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Ninety-Seventh Annual Session 


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Forty-Fifth Annual Session 


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Pilot Baptist Church 
Pilot, North Carolina 


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OFFICERS 


Dr. George S. Stokes, Moderator .............. P. O. Box 517, Middlesex 
FVEVCLENG. GO .r0 ONES. a An br, WC LOCK gins fo een cent, cee cane es ae Raleigh 
Reverend W. A. Perry, Corresponding Secretary ................ Raleigh 
Heverend ©. W.. Wards Ac be, B.)s..HIStorialc.s ac foence et weet Raleigh 
Mise Garretts laws: “lreaslinebarya ttn nescence trent) aeerer Garner 
Reverend A. A. Anderson, Auditor .......... 408 Fast South St., Raleigh 


MINISTERIAL BOARD 


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


OFFICERS OF THE MINISTERS’ AND DEACONS’ UNION 


Reverend Avery Horton, President ........ 508 Patterson Lane, Raleigh 
Deacon R. D. Wilder, Vice President .......... Rand Mill Road, Raleigh 
Reverend W. A. Perry, Secretary ...... 904 East Hargett Street, Raleigh 
Deacon, Otha: Holden, Treasurer 24 2...4%osins co ce ss's Route 2, Wendel) 


OFFICERS OF THE WOMAN’S AUXILIARY 


Mrs HGith Price PresiGents.mtt sexe ee a eee oo ee ae Garner 
Mrs. Margaret P. Taylor, Vice President ..... ey AE ee 
Mrs. Evelyne Jones, Second Vice President .....................00 eee 
Nirs. HHarrictt« 2. Butler “Secretary. iccciaaens rs doom oleae areas bees 
Mrs oMe tH: -JONeSs eli TOaSUurery sais weer eciss sce etod (oes oe ee ration ets 


ORDAINED MINISTERS 


Dre. iy ASKEW cid tactician A cle ate nt ee oe ne Oe Zebulon 
Reverend A. A. Anderson ................ 408 East South Street, Raleigh 
Reverend. ViCKPATStom sree ee ee a any es Raleigh 
Reverend Nylus Avery, A.B: BiDy 005.502 se de6 ede. c ec es nies Asheville 
Reverend O. H, Broadie: 32.25.64 6 a5 2 411 Hillsboro St., Franklinton 
Reverend J.D) Bean, AvB. io. 0.0.95..200.56 406 Bledsoe Ave., Raleigh 
Reverend J-wW- Bridgemanteen sees eee P. O. Box 3, Zebulon 
Reverend Babe Closs’ 2...ceosnte ots eae 1321 Walnut Street, Raleigh 
REVELreCHds COCLLCL CMe tins rae aE rt natn Treas nay ace epee Garner 
meverend:). B.\Crangell 22 sca coesu wees toes Route 5, Box 307, Greenville 
DreaGrady Da Davis Aube sD) e wre ss caren ek Peon ets iere ome crer ae .Durham 
Reverend Leotha Debnam .................... 621 Quary Street, Raleigh 
Reverend: Oe H..-Dunn 7A, Baie eae seo ew ntereieiies cs cease Asheville 
Reverend \ Hansel Dunn: fac. sasn inane ete races at ... Wake Forest 


Reverend (Wao T. Wt arror Bach, ten coer eee eee a ieee eine clr eee 


Reverend He Beowloy a tees ee ee ae tiie en trom ieee Louisburg 
Reverend: Grady Alvis): cost gssic oh oie estos ee eles eee eeierene oto Hillsboro 
Reverend homas Harriss. ..sar nese 105 Fisher Street, Raleigh 
Reverend J. F. Haywood ............. 504 South Tarboro Street, Raleigh 
Reverend Essil Henry .................. 1103 South Haywood St., Raleigh 
Reverend) BE Hole Ber bs. ee eer eee Meyer een cree Youngsville 
Reverend D. N. Howard, A.B., B.D. ........ Rosemount Avenue, Raleigh 
Reverend: Avery. Hortons)... 20... ssseeiee 508 Patterson Lane, Raleigh 
Reverend ‘Isaac Horton, A.B. 0B. Ds aasnc sea ee eee eae Whiteville 
Dr. P. H. Johnson, A.B., B.D., D.D. ...... 1000 East Martin St., Raleigh 
Reverend \C: °C 7JONCS GARB. 2. cae oat aio i see Raleigh 
Reverend. Charlese: Jones 1. 4-6 en ho eee eee eee Wilson 
Reverend) Millard yJONes oes te eee tes a ee ee Raleigh 
Reverend Wh.) He JOMCS ec ares. cea aes eee arene RL OE Durham 
Reverend iGicA, JONCS wise ccee eee eee ern ce ees eee Garner 
Meverendslsaac Lee eae aes ee ons 1404 Poole Road, Raleigh 
Reverend) JA, slestere ities oc eeataeeion 529 Cannon St., Raleigh 
Reverend ‘Charles A: Marriott;,A.B: A.M. 2. .se0-.2 50a) eee Raleigh 
ReverendwAT Ts MicCuulers: at cree ee ee ee eee Hillsboro 
Reverend W;. M3 Morgans. x25 ete sen etn ote eae eae Raleigh 
Reverend’ BaiC. Morgan 3 .c6ck se en ate ee Raleigh 
Reverend Joseph Morgan, A.B B:Di sachs cee ee eee Chapel Hill 
NEVEreEnNCURUDEN MGS yank, sac e iyi hen ete oe seater en Wake Forest 
Reverend Jey berry. ate nie nace ee ae eae se eee Louisburg 
Reverend WA: sherry ia. ence 904 East Hargett Street, Raleigh 
Reverend J. J. Reece, AUB. BD) 2..05...5.4. 724 Bailey Drive, Raleigh 
Reverendaw. A. ROGSers jen ode ede oe esi Zebulon 
Reverend? i. Bs smith es a eee 304 West South Street, Raleigh 
Reverend John. Parks Aba 7B Doyen ee eee Zebulon 
REVErend (Siibrs SUL Ae DAs Mio are ots cae epee nea re Louisburg 
Dr. William R. Strassner, S.T.M., D.D. .............. Hampton, Virginia 
Reverend ‘Samuel “Spencer sh. sve.e cok eee eee cena Raleigh 
Reverend George S. Stokes, A.B., B.Th. ............ Box 517, Middlesex 
Reverend Burman Pater..... hee re 1526 Battery Drive, Raleigh 
Reverend. GasW. LOdde vee es ce erat ete oe eeeee Roanoke, Virginia 
ReverendsNvACeDricerc meric cence eee Fuquay Springs 
Reverend C. R. Trotter; AvB., BD. oy.2 see... nese 301 Parrish St., Raleigh 
Reverend. Tl. “Av Watkins, A.B: 3B: 2. oa ee eee te Charlotte 
Reverend iCs Wi Waive tate sere eet eee otter ee tees eee Clayton 
Reverend’ Clyde, B. Waltons A.B. (BoD ec ese) cat uence ae Garner 
Reverend C. W. Ward, A.B., B.D. .... 501 South Bloodworth St., Raleigh 
Reverend’ A. Ms Wiggins? .2e. cand sats ie ios cierto ee etter Clayton 
Reverend: J.-A. Watson ne MioGec oer tee Box 542, Henderson 
Reverend: A. Jt Purner vc) soos Soc see one dere etstgate since Raleigh 


Reverend Odell, WLENE saris neice cease a Saas woos a eden Zebulon 
Reverend, Hersey. Macsette <oickiaceeaw fe deg cue i og Moraes peels os eee re 


CHURCHES AND PASTORS 


Baptist Grove — Reverend W. A. Perry, 904 East Hargett St., Raleigh 
Bethlehem — Reverend W. A. Perry, 904 East Hargett Street, Raleigh 
Elevation — Reverend W. M. Morgan ........:..........0...05 Raleigh 
First Baptist, Fuquay — Reverend N. A. Trice .......... Fuquay Springs 
First Baptist, Middlesex — Reverend Vick Alston ....................... 
First Baptist, Raleigh — Reverend C. W. Ward .. 501 S. Bloodworth St. 
First Baptist, Wendell — Reverend Isaac Lee ......................... 
First Baptist, McCullers — 


First Baptist, Holly Springs, J. A. Avery ...... 608 Coleman St., Raleigh 
First Baptist, Franklinton — Dr. Amos Cousey .. Wake Forest Seminary 
Friendship Chapel — Reverend George Stokes ...... Box 517, Middlesex 
Getsemanine — Reverend J. M. Watson .................. . Henderson 
Good Hope — Reverend C. R. Trotter ........ 301 Parrish St., Raleigh 
Jones Chapel — Reverend Isaac Lee ........ 1404 Poole Road, Raleigh 
Jackson Chapel — Reverend T. A. Watkins ...... 1113 Nash St., Wilson 
Jones Hills — Reverend C. C. Jones ................0ccccc eens Raleigh 
Juniper Level — Reverend G. A. Jones ...................... Garnei 
Macedonias— Reverend: VickwAlston < 2252 S.5 32.6 os clan tw es ane wade 

Malabys Cross Roads — Reverend G. A. Jones .................. Garner 
Merry Grove — Reverend Avery Horton .... 508 Patterson Lane, Raleigh 
Martin Street — Reverend P. H. Johnson ...... 1000 Martin St., Raleigh 


INFOUMERE TC aS Am by eee ees raed esa ae eco wae eth ce al es tah ecb usead oe spite Maa ratcae Ven eee 
Morning Star — Reverend Samuel Spencer ........................00000- 
New Bethel, Rolesville — Reverend B. C. Morgan ...................... 
New Providence — Reverend G. A. JoneS .........6.0c¢ssececvaseseies 
New Liberty — Reverend M. R. Hedgepeth ................... 


Oak City — Reverend Leotha Debnam ........ Coleman Street, Raleigh 
Oak Grove — Reverend Avery Horton ...... 508 Patterson Lane, Raleigh 
First Baptist, Zebulon — Reverend Mangum .................. Wendel! 
Oberlin Baptist — Reverend Dempsey ...................0 cece cece cece es 
Olive’ Branch — Neverend S: liy Suitts. sass oe eee Louisburg 
St. Matthew — Reverend W. E. Edgerton .. 744 Fitzgerald Dr., Raleigh 
Pleasant Grove — Reverend A. H. Parker ...................... Durham 


Pilot Baptist — Reverend Vick Alston 

Pinel phs: Ch ape h arent aay rete escheat bears reg dh eee ie 
Riley Hill — Reverend George S. Stokes .................... Middlesex 
Springfield — Reverend W. E. Edgerton ............... 0... cece cece eeeey 
Tupper Memorial — Reverend D. N. Howard ........................... 
Union Grove — Reverend J. B. Wilson ................ Route 1, Norlina 
Wake Baptist: Grover—" Gina oe oot a 5 as cete.gaee tance tae ea oe eee 


Widk@s CHADOL ce wanntacnorts inact teenie cea cad Pens nnn anee 


Woodland Chapel — Reverend C. C. Jones ............... 


WilliamGrover— ReVerenGrde: HD LVallt eee eldest ne 


Stokes Chapel — Reverend Burwell .:.-2..20.02.0.2.5-.45 --3- =. 


Raleigh 


Wakefield’ —Drs WilliamoR. othassner 4... 7... 6c Hampton, Virginia 


CHURCHES AND DELEGATES 


Gethsemane — H. A. Clomon, Mrs. Mary Stallings 
Wake Baptist — Mr. Thurman Whitaker 

Mt. Pleasant — Mr. C. A. Robinson, 

Juniper Level — Mr. Robert Wilder 

Bethlehem — Mr. Theodore Chavis 

Baptist Grove — Mr. Charlie King 

Holly Springs — Mr. W. M. Akins 

Stokes Chapel — Mr. T. O. Stokes 

Oak City — Mr. Rudolph Lefton, Mr. B. O. Wilcox 
Woodland Chapel — Mr. Robert Estes, Mr. I. H. Estes 
Wakefield — Mr. U. G. Jones 

Oak Grove — Deacon C. M. McCullers 


Friendship Chapel — Mr. Danny Scarboro, Mrs. Margaret Harris 


Mt. Bright — Reverend H. B. Perry 


First Baptist, Middlesex — Mr. Walter Hockett, Miss Idella Cradder 


First Baptist, Zebulon — Mr. Elmo Harris 

Good Hope — Mr. James Alten Hinton 

Old Liberty — Reverend W. M. Wiggins 

Jones Hill — Mr. C. L. Perry, Deacon Lunia Etone 
Union Grove — Mr. Donald Bass, Mrs. Willie Morgan 
Springfield — Mr. Joseph Hinton, Deacon Roman Green 
Pleasant Grove — Deacon B. J. Bullock 

St. Matthew — Deacon Uras Jones, Deacon R. B. Rayford 
New Liberty — Mr. Y. D. Young 


CONSTITUTION 


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


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


ARTICLE III This Association shall be composed of Delegates 
chosen by the Churches connected with it, each church being entitled to 
at least one delegate, and one delegate for each hundred members of 
the churches connected with this body shall be considered members of 
this Association. Ex-officers and members who are not in charge of or 
connected with churches within the bounds of this Association who pre- 
sent testimonials of good standing may become annual members by the 
payment of $1.00. 


ARTICLE IV The delegates of each church shall bear a letter cer- 
tifying their appointment giving an account of the condition of the 
church, and a statement of all funds contributed for benevolent pur- 
poses during the year. 


ARTICLE V _ The Officers of this Association shall be a Moderator, 
Vice Moderator, Clerk, Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer, Auditor, 
and Historian. 


Section 1. The Boards of the Association shall be an Executive con- 
sisting of twelve members; including the officers of the Association, a 
Ministerial Board; also such committees as may be authorized by the 
Association. 


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


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


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


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


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


ARTICLE IX The Clerk shall keep a record of the Proceedings of 
the Association; superintend the printing and distribution of the minutes; 
keep on file the printed minutes and other important papers of the As- 
sociation. 


ARTICLE X The Treasurer shall receive all money contributed by 
the member churches, make disbursements as authorized by the As- 
sociation. He shall not pay any order on the Treasure? except it be 
signed by the Moderator and Clerk. He shall make his annual report to 
the Association. 


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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

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

Section 1. The object of the Ministers’ and Deacons’ Union shall be 


primarily to better acquaint Ministers and Deacons also other members 
of the Baptist Denomination with the Christian Way of Life. 


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


Section 3. The officers of the said Ministers’ and Deacons’ Union 
shall be elected at each annual session of the Wake Association. 


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


Section 5. A free will offering will be given in the Ministers’ and 
Deacons’ Union by each member to help spread the gospel and its teach- 
ings. 

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


Section 7. The Association shall provide necessary funds to lawfully 
and reasonably support the said Union Programs as directed by the 
Parent Body. 


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


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


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


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


Section 3. All moneys collected by the Auxiliary shall be turned 
over to the Finance Committee of the Association in session and a 
receipt taken for the same. 


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


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


BYLAWS 


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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


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Proceedings 


The Ninety-Seventh Annual Session of the Wake Baptist Association 
and the Forty-Fifth Annual Session of the Woman’s Auxiliary met with 
the Pilot Baptist Church, Pilot, North Carolina, August 14-15, 1963. 


The Reverend Vick Alston, Pastor, Pilot, North Carolina 
Dr. George S. Stokes, Moderator. 
The Reverend C. C. Jones, A.B., Clerk. 


WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSION 


The Woman’s Auxiliary met with the Association 10:00 A.M. for the 
devotion led by Reverends W. E. Edgerton and B. H. Closs. The 
Auxiliary joined the devotion and listened to the Welcome Address given 
by the pastor, Reverend Vick Alston and the response by Professor 
Joseph Walters, and appointment of Committees. 


At 10:35 A.M., the Woman’s Auxiliary hour began with Mrs. Edith 
Trice, president, presiding. The song, ‘‘Leaning on the Everlasting 
Arms,’’ was sung after which ‘‘Echoes from the field’? was heard. The 
following sisters brought greetings from their local ‘‘Missionary Circles.”’ 


Mrs. Lizzie B. Askew of the Wakefield Baptist Church reported that 
the mission work of the church was doing fine in carrying out the com- 
mission of spreading the ‘‘Good News.’’ Visiting the sick; contributing 
food, clothing and money. Ministering to the unsaved, encouraging them 
to accept Christ. 


Mrs. Chavis brought greetings from Bethlehem Baptist Church. She 
urged that the Mission Circles cooperate more in teaching the word of 
God and have more faith in him. 


There were many other expressions. All reported spiritual develop- 
men and asking progress for stronger circles. 


After Echoes from the Field came the President’s Message. Mrs. 
Edith M. Trice was introduced and presented by Mrs. M. N. Perry, the 
Past President of the Woman’s Auxiliary. 


Mrs. Trice began her message by stating her willingness to do all 
in her power to be successful in the capacity as president. She made it 
clear that the Juniors should be given a chance to work with the Seniors 
if they do not have a separate organization. The message was inspira- 
tional, dynamic and spiritully delivered.. 


Song 


Jue 


At this time Mrs. Lizzie B. Askew was presented. Mrs. Askew stated 
that she had served the Auxiliary for more than twenty-five years and 
that while she had enjoyed the work she felt that a younger person 
should fill her place. She asked the Committee on Organization not to 
consider her name for Secretary. At this time Reverend H. B. Perry, 
Pastor of Mount Bright Baptist Church, Hillsboro, North Carolina, offered 
a motion that since Mrs. Askew and Mrs. M. N. Perry had rendered 
many years of loyal and untiring service that something tangible should 
be given them in recognition of the service rendered. The motion met 
with a second, voted and carried. 


Reverend H. B. Perry from Mount Bright Baptist Church delivered 
the Annual Sermon. He chose his text from St. Luke the 11th chapter and 
the 11th verse. In his sermon he made it plain that we as Christians do 
not reverence the house of God, in that we talk too much and keep too 
much noise. He also stated we should be careful how we treat our fel- 
lowmen. 


The sermon was inspirational and spiritually delivered. 


Adjournment and dinner served at 1:00 o’clock P.M. 


AFTERNOON SESSION — AUGUST 13, 1963 
2:00 P.M. 


The Auxiliary reassembled to join the brethren. Devotional services 
were led by Reverend Davis and Reverend Wright. After the devotional 
services were over, the Moderator, Dr. G. S. Stokes, came before the 
organizations to deliver his address. 


He first stated that we need to dedicate our lives to God that we 
might be able to stand. He urged each Senior Auxiliary to begin working. 
He maintained that women preachers were not Baptist Doctrine. He 
recommended: 


1. Churches should strive to make all men Christians. 


2. Each church use qualified members to teach in the Training De- 
partment. 


3. Put in office qualified members to work in the church. 

4. Encourage students to attend Shaw University. 

5. Encourage Finance for Christian Education. 

6. Line up with the pastor’s program. 

7. Abide by the Baptist Covenant and teach the Principles involved. 


8. Wake Association give financial aid to needy churches. 


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9. Churches give their pastors vacations with pay that they may go 
away and rest. 


10. Association elect a Historical Committee to record events that have 
occurred through the years. 


The address was delivered in excellency. 


Reverend S. L. Suitt of Olive Branch gave some high points on 
‘Teaching the Needs of the Missionary Baptist Doctrine and Practices 
in a Modern World.’’ He stated that we have God as our Supreme Healer 
and we as Christians call on Him to relieve us. He further emphasized 
the Holy Spirit emboding the individuals. 


Mr. J. T. Jiles came before the house to discuss the same subject. 
He urged all to do away with hate, malace and a life of ‘‘Happy Being”’; 
study and practice the Covenant; and let love rule out hate. 


REPORTS 


MINISTERS AND DEACONS UNION 
‘Reported $1.99 (on hand). 


ASSOCIATION 


Officers for 1964 — Same officers succeed themselves. Executive 
Board also the same. 


WOMAN’S AUXILIARY — 1964 


Mrs PGi EPiC@n dt: 0 oe eee Meroe on ic tak Career as President 
Mirsa: Margarete Pe layin on, 5ene con ope oe ei oses Vice President 
Miss EvelynetJOnes cn scieeeee eee Second Vice President 
MIs Harriet- br < DULIEL v4.2 heart ck este) sities Bae ete le eee Secretary 
MTS IVF PES SONOS er cere re eee ORT Mere eT eee Treasurer 


TIME AND PLACE — 1964 
Next meeting (Annual Setting) will be at Baptist Grove. 


WEDNESDAY NIGHT 


The ‘‘Talent Program” was presented with various churches of the 
country participating. The Juniors participating were alert. They spoke 
and sang to the glory of God. Mrs. H. P. Butler, the newly elected 
Secretary, was mistress of ceremony. Churches participated were as 
follows: Jones Hill, Wake Baptist Grove, Macedonia, Pleasant Grove, 
Pilot Baptist, Zebulon, First Baptist, Riley Hill and Wakefield. 


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After the ‘‘Talent Program,’’ Reverend Isaac Lee, pastor of the 
Wendell Baptist, Jones Chapel and Watts Chapel Baptist Churches, 
ascended the rostrum to deliver the sermon for the evening. He was 
assisted by Reverends W. H. Morgan and John Parks, Jr., and choir 
members from his churches. Reverend Lee chose his text from the 
second chapter of Mark and the third verse. His subject was ‘‘Jesus the 
Great Healer.’’ He urged that the church hold fast to ‘‘Faith.’’ 


Offering $20.00. 


Introduction of visitors and adjournment. 


THURSDAY MORNING SESSION 


The Devotions were conducted by Deacons Walter Young and H. L. 
Clemmons. Scripture read from 12lst Psalm and prayer by Deacon 
Young. 


Dr. Askew came forward to discuss the theme, ‘‘Teaching the Need 
of the Missionary Baptist Doctrine and Practices in a Modern World.”’ 
We gleaned the following points: 


1. The Baptist Church should stay in line with the New Testament and 
that all members have a right to vote and voice their opinion. 


2. Baptism is strictly Baptist Belief. 
3. Holy Spirit invokes every believer who professes Christ. 


Those who sat under his voice were certainly enlightened and made 
spiritually stronger. 


After Dr. Askew’s presentation, Reverend C. C. Jones came forward 
with more enlightening remarks. He stressed the following points: 


1. Teach the Bible and believe it whole heartedly. 

2. Christ became the mediator between God and man. 
3. Man must know God for himself. 
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Missionary Baptist should believe in the Baptist Church and its 
doctrine. 


All points were very enlighening. 


Our next speaker was Reverend Craig. He represented the State 
Missionary and substituted for Dr. O. L. Sherrill. He chose his text from 
Second Samuel. His message was forceful. He made it plain that we are 
to give as God had given his only son and the son gave his life. He closed 
his message by asking us to give more and more for mission. 

Collection $54.00. 


Adjournment for lunch. 


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THURSDAY AFTERNOON SESSION 


2:00 — Woman’s Auxiliary, Mrs. Edith M. Trice presiding. 


Devotions led by Sisters Elizabeth Chavis, Bessie Hood 


and W. 


Chavis. The 23rd Psalm was read as scripture lesson. Mrs. Trice, our 
president, came before the audience and introduced the speaker of the 


hour, Mrs. Hazel Sorrell. 


Mrs. Sorrell, a teacher in the North Carolina Educational system, a 
devouted church worker and a civic and social member of many citizens 


clubs. Her message was one full of inspiration and information. 


Offerings Association (total) $1,236.67; Woman’s Auxiliary, $124.53. 


THE WAKE ASSOCIATION TREASURER’S REPORT 
GIVEN AUGUST 14, 1963 
(Payed to the Order of) 


832 Reverend T. A. Watkins — Preaching ..................... 
833 Finance Committee — Service ................. cece eee eee 
834 Reverend A. A. Anderson — Auditor ....................0.. 
835 Woman’s Auxiliary — Expenses ...................sseeeees 
836 Reverend C. C. Jones — Expenses as Cor. Secretary ....... 
837 ‘Reverennd C. H. Heath — Vice Moderator ................. 
$38 InvingsSwain’ Press — Minutes 2.2202 ee cece sees oe 
839 Reverend C. R. Trotter — Postage, Envelopes ...... ...... 
$40' (ix, Board —,rxpenses; Meeting 0: inion veces oo oees cd oaeine: 
841 (G:-l. Laws — Treasurer Service! 2.65: 4: shen eee cis Gennes 
842 Reverend G. S. Stokes — Moderator Service ............. 
$42 Dr, Grady Davis: — Instruction. -2.4-a<s sates see ee 
844 “Martin: Street Church — Donation: 22.2... 022s.4eee nine 
$45. First Baptist, McCullers'— Donation 225...5- 2.321. eves: 
846 First Baptist Church, Middlesex — Donation ............... 
S50, Nz Av AL CoP: — Wendell Branch toa as eet ale by nox cmiclaes 
851 General Baptist Convention — Lott Carey Convention ..... 
852 General Baptist Convention — State Mission ............... 
$53 Shaw. University, —: Donation! g22..). 2 sense acs nse nce. 
854 Miss Marjorie Williams — Letters ......................005 
855 General Baptist Convention — Shaw University ........... 
856 Shaw University) — Donation \....-.69-20-75-6 ote e oe 
857 MYeo MSC. Als —eDonatiOne nea iena acme ven ere ona 
858 Reverend C. C. Jones — Service as Clerk ................. 
$59) Reverend) C.- R. Trotter — Preaching) 9.24 .¢4.2008-2 005.4 
860 Acme Realty Company — Treasurer’s Bond ............... 
861 Mrs. L. H. Robertson — Woman’s Auxiliary ............... 
862 General Baptist Convention — Donation ................. 
863 Reverend W. A. Perry — Mailing Letters ................. 


TOTAL 


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$ 2710.00 


Brought Forward 


43.52 


Deposits 2650.79 
TOTAL $ 2694.31 
Cash Payments 72.50 
Bank Charges 4.03 
TOTAL $ 2770.84 
Disb. 2710.00 
BALANCE $ 64.84 
FINANCIAL REPORT 
AUGUST 14-15, 1963 
ANNUAL SESSION EXTRA SESSION 
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Bethlehem ............ | | | * 20. " $ 20.00|$ 25.00|$ 45.00 
Baptist Grove ....... | | | 30.00} 30.00! 10.00/ 40.00 
Blevation 255.46 sse008 | [ | 
Blizabeth «...5. 56.25... | | | | 
Felts (Phelps) Chapel | | | | 13.75| 
1st Bapt. Franklinton | | | | 25.00} 25.00) 25.00] 50.00 
1st Bapt. Fuquay ..... | | | | 40.00} 40.00} 40.00] 40.00 
1st Bapt., Raleigh ....| | | 5.00} 5.00 | 
1st Bapt., McCullers ..| | | 
1st Bapt., Middlesex ..| | | 10.00} 10.00 | 10.00 
1st Bapt., Wilson ....| | | 25.00} 25.00 | 25.00 
1st Bapt., Zebulon ....| | | 8.50) 8.50} 9.00] 17.50 
1st Bapt., Wendell ....| | | | 17.50! 17.50} 13.00] 30.50 
Friendship Chapel ....| | | 25.30} 25.30} 27.40} 52.70 
Gethsemane .......... | | | | 20.00] 20.00} 20.00| 40.00 
Good Hope ........... | | | 30.00} 30.00} 30.00] 60.00 
Holly Springs ........ | | I$ 11.50} 10.00] 21.50 | 21.50 
Jones Chapel ......... | | | | | | 
Jones Hill’ ...0... 5 | | | 25.00} 25.00 | 25.00 
Juniper Level ........ |$ 10.00|$ 10.00] 30.00 50.00} 82.22] 132.22 
Macedonia. ...:....... | | 10.00} 10.00) 10.00| 20.00 
Malaby’s Cross Road | | | 20.00) 20.00 | 20.00 
Mary Grove .......... | | | | 
Martin Street ......... | | | 15.00} 15.00 | 15.00 
Mt. Bright ............ | | | | 5.00] 5.000 | 5.00 


Mt. Pleasant _... | 20.00! 29.00! 15.00; 10.50] 65.50] 25.00| 90.50 
Mt. Zion, Cary ...... | | | | 
New Bethel 32... | | 25.00 | 25.00} 25.00| 50.00 
New Liberty .......... | | | 20.00| 20.00] 10.00| 30.00 
New Providence ...... | | | 30.25} 30.25] 14.50| 44.75 
Oaks Gitya pea creas ee | | 20.00] 30.00} 50.00 50.00 
Oak Grove {02. cian | | | | 10.10| 10.10) 10.10 
Oberlin Baptist ....... | | | 
Olives Branch) 45... | | | 30.00} 30.00) 44.00] 74.00 
Pilot Baptist ......... | | 15.00] 15.00} 10.00] 25.00 
Pleasant Grove ...... | | 25.00] ll 50.00; 25.00| 75.00 
Riley: Hill wecccses esas | | | 50.06} 50.06; 84.59] 134.65 
Springfield  ....... | 17.50| 17.50] 40.00] | 75.00] 35.00] 
Stoke’s Chapel ........ | | | 15.00] | 15.00] 36.00| 51.00 
St. Matthew .......... | 5.00! 5.00] 21.50} | 31.50] 51.50| 83.00 
Tupper Memorial .... | | | | 10.00} 10.00 | 10.00 
Union Grove ......... | | 25.00| 25.00] 10.00] 35.00 
Wake Bapt. Grove ....| | 59.00| 59.00| 79.00] 138.00 
Wake Chapel ......... | | | | i 37.72| 42.87| 80.59 
Wakefield Bapt. ...... | | | 25.00] 25.00} 25.00| 50.00 
Woodland Chapel ..... | | | 11.00 | 11.00| 10.00] 21.00 
Williams Grove ...... | | | | | 
Old Liberty .......... | 5.00] 5.00] 10.00) 20.00| 10.00] 30.00 
Wake Mission Union ..| | | | | | 5.00] 
Wed. Afternoon Offer. | | | 20.96| 20.96 | 
Wed. Night Offer. ....| | | 31.10| 31.10 | 
Shaw Collection ...... | | | 54.45| 54.45 | 
Wake Miss. Union ....| | | | 25.00] 25.00 | 

| 57.50] 107.50| 184.00| 870.69|1109.44 | 
Women’s Auxiliary $ 124.53 
Association 1,088.91 
NAACP 26.25 
Number of Churches Reporting ..........00.0. ¢e.cds cw ees 39 
Number of Churches ont Roll) 2.5-5.5... 22s ee 48 
Extra: Session April: 12,1964) 2. 6.4542 vo sies bes Oe eta een $ 1,162.82 


WOMAN’S AUXILIARY FINANCIAL REPORT 


Macedoniay baptiste Churcher acme etree iene: $ 2.00 
CO )bn (ciate oh ee 01el s taeteg Aenea en gh eR oe ERP RMR CTL Aorta. no peer ae 5.00 
Wednesday Ayo Otering x. osnc scott cc bourne rcanscenieahns bre kde oto 10.26 
Wednesday, Night Offering: Gapissee sce es else seimteue laste oneeaneee 10.00 
Waker Baptist. GTOVGr a ou es yea ana Marre a aacie tee titers. wine tig bathe 3.00 
AOS CTStSJag G OU Siege eee bes acy ol cae tan ty Oe A ace nee Ch eR fe Ug ae Un ene nr 5.00 
Mounts Pleasant arturo ccc sree oe ance eaiame es reset ora areata 5.00 
SESH GT NAY EE tH Oe) eae medic EET ce en Pes RRA eRe Pe ae nO 5.00 
Rolesville New Bete sa.csinclie nee ss ee ie oe eds coin? ane Nee: 5.00 
AP TLO CES AUIS Giaaaras arer eee snare ios Ode eter oeos oat asus ane catia ast 4.00 


JUNIOR CIRCLE 


Wickefielcins, Sei tpn 2 me etd al Ged Suita) MO Mn SiN a Vee ae Dawes alah eee $ 1.00 
Baptist? GLOVE! s) wos dtncc cies nein a ame ed Danae Sih aaa oer are ae teen 2.50 
Olive Branch wise wes Wetmore tt oun maaltek secutt gui UN aees a ee Geert eae ae 2.50 


COMMITTEE ON TEMPERANCE 


Whereas crime seems to be on the increase in America, we recom- 
mend that all Christians follow the New Testament teaching of Christ. 


That we practice Christian Stewardship in our daily living. 
That we, as Christians, live worthy lives to constrain others to follow. 


COMMITTEE ON CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 


1. The Association strive to sponsor a program of Christian Educa- 
tion in every Church in the Association. 


2. That the Association ask each Church to establish a Shaw Day. 
3. That every Pastor lend his hearty support to the cause. 


4. That a Director of Christian Education be appointed and submit 
plans to the Executive at the next meeting. 
Committee, 
Chairman, Prof. Raymond Jones 
Mrs. Edith Trice 
Deacon B. O. Wilcox 
Mrs. G. Hall 
Deacon Edward Hall 
Reverend R. H. Jones 
Mrs. Harriet P. Butler 


COMMITTEE ON STATE OF THE UNION 


Whereas the greatest agitation confronts the United States and the 
world at large. The Civil Rights desegregation which affects the darker 
races in general and the American Negro in particular, which is contrary 
to the teaching of God’s word, and which is entirely unfavorable to the 
Constitution of the United States and the rebellion of the decision handed 
down by the Supreme Court which has been protested by demonstra- 
tions of many of our young people, joined by some of the right thinking 
white people. 


Be it resolved that we endorse the stand taken by those who demon- 
strate against this unrighteous practice. 


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Committee, 
Dr. C. E. Askew, Chaiman 
Mr. Lennie Jeffreys 
Mrs. Annie High 
Mrs. W. O. Bullock 
Reverend R. H. Jones 
Mrs. E. N. Perry 


COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS 


1. Whereas we have studied our financial reports, we recommend 
that operation expenses be reduced wherever possible, and increase more 
funds to carry out the objectives of the Constitution. 


2. A Committee on Constitution be appointed to study and revise the 
Constitution wherever needed. 


3. We further recommend that our official staff make themselves 
better acquainted with Shaw University and its staff so that the financial 
appeals be more effective. 


Committee, 
Reverend S. L. Suitt 
Reverend Isaac Lee 
Reverend C. W. Ward 
Professor H. Fitts 
Deacon C. V. King 
Deacon Otha Holden 
Deacon T. O. Stokes 
Reverend A. M. Wiggins 
Mrs. M. N. Perry, Secretary 


COMMITTEE ON OFFICERS 


We recommend that all members of the Association’s Executive 
Board, Ministerial Board and Ministers’ and Deacons’ Union, succeed 
themselves. 


Committee, 


Chairman, Reverend Vick Alston 
Deacon Otha Holden 

Deacon Theodore Chavis 
Reverend B. C. Morgan 

Deacon R. B. Rayford ‘ 
Mrs. Amanda Young, Secretary 


COMMITTEE ON TIME AND PLACE 


We, Your Committee on Time and Place, Recommend that the next 
Session be held with the Baptist Grove Church, Reverend W. A. Perry, 


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Pastor, Wednesday, and Thursday, before the Third Sunday in August, 
1964. 


The Committee, 


COMMITTEE ON OBITUARY 


Mt. Bright — Mrs. Henrietta Wells, Mrs. Linsey Price, Reverend 
Hampton Long. 


Juniper Level — Brother W. L. Hood. 


Martin Street — Dr. Moses Delaney, Mrs. Alice F. Lash, Mrs. Margaret 
Parker. 


Mount Pleasant — Deacon Richard Dunn 
Wake Chapel — Mr. Ester Williams, Mrs. Laura Branch 


Bethlehem — Brother Matthew Waters, Mrs. Ora Ligon, and Mr. James 
Oakley 


Baptist Grove — Mrs. Eunice Corbin, and Mr. Robert Chavis 


First Baptist, Holly Springs — Brother Andrew L. McClain, and Mrs. 
Ardelia Womble 


New Bethel, Rolesville — 


Pleasant Grove — Deacon Thomas Harris, Mrs. Ethel Lyons, and Mrs. 
Rebecca Fuell 
Brother Usher Newkirk, Deacon Willie Snow. 
Mrs. Model Miner, Deacon Joshua Brodie, Mrs. Catherine Christmas, 
and Mrs. Mattie Bumpass. 


Olive Branch — Mrs. Della Harris, Mrs. Minnie L. Massenburg, and 
Mr. William Shackleford 
Mrs. Ellen Powell, Mrs. Chanie Dent, Mrs. Pedie Jones, Mr. George 
Jackson 


Friendship Chapel — Deacon Luther Mitchell, Mr. Oscar Austin, Mrs. 
Nora D. Coker, and Mr. Arthur Rogers. 


Union Grove — Mrs. Callie Brodie, and Ora Lee Bevins 
Saint Matthew — Mr. Burt Ivey, and Mrs. Mary Carpenter 


Riley Hill — Mrs. Lula Smith, Mr. Fred Horton, Mrs. Velma Holden 
Cross, Mrs. Sarah Jones Debman, Mr. Leo Holden. 


MID-YEAR SESSION — MARCH 29, 1964 


The Woman’s Auxiliary Hour began with Dr. G. S. Stokes, assisted 
by the Vice President, Mrs. Margaret P. Taylor, presiding. The Junior 
Choir of First Baptist of Franklinton, sang ‘‘Christ Arose’’ after which 
Reverend Amos Causey gave invocation and prayer. The scripture lesson, 
the 24th chapter of St. Luke, verses 1-12, was read by Reverend S. L. 
Suit. Prayer by Reverend Cook. 


The choir rendered another selection after which Mrs. Edith M. 
Trice ascended the rostrum, accompanied by the guest speaker. She 
greeted the audience, expressing gratitude, humbleness and thanks for 
having a part of the great work of the Auxiliary. 


Mrs. Trice introduced the speaker, Mrs. Blanche A. Rivers of 
Raleigh, North Carolina, a graduate of Shaw University, received her 
Masters Degree from Temple University and is employed as a teacher at 
the State School for the Blind and the Deaf. 


Mrs. Rivers used as her theme: ‘‘The Living Lord, In the Com- 
munity.”’ 


She spoke dynamically to her audience. Some of the important 
factors in her address were as follows: 


1. Truth does not die, nor perish 
Self culture and self denial 


Best for ourselves at the expense of our brethren is not Christ-like 


Practice fair relations 


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4. We must love 
5) 
6. Loving your enemies is fulfilling the law 
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Charity legislates our lives. 
In closing, she admonished all to love. 


The President expressed gratitude to Mrs. Rivers for bringing such 
an inspiring message. 


The choir sang ‘‘He Lives.”’ 
Delegates were urged to report to the Finance Committee. 
An offering for the Auxiliary was lifted. 


“T come to the Garden,’’ was sung by the choir after which the meet- 
ing was turned over to the Moderator, Dr. G. S. Stokes. He expressed 
how very fortunate the Association (Wake Baptist) and Woman’s Auxil- 


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iary were to have the privilege to meet with the First Baptist Church 
of Franklinton and their pastor, Reverend Causey, who is a Senior at 
Baptist Seminary of Wake Forest College. 


Suggested amounts for Shaw University from individual churches 
were given by the Moderator. Receipts were given different churches for 


money paid for Shaw University at the Annual Setting of the Wake Bap- 
tist Association in August. 


Reverend S. L. Suitt introduced the speaker, Dr. James Cheek, 
President of Shaw University. 


Dr. Cheek gave an inspiring message. He urged all to help Shaw 
University, the oldest Negro University alive. 


Reverend Edgerton offered prayer after the message. 
Offering for Shaw University was taken. 
Reports of Committees. 


Introduction of visitors. 


Adjournment. 
MID YEAR SESSION 
MARCH 29, 1964 
Ta GLOME? # ed oc cny: Peis le Sepeee tO e cea NTS Poesia orate ton eae ean eee $ 17.00 
Piley PIU oh Ahk sass A cee Di LP One EI ae eer 62.62 
ZLevulon: Baptist sss cee oe ea ater eae ae ei 8.30 
Baptiste Groves 2 cree eee TIS Vee et feve teeny Seeder 25.00 
Ericndship, Chapel jac cis oles oe Sak ere tet eee eae 12.00 
JUNIPE|H VLCVEL. | ok onwcnesiowl os ete ise etee Beene etoile Pee aneeec ee 20.00 
Hirst. Baptist, Muquay. os lastsig easter ene eae ea oe eakies eeehe 41.75 
INGE WRB Cte] cst eee niet ae ECT intone eerceene 5.00 
Mount Pleasants ree scccnn cies sete Creed eee ren cheese atone arene 25.00 
Bethlehem. ‘Baptists... cific cc. Wea ne eo ta a oe ao neem 15.00 
Saint Matthew: cid te aceon sree roe ae eee ee ae ee ee 15.00 
BELES: CHADD se iekak iceartetens ors srahoe eon ae cece inven ee eee 11.00 
Oberliny Bapistier eccentric eke eee re ce reer 10.00 
Wake Bapust’ ccs oe teas Boao cies a eine 76.0C 
DOM AGION wick alk e Geeta alec s Sieg Spe REE LL PAC Ee aE en eR Re eee 15.00 
Ministers: anGi DGC aCONns: vasa. hoo tene Sore ee ioe ay see ee eee 25.00 
Pleasant: Grove’ scopes LS ieee neal ita ee ec eee 25.00 
MB TICNASNID: BABA Oc nec ern Coe CHU eee ee 19.14 
First, Baptist, Franklinton: 36ers 25.00 
New: Bethel! iiss eee ahie lee a seks een me arte 25.00 


PUTA reg UH ety eevee cn esters earth fas cue at cent ated g tu acim erate idee Sh aen ne Stik aie 100.12 


LPS HSK 6) 0 02) Warne air gre Seater a meme ce ei Ton a ey de ere eae, 7.50 
IMAC ECM OMI aera errr Mere ean cyan eee: tranny URI, 10.00 
Biaptistes GLOVE sc cei ct tes crn does chao nw ea omree tas alas ce er en aeeys 25.00 
Reverend: Walliamy (Mangum: (2.6 .ctee oie ee rereta ec sain ee oe 5.00 
BATS os a DULSL, <LODU LON Mcrieres ac cate atte ees sect uta cnegi aerate: 9.50 
Stal ody Bela 8 uVeys arias eae Seis ee rig montis broth aecitene ao can Doe mie eee 45.26 
Gethsemane y cee eee ee ee ei Teenie ee enters cimncr antares hens 20.00 
Wiel ChICIO ret ac ences cin earch erate ome pene tra 25.00 
TBCcynallfelalenaah Meee chayhece eta Par RecA Beco emer en Uno erie Renner ected Renae OER 10.00 
AY Poy nf ead Sal (2 Rove ia | Ue eA ee ROT PR eR errs RAT ut ne er 49.00 
Alay o(aisfod Hi Ra toseenen pn oetoenen rs rere cera rar rica Capen a aa nee nt Cica natn MERGER era CS AE 8.00 
Winisen@ MaDe lice creature ce acne «fees eraimnren fomarnd teen ante ame arses 25.00 
ATID OE ACV CIN ade eee cont as crete ean tects arnt orgs Green agrarns see atain a PARE ero 242.00 
SWTUISCLO NG over e ecsiae wa eiags eee ws saree muse era d ows aoa ieee aauntalens 62.08 
Juniper Level — By Gy Smith 2. acs 2 esse i oa Sate see et So ou 5.00 
ING Wes PEOVIGCTC Ce racers eee ee eee tele ee a eee he eye aries 21.50 
Woodland CHADGL eit nsioe tus c cane tne saree Ga creel aan dalek recaps 10.00 
OPViera EAN Cire es cuatro holes oe Lica aie ne han tron ee aautn ne 25.00 
OIE EID OTUs oe Sac ae toot ae ON aaa arate Rr ta Bestar notin: 10.00 
PHOEBE APES Ee? Saeco oats Some amie rare eee ee ee ere eee 25.00 
Nalaby’S Cross sROAd = succes site sere cera tee wari Ro en 152.50 
COORG IDV Da DUs egrets han ike oe ene ie oe Hn oe eee heres tee cea tenets 100.00 
StOmeSe Cha pelyt wnt ns 5.t incon aueeet aso Sein cla eM tae se Ao By ytae ious 15.00 
IN Gyo CEC ees ete ks craves eos ORE tS Sante a amcor a teem s Cee AR 232.00 
Oliver Bran Chivers ase ae eee en ee ee ee 20.00 
WiaKOnC HaADele oa caret mutica net ead Cantina ae ema wn 125.00 
Riley sel eeto ene ccna etree teehee rein tan sene kamen. 200.78 
Lp er V0 6 tc) 11) 4 6) IT 02) Mia Pa ein ahay ene Pee aries? a anita rary SN Oe 31.66 
SLE GOIG Woes cere etki cece eny titans nara siete Mle re slates een a oer: 151.60 
SaibrMatenew esoccene mans eal inaree ae itaas oi cadtcuuind eased 104.74 
Bapuse (Gloves ata neh eae mere on ae am aac oon ee 25.00 
Woodland *Chapell> eto wanartnts iat tre8 went ay args ne Wore ees 10.00 
BIPSWBaAptse. ELAMKINCON, cys eacc-ce oysters Gain oe we wins steae we hae 125.00 
NIOUNES PLO ASANCM se ericne ft Aen ton odo De eee ion rasl odor ha eet 17.88 
NEW LEIDOTUY ee ees. peter yaee ira che eaenaeess Mapclr os SEAS oneness: 43.50 
Stokes Chapeli vse atte cee eR crces as a are See ea eae 15.00 
Wake Chapelinieni nce seis onal wanes a ehon tees eed ao eid eins at bat 7.63 
PLOY OEM hen rrticateo eerie enh oben ae eaaitetioe da mometaannlemetrei ates 8.60 


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