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The Pilgrim Holiness Church ROCKY MOUNTAIN DISTRICT MINUTES of the THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE June 30, 1958 Pikes Peak Tabernacle Colorado Springs, Colorado
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The Pilgrim Holiness Church
ROCKY MOUNTAIN DISTRICT
MINUTES of the
THIRTY-SEVENTH
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
June 30, 1958
Pikes Peak Tabernacle
Colorado Springs, Colorado
The Pilgrim Holiness Church
ROCKY MOUNTAIN DISTRICT
MINUTES of the
THIRTY-SEVENTH
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
June 30, 1958
Pikes Peak Tabernacle
Colorado Springs, Colorado
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY District Superintendent
L. E. Schendel 312 W. Kiowa, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. ME 2-9375
Assistant District Superintendent R. W. Wooten 606 N. Cooper, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. ME 4-0341
District Secretary W. J. Brown 3930 19th St., Boulder, Cob., Ph. HI 3-0229
District Treasurer F. L. Freed Kiowa, Cob., Ph. MT 1-3243
Additional Members to the Council R. L. Gilbert 1818 E. Dale, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. ME 4-2584 D. E. Moller Campo, Colorado Marion B. Hill 209 E. 6th St., McCook, Nebr.
Board of Trustees Constituted of District Council as per Articles of Incorporation, Sec. 5.
Educational Board Local Study Course (4 years)
Paul Gafford Madrid, Nebr., Ph. 28R First Year Work (3 years)
C. E. Wert 532 W. Monument St., Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. ME 4-1753 Second Year Work (2 years)
L. C. Felsburg Superior, Nebr., Ph. 477W Third Year Work (1 year)
J. H. Fortner 2240 N St., Lincoln, Nebr., Ph. 5-9600
Examining Board F. L. Freed (3 years) Kiowa, Cob., Ph. MA 1-3243 R. W. Wooten (2 yrs) 606 No. Cooper, Cob Springs., Cob., Ph. ME 4-0341 W. J. Brown (1 year) --------------------3930 19 St , Boulder, Cob., Ph. HI 3-0229 Resolutions George Lingo, W. F. Drown, Marvin Moberly
Committees Ways and Means Dale Rummel, Roscoe Sanders, 3. H. Fortner Auditing E. L. Reiff and Hubert Hughes Statistical Duane Knierim and L. C. Felsburg Reception C. C. Darr and Elmer Jantz Memoirs Verneeda Brown and Wanda Lingo
Bible College Board (Members from Rocky Mountain District)
L. C. Felsburg Superior, Nebr., Ph. 471W Duane Kneirim Oshkosh, Nebr., Ph. 943
Sunday School Board R. L. Gilbert, Promotional Secretary Colorado Springs, Cob. D. E. Moller, Treasurer (2 years) Campo, Colorado Duane Kneirim (1 year) Oshkosh, Nebraska C. C. Darr (3 years) 615 W. Platte, Colorado Springs, Cob., Ph. ME 3-4197
Young Peoples Executive Board Duane Kneirim, Executive Secretary Oshkosh, Nebraska Roscoe Sanders, Treasurer .... 711 5. 8th St., Rocky Ford, Cob., Ph. 144M
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MINISTERIAL DIRECTORY Ordained Ministers
Barnes, Minnie Rocky Ford, Colorado Brown, Verneeda, Pastor Sutherland, Nebr., Ph. EV 6-435 1 Brown, W. J., Pastor 3930 19th St., Boulder, Cob., Ph. HI 3-0229 Carpenter, Eva H. Stratton, Nebraska Coleman, C. C. 208 W. 2nd St., McCook, Nebr., Ph. 1933 LW Coleman, Mrs. C. C. McCook, Nebraska Conard, Clifford, Pastor Benkleman, Nebraska Darr, Charles C., Pastor 615 W. Platte, Cob. Sprgs., Cob., Ph. ME 3-4197 Doll, John, Pastor Belivue, Cob., Ph. RU 2-0049 Drown, W. F., Evangelist 223 N. Spruce, Cob. Sprgs., Cob., Ph. ME 4-7280 Elkins, W. A., Pastor Arthur, Nebraska Elkins, Mrs. W. A. Arthur, Nebraska Emery, S. I., Evangelist Bellaire, Michigan Felsburg, L. C., Pastor Superior, Nebr., Ph. 477W Felsburg, Richard 411 Hill Road, Colorado Springs., Colorado Fitts, Z. D., Evangelist 9900 W. 41 Ave., Golden, Cob., Ph. CR 9-1407 Flick, James, Pastor Box 132, Walsh, Cob., Ph. 2616 Fortner, J. H., Pastor 2240 N St. Lincoln, Nebr., Ph. 5-9600 Freed, F. L., Pastor Kiowa, Cob., Ph. MA 1-3243 Friesen, Edward, Pastor - Stratton, Nebr., Ph. 7661 Gafford, Paul, Pastor Madrid, Nebr., Ph. 28R Gilbert, R. L., Pastor 1818 E. Dale, Cob. Springs, Cob., Ph. ME 4-2584 Glendenning, E. A., Pastor Lodgepole, Nebr., Ph. 2261 Haines, Herbert 128 W. Fountain, Cob. Sprgs., Cob., Ph. ME 2-1431 Hamilton, R. G., Pa'r 1308 Orchard, Grand Junction, Cob., Ph. CH 2-1116 Hill, Marion B., Pastor 209 6th St., East McCook, Nebraska Hires, Ball C., Evangelist Howell, E. H. Box 894, Derby, Kansas Howell, Mrs. E. H. Derby, Kansas Hughes, Hubert, Pastor Imperial, Nebr., Ph. 177 Ibsen, Nels 2715 W. A. St., North Platte, Nebraska Ibsen, Ruth North Platte, Nebraska Jantz, Elmer, Pastor 202 N. 9th St., Lamar, Cob., Ph. 1073M Knierim, Duane, Pastor Oshkosh, Nebraska, Ph. 94J Lewis, Carl 1221 Ida, Wichita, 9, Kan., Ph. AM 2-3327 Lingo, George Box 419 Imperial, Nebraska Lingo, Wanda , Imperial, Nebraska Mason, Evelee, Pastor 705 Fountain, Pueblo, Cob., Ph. LI 3-3185 Mason, Genevie, Pastor Pueblo, Colorado McCarty, C. W. 2118 W. Pikes Peak, Cob. Springs, Cob., Ph. ME 2-1432 McLane, Gene — Address Unknown Molber, D. E., Pastor Campo, Colorado Pottenger, Marion 1213 Bluemont Ave., Manhattan, Kansas Reiff, E. L., Evangelist 1020 N. Walnut St., Colorado Springs, Cob. Reiff, Wilma 1020 N. Walnut St., Colorado Springs, Cob. Rummel, Dale, Pastor 804 Knox Ct., Denver, Cob., Ph. AL 5-8797 Sanders, L. M. P. 0. Box 975, Muncie, Indiana Sanders, Mrs. L. M. Muncie, Indiana Sanders, Roscoe, Pastor 711 S. 8th, Rocky Ford, Cob., Ph. 144M Schendel, L. E., Supt. 312 W. Kiowa, Cob. Springs, Cob., Ph. ME 2-9375 Shreffler, J. E., Rt. 4, Box 256, Golden, Cob., Ph. LA 0-19413 Shriffler, Helen K. Golden, Colorado Spaugh, ma B., Mission Worker .. Lyford, Texas Spaugh, 0. J., Mission Worker Lyford, Texas Stewart, Florence, Pastor Tecumseh, Nebr., Ph. 2227 Tatum, C. A. Rt. 3, Box 465, Fort Collins, Colorado Wert, C. E., Education 532 W. Monument, Cob. Sprgs., Cob. Ph. ME 4-1753 Wooten, R. W., Pastor 606 N. Cooper, Cob. Springs, Cob., Ph. ME 4-0341
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LICENSED MINISTERS Third Year License
-Byrd, Blanche, Mission Worker Farmington, New Mexico ,> Custer, William P. 0. Box 61, Sterling, Colorado 2 Doll, Helen, Pastor Belivue, Cob., Ph. HIJ 2-5506 .> Gafford, Emma, Education Penrose, Colorado
} McGee, Frank Black Forest, Cob., Ph. ME 5-0090 >Moberly, Marvin, Pastor Lewelben, Nebr., Ph. 3861
2 Mueller, Duane, Education 516 W. Dale, Cob. Sprgs., Cob., Ph. ME 5-2655 Second Year License
e.Brizendine, Ruth Florence, Colorado ) Glendenning, Velma Lodgepole, Nebraska iMue1ler, Chester Wichita, Kansas 2 Sander, Robert, Pastor 502 Maberly, Hoidrege, Nebr., Ph. WY 5-4417 ,>Spaugh, David 2301 W. A St., North Platte, Nebraska
First Year License
2 Berkley, Roy Farmington, New Mexico ) Cheney, Robert Oshkosh, Nebraska ,)Darr, Eugene 1430 N. Walnut, Cob. Springs, Cob., Ph. ME 3-4197
- 1818 E. Dale, Colorado Springs, Colorado 1104 N. E. 7th St., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Gilbert, Bernice Gulliford, Lewis Kelley, Floyd 546½ W. St. Vram, Colorado Springs, Colorado Lathrum, Carl 110 Red Rock Ave., Colorado Springs, Colorado
,Mo1le, E. W. Lodgepole, Nebraska esmaney, Bob El Monte, California
2Rosentrater, James 540 W. Monument, Colorado Springs, Colorado Wilkins, Cecil 1030 W. Cucharras, Colorado Springs, Colorado
ORDAINED DEACONESSES Gardner, Mrs. Susie 715 Glendale, Pueblo, Colorado Heath, Mary 715 N. Cooper, Colorado Springs, Colorado Henry, Mrs. Vada 2928 N. Chestnut, Cob Sprgs., Cob., Ph. ME 3-8768 Justice, Mrs. Elsie 440 N. Cooper, Colorado Springs, Colorado
LICENSED DEACONESSES McMuUin, Ruth Lewellen, Nebraska
>Pincomb, Mrs. Clara 520 W. Monument, Cob. Sprgs., Cob., Ph. ME 3-9966
Foreign Missionaries Bonner, N. N. P. 0. Port Shepstone, Natal, So. Africa Bonner, Mrs. N. N. P. 0. Port Shepstone, Natal, So. Africa Bursch, Daniel H. Africa Bursch, Madge .Mrica Cook, James Africa Cook, Mrs. James Africa Davis, Roy Karnataka Bible Seminary, Gadag, B. P. India Long, Richard Ebenezer Mission, Stegi, Long, Ruby Ebenezer Mission, Stegi, Miller, Arleta 900 N. Hobart Blvd., Vega, Rachel Escontria 4 Ote, C. Walker, Marion 226 E. Ohio St., Walker, Elda P. 226 E. Ohio St.
MINISTERIAL INFORMATION Cole, W. R. Transferred to Pacific Northwest District Evans, Ronald E. Transferred to Michigan District Hickman, J. V. Deceased Luscombe, Chas. Deceased Poff, A. F. Deceased Reading, William A. Dropped Reading, Mrs. William A. Dropped Swan, Audrey Dropped Martsolf, Russel Dropped Smith, Mary B. Dropped
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Swaziland, South Africa Swaziland, South Africa Los Angeles, California Valbes, S. L. P., Mexico Indianapolis 4, Indiana Indianapolis 4, Indiana
INACTIVE MINISTERS The following come under the head of Inactive Ministers, and if not en-gaged in the ministry before 1959 will be deprived of their vote at the 1959 conference. (See Manual page 89, section 178.) Berkley, Roy Gulliford, Lewis Shreffler, J. E. Carpenter, Mrs. Eva Howell, E. H. Shreffler, Helen K.
Howell, Mrs. E. H. Spaugh, David Custer, William Ibsen, Nels Tatum, C. A. Felsburg, Richard Ibsen, Ruth Wilkins, Cecil
PASTORIAL APPOINTMENTS Arthur, Nebraska W. A. Elkins Belivue, Colorado John and Helen Doll Benkleman, Nebraska Clifford Conard Bladen, Nebraska To Be Supplied Bethel, Colorado Springs, Cob. C. C. Darr Boulder, Colorado W. J. Brown Campo, Colorado D. E. Moller Canon City, Colorado Lloyd Smith First Church, Colorado Springs, Cob. R. W. Wooten Denver, Colorado Dale Rummel Grand Junction, Colorado R. G. Hamilton Haigler, Nebraska To Be Supplied Holdrege, Nebraska Bob Sander Imperial, Nebraska Hubert Hughs Lamar, Colorado Elmer Jantz Kiowa, Colorado F. L. Freed Lodgepole, Nebraska E. A. Glendenning Lewellen, Nebraska Marvin Moberly Lincoln, Nebraska J. H. Fortner McCook, Nebraska Marion B. Hill Madrid, Nebraska Paul Gafford Nob Hill, Colorado Springs, Cob. R. L. Gilbert Oshkosh, Nebraska D. L. Knierim Pueblo, Colorado Mason Twins Rocky Ford, Colorado Roscoe Sanders Stratton, Nebraska Ed Friesen Superior, Nebraska L. C. Felsburg Sutherland, Nebraska Verneeda Brown Tecumseh, l'ebraska Florence Stewart Walsh, Colorado James Flick
DELEGATES Ordained Ministers and Deaconesses
Brown, Verneeda Brown, W. J. Cole, W. R. Coleman, C. C. Conard, Clifford Darr, Charles C. Doll, John Drown, W. F. Elkin, W. A. Elkins, Mrs. W. A. Felsburg, L. C. Fortner, J. H.
Gafford Emma Moberly, Marvin Berkely, Roy Brizendine, Ruth
Freed, F. L. Gafford, Paul Gilbert, R. L. Glendenning, E. A. Haines, Herbert Hill, Marion B. Hughes, Hubert Heath, Mary Justice, Elsie Knierim, Duane Lingo, George Lingo, Wanda
Licensed Ministers Gilbert, Bernice Doll, Helen Glendenning, Elgin
Mason, Evelee Mason, Genevie McCarthy, C. W. Moller, D. E. Reiff, E. L. Rummel, Dale Sanders, Roscoe Schendel, L. E. Spaugh, ma B. Spaugh, 0. J. Stewart, Florence Wooten, R. W.
Glendenning, Velma Sander, Robert Lathrum, Carl
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Lay Delegates Arthur, Nebraska Blanch Porter Beilvue, Colorado Benkleman, Nebraska Lorene Hickman Bladen, Nebraska Undecided Bethel, Colorado Springs, Cob. Sr. Kahre
Boulder, Colorado Rebecca Chance Campo, Colorado Zeda England Canon City, Colorado Ethel Howard First Church, Cob. Sprgs. Mildred Wadell, Walter Siegrist, Paul Brown Denver, Colorado Alice Ackerman and Iva Green Haigler, Nebraska Undecided
Imperial, Nebraska Rena Dinnel Kiowa, Colorado Elmer Carlson Lamar, Colorado Wilson Houston Lodgepole, Nebraska Undecided Lewellen, Nebraska Harold Swan Lincoln, Nebraska Undecided McCook, Nebraska Carl Sander Madrid, Nebraska Cora Davis Nob Hill, Colorado Springs, Cob. Fannie Erb Oshkosh, Nebraska Virginia Peterson Pueblo, Colorado Floyd Dreibholtz Rocky Ford, Colorado T. E. James Stratton, Nebraska Undecided Superior, Nebraska June Persinger Sutherland, Nebraska Francis Castle Walsh, Colorado Fannie Gourley
STANDING RULES 1. We recommend that the Ways and Means Resolution and Statis-
tical Committees be appointed by the District Superintendent at the conference for the following year. Be it further resolved that any material may be presented to said committees during the year.
2. That the pastors verify the reports of their respective churches before sending them to the District Conference.
3. That all buildings such as churches, parsonages, or extensive im-provements, be approved by the District Superintendent before con-struction.
4. That no church of our district shall call a pastor, evangelist, repre-sentative of foreign missions or other church institutions without first consulting the District Superintendent.
5. That the Conference year close on May 31 and that all the reports be in the hands of the District Secretary by June 10, and that all District monies be sent in to the District Treasurer by the same date.
6. That we go on record as being opposed to our children having to dress, dance or do other things in the physical education department of the public schools in violation of our religious convictions and our church standards.
7. Owing to the soon coming of Jesus and the great spiritual need of the world, be it resolved that each pastor be privileged to hold two revival meetings of two weeks duration each year with regular support paid, sub-ject to the approval of the District Superintendent.
8. Be it resolved that we have a Foreign Missionary Convention in the fall, time to be set by the District Council.
9. That the District Treasurer give an itemized account to the District Conference of where all the Home Missionary money was spent.
10. That all members pay their tithes into the church in which they retain their memberships, according to Section 68 in the Manual.
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Dorothy Vigil
11. That the District secure and maintain all the books in the different courses of study as prescribed by the Manual in sufficient number to accommodate, if necessary, any candidate taking any one of the courses. That the Educational Committee formulate rules for the loaning of such books, determine the number to be secured, and select custodian, subject to the approval of th District Council.
12. That the conference bar shall include the first seven rows of seats in the center and south sections and the platform.
13. Be it resolved that the time for Conference sittings be fixed as follows: 8:00-11:45 a.m., 1:45-5:00 p.m. and 6:30-9:00 p.m.
14. That the District Superintendent shall appoint all committees and fill all vacancies.
15. Be it resolved that the District Superintendent be granted a two weeks' vacation with pay each year.
16. We recommend that each pastor be granted a two weeks' vacation with pay each year.
17. Whereas the present trend toward immodesty of dress is so evid-ently out of keeping with the word of God, and girls and women who are members of the Pilgrim Holiness Church are not to appear in public wearing immodest forms of dress so current today, such as sun suits, shorts or without stockings, dresses of immodest length, slacks, or similar garments. Men and boys of the church are not to appear in public in shorts or with out shirts.
18. Whereas the trend of worldliness is so prevalent and is making inroads in the Church, be it resolved that we strongly urge parents to dress their children according to the spirit of the Manual which sets forth a standard of modesty.
19. Be it resolved that District Minister's license shall not be granted to any person who does not have a definite call to, or who does not plan to enter the active ministry.
Be it further resolved, that no licentiate be advanced in ministerial standing unless actively engaged in the ministry. 20. Be it resolved that each pastor report all seekers in the church
of which he has the oversight. 21. Be it resolved that semi-annual zone Sunday School conventions
be held for the purpose of encouraging the work of the Sunday School, such conventions to be arranged for, and supervised by the chairman of the District Sunday School Board if possible, or by some other member of the District Sunday School Board.
22. Whereas there is considerable work clearing the camp ground and storing equipment. Be it resolved that each member of the conference remain one day after conference to assist the District Superintendent in doing the work.
23. We recommend that our laity be given recognition along with our ministry in the list of memorials.
24. Owing to the soon coming of Jesus and the great spiritual need of the world. Be it resolved that our District Superintendent be privileged to hold two revival meetings during the year outside of the district with regular support.
25. Whereas in accordance with the Manual, Page 55, Section 156, Paragraph 1, "All licensed ministers failing to complete and report on at least two subjects a year in their required course of study for two consecutive years, will automatically forfeit their licenses .....and
Whereas some of our licensed ministers have failed to comply with the above provisions.
Be it therefore resolved that we ask each member of the Educational Board to be responsible for contacting each licentiate - under his jurisdic-tion, urging him to follow the prescribed course of study as outlined in the Manual, before the beginning of next conference.
Be it further resolved that we urge each licentiate to co-operate with the Educational Board in the above matter.
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26. Whereas the Colorado Springs Bible College is now offering a Preacher's Seminar, and Whereas the work given in the Seminar is much more thorough and exhaustive than our regularly prescribed study course.
Be it resolved that our district give one-half year's credit to each licentiate for each such Seminar successfully completed.
Be it further resolved that our District Education Board be author-ized to determine which books of study course need not to be studied or read in lieu of the completion of the above Seminar work.
27. Resolved that each pastor let the District Secretary know how many copies of the Minutes his church will need.
28. Be it resolved that a printed statement be given each person registering at the Pikes Peak Holiness Camp showing the registration requirements.
29. Whereas the District has purchased a suitable safe for all abstracts and legal papers, be it resolved all abstracts and other legal papers be placed in same.
30. Whereas, the General Board of the Pilgrim Holiness Church has authorized Pilgrim Pension Plan, Inc. to make loans of pension funds to local Pilgrim Holiness Churches, under such conditions as required active participation on the part of the Pilgrim Holiness Districts.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Annual Conference of this district that the District Council, District Trustees, and all District Of-ficials be, and they are hereby authorized, to do and perform any and all acts required of them in the consumation of authorized loans to local Pilgrim Holiness Churches of this district, subject however, to the limita-tions and conditions set out in said Resolution of the General Board of the Pilgrim Holiness Church authorizing said loans.
31. Whereas the District Conference desires the continuation of the 'Rocky Mountain Pilgrim", Be it resolved that the District Council ap-point an Editor for the publishing of at least 10 issues a year.
32. Be it resolved that in case of the death of a minister or a member of the family, that the District Superintendent be responsible for notify-ing the pastors of the District, and the Conference to stand expense of same.
33. Whereas many times there are close friends and relatives of lic-ensed ministers who want to attend the ordination service, but are unable to do so because necessary announcement has not been made, be it resolved that the ordination service be announced prior to conference.
34. Whereas the majority of television programs are a definite bin-derance to the spirituality of our people, bringing evil influence into the home: Be it resolved we go on record as opposing television.
35. Be it resolved that all Sunday Schools in the Rocky Mountain District stop counting scholars present ten minutes before the close of the Sunday School period.
36. We recommend that the District Conference vote each year on the number of copies of the Conference Minutes to be printed and the price to be 50c per copy.
We further recommend that each pastor feel personally responsible for seeing that all copies of the Minutes sent to his or her church are paid for and the District reimbursed.
37. Be it resolved that the time of the District Camp Meeting be changed as follows: To begin the second Friday of July, the same to be-come effective in 1961.
Standing Recommendations of Ways and Means Committee 1. We recommend that the District Superintendent be given a salary
of $250.00 per month with district parsonage and utilities, together with six (6) cents per mile for traveling expense while driving his own car, and actual traveling expense while traveling otherwise.
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We further recommend, that whereas, the mileage incurred by the District Superintendent in the work of the District is that beyond the aver-age driven, thus making mechanical repair and trade-in more often than the recommended time of driving a car: We therefore recommend that the District Treasurer be instructed to set aside each year the sum of Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00), the same to be applied as a supplement to the depreciation and trade-in of the District Superintendent's car.
2. Be it resolved that if the District Superintendent prefers not to live in the district parsonage, the rent from same be returned to the district treasurer.
3. We recommend that the assistant District Superintendent, or any member of the Council acting in the District Superintendent's place re-ceive $5.00 per day, plus (4) cents per mile traveling expense while driv-ing his own car, and actual traveling expense while traveling otherwise.
4. Be it resolved that the District pastors and unstationed ministers not participating in the Pension Plan pay three fourths of their minis-terial tithe into the district treasury to be applied on District administra-tive expense and the remainder to be paid into the treasury of the local church to which they belong.
Be it further resolved that all District evangelists, teachers and other unstationed ministers, participating in the Pension Plan, pay their entire tithe into the District treasury. On the basis of the tithe paid to the Dist-rict, the District treasurer shall pay the 4 percent as required by the Pension Plan.
5. That each local church furnish its parsonage with at least a cook stove, a heater, a kitchen cabinet, six chairs, a dining room table and a dresser.
6. We recommend that the annual remuneration of the District Secre-tary and the District Treasurer be $100. and $250., respectively. Be it further resolved that District Statisticians and the District Sunday School Secretary each be given $15. per year from their respective department.
7. We recommend that all attending the Pikes Peak Holiness Camp Meeting be properly registered. Each rgistrant twelve years of age and above, except active ministers and their families, will be required to pay a fee of 2$.00. Furthermore, all rgistering will be expected to work at least 30 minutes per day when called upon.
8. We recommend that the local church pay the expenses of its dele-gates to and from District Conference.
9. We recommend that each church pay their pastor's offerings or salary during Camp and Conference.
10. Be it resolved that each Sunday School pay lOc per enrolled Sun-day School member per year, for promotion of District Sunday School work.
11. Be it resolved that each local church send to the District Treasurer each month an amount equivalent to 10 percent of all regular offerings. From this amount the District treasurer shall take a proper percent for District administration and District Home Missions. The remainder of the 10 percent shall apply on General administration, General Church exten-tion loan fund, General Sunday School and youth work and Senior college.
Be it further resolved that each church be assessed $1.50 per member to supplement the General Budget fund.
12. We recommend that the Foreign Missionary and Bible School budgets be raised separately and that the minimum amount be in accord with the General Church recommendation of $1.60 per member for For-eign Missions, and one cent a day per member for Bible School to be raised in any way the local church may desire.
13. We recommend that the district treasurer set asIde amount equal to 20 percent of the general budget, from the unspecified missionary funds, the same to be included in the general budget.
We further recommend the district treasurer set aside the amount equal to 14 percent from unspecified General Church Extension funds, the same to be included in the general budget.
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14. Be it resolved that the members of the District Sunday School and Young People's Boards be given five (5) cents per mile for traveling expense to be paid from the funds of their respective boards.
15. We recommend that each Church take up a free will offering to help defray the expenses of the Ministerial meeting in March.
16. Be it resolved that a fee of one dollar each be made for the use of the District study books and that a fee of 50c each made for the use of District Reading Books.
Pension Plan Whereas the General Church has adopted and recommended the P11-
grim Pension Plan as a sound method of providing retirement benefits for aged Pilgrim ministers, and Whereas the Rocky Mountain Conference has declared its endorsement of the plan, and Whereas action taken at the 1954 General Conference makes it mandatory for each local church to participate in the plan, we therefore recommend that every church, no less than once each quarter, send to the District Treasurer an amount equivalent to four percent of the pastor's salary as the conference con-tribution to the Pension Plan.
THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL DISTRICT CONFERENCE First Sifting June 30, 1958-8:00 a.m.
The thirty-seventh annual assembly of the Rocky Mountain Confer- ence of the Pilgrim Holiness Church was called to order by District Superintendent L. E. Schendel at 8:00 a.m. June 30, 1958.
Rev. Elgin Glendenning led the Conference in singing "The Cross Is Not Greater Than His Grace".
The District Superintendent L. E. Schendel called the conference to prayer. W. J. Brown led in prayer.
Rev. L. E. Schendel introduced Rev. R. G. Flexon, General Superin-tendent, who took over the chair.
Rev. R. G. Flexon brought an inspiring message on "Good Organizi-tion" based on the Scripture: 1 Cor. 12: 12-18. With the main emphasis on "The Benefits of good organization", "What it takes to make good or-ganization work" and "The kind of men that are needed in good organiza-tion".
The secretary called the roll. Motion prevailed to receive the following into the conference: James
Flick, Oklahoma district; Elmer Jantz, Kansas district; Marion B. Hill, Kansas district and Blanche Byrd, Michigan district.
The following were presented by the reception committee: Floyd Goins.
Moved, seconded and carried to give Bro. Goins an honorary seat in the conference bar.
The joint report of the Editorial and Examining committees was read and received (see Licensed Ministers Directory).
The District Superintendent L. E. Schendel read his report. The report was received by a rising vote of appreciation. The auditors report was given and received with appreciation. The District Treasurer F. L. Freed, gave a well prepared report. The
report was well received. Motion prevailed that Mrs. R. E. Evans should bring in and read a
financial report of the Colorado Springs Bible College. The statistical report was read and gratefully received. The Bible College financial was read and gratefully received. The committee on resolutions reported. Resolution No. 1—We recommend that the District Conference vote
each year on the number of copies of the conference minutes to be printed. We further recommend that each pastor feel personally responsible
for seeing that all copies of the minutes distributed in his or her church are paid for and the district reimbursed.
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Motioned prevailed to amend the resolution as follows: "The price of minutes to be 50c per copy. Resolution carried as amended.
No. 2—Whereas there seems to be so many different ideas as to when to stop counting in the Sunday Schools in our District.
Be it resolved that all Sunday Schools, in the Rocky Mountain Dist-rict stop counting ten minutes before the close of Sunday School period. Carried.
Resolution No. 3—We recommend, the change of the time of camp meeting as follows: To begin the second Friday of July, the same to be-come effective in 1961. Carried.
The Ways and Means Committee reported. Recommendation No. 1—Whereas the General Budget has been raised
from $6.00 to $8.00 per year member—We recommend that each church send to the District Treasurer each year an amount equivalent to $1.50 per member for General Budget.
We further recommend that the words "general conference expense" be deleted from recommendation 11 of Standing Recommendations of Ways and Means Committee, and that each church send to the District Treasurer each year an amount equivalent to 50c per member for Gen-eral Conference expense. Carried.
Recommendation No. 2—In compliance with the new percentage dis-bursement of General Budget funds: We recommend that the words "$2.10 per member for Foreign Missions" in recommendation 12 of Standing Recommendations of Ways and Means Committee be changed to read "$1.60 per member for Foreign Missions." Carried.
Recommendation No. 3—In compliance with the new percentage dis-bursement of General Budget funds: We recommend that recommenda-tion 13 of Standing Recommendations of Ways and Means Committee by substituting the following—We recommend that the district treasurer set aside amount equal to 20 percent of the general budget, from unspecified missionary funds, the same to be included in the general budget.
We further recommend the district treasurer set aside the amount equal to 14 percent from unspecified General Church Extension funds, the same to be included in the general budget. Carried.
Motion prevailed to recess for ten minutes. Motion prevailed that the District Superintendent appoint tellers.
The following were elected: W. J. Brown at the board, H. L. Gilbert and D. L. Knierim to read, Dale Rummel and Bob Sander to pass out ballots.
The chairman called the conference to prayer. Rev. R. G. Flexon led in prayer.
Ballots were cast for Assistant District Superintendent. R. W. Wooten was elected.
Ballots were cast for District Secretary. W. J. Brown was elected. Ballots were cast for District Treasurer. F. L. Freed was elected. Ballots were cast for additional members for the council. H. L. Gil-
bert and D. E. Moller were elected on the first ballot. Marion B. Hill was elected on the second ballot.
Rev. R. E. Nible was presented to the conference. Motion prevailed to give Rev. Nible an honorary seat in the conference bar.
Recess by expiration of time.
Afternoon Sifting The second sitting began by Marvin Moberly leading the conference
in singing the song "Satisfied". W. F. Drown led the conference in prayer. The conference enjoyed a number of good testimonies. Ballots were cast for Editorial Board. Paul Gafford was elected. Ballots were cast for Examining Board. F. L. Freed was elected. Ballots were cast for Bible College Board. L. C. Felsburg and D. L.
Knierim were elected.
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Further report of the Ways and Means Committee. Recommendation No. 4—Whereas the present trend toward immodesty
of dress is so evidently out of keeping with the word of God, the girls nd women who are members of the Pilgrim Holiness Church are not
to appear in public wearing immodest forms of dress so current today, such as sun suits, shorts, without stockings, dresses of immodest length, slacks or similar garments. Men and boy of the church are not to ap-pear in public in shorts or with out shirts. Carried.
Recommendation No. 5—Whereas the trend of worldliness is so prevalent and is making inroads in the Church, be it resolved that we strongly urge parents to dress their children according to the spirit of the Manual which sets forth a standard of modesty. Carried.
Recommendation No 6—Whereas the District has purchased a suit-able safe for all abstracts and legal papers, be it resolved all abstracts and other legal papers be placed in same.
Motion prevailed to ammend the recommendation as follows—ex-cept papers legally tied up locally by mortgage etc. Carried as ammended.
Recommendation No. 7—Be it resolved that the last sentence of reso-lution No. 33 be deleted to conform with the manual. Carried.
Recommendation No. 8—Be it resolved that each Sunday School pay lOc per enrolled Sunday School member per year, for the promotion of District Sunday School work. Carried.
Motion prevailed to recess at 4:45 and reconvene at 6:00 p. m. Motion prevailed to recess for ten minutes. The committee on Memoirs reported. The report was gratefully re-
ceived. The following standing committees were approved: Resolutions—George Lingo, W. F. Drown and Marvin Moberly. Ways and Means—Dale Rummel, Roscoe Sanders and J. H. Fortner. Auditing—E. L. Reiff and Hubert Hughes. Statistical—Duane Knierim and L. C. Felsburg. Reception—C. C. Darr and Elmer Jantz. Memoirs—Verneeda Brown and Wanda Lingo. The Sunday School board was approved as follows: R. L. Gilbert,
promotional secretary; D. E. Moller, treasurer; D. L. Knierim and C. C. Darr, additional members.
Recessed by expiration of time.
Evening Silting The evening sitting began by D. L. Knierim leading the conference
in singing "He Abides." F. L. Freed led in prayer. The Pastoral appointments were read and accepted. Special resolutions received with standing vote of appreciation. 1. We the members of the Thirty-seventh Annual Conference of the
Rocky Mountain District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church resolve that there be given our Chairman Rev. R. G. Flexon a rising vote of thanks to express our appreciation of Labor of Love.
2. We the members of the Thirty-seventh Annual Conference of the Rocky Mountain District resolve that there be given our District Super-intendent Rev. L. E. Schendel, our Secretary Rev. W. R. Cole, and our Treasurer Rev. F. L. Freed a rising vote of thanks to express our apprecia-tion of their faithfulness to us. Be it further resolved that there be given our cook Mrs. W. C. Byrd and all the kitchen and dining room help a rising vote of thanks to express our appreciation of their faithful service.
3. We the members of the Thirty-seventh Annual Conference of the Rocky Mountain District, resolve that there be given our General Super-intendent William H. Neff our deep and heart felt sympathy in this hour of sorrow in the passing of his beloved wife a faithful servant of God who stood by the church and gave many years to the Pilgrim Holiness Church.
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4. Be it resolved that the council take care of any unfinished business. Sunday School awards were given, the following: percentage award,
Arthur, Nebr., numerical, Belivue, Cob. Sutherland received honorable mention.
R. G. Flexon reported to the conference on the goals for the church passed by the General Conference. Adding a Holy Ghost annointed mes-sage of encouragement.
Motion prevailed to adjourn.
DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT June 30, 1958
To the pastors, evangelists, and delegates of the Thirty-seventh An-nual Conference of the Rocky Mountain District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church — GREETINGS in the name of Jesus. A source of unfailing com-fort in the past year has been the promises of God. Only recently the Spirit has called to my attention that His promises are immutable. The dictionary tells us that which is "immutable," "in not capable of change." "That by two immutable things, we might have a strong consolation, who have fled for refuge to lay hold upon the hope that is set before us; which hope we have as an anchor of the soul, both sure and steadfast," Heb. 6:18, 19.
OUR PLACE I am a firm believer that in God's great scheme of things the Pilgrim
Holiness church has a place. We are not the only people serving God, but we are serving Him, and unless we reach those He has in mind for us to reach they will go into His presence without having made preparation to stand before Him. We must win them thru the Sunday School, the Young People's Society, the Missionary Society, the church services and perhaps out largest field is that everyday contact in the daily lives of all of us combined, the ministers and the laymen.
OUR WORKERS God has given us a group of Spirit called and Spirit filled workers
to carry on the work of the Rocky Mountain District. Our pastors are uncomplaining, many of them are living on inadequte salaries—much credit in making the dollar reach is due to the lady of the parsonage. God bless our faithful preacher's wives, who under testing circumstances have kept the parsonage neat and presentable and their family a credit Io the church and community.
OUR SPIRITUAL PROGRESS In spite of the fact that we are living in the Laodicean Age with its
accompanying looseness and luke warmness, I feel that God is helping us to keep spiritual. There have been trials and battles perhaps in every local church, but out of the battle has come a depth of spirituality that has been most gratifying. We dare not give over to the spirit of the age at this point, nor dare we in any wise turn back.
OUR LOSSES This past year has seen four of our faithful ministers taken from
our midst. Rev. A. F. Poff, retired, went to his reward in the month of October. He will be long remembered for his faithfulness to his calling and his kindly spirit. Another to answer the call to his reward was Rev. J. V. Hickman. Brother Hickman had been a faithful pastor and preacher until last conference. The last part of November he was called higher. His deep piety and jovial spirit will be greatly missed. Two others who slipped from us this past year were Rev, and Mrs. Charles Luscombe. These precious ones were pioneers. They came to the Rocky Mountain District from the old Peoples Mission. Many will rise up in eternity and call them blessed. God bless their memory. Yet another, tho not a member of this district, and few of us present had the opportunity of knowing
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her personally, yet knowing she is gone leaves a void in our hearts. This college and much of the Rocky Mountain District is a lasting monument to her memory, along with her sainted husband. This writer felt greatly humble in having the opportunity of preaching Mother Lee's fimeral. God bless her memory.
OUR PROPERTIES AND IMPROVEMENTS There have been substantial improvements made by some of the
churches and most all are endeavoring to keep their property in good repair.
Both Arthur and Bellvue have installed modern plumbing—a much needed and appreciated improvement in both places.
Bethel, our third church in Colorado Springs, has installed different seats.
Boulder has continued on its new building, the ceiling and indirect lighting is all in. It is planned to have the dedication service some time this conference year for this fine new church.
Canon City also has put in a new acoustical tile ceiling in the church Denver has completed its lovely new brick church with a few in-
cidentals yet to be added—a lovely place to worship. Lewellen has completely remodeled its church, with the ceiling
lowered and the inside re-decorated—a credit to our church and to the local community.
McCook has a parsonage moved in and it is a fine improvement on our property there. Many favorable remarks have come from the neigh-bors.
Nob Hill has connected the basements of the church and parsonage, this adding to their Sunday School facilities.
Oshkosh has re-decorated the interior of the church. Much needed re-wiring has been done in the Pueblo church. Rocky Ford has begun work on their new church. Sutherland church has installed a new heating plant.
OUR DISTRICT CHURCH EXTENSION The district and two of our convention zones are partly supporting
our church extension work. These churches are Lincoln, Tecumseh, and Holdrege in Nebraska and Grand Junction in Colorado. Lincoln is fully organized and making fine progress under the capable leadership of Rev. J. H. Fortner. Tecumseh is making good progress under the faithful hand of Sister Stewart. The work at Holdrege, our newest venture, is laying a solid foundation under the spiritual leadership of Rev. Bob Sander. At Grand Junction the outlook is much brighter. Brother and Sister Cole-man have been the capable and sacrificing pastors here. Brother and Sister Coleman have done a splendid work in Grand Junction. They have been able, under God, to win for us the confidence of the people of the community. Blessings on them, they have been faithful—may God con-tinue to bless them even in their retirement. We look forward to an abundant harvest of their sowing under the reaping of Rev. R. G. Hamil-ton.
I suppose a word at this point concerning the work at Albuquerque is in order. It his seemed for the best interests of all concerned to turn the work in that fine southern city over to the General Church Extension Department. This means a loss of considerable property to the district as well as a loss to the district of 23 members, Thank God not all of these are a loss to the church, but it does leave us with a minus 23 on our statistical report.
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OUR BIBLE COLLEGE This has been a good year as far as my relationship to the college
is concerned. Dr. Wert seems to be the man for the hour and I feel God has wonderfully blessed him in his work among us. My relationship with him, his faculty and the students has been encouraging. I would urge everyone of our pastors and people to give to our college our most sin-cere support. Under God we must have pastors, evangelists, missionaries and other gospel workers from this western school.
OUR FINANCES AND MEMBERSHIP The overall picture for the past year financially is good. We have
fluctuated a bit in some departments, but all told the picture has been conparable to previous years. Our statistical report will show that this year has been the first year in some time that we have not made a mem-bership gain. The loss was only two but we confess that that number is is to large. We realize that we are not striving for membership primarily, but for souls, we are made to wonder if a numerical loss is not an in-dication of a lack of vision or even a spiritual lethargy.
OUR CAMP MEETING God has given us a most wonderful camp. I feel all have appreciated
the Spirit annointed messages of Brother Philpot and Brother Goins, our evangelists. The spiritual singing of the Buntings was of the highest type and brought down the blessings of God time after time.
PERSONAL REPORT In the conference year just past I have preached 104 times, have held
27 church meetings, and 17 local church board meetings. I have also con-ducted all the annual church meetings this past year. I have traveled for the district 18,152 miles in my own car and several miles by other means of transportation.
It his been my privelege to visit all the local churches at least three times and some of them more. While visiting the churches I have assisted in communion services, dedicated one baby, and had the privilege of receiving some members into the church. I have conducted or assisted in four funerals, and one wedding. It was my privilege to attend the super-intendents meeting at Indianapolis in January, also I have been to all the official meetings of the Bible College board.
As I look back over the past year it seems to me that my services have been meager enough, however, the longsuffering of my brethren has been abundant in my behalf, and the mercy of my Heavenly Father has over-shadowed all else.
Respectfully Submitted,
L. E. Scheridel
MEMOIRS We, the committee on memoirs present the following:
Mrs. Florence Lee went to her reward at the age of 98. She was not a member of our district, but we owe much to the labors of her and her husband. In 1910 they built the school building which is now the Colo-rado Springs Bible College. They were superintendents of the Peoples Mission which emerged with the Pilgrim Holiness Church which gave us our first church in Colorado Springs.
Rev. Albert Poff quickly slipped away to be with the Christ he loved and served at the age of 72 years. The early part of his ministry was mis-sion work and all during his life he was interested in missions.
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He was ordained when the church was first organized and faithfully served for 45 years. He was a member of the Rocky Ford church.
At the age of 59 years God called Rev. J. V. Hickman, another faith-ful servent to rest from his labors. He was an ordained minister of the Pilgrim Holiness church and a member of First Church of Colorado Springs. In his early ministry he helped start several churches. He trans-ferred his membership to the Pilgrim church in July 1945 and was faith-ful and loyal to the cause of Christ. He looked forward to his home going.
Rev, and Mrs. Charles Luscombe, members of the First Church of Colorado Springs were pioneers of the Holiness work and sacrificed much for the cause of God. Both ceased from their labors this conference year.
Henry Slater, member of the Benkleman church, passed away at the age of 84 years. His last testimony to his pastor and friends was "I am ready to go and be with my Lord".
Mrs. Mary Marymee a member of the Bladen church went to her reward after living to the age of 90 years. She will be remembered by those who knew her as a woman of few words, who talked about no one.
Mrs. George Hamilton, age 72 years, a member of the Stratton church rested from this life. She will be remembered as a woman that carried a burden for the work.
At the age of 68 years Elizabeth Roark went to be with the Lord. She was a member of the Sutherland church. She spent much time in prayer in behalf of her church.
Mrs. Mary Pezoldt passed away on Christmas Day at the age of 77 years. She was a faithful and devoted child of God and loyal to the church. She was a member of First Church of Colorado Springs.
Cindy Livingston, little two-year-old twin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Livingston, was transplanted to Heaven last October. Her parents are members of the Lewellen church.
TO MEET IN HEAVEN To meet in Heaven, how sweet the thought,
When life's short years are past, No more to weep, no more to part,
To meet in Heaven at last.
To meet in Heaven, 0, Blessed thought, All care, all suffering o'er,
Meet in the mansion of the blest, And love for ever more.
To meet in Heaven, around the Throne, Of Him who died to save,
Be this our hope, our anxious care, To meet beyond the grave.
Tenderly Submitted—Verneeda Brown and Wanda Lingo
JOINT REPORT OF TE EDUCATIONAL AND EXAMINING BOARD (See Ministerial Directory of Licensed Ministers)
AUDITORS REPORT To the Thirty-seventh Annual Conference of the Rocky Mountain
District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church: The books and reports of our District Treasurer, F. L. Freed, have
been examined and are adjudged to be correct.
Respectfully Submitted, E. L. Reiff and Ronald E. Evans
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DISTRICT TREASURER'S REPORT Treasurer's report of the Annual Conference of the Rocky Mountain
District of the Pilgrim Holiness Church in session at Colorado Springs, Colorado from June 11, 1957 to June 10, 1958.
RECEIPTS Cash on hand June 11, 1958 $1725.65 District Church Extension $2192.39 District Budget and Pastor's Tithe 5788.02 District Superintendent Love Offering 150.56 Camp Meeting and Conventions 2011.22 Colorado Springs Bible College 4591.08 Minister's Pension Fund 1367.32 General Conference Expense 409.13 General Budget 2281.28 General Church Extension 723.93 General Church Extension Specified 3425.52 Foreign Missions 2618.25 Foreign Missions Specified 9888.48 District Minutes 54.61 Hoidrege Work from P. P. H. A. 45.00 Cash Gift for Paul Gafford 55.00 Telephone Refund 4.84 Sunday School and Youth Work 363.97 McCook Account 1346.14 Brother Drown's Trip 40.00
TOTAL RECEIPTS 37,356.73 Brot. Fwd. 1,725.55
GRAND TOTAL REC'D. 39,082.38
EXPENDITURES District Church Extension $2027.23 District Supt. Salary 3000.00 District Supt. Travel 1157.93 District Supt. Telephone 95.47 District Supt. Utilities 185.33 District Supt. Car Depreciation 300.00 District Supt. Pension Plan ,. 120.00 District Supt. Love Offering 150.56 Camp Meeting and Conventions 2206.57 Colorado Springs Bible College 4351.94 Pension Plan 1206.84 General Budget 1922.19 General Church Extension 649.56 General Church Extension Specified 3353.29 Foreign Missions 2424.75 Foreign Missions Specified 9579.28 District Minutes 260.00 Office Supplies 86.20 4 Percent Pension for Unstationed Ministers 114.00 Truck Expense and Insurance 151.04 District Parsonage Insurance and Repairs 87.75 District Secretary Allowance 100.00 District Treasurer Allowance 250.00 Rocky Mountain Pilgrim 75.00 District Statisticians 30.00 Council Travel 48.88 Benkleman Account 143.75 Hoidrege Account 35.00 Gafford 55.00 McCook Account 1346.13 Sunday School and Youth 347.82
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Miscellaneous Port. Tab. and Trailer House Insurance
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $35,903.08 Respectfully Submitted, Cash on Hand 3,179.30 F. L. FREED, Treas. GRAND TOTAL 39,082.38
DISTRICT CHURCH EXTENSION EXPENDITURES Grand Junction Pastor $ 720.00 Grand Junction Sewer Connection 331.52 Lincoln Pastor 520.00 Tecumseh Utilities 250.00 Tecumseh Insurance 25.00 Tecumseh Stove 35.00 Tecumseh Piano 30.71 Tecumseh Miscellaneous 5.00 Aurora 100.00 Holdrege 10.00
TOTAL $ 2,027.23
COLORADO SPRINGS BIBLE COLLEGE STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENSE
July 1, 1957 to June 30, 1958 INCOME:
Book Sales Commissary Gifts and Pledges Miscellaneous Income Rent Income Student Income
Board $10,992.34 Room 3,155.34 Tuition 10,909.10 Fees 3,541.16 Miscellaneous 249.27 Kansas District 3,900.96 Oklahoma District 392.27 Rocky Mountain District 4,494.83 Texas District 50.00
$ 2,393.08 481.77
2,621.44 966.10 638.75 638.75
28,847.21
8,838.06 TOTAL INCOME $44,786.41
EXPENSES: Advertising $ 21.35 Alethea 209.80 Books Purchased 2,086.20 Fuel (coal) 443.21 Insurance 1,378.28 Interest 275.83 Kitchen 4,911.08 Library 311.75 Miscellaneous 595.25 Moving 700.00 Office Supplies 398.12 Printing 153.4 Rent 1,250.00 Repairs 1,971.20 Salaries 18,348.75 Student Allowances (work credit, etc.) 3,824.99 Travel 2,625.04 Utilities, Phone, Refuse Service 3,324.07
TOTAL EXPENSES $42,828.32 TOTAL NET INCOME FOR THE YEAR
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Arthur, Nebr. $ 713.63 $ 2307.25 $ 484.91 $ $ 3,505.79 $ $ $ $ 1,090.00 $ $ $ $ 97.67 Belivue Cob. 35.86 2,188.23 766.44 399.03 3,389.56 42.80 126.10 94.00 1253.56 434.24 Benkelman, Nebr. 32.41 874.00 708.84 45.58 760.84 422.77 Bladen, Nebr. 216.07 1262.18 379.35 1857.60 18.78 50.00 1,160.00 Boulder, Cob. 1,395.94 2,611.29 356.06 637.43 5,000.72 1560.00 1,634.75
Campo, Cob 38.25 1457.87 1,601.58 2,997.70 1,006.15 125.00 Canon City, Cob 10.76 4576.2 I 1,550.37 650.00 6,787.34 59.51 67.50 3,050.00 14.65 639.86 Colorado Springst, lot . . 2035.45 9,423.08 11,743.74 23,202.27 3,900.00 290.00 783.34 Colorado Springs Bethel 1,067.83 2,407.91 732.68 4,208.42 1350.00 58.28 Denver, Cob 1,759.61 6,663.11 4,320.70 5,263.78 18,007.20 175.00 50.00 442.59 3,050.00 650.04 7,141.53
Grand Junction, Cob 436.57 1,957.22 2,393.79 436.57 720.00 200.69 139.09 Haigler, Nebr. 16.96 915.00 624.01 1,585.97 720.31 Hoidrege, Nebr 398.55 74.14 472.69 Imperial, Nebr. 220 1.28 448.85 2,650.13 1,704.51 319.10 20.00 Kiowa, Cob. 11.42 1,242.90 351.87 1606.19 20.44 13.87 962.47 108.50
Lamar, Cob. 5.33 2,073.09 1,620.64 3,699.06 1,820.00 Leweblen, Nebr. 895.70 1,695.12 866.47 469.45 3,926.74 1,560.00 1,499.24 Lincoln, Nebr. 157.89 1,707.47 1,156.84 845.00 3,867.20 24.28 380.97 1,300.00 56.32 59.64 Lodgepole, Nebr. 20.72 1,312.43 799.04 2,132.19 135.14 1,250.77 65.93 Madrid, Nebr. 70.67 1,020.81 932.89 2,024.37 19.99 1,040.00 35.64 69.95
McCook, Nebr. 39.96 2,378.81 625.86 4,970.08 8,014.71 10.00 5.00 1,494.75 40.00 3,602.06 Nob Hill, Cob. 875.36 4,843.95 3,809.59 9,528.90 3,212,00 907.42 Oshkosh, Nebr. 14.70 2,294.61 1,972.12 4,281.43 106.85 195.00 06.19 1,820.00 Pueblo, Cob. 213.93 3,777.11 1,088.80 5,079.84 2,040.00 410.96 Rocky ord, Cob. 1,747.73 1,466.26 693.51 162.88 4,070.38 11.45 1,040.00 588.35
Stratton, Nebr. 20.29 1,501.81 1124.94 2,647.04 3.75 15.50 1,105.00 184.59 Superior, Nebr. 58.19 2,385.56 936.26 37.00 3,417.01 2,080.00 206.71 Sutherland, Nebr. 103.86 1,344.37 1,428.66 2,876.89 6.21 23.27 1,024.50 433.83 Tecurnseh, Nebr. 42.97 690.52 349.21 65.98 1,248.68 520.00 .98 46.37 Walsh, Cob. 514.60 1,704.22 2,118.69 4,337.51 2S.59 208.00 1,260.00
TOTALS $12,216.09 $69,161.57 $45,524.28 $13,646.22 $140,548.16 $649.79 $419.87 $1,348.12 $44,234.36 $1,329. 10 $40.00 $1,841.66 $18,573.97
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TOTALS .. .. $6,015.32 55,630.87 $24,868.25 $1,093.87 $3,253.45 $2,707.40 $271.66 $1,459.86 $4,352.73 $1,607.48 $11,490.83 $3,692.47 $233.52
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Beilvue, Cob. $ 2,51 $ 146.74 $ 149.25 $ 53.6 $ $ 5.00 $ 79.00 $ 37.6 I $ 1.64 $ 42.00 Bladen, Nebr. 2.88 97.06 99,94 6.66 81.55 88.21 11.73 Campo, Cob. 27.34 345.11 372.45 54.73 292.20 346.93 25.52 104.00 Canon City, Cob. 1.00 244.24 245.24 105.67 132.00 237.67 7.57 89.50 Colorado Springs, 1sf 7.19 I 136.07 I, 143.26 109.03 33.72 775.01 917.76 225.50 385.00
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69.77
1,250 6 289 14,950
Glendenning, Velma 4 3 Hires, Paul 25 0 I I 3 I 4 100.00 4 Ibsen, Nels 23 13 Ibsen, Ruth 4 14 Lewis, Carl 15 20 7 30 I I 135.00 602 I
McCarty, Chester W 10 2 50 10 500 Moberly, Marvin K 42 69 I 186 Pottenger, M. L 6 Reiff, E. L 10 2 80.00 600 Rosentrater, James 16 175 2 42 70.00 6,130
Sanders, Lawrence .100 40 25 30 10 40 12 2 3 300 Sanders, Lucile M. . 25 IS 8 2 2 4 I 5 25 2 3 I Smalley, L. Bob 19 8 20 2 Spaugh, David 48 100 Spaugh, na B 3 6 454 16,000 Spaugh, 0. J. 131 19 545 2 2 401 I 402 6 13 2 1,064.39 18,000 Tafum, C. A. 4 7 Hill, Marion . 73 31 6 6 43 16 59 599.32 5,560
TOTALS 985 413 104 2398 18 7 25 481 32 2909 S9 15 13 4 $7,155.48 125,311 14
Pikes Peak Holiness
Camp Meeting June 19 to 28, 1959
Evangelists: P. W. Thomas
—and—
Song Leader: Professor Gordon Miller
Colorado Springs, Colorado
MINISTERIAL CONVENTION
Oshkosh, Nebraska March 10 to 12, 1959
