewis,  Inverness,  Fla 100.00 

Mrs.    L.    A.    Templeton,    Dayton,    Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.    J.    W.    Metsinger,    Lewisburg,    Ky 10.00 

J.    W.    Metsinger,    Lewisburg,    Ky 10.00 

R    .H.    Rudolph,    Litle    Cypress,    Ky 200.00 

R.   H.   Rudolph   Litle   Cypress   Ky 15.00 

H.    O.   Beasley,    McKenzie,    Tenn 50.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  L.  F.  Hall,  Little  Cypress,  Ky 30.00 

Miss    M.    E.    Hale,    Flat    Creek,    Tenn 20.00 

E.   P.   Dodd,   Medan,   Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.  S.  E.  Givens,  Medan,  Tenn 5.00 

Arthur   Williams,    Water   Valley,    Ky 50.00 

J.    B.    McMackin,    Iron    City,    Tenn 25.00 

W.    H.    Davis,    Cleveland,    Tenn 50.00 

Miss    Etta    Ewell,    Marshall,    Mo 6.00 


„,  ..  .^    ..      .                                                                                                                         $  1,940.50 

7-6-20— 

R.,  B.   Lain,    Bethel   Springs,    Tenn $  2.50 

Claud   Lain,    Bethel    Springs,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.   R.    C.   Boston,    Tyler,   Mo 5.00 

F.   M.    Gentry,    Dolph,    Ark ' 2.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  H.  Tanner,  Muskogee,  Okla 5.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  T.  J.  Tanner,  Muskogee,  Okla 5.00 

Rev.   J.   E.   McJunkin,   Harpersville,   Miss 10.00 

H.   A.    Draper,    Springfield,    Tenn 100.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTEEIAN  CHURCH.  117 

Mattie  Wilson,  Hillsboro,  Tenn 5.00 

Jesse  Mae  Wilson,  Hillsboro,  Tenn 5.00 

G.    M.    Smith,    Charleston,    Tenn 50.00 

F.  E.    Perkins,    Birmingham,    Ala 1,000.00 

J.     S.     Lawson,    Ramer,     Tenn 50.00 

Clara    B.    Lain,    Ramer,    Tenn 5.00 

Maggie  Robinson,   Ramer,  Tenn 5.00 

Rev.   T.   C.  Newman,   Savannah,  Tenn 20.00 

C.    I.    Smith,    Lafayette,    Ky 10.00 

W.   S.   McDaniel  Nashville,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   Eva   E.   Wiliams,  Nashville,    Tenn 100.00 

G.  M.    McPherson,    Milan,    Tenn 100.00 

Miss  Laura  McPherson,  Milan,  Tenn 50.00 

J.    P.    Stribling,    Medan,    Tenn 20.00 

I.    F.    Pinson,    Camden,    Tenn 20.00 

C.     W.    Harle,     Cleveland,     Tenn 50.00 

Milard    F.    Pollarff,    Burnt    Prairie,    111 10.00 

Rev.  and  Mrs.  J.   D.  Caldv^ell,  Coker,  Ala 20.00 

H.   N.   Lamb,   Tribune,   Ky 50.00 

Mrs.    H.    N.    Lamb,    Tribune,    Ky 10.00 

Mrs.    A.    W.    Taylor,    Diana,    Tenn 20.00 

Revv.  J.  W.  Dishman,  Milan,   Tenn 50.00 

Rev.    A.    C.    Stribling,    Dayton,    Tenn .' 37.50 

O.    S.    Branch,    Lucy,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.  Eliza  J.  Lankford,  Henry,  Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.  Ruby  Lain,  Chata,  Tenn 5.00 

Ada  D.   Caruthers  ,Whiteville,   Tenn 5.00- 

Lois  Caruthers,  Whiteville,   Tenn 5.00 

J.    B.    Fisk,   New   Market,   Ala 25. OO' 

G.  M.  Bryant,  Milan,   Tenn 25.00 

W.   M.  McLeod,   Brooksville,   Miss 150.00 

B.    F.    Pace,    Newbern,    Tenn 40.00 

Mrs.  Maud  Herin,  ^^ewbern,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs."  M.   R  .Pace.  Newbern,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Winfield   Lucas,    Madisonville,    Ky 5.00 

Flynt   Ferguson,    Whiteville,    Tenn 12.50 

W.    T.    Thompson,    Wbiteville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   E.   C.   Wilke,   Whiteville,    Tenn 20.00 

Dr.    N.    L.    Boyett,    Whiteville,    Tenn 100.00 

Dr.  N.  L.  Boyett,  Whiteville,  Tenn 50.00 

W.   J.   Darnell,    Paducah,    Ky 12.50 

Gabe    Sparks,     Wartrace,     Tenn 50.00 

T.    C.    Calicott,    Rives,    Tenn 100.00 

T.    C.    Shore,    Rives,    Tenn 100.00 

E.   T.   Mitchell,   Rives,  Tenn 25.00 

W.     W.    Agnew,     Rives,     Tenn 12.50 

R.  L.  Harper,  Rives,  Tenn 12.50 

T.    A.    Cumings,    Rives,    Tenn 20.00 

L'    A.    Callicut,    Rives,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    H.    Shore,    Rives,    Tenn 35.00 


$  2,749.50 

7-9-20 — 

W.  P.   Shore,   Rives,   Tenn $  25.00 

E.    E.   Shore,    Rives,    Tenn 5.00 

Leslie    Shore,    Rives,    Tenn 20.00 

M.    H.    Underwood,    Rives,    Tenn 20.00 

H.  P.  Callicut,  Rives,  Tenn 20.00 

R.   B.   Callicut,   Rives,    Tenn •  25.00 

J.   H.   Wise,   Rives,   Tenn 20.00 


118                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

W.    B.    Shopshire,    Rives,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    M.    C.    Harris,    Rives,    Tenn 2.50 

Ed    Hauser,    Rives,    Tenn 5.00 

McAdoo    Harris,    Rives,    Tenn 5.00 

T.  G.  Harper,  Rives,  Tenn 2.50 

S.  L.  Harper,  Rives,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   T.   P.   Palmer,   Rives,   Tenn 2.00 

Mrs.    Mollie    Elam,    Rives,    Tenn 2.50 

P.  J.  Robison,  Rives,  Tenn 10.00 

Hugh   McDonald,   Rives,   Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   McDonald,    Rives,   Tenn 25.00 

Sam   Rice,    Rives,    Tenn 10.00 

Miss  Ola  Marrs,   Prairie   Grove,  Ark 10.00 

Mrs.  T.  W.  Keller,  Knoxville,  Tenn 10.00 

"H.   C.    Cooper,    McKenzie,    Tenn 2.50 

S.    Clements,    Leitchfield,    Ky 50.00 

L.    B.    Cornette,    Hopkinsville,    Ky 500.00 

Ida    Rudolph,    Paducah,    Ky 25.00 

Nevada    Rudolph,    Paduach,    Ky 10.00 

H.   C.  Rudolph,   Paduach,   Ky 10.00 

W.    H.    Rathell,    Olney,    Texas 30.00 

J.   S.   Kamp,  Jr.,   McKenzie,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  J.   S.   Kamp,   McKenzie,   Tenn 10.00 

Anna    Laura    Kamp,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

Lloyd    C.    Kamp,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

W.    E.    Smith,    Rush    Springs,    Tenn 25.00 

Rev.   W.   R.   Harber,   Henderson,    Tex 5.00 

Mrs.    Mayme    Phebus,    Union    City,    Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.    Jno.    Pruett,    Lebanon,    Tenn 10.00 

Mr.  R.  B.  Evans,  Denton,  Tex 10.00 

W.    P.    Henderson,    Gaylesville,    Ala 10.40 

Rev.  T.  H.   Porter,  Aspin  Hill,  Tenn 25.00 

G.  F.   Eshman,  Howell,  Tenn 2.50 

C.   W.    Williams,    Franklin,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   Fannie   G.   Duck,   Marshall,   Mo 50.00 

Will    D.    Duck     (Deceased)     50.00 

Miss  Mamie   Buck,   Marshall,    Mo 25.00 

F.   D.Buck,   Marshall,   Mo 25.00 

J.    G.   Buck,   Marshall,    Mo '. 10.00 

Mrs.  F.  D.  Buck,  Marshall,  Mo 25.00 

A.  B.   Biebel,  Marshall,   Mo 10.00 

J.    F.    Buie,    Marshall,    Mo 5.00 

Mrs.    Leonard,    Beverly,    Slater,    Mo 3.00 

J.    C.    Drake,    Marshall,    Mo 25.00 

A.    E.    LaRue,    Marshall,    Mo 5.00 

Alex   Thomas,   Marshall,   Mo 50.00 

Woman's   Misionary   Society,   Marshall,   Mo 20.00 

C.  G.  Armitage,  Greenville,   Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.  J.   F.   Buie,  Marshall,   Mo 5.00 


$     1,527.90 


J.   G.  Braley,  Santa  Anna,   Texas 12.50 

C.  L.   Orr,   Culleoka,   Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   C.  W.   Stewart,  Arlington,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   C.   C.    Keatley,   Arlington,    Tenn 2.50 

.D.   T.   Andrus,   Little   Cypress,   Ky 100.00 

Lee    Armstrong,    Little    Cypress,    Ky 50.00 

E.  O.  Williams,  Little  Cypress,  Ky 12.00 

Mrs.   Jennie  Rogers,   Little   Cypress,   Ky 5.00 

D.  C.    Rogers,   Little    Cypress,    Ky 2.50 


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C.   C.   Chambers,   Little   Cypress,   Ky 10.00 

Mrs.   Ethell   Miller,   Little   Cypress,    Ky 2.50 

W.   C.   Rogers,   Little  Cypress,   Ky 1.50 

Mrs    J.    E.    Barnes,    Joelton,    Tenn 1.00 

Mrs.    Janie    Caperton,    Savannah,    Tenn 10.00 

Miss    Lillie    Olive,    Jackson,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  H.  C.  Lansden,  Cookeville,  Tenn 5.00 

H.    C.    Lansden,    Cookeville,    Tenn 2.50 

J.   S.   Weaks,   Wingo,   Ky : 30  00 

Rosa  M.  Weaks,  Wingo,  Ky 4.00 

P.    B.    Shealey,    Stratton,    Miss 6.25 

C.  E.    McAulay,    Erin,    Tenn .  100.00 

Mrs.  N.   O.  Thomas,  Erin,  Tenn 15.00 

Miss   Vida   Thomas,    Erin,   Tenn 25.00 

Miss    Pauline    Thomas,    Erin,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  D.  W.  Bonds,  Medan,   Tenn 40.00 

J.    P.    McDaniel,    Elmwood,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   C.   R.   House,   Whiteville,   Tenn 25.00 

L.    M.    Woosley,    Caneyville,    Ky 100.00 

R.  S.   Roberts,   Sharon,   Tenn 50.00 

G.   A.   Bond,   Sharon,   Tenn 50.00 

R.  H.  Jackson,    Sharon,   Tenn . .'. 100.00 

P.  C.  Epperly,  Clifton,  Hill,  Mo 100.00 

Mrs.   Callie  Shaw  Scates  McKenzie   Tenn 2.50 

Shaw  Scates,   McKenzie,   Tenn 10.00 

D.  M.   Baxter,  Petersburg,  Tenn -    25.00 

Rubey  J.  Aldridge,   Tecumseh,   Okla 8.00 

Jno.    Williams,    Marlow,    Okla 20.00 

Margaret  Williams,  Marlow,  Okla 10.00 

W.    S.    McCaskill,    Marlow,    Okla 37.50 

Tom   J.    Scott,    Petersburg,    Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.  Tom  J.   Scott,   Petersburg,   Tenn 6.25 

Tom  J    Scott,  Petersburg,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   L.   A.   Marshall,   Arlington,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.  and  Mr.  P.  E.  McGrew,  Franklin,  Tenn 25.00 

Baxter    Pritchette,    Tribune,    Ky 10.00 

Bettie  D.  Trobaugh,   Kerriville,  Tenn 80.00 

R.  M.  Trobaugh,  Kerriville,  Tenn 25.00 

J.   R.    Short,   Sacramento,   Ky 50.00 

Thos.    McParland.Campbell,    Mo 10.00 

W.  T.  Riddle  ?.nd  wife,  Marshall,   Mo 100.00 

W.  B.  Rife,  Jloustonia,  Mo 100.00 

R.  C.  Finley,  Houstonia,  Mo 100.00 

Miss  Hattie  Herndon,   Marshall,   Mo 4.00 

Miss    Bertha    Anderson,    Marshall,    Mo 2.00 

Eugene   Phillips,    Marshall,   Mo 2.00 

Mrs.   R.  N.   Taylor,   Marshall,   Mo 1.00 

Miss  Mildred  Taylor,  Marshall,   Mo 1.00 

Mrs.  M.   O.   Finley,   Houstonia,   Mo 100.00 

J.  Moore  Williams,  Marlow,  Okla 10.00 

$  1,690.25 

J.   H.    Clark,    Marshall,    Mo 25.00 

John   Shallenberger,   Sweet  Springs,   Mo 15.00 

R.   N.   Taylor,    Marshall,   Mo 10.00 

J,    E.    Phillips,    Marshall,   Mo 10.00 

W.  T.  Finley,  Houstonia,  Mo 15.00 

Mrs.  J.  E.  Phillips,  Marshall  Mo 5.00 

Jesse  L.    Clark,   Marshall,    Mo 5.00 


120                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

King-    Phillips,    Marsall,     Mo 5.00 

Miss  Hattie  Hill,  Marshall,  Mo 5.00 

W.  L.  Hurley,  Hector,  Ark 400.00 

W.  L.  Hurley,  Hector,  Ark 100.00 

Lelis   Hurley,    Hector,    Ark 25.00 

Lelis    Hurley,    Hector,    Ark .  25.00 

Mrs.  A.  J.   Berryhille,  Cleveland,   Tenn 10.00 

A.  K.  Maxwell,   Cleveland,  Tenn 10.00 

Miss    Lena    Walters,    Leesburg,    Tex 2.50 

W.  D.  Browder,  Gaylesville,  Ala 10.00 

Jerry  Fike,    McKenzie,    Tenn 2.50 

R.   M.   Boyd,   Lowes,   Ky 20.00 

Urs.   Effie   Boyd,  Lowes,   Ky 5.00 

•J.    F.    Gordon,    Dyer,    Tenn 12.50 

^rs.  G.  E.  Anderson,   Oak   Grove,   Ky 2.50 

"G.    E.  "Anderson,    Oak    Grove,    Ky 5.00 

■J.  L.  Gunter,  Ptersburg-,   Tenn 10.00 

Estell  Brown,  Newbern,   Tenn 5.00 

M.  B.  Mulheron,  Mercer,  Tenn 100.00 

John   P.   Bond,   Bartlett,   Tenn 25.00 

Tom  R.  Stewart,  Whitney,  Tex 25.00 

G.    W.    Stovall,    Rive5,    Tenn 100.00 

S.    P.    Bryson,    Rives,    Tenn 40.00 

Leonard  Stovall,  Rivers,  Tenn 10.00 

Leonard    Stoval,    Rives,    Tenn 15.00 

G.    A.    Warren,    Rives,    Tenn 5.00 

Mary   Walker,    Concord,    Tenn 5.00 

Dora    Walker,    Concord,    Tenn 5.00 

W.    P.    Walker,    Concord,    Tenn 10.00 

J.   M.   Reed,   Dyer,   Tenn 12.50 

F.    B.    Hester,    Dyer,    Tenn 25.00 

J.   A.    Dedmon,    Dyer    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   W.   N.   Jones,   Concord,   Tenn 25.00 

Rev.  J.  H.  Thomas,  Dyer,  Tenn 100.00 

Annie  M.    Eshman,    Estell    Springs,    Tenn 5.00 

P.    J.   Van    Delson,    Santa   Anna,    Tex 4.00 

Mrs.   A.   W.    Fite,   Water  Valley,   Ky 10.00 

A.  W.  Fite,  Wafer  Valiey,  Ky 20.00 

W.   D.   McAnulty,  Hickory  Valley,   Ky 25.00 

J.  A.  McAnulty,  Hickory  Valley,  Ky 12.50 

H.    Hannah,    Cleveland,    Tenn 10.00 

W.   D.   Litsey,    Short    Creek,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  Jennie  Litsey,  Short  Creek,  Tenn 5.00 

Amelia    Kelley,    Toone,    Tenn 5.00 

Christine    Kelley,    Toone,    Tenn 5.00 

T.  P.   Kerr,   Corsicano,   Tex 100.00 

J.  A.  Plunk,  Henderson,   Tenn 10.00 

J.   R.    King-,    Madisonville,    Ky 12.50 

Mrs.    Catherine   King,   Madisonville,    Ky 6.25 

S.    C.    Jennings,    Madisonville,    Ky ,10.00 

J.    M.    Ply,    Humboldt,    Tenn 6.2^ 

$  1,519.01.' 

Mrs.    E.   M.   Hudson,   Humboldt    Tenn 2. CO 

E.   M.   Hudson  H.umboldt,    Tenn 9.0i> 

Miss  Lillith  Bolerjack,   Milan,   Tenn 3.75 

Mrs.  Eunice  Dung-an,  Gibson,  Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.  W.  C.  Fly,  Milan,  Tenn 5.00 

H.  C.  Faust  and  wife,  Humboldt,  Tenn 12.50 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  121 

T.   W.   Pillow,  Humboldt,   Tenn 6.25 

Robert  Poust,  Humboldt,  Tenn 2.25 

Sam   Bolerjack,    Gibson,    Tenn *  5.00 

M.    J.    Palmer,    Humboldt,    Tenn 5.00 

W.   F.  Bolerjack,  Gibson,  Tenn 5.00 

J.    W.    Bolerjack,    Gibson,    Tenn 5.00 

. H.  P.  Hale,  Gibson,  Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.    W.   A.    Laster,    Humboldt,    Tenn 5.00 

John  P.   Barg-er,   Humboldt,   Tenn 50 

Frank  Hudson,  Humboldt,  Tenn 2.50 

Max   Hudson,   Humboldt,    Tenn 2.50 

Harry  Hudson,   Humboldt,   Tenn 2.50 

John    Hudson,    Humboldt,    Tenn 2.50 

Mark  D.   Hudson,   Humboldt,   Tenn .2.50 

W.   O.  Sloan  and  wife,  Humboldt,   Tenn .5.00 

Hattie   Dungan,   Humboldt,    Tenn 2.50 

B.  L.   Rochelle,   Jackson,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    Mattie    Scott,    East   View,    Ky 5.00 

Rev.   John   Phipps,   Norris   City,   111 6.25 

Mrs.   M.   E.   Morrison,    Whiteville,   Tenn 15.00 

W.   J.    Morrison,    Whiteville,    Tenn 50.00 

C.  D.   Livingston,    Hilham,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   Walter   Crawford,    Paris,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   J.   L.   Bomar,   Little  Rock,   Ark 12.50 

Mrs.  Jas.  W.  McCall,  Paris,  Tenn 4.00 

7-23-20 —  Y 

Burnett   Elliott,    Provivdence,    Ky 20.00 

Mrs.  J.  T.  Bradley,  Wingo,  Ky 10.00 

V.    A.    McClaran,    Marshall,    Texas    25.00 

Mrs.    P.   A.   Nichols,    Kenton,   Tenn 50.00 

Y.    Bradford,    Kenton,    Tenn 15.00 

J.    H.    Smith,    Kenton,    Tenn 25.00 

Miss  Magg-ie   Diggs,   Paris,    Tenn 6.25 

W.  H.   Donoho,   Fulton,   Ky 2.50 

Bessie    Lawson,    Fulton,    Tenn 2  50 

Mary    Kate   Lawson,    Fulton,    Ky 2.50 

Mrs.   Emma  Elliott,   Fulton,   Ky 10.00 

W.   C.   Mooney,   Greenfield,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   Kate   Dudley,   Greenfienld,    Tenn 6.00 

Mrs.    Ned   Hatcher,    Greenfield,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    M.    E.    Sims,    Greenfield,    Tenn 2.00 

Mrs.  W.  L.  Calvert,  Big  Clifty,  Tenn 5.00 

C.    B.    Foust,    Greenfield,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   Etta  M.    Ewell,   Marshall,    Mo 5.00 

C.  G.    McMahan,    Poeassat,    Okla 5.00 

D.  H.  Patterson  and  wife,  Bradford,  Tenn 150-00 

Jno.  G.  Cunningham  and  Daughter,  Troy,   Tenn 150.00 

S.   F.   Pierce,    Cleveland,   Tenn 50.00 


$  827.75 

L.    L.    Harle    Cleveland,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.  Laura  E.  Harle,  Cleveland,  Tenn 15.00 

Frank    J.    Harle,    Cleveland,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.   Frank  J.  Harle,   Cleveland,   Tenn 10.00 

Frank    Knox    Harle,    Cleveland,    Tenn 5.00 

Miss    Louise    Harle,    Cleveland,    Tenn ^  5.00 

Luke    Lea    Harle,    Cleveland,    Tenn 5.00 

Frank   J.   Harle,    Trustee,    Cleveland,    Tenn 100.00 

Roger    Cooke,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 2.50 


122                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Mrs.   J.   P.   Hulcheson,    Chattanoog-a,    Tenn 2.50 

Mr.    and  Mrs.    S.    M.    Pritchard,    Chattanoog-a,    Tenn iO.OO 

Mr.    and   Mrs.    G.    W.    Drummond,    Lincoln,   Ark 25.00 

J.    Rutland,    Wildwood,    Fla 8.00 

Lea  A.   Luster,    Fairfield,   111 10.00 

Chas.   C.   Sims,  Little  Rock,  Ark 5.00 

Mrs.  Margarette  Kickashar,   Overton,   Mo 20.00 

Edward    Hasenback,     Boonville,    Mo 12.50 

Mrs.    C.    C.    Groom,    Overton,   Mo 100.00 

Mr.    P.    H.    Brady    &    Sons,    Overton,    Mo 100.00 

C.  W.  Dunn,  Olney,  Tex 50.00 

Mrs.   Mag-g-ie  J.    Browder,    Gaylesville,    Ala 10.00 

Mrs.  Mag-g-ie  J    Browder,  Gaylesville,  Ala 3.00 

R.   B.   Chesier,   Beech   Bluff,   Tenn 10.00 

J.  J.  Chesier,  Beech  Bluff,  Tenn 5.00 

■  7-26-20 — 

A.   E.   Kernadle,   Beech   Bluff,   Tenn 10.00 

D.  A.  Falls,  Savannah,  Tenn 20.00 

A.    C.   Alexander,   Henderson,    Texas    5.00 

Mrs.  W.  H.   Latimer,  Union  City,   Tenn 10.00 

G.   W.   Latimer,   Union   City,    Tenn 12.50 

W.   H.   Latimer,   Union   City,   Tenn 50.00 

H.   Y.   Latimer,    Union    City,    Tenn 15.00 

Alfred  Armitag-e,  Umatella,   Fla 150.00 

D.  M.    uoodner,    Fayetteville,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   Ruth   Walker,    Repton,    Ky 1.00 

Henry    Campbell,    Santa    Anna,    Tex 100.00 

William    Mercer,     Greenville,    Tenn 100.00 

C.  P.  Bohanon,  Greenville,  Tenn 6.00 

A.    S.    Gray,    Greenville,    Tenn 25.00 

J.    P.    Hartman,    Greenville,    Tenn ; 60.00 

Rose    Hartman,    Greenville,    Tenn 20.00 

E.  M.    Hartman,    Greenville,    Tenn 5.00 

7-28-20 — 

Mrs.    Ricie   and    Glennie   Hartman,    Greenville,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.    Mary   Cloyd,    Greenville,    Tenn 20.00 

A.    Gray,    Greenville,    Tenn 75.00 

Lena    Gray,    Greenville,    Tenn 20.00 

Lena   Gray,    Greenville,   Tenn 5.00 

James  and  Rosa  Burkey,    Greenville,   Tenn 20.00 

Rettie    Mercer,    Greenville,    Tenn 20.00 

W.    F.    Langley,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 50.00 

F.  A.    Seagle,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 1,000.00 

7--29-20 — 

H.  S.   Kincaid,  Hanesville,   Ky 13.00 

J.    P.    Shell    and    Family,    Melbourne,    Ark 2.50 

W.  A.  Crabtree,  McKenzie,  Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.  J.  D.  McBride,  McKenzie,   Tenn 25.00 

Ernest  Landers,   Mt.   Olive,   Ark 10.00 


$    2,623.50 


S.    D.    Patton,    Goodlettsville,    Tenn 50.00 

Miss   Norene    Lawrence,    Water   Valley,    Ky 2.50 

Mrs.   J.   H.   Lawrence,    Water  Valley,    Ky 25.00 

E.   G.  Norris,   Water  Valley,   Ky .  6.25 

Henry  La-wrence,  Water  Valley,    Ky 6.25 

J.    W.    Hudson,    Concord,    Tenn 20.00 

Ollie    Hudson,    Concord,    Tenn 5.00 

W.   A.    Roberts,    Talbot,    Tenn 20.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  123 

Mrs.    W.    N.    Strong-,    Aspin    Hill,    Tenn 5.00 

W.    J.    Beasley,    Aspin   Hill,    Tenn 15.00 

Maggie    Lee    Erwin,    Aspin    Hill,    Tenn 3.00 

S.   A.    Dunwoody,    South   Pittsburg,    Tenn '  15.00 

8-2-20 — 

Mrs.  M.   C.   Sutton,   Chattanooga,   Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.    Mary   J.    Cooper,    Miami,    Mo 100.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  C.  Kitchen,  Miama,  Mo 10.00 

Mrs.    George    D.    Harris,    Miama,    Mo 1.00 

Mrs.   P.   G.   Sullivan,   Miama,   Mo 1.00 

Mrs.    Hannah    Witt,    Miama,    Mo 1.00 

H.    O.    W.    Godbury,    Miama,    Mo 1.00 

Miss   Eunice   Rochelle,   Jackson,    Tenn 40.00 

S.   J.   McAfee,    Petersburg,   Tenn 15.00 

Bishop    Bryant,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 5.00 

R.   S.  Roberts,   Sharon,   Tenn 10.00 

C.    S.    Thompson,    Sharon,    Tenn 100.00 

Miss    Louisa   Atwood,    Paducah,    Ky 2.50 

Gladys    Deakin,    Lebanon,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    E.    L.    Deakin    Lexington,    Mo 5.00 

Mrs.  J.  A.   Frazier,  Hendersonville,   Tenn 15.00 

Mrs.  Sarah  Winkler,  Philpot,  Ky 100.00 

F.  M.   Winkler,   Philpot,   Ky 12.00 

Grover     Winkler,     Philpot,     Ky 25.00 

Mrs.    O.    S.    Branch,    Lucy,    Tenn 100.00 

Margaret  Elege,  Chattanooga,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    Cain    Akin,    Thompson    Station,    Tenn 1.25 

Mary    L.    McMeen,    Spring    Hill,    Tenn 2.50 

M.    F.    Akin,    Thompson    Station,    Tenn 5.00 

R.   V.   Akin,    Thompson   Station,    Tenn 5.00 

W.    A.    Shaw,    Thompson    Station,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  R.  V.  Akin,   Thompson  Station,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Ida   Clark,   Thompson    Station,    Tenn 5.00 

H.    R.    Webb,    Payetteville,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.  S.   W.  Abbay,   Nashville,   Tenn 5.00 

Carrie   L.    Mitchell,    Oliver   Springs,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   Lydia  Walker,   Oliver   Springs,    Tenn 5.00 

Miss  Carolina  Waters,  Nashville,   Tenn 2.50 

8-3-20— 

J.  R.  McDaris,  Cleveland,  Tenn 6.25 

Miss  Lessie  Pierce,  Cleveland,  Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   Emma  Parks,    Cleveland,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  C.  F.  Long,  Callo,  Mo 10.00 

W.   G.  Ham,   Ramer,   Tenn 5.00 

J.  D.  Burreys,  Ramer,  Tenn 7.50 

J.  C.  Reeder  and  Wife,  Ramer,  Tenn 10. 00 

Mrs.    B.    Reeder,    Salem,    Ky 10.00 

T.    M.    Hendrix,    Lewisburg,    Tenn 10.00 

H.   S.  Kirkpatrick,  Lebanon,  Tenn 20.00 

A.    Cain,    Murray,    Ky 40.00 

$  950.25 

Ollie    G.    Cain,    Murray,    Ky 10.00 

W.  S.  Morrow,  La.  Center,  Ky 5.00 

Ida  Belle  Rudolph,  La.  Center,   Ky 6.25 

C.   R.   Hagan,  La.   Center,   Ky 6.25 

W.  H.   Nichols,  La.   Center,   Ky 10.00 

Mrs.   Joe   Holt,   La.   Center,    Ky 20.00 

W.    C.    Tittsworth,    Supt.,   Pleasant  Valley    S.    S 10.00 


124                 MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

L.    R.    Brooke,    Jackson,    Tenn 50.00 

W.    N.    Cameron,    Coleman,    Tex 500.00 

Eugene    F.    Woodfln,    Memphis,    Tenn ..;.....  25.00 

W.    H.    Wadsworth,    Ely,    Mo 300.00 

Jno.  D    Palmer,  Union   City,   Tenn 25.00 

Addie    Palmer,    Union    City,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    J.    D.    Palmer,    Union   City,    Tenn.    50.00 

Chas.   C.    Cautrell,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 50.00 

W.    W.    Lovelace,    Union    City,    Tenn '  100.00 

W.   W.   Crawford,    Wymmewood,    Okla 10.00 

Mrs.   Bertha   Lanham,    Wymmewood,    Okla 10.00 

Robbie  L.   Williams,  Memphis,  Tenn 5.00 

H.    L.    Guille,    Ooltewah,    Tenn 10.00 

8-7--20 — 

S.    G.  Paterson,    Kerville,    Tenn .  .  .  25.00 

Mrs.   S.   G.   Patterson,    Kerville,    Tenn ■.  .  .  .  20.00 

Geo.   F.    Wiesener,    So.    iPttsburg,    Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.   Lucy  Lawrence,  Water  Valley,    Ky. 2.00 

Mrs.  .G  W.  Woody,   Santa  Fe,  Tenn 7.50 

R.  S.   Harris,   Fairfield,   111 10.00 

S.    W.   Woody,    Santa   Fe,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    L.    J.    Rudolph,    Kevil,    Ky , 5.00 

F.    T.    Montgomery,    Newbern,    Tenn 100.00 

L.    B.    McCaslin,    Aurora,    Mo 5.00 

Rev.    W.    E.    Shaw,   Aurora,    Mo 25.00 

Delia  Campbell,  Olney,  Texas    30.00 

Mrs.  Lula  Lamb,  McKenzie,  Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.   M.  M.  Wilson,   Cleveland,   Tenn 6.25 

J.   R.    Gillespie,    Dayton,    Tenn 12.50 

J.    W.    Massey,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 25.00 

H    M.    Knox,    Cleveland,    Tenn 25.00 

Ella   Cunningham,    Gaylesville,    Ark 5.00 

L.   D.   Miller,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 6.50 

H.    H.    Pierce,    Charleston,    Tenn 50.00 

W.    B.    Ketner,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 25.00 

W.     Shep    Shelton,     Chattanooga,     Tenn. .  25.00 

A.    W.    Duncan,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 125.00 

Francis    A.    Smith,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.  P.  A.   Smith,   Chattanooga,   Tenn 125.00 

Ada    Ruth    Smith,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 12.50 

P.    A.    Smith,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 125.00 

W.  P.  Pope,  Mercer,  Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.   R.   D.   Meals,   Humboldt,   Tenn 15.00 

Herbert   Meals,    Humboldt,    Tenn 15.00 

Miss   Cora    E.    Hall,    Memphis,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.  M.   J.  Hall,  Memphis,   Tenn '. 75.00 

Mrs.    Laura    Scoby,    Memphis,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    W.    W.    Crawford,    Wynnewood,    Okla.    10.00 

$  2,422.25 
8-10-20 — 

A.  P.  Haggard,  Dayton,   Tenn 25.00 

A.  R.  Pryor,  Jackson,  Tenn 10.00 

R.   A.   Talley,   Henderson,   Tenn 10.00 

W.  C.  Malone,  Atlanta,  Ga ^.50 

J.    G.    Thomison,    Dayton,    Tenn ;....  6.25 

Mrs.    Doon    Magill,    Kingston,    Tenn ; 5.00 

L.    S.    Chambers,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 12.50 

Perry    Brisendine,     Puryear,     Tenn •. ^ ,-..,.  ■■  20.00 

Jno.  D.   Coats,  Mill  Creek,   Tenn ,,- ,..«-'Vj,.  25.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  125 

R.    M.    Paschal,    Mill    Creek,    Tenn 25.00 

Ula   Miller,    Beech    Grove,    Ky 2.00 

R.   B.   Rogers,  Beech   Grove,   Ky 5.00 

Miss   Belle   Miller,    Beech    Grove,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    R.    Rogers,    Beech    Grove,    Ky 5.00 

Maude   Wilkins,   Beech   Grove,   Ky 1.50 

J.   B.   Boyd,    Beech    Grove,    Ky 5.00 

J.  J.  Turnbow,  Beech  Grove,  Ky ,      10.00 

J.  H.  Jones,   Beech   Grove,   Ky 15.00 

Mrs.   Mattie  Phelps,   Oakland,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   Nina  Pierce,   Oakland,   Tenn 5.00 

Frank    L.    Harle,    Cleveland,     Tenn 50.00 

Rhoda  Hoge,  Jasper,  Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   Mary   E.    Spriggs,    Cleveland,    Tenn 10.00 

J.    B.    Martin,    Austin,    Ark 5.00 

J.  W.  'J. horn,  Rives,  Tenn 20.00 

S.    B.    Bradshaw,    Mt.    Juliet,    Tenn 10.00 

J.  C.  Eshman,  Mt.  Juliet,  Tenn 10.00 

D.    G.    McLain,    Cleveland,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    J.   H.    Carmichael,    Loudon,    Tenn 2.50 

Bertie    Rives,    Fayetteville,    Tenn 5.00 

Vera  McMasters,   Jackson,   Tenn 50.00 

W.    G.   McMasters,    Jackson,    Tenn 40.00 

W.   L.    Steele,   Marlow,    Okla 10.00 

8-12-20— 

Mrs.  A.  B.  Smythe,  Marlow,  Okla 5.00 

Geo.   L.    Orr,   Marlow^,    Okla : 10.00 

L.    G.    Rives,    Petersburg,    Tenn 12.50 

Miss    Pearl    Waid,    Petersburg,    Tenn 6.25 

J.   H.   Miller,    Dalton,    Ga 6.25 

W.  D.  Bowers,  Chattanooga,  Tenn 25.00 

J.   S.   Bratton,   Clarkesville,    Tenn 10.00 

R.    T.    McCord,    Henderson,    Texas    5.00 

Fred.  K.  Shelton,  Chattanooga,  Tenn 6.25 

Miss   Mabel    Fowler,    Petersburg,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    L.    G.   Rives,   Petersburg,   Tenn 10.00 

C.  R.  Davidson,   Bradford,   Tenn 50.00 

T.   A.   Shofner,   Haley,    Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.    A.    A.    Cooke,    So.    Pittsburg,    Tenn 20.00 

Winston   Sanders,   Fayetteville,   Tenn 8.00 

O.    E.    Ward,    Fayetteville,    Tenn 40.00 

Mr.   and  Mrs.   W.    E.   Morgan,    Dayton,    Tenn .  6.25 

W.   H.   Gass,    Greenville,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   Lola  Varnell,    Shepherd,    Tenn 6.25 

T.    E.    Epperson,    Charleston,    Tenn 25.00 

Charles  A.   Epperson,    CharlesYton,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   A.    D.   Trice,   Jasper,    Tenn.    . 5.00 

Mr.    J.    W.    Gammon,    Fayetteville,    Tenn 10.00 

D.  H.    Euen,    Sacramento,    Ky 20.00 

G.    D.   Moore,    Sacramento,    Ky 7.95 


$       799. 4{ 


8-14-20 — 

E.  C.   Ellis,  Sacramento,   Ky 7.95 

J.   T.   Ellis,    Sacramento,    Ky 5.00 

S.   V.    Ellis,    Sacramento,    Ky 20.00 

E.   L.   Wilhite,   Sacramento,    Ky 14.00 

Jas.    L.    Staggers,    Birmingham,    Ala 12.50 

Elizabeth   Mitchell,   McKenzie,    Tenn 15.00 

Mrs.  Ollie  Patterson,  McEwen,  Tenn 5.00 


126                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Mr.   and  Mrs.   D.   J.  McAulay,   Erin,   Tenn 25.00 

Ruth   Uffeleman,    Erin    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    J.    H.   Uffelman,    Erin,    Tenn 10.00 

D.  D.    Hix,    Flat    Creek,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.    David    Stewart,    McKenzie,    Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.    B.    Williamson,   Newbern,    Tenn 15.00 

J.    O.   Banks,   Newbern,    Tenn 12.50 

Dr.   E.   I.    Haskins,   Newbern,   Tenn 8.33 

Mrs.    Mattie    Williamson,    Newbern,    Tenn 5.00 

E.  H.   Collier,   Martin,   Tenn 12.50 

Jno.  W.  Scott,  Petersburg,  Tenn 12.50 

E.  E.  Sloan,  Pleasant  Shade,  Tenn 10.00 

Charlie    Watkins,    Paducah,    Ky.    . . . .- 10.00 

E.    L.    Scott,    Paducah,    Ky 5.00 

Earl  Ward,   Paducah,   Ky 25.00 

W.    B.    McKinney,    Paducah,    Ky 15.00 

G.  E.  Jones,  Paducah,  Ky 15.00 

Mrs.    J.    W.    Lilley,    Paducah,    Ky 5.00 

Highland    Congregation,    Paducah,    Ky 7.50 

Mrs.    W.   A.   Morrison,    Paducah,    Ky 12.50 

Mrs.    Dixie    Wright,    Frankewing,   Tenn 2.50 

W.  H.  Doughty,  Greenville,  Tenn 100.00 

Miss    Emma   Campbell,    Dolph,    Ark 10.50 

Mrs.    S.    F.    McAdoo,   Humboldt,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   B.    F.   Williams,    Humboldt,    Tenn 10.00 

James    J.    Brooner,    Hackberry,    Tenn 25.00 

B.    F.    Williams,    Humboldt,    Tenn 10.00 

J.    J.    Davis,    Allgood,    Tenn 10.00 

D.  M.   McAnulty,   Bolivar,   Tenn 100.00 

D.  M.  McAnulty,  Bolivar,   Tenn :J50.uO 

D.   B.   Ridgeway,   McConnell,   Tenn 50.00 

D.    H.    Kirkpatrick,    Austin,    Tex "  5.00 

Mrs.   E.   E.    Thompson,   Fairfield,   111 6.00 

Mrs.   H.   A.    Compton,   Whiteville,   Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    Mamie    Wilson,    Boonshell,    Tenn 20.00 

Lizzie    Wilson,    Boonshell,    Tenn 20.00 

H.  B.  Bradberry,  Medina,   Tenn 10.00 

Dewey    I.    McAdoo,    Medina,    Tenn 5.00 

Roy   C.    Collett,    Callao,    Mo 2.40 

Mrs.    M.    E.    Harpole,    Fairfield,    Ky 1.25 

George  W.   Baggett,   Erin,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Belle    Wilson,    Newbern,    Tenn 10.00 

Miss    Nina    Wilson,    Newbern,    Tenn 10.00 

J.   R.   Richardson,   Campbell,   Mo 50.00 

Mrs.   D.   M.   Holloday,    Petersburg,    Tenn 5.00 

D.    M.    Holladay,    Petersburg,    Tenn 5.00 

Robert    Boone,    Erin,    Tenn 6.25 


$  1,121.68 
8-16-20 — 

Robert    Boone,    Erin,    Tenn 12.50 

Owen    Sisk,    Madisonville,    Ky 3.00 

Opal   Harris,    Madisonville,    Ky 2.50 

Mrs.   Lee  Harris,   Madisonville,    Ky 7.50 

W.    J.    Harris,    Madisonville,    Ky 2.50 

A.    P.    Ramsey,    Boonshall,    Tenn 5.00 

A.   W.    Wilson,   Boonshill,    Tenn 12.50 

A.   W.    Wilson,   Boonshill,    Tenn 12.50 

W.   E.   Huff,  Rossville,   Ga 15.00 

Miss   Lettie   McAfee,    Fayetteville,    Tenn 12.50 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  127 

Charles   P.   Eads,   Charleston,   Tenn 10.00 

B.  C.   Gilmore,   McKenzie,   Tenn 25.00 

M.   B.   Milburn,   St.   Elmo,   Tenn 7.50 

W.    B.    Bryant,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  and  Mr.  A.   D.  Martin,   Chattanooga,   Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    L.    A.    Owenby,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    H.    C.   McCoy,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.  Lula  Nails,   Chattanooga,  Tenn 25.00 

Miss    Grace    Yochem,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   N.   L.   Thedford,   McEwen,    Tenn 5.00 

John    W.    Groves.    North    Ft.    Worth,    Texas    50.00 

C.  E.    Luster,    Fairfield,    111 10.00 

J.  M.  Johnson,  Sheridan,  Ark 5.00 

G.    K.   Walkins,   Lubbock,    Tex 25.00 

Mrs.  R.  A.  Snowder,  Lubbock,  Texas    12.50 

A.   A.   Collins,   Lubbock,   Texas    25.00 

G.  W.  Deshago,  Lubbock,   Texas 6.25 

J.    B.    Pryor,    Lubbock,    Texas     12.50 

E.  M.  Martin,  Lubbock,   TexAs    5.00 

F.  A.    Martin,    Lubbock,    Texas    5.00 

Mrs.   J.   A.    Shelton,    Lubbock,    Texas    25.00 

F.    W.    Groce,    Lubbock,    Texas    5.00 

A.  M.  Rankin,  Lubbock,   Texas    •.  .  5.00 

D.  T.   Martin,   Lubbock,    Texas    5.00 

M.  B.  Dresser,  Lubbock,  Texas   25.00 

E.  P.  Earhart,  Lubbock,  Texas 400.00 

H.    R.    Larder,    McKenzie,    Tenn 12.50 

Oscar   R.    Burns,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  Annie  L.  Griffith,  Oliver  Springs,  Tenn 30.00 

John   C.  Acuff,   Dayton,   Tenn 15.00 

Miss   "Vesta  Robinson,    Dayton,    Tenn 2.50 

F.  L.   Schofner,  Haley,   Tenn 50.00 

C  .T.   Merriman,   Martin,   Tenn.    12.50 

T.    E.    Thomas,    McKenzie,    Tenn 100.00 

R.    E.    Blaylock,    McKenzie,    Tenn 100.00 

J.    W.    Wilder,    Huntington,    Tenn 15.00 

Miss   Susan    Wilder,    Huntington,    Tenn 25.00 

J.    W.    Wilder,    Huntington,    Tenn 35.00 

Miss  Susan  Wilder,  Huntington,  Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.  L.  A.  Hurt,  Huntington,   Tenn 25.00 


1.288.00 


C.  Whitner,    Dayton,    Tenn 10.00 

D.  C.  Alford,  Lynnville,   Tenn 10.00 

J.    N.    Brintle,    Cornersville,    Tenn 5.00 

John    M.    Russell,    Petersburg,    Tenn '. 20.00 

Ernie    Waters,    Clarksville,    Tenn 1.00 

J.    B.    Park,    Af ton,    Tenn 25.00 

L.     B.     Saxon,     Petersburg,     Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    Mattie    Rowlette,    Medina,    Tenn 3.00 

R.  R.   Boone,  Medina,  Tenn 15.00 

W.    T.    McAdoo,    Medina,    Tenn 7.50 

Rev.    B.    L.    Scroggs,    Chandler,    Ind 25.00 

John  Everett,   Sharon,   Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.    Ida    E.    Pratt,    McKenzie,    Tenn 2.50 

H.   P.   Allen,  Union  City,  Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.     "^     P.    Young,    McKenzie,    Tenn 25.00 

Hattie  M.  White,  Union  City,   Tenn 2.50 

H.  K.  Brandberry,  Medina,  Tenn 60.00 


128                MINUTES  OF  IHE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

S.    M.    Sparks,    Trezevant,    Tenn 2.50 

C.    B.   Thompson,    Sulphur,    Okla 5.00 

Miss    Bettie    Smith,    Brooksville,    Miss 3.75 

W.   B.   Cade,  Brooksville,  Miss 12.00 

H.   P.   Lock,   Brooksville,   Miss 7.50 

Miss  Bessie  Norwood,   Brooksville,   Miss 20.00 

M.    A.    Parks,    Brooksville,    Miss •. . . .  37.50 

Miss   Lula   Smith,    Brooksville,   Miss 3.75 

L.    C.    Smith,    Brooksville,    Miss 6.25 

Leland  Hines,   Brooksville,   Miss 25.00 

Mrs.   B.   P.    Guinn,   Brooksville,   Miss 15.00 

G.    A.    St.    John,    Brooksville,    Miss 7.50 

W.    N.    McLeod,    Brooksville,    Miss 15.00 

Miss    Edna   McLeod,    Brooksville,    Miss 10.00 

Mrs.    Fannie    McLeod,    Brooksville,    Miss 12.50 

J.    P.    Smith,    Brooksville,    Miss 2.50 

W.    A.    Parks,    Brooksville,    Miss 12.50 

W.  A.  Dochrow,  BBrooksville,  Miss 30.00 

Clara     McDonald,     Brooksville,     Miss 25.00 

J.    B.    Bracy    and    Family,    Nashville,    Tenn 10.00 

T.    H.    Padg-ett,    Nashville,    Tenn 10.00 

U.   B.   Pearson,   Jackson,   Tenn 100.00 

B.  H.    McDopald,    Elmv^^ood,    Tenn 2.50 

W.    C.    Jenkins,    Difficult,    Tenn 5.00 

C.  H.    Ross,    Martin,    Tenn 25.00 

W.     A.     Strayhorn,     Denmark,     Tenn 25.00 

L.   B.   Sims,  Milan,   Tenn ' 20.00 

R.    V.    Mitchell,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

C.    L.    Rogers,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    M.    C.    Foust,    McKenzie,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.    F'annie   Somers,   Martin,    Tenn 50.00 

R.    H.    Davis    and    Wife,    Rives,    Tenn 25.00 

W.    D.    Hornbuckle,    Greenfield,    Tenn 5.00 

L.  L.   Harle,   Cleveland,   Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.  Laura  E.  Harle,   Cleveland,   Tenn 10.00 

W.  W.  Collier,  Erin,  Tenn 100.00 


i  $       979.75 

R.  M.  Ramsey,  Lewisburg-,   Tenn 25.00 

R.   M.   Long,    GordonsvillYe,    Ky i 3.00 

W.  E.  Parker,  Hampton,  Ark 1.00 

Mrs.   D.   P.   Dunnaway,   So   Pit  tsburg,   Tenn 5.00 

C.    H.    Bacon,    Loudon,    Tenn 25.00 

A.  H.   Dennings,   Gleason,  Tenn 5.00 

S.  C.  Stewart,  Dayton,   Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.   Summer   Barnett,    Bertram,    Tex 10.00 

Mrs.  :i.  N.  Reed,   Bertram,  Tex 5.00 

P.  D.    Starr,  San  Antonio,   Tex 25.00 

Mrs.  C.  E.  Lucky,  Humboldt,  Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    "S.   H.    Goode,    Bertram,    Tex 10.00 

Mrs.  Carlton  Brush,  Nashville,  Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  A.  C.  Houston,  Ooletawah,  Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   Mary  Witt,   Ooltewah,   Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.  Fannie  Ragan,  Fairfield,  111 5.00 

A.   H.   Willoughby,    Greenville,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.  E.  V.   Penning1;on,   Mohawk,   Tenn 25.00 

A.  N.  Palmer,   Greenville,   Tenn 25.00 

C.  E.  Brig-gs,  Dukedom,  Tenn 50.00 

Miss  Hattie  Witt,  Ooltewah,  Tenn 25.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  129 

E.   H.   Bradbury,   Medina,    Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.   M.   A.    Cooper,    Dixon,    Miss 10.00 

C.  R.  Robinson,   Dayton,   Tenn 2.50 

W.    A.    Russell,    Cambellsville,    Ky 25.00 

Mrs.  M.   W.   Hardin,   Concord    Tenn 10.00 

M.  W.  Hardin,  Concord,  Tenn 100.00 

Alice   Funkhouser,    Burnt   Prairie,   111 1-25 

E.  B.   Cole,  Nashville,  Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.    Edmond   Cole,   Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  J.  W.  Stewart,   Puryear,   Tenn 50.00 

N.    J.    Finney,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

N.    J.    Finney,    McKenzie,    Venn 25.00 

Creed    Boyles,    Dayton,    Tenn 10.00 

Ellis    Pittman,    Prairie    Grove,    Ark 5.00 

Mrs.  C.  A.  Brown,   Gainesville,  Tex 10.00 

A.  M.  Bible,  Greensville,   Tenn 12.50 

W.  H.  Gray  and  wife,  Greenville,  Tenn 20.00 

J.   W.  Graham,   Greenville,   Tenn 20.00 

A.    B.    Galey,    Atwood,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  S.  C.  Herron,  Trezevant    Tenn 12.50 

J.   C.   O'Neal,   Trezevant,   Tenn 50.00 

Lona    Latta,    Paris,    Tenn 5.00 

J.   R.   Barrett,    Cottage   Grove,    Tenn 6.25 

A.  H.  Barton,  Bertram,  Tex 10.00 

Mrs.  W    H.   Dixon,   Olive  Hill,   Tenn 10.00 

A.    D.    McAdoo     Medina,    Tenn 2.00 

Mrs.  M.  J.  Conner,   Dukedom,  Tenn 12.50 

A.  L.  &  Lon  McCall,  Dukedom,  Tenn 25.00 

B.  H.   Meadows,    Philpot,    Ky 5.00 

Miss  Bessie  Bag-ley,  Lewisburg,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    Nannie    McGuire,    Greenville,    Tenn 5.00 

Rev.    Henry   J.    Bond,    Atoka,    Tenn 20.00 

Sophie  B.  Lowrence,  Sulphui-,  Okla 50.00 

Geo.   Pusih,    Sulphur,    Okla 10.00 

Mrs.    G.    P.    Bettis,   Talbot,    Tenn 10.00 


$     951.00 

Miss  Nell  Dayton  Bettis,  Talbot,  Tenn 10.00 

I.  G.  Cagley,  Oliver  Springs,  Tenn 12.50 

Lawson    Rowlett.    Humboldt,    Tenn 2.50 

R.  L.  Stem,  Shelbyville,  Tenn 2.50 

W.    Enoch    Cunningham,    Hanes,    Tenn 25.00 

Joe  Jackson,    Oliver   Springs,    Tenn 5.00 

L.   E.   Morrison,   Burnt  Prairie,    111 6.25 

H.    A.    Merritf,    Fairfield.    Ill 10.00 

Ewel    K.    Reagin,   Loudon,    Tenn 25.00 

Carrie    Shannon,    Sharon,    Tenn 25.00 

Edward  E.   Elam,  Goodlettsville,  Tenn 8.00 

Mrs.  M.  R.  Laird,  Saulsbury,  Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  W.  C.  Allen,  Slayden,   Tenn 20.00 

J.   A.    Frazier,    Hendersonville,   Tenn 10.00 

R.  N.  Buchanan,  Hendersonville,  Tenn 100.00 

Ed.   Mitchell,   McKenzie,    Tenn 12.50 

N.    A.    Mitchell,    McKenzie,    Tenn 2.50 

Callie    Mitchell,    McKenzie,    Tenn 1.25 

Mrs.  Lena  Surber,  McKenzie,   Tenn •         10.00 

D.   F.    Terrell,    Gleason,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.  R.  W.  Rochelle,  Trezevant,  Tenn 25.00 

H.  C.  Smith,  Trezevant,  Tenn 25.00 


130                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Lonetta   Shaffer,    Fairfield,    111 2.50 

J.    T.    Smith,    Cambellsville,    Ky 6.25 

Lula  J.  Sienkcht,  Oliver  Springs,  Tenn 10.00 

Mary  McFarland,  Campbell,  Mo 25.00 

Burnett  Elliott',  Providence  Ky 20.00 

Junia   Bennett,    Prairie   Grove,    Ark 1.00 

Junia  Bennett,  Prairie  Grove,  Ark 5.00 

R.  E.  Cleghern  and  wife,  McKenzie,  Tenn 25.00 

A.   B.   Wilson,   Boones  Hill,   Tenn 25.00 

A.  B.   Wilson,   Boones  Hill,    Tenn 25.00 

C.  J.  Brockman  Moberly,  Mo 5.00 

W.   W.   Millican,    Sulphur,   Okla 10.00 

Mrs.   Annie  Milam,   Henry,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   Tempee   Walton,   Toone,   Tenn 1.50 

J.    C.    Anderson,    Toone,    Tenn 2.50 

L.    D.   Moore,    Chatta,   Tenn 50.00 

L.   D.   Moore,    Chatta,    Tenn 50.00 

R.  H.  Jackson,  Oliver  Springs,  Tenn 7.50 

Oliver  Jackson,  Oliver  Springs,  Tenn 2.50 

John   S.    Waddy,    Paris,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.  Lorene  Sparks,   McKenzie,   Tenn 10.00 

W.    E.   Allen,    McKenzie,    Tenn 12.50 

Mary    Woodall,    Atwood,    Tenn 1.25 

J.   R.   Reed,   Life,   Tenn 25.00 

■C.H.    Orr,    Lynville,    Tenn 12.50 

C.  Earnest  Clark,  Prankewing,  Tenn 12.50 

C.    Earnest   Clark,    Frankewing,    Tenn 25.00 

T.    B.    Benson,    Tinsman,    Ark 8.00 

J.  L.   Barker,  Prairie   Grove,   Ark 20.00 

Jewell    Barker,    Prairie    Grove,    Ark 5.00 

Mrs.  J.   L.   Barker  Prairie  Grove   Ark 5.00 

J.  J.  Jones,   Sulphur,   Okla 2.50 

B.  C.    Grayson,    Chatta,    Tenn 12.50 

$  821.00 

Eula  Modrall,    Fosterville,   Tenn 2.50 

F.  W.   Modrall,   Fosterville,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.  F.  "W.  Modrall,   Fosterville,   Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.   B.   A.   Farvi^ater,   Martin,   Tenn 100.00 

John  P.   Gregory,   Chattsworth,   Ga '  5.00 

Mrs.  F.  P.   Williams,  Humboldt,   Tenn 7.50 

Mattie    B.    Huber,    Evansville,    Ind 10.50 

G.  W.  Nixon,   Praire  Grove,  Ark 2.50 

Mr.   and  Mrs.   J.   E.   Annis,    Greenville,   Tenn 50.00 

A.   J.   Layman,   Leitchfield,    Ky 10.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Amos  "Wood,   Garfield,  Ky 5.00 

Mrs.   Allie    Steel,    Concord,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  Alice  Steel,  Concord,  Tenn 15.00 

A.    P.    Sloan,   Pleasant  Shade,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  A.  J.  Warren,  Hendesonville,   Tenn 10.00 

E.    C.    King,    Floydoda,    Tex 25.00 

J.   A.   Overton,    Toone,   Tenn 2.50 

A.  A.  Walker,  Atviroood,  Tenn 4.00 

Mrs.  L.  M.  Stevs^art,  Duncan,   Okla 2.50 

Rev.  W.  A.  Blades,  Owensville,  Ind 10.00 

Mrs.   John  Luck,   Watertovv^n,   Tenn 5.00 

Miss   Bertha  Luck,   Watertov^-n,   Tenn 1.00 

Mrs.    Ida   Ferguson,    Hickory   Valley,    Tenn 30.00 

Ralph    Tillery,    Lawton,    Okla 2.50 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  131 

Eula  Huffines    (Mrs.  Ralph  Tillery)   Duncan,   Okla 6.25 

W.    H.    McDonald,    Elmwood,    Tenn 2.50 

W  .J  .Sloan,  Pleasant,  Shade,  Tenn 100.00 

E.  Roy  Moore,  Nashville,  Tenn 12.50 

John    Keith,    Odessa,    Mo 100.00 

Tom  B.    Barnett,    Odessa,    Mo ." 8.00 

Prank  Dowell,   Fairfield,  Ky 5.00 

W.    B.    Andress,    Gainesville,    Tex 25.00 

M.   L.   Hayes,   Gainesville,   Tex 2.50 

Mrs.  Story  and  children,   Gainesville,  Tex 4.00 

J.    H.    Ing-le,    Gainesville,    Tex .' .  5.00 

A.  W.   Rog-ers,   Gainesville,  Tex 10.00 

Mrs.   Mamie   Graham,   Gainesville,   Tex 10.00 

Mrs.   W.  M.  Lovell,   Petrola,   Tex • 2.50 

J.  E.  Sheary,  New  Holland,  111 15.00 

J.    D.    Haywood,    Searcy,    Ark 6.25 

F.  J.   Harris  , Fairfield,    111 3.00 

R.  A.   McAnulty,  Hickory  Valley,   Tenn 20.00 

J.  R.  Wallace  and  wife,  Medina,  Tenn 15.00 

Mrs.    Sue    Chandler,    Sharon,    Tenn 25.00 

James  C.  Cunningham,  Prairie  Grove,  Ark 25.00 

Mrs.  C.  C.   Crawford,  Nullwood,   Ky 5.00 

C.   C.   Crawford,  Nullwood,   Ky 5.00 

G.  C.  Chandler,  Sharon,  Tenn 25.00 

S.   E.    Crumb,   Clarksville,    Tenn 10.00 

Minnie  and  Glennj^  Greffey,  Palmyra,  Tenn 2.00 

Harriet  Hunter,   Fairfield,   111 10.00 

J.  W.   Christian,  Concord,   Tenn 12.50 

Rev.  and  Mrs.  C.  A.  Galloway,  Bowling-,  Green,  Ky 10.00 

C.    E.   Moore,    Greenville,    Tenn 5.00 

Carl   F.   Ward,    Jackson,   Tenn 50.00 

Smith  &  Thompson,  Lebanon,  Tenn 25.00 

$  887.50 

H.  C.  Couch,  Murfreesboro,  Tenn 250.00 

Mrs.   J.   B.    Bogart,   Nashville,    Tenn 3.75 

J.   B.   Bogart,   Nashville,    Tenn 11.25 

J.  A.  Ballard,  Pleasant  Shade,  Tenn 12.50 

Sallie    Rives,    Petersburg,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.  J.  A.  Kirkpatrick,  Lebanon,  Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.  J.  S.  Keebler,  Oliver  Springs,  Tenn 20.00 

Will  Robertson,   Bolivar,   Tenn 10.00 

J.  A.   Kirkpatrick,   Lebanon,   Tenn 12.50 

J.    R.    McPeters,    Corinth,    Miss 12.50 

Miss  Jessie   Stoddard,    Fairfield,   111 20.00 

G.   T.  Lyons,  Whites  Creek,  Tenn 25.00 

Miss  Annie  Lyons,  Whites  Creek,   Tenn 25.00 

J.   M  .Lyons,   Whites  Creek,   Tenn 10.00 

Jim   Home,    Brunswick,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.  C.   T.  Home,  Brunswick,   Tenn 2.50 

Miss   Lennie   Home,    Brunswick,   Tenn 2.50 

Dr.    C.    C.    Shaffee,    Brunswick,    Tenn 5.00 

R.   H.   Bond,   Union   City,    Tenn 25.00 

J.  D.  Hanoway,   Petersburg,   Tenn 12.50 

M.   H.   McClintock,    Cornersville,   Tenn 4.00 

J.   B.    Kincaid,    Gadsden,   Tenn 5.00 

J.    A.    Moore,    Sharon,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    Nora    Cornell,    Sharon,    Tenn 5.0f> 

J.   H.   Runyon,   Mill   Creek,    Okla 10.00 


132                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

B.    O.    Wolf,    Jackson,,    Tenn 6.50 

Emma   D.Sharp,    Mt.    Juliett,    Tenn 6.00 

E.  L.   Smith,   Mt.   Juliett 5.00 

Mrs.    Thos.    B.   Alexander,   Nashville,    Tenn 25.00 

W.    H.    Guion,    Russellville,    Ky 6.25 

W.   M.   Barnes,   Nashville,   Tenn 2.50 

B.  .M.    Forehand,   Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

R.    A.    Elizer,    Nashville,    Tenn 6.25 

Leon   Hooker,    Nashville,    Tenn 4.75 

Mrs.   Mollie  Walkup,   Nashville,   Tenn 12.50 

E.   A.   Murray,   Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Cordelia    Stroud,    Nashville,    Tenn 2.50 

W.   S.    Marshall,    Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

Peter  W.  Moore,  Luray,  Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.    S.    S.    Clayton,    Camden,    Tenn 2.50 

J.    C.    Hearn,    Allsboro,    Ala 6.25 

Mrs.    L.    P.    Smallin,    Blythe,    Texas 25.00 

Parry    C.    Duncan    Afton,    Tenn 25.00 

J.   S.  Newton   Saulsbury,   Tenn 5.00 

Miss    Ruth    Johnson,    Memphis,    Tenn 10.00 

J.   H.    Hill,    Selmer,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  John  Adams,   Treasurer,  Union  City,   Tenn 50.00 

Dr.  and  Mrs.  T.  N.  Cochran,   Trenton,  Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    R.   E.    Greer,    Trenton,    Tenn 25.00 

Ralph    Roger,    Hendersonville,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   W.  O.  Snell,  Murfreesboro,   Tenn 10.00 


$  922.50 
8-24-21— 

C.    P.    Patterson,    Olive    Hill,    Tenn 40.00 

C.  F.  Patterson,  Olive  Hill,  Tenn .50 

James  Jones,   Corinth,   Miss 12.50 

B.   O.   Walker,   Chapel  Hill,   Tenn 5.00 

R.   H.   Lockridge,    Dresden,    Tenn 50.00 

Frand    Tedford,    Finger,    Tenn 4.00 

W.   B.   Baker,   Whiteville,    Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.   J.   H.    Broach,    Puryear,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    H.    Broach,    Puryear,    Tenn 6.25 

Telus   Broach   Puryear,    Tenn 12.50 

Burton    Broach,    Puryear    Tenn 5.00 

J.    A.    Harkey    Sharon,    Tenn 100.00 

L.    A.    Chandler,    Sharon,    Tenn 100.00 

Kemp    Chandler,    Sharon,    Tenn 50.00 

J.  J.  Roberts,  Sharon,  Tenn 25.00 

J.  A.  Roberts,  Sharon,  Tenn 50.00 

J.  A.  Roberts,  Sharon,  Tenn 50.00 

J.    N.    Harkey,    Sharon,    Tenn 50.00 

Cora   McLin,    Fairfield,    111 4.00 

Mrs.  C.   E.  McLin,   Fairfield,  111 5.00 

T.    J.    Ridley,    Varnell,    Ga 25.00 

E.  E.  Parks,  Trimble  Tenn 125.00 

Mrs.    Sue   Booth,   Searcy,   Ark 10.00 

Mrs.    C.   C.   Norton,   Nashville,    Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.    M.    B.    Stewart,    Whiteville,    Tenn 6.25 

James    Ryan,    New    Holland,    111 100.00 

Mrs.   Nora  Haggard   Black,    Waynesboro,    Tenn 50.00 

A.    W.    Owen,    McKenzie,    Tenn 6.25 

S.    Spurgeon    Long,    Russellville,    Ky 2.50 

J.    C.    Johnson,    Saulsbury,    Tenn 2.50 

R.    M.    Goddard,    Saulsbury,    Tenn 80.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  133 

Rev.   J.   A   .Whitner,   Whitwell,   Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    J.    K.    Herman,    Kassuth,    Miss 500.00 

T.     M.     Coleman,     Corinth,     Miss 50.00 

A.  J.   Sherard,    Kassuth.   Miss 25.00 

Bob    McLean,    Corinth,    Miss 5.00 

B.  F.   Sherard,   Kassuth,   Miss 25.00 

W.    H.Butler,    Jackson,    Tenn 25.00 

May   Hudson,    Grand    Cane,    La 80.00 

James   M.    Allen,    Monticello,    Ala 2.50 

T.   W.   Carter,    Knoxville,    Tenn 6.25 

W.  H.   Holleman,   Goodlettsvville,   Tenn 6.25 

E.    P.    Sparks,    Allsboro,    Ala 2.50 

Mrs.    C.   O.   Penn,   Rives,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.   Mollie   Brown,    Cornersville,   Tenn 8.00 

"W.   C.    Calahan,   Simsboro,   La 2.50 

Mrs.    Nancy    Clarke,    Frankewing,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    Nancy    Clarke,    Frankewing,    Tenn 25.00 


$  1,997.75 

.    8-25-20 — 

R.    L.    McClaran,    Marshall,    Texas    25.00 

Mrs.  R.  L.  McClaran,  Marshall,  Texas   10.00 

Miss    Kate   Clark,    Frankewing,    Tenn 1.00 

Miss   Kate  Clark,   Frankewing,   Tenn 4.00 

Mrs.    R.   A.   Rankin,   Lubbock,   Texas    3.75 

M.    F.    Kincaid,    Gadsden,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    N.    B.    Moore,    McKenzie,    Tenn 50.00 

B.    F.    Riggins,    Brunskick,    Tenn 55.00 

Alva    G.    Barnett,    Odessa,    Mo 10.00 

G.    B.    Kimbell,    Starksville,    Miss 2.50 

E.  P.  Nichols,   Starksville,   Miss 50.00 

J.    B.    Tate,    Mt.    Juliet,    Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.   J.   H.   McCarby,   White   Creek,   Tenn 1.00' 

Silas  L.   Shannon,   Chilhowee,   Mo 5.00 

T.   P.  Northern,   Lebanon,   Tenn 20.00 

R.   P.    Northern,    Lebanon,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    Mary  Northern,   Lebanen,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Mary    Sullivan,    Lebanon,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    Edith    Bradshaw,    Lebanon,    Tenn 10.00 

Hargo    Sullivan,    Lebanon,    Tenn 5.00 

Emerson    Sullivan,    Lebanon,    Tenn 5.00 

Jim    Vinson,    Lebanon,    Tenn 1.00 

Burnie    Johnson,    Lebanon,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   A.   G.   demons,   Lebanon,   Tenn 6.25 

Charlie  P.   Moore,   Lebanon,   Tenn 7.50 

M.    H.    Ivey,    Lebanon,    Tenn 2.50 

R.    H.    Ivey,    Lebanon,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Fanny    Smith,    Lebanon,    Tenn 1.25 

Mrs.    Ethel   Coles,   Lebanon,   Tenn 2.50 

Miss    Cherry    Barrow,    Lebanon,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.   J.    M.   Jarrell,   Lebanon,    Tenn 1.25 

Miss   Adalaide   Davis,   Lebanon,    Tenn 1.25 

G.    C.    Wheery,    Lebanon,    Tenn 2.50 

H.    L.    Northern,    Lebanon,    Tenn 5.00 

Everett    Bard,    Akron,    Ohio    5.00 

Miss    Ella    McGulre,    Arcadia    La 50.00 

Mrs.    Gladys   Easle   y,Kerrville,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   G.   W.  Porter,  Hickory  Valley,  Tenn 5.00 

H.    A.    Stevenson,    Stratford,    Okla 18.75 

J.    A.    Randle,    Starksville,    Miss 12.50 


134                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Clayton    Hesson,    Pleasant    Shade,    Tenn 10.00 

G.    L.    McDearmon,    Gleason,    Tenn 5.00 

Ben     Taylor,     Hendersonville,     Tenn 5.00 

L.    M.    Taylor,    Hendersonville,    Tenn 5.00 

Ora   E.  Simpson,   Austin,   Texas    1.00 

W.    W.    Gass,    Afton,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.  Andy  Allen,  Marshall,  Texas    10.00 

Murray    McMillian,    Carthage,    Miss 15.00 

Addie    McDaniel,    Duncan,    Okla 2.50 

Mrs.   C.   A.   Duncan,   Whiteville,   Tenn 100.00 

W.   E.   Holden  and  family,   Rutherford,   Tenn 50.00 

J.    O.    Riley,    Fairfield,    111 10.00 

Floyd    W.    Wendell,    New    Holland,    111 150.00 

H.    P.    Mullen,    Atwood,    Tenn 50.00 

S.    E.    Hames,    Trezevant,    Tenn 100.00 

W.    H.    Roach,    Atwood,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    W.    Atkins,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 10.00 

$  1,023.00 


8-23-20 — 

W.    H.    Glenn,    Frankewing,    Tenn 2.50 

Henry   Jones,    Nashville,    Tenn .5.00 

Gregory    Jones,    Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    N.    Hicks,    Water    Valley,    Ky 100.00 

D.    F.    Cowan,    Summerville,    Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.   Lizzie  Hinton,   Fayetteville,   Tenn 30.00 

Mrs.    Thomas    Taylor,    Nashville,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    Thomas    Taylor,    Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

J.  L.  Price,  Brunswick,   Tenn 2.50 

Maud   Chadwick,    Carthage,    Miss.    .' 60.00 

Mrs.   T.   G.    Wright,    Gallatin,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Ella    Cook,    Grand    Cane,    La 5.00 

Mrs.   Stella  Hollowell,    Grand   Cane,   La 40.00 

D.   L.    Prince,    Savannah,    Tenn 15.00 

Cora    Sherard,     Kassuth,     Miss 5.0O 

Mrs.    Alice    Ricks,    Grand    Cane,    La 10.00 

J.    R.    Watkins,    Dixon,    Miss 15.00 

Miss   Janie    Scarbough,    Memphis,    Tenn 20.00 

R.    L.    Watkins,    Dixon,    Miss 5.00 

L.    M.    Pickens,    Lynnville,    Tenn 10.00 

John    L.    Garrett,    Chapel    Hill,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Zula    Garrett,    Chapel    Hill,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    M.    Johnson,    Sr.   Hubbard,    Texas    50.00 

Mrs.   W.   F    Uffelman,  Nashville,   Tenn 5.00 

R.    L.    Parrent,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 12.50 

Lee     Thompson,     Rutherford,     Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.  H.  G.  Becker,  Marshall,  Texas 20.00 

M.    D.    Donnell,    McKenzie,    Tenn 2.50 

W.   B.   Fox  and   wife,    Cornersville,    Tenn 4.00 

D.   H.    Benton,    Searcy,   Ark 6.25 

John    Lovett,    Trimble,    Tenn 10.00 

D.    T.    Lovett,    Trimble,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.    D.   T.   Lovett,    Trimble,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   Mollie   Pool,   Coker,   Ala 5.00 

W.    F.    Gallaher,    Kingston,    Tenn 100.00 

W.   M.    Goforth,    Covington,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    E.    L.    Chambers,    Hickory    Valley,    Tenn 20.00 

M.    L.    Moore,    Brighton,    Tenn 10.00 

W.    A.    Yarbough,    Kenton,    Tenn 6.25 

John    Hester,    Maxon    Mill,    Ky 6.25 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  135 

E.    D.    Rudolph,    Calvert    City,    Ky 40.00 

Lucinda  Rudolph,   Calvert  City,   Ky 10.00 

Callie    Rudolph,    Calvert    City,    Ky 10.00 

J.    Frank    Paschal,    Puryear,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.   J.   Frank  Paschal,   Puryear,    Tenn 25.00 

Hafford  C.   Paschal,   Puryear,   '^enn 25.00 

Mrs.    J.    B.    Love,    Puryear,   Tenn 50.00 

Rachel    Love,    Puryear,    Tenn 10.00 

Winnie    Harding,    Puryear,    Tenn 5.00 

W.    K.    Rudolph,    Puryear,    Tenn. 50.00 

R.    C.    Overstreet,    Maxon    Mill,    Ky 25.00 

Fred    Robinson,    Fulton,    Ky 2.50 

J.    W.    McNeily,    Fulton,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    L.    A.    Pickle,    Fulton,    Ky 1.25 

Miss   Estelle   M.   Gossum,   Fulton,    Ky 2.50 

Miss  Laura  B.   Gossum,   Fulton,   Ky 5.00 


$  1,022.75 

8-27-20— 

H.    A.    Coulter.    Fulton,    Ky 7.50 

Laura    E.    Rudolph,    La.    Center,    Ky 3.75 

E.    R.    Ladd,    La.    Center,    Ky 5.00 

Ava  Rudd,   La.   Center,   Ky 5.00 

AV.  T.   Abernathy,   La.  Center,   Mo 5.00 

O.   J.    Rudolph,   La.   Center,    Ky 12.50 

8-28-20 — 

Anna  B.  Cooper,  Springfield,  Mo 2.00 

M.    F.    Cooper,    Springfield,    Mo 20.00 

John   A.  Pless  Dover,  Ark 30.00 

Willie   B.   Connell,   Grand   Cane,  La 10.00 

Mrs.    Rachel    Strange,    Friendship,    Tenn 10.00 

Minnie    Belle   Holmes,    Kenton,    Tenn 15.00 

R.    C.    Davis,    Rives,    Tenn 10.00 

E.    J.    Booker,    Nashville,    Tenn 25.00 

W.    G.     Smith,    Atwood,     Tenn 6.25 

C.    T.    Clutts,    Laconia,    Tenn 6.25 

Elizabeth    Morris,    Laconia,    Tenn 10.00 

Elizabeth    Morris,    Laconia,    Tenn 15.00 

W.   M.   Burnes,   Shepherd,    Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.    J.    W.    Williams,    Carthage,    Miss 10.00 

W.    Y.    Eaker,    Fulton,    Ky 2.50 

M.    B.    Sneed,    Willard,    Mo 6.25 

Devv^ie   Sneed,    Willard,    Mo 2.00 

A.    A.    Funbank,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.   John   M.    Tarrant,   Dyersburg,    Tenn 50.00 

Fanny   Pace,    Newbern,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  L.   B.   Walton,   Henry,   Tenn 12.50 

C.  N.    Wright,    Henry,    Tenn 50.00 

D.  P.    Peck,    Lubbock,    Texas    40.00 

George    B.    Russell,    Hillsboro,    Texas    12.50 

J.   H.   Niewold,    'Mew  Holland,    111 100.00 

W.    M.    Moore,    Charleston,    Tenn 50.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.   B.  Britton,   Greenville,  Tenn 25.00 

Mattie  G.   Dismukeg,   Nashville,   Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.  Martha  Alexander,   Greenville,  Tenn 6.25 

Miss  Bettie  "Weakley,   Newbern,  Tenn 25.00 

C.    N.    Lankford,    McKenzie,    Tenn 2.50 

W.   T.   Kincaid,    Gadsden,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  Lizzie  D.  Garner,   Olive  Hill,   Tenn 15.00 

J.    H.    Speight,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 25.00 


136                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Sam    F.    West,    Columbia,    Tenn 20.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  H.  L,.  Uff elman,  Nashville,   Tenn 5.00 

S.   L.    Hardin,    Savannah,    Tenn 10.00 

J.  J.  Cooper,  Dixon,   Miss 12.50 

Dixon    Breadlove,    Dixon,    Miss 2.50 

Ben   Breadlove,   Dixon,    Miss 2.50 

Ethel    Majure,    Dixon,    Miss 3.00 

E.  D.  Crawford,  Somerville,  Tenn 25.00 

J.    R.    McCollum,    Beech    Bluff,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.   J.   T.    McEntire,    Granville,    Ga 1.25 

Katie    Smith,     Cunningham,    Tenn 1.25 

G.   R.    Nolen,    Cunningham,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    G.    R.    Nolen,    Cunningham,    Tenn 2.50 

Nolen    Smith,    Cunningham,    Tenn 1.25 

Lonzo    Vann,     Cunningham,     Tenn .,  .  1.25 

Alpha   Smith,    Cunningham,    Tenn 1.25 

A.    W.    Claybrook,   Milan,    Tenn 5.00 


$  932.00 
8-30-20 — 

B.  F.  Spear,  Atwood,  Tenn i.50 

Lizzie  Spear,  Atwood,  Tenn 1.00 

J.  A.  Spear,  Atwood,  Tenn ". .  .  5.00 

V/illiam  A.   Wiley,   Halls,   Tenn 6.25 

J.   M.   Cook,    Savannah,    Tenn 40.00 

Mrs.    George    T.    Tholinger,    Jackson,    Tenn 5.00 

W.  H.  Harper,  Union  City,   Tenn 12.50 

G.   S.   Joyner,   Sr.   Union   City,   Tenn 25.00 

M.    B.    Joyner,   Union   City,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.    Kelly  Pratt,    Trezevant,    Tenn 5.00 

Charlie    Cooper,    Trezevant,    Tenn 2.50 

Mabel  J.   Vandervoort,   Kerrville,   Tenn 10.00 

Darius     Dyer,     Princeton,     Ky 5.00 

Mollis    McCormack,    Newbern,     Tenn 10.00 

Mr.    and   Mrs.    W.    D.    Ruffin    .Medan,    Tenn 25.00 

Roy    S.    Sanford,    Henderson,    Tenn 2.50 

J.  H.   Scobey,   Newbern,   Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.    E.    G.   Robertson,   Marshall,    Texas    50.00 

Mrs.   Lee   D.   Hallum,    Henry,   Tenn 10.00 

Robert   L.    Bone,    Madisonville,    Ky 25.00 

J.  G.  Mitchell,  Ada,  Okla 25.00 

H.    P.    Scott,    Dyersburg,    Tenn.     100.00 

F.    C.    Mulherin    , Brownsville,    Tenn 25.00 

F.  C.   McMullen,   Maben,   Miss 5.00 

G.  G.   Mulheron,   M.    D.,   Brownsville,   Tenn 25.00 

H.    J.    Thomas,    Bradford,    Tenn 50.00 

A.    L.    Davidson,    Bradford,     Tenn 100.00 

Bama   J.    Provost,    Mansfield,    La 3.00 

Mrs.    S.    C.    Hallums,    Nashville,    Tenn 10.00 

C.    L.    Norman,    Waynesboro,    Tenn 100.00 

Roy  H.  Baker,   Chicago,  111 12.50 

Mrs.    G.    R.    Caxon,    Jacksonville,    Texas    8.50 

Miss   Pattie   Hallums,   Nashville,   Tenn 10.00 

R.    J.    Butler,    Caneyville,    Ky 10.00 

G.    W.    Stewart,    Lexington,     Tenn 5.00 

Thomas  D.   Sanderson,   Pleasant   Shade,   Tenn 10.00 

W    .O.    Chandler,    Sharon,    Tenn 100.00 

G.    E.    Chandler,    Sharon,    Tenn 100.00 

W   .A.    Lewis,   Halls,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   Mildred  Grimes,  Molino,   Mo 50.00 


1921]            CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  137 

J.   A.    Wiley,    Newbern,    Tenn 40.00 

George   H.   Jordan,    Evansville,   Ind 10.50 

Lula    Gallaher,    Fountain    City,    Tenn 5.00 

Lee   Brown,    Troy,   Tenn 50.00 

W.    J.     Wallard,     Bolivar,     Mo 25.00 

Miss    Eva    Hughes,    Bolivar,    Mo 10.00 

Pauline   McCreight,    Kerrville,   Tenn 5.00 

A.    J.    Harpole,    Union    City,    Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.    Tennie    Neely,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 5.00 

S.    J.    Bailey,    Maben,    Miss 10.00 

J.    W.    Springer,    Ramer,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.  C.  E.  Murray,  Nashville,  Tenn 2.50 

Rev.   H.   H.    Binkley,    Springfield,   Tenn 5.00 

E.   C.   McCullough,    Attalla,   Ala 1.25 

J.    H.    Glenn,    East    Gadsden,    Ala 10.00 

Ryian    Gunter,    Nevs^    Hollana,    111 100.00 


$  1,513.00 

8-30-20 — 

C.    L.    Giscom,    Dukedom,    Tenn 6.33 

H.    C.    Smith,    Loving,    Texas    10.00 

Charles   L.    Bolding,    Floydada,    Texas    5.00 

O.   A.    Mealor,    Floydada,    Texas    10.00 

J.    A.    Wiley,    Newbern,    Tenn 10.00 

Verna   Bryson,    Nashville,    Tenn 2.50 

G.    E.    Tucker,    Garfield,    Ky 20.00 

G.   B.   Stovall,   Rives,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Nell    Underwood,    Union    City,    Tenn.   * 10,00 

C.    M.    Montgomery,    Kenton,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.   J.   L.    Carter,    Union    City,    Tenn 2.00 

Rev.    J.    E.    Burroughs,    Dixon,    Miss 6.25 

P.   M.   Stewart,   Memphis,   Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   J.    R.   Huddleston,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 5.00 

W.  A.  Majure,   Dixon,   Miss 50.00 

Mrs.  M.  L.  Ferguson,  Hickory  Valley,   Tenn 10.00 

Miss    Kate    Taylor,    Hickory    Valley,    Tenn 20.00 

L.    S.    Turner,    Dixon,    Miss 20.00 

Mrs.   T.   C.  House,   Rives,   Tenn 6.25 

Rev.    J.    A.    Rodgers,    Scottsboro,    Ala 25.00 

Amanda  J.   Ash,   Branchville,   Ala 5.00 

E.  L.  Boyd,  Nashville,   Tenn 25.00 

Miss    Ada    B.    Smith,    Murfreesboro,    Tenn 10.00 

Miss  Millie   Cosby,   Murfreesboro,   Tenn 10.00 

W.  A.   Fisher,   Longview,   Texas    6.25 

W.    E.    Hunt,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 25.00 

9-1-20— 

Mrs.   E.   L.   Mathews,    Culleoka,    Tenn 5.00 

J.  Z.  Stribling  and  wife,  Union,  Miss •.  .  75.00 

J.    Z.    Stribling,    Union,    Miss 10.00 

C.  W.  Moose,  Brighton,  Tenn 15.00 

P.  M.  McCluney,  Glencoe,  Ala 10.00 

O.   V.   Harrison,   Loudon,    Tenn 12.50 

Miss   Mina  Hillis,    Greenfield,    Tenn 1.00 

M.    M.    Reynolds,    McKenzie,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    D.    Berry,    White    Plains,    Ky 1.00 

J.    D.   Carroll,    Kenton,    Tenn. 20.00 

G.    S.    Pittard,    Grand   Cane,    La 5.00 

Henry  J.   Pittard,    Grand   Cane,   La 10.00 

Mrs.   Elmer   J.    Connell,    Kenton,    Tenn 10.00 

R.    C.    Hudson,    Gaylesville,    Ala 50.00 


138                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

S.    M.    Lockridg-e,    Dresden,    Tenn 6.25 

E.    G.    Peyton,    Evansville,    Ind 10.50 

Roy     Gilmore,     Philpot,     Ky 35.00 

Mrs.    Walter    Crawford,    Paris,    Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.    Walter    Crawford,    Paris,    Tenn 6.25 

Charles   E.   Haefele,    Fairfield,   111 12.50 

S.   F.   McGaha,    Brunswick,    Tenn 6.25 

Rev.    Robert   S.    Hudson,    Gaylesville,   Ala 10.00 

Georg-e    A.    Campbell,    Millwood,    Ky 10.00 

Mrs.    George    A.    Campbell,    Millwood,    Ky 10.00 

W.    H.    Burkes,    Chapel    Hill,    Tenn 12.50 

Rev.   A.    P.   Bynum,   McBwen,    Tenn 5.00 

W.    H.    Burkes,    Chapel   Hill,    Tenn 6.25 


$  752.08 

9-1-20 — 

Mrs.  Sadie  P.  Burkes,  Chapel  Hill,   Tenn $  25.00 

L.   I.  Hines,  Nashville,   Tenn 5.00 

J.    M.    Copeland,    Poteet,    Tenn 10.00 

Miss  Hattie  Nolen,  Livingston,   Tenn    10.00 

T.    E.    Baldcock,    Searcy,   Ark 25.00 

E.    T.   Maxwell,    Wartrace,    Tenn 20.00 

Rev.    W.   M.   Dycus,   Hadenburg,    Tenn 1.25 

B.  D.    Rogers,    Lebanon    Tenn 25.00 

T.    B.    Hendrix,    Lewisburg,    Tenn 2.50 

John   W.    Matthews,    Columbia,    Tenn 12.50 

F     H.    Gamble,    Dunnigan,    Mo 6.00 

M.  B.  Moore,  Princeton,   Ky 15.00 

J.    T.    Buck,    Beech    Bluff,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.   J.   T.   Buck,   Beech   Bluff,   Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    John    Adams,    Treas.,    Union    City,    Tenn 150.00 

Mrs.   L.   J.  Rice,   Montrose,   Mo 50.00 

R.  O.  Fisher,  Trimble,  Tenn 25.00 

E.  Greer,    Trenton,    Tenn 40.00 

Lewis    Muffett,     Philpot,     Ky 15.00 

W.    H.    Cox,.    Dixon,    Miss 20.00 

Tillman    Ship,    Union    City,    Tenn 15.00 

A.  B.    Arn,    Batesville,    Ark 6.25 

Mrs.    S.    F.    High,    Gaylesville,    Ala 1.25 

Lucy    Armitage,     Greeneville,     Tenn 5.00 

C.  B.    Armitage,    Greeneville,    Tenn 5.00 

Kelley    Hadden    Newbern,     Tenn 3.75 

J.    F.   McElroy,   Erin,    Tenn 5.00 

L.    L.    Alexander,    Nashville,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   L.   L.    Alexander,    Nashville,    Tenn 10.00 

William   B.   Miller,    Evansville,    Ind 5.50 

Mrs.    R.    L.    Covington,    Ripley,    Tenn 5.00 

Miss   Beulah  M.   Bolen,   Charleston,   Tenn 15.00 

P.    R.    Perrin,    Island,    Ky 5.00 

O.    L.    Watkins,    Dixon,    Miss 2.50 

F.  E.    Mustin,    Buntyn,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    Jennie    Browder,    Gaylesville,    Ala 10.00 

.J.   H.   Wigand,    Memphis,    Tenn 25.00 

E.    I.    Gordon,    Dyer,    Tenn 12.50 

B.  A.    Gregory,    Cisco,    Ga 12.50 

T.    B.    Bates,    Aetna,    Tenn 2.50 

J.    O.    Malone,    Cherokee,    Ala 2.50 

Mrs.    Jessie    Bruington,     Irvington,    Ky 3.75 

Sallie   Jeffrey,    Mt.    Olive,    Ark 10.00 

J.    P.    Bone,    Sidney,    Ark 50.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  139 

Mrs.    Mollie   L.    Bell,    Terrell,    Texas    5.00 

'W.   J.    Browder,    Gaylesville,    Ala 50.00 

H.    W.    Browder,,    Gaylesville,    Ala 5.00 

Lexa    Browder,    Gaylesville,    Ala 5.00 

Sula    Allen,    Kassuth,    Miss 10.00 

W.   B.    White,    Mt.    Enterprise,    Ark 10.00 

$  795.25 

9-2-20 — 

J.  D.  Griffith,  Mt.  Enterprise,  Texas    $  5.00 

W.    R.    Campbell,    Mt.    Home,    Ark 15.00 

Mrs.  W.  H.   Fletcher,  Nashville,  Tenn 10.00 

J.   M.   Hicks,   Water  Valley,    Ky 100.00 

Jessie    Hicks,    Water   Valley,    Ky 25.00 

Ruth   Phelps,   Water  Valley,   Ky 10.00 

Lois   Thompson,   Water  Valley,    Ky 10.00 

J.    D.    Thompson,    Water   Valley,    Ky 5.00 

Lucy   Clark,   Water  Valley,    Ky 2.00 

Mrs.    W.    H.    Hayes,    Herndon,    Ky 10.00 

W.    H.    Hayes,    Herndon,    Ky 25.00 

9-3-20 — 

O.   L.   Bushart,    Fulton,    Ky 50.00 

A.    M.    Hicks,    Fulton,    Ky 50.00 

A.    M.    Hicks,    Fulton,    Ky 35.00 

Mrs.   J.   A.    Williams,    Ripley,    Tenn 5.00 

L.    E.    Lloyd,    Bradford    Tenn 50.00 

G.    H.    Kelley    ,Toone    Tenn 1.00 

L.   E.   Goodwin,   Camden,  Tenn 10.00 

S.  R.   Kelley,   Toone,   Tenn • 50.00 

Herbert    Kennedy     (deceased),    Memphis,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   G.   A.   Blasingame   Ramer,    Tenn 10.00 

Archie    M.cCullom,    Ramer,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    C.    D.    Smith,    Nashville,    Tenn 3.00 

Mrs.    J.    E.    Bullock,    Fredonia,    Ky 10.00 

R.    M.    Reed   and   wife,    Rutherford,    Tenn 25.00 

D   .J.    Pigg-,    Santa    Fe,    Tenn     25.00 

R.    E.    Thomas,    McKenzie,    Tenn 15.00 

Roach    Thomas,     McKenzie,     Tenn 12.50 

J.   E.   Wagster,   Union   City,    Tenn 10.00 

S.   L.    Farville,    Dyer,    Tenn 50.00 

W.   S.   BBlankenship,   Lisman,   Ky ' 25.00 

Mrs.   S.  A.   Lamb,   Tribune,   Ky.    10.00 

Mrs.    M.    Wilhite,    Marshall,    Mo 10.00 

9-4-20 — 

E.  C.    Jennings,    Sage,    Ark 6.25 

F.  K.    Shelton,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 6.25 

H.     W.     Dickinson,     Union,     Miss 1.25 

Miss    Nell    Tillery,    Lawton,    Okla 2.50 

Bailey   Morris,    South    Greenfield,    Mo 25.00 

Jessamine    Jeffrey,    Mt.    Olive,    Ark 4.00 

C.     D.     Hord,     Campbellsville,     Ky 5.00 

Quinn   A.   Ingram,    Henderson,    Tenn 25.00 

J.    G.    Duncan,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 6.25 

Quinn  A.   Ingram,  Henderson,   Tenn 15.00 

W.    C.    Walker,    Atwood,    Tenn 4.00 

E.    T.    Walker,    Atwood,    Tenn 5.00 

Ashford  Prince,   Aetna,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    Etta    Johnson,    Newbern,    Tenn 10.00 

Maude    Sanderson,    Toone,    Tenn 2.50' 

H.    T.    Kelso    and   wife,    Willard,    Mo 40.00 


140                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Ira    B.    Scott,    Greenfield,    Mo 10.00 

Bffa    B.     Robert,    Searcy,    Ark 6.25 

Ira    Cannerday,    Hector,    Ark 10.00 

J.    W.    Cantrell,    Hendersonville,     Tenn 25.00 

$  920.25 

9-4-20— 

D.    W.    Harmon   and   wife    Greeneville    Tenn $  25.00 

H.    P.    Conyers,    Mr.    Pleasant,    Ark 5.00 

Mrs.    A.    G.    Bishop,    Finger,    Tenn 5.00 

George   H.    Watt,    Whites    Creek,    Tenn 10.00 

Anna    Capps,     Whites    Creek,     Tenn 2.50 

Carl    Gilbreath,    Culleoka,    Tenn 50.00 

'  John    Alfred   Bumpus,    Union    City,    Tenn 2.50 

A.    E.    Sterling-,    Union    City,    Tenn 2.00 

Aden    Weatherford,    Trezevant,    Tenn 6.25 

Mary    Johnson,     Trezevant,     Tenn 5.00 

Daisy    Dixon,    Lexington,    Tenn 10.00 

W.    H.    Pickering,    Greeneville,    Tenn 50.00 

Fred   K.    Beatty,    Milan,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.    A.    T.    Tomlinson,    Union    City,    Tenn 1.00 

Joe    Lemen,    Marion,    Ky 5.00 

W.    S.    Aycock,    Memphis, .  Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.    C.    E.    Youngman,    Memphis,    Tenn 25.00 

W.    F    .Lott,    Alamo,    Tenn : 2.50 

G.    J.    Watson,    Oliver    Springs,    Tenn 12.50 

Rev.   D.   R.    Robertson,   Mt.   Olive,   Ark 6.25 

Roy   Robertson,    Mt.    Olive,    Ark •  2.50 

Elma   Robertson,    Mt.    Olive,    Ark 1.25 

J.    D.    Eustis,    Bertram,    Texas 10.00 

Mrs.    R.    M.    Crank,    Dyer,    Tenn 25.00 

J.    P.    Hart,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    Ora  Thedford,   Finger,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    S.    Slover,    Lubbock,    Texas    25.00 

R.    L.    Garden,    Lubbock,    Texas     25.00 

Mrs.   E.   J.   Hedstrum,   Lubbock,    Texas    5.00 

9-6-20 — 

Jennie    Griffith,    Coalfield,    Tenn 2.50 

N.    B.    Sargent,    Little    Cyprus,    Ky 10.00 

Mrs.    Kate   Sargent,   Palma,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    D.    F.    Reeder,   Little    Cyprus,    Ky.    . 50.00 

W.    L.   Pearson,    Jackson,    Tenn 25.00 

R.    G.    Barter,    Lewisburg,    Tenn 25.00 

F.  E.   Patton,    Edenwold,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.  Pearl  Wiggs,  Grand  Cane,  La 4.00 

J.   A.   Nooner   and  w^ife,    Sharon,    Tenn 25.00 

Miss  Lill  Cude  Davis,   Rogers  Spring,   Tenn 5.00 

G.  S.     Oakley     Starkville    Miss 10.00 

W.   H.   Abington   Grand   Cane,    La 10.00 

Mrs.    Kate    Council,    Union    City,    Tenn 3.75 

T.    W.    Dickerson,    Rives,    Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.   G.   W.   Wade,   Trenton,   Tenn 40.00 

O.    G.    Sivain,    Trenton,    Tenn 40.00 

A.    W.    Mansfield,    Union    City,    Tenn 5.00 

L.    P.    Robertson,    Oneal,    Ark 12.50 

Miss  Rose  Norment,   Whiteville,   Tenn 5.00 

Miss   Bettie   Norment,    Whiteville,    Tenn 5.00 

A.   B.   H.   Allen,   Santa   Fe,    Tenn 5.00 

Rebecca     Clark,     Frankewing,     Tenn 15.00 

Mrs.    McKinley    Hayes,    Chattanooga,     Tenn 2.50 

Rebecca    Clarke,    Frankewing,    Tenn 25.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  141 

Lizzie     Clarke,     Frankewing,     Tenn 20.00 

Miss  Mattie   Cluney,   Nashville,   Tenn 5.00 

$  929.50 
9-6-20 — 

Ulag-gie    M.    Cluney,    Nashville,    Tenn $  5.00 

Mrs.    Mollie    Brazelton,     Brownsboro,    Ala 2.50 

L.    W.    Brazelton,    Brownsboro,    Ala 6.25 

J.    B.    Smith    Herndon,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    Pearl    McCord,    Henderson,  'Texas    2.50 

M.    B.    Smith,    Nashville,    Tenn 3.00 

E.  J.    Matthews,    Lynnville,    Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.    Bettie    Hagler,    Erin,    Tenn 10.00 

Rev.  and  Mrs.  A.  L,  .Thomas,  Erin,  Tenn 25.00 

Frank    Metcalf,     Erin,     Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Lizzie    Metcalf,    Erin,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Luther    Jones,    Brunswick.    Tenn i .  10.00 

R.    T.    Jones,    LaFayette,    Ky 12.50 

Mrs.    Bettie   Smith,    Herndon,    Ky 5.00 

Rev.    L.    H.    Davis,    Lubbock,    Texas    10.00 

Henry    Warren,    Hillsboro,    Tenn 1.00 

Mrs.    J.    J.    Rudy,    Sturgis,    Ky 10.00 

Miser   R.    Richmond,    Oliver    Springs,    Tenn 10.00 

M.   R.   Richmond,   Oliver   Springs,   Tenn 5.00 

Miss    Nola    Walters,    Gle^son,     Tenn 10.00 

V.   Alice   Black,   Sturgis,    Ky 10.00 

F.  L.    Black,     Sturgis,     Ky 10.00 

Mrs.   L.   A.   Siever,   Marlow,    Okla 20.00 

Theo.     P.     Stone,     Marlow,     okla 10.00 

C.  A.   Manly,    Flintville,    Tenn 1.25 

Mollie  M.  Ashley,  Sacramento,  Ky 7.50 

R.     D.     Pearson     (deceased),     Jackson,     Tenn 100.00 

T.   W.   Moore,   Fredonia,   Ky 1.00 

A.    L.    Whitner,    Sacramento,    Ky 12.50 

J.    P.    Gibson,    Mt.    Selmer,    Texas    10.00 

D.  P.    Arnette,    Birmingham,    Ala 5.00 

C.     R.     Green,     Newbern,     Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    W.    B.    Ketner,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 25.00 

Dee    Oliver    and    wife,    Ballinger,    Texas 100.00 

Kate    Ellis,    Rumsey,    Ky 1.00 

Marion   Faith,   Sacramento,   Ky 2.60 

Bernice    Hines,     Rumsey,     Ky 1.00 

Anna  Dame,   Rumsej^    Ky 1.10 

Jessie    J.    Ellis,    Rumsey    Ky 1.10 

Mary   E.   Ross,   Rumsey,    Ky 1.10 

Rosa    B.    Richard,    Rumsey,    Ky 5.50 

John    A     Ellis,    Rumsey,    Ky 5.50 

Mrs.    Ellen    Ellis,    Rumsey,    Ky 10.40 

Mrs.   L.   P.   Adams,   Rumsey,    Ky 10.40 

E.  Jeffrey,     Dexter,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    J.    E.    Jeffrey,    Dexter,    Ky 5.00 

Miss    Jessie    Crosby,    Dexter     Ky 5.00 

Mrs.     John     Crosby,     Dexter,     Ky 5.00 

Mrs.  Lizzie  Haley,  Dexter,   Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    J.    J.    Andrus,     Dexter,     Ky 2.50 

Mrs.     M.     E.     Andrus,     Dexter,     Ky v 1.25 

John    T.    Crosby,    Dexter,    Ky 2.50 

Hardie     Crosby,     Dexter,     Ky 1.25 

C.    H.    McCulloh,    Jamestown,    Ala 5.00 

S  543.45 


142                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

9-7-20 — 

W.     F.    Lang-ley,    Chatanooga,     Tenn $  10.00 

W.    S.    Taylor,    Selmer,    Tenn 2.50 

J.    W.    McDaniel,    Rutherford,    Tenn 12.50 

J.    H.    Gurley,    Kassuth,    Miss 25.00 

Mrs.    May    Anderson,    "Waxhatchie,    Texas    10.00 

J.    S.    Holloman,    Kenton,    Tenn 6.25 

W  .B.    Lusk,    Princeton,    Ky 5.00 

G.    M.    McCluney    and    wife,    Amory,    Miss.     .: 50.00 

J.    A.    Pepper,    Hillsboro,    Texas    25.00 

C.  L.    Davis,    Olney,    Texas    12.50 

Mrs.    Rhea    Anderson,    Olney,    Texas     2.50 

S.    A.    Orr,    Mt.    Enterprise,    Texas    20.00 

Allen    McKay,    Franklin,    Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.    S.   A.    Dunwoody,    South    Pittsburg,    Tenn 10.00 

B.    F.    Hale,    Livermore,    Ky 10.00 

F.   N.  Norman,   Waynesboro,   Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.    Lizzie    Wells,    Fairfield,    111 2.50 

Mrs.    M.    King,    Fairfield,    111 2.50 

T.    H.    Jones,    Atwood,    Tenn 10.00 

W.    A.    Bearden    Choteau    Okla 10.00 

J.    A.    Ingle    Huntingdon,    Tenn 9.00 

Ruth    Baker   Hancock,    Llsman,    Ky 50.00 

J    .T.    McKnight,    Ferris,    Texas     125.00 

J.   A.    Haynes    Medan,    Tenn 50.00 

D.  B.     Ellis,     Bartlett,     Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    C.    B.    Rice,    Memphis,    Tenn 6.25 

D.  F.    Plunk,    Finger,    Tenn 10.00 

B.  T.    Reed,    Rutherford,    Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.    W.    H.    McClanahan,    Union    City,    Tenn 5.00 

E.  T.    Penn,    Rives,    Tenn 8.75 

S.   T.   Sparks,   McKenzie,   Tenn 25.00 

Norvell    Sparks,    McKenzie,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Sneed    Ridley,    McKenzie,    Tenn 2.50 

Sneed   Ridley,    McKenzie,    Tenn 2.50 

O.    W.     Kizer,    Edenwold,     Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.    W.    A.    Stark,    Joelton,    Tenn 10.00 

William   A.    Stark,    Joelton,    Tenn 10.00 

H.    H.    Taylor,    Marshall,    Texas    12.50 

Mrs.    M.    E.    Buck,    Lexington,    Tenn 25.00 

A.    J  .C   .McGlathery,    Gadsden,    Ala 50.00 

C.  C.    McCluney,    Gadsden,    Ala 30.00 

Mary    K.    Jenkins,    Lisman,    Ky 50.00 

W    .M.    Key,    Jackson,    Tenn 25.00 

W.    M.    Key,    Jackson,    Tenn 12.50 

Louis   Duginger,   New   Holland,    111 25.00 

Frank     Cissell,     Sturgls,     Ky 25.00 

Miss    Leila    McGowan,    Memphis,    Tenn 10.00 

H.     A.     Arney,     Fayetteville,    Tenn 25.00 

Ruby   Oliver,    Gleason,    Tenn 1.00 

Mrs.    L.    E.    Modrall,    Toledo,     Ohio 2.50 

L.  C.  Haney,  Sr.,  Nashville,   Tenn 12.50 

L.  C.  Haney,  Jr.,  Nashville,  Tenn 1.00 

Martha  Haney,   Nashville,    Tenn 1.00 

Mrs.  L.  C.  Haney,  Nashville,  Tenn 12.50 

W.    A.    Seagle,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 17.50 

Mrs.   J.   G.   Prince,   Chattanooga,    Tenn 6.25 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  H.  Teague,  Memphis,   Tenn 100.00 

$  1,041.75 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PEESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  143 

9-9-20 — 

Mrs.    Pauline    Taylor,    Herndon,    Ky $  50.00 

Mrs.   Pauline   Tayor,   Herdon,    Ky .75 

C.   V.    Taylor,   Herdon,    Ky 50.00 

G   .S.    Dixon,    Culeoka,    Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.  R.  P.   Scales,   Tigrett,   Tenn 5.00 

E.   F.   Dean,   Tribune,   Ky 50.00 

R.  L.   Cummings,   Union   City,   Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Sylvia  Davis,    Fredonia,    Ky 6  1.25 

Mrs.  J.   K.   Walters,   Carters,  Creek,   Tenn 1.25 

S.   D.   Belt,    Williard,   Mo 5.00 

Sidney    Fortner,    Willard    Mo 10.00 

C.  W.  Junker,  Olney,  Texas 20.00 

J.    A.   Long,   Abernathy,    Tex 12.50 

L.   D.   Campbell,   Cleveland,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  Jno.   E.   Bims,  Nashville,   Tenn 12.50 

G.   T.   Cunningham,   Dukedom,   Tenn 25.00 

H.   W.   Gricom,   Dukedom,   Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.   Mary  Marshall,   Greenfield,   Mo 10.00 

R.    R.    Bailey,    Maben,    Miss 5.00 

Dr.  and  Mrs.  E.  R.  Wyatt,  Newbern,  Tenn 35.00 

Miss   Murray   Morris,   Laconia,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    Walter    Morris,    Laconia,    Tenn 15.00 

D.  L.    Key,    Jackson,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.   Lola  Davis,   Newbern,   Tenn ' 10.00 

J.    M.    Cochran,   Newbern,   Tenn 50.00 

T.   R.  Rawls,  Nashville,   Tenn 20.00 

G.    B.   bimpson,   Jr.    Sturgis,    Ky 25.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  F.  James,  Memphis,  Tenn 25.00 

Bertha    Frunkhouser,    Burnt    Prairie,    111 3.00 

D.  G.   Rooks,    Brownsville,    Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.   G.   B.  Hardin,   Concord,   Tenn 10.00 

J.    G.   Willoughby   Savannah,    Tenn 25.00 

Nannie   Cunningham,   Murray,    Ky 100.00 

E.  E.    Grubb,    Fairfield,    111 10.00 

Mrs.  L.  W.  Childress,  Oneal,  Ark 4.50 

J.  G.  Prince,  Chattanooga,  Tenn 100.00 

9-10-20— 

L.  E.  Evans,  Calico  Rock,  Ark 12.50 

Sallie  Leeper,   Providence,   Ky 3.75 

A.    M.    Towrance,   Trneton,    Tenn 10.00 

C.    A.    Kelley,    Trneton,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   T.  M.   Townsend,   Providence,   Ky 20.00 

Mrs.  J.  H.   Morgan,   Memphis,   Tenn 25.00 

L.  A.  Marshall,   Arlington,   Tenn ' 2.50 

Mrs.    Jessie   Cashon,    McConnell    Tenn 6.25 

J.  H.   Harber,    Eaton,   Tenn 25.00 

R.  A.  Ried,  Allsboro,  Ala 25.00 

Mrs.  M.  C.  Herrin,  Newbern,  Tenn 25.00 

Hermon   Orr,    Henderson,    Texas 2.50 

Mrs.  W.  S.  Orr,  Henderson,   Tenn 2.50 

George  S.  Harris  and  wife,  Amorita,   Okla 25.00 

W.   J.   Pulley,   Tigrett,    Tenn 10.00 

J.   H.   Hamm    Ramer,    Tenn 7.50 

G.   C.  Martin   Memphis,   Tenn ".  .  12.50 


$  1,139.50 
9-10-20— 

Mrs.   W.   L.    Good,   Carters  Creek,   Tenn $  2.50 

Mrs.   Ola   Harwood,   Atwood,    Tenn 50.00 


144                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Lola  Lucile  Lurry,   Bartlett,    Tenn 5.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  N.   Woody,   Santa  Pe,  Tenn 6.25 

M.   Annie   Freeman,   Mt.   Juliet,    Tenn 10.00 

W.  J.  Jones,  Livingston,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   Ollie  L.   Russell,   Gaylesville   Ala 10.00 

Charlie   Perrin,   Rumsey,   Ky 20.00 

Neal    Wilborn,    Megargel,    Tex 5.00 

Mrs.  Jennie  Mc  Creight,  Kerrville,  Tenn 5.00 

A.  B.  Harber,  Alamo,   Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.  J.  C.   Shivler  Memphis  Tenn 50.00 

R.    N.    Walker,    Trezevant    Tenn , 5.00 

C.    C.   Graves,   Weston,    Mo 100.00 

9-11-20— 

Bessie   Payne,    Grand   Cane,   La 80.00 

Dwight   Hamilton,    Elliott,    Miss 5.00 

Mrs.    M.    S.    Sink,    Kerriville,    Tenn 2.50 

H.   M.   Merritt,   Fairfield,   III 2.50 

Tennie    Broome,    Cunningham,    Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.  J.  W.  L.  Boyd,  Sacramento,  Ky 20.00 

Mrs.  H.  C.  McCowan,  Santa  Fe,  Tenn 2.50 

W.    T.    Smith,    Summit,    Ala 2.50 

J.  H.  Grooom  and  wife,  Overton,  Mo 20.00 

Miss  Ewing  Emma  Pryor,   Brunswick,   Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.   L.    E.   Pryor,   Brunswick,    Tenn 2.50 

Rudolph   Jones,   Brunswick,    Tenn 10. OO 

W.    F.    Woody,    Columbia,    Tenn 5.00 

Jones   H.    Woody,   Columbia,    Tenn 1.00 

James  E.   Woody,    Columbia,   Tenn 1.00 

J.   B.   Erwin,   Columbia,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Grace    Clinton,    Ashville,   N     C 5.00 

Mrs.    J.   P.    Dunagan,    OIney,    Tex 12.50 

Isabel   Cole,   Newbern,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Brown    Flowers,    Newbern,    Tenn 20.00 

Ely   Carroll,   Newbern,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Marion    Hall,    Newbern,    Tenn 3.00 

Mrs.   Delia   Cole,   Newbern,   Tenn 10.00 

F.    E.    Parnell,    Newbern,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    F.   Dickey,   Newbern,    Tenn 10.00 

J.    F.    Dickey,    Newbern,    Tenn 40.00 

Mrs.   J.  F.   Dickey,  Newbern,  Tenn 10.00 

Miss   Eula  Hooks,    Kerriville,   Tenn 5.00 

J.   N.   Stribling,    Dixon,   Miss 6.25 

F.   E.  Brown,  Union   City,   Tenn 10.00 

9-12-20— 

Jim    Cravens,    Atwood,    Tenn 2.50 

L.    N.   Bryant,    Newbern,    Tenn 5.00 

W.    E.    Scobey,    Newbern,    Tenn 2.50 

W.  I.  Byant,  Newbern,  Tenn 6.25 

J.  A.  Blankenship,  Newbern,  Tenn 12.50 

W.  T.   Flatt,  Newbern,  Tenn 25.00 

Cattie    Flatt,    Newbern,    Tenn 2.50 

Marion   Flatt.    New^bern,    Tenn 2.50 

Carl    Flatt,    Newbern,    Tenn 2.50 

Grace    Bryant,    Newbern,    Tenn 3.00 


$  681.75 
9-13-20 — 

J.  H.  Bunkeen,  Newbern,  Tenn $  6.25 

Mrs.  E.  A.   Cochran,  Newbern,  I'enn 7.50 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  145 

Mrs.  C.  W.  Davis,  Chattanooga,  Tenn 12.50 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  A.  H.  Passmore,   Carters   Creek,  Tenn 5.00 

Catherine    Wilson    Crider    Ky. . 10.00 

Press    Adamson,    Crider.Ky 10.00 

W.  C.  Tittsworth,  Kevil,  Ky 50.00 

W.  C.  Tittsworth,  Kevil,   Ky 50.00 

H.   E.   Tittsvi^orth,   Kevil,   Ky 5.00 

Willie    Tittsworth    Kevil,    Ky 1.25 

Annie    Perry,    Aetna,    Tenn 5.00 

C.   D.  Hamilton,   Rutherford,  Tenn 5.00 

T.    P.    Yates,    Bradford.    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.  G.  A.  Martin,  Bradford,  Tenn 25.00 

Clarence   Stone,   Olney,   Tex 2.50 

Mrs.    Emma   A.    VanArsdale,    Harrisburg,    Ky 10.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.   H.   C.  Zaguish,   Marshall,   Tex 50.00 

R.   E.    Dollins,   Tribune,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    Grace    Mayfield,    Island,    Ky 2.5*0 

W.   Eugene    Wade,    Kenton,    Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.   Ina  Zarecon,   Newbern,    Tenn 5.00 

B.   B.  Zarecor,   Newbern,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  M.  E.   Scott,  Lucy,  Tenn 100.00 

Mamie    Sadler,    Birmingham,    Ala 6.25 

M.   C.   Beaton,   Dyer,   Tenn 6.25 

L.    F.   Sapp,   Mill   Creek,   Okla 5.00 

Burney    Willams,    Memphis,    Tenn 10.00 

J.    W.   Reeder,    Ramer,    Tenn 15.00 

N.  W.  Cunningham,   Dukedom,   Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.  M.  J  .Cunningham,  Dukedom,  Tenn 50.00 

R.   M.   Stewart,   Crawford,   Miss 20.00 

Mrs.  J.   E.  Stewart,   Crawford,   Miss 20.00 

W.  R.  Holmes,   Kenton,   Tenn 12.50 

Laura  Woodall,   Repton,    Ky 5.00 

Mr.    C.    C.   Miller,    Madisonville,    Ky 100.00 

Mrs.  Sallie   B.   Miller,  Madisonville,   Ky 100.00 

Mrs.    DeArmond,    Madisonville,    Ky 2.00 

W.    B.    Duck,    Greenville,    Tenn 50.00 

W.    B.    Duck,    Greenville,    Tenn      50.00 

Mrs.  W.   B.   Duck,   Greenville,   Tenn 40.00 

Broeck   Cummings,    Rutherford   Tenn 100.00 

Broeck   Cummings,   Rutherford,   Tenn 100.00 

J.  A.   Sawyers,  Rutherford  Tenn 50.00 

G.    S.    Barton,    Rutherford,    Tenn 25.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  E.  S.  Hicks  Fulton  Ky 50.00 

E.   C.  Crawford  Hillsboro  Tenn 5.00 

John    Henry    Paris    Tenn 12.50 

Dixie    Campbell    Olney    Tex 15.00 

W.  R.  Buchanan  Petersburg    Texas 6.25 

R.   J.   Coulter  Dayton  Tenn 60.00 

Mrs.    Kate  Bowers,   Rives   Tenn 2.50 

Elizabeth  Price,   Jasper,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  D.   C.  Maddon,  Union  City,  Tenn "...  10.00 

Rivers  Norment,   Whiteville,  Tenn 25.00 


$  1,328.25 
9-14-20 — 

Mrs.   Nancy   Bratton   Jones,    Clarksville,    Tenn $  25.00 

Ike   C.   Walker,   SavannaM,   Tenn 25.00 

T.  H.  Fowler,  Marion,   Ky 20.00 

Davis    Read,    Sturgis,    Ky 12.50 

Mrs.  R.  B.  Puryear,  Nashville,  Tenn 15'.00 


146                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Robert  D.   Alexander,   Nashville,   Tenn 10.00 

Virginia    Freeman,    Kenton,    Tenn 6.25 

W.  B.  Thorne,  Troy,  Tenn 5.00 

Ri  A.  Jimerson,   Troy  Tenn •. 5.00 

Rev.  J.   R.  Goodpasture,   McMinnville,  Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  Martha  A.   Parker   Dukedom,   Tenn 12.50 

M.  R.   Better,  Coalfield,   Tenn 5.00 

E.    "W.    Thomas,    LaFayette,    Ky 12.50 

R.    P.    Frazier,    Hendersonville,    Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.    Lizzie    Rushing,    Gleason    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Callie    Cawthon,    Newbern,    Tenn 50.00 

M.  Jacob  Hybarger,   Greenville,   Tenn 50.00 

Miss   Inez  Willamson,   Trezevant,    Tenn 5.00 

•D.  A.   Heathcock,   Jackrson,  Tenn 25.00 

J.  M.  Jones,  Lucy,  Tenn .    6.25 

Mrs.   A.   V.    Russell,   Marshall,    Mo 25.00 

Miss  Ruth   E.   Edwards,   little   Cypress,    Ky 13.00 

J.    Ed   Kelley,    Little   Cypress,    Ky 12.50 

Ray  and  family.   Little   Cypress,   Ky 2.75 

Lena    Gardner,    Calhoun,    Tenn 3.00 

L   R.    Bauldin,    McKenzie,    Tenn 2.50 

J   .K.    Bledsoe,    Humboldt,    Tenn 10.00 

Kate   Myrick,    Fulton,    Ky 5.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.   .  .  J.  H.  Harmon,  Greenville,  Tenn 35.00 

Mrs.  Martha  Bible,  Greenville,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   R.    D.   Mayo,    Knoxville,   Tenn 5.00 

M.   G.  Hubbard  New  Honlland.   Ill 40.00 

Erdice   Latimer  Union   City  Tenn 10.00 

Luke   Latimer,   Union   City,   Tenn 15.00 

R.   L.  Harmond  Union  City  Tenn 6.25 

E.    P.    Grissom,   Union   City,    Tenn 36.00 

John   A.    Teague,    Campbell,    Mo 10.00 

Mrs.    Joe    Bean,    Nashville,    Tenn 10.00 

Miss  Frankie   Jones,  Neshoba,   Tenn 10.00 

Walter   R.    White,    Cedar   Springs,    Tenn 3.00 

J.    W.    Overton,    Calhoun,    Ga 5.00 

J.   T.   Jones,   Flint   Springs,    Tenn ; 50. Oo 

John  L.   Mize,   Loudon,   Tenn 12.50 

Florence    Turley,    Fredonia,    Ky 5.00 

Dr.  H.   L.   Park,  Union   City  Tenn 10.00 

J.   W.   Givens,    Simsboro,   La 2.50 

Mrs.    Mary    Lee    Clement,    Humboldt,    Tenn 20.00 

Miss   Mollie    Clement,    Humboldt,    Tenn 30.00 

Miss    L.    C.    Thomas,    French    Camp,    Miss 1.25 

G.    E.    Fair,    French    Camp,    Miss 2.50 

Mrs..  C.   F.  Mismer,    Knoxville,   Tenn 15.00 

v.    K.     Becton,    Dyer,     Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  J.  M.  Becton,  Dyer,  Tenn 6.25 

J.    C.    Becton,    Dyer,    Tenn 3.75 


$  736.50 
9-16-20 — 

Mrs.    Mary    Taylor,    Friendship,    Tenn $  20.00 

Mrs.    Lucy   M.    Rhodes,    Vv^hitesville,    Tenn 35.00 

H.    B.    Singleton,   Trimble,    Tenn 5.00 

Pearl    AVard,    Seminary,    Ky 5.00 

G.   G.    Carson,   Lewisburg,   Ky 100.00 

Mrs.    Myrtle   Goode,    Fulton,    Mo 1.00 

Rev.    L.    C.    Sharp   , Fulton,    Ky 5.00 

Miss    Ida    Thomas,    Paduacah,    Ky 10.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  147 

Miranda   Finley,    Paducah,    Ky 10.00 

Edna    Phelps,    Paduach,    Ky 5.00 

Ruth   Phelps,    Paducah,    Ky 5.00 

Steve    Barger,    Paducah,    Ky 22.00 

M.    Griffin    (Pres.    C.    E.) 50.00 

Mrs.   Lizzie  Adcock,   Herndon,    Ky 25.00 

B.  F.  Dukes  and  wife.   White  Plains,    Ky 5.00 

A.    C.    Currey,    Troy,    Tenn 30.00 

J.  M.   Currey,   Troy  Tenn 25.00 

G.    E.    Allen,    Jackson,    Tenn 12.50 

Julia   L.    Bradshaw,    Obion,    Tenn 3.00 

Mrs.   W.   W.    Bradshaw,   Obion,   Tenn 3.75 

W.  W.  Bradshaw,  Obion  Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    Wm.    Severin,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.  Ewing-  G.  Harris,  Erin,  Tenn 25.00 

W.    B.    Blankeship,    Providence,    Ky • 12.50 

Miss    Helen    Marshall,    Nashville,    Tenn 25.00 

Ernest  Gamble,    Dunnegan,   Mo 6.25 

Mrs.   Mattie   E.   Bradshaw,   Mt.   Juliet,   Tenn 10.00 

Zula    Boone,    Marshall,    Tex 10.00 

O.    G.    Gilliam,    Bakersville,    Cal 50.00 

Rev.  O.  N.  Bancom,   Cleburne,   Tex 25.00 

Jessie    Roberts,    Russellville,    Ark 6.25 

Mary  Will   Ivey   Memphis,   Tenn 12.50 

W.   D.   Morgan,   Saulsbury,   Tenn 10.00 

W.   A.   Thompson,    Dyer,    Tenn 12.50 

J.    A.    Holmes,    French    Camp,    Miss o.25 

O.   W.   Holmes,    French  Camp,  Miss 10.00 

Roy   Wilborn,    Megorgel,    Tex 5.00 

W.   M.    Gaskins,    McKenzie,    Tenn 7.50 

Mrs.  J.  H.   Armstrong,   Petersburg,   Tenn 1.00 

J.    T.   Watson,   Newbern,   Tenn 1.00 

Clark  Williamson,   Petersburg,   Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.   W.  B.   Dowdy,   Whiteville,   Tenn 1.25 

John   P.   Key,   Jackson,   Tenn 12.50 

Miss  Ellen  Travis,   Tribune,  Ky 5.00 

Mrs.   F.  Travis,  Tribune,  Ky 5.00 

Mrs.  Sam  J.  Curtis,  French  Camp,  Miss 2.50 

R.   S.    Bandy,   Ervington,    Ky 10.00 

Gutrie    Gentry,    Dolph,    Ark 50 

Mrs.  D.  C.  Walters,  Carters  Creek,  Tenn 5.00 

D.    W.    Cowan,    Somerville,   Tenn. 2.50 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  Orr,  Culleoka  Tenn 12.50 

Sam    Fields,    Santa    Fe,    Tenn 2.50 

Earl    Anderson,    Arlington,    Tenn 10.00 

D.    W.    Cowan,    Somerville,   Tenn 2.50 

$  747.25 
9-9-20 — 

R.    C.    Ewell    Marshall,    Mo $  25.00 

Johnny   G.   Holmes,    Dunnegan,   Mo 2.50 

J.  A.   Fowlkes,  M.   D.,   Dyersburg,  Tenn 12.50 

Sallie    Baker.    Trenton,    Tenn 2.50 

L.  T.  Holland,  Dyer,  Tenn 50.00 

W.    F.    Cowan,    Dyer,    Tenn 25.00 

Forrest  Thompson,   Dyer,   Tenn 10.00 

S.   F.   Galloway,   Mook,   Ky 5.00 

Mrs.  C.  W.  Cassell,  Jericho,  Springs,  Mo 25.00 

C.  W.   Cassell,    Jericho,   Springs,    Mo 25.00 

Brown   Simpson,    Sturgis,   Ky 5.00 

Bennetta   Parnell,   Newbern,   Tenn 5.00 


148                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

W.  J.   Rag-le  Olney,   Tex 25.00 

W.   S.    Griffith,   Sulphur,   Okla 5.00 

F.   P.    Darwin,   Dayton,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   J.  M.   Gass,   Dayton,    Tenn 10.00 

J.  F.  May,  Campbell,  Mo 2.50 

Dora   and    Lizzie    Robinson, Danville,    La 25.00 

Miss  Lara  McAdoo,  Memphis,   Tenn. .  .  .i 10.00 

W.  B.  Fox  and  wife.   Tribune,   Ky 50.00 

J.  W.  Blankenship  and  wife,  Newbern,  Tenn 30.00 

Albert  Headden,    Kenton,    Tenn 100.00 

E.    A.    Bryant,    Trezevant,    Tenn '100.00 

H.  P.  Stubblefleld,  Hot  Springs,  Ark 25.00 

Mrs.    Stubblefleld,   Hot   Springs,    Ark 25.00 

Mrs,  W.   H.   Puryear,   Nashville  Tenn 5.00 

S.  L.   Evans,   Batesville,   Ark 5.00 

W.   L.   Muse,    Troy,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   D.  C.  Headden,  Trimble,   Tenn , e..  40.00 

C.  D.  Keller,  Af ton,  Tenn 100.00 

Bun   E.    Rodden,   Longview,   Tex 50.00 

Robert  Winkler,   Prairie  Grove,  Ark 5.00 

J.   O.  Check,   Glendale,   Tenn 10.00 

W.   Y.    Fisher,    Longview.   Tex 25.00 

W.  E.  Bolton,  Longview,   Tex 5.00 

Mrs.   Eve  B.   McAulay,   Erin,   Tenn 5.00 

J.  N.   Trantham,   Gleason,   Tenn 100.00 

Rev.  W    H.  McCleskey,  Nashville,  Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.   Addle   Newman,    Nashville,    Tenn 50.00 

Revv.  W.  A.  Brown,  Greenville,  Tenn •  25.00 

Mrs.  J    H.  Wallace,  Jackson,  Tenn 135.00 

Mr.   and  Mrs.   C.   A.   Petty,   Clarksville,   Tenn 10.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  W.  Gilmer,  Newbern,  Tenn 20.00 

Gracie  and  Odell  Williams,  Newbern,  Tenn 5.00 

Lillie    Plunk,    Finger    Tenn 2.00 

Faye   Gregory   Greenville,   Tenn 1.25 

Florence    Gregory,    Finger,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.   Ron   Miller,   Greenville,    Tenn 3.00 

L.  J.   Summers,   Dyersburg,   Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.   W.  A.   Williams,  Newbern,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    R.   Lovelace,   Henry,   Tenn 25.00 

H.    H.    Keenan,    Humboldt,    Tenn 10.00 


1,363.75 


9-22-21 — 

Miss   Lula   Paschall,    Puryear,    Tenn 50.00 

E.    A.    Sturdy,    Miller,    Mo 5.00 

T.   B.   McDaniel,    Troy,    Tenn 10.00 

Velma  Louise  Donnell,   Troy,   Tenn    10.00 

D.    L.    Cunningham,    Troy,    Tenn 12.50 

R.    P.    Wade,    Troy,    Tenn 6.25 

O.    W.    Tooms,    Troy,    Tenn 2.50 

Nora    Tilgham,    Kenton,    Tenn 25.00 

B.   H.   Tilghman,   Kenton,   Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.  M.   E.   Tilghman,   Kenton,   Tenn ,^ 5.00 

L.    Grimes,    Jackson,    Tenn 25.00 

A.   H.    Mcuaniel,   Union    City,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   Anna   Felts,   Union   City.    Tenn 25.00 

Ona  Hampton,  Union  City,  Tenn 50.00 

Sam  Hampton,  Union   City,   Tenn 50.00 

Ruby  Wheeler.Union  City,  Tenn 5.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH,  149 

D.  E.  Park,  Union  City,  Tenn 25.00 

Jake  Caldwell,   Union   City,   Tenn 10.00 

Jake   Caldwell,   Union   City,   Tenn 5.00 

Preston  Hampton,  Union  City,    ■ 12.50 

R.   E.    White,   Troy,   Tenn 12.50 

J.   a   Scott,    S.   Pittsburg,    Tenn 250.00 

Tom   N.    Steward,    Whitney,    Tex 25.00 

L.  M.   King,   Floydada,   Tex 5.00 

Rober*  Pierce   King,  Floydada,  Tex 6.25 

J.    L.    King,    Floydada,    Tex 15.00 

C.  H.   Turpin,   Oliver  Springs,   Tenn 2.50 

William  Mclnteer,  Minneola,   Kansas 1,000.00 

Mary    Towery,    Repton,    Ky 5.00 

Harriet  Addie  Walker,  Union  City,  Tenn 5.00 

W.    G.    Stewart,   Nashville,    Tenn 50.00 

Gladys    Elder,    Kenton,     Tenn 2.50 

Ellen    Elder,    Nashville,    Tenn.     2.50 

R.    B.    Wren,    Marshall,    Tex 25.00 

D.  N.  Walker,  Union  City,  Tenn 50.00 

G.    G.   Gough,   Russellville,   Ky 100.00 

Mrs.    M.    A.    Lowry,    Lynnville    Tenn 10.00 

Virginia    Lawrence,    Sulphur,    Okla 10.00 

Mrs.    Mattie    Wilson,    Union    City,    Tenn 1.00 

R.    T.   Bryant,   Newbern,    Tenn 2.50 

Mary   Gray   Banks,    Dresden,    Tenn 25.00 

Minnie   Hogan,    Hickory   Valley,    Tenn 10.00- 

G.    C.    Martin,    Memphis,    Tenn 12.50! 

Clara    B.    Lain    Ramer    Tenn e '. 5.00j 

W.  B.  Cunningham,   Union   City,   Tenn 25.00» 

W.   W.   Bradshaw,   Newbern,    Tenn 10.00' 

Mrs.   W.   T.   Dement,   Kenton,    Tenn 25.00' 

Mrs.    R.    C.    Baird,    Bradford,    Tenn 25.00/ 

C.    G.    Armitage,    Greenville,    Tenn. 9.44i 

B.    S.    Rowland,    Maceo,    Ky 2.50 

L.    P.    Wylie,    Brunswick,    Tenn 10.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.   J.   L.   Wylle,   Brunswick,   Tenn 10.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.   Ray  Spencer,  Jackson,   Tenn 6.25 

Gregory    Denny,    Milan,    Tenn 13.00 

$  2,212.19 
9-25-20 — 

Mrs.   O.   P.    Garton   Nashville  Tenn 1.00 

F.    S.Norment    Whitesville    Tenn 5.00 

H.    S.   Brame    HerdOn    Ky 6.25 

Mrs.  L.   Maupin,  Union  City,   Tenn 5.00 

W.    F.    Robinson,    Dyer,    Tenn 5.00 

Miss  Mary  Cleney,   Nashville,   Tenn 5.00 

F.    P.    Haynes    Harned,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.   Pate   Haynes   Harned,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.   P.    J.    Cummings,    Kenton,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   Daisy    Bray    Freeman,    Mansfield,    Mo 25.00 

Millard    Forrester,    Newbern,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    Eula    Forrester,    Newbern,    Tenn 20.00 

Geo.    K.    McMackin,    Bowie,    Tex 12.50 

Sam   Orr,    Henderson,    Tex 2.50 

.  W.   E.   Orr,   Henderson,   Tex 2.50 

L.   C.   Corum   Kenton,   Tenn 12.50 

J.    P.    Menzies,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 15.00 

Rev.   E.   A.  Milligan,   Scorrsville,   Ark 5.00 

Fred    Cunningham,    Troy,    Tenn 2.50- 


150                 MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Harry    Cunningham,    Troy,    Tenn 2.50 

W.    S.    Overton,    Toone,    Tenn 50.00 

J.   C.  Wright,  Nashville,   Tenn 5.00 

B.    F.    Early,    Murfreesboro    Tenn 5.00 

Louis  T.   Puckett,   Eagleville,   Tenn 5.00 

M.    W.    Borden,    Greenville,    Tenn 12.50 

J.   M.   Barksdale,   Mc   Kenzie,    Tenn 6.25 

L.    T.   Sparks,   McKenzie,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.   Ethel   Sparks,   McKenzie,   Tenn 2.50 

■Georg-e    Sparks,    McKenzie,    Tenn 2.50 

E.    P.   Phillips,    Millport,    Ky 5.00 

E.    B.    Groves,    Millport,    Ky 5.00 

M.    C.    Phillips,    Millport,    Ky : 5.00 

A.    J.    Browning,    Millport,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.   J.   L.   Hendrix,   Millport,   Ky 2.00 

-A.   R.   Dixon,   and  wife,   Olive  Hill,   Tenn 40.00 

JST.C.    Patton,    Dyersburg-,    Tenn 12.50 

A.  H.  Lawrence,   Water  Valley,    Ky 50.00 

Rev.   J.   Will   Howell, McKenzie,   Tenn 25.00 

H.    L.    Boyd,    Lowes,    Ky .' 10.00 

H.    L.   Boyd,    Lowes,    Ky .15 

Mrs.    Maria    Cobbs,    McLean,    Tex 20.00 

Letie   and  Jim    Clement,   McKenzie,    Tenn 25.00 

A.    H.    Mclnteer,    Mineola,    Kan 100.00 

Mabel    G.    Stark,    Kirksey,    Ky 15.00 

Mrs.    W.    A.    Frost    Wingo,    Ky 25.00 

W.    H.    Leech,    Kirksey,    Ky 2.50 

Mrs.   Eula   Willson   Lockwood,    Mo 6.25 

Carter    T.    Moore,    Culleoka,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Alice    Gingles,    Kirksey,    Ky 10.00 

Willard    D.    Rudolph,    Paducaah,    Ky 4.00 

Steve    Barger,    Paducah,     Ky 3.00 

Willard    D.    Rudolph,    Paducan,    Ky 3.00 


.$  624.40 

9-30-20 — 

Miss  Clara  Stephens,   Water  "Valley  Ky 10.00 

Elizabeth    Hay,Friendship,    Tenn .' 10.00 

A.    E.    Brown,   Water  Valley    Ky 20.00 

Mrs.  T.   W.  Love  La  Center   Ky 25.00 

W.   W.   Lane  La  Center   Ky 10.00 

Stella    Bailey,    Benton,    Ky 2.00 

Mrs.    Bonnie    Robinson,   Murray,    Ky 10.00 

J.   O.   Robinson,   Murray,   Ky 40.00 

J.    W.    Culley.    Sturgis,    Ky 1.00 

Miss   N.    E.    Grigsley,    McKenzie,    Tenn 100.00 

P.   J.   Broonie,   Clarksville,   Tenn 6.25 

Howard    K.    Broonie    Clarksville,    Tenn 5.00 

Velvia    Cochran,     Newbern,    Tenn 5.00 

W.    E.   Bryson,   Midlothian,   Tex 100.00 

Mrs.  J.   E.   Wright,   Ft.   Worth,   Tex 5.00 

Thos.   W.  Pigg  Santa   Fe,   Tenn 25.00 

Fannie    McDaniel,    Troy,    Tenn 2.50 

10-1-20 — 

Mrs.    D.   A.    Graham,    Murray,    Ky 5.00 

R.   V.    Graham,    Murray,    Ky 20.00 

H.    E.   Nulley,    Olney,    Tex 10.00 

Mary   Simpson,   Piqua,    Ohio 5.00 

Dr.    T.    B.    Wingo,    Martin,    Tenn 25.00 


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E.   E.   Baucom,   Tulsa,   Okla 25.00 

J.   T.    Garrison,   Hendersonville,   Tenn 100. OO 

N.  J.    Willoughby,    Savannah,    Tenn 6.25 

Edd    Sherrard,    Corinth,    Miss 10. OO 

Mrs.   J.   M.    Gallaher  Concord   ,Tenn 5.0O 

Miss   Bola  Hoops,   Kerriville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Ethel    Hyland,    Marshall,    Mo 15.00 

Mrs.  M.  L.  Clements  Marshall,  Mo , 100.00 

W.  L.  Hooper  and  family,   Marshall,  Mo! 100.00 

Mrs.    Alex    Thomas,    Marshall,    Mo 25.00 

Mrs.    V.    D.    Rogers,    Kerriville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Callie    Rogers,    Kerriville,    Tenn 3.75 

V.   D.   Rogers,    Kerriville,    Tenn 5.00 

Willie  and  Addie  Smith,  Newbern,  Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  J.  Vaughan  King,  Sturgis,  Ky.  Sturgis,  Ky 10.00 

Maud    Phillips,    Tribune,     Ky 5.0O 

I.  N.   Rogers,   Paducah,   Ky 5.00- 

Mrs.    I.    N.    Roger,    Paducah,    Ky 2.50' 

Mrs.    W.    T.    Milburn,    Paducah,    Ky 10.00' 

J.W.    Lilly,     Paducah,     Ky 10.00 

Mrs.  S.  A.   Morrison,   Paducah,   Ky 7.50 

A.  G.    Spicer,    Rumsey,    Ky 20.00 

Pearl    Glover    Troy,    Teen 2.50' 

Mrs.   Flora  S.   Willis,   Greenville,   Tenn 5.00 

W.   B.   Middleton,    Kevil,    Ky 1.00- 

B.  F.   Owen   Water  Valley,    Ky 25.00 

J.    Will    Howell,    McKenzie,    Tenn 25.00' 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Zell  McMeen,  Santa  Fe,  Tenn 2.50' 

Maud   Byrn,    Wingo,    Ky 25. W 

Lois    Weaks,    Wingo,    Ky 5.00 

Ruby    Asher    Marion    Ky 12.50 

Harold    Phillis    Eldridge,    Tenn 6.25 

Emma    Lou    Latting,    Lenwo,    Tenn 2.50 

$  1,034.00 
10-4-20— 

Mrs.    Lois    Brewer,    Murray,    Ky 2.50 

Mrs.   J    H.    Little,    Benton,    Ky 6.25 

Annis    Drennon,    Tribune,    Ky 1.25 

W.   D.    Drennon,    Tribune,    Ky 5.00 

M.     C     .Hughes,     Sringfield,     Mo 5.00 

J.     T.     Scott,     Paducah,     Ky 5.00 

W.    K.    Sringer,    Midlothian,    Texas    25.00 

Mr.   and  Mrs.    J.   K..  Gaston,   Brooksville,    Miss 100.00 

B.    W.     Gaston,     Brooksville,    Miss 5.00 

B.    W.    Markham,    Petersburg,    Tenn 25.00 

J.    L.    Fox,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   Bellie   Barnes,   Water  Valley,   Ky 6.25 

Wayne    Latta,     Water    Valley,     Ky '. 6.25 

Mrs.    Beulah    Hawkins,    Water    Valley,    Ky 6.25 

Mrs.    Birdie   Herron,    Water    Valley,    Ky 6.25 

Earl    Bard,    Water    Valley,    Ky 6.25 

Mrs.    Ellen    Bard,    Water    Valley,    Ky 6.25 

Mrs.    Cora   Barnes,    Water   Valley,    Ky 4.00 

T.    E.    Gordon,    Dyer,    Tenn 10.00 

A.    C.    Cambell    and   wife,    Cambellsville,    Ky 60.00 

Jewell     Bond,     Goodlettsville,     Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    E.    M.    Bond,    Goodlettsville,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    H.    Stewart',    by    Rudolh,    Mill    Creek    (Hopewell) 12".50 

Mrs.  Minnie  Easley,  by  Rudolph,   Beech  Grove    (Mayfield) 1.25- 


152                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Mrs.    Mary   Paschal,    by  Rudolph,    Beech    Grove    (Mayfield) ....  2.15 

Teck     Robinson     Eaton,     Tenn 5.00 

R.    N.    Robinson,    Murray,    Ky 25.00 

W.    M.    Nelson,    Wauhatchie    Texas 100.00 

Mrs._  Dixie    Dale,    Murray,    Ky 10.00 

Ella'  Walker,    Fulton,    Ky 1.25 

Mrs.  C.  W.  Hayes,  Pres.,  Mrs.  Jeff  LeRoy,  Treas.,  Ladies'  Chris- 
tian    Union,     Paducah,     Ky 50.00 

J.   H.    Buie,   Bowling-   Green,    Ky.    50.00 

Mrs.    Josephine    Smith,    Petersburg,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Josephine    Smith,    Petersburg,    Tenn 2.50 

"W.    M.    Wade,    Maben,    Miss 5.00 

Mrs.   J.   J.    Rudy,    Sturgis,    Ky 20.00 

X,.    V.    Wilson,    Fulton,    Ky 10.00 

■Joe    W.    Cherry,    Nashville,    Tenn 7.50 

Frank    A.    Iseman,    Louisville,    Ky 12.50 

-Alva    Harman,    Providence,    Ky 12.50 

T.   P.   Phelps,   Paducah,    Ky 15.00 

Mrs.    J.    A.    Threlkeld,    Hickman,    Ky 10.00 

Aubrey   Bumpus,   Union   City,   Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    J.    T.    Jackson,    Dukedom,    Tenn 25.00 

W.    O.    Snell,    Murfreesboro,    Tenn 62.50 

Ewing  Rudolph,   Little   Cypress,   Ky 10.00 

Velam    Dean,    Tribine,    Ky 5.00 

D.    A.    Snider,    Campbell,    Mo 10.00 

J.   L.   Rudolph,   Little   Cypress,   Ky 50.00 

A.    T.   Rudolph,   Little    Cyppress,    Ky 50.00 

Mrs.    Ellen    Coplen,    Wingo,    Ky 5.00 

R.    H.    Merritt,    Fairfield,    111 5.00 

A.    E.    Anderson,    Oak    Grove,    Ky 20.00 

A.    C.    Orr,    Pulton,    Ky 12.50 

$  936.15 
10-8-21— 

Lena    Orr,    Fulton,    Ky $  1.25 

Mrs.    Lena    Orr,    Pulton,    Ky 12.50 

Mrs.    A.    GisTi,    Paducah,    Ky 2.50 

Miss    Ruby    Whitus,    Rockvale,    Tenn 2.50 

T.    R.    Whitus,    Rockvale,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    T.    R.   Whitus,   Rockvale,   Tenn 6 2.50 

T.    R.    Whitus,    Rockvale,    Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.    W.    J.    Carlton,    Rockvale,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  C.  H.  Hale,  Rockvale,  Tenn 5.00 

Herman  Briggs,  Kilen,  Ala 20.00 

R.    P.    Bryant,    McKenzie,    Tenn 5.00 

R.    P.    Bryant,    McKenzie,    Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.    Teenie    Hardy,    McKenzie,    Tenn 5.00 

A.    Judd,    Lubbock,    Texas    5.00 

Geo.    L.    Davis,    Lubbock,    Texas    5.00 

Geo.    L.    Davis,    Lubbock,    Texas    5.00 

A.   B.  Beadles,   Wingo,   Ky 6.25 

Mrs.    A.    B.    Beadles,    AVingo,    Ky 6.25 

Jessie    L.    Beadles,    Wingo,    Ky 2.50 

Mark    Campbell,    Olney,    Texas    15.00 

Sarah    E.    Rudolph,    Kevil,    Ky 10.00 

L.    H.    Kirby,    Water   Valley,    Ky 8.75 

Mrs.   M.   lI   Kirby,   Water  Valley,   Ky 2.50 

Karon     Carroll,     Kenton,     Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.   L.   A.    Blue,   Crider,    Ky 5.00 

Kelly    Cantrell,    Crider,    Ky 2.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  153 

Mrs.    K.    K.    Cantrell,    Crider,    Ky 2.00 

Bertram    Smith,    Henderson,    Texas     1-25 

Mrs.    Geo.    W.    Eads,    Charleston,    Tenn 5.00 

Bessie   M.    Harris,    Nashville,    Tenn 6.25 

Thurman    Lee,    Paducah,    Ky 2.50 

T.    L.    Lain,    Mayfield,    Ky 25.00 

R.    S.    Rudolph.    Clarksville,    Tenn 100.00 

Effle    Hendricks,    Maxon    Mill,     Ky 2.50 

Lena    McShane,    Riverside,     Cal 2.00 

Mrs.    Annie    Humphrey,    Maxon    Mill,    Ky 6.25 

A.    E.    McNeill,    Wingo,    Ky 25.00 

J.    F.    McAlister,    Fulton,    Ky 40.00 

Elmer    Browner,     Pulton,    Ky 5.00 

Ward    McAlister,    Pulton,    Ky 10.00 

Zella  McAlister,    Fulton,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.  M.  B.   Lenoir,  Murfreesboro,  Tenn 20.00 

J.    B.    Lenoir,    Murfreesboro,    Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.  L.  B.   Hampton,    Cayce,   Ky 5.00 

H.    C.   Braley,    Greenwood,    Ark 5.00 

Mrs.    Lucy    H.    Jones,    Dexter,    Ky 1.25 

Murry   Harris,    Dexter,    Ky 1.25 

Frank    Jones,    Dexter,    Ky 5.00 

D.    C.    Ross,    Dexter,     Ky 2.50 

Rev.    M.    D.    Jones,    Dexter,    Ky 2.50 

Mrs.     Ruth     Cothran,     Dexter,     Ky , 1.00 

Mrs.    B.    V.    Andrus,    Dexter,    Ky 1.25 


$  454.50 
10-11-20— 

Mrs.  W.  H.  and  Emma  Donoho,  Fulton,  Ky 12.50 

Z.    P.    Sig-mon,   Union    City,    Tenn 100.00 

J.   C.  Lawson,  Union   City,   Tenn 25.00 

J.    C.    Lawson,   Union    City,    Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.    J.    C.    Roper,    Union    City,    Tenn 25.00 

W.    H.    Roper   and   family,    Union    City,    Tenn 32.50 

Mrs.    Daisy   Bondurant,   Union    City,    Tenn 2.50 

Prater    Harris,    Union    City,    Tenn 25.00 

J.    R.    Powell,   Union   City,    Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.    Lon    Bondurant,    Union    City,    Tenn 10.00 

Miss  Bess  Lawson,   Union   City,   Tenn 2.50 

C.    N.    Burnett,    Union    City,    Tenn 12.50 

Morgan   Davidson,   Union   City,   Tenn. 6.25 

Mrs.    P.    F.    King,    Union    City,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.     Kate     Freeman,     Campbell,     Mo 5.00 

Rev.   D.   W.   Rushing,    Olney,    Texas 25.00 

J.   C    Lawson,   Jr.,    Fulton,   Ky 6.25 

Geo.    M.    Baker.    Madisonville,    Ky 10.00 

J.    E     Eberts,    Warrensburg,    Mo 600.00 

J.    E.    Eberts,    Warrensburg,    Mo 47.00 

A.    G.    Maybry,    Warrensburg,    Mo 10.00 

J.     E.     Eberts,     Warrensburg,     Mo 30.00 

M.    F.    Barnes,    Nashville,    Tenn 2.50 

L.    H.    Elizer,    Nashville,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    G.    A     Bruner,    Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

G.    A.    Bruner,    Nashville,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    M.    A.    Bruce,    Nashville,     Tenn '.  .  .  10.00 

Mrs.    Bessie    Marish,    Mason,    Tenn 5.00 

P.    W.    White,    Water  Valley,    Ky 25.00 

Beetle   McAlister,    Water   Valley,    Ky 20:00 

Eldridge    Vicks,    Dexter,    Ky 2.50 


154                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Robert    Phillips,    Elbridge,    Tenn 2.50 

M.    Y.    Sadler,    Martins    Gap,    Ky 4.00 

Mrs.    Nanny    G.    Carson,    Lewisburg,    Ky 35.00 

G.    C.    Watkins,    Paducah,    Ky.     50.00 

S.   E.   Agnew,   Union   City,    Tenn 5.00 

B.  O.    Wolfe,    Jackson,    Tenn 18.75 

Miss    Bess    Maxwell,    Rockvale,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    G.   Vorhies,    Hohenwald,    Tenn 25.00 

Wm.    A.    Johnson,    Ashland   City,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   J.    T.    Slayton,    Lexington,    Ky .  13.00 

Willie   M.    Cain,    Kevil,    Ky 1.25 

Mrs.   C.   W.    Duscal,   Somerville,   Tenn 6.25 

A.  W.    Clinard,    Springfield,    Tenn 20.00 

Miss    Frances    Clinard,    Springfield,    Tenn 2.50 

M.    T.    Clinard,    Springfield,    Tenn 6.25 

J.    W.    Womack,    Sage,    Ark 2.50 

C.  L.   Bailey   and   wife.   Little   Cypress,    Ky 25.00 

R.    Campbell,    Olney,    Texas    50.00 

Lee    J.    Patton,     Nashville,     Tenn 6.50 

Mrs.    G.   W.    Charlton,    Water  Hill,    Tenn 10.00 

Miss   Frances   Charlton,    Water  Hill,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    E.    P.    Hopkins,    Rockvale,    Tenn 2.50 

B.  F.    Christopher,    Rockvale,    Tenn 2.50 

$  1,391.75 
10-15-20— 

R.    L.    Whitus,    Rockvale,     Tenn 2.50 

Miss    Maggie    Hunter,    Goodlettsville,    Tenn 10.00 

B.    P.    Christopher,    Overall,    Tenn '        3.00 

W.    B.    Morgan,    Humboldt,    Tenn 12.50 

M.   L.    Christopher,    Overall,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   Ida   Kimbrel,    Pheba,    Miss 5.00 

Mrs.    J.    T.    Long,    Clarksville,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    C.    Webb,    Greenfield,    Mo 5.00 

J.    D.    Layman,    Sullivan,    Ky 1.00 

Mrs.    Ruby    Shackleford,    Erin,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    L.    C.    Hardcastle,    Murfreesboro,    Tenn 5.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Martin  Montgomery,  Hendersonville,  Tenn 100.00 

T.    E.    Robinson,    Dayton,    Tenn 25.00 

T.    E.    Robinson,    Dayton,    Tenn 17.50 

E.    L.    Eraser,    Kevil,    Ky 50.00 

J.    H.    Roderick,    Bonham,    Texas     15.00 

Mrs.    J.    F.    Arnold,    Nashville,    Tenn 10.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  S.   Simpson,  Beinville,  Tenn 5.00 

David    T.    King,    Oklahoma    City,    Tenn 50.00 

Miss    Benna    Pittard,    Grand    Cane,    La 6.25 

Laverne     Needham,     Kenton,     Tenn 3.00 

James    S.    Robison,    Areola,    Mo 5.00 

James    S.    Robison,    Areola,    Mo 8.00 

Mrs.    A.    V.    Roberts,    Halls,    Tenn 2.50 

Callie    Gardner,    Water    Valley,    Ky 2.50 

Mrs.    E.    J.    Hargrolder,    Lewisburg,    Ky 12.50 

R.    W.    Boone,    Nashville,    Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.    Bev    Ellis,    Barllett,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    R.    L.    Anderson,    Ripley,    Tenn 6.25 

Amanda    E.    Morrow,    Wagoner,    Okla 6.25 

M.    K.   Wilson,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 20.00 

Emma    Garrison,    Troy,    Tenn 2.50 

Nannie    Lou    Norris    (deceased),    Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    S.    G.    Marshall,    Nashville,    Tenn 50.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  155 

H.    C.    Bearden,    Flat    Creek,    Tenn 15.00 

Mrs.    Emory    Distill,    Columbia,    Tenn 2.50 

H.    A.    Helton,    Waynesboro,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    C.   C.    Williams,    Trinity,    Ala 10.00 

Geo.    Long-,     St.     Joseph,     Mo 5.00 

Mrs.     Lucy     DeArmond,     Madisonville,     Ky 2.00 

W.   A.   Ashbrook,   La   Center   Ky 15.00 

Ewing   Rudolph,   La    Center,    Ky 5.00 

C.    M.    Wheeler,    Hickman,    Ky 25.00 

Emma    Lee    Cunningham,     Eldridge,     Tenn 2.50 

R.    W.    Davis,    New   Market,    Ala 100.00 

J.    M.    Toombs,    La   Center,    Ky 12.50 

Rev.   F.  A.   Grundy,   Prairie   Grove,   Ark 12.50 

Rev.   E.   D.   Dysart,    Clarksville,    Texas    12.50 

Carroll    S.    Welch,    Sturgis,    Ky 6.25 

J.    N.    Moon,    Camden,    Ark 25.00 

J.    B.    Cross,    Cam.den,    Ark 4.00 

J.    E.    Buck,    Camden,    Ark 2.50 

Mrs.    G.    W.    Buck,    Camden,    Ark 2.50 


$  744.75 

10-21-21 — 

Mrs.   J.    B.    Cross,    Camden,   Ark $  4.00 

Mrs.    A.    J.    Wells,    Camdin,    Ark 1.50 

Mrs.    Geneva    Lambert,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 5.00 

J.   T.   Rice,   Paducah,   Ky 12.50 

•   Mrs.    Maud    McKinney,    Paducah,     Ky 2.50 

J.    C.    Hale,    Rockvale,    Tenn 10.00 

Mr.    and    Mrs.    Jasper    Brockwell,    Arlington,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    N.    R.    Franklin,    Memphis,    Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.    Barkley    Berry,    Paducah,     Ky 6.25 

Mrs.   Florence  Berry,  Paducah,   Ky 1.25 

J.    C.    Bault,    Cane   Valley,    Ky 40.00 

W.    R.    Johnson,    Cobury,    Ky 10.00 

J.   M.    Gore,    Romine,    Ky 10.00 

M.    E.    Gore,    Romine,    Ky 10.00 

Brech    Hogan,    Rives,    Tenn 2.50 

R.    A.    Blackman,    Evvansville,    Ind 25.00 

Mr.    and  Mrs.   J.   H.    Conn,    Evansville,   Ind 12.50 

Mrs.   Minnie  Becker,   Evansville,   Ind 3.00 

B.    v.    Bosard,    Evansville,    Ind 3.00 

Mrs.    E.    Bopp,    Evansville,    Ind ^ 3.00 

Mr.   and  Mrs.  W.  H.   Doss,   Evansville,  Ind 6.25 

Nora    L.    Durham,    Evansville,    Ind 3.00 

Ed    Durham,     Evansville,     Ind 3.00 

Homer    Durham,    Evansville,    Ind 3.00 

Mrs.    E.    L.    Durham,    Evansville,    Ind 3.00 

Mrs.  Will  Gentry,  Evansville,  Ind 11.00 

Bessie     Gray,     Evansville,     Ind 6.00 

Wilmette     Groves,     Evansville,     Ind , 3.00 

Mrs.    Abbie    Houghland,    Evansville,    Ind 11.00 

Eva   K.   Ising,    Evansville,    Ind 3.00 

Mrs.   M.    Kissell,    Evansville,   Ind 3.00 

Ethel    Kissell,     Evansville,     Ind 3.00 

Mrs.     Sarah     McGill,     Evansville,     Ind 4.25 

.Henry    Miedrich,    Evansville,    Ind 3.00 

Mrs.    and   Mrs.    W.   M.   Miller,   Evansville,    Ind 3.00 

Loraine    and    Mildred    Miller,    Evansville,    Ind 3.00 

Mrs.    J.    H.    Phillips,    Evansville,    Ind S.HJO 

Mr.   and  Mrs.   Albert   Schmitt,    Evansville,    Ind 6.00 


156                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

E.    C.    Specht,    Evansville,    Ind. 25.00 

Mrs.    Laura    Rusch    and    daug-hter,    Evansville,    Ind 3.00 

Mrs.     Tarrance,     Evansville,     Ind 4.25 

Charline    Whittington,    Evansville,    Ind 5.00 

Wm.    Edwin    Whittington,    Evansville,    Ind 2.50 

Mrs.    W.    E.    Whittington,    Evansville,    Ind 2.50 

J.    W.    Boone,    Jackson,    Tenn 12.50 

J.    D.    Rudolph,   Hardin,    Ky 3.00 

Jane    Ross,    Hardin,     Ky 2.50 

Claude    Ross   and    family,    Hardin,    Ky 2.35 

Eura   Johnson,    Hardin,    Ky .50 

Charline   Jones   and   family,   Hardin,    Ky .35 

Edd    Mathis    and    family,    Hardin,    Ky 1.25 

M.    G.    Warren,    Hardin,    Ky .50 

L.    B.    Jones,    Hardin,    Ky 1.25 

■  Eula  Siress,    Hardin,    Ky 2.00 


$  420.95 
10-22-20— 

Edd    Eloit,    Hardin,    Ky $  2.00 

Willie    Lee,    Hardin,    Ky 5.00 

Cas    Jones,    Hardin,    Ky 2.00 

W.    F.    Lee,    Hardin,    Ky 5.00 

Adaline    Alfard,    Hardin,    Ky 1.00 

L.    B.    Irvan,    Harding    Ky 1.00 

Susan    Lovett,    Hardin,    Ky 1.00 

Tennie    Lovett,    Hardin,    Ky 5,00 

Plenty    Lovett,     Hardin,     Ky 10.00 

S.    F.    Warren,    Hardin,    Ky 40.00 

Tennie    and    Plenty    Lovett,    Hardin,    Ky • 10.00 

Jane    Alfard,    Hardin,     Ky ; 40.00 

.WC.   Hester,   Hardin,    Ky 10.00 

Artie    Robey,    Hardin,    Ky 2.50 

Toy    Jones,    Hardin,     Ky 10.00 

Harry    Jones,    Hardin,    Ky 10.00 

L.   L.   Taylor,   Little   Cypress,    Ky 6.25 

W.  D.  Rudolph  (Mr.  and  Mrs.),  Little  Cypress  Ky 50.00 

W.    Lawson    Roper    Fulton    Ky 3.75 

Mrs.    L.    S.    Gunter   Eldridge,    Tenn 20.00 

Addie    Gunter,    Eldridge,    Tenn 10.00 

Marion"   Dukes,    Crofton,    Ky 5.00 

J.    R.    Windle    Pilot    Point, 'Texas    50.00 

Mrs.   J.   E.   Lane,   French   Camp,   Miss 10.00 

Azie    J.    Hamilton,    Leonoke,     Ark 5.00 

Fannie    Hamilton,    Leonoke,     Ark 5.00 

Vera    Rudolph,    Paducah,    Ky 5.00 

Bufford   Fooks,    Mayfield,    Ky 6.25 

Mrs.    C.    D.    Hancock,    Fulton,    Ky 10.00 

Mrs.    D.    D.    Petty,    Santa    Fe,    Tenn 10.00 

Rev.    S.    A.   Cox,    Van    Buren,    Ark 10.00 

G.   M.   McCluney   and   wife,   Amary,    Miss 50.00 

Ellen    Gracey    (Mrs.    W.    T.),    Caldo,    Texas    25.00 

G.    H.    Clement,    Paris,    Texas    5.00 

G.   M.   McCluney   and  wife,    Amary,   Miss 5.00 

Mrs.   Annie  Varbook,   Jackson,    Tenn 20.00 

Mary    Latimer,    Union    City,    Tenn 50.00 

W.    T.    Latimer,    Union    City,    Tenn 50.00 

W.   T.   Latimer,  Union   City,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    T.   H.   Latimer,   Union   City,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    Alice   Beyer,    Paducah,    Ky 3.00 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH, 

R.    Y.    McKee,    Santa   Fe,    Tenn 

Mrs.    J.    E.    Draug-hon,    Nashville,    Tenn 

C.    O.    Sale,    Paducah,    Ky 

Zana    Cooke,    Cornersville,    Tenn 

S.    L.    Hamby,    Mason,     Tenn 

C.    E.    Cherry,    Clarksville,    Tenn 

R.    S.    Boyd,    Clarksville,    Tenn 

Mary   Rig-gins,    Clarksville,    Tenn 

Tina    Riggins,    Clarksville    Tenn 

Mrs.    J.    M.    Lisenbee,    Clarksville,    Tenn 

F.   M.    Adkins,    Clarksville,    Tenn 

F.  M.  Adkins,   Clarksville,   Tenn 

10-28-20 — 

G.  E.    Waters,    Clarksville,    Tenn 

Mrs.   J.   B.   Howard,   Clarksville,    Tenn 

J.    M.    Lisenbee,    Clarksville,    Tenn 

Edith    Hamilton,    Humboldt,    Tenn 

L.    R.    Brooks,    Jackson,    Tenn 

L.    R.    Brooks,    Jackson,    Tenn 

T.    H.    Davis,    Cleveland,    Tenn 

Mrs.    Edith    Martin,    Burnt    Prairie,    111 

H.    H.    Bracy,    Greenbrier,    Tenn 

Mrs.    Josephine    Bracy,    Greenbrier,    Tenn 

Miss    Daisy    Smith,    Greenfield,    Tenn 

Mrs.    B.    B.    Parker,    Springfield,    Tenn 

Irene    Dillard,    rGeenbrier,    Tenn 

Mrs.    M.    A.    Light,    Greenbrier,    Tenn 

Hubert    Dillard    Greenbrier,    Tenn 

Mrs.    A.    H.    Dillard,    Greenbrier,    Tenn 

Mrs.    J.    B.    Boone,    Erin,    Tenn 

Rev.    A.    C.    Biddle,    Erin,    Tenn 

O.    S.   Uffelman,    Erin,    Tenn 

B.  S.    Hart,    Fosterville,    Tenn 

T.    B.    Charlton,    Walter    Hill,    Tenn 

Ferre    Burks,    Lewisburg,    Tenn 

J.    B.    Gingles,    Murray,    Ky 

Henrietta    Hewitt,     Kerrville,     Tenn , 

Miss    Lora    McAdoo,    Memphis,    Tenn 

S.    L.   Hardin,    Olive    Hill,    Tenn 

W.     H.     Robbins,     Jackson,     Tenn 

C.  J.    Dilene    Muzzall,    Fulton,    Ky.     

A.   M.   and  Ellen  Howell,    Kenton,    Tenn 

H.  V.   Bryant,   Newbern,    Tenn 

G.    L.    Dowtin,    Atwood,    Tenn 

Mrs.    Sarah    Sharp,    Steens,    Miss 

11-3-20— 

W.     S.    Bridges,     Scottsboro    Ala 

Mrs.    John    Cawthorn,    Trenton,    Tenn 

J.  W.  B.  Thomas,  Treas.   McCavis  S.   S.,  Columbia,   Tenn.)... 

A.    L.    Weaver,    Erin,    Tenn 

Mrs.   J.    A.   Lankford,    Stewart,    Tenn 

W.    B.    Summers,    Stewart,    Tenn 

W.    B.    Weaver,    Stewart,    Tenn 

J.    A.    Askew,    Stewart,    Tenn 

Mrs.    P.    E.    Broome,    Palmyra,    Tenn 

Ruth    Brooms,    Palmyra,    Tenn 

R.    T.    James,    Humboldt,    Tenn 

Mr.   and  Mrs.   S.   F.   Kelley,   Marshall,   Texas    


157 

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5.00 

10.00 

16.00 

5.00 

5.00 

5.00 

60.00 

50.00 

5.00 

30.00 

20.00 


$        809.75 

$  5.00 

12.50 

5.00 

16.00 

50.00 

2.50 

100.00 

15.00 

2.00 

2.50 

4.00 

1.00 

.50 

1.00 

5.00 

2.50 

2.50 

20.00 

10.00 

2.50 

6.25 

1.00 

50.00 

7.50 

5.00 

9.50 

6.25 

5.00 

6.25 

2.50 

10.00 

1.25 

50.00 

5.00 

103.25 

2.50 

5.00 

12.50 
2.50 
2.50 
2.50 
1.25 

10.,00 
5.00 


158                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Mary    Carlton,     Overall,     Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Georg-e    Waters,    Clarksville,    Tenn 2.50 

Charlie    J.    Giles,    Oak    Grove,    Ky 2.50 

T.    D.    James,    Humboldt,    Tenn 4.00 

Mr.    Lotta    Thomas,    Sacramento,    Ky 7.50 

J.    F.    Britton,    Wheat,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    W.    H.    Miles,    Springfield,    Tenn 25.00 


$  618.50 
11-3-20 — 

O.    A.    Eddlemen,    Benlon,    Ky $  5.00 

Mrs.  J.   E.  List,   Chattanooga  Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.    J.    E.    List    Chattanooga    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs..  H.   A.   Draper   Springfield   Tenn 5.00 

H.   B.   Wilkerson   Denton   Texas 25.00 

W.    R.    Jordan,    Gainsville,    Texas    10.00 

Mrs.    R.    V.    Bell,    Gainsville,    Texas    6.00 

E.  A.    Grayson    .Whitwell,    Tenn 10.00 

Geo.    G.    Hunter,    Jr.,    Goodlettsville,    Tenn 25.00 

W.    J.    Powers,    Cumberland    City,    Tenn 5.00 

Burrell  Allen,    Slayden,    Tenn 5.00 

Burrell    Allen,     Slayden,     Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Burrell    Allen,    Slayden,    Tenn 2.50 

Dixie    Povirei-s,    Palmyra,    Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.    E.    W.    Powers   Palmyra   Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Mary    McCainy,    Scottsboro,    Ala 5.00 

F.  Roberts,   Charlotte,    Tenn 15.00 

Oharlotte   Motor   Co.,   Charlotte,    Tenn 15.00 

E.  W.    Powers,     Palmyra,     Tenn. • 5.00 

Belle    Leech,     Charlotte,     Tenn 2.50 

F.  Roberts,     Charlotte,     Tenn 7.00 

J.    D.    Butler,    Charlotte,    Tenn 2.50 

R.    E.    Corlen,    Charlotte,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    R.    E.    Corlen,    Charlotte,    Tenn 2.50 

Chas.     Elliott,     Charlotte,     Tenn 5.00 

L.    O.    Byrn,    Charlotte,    Tenn 1.00 

Mrs.    Lillian    Ferrell,    Sylvia,    Tenn 2.50 

W   .B.    Raymond,    Sylvia,    Tenn 12.00 

Lexie   B.    Coldwell,    VanLeer,    Tenn 1.25 

Robert    Berry,    Von    Leen,    Tenn 6.25 

J.    W.    Ferrell,    Sylvia,    Tenn 1.25 

Mrs.    R.    D.    Davis,    Sylvia,    Tenn 2.50 

Florence    Ferrell,    Vanleer,    Tenn 1.25 

Thelma    Brown,    Newbern,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Harley    Fyke,    Springfield,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Ollie    Greene,    Newbern,    Tenn 10.00 

Rev.   A.   H.    Sykes,    Denver,    Tenn 250.00 

Willie    M.    Watson,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.    J.    L    .More,    Dresden,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    W.    C.    Wilsford    Columbia,    Tenn 25.00 

Lucile     Caldwell,     Coker,     Ala 2.50 

W.   V.   Jones   Concord   Tenn 100.00 

M.    H.    New    McKenzie,    Tenn 30.00 

Mrs.    M.    U.    New,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

Erroll   New,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

J.    A.    Fuquay,    Pleona,    Ala 25.00 

J.    M.    Forrester,   Newbern,    Tenn 12.50 

Alex   Turner,    Maxon   Mill,    Ky 5.00 

Ruth    Preston,     Kevil,     Ky 2.50 

Mrs.    G.   N.    Lurry,    Bartlett,    Tenn 10.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  159 

Mrs.   Willie    G.   Harris,    Union    City,    Tenn 10.00 

Ewing    Parker,     Springfield,     Tenn 10.00 

R.    B.    Thomas,    Huntingdon,    Tenn 50.00 

L.    S.    Collinsworth,    Goodlettsville,    Tenn 6.25 


$  914.75 

11-9-20— 

Mrs.    L.    S.    Collinsworth    Goodlettsville    Tenn $  2.50 

George   M.    Ford,    Birmingham,    Ala 5.00 

Mrs.    E   .A.    Ford,    Birmingham,    Ala 10.00 

Mrs.    Blanche    Wilkerson,    Springfield,    Tenn 7.50 

Mattie    Cherry,    Clarksville,    Tenn 2.50 

Miss   Phyllis    Jordan,    Goodlettsville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Annie    Jordan,    Goodlettsville,    Tenn 1.25 

Mrs.    W.    W.    Pierce,    Trimble,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    W.    W.    Pierce,    Trimble,    Tenn .50 

W.    W.    Wiley,   Halls,    Tenn 10.00 

Macon   Taylor,    Henry,    Tenn 25.00 

R.    E.    Burchette,    Clarksville,    Tenn 25.00 

Mary    Baxter    Cook,    Charlotte,    Tenn 2.50 

Miss    Louise    Cook,    Charlotte,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    R.    B.    Nichols,    Paris,    Tenn 2.50 

Mr.  and  Mrs.   J.   Cal.  Holt  and  son,   Franklin,   Tenn 9.00 

Everett    Burchard,    Melber,     Ky 2.50 

F.  C.   Hodges,    Fulton,    Ky 20.00 

Sam    Hodges,    Fulton,    Ky 2.50 

Mrs.    F    C.   Hodges,    Fulton,    Ky 25.00 

Ola   Hodges,    Fulton,    Ky 10.00 

Mrs.    D.   R.   Warner,   Grand   Cane,    La 7.50 

T.   A.    Downing,    Caddo,    Tex 25.00 

J.    D.    Robaura,    Caddo,    Tex 12.50 

Mrs.  Ola  M.   Cook,   Caddo,   Tex 5.00 

Rev.  J.  L.   Elliott,   Caddo,   Tex 25.00 

G.  H.    Gracey,    Cado,    Tex 25.00 

Mrs.  H.   G.   Oneal,   Gurley,   Ala 100.00 

B.    E.    Jones,    Trezevant,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Gardner    Holmes,    Trezevant,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   G.   B.   Buck,    Clarksville,   Tenn 2.50 

Miss    Ruth    Morgan    Cookeville    Tenn 10.00 

J.    W.    Morgan,    Cookeville,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    G.    E.    Berry,    Gainesboro,    Tenn 10.00 

Sam    Stover,    Eldridge,    Tenn 6.25 

Lennie   Stoner,    Eldridge,    Tenn 2.50 

R.    J.    JefEery,    Fayetteville,    Ark 25.00 

J.   H.   Epperson,   Charleston,    Tenn 50.00 

Hugh    C.    Woodard,    Springfield,    Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.    Eunice    Fain,    Murray,    Ky 2.50 

Marie  Mullins,   Wingo,   Ky 25.00 

Carolyn    C.    Biddle.    Clarksville,    Tenn 15.00 

M.   B.  Franklin,   Kelso,   Tenn 50.00 

J.    H.    White,    Bolivar,    Tenn 50.00 

W.   M.   Hunter,   Fairfield,   111 5.00 

W.    H.    Pace,    Hickory    Point,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    F.    Brown,    Dyer,    Tenn 3.75 

Mr.  and  Mrs.   C.   B.  Neal,  Rutherford,   Tenn 12.50 

J.    D.   Thomas,    Union   City,    Tenn 10.00 

R.   Z.   Dearston,   Greenville,   Tenn 6i25 

Miss  Mamie  Roland,   Murfreesboro,   Tenn 25.00 


160  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

J.    N.    Andrew,    Mayfleld,    Ky 25.00 

Vernon    McAlister,    Fulton,    Ky 2.50 


$  764.50 
11-15-21— 

Ms.    Hazel    McAlister,    Fulton,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.  L.  L.  Miller,  Cedar  Bluff,  Miss 2.50 

W.    E.   Taylor,    Cedar   Bluff,    Miss ; 2.50 

Mrs.   J.   E.    Ellis,   Cedar   Bluff,    Miss 5.00 

J.  E.  Peay,  Cedar  Bluff,  Miss     5.00 

Mrs.    Lela   Masie,    Floydada,    Texas    100.00 

B.    W.    Covington,    Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

B.  W.    Covington,    Fayettevivlle,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    S.    S.    Jenkins,    Nashville,    Tenn 12.00 

Pearl  Simrell,   Elbridge,   Tenn 10.00 

W.   S.   Nabors,    Gadsden,   Ala 5.00 

Mrs.    W.   L.    Cook,    Charlotte,   Tenn 10.00 

Mary   E.   Collier,    Charlotte,    Tenn 20.00 

Sadie    B.    Collier,    Charlotte,    Tenn 20.00 

Barclay,    Morgan,    Henryettea,    Okla 25.00 

Mrs.    Anzonetta    Jones,    Dexter,    Ky 2.50 

Kelley    Ross,    Dexter,    Ky 1.25 

Mrs.    Clyde    Jones,    Columbus,    Miss 2.50 

Mrs.   Blanche  Weaver,   Danville,   Tenn 7.50 

A.  F.  "Weaver,   Danville,   Tenn 7.50 

W.    W.    Walters,    Memphis,    Tenn 25.00 

J.    F.    Calvins,    Columbus,    Miss 5.00 

Mattie    Sanders    Columbus    Miss 5.00 

Miss    Mattie    Sanders    Columbus,    Miss 2.50 

George   H.    Allen,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 100.00 

Miss    Dorris    Snovv^den,    Brunswick,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.  J.  A.   Prieto,  Union   City,   Tenn 100.00 

J.   A.   Prieto,   Union   City,   Tenn 100.00 

Miss   Mary   Semones,   Union   City,   Tenn 25.00 

S.    E.    Byrns,    Union    City,    Tenn 25.00 

W.   J.   Wright   Burnt  Prairie   111 ti.25 

Veda   Wright,    Burnt    Prairie,    111 5.00 

S.    C.    Murphy,    Springfield,    Tenn 100.00 

Jennie    Murphy,    Springfield,    Tenn 6.25 

Nanie    Murphy,    Springfield,    Tenn 50.00 

Robert    Quirey,    Sullivan,    Ky 5.00 

Pat    Hogan,    Hickory    Valley,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   J.   B.   Byrn,   Mayfield,    Ky 10.00 

Floyd   Weymer,   Lincoln,   111 100.00 

C.  W.   Cloyd,   Bethnay,   111 25.00 

O.    C.    and    Edna    Hoskins,    Bethnay,    111 25.00 

Mrs.   W.   W.    Bankson,    Bethnay,   111 25.00 

W_.    W.    Bankson,    Bethnay,    111 100.00 

Bernice    Bankson,    Bethnay,    111 25.00 

Mrs.    Joe    Bailey,    Conchetta,    Miss 5.00 

B.  L.     Palmer,     Friendship,     Tenn 5.00 

Ira  S.  Barger,  Stone  Fort,  111 20.00 

R.    P.    Jones,    Galatla,    111 20.00 

A.  M.  Smith,  Cookeville,   Tenn 2.50 

Mr.  and  Mrs.   T.  M.   Blakemore,  Prairie   Grove,  Ark 26.00 

Miss    Rebecca    Morris,    Memphis,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    E.    B.    Parr,    Kerrville,    Tenn 5.00 

Bessie    C.    Morris,    Pete^rsburg,    Tenn 12.50 

Rev.    John    R.    Morris,    Petersburg,    Tenn •....  12.50 

Rev.   John   R.   Morris,   Petersburg,   Tenn 5.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  161 

C.    W.    Brevard,    Union    City,    Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.    Annie   H.    Jones,    Chattanoog-a,    Tenn 10.00 

$  1,384.25 
11-23-20— 

Mrs.    Annie    H.   Jones,    Chattanoog-a,    Tenn 25.00 

A.    H.    Baird,    Jackson,    Tenn 25.00 

A.  H.   Baird,   Jackson,   Tenn .75 

J.    A.    Jones,    Scottsboro,    Ala 12.50 

Mrs.   Minnie   McClure,    Carlton,    Texas    10.00 

J.    M.    Calhoun,    Troy,    Tenn 3.75 

Miss   Emma  Hardin,    Chicago,   111 2.00 

Tom    Reynolds,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   W.   F.   Marshall,   Nashville,   Tenn 10.00 

Miss    Frances    Marshall,    Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Charlotte    G.    Seagle,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 25.00 

Metta   Bard,    Water   Valley,    Ky 2.50 

N.   E.   Williams,   Cedar   Bluff,   Miss 3.75 

L.    W.    Hunter,    Pochantus,    111 12.50 

Marvin   Rodgers,    Elbridge,    Tenn 2.50 

J.  D    Pigg,   Elbridge,   Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    R.    F.    Roark,    Little    Cypress,    Ky 100.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Guy  Rudolph,  Little  Cypress,   Ky 30.00 

E.    P.    Dodds,    Jackson,    Tenn 75.00 

Mrs.    J.    C.    Bennett,    Pheba,    Miss 5  00 

John   A.    Johnson,    Mt.   Home,    Ark 25.00 

Mrs.   M.   E.   Patten,   McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

Coppa   M.    Patten,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

J.    E.    Dunn,    Cedar   Hill,    Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.    J.    E.    Dunn,    Cedar   Hill,    Tenn 2.50 

E.   P.  Dodds,   Jackson,   Tenn 5.00 

V.    E.    White,    Union    City,    Tenn 6.23 

Mrs.    Vallie   White,    Union   City,    Tenn 6.23 

Mrs.    John    Caruthers,    West    Point,    Miss 12.50 

A.    A.    Alexander,    Mt!    Julie*     Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    K.    M.    Benson,    Dayton,    Tenn 12.50 

W.    C.   Cantrell,    Gallatin,   Tenn 20.00 

Anna   Lee    Buckner,    Nashville,    Tenn 6.25 

Joe   Ashley   and   AVife,   Manchester,   Tenn 2.00 

Mrs.   Necie   P.    Dorris,    Providence,    Ky 3.00 

Miss    Gertie    Springfield     Providence,    Ky     25.00 

Francis    H.    Holtcamp,    Loogootie,    111 10.00 

Lenora    Thomas,    Sacramento,    Ky 3.75 

R.    C.   Parks  and   Wife,    Chelsea,   Okla 40.00 

M.  Bird  Parks,  Jennie  Parks,  Elrrier  Parks,  Chelsea,  Okla 15.00 

T.    G.    Grundy,    Bremen,    Ky 25.00 

J.    W.    Switzer,    Paducah,    Ky 6.00 

Frank    Wiley,    Water    Valley,    Ky 10.00 

W.   M.    Cockrille,   Sage,   Ark 5.00 

Jeannette   D.   Jones,   White  House,    Ky 6.25 

Mrs.    N.    A.   Mallory,    Cleburne,    Texas    1.00 

J.   R.    Johnson,   Bowling   Green,   Mo 5.00 

Alice    Beddingfield,    Covington,    Tenn 10.00 

$  677.21 
12-2-21 — 

S.    W.    Beddingfield,    Covingston,    Tenn 10.00 

Louis    Duginger.    New    Holland,    111 25.00 

I.    J.    Phelps,    Little    Cypress,    Ky 12.50 

Miss   Eva   Kenamer,    Columbus   City,    Ala 100.00 


162                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Mrs.    Rouine   Coleman,    Burnt   Prairie,    111 2.50 

G.    E.    Coleman,    Burnt    Prairie,    111 7.50 

Olive    Zimmerman,    Dewitt,    111 10.00 

W.    R.    Phillips,    Newbern,    Tenn .' 10.00 

W.   B.   McShan,   Dallas,    Texas    50.00 

Julius    C.    Plog,    Greenville,    111 2.50 

Miss   Robbie    Wiley,    Halls,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    W.    B.    Summers,    Stewart,    Tenn ' 2.50 

Tom    Dickson,    Trezevant,    Tenn 5.00 

H.     Tilig-ham,     Kenton,     Tenn 50.00 

M.    M.    Needham,    Kenton,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.   J.   S.   Sharp.    Kenton,    Tenn 50.00 

John    C.    Paris,    Kenton,    Tenn 5.00 

R.    C    .Tilig-ham,    Kenton.    Tenn 7.50 

T.    S.    Needham,    RutTierford.    Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.   W.  N.   Smith.   Kenton.   Tenn 2.50 

Miss   Ida   Smith,    Kenton,    Tenn 2.50 

C.     M.     Fleming-,     Kenton,     Tenn 5.00 

R.    R.   Telig-ham,    Kenton,   Tenn 25.00 

Sullivan    Sharp.    Kenton,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  M.  E.  Ne-well,   Kenton,   Tenn 5.00 

John   Webb,    Kenton,    Tenn 2.00 

Mrs.    Bob    Eddlemon.    Kenton,    Tenn .50 

Mrs.    E.    S.    Fleming.    Kenton.    Tenn 10.00 

Seth    Eddlemon.    Kenton.    Tenn 10.00 

W.   B.   Tyson,   Kenton,   Tenn 5.00 

W.     E.     Dodd,     Kenton,     Tenn 25.00 

A.   G.   Draug-hon.    Cedar  Hill,    Tenn 12.50 

C.   T.   Elmore,   Maben,   Miss 1.25 

W.    G.    Ne-wberry,    Monroe,    Tenn 6.00 

A.   G.   Keisling,   Livingston.   Tenn 10.00 

W.  C.   Murphy,   Hilhan,    Tenn 10.00 

J.    S.    Paine,    Kerrville,    Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.  S.  B.  Everett,  Long  Vie-w,  Texas   5.00 

Mrs.   Joe   Bailey,   Conchetta,   Miss 5.00 

E.    J.    Gilbreath,    Columbia,    Tenn 25.60 

Mrs.    Lena   Luton,    La   Center,    Ky 2.50 

H.  E.   Morrow,   La  Center,   Ky 12.50 

Miss   Ruth   Cook,   Farmington,    Tenn 6.25 

R.    B.    Thomas,    Huntington,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.    Lyda   Walker,    Oliver    Springs,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  F.  M.  Payne.  Mrs.  Mary  H.   Lance,   Columbus,   Miss 10.00 

Mrs.   S.   E.  Marney,   Jayton.   Texas    10.00 

Mrs.   C.  D.   Alderson.   Birmingham.   Ala 25.00 

Mrs.  R.  C.  Hurn,  Big  Heart.  Okla 2.50 

$  731.60 
12-13-20 — 

W.   L.    Howell    (deceased).    Rutherford,    Tenn 100.00 

John     Massey.     Kelson,     Tenn 5.00 

loma    Truebe,    Pocohontas,    111 10.00 

Frank    Haines,    Lincoln.    Ill 25.00 

Mrs.    Mary    E.    Smith,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

R.    D.    Rhea,    Tecumseh,    Okla 5.00 

Allen    Billinger,    Bexar.    Ark 10.00 

Mrs.   Margariete   Whitfield,   Whit,   Ark 5.00 

Mrs.   Rhoda  E.    Campbell,   Dolph,    Ark 5.00 

E.    A.    Ferryman,    Dolph,    Ark '. 20.00 

J.   C.   Ferryman,   Calico   Rock,    Rrk 15.00 

Roy   Perryman,    Calico    Rock,    Ark 25.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  163 

Phillip    Wayland,    Calico    Rock,    Ark 15.00 

G.    W.    Killian,    Whit,    Ark 10.00 

J.  C.   Dillard,   luka.  Ark 10.00 

Willie   Whitfield,   Whit,   Ark 2.50 

R.    K.    Fisher,    Union    City,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.  R.   K.  Fisher,  Union  City,   Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.   Velna   Woods,   Union   City,    Tenn 2.50 

Mary  B.   Ottley,   Columbus,   Miss 10.00 

Miss    Temple    Walton,    Toone,    Tenn 8.50 

T.   A.   Headden,   Trimble,    Tenn 6.25 

T.   A.    Cleghorn,    Erin,    Tenn 2.50 

C.   T.   Canfield,   Mt.   Pleasant,   Ark 5.00 

Robert  Boone,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Ark 13.00 

L.    T.    Evans,    Mt.    Pleasant,    Ark 50.00 

W.   L.   Parks,   Lincoln,    111 5.00 

J.    L.    Michaels,    Scottsboro,    Ala 25.00 

Ambrose   Jeffrey,   Mt.   Olive,   Ark 10.00 

Sallie   Jeffrey,    Mt.    Olive,    Ark 50.00 

Mrs.  E.  J.  McSpadden,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Ark 2.00 

Mrs.    E.    F.    Thomas,    Huron,    Tenn 4.00 

J.    S.    Teague,    Sr.,    Luray,    Tenn 50.00 

N.    E.    Reid,    Allsboro,    Ala 6.00 

Levi   Wilson,   Milan,   Tenn 100.00 

John   S.    Booker,    Dewitt,    111 25.00 

Alta    E.    Lafferty,    Devi^itt,    111 25.00 

C.    C.    Cornell,    Oak    Grove,    Ky 2.50 

Mrs.  L.   M.  Smith,   Fulton,   Ky 5.00 

John  R.   George,   Union  City,   Tenn 25.00 

Hubert'  Smith,    Searcy,    Ark 10.00 

Mrs.   L.    B.    Hall,    Caruthersville,    Mo 5.00 

J.    S.    Maloney,    Greenville,    Tenn 50.00 

Mr.    and   Mrs.    Joseph    Schott,    Lincoln,    111 50.00 

A.    C.    Morrow,    Mt.    Pleasant,    Ark 5.00 

S.  E.  Rodman,   Sharon,  Tenn.    .< 6.25 

Miss   Evie    Wash,    Sharon,    Tenn 50.00 

J.   W.   Chandler,   Sharon,   Tenn .■ 50.00 

W.    A.    Lackey,    Sharon,    Tenn 100.00 

O.   L.   Marlar,    Sharon,    Tenn 100.00 

J.   E.   Meachem,    Sturgis,   Ky 10.00 

Hazel   Pittard,    Grand  Cane,   La 5.00 

Mrs.    Maude    Delaney,    Kirksey,    Ky 5.00 

Daniel  Quirey,   Sullivan,   Ky 6.25 


%  1,162.25 

12-27-20 — 

W.   M.   Quirey,   Sullivan,    Ky 37.50 

Ira  and  Nora  Bell,  Wingo,  Ky 1.25 

Mrs.   R.   W^.   Edwards,   Smyrna,   Tenn 5.00 

W.    L.    Welcker,    KnoxvMle,    Tenn 100.00 

E.   H.   Wiggand,   Dallas,    Texas    25.00 

J.   M.    Bateman,    Erin,    Tenn 25.00 

Miss  Ruth  Edwards,  Wingo,   Ky 10.00 

Shiloh    Sunday   School,   Virginia,    111 23.00 

James  R.  Parks,  Lincoln,  111 50.00 

Mrs.    Fannie    Jensen,    Timewell,    111 25.00 

Mrs.  J.  B.  Mullins,  Greenfield,  Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.    Herbert    Galey,    Greenfield,    Tenn 5.00 

J.  E.  Ragsdale,  Jacksonville,   Texas    10.00 

Lelia    Bell    Gray,    Centerville,    Ala 1.25 

Mrs.   W.  M.    Ellard,   Vance,  Ala 2.5(? 


164                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

W.    M.    Bllard,    Vance,    Ala ; 2.5C 

S.    G.    Herring-,    Woodstock,    Ala 10.00 

J.   L.    Baker,    McKenzie,    Tenn 25.00 

Rev.   Robert   S.    Hudson,    Gaylesville,   Ala ' fa. 00 

Mrs.  C.   C.  Keatley,  Arlington,   Tenn 7.50 

Sallie    Giliam,    Manchester,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   Noma   Faw,    Caddo,    Texas    10.00 

A.    Lessley   Faw,    Eliasville,    Texas 25.00 

Mrs.    Mollie    E.    Mitchell,    Windsor,    111 25.00 

Miss    Mary    Anna    Allen,    Jackson,    Tenn 5.00 

C.    D.    Livingston,    Hilhan,    Tenn 10.00 

A.   K.   Nolan,   Livingston,   Tenn 10.00 

George    R.    Fowler,    Petersburg,    Tenn 25  50 

J.    H.    Gilbreath,    Corsicana,    Texas    100.00 

Earl    Meador,    Elbridge,    Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.    J.    A.    Walton,    Bethanq,    111 50.00 

Bishop    Bryant,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 8.75 

E.   C.   Seagle    (for  H.    S.    S.),    Chattanooga,   Tenn 100.00 

L   W.   Cochran,   Newbern,   Tenn 10.00 

A.    R.    Carmack,    Hilham,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    B.    H.    Holland,    Springfield,    Tenn 50.00 

Miss   Gladys   Holland,    Springfield,    Tenn 50.00 

Ruth   C.    Biddle,   Clarksville,    Tenn 15.00 

Dantzell    Tarr,    Bethany,    111 .50 

Frank    McDonald,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 500.00 

J.    C.    Boncher,    Rutherford,    Tenn 50.00 

Edna  Joyce   King,    Wilderness,    Mo 10.00 

S.  G.  Bolton,   Nashville,   Tenn 12.50 

N.  M.   Hudson,   Stewart,   Tenn 5.00 

James    W.    Chesser,    Anniston,    Ala • 2.50 

H.   A.    Crawford,   Chattanooga,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    J.    A.    Ellard,    Vance,    Ala 5.00 

J.    A.    Ellard,    Vance,    Ala 10.00 

Mlrs.    H.    Roberts,    Manchester,    Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.   S.  T.  Cathey,  Mellville,  Ark 5.00 

Miss   Eula   Ellard,    Woodstock,    Ala 5.00 

R.    F.    Jones,    Hillham,    Tenn. 10.00 


$  1,564.00 
1-8-21 — 

M.    A.   Seay,    Water  Valley,    Ky 25.00 

John    W.    Light,    Greenbrier,    Tenn 7.50 

Mrs.    G.    O.    Hubberts,    Arlington,    Tenn 5.00 

Jennie    Conyers,    Melbourne,    Ark 5.00 

Monroe  Conyers,   Melbourne,   Ark 5.00 

Dentzell    Conyers,    Melbourne,    Ark 5.00 

T.    A.    Conyers,    Melbourne,    Ark 10.00 

Wm.    Thomas   Dale,   Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

S.   H.   Vestal.    Santa   Fe,   Tenn 12.50 

G.    B.    Harrell,    Manchester,    Tenn 5.00 

W.    T.    James,    Vance,    Ala 2.50 

Roy,  Cowan,    Cowan,    Tenn 15.00 

Mrs.   P.   A.   Harp,    Cowan,    Tenn 5.00 

Charles  C.   Looney,    Cowan,    Tenn 75.00 

H.    C.    Kinningham,    Cowan,    Tenn 5.00 

Edna  J.  Looney,   Cowan,  Tenn 10.00 

J.    D.    Prince,    Cowan,    Tenn 5.00 

E.    S.   Rabey,    Fayetteville,    Tenn 25.00 

M.   W.   Thornton,    Fayetteville,   Tenn 25.00 

H.    W.    Myers,    Fayetteville,    Tenn 10.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  165 

Mrs.    Maude   Tallman,    Fayetteville,    Tenn 2.50 

Miss  Ellen  Orick,  Fayetteville,  Tenn 2.50 

II.    L.    Hinch,    Fayetteville,    Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.   J.    S.    Rag'sdale,    Manchester,    Tenn 3.75 

Mrs.    De'Roy    Pearson,    Jackson,    Tenn 25.00 

John  A.   Pless,  Dover,  Ark 30.00 

Mrs.    S.    G.    Herring-,    Woodstock,    Ala 5.00 

V.    T.    Rosser,    Vance,    Ala 5.00 

Mrs.   Joe   Crouch,   Bellbuckle,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   M.   P.   Boyd,   Lewisburg,   Tenn 25.00 

L.  L.    Harle,   Cleveland,    Tenn 50.00 

Rev.    J.    E.    Cortner,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 12.50 

S.    T.    Moore,    Princeton,    Ky 25.00 

Wm.    W.    Moore,    Princeton,    Ky 6-25 

T.   H.   Carter,   Princeton,   Ky 10.00 

J.   M.   Cude,    Bethel   Springs,    Tenn 15.00 

Judge   C.   L.    Henderson,   Princeton,    Ky 10.00 

R.  L.  Allcock,  Lowes,   Ky 20.00 

S.   G.   Gore,   Gainesboro,   Tenn 5.00 

J.    H.    Stillman,    Starkville,    Miss 25.00 

L.    E.    Burchard,    Melber,    Ky 2.50 

Joy.ce    Pierceall,    Melber,    Ky 1-25 

Ruby   Herring,    Woodstock,    Ala 2.50 

Edward    O.    Morris,    Columbus,    Miss 12.50 

Rae   Steele,    Vance,   Ala 5.00 

Rev.   W.   L.   Kinslow,    Caglesville,    Ark 5.00 

Mrs.   H.   B.   Staggers,   Birmingham,   Ala 25.00 

J.    B.    Chesser,    Vance,    Ala 5.00 

Miss   Alta  Long,    Lincoln,    III 12.50 

J.    B.    Gallaher,    Knoxville,    Tenn 25.00 

A.  M.    Cowden,    Straven,    Ala 50.00 

B.  L.    Smalling,    Cleveland,    Tenn 30.00 

Wm.    M.    Neeley,    Lawrenceburg,    Tenn 25.00 

$  763.75 
1-21-21— 

Mrs.   J.    S.   Musgrove,    Huckabay,    Texas    15.60 

John  L.   Rose,   Cowan,   Tenn 12.50 

W.    P.    Chestnut,    Bowling    Green,    Ky 25.00 

Mrs.   W.  F.  Chestnut,  Bowling  Green,   Ky 25.00 

F.  A.    Seagle,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 250.00 

Rev.   G.  E.  Greer,  Hatton,  Ark 75.00 

G.  W.    Charlton,    Walter   Hill,   Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.   M.    Hutchison,    Hendersonville,    Tenn 10.00 

P.    P.    Johnson,    McKenzie,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.   P.   F.    Jonnson,   McKenzie,   Tenn 6.50 

J.   W.   Davis,   Sharon,   Tenn 6.25 

H.    B.    Reeves,    Dixon,    Miss 10.00 

Ray  C.  Becton,  Dyer,  Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  Mary  M.   Graff,  Evansville,   Ind 10.00 

Sam    Chesser,    Vance,    Ala 10.00 

Mrs.  Joe  Armstead,  Clarksville,  Tenn 15.00 

Mrs.   J.   H.    Patrick,    Clarksville,    Tenn 5.00 

Rev.   W.   R.   Harber,    Olney,    Texas    15.00 

C.  L    Laws,    Fairfield,    111. 10.00 

Walter    J.    Cowan,    Cowan,    Tenn 5.00 

Cora  Dickson,  Attalla,  Ala 5.00- 

W.    C.    Davis,    Cookeville,    Tenn 10.00 

E.    J.    Hargroeder,    Lewisburg,    Ky 12.50 

Two  Friends,   Greenwood,  Ark 1.00 


!CG                 MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Eev.  Robert  S.  Hudson,  Gaylesville,  Ala \5.00 

Ray    Kennedy,    Irvington,    Ky iO.OO 

Mrs.     Bettie    White,    Friendship,    Tenn 20.00 

Durwood  While,   Friendship,  Tenn 10.00 

G.    T.    White,    Friendship,    Tenn e 100.00 

Mrs.  Herbert  Matlock,   Beech  Bluff,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Robert   W.   Matlock,    Beech   Bluff,    Tenn 2.50 

R.   A.   Priddy  and   Wife,   Central   Memphis,   Tenn 100.00 

Tenn.    Synod   Colleg-e,    Fayetteville,    Tenn 1,061.50 

•William    Mayfleld,    Lawndale,    111 25.00 

Mrs.   Mary  Hodges   Milner,    Fulton,    Ky 10.00 

R.    A.    Williams,    Ripley,    Tenn 50.00 

G.  W.  and  E.  W.   Clement,  Humboldt,   Tenn 900.00 

G.  W.  and  E.  W.  Clement,   Humboldt,   Tenn 8.00 

Mrs.    Carrilla   Clement,    Humboldt,   Tenn 10.00 

J.   B.    Doherty,    Humboldt,    Tenn 5.00 

J.  H.  Overett,  Humboldt,  Tenn 5.00 

J.     F.    Baxter,     Ardmore,     Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    James    M.    Harris,    Fayetteville,    Tenn 5.00 

B.   H.    Henderson   and   Wife,    Summerville,    Ky 15.30 

Curtis    Becton,    Dyer,    Tenn 6.25 

R.  P.  Morgan,  Cookeville,  Tenn 10.00 

John    Day   and   Wife,    Bulls    Gap,    Tenn 100.00 

Elizabeth    Murdock,    Bulls    Gap,    Tenn 50.00 

J.   M.   Bailey   and  Wife,   Little   Cypress,    Ky 100.00 

H.   D.   Lang,   Mayfleld,    Ky 100.00 

Mrs.   A.   F.   Trotter,   Sentinel,   Okla 10.00 

A.  C.    Trotter    Sentinel    Okla 10.00 

Eva  Deaver    Rimlap   Ala 2.50 

Eva   Deaver,    Rimlap,    Ala .30 

$  3,400.70 
1-31-20 — 

Mrs.   F.   E.   Deaver,   Remlap,   Ala 5.00 

Mrs.   F.   E.   Deaver,  Remlap,   Ala .60 

Mrs.   Mattie   Iliff,   Water  Valley,   Ky ' 1.00 

Mrs.   W.   A.   Stevens,   Water  Valley,    Ky .50 

Mrs.  M.  A.  Laird,  Saulsbury,   Tenn 5.00 

Miss    Jennie    Thompson,    Dayton,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    T.   A.   Adams,    Sharon,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    L.    Taylor,    Crider,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    Dora   Allen,    Cookeville,    Tenn 5.00 

J.   M.   Shank,   Afton,    Tenn 14.50 

Sallie   C.   Harmon,   Mohav^^k,    Tenn 25.00 

Mr.   and  Mrs.   J.   S.   Simpson,    Bienville,   La 3.00 

F.  M.    Gentry,   Dolph,    Ark 5.00 

Rev.  J.  A.  Waddle,  Sheridan,  Ark 50.00 

B.  R.   McBath,   Knoxville,   Tenli 2.50 

G.  P.   Montgomery,   Belfast,   Tenn 12.50 

Miss   Mary   J.   Patterson,    Lincoln,   111 50.00 

J.   W.   Watson,  Chattanooga,   Tenn 50.00 

Miss    Ellen   Price,    Jasper,    Tenn 10.00 

D.  T.  Carr,  Livingston,  Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   Lula  King,   Antioch,  Tenn 8.00 

Mrs.  John   Barnes,  Cowan,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   Francis  Couch,  Bulls  Gap,   Tenn 3.00 

Mrs.  M.  P.  Vaught,  Burnt  Prairie,   111 2.00 

Josie  Vaught,   Burnt  Prairie,   111 20.00 

Browdie    O.    Curry,    Nashville,    Tenn 1.00 

Mrs.   W.   W.   Bedwell,   Greenbrier,   Tenn 1.25 

S.  W.  Martin,  Atwood,   Tenn 5.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  167 

Miss    Sallie    Ferg-uson,    Birmingham,    Ala 7.00 

J.  H.   Ellis,   Broug-hton,   111 20.00 

Mrs.    L.    E.    Keifer,    Loudon,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   G.   O.   Hubbert,   Arling-ton,   Tenn 10.00 

J.    D.    Bondurent,    Kirksville,    Mo 10.00 

John    Garrett,    Moran,    Texas    25.00 

F.  M.    Middleton,    Hillsboro,    Texas    100.00 

Rev.  Y.   Whitfield,   Whit,  Ark 12.50 

Callie    Lou    Roach,    Milan,     Tenn 1*0.00 

Mrs.   H.    P.    Vincent,   Nashville,    Tenn 10.00 

W.    C.    Osburn,    Nashville,    Tenn 10.00 

J.    W.    Atkins,    Henry,    Tenn 12.50 

A.   B.   Bryant,   Atwood,   Tenn 25.00 

G.  W.   Tucker,   Union   City,   Tenn 6.25 

Miss  Hattie  Vaughn,   Burnt  Prairie,   111 5.00 

Mrs.  Zena  Bagwell,   Paducah,  Ky 10.00 

Riley  Wheeler  Bulls  Gap,  Tenn 8.00 

Cj'nthia   A.    Eshaman,    Lewisburg,    Tenn 25.00 

Miss   Bernice    Kirkpatrick,    Hendersonville,    Tenn 10.00 

W.    H.    Askew,    Stewart,    Tenn 7.50 

Mrs.   W.  H.  Askew,   Stewart,   Tenn 7.50 

Mrs.   S.    E.   Laird,    Maiseline,   Mo 5.00 

Eva   Deaver,    Tribune,    Ky 15.00 

Edward  Deaver,  Tribune,   Ky 1.00 

Alfred    Deaver,    Tribune,    Ky 1.00 

$  718.10 
2-5-21 — 

Mary   Deaver,  Tribune,   Ky 1.00 

S.  E.  Tucker,  Lowden,  Tenn 25.00 

D.  A.   Montgomery,   Edenwold,   Tenn 2.50 

Lon    Harkey,    Sharon,    Tenn 50.00 

F.    R.    Jones,    Hardin,    Ky 2.00 

Mrs.     Minnie    Beale,    Hardin,     Ky 1.00 

Mrs.    Eura   Johnston,    Hardin,    Ky 1.50 

Mrs.   M.  A.   Beale,   Hardin,    Ky 1.00 

W.   B.  Campbell,  Mt.  Home,  Ark 15.00 

J.    N.    Shelton,    Springfield,    111 5.00 

Mrs.    L.    E.    Ronton.    Ronton,    Tenn 5.00 

P.   Pittman,    Prairie   Grove,   Ark 1.00 

Mrs.  Mattie  Crane,   Petersburg,   Tenn 25.00 

Charles  Key,   Jackson,   Tenn 6.50 

C.    L.    Carmack,    Cleveland,    Tenn 10.00 

Herman  Waters,  Oak  Grove,  Ky 2.50 

H.  A.  Hawley,   Greenville,   111 5.00 

J.   E.   Brown,   McKenzie,   Tenn 40.00 

Mrs.  A.  D.  Bryant.  McKenzie,  Tenn 10.00 

H.    C.   Bryant,   McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

Nelle    McDonald,    McKenzie,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.  R.  C.  Parks,  Chelsea,  Okla 2.60 

R.   C.   Parks.    Chelsea,    Okla 7.80 

H.  S.  Somerlot,  Hickory  Riegd,  Ark 5.00 

Miss    Alma    Cowden,    Ceneonta,    Ala 10.00 

Morton  Cross,  Cincinnati,  Ohio   102.13 

T.   L.   Webb,    Christianna,    Tenn 15.00 

Mrs.    R.    L.    Mason,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    R.    L.    Mason,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    R.    P.    Abel,    Dayton,    Tenn 12. FO 

Ann   E.  Nichols,   Wisdom,    Ky 1.00 ' 

Mrs.  R.  B.  Bertrand,   Gallatin,   Tenn 50.00 


168 


MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY 


[May 


Mrs.    Oscar    Ferg-uson,    Columbus,    Miss 25.00 

A.   J.    Fuquay,    Columbus,    Miss 50.00 

Mrs.   T.  J.  Crisman,  Nashville,   Tenn 6.25 

Francis  Mitchell,  Nashville,   Tenn 10.00 

J.  H.   Wright;   Sharon,   Tenn     25.00 

W.    R.    Roulette,    Median,     Tenn 15.00 

Mrs.    Martha  Gillespie,    Sharon,   Tenn 3.00 

Mr.   and  Mrs.   M.  P.  Cockrell,   Marshall,   Texas    20.00 

H.     Durbin,     Irvington,     Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    Beele   Compton,    Whiteville,    Tenn 25.00 

J.   C.  McDaniel,   Pinson,   Tenn 50.00 

J.  L.  Rhodes,   Grand  Cane,  La 12.50 

Robert   E.    Patterson,    Pleasant   Shade,    Tenn 10.00 

Gertrude   Ventress,    Fairfield,    111 1.90 

J.   E.   Sloan,    Boons   Hill,   Tenn 20.00 

S.   H.   Humphreys,    Greenville,    Tenn 62.50 

Mrs.   Annie  A.   Willis,    Greenville,    Tenn 50.00 

Mrs.  Mag-g-ie  J.  Cloyd,  La  Fayette,  Tenn 7.50 

Macy    Miller    (Mrs.),    Dixon,    Ky 10.00 

R.    M.    Lisman,    Dixon,    Ky 90.00 

$  928.68 
2-10-21 — 

D.  M.    Mc Anulty,    Bolivar,    Tenn $  250.00 

Morrison    Bros.,    Burnt   Prairie,    111 200.00 

C.  R.  Morrison,  Burnt  Prairie,  111 5.00 

E.  E.   Dcaver,   Remlap,   Ala 5.00 

F.  E.  Deaver,  Remlap,  Ala .60 

Lee    Sheffey,    Mosheim,    Tenn 2.00 

J.    R.    Monohan,    Gainesville,    Texas    10.00 

Myrtle   Pope,   Springfield,    Tenn 15.00 

Mrs.   George  Ogden,   Broughton,   111 2.50 

George    Ogden,    Broughton,    111 2.50 

F.  Sheffey,    Mosheim,    Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.    Nannie    Harris,    Eaton,    Ga 5.00 

Rev.    J.    W.    West,    Monticello,    Ark 6.25 

G.  A.    Bruner,    Nashville,    Tenn 7.50 

W.    A.    Morrison,    Paducah,    Ky 10.00 

Miss  Ada  B.  Smith,  Murfreesboro,  Tenn 15.00 

Ben   Hicks,    Water   Valley,    Ky 12.50 

P.    L.    Pillow,    Water   Valley,    Ky. 5.00 

Mrs.    J.    C.    McLain,    Kassuth,    Miss 100.00 

Pearl    Eliner,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.  O.  W.  Odam,  Wingo,   Ky 10.00 

L.   W.   Odam,    Wingo,    Ky 5.00 

W.   C.   Martin  Mayfield,    Ky 12.50 

J.   J.   Walpole,   Atwood,   Tenn 20.00 

Claude    Woodlee    and   Wife,    McMinnville,    Tenn 10.00 

A.   E.    Ferguson,   Hickory  Valley,    Tenn 2.00 

W.    H.    Atteberry,    Decatur,    111 100.00 

F     R.    Bland,    Jackson,    Tenn 6.25 

Will   W.   Moore  S.   S.,   Princeton,   Ky 50.00 

jomith   Sellers,    Wheat,    Tenn 5.00 

Marion   T.   Morrison,   Burnt  Prairie,    111 5.00 

C.    E.    Ricks,    Grand    Cane,    La.     5.00 

Beulah    Bushart,    Fulton,    Ky 10.00 

J.   F.    S.   Wahl,    Owensboro,    Ky 4.00 

J.    E.    Rudolph    Paducah,    Ky 2.00 

Mrs.    M.    A.    Mitchell,    Whiteville,    Tenn 12.50 

Katherine    P.    Ewell,    Marshall,    Mo 15.00 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PEESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  169 

W.    p.    Ketring,    Hendersonville,    Tenn 10.00 

N.    B.    Burnett,    Owensboro,    Ky 12.50 

Mayme   Lovett,    Benton,    Ky 2.50 

J.   M.   Springer,   Atwood,   Tenn 20.00 

Aubrey    McMasters,    Mayfield,    Ky 100.00 

Mrs.    M.    O.    Shinault,    Mason,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    Geo.    P.    Hunt,    Mansfield,    La 8.00 

Irene    Brasel,    Muskogee,    Okla 2.50 

Mrs.    Jennie    Brasel,     Muskogee,     Okla 2.50 

Mrs.  T.  M.  Tillson,   Glencoe,  Ala 3.75 

Pearl    Lawrence,    Mill    Creek,    Okla 10.00 

Horace    Wallace,   Hendersonville,    Tenn 5.00 

R.    G.    Webster,    Whitevihe,    Tenn 5.00 

J.   C.   Hall,   Florence,   Tex 5.00 

R.    E.    Bonds,    Russelville,    Ark 20.00 


$  1,167.35 
2-14-21— 

Charles    Griffith,    Gaylesville,    Ala 2.50 

J.    S.    Bishop,    Joy,    Ky 20.00 

R.    A.    King,    Cottage    Grove,    Tenn 2.50 

Virgie    Magness,    Hardin,    Ky 10.00 

Lena    Copeland,    Hardin,     Ky 10.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.   S.   Hill  Sharon,  Tenn 50.00 

Geo.    H.    Brashears,    Boonsville,    Tenn 100.00 

R.   L.   Roark,    Paducah,    Ky 100.00 

A.     L.     Kirkpatrick,     Arlington,     Tenn 5.00 

C.    L.    Neeely,    Brunswick,    Tenn 2.50 

J.    C.    Sugg,    Fulton,    Ky 6.25 

C.    G.    Tiligham,    Kenton,    Tenn 12.50 

N.    A.    Browder,    Henderson,    Tenn '  7.50 

Mrs.    J.    R.    Shelton,    Lewisburg,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    Dora    Jenkins,    Lewisburg,    Ky 20.00 

Mrs.    H.    F.    Stores,    Central   City,    Ky 25.00 

Mrs.    Martin   Moore,    Central   City,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    S.    H.    Hudlow,    Memphis,    Tenn 12.50 

J.  R.  Hughes,   Wife  and  Daughter,   Franklin,   Tenn. 9.15 

Mrs.    R.    L.    McCullough,    Murfreesboro,    Tenn 20.00 

John    Peters,    Central    City,    Ky 10.00 

C.    E.     Smiley,     Goodlettsville,     Tenn 10.00 

H.   B.   Haynes,   Henry,   Tenn 15.00 

Mytice    Calohan    Nashville    Tenn 10.00 

H.    G.    Barter,    Elkton,    Ky 35.00 

Mrs.  J.   W.   Chesnut,   Elkton,  Ky 5.00 

R.    E.    Duke,    Sharon,    Tenn 6.25 

C.    L.    Walker,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 100.00 

Miss    Laura    TV'alker,    Dyersburg,    Tenn ■ 100.00 

F.    W.    Luscombe,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 25.00 

T.    E.    Hallman,    Huntington,    W.    Va ,     10.50 

Mrs.     Sarah    Larkin,     Gleason,    Tenn 10.00 

Clara   C.    Lasley,   Troy,    Tenn 20.00 

Mrs.    J.    L.    Culley,    Bonanza,    Ark .  .  2.50 

W.    R.    Fletcher,    Brinkman,    Okla , 5.00 

Mary    Louise    Gambell,    Nashville,    Tenn 10.00 

J.    H.    Edmiston,    Rutherford,    Tenn 13.12 

Jennie   Mary   Myers,    Palmyra,   Tenn 2.50 

Lucy  Myers,  Palmyra,   Tenn 2.50 

Julian   Myers,    Palmyra,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   H.   P.   Myers,   Palmyra,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    Lillie    Guion,    Russellville,    Ky 10.00 


170                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENEEAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

H.    F.    Braselton,    Russellville,    Ky 25.00 

Rev.    K.    I.    Ingram,    Russellville,    KTy 5.00 

Dan     Cotton,     Dyersburg,     Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    C.   P.   West;   Atoka,    Tenn 5.00 

C.    F.    Peacock,    Plant    City,    Fla 20.00 

Rev.    G.    W.    Burroughs,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 25,00 

Rev.    G.    W.    Burroughs,    Chattanooga,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    J.    H.    Bray,    Greenville,    Ky 10.00 

J.    J.    Rice,    Greenville,    Ky 25.00 

H.  P.  Myers,   Palmyra,   Tenn 5.00 


$  992.77 

2-19-20 — 

C.    M.    Howard,    Greenville,    Ky 35.00 

Hazel    Duvall,    Greenville,    Ky 25.00 

B.  G.    Rice,    Greenville,    Ky 25.00 

Mrs.    Maude    Shaver,    Greenville,    Ky 20.00 

John    T.    Reynolds,    Greenville,    Ky 50.00 

E.   J.   Puryear,    Greenville,   Ky 100.00 

S.   C.   Eaves,    Greenville,    Ky 50.00 

Lena   E.   Rice,    Greenville,    Ky 10.00 

Charles  Everett,  Union  City,  Tenn 25.00 

W.    P.    Keenan,    Trenton,    Tenn 10.00 

Gus    Lamb,    Hardin,    Ky 5.00 

T.  D.   Sanderson,    Pleasant   Shade,   Tenn 15.00 

Mrs.   S.    P.   Looney,    Paris,    Tenn 10.00 

C.  Hesson,    Pleasant    Shade,    Tenn 10.00 

J.     P.     Fox,     Petersburg,     Tenn 5.00 

W.  J.  Walker,   Rutherford,   Tenn 25.00 

E.   P.   Earhart,    Lubbock,   Texas 100.00 

A.  C.   Buchanan,    Meeker,   Colo 10.00 

Mrs.    W.    T     Bradford,    Humboldt,    Tenn 10.00 

G.    L.    Ragle,    Cone,    Texas    100.00 

I.    L.    Milner,    Leitchfield,    Ky .  20.00 

Miss  Mollie   Walkup,  Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.   Nannie    Murphy,   Maxon   Mill,    Ky 25.00 

R.    S.    Russell,    Whiteville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mr.    and   Mrs.    M.    S.    Reding,    Delight,    Ark 25.00 

E.    C.    Waters,    Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    E.    C.    Waters,    Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

I.    Logan    Taylor,     Crider,     Ky 10.00 

Artie   Arnold,    Kenton,    Tenn 5.00 

Dr.    C.    C.    Powell,    Kenton,    Tenn 12.50 

Edward  Arnold,   Kenton,   Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.     T.     D.     Pickens',     Gurley,     Ala ■ 25.00 

J.    C.    Griffin,    Friendship,    Tenn 6.25 

Dewitt   Winkler,   Philpot,    Ky 50.00 

Mrs.    J.    W.    Curtis,    McKenzie,    Tenn 20.00 

Rev.   S.  N.   Milligan,   Jacksonville,    Ala 15.00 

Miss   Cora   E.   Hall,    Memphis,    Tenn 50.00 

C.    J.    Burroughs,    Neshoba,     Miss 4.00 

J.   C.   Hester,    Paducah,   Ky 10.00 

Ola  Young,  Leitchfield,  Ky 5.00 

Mrs.   W.   D.    Cannon,   Marion,    Ky 10.00 

Ed.    Solomon,    Milan,    Tenn 10.00 

B.  W.    Brown,    Newbern,    Tenn 12.50 

W.    F.    Shaw,    Savannah,    Tenn 25.00 

Grace    Wayland,    Mt.    Home,    Ark 5.00i 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  171 

Mrs.  John  Poteet,  Oak  Grove,  Mo 1.50 

Miss    Ida    St.    Clair,    Oak    Grove,    Mo. 50.00 


$  1,061.75 
2-24-21 — 

F.  J.    Broyles,    Greenville,    Tenn 5.00 

G.  B.    Tuck,    Appleton,    Ark 2.50 

Harry   B.    Bracey,    Greenbrier,    Tenn 5.00 

Neal    Quirey,    Sullivan,    Ky 20.00 

J.   B.    McNeill,    Culleoka,    Tenn 1.00 

R.    M.    Paschal,    Puryear,    Tenn 50.00 

W.   E.   Jones,   Newbern,    Tenn 30.00 

E.  E.    Graven,    Troy,    Tenn 10.00 

J.    J.    Beasley,    M.D.,    Pleasant'   Shade,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   Maude    Clinard,    Springfield,    Tenn 2.50 

R.    S.    Joyner,    Edenwold,    Tenn 25.00 

Logan    Joyner,    Edenwold,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    L.    Gentry,    luka.    Ark 2.00 

Walter    McConnell,    Marion,     Ky 50.00 

Fred    Copper,    New    Holland,    111 50.00 

G.    D.   Johns,   Lewisburg,    Ky 6.25 

Mrs.   C.  S.   Curtis,   French  Camp,   Miss 10.00 

J.    R.    Mercer,    Greenville,    Tenn 50.00 

Paris   Myers,    Mosheim,    Tenn 20.00^ 

L.     H.     Lamb,     Tribune,     Ky 3.00 

P.    H.    Lamb,    Tribune,    Ky 10.00 

J.    T.    Henderson,    Memphis,    Tenn 25.00 

Mary  S.   Crider,  Tribune,   Ky 1.00 

Mrs.  H.  L.  Northern,  Lebanon,  Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    W.    H.    Wallace,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

W.   Mitt  Woody,   Columbia,   Tenn 5.00 

Abb    Adkinson,    Columbia,    Tenn 50.00 

G.    W.   Maxwell   and   Wife,    Watertown,   Tenn 4.00 

Rev.   J.   T.   Buck,    New  London,    Iowa    25.00 

A.   L.    Eubanks,    Spring   Creek,    Tenn 5.00 

F.  L.    Exum,    Spring   Creek,   Tenn 5.00 

Rev.   G.    G.   Halliburton,    Birmingham,   Ala 6.25 

Mrs.    S.   Allen,    Birmingham,    Ala 5.00 

Mrs.    J.    T.    West,     Birmingham,    Ala 5.00 

Minnie    McCoy,    Jamestown,    Ala 1.25 

Mrs.    Emma   Nichols,    Slick    Rock,    Ky 2.50 

E.    M.    Brady,    Fulton,    Ky 10.00 

Mrs.    R.    W.    VanHoosen,    Marion,    Ky 5.00 

Ashton     Wright,     Bremen,     Ky 1.00 

J.    D.    Jenkins,    Lisman,    Ky 12.50 

Mrs.    M.    B.    McConnell,    Marion,    Ky 2.50 

J.   R.    Newman,    Kenton,    Tenn .' 5.00 

W.    L.    Dollins,    Tribune,    Ky 1.00 

Ima    Dollins,     Tribune,     Ky 1.00 

Ina    Dollins,     Tribune,    Ky 1.00 

Laura    Dollins,    Tribune,    Ky 1.00 

Bethel    Leman,    Tribune,    Ky 1.00 

Billie    Pigg,    Columbia,    Tenn 5.00 

T.    E.    Short,    Petersburg,    Tenn 10.00 

J.    W. 'Petty,    Santa    Fe,    Tenn 10.00 

$  603.25 
2-26-21 — 

A.   S.    Gray,    Greenville,    Tenn 25.00  • 

J.  A.  Pickens,  Tribune,   Ky 3.00 


172                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Mrs.   J.   A.    Pickens,   Tribune,    Ky 2.00 

E.   Z.   Leech,   Atwood,   Tenn 12.50 

Neal   Conyers,   Mt.    Pleasant,   Ark 5.00 

L.  D.  Miles,  Herndon,   Ky 6.25 

Rev.   J.   A.   Russell,    Hartville,    Mo 25.00 

Rev.    J.    J.    Cobb,    Kelso,    Tenn 25.00 

Sid    S.    Bond,    Jackson,    Tenn 100.00 

Maggie    Beckner,    Tribune,     Ky 2.00 

J.    F.    Frye,    Trenton,    Tenn 2.50 

J.   E.   West,   Sacramento,   Ky 12.50 

R.   B.   Baker    (Mrs.),   Fredonia,   Ky 3.00 

R.   B.   Baker    (Mrs.),   Fredonia,   Ky 7.00 

Mrs.    J.    V.    Stovall,    Martin,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    M.    Parker,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 100.00 

Mrs.    C     E.    Johnson,    Springfield,    Tenn ■ 6.25 

Miss    Minnie    Brame,    Herndon,    Ky 25.00 

Nancy  Jane   Pendleton,   La   Fayette,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    Ada    Haynes,    McKenzie,    Tenn 25.00 

Fannie    Riggins,    Clarksville,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    Gertrude   Ridley,   Halls,    Tenn 5.00 

J.    E.    Hall,    Lincoln,    111 40.00 

J.    L.    Barnhill,    Providence,    Ky 25.00 

Mrs.   J.   R.   Brame,   Herndon,   Ky 10.00 

J.  B.   Cross,  Wheat;  Tenn '. 10.00 

L.   L.   McSpadden,    Mt.    Pleasant,    Ark 10.00 

G.  H.   Muse,   Troy,   Tenn 10.00 

J.    A.    Birdwell,    Megorgel,    Texas    10.00 

G.    T.    Spicer,    Rumsey,    Ky 10.00 

J.    F.    Perry,    Aetna,    Tenn 10.00 

3-2-21— 

Mr.   and   Mrs.    G.   W.   Hamilton,    Martel,    Tenn 15.00 

E.   W.    Stanley,    White   Plains,    Ky 3.00 

Donnie   White,   Mt.    Enterprise,   Texas    10.00 

R.    H.    Derryberry,    Jackson,    Tenn 60.00 

Mr.    and  Mrs.    P.    H.    Shea,   Ramer,    Tenn 40.00 

W.    D.    Jones,    Broughton,    111 10.00 

W.    F.    Hunter   and    Wife,    White    Plains,    Ky 2.00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Claud  B.  Sisk,  Madisonville,  Ky 10.00 

Mr.   and   Mrs.   A.   V.   Layman,   Leitchfleld,   Ky 5.00 

Lattie    Herron,    Marion,    Ky 1.00 

Mrs.    M.    F.    Travis,   Marion,    Ky 1.00 

Sallie    Travis,    Marion,     Ky 2.00 

L.    D.    Parnell,    McKenzie,    Tenn 5.00 

L.    D.    Parnell,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

T.    C.    Newman.    Savannah,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.   J    J.   Black,   Lenow,   Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    J.    C.   McAdoo,   Memphis,    Tenn 10.00 

E.   A.   Clayton,   Hammond,    Ind 1.00 

B.    J.    Stout,    Hilham,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.   Lessie    Province,    McKenzie,    Tenn 10.00 

Ray  McDonald,   Chattanooga,    Tenn 5.00 


$  777.00 

Monroe    C.    Jones,    Birmingham,    Ala 5.00 

H.   B.  Matlock,   Beech   Bluff,   Tenn 5.00 

Thomas    P.    Calhoun,    Nashville,    Tenn 20.00 

E.  O.  Bagwell   (R.  L.   St.  John),  Paducah,  Ky 50.00 

Edwin    F.    Lawis,    Paris,     Tenn •5.00 

Mrs.    Christiana    Blum,    Evansville,    Ind 5.50 


1921]             CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  173 

John   A.   Hollomon,    Kenton,    Tenn 50.00 

M.     M.     Delashint,     Brighton      Tenn 10.00 

Ethel    Delashint,    Brighton,    Tenn .  .  2.00 

Mr.   and   Mrs.    Herman   Egger,   Caledania,    Miss 2.50 

T.    H.    McKee,    Columbia,    Tenn 40.00 

Grover    Winkler,    Philpot,    Ky 25.00 

T.    F.    Stovall,    Rives,    Tenn 25.00 

Clint    Ferguson,    Whiteville,    Tenn '. 14.00 

J.   A.    Morris,   Murray,    Ky 25.00 

Mrs.    Florence   Morris,    Murray,    Ky 12.50 

Grover     Winkler,     Philpot,     Ky 1.00 

Mrs.    T.    M.    Hendrix,    Lewisburg,    Tenn 20.00 

J.    J.    Jones,    Concord,    Tenn 25.00 

Mrs.    M.    Li.    Ledsinger,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 5.00 

W.   R.   Fletcher,   Brinkman,   Okla 5.00 

H.    E.    Thomas,    Apopla,    Fla 25.00 

Mrs.    Roena    Parks,     Dixon,     Ky 5.00 

Mrs.     Queenie    Harris,     Madisonville,     Ky 2.50 

C.  A.  Jackson,   Kenton,   Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    W.    L.    Carroll,    McKenzie,    Tenn 12.50 

Rev.  J.   F.   Clark,   Miller,   Mo 100.00 

Sam    Kiser,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 10.00 

Woodfin    Hudson,    Bandana,     Ky '. 10.00 

H.    L.    Yancy,    Paducah,    Ky 10.00 

Cora    Boyd,    Campbell,    Mo 2.50 

W.    L.    Meadors,    Olney,    Texas    10.00 

W.    J.    Murphy,    Columbia,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    M.    C.    Brooks,    Meridianville,    Ala 2.50 

Mrs.    E.    W.    Ledbettef,    Memphis,    Tenn 12.50 

Mrs.    A.    M.    Leach,    Trezevant,    Tenn 12.50 

Rev.   L.   B.   Morgan,   Richard  City,    Tenn 25.00 

W.   C.    Morrow,    Madisonville,    Ky 6.25 

Belle    Erwin,    Cornersville,    Tenn 25.00. 

Mrs.    C.    B.    Moody,    Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    T.    I.    Little,    Dresden,    Tenn 25.00 

Primary    Department,    Nashville    (Arrington)     10.00 

Mrs.    Amanda   Copeland,    Hardin,    Ky 2.00 

S.    M.    Patton,    Lebanon,    Tenn 25.00 

W.    W.    and   J.    B.    Hamilton,    Rives,    Tenn 50.00 

S.    B.    Newton,    Odenville,    Ala 5.00 

S.    B.    Newton,    Odenville,    Ala 5.00 

W.    W.    Ash,    Odenville,    Ala 10.00 

J.     T.    Newton,     Odenville,     Ala 10.00 

Mrs.    J.    T.    Newton,    Odenville,    Ala 10.00 

Mrs.    Maude    E.   Hawkins,    Odenville,    Ala 5.00 

$  805.75 
3-9-21— 

Mrs.    J.    M.    Kaiser,    Lynnville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.  Minnie   Whitecotton,    Sullivan,   Ky 10.00 

Mrs.   R.   C.   Kendrof,   Clarksville,  Ark. 20.00 

A.     B.     Ogden,     Clarksville,     Ark 10.00 

L    E.    Carlton,    Rockvale,    Tenn 7.50 

Addie    W.    Ramey,    Dyersburg,    Tenn 6.25 

Mrs.    Mollie    Martin,    Dota,    Ark ' 10.00 

M.    F.   Jones,   Holly,   La 50.00 

E.    W.    Bonham,    Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

Ethel    Fowery,    Repton,    Ky 1.00 

Jess   Prince,    Aetna,    Tenn 10.00 

J.    S.    Kennamer,    Scottsboro,    Ala 10.00 


174                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

J.    U.    Adams,    Maceo,    Ky 10.00 

J.    R.    Jenning-s,    Bexar,    Ark 5.00 

Mrs.    Kate    Miller,    St.    Joseph,    Mo 5.00 

H.    T.    Tucker,    Bremen,    Ky 12.50 

Georg-e    Yackle,    Clayton,    111 5.00 

H.    C.    Campbell,    Pilot    Point,    Tex 12.50 

J.    W.    Lamm,    Fancy    Farm,     Ky ". 10.00 

Mrs.  Mattie  A.   Wilson,   Union   City,   Tenn 1.00 

C.    E.    Drummond,    McLemoresville,    Tenn 10.00 

C.    E.    Drummond,    McLemoresville,    Tenn 35.00 

C.  E.    Drummond,    McLemoresville,    Tenn 5.00 

L   S.  Bell,   Huron,   Tenn 2.50 

M.    F.    DeMoyer,    Fulton,    Ky 12.50 

A.  L.    COnyers,    Mt.   Pleasant,    Ark 25.00 

T.    B.    Stark,    Dos    Cabezos,    Ariz 100.00 

W.   F.   Ragle,    Ralls,   Tex 25.00 

Mrs.    Maude   Howard,    Farmington,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    Jennie    Brasel,    Muskogee,    Okla 2.50 

Irene     Brasel,     Muskogee,     Okla 2.50 

Miss   Catherine   P.   Ewell,    Kansas,   Kansas    15.00 

J.    W.    Scott,    Summerville,    Tenn 5.00 

Miss    Emer    Scott,    Summerville,    Tenn 2.50 

Mrs.    J.    R.    Johnston,    Jackson,   -Tenn 3.75 

H.   L.    Broyles,   ePtersburg,    Tenn 2.50 

Lyda    McGuire,    Dixon,    Miss 10.00 

Elmer    Duncan,    Paducah,    Ky 5.00 

Mrs.    T.    M.    Townsend,    Providence,    Ky 61.00 

J.   W.   Alexander,    Chestnut   Mound,   Tenn : 10.00 

Carl    L.    Lasley,    Troy,    Tenn 50.00 

B.  F.   Scerfflns,  Grand  Pass,   Oregon    5.00 

W.    H.    Armitage,    Greenville,    Tenn 50.00 

W.     H.     Rochelle,     Jackson,     Tenn 25.00 

J.    H.    Epperson,    Charleston,    Tenn 25.01- 

Mae    Epperson,    Charleston,    Tenn 26.00 

G.  A.   Kennedy,  Martin,   Tenn 12.50 

T.   E.   Roberts,   Slick   Rock,    Ky 1.00 

Irene    Cherry,    Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

John    R.    Cherry,    Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

Mrs.    C.    E.    Stone,    Nashville,    Tenn 2.00 

D.  H.    Kirkpatrick,    Austin,    Texas     5.00 

R.   D.   Parke  and   Wife,    Greenville,    Tenn 50.00 


$  807.00 
3-22-21— 

H.   P.  Conyers,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Ark 5.00 

S.    A.    Berrie,   Ralls,    Texas    25.00 

J.    A.    Hogan,    Hickory    Valley,    Ky 50.00 

J.    P.    Sneed,    Willard,    Mo 20.00 

J.    E.    Elrod,    Denton,    Texas    , 10.00 

W.   E.    Fletcher,   Brinkman,    Okla 5.00 

T.    W.    Moore,    Shepherd,    Tenn.    75.00 

Mrs.    Lola    Varnell,    Shepherd,    Tenn .• 7.00 

L     H.     Sink,     Kerrville,     Tenn 5.00 

A.    S.    Higgins,    Ripley,    Tenn 50.00 

Ira   E.    Lankford,    Henry,    Tenn.    ; 50.00 

R.   C.   Parks,   Chelsea,   Okla 7.80 

Mrs.    R.    C.    Parks,    Chelsea.    Okla 2.60 

Mrs.    B.    J.    Provost,    Mansfield,    La.    5.00 

J.   R.    Davis,   Albany,    Texas    5.00 

E.    T.    Rawls,    Clarksville.    Tenn 10.00 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  175 

Hattie    I.    Durham,     Evansville,    Ind 6.00 

Mrs.    Ella    Gregory,    Brunswick,    Tenn 1.00 

Mrs.    W.    L.    Diffee,    Williston,    Tenn 3.00 

J.    W.    Estes,    Summershade,    Tenn 6.00 

Paul     McKinney,     Lewisburg,     Tenn 12.50 

W.    R.    Miller,    Enfield,    111 50.00 

Mrs.   L.    A.    Sheffield,    Chapel   Hill,    Tenn 23.00 

Miss    Jane    Scarbough,    Memphis,    Tenn 10.00 

Mrs.    J.   M.   Collins,    Blair,   Okla 5.00 

Calvin    Hicks,    Water    Valley,    Ky 10.00 

3-30-21— 

W.   E.   Majure,   Dixon,   Miss 10.00 

John   Ladd,    Water    Valley,    Ky 5. 00 


$         473.90 

ENDOWMENT    REPORT   UP   TO    APRIL,    1921. 

Amount  received  as  per   itemized  statement    (payments) ....  $130,006.37 

First   interest   received    on   Liberty   Bonds    (interest) 467.99 

Appreciation. 

Gave    our    check     for     $20,520.51     September     18,     1919,     for 

$22,000.00  Liberty  Bonds.     Amount  gained   1,479.49 

Exchange. 

Gave  our  check  for  $20.00  (out  of  expense  account)  to  G. 
A.  Burkhart,  March  13,  1920,  which  is  difference  between 
his   subscription   and   $50.00   Liberty  Bond.      The   difference 

is    credited    to    exchange    20.00 

Appreciation. 

Gave  our  check  for  $22.50  (payable  to  Budget  Fund),  out  of 
Endowment;  gave  Mrs.  Johnnie  Massey  Clay  credit  for 
$25.00  subscription  to  Endowment,  and  credited  appre- 
ciation,   $2.50.      She   sent   us    $50.00   Liberty   Bond 2.50 

Appreciation. 

Gave  our  check  for  $9,600.00  December  2,   1920,  for  $10,000.00 

in   Liberty    Bonds.     Amount    gained    400.00 

Appreciation. 

Willard  D.  Rudolph  sent  us  $5.00  War  Savings  Stamp  to  pay 

$4.00   subscription.     We   credited  appreciation  w^ith   $1.00..  1.00 


$132,377.35 

Cash   in   bank    $   45,163.35 

Bonds    in    bank    62,214.00 

U.    S.    Certificates 25,000.00 


$132,377.35 

3Iember  American  Institute  of  Accountants 

GEO.   M.    CLARK 

Certified  Public  Accountant 

317-18-19   James   Building,   Chattanooga,   Tenn. 

Apirl   11.    1921. 
Mr.   F.   A.    Seag-le,    Secretary,    the    Cumberland   Presbyterian   Educational    Endowment 
Commission, 
Chattanooga,  Tenn. 
Dear  Sir: 

As   instructed,    I   have    made    an    examination    of    your   books    of    account,    and 
submit    as    follows : 

Exhibit   "A,"     General  Fund  Receipts  to  April   1,   1921. 


176  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Schedule   1,     Reconciliation    of   Cash    (General   Fund). 

Exhibit    "B,"     Expense   Fund   Receipts    and    Disbursements,    April    17,    1920    to 

April  1.  1931. 

Schedule   1,     Reconciliation  of  Cash    (Expense  Fund). 

I  have  personally  examined  the   securities  held  in  safety  deposit  vault   and  cer- 
tify that  you  have  on  hand  at  this  date: 

Bonds   and  War   Saving's   Stamps    (par  value)    $62,314.00 

U.  S.  Treasury  Certificates 25,000.000 

Total    $87,314.00' 

I  certify  to  the  Exhibits  and  Schedules  next   attached  asbein   correct  and   true 
in    accordance    with  your   Books   of   Account. 

Respectfully    submitted, 

GEO.  M.  CLARK, 
Certified  Public  Accountant. 

THE  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIANEDUCATIONAL  END0W3IEXT  COM3IISSION 
General  Fund  Receipts  to  April  1,  1921 

Total  collections  from  subscriptions  as  per  detail $130,006.37 

Interest — 

Liberty    Bonds    " $  1,693.61 

Saving-s  Account   at  Bank 1,066.60 

Victory    Bonds    337.50 

U.   S.  Treasury  Certificates 594.71 

Subscription    Notes    45.38 

Total    «  3,637.80 

Less  Amount  Transferred  to  Expense  Fund 3,169.81 

Balance  remaining-  in   General  Fund 467.99 

Appreciation   on  Bonds  Purchased — 

Par  value   33,000.00 

Cost    30,120.51 

Gain     1,879.49 

Gain  on  Bonds  Accepted  on  Subscription — 

Par  value  of  oBnds  over  Amount  of  Subscription 25.00 

Paid  lor   same    22.50 

Gain     3.50 

Balance   duel  Subscriber   on   $50   Bond  paid  out   of   Ex- 
pense    Fund     . 20.00 

Gain  on  War  Savings  Stamps  Accepted  on  Subscriptions — 

Stamps  Received   (Par  Value)    5.00 

Subscription     4.00 

Gain     1.00 

Total  Receipts   to   date   $133,377.35 

The   above   Amount  is  evidenced  by: 

Cashon   hand  in   Banks $  45,163.35 

Bonds  and  W.  S.  Stamps 63,314.00 

U.    S.    Treasury   Certificates    25,000.00 

Total      $133,377.35 

EXHIBIT  "A" 

Reconciliation  of  Cash    (General  Fund) 

Hamilton    National    Bank,    Chattanooga,    Tenn. — 

Balance  per  Pass  Book,  March  II,   1931 $44,799.15 


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Hardeman   County   Saving-s   Bank,   Balivar,    Tenn. — 

Balance    per    Statement,    March    31,    1921 351.70 

Check  of  T.    S.   Needham   on   hand  for  deposit 13.50 

Total  Cash  on  Hand   and  in  Banks $45,163.35 

Schedule  1 
EXHIBIT  "A" 

Expense  Fund  Receipts  and  Disbursements 
April   17,   1920  to  April   1,   1921. 
RECEIPTS — 

Balance  on  hand  from  last  report $    566.17 

Budg-et  Receipts — 

May,    1930    $    375.00 

June,    1930    90.50 

July,    1920    17.00 

■  August.     1920     40.00 

September,    1930    50.00 

October,    1930    60.00 

November,    1930    100.00 

December,    1930    234.00 

January,    1921    194.00 

February,    1921    310.00 

March,     1931     79Q.00 

Total   Receipts   from    Budget    3,160.50 

Transferred    from    General   Fund — 

Interest  on  Liberty  Bonds 1,235.63 

Interest   on   Saving's  Account 1,066.60 

Interest   on  Victory  Bonds   237.50 

Interest  on  Treasury  Certificates 594.71 

Inteerst    on    Subscriptions    __ 45.38 

Total   Transfers   from   General  Fund 3,169.81 

Total  Receipts  from  all  sources $5,896.48 

DISBURSEMENTS — 

Salaries — • 

W.   B.   Bryant,   Clerk 1,490.00 

Rev.   W.   H.   Butler    1,400.00 

Total    Salaries    3,890.00 

Expenses — 

W.    H.    Butler    68.95 

L.   B.   Morg-an 33.48 

J.    L.    Hud^ns    19.00 

J.   E.   Cortner 22.33 

S.  M.   Gou^h 13.80 

D.  M.  McAnulty 34.25 

T.   C.   Newman    36.31 

W.    B.    Bryant    17.32 

T.   C.   CalUcutt ^ 32.00 

Postage    339.50 

Stationery     and    Printing-     404.95 

Bond  Premium   (F.  A.  Seagle) 50.00                                         ,: 

Repairing-    Typewriter    30.00 

Total    Expense    970.89 

Interest  Accrued  on  Bonds  &  Treas.   Cert.  Purchased — 

Treasury    Certificates    59.90 


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Victory    Bonds 235.20 

Total     295.10 

Furniture   and   Fixtures — 

Desk    and    Filing-    Cabinet    70.50 

Total    Disbursements     $4,226,49 

Balance  Cash   on  Hand $1,669.99 

EXHIBIT    "B" 

Reconciliation  of  Cash    (Expense  Fand) 
April   1,   1921 
Hamilton   National   Bank,   Chattanooga,   Tenn. — 

Balance    per    Statement,    March    31,    1921 '. $  1.6Q7A^ 

Interest    Coupons    accounted    for    in    report,    but    not    deposited    until 

April    4    ,1921    237.50 

Total     $1,904.99 

Checks   Outstanding- — 

March   31,   1921      Rev.   W.   H.   Butler $    200.00 

March  31,   1921      Bishop  Bryant 35.00 

Total    $    235.00 

True    Cash   Balance   $1,669.99 

Schedule    1 

EXHIBIT    "B" 

The   following  payments  have  been  received  since   March   31: 
4-7-21— 

W.    R.    Fletcher,    Brinkman,    Okla 5.0u 

J.   A.   Robinson,    Cordell,    Okla 33.33 

Ross    Whitaker,    Franke-wing,    Tenn 2.50 

Mr.   and  Mrs.   T.   H.   Curbo,   Henderson,   Texas    20.00 

Ira   W.    Little,    Wichita   Falls,    Texas    50.00 

B.  B.   Ho-ward,   Olney,   Texas    50.00 

Holstlaw   Sisters,    Salem,    111 20.00 

Mrs.   R.   M.   Barton,    Floydada,   Texas 5.00 

S.    B.    McNeely,    Albany,    Mo 2.50 

Mrs.    J.    E.    Droughan,    Nashville,    Tenn 5.00 

Rev.   W.    T.    Ingram,    Corsicanna,   Texas    5.00 

Mamie    L.    Jackson,    Nolensville,    Tenn 5.00 

4-9-21 — 

C.  H.  Walton  and  Wife,   Los  Angeles,   Cal 5.00 

Mrs.    M.    A.    Bruce,    Nashville,    Tenn 10.00 

Rev.   G.    T.   Jeffers,   Lamar,   Mo 6.25 

Mrs.   R.  H.   Ward,   Paducah,  "Ky 5.00 

4-13-21— 

Mrs.    M.adge    Cain,    Murray,    K.y 10.00 

William    Reid,    Winchester,    III 50.00 

J.   R.   Monohan,    Gainesville,   Texas    10.00 

Mrs.  ^.  M.  Malone,  Mason,  Tenn 5.00 

G.     5|V      Freeman,     Manefteld,     Mo 5,000.00 

E.    jK..  Duvall,    Sedalia,    Mo 5.00 

Mrs.   C.  C    Groom,    Overtpn,    Mo 25.00 

Mrs.  L.  id.  f(,h.a.r,  Tipton,  Mo. 2.00 

4-14-21— 

K.  D.  Lansdeji,  Atwood,   Tenn 10.00 

.  J.    W.   Martin,    Marion,    Ky 1.00 


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Mrs.  T.  T.  Dickson,  Olive  Hill,   Tenn 5.00 

J.    E.    Bertrand,    Gallatin,    Tenn 50.00 

Ladies'    Aid    Society,    Providence,    Ky 10.00 

Ladies'  Aid  Society,   Princeton,   Ky 25.00 

Mrs.    Cilia    Baird,    Savannah,    Tenn 2.50 

4-15-21 — 

W.  M.  Lynch,  Marshall,  Mo 25.00 

Total    $     5,465.08 

New  subscriptions  received  since  March  31,   $457.00. 
Respectfully    submitted, 
THE    CUMBERLAND    PRESBYTERIAN    EDUCATIONAL    ENDOWMENT 
COMMISSION. 

By   F.   A.    SEAGLE,    Secretary-Treasurer. 

REPORT   OF  TITHING  BOARD  TO  THE  NINETY-FIRST  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY. 

The   following   report   is   submitted   by   your    Board   of   Tithing : 

The  Board  of  Tithing  is  yet  in  its  infancy,  having  been  created  only  a  few  years 
ago,  but  its  growth  and  influence  have  been  marvelous. 

Our  Board's  report  to  the  Assembly  in  1917  showed  that  on  April  30  of  that 
year  we  had  on  hands  $68.93.  Rev.  Hugh  S.  McCord  became  our  Tithing  Evangelist, 
November  1,  1917  ;  and  since  that  time  all  expenses  of  our  work  has  been  paid 
monthly,  and  our  Treasurer's  report  to  the  Assembly  this  year  will  show  that  we 
have  in  the  treasury,  April  1,   1921,  the  sum  of  $4,882  44. 

Our  work  has  been  to  help  every  interest  of  the  Church.  Through  the  preach- 
ing, planning,  and  the  labors  of  our  Tithing  Evangelist  we  have  been  able  to  do 
the  following  definite  things : 

1.  Raise  for  the  Endowment  in  subscriptions,  cash,   and  bequests  about  $40,000. 

2.  Help  organize  the  Assembly's  Budget  Plan. 

3.  Strengthen  the  Sunday-school  work,  through  address  and  the  organization 
of  Workers'  Conferences. 

4.  Secure  subscriptions  to  The  Cumberland  Presbyterian. 

5.  Carry  on  a  continuous  campaign .  in  the  interest  of  God's  plan  of  financing 
his  Church,  which  has  resulted  in  hundreds  of  our  members  becoming  tithers,  and 
many  are  now  thinking  more  seriously  than  ever  of  their  financial  obligation  to  God 
and  the  extension  of  his  kingdom. 

Our  Board  is  lo^kintr  forward  to  and  planning  for  greater  success  in  the  com- 
ing year  than  any  previous  and  to  this  end  we  respectfully  recommend  to  the  Gen- 
eral Assembly  the  following : 

1.  That  it  ask  each  minister  to  preach  at  least  one  sermon  on  tithing  to  all  his 
congregations  in  the  month  of  June  and  make  reiwrt  of  same  to  the  Secretary  of 
the  Board  of  Tithing  within  ten  days  thereafter.  The  Secretary,  Rev.  Charles  R. 
Matlock,  Cleveland,  Tenn.,  by  order  of  the  Board,  will  furnish,  in  advance,  report 
form. 

2.  That  each  Sunday  school  superintendent  give  at  least  a  few  minutes'  atten- 
tion to  the  tithing  questions  that  appear  in  the  quarterlies. 

3.  That  each  teacher  read  or  comment  upon  these  tithing  questions. 

4.  That  a  Tithing  Secretary  be  appointed  in  each  congregation,  and  that  the 
Secretary  of  the  Tithing   Board  be  notified  of  such   appointment. 

5.  That  every  Cumberland  Presbyterian  pay  at  least  one-tenth  of  his  or  her  in- 
come to  the  cause  of  the  Lord. 

6.  That  the  Assembly  co-operate  in  the  "Educational  Church  Revival"  program. 

7.  That  the  name  and  address  of  every  tither  be  sent  to  the  Secretary  of  the 
Tithing  Board.  Respectfully   submitted, 

Wm.  Y.  DURRETT,  President : 
CHARLES  R.   MATLOCK,   Secretary. 


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FINANCIAL    REPORT    OF    THE    CUMBERLAND    PRESBYTERIAN    BOARD    OF 
TITHING    FOR    THE    YEAR    ENDING    APRIL    1,    1921. 

Receipts. 

Balance   cash  on  hand,  April   1,   1920 $  3,727  05 

Interest   on   time   deposit 100  00 

From   Budget  Fund 1,767  75 

Receipts    from    Synods 1,468  21 

Total    $7,063  01 

Disbursements. 

Rev.   Hugh  S.   McCord,   salary   for  twelve  months " $  1,800  00 

Treasurer's    salary    for   twelve   months 100  00 

Rev.  Hugh  S.  McCord,  expenses 186  24 

Stamps   and   postals 25  00 

Stenographic  work 23  21 

Stationery     37  58 

Printing    company    3  50 

Telegram    74 

Receipt    book    1  50 

Tithing  literature    2  80 

Total    ' $2,180  57 

Balance  cash  in  bank  of  Mansfield,  April  1,   1921 2,382  44 

On  deposit  in  bank  of  Mansfield 2,500  00 

Total    $  7,063  01 

Attached  is  an  itemized  statement  of  receipts  and  expenses. 

Respectfully  submitted,  DAISY  BRAY  FREEMAN, 

Secretary-Treasurer,  Tithing  Board. 
Mansfield,   Mo.,   April   1,    1921. 

Itemized  Receipts. 
Alabama   Synod. 

Mr.  and   Mrs.   J.   M.   Burdine $  10  00 

Mrs.    W.   T.    Eustace 1   00 

W.    B.    Lusk 1  00 

Nebo 22  00 

Concord    •;;•'••••. : ^^  ^^ 

Total   for   Synod ■ $       47  00 

1,,  Kentucky  Synod. 

Sugar    Grove    , $  12  00    . 

New   Cypress    10  00 

Bowling  Green  36 

G.  F.  Carter 1  00 

John  T.   Crowles   5  00 

J.   F.    Owen    10  00 

Hal  Eaves    10  00 

W.  A.  WyclifC   50  00 

Mrs.  J.  T.  Bartlett    1  00 

A.  Galloway   5  00 

Total  for  Synod   $     104  36 

Missouri  Synod. 

Mrs.   G.  W.   Redford $  1  00 

Mrs.   O.    L.    Allison 1  00 

A.  A.  Wharton 6  00 


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Birdie    Lee    Pallette .'  2  50 

Men  Stark    1  qo 

Arch    Cronhart    1  OO 

Mrs.  W.  D.  Buck 5  oO 

Mrs.  Jolin  Alexander 5  35 

Mr.   and  Mrs.   W.   P.   Woodruff 1  50 

Riv.   J.   W.    Cheshier 10  00 

Marshall    27  00 

Total    for    Synod $  60  35 

Texas  Synod. 

Mrs.   Margaret   Conn $  5  00 

B.   C.   Goodner 1  00 

Quanah    1  00 

Total    for    Synod $.  .$  7  00 

Tennessee  Synod. 

Chattanooga    $  65  00 

Ebenezer    8  00 

Mt.    Pleasant 36  50 

Greenville    45  50 

New    Bethel    31  50 

Shiloh    24  00 

Bear  Creek    48  00 

W.    J.    Gregory 10  00 

Frank    McDonald    750  00 

Mrs.   M.   A.  Mayo 1  00 

Mrs.    Annie    Mayo 5'  00 

Mrs.    Rhoda    Doss 1  OOi 

Total   for   Synod $  1,025  50- 

West  Tennessee  Synod. 

Ramer    , $  126  50' 

Whiteville    44  00 

Yorkville    38  50 

Mrs.  J.   B.   Watkins 1  00 

Rev.  J.  D.  Allison 1  00 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  D.  W.  Cowan 5  00 

Ruby  Asher 5  00 

Miss   Naomis    3  00 

Total   for   Synod $  224  00 

Total  Receipts  from  Synods. 

Alabama    Synod     $  47  00 

Kentucky   Synod    104  36 

Missouri     Synod     60  35 

Tennessee    Synod    1,025  50 

Texas    Synod    7  00 

West  Tennessee  Synod   224  00 

Total   $1,468  21 


REPORT  OF  THE  COMMITTEE  ON  LEGAL  FINANCE- 

To  the  General  Assembly  of  the   Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church: 
Dear   Fathers   and   Brethren:   Your   Committee   on   Legal   Finance,    appointed  by 
your  body  in  1916,  does  herewith  submit  its  annual  and  final  report: 

Immediately  after  we  were  appointed  we  met  and  devised  means  and  gathered  the 


182  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENEEAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

claims  held  by  various  persons  against  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  and  then 
apportioned  to  each  Presbytery  their  proportional  part  at  the  rate  of  20  cents  per 
resident  member. 

This  action  was  approved  by  your  body  at  its  next  session,  and  all  Stated  Clerks 
were  notified  through  your  committee  of  this  action,  and  also  of  the  amount  they 
were  due  the  Assembly  through  your  committee  on  the  matter  of  Legal  Finance. 

Twice  each  year  statements  showing  the  amount  due  and  ■  the  amount  paid,  to- 
gether with  a  communication  addi-essed  to  the  Presbytery,  have  been  mailed  to  each 
Presbyterial  clerk.  We  have  urged  this  matter  not  only  through  these  communica- 
tions, but  through  the  Church  publications  and  have,  we  feel,  faithfully  discharged 
our  duties  as  a  committee. 

The  claims  filed  with  the  committee  are  as  follows: 

Hon.   W.   W.   Caldwell,   Trenton,   Tenn $  5,000  00 

J.    E.    Eberts,    Marshall,    Mo 1,240  00 

Wm.  Hinton,   Clinton,   Mo ' 500  00 

New    Cumberland    Press 425  00 

Total   $7,165  00 

We  collected  and  disbursed  to  the  claimants  proportionately  with  their  claims 
up  to  and  including  our  report  of  one  year  ago  the  sum  of  $703.50. 

During  this  Assembly  year  we  have  received  and  disbursed  as  follows: 

Receipts. 

Balance  in  treasury  at   last   report $  0  15 

April  4,   1920,   Mrs.   N.   B.   Sitton,   California  Presbytery 14  70 

April  4,  1920,   Rev.   J.   G.   Braly,   Brownwood  Presbytery 16  50 

April  15,   1920,   E.   B.  McEwen,  Owensboro  Presbytery 70  00 

April  19,    1920,   F.  A.   Seagle,   Chattanooga  Presbytery 184  10 

April  22,   1920,   Rev.   J.   S.   Bone,   White  River   Presbytery 28  70 

April  22,   1920,   Rev.  J.  A.   Russell,   Springfield  Presbytery 50  00 

May   13,   1920,   Rev.  T.  H.  Porter,   Richland  Presbytery 73  97 

July  22,   1920,   Rev.   B.  J.   Reagin,    Knoxville  Presbytery 100  00 

August   18,    1920,   Mrs.   L.   M.   Woosley,    Leitchfield   Presbytery 36  80 

December  31,   1920,  D.  H.  Kirkpatrick,  Austin  Presbytery 1  80 

December  31,   1920,  Rev.  J.  A.  Russell.  Springfield  Presbytery 45  00 

February   16,    1921,    Rev.    S.    B.    McNeely,    Platte   Presbytery 5  00 

February   16,    1921,   D.   M.   McAnulty,    Madison   Presbytery 94  05 

April   14,   1921,   R.   M.   King,   Lexington  Presbytery 100  00 

April   14,    1921,   J.   P.    Caulk,    Macedonia   congregation 10  00 

May   3,    1921,   F.   A.   Seagle,    Chattanooga   Presbytery 184  10 

May- 3,   1921,  Mrs.   L.  M.  Woosley,   Leitchfield  Presbytery 24  85 

May  3,   1921,   T.   J.   Hampton,   Porter  Presbytery 4  60 

Total    receipts    • *    ' 

Disbursements. 

December  31,   1920,   to  W.   C.   Caldwell 5     200  00 

December   31,   1920,   to  New   Cumberland  Press ^^  ?? 

December  31,   1920,  to  J.  E.   Eberts 

December  31,   1920,   to  Wm.  Hinton 

May  3.   1921,  to  W.   C.   Caldwell 

May  3,  1921,  to  J.  E.  Eberts 

May  3,  1921,  to  New  Cumberland  Press 

May   3,    1921,   to   Wm.    Hinton 

Postage   and  printing    


40  00 
30  00 
300  00 
60  00 
50  00 
40  00 
12  95 


$     757  95 
Total    disbursements    

Balance  in  treasury  May  3,   1921 *     '^»''  **' 


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May  3,  claim  of  Rev.  J.  T.   Coleman  for  clerical  service  for  five  years,   $250.00. 
We,   as   your   committee,   feeling   that   we   have  done   all   that   we   can   do   in   this 
matter    respectfully    resign    and    recommend    that    other    means    be    devised   by    your 
body  to  settle  these  claims. 

Some  of  the  stronger  Presbyteries  have  repudiated  these  claims,  and  many  others 
will  not  act  upon  or  recognize  any  communication  that  is  mailed  to  them  on  this 
matter. 

Regretting  very  much  that  we  have  not  had  the  hearty  support  of  the  entire 
Church  in  this  matter,  we  respectfully  retire  from  our  task  and  feel  that  other  means 
will   possibly   inspire  new  zeal. 

REV.  "W.  H.  McLESKEY,  President; 

REV.    J.   T.    COLEMAN,    Secretary   and   Treas. ; 

REV.  J.   L.  HUDGINS. 


REPORT  OF  SECRETARY  AND  TREASURER  OF  THEOLOGICAL  SEMINARY. 

Fathers  and  Brethren :  We  respectfully  submit  the  following  for  your  informa- 
tion, consideration  and  approval : 

Your  Board  met  after  the  adjournment  of  the  Ninetieth  General  Assembly  and 
unanimously  elected  Rev.  A.  D.  Rudolph,  President,  and  D.  M.  McAnulty,  Secretary 
and  Treasurer.  Judge  W.  B.  Young  was  elected  a  member  of  the  Finance  Committee 
to  serve,  with  Rev.  J.  L.  Uudgins  and  D.  M.  McAnulty. 

Resolutions. 

In  conformity  to  the  requirement  of  the  Ninetieth  General  Assembly  your  Board 
passed  the  following  resolution  in  regard  to  matriculation.  The  said  rule  is  now 
in  force.  Resolved :  That  all  students  who  are  unable  to  matriculate  in  the  regular 
Theological  Courses  be  enrolled  in  a  special  course  to  consist  of  the  study  of  the 
English  Bible  and  the  Confession  of  Faith  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,, 
except  that  all  those  who  are  twenty-eight  years  of  age,  or  over,  may  be  permitted; 
to  take  such  studies  as  the  faculty  may  deem  proper  to  give  them,  with  the  ex- 
ception of   Greek   and  Hebrew. 

The  following  resolution  was  adopted :  Resolved :  That  the  faculty  ascertain  by 
proper  certificate,  or  by  special  examinations,  the  literary  standing  of  all  students 
who  enrolled  before  the  order  was  passed  requiring  that  students  file  a  certificate 
at  the  time  of  entrance  ;  and  if  found  that  their  literary  attainments  conform  to  the 
regular  requirements  in  grade,  regardless  as  to  time  and  entrance,  that  they  be  con- 
sidered candidates  in  regular  order  for  a  degree. 

We  trust  that  these  resolutions  will  be  clear  and  a  satisfactory  solution  of  some 
of  the  difficulties  of  the  past. 

Salaries    Increased. 

Your  Board  was  glad  to  comply  with  the  action  of  the  General  Assembly  in  the 
increase  of  salaries  to  the  teachers  in  the  Theological  Seminary,  and  by  the  as- 
sistance received  from  the  Budget  Plan  we  have  been  enabled  to  meet  this  increase. 
Your  Board  believes  the  servants  of  the  Church  should  be  paid  salaries  commensurate 
with  the  ability  of  the  Board  to  pay  and  the  services  demanded. 

Library  To   Be  Moved, 

Your  Board  made  effort  and  believed  that  satisfactory  arrangements  had  been 
made  to  move  the  Dr.  Goodnight  Library  from  Lincoln,  111.,  to  Bethel  College,  but 
up  to  this  time  the  actual  shipment  has  not  been  made. 

Board  Meetingr- 

The  Board  met  in  McKenzie,  Tenn.,  on  March  8,  1921,  according  to  previous 
adjournment.  All  the  members  of  the  Board  were  present  at  this  meeting  except 
Hon.  W.  B.  Young,  who  gave  reasons  for  absence. 

Dean's  Report. 

The  Dean  of  the  Seminary  made  his  annual  report,  which  shows  the  following 
students  in  attendance  for  the  year  1920-1921 : 


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Bailey,  G.  H.,  Maben,  Miss.,  ordained,  New  Hope  Presbytery ;  Brantly,  Lonnie, 
McKenzie,  Tenn.,  candidate,  Princeton  Presbytery ;  Bryant,  W.  C,  McKenzie,  Tenn., 
candidate,  Hopewell  Presbytery ;  Clement,  Miss  Letie,  McConnell,  Tenn.,  licentiate, 
Mayfield  Presbytery  ;  Cooper,  H.  C,  McKenzie,  Tenn.,  ordained,  Hopewell  Presbytery ; 
Dunagan,  D.  R.,  Friendship,  Tenn.,  candidate,  Obion  Presbytery ;  Frt^man,  E.  L., 
Knob  Lick,  Ky.,  candidate,  Cumberland  Presbytery  ;  Gambill,  Miss  Rosa  B.,  Lavergne, 
Tenn.,  missionary,  Lebanon  Presbytery  ;  Hampton,  Miss  Sallie,  Hickory  Point,  Tenn., 
missionary,  Clarksville  Presbytery ;  Holland,  Miss  Annie  Thomas,  McKenzie,  Tenn., 
lay  worker  ;  Johns,  L.  R.,  McKenzie,  Tenn.,  ordained,  Hopewell  Presbytery  ;  Johnson, 
E.  W.,  Bolivar,  Tenn.,  ordained,  Madison  Presbytery  ;  Johnson,  Mrs.  S.  E.,  McKenzie, 
Tenn.,  lay  worker ;  King,  Miss  Katherine,  Madisonville,  Ky.,  missionary,  Princeton 
Presbytery ;  King,  Miss  Joyce,  Wilderness,  Mo.,  missionary.  West  Plains  Presbytery ; 
_McCollum,  J.  B.,  Madisonville,  Tenn.,  licentiate,  Knoxville  Presbytery  ;  McCoy,  L.  E., 
McKenzie,  Tenn.,  ordained,  Hopewell  Presbytery  ;  Mullins,  Miss  Susie  W.,  missionary, 
JIarrodsburg,  Ky.,  Cumberland  Presbytery ;  Pegram,  B.  O.,  McKenzie,  Tenn.,  can- 
•didate,  Clarksville  Presbytery ;  Reagin,  Ewell  K.,  McKenzie,  Tenn.,  licentiate,  Hope- 
well Presbytery ;  Reid,  W.  R.,  McKenzie,  Tenn.,  ordained,  Cumberland  Presbytery ; 
Robey,  Miss  Artie,  Water  Valley,  Ky.,  missionary,  Mayfield  Presbytery  ;  Saxon,  L.  B., 
Petersburg,  Tex.,  ordained,  Amarillo  Presbytery ;  Suddarth,  T.  H.,  Lebanon,  Tenn., 
lordained,  Lebanon  Presbytery ;  Suiter,  Luther,  McKenzie,  Tenn.,  licentiate,  Clarks- 
ville Presbytery  ;  Tatum,   Russell,   McKenzie,   Tenn.,  ordained,   Obion  Presbytery. 

Election    for   Degree. 

After  having  examined  the  report  of  the  faculty,  and  the  grades  of  the  following 
students,  they  were  elected  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Theology :  Lee  Roy  Johns, 
McKenzie,  Tenn.  ;  Katherine  Rose  King,  Madisonville,  Ky. ;  Letie  Winnie  Clement, 
McConnell,  Tenn. 

Faculty. 

The  Board  elected  Rev.  P.  F.  Johnson,  D.D.,  Dean  of  the  Theological  Seminary, 
at  a  salary  of  $1,800.00,  and  elected  Rev.  W.  H.  Butler,  teacher,  at  a  salary  of 
$1,800.00,  for  the  year  1921-1922. 

It  is  understood  that  the  faculty  devote  twelve  months'  time  in  services  to  the 
Seminary.     The   Board  asks  for  your  approval. 


Members  Term  Expires. 

We  call  your  attention  to  the  fact  that  the  term  of  class  three  expires  with  this 
sitting  of  the  General  Assembly — namely :  Rev.  Hugh  S.  McCord,  Marshall,  Mo. ; 
Rev.  T.  C.  Newman,  Savannah,  Tenn. ;  Rev.  J.  H.  Thomas,  Dyer,  Tenn.  The  Board 
makes  no  recommendation  as  to  the  election  of  members  for  the  next  year,  but 
leaves   this   matter   to   your   prayerful   and   careful    consideration. 

Endowment  Fund. 

Since  our  last  report  we  have  increased  the  Endowment  Fund  in  the  sum  of 
fivre  hundred  dollars.  This  was  a  bequest  left  by  will  of  Mr.  W.  C.  Wrinkle,  of 
Marysville,  Tenn.  The  Board  regrets  the  loss  to  the  Church  of  our  good  men,  but 
rejoices  that  we  have  good  and  faithful  servants  who,  while  living,  provide  for  the 
future  of  our  beloved  Church.  We  extend  to  the  family  of  Brother  Wrinkle  our 
sympathy  and  to  the  executor  of  his  will  our  thanks  for  the  prompt  settlement  of 
■this  bequest. 

Treasurer's   Report. 

The   following   is  the   financial   report  of  the  Treasurer: 

Receipts : 

On   hand   April    1,    1920    (minutes,    page   83) $  1,030  69 

Recevied  from   interest  account 2,354  01 

Received    on    Endowment    Fund 500  00 

Received   on    notes    9,045  75 

Received,    Bowling   Green   for   Budget  account 34 

Received  from  Frank  McDonald  for   Budget  account 1,570  25 


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Transfer   interest   to   Library    Fund 36  00 

Birmingliam   property    sold    ; 1,000  00 

Total    $15,537  04 

Disbursements : 

Farm   purchased   from   Rev.   A.   N.    Eshman $  2,737  25' 

New   Lonas    8,304  00 

Postage   and   incidentals    34  50 

Catalogues   and   report  blanks 20  72 

Board   meetings    94  04 

Treasurer's    bond    25  00 

Clerical    help    and    stenographic    work ; 225  00 

Teachers'   salary,   balance   for  1920 360  00 

Teachers'   salary   on  account   1921 1,750  00 

Refund    interest    on    loan 28  75 

Transfer  to  Library  Fund   1 36  00 

Balance  on  hand,    April    1,    1921 1,921  78 

Total    $15,537  04 

Statement   at   Close   of  Accounts,   March   31,    1921. 
Assets. 

Lonas   and   discount    $35,035  45 

Bonds  -and    War    Savings   Stamps 359  qq 

Real   Estate    2,737  25 

Cash  in  bank    1,921  78 

Total    $40,063  48 

Liabilities. 

Endowment   Fund    $38,074  00 

Library   Fund 136  00 

Increase   and   disbursements   account 1,853  48 

Total    $40,063  48 

Endowment. 

Productive    Endowment,    1920 $37,574  00 

Increase,    1921,   will  of   W.    C.   Wrinkle 500  00 

Total    productive    endowment $38,074  00 

Subscriptions,    wills,    etc.,    1920 $38,200  00 

Less  collected  on  will    500  00 

$37,700  00 
Total   Seminary   Endowment    $75,774  00 

Auditingf. 

This  is  to  certify  that  I  have  compared  the  above  report  with  the  book  of  the 
Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Theological  Seminary  ;  have 
examined  the  notes,  bonds,  and  War  Savings  Stamps,  and  find  that  the  report  cor- 
responds with  amount  on  hand ;  have  examined  the  vouchers  and  bank  account  and 
find  same  in  accord  with  the  record  of  the  Haredman  County  Savings  Bank,  of 
Bolivar,  Tenn.  This  is  a  correct  report  showing  the  financial  condition  of  the 
Treasurer's   office,    to   the  best   of  my   knowledge   and   belief. 

B.  M.  GEE,  Assistant  Cashier  and  Bookkeeper  for  the  Hardeman 
County   Savings  Bank.   Bolivar,   Tenn. 
Subscribed  and  sworn  to  before  me  this  the  11th  day  of  April,    1921. 

E.   B.  TATE,  Notary  Public. 


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Accounts  Receivable. 

The  interest  accounts  have  as  a  rule  been  paid  in  a  satisfactory  way,  and  at 
present  there  are  only  two  past  due  accounts,  one  a  Church  loan  and  one  an  in- 
dividual  loan.     Both  are  amply  secured  and  will  be  collected. 

Accounts  Payable. 

There  are  no  past  due  accounts.  The  teachers  have  been  paid  promptly  each 
month.  We  will  owe  $750.00  for  the  balance  of  the  Seminary  year.  This  will  re- 
duce  our   balance   on   hand  to   that   extent. 

Sale    of    Real   Estate. 

Because  of  conditions  your  Board  deemed  it  wise  to  sell  the  rental  property  at 
Birmingham.  Ala.  The  house  had  been  considerably  damaged  by  a  storm,  and  after 
advising  with  Dr.  Perkins,  the  donor  of  this  property,  we  accepted  an  offer  of 
$1,000.00  for  same.  We  had  accepted  this  property  at  a  valuation  of  $1,500.00.  The 
loss  sustained  on  account  of  storm  and  other  depreciation  was  charged  out  of  current 
expense  account,  and  not  deducted  from  the  Endowment. 

Purchase  of  Real  Estate. 
Your  Board  purchased  from  Rev.  A.  N.  Eshman  a  tract  of  land  in  Hickman 
County,  Tenn.,  the  consideration  being  in  full  settlement  of  notes  held  by  the  Board. 
It  is  not  the  purpose  of  the  Board  to  hold  this  property  longer  than  necessary  to 
sell  same  at  its  value.  The  value  of  the  property  is  considered  to  be  well  above  the 
price   paid. 

Request. 

Because  of  the  fact  that  the  income  from  the  productive  endowment  now  on 
hand  is  insufficient  to  provide  necessary  funds  to  carry  on  the  work  of  the  Seminary 
on  the  present  basis,  your  Board  requests  that  you  set  apart  for  its  use  five  per 
cent  of  the  Budget  Fund.  This  will  not  be  necessary  after  the  collection  of  the  full 
endowment  as  provided  in  plans  of  the  Educational  Endowment  Commission,  but 
until  we  receive  this  additional  endowment  and  it  becomes  productive  for  the  use 
of  the  Seminary,  it  will  be  necessary  to  raise  funds  from  some  other  source  to  carry 
on  the  work. 

In    Conclusion. 

We  are  planning  for  and  expecting  increased  patronage  and  support  and  trust 
that  the  next  year  will  prove  to  be  the  best  in  all  departments  for  the  future  of 
our  schools  and  the  Church  as  a  whole.  Respectfully  submitted, 

A.    D.    RUDOLPH,    President; 

D.  M.   McANULTY,   Sec.  and  Treas. 


REPORT   OF    CHARLES   A.    GALLOWAY,    MEMBER    OF   VISITATION    COMMIT- 
TEE,   TO    VISIT    THE    CUMBERLAND    PRESBYTERIAN    THE- 
OLOGICAL   SEMINARY.   AT   McKENZIE,   TENN. 

To  the  Moderator  and  Members  of  the  Ninety-First  Meeting  of  the  General 
Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  in  Session  at  Greenfield,  Mo., 
May    17-22,    1921: 

Dear  Fathers  and  Brethren :  As  the  only  surviving  member  of  the  Committee 
on  Theological  Seminary  Visitation,  I  beg  to  submit  the  following  report: 

1.  As  a  member  of  this  committee,  I  visited  the  Theological  Seminary  at  Mc- 
Kenzie  last  year  and  sent  my  report  to  the  chairman,  the  late  Rev.  T.  Ashburn,  but 
for  some  reason  unknown  to  me  the  report  did  not  come  before  you. 

2.  As  the  only  member  left  of  this  committee,  I  visited  the  Seminary  Thursday 
and  Friday,   April   7   and   8,    1921. 

The  Seminary  is  doing  better  work  this  year  than  it  was  able  to  do  last  year. 
There  is  a  deeper  interest,  s^mingly  in  the  student  body,  also  more  enthusiasm  in 
the   work.      While    the    school    is    small,    numerically    considered,    yet    it    is    doing    a 


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much    needed   work   and   doing   it   better   possibly   on   account   of   there    not   being   a 
great  number,   as  the  advantage  of  individual   instruction   is  obtained. 

We  were  impressed  with  the  thoroughness  of  preparation  of  the  students  as  well 
as  the  careful,   painstaking  instructions  of  the  teachers.  Revs.  Johnson  and  Braley. 

In  studying  the  course  of  study  and  comparing  it  with  the  requirements  made 
by  your  body  by  adopting  the  report  of  the  Comm.ittee  on  Theological  Seminary, 
Minutes,  1920,  General  Assembly,  page  120,  and  knowing  that  there  are  many  boys 
and  girls  who  profit  very  much  by  being  allowed  to  study  some  studies  which  seem 
to  be  forbidden,  we  would  recommend  that  your  honorable  body  consider  such  changes 
in  its  attitude  toward  the  course  of  study  as  will  permit  any  and  all  students  who 
enter  the  Literary  Department  of  the  school,  to  study  the  following,  in  addition  to 
their  other  studies :   Sacred  Geography,   Blake's  Theology,   and  Teacher-Ti-aining. 

We  would  also  recommend  that  the  subject  of  "History  of  Christian  Doctrine" 
be  substituted  for  "Comparison  of  Creeds." 

We    found    the    class    records    of    Revs.    Johnson    and    Braly    neatly    and    very    sys- 
tematically  kept. 

The  records  show  that  26  pupils  are  enrolled  in  the  Theological  Seminary  Depart- 
ment. Respectfully   submitted, 

C.    A.    GALLOWAY,Member   Theological    Seminary 

Visitation    Committee. 

REPORT  OF  THE  "SYNODIC  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES" 
OF  BETHEL  COLLEGE. 

To  the  Ninety-First  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church : 

Dear  Fathers  and  Brethren :  We,  the  Synodic  Board  of  Trustees  of  Bethel  Col- 
lege, continued  by  the  General  Assembly,  temporarily,  to  complete  the  transfer  of 
property,  make  the  following  report : 

The  Ninetieth  General  Assembly  having  made  provision  for  a  new  Board  to  be 
composed  by  Rev.  O.  A.  Barbee,  et  als,  after  having  discussed  the  matter  with  some 
of  the  members  of  the  said  Board  of  Trustees,  opened  and  operated  the  school  under 
previous  contracts  until  such  time  as  the  new  Board  arranged  to  complete  their  or- 
ganization. 

The  two  Boards  met  in  joint  session  in  McKenzie,  Tenn.,  on  March  8,  1921, 
together  with  legal  counsel,  and  took  such  steps  as  said  counsel  advised  for  the  com- 
pletion of  the  transfer,  both  of  property  rights  and  school  control.  The  new  Board 
organized  in  regular  order  and  assumed  control  of  the  school.  All  books,  papers,  and 
funds  have  been  delivered  to  said  new  Board  ;  and  the  Synodic  Board  continued  by 
the  General  Assembly,  temporarily,  having  completed  the  work  required  at  their 
hands,   respectfully  submits  this  report  and  asks  to  be  discharged. 

.     D.   M.   McANULTY,   President: 
J.    W.    DISHMAN,    Secretary. 


REPORT   OF   COMMITTEE    ON   EVANGELISM   AND   REVIVALS. 

Your  Committee  on  Evangelism  and  Revivals  reports  as  follows : 
This    General    Assembly    already    knows    that    Christ    in    his    Word    has    elevated 
evangelism    and    revivals    mountain    high    above    every    other    work.      Other    necessary 
work  should  be  tributary. 

Christ  was  an  evangelist  and  a  revivalist,  so  much  in  earnest  that  his  life's 
blood  was  shed  to  get  poor  sinners  saved.  We  have  but  to  study  the  lives  of  the 
apostles  to  know  what  our  work  is  in  evangelizing  or  trying  to  get  the  unsaved  to 
come  to  Christ.  Pastors  who  preach  the  glad  tidings  in  their  pulpits  and  carry  it 
from  house  to  house,  the  Spirit  filling  and  leading  them  in  pointing  souls  to  Christ, 
are  evangelists  as  much  so  as  the  one  who  does  nothing  but  hold  revival  meetings. 
Our  Church  was  called  into  existence  in  the  midst  of  a  great  revival.  Our  fathers 
were  evangelists  after  the  order  of  the  apostles  ;  under  their  labors  the  Church  grew 
and  prospered.  They,  like  Christ  and  the  apostles,  preached  repentance,  a  Godly 
sorrow  for  sin,  the  terrors  of  the  law,  a  sure  enough  hell — eternal.  They  also  preached 
a  faith  that  takes  hold  on  the  Son  of  God  and  never  lets  go.  and  a  Christ  who  takes 
hold  of  such  believers  with  the  grip  of  the  Lion  of  the  tribe  of  Judah  never  to  let 


188  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

any  hellish  power  pluck  them  out  of  his  or  his  Father's  hand.  They  were  truly 
sons  of  thunder  when  preaching  on  the  Holy  Ghost  and  Holy  Ghost  religion,  without 
which  no  one  is  saved.  They  also  preached  that  water  baptism  has  nothing  to  do 
-with  the  cleansing  of  the  soul,  and  that  the  Bible  mode  is  the  same  as  that  of  the 
Holy  Spirit,  pouring  or  sprinkling.  Then,  people  were  taken  into  the  Church  who 
gave  ample  evidence  of  having  been  born  again ;  now  the  Church  is  joined  with 
about  the  same  mind  or  feeling  as  when  a  lodge  or  club  is  joined.  Too  many 
preachers  now  are  not  preaching  to  indoctrinate  and  save  souls,  but  to  the  contrary 
to  please  and  entertain.  While  we  thus  write  facts  to  show  that  our  Church  and 
all  others  as  well  need  evangelizing  and  reviving,  going  back  to  the  old  landmark, 
yet  we  are  glad  to  say  that  all  the  preachers  are  not  of  the  slim  pattern,  and  all 
Church  members  are  not  destitute  of  Holy  Ghost  religion.  Still  we  hear  the  lamenta- 
tion from  the  most  spiritual  men  from  all  quarters,  "The  Church  has  lost  its  power." 

We  hope  to  see  the  time  come  when  our  Assembly  and  the  whole  Church  will 
become  so  wide-awake  on  the  subject  of  soul-saving  that  a  movement  or  drive  will 
be  started  and  pushed  through  to  raise  money  to  help  many  Holy  Ghost  evangelists 
to  hold  revival  meetings  and  preach  our  God-given  doctrines  everywhere. 

We  conscientiously  feel  that  this  Assembly  should  accept  the  resignation  of  each 
member  of  this  committee  and  put  in  our  places  some  good,  spiritual  men,  well 
qualified  who  may   accomplish   much  more  than  we  have  done. 

Respectfully  submitted,  J.  D.  LEWIS,  Chairman 

Note. — This  report  as  here  given  is  subject  to  change  when  each  of  the  members 
are   heard   from. 

REPORT    OF    COMMITTEE    ON   HISTORICAL    SOCIETY. 

To  the  Moderator  and  Brethren  of  the  Ninety-First  General  Assembly  of  the 
Cumberland  Presbyterian    Church,   in   session   at   Greenfield,   Mo.,    May,    1921 : 

Dear  Fathers  and  Brethren:  As  Secretary  of  the  Historical  Society,  I  beg  leave 
to  report  as  follows: 

We  have  had  no  meeting  for  the  oft-repeatod  reason  of  no  funds  nor  provision 
by  which   we   can   secure   funds. 

We  have  considered  the  letters  from  different  sources  offering  to  sell  to  the  Gen- 
eral Assembly  certain  papers  in  the  hands  of  Rev.  J.  V.  Stevens,  but  as  we  are  in- 
formed that  possibly  the  most  of  the  papers  or  data  is  already  in  the  possession  of 
different  members  of  the  Church  and  could  be  secured  without  the  expenditure  of 
money,  we  believe  it  to  be  wisdom  to  refrain  from  purchasing  them.  The  Stated 
Clerk  of  the  General  Assembly  holds  a  complete  file  of  the  minutes  of  the  Assembly. 

We  believe  that  the  time  is  at  hand  when  the  Assembly  should  proceed  to  write 
the  history  of  the  Church  as  so  many  of  the  older  members  are  dying,  and  we  feel 
that  it  would  be  sacrilege  to  permit  the  loss  of  the  facts  which  could  be  secured  from 
them   should   some  one   be  empowered  to   secure  and  write  the  history. 

We  find  it  impossible  to  do  more  than  just  look  for  certain  records  and  then 
be  unable  to  secure  them  in  the  condition  that  this  committee  has  always  found  it- 
self— without  means  to  even  carry  on  a  correspondence  to  any  degree,  as  no  funds 
have  ever  come  into  our  hands. 

We  respectfully  ask  the  General  Assembly  to  take  some  steps  at  once  to  select 
some  one  capable  of  writing  this  history  or  empower  this  committee  to  at  least  se- 
cure some  one  to  write  certain  chapters,  especially  the  chapters  based  upon  the  re- 
cent years  during  which  our  Church  has  been  persecuted,  as  we  feel  that  the  future 
generations  should  have  the  information  to  guide  them,  for  we  know  it  will  be  only 
a  few  years  until  many  of  them  will  be  called  upon  to  pass  through  some  such  trial ; 
therefore  we 

Recommend:  1.  That  this  Assembly  proceed  to  select  some  one  to  write  the 
Advanced  History  of  the   Cumberland  Presbyterian   Churrb 

Respectfully  signed,  B.  J.  REAGIN,  Secretary. 

REPORT    OF    COMMISSION    ON    MANUSCRIPT    EXAMINATION. 

To  the  Ninety-First  Meeting  of  the  General  Assembly,   Greenfield,   Mo.: 
Moderator  and  Brethren:  Your  Commission  appointed  to  examine  the  m.anuscript 
of  forthcoming  books  or  pamphlets  to  be  circulated  as  Cumberland  Presbyterian  re- 


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spectfully  reports  that  no  such  manuscripts  have  been  submitted ;  nor  have  we  had 
notice  of  rumors  of  violence  to  the  teachings  of  our  Confession  of  Faith  in  any  of 
your  Presbyteries.  We  are  deeply  pained  that  but  two  names  of  your  Commission 
appear  upon  this  report,  our  dear  brother  and  co-worker.  Rev.  J.  T.  Barbee,  having 
triumphantly  passed  into  the  "General  Assembly  and  Church  of  the  first  born,  which 
are  written  in  heaven,"  since  our  last  report.  Very  sincerely  your  servants, 

A.    C.    BIDDLE, 
P.    F.    JOHNSON. 


REPORT    ON    THE    NEW   CUMBERLAND    DIGEST. 

To  the  Ninety-First  Meeting  of  the  General  Assembly,  Greenfield,  Mo. : 
Moderator  and  Brethren :  The  compiler  makes  this  last  report ;  and,  as  all 
pecuniary  obligations  to  him  have  been  satisfactorily  met  by  your  order,  he  asks 
to  be  discharged.  Our  manager  writes  me  that  he  has  quite  a  number  of  bound 
copies  on  his  shelves.  Throughout  the  Church  the  New  Cumberland  Digest  has  re- 
ceived only  words  of  praise.  It  is  well  pinted,  tastefully  bound  in  black  cloth,  and 
is  helpfully  indexed.  Each  ruling  elder  who  hopes  to  be  of  worth  to  his  session, 
to  his  Presbytery^  to  his  Synod,  and  to  his  Assembly  should  at  once  get  a  copy  and 
begin  its  study  ;  and  if  they  should  so  do,  it  would  put  new  life  into  our  courts,  re- 
lieve the  Publishing  House  of  an  unnecessary  burden,  and  otherwise  do  incalculable 
good.     Send  for  your  copy.  Very  sincerely  your  servant, 

A.    C.    BIDDLE. 


ANNUAL   REPORT   ON    PROHIBITION— for    1921. 

To  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  in  session  at 
Greenfield,   Mo.,   May   19-25,    1921. 

Fathers  and  Brethren :  As  your  Committee  on  Prohibition,  we  have  but  little  to 
report  at  this  time,  only  that  which  is  generally  known  to  you  all.  But  let  us  not 
be  weary  in  well-doing,  for  in  due  season  we  shall  reap  if  we  faint  not.  We  are 
to-day  realizing  the  reaping  of  the  harvest  that  we  have  long  toiled  for  and  have 
sown  the  seed  of  sobriety  and  uprightness  for  a  sober  nation  all  these  years.  We 
have  sown  in  the  name  of  the  Father,  Son,  and  Holy  Ghost  and  have  faithfully 
tilled  the  soil,  while  God  has  watered  from  heaven  and  therefore  today  we  should 
thank  God  and  take  courage  and  go  forward. 

Our  Volstead  Law  has  stood  the  acid  test  of  every  Supreme  Court  before  which 
it  has  been  tried,  and  there  is  little  chance  for  any  modification  of  the  same  ;  hence 
as  long  as  this  law  holds  good  we  will  still  have  a  saloonless  nation.  The  large  dis- 
tilleries and  breweries  have  all  the  time  looked  forward  to  some  modification  of  the 
dry  law  that  would  give  them  the  right  to  make  and  sell  intoxicating  liquors,  but 
to-day  their  fond   hopes  are   fast  vanishing. 

We  still  have  much  illegal  selling  of  wildcat  intoxicants,  and  most  of  it  is  a 
concotion  of  deadly  drugs  and  so  many  have  died  right  out  from  the  drink,  and 
many  others  came  so  near  dying  that  they  are  now  becoming  afraid  to  take  the 
risk  on  the  bootlegger  and  the  blind  tiger,  hence  the  trade  is  becoming  less  all  the 
time. 

Your  committee  is  strongly  opposed  to  the  policy  of  our  government  in  allowing 
drug  stores  to  sell  intoxicating  liquors  on  the  doctor's  prescription,  inasmuch  as  this 
is  to  a  limited  extent  giving  the  drug  stores  the  right  to  make  large  profits  even  on 
the  small  sales,  the  doctors  the  right  to  charge  a  profit  on  the  prescription,  and 
holds  the  temptation  before  the  people  who  are  inclined  to  drink,  and,  in  a  word,  it 
makes  the  durg  store  a  little  saloon  and  violates  in  principle  our  national  law. 

We  would  therefore  condemn  the  drug  store  trade  in  intoxicanting  liquors.  If 
we  say  that  we  have  a  dry  nation,  let's  have  if  dry  by  all  means,  and  no  modifica- 
tions nor  special  privileges  extended  to  one  more  than  to  another. 

We  still  endorse  the  work  of  the  Woman's  Christian  Temeprance  Union,  which 
has  so  nobly  fought  the  liquor  traffic  since  its  organization  in  1873-1874,  and  it  has 
never  relaxed  its  efforts  for  one  hour,  so  with  the  Anti-Saloon  League,  which  gave 
the  strong  arm  of  man  to  the  task  of  helping  to  bring  the  great  achievement  which 


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we  have  to-day.     Let  us  therefore  press  forward  until   there  is  no  such  thing  as  the 
illegal   sale   of   the   death-dealing   concoction   in   our   fair   land. 

Signed  by   the   Committee, 

J.   B.    ESHMAN,    Springfield,   Mo.; 

J.    M.    COOK,    Lewisburg,    Ky. ; 

H.   S.    McCORD,    Marshall,   Mo. 

REPORT  OF  MUSIC  EDITOR. 

To  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  to  convene 
in  Greenfield,  Mo.,  May  19,   1921,  greeting: 

Moderator,  Fathers,  and  Brethren :  Permit  me  again,  as  your  Music  Editor,  to 
submit  my  annual  report  to  your  reverend  body.  From  the  time  of  my  appointment 
to  the  position  I  hold,  I  have  endeavored  to  keep  you  informed  of  the  work  I  am 
doing. 

My  work  as  Music  Editor  includes  the  publication  of  the  New  Chuch  Hymnal, 
"The  Songs  of  Zion,"  which  was  compiled  under  the  authority  of  the  Assembly  by 
a  committee  appointed  at  Warrensburg,  Mo.,  May,  1912,  of  which  I  was  made  chair- 
man. We  submitted  our  repoit  to  the  Assembly  at  Bowling  Green,  Ky.,  in  May,  1913, 
which  report  was  received  and  the  book  adopted.  And  this  book  has  been  recom- 
mended to  the  churches  by  every  Assembly  since.  No  Church  hymnal  has  ever  re- 
ceived such  high,  official  sanction  as  has  this  one.  Not  only  has  it  received  the 
sanction  of  the  highest  court  of  the  Church,  but  it  has  received  the  endorsement  of 
ministers,  musicians,  and  the  churches  using  the  book,  as  shown  by  their  testi- 
monials  freely  and   voluntarily   given. 

But  one  criticism  has  reached  me,  and  that  is  in  reference  to  a  slight  change 
in  the  wording  of  one  or  more  hymns  to  make  them  conform  to  the  teachings  of 
the  Word  of  God  as  held  by  our  Church.  It  is  also  said  that  I  have  changed  the 
music  of  some  of  the  old  tunes.     To  all  of  which  I  reply : 

That  as  a  Cumberland  Presbyterian,  compiling  a  hymnal  for  the  Cumberland 
Presbyterian  Church,  I  assumed  that  the  Church  expected  me  to  be  loyal  to  my  Church 
and  not  to  allow  anything  to  go  into  the  new  hymnal  that  would  compromise  our  doc- 
trines and  at  the  same  time  be  untrue  to  the  teachings  of  the  Word  of  God,  that 
any  fevangelicial  Christian  might  not  sing.  It  seems  that  some  of  the  brethren  will 
never  forgive  me  for  changing  the  third  line  of  the  first  stanza  of  "There  Is  a 
Fountain  Filled  with  Blood,"  to  read,  "And  sinners  cleansed  by  that  pure  flood," 
etc.,  instead  of,  "And  sinners  plunged  beneath  that  flood,"  etc. 

Rev.  W.  H.  Berry  would  have  rendered  it,  "And  sinners  sprinkled  from  that 
flood." 

As  to  any  change  in  the  music,  I  will  say  there  has  been  no  change  made  in 
the  air,  or  melody,  of  a  single  one  of  the  old  tunes.  The  changes  complained  of 
refer  to  the  harmony  only.  It  would  not  have  done  to  let  some  of  these  old  tunes 
appear  in  the  new  hymnal  with  the  crude  harmony  which  they  contained  ;  and  yet 
the  melodies  were  regarded  as  superior  to  many  of  the  new  tunes  being  published 
to-day. 

And  besides  a  number  of  these  old  trunes  were  used  by  request  of  the  old  brethren. 
For  example:  No.  198,  "Come,  Humble  Sinner,  in  Whose  Breast,"  was  inserted  by 
request  of  Rev.  J.  H.  Mihlholland.  at  that  time  Moderator  of  the  Assembly,  he 
copying  the  air  and  leaving  me  to  supply  the  harmony.  This  is  a  minor  tune.  So 
of  No.  269,  sung  to  "Am  I  a  Soldier  of  the  Cross?"  This  was  in  minor,  but  I 
majorized  it,  so  as  to  make  it  easer  for  the  present  generation  to  sing.  And  so 
with  No.  577,  "On  Jordan's  Stormy  Banks  I  Stand." 

And  in  the  general  make  up  of  the  selection  I  was  not  only  guided  by  the 
former  Hymnals  of  the  Church,  but  kept  other  hymnals  at  hand  while  compiling  the 
new  hymnal.  And  among  the  old  hymns  and  tunes  used  will  be  found  No.  26.5.  "AVhen 
I  Can  Read  My  Title  Clear."  which  our  fathers  sang  to  the  old  tune.  "Ninety  Fifth." 
This  hymn  and  tune  called  loudly  to  be  restored  to  their  place  in  the  hymnology  of 
the   Church. 

Where  I  have  taken  old  airs  and  rearranged  the  harmony  I  have  indicated  that 
fact  by  inserting,  "Arr.  by  W.  T.  D.,"  following  the  lead  of  such  musicians  as  Dr. 
Lowell  Mason,  Dr.  Thomas  Hastings.  Wm.  B.  Bradbury,  and  such  like  musical 
celebrities.     So   in  this  I  have  not  violated  the  rules  of  musical   propriety. 


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While  selecting  hymns  for  the  new  hymnal,  I  was  frequently  confronted  with 
two  or  more  versions  of  the  words,  as,  for  example,  "Rock  of  Ages,"  "Jesus,  LoTer 
of  My  Soul,"  and  others ;  and  it  was  often  difficult  to  determine  which  was  the 
more  preferable  rendering,  and  I  had  often  to  decide  it  by  what  seemed  to  be  the 
prevailing  use  of  the  words  coupled  with  what  seemed  to  be  the  moi'e  in  keeping  with 
th  true  meaning  to  be  attached  to  the  hymn.  I  trust  enough  has  been  given  the 
reader  to  show  the  difficulties  I  have  labored  under  in  performing  the  work. 

Another  fact,  which  was  explained  in  our  report  to  the  Assembly  at  Bowling 
Green,  was  the  fact  that  one  of  our  committee  was  abroad  all  the  while  the  hymnal 
was  being  prepared  and  could  not  be  reached.  The  two  other  members,  living  in 
Nashville,  rendered  valuable  help.  But,  under  the  circumstances,  I  had  to  assume 
the  greater  part  of  the  responsibility  of  the  work,  which  I  did,  bearing  all  the  ex- 
penses incurred  by  the  work,  no  part  of  which  was  met  by  the  Assembly  or  the 
Board. 

I  have  called  your  attention  in  my  former  reports  to  the  fact  that  the  A.  S. 
Barnes  Company,  of  New  York,  assumed  the  expense  of  publishing  the  book,  after 
it  was  found  that  our  own  Board  of  Publication  was  not  in  a  financial  condition  at 
that  time  to  do  it.  Of  course  this  company  expected  that  the  Church  would  patronize 
their  own  book  to  such  an  extent  as  to  relieve  them  of  financial  embarrassment.  But 
this,  I  am  sorry  to  say,  has  not  been  done.  And  the  company  is  now  offering  to  sell 
the  book  at  cost  of  manufacture,  plus  the  transportation.  Our  churches  now  have 
the  opportunity  of  supplying  themselves  with  a  first-class,  up-to-date  hymnal  cheaper 
than   was  ever  offered  before. 

I  wish  to  emphasize  the  fact  that  if  the  General  Assembly  had  not  appointed  a 
committee  to  compile  a  new  hymnal,  it  would  never  have  been  compiled  ;  and  if  the 
General  Assembly  had  not  adopted  and  authorized  its  publication,  it  would  never 
have  been  published. 

Allow  me  to  call  your  attention  to  the  following  deliverances  of  former  As- 
semblies : 

From  the  Report  of  the  Committee  on  Publication,  Adopted  by  the  General  As- 
sembly, Wagoner,  Okla.,  1914. 

"We  have  before  us  a  full  report  of  your  Music  Editor,  the  Rev.  W.  T.  Dale, 
from  which  we  learn  that  he  has  completed  the  new  hymnal  and  has  arranged  with 
the  A.   S.  Barnes  Company  to  publish  the  same.     .     .     . 

"Your  committee  believes  that  the  Church  has  been  brought  under  obligation 
to  Brother  Dale  for  his  faithful  work  in  preparing  this  songbook.  Furthermore,  we 
believe  he  has  acted  wisely  in  arranging  with  the  A.  S.  Barnes  Company  to  publish 
the  book.  Furthermore,  we  would  advise  that  the  General  Assembly  recommend  the 
Church  to  use  this  book  as  far  as  practicable." 

From  the  Report  of  the  Committee  on  Publication,  Adopted  by  the   General 
Assembly,   Memphis,    Tenn.,    May,    1915. 

"We  have  before  us  the  report  of  our  Music  Editor  on  the  new  Church  hymnal 
.  who  reports  that  he  was  able  to  have  the  hymnal  published  as  per  contract 
with  the  A.  S.  Barnes  Company,  New  York,  who  have,  at  great  expense  to  them- 
selves, brought  out  the  book.  The  book  seems  in  every  way  to  be  fully  up  to  the 
-  expectation  of  the  Church.  It  comes  to  us  endorsed  by  a  large  number  of  the  best 
judges  of  words  and  music,  and  since  it  is  the  work  of  our  own  Editor,  and  especially 
because  strangers  to  us  have  incurred  the  expense  of  publishing  the  book  your  com- 
mittee feels  that  the  entire  membership  of  this  General  Assembly  should  make 
strenuous  effort,  if  needs  be,  to  have  the  book  put  in  all  our  congregations.  Its 
price  is  as'  reasonable  as  we  could  expect  a  book  to  be  of  high  grade  and  up-to-date." 

Once  more,  we  give  the  following  from  the  report,  of  the  Committee  on  Pub- 
lication, adopted  by  the  General  Assembly  at  Birmingham,  Ala.,  May,   1916  : 

"In  reference  to  the  report  of  Rev.  W.  T.  Dale,  D.D.,  we  are  pleased  to  note 
that  our  new  Church  hymnal,  'The  Songs  of  Zion,'  is  being  purchased  in  increasing 
numbers  throughout  the  Church. 

"Your  committee,  after  examination  of  the  hymnal,  desire  to  commend  Rev.  W. 
T.   Dale   for   his  painstaking   care   in  the   arrangement   of   the  songs   in   this  book. 


192  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

We  recommend  that  in  view  of  the  fact  that  the  A.  S.  Barnes  Company  have,  at 
their  own  risk,  gone  to  great  trouble  and  expense  in  publishing  this  hymnal,  that 
our  people  throughout  che  whole  Church  be  requested  to  examine  said  hymnal,  and 
wherever  possible  to  purchase  same  when  in  need  of  new  songbooks." 

It  would  be  presumptious  in  me  to  try  to  add  anything  to  what  these  three  As- 
semblies have  said  about  the  hymnal. 

I  will  only  add  that  in  these  days  of  so  many  "drives"  we  should  put  on  an- 
other drive  with  the  view  of  selling  the  remainder  of  the  books  which  the  publishers 
now  have  on  hand.  It  would  be  a  burning  shame  for  the  publishers  to  be  forced  to 
sell  the  bound  stock  with  the  unbound  sheets  as  waste  paper.  Will  not  every  Cum- 
berland Presbyterian  who  loves  his  Church  rise  up  and  say,  "This  shall  not  be  done"  ? 

I  am  seventy-six  years  old  and  cannot,  according  to  the  course  of  nature,  expect 
to  be  here  many  more  years ;  but  I  could  die  happy  if  this  our  obligation  to  these 
publishers  were  met  and  satisfied. 

If  every  one  of  our  churches  will  take  from  25  to  100  copies,  this  obligation 
could  easily  be  met.  Now  if  friends  interested  will  write  me  for  prices  and  cost  of 
shipment,  I  will  let  them  know  the  cost  of  the  book,  together  with  the  express 
charges.  Or  they  can  take  the  matter  up  with  A.  S.  Barnes  and  Company,  30  Irving 
Place,  New  York,  who  will  be  glad  to  furnish  the  information  sought. 

Following  my  earnest  aijpeal  two  years  ago  and  the  Assembly's  strong  recom- 
mendation that  year,  a  number  of  churches  responded  by  buying  25  to  50  or  more 
copies  of  the  hymnal. 

Trusting  that  our  work  as  your  Music  Editor  may  have  been  such  as  to  merit 
a  continuation  of  your  sanction  and  approval,  I  am  yours  for  the  best  service  I  am 
capable  of  rendering  to  the  Lord  and  our  beloved  Church.  With  sincere  regard,  I  am 
yours   most   cordially.  Rev.    W.    T.    DALE,    Music    Editor. 

Woodbine    Station,    Nashville,    Tenn. 

P.  S. — Since  this  report  was  written,  the  publishers  have  written  me  that  they 
have  donated  one  hundred  copies,  of  the  hymnal  to  the  Church  at  Greenfield,  Mo.,  for 
the  use  of  the  General  Assembly  and  Woman's  Convention. — W.  T.  D. 


REPORT  OF  BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES  OF  BETHEL  COLLEGE. 

To  the  91st  General  A.ssembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Chuixh,  meeting 
in   Greenfield,   Mo. : 

Dear  Brethren :  The  Board  of  rrur,t:3es  of  Bethel  College  most  respectfully-  sub- 
mit the  following  report : 

We  had  our  first  meeting  on  March  8,  1921,  and  organized  as  follows:  A.  E. 
Barnett,  President ;  W.  H.  Butler,  Vice  President  ;  James  M.  McLeskey,  Secretary ; 
T.  E.  Thomas,  Treasurer.  After  which  adjournment  was  taken,  pending  the  amend- 
ment to  the  charter  which  impowered  us  to  act  as  your  Trustees  of  this  institution. 
The  charter  having  been  amended,  we  met  on  April  22,  1921,  in  McKenzie,  Tenn., 
at  which  time  was  turned  over  to  us  by  the  former  Board  all  of  the  interests 
which  were  held  in  trust  by  them,  consisting  of  about  four  acres  of  land,  buildings, 
and  contents.  We  elected  a  faculty  for  the  ensuing  years  as  follows :  Prof.  N.  J. 
Finney,  President  Emeritus,  Rev.  G.  W.  Burrough,  B.  F.  Hooker,  Charles  H.  Mc- 
Cord,  Rev.  R.  L.  Keathley.  Miss  Nellie  E.  Grigsby,  Mrs.  Gladys  Guinn  Kelly,  piano 
teacher,  Mrs.  A.  I.  Dennison,  teacher  of  voice.  Prof.  N.  J.  Finney  was  elected  to 
a  place  on  the  faculty.  After  carefully  looking  into  the  details  of  the  situation,  -we 
found  that  they  were  in  need  of  additional  teachers,  and  they  were  elected  as  above. 
This  was  done  in  order  to  bring  the  institution  up  to  where  it  will  meet  the  needs 
of  the  denomination.  To  carry  out  our  plans  in  this  regard  we  are  asking  that  the 
General  Assembly  make  an  appropriation  of  $10,000  for  the  operating  expenses  for 
the  coming  year.  We  beg  your  most  prayerful  and  careful  consideration  of  this 
request,  as  we  feel  that  the  usefulness  of  the  institution  will  be  determined  by  your 
action.  We  furthermore  call  your  attention  to  the  fact  that  the  Board  decided  that 
a  Bible  course  should  be  taught  in  Bethel  College  for  the  coming  year.  A  library 
has  been  tendered  to  the  institution  by  Mr.  W.  L.  Danley,  of  Nashville,  Tenn.,  which 


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your  Board  has  gratefully  accepted.     You  will   find  attached  herewith  the  financial 
exhibit    and   the    charter   amendment.  Respectfully    submitted, 

A.  E.  BARNETT,  President; 
Jas.  M.  McLESKEY,   Secretary. 

An  act  to  amend  an  act  entitled  an  act  to  incorporate  Bethel  Seminary,  in  the 
county  of  Carrol,  and  for  other  purposes,  passed  by  the  General  Assembly  of  the 
State  of  Tennessee,  December  1,  1847,  being  Chapter  71  of  the  published  acts  of 
the  General  Assembly  of  the  State  of  Tennessee  of  1847-1848,  and  as  amnded  by 
various   subsequent   acts   of   the   General   Assembly   of   Tennessee. 

Section  1.  Be  it  enacted  by  the  General  Assembly  of  the  State  of  Tennessee  that 
the  charter  of  Bethel  Seminary  (now  known  as  Bethel  College),  under  the  care  and 
control  of  West  Tennessee  Synod  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  be  and 
the  same  is  hereby  so  amended  as  to  place  said  college  or  institution  under  the 
fostering  care,  control  and  supervision  of  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland 
Presbyterian  Church,  and  that  all  the  rights,  care  or  interest  now  in  said  West 
Tennessee  Synod  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  by  virtue  of  said  charter, 
be  and  the  same  is  hereby  divested  out  of  the  West  Tennessee  Synod  and  vested  in 
the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church. 

Section  2.  Be  it  further  enacted  that  Section  1  of  said  act  be  and  the  same  is 
hereby  so  amended  that  the  following  named  men  shall  constitute  the  Board  of 
Trustees  of  Bethel  College,  assuming  office  from  and  after  the  passage  of  this  act : 
Class  1.  O.  A.  Barbee,  Greenville,  Ky.  ;  A.  E.  Barnett,  Milan,  Tenn.  ;  C.  E.  Drum- 
mond,  McLemoresville,  Tenn.  Class  2.  J.  M.  McLeskey,  Memphis,  Tenn.  ;  Tom 
Thomas,  McKenzie,  Tenn.  ;  G.  B.  Holloda5%  Camden,  Tenn.  Class  3.  W.  H.  Butler, 
Jackson,  Tenn.  ;  W.  J.  Davidson,  Union  City,  Tenn.  ;  Porter  Mullins,  Trezevant,  Tenn. 

Section  3.  Be  it  further  enacted  that  section  one  of  said  act  and  the  amendments 
thereto  be  and  the  same  is  hei'eby  so  amended  that  said  Board  of  Trustees,  and  their 
successors  in  trust,  shall  have  full  power  and  authority  to  receive  and  hold  donations 
and  legacies  for  the  benefit  of  said  institution  in  any  amount. 

Section  4.  Be  it  further  enacted  that  this  act  take  effect  from  and  after  its 
passage,  the  public  welfare  demanding  it. 

Report    of    Treasurer    of   Faculty. 
Prof.    N.   J.    Finney.   President,    Bethel    College: 

As  treasurer  of  the  faculty  I  present  the  following  statement  of  receipts  and 
disbursements  for  session  of  1920-21  up  to  and  including  above  date.  There  remains 
about   $175   uncollected,   nearly   all   of  which   is  very  doubtful. 

Receipts. 

Tuition    $1,228  15 

Incidentals    300  50 

Board   of   Education     ; .- 1,900  00 

Total $3,428  65 

Disbursements. 

Paid   teachers    $2,937  28 

Expense   of   C 430  80 

Total    $3,368  80 

In  bank 60  57 

Total    $3,427  65 

Paid  teachers    $2,937  28 

Brflance  due  teachers 1,962  72 

Total    $4,900  00 

Respectfully  submitted, 
/  B.  F.  HOOKER,  Treasurer  of  Faculty. 


194  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Mr.    Arthur    Barnett,    President    Board   of   Trustees    of    Bethel    College : 

Dear  Sir :  We  have  examined  the  books  and  accounts  from  which  the  above  state- 
ment has  been  made  and  find  them  correct  and  in  good  order. 

N.    J.    FINNEY    President; 
J.    E.    GARRETT. 
May    11,    1921. 


Financial   Report  of  J.    L.   Baker,   Retiring   Treasurer  of   the  Board   of  Trustees  of 
Bethel    College.      Made   This   March    1,    1921. 

1920. 

April   1,   Bonds  on  hand  as  per  report  to  General   Assembly $  400  00 

April    1,    Cash   on  hand  per   report   to  General  Assembly 22  86 

Total  cash  and  bonds  on  hand , $  422  86 

April    1,    Received    from    W.    B.    Cunningham,    Treasurer $  300  00 

April    15,    Received   from   interest   on   bonds 8  50 

May    20,    Received    from    domitory    rents 9  75 

May    25,    Received   from   W.    B.    Cunningham,    Treasurer 313  02 

June    19,    Received   from    Hallie   White,    balance    rent 3  00 

July   1,   Received  from   W.   B.   Cunningham,   Treasurer 466  38 

October   15,    Received   from   interest   on   bonds 8  50 

Total    $1,532  01 


Amounts  Paid  Out. 

1920. 

April    12,    Paid   B.   F.   Hooker,    Burser $  300  00 

May    22,    Paid   Homer    Sparks,    labor ■ 50 

May   26,   Paid   B.   F.   Hooker,    Burser 313  02 

July   1,   Paid  Commercial   Bank,   note  and   interest 466  38 

November    1,    Paid  F.    D.   Walpole,    labor 8  00 

Total    •  .  SI. 087  90 

1921. 

March    1,    bonds    on    hand 5  400  CO 

March  1,   cash  in  Commercial  Bank •■  •  •  41  43 

March   1,    cash   in   Bank   of   McKenzie 2  68 


Total    $    444  11 


Total  as  above    SI, 532  01 

/  J.  L.  BAKER,  Treasurer  of  Bethel  College. 

The  above  is  the  report  of  the  retiring  treasurer  as  handed  to  me,  and  also  he 
turned  over  to  me  the  bonds  and  cash  on  hand   as  per  his  report  above. 

Signed  this  April  22,   1921.  Treasurer  Board  of  Tnisees,  Bethel   College. 

T.   E.   THOMAS. 

Since  the  attached  financial  report  was  submitted,  the  following  condition  has 
been  brought  to  the  attention  of  your  Board :  As  shown  in  report  of  Treasurer 
Hooker,  balance  now  due  teachers  less  cash  in  bank,  SI, 902. 15.  Of  this  amount  the 
Board  of  Education,  we  are  unofficially  informed,  can  pay  about  S750,  leaving  a 
balance  to  be  reaised  on  salaries,   SI,  150. 

We  respectfully  submit  the  foregoing,  hoping  that  this  indebtedness  can  be 
met  at  once.  (Signed)    A.   E.   Barnett,   President. 


PART  III. 
Pages  197  to  218 


REPORTS  OF  COMMITTEES 

AND  MISCELLANEOUS  PAPERS 


TO  THE 


GENERAL    ASSEMBLY 

MAY  19-25,   1921 
GREENFIELD,  MO. 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  197 

REPORT    OF    COMMITTEE    ON    CREDENTIALS. 

To  the  Ninety-First  General  Assembly:  Your  Committee  on  Credentials  submit 
the  following  report: 

1.  We  recommend  the  seating  of  all  those  named  as  Commissioners,  should  they 
be  present,  or  in  their  absence,  the  seating  of  the  alternate  named  in  the  Preliminary 
Minutes  of  the  General  Assemhbly  on  pages  14,  15,  and  16  thereof,  with  the  follow- 
ing changes,   exceptions,   and  additions : 

2.  In  the  case  of  Logan  Presbytery  not  reported  in  the  Preliminary  Minutes,  we 
recommend  the  seating  of  C.  G.  Chick  as  Commissioner  on  the  part  of  the  ministry 
and  of  Henry  H.  Denhardt  for  the  eldership,  their  credentials  being  in  regular  form. 

3.  Neither  D.  A.  Bright  nor  C.  G.  Armitage,  the  duly  elected  Commissioner  and 
alternate  on  the  part  of  the  eldership  from  East  Tennessee  Presbytery  being  able  to 
attend  this  session  of  the  General  Assembly,  a  petition  was  presented  to  your  com- 
mittee bearing'  the  signature,  as  we  were  informed  of  every  member  of  said  Pres- 
bytei-y  who  was  present  at  the  last  meeting  of  same,  requesting  that  S.  H.  Humphrey, 
a  member  of  said  Presbytery,  be  seated  as  the  Commissioner  on  the  part  of  the 
eldership  for  said  Presbytery,   and  your  committee   recommends  that  this  be   don». 

4.  In  Dallas-Bonham  Presbytery  it  appears  that  neither  Rev.  Leslie  Waddle  nor 
Rev.  C.  F.  Gibbins,  the  duly  elected  Commissioner  and  alternate  on  the  part  of  the 
ministry  were  able  to  attend  the  session  of  this  General  Assembly,  and  it  appearing 
that  both  of  said  brethren,  as  well  as  four  of  the  church  sessions  of  the  eleven  in 
the  Presbytery,  have  requested  in  writing  that  Rev.  H.  R.  Allen  be  seated  as  Com- 
missioner in  their  stead,  and  there  being  no  contest  or  objection  on  the  part  of 
anyone,  your  committee  would  recommend  that  said  Rev.  H.  R.  Allen  be  seated  as 
Commissioner  from  said  Presbytery. 

5.  The  credentials  of  Rev.  B.  F.  Guinn  as  Commissioner  on  the  part  of  the 
.  ministry   and   of   W.    C.    Crider   as    Commissioner   for   the   eldership    from    New   Hope 

Presbytery   appearing  to  be   regular,   we   recommend   that   said  brethren  be   seated   as 
Commissioners   from   said  Presbytery. 

6.  It  was  made  to  appear  to  your  committee  that  on  account  of  the  death  of  one 
of  the  ministers,  a  member  of  West  Plains  Presbytery,  that  this  Presbytery  is  left 
without  a  su..cient  number  of  ministers  to  constitute  a  Presbytery.  Rev.  E.  T. 
King,  one  of  the  two  ministers  remaining  in  said  Presbytery,  appeared  before  your 
committee  and  requested  that  he  be  seated  as  a  Commissioner  on  the  part  of  the 
ministry  for  said  Presbytery.  We  submit  this  matter  to  the  General  Assembly  for 
its  action  without  any  recommendation. 

7.  In  the  case  of  Los  Angeles  Presbytery,  it  was  made  to  appear  to  your  com- 
mittee by  Rev.  Charles  H.  Walton  and  others,  and  by  certain  signed  statements,  that 
it  was  impossible  to  hold  a  meeting  of  this  Presbytery  because  there  were  only  thi-ee 
ministers  who  are  members  thereof,  and  that  one  of  these  three  ministers  who  was 
the  Moderator  of  the  Presbytery  failed  to  meet  with  said  Presbytery  at  the  time  of 
its  reg-ular  meeting,  and  also  failed  and  refused  to  call  a  meeting  of  the  Presbytery 
for  the  purpose  of  electing  Commissioners  to  the  General  Assembly,  even  though  he 
had  been  legally  requested  so  to  do.  A  petition  was  presented  to  your  commltte-, 
requesting  that  the  seating  of  Rev.  Charles  H.  Walton  as  Commissioner  on  the  part 
of  the  ministry  from  said  Presbytery  be  recommended  by  this  committee.  We.  how- 
ever .submit  this  matter  to  the  General  Assembly  for  its  action  without  any  recom- 
mendation. Respectfully   submitted. 

H.   H.   DENHARDT, 
B.  J.  REAGIN, 
T.    A.    DEVORE. 

REPORT   OF   COMMITTEE    ON   MORTUARY. 

To  the  Moderator  and  Members  of  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland 
Presbyterian   Church,    in   session   at   Greenfield,    Mo.,    May   21.    1921: 

Your  Committee  on  Mortuary  has  discharged  the  sad  duty  assigned  to  it  and 
present  the   following  report   for   your   consideration   and   adoption: 

Since  the  adjournment  of  the  General  Assembly  one  year  ago  the  following 
tnembers  of  and  ministers  in  our  beloved  Church  have  ceased  to  travel  on  the  level 
of  time  and  have  passed  to  that  undiscovered  country  from  whose  bourne  no  traveler 
returns,  to  wit:  Rev.  J.  T.   Barbee,   of  Owensboro  Presbytery,   September  11,    1920,   at 


198  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENEEAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

his  home  in  Murphysboro,  111.  ;  Rev.  Wilson  Cole,  of  Choctaw  Presbytery,  Febmary 
20,  1921,  at  Garvon,  Okla.  ;  Rev.  John  H.  Day,  Dallas-Bonham  Presbytery,  Febmary 
5,  1921,  at  Detroit,  Tex.  ;  Rev.  B.  E.  Finch,  of  McGready  Presbytery,  December 
12,  1920,  at  Mingo,  Miss.  ;  Rev.  G.  W.  Petty,  Lexington  Presbytery,  November  1, 
1920,  at  Sedalia,  Mo. ;  Rev.  J.  C.  Ross,  of  Clarksville  Presbytery,  March  23,  1921,  at 
Big  Sandy,  Tenn.  ;  Rev.  L.  C.  Sharp,  of  New  Lebanon  Presbytery,  February,  1921,  at 
Tipton,  Mo.  ;  Rev.  W.  J.  Sneed,  of  Ewing-McLin  Presbytery,  Ina,  111.  (date  un- 
known) ;  Rev.  Edwin  Worth,  of  Lincoln-Decatur  Presbytery,  July  22,  1920,  at  his 
home  in  Petersburg,  111.  ;  and  Rev.  W.  S.  Kincade,  of  West  Plains  Presbytery  (date 
not  given). 

Of  the  brethren  whose  demise  we  report  herewith  it  is  doubtless  proper  that  we 
should  record,  "They  have  fought  a  good  fight  and  have  entered  into  rest."  Your 
committee  would  recommend  that  the  hour  of  eleven  o'clock  to-day  be  fixed  by  your 
body  to  hold  special  memorial  service  in  memory  of  these  deceased  brothers,  and  that 
Rev.  J.  S.  Bone,  of  White  River  Presbytery,  be  appointed  to  conduct  said  service. 

RespectfuU   submitted  (Signed) 

D.    W.    CHEEK,    Chairman. 
OSCAR    HADDOCK, 
ROBINSON    MURPHY, 

J.  s.  J.  brea:^, 
A.  w.  clii>:ard. 

REPORT  OF  THE  COMMITTEE  TO  RECEIVE  BIDS  AND  PROPOSALS  FOR  THE 

LOCATION  OF  THE  PROPOSED  LITERARY  AND 

THEOLOGICAL  SCHOOL. 

To  the  ninety-first  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  in 
session  at   Greenfield,   Mo.,   May   19-25,    1921 : 

Dear  Fathers  and  Brethren:  We,  your  committee  selected  to  receive  bids  and 
proposals  for  the  location  of  the  proposed  Literary  and  Theological  School,  to  visit 
and  investigate  all  conditions  prevailing  in  such  communities  as  in  our  judgment 
offers  a   suitable   location,   beg  to   submit   the   following   report: 

Your  committee  met  first  in  McKenzie,  Tenn.,  November  23,  1920,  and  perfected 
its  organization  by  electing  Elder  G.  B.  Holladay,  Camden,  Tenn.,  chairman,  and 
Rev.  S.   L.   Noel,   Greenville,  Tenn.,   secretai;y-treasurer. 

The  committee  advertised  throughout  the  bounds  of  the  Church  for  proposals 
for  the  location  of  the  school  by  letter,  circular,  and  newspai^er.  (A  copy  of  the 
circular   is   attached  to  and   made   a   part  of  this  report.) 

The  committee  inspected  the  Bethel  College  site,  McKenzie,  Tenn.,  while  there, 
and  at  its  second  meeting,  held  in  Chattanooga,  Tenn.,  April,  1920,  was  shown  two 
tracts  of  land  and  were  driven  over  and  given  a  general  view  of  Signal  Mountain. 

The  chairman  of  the  committee  inspected  several  proposed  sites  offered  at  Jack- 
son,   Tenn. 

The  members  of  the  committee  present  in  Greenfield,  Mo.,  inspected  two  tracts 
which  will  be  offered. 

The    general    financial    depression    and    conditions   of   the    country    have    seriously 
handicapped  your  committee  in  receiving  proposals  of  such  magnitude  as  it  had  hoped. 
Your    committee   was   given    authority    to    solicit    funds   to   pay    its   expenses,    but 
were  of  unanimous  opinion   that   these   expenses  be  otherwise  provided   for. 
The  following  expenses  have  been  incurred : 

G.    B.   Holladay    $  45  51 

S.    L.   Noel 102  75 

S.    L.   Noel,   postage .' 4  00 

S.   L.    Noel,    Message 70 

J.    E.    Eberts    97  00 

C.   E.    Cooper    115  OG 

J.  J.   Cooper   30  00 

W.   A.    Boone 45  00 

E.   B.   McEuen    17  00 

Greeneville  Democrat  Sun    5  00 

New    Cumberland    Press    4  00 

Total     S465  96 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  199 

The  memorial  fi-om  Springfield  Presbytery  recommending  McKenzie,  Tenn.,  for 
the  location  of  our  school  and  also  a  communication  from  the  city  of  McKenzie, 
Tenn.,  and  a  communication  from  the  First  Presbyterian  Church  of  McKenzie,  Tenn.„ 
by  order  of  the  session  earnestly  requesting  the  permanent  location  of  Bethel  College 
in  McKenzie,  Tenn.,  have  been  referred  by  your  honorable  body  to  this  committee 
and  have  been  given  due  consideration.  Inasmuch  as  the  committee  will  make  no 
recommendation  as  to  any  proposal  offered,  hence  deems  it  wise  to  ask  that  these 
papers  be  filed  as  a  part  of  the  record. 

Your  committee  has  received  the  following  bids  and  proposals :  first,  from  Mem- 
phis, Tenn.  ;  second,  from  Chattanooga,  Tenn.  ;  third,  from  Jackson,  Tenn.  ;  fourth, 
from  Greenfield,  Mo.  ;  fifth,  from  McKenzie,  Tenn.  ;  sixth,  from  Bowling  Green,  Ky.  ; 
seventh,  J.  E.  Eberts.  All  of  which  is  respectfully  submitted  to  this  General  As- 
sembly for  its  consideration. 

G.    B.   HOLLADAY,    Chairman, 
S.    L.    NOEL,    Secretary, 
J.    E.    EBERTS, 
E.    B.    McEWEN, 
CHAS.    E.    COOPER, 

Committee. 

REPORT    OF   THE    COMMITTEE    ON   JUDICIARY. 

•To  the  Moderator  and  Brethren  of  the  91  st  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland 
Presbyterian   Church,    in   session  at   Greenfield,   Mo.,   May   19-25,    1921 : 
We  have  had  referred  to  us  the  following  questions : 

1.  Memorials  from  California,  Greer,  Tulare,  Cookeville,  and  Fort  Smith  Pres- 
byteries  on   the   question  of  rotation   of   Board   members. 

2.  A  memorial  from  the  Ozark  Presbytery  on  the  question  of  "double  voting." 

3.  A  memorial  from  Choctaw  Presbytery,  asking  that  the  report  of  the  com- 
mittee appointed  to  draft  a  Constitutional  Amendment  be  laid  on  the  table. 

4.  A  memorial  from  New  Lebanon  Presbytery  on  Church  representation  in  Pres- 
byterial  meetings. 

5.  The   report   of  the   Board  of  Trustees  of  the   General   Assembly. 

6.  An  act  to  amend  an  act  of  the  Legislature  of  Tennessee,  to  incorporate  Bethel 
College. 

7.  The  report  of  the  committee  to  prepare  amendment  to  the  Constitution  on 
the  ordination  of  women. 

Your    committee    most    respectfully    reports    as    follows: 

In  order  to  intelligently  act  on'  some  questions  involved,  your  committee  has 
felt  it  a  duty  to  construe  the  meaning  of  cei-tain  words,  in  a  resolution  adopted  by 
the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  in  1910,  and  amended 
in  1912,  governing  the  selection  and  tenure  of  office  of  members  of  the  Church 
Board  ;  said  resolutions  will  be  found  at  the  bottom  of  page  13  of  the  Preliminary 
Minutes  of  the  General^  Assembly  of  the  91st  session  and  are  too  well  known  to  need 
further  mention. 

It  is  the  opinion  of  your  committee  that  the  resolutions  having  been  regularly 
adopted  became  the  rules  of  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian 
Church  and  should  be  strictly  enforced  until  rescinded  by  an  act  of  the  said  As- 
sembly. 

1.  Your  committee  construes  the  word  "new"  as  it  is  used  in  the  first  of  said 
resolutions  with  reference  to  filling  of  vacancies  on  any  Board  to  mean  different 
persons  from  those  whose  terms  expire  with  the  current  session  of  the  Assembly. 
Your  committee  recommends  that  the  fifth  of  said  resolutions  be  amended  by  adding 
the  words,  '"Provided  such  nominations  shall  conform  to  the  regulations  of  resolu- 
tions as  interpreted  in  this  report."  Your  committee  further  i-ecommends  that  reso- 
lutions 2,   3,   and  4,  as  above  referred  to,  be  strictly  enforced. 

2.  In  regard  to  the  memorials  from  Califoi-nia,  Greer,  Tulare,  Cookeville,  and 
Fort  Smith  Presbyteries,  asking  this  body  to  revwe  and  enforce  tlie  resolutions  above 
referred  to,  and  usually  spoken  of  as  the  rule  in  regaid  to  rotation  of  Church  Boards 
in  office,  your  committee  recommends  that  ihe  request  be  granted. 

3.  In  regard  to  the  memorials  from  Ozark  Presbytery,  asking  your  venerable 
body  to  rescined  the  act  of  the  General  Assembly  held  in  the  year  1905,  which  act 
is  reported  in  the  official  Digest  of  the  acts  of  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cum- 


200  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

bei-land  Presbyterian  Church,  on  page  85,  paragraph  1/!;  this  beimt  an  act  purport- 
ing to  constnie  our  Constitution  on  the  question  of  "double  voting.  The  right  of 
suffrage  is  a  sacred  one  and  should  be  protected  by  every  precaution.  In  a  free 
government  where  the  determination  of  the  great  questions  is  vested  in  the  people 
it  is  the  mightiest  weapon  of  the  weak  against  the  aggressions  of  the  powerful. 
Correctly  interpreted  and  written  into  the  codes  of  self-determining  peoples,  it  means 
that  every  legalized  member  of  a  certain  prescribed  field  of  operation  shall  have 
one  equal  voice  in  the  control  of  the  instiutions  thereof.  All  else  is  destructive  of 
the  rights  of  the  individual.  In  civil  life,  double  voting  is  a  crime,  in  social  life  a 
shame,  in  the  courts  of  our  Church  it  is  fraudulent,  sinful  and  shameful.  If  the 
action  of  double  voting  is  made  a  crime  by  our  civil  governments,  it  cannot  have 
the  rianc*-ion  of  our  Church.     We,  therefore,  recommend  that  the  memorial  be  granted. 

4.  Til  regard  to  the  memorial  from  Choctaw  Presbytery,  asking  that  the  report 
of  thf  Committee  to  prepare  a  Constitutional  Amendment  on  the  Ordination  of 
V/omf-n,  be  laid  on  the  table,  your  committee  feels  that  said  Committee  on  Amend- 
menl  was  acting  under  orders  of  the  Assembly,  and  the  proper  manner  to  advance 
opposition  to  the  proposed  amendment  would  be  by  motion  to  reject  same  by  direct 
vo'.e.     We,  therefore,   recommend  that  the  memorial  be  not  granted. 

5.  In  regard  to  the  memorial  from  New  Lebanon  Presbytery,  asking  the  General 
Assembly  to  amend  the  Constitution  of  the  Church,  page  95,  article  29,  so  as  to  read, 
"Every  particular  Church  which  is  willing  to  support  the  gospel  as  God  has  prospered 
it  shall  be  entitled  to  be  represented  by  all  its  ruling  elders." 

The  present  manner  of  representation  is  a  delegated  one,  which  gives  to  the 
individual  church  an  equal  representation  in  our  Presbyteries.  The  proposed  amend- 
ment could  become  an  instrument  in  the  hands  of  strong  congregations  to  rule  and 
control  Pre.sbyteries  arbitrarily,  but  aside  from  this  fact,  tl)e  memorial  does  not  ask 
that  a  Constitutional  Amendment  be  submitted  to  the  Presbyteries.  Your  committee, 
therefore,    recommends  that  the   memorial   be   not  granted. 

6.  In  regard  to  the  report  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  General  Assembly,  we 
find  nothing  requiring  our  action. 

7.  In  regard  to  the  action  of  the  Legislature  of  Tennessee  to  amend  an  act  to 
incorporate  Bethel  College,  your  committee  reports  that  it  has  examined  the  said 
act  and  finds  same  in  due  and  regular  form. 

8.  In  regard  to  the  report  of  the  committee  to  prepare  an  amendment  to  the 
Constitution  of  Ordination  of  Women.  Having  carefully  considered  the  danger  of 
constitutional  amendments,  we  hesitate  to  open  the  doorway  for  a  flood  of  changes 
in  our  organic  law.  Never  before  in  the  history  of  the  world  has  the  spirit  of  dis- 
content so  brooded  over  the  councils  of  mankind,  but,  aside  from  this  consideration 
the  proposed  amendment  contains  nothing-  new  but   its  wording. 

We  most  respectfully  submit  that  the  word  "man"  with  reference  to  a  human 
being  is  a  generic  term,  and  as  used  in  the.  Holy  Scriptures,  our  Constitution  and 
the  other  confessional  statements  of  our  Church  has  no  reference  to  sex,  but  should 
be  construed  to,  and  does,  in  fact,  include  the  human  being  whether  male  or  female. 

We  therefore  most  respectfully  recommend  the  rejection  of  the  proposed  amend- 
m.cnt  to  the  Constitution  and  recommend  that  your  reverend  body  construe  the  word 
"man,"  as  us  in  our  Constitution,  to  include  both  male  and  female.  All  of  which 
is  most  respectfully  submitted  fcr  your  consideration. 

J.    E.    CORTNER. 
W.    M.    ROBINSON, 
W.    R.    HARBOR, 
E.    B.    McEUEN, 
W.    L.   BAKER. 

REPORT   OF    COMMITTEE    ON    EVANGELISM   AND   REVIVALS. 

We,   your   Committee  on  Evangelism   and  Revivals,   make  the  following  report : 

Our  Church  was  born  in  a  revival  with  an  outpouring  of  the  Holy  Spirit  in  power 
upon  the  people.  Not  in  the  method  of  signing  a  card  or  holding  up  your  hand 
conversion. 

We  would  urge  that  the  ministry  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  dis- 
countenance the  methods  of  signing  cards  and  holding  up  hands  as  conversion. 

We  should  also  discontenance  the  method  of  some  so-called  evangelist  in  sweep- 
ing children  into  the  Church  without  regeneration. 


1921J  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  201 

We  would  further  urge  that  the  ministry  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church 
preach  the  belief  in  the  Bible  doctrines  of  faith  in  God,  new  birth,  through  repent- 
ance, and  that  we  endeavor  to  make  our  ministry  so  forceful  on  those  funda- 
mental doctrines  of  the  Bible  that  our  preaching  will  be  easily  recognized  from 
that   of   the   modern   evangelist. 

We  would  not  discourage  any  method  of  evangelism,  only  that  which  leaves 
off  repentance  and  the  new  birth,  for  in  the  language  of  our  blessed  Lord,  when  he 
said  to  Nicodemus,  "Marvel  not  that  I  said  unto  thee,  ye  must  be  born  again,"  but 
Nicodemus  did  marvel  and  said,  "How  can  these  things  be?" 

To  nearly  all  of  those  taken  into  the  churches  by  a  great  majority  of  the  evan- 
gelist of  to-day,  the  new  birth  is  as  great  a  mystery  to  them  as  it  was  to  Nicodemus. 

We  believe  that  the  secret  of  the  success  of  our  Church  depends  on  us  as  min- 
isters, in  preaching,  repentance,  regeneration,  and  standing  for  the  old-time  power, 
as  it  was  showered  down  upon  our  fathers.. 

That  we  stand  as  -ministers  for  the  mourners'  bench,  and  a  religion  that  has  a 
testimony  behind  it  or  an  experience  of  heart-felt  religion. 

We  are  fearful  that  some  of  our  preachers  are  drifting  away  from  the  altar  and 
to  the  easy  method  of  accepting  Christ  or  getting  religion  for  the  sinner. 

In  the  language  of  Christ :  "Except  ye  repent  you  shall  all  likewise  perish." 

And  we  regard  this  easy  way  of  getting  people  into  the  Church  as  one  of  the 
greatest   curses  to  all  our   people  or  churches. 

Brethren,  let  us  tarry  at  Jerusalem  until  we  receive  the  power ;  and  when  we 
get  one  into  the  Church  who  has  repented  and  accepted  Christ  as  their  Saviour  he 
is  worth  a  house  full  of  unregenerated  ones. 

For  one  regenerated  person  with  Christ  will  have  more  power  in  leading  peo- 
ple to  the  Christ  than  a  house  full  of  unregenerated,  for  "one  shall  chase  a  thousand 
and  two  can  put  ten  thousand  to  flight." 

Brethren,  let  us  not  forsake  the  old  landmarks  of  our  fathers ;  and  as  we  were 
born  in  a  revival,  let  us  keep  up  the  revival  spirit  in  our  denomination,  though  the 
devil  with  all  his  cohorts  oppose. 

We  have  considered  the  repoi-t  of  the  Pei-manent  Committee  on  Evangelism  and 
Revivals,  which  was  referred  to  us  and  conferred  with  some  of  the  members  of  that 
committee.  It  seems  apparent  that  the  Church  at  large  has  never  fully  understood 
the  real  object  of  this  revival  movement  which  was  started  at  the  Bowling  Green 
Assembly  in  1912.  Therefore  the  desired  ends  have  never  been  I'eached.  Henceforth, 
let  it  be  understood  that  the  object  of  this  movement  is  not  to  fall  in  line  with  or 
to  adopt  the  plans  and  methods  of  work  now  very  common  with  many  modern  evan- 
gelists— so  called —  but  to  the  contrary,  the  puriiose  of  this  mcTement  is  to  countei-- 
act  the  effects  and  influences  of  the  doubtful  preaching  and  objectionable  methods 
now  so  common  with  many  who  call  themselves  evangelists  and  to  enlist  the  whole 
membership  of  our  beloved  Church  in  one  united  effort  for  a  real  revival  of  true  and 
vital  religion  through  the  fervent  prayers  and  the  preaching  of  sound  doctrine  and 
the  use  of  sound  Scriptural  methods,  always  honoring  the  Holy  Spirit  in  all  things, 
that  we  may  have  such  a  revival  throughout  the  Church  and  the  whole  world.  From 
the  history  of  this  movement  it  seems  for  two  reasons  at  least  that  the  committee 
have  not  accomplished  what  should  have  been  accomplished,  the  committee  being  too 
large,  and  it  has  been  without  funds  to  meet  necessary  expenses.  Your  permanent 
Committee  requests  that  you  accept  the  resignation  of  all  its  members  and  appoint 
another.     We  would  recommend  : 

1.  That  you  accept  the  resignation  of  the  members  of  the  old  committee  and 
that   you   appoint   a   committee   consisting  of  five. 

2.  That  Brother  J.  P.  McDonald,  Chairman,  and  Brothers  W.  S.  Marshall,  of 
Nashville,  Tenn.,  H.  C.  Walton,  of  Birmingham,  Ala.,  W.  Y.  Durrett,  and  Thomas 
Dyer  compose  the  committee. 

3.  That  the  sum  of  $25  be  allowed  the  permanent  committee  to  carry  on  its 
work  next  year,  and  that  same  be  paid  by  the  Board  of  Missions. 

S.    N.    MILLI^JAN,    Chairman, 
E.   A.    MILLIGAN, 
J.  M.  RUSSELL, 
W.   C.  JENKINS, 
GREEN  TOMPSON. 


202  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

REPORT  OF  THE  COMMITTEE  ON  BUDGET. 

Dear  Fathers  and  Brethren :  Your  committee  has  made  a  careful  study  of  all  the 
data  placed  in  our  hands,   and   we  submit  our  report : 

We  are  glad  to  note  that  the  second  year  of  the  operation  of  the  Budget  Plan 
has  been  a  good  one,  showing,  as  it  does,  an  increase  of  offerings  gathered  over  that 
of  the  previous  year. 

However,  we  feel  sure  that  the  work  for  this  Assembly  year  should  mark  greater 
advances   than   has   the   past   year. 

We  have  duly  considered  the  memorial  from  the  Choctaw  Presbytery  relative  to 
a  closer  organization  of  the  Budget  Plan,  and  we  find  that  the  Plan,  as  outlined 
in  the  Assembly  Minutes  of  1919,  embodies  practically  all  for  which  the  Choctaw 
Presbytery  asks   in   the   following   provisions : 

Recommendations. 

1.  That  each  Presbytery  shall  appoint  a  Budget  Committee  to  act  throughout  the 
year  in  superintending  the  work  of  the  Budget  Plan  in  the  bounds  of  the  Presbytery. 

2.  That  the  Presbyterial  Budget  Committee  shall  cause  a  Budget  Plan  Committee 
to   be   appointed   in   each   congregation   of  the   Presbytery. 

3.  That  the  Budget  Plan  Committee  of  the  congregation  shall  superintend  an 
every-m'ember   canvass   of   the   congregation   in   the   interest  of  the   plan. 

4.  That  this  plan  be  continued  as  the  permanent  method  of  financing  the  Boards 
of  our  beloved  Church. 

5.  That   we  set  as  our   financial   goal   for  the   Assembly's   year   $100,000. 

6.  That  an  cvery-member  canvass  be  made  in  every  congregation.  (Including  the 
non-resident  members.) 

7.  We  recommend  that  our  Church  officials  give  this  their  most  hearty  support 
and  urge  that  our  ministers  set  the  example  of  giving  to  this  very  worthy  cause. 

8.  We  recommend  that  all  preachers  and  Church  officials  answer  all  communica- 
tions received  from  the  Budget   Committee. 

9.  We  recommend  that  the  ministers  put  forth  every  effort  possible  to  inform 
their  people  on  the  subject,  that  it  might  be  made  the  banner  year  in  our  beloved 
Church. 

10.  We  recommend  that  requests  for  a  share  in  the  distribution  of  the  Budget 
Fund  be  made  to  the  Budget  Plan  Executive  Committee  on  or  before  March  1  of 
each  year. 

11.  That  the  apportionments  for  the  year  be  as  follows: 

For  Missions   25  per  cent 

For  Education    20  per  cent 

For  Ministerial  Relief   20  per  cent 

For   Endowment    Commission    &  per  cent 

For  Publication   5  per  cent 

For  Theological   Seminary    5  per.  cent 

For  Sunday  School  and  Young  People's  Work 5  per  cent 

For   Tithing    5  per  cent 

For  Budget  Fund  Campaign 5  per  cent 

For  General  Assembly's  Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer 5  per  cent 

Total 100  per  cent 

We  have  had  under  consideration  a  memorial  from  New  Lebanon  Presbytery 
concerning  statistical  blanks,  and  while  we  wish  to  urge  that  our  people  will  co- 
operate with  the  Budget  Plan  as  far  as  possible,  we  think  it  the  province  of  the 
Assembly's  Stated  Clerk  to  make  his  statistical  tables  according  to  his  best  judgment. 

J.    L.    HUDGINS,    Chairman, 
H.   M.   GUYNN, 
BENJAMIN   F.   GUINN, 
JOHN   G.   CUNNINGHAM, 
W.  H.   RINGO. 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  203 

REPORT    OF    THE    COMMITTEE    ON   MISSIONS. 

Your  Committee  on  Missions  and  Church  Erection  would  respectfully  submit  the 
following : 

"The  field  is  white  unto  harvest,  but  the  laborers  are  few,"  was  never  more  true 
than  at  the  present  time  so  far  as  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  is  con- 
cerned. When  we  compare  the  need  of  the  hour  with  the  available  means,  both 
as  to  men  and  money,  we  are  brought  face  to  face  with  the  solemn  truth  of  the 
above  statement.  From  every  section  of  the  Church  comes  the  cry,  "Come  over  into 
Macedonia  .and  help  us."  From  California  on  the  west  to  Pennsylvania  on  the  east, 
from  the  Gulf  of  Mexico  on  the  south  to  the  Great  Lakes  on  the  north  comes  the 
same  pleading,  insistent  voice  of  appeal  for  help.  From  far-away  China  comes  no 
less  strongly  the  call.  South  America  offers  fields  white  unto  harvest,  and  in  our 
own  ranks  are  those  who  are  anxious  to  go  with  the  gospel  of  the  blessed  "who- 
soever will"  plan  of  salvation. 

As  your  committee  has  listened  to  the  recital  of  the  needs  of  the  various  fields 
and  the  earnest  plea  of  each,  we  have  been  made  to  feel  very  strongly  the  urge  of 
the  injunction,  "Thrust  in  the  sickle  and  reajj,  for  the  time  is  come  for  thee  to  reap." 
It  is  the  solemn  conviction  of  your  committee  that  one  hundred  preachex-s  and  five 
hundred  thousand  dollars  could  be  used  to  wonderful  advantage  during  the  next 
twelve  months  in  the  needy  fields  which  are  open  to  us.  We  are  ^Iso  convinced  that 
the  Church  has  not  caught  the  full  vision  of  its  possible  service  to  God  and  humanity. 
This  is  evidenced  by  the  limited  funds  which  have  been  placed  at  the  disposal  of  the 
Board  of  Missions.  We  are  also  convinced  that  with  the  Church  thoroughly  aroused 
to  its  opportunities  the  growth  of  the  Church  during  the  next  three  years  would  be 
unprecedented.  Never,  perhaps,  in  the  history  of  our  Church  have  we  confronted 
such  appealing  field  of  opportunity  as  we  do  to-day  ;  fields  which  are  not  simply  mak- 
ing a  silent  appeal  in  the  form  of  possible  development,  but  fields  which  are 
clamorous  for  development  ;  fields  which  were  at  one  time,  many  of  them,  within  the 
Cumberland  Presbyterian  fold,  and  having  had  a  taste  of  the  good  fellowship  of  the 
Church  are  hungering  for  Cumberland  Presbyterian  shepherds  who  shall  once  again 
lead  them  into  the  old  fold  and  restore  the  old  fellowship.  They  are  not  new  fields 
to  be  cultivated,  but  fields  that  will  respond  to  the  leadership  of  the  Church  as  an 
infant  to  the  touch  of  its  mother. 

Your  committee  has  endeavored  to  give  careful  and  prayerful  consideration  to 
all  matters  which  have  been  referred  to  us,  and  we  submit  the  results  of  our  efforts 
for  your  consideration  and  ask  that  you  ijass  favorably  upon  such  recommendations 
as   appeal   to   you    as   being   to   the   best   interests   of   the   entire    Church. 

We  have  had  referred  to  us  the  following  papers : 

1.  A  memorial  from  Springfield  Presbytery  with  reference  to  supplementing  the 
salary  of  pastors  and  the  loaning  of  money  to  congregations. 

2.  A  memorial  from  Tulare  Presbytery  regarding  mission  work  in  Pacific  SyTiod. 

3.  A   like  memorial   from   California  Presbytery. 

4.  A  petition  from  the  Pastors'  Association  of  Nashville,  Tenn.,  regarding  con- 
structive missionary  work. 

5.  The   annual   report   of  the   Board   of   Missions   and   Church   Erection. 

We  have  also  conferred  with  members  of  the  Board  and  members  of  the  As- 
sembly from  various  fields  in  the  Church  and  have  sought  to  decide  all  questions  for 
the  best  interests  of  the  Church  at  large.  Your  committee  has  been  at  a  loss  to 
know,  in  some  instances,  just  what  course  to  pursue. 

We  submit  the  following  recommendations : 

1.  Regarding  the  memorial  from  Si:)ringfield  Presbytery,  we  recommend  that  the 
Board  of  Missions  and  Church  Erection  be,  and  they  are  hereby  directed  to  set  aside 
30  per  cent  of  all  funds  now  in  their  hands  and  which  may  hereafter  come  into  their 
hands  as  a  Church  Erection  Fund  to  be  used  for  that  purpose,  said  fund  to  be 
loaned  to  congregations  for  a  period  of  five  years,  without  interest,  payable  as  fol- 
lows: One-fifth  of  said  loan  to  be  paid  annually  with  the  privilege  hereby  granted 
the  said  board  to  allow  a  renewal,  for  a  period  not  to  exceed  five  years,  of  such 
part  of  the  loan  as  may  remain  unpaid  at  maturity,  all  such  loans  extending  beyond 
the  five-year  period  to  bear  legal   rate  of  interest.  , 

We  would  further  recommend  that  in  the  matter  of  the  memorial  from  Spring- 
field Presbytery,  asking  that  the  Board  of  Missions  be  instructed  not  to  supplement 
the  pastor's  salary  for  a  term  of  more  than  ten  years,  that  you  instruct  your  Board 


204  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

to  decrease  the   amount   of   supplement   to  the   salary   of  pastors   twelve   and   one-half 
to  twenty-five  per  cent  per  annum  after  the  second  year. 

2.  With  reference  to  memorials  from  Tulare  and  California  Pi'esbyteries  in  re- 
gard to  missionary  work  on  the  Pacific  coast,  we  recommend  that  the  memorials  bo 
not  granted  for  the  reason  that  we  do  not  have  available  a  man  for  the  place  at  the 
present  time.  In  this  connection  we  would  say  that  Dr.  R.  S.  Garrett,  of  Marshall 
Presbytery,  was  before  the  committee  and  offered  his  service  to  do  organizing  work 
in  the  bounds  of  the  Synod  under  the  direction  of  the  Board,  and  we  submit  the 
matter  to  the  judgment  of  the  Board  to  be  disposed  of  by  them  as  in  their  judgment 
seems  best  for  the  interests  of  the   cause  in  the  bounds  of  the  said  Synod. 

3.  With  reference  to  the  petition  from  the  Pastor's  Association  of  Nashville,  Tenn., 
we  recommend  the  following : 

Quoting  the  language  of  the  petition,  "For  many  years  we  have  been  witnessing 
numbers  of  young  people  dedicate  their  lives  to  the  purpose  of  God's  cause  in  the 
Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  ;  but  as  yet  there  has  been  no  definite  work  planned 
and  set  apart  for  them  to  do.  We  feel  that  the  time  has  come  for  this  to  be  done. 
Many  of  our  country  congregations  are  going  to  pieces,  their  members  are  moving 
into  the  cities,  and  where  this  is  not  the  condition  there  are  o<ner  things  that  are 
weakening  the  country  churches,  and  they  become  discouraged  and  in  many  cases 
disband.  In  the  cities  we  find  that  there  are  hundreds  and  even  thousands  that  have 
moved  in  from  these  country  churches,  but  who  have  never  become  affiliated  with 
the  city  churches,  and  in  this  way  hundreds  of  members  are  lost  to  the  Church  each 
year." 

We  recognize  the  truthfulness  of  the  above  statements  and  feel  that  it  con- 
stitutes one  of  our  problems,  but  in  view  of  the  fact  that  the  Budget  Fund  is  to  take 
care  of  all  offerings  of  the  Church  for  the  various  benevolences,  we  recommend  that 
the  request  for  a  special  offering  be  taken  one  Sunday  in  each  month  be  not  granted, 
but  that  the  expense  of  the  work  proposed  in  this  petition  be  provided  for  by  the 
Assembly's  Board  of  Missions. 

We,  however,  recommend  that  wherever  special  collections  are  taken  in  Sunday 
schools  observing  the  missions  in  the  Sunday  school  plan,  formerly  adopted  by  the 
Assembly,  that  you  direct  that  such  offering  may  either  be  sent  to  the  Board  of  Mis- 
sions or  to  the  Presbyterial  Board  to  be  used  in  their  work,  but  such  offerings  so 
used  shall  be  reported  to  the  General  Board. 

The  Assembly,  by  former  action,  provided  for  the  organization  of  Presbyterial 
Boards  of  Missions,  which  we  think  is  sufficient.  We  also  recommend  that  where  it 
is  possible  the  missionary  students  of  the  Church  be  used  for  the  purpose  as  set  out 
by  the  petition  as  follows: 

That  the  work  of  these  Boards  be  of  this  nature :  (a)  To  assist  weak  congrega- 
tions, (b)  To  reorganize  disheartened  and  disbanded  congregations.  (c)  To  assist 
and  co-operate  with  pastors  in  organized  churches  in  putting  on  campaigns  to  reach 
Cumberland  Presbyterians  who  have  come  into  their  locality  and  endeavor  to  line 
them  up  with  the  Church,  (d)  That  such  persons  as  have  dedicated  or  shall  dedicate 
their  lives  for  service  in  our  Church  be  employed  to  do  this  work,  and  that  their 
lives  for  service  in  our  Church  be  employed  to  do  this  work. 

4.  We  have  carefully  examined  the  report  of  the  Board  and  find  that  they  have 
extended  help  to  needy  fields  in  the  bounds  of  the  following  Synods:  Alabama,  Ar- 
kansas, Indianola,  Mississippi,  Missouri,  Pacific,  Texts,  and  Oklahoma.  We  commend 
the   Board  for  their  evident  attention  to  the  many  calls  that  have  come  to  them. 

Your  committee  would  suggest  that  the  Board  not  hold  more  funds  in  their 
treasury  than  are  required  to  meet  the  monthly  payments  to  the  beneliniaries  of  the 
Board.  If  there  are  needy  fields  where  the  fund  can  be  used  to  the  development  of 
such  fields. 

The  term  of  office  of  Rev.  Fred  C.  Hughes  and  Elder  R.  C.  Ewell  expires  at  this 
Assembly.  We  recommend  that  Rev.  T.  A.  DeVore  and  Rev.  Thomas  Dyer  be  elected 
to  succeed  the  above  named  brethren.     All   of  which   we  respectfully  submit. 

C.    M.    ZWINGLE, 
H.   R.    ALLEN, 
W.    C.    GRYDER, 
WM.    HINTON, 
W.  H.  NEISLER. 


1921]  CUMBERLAND  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH.  205 

REPORT    OF    THE    COMMITTEE    ON    OVERTURES. 

To  the   91st   General   Assembly   of   the    Cumberland   Presbyterian    Church: 
Your   Committee  on  Overtures  would   submit   the   following   i-eiDort : 

First. 

There  was  referred  to  this  committee  a  memorial  from  Ozark  Presbytery  asking 
that '  a  new  Synod,  to  be  known  as  the  Southern  Missouri  Synod,  be  created  to  in- 
clude the  following  Presbyteries :  Ozark,  Springfield,  West  Plains,  and  West  Prairie. 
To  us  was  also  referred  a  memorial  from  Springfield  Presbytery  which  contained  a 
prayer  to  this  General  Assembly  to  refuse  to  grant  the  request  for  a  division  of  Mis- 
souri Synod. 

Your  committee  is  unanimously  of  the  opinion  that  it  would  be  most  unwise  to 
create  a  new  Synod  by  dividing  Missouri  Synod,  and  it  recommends  that  the  request 
of  Ozafk  Presbytery  be  denied,  and  that  the  prayer  of  Springfield  Presbytery  be 
heeded,  and  that  no  change  be  made  in  Missouri  Synod. 

Second. 

In  the  matter  of  the  report  of  the  Committee  on  Legal  Finance  given  to  us  for 
consideration  we   would  recommend: 

1.  That  the  claim  of  Rev.  J.  T.  Coleman  for  clerical  services  for  five  years, 
amounting   to   $250,   be   allowed. 

2.  We  recommend  that  the  resignation  of  the  members  of  the  present  committee 
be  accepted,  that  they  be  relieved  from  further  duty  on  said  committee  and  that  their 
services  be  acknowledged  by  the  thanks  of  the  Assembly. 

3.  We  recommend  that  the  Committee  on  Legal  Finance  be  continued  with  a  new 
personnel  to  be  named  by  the  Moderator  at  the  present  session  of  the  General  As- 
sembly, and  that  one  of  its  members  be  the  Stated  Clerk  of  this  Assembly  who*  shall 
be  the  Secretary   and  Treasurer  of  the  new  committee. 

4.  In  order  that  the  remainder  of  the  fund  to  pay  the  obligations  for  which  the 
committee  was  organized,  may  be  raised  speedily  we  suggest  that  the  Presbyteries 
which  have  failed  to  pay  their  full  quotas  be  urged  to  do  so  at  the  earliest  date 
possible,  and  we  suggest  that  they  assess  their  membershiiJ  five  cents  per  capita  per 
year  until  their  quotas  are  paid  in  full,  which  plan  has  proven  successful  in  Pres- 
byteries where   it  has  been  tried. 

Third. 

Regard  the  report  of  the  Rev.  A.  C.  Biddle,  the  compiler  of  the  New  Cumberland 
Digest,  your  committee  would  recommend  that  inasmuch  as  the  duties  required  of  the 
Rev.  Biddle  as  compiler  have  been  fully  performed  that  he  be  discharged  with  the 
grateful  thanks  of  this  General  Assembly  for  his  splendid  efforts  and  untiring  zeal  in 
compiling  and  having  published  this  most  useful  book. 

We  would  further  recommend  that  the  existence  of  this  Digest  be  brought  to  the 
attention  of  every  minister  and  ruling  elder  in  the  denomination,  and  that  they  be 
urged  to  secure  a  copy  of  the  same.  Especially  would  we  urge  that  the  Stated  Clerk 
of  each  Church  session,  of  each  Presbytery  and  of  each  Synod,  be  furnished  with  a 
copy. 

Fourth. 

Your  committee  has  given  consideration  to  the  annual  report  of  the  Committee 
on  Prohibition,  and  we  would  recommend  that  this  General  Assembly  go  on  record  as 
endorsing  and  concurring  in  the  facts  stated  and  the  sentiments  expressed  in  said 
report. 

Fifth. 

Your  committee  had  before  it  the  appeal  of  Rev.  C.  H.  Walton  from  the  action 
of  Pacific  Synod  at  its  session  held  at  Fresno,  Cal.,  October  14,  17,  1920,  in  directing 
the  Moderator  of  Los  Angeles  Presbytery  of  said  Syiiod  to  issue  a  letter  of  dismissal 
and  recommendation  to  the  Rev.  W.  L.  Williams.  We  find  from  an  examination  of 
the  minutes  of  Pacific  Synod  for  said  session,  which  minutes  were  before  our  com- 
mittee as  evidence,  that  said  Pacific  Synod  did  order  the  Morderator  of  Los  Angeles 
Presbytery  to  issue  such  letter,  and  we  further  find  from  the  testimony  of  the  Rev. 
W.  L.  Williams,  taken  before  us,  that  the  Moderator  of  Los  Angeles  Presbytery  drd, 
by  telegram,  wire  such  letter  of  dismissal  and  recommendation,  and  that  such  letter 


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so  wired  by  said  Moderator  was  presented  to  and  received  by  California  Presbytery 
two  or  three  days  later  and  the  said  Rev.  W.  L.  Williams  was  admitted  to  member- 
ship in  said  California  Presbytery  by  virtue  of  said  letter.  We,  your  committee,  find 
that  said  Pacific  Synod  did  not,  under  the  laws  of  our  Church,  have  the  right  to  di- 
rect the  Moderator  of  Los  Angeles  Presbytery  to  issue  said  letter,  and  we  further  find 
that  said  Moderator  did  not  have  the  right,  under  our  laws  to  issue  said  letter  by 
telegram,  or  otherwise,  and  said  letter  so  issued,  your  committee  finds  to  be  illegal 
and  void,  and  we  further  find,  by  reason  of  said  facts,  that  the  Rev.  W.  L.  Williams 
is  still  a  member  of  Los  Angeles  Presbytery,  and  that  he  is  not  a  legal  Commissioner 
of  this  Assembly,  having  been  elected  as  Commissioner  from  California  Presbytery. 

Sixth. 

The  appeal  of  Mrs.  Emma  R.  Means,  of  Los  Angeles  Presbytery,  from  the  action 
of  Pacific  Synod  at  its  session  held  at  Fresno,  Cal.,  October  14-17,  1920,  in  failing  to 
sustain  her  appeal  from  the  action  of  Los  Angeles  Presbytery  in  disposing  of  charges 
preferred  against  Rev.  W.  L.  Williams  in  special  session  of  the  Presbytery,  Novem- 
ber 6,  1919,  and  adjourned  session  of  December  9,  1919,  was  referi'ed  to  us.  After 
considering  the  entire  record  in  the  cause  and  hearing  the  testimony  of  Rev.  W.  L. 
Williams,  Rev.  C.  H.  Walton,  Rev.  J.  W.  Means,  and  Rev.  W.  M.  Freeze,  we  are  of 
the  opinion  and  so  find  that  the  Los  Angeles  Presbytery  was  in  error  in  not  hearing 
and  disposing  of  the  charges  against  the  Rev.  W.  L.  Williams,  and  we  further  find 
that  the  Pacific  Synod  was  in  error  in  not  sustaining  the  appeal  of  the  said  Mrs. 
Emma  R.  Means.  Your  committee  further  finds  that  the  charges  against  the  said 
Rev.  W.  L.  Williams,  to  wit,  insubordination,  violation  of  his  ordination  vows,  trying 
to  destroy  Highland  Park  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  and  making  and  re- 
cording deed  to  property  of  the  First  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  a  religious 
corporation  of  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  to  the  Board  of  Missions,  without  the  consent  of 
the  Board  of  Directors  of  said  Church,  are  of  a  serious  nature,  and  from  the  evi- 
dence of  the  witnesses  appearing  before  us,  and  the  documentary  evidence  filed  with 
us  we  are  convinced  that  a  trial  should  have  been  had  by  said  Los  Angeles  Presby- 
tery of  said  charges  and  a  proper  and  legal  disposition  of  said  charges  should  have 
been  made  by  said  Presbytery,  and  we  recommend  that  this  Assembly  direct  that  such 
charges  be  set  for  hearing  by  and  before  the  Los  Angeles  Presbytery,  and  for  such 
purpose   we   recommend   that   the    matter   be   remanded   to   such   Presbytery. 

Seventh. 

A  communication  from  the  Synod  of  Reformed  Churches  in  Slovakia  and  Rusinsko 
asking  for  an  offering  to  assist  in  defraying  the  expenses  of  their  delegate  to  the 
National  Council  of  Reformed  Churches  was  referred  to  this  committee. 

As  the  appeal  does  not  appear  to  be  for  funds  to  relieve  any  distress  or  to  spread 
the  kingdom  of  our  Christ,  and,  inasmuch  as  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church 
is  not  amember  of  the  Alliance  of  the  Reformed  Churches,  we  recommend  that  no 
reply  be  made  to  the  appeal.  Respectfully   submitted, 

HENRY   H.    DENHARDT,    Char.. 
W.  E.  HUDGINS,   Secretary, 
O.   A.   BARBEE, 
C.   L.    BERRY, 
S.   B.   McNEELY. 


REPORT  OF  THE  COMMITTEE  ON  PUBLICATION. 

To  the  Moderator  and  Brethren  of  the  Ninety-First  General  Asssembly : 
We,    your   Committee   on   Publication,    Sunday   School    and   Young   People's   Work 
would  report  as  follows: 

We  have  had  placed  in  our  hands  the  various  reports  and  memorials,  touching 
the  matter  of  publication  and  have  considered  each  and  every  item  both  carefully  and 
prayerfully.  We  are  very  highly  gratified  to  read  and  ascertain  from  every  source 
that,  although  the  past  year  has  been  the  most  trying  year  in  all  the  history  of  the 
printing  business,  yet  our  Board  of  Publication  seems  to  have  made  a  very  good 
showing.  We  notice,  however,  that  The  Cumberland  Presbyterian  is  not  yet  upon  a 
paying  basis,  which  is  not  surprising,  as  almost  all  such  periodicals  have  either  been 


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forced  to  suspend,  combine,  or  raise  their  subscription  price  ;  but  we  suggest  that  it 
is  not  the  intention  or  purpose  of  a  Church  paper  or  periodical  to  malie  money,  but 
to  teach  the  doctrine  of  the  Church,  publishing  the  periodical  and  to  advocate  each 
enterprise  of  the  Church.  We  would  urge  that  The  Cumberland  Presbyterian  be 
placed  in  every  home  in  the   Church. 

We  have  had  before  us  the  Managei''s  report  which  shows  the  credit  of  the  house 
to  be  in  good  condition  and  recognized  by  the  business  enterprises  in  the  city  of 
Nashville.  We  have  had  before  us  the  memorial  from  the  Synod  of  Missouri,  re- 
garding the  publication  of  the  Minutes  of  the  General  Assembly.  We  have  ascer- 
tained by  eai-eful  inquiry  that  the  delay  in  printing  these  minutes  was  not  the  fault 
of  the  Stated  Clerk  of  the  General  Assembly  nor  of  the  Publishing  House,  but  on 
account  of  the   need  of   a  monotype   machine  to  prepai-e   statistical   tables. 

We  have  had  before  us  the  memorial  from  New  Lebanon  Presbytery  relative  to 
the  grading  of  Sunday  school  literature,  and  we  also  had  samples  of  the  different 
kinds  of  graded  literature  and  by  careful  comparison  find  to  our  satisfaction  that 
for  our  use  as  Cumberland  Presbyterians,  our  own  system  of  gi-ading  seems  best  and 
therefore  we  would  recommend  that  this  memorial  be  not  granted.  We  believe  the 
time  is  at  hand  for  the  preparation  and  publication  of  a  teacher's  manual  or  quar- 
terly and  recommend  that  the  President  and  Secretary  of  the  Board  of  Publication, 
together  with  the  editor  of  the  Sunday  school  literature  be  a  committee  to  prepare 
this  manual.  We  wish  to  commend  the  editor  of  the  Sunday  school  literature,  both 
for  the  splendid  literature  he  is  sending  out  and  his  energy  in  promoting  the  Sunday 
school  interests  everywhere. 

We  further  suggest  that  whatever,  suggestions  for  the  betterment  of  the  litera- 
ture anyone  may  have  be  sent  to  the  editor  of  the  Sunday  school  literature.  We  have 
had  before  us  a  communication  from  Rev.  W.  T.  Dale,  relative  to  his  songbooks,  but 
do  not  deem  it  wise  to  longer  lend  recommendations  of  the  Church  to  a  private  en- 
terprise. 

We  have  had  before  us  the  report  of  the  historical  society  recommending  selection 
of  some  one  to  undertake  the  writing  of  the  advanced  history  of  our  Church.  We 
would  recommend  that  the  Rev.  S.  H.  Braley,  D.D.,  of  McKenzie,  Tenn.,  be  asked  to 
undertake   this   work,   if   satisfactory   arrangements   can  be   made   with   him. 

We  note  that  the  term  of  office  of  the  Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  this  society, 
Kev.  B.  J.  Reagin,  expires  at  this  time.  We  would  recommend  the  selection  of  a 
society  of  three  or  five  more  closely  associated  than  the  present  society. 

We  have  had  before  us  the  memorial  from  Logan  Presbytery,  asking  that  the 
restrictions  placed  upon  the  Board  of  Publication  concerning  commercial  printing 
be  removed  and  in  our  judgment  this  should  be  done.  We  therefore  recommend  that 
this  memorial  be  granted. 

We  have  had  before  us  a  memorial  from  Obion  Presbytery,  asking  that  the 
editor  of  The  Cumberland  Presbyterian  and  the  business  manager  be  not  re-elected, 
but  that  others  be  selected  to  succeed  them.  We  believe  that  the  General  Assembly 
selects  the  different  Boards  to  transact  the  business  placed  in  the  hands  of  said 
Boards,  and  according  to  the  instructions  of  the  past  Assembly,  the  Board  of  Publica- 
tion should  and  does  employ  and  dismiss  its  employees  therefrom.  Therefore  we 
recommend  that  this  memorial  be  not  granted,  but  owing  to  dissatisfaction  and  dis- 
affection, caused  by  the  lack  of  harmony  of  plans,  we  recommend  that  this  Board 
IJroceed  just  as  soon  as  suitable  arrangements  can  be  made  to  make  whatever  changes 
may   be   necessary   for  the   sake   of  the   peace,   pui'ity,   and   harmony   of   the   Church 

We  note  that  the  term  of  office  of  Revs.  J.  W.  Stiles,  J.  H.  Zwingle,  and  W.  B. 
Duck  expires  at  this  time.  We  would  recommend  that  Rev.  Charles  R.  Matlock, 
Cleveland,  Tenn.  ;  Rev.  W.  Y.  Durrett,  Nashville,  Tenn. ;  and  Rev.  J.  M.  Cook,  Loudon, 
Tenn.,   be  elected  to   fill  the  vacancy  thus  caused. 

Respectfully   and   prayerfully   submitted, 

REV.    CHARLES    WAGGAMAN, 
REV.  H.   C.   WALTON. 
REV.  B.  J.  REAGIN, 
G.    M.   BRINTON, 
J.  L.   KING. 


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REPORT  OF  COMMITTEE  ON  TITHING. 

To  the  91st  General  Assembly  we  have  had  referred  to  us  the  report  of  the  Board 
of  Tithing.  Which  shows  the  greatest  progress  of  any  year  since  the  organization  of 
the  Board.  Your  committee  recommends  that  this  Assembly  extend  to  this  Board  the 
greatest  possible  encouragement.  And  that  we  recommend  the  endorsement  of  the 
recommendations  submitted  by  the  Board,  which  are  as  follows: 

1.  That  each  minister  preach  at  least  one  sermon  on  tithing  to  all  his  congrega- 
tions in  the  month  of  June  and  report  the  same  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Board  of 
Tithing. 

2.  That  each  Sunday  school  superintendent  give  at  least  a  few  minutes  time  to 
the  tithing  questions  in  the  quarterlies. 

3.  That  each  teacher  read  or  comment  upon  the  tithing  question. 

4.  That  each  congregation  appoint  a  Tithing  Secretary. 

5.  That  every  Cumberland  Presbyterian  give  one-tenth  of  his  or  her  income  to 
the  cause  of  the  Lord. 

6.  That  the  Assembly  co-operate  in  the  "Educational  Church  Revival"  program. 
We  also  note  that  the  term  of  office  of  the  members  of  this  Board  expire  at  this 

meeting  of  the  Assembly — Rev.  Charles  R.  Matlock,  Cleveland,  Tenn.  ;  Rev.  W.  Y. 
Durrett,  Nashville,  Tenn.  ;  and  Elder  S.  M.  Gough,  Gordonville,  Ky.  We  recommend 
the  following  members  be  elected  to  succeed  them:  Rev.  W.  D.  Parrish,  Nashville, 
Tenn.  ;  Rev.  W.  S.  Marshall,  Nashville,  Tenn.  ;  and  Elder  Howard  Scott,  Nashville, 
Tenn.  Respectfully  submitted, 

T.    C.    NEWMAN,    Chairman, 
IRA   S.   BARGER, 
G.   C.   FINLEY. 
J.    M.   HOLLEY. 

REPORT    OF    THE    COMMITTEE    ON    EDUCATION. 

To  the  91st  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  in  session 

«c  Greenfield",   Mo. : 

Dear  Brethren:   Your  Committee  on  Education  reports  as  follows: 

Knowing  the  need  of  a  definite  and  progressive  educational  plan  in  our   Church, 

<tfter  reading  the  report  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  Bethel   College,   recommend  as 

follows : 

1.  That  the  action  of  said  Board  in  the  election  of  the  faculty  as  follows:  N.  J. 
Finney,  President  Emeritus,  G.  W.  Burroughs,  President,  B.  F.  Hooker,  Charles  H. 
McCord,  R.  L.  Keathley,  Miss  Nellie  E.  Grigsby,  Mrs.  Gladys  Guynn  Kelly,  piano 
teacher,  Mrs.  A.  I.  Dennison,  voice,  be  ratified.  We  recommend  the  Board  in  the 
selection  of  said  faculty. 

2.  In  reference  to  the  request  for  an  appropriation  of  $10,000.00  for  operating 
expenses  for  one  year,  we  recommend  that  you  instruct  the  Endowment  Commission 
to  pay  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  Bethel  College  seventy  per  cent  of  all  the  interest 
accruing,  and  that  it  is  the  sense  of  this  Assembly  that  full  amount  asked  for  be 
furnished  from  some  source. 

Final  report  of  the  old  Synodic  Board  of  Trustees  of  Bethel  College  which  was 
referred  to  us  asks  that  they  be  discharged,  their  duties  having  been  completed.  We 
recommend  that  request  be  granted. 

We  recommend  Rev.  C.  A.  Galloway,  of  Jackson,  Tenn.,  to  succeed  Rev.  W.  H. 
Butler,  of  Knoxville,  Tenn.,  Rev.  A.  L.  Thomas,  of  Erin,  Tenn.,  to  succeed  W.  J. 
Davidson,  of  Union  City,  Tenn.,  Elder  J.  W.  Burney,  of  Union  City,  Tenn.,  to  suc- 
ceed Porter  Mullins,  of  Trezevant,  Tenn.,  to  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  Bethel  College. 

We  have  had  the  report  of  the  Board  of  Education  before  us  and  wish  to  com- 
mend the  Board  for  its  support  in  the  past  year  of  the  young  men  and  women  of  our 
Church  in  securing  an  education.  We  also  commend  it  for  its  support  of  Bethel 
College. 

We  rejoice  in  the  fact  that  no  young  man  or  woman  has  had  to  leave  school 
during  the  last  term  for  lack  of  f-inds,  and  hope  that  all  Presbyteries  will  take  notice 
of  this  fact  and  encourage  their  boys  and  girls  to  avail  themselves  of  this  opportunity. 
We  are  also  glad  to  state  that  this  Board  is  proposing  to  support  the  College  again 
this  year  to  the  extent  at  least  of  $1,000.00. 

We  recommend  that  W.  E.  Hudgins,   Union  City,   Tenn.,  to  succeed  Rev.  A.   C. 


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Biddle,   of   Clarksville,  Tenn.,   Rev.   R.   M.   Rucker,   of  Trezevant,   Tenn.,   to   succeed  J. 

W.  Burney,  of  Union  City,  Tenn.,  Rev.  J.  W.  Dishman,  Milan,  Tenn.,   to  succeed  Rev. 

C.  A.  Davis,   Salisbury,  Tenn.  Respectfully  submitted, 

A.   C.  STRIBLING. 
W.    I.   SWARTZ, 
D.    R.    TERHUNE. 

REPORT    OF   COMMITTEE    ON   THEOLOGICAL   SEMINARY. 

To  the  91st  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church,  in  session 
at  Greenfield,  Mo.,  May  19-25,   1921 : 

Dear  Fathers  and  Brethren :  Your  Committee  on  Theological  Seminary  would 
offer  the   following:   report : 

Your  committee  has  carefully  considered  the  report  of  the  Board  of  Trustees 
of  the  Theological  Seminary  and  note  the  election  of  Rev.  P.  F.  Johnson,  D.D.,  Dean 
of  the  Theological  Seminary,  and  Rev.  W.  H.  Butler,  as  teacher,  at  salaries  of  $1,800.00 
each  for  the  year  1921-1922,  the  faculty  to  devote  twelve  month's  time  in  service  to 
the  Seminary.     After  prayerful  consideration,  your  committee  asks  for  your  approval. 

We  call  your  attention  to  the  fact  that  the  term  of  the  members  of  Class  3  of 
the  Board  expires  at  this  sitting  of  the  Assembly — namely :  Rev.  Hugh  S.  McCord, 
Rev.  T.  C.  Newman,  and  Rev.  J.  H.  Thomas. 

We  recommend  the  election  of  the  following  to  succeed  the  above  named  brethren : 
Rev.  J.  R.  Morris,  Petersburg,  Tenn.  ;  Rev.  J.  E.  Cortner,  Dyersburg,  Tenn.  ;  Dr.  W. 
M.    Burton,   of  Lawrenceburg,   Tenn. 

Your  committee  having  carefully  considered  the  needs  of  the  Seminary  for  the 
coming  year  would  recommend  that  twenty  per  cent  of  the  accrued  interest  from 
the   Endowment  Fund  be  used  to  satisfy  this   need   for   1921-1922. 

We  heartily  commend  the  method  employed  by  the  faculty  of  our  Seminary  in 
keeping  an  accurate  record  of  work  done  by  the  students. 

We  endorse  the  recommendations  of  Rev.  C.  A.  Galloway,  member  of  the  The- 
ological Seminary,  Visitation  Committee,  and  ask  for  your  approval.  (See  Pre- 
liminary Minutes  of  General  Assembly,   1921,  page   167-168.) 

T.    A.    DEVORE.    Chairman, 

REV.    CHARLES    H.    WALTON, 

CHARLES    E.    HAEFELE, 

L.   T.   HESTER. 

REV.   W.   F.   PRESLEY. 

REPORT    OF    COMMITTEE    ON    ENDOWMENT. 

To  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church  in  session  at 
Greenfield,   Mo.,    May   19-25,    1921: 

Your  Committee  on   Endowment  reports  as  follows : 

We  recommend:  1.  That  the  Endowment  Commission  be  commended  for  the 
consecration  and  the  energy  that  they  have  brought  to  the  colossal  task  committed 
to  them  ;  that  we  urge  the  unstinted  co-operation  of  the  church  with  the  commission 
in  the  putting  forth  of  their  concentrated  efforts  to  reach  with  in  the  ensuing  year 
the  goal  to  which  our  aims  are  directed. 

2.  That  the  vacancy  in  the  personnel  of  the  Endowment  Commission  created  by 
the  resignation  of  Rev.  J.  L.  Hudgins  be  filled  by  the  appointment  of  Dr.  F.  E. 
Perkins,  of  Birmingham,  Ala. 

3.  That  the  Endowment  Commission  be  instructed  to  pay  the  Board  of  Ti'us- 
tees  of  Bethel  College  seventy  per  cent  of  all  interest  or  proceeds  on  Endowment  to 
maintain  the  literary  school  at  McKenzie,  Tenn.,  for  the  year  1921-1922,  and  that 
they  pay  20  per  cent  to  the  Trustees  of  the  Theological  Seminary  for  the  main- 
tenance  of  the  Theological    Institute  for   the   corresponding  period. 

4.  That  ten  per  cent  of  the  interest  on  Endowment  be  used  by  the  Endowment 
Commission  to  pay  its  operating  expenses,  also  five  per  cent  of  Budget  pi-eviously 
allotted   to   the   Theological    Seminary.  Respectfully   submitted, 

THOMAS  JOYNER, 
A.    D.    SALISBURY, 
S.    B.   RUDOLPH. 
R.    S.    JOYNER, 
MRS.   LmOA  RUST, 
T.   D.   TUCKER. 


210  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

REPORT    OF    THE    MINISTERIAL    BENEFIT    ASSOCIATION. 

Fathers  and  Brethren  of  the  Ninety-First  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland 
Presbyterian  Church,   assembled  in  the  city  of  Greenfield,   Mo. : 

As  your  representatives  looking  after  the  interest  of  the  Ministerial  Benefit  As- 
sociation, that  was  incorporated  by  your  order  in  1911.  At  that  time  there  were 
one  hundred  and  twenty-five  paid  members.  I  feel  that  I  am  due  a  report  concerning 
these  years. 

Since  your  meeting  at  Bowling  Green,  Ky.,  I  have  been  serving  you  to  the  best 
of  my  ability.  The  business  was  put  into  my  hands  by  Rev.  J.  W.  WyckofI,  with  a 
death  notice  to  be  met  with  $55.  There  have  been  thirty-one  assessments,  and  that 
means  that  thirty  homes  have  been  helped  by  this  Association.  Thirty  deaths  in 
ten  years  is  not  so  bad  after  all.  There  were  only  thirty-four  members  that  re- 
sponded to  the  ninth  call — the  first  made  by  your  servant.  Rev.  W.  R.  Reynolds, 
beneficiary,  received  the  $34.  The  tenth  call  was  made  and  fifty-one  members  re- 
sponded. > 

Rev.  John  Hudson,  the  next  death.  His  good  wife  wrote  us  of  his  death  and 
said  to  me,  "You  use  my  benefit  in  the  interest  of  the  Association,  as  I  can  live 
without  it."  So  I  used  it  in  settling  some  claims  that  seemed  to  me  should  be  done 
and  in  having  some  printing  done  for  the  Association,  which  I  believe  was  the  key 
that  opened  the  door  of  opportunity  for.  the  success  of  your  Association.  I  have 
always  felt  that  both  the  Church  and  Ministerial  Benefit  Association  owe  and  will 
give  her  the  honor  she  deserves. 

It  has  been  in  the  minds  of  our  ministers  that  the  Association  is  a  good  thing, 
but  few  have  given  it  the  help  needed.  While  I  have  not  had  the  co-operation  that 
this  cause  demanded,  yet  no  one  can  appreciate  what  has  been  given  more  than  I. 

I  have  used  every  means  in  my  power  to  get  my  brethren  to  help  not  only  in 
numbers,  but  by  suggestions  and  advice.  I  have  called  for  voluntary  helpers  from 
each  Presbytery  in  vain,  with  one  exception.  At  the  meeting  of  your  Assembly  at 
McKenzie,  Dr.  R.  S.  Garrett  very  generously  accepted  the  call  and  said  to  me  that 
he  would  see  that  every  member  of  Presbytery  should  be  members,  and  I  am  glad 
to  say  I  have  the  names  not  only  of  his  ministers,  but  their  wives.  What  a  meet- 
ing we  would  have  had,  if  just  one  member  of  each  Presbytery  had  been  so  loyal.  May 
I  ask  you  to  hear  Dr.  Garrett  tell  us  of  his  work.  It  has  been  my  aim  to  make  this 
benefit  worth  while,  and  the  only  way  to  do  it  is  for  every  one  to  join  us  and  at 
the  same  time  it  has  been  my  desire  to  make  the  Association  self-sustaining.  It  can- 
not be  done  by  having  spasmodic  members,  but  members  of  stickability.  To  secure 
this  end,  I  have  eliminated  all  red  tape.  It  can  be  seen  by  examining  my  books  that 
I  have  formulated  a  plan  of  bookkeeping  that  makes  the  work  of  the  secretary  easy, 
and  with  your  hearty  co-oi)eration  it  will  not  be  long  until  it  will  be  made  plain  that 
no  salary  will  be  needed.  I  believe  that  the  ten  cents  per  member  will  defray  all 
necessary  expenses.  It  would  be  quite  a  help  to  have  one  up-to-date  ledger  with  loose 
leaves  fashioned  to  the  mind  of  your  secretary. 

May  I  ask  that  this  Assembly  urge  the  clerks  of  Synod  and  Presbyteries  have 
their  entire  membership  of  ministers,  with  their  wives  members  of  this  Association. 
At  a  former  meeting  of  your  Assembly,  ministers  were  urged  to  ask  the  congrega- 
tions to  pay  assessments  when  their  salaries  demanded   it. 

May  I  ask  you  to  consider  this  proposition.  Have  the  pastors  of  each  of  your 
1,400  congregations  explain  the  claims  of  the  Association  and  take  a  collection  to  be 
known  as  the  Death  Contribution  and  send  the  amount  received  to  your  Secretary 
and  Treasurer  ;  the  same  to  be  paid  out  to  the  beneficiaries  of  the  pastors,  $1,000.00 
each,  the  surplus  to  remain  in  bank  until  another  death,  and  so  on  until  the  amount 
has  been  exhausted.     Pastors  complying  with   your   request  be   considered  members. 

When  notice  has  been  given  the  collection  must  be  repeated.  Any  pastor  re- 
fusing to  comply  with  your  request  shall  not  be  entitled  to  benefiit. 

It  is  in  the  mind  of  your  Secretary  and  Treasurer  that  the  time  is  near,  that  we 
can  add  to  the  death  benefit,  sick  and  accident,  also.  This  cannot  be  done  without 
a  united  effort.  May  I  ask  that  you  sanction  a  permanent  committee,  whose  duty 
shall  be  to  give  their  influence  and  advice  and  render  such  help  as  is  necessary. 
Such  work  to  be  done  by  correspondence.  The  personnel  of  the  Committee  to  be  Dr. 
Robert  S.  Garrett,  Chairman,  O.  A.  Barbee,  D.  W.  Fooks,  T.  J.  Tanner,  Charles  A. 
Galloway,  J.  A.  Bogarth,  and  J.  A.  Rogers.  Dr.  W.  A.  Burton  to  be  assistant  Sec- 
retary, without  salary.  Respectfully,  Wm.  M.  NEELLEY. 


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REPORT  ON   THE   COMMITTEE   ON  MINISTERIAL  RELIEF. 

We,  your  Committee  on  Ministerial  Relief,  beg  leave  to  submit  the  following 
report: 

We  have  reviewed  the  report  of  the  Board  and  considered  all  memorials  and 
papers  submitted  to  us. 

The  Board  has  had  a  successful  year  and  have  met  all  the  reasonable  demands 
made  upon  them.  The  Board  has  cared  for  forty  regular  beneficiaries,  one  minister 
in  the  Home,  and  eighteen  children  ;  total,   fifty-nine. 

Three  of  our  aged  ministers  have  entered  into  that  rest  prepared  for  the  chil- 
dren of  God. 

The  memorial  from  your  Board  sets  forth  the  following : 

That  the  Home  at  Bowling  Green,  Ky.,  is  not  the  property  of  the  Church  ;  that 
on  account  of  the  present  location  of  the  Home  it  is  inadequate  to  meet  the  needs 
of   an   Orphan's   Home. 

As  to  the  contention  of  the  Board  as  to  the  title  of  the  Home  you  Committee  has 
not  sufficienlj  records  upon  which  to  pass. 

Your  committee  would  call  your  attention  to  the  conditions  upon  which  children 
are  eligible   for  admission  into  the  Home: 

1.  "The  Board  shall  give  preference  first  to  needy  orphan  children  of  Cum- 
berland Presbyterian  parentage  of  Bowling  Green  and  Warren  County,  Ky. 

2.  To  needy  orphans  of  Bowling  Green  and  Warren  County,  Ky.,  of  any  religious 
persuasion. 

3.  To  needy  orphans  of  Cumberland  Presbyterian  parentage  residents  of  any  of 
the  United  States  or  Tei-ritories."      (See  will  of  Miss  Victoria  Jackson.) 

We  find  from  a  statement  of  Judge  H.  H.  Denhardt  that  the  Home  in  Bowling 
Green  is  well  adapted  to  the  needs  of  old  people  and  that  the  title  may  probably  be 
cleared. 

We  recommend:  1.  The  ratification  of  the  action  of  your  Board  in  electing  a 
committee  to  investigate  such  sites  as  may  be  suitable  for  the  location  of  a  Home 
for  orphans  and  aged  ministers  and  their  wives  and   widows. 

2.  That  they  consider  no  site  that  cannot  be  owned  and  controlled  by  the  Cum- 
berland Presbyterian   Church. 

3.  That  the  resignation  of  W.  H.  Hutchinson,  Rev.  J.  M.  Cook,  and  Rev.  J.  E. 
Cortner  be  accepted. 

4.  That  H.  J.  Fraf,  Evansville,  Ind.,  Rev.  J.  A.  Hill,  Marion,  111.,  Chas.  E. 
Haefele,   Fairfield,  111.,  be  elected  as  members  of  the   Board. 

5.  The  followin;;  named  persons  be  elected  to  fill  out  unexpired  terms:  Rev.  B.  L. 
Scroggs  C  handler,  Ind.,  the  anexinnd  tor.ni  of  Rev.  W.  H.  Hutcliinson,  Rev.  Russell 
Tatum,  Auburn,  Ky.,  the  unexpired  term  of  Rev.  J.  E.  Cortner,  Elder  S.  M.  Gough, 
Gordonsville,    Ky.,    the  unexpired  term  of  Rev.   J.   M.   Cook. 

6.  That  the  Board  of  Ministerial  Relief  be  allowed  twenty  per  cent  of  the  Budget 
Fund.  Respectfully   submitted, 

J.    W.    DISHMAN, 
W.  L.  R.  WEST, 
F.    W.    CREAGER, 
DR.    J.    P.    CAMPBELL. 

REPORT    OF    AUDITING    AND    FINANCE    COMMITTEE. 

To  the  Moderator  and  General  Assembly  of  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church, 
in  its  91st  session  at   Greenfield,  Mo.,   May  19  to  25,   1921  : 

Brethren :  We,  your  Committee  on  Auditing  and  Finance,  submit  the  following 
report : 

We  have  examined  and  found  correctly  and  neatly  kept  the  books  of  the  fol- 
lowing Boards  and  Committees :  Board  of  Education.  Budget  Committee,  Budget 
Plan  Campaign  Fund,  Board  of  Tithing,  Board  of  Missions,  Stated  Clerk  and  'Treas- 
urer and  General  Traveling  Secretary,  D.  W.  Fooks,  Financial  Exhibit  of  Treasurer 
of  Board  of  Trustees  of  Bethel  College. 

'We  have  also  had  before  us  the  books  and  records  of  the  Treasurer  of  the  Board 
of  Ministerial  Relief  and  find  these  books  neatly  kept,  but  a  discrepancy  of  ?28  being 
this  much  short,   which  the  Treasurer  will  make  good.  ■    ' 

You  will    note  by   the   Preliminary   Minutes   of  this   General   Assembly   that  the 


212  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

accounts  of  the  Board  of  Publication,  Sunday  School  and  Young  People's  Work, 
Board  of  Theological  Seminary,  and  Endowment  Commission  have  been  audited  by' 
public  accountants,   who  make  affidavit  to  their   accuracy. 

We  have  not  had  before  us  the  records  of  the  Treasurer  of  the  Committee  on 
Legal   Finance,  therefore,   can  make   no  report  on  this  record. 

We  find  that  the  Stated  Clerk  has  paid  to  Rev.  A.  C.  Biddle  $71.31,  without 
authority  of  the  General  Assembly,  but  it  is  now  understood  that  this  amount  is  to 
be  returned  to  him  by  the  New  Cumberland  Press  as  soon  as  the  sale  of  the  Digest 
will   justify. 

We  have  had  before  us  a  memorial  from  the  Educational  and  Endowment  Com- 
mission, asking  this  Assembly  for  authority  to  pay  from  its  funds  an  expense  item 
of  $188.24  incurred  by  the  committee  created  by  the  last  General  Assembly  to  re- 
ceive bids  and  proposals  on  school  location,  also  we  have  had  referred  to  us  the  re- 
port of  the  committee  to  receive  bids  and  proposals,  by  which  we  find  that  alto- 
gether the  committee  has  incurred  an  expense  of  $465.96  ;  therefore,  we  recommend 
that  the  Educational  Endowment  Commission  be  authorized  to  pay  the  said  $465.96. 

Also,  we  have  had  referred  to  us  an  expense  item  of  $5.50  incurred  by  Mr.  M.  R. 
Graham,  in  a  trip  to  Nashville,  Tenn.,  last  July  in  the  Bell  will  case,  as  Secretary, 
Assembly's  Board  of  Trustees  ;  again,  we  have  before  us  an  expense  item  of  $10.75 
incurred  by  Rev.  C.  A.  Galloway  in  visiting  the  Theological  Seminary  at  McKenzie, 
Tenn.,  in  the  last  two  years,  and  we  recommend  that  the  Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer 
of  the  General  Assembly  be  authorized  to  pay  out  of  his  funds  the  two  above  men- 
tioned  amounts. 

The  Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer  recommends  the  reduction  of  his  salary  from 
$1,200.00  to  $900.00  per  year,  but  your  committee  fails  to  believe  that  this  is  wise, 
therefore  we  recommend  that  Rev.  D.  W.  Fooks  be  retained  as  the  Stated  Clerk  and 
Treasurer  and  General  Traveling  Secretary  at  a  salary  of  $1,200.00  for  the  next  As- 
sembly  year. 

Believing  it  to  be  a  good  business  principle,  we  recommend  that  every  Board, 
Committee,  or  Agency  created  by  the  General  Assembly,  handling  funds,  have  its 
Treasurer  bonded  by  some  reliable  Surety  Company  in  an  amount  equal  to  80  per 
cent  of  the  jjrobable  maximum  amount  of  the  funds  usually  in  its  treasury. 

Respectfully    submitted, 

T.    J.    TANNER,    Chairman, 
JOHN   R.    GRANADE, 

J.  P.  McDonald, 

W.    S.   MARSHALL. 


REPORT    OF    COMMITTEE    ON    SABBATH    OBSERVANCE. 

Your   Committee  on   Sabbath   Observance   would   report  as  follows : 
We  reverence  the   word   that   says,    "Remember   the   Sabbath   day   to   keep   it  holy." 
We   fear   that   many   of   the   disasters    coming   to   us    as    a    nation    and    as   individuals 
come  as  a  want  of  Sabbath  observance. 

We  do  not  believe  that  men  or  nations  can  violate  God's  law  without  suffering, 
both  temporal  and  spiritual,  loss,  any  more  than  we  can  violate  the  laws  of  health 
and  escape   its  consequences. 

Hence,  we  recommend  that  our  Church  go  on  record  as  opposing  all  forms  of 
Sunday  desecration  and  that  we  discourage  the  i)rinting  and  reading  of  Sunday 
newspapers. 

We  recommend  that  this  Assembly  ask  all  of  our  State  courts  and  the  Legisla- 
tives bodies  of  the  United  States  of  enact  the  very  strongest  Sabbath  observance  laws 
that  can  possibly  be  enforced  without  causing  the  destruction  of  property.  We  be- 
lieve that  God's  word  warrants  the  caring  for  our  stock  or  other  property  that 
would  suffer  greatly  if  we  did  not  do  some  work  on  the  Sabbath  day.  As  to  the 
paper  from  Noah  Webster  Cooper,  we  recommend  that  we  are  in  sympathy  with 
every  effort  to  increase  the  reverence  for  the  Sabbath  that  does  not  tend  to  the 
demoralization  of  any  legitimate  business.  Jesus  said:  "The  Sabbath  was  made  for 
man  and  not  man  for  the  Sabbath." 

J.  M.   RUSSELL, 
B.    L.    SCROGGS. 


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ALABAMA    SYNOD. 

Moderator  and  Brethren  of  the  91st  Assembly: 

We,  your  committee,  have  had  before  us  the  minutes  of  Alabama  Synod  and 
after  careful  examination  find  them  to  be   in  good  form  and  well  kept. 

Respectfully   submitted, 

S.  A.  BERRIE, 
S.  C.   LEE, 
A.   E.    Bryant. 

ARKANSAS   SYNOD. 

To  the  Moderator   and   Brethren  of  the   Ninety-First   General   Assembly : 
We,  your  Committee  on  the  Arkansas  Synod,  beg  to  submit  the  following :  After 
careful  examination  of  the  printed  minutes  we  find  so  far  as  we  are  able  to  ascertain 
the  said  minutes  are  regular  and  very  well  kept.  Respectfully, 

REV.   J.   D.   POTTS,    Chairman, 
L.    B.    PIGG, 
W.    B.    SAMS. 

ILLINOIS  SYNOD. 

We,  the  Committee  on  the  Minutes  of  the  Illinois  Synod,  submit  the  following 
report : 

Having  carefully  examined  the  Minutes  of  Illinois  Synod,  we  find  them  care- 
fully kept  and  in  harmony  with  the  constitution  and  usages  of  the  Cumberland 
Presbyterian   Church.  Respectfully   submitted. 

REV.    J.    A.    RODGERS, 
RUSSELL   TATUM, 
R.    S.   McCULLOUGH. 

INDIANOLA   SYNOD. 

To  the  General  Assembly  in  session  in  the  city  of  Greenfield,  Mo.,  May  19-25,  1921  p 
We,  your  committee  on  the  records  of  Indianola  Synod  report  as  follows : 
Upon  investigation  we  find  that  no  record  of  said  Synod  has  been   submitted  ta 
this   session   of  the   Assembly    for   its   review.      Consequently,    we   are   unable   to    per- 
form the  work  committed  unto  us.  Respectfully  submitted, 

J.  W.  WEST, 
M.    L.    SLOOP, 
R.   A.   BLAND. 

KENTUCKY  SYNOD. 

Your  Committee  on  the  Minutes  of  Kentucky  Synod  would  beg  leave  to  report 
that  we  have  reviewed  the  minutes  and  find  that  there  is  nothing  to  come  before 
your  body,  but  we  find  them  neatly  kept,  nicely  arranged,  and  the  Synod  is  cer- 
tainly  making   progress.  Respectfully   submitted, 

T.  M.  HENDRIX, 

J.  S.  BONE, 

H.   B.   BRISTOW. 

MISSISSIPPI  SYNOD. 

Moderator  and  Brethren:  We,  your  committee,  had  the  minutes  of  the  Mississippi 
Synod  for  the  year  of  1920  before  us  and  did  very  carefully  examine  the  same 
and  do  therefore  assure  you  that  as  far  as  we  are  able  to  ascertain  that  said  minutes 
are  carefully  and  regularly  kept  in  accordance  to  the  laws  of  our  Church. 

J.  F.   BAKER, 
J.  C.   IRBY, 
Wm.   W.    MOORE. 
MISSOURI   SYNOD. 
On    examination,    we    find   the   minutes    of    AugTist    21-23,    1920,    of   the    Missouri 
Synod  neatly  kept.     There  are  no  violations  of  the  laws  of  our  Church.     The  min- 
utes are  admirably  arranged,  and  we  commend  same  for  your  approval. 

B.   E.   BOWNER, 
S.   J.   GIVENS, 
W.    M.    BURTON. 


214  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

PACIFIC    SYNOD. 

Moderator  and   Coinmissioners   of  the   General   Assembly : 

Your  Committee  on  Minutes  of  Pacific  Synod  have  had  under  review  the  official 
minutes  of  that  body  held  at  Fresno,  Cal.,  October  14-17,  1920 ;  also  a  communica- 
tion addressed  to  this  body  by  Rev.  J.  W.  Means,  and  others  directing  our  attention 
to  certain  things  contained  in  the  minutes  and  asking  us  for  a  deliverance  on  certain 
questions  concerning  this  Synod.  It  is  our  judgment  that  most  of  the  question  raised 
are  either  of  the  nature  of  overtures  or  of  a  nature  so  technically  judicial  as  not 
to   come   within  the  providence   of  this  committee. 

We  find  on  page  7  of  the  minutes  an  item  to  which  we  direct  your  attention. 
Pacific  Synod  directed  the  Moderator  of  Los  Angeles  Presbytery  to  grant  a  letter 
to  a  member  of  Los  Angeles  Presbytery  against  whom  charges  appear  to  have  been 
pending.  It  is  our  opinion  that  under  the  conditions,  the  Synod  did  not  have  the 
right  to  instruct  even  the  Presbytery  to  grant  such  letter  because  of  the  pending 
'chai'ges.  Under  no  condition  did  they  have  the  right  to  instruct  the  Moderator  to 
assume   prerogatives   constitutionally   resident   in   the   Presbytery   itself. 

We  therefore  recommend  that  you  direct  Pacific  Synod  to  rescind  this  action. 

We  find  the  minutes  in  regular  form  and  neatly  kept ;  we  commend  the  Synod 
for  the  energy,  progressive  ideals,  and  profound  spirituality  that  are  evidenced  by 
the    record   before   us.  Respectfully    submitted, 

THOMAS   JOINER, 
W.   T.    MARSHALL, 
J  AS.    J.    BROOM. 


TENNESSEE  SYNOD. 

We,  your  Committee  on  Minutes  of  Tennessee  Synod,  would  report  that  we  have 
examined  aforesaid  minutes  carefully  and  find  them  full  and  complete.  No  errors 
occruing,  and  that  they  are  in  accord  with  our  Confession  of  Faith  and  Rules  of 
Practice.  Respectfully  submitted, 

REV.  J.  S.  GRABIEL, 
ELDER  J.  H.  GLENN. 
ELDER  A.  J.  WRIGHT. 


TEXAS  SYNOD. 

Your  committee  have  examined  the  Minutes  of  the  Texas  Synod  of  October,  1920, 
and  find  them  correct,  no  departure  from  the  rules  of  the  Church.  Much  in  the 
minutes  to  be  commended.  The  Synod  is  aggressive  in  the  work  of  mission  within 
its  bounds.  Signed  by  the  committee. 

W.   M.    FREEZE, 
S.   H.    HUMPHREY, 
F.   J.    CARTER. 


WEST   TENNESSEE   SYNOD. 

We,  your  Committee  on  the  Minutes  of  West  Tennessee  Synod,  beg  leave  to 
make   the   following   report : 

On  examination  of  the  minute  we  find  the  minute  fairly  correct.  We  notice  in 
the  missionary  service  it  does  not  give  the  amount  of  the  offering  laid  on  the  table, 
■with   that   exception,   we   find   the   minute  to  be   correct  in   full. 

We  find   the  recommendation  of  the  minute  to  be  on  the  right  line. 

Submitted  by  the  committee, 

E.  R.  DUGGINS,  Chairman, 
M.  E.  JEFFERY, 
J.    B.    JONES. 


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WOMAN'S  MISSIONARY  WORK. 

Membership.  Contributed 

Presbytery.                                                                              Active.     Honorary.  to   W.    B. 

Amarillo 27                  2  $     438  79 

Austin    158  ...  534  80 

Bartholomew ...  28  34 

Birmingham    20                  6  347  00 

Brownwood   13  ...  60  85 

California    38                  2  135  95 

Chattanooga    504               71  2,581   30 

Cherokee    25                  3  400  68 

Chickasaw     12                  2  131   55 

Choctaw    1                  1  203  25 

Clarksville     109                  2  550  36 

Corsicana-Waco    68                11  753  44 

Cumberland    • 197                33  1,028  70 

Dallas-Bonham    92  ...  402   14 

Denton    20                  3  509  97 

Ea  5t   Tennessee    99                19  755  53 

Elk    424                93  2.883  84 

Ewing-McLin    57    '              5  141   30 

Florida   24  ...  264  32 

Fort   Smith    12  ...  125  90 

Foster    Ill                14  1,063  53 

Greer    24  ...  736  05 

Gregory    62  ...  286  20 

Hopewell     326  ...  2,134  32 

Indiana 118                  8  1,530  66 

Knojcville    186                60  1,246  91 

Lebanon    208                60  2,945  78 

Leitchfield     116                31  891   3» 

Lexington    179                64  1,309  OO 

Lincoln-Decatur 129                14  944  50 

Logan   122                20  1,609  58 

Los  Angeles    ". 15                 1  313  32 

Louisiana    ...  7  60 

Madison     275  ...  2,388  44 

Marshall    78  ...  506  16 

Mayfield    318  21  2,169  02 

McGee   41                  8  291   65 

McGready    ...  19  66 

McMinnville    14  ...  125  55 

Memphis    129  ...  1,836  38 

Mississippi     1  ...  24  72 

Mound    Prairie     ...  139  85 

New    Hope 65                  4  505  16 

New    Lebanon    65  ...  378  08 

Obion    406  26  3,931   50 

Oklahoma    17  ...  73  25 

Owensboro 73  ...  1,044   85 

Ozark 40                  9  498  42 

Platte    20  ...  77  75 

Princeton    226  39  2,094  46 

Richland    117    '           33  728  19 

Robert-Donnell    71                18  178  85 

Springfield    155                  9  939  04 

Springville    16                  3  95  46 

Talladega   67                  3  316  97 

Texas-Greenville    15                 2  121   80 

Tulare   11                  1  10'3  70 

Weatherford    54  ...  608  12 


216  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

White    River    157  16 

West   Prairie    72 

At    Large    , . . 


286 

51 

85 

20' 

3,607 

16: 

Total    membex-ship     5,999  717 

Synodic  Offerings  not  Included  Above. 

Alabama $       49  00 

Illinois     209  00 

Jndianola 16  43 

Kentucky    2,219  42 

Missouri 120  30 

Pacific     1,142  38 

Tennessee 100  06 

West    Tennessee „ 226  30 

"Texas 126  99 


Total    $54,632  43 

(The   above   does   not    include   the   offerings  from  the  mission  stations,,  nor   for  the 
work    of    organization.) 

Alabama  Synod. 

Birmingham     20 

Florida 24 

McGready    

Robert-Donnell    71 

Springville    16 

Talladega    67 

Synodic    offering     

Total 198 

Arkansas   Synod. 

Bartholomew    

Fort    Smith    12 

Mound  Prairie    

White  River    157 

Total     169  16     •        $     580  60 

Illinois   Synod. 

Ewing-McLin    57 

Foster    Ill 

Indiana    118 

Lincoln-Decatur    129 

.Synodic   offering    

Total  415 

Indianola  Synod. 

Cherokee     25 

' Chickasaw 12 

Choctaw     1 

Greer    24 

Oklahoma    17 

.Synodic    offering     

Total 79 


6 

$  347  00 

264  32 

19  66 

18 

178  85 

3 

95  46 

3 

316  97 

49  00 

30 

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125  90 

139  85 

16 

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209  00 

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3 

400  68 

2 

131  55 

1 

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736  05 

73  25 

16  43 

6 

$  1,561  21 

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Kentucky  Synod. 

Cumberland    197  33  $1,028  70 

Leitchfield   , 116  31  89139 

Logan   122  20*  1,609  58 

Mayfield    318  21  2,169  02 

Owensboro   73  ...  1,044  85 

Princeton    226  39  2,094  46 

Synodic    offering    ...  2,219  42 


Total    1,052  144  $11,057  42 

Mississippi  Synod. 

Mississippi    1  ...  $       24  72 

New    Hope    65  4  505   16 


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00 

291 

65 

378 

08 

498 

42 

77 

75 

939 

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85 

20 

120 

30 

$  3,699 

44 

$  135 

95 

313 

32 

103 

70 

1,142 

38 

$  1,695 

35 

Total    66  4             $     529  88 

Missouri   Synod. 

Lexington     179  64 

McGee    41  8 

New   Lebanon    65 

Ozark    40  9 

Platte    20 

Springfield    155  9 

West    Prairie    72  ... 

Synodic   offering    ... 

Total    572  90 

Pacific    Synod. 

California    38  2 

Los    Angeles     15  1 

Tulare    ' 11  1 

Synodic    offering     ... 

Total    64  ■  4 

Tennessee   Synod. 

Chattanooga    504  71 

Clarlcsville    109  2 

East    Tennessee     99  19 

Elk     424  93 

Knoxville    186  60 

Lebanon    208  60 

McMinnville    14 

Richland    117  33 

Synodic   offering    ■  •  • 

Total     1,661  338 

Texas   Synod. 

Amarillo    27  2                    438  79 

Austin    158  ...                    534  80 

Brownwood     13  •••                      60  85 

Corsicana-Waco    68  11                    753  44 

Dallas-Bonham    92  ...                    402  14 

Denton    , 20  3                    509  97 

Gregory    62  ...                    286  00 

Louisiana    ...                        7-60 

Marshall    78  ...                    506   16 


$  2,531 

30 

550 

36 

755 

53 

2.883 

84 

1.246 

91 

2,945 

78 

125 

55 

728 

19 

100 

06 

$  11,917 

52 

218                MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Texc::-Gx'eenvill8     15              .  .  ,  j21   80 

Weatherford    54              ...  608  12 

Syncdic   offering    ...  ^26  99 

Total    587                18  $  4,356  66 

West   Tennessee   Synod. 

Hopewell    326              ...  $2,134  32 

Madison    275              ...  2,388  44 

Memphis     129              ...  1,836  38 

Obion     406                26  3,93150 

Syncdic   cffeiiiig-    ...  226  30 

Total    1,136                26  $10,516  94 

At    Larse    $  3,607   16 

Grand    total     $  54,682  63 


The  New  Cumberland  Presbyte  i;  n  C  inese  Mission  Church,  San 
Francisco,  Cal.  Completed  about  April  1,  1921,  at  a  cost  of  about 
$30,000.  This  building  is  38x60  feet,  full  three  stories,  and  erected  un- 
der the  auspices  of  the  Woman's  Board  of  Missions.  A  real  progress 
in  missionary  work. 


PART  IV.  , 
Pages  221  to  266 

STATISTICAL  TABLE 
I. 


CHURCHES  AND  PASTORS 


Arranged  According   to   Alphabetical   List   of   Synods. 

(SPECIAL  NOTE.— The  following  tables  of  church  and  Sunday 
school  forms  contain  many  typographical  errors.  To  correct  them 
meant  to  send  the  entire  matter  back  to  C'aiksville,  Tenn.,  which 
meant  another  delay  of  ten  or  fifteen  dayp.  So  far  as  we  are  able 
to  find,  they  are  most,  if  not  a'l,  in  the  names  of  churches  and  in- 
dividuals.   Prayerfully  overlook  these  this  time,  please. — Stated  Clerk.) 

1.   These   stalistirs   are   very   imperfect.      Complete   list   of   churches   of   any   Pres- 
hytery    will   be   found   under   Church   Statistical   Tables. 
Footings   in  these   reports  have   been   verified. 

3.  Many  churches  did  not  report  a  Sunday  school  because  they  had  union  schools, 
tiut  all  such  should  have  reported  in  full  and  indicated  the  union  school  by  a  f:tar(*). 

4.  This  effort  at  getting  complete  Sunday  school  and  other  statistics  with  them 
will  be  kept  up  until  we  gret  full   reports  from   all   churches. 

5.  Stated  Clerks  and  Sessions  will  do  much  b-3tter  next  year.  Let  Presbytcrial 
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hlank  to  the  church  shall   be  filled  out. 

fi.  These  reports  are  not  "padded."  We  will  collect  Assembly  tax  upon  every 
resident  member  reported  herein. 

7.  This  arrangement  is  accordin-?  to  alphabetical  list  of  Synods,  with  Presbyteries 
.■ill)hf  bctically  arranged  under  i'ynod.  .  . 


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J.  A.  Shell,  Rison,  Ark 

J.  G.  Reed,  Bearden,  Bearden,  Ark 

J.  B.  Gatling,  Holly  Springs,  Ark 

I.  C.  Strickling,  Tinsman,  Ark 

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C.  B.  Thomason,  Tinsman,  Ark 

J.  W.  Tucker,  Cornerville.Ark 

F.  T.  Shell,  Ain,  Ark...    

W.  E.  Myhand.  Monticello,  Ark 

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TOTAL    NUMBER    OF    CONGREGATIONS,    COMMUNICANTS,    AND    VALUE    OF 
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(The  following  table,  arranged  according  to  alphabetical  list  of  Synods,  gives 
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reported  in  1921.  The  report  is  incomplete  for  the  reason  that  many  session  clerks 
would  not  report. — S.  C.) 


•  Alabama   Synod. 

Presbytery.  Cong. 

Birmingham     23 

Florida    2 

McGready    jg 

Robert-Donnell     23 

Springville    17 

Talladega    jg 

Totals    for    Synod    89 

Arkansas  Synod. 
Presbytery.  Cong. 

Bartholometv'    13 

Fort    Smith    14 

Little    Rock-Burrow    13 

Morrillton    23 

Mound   Prairie    22 

Porter    23 

White   River    13 

Totals    for    Synod    121 

Illinois   Synod. 
Presbytery.  Cong. 

Ewing-McLin    25 

Foster    11 

Illinois   15 

Indiana    15 

Lincoln-Decatur     14 

Totals    for    Synod    86 

Indianola   Synod. 
Presbytery.  Cong. 

Cherokee     4 

Chickasaw    9 

Choctaw    30 

Greer   ■ 3 

Oklahoma    6 

Totals   for   Synod   52 

Kentucky   Synod. 
Presbytery.  Cong. 

Cumberland     34 

Leitchfield     31 

Logan    24 

Mayfield    27 

Owensboro     15 

Princeton   27 

Totals   for   Synod    158 


Members. 

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336 

$  65,000 

125 

13,000 

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20.200 

547 

10,500 

349 

12,700 

2,938 

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589 

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354 

16,150 

377 

14.300 

817 

19.000 

641 

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632 

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4,454 

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Members. 

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591 

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683 

16,400 

891 

38.700 

838 

79,200 

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$176,900 


Members. 

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145 

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362 

6,200 

280 

7.445 

153 

5,200 

306 

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Mississippi  Synod. 

Presbytery.                                                                                          Conjj.  Members. 

Mississippi     19  735 

New    Hope    22  814 

Yazoo ■. . . .  6  129 

Totals    for    Synod    47  1,678 

Missouri   Synod. 

Presbytery.                                                                                          Cpng.  Members. 

Lexington    31  905 

McGee    33  788 

New   Lebanon    13  562 

Ozark    24  320 

Platte    20  547 

Springfield    19  1,092 

West  Plains   9  151 

West  Prairie    8  216 

Totals  for  Synod   156  5,081 

Pacific  Synod. 

Presbytery.                                                                                          Cong.  Members. 

California 9  749 

Los   Angeles    2  91 

Fresno 2  80 

Totals    for    Synod     ' 13  920 

Tennessee  Synod. 

Presbytei'y.                                                                                          Cong.  Members. 

Chattanooga    34  2,368 

Clarksville    39  1,587 

Cookville    30  838 

East   Tennessee    20  1,181 

Elk   54  3,643 

Knoxville    28  1,513 

Lebanon   37  2,647 

McMinnville    15  700 

Richland    38  2,009 

Totals    for    Synod    295  16,486 

Texas  Synod. 

Presbytery.                                                                                     Cong.  Members. 

Amarillo    7  400 

Austin    15  467 

Brownwood    • 7  172 

Corsicana-Waco    11  769 

Dallas-Bonham    11  476 

Denton    5  197 

Gregory    19  611 

Louisiana    IS  401 

Marshall     15  615 

Roswell    5  18 

Sweetwater 12  307 

Texas-Greenville   18  644 

Weatherford    18  345 

Totals  for  Synod    161  5,444 


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1,950 

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6,500 

9,800 


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67,800 
124,800 
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87,90 

7,500 

34,000 

29,300 

14,200 

18,590 

5,500 

37,000 


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$260,010 


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Menvius 14          1,305  71,300 

OlMon    43          3,958  184,500 

ToUU  for  Synod lU        10,375  $431,950 

Grand   totals    1,312        63,924  $2,191,400 

Ministen.  749.     Total  of  all  memliere  reported.   64,452. 


PART  IV. 

Pages  269  to  307 

STATISTICAL  TABLE 
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Assembly,  Synod  and  Presbyterial  Directory 
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Ministers  Ordained,  Gained,  Lost,  Dead 
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Presbyterial  Roll  of  Clerks 
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Synodical  Exibit,  Meeting  Place,  Moderator 

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Presbyterial  Roll  of  Ministers. 
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Alphabetical  Roll  of  Ministers 
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MINISTERS    GAINED   AND    LOST. 

Ordained. 

Name  and  Presbytery.  Time. 

Walburn    Cephos-.-Choctaw April    23,    1921 

Allinton    Hall— Choctaw April   23,    1921 

Abner  B.  Johnson — Choctaw September   24,    1920 

Albert   Washington — Choctaw September   24,    1920 

Luther   Suiter — Clarksville September   24,    1920 

Robert  A.  Taylor— Clarksville September   24,    1920 

V.   A.   Jones — Cumberland April    4.    1921 

Alba   H.    Bates— Denton April    9,    1921 

J.   R.   Deverick— Foster March    19,    1921 

Floy   R.    Watt — Knoxville September   23,    1920 

Mrs.    Ada   Slaton — Louisiana .' November    5,    1920 

U.    H.    Bailey— New    Hope July    18,    1920 

G.   H.   Austin — Owensboro April    14,    1921 

J.   M.  Foresythe— Richland September   25,    1920 

W.    A.    Burney— Springfield October,    1920 

Thomas    E.    Bright— Springville November    27,    1920 

MINISTERS   RECEIVED   FROM    OTHER   DENOMINATIONS. 

L.    R.   Huddleston— Chattanooga April    13.  1921 

A.   C.   Hartline — Denton October   9,  1920 

S.  B.  Zarecor— Ewing-McLin September  22,  1920 

H.  A.   Mullen— Knoxville April   6,  1921 

A.    W.    Green— McGee April    1.  1921 

J.   A.    Sanders — Oklahoma 

Mrs.  W.  E.  Shaw— Ozark March   10,  1921 

V.  L.  Stone — Princeton October  6,  1920 

W.   J.    Wilburn— West    Prairie September,  1920 


MINISTERS  GONE  TO  OTHER  DENOMINATIONS. 

J.    K.    Eastep — Chickasaw To   the    Baptist 

W.    S.    Cavanaugh — Bartholomew Dropped   from   Roll 

D.   M.  McCawley— Cookeville To  the  U.  S.   A.   Presbyterian 

H.   H.   Green— Dallas-Bonham To   the   M.    E.    Church,    South 

D.  A.  Wood — Hopewell Dropped  from  Roil 

J.   B.   Oakley— Knoxville To  the  U.   S.   A.   Presbyterian 

li.   D.   Rogers- Lebanon To   the  M.   E.    Church,    South 

G.   B.  Russell — Los  Angeles Dropped   from   Roll 

W.  P.   Lee— Talladega To  the  M.    E.   Church.    South 

W.   J.   Wilburn — West   Pi-airie General    Baptist 

A.  M.  Colson— White  River To  the  M.  E.  Church,  South 


MINISTERS   LOST   BY   DEATH. 

Name    and    Presbytery.  Time. 

J.   T.    Barbee — Owensboro September   11,   1920 

Wilson   Cole — Choctaw February   20,    1921 

John   H.    Day — Dallas-Bonham February    5,    1921 

B.   E.   Finch — McGready December   12,    1920 

G.   W.  Petty — Lexington November   I,   1920 

J.  C.  Ross— Clarksville March  23,   1921 

L.   C.    Sharp — New   Lebanon February,    1921 

W.    J.    Sneed — Ewing-McLin 

Edwin    Worth — Lincoln-Decatur July    22,    1920 

W.   S.   Kincaid— West   Plains '. 


312  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

PRESBYTERIAL  ROLL  OF  CLERKS. 

Presbytery   and   Stated   Clerk.  Post   Office. 

Amarillo — George  L.  Davis Lubbock,  Tex. 

Austin— Rev.  J.  D.  Potts 1518  W.  9th,  Austin,  Tex. 

Bartholomew — Rev.  T.   S.   Douglas Bearden,   Ark. 

Brownwood — Rev.   J.    G.   Braley Santa   Anna,    Tex. 

Birmingham — Rev.  B.  E.  Lee R.  3,   Bessemer,   Ala. 

California — Mrs.   N.   B.   Sitton 548  Harrison  St.,   San   Francisco,    Cal. 

Chattanooga — Mr.   F.  A.   Seagle Chattanooga,   Tenn. 

Cherokee — Mr.   C.  M.   Smith Box  1144,   Muskogee,   Okla. 

Chickasaw — Rev.  F.  A.   Brown R.   4,   Marlow,   Okla. 

Choctaw — Rev.   Henry  J.   Bond Atoka,    Okla. 

Clarksville — Mr.  E.  T.  Alward Clarksville,   Tenn. 

•Columbus — Rev.  R.  N.   Grossman Fredericktown,   Ohio 

■Cookville— Rev.   W.   H.   Peek Algood,   Tenn. 

■Corsicana-Waco — Rev.   S.    C.   Lockett Temple,  Tex. 

'Cumberland— Mr.   Z.   W.   Cloyd CaiApbellsville,    Ky. 

Dallas-Bonham  -Rev.   G.   Leslie  Waddle Ferris,   Tex. 

Denton — Rev.    W.   B.   Andress Gainesville,    Tex. 

lEIast  Tennessee — Mr.  J.  B.  Park Af ton,  Tenn. 

Elk— Rev.    R.   L.    Stem Shelbyville,    Tenn. 

Ewin^-McLin — Mr.  Marion   E.  Johnson Norris  City,   III. 

Florida — Rev.   F.   H.   Callahan Lakeland,    Fla. 

Fort   Smith— Mr.  H.  J.   Pond Fayetteville,    Ark. 

Foster — Mr.   C.   E.   Cooper 1510   10th   St.,    Charleston,   111. 

Fresno- Mrs.   J.   M.    Bramblett 1348  P.   Street,   Fresno,    Cal. 

Greer — Mrs.   J.   L.   Joyner Box   12,    Blair,    Okla. 

Gregory — Rev.  J.  F.  Baker Bowie,  Tex. 

Hopewell — Rev.  R.  H.  Jackson Sharon,   Tenn. 

Illinois— D.    W.    Cheek Unionville,    HI. 

Indiana— Rev.    G.    C.    Kreig R.    14,    Littles,    Ind. 

Knoxville — Rev.   W.   F.   Patch Concord,   Tenn. 

Lebanon — Rev.   B.   W.   Covington 1202  Litton  Ave.,   Nashville,   Tenn. 

Leitchfield— Mrs.   L.   M.   Woosley Caneyville,    Ky. 

Lexington— Dr.    R.   M.    King R.   39,   Warrensburg,    Mo. 

Lincoln-Decatur— Rev.    A.    C.    DeForest New   Holland,    El. 

Little  Rock-Burrow — Rev.  G.  W.  LaForce Mt.  Vernon,   Ark. 

Logan— Rev.  J.  T.  Wilson Morgantown,  Ky. 

Los  Angeles — Mrs.  Emma  R.  Means 5701  Buchanan  St.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

Louisiana— Mr.   C.   J.  Hinton Quitman,    La. 

Madison— Mr.   D.   M.   McAnulty Bolivar,   Tenn. 

Marshall— Dr.   R.   S.   Garrett Box   4,   Marshall,    Tex. 

Mayfield— Rev.  D.  W.  Fooks Box  642,  Nashville,  Tenn. 

McGee — Rev.  A.M.   Buchanan Moberly,   Mo. 

McGready— Mr.  L.  T.  Hester Cherokee,  Ala. 

McMinnville-Rev.  A.  B.  Moffitt Morrison,  Tenn. 

Memphis— Rev.   G.  E.   Danley Loconia,   Tenn. 

Mississippi— Mr.    P.    B.    Shealy Stratton.    Miss. 

Morrillton— Mr.   John  A.   Pless Dover,   Ark. 

Mound  Prairie — Rev.  J.  E.  Anderson Lou  Ann,  Ark. 

New  Hope — Mr.   Paul   Thompson R.  2,   Calendonia,   Miss. 

New  Lebanon— Rev.  T.  A.  DeVore Marshall,   Mo. 

Obion— Rev.   W.    B.    Cunningham Union    City.    Tenn. 

Oklahoma— Miss  Bertha  McCord Cherokee,   Okla. 

Owensboro— R.    B.    Shaver Greenville,    Ky. 

Ozark— Mr.   D.   S.   Brown Pierce   City,   Mo. 

Platte— Rev.  J.  S.  Wayman - Box  397,  Albany,  Mo. 

Porter— Rev.  T.  J.  Hampton Sublaco,  Ark. 

Princeton— Rev.   F.   L.   McDowell Marion,    Ky. 

Richland— Rev.  T.  H.  Porter •• Aspen  Hill,  Tenn. 

Robert-Donnell— Rev.    L.   B.   Morgan Richard  City,   Tenn. 


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Roswell— Mrs.   D.   C.   Beattie Ima.    N.    Mex. 

Springfield-  Rev.   J.    A.    Russell Hartsville,    Mo. 

Springville — Rev.   George  A.   Lyles Springville,    Ala. 

Ttlledega— Rev.   Robert  S.  Hudson Gaylesville,   Ala. 

Texas-Greenville— Rev.    G.    F.    Harris Troupe,    Tex. 

Weatherford— Rev.   J.    L.    Elliott Caddo,    Tex. 

West  Plains— Rev.  E.  T.  King West  Plains,  Mo. 

West  Prairie — Mr.  O.  C.  Cowen Campbell,  Mo. 

White  River— Rev.  J.  S.  Bone Mt.  Pleasant,  Ark. 

Yazoo — Mr.  J.  M.   Hart Pickens,   Miss. 


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TABLE   V. 
PRESBYTERIAL   ROLL   OF    MINISTERS. 
Amarillo   Presbytery — West   Texas-New   Mexico   Synod. 

Ministers.  Post  Oflfice  Address. 

Baucom,    O.    N Floydada,    Tex. 

Berrie,  S.  A Ralls,  Tex. 

Collins,  A.  A Lubbock,  Tex. 

Davis,   George  L.    (S.   C.   &  T.) Lubbock,   Tex. 

Jennings,  E.  W Slaton,   Tex. 

Saxon,   L.   B Petersburg,    Tex. 

Licentiate. 

Bolding,    C.    L Floydada,   Tex. 

Baker,   Roy Floydada,   Tex. 

Austin  Presbytery — Texas  Synod. 

Baker,  L.   D Cameron,   Tex. 

Eustis,  J.   S Bertram,    Tex. 

Griffith,  W.  G Liberty  Hill,  Tex. 

Kirkpatrick,  D.  H " 1008  Shelly  Ave.,  Austin,  Tex. 

Potts,  J.  D.  (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) 1518  W.  9th  St.,  Austin,  Tex. 

Bartholomew    Presbytery — Arkansas    Synod. 

Douglas,  T.  S.   (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) Bearden,  Ark. 

Ingram,  K.  I Russellville,   Ark. 

Leonard,  A.J Ingland,   Ark. 

Newton,  T.  A R.  R.  2,  Hampton,  Ark. 

Newton,  W.  H Star  City,  Ark. 

West,   J.   W Monticello,   Ark. 

West,    T.    J Rison,    Ark. 

Birmingham  Presbytery — Alabama  Synod. 

Allender,   B.   I R.  4,  Bessemer,  Ala. 

Carpenter,  W.   M R.   4,   Birmingham,  Ala. 

Herring,  S.  G Woodstock,  Ala. 

Jones,  H.  M R.  4,   Birmingham,   Ala. 

Lee,   B.  E.    (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) R.   3,  Box  88,   Bessemer,  Ala. 

Lee,   E.   C R.    3,   Bessemer,   Ala. 

Orr,    B.    B Birmingham,    Ala. 

Wood,  T.  L U.  S.  S.  Charleston,  San  Diego,  Cal. 

Walton,  H.   C Birmingham,    Ala. 

Brownwood    Presbytery — Texas    Synod. 

Anderson,    Murray Blanket,    Tex. 

Atkinson,   J.   B Knickerbocker,   Tex. 

Braly,   J.   G.   (Stated   Clerk   and  Treasurer) Santa   Anna,   Tex. 

Gartner,   CD San   Saba,   Tex. 

i-ip\   H.   R -. Coleman,  Tex. 

Torbett.  T.   M Fort  Worth,  Tex. 

White,    W.    H Brownwood,    Tex. 

Wright,   J.   B Waldrip,   Tex. 

Wright,   W.   S , San   Saba,   Tex. 

California  Presbytery — Pacific   Synod. 

Baker.   B.   H Smith.  River,    Cal. 

Gam  Sing  Quah 77  Fung  Loi,   Sai  Yoke,   Canton,   China 

Hawkins,    W.    D Sorona,    Cal. 

Jung,  Tom 855  Jackson  Street,   San  Francisco,   Cal. 

Sitton,   Spencer  P 358  Vine  Street,   San  Jose,    Cal. 

Williams.   W.   L 1722   Wilcox   Ave..    Hollywood.    Cal. 


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Licentiates. 

Fong.    Yick CenterviUe.    Cal. 

Kwok,    Bok   On 615   Webster   Street,    Oaklannd.   Cal. 

Candidates. 

Hee,   Alexander   Pong 251   Spring   St.,    Columbus,   Ohio 

Quok.   Chen   Sun Canton,    China 

Woo,    Tin   Mun Canton,    China 

Chattanooga  Presbytery — Tennessee   Synod. 

Burrough,    George  W Oak  and  Lindsey  Streets,-  Chattanooga,   Tenn. 

Carson,   J.   S Georgetown,   Tenn. 

Huddleston,    L.    R Cleveland.    Tenn. 

Malone,   W.    C Atlanta,    Ga. 

Matlock,    Charles  R Cleveland,    Tenn. 

Miller,  J.  H Dalton,    Ga. 

Seagle,   Elder  F.  A.    (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) Chattanooga,  Tenn. 

Stewart,   J.   G.    (Chaplain) Camp  Pike,   Little  Rock,   Ark. 

Swartz,  W.  L Route  1,  Crandall,   Ga. 

Whitener,    J.    A Whitewell,    Tenn. 

Wiggins,    George   N Chattanooga,    Tenn. 

Cherokee  Presbytery — Indianola  Synod. 

Bearden,    W.    A R.    2,    Choteau,    Okla. 

Blasingame,   D.   F Shawnee,    Okla. 

Conrad,   E.   S , Wagoner,   Okla. 

Combs,  G.  W (R.  R.  A.,  No.  134)   Seminole,   Okla. 

Lee,   C.   R Pryor,    Okla. 

Parks,    R.    C Chelsea,    Okla. 

Ray,   J.   B R.  F.  D.,   Box  2,   Choteau,   Okla. 

Smith,   CM.   (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) Box  1144,   Muskogee,   Okla. 

Tanner,  T.   J 1023  N.  H.   St.,   Muskogee,   Okla. 

Chickasaw  Presbytery — Indianola  Synod. 

Bell,   J.   E Marlow,  Okla. 

Brown,  F.   A.   (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) R.   4,  Marlow,  Okla. 

Jones,   J.  J Sulphur,  Okla. 

McCulloch,   T.    O ' Sulphur,  Okla. 

McMahan,   C.   G Pocasset,  Okla. 

Stockton,   E.    D .* Marlow,  Okla. 

Choctaw  Presbytery — Indianola  Synod. 

Anderson,   Watson Tushkahoma,   Okla. 

Bohannon,    Emeziah , Nashoba,    Okla. 

Bond,  Henry  J.    (Stated   Clerk  and  Treasurer) Atoka,   Okla. 

Carnes,    Jackson Wardville,    Okla. 

Cass   M.    N Kanima,    Okla. 

Cephas,    Wilburn Finley,    Okla. 

Cole,    Anderson 4 Eagletown,     Okla. 

Hall,    Allinton Centrahoma,    Okla. 

Johnson,   Abner   B Miller,    Okla. 

Nicholis,    Isaiah , Boswell,    Okla. 

Perkins,    N.    A Caney,    Okla. 

Perkins,   N.   W Caney,    Okla. 

Stuart,  C.  J Idabel,   Okla. 

Wallace,    Jesse Ludlow,    Okla. 

Washington,   Albert Hugo,    Okla. 

Wesley,    Edmond Antlers,    Okla. 

Licentiates. 

Frazier,    Simon Boswell,    Okla. 

McAfee,    Jackson Atoka,    Okla. 

Wade,  Kingsbury Lane,  Oklgi. 


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Candidates. 

Allen,  James Ludlow,  Okla. 

Battice,   Taylor Nashoba,  Okla. 

Byington,   Moody Albian,  Okla. 

Eyechubbie,    Colbert , Finley,  Okla. 

Going,   Royson Garvin,  Okla. 

Ishmon,    Hudson Golden,  Okla. 

McFarland,    Israel Nashoba,  Okla. 

McKinney,    Green Broken    Bow,  Okla. 

NichoHs,    Isaac Boswell,  Okla. 

Scott,    Sampson Boswell,  Okla. 

White,    Aitin Ludlow,  Okla. 

Wilson,    L.    J V Boswell,  Okla. 

Clarksville    Presbytery — Tennessee    Synod. 

Alward,   E.  T.   (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) Clarksville,   Tenn. 

Biddle,  A.   C Clarksville,   Tenn. 

Binkley,   H.   H Springfield,   Tenn. 

Byrn,  A.  T McEwen,   Tenn. 

French,   N.   R Hickory   Point,   Tenn. 

Jones,  J.   J McEwen,   Tenn. 

McCaslin,  R.J General  Delivery,  Nashville,  Tenn. 

Powers,   J.   E R.   R.   2,   Clarksville,   Tenn. 

Suiter,    Luther , McKenzie,    Tenn. 

Sykes,    A.    H Denver,    Tenn. 

Taylor,    Robert    A Erin,    Tenn. 

Thomas,   A.   L ' Erin,   Tenn. 

Licentiates. 

Campbell,    W.   E R.    1.    Erin,   Tenn. 

Pegram,    B.   O Waverly,    Tenn. 

Candidates. 

Hampton,    Sallie McKenzie,    Tenn. 

Powers,    Dixie Palmyra,    Tenn. 

Ross,    Masie McKenzie,    Tenn. 

Wilson,    Clifford    C Tennessee   Ridge,    Tenn. 

Columbus  Presbytery — Ohio  Synod. 

Ch-ossman.  R.  N.   (Stated  Clerk  and  Treaurer) •.  .R.  1,  Frcdericktc.wn,   Ohio 

Presbytery  disorganized. 

Cookeville  Presbytery — Tennessee  Synod. 

Berry,  T.  N R.  F.  D.,  Gainsboro,  Tenn. 

Dycus,    W.    M Haydenburg,    Tenn. 

Ferrell,    T.    E Nettlecarrier,    Tenn. 

HufJhines,  J.  E .• R.   2,  Algood,  Tenn. 

Malone,  J.  F Algood,   Tenn. 

McDonald,   J.   P R.   1,   Elmwood,   Tenn. 

Peek,  W.  H.    (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) Algood,  Tenn. 

Phillips,    Byrd Sykes,    Tenn. 

Stone,  A.  C Pleasant  Shade,  Tenn. 

Wakefield.    M.    H Pleasant    Shade,    Tenn. 

Licentiate. 
Ramsey,   P.   L R.   F.   D.,   Algood,   Tenn. 

Corsicana-Wiico   Presbytery — Texas    Synod. 

Bowmer,   B.   E Hubbard,  Tex. 

Floyd,  I.  K Hubbard,  Tex. 

FuUerton,    D.    M "...  Dawson,  Tex. 


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Lackey,   J.    A Rice,    Tex. 

Lockett,   S.  C.   (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) Temple,  Tex. 

MeGaughey,    F.   E Dawson,    Tex. 

Russell,  J.  N Fort  Worth,  Tex. 

Stevenson,  J .   L Corsicana,   Tex. 

Vaughn,    M.   M Buffalo,    Tex. 

Cumberland   Presbytery — Kentucky    Synod. 

Burress.    R.   D.    (Treasurer) Campbellsville,    Ky. 

Cloyd,   Elder  Z.   W.   (Stated  Clerk) Campbellsville,   Ky. 

DeSpain,   B.   L Summerville,    Ky. 

Dilley.   D.   B Glasgow,    Ky. 

Furkin,   J.   W Keltner,    Ky. 

Hill,   J.   A Edmonton,    Ky. 

Johnson,    N.    A Campbellsville,    Ky. 

Jones,   V.   A • Knob   Lick,   Ky. 

Joy ner,    Thomas Center,    Ky. 

Menzies,    James Columbia,    Ky. 

Piper,    G.   T Knob   Lick,    Ky. 

Reid,   W.   R McKenzie,   Tenn. 

Reid,    Mabel   R McKenzie,    Tenn._ 

Licentiates. 

Gore,  M.  F Romine,  Ky. 

Richardson,    E Hatcher,    Ky. 

Candidates. 

Freeman,    Emmet    L Knob    Lick,  Ky. 

Furkin,   Roy   W Keltner,  Ky. 

Norris.   Hollis Glasgow,  Ky. 

Dallas-Bonham   Presbytery — Texas   Synod. 

Allen,   H.   R 3905   Crutcher   Street,   Dallas.    Tex. 

Baldridge,  S.  H Petty,  Tex. 

Gaines,    J.    A Bailey,    Tex. 

Gibbins,   C.   F Pilot  Point,   Tex. 

King,  W.  H.  H Bogota,  Tex. 

Lackey,   W.   J.,  D.D Rice,   Tex. 

McFarland,   F.   M Sherman,   Tex. 

Osborn,  N.   C Bailey,   Tex. 

Waddle,   George  L.    (Stated  Ckrk  and  Treasurer) Box  83,  Ferris,   Tex. 

Willis,   J.   G Oglesby,   Tex. 

Licentiate. 
Lowrie,  V.   L R.   1,  Tona,   Tex. 

Candidate. 
Laden,  D R  .  F.  D.,  Miller  Point,  Tex. 

Denton  Presbytery — Texas  Synod. 

Andress,  W.  B.   (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) Gainesville,  Tex. 

Bates,   Alba  H Collinsville.   Tex. 

Brewer,   W.   L Decatur,   Tex. 

Griffin,  F.  M Denton,  Tex. 

Hartline,    A.   C Gainesville,   Tex. 

Hays,    M.   L Cuba,    New    Mexico 

Matlock,    R.   E Cleburne,   Tex. 

Rodgei-s,  A.  W Gainesville,  Tex. 

East  Tennessee  Presbytery — Tennessee  Synod. 

Baxter,  F.  P Johnson  City,  Tenn. 

Brown,   W.   A Greeneville,   Tenn. 

Bromley,  L.  C Greeneville,  Tenn. . 


320  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

Dobson,  R.   M Greeneville,  Tenn. 

Duck,  W.  B Greeneville,   Tenn. 

Lamb,    R.    S Afton,    Tenn. 

Lee,    S.    C Parrotsville,    Tenn. 

Noel,   S.   L Greeneville,   Tenn. 

Park.  Elder  J.  B.    (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) Afton,  Tenn. 

Price,   M.    G : Mosheim,   Tenn. 

Willoughby,    A.    H Moshiem,    Tenn. 

Licentiate. 
Scott,   C.   B Afton,   Tenn. 

Elk  Priesbytery — Tennessee  Synod. 

Bradford,    Thomas   J Lewisburg,    Tenn. 

Calvert,   C.  D Lewisburg,    Tenn. 

Cobb,  J.J Kelso,  Tenn. 

Copeland,   F.   M Flintville,    Tenn. 

Crawford,   T.   N Howell.   Tenn. 

Foster,   J.    W Kelso,    Tenn. 

Gentry,   G.    W Nashville,    Tenn. 

Gentry,   S.  J R.  F.   D.,   Unionville,   Tenn. 

Hendrix,    T.    M Lewisburg,    Tenn. 

Hineh,   H.   L Fayetteville,   Tenn. 

Morris,   J.   R ,. Petersburg,    Tenn. 

Morris,   Mrs.   Bessie Petersburg,   Tenn. 

Padgett,    T.    H Flintville,    Tenn. 

Rudd,    W.    H r Kelso,    Tenn. 

Sharp,    W.    E Lewisburg,    Tenn. 

Simmons,  J.   W Winchester,   Tenn. 

Smith,    D.    B Kelso,    Tenn. 

Stem,    R.   L.    (Stated   Clerk   and  Treasurer) Shelbyville,   Tenn. 

Tillett,  W.  E Decherd,  Tenn. 

Willis,    W.    R Stephenson,    Tenn. 

Zwingle,  C.   M Lewisburg,  Tenn. 

Candidates. 

Bigger,  W.  E Lewisburg,  Tenn. 

Lamb,    John Nashville,    Tenn. 

McClaren,   A.  D Eagleville,   Tenn. 

Moyer,    Wallace Nashville,    Tenn. 

Spence,  W.  L R.  F.  D.,  Fosterville,  Tenn. 

Ewing-McLin   Presbytery — Illinois   Synod. 

Barger,   Ira   S Stonef ort.    111. 

Borah,   J.   W Fairfield,    111. 

Brown,   M.    C Thompsonville,    111. 

Cook,    Ed Lamar,    Colo. 

Cowgur,    W.   A Galatia,    111. 

Coleman,    J.   T Fairfield,    111. 

Coleman,   G.  E Burnt   Prairie,   111. 

Davis,  W.  E Omaha,   111. 

Ferrell,   A.   A Eldorado,    111. 

Forrister,   W.   R Norris  City,   111. 

McCracken,    Isaac Flora,    111. 

McMurtry,    H Norris    City,    111. 

Phipps,    John Norris    City,    111. 

Wood,    Joseph Enfield,    111. 

Zarecor,    S.    B Fairfield,    111. 

Candidates. 

Grimes,    John Enfield,    111. 

Hedges,   C.  E Norris  City,  111. 


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Matthews,    Roy Fairfield,    II! 

Tickner,   Carrie Fairfield,   III. 

Florida    Presbytery — Alabama    Synod. 

(NOTE. — This   roll    is    copied    for    the    reason    no    report   could   be   had    from    the 
Stated  Clerk.) 

Callahan.   F.   H.    (Stated   Clerk  and  Treasurer) Lakeland,    Fla. 

Eshman,    S.    H Lakeland.    Fla. 

Lewis,   J.   D Inverness,    Fla. 

Morefield,  R.  H Inverness.  Fla. 

Fort   Smith  Presbytery — Arkansas   Synod. 

Brown,   T.   K Harrison,   A/k. 

Campbell,  J.  P Fayetteville,  Ark. 

Cox,  Sam  A R.  R.  2,  Van  Buren,  Ark. 

Grundy,   F.   A Prairie   Grove,    Ark. 

Nickelson,   J.   N Harrison,    Ark. 

Pond,    George   L.   M R.   R.,   Fayetteville,   Ark. 

Pond,    Elder   H     J.    (Slated    Clerk) Fayetteville,    Ark. 

Foster  Presbytery — Illinois  Synod. 

Bailiff,    T.    C : West    York,    111. 

Bennett,    F.    E R.    R.,    Martinsville,    111. 

Cooper,   C.  E.    (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) 1510  Tenth   St.,   Charleston,   111. 

Crandall.    O.    I Hunt,    111. 

Deverick,   J.   R R.   1,   Yale,    111. 

Lewis,  M.  E Georgetown,  111. 

Ping,   D.   W Decatur,    111. 

Waggaman,    Charles Danville,    111. 

Licentiates. 
Hollingsworth,   Mrs.   Minnie Georgetown,    111. 

Candidates. 

Hill,   Vern   M Annapolis,    111. 

Shawver,  Zara R.  R.,  Casey,  111. 

Fresno   Presbytery    (Formerly   Tulare) — Pacific   Synod. 

Freeze,  W.  M Merced,  Cal. 

Miller,   J.    D Merced,    Cal. 

Tipton.    B.   T Fresno,    Cal. 

Whitten,    D.    L 118   Appleton   Ave..    San   Francisco,    Cal. 

Greer    Presbytery — Indianola    Synod. 

Hutler,   N.    B Mangum,    Okla. 

Hester,   J.   G Childress,    Tex. 

^oyner,  J.  L Box  72,   Blair,  Okla. 

Joyner.  Mrs.  J.   L.   (S.  C.  &  T.) Box  72,   Blair,   Okla. 

Smith,   W.   E R.    1,   Rush  Springs,   Okla. 

Candidate. 
Hunt,    Willis Blair,    Okla. 

Gregory  Presbytery — Texas  Synod. 

Andrew,   G.   A Duncan,   Okla. 

Baker,  J.  F.    (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) 205  N.  Hulme  St.,   Bowie,  Tex. 

Baits,  B.  L R.  5,  Wichita  Falls,  Tex. 

Bullard,    M.    L '. Decatur,    Tex. 

Hester,   G.   P Ringgold,   Tex. 

Howard,    J.    G Henrietta,    Tex. 

Humphries,    G.    P Nocona,    Tex. 

Karnes,  M.   F s Chico.   Tex. 


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Klostar,    W.    P Box    496,    Phoenix.    Ariz. 

Mitchell,   G.   E R.    1.   Montague.    Tex. 

McMackin,   G.   K Wichita   Falls,   Tex. 

Norwood,   C.   W.   C Alvord.    Tex. 

Pleasant,   A.   M Chico,   Tex. 

Reid.   J.   W R.   F.   D.,    Bowie,   Tex. 

Walker,   W.  J Vashti,   Tex. 

Licentiate. 
McClellan,   W.   H.    (In  Tr.) ..Eldorado,    Okla. 

Candidate. 
Parr,    Odell - McKenzie,    Tenn. 

Hopewell    Presbytery   — West    Tennessee    Synod. 

Braley,   S.   H.,   D.D McKenzie,   Tenn. 

Bryant,    J.    M McKenzie,    Tenn. 

Cooper,  H.   C McKenzie,   Tenn. 

Dishman,  J.  W Milan,  Tenn. 

Galey,   R.  H Greenfield,  Tenn. 

Greer,   T.   A Bradford,    Tenn. 

Hicks,   J.    E .* Milan,    Tenn. 

Hopkins,   N.   T Milan,    Tenn. 

Howell,    J.    Will McKenzie,    Tenn. 

Jackson,   R.   H.    (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) Sharon,  Tenn. 

Johnson,  P.  F.,  D.D McKenzie,  Tenn. 

Johns,   L.    R McKenzie,   Tenn. 

Laine,   A.   E McKenzie,   Tenn. 

McCoy,    L.    E McKenzie,   Tenn. 

Newberry,   W.    C Gleason,   Tenn'. 

Reagin,   B.  J McKenzie,   Tenn. 

Rucker,   R.   M Trezevant,   Tenn, 

Licentiates. 

Reagin,   E.   K McKenzie,   Tenn. 

Rucker,  E.  B " McKenzie,  Tenn. 

White,   Miss  Hallie McKenzie,   Tenn. 

Canlidates. 

Bryant,    W.    C McKenzie,    Tenn. 

Mann,    Louis McKenzie,    Tenn. 

Illinois  Presbytery — Illinois  Synod. 

Cheek,  D.  W.   (S.  C.   &  T.) Unionville,   111. 

Hammock,  D.  W Unionville,  111. 

Hill,   J.   A Marion,    111. 

Hogue,    W.    C Vienna,    111. 

Holloway,    A.    P Creal    Springs,   111 . 

Holloway,   T.    B Eddyville,    111. 

Hutchinson,   W.   H Tennyson,    Ind. 

Morris,    D.    D Delwood,    111 . 

Rumsey,    R.    M Eddyville,    111 . 

Shelton,    Roy Karnak,    111. 

Wasson,   M.   C Anna,    111 . 

Whitesides,   J.    B Eddyville.    111. 

Licentiates. 
Whitesides.    J.    B Simpson,    111. 

Candidate. 
A.  L.  Aplin Eddyville.  111. 


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Indiana  Presbytery — Illinois  Synod. 

Blades,  W.  A.  (In  Tr.) Burns.  Tenn. 

Hadlock,   J.   B • Petersburg,    Ind. 

Krieg,  G.  C.   (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) Littles,   Ind. 

Sanders,    W.    C Franklin.    Ind. 

Scroggs,   B.    Ij Chandler,    Ind . 

Stocking,  J.  L 5  Emmett  St.,  Evansville,  Ind . 

Candidates. 
Cider,    James Chandler,    Ind . 

Candidate. 
Persinger,   Robert Chandler,    Ind. 

Knoxvillc  Presbytery — Tennessee  Synod. 

Boatman,    George    C Martel,    Tenn . 

Hoyle,  D.   C Mary ville,   Tenn . 

Mayo,  C.  W Sweetwater,   Tenn . 

Moser,    R.    A Clinton,    Tenn . 

Mullen.    IL    A Maryville,    Tenn. 

Patch,  W.  F.  (S.  C.  and  T.) R.  F.  D.,  Concord,  Tenn. 

Richmond,   W.   N Maryville,   Tenn. 

Sloop,   M.    L Athens,   Tenn . 

Watt,    Floyd Loudon,    Tenn . 

Licentiates. 

Emory,    W.    A Knoxville.    Tenn. 

McCoIlum,   J.    B McKenzie,   Tenn. 

Lebanon   Presbytery — Tennessee  Synod. 

Barbee,  Joseph  H Watertown,   Tenn. 

Byars,    S.   T Hendersonville,    Tenn. 

Carlock,    C.    K Gallatin,    Tenn . 

Coleman,   E.   E Evansville,    Ind. 

Copeland,    Hardy 755    Benton   Ave.,   Nashville,   Tenn. 

Covington,   B.   W 1202   Litton  Ave.,   Nashville,   Tenn. 

Cunningham,  J.   Lewis 937   3rd  Ave.   S.,  Nashville,   Tenn. 

Dale,    W.   T.    D.D Woodbine    Station,    Nashville,    Tenn. 

Durrett,   W.   Y 316   Wilburn   St.,   Nashville.   Tenn. 

Eshman,   A.'  N Estell    Springs,    Tenn. 

George,  W.  P Watertown,  Tenn . 

Hendley,   T.    M Bell   Buckle.   Tenn. 

Hooper,  Leon 51st  and  Michigan  Ave.,  West  Nashville,  Tenn. 

Hooper,    S.    H West   Greenwood   Ave.,    Nashville,   Tenn. 

Hudgins,   J.   L 1300   Edgewood,    Nashville,   Tenn. 

Johnson,    W.   A Cheap   Hill,   Tenn. 

Johnson,  A.  S 703  Joseph  Ave.,  Nashville,  Tenn. 

Marshall,   W.   S 115   Finn,   Nashville,   Tenn. 

McCluney,    J.    E Gadsden,    Ala. 

McLeskey,   W.   H Woodbine  Station,   Nashville,  Tenn. 

Meier,    E.    F Lebanon,    Tenn . 

Parrish,    W.   D 205    12th   Ave.    S.,    Nashville,    Tenn. 

Roy,   E.   H 512   Independent  Life   Bldg.,   Nashville,   Tenn 

Koy,   H.   V 512   Independent   Life  Bldg.,   Nashville,   Tenn. 

Suddarth,   Jr.,   W.   W Shop   Springs,   Tenn. 

Sudd-rth,    T.    H McKenzie,    Tenn. 

Talley,    J.    H Goodlettsville,    Tenn. 

Watson,    W.   H.    (In  Tr.) Gen.    Del.,    Fresno,    Cal. 

Woodson,   W.   N 1002   2nd  Ave.   N.,   Nashville,    Tenn. 


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Licentiates. 

Alexander,  Robert 520  Morton  St.,  Nashville,  Tenn. 

Barrow,   J.   T • Lebanon,  Tenn. 

Johnson,   W.   R Woodbine   Station,   Nashville,  Tenn. 

Leitchfield   Presbytery — Kentucky    Synod. 

Basham,    M.    W Mook,    Ky. 

Braer,  J.   S.  J Leitchfield,    Ky. 

Bratcher,    E.    E Leitchfield,    Ky. 

Bruington,   C.   L Harned,   Ky. 

Cundiff,    M.    G Webster,     Ky. 

Cundiff,   N.    G Solway,    Ky. 

Harral,    L.    D Caneyville,    Ky. 

Richardson,    T ' Cecilian.    Ky. 

West,   J.    B Buffalo,    Ky. 

Woosley,  Mrs.   L.   M.    (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) Caneyville.   Ky. 

Licentiates. 

Basham.    H.    T Mook,    Ky. 

Givens,   G.   F Constantine,   Ky. 

Grayham,    J.    L Eveleigh,  .  Ky. 

Ragland,  J.   B Magnolia,   Ky. 

Payne,   8.  O McKenzie,   Tenn. 

Powell.   S.   E Limp,   Ky. 

Candidates. 

Bland,   J.   W Hardin  Springs,    Ky. 

Givins,    Wince Constantine,     Ky. 

Lexington  Presbytery — Missouri  Sjoiod. 

Bozarth,   J.   A R.   F.   D.,   Odessa,   Mo. 

Dyer,    Thomas Odessa,    Mo . 

Hester,   G.   A Warrensburg,   Mo. 

'  Hughes,   F.   C Warrensburg,   Mo. 

King,   Dr.  R.  M.  .(Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) R.   39,  Warrensburg,   Mo. 

McElvain,   S.   H Marshall,   Mo. 

Pallette.    Birdie    Lee 615    Webster   St.,    Oakland,    Cal. 

Parkhurst,  C.  B 7511  Penn  Ave.,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Sharp,   H.   C Warrensburg,   Mo. 

Van  Ansdol,  A Bates  City,  Mo . 

Lincoln-Decatur    Presbytery — Illinois    Synod. 

Bankson,   A.   M Charleston,   HI . 

Bone.   A.   K Atwood,   Kan. 

DeForrest,   A.   C.    (S.    C.   &   T.) New   Holland,   III. 

Forbis,  J.   M 226  Pekin  St.,   Lincoln,   111. 

Green,    G.   W Patoka.   111. 

Hughey,   J.   H 1090   W.    King   St..   Decatur,   111. 

Lloyd,    W.    C Lincoln,    111. 

McLane,    John    A Bethany,    HI. 

Neisler,    W.    H Loogootee,    111 . 

Sears,    H.    W Waverly.    111. 

Shelton.    John    N Springfield,    111. 

Candidates. 

Phillips,    Wm.    C Petersburg.  111. 

Long.    W.    H Lincoln,  111. 

Riley,  J.   E Lincoln,  111. 

Little  Rock-Burrow  Presbytery — ^Arkansas  Synod. 

Catlett,    W.    A Wynne,    Ark. 

Kelso,  A.  L Forrest  City,  Ark. 


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LaForce,  G.  W.  (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) Mt.  Vernon,   Ark. 

Martin,   J.   E Austin,    Ark. 

Webb,    C.   F Rose    Bud,    Ark. 

Wheatley,   T.   R Hazen,   Ark. 

Licentiate. 
Maddox,    B.   H Rose   Bud    Ark. 

Logan  Presbytery — Kentucky  Synod. 

Chick,   C.   G Bowling   Green,   Ky. 

Cook,  J.  M.   (In  Tr.) Loudon,  Tenn. 

Galloway,   C.   A Jackson,   Tenn. 

Henderson,    B.    H Summersville.    Ky. 

Sanders,  M.  H R-  F.  D.,  Rossville,  Ky. 

Wilson,  J.  T.    (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) Morgantown,   Ky. 

Zwingle,   J.   H Bowling   Green,    Ky. 

Los   Angeles   Presbytery — Pacific    Synod. 

Means,  Mrs.  Emma  (S.  C.   &  T.) 5701   Buchanan  St.,  Los  Angeles,   Cal. 

Means,  J.  W 5701   Buchanan  St.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal . 

Walton,   C.   H 5630   S.   Hoover  St.,   Los  Angeles,   Cal . 

Watts,    Ben Los   Almitos,    Cal. 

Williams,  W.  L 1722  Wilcox  Ave.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

Louisiana  Presbytery — Texas  Synod. 

Baggerley,  J.  E R-    !•   Ruston,    La. 

Bass,   W.   H Winnfield,    I,a. 

Clampitt,    F.    A Dansville,    La. 

Free,   H.   F rTeasant   Hill,    La. 

Gray,    Mason Pleasant    Hill,    La. 

Hinton,   C.   J.    (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) Quitman,    La. 

Pace,    B.   W Quitman.    La. 

Slaton,   N.  J Pleasant  Hill,   La. 

Slaton.    Mrs.    Ada Mansfield,    La. 

Vick,   J.   W Winnfield,    La. 

Madison  Presbytery — West  Tennessee   Synod. 

Butler,  W.  H Knoxville,  Tenn. 

Davis,    C.   A Saulsbury,    Tenn. 

Johnson,   E.   W Bolivar,   Tenn. 

McAnulty,  Elder  D.  M.    (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) Bolivar,  Tenn. 

Newman,    T.    C , Savannah,    Tenn. 

Norment.   W.    M Whiteville,    Tenn. 

Seaton,    W.   I Stantonville,    Tenn. 

Licentiate. 
Boothe,  J.  W Sommersville,  Tenn. 

Marshall  Presbytery — Texas  Synod. 

Allen,  W.  B Marshall,  Tex. 

Boone,    W.    A.. Marshall,    Tex. 

Garrett,  R.  S.   (S.  C.  &  T.) Marshall,  Tex. 

Kirgin,    J.   L R.    3,    Marshall,   Tex. 

Stribling,    A.    C Marshall.    Tex. 

Scott,    W.    M Marshall,    Tex 

Candidates. 
Williams,   Floyd R.   1,   Bivins,  Tex. 

Mayfield  Presbytery — Kentucky  Synod. 

Baley,   A.   E Little   Cypress,    Ky. 

Crass,  J.   M R.  No.  2,  Hardin,  Ky. 


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Edwards,  J.  E Water  Valley,  Ky. 

Fooks,  D.  W.   (S.   C.  &  T.) Box   542,   Nashville,  Tenn. 

Hardin,    O.    H Dexter,    Ky . 

Harris,   T.   D Atoca,   Ind. 

Hicks,  E.  S R.  4,  Fulton.  Ky. 

Jones,    M.    D Dexter,    Ky . 

Nunley,   W.   T R.   7,    Mayfield,   Ky. 

Rudolph,   A.   D Fulton,    Ky. 

Rudolph,  S.  B R.  1,  Little  Cypress,  Ky. 

Rudolph,    W.    W Paducah,    Ky. 

Tucker,  S.  P Guthery  Ave.   and  Tenn.   St.,   Paducah,   Ky. 

Yates,    C.    A R.    4,    Mayfield,    Ky. 

Licentiate. 

Clement,    Miss    Letie Fulton,    Ky. 

Ladd,  E.  R McKenzie,  Tenn. 

McGee  Presbytery — Missouri  Synod. 

Buchanan,   A.   M.    (S.   C.   and  T.) 221   S.    4th   Street,   Moberly,   Mo. 

Buck,   J.   T New   London,    Iowa 

Cheshier,  J.  W Slater,   Mo. 

Duvall,   J.   W Moberly,   Mo. 

Green,   A.    W Moberly,    Mo. 

Halliburton,    J.    T Meadow,    South    Dakota 

Hays,    T.    N Beech    Bluff,    Tenn. 

Hudson,    R.    M Estes  Hotel,   Warrensburg,    Mo . 

Layman,   R.   L Medill,   Mo. 

Maupin,   R.    S Chillicothe,    Mo . 

Russell,   J.    M Sedalia,    Mo. 

Thomson,    W.    M Armstrong,    Mo . 

McGready    Presbytery — Alabama    Synod. 

Granger,  T.  L R.  F.  D.,   Russellville,  Ala. 

Hester,  Elder  L.  T.   (S.   C.  &  T.) Cheroke,  Ala. 

McConnell,    S.    P Anderson,    Ala. 

McCain,    Robert   N Rogersville,    Ala . 

Maddox,   A.    J 1721    7th   Ave.,    Albany,   Ala. 

Perry.    G.    P R.    1,    Rogersville,    Ala. 

Tucker,   J.    L Anderson,    Ala. 

Licentiates. 

Covington,  A.  E R.  1,  Rogersville,  Ala . 

McCain,   J.   D Lexington,    Ala . 

McMinnville    Presbytery — Tennessee    Synod. 

Bluhm,    W.    E McMinnville,    Tenn. 

D wyer.   J .   B Tullahoma,   Tenn. 

Goodpasture,   J.    R McMinnville,    Tenn. 

Moffit,   A.    B.    (Stated    Clerk   and  Treasurer) Morrison,   Tenn. 

Odum,   J.   C Beech    Grove,   Tenn . 

Presly.    W.    F Tullahoma,    Tenn. 

Candidate. 
Earls,   Mack Gassburg,   Tenn. 

I^Iemphis  Presbytery — We«t  Tennessee  Synod. 

Danley,   George  E.    (G.   C  and  Tr.) Laconia,   Tenn. 

Everett,   J.   N Whitehaven,   Tenn. 

Gean,   G.  W R.  5,   Covington,  Tenn. 

Hipps,  D.  A 1090  S.  Sommersville,  Memphis,  Tenn. 

McLeskey,  J.   M 965   Eastmoreland,   Memphis,   Tenn. 


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Price,   J.    L Brunswick,    Tenn. 

Portwood,   C.   S R.    1,   Mason,    Tenn. 

Saulisbury,  A.   D Halls,   Tenn. 

Licentiate. 
Bruce,  S.  M R.   i.   Dyersburg,  Tenn. 

Candidate. 
Gates,    R.    M Atoka,    Tenn. 

Mississippi    Presbytery — Mississippi    Synod. 

Bailey,   C,  E Walnut  Grove,  Miss. 

Burroughs,   H.   J Dixon,  Miss. 

Kelley,  W.  H Neshoba,  Miss. 

Milling,    F.    M Union,  Miss. 

Shealy,  Elder  P.  B.    (Stated  Glerk  and  Treasurer) Stratton,  Miss. 

Candidate. 

Dickinson,    W.    H Union,    Miss. 

Green.    R.    Neil Hooperville,    Miss. 

Morrillton   Presbytery — Arkansas   Synod. 

Alford,  J.  W Pottsville,  Ark. 

Ashmore,    Sam Pottsville,    Ark. 

Ingram,   W.  T.   (In  Tr.) 617  Park  Ave.,   Corsicana.  Tex. 

Kinslow,   A.    S Russellville,    Ark. 

Kinslow,    W.    L Cagelsville,    Ark. 

Milligan,    E.    A Scottsville,    Ark. 

Pless,  John  A.  (S.  C.  &  T.) Dover,  Ark. 

Roach,    R.    B Ozark,    Ark. 

Tacket,    S.    C (Address    Unknown) 

Candidate. 
Cole,    George   H Russellville,    Ark. 

Mound  Prairie  Presbytery — Arkansas   Synod. 

(NOTE. — Roll   was  taken   from    1920   Minutes   because   a  corrected   roll    could   not 
be  obtained  from  the   Stated  Clerk  of  the  Presbytery. — S.   C.) 

Anderson,  J.  E.   (S.  C.  &  T.) Lou  Ann,  Ark. 

Greer,    G.   E Hatton,  Ark . 

Inzer,   H.   W Emerson,  Ark . 

Jackson,    C.   H Camden,  Ark . 

Kennedy,  H.  C Cale,  Ark. 

Knight,   J.    A Wilton,  Ark. 

Matingly,  E.   G Prove,  Ark. 

Moore,   T.   H Emerson,  Ark . 

Wood,    D.    H Wilton,  Ark. 

New  Hope  Presbytery — ^Mississippi   SjTiod. 

Bailey,    G.   H Maben,    Miss. 

Caldwell,   J.    D Coker,    Ala. 

Gaston,    C.    A Coker,    Ala. 

Guinn,    B.    F Brooksville,    Miss. 

Newbern,   E.    C Cedar   Bluff,    Miss . 

Steele,   J.   P Ethelville,   Ala. 

Thompson,    Paul    (S.    C.    &  T.) Caledonia,    Miss. 

Younghance,  E.  M Columbus,   Miss. 

New   Lebanon   Presbytery — Missouri   Synod. 

DeVore,  T.  A.   (S.  C.  &  T.) Marshall,  Mo. 

McCord,  H.  S Marshall,  Mo. 

Salyer,    N.    J Marshall,  Mo. 


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Candidate. 
King,     Phillip Marshall,     Mo. 

Obion  Presbytery — West   Tennessee   Synod. 

Brown,    J.    A Rutherford,    Tenn. 

Bryant,   R.   P McKenzie.   Tenn. 

Bryson,  J.   N Union   City,   Tenn . 

Cortner,    J.   E Dyersburg,   Tenn. 

Cunningham,  W.  B.   (S.  C.  &  T.) Union  City,  Tenn. 

Garrison,    R.    B Troy,    Tenn. 

Hall,    M.    T Trimble,    Tenn. 

Hays,    C.   W Newbern,   Tenn. 

Hilton,   G.    W Trimble,    Tenn. 

Keathley,    R.    L McKenzie,    Tenn. 

Lasley,    Carl    L . .        .Troy,    Tenn. 

Lovett,    S.    F DeWitt,    111.- 

Mcllwain,  J.   A Dyer,   Tenn. 

Mellwain,    G.    C Trimble,    Tenn. 

Mcllwain,    G.    P Dyer,    Tenn . 

Needham,    John Trimble,    Tenn . 

Pace,    C.    B Dyer,    Tenn. 

Ramsey,    H.    C Elbridge,    Tenn . 

Rueb,    E Newbern,   Tenn . 

Self,    J.    A Trenton,    Tenn. 

Smith,  J.  P Millington.   Tenn. 

Stockton,   J.   T Dyer,  Tenn. 

Stockton,   O.   L Dyer,   Tenn. 

Tatum,    Russell Auburn,    Ky. 

Thomas,    J.    H Dyer,    Tenn. 

White.  R.  E Troy,  Tenn. 

Zarecor,    W.    M Rutherford,    Tenn . 

Candidate. 
Dunagan,    Deason McKenzie,    Tenn. 

Oklahoma  Presbytery — Indianola  Synod. 

Berry,   C.   L Oklahoma   City,   Okla. 

Crawford,    L.    B •. Tecumseh,     Okla. 

Haws,  J.   R Amorita,   Okla. 

Hurley,    C.    E Winfield.    Kan. 

McCord,  Miss  Bertha   (S.   C.   &  T.) Cherokee,   Okla. 

McCord,   R.   S Cherokee,    Okla. 

Licentiate. 
Young,    C.    L Billings,    Okla. 

Owcnsboro    Presbytery — Kentucky    Synod. 

Austin,    G.    H ■ Sacramento,  Ky. 

Barboe,   O.   A Greenville,  Ky . 

Galloway,    B.    B Bremen,  Ky . 

Grundy,   T.   G Bremen,  Ky : 

McDonald.    G.    B Greenville,  Ky. 

Morehead,    C.    G Rumsey,  Ky . 

Shank,    W.    E Bremen,  Ky. 

Ozark  Presbytery — Missouri   Synod. 

Allman,  J.  F Aurora,  Mo. 

Baker,    William   L Humansville,  Mo. 

Barnett,    J.    H Lockwood,  Mo . 

Brown,  D.  S.   (S.  C.  &  T.) Pearce  City,  Mo. 

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Carr,  G.  T Greenfield,   Mo. 

Clark,  J.   F R.   F.  D.,  Miller,  Mo. 

Daughtrey,   J.   F Greenfield,    Mo . 

Humphrey,  A.  S Lamar,   Mo. 

Jeffers,    G.   T Lamar,    Mo. 

McCaslin,    L.    B 904    Oak   Ave.,    Aurora,    Mo. 

Ramsey,    R.    S Greenfield,    Mo . 

Shaw,   W.  E 921  W.   Chase  St..   Springfield,  Mo. 

Shaw,  Mrs.  W.  E 921  W.  Chase  St..  Springfield.  Mo. 

Candidate. 
Mullens,    O.    D Aurora,    Mo. 

Platte  Presbytery — Missouri  Synod. 

Collins,   W.   L Watson,   Mo. 

Lawliss,  O.  B 2507  South  11th  St.,   St.  Joseph,  Mo. 

McNeeley,    S.    B Bogard,    Mo . 

Ragan,    J .    M Eldorado   Springs,    Mo. 

Wayman,   J.   S.    (Stated   Clerk   and  Treasurer) Box   397,   Albany,    Mo. 

Candidate. 
Wayman,   W.   O : Albany,    Mo. 

Porter   Presbytery — Arkansas   Synod. 

Blackburn,  R.  F Wetumka,  Okla. 

Barker,   J.   E Mounds,    Okla. 

Bingaman,   J.   T R.    1,   Paris,   Ark. 

Cale.    C.    C Chickalah,    Ark. 

Campbell,    W.    E ; Chickalah,    Ark. 

Dean,   G.  O Holdenville,   Okla. 

Durham,  J.  L R.  4,  Dardanelle,   Ai-k. 

Ellis,    R.   H Boonville.    Ark. 

Finney,    J.    T Boonville,    Ark. 

Foster,    R.    Z Subiaco,    Ark. 

Guerian,   B.   G.,   M.D R.  4,   Dardaneele,  Ark. 

Graves.  R.   E Abbot,   Ark. 

Hampton,  T.  J.    (S.   C.   &  T.) Subiaco,   Ark. 

Harris,    J.    W Scranton,    Ark. 

Kimberling,    S.    E Bonanza,    Ark . 

Lloyd,    E.    A Sugar    Grove,    Ark. 

McDonald,    W.    M Blue   Mountain,    Ark. 

Mize,   W.   F R.    1,   Subiaco,   Ark. 

Sampson,    W.    R Hartford,    Ark. 

Sewell,    L.   H Hartford.    Ark. 

Suggs,    J.    S Bellville,    Ark. 

Scruder,   H.   H Scranton,    Ark. 

Scruder.   M.   C Subiaco,   Ark. 

Trickett,    C.    M Boonville,    Ark. 

Walker,   W.   W Prairie   View,   Ark . 

Walker,    E.    F Paris,    Ark. 

Walker,   J.   R Scranton,    Ark . 

Williams.  J.  H Boonville,   Ark. 

Williamson,   A.   B.,   M.  D Dardanelle,   Ark. 

Licentiate. 
Ferguson,   E.   M Waldron,    Ark. 

Princeton    Presbytery — Kentucky    Synod. 

Bagwell,   N.  E ' R.   3,  Oak  Grove,  Ky. 

Boucher,   C.   T K.    1,   Marion,  Ky. 

Guynn,   H.   M Sturgis,  Ky . 

King,    J.    R Blackford,  Ky. 

Lloyd,   Byrd   B Crayne,  Ky . 


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McDowell,  F.   L.    (S.  C.   &  T.) Marion,   Ky. 

Miller,    C.    C Madisonville,    Ky. 

Oakley,    W.   T Marion,    Ky. 

Earner,    E.    R Princeton,    Ky. 

Spence,    O.    D Providence,    Ky. 

Stiles,   J.  W Nashville,   Tenn. 

Stowe,    V.   L Marion,    Ky. 

Licentiate. 
Brantly,    Lonnie    D '. McKenzie,    Tenn. 

Richland  Presbytery — Tennessee  Synod. 

Arterburn,  F.  P R.   7,   Columbia,   Tenn. 

Dillard,  J.  L Mt.   Pleasant,  Tenn. 

Flowers,  J.  Wesley R.  5,   Columbia,  Tenn. 

Foresythe,   J.   M Mt.   Pleasant,   Tenn. 

Gentry,   W.   H R.    2,    Spring   Hill,   Tenn. 

Gray,  H.  A Columbia,  Tenn . 

Hartley,   L.   C R.   1,  Thompson,   Tenn. 

Hudson,  T.   E Pulaski,    Tenn. 

Neelley,    S.   T R.    1,    Glendale,    Tenn. 

Neelley,    W.    M Lawrenceburg,    Tenn. 

Phelps,   J.    C '. Cartwright,    Ala. 

Phillips,    G.    W Pulaski,    Tenn. 

Porter,   T.  H.    (S   .   C.   &   T.) Aspen   Hill,   Tenn. 

Reed,    S.    C R.    5,    Pulaski,    Tenn. 

Robison,   W.   M R.   3,   Columbia,   Tenn. 

Sadler,    S.    A R.    2,    Franklin,    Tenn. 

Stephens,   John R.   R.   2,   Spring  Hill,   Tenn. 

Candidate. 
Stanley,    John Pulaski,    Tenn. 

Robert-Donnell  Presbyterj- — Alabama  Synod. 

Brazelton,   W.    O Scottsboro,   Ala. 

Bridges,    W.    S Scottsboro,    Ala . 

Hutcheson,    C.   P Langston,    Ala. 

Morris,    J.    C Larkinsville,    Ala . 

Morgan,   L.  B.    (S.   C.   &  T.) Richard  City,   Tenn. 

Rodgers,   J.   A Scottsboro,    Ala. 

Williams,    T.    J Huntsville,    Ala. 

(NOTE.— Roll    taken   from    1920   Minutes.— S.    C.) 

Roswell  Presbytery — Texas  Synod. 

Beaittie,   D.  C Ima,  N.   Mex. 

Beaittie,  Mrs.  D.  C.   (S.   C.   &  T.) Ima,   N.   Mex. 

Carter,   O.   W Portales,    N.   Mex. 

Dysart,   E.   D Bogota,   Tex. 

Springfield  Presbytery — Missouri  Synod. 

Belt,    S.   D Willard,    Mo. 

Burney ,   W.  A Manes,    Mo. 

Craig,   J.   R Cooks'   Station,   Mo . 

Duggins,    E.    R Springfield,    Mo. 

Eshman,    J.    B Springfield,    Mo. 

Mathis,  CO Crane,  Mo. 

McFarland,    Charles    E Phillipsburg,    Mo. 

Kell,   A.   P '. Salem,   Mo. 

Kratli,   Chloe Springfield,   Mo. 

Russell,  J.  A.    (S.   C.  &  T.) Hartsville,   Mo. 

Null,   J.   W Bentonville,    Ark. 

Younger,    J.   T Marionville,    Mo. 


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Licentiate. 
Rumfelt,   S.   E Manes,    Mo. 

Springville   Presbytery — Alabama    Synod. 

Bright,   Tiiomas  E Cullman,   Ala. 

Halliburton,   G.   G 7216   Underwood  Ave.,    Birmingham,   Ala. 

Hendrix,    W.   A Cullman,    Ala. 

Lyles,    G.    A.    (S.    C.    &   T.) Springville,    Ala. 

McGlathery,   J.   G Brewton,   Ala . 

Nation,    T.    B Oneonta,    Ala . 

Rasco,  T.  J Odenville,   Ala. 

Sexton,    W.    A Baileyton,    Ala. 

Shcokley,   H.    W Odenville,    Ala. 

Vaughn,    R.   W Village   Springs,    Ala. 

Licentiates. 
Morrison,   B.   H ; Cullman,    Ala . 

Candidate. 
Vaughan,    H.    C Village    Springs,    Ala. 

Talladega   Presbytery — Alabama    Synod. 

Hall,    J.    S Gadsden,    Ala. 

Hudson,  Robert  S.   (S.   C.  &  T.) Gaylesville,  Ala. 

Milligan,    S.    N Jacksonville,    Ala . 

Russell,    M.    M Attalla,    Ala. 

Sims,   A.    M Glencoe,    Ala. 

Sisson,   C.N Auburn,   Ala. 

Licentiate. 
Allen,   J.    W Piedmont,    Ala. 

Texas-Greenville    Presbytery — Texas    Synod 

Davis,   E.   J Henderson,    Tex. 

Gorman,    J.    W Emory,    Tex. 

Harris,   G.   F.    (S.   C.   &  T.) Troupe,   Tex. 

Herman,    J.    P Troupe,    Tex. 

Irby,  J.   C Winsboro,   Tex. 

Candidate. 
Clements,    W.    O Mineola,    Tex. 

Weatherford   Presbytery — Texas   Synod. 

Bevel,    H.    M McAllen,    Tex. 

Boyles,   R.   E Graham,   Tex . 

Brown,    C.    M (No    address) 

Bunch,    W.    M "Weatherford,    Tex. 

Carter,  G.  F Fort  Worth,  Tex. 

Dunn,    C.    W Olney,   Tex. 

Elliott,    J.    L Caddo.    Tex. 

Faw,   A.   L Eliasville,    Tex. 

Harber,    W.    R Olney,    Tex. 

Mann,   J .   D Cisco,   Tex. 

Patterson,    J.    M Garford,    Tex. 

Rushing,   G.  W Olney,  Tex. 

Russell,    G.    B.,   D.D Greenville,    Miss. 

Pyles,    N.    C Mansfield,    Tex. 

Smith,    C.    H Eastland,    Tex. 

Licentiate. 
Jewell,  L.  F • Fort  Worth.  Tex." 


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West  Plains  Presbytery — Missouri  Synod. 

King,   E.  T.    (S.   C.   &  T.) West   Plains,   Mo. 

Lewis,   W.   M Bardley,   Mo. 

West  Prairie  Presbytery — Missouri  Synod. 

Benson,    J.    M R.    2,    Campbell,    Mo. 

Grabiel,   J.   S *?ampbell.   Mo. 

Hendrix,   E.    W Parma,    Mo. 

Pascal,  W.  H Gibson,   Mo. 

Raid,  T.  G Campbell,   Mo. 

Cowen,   O.   C.    (Stated   Clerk   and   Treasurer) Campbell,    Mo. 

Wliite   River   Presbytery — Arkansas   Synod. 

Bone,  J.  S.    (Stated  Clerk  and  Treasurer) Mt.   Pleasant,   Ark. 

King,    J.    G Harrison,    Ark. 

Long,    W.   L Mt.    Olive,   Ark. 

Robertson,  D.  R Mt.   Olive,  Ark. 

Rowden,   J.   H Oxford,    Ark. 

Thompson.    G.    W R.    1,    Batesville,    Ark. 

Whitfield,    Y Calico   Rock,   Ark. 

Candidate. 

Conyers,    Elbert Melburn,    Ark . 

Jennings,  J.   R Bexar,  Ark. 

Vazoo   Presbytery — Mississippi   Synod. 

Bell,    V.    J Eupora,  Miss. 

Givens,    S.    J Aberdeen,  Miss. 

Hart,   J.   M.    (Stated  Clerk   and  Treasurer) .' . .  .  Pickens,  Miss. 


TABLE   VL 
ORDAINED  MINISTERS— ALPHABETICAL  DIRECTORY. 

A 

Name    and    Post    Office-.  Presbytery. 

Alford,    J.    W.,    Pottsville,    Ark .Morrillton 

Allen,   H.   R.,    3905    Crutcher   Street,   Dallas,   Tex Dallas-Bonham 

Allen,    W.    B.,   Ph.D.,   Marshall,   Tex Marshall 

Allender,    B.    I.,    Bessemer,    Ala Birmingham 

Allman,   J.   F.,  Aurora,   Mo Ozark 

Anderson,  J.  E.   (S.  C.  &  T.),  Lou  Ann,  Ark Mound  Prairie 

Anderson,    Murray,    Blanket,    Tex Brownvi^ood 

Andress,  W.  B.   (S.  C.  &  T.),  Gainesville.  Tex Denton 

Andrews,    G.   A.,    Duncan,    Okla Gregory 

Arterburn,    F.    P.,    Columbia,    Tenn.,    R    7 Richland 

Ashmore,    Sam,    Pottsville,    Ark Morrillton 

Atkinson,  J.   B.,   Knickerbocker,  Tex Prownwood 

Austin,   G.  H.,   Sacramento,   Ky Owensboro 

B 

Baggerly,   J.  E.,  Ruston,   La Louisiana 

Bagwell,  N.  E.,  Oak  Grove,  Ky.,  R.  3 Princeton 

Bailey,   A.  E.,   Little   Cypress,   Ky Mayfield 

Bailey,   G.  H.,  Maben,   Miss New  Hope 

Bailey,   Charles  E.,   Walnut  Grove,  Miss Mississippi 

Bailiff.  T.   C,   West  York,   111 Foster 

Baits,  B.  L.,  Wichita  Falls,  Tex.,  R.  F.  D.  5 Gregory 

Baker,   B.   H.   Smith   River,    Cal California 

Baker,  J.  F.   (S.  C.  &  T.),  Bowie,  Tex.,  205  N.  Humle  Street Gregory 


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Baker,    L.   D.,   Cameron,   Tex Austin 

Baker,    William    L.,    Humansville,    Mo Ozark 

Baldridge,   S.   H.,   Petty,  Tex Dallas-Bonham 

Bankson,   A.   M.,   Charleston,   111 Lincoln-Decatur 

Baucom,    O.    N.,    Floydada,   Tex Amarillo 

Barbee,  Joseph  H.,   Watertown,   Tenn Lebanon 

Barbee,    O.    A.,    Greenville,    Ky Owensboro 

Barger,   Ira   S.,   Stone  Fort,   111 Ewing-McLin 

Barker,   J.   E.,    Mounds,   Okla Porter 

Barnett,  J.   H.,   Lockwood,   Mo Ozark 

Basham,    W.    M.,    Mook,    Ky Leitchfield 

Bass,    W.    H.,    Winnfield,    La Louisiana 

Bates,   Alba  H.,    Collinsville,   Tex Denton 

Baxter,    F.    P.,   Johnson   City,   Tenn East   Tennessee 

Beaittie,  D.  C,  Ima,  N.  Mex Roswell 

Bearden,  W.  A.,   Choteau,   Okla.,  R.  2 Cherokee 

Bell,    J.    E.,    Marlow,    Okla •. Chickasaw 

Bell,    V.    J.,    Eupora.    Miss Yazoo 

Belt,    S.    D.,    Willard,    Mo Springfield 

Benson.   J.   M.,   Campbell,   Mo.,   R.   2 West  Prairie 

Bennett,   F.   E.,   Martinsville,   111.,   R.   F.   D Foster 

Bennett,  W.  M.   (In  Tr.),   Loraine,  Tex 

Berrie,    S.    A.,    Ralls,    Tex Amarillo 

Berry,   C.   L.,   Oklahoma  City,  Okla.,   1417  W.   39th   Street Oklahoma 

Berry,   T.   N.,   Gainesboro,   Tenn.,   R.   R.    1 Cookeville 

Bevel,  H.  M.,   McAllen,  Tex Weatherford 

Biddle,   A.   C,   Clarksville,   Tenn , Clarksville 

Bingamon,  J.  T.,   Paris,   Ark Porter 

Binkley,   H.   H.,   Springfield,   Tenn Clarksville 

Blackburn,   R.  F.,   Wetumka,   Okla ; Porter 

Blades,    W.    A.    (In   Tr.),    Burns.   Tenn Indiana 

Blasingame,    D.    F.,    Shawnee,    Okla Cherokee 

Bluhm,    W.    E.,    McMinnville,    Tenn McMinnville 

Boatman,    George   C,    Martel,   Tenn • Knoxville 

Bohannon,    Emeziah,    Nashoba,    Okla Choctaw 

Bond.  H.  J.   (S.  C.  &  T.),  Atoka,  Okla Choctaw 

Bone,   A.   K.,    Atwood,    Kans ■ Lincoln-Decatur 

Bone,  J.  S.    (S.  C.   &  T.),  Mt.  Pleasant,  Ark White  River 

Boone,  W.   A.,   Marshall,  Tex Marshall 

Borah,    J.    W.,    Fairfield,    IH Ewing-McLin 

Boucher,   C.   T.,   Marion,   Ky.,   R.    1 Princeton 

Bowmer,    B.    E.,    Hubbard,    Tex Corsicana-Waco 

Boyles,    R.    E.,    Graham,    Tex Weatherford 

Bozarth,   J.    A.,   Odessa,    Mo.,    R.    F.   D Lexington 

Bradford,   Thomas   J.,    Lewisburg,    Tenn.,    R    15 Elk 

Braer,    J.    S.    J.,    Leitchfield,    Ky Leitchfield 

Braley,  J.   G.    (S.  C.   &  T.),   Santa  Anna,  Tex Brownwood 

Braley,  S.  H.,  D.D.,  McKenzie,  Tenn Hopewell 

Bratcher,    E.   E.,    Leitchfield,    Ky Leitchfield 

Brazelton,    W.    O.,    Scottsboro,    Ala Robert-Donnell 

Brewer,    W.    L.,    Decatur,    Tex Denton 

Bridges,  W.   S.,   Scottsboro,  Ala Robert-Donnell 

Bright,   T.   E.,    Cullman,   Ala Springville 

Bromley,   L.   C,   Greeneville,   Tenn East   Tennessee 

Brown,    C.    M.    (no   address) Weatherford 

Brown,  F.  A.    (S.   C.   &  T.),   Marlow,  Okla.,  R.  4 Chickasaw 

Brown,  J.   A.,  Rutherford,  Tenn Obion 

Brown,    M.    C,    Thonipsonville,    111 Ewing-McLin 

Brown,   T.    K.,    Harrison,    Ark Fort    Smith 

Brown,   W.   A.,   Greeneville,  Tenn East   Tennessee 

Brown,   J.   A..   Miller,    Mo Oz^rk 

Bruington,   C.   L.,   Hr.rned,   Ky Leitchfield 


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Bryant,   J.    M.,    McKenzie,    Tenn Hopewell 

Bryant,   R.   P..    McKenzie,    Tenn Obion 

Bryson,  J.   N.,   Union   City,   Tenn Obion 

Buck,  J.  T.,  New   London,  Iowa McGee 

Buchanan,  A.  M.   (S.  C.  &  T.),  Moberly,  Mo McGee 

Bullai-d.    M.    L.,    Decatur,    Tex Gregory 

Bunch,    W.    M.,    Weatherford,   Tex Weatherford 

Burress,   R.   D.,   Campbellsville,   Ky.    (Treas.) Cumberland 

Burney,    W.    A.,    Manes,    Mo Springfield 

Burroughs,    George   W.,    Chattanooga,    Tenn Chattanooga 

Burroughs,   H.   J.,   Dixon,   Miss Mississippi 

Butler,    N.    B.,    Mangum,    Okla Greer 

Butler,   W.  H.    Knoxville,   Tenn.,    5th   Ave Madison 

Byars,    S.   T.,    Hendersonville,   Tenn Lebanon 

Byrn,   A.   T.,   McEwen,   Tenn Clarksville 

C 

Caldwell,   J.   D.,   Coker,   Ala New   Hope 

Cale,    C.    C,    Chickalah,   Ark Porter 

Callahan,    H.    Foster,    Lakeland,    Fla Florida 

Calvert,   C.   D.,   Lewisburg,   Tenn .' Elk 

Campbell,   J.    P.,    Fayetteville,    Ark Fort    Smith 

Campbell,  W.   E.,  Chickalah,  Ark Porter 

Carlock,    C.    K.,    Gallatin,    Tenn Lebanon 

Carnes,    Jackson,    Wardville,    Okla Choctaw 

Carpenter,    W.    M.,    Birmingham,    Ala.,    R.    4 Birmingham 

Carr,    G.    T.,    Greenfield,    Mo Ozark 

Carson,    J.    S.,    Georgetown,    Tenn Chattanooga 

Carter,   G.   F.,   Fort   Worth,   Tex Weatherford 

Carter,    O.    W.,    Portales,    N.    Mex Roswell 

Gartner,   C.   D.,    San   Saba,   Tex Brownwood 

Cass,   M.   N.,    Kanima,    Okla Choctaw 

Catlett,   W.   A.,    Wynne,    Ark Little   Rock-Burrow 

Cephos,    Wilburn.    Finley,    Okla Choctaw 

Cheek,   D.   W.,   Unionville,   111.    (S.   C.   &   T.) Illinois 

Cheshier,   J.    W.,    Slater,   Mo McGee 

Chick,   C.   G.,    Bowling   Green,   Ky Logan 

Clampitt,   F.   A.,   Dansville,    La Louisiana. 

Clark,  J.  F.,  Miller.  Mo.,  R.  F.  D Ozark 

Clinard,    A.   W.,    Springfield,    Tenn Clarksville 

Cobb,    J.    J.,    Kelso,    Tenn Elk 

Cole,    Anderson,    Eagletown,    Okla Choctaw 

Coleman,    E.    E.,    Evansville,    Ind : Lebanon 

Coleman,    G.   E.,    Burnt   Prairie,    111 Ewing-McLin 

Coleman,   J.   T.,   Fairfield,   III Ewing-McLin 

Collins,   A.    A.,    Lubbock,   Tex Amarillo 

Collins,   W.   L.,  Watson,   Mo Platte 

Conrad,  E.  S.,  Wagoner,  Okla Cherokee 

Cook,    Ed,    Lamar,    Colo Ewing-McLin 

Cook,   J.  M.    (In  Tr.),   Loudon,   Tenn .Logan 

Cooper,   H.   C,  McKenzie,  Tenn Hopewell 

Copeland,    F.   M.,    Flintville,   Tenn Elk 

Copeland,   Hardy,   Nashville,   Tenn.,    755   Benton  Avenue Lebanon 

Cortner,  J.   E.,   Dyersburg,   Tenn Obion 

Covington,  B.  W.,  Nashville,  Tenn.,  1202  Litton Lebanon 

Cowgur,   W.   A.,   Galatia,   111 Ewing-McLin 

Cox,  S.  A.,  Van  Buren,  Ark.,  R.   2 Fort   Smith 

Craig,   J.    R.,    Cooks'    Station,    Mo Springfield 

Crandall,   O.   I.,   Hunt,   111 Foster 

Crass,  J.  M.,  Hardin,   Ky.,   R.   2 Mayfield 

Crawford,   L.   B.,    Tecumseh,    Okla Oklahoma 

Crawford,   T.  N.,   Hov.ell,   Tenn 


.Elk 


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Cundiff.  M.     G.,   Webster,  Ky Leitchfield 

Cundiff,   N.    G.,    Sohvay,    Ky Leitchfield 

Cunningham,  J.  Lewis,   937  3rd  Ave.   S.,   Nashville  Tenn Lebanon 

Cunningham,  W.  B.   (S.  C.  &  T.),  Union  City,   Tenn Obion 

D 

Dale,  W.  T.,  D.D.,  Nashville,  Tenn.,  Woodbine  Station Lebanon 

Danley,   George   E.,   Laconia,    Tenn Memphis 

Daugherty,  J.  F.,  Greenfield,  Mo Ozark 

Davis,    C.    A.,    Saulsbury,    Tenn Madison 

Davis,    Ernest,    Henderson,    Tex Texas-Greenville 

Davis,   W.   E.,    Omaha,    111 Ewing-McLin 

DeForest,   A.   C,   New   Holland,   111.    (S.   C.   &   Tr.) Lincoln-Decatur 

DeSpain,   B.   L.,    Summerville,   Ky Cumberland 

Deverick,  J.  R.,  Yale.  111.,  R.   1 Foster 

DeVore,  T.   A.    (S.   C.   &  T.),   Marshall  Mo New   Lebanon 

Dillard.  J.  L.,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Tenn Richland 

Dilley,  D.   B.,  Glasgow,  Ky Cumberland 

Dishman,  J.   W.,   Milan,  Tenn Hopewell 

Dobson,  R.  M.,  Greeneville,  Tenn East  Tennessee 

Douglas,   T.   S.    (S.   C.   &   T.),    Bearden,   Ark Bartholomew 

Duck,   W.    B.,    Greeneville,   Tenn East   Tennessee 

Duggins,  E.   R.,  Springfield,   Mo Springfield 

Dunn,   C.   W.,   Olney,   Tex Weatherford 

Durham,   J.   L.,   Dardanelle,   Ark.,   R.   4 Porter 

Durrett,   W.  Y.,  Nashville,  Tenn.,   316   Wilburn   Street Lebanon 

Duvall,    J.    W.,    Moberly,    Mo McGee 

Dwyer,  J.   B.,  Tu'.lahoma,  Tenn McMinnville 

Dycus,  W.  M.,  Haydensburg,  Tenn Cookville 

Dyer,    Thomas,    Odessa,    Mo Lexington 

Dysart,    E.   D.,   Jefferson,   Tex Roswell 


E 

Edwards,    J.   E.,   Water  Valley,    Ky .Mayfield 

Elliott,    J.    L.,    Caddo,    Tex Weatherford 

Ellis,    R.    H.,    Boonville,    Ark Porter 

Eshman,   A.   N.,   Estell   Springs,   Tenn Lebanon 

Eshman,   J.   B.,   Springfield,   Mo.,   1414   Spring  Street Springfield 

Eshman,   S.   H.,    Lakeland,    Fla Florida 

Eustis,   J.   S.,   Bertram,   Tex Austin 

Everett,    J.    N.,    Whitehaven,    Tenn Memphis 


F 

Faw,   A.   Leslie,   Elisville,  Tex Weatherford 

Ferrell,    A.    A.,    Eldorado,    111 Ewing-McLin 

Ferrell,    T.    E.,    Nettlecarrier,    Tenn Cookeville 

Finney,  J.  T.,   Boonville,   Ark Porter 

Flowers,   J.   Wesley,    Columbia,   Tenn.,   R   5 Richland 

Floyd,    I.    K.,    Hubbard,   Tex Corsicana-Waco 

Fooks,   D.   W.    (S.   C.   &  T.),  Nashville.  Tenn.,   Box   542 Mayfield 

Forbis,  J.  M.,   Lincoln,  111.,   226   Pekin  Street Lincoln-Decatur 

Foresythe,   J.   M.,   Mt.   Pleasant,   Tenn Richland 

Forrister,  W.  R.,  Norris  City.  Ill Ewing-McLin 

Foster.  J.   W.,   Kelso,   Tenn Elk 

Foster.   R.   Z.,   Subiaco,   Ark Porter 

Free.    H.    F.,    Pleasant   Hill,    La Louisiana 

French,    N.   R.,   Hickory   Point.   Tenn Clarksville 

Freeze.    W.    M.   Merced,    Cal Fresno 

Furkin.   J.  W.,   Keltner,   Ky Cumberland 

Fullerton,  D.  Mack,  Dawson,  Tex Corsicana-Waco 


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G 

Garrett,   R.   S.,   Marshall,  Tex.    (S.   C.   &   T.) Marshall 

Gains,    J.    A.,    Bailey,    Tex Dallas-Bonham 

Galey,    R.   H.,    Greenfield,   Tenn Hopewell 

GaiUoway,    B.    B.,    Bremen,    Ky Owensboro 

Galloway,    C.   A.,   Jackson,    Tenn Logan 

Gam  Sing  Quah,   Canton,   China,   77   Funj;   Loi   Sai   Yoke    (Mis.) California 

Garrett,    B.   H.    (Nn   address) Birmingham 

Gorman,  J.  W.,   Emory,  Tex Texas-Greenville 

Garrison,   R.    B.,    Troy,   Tenn Obion 

Gaston,   C.   A.,    Coker,   Ala New   Hope 

Gean,    G.   W.,   Covington,    Tenn.,    R.    5 Memphis 

George,   W.    P.,    Watertown,   Tenn Lebanon 

Gentry,   G.   W.,  Nashville,  Tenn Elk 

Gentry,  S.  J.,  Unionville,   Tenn.,   R.   1 Elk 

Gentry,  W.  H.,   Spring  Hill,    Tenn.,   R.   2 Richland 

Gibbins,   C.  F.,  Pilot   Point.  Tex Dallas-Bonham 

Givens,    S.    J.,   Aberdeen,    Miss Yazoo 

Goodpasture,   J.    R.,    McMinnville,    Tenn McMinnville 

Grabiel,  J.  S.,  Campbell,   Mo West  Prairie 

Granger,    T.    L.,    Russellville,    Ala McGready 

Graves,   R.   L., Abbot,  Ark Porter 

Gray,   H.  A.,   Columbia,   Tenn.,    R.    5 Richland 

Gray,    Mason,    Pleasant    Hill,    La Louisiana 

Green,    G.    W.,    Patoka,    111 Lincoln-Decatur 

Green,   A.  W.,   Moberly,   Mo McGee 

Greer,  George  E.,  Hatton,  Ark Mound  Prairie 

Greer,  T.  A.,   Bradford,   Tenn Hopewell 

Griffiths,   F.  M.,   Denton,  Tex Denton 

Griffiths,   W.   G.,   Liberty  Hill,   Tex Austin 

Grundy,  F.  A.,  Prairie  Grove,  Ark Fort  Smith 

Grundy,  T.   G.,   Bremen,   Ky Owensboro 

Guerian,   B.   G.,  M.D.,   Dardanelle,   Ark.,   R.    4 Porter 

Guinn,  B.  F.,   Brooksville,  Miss New  Hope 

Guynn,  H.   M.,   Sturgis,   Ky Princeton 


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Hadlock,  J.  B.,  Petersburg,  Ind Indiana 

Hall,  Allinton,   Centrahoma,   Okia Choctaw 

Hall,   J.   S.,    Gadsden,   Ala.    (In  Tr.) Talladega 

Hall,   M.   T.,   Trimble,   Tenn Obion 

Halliburton,    G.    G.,   East   Lake,    Ala.,    7216   Underwood   Avenue Springville 

Halliburton,   J.    T..    Meadows,    S.    D. McGee 

Hammock,    D.   W.,   Unionville,   111 Illinois 

Hampton,  T.  J.   (S.  C.  &  T.),  Subiaco,  Ark Porter 

Harber,   W.   R.,    Olney,   Tex Weatherf ord 

Harden,    O.    H.,    Dexter,    Ky Mayfield 

Harris,  G.  F.   (S.  C.  &  T.),  Troupe,  Tex.,  R.  F.  D Texas-Greenville 

Harris,   J.  W.,    Scranton,   Ark Porter 

Harris,    T.   D.,    Attica,    Ind Mayfield 

Harrol,   L.   D.,    Caneyville,    Ky Leitchfield 

Hartley,   L.    C,   Thompson,   Tenn Richland 

Hartline,    A.    C,    Gainesville,   Tex Denton 

Hawes,  J.  R.,  Amorita,  Okla Oklahoma 

Hawkins,    William   D.,    Sonora,    Cal California 

Hayes,    C.   W.,   Newbern,   Tenn Obion 

Hayes,   M.   L.,   Cuba,   New  Mexico Denton 

Hayes,   T.   N.,   Beech   Bluff,   Tenn McGee 

Henderson,   B.  H.,   Summersville,   Ky Logan 

Hendley,   T.  M.,   Bell   Buckle,  Tenn Lebanon 

Hendricks,   W.   A.,   Cullman,   Ala Springville 


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Hendrix,   E.   W.,   Parma,   Mo West  Prairie 

Hendrix,  T.  M.,   Lewisburg,  Tenn.,  R.   5 Elk 

Herman,    J.    P,   Troupe,    Tex Texas-Greenville 

Herring-,   S.    G.,    Woodstock,    Ala Birmingham 

Hester,   George  A.,   Warrensburg,   Mo ; Lexington 

Hester,    G.   P.,   Ringgold,   Tex Gregory 

Hester,    J.    G.,    Childress,    Tex Greer 

Hicks,  E.  S.,  Fulton,  Ky.,  R.  4 Mayfield 

Hicks,   J.   E.,   Milan,   Tenn Hopewell 

Hill,   J.   A.,    Edmonton,    Ky Cumberland 

Hill,    J.    A.,    Marion,    111 Illinois 

Hilton,    G.    W.,    Trimble,    Tenn Obion 

Hinch,   H.   L.,   Fayetteville,   Tenn TIK 

Hines,  L.  I.   (In  Tr.),  Nashville,  Tenn.,  2301  St.  Benard  Ave New  Hope 

Hipps,  D.  A.,   1090  S.  Summersville,   Memphis,  Tenn Memphis 

Hogue,    W.    C,    Vienna,    111 Illinois 

HoUoway,  A.   P.,   Creal   Springs,   111 Illinois 

Holloway,   T.    B.,    Eddyville,    111 Illinois 

Holloway,   M.    B.,   Eddyville,    111 Illinois 

Hooper,    Leon,   West   Nashville,   Tenn.,   51st    and   Michigan  Ave Lebanon 

Hooper,  S.  H.,  West  Greenwood,  Nashville,  Tenn Lebanon 

Hopkins,   N.  T.,   Milan,   Tenn Hopewell 

Howard,   J.    G.,    Henrietta,   Tex Gregory 

Howell,   J.    W.,    McKcnzie,    Tenn Hopewell 

Hoyle,    D.    C,    Maryville,    Tenn Knoxville 

Huddleston.    L.    R.,    Cleveland,    Tenn Chattanooga 

Hudgins,  J.  L.,  Nashville,  Tenn.,   1300  Edgewood  Ave Lebanon 

Hudson,    Ross   M.,    Warrensburg,    Mo.,    Estes   Hotel McGee 

Hudson,   R.   S.    (S.   C.   &  T.),   Gaylesville,   Ala Talladega 

Hudson,    T.    E.,    Pulaski,    Tenn Richland 

Huffhines,  J.   E.,  Algood,  Tenn.,  R  2 Cookeville 

Hughes,    F.    C,    Warrensburg,    Mo Lexington 

Hughey,  J.  H.,   Decatur,  III.,   1090  W.   King  Street Lincoln-Decatur 

Grossman,    R.   N.,    Fredricktown,    Ohio Columbus 

Humphrey,   A.  S.,   Lamar,   Mo Ozark 

Humphries,   G.   P.,   Nocona,   Tex Gregory 

Hurley.    C.    E.,    Winfield,    Kan Oklahoma 

Hutcheson,   C.   P.,   Langston,   Ala Robert-Donnell 

Hutchinson,   W.    H.,   Tennyson,    Ind Illinois 

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Ingram,    K.   I..   Russellville,   Ark Bartholomew 

Ingram,  W.  T.   (In  Tr.),  Corsicana,  Tex.,  617  Park  Ave Morrillton 

Inzar,    H.    W.,    Emerson,    Ark Mound    Prairie 

Irby,  J.   C,  Winsboro,   Tex Texas-Greenville 

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Jackson,  C.  H.,  Camden,  Ark ' Mound  Prairie 

Jackson.  R.  H.    (S.   C.   &  T.),   Sharon,  Tenn Hopewell 

Jeffers,   G.  T.,   Lamar,   Mo Ozark 

Jennings,    E.    W.,    Slaton,    Tex Amarillo 

Johnson,  Abner  B.,  Miller,  Okla Choctaw 

Johnson,   A.   S.,   Nashville,   Tenn.,   703  Joseph   Street Lebanon 

Johnson,    E.    W.,    Bolivar,    Tenn Madison 

Johnson,   N.   A.,    Campbellsville,   Ky Gamberland 

Johnson.   P.  F.,   D  D.,   McKenzie,   Tenn Hopewell 

Johnson,    W.    A.,    Cheap    Hill,    Tenn Lebanon 

Johns,   L.   R.,   McKenzie,   Tenn. Hopewell 

Jones,  H.  M.,  Birmingham,  Ala.,  R  4 Birmingham 

Jones,  J.  J.,   McEwen,   Tenn Clarksville 

Jones,    J.    J.,    S\ilphur,    Okla Chickasaw 

Jones,  M.   D.,  Dexter,   Ky Mayfield 


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Jones,  V.  A.,   Knob  Lick,   Ky Cumberland 

Joyner,   J.    L.,    Blair,   Okla.,   Box   72 Greer 

Joyner,    Thomas,    Center,    Ky _ Cumberland 

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Karnes,    M.    F.,    Chico,    Tex Gregory 

Keathly,   R.   L.,   McKenzie,   Tenn Obion 

Kelso,  A.  L.,  Forrest  City,  Ark Little  Rock-Burrow 

Kell,    A.    P.,    Salem,    Mo Springfield 

Kelley,   W.   H.,  Nashoba,   Miss Mississippi 

Kennedy,  H.   C,   Cale,   Ark Mound  Prairie 

Kimberling,    S.    E.,    Bonanza,    Ark Porter 

King,  E.  T.   (S.  C.  &  T.),  West  Plains,  Mo West  Plains 

King,   J.   G.,   Harrison,   Ark White   River 

King,    J.    R.,    Blackford,    Ky Princeton 

King,   W.  H.  H.,   Bogota,  Tex Dallas-Bonham 

Kinslow,    A.    S.,    Russellville,   Ark Morrillton 

Kinslow,    W.    L.,    Caglesville,    Ark Morrillton 

Kirgan,   J.   L.,   Marshall,   Tex. .  .' Marshall 

Kirkpatrick,   D.  H.,  Austin,  Tex.,   1008  Sheely  Ave Austin 

Kloster,   W.   P.,    Phoenix,   Ariz.,    Box   490 Gregory 

Knight,   J.   A.,    Wilton,   Ark Mound   Prairie 

Kratli,    Mrs.    Cloe.    Springfield,    Mo Springfield 

Krieg,    G.    C.    (S.    C.    &   T.),    Littles,    Ind.,    R.    14 Indiana 

L 

Lackey,   W.   J.,    D.D.,   Rice,   Tex.  . .  .- Dallas-Bonham 

Lackey,    J.    A.,    Rice,    Tex Corsicjuia-Waco 

La  Force,  G.  W.   (S.   C.  &  T.).  Mt.  Vernon,  Ark Little  Rock-Burrow 

Laine,    A.    E.,    McKenzie,    Tenn Hopewell 

Lamb,  R.  S.,  Afton,  Tenn East  Tennessee 

Lasley,    Carl    L.,    Troy,   Tenn Obion 

Lawliss,   O.   B.,   St.   Joseph,   Mo.,   2507   S.    11th   Street Platte 

Layman,   R.   L.,    Medill,   Mo McGee 

Lee,  B.  E.   (S.  C.  &  T.),  Bessemer,  Ala.,  R.  3,  Box  88 Birmingham 

Lee,   C.   R.,   Pryor,   Okla Cherokee 

Lee,   E.    C,    Bessemer,   Ala.,   R.   3 Birmingham 

Lee,  S.   C,  Parrotsville,  Tenn East  Tennessee 

Leonard,  A.   J.,  England,   Ark Bartholomew 

Lewis,    J.    D.,   Inverness,    Fla Florida 

Ijewis,   M.    E.,    Georgetown,   111 Foster 

Lewis,  W.  M.,  Bardley,  Mo West  Plains 

Lloyd,    Boyd    B.,    Crayne,    Ky Princeton 

Lloyd,    E.    A.,    Sugar   Grove,   Ark Porter 

Lloyd,    W.    C,    Lincoln,    111 Lincoln-Decatur 

Lockett.  S.   C.    (S.   C.   &  T.) ,   Temple,   Tex Corsicana-Waco 

Long,  W.  L.,  Mt.  Olive,  Ark White  River 

Lovitt,  S.  F.,  DeWitt,  111 Obion 

Lyles,  G.  A.   (S.  C.   &  T.),  Springville,  Ala Springville 

M 

Maddox,   A.   J.,   Albany,    Ala..    1721    7th   Ave McGready 

Malone,    J.    F.,    Algood,    Tenn Cookeville 

Malone,   W.   C,   Atlanta,   Ga Chattanooga 

Mann,   A.  J..   Cisco,   Tex Weatherford 

Marshall,    W.    S.,    Nashville,    Tenn.,    115    Finn    St Lebanon 

Martin,  J.   E.,  Austin,   Ark Little  Rock-Burrow 

Mathis,    C.    O.    (Address    Unknown) Springfield 

Matingly,   E.   G.,  Provo,   Ark Mound   Prairie 

Matlock,   C.   R.,    Cleveland,   Tenn Chattanooga 

Matlock,   R.    E.,    Cleburne,   Tex ! Denton 

Maupin,  R.  S.,   Chillicothe,  Mo McGee 


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Mayo,   C.  W.,   Sweetwater,  Tenn Knoxville 

McCain,   R.   N.,   Ro^ersville,  Ala.,   R.   R.   1 McGready 

McCaslin,    L.    B.,    Aui-ora,    Mo.,    904    Oak   Ave Ozark 

McCaslin,    R.   J.,   Nashville,   Tenn.,    Gen.   Del Clarksville 

McCluney,    J .   E.,    Gadsden,    Ala Lebanon 

McCombs.   G.   W.,   Seminole,   Okla.,   R.   R.  A,   Box   134 Cherokee 

McConnell,    S.    P.    Anderson,    Ala McGready 

McCord,    Hugh   S.,    Marshall,   Mo , New    Lebanon 

McCord,    R.    S.,    Cherokee,    Okla Oklahoma 

McCoy,    L.    E.,   McKenzie,   Tenn Hopewell 

McCracken,    Isaac,    Flora,    111 Ewing-McLin 

McCulIouch,   T.   O.,   Sulphur,   Okla.,  R.   1 Chickasaw 

McDonald,   J.   P.,   Elmwood,   Tenn Cookeville 

McDonald,    G.    B.,    Greenville,    Ky Owensboro 

McDonald,    W.   M.,    Blue   Mountain,   Ark. Porter 

McDowell,   F.   L.,   Marion,    Ky.    (S.   C.   &  T.) Princeton 

McElvain,    S.   H.,   Marshall,   Mo Lexington 

McFarland,    Charles,    Phillipsburg,    Mo Springfield 

McFarland,   F.    M.,    Sherman,   Tex Dallas-Bonham 

McGaughey,    E.    F.,    Dawson,    Tex ■. Corsicana-Waco 

McGlathery,    J.    G.,    Brewton,    Ala Springville 

Mcllwain,    G.   C,   Trimble,   Tenn Obion 

McIIwain,  G.  P.,  Dyer,  Tenn Obion 

Mcllwain,    J.    A.,    Dyer,    Tenn Obion 

McLane,  J.   A.,   Bethany,   111 Lincoln-Decatur 

McLeskey,    J.    M.,    Memphis,    Tenn.,    965    Eastmoreland Memphis 

McLeskcy,    W.    H.,    Nashville,   Tenn.,    Woodbine    Station Lebanon 

McMackin,    George    K.,    Wichita    Falls,    Tex.  ..." Gregory 

McMahan,    C.    G.,    Pocasset,    Ckla .Chickasaw 

McMurtry,    H.,    Norris    City,    111 Ewing-McLin 

McNeeley,   S.   B.,   Bogard,  Mo .Platte 

Means,  J.  W.,   Los  Angeles,   Cal.,  5701   Buchanan  Street Los  Angeles 

Meier,    E.    F.,    Lebanon,   Tenn Lebanon 

Menzies,   James,    Columbia,    Ky Cumberland 

Miller,   C.   C,    Madisonville,    Ky Princeton 

Miller,   H.    G.    (no   address) Chattanooga 

Miller,    James    D.,    Merced,    Cal Fresno 

Miller,    J.    H.,    Dalton,    Ga Chattanooga 

Milligan,    E.   A.,    Scottsville,   Ark Morrillton 

Milligan,    S.    N.,    Jacksonville,^  Ala Talladega 

Milling,   F.   M.,   Union,    Miss.,   R.   F.    D Mississippi 

Mitchell,   G.   E.,   Montague,   Tex.,   R.   F.   D Gregory 

Mize,   W.  F.,   Subiaco,   Ark.,   R.    1 Porter 

Moffit,   A.   B.,   Morrison,  Tenn.    (S.    C.   &   T.) McMinnville 

Moore,   T.   H.,   Emmerson,   Ark Mound   Prairie 

Moorehead,    C.    G.,    Rumsey,    Ky Owensboro 

Morefield,   R.    H.,    Inverness,    Fla Florida 

Morgan,   L.  B.    (S.   C.   &  T.),   Richard   City,   Tenn P.obcrt-Dcnr'.c'l 

Morris,    Bessie    C,    Petersburg,    Tenn Elk 

Morris,  D.  D.,   Delwood,   111 Illinois 

Morris,  J.   C,   Larkinsville,   Ala Robert-Donnell 

Morris,    .John   R.,    Petersburg,    Tenn Elk 

Moser,   R.    A.,   Clinton,   Tenn Knoxville 

Mullen,    H.    A.,    Maryville,    Tenn Knoxville 

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Nation,    T.    B.,    Oneonta,    Ala Springville 

Needham,   John,   Trimble,  Tenn Obion 

Neeley,   S.   T.,   Glendale,   Tenn.,   R.    1 Richland 

Neeley,   W.   M.,   Lawi-enceburg,   Tenn Richland 

Neisler,    W.   H.,    Loogootee,    111 Lincoln-Decatur 

Newbern,  E.   C,  Cedar  Bluff,  Miss New  H6pe 


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Newberry,   W.    C,    Gleason,   Tenn Hopewell 

Newman,    T.    C,    Savannah,    Tenn Madison 

Newton,  W.  H.,   Star  City,  Ark Bartholomew 

Newton,    T.    A.,    Hampton,    Ark Bartholomew 

Nicholas,     Isaiah,     Boswell,     Okia Choctaw 

Nickleson,    J.    N.,    Harrison,    Ark Fort    Smith 

Noel,  S.  L.,   Greenville,  Tenn ,,., East  Tennessee 

Norment,   W.    M.,   Whiteville,   Tenn ,. ,.    -- Madison 

Norwood,   C.  W.   C,   Alvord,  Tex • Gregory 

Null,    J.    W.,    Bentonville,    Ark Springfield 

Nunley,   W.  T.,  Mayfield.   Ky.,   R.   7 Mayfield 

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Oakley,   W.   T.,   Marion,    Ky Princeton 

Odum,   J.    C,    Beech   Grove,   Tenn McMinnville 

Orr,    B.    B.,    Birmingham,    Ala Birmingham 

Osborne,   N.    C,   M.D.,    Bailey,   Tex Dallas-Bonham 

P 

Pace,    Ben   "W.,   Quitman,    La Louisiana 

Pace,    C.    B.,   Dyer,   Tenn Obion 

Padgett,    T.    H.,    Flintville,    Tenn Elk 

Pallette,    Birdie  Lee,   615  Webster  St.,   Oakland,   Cal Lexington 

Parkhurst,   C.   B.,  Kansas  City,   Mo.,   7511  Penn  Ave Lexington 

Parks,   R.    C,   Chelsea,    Okla Cherokee 

Parrish,   W.   D.,   Nashville,   Tenn.,   205    12th   Ave.   S Lebanon 

Pascal,   W.   H.,    Gibson,   Mo West    Prairie 

Patterson.   J.   M.,    Garford,   Tex Weatherford 

Patch,  W.  F.,  Concord,  Tenn.   (S.  C.  &  T.) Knoxville 

Peek,  W.  H.   (S.  C.  &  T.),  Algood,  Tenn.,  R.  F.  D Cookeville 

Perkins,    N.    A.,    Caney,    Okla Choctaw 

Perkins,  N.  W.,   Caney,  Okla Choctaw 

Perry,    G.   P.,   Rogersville,   Ala.,   R.   F.   D McGready 

Phelps,    J.    C,    Cartwright,    Ala Richland 

Phillips,    Byrd,    Sykes,    Tenn Cookville 

Phillips,    G.    W.,    Pulaski,   Tenn Richland 

Phipps,   John,   Norris    City,    111 Ewing-McLin 

Ping,    D.    W.,    Decatur,    111 , Foster 

Piper,    G.   T.,   Knob    Lick,    Ky Cumberland 

Pleasant,    A.    M.,    Chico,   Tex ' Gregory 

Pond,  G.  M.  L.,  Fayetteville,  Ark.,  R.  F.  D Fort  Smith 

Porter,  T.  H.    (S.  C.  &  T.),  Aspen  Hill.  Tenn Richland 

Portwood,    C.    S.,    Mason.    Tenn Memphis 

Potter,   H.  L.    (In  Tr.),   McEwen,  Tenn Corsicana-Waco 

Potts,  J.  D.   (S.  C.   &  T.),   Austin,  Tex.,  1518  West  9th  St Austin 

Powers,   M.   C.    (In  Tr.),   Owensville,    Ind Lincoln-Decatur 

Powers,   J.   E.,   Clarksville,  Tenn.,   R   2 Clarksville 

Presley,    W.    F.,    Tullahoma,    Tenn McMinnville 

Price,    J.    L.,    Brunswick,    Tenn Memphis 

Price,   M.   G.,   Mosheim,   Tenn East  Tennessee 

Pyles,   N.    C,    Mansfield,   Tex Weatherford 

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Ragan,  J.  M.,  -  Eldorado  Springs,   Mo Platte 

Ramer,   E.  R.,  Princeton,  Ky Princeton 

Ramsey,    H.    C,    Elbridge,    Tenn Obion 

Ramsey,    R.    S.,    Greenfield,    Mo Ozark 

Rasco,  T.   J.,    Odenville,    Ala Springville 

Ray,  J.  B.,   Choteau,  Okla.,  R.   1,  Box  2 Cherokee 

Reagin,   B.   J.,   McKenzie,   Tenn Hopewell 

Reed,   S.   C,   Pulaski,   Tenn.,   R.   3 ' Richland 

Reid,  J.  W.,   Bowie,  Tex.,  R.   F.   D Gregory 

^eid,    Mabel    R.,    McKenzie,    Tenn Cumberland 


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Reid,  T.  G.,  Campbell,  Mo West  Prairie 

Reid,    W.   R.,   McKenzie,   Tenn Cumberland 

Richardson,    T.,    Cecilian,    Ky Leitchfield 

Richmond,    W.    N.,    Maryville,    Tenn Knoxville 

Roach,   R.  B.,   Ozark,   Ark , Morrillton 

Robertson,   D.   R.,    Mt.    Olive,   Ark White   River 

Robinson,    W.    M.,    Columbia,   Tenn.,    R.    3 Richland 

Rodgers,   A.   W.,   Gainesville,   Tex Denton 

Rodsers,    J.   A.,   Scottsboro,   Ala Robert-Donnell 

Rowden,    J.    H.,    Oxford,    Ark White    River 

Roy,  E.  H.,  Nashville,  Tenn. ,'512  Independent   Life  BIdg Lebanon 

Roy,   H.   v.,    Nashville,   Tenn.,    512   Independent    Life    Bldg Lebanon 

Rucker,   R.   M.,  Trezevant,   Tenn Hopewell 

Rudd,   W.   H.,   Kelso,  Tenn Elk 

Rudolph,    A.    D.,    Fulton,    Ky ' Mayfield 

Rudolph,   S.    B.,   Little   Cypress,   Ky.,   R.   F.   D.    1 Mayfield 

Rudolph,   W.   W.,   Paducah,    Ky Mayfield 

Rueb,    E.,    Newbern,    Tenn Obion 

Rumsey,    R.    M.,    Eddyville,    111 Illinois 

Rushing,  G.   W.,   Olney,  Tex Weatherford 

Russell,    G.    B.,    D.D.,    Greenville,    Miss ...Weatherford 

Russell.  J.  A.   (S.  C.  &  T.),  Hartsville,  Mo Springfield 

Russell,  J.  M.,  Sedalia,  Mo McGee 

Russell,   J.   N.,   Fort   Worth,  Tex Corsicana-Waco 

Russell,   M.  M.,   Attalla,   Ala Talladega 

S 

Sadler,   S.   A.,   Franklin,   Tenn.,   R.   2 Richland 

Salisbury,   A.   D.,   Halls,   Tenn.,    R.    1 Memphis 

Salyer,   N.   J.,   Marshall,   Mo New    Lebanon 

Sampson,   W.   R.,    Hartford,   Ark Porter 

Sanders,   M.   H.,   Russell ville,   Ky Logan 

Sanders,    W.    C,    Fi-anklin,    Ind Indiana 

Saxon,    L.    B.,    Petersburg,    Tex Amarillo 

Scott,    W.   M.,    Marshall,    Tex.,   R.    5 Marshall 

Scroggs,    B.    L.,    Chandler,    Ind ' Indiana 

Scruder,   H.  H.,   Scranton,.  Ark Porter 

Scruder,    M.    C,    Subiaco,   Ark Porter 

Sears,    H.    W.,    Waverly,    111 Lincoln-Decatur 

Seaton.    W.    I.,    Stantonville,    Tenn Madison 

Self,    J.    A.,    Trenton.    Tenn Obion 

Sewell,    L.    H.,    Hartford.    Ark Porter 

Sexton,    W.    H.,    Baleyton,    Ala Springville 

Shanks,    W.    E.,    Bremen,    Ky Owensboro 

Sharp,   H.    C,   Warrensburg,    Mo Lexington 

Sharp,    W.    E.,    Lewisburg,    Tenn Elk 

Shaw,  Mrs.  W.  E.,   Springfield,  Mo..  921  West  Chase  St Ozark 

Shaw.   W.   E.,  Springfield,  Mo.,  921   West  Chase  St Ozark 

Shelton,  J.  N.,  Springfield,  111.,  918  N.  Fifth  Street Lincoln-Decatur 

Shelton,    Roy,    Karnok,    111 Illinois 

Shockley,    H.    W.,    Odenville,    Ala Springville 

Sims,   A.  M.,   Glenco,   Ala.,   R.   F.   D Talladega 

Simmons,    J.    W.,    Winchester.    Tenn Elk 

Sisson,    C.   N.,   Auburn,   Ala Talladega 

Sitton,    S.  P.,   San  Jose,   Cal..   358  Vine  Street California 

Slaton,  Mrs.  Ada,   Mansfield,   La Louisiana 

Slaton,   N.   J.,   Pleasant   Hill,   La Louisiana 

Sloop,   M.   L.,   Athens,  Tenn Knoxville 

Smith.  D.  B.,  Kelso,  Tenn Elk 

Smith,   J.  P.,   Millington,   Tenn Obion 

Smith,   C.  H.,  Eastland,  Tex Weatherford 

Smith,  W.  E.,  Rush  Springs,  Okla.,  R.  1 Greer 


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Spence,    O.    D.,    Providence,    Ky Princeton 

Steele,   J.    P.,   Ethelville,    Ala New   Hope 

Stem,  R.  L.   (S.  C.  &  T.),  Shelbyville,  Tenn Elk 

Stephens,  John,  Spring  Hill,  Tenn.,  R.  2 Richliind 

Stevenson,   J.    L.    (Address   Unknown) Corsicana-Waco 

Stewart,  J.  G.    (Chaplain),   Little  Rock,  Ark.,   Camp  Pike Chattanooga 

Stiles,   J.    W.,    Woodbine   Station,   Nashville,   Tenn Princeton 

Stocking,   J.   L.,    Evansville,   Ind.,   5   Emmett  Street Indiana 

Stockton,    E.    D.,    Marlow,    Okla Chickasaw 

Stockton,   J.   T.,   Dyer,   Tenn Obion 

Stockton,   O.    L.,   Dyer,   Tenn Obion 

Stone,   A.    C,    Pleasant   Shade,    Tenn Cookeville 

Stowe,    V.    L.,    Marion,    Ky Princeton 

Stribling,   A.   C,   Marshall,   Tex • Marshall 

Stuart,   C.   J.,   Idabel,   Okla Choctaw 

.Suddarth,   Jr.,   W.   W.,   Shop   Springs,   Tenn Lebanon 

-Suddarth,   T.   H.,   McKenzie,   Tenn Lebanon 

.Suggs,   J.    S.,    Belleville,   Ark Porter 

iSuiter,    Luther,    McKenzie,    Tenn Clarksville 

.Swartz,   W.   L.,   Crandall,   Ga.,   R.   1 Chattanooga 

Sykes,    A.    H..    Denver,    Tenn Clarksville 

T 

Tackett,    S.    C.     (Address    Unknown) Morrillton 

Talley,  J.  H.,  Goodlettsville.  Tenn Lebanon 

Tanner,   T.   J.,   Muskogee,   Okla.,    1023   N.   H.   St Cherokee 

Tarbett,    T.    M..    Fort   Worth,    Tex Brownwood 

Tatum,    Russell,    Auburn,     Ky Obion 

Taylor,   Robert  A.,   Erin,  Tenn Clarksville 

Thomas,    A.    L.,    Erin,    Tenn Clarksville 

Thomas,    J.    H.,    Dyer,    Tenn Obion 

Thompson,   G.   W.,   Batesville,   Ark.,   R   1 White   River 

Thompson,    W.     M.,    Armstrong,    Mo McGee 

Tillett,    W.    E.,    Decherd,    Tenn Elk 

Tipton,    B.   T.,    Fresno,    Cal Fresno 

Tom,   Jung,    San  Francisco,    Cal.,    SS.'j   Jackson   Street California 

Torbett,   T.   M.,    Fort   Worth,   Tex Brownwood 

Trickett.    C.    M.,    Bponville,    Ark Porter 

Tucker,    J.    L.,    Anderson,    Ala McGready 

Tucker,  S.  P.,   Paducah,  Ky.,  Guthery  Ave.  and  Mayfield  Road Mayfield 

V 

Vanausdel,   A.,   Bates   City,   Mo Lexington 

Vaughan,    M.    M.,    Buffalo,   Tex Corsicana-Waco 

Vaughan,    R.    W.,    Village    Springs,    Ala Springville 

Vick,  J.   W.,   Winnfield,   La Louisiana 

W 

Waddle,   G.   L.    (S.   C.   &  T.),   Ferris,   Tex.,   Box  83 Dallas-Bonham 

Waggaman,    Charles,    Danville,    III Foster 

Wakefield,    M.    H.,    Pleasant    Shade,    Tenn Cookeville 

Walker,   W.   W.,   Prairie  View,   Ark Porter 

Walker,    E.    F.,    Paris,    Ark J Porter 

Walker,    J.    R.,    Scranton,    Ark Porter 

Walker,   W.   J.,   Vashti,   Tex Gregory 

Wallace,  Jesse,  Ludlow,  Okla Choctaw 

Walton,   C.   H.,  Los  Angeles,   Cal.,   627   N.   57th  Street Los  Angeles 

Walton,    H.    C,    1215    N.    27th    Street,    Birmingham,    Ala Memphis 

Washington,    Albert,    Hugo,    Okla Choctaw 

Wasson,    M.    C,    Anna,    III Illinois 

Watson,   W.   H.    (In  Tr.).   Fresno,   Cal.,    Gen.   Del Lebanon 


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Watt,   Floyd.   R.,   Loudon,   Tenn Knoxville 

Watts,  Ben,  Los  Almitos,  Cal Los  Angeles 

Wayman,  J.   S.    (S.   C.   &  T.).  Albany,  Mo.,   Box   397 Platte 

Webb,   C.  F.,  Rose  Bud,  Ark , Little  Rock-Burrow 

Wesley,    Edmund,   Antlers,   Okla Choctaw 

West,    J.    B.,    Buffalo,    Ky Leitchfield 

West,    T.    J.,    Rison,    Ark Bartholomew 

West,    J.    W.,    Monticello,    Ark Bartholomew 

Wheatley,  T.  R.,  Hazen,   Ark Little  Rock-Burrow 

Whitener,  J.  A.,  Whitewell.  Tenn Chattanooga 

Whitesides,   J.   B.,   Eddyville,   111 Illinois 

White,    R.    E.,    Troy   Tenn ^ Obion 

White,   William   Henry,    Brownwood,   Tex Brownwood 

Whitfield,    Y.,    Calico   Rock,    Ark White    River 

Whitten,  D.  L.,  San  Francisco,   Cal.,   118  Appleton  Ave Fresno 

Wiggins,    George    N.,    Chattanooga,    Tenn ....  Chattanooga 

Williams,    J.    H.,    Boonville,    Ark Porter 

Williams,   J.    T.,    Huntsville,    Ala Robert-Donnell 

Williams,  W.  L.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  1722  Wilcox Los  Angeles  or  California 

Williamson,   A.    B.,   M.   D..   Dardanelle,   Ark.,   R.   4...' Porter 

Willis,   J.    G.,    Oglesby,   Tex Dallas-Bonham 

Willis,    W.    R.,    Stevenson,    Tenn Elk 

Willoughby,    A.   H.,    Mosheim,    Tenn East   Tennessee 

Wilson,   J.  T.    (S.   C.  &   T.),   Morgantown,   Ky Logan 

Winstead,   W.   S.,   Rector,    Ark.    (In  Tr.) West   Prairie 

Wood,   D.  H.,   Wilton,   Ark Mound   Prairie 

Wood,    Joseph,    Enfield,    111 Ewing-McLin 

Wood,  T.  L.,  U.  S.  S.  Charleston,   San  Diego,   Cal Birmingham 

Woodson,   W.   N.,   Nashville,  Tenn.,   1002   N.   2nd  St Lebanon 

Woosley,   Mrs.   L.  M.    (S.   C.  &  T.),   Caneyville,   Ky Leitchfield 

Wright,   J.   B.,   Waldrip,   Tex Brownwood 

Wright,   W.    S.,    San   Saba,   Tex Brownwood 

Y 

Yates,  C.  A.,  Mayfield,  Ky.,  R.  4 Mayfield 

Younghance,  E.  M.,  Columbus,  Miss New  Hope 

Younger,  John  T.,   Marionville,   Mo Springfield 

Z 

Zarecor,    S.    B.,    Fairfield,    111 Ewing-McLin 

Zarecor,   W.   M.,    Rutherford,   Tenn Obion 

Zwingle,   C.  M.,  Lewisburg,  Tenn Elk 

Zwingle,   J.  H.,    Bowling   Green,   Ky McMinnville 

Total  number  of  ordained  ministers,  642. 


1 
Licentiates. 

A 

Alexander,   Robert,   Nashville,   Tenn.,   520   Morton,   Street Lebanon 

Allen,   J.    W.,    Piedmont,    Ala Talladega 

B 

Baker,   C.   L.,   Floydada,   Tex Amarillo 

Barrow,   J.  T.,   Lebanon,  Tenn Lebanon 

Basham,   H.   T.,   Mook,   Ky Leitchfield 

Bolding,    C.    L.,    Floydada,    Tex Amarillo 

Boothe,  J.  W.,  Somersville,  Tenn.,  R.  F.  D Madison 

Bruce,  M.  S.,  Dyersburg,  Tenn.,  R.  1 Memphis 

Brantly,   Lonnie  D.,   McKenzie,   Tenn Princeton 


344  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

C 

Campbell,  W.  E.,  Erin,  Tenn.,  R.   1 Clarksville 

Chambliss,    Walter,    Cornersville,    Ark Bartholomew 

Clement,   Letie,   McConnell,   Tenn Mayfield 

Covington,  A.  E.,  Rodgersville,  Ala.,   R.   R.   1 McGready 

U 

Deverick,    E.   E.,   Martinsville,    111 Foster 

E 

Elder,  James  W.,  Chandler,  Ind Indiana 

Emory,    W.   A.,    Knoxville,   Tenn Knoxville 

Fergerson,   E.   M.,   Waldron,   Ark Porter 

JFrazier,    Simon,    Boswell,    Okia ; Choctaw 

Fong,    Yick,    Centerville,    Cal California 

G 

Givens,    G.   F.,   Constantine,    Ky Leitchfield 

Gore,   M.   F.,   Romine,   Ky Cumberland 

Grayham,    J.    L.,    Eveleigh,    Ky Leitchfield 

H 

Hollingsworth,    Mrs.    Minnie,    Georgetown,    III Foster 

J 

Jewell,    L.    F.,    Ft.   Worth,    Tex Weatherford 

Johnson,   W.   R.,  Woodbine  Station,      Nashville,  Tenn Lebanon 

E 

Kwok,    Bok   On,   Oakland,    Cal.,    615  Webster  Street   California 

L 

Ladd,    E.   R.,   McKenzie,   Tenn Mayfield 

Laden,    D.,    Miles   Point,   Tex Dallas-Bonham 

Lowrie,    V.    L.,    Tona,   Tex.,    R.    1 Dallas-Bonham 

M 

Maddox,  B.  H.,  Pearson,  Ark Little  Rock-Burrow 

McAfee,    Jackson,    A  toka,    Okla Choctaw 

McCain,  J.  D.,  Lexington,  Ala.,  R.   1 McGready 

McClellan,   W.   H.    (In   Tr.),   Eldorado,   Okla Gregory 

McCullom,    J.    B.,    McKenzie,    Tenn Knoxville 

Morrison,   B.  H.,   Cullman,  Ala Springville 

P 

Payne,    S.    O.,    Irvington,    Ky Leitchfield 

Pegram,    B.    O.,    Waverly,    Tenn Clarksville 

Powell,   S.   E.,   Limp,    Ky Leitchfield 

R 

Ragland,   J.   B.,   Magnolia,    Ky Leitchfield 

Ramsey,  P.  L.,  Algood,  Tenn.,  R.  R 

Reagin.    E.    K.,    McKenzie,    Tenn Hopewell 

Richardson,    Elmer,    Hatcher,    Ky Cumberland 

Rucker,    E.    B.,    McKenzie,    Tenn Hopewell 

Ramfelt,    S.    E.,    Manes,    Mo Springfield 


Scott,   C.   B.,   Afton,   Tenn East  Tennessee 


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w 

Wade,    Kingsbury,    Lane,    Okla Choctaw 

White,    Hallie,    McKenzie,    Tenn Hopewell 

Whitesides,    J.    A.,    Simpson,    111 Illinois 

Y 

Young,    C.    L.,    Billings,    Okla Oklahoma 

Total  number  of  licentiates,  47. 

>udidates. 

A 

Aplin,   A.   L.,   Eddyville,   II! Illinois 

B 

Bigger,    W.    E.,    Lewisburg,   Tenn Elk 

Bland,    J.    W.,    Hardin   Springs,    Ky Leitchfield 

Bryant,    W.    C,    McKenzie,    Tenn Hopewell 

C 

Cole,    George   H.,    Russellville,   Ark Morrillton 

Gates,    R.    M.,   Atoka,    Tenn Memphis 

Clements,    W.    O.,    Mineola,   Tex Texas-Greenville 

Clampitt,   Prentis,    Hampton,    Ark Bartholomew 

D 

Dickinson,    W.    H.,    Union,    Miss Mississippi 

Dunagon,    Deason,    McKinzie,    Tenn Obion 

E 

Earls,    Mack,    Gassburg,   Tenn McMinnville 

Eyechobbie,    Calbert,    Finley,    Okla Choctaw 

F 

Freeman,    Emmette    L.,    McKenzie,    Tenn Cumberland 

Furkin,    Roy    W.,    Keltner,    Ky Cumberland 

G 

Gaving,  Royson,   Garvin,  Okla Choctaw 

Givens,    Wince,    Constantine,    Ky Leitchfield 

Green,    R.    Neal,    Harperville,    Miss Mississippi 

Grimes,    John,    Enfield,    III Ewing-McLin 

H 

Hampton,    Sallie.    McKenzie,   Tenn Clarksville 

Hedges,    C.    E.,   Norris   City,    111 Ewing-McLin 

Hee,  Alex  Pong,   Columbus,  Ohio,   251   Spring  St California 

Hill,   Vern  M.,   Annapolis,   111 Foster 

HoUis,    Norris,    Glasgow,    Ky Cumberland 

Hudson,  Ishmer,   Golden,   Okla Choctaw 

Hunt.    W.,    Blair.    Okla Greer 

J 

James,   Allen,    Ludlow,    Okla Choctaw 

Jennings.    J.    R.,    Baxter,    Ark White    River 

K 

King,    Phillip,    Marshall,    Mo New    Lebanon 

L 

Lamb,   John,  Nashville,  Tenn Elk 

Long,    W.    H.,    Lincoln,    111 Lincoln-Decatur 


346  MINUTES  OF  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  [May 

M 

Matthews,   Roy,   P'airfield,   111 Ewing-McLin 

Mann,    Louis,    McKenzie,    Tenn • Hopewell 

McClaren,   A.    D.,    Eagleville,   Tenn Elk 

McKiney,    Green,    Broken   Bow,    Okla Choctaw 

McFarlin,    Israel    M.,    Nashoba,    Okla ; Choctaw 

Moyer,    Wallace,    Nashville,    Tenn Elk 

Mullens,   O.   D.,    Aurora,   Mo Ozark 

N 
Nicholis,  Isaac,   Boswell,  Okla Choctaw 

P 

Parr,    Odell,    McKenzie,    Tenn Gregory 

Pegram,   B.  A.,  Waverly,  Tenn.,  R.  F.  D.  5 Clarksville 

Persinger,    Robert,    Chandler,    Ind Indiana 

Phillips,    Wm.    C,    Petersburg,    111 Lincoln-Decatur 

Powell,   S.   E.,   Limp,   Ky Leitchfield 

Powers,    Miss  Dixie,    Palmyra,   Tenn Clarksville 

Q 

Quak    Chen    Son,    Canton,    China California 

R 

Kiley,    J.    E.,    Lincoln,    111 Lincoln-Decatur 

Ross,    Marie,    McKinzie,    Tenn Clarksville 

S 

Scott,    Sampson,    Boswell,    Okla Choctaw 

Shawver,    Zara,   Casey,   111.,   R.    R Foster 

Spence,   W.   L.,   Fosterville,  Tenn Elk 

Stanley,    John,    Pulaski,    Tenn..    R.    5 Richland 

T 

Taylor,    Beattrice,    Noshoba,    Okla Choctaw 

Tichner,    Carrie,    Fairfield,    111 Ewing-McLin 

V 

Vaughn,   H.    C,   Village   Springs,   Ala Springville 

W 

Wayman,    W.    O.,    Albany,    Mo Platte 

White,   Artin,   Ludlow,   Okla Choctaw 

Williams,    Floyd,    Bivins,   Tex.  R.   1 Marshall 

Wilson,    Clitrord,   Tennessee   Ridge,   Tenn East   Tennessee 

Wilson.    L.   J.,   Boswell.    Okla Choctaw 

Woo  Tin   Mun,    Canton China 

Total    number  of   candidates,    60. 

Total  number  of  ministers  reported,  749. 


INDEX 


Address : 
Welcome  and  Responses,  p.  18. 

Adjourning: 

Order  for  Final,  p.  34. 

Bethel  College: 

Report  of  Board,  p.  187. 

Boards: 

Church,  pp.  5  to  10. 
Repoi-ts  of,  pp.  41  to  194. 

Candidates: 

For  Ministry,  p. 

Clerk: 

Engrossing  Appointed,  p.  18. 

Commissioners: 

Ministerial,pp.  15,  16. 

Elders,  p.  17. 

Final  Roll  Call  of,  p.  38. 

Committees: 

Announcements  of,  pp.  19,  20. 
Reports  of,  pp.  197-214. 

Contributions: 

Calendar  for,  p.  9,  10. 
To  Whom  Sent,  p.  10. 
Calendar,  Inside  of  Front  Cover. 

Communications:  pp.  20,  21,  22,  23,  24, 

26,  27,  29. 

Consecration:  p.  28. 

Contingent  Tax: 

Who  Pays  It,  p.  10. 
To  Whom  Sent,  p.  10. 

Credentials: 

Committee  Appointed,  p.  15. 
Committee's  Report,  p.  197. 

Deceased  Ministers: 

Comrnittee  on,  p.  19. 

Report  of  Committee  on,  p.  197. 

Roll  of,  p.  198. 

Digest : 

Report  of  Committee  on,  p.  189. 
Referred  to  in  Report,  p.  205. 

Education: 

Board  of,  p.  6. 

Report  of  Board,  p.  46. 

Report  of  Committee,  p.  208. 


Endowment: 

Personnel  of  Commission,  p.  9. 
Report  of,  pp.  90-179. 
Report  of  Committee,  p.  209. 

Evangelical  Work: 

Committee  on  Revival  Work,  p.  8. 
Report  of  Committee   on   Revivals, 
p.  187. 

Financial   and  Auditing: 

Appointment  of  Committee,  p.   19. 
Mission  Exhibit,  p.  51. 
Education  Exhibit,  p.  47. 
Endowment  Exhibit,  pp.  91-179. 
Ministerial  Relief  Exhibit,  p.  59. 
Theological  Seminary  Exhibit,  p.  83. 
Publication  Exhibit,  p.  55. 
Assembly's  Treasurer  Exhibit,  p.  78. 
Report  of  Committee,  p.  211. 

Fraternal  Greetings: 

Presbyterian  Church,  U.  S.,  p.  27. 
From  Rev.  G.  G.  Halliburton,  p.  26. 
From  Gam  Sing  Quar,  p.  20. 

Fraternal   Greetings   Sent: 

To  Presbyterian  Church,  U.  S.,  p.  31. 
To  Rev.  G.  G.  Halliburton,  p.  27. 

General  Assembly: 

Miscellaneous    Regulations    of,    pp. 

10-13. 
Communion  Service,  p.  28. 
Place  of  Next  Meeting  Chosen,  p.  25. 

Historical  Society: 

Board  of,  p.  8. 
Report  of,  p.  188. 

Judiciary: 

Committee  on,  p.  19. 
Report  of  Committee,  p.  199. 

Manuscript : 

Commission  to  Examine,  p.  9. 
Report  of  Commission,  p.  188. 

Memorials: 

From  Presbyteries,  pp.  41-45. 
Memorial    Service    Held   for   Minis- 
ters Deceased,  p.  26. 

Ministers: 

Alphabetical  Directory,  pp.  332-343. 
Committee  on  Deceased,  p.  19. 
Report  on  Deceased,  p.  197. 
Ordained,    Gained,   Lost,   Dead,   pp. 
311-313. 


Licentiates,  pp.  343-345. 

Gone  to  Other  Denominations,  p.  311 

Ministerial  Relief: 

Board's  Report,  p.  58. 
Committee  on,  p.  19. 
Report  of  Committee,  p.  211. 

Minutes: 

Examination  Required,  p.   11. 

Final  Reading,  p.  38. 

Assembly's,    Who    Gets    Them,    pp. 

10,  11. 
Price  of,  p.   11. 

Miscellaneous  Regulations:  pp.  10-13. 

Missions : 

Board  of,  p.  7. 

Committee  Appointed,  p.  19. 

Board's  Report,  p.  48. 

Report  of  Committee,  pp.  203,  215. 

Woman's  Board  of,  pp.  23,  24. 

Moderator: 

Elected,  p.   18. 

Final  Adjourning  Order  of,  p.  38. 

Picture: 

Inside   of   Front   Cover. 

Mortuary: 

Committee  on,  p.  19. 
Report  of,  p.  197. 


Music  Editor: 

Report  on,   p. 


190. 


Officers  and  Agencies:  pp.  5-13. 
Program: 

Adopted,  p.  15. 

Prohibition: 

Committee  on,  p.  8. 
Report   of,   p.    189. 

Publication : 

Report  of  Board,  p.  53. 

Committee  on,  p.  19. 

Cominittee  Report  of,  p.  206. 
Resolutions: 

Committee  on  Appointed,  p.  35. 


Regarding  Church  Amusements,  p. 

24. 
Regarding  Bids  for  School,  p.  34. 

Regarding  Memorial  Sei-vice,  p.  36. 
Regarding  Building  Fund  Commit- 
tee, p.  33. 
Regarding  Location  of  School,  p.  36. 
Of  Thanks,  p.  37. 

Regarding  Will  of  J.   T.   Laughlin, 
p.  26. 

Rules: 

Miscellaneous,  pp.   10-13. 

Stated  Clerk: 

Assembly's,  p.  5. 

Duties  of,  p.  10. 

Report  of,  p.  77. 

Duties  of  Presbyterial,  p.  11. 

Synods : 

Committees  on,  p.  20. 
Reports  of,  p.  213. 

Theological  Seminary: 

Board  of,  p.  5. 

Board's   Report,   p.   183. 

Cornmittee's  Report,  p.  207. 

Tithing: 

Poard  of,  p.  7. 

Board's  Report,  p.  179. 

Report  of  Committee  on,  p.  208. 

Treasury : 

Assembly's  Treasury,  p.  5. 
Report  o'f,  p.  78. 

Trustees: 

Assembly's  Board  of,  p.  5. 

Report  of,  p.  76. 

Bethel  College,  Report  of,  p.  187. 

Woman's  Board: 

Communication  from,  p.  22. 
Members  Elected  for,  p.  22. 
Tabulated  Membership,  etc.,  p.  215. 

Youn«»  People's  Work:    (See  Publica- 
tion). 


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