The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-06-18


erted village.
During the morning of Monday the
final business meeting of the Iowa
Holiness association was held and in
addition to other work the following
officers were elected for the new
year:
President-Rev. d. w. Dobson, of
University Park.
Vice Pres.-Dr. d. J. Bunce, of Des
Moines.
Second vice Pres. - Rev. J. NJ.
O'Brien, of ShelbyVille, Mo-; third
vice president, Rev. NJ. L. Haney, of
Pasadena, Cal; fourth vice president,
Mrs. M. J. Tyler, of Sioux City, Ia;
| Secretary-Miss Eva G. Carothers,
of Guthrie Center.
Treasurer-W. NJ. Bair, of Univer-
sity Park.
The Executive Council is as fol
lows: Rev. ID. NJ. Dobson, chairman;
ID. ]. Bunce, Des Moines, Mrs. Phoebe
| J. Epperson, Los Angeles, j. r. Nal
10y, Albion, Mrs. NJ. J. Tyler, Sioux
City, Mrs. Hattie Edgington. Alton,
Miss Lurana M. Terrell, Oskaloosa
Dr. G. A. Mclaughlin, OskaloOsa,
Rev. H. NJ. Coats, Dickens, Rev. J. NJ.
O'Brien, Shelbyville, Mo, John Baity,
Des Moines, and Miss Eva G.. Caro-
theirs, of Guthrie Center.
Granted Leave of Absence.
| The University board of trustees
held a meeting to complete its work.
After dinner and at his own request
/ Dr. G. A. Mclaughlin was granted a
| leave of absence from his duties as
president of G. II. L. for the period
of one year. In the meantime Prof.
!. w. Leedy will serve as acting pres
ident. Dr. Mclaughlin has been en-
gagged in considerable work of liter
airy character and feels the need of
rest. He has not fully decided as to
his location, but for short time
will finish up some camp meeting en-
gagementS during the summer.
1t is a matter OF regret to all that
this interruption to Dr.. McLaughlin's
work should be necessary. He came
to G. H. u. some four years ago and
since then by faithful and hard work
has raised the school to high stand
ard of scholarship. During the com
ing year the work will be IN good
hands and the record Of the school
will go forward.
Another shift in tie faculty is that
of Miss Anna b. Carson, A. b., being
succeeded by Miss Grace l.. CloZier,
! NJ. A., ia the professor ship OF Eng
lish. Miss CrOzlCr has served for a
short time in this work and next year
will take up the work in full. The
educational classes of DR.. McLaugh-
lin will be taken by Prof. Leedy and
Prof. Whitcomb until his return TO
the work.
National Association officers.
President, DR.. G. j. Fowler, of
West Newton, Mass.
First vice president, DIR. Jos. ID.
Smith, of Meridian, Miss.
Second vice president, DIR. II. Z.
Morrison, Louisville, Ky.
Third vice president, Rev M. l..
Haney, Pasadena, Cal.
Fourth vice president, Rev. Il. A.
Mclaughlin, Chicago, Ill.
Fifth vice president, Rev. c. w
Ruth, Indianapolis, Ind.
Sixth vice president, Rev. j. NJ
O'Brien, Shelbyville, Mo.
Seventh vice president, Rev. r.. f.
Walker, Los Angeles, Cal.
Eighth vice president Rev. w. II
Huff, Sioux City, la.
Ninth vice president, Rev }. w
Hughes, Denver, Colo.
Tenth vice president, Rev j. NJ
Harris, Evansville, Ill.
Eleventh vice president, Rev. Aura
Smith, Los Angeles, Cal.
Twelfth vice president, Rev. w. T.
Pinkham, San Francisco, Cal
Thirteenth vicePresident, Bishop
w. r. Hogue, philadelphia; recOrdln"
secretary, Prof. A. J.. Whitcomb, Uni
yersity Park; treasurer, j. +. Lock
wood, of Boston, Mass; railroad sec
rotary, II. O. Tushnghan, Pittsburg
auditor, II. o. Tanning, University
Park.
The international convention of the
Holiness movement will be held al
Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. q, 1914, anC
nation-wid series of meetings is
being planned for the coming fall and
, winter.
Religious Census.
The denominations represented a.
the camp were as follows: Methodist
Episcopal, Methodist Episcopa
Church South, The Church of the
Nazarene, Missionary Baptist, Free
Methodist, the Baptist church, United
Brethren, Presbyterian, Congregation
al the Friends church, Wesleyan
, Methodist, Christian church, Congre
gational Methodist. Menonites, Afri
can NJ. E. church. the Salvation Army
River Brethren, Lutheran church
Evangelical, Dutch Reformed, Evan
gelical association, United Presbyter
ian, Adventists, Apostolic Holiness
the Church of God, United Evangeli
cal English Methodist and Moravian
Total, 2S.
People were also present from the
following states and foreign coun
T tries: Iowa, Kentucky, Missouri
| Kansas, Illinois, Nevada, Ohio, Penn
sylvania, New York, Minnesota, In
! diana, Wisconsin Nebraska, Michi
gan, South Dakota, North Dakota
California, Washington, Colorado
, Montana and Arkansas. Total, u
Also from Canada. Ireland, Germany
= and Africa. Total. 4.
Camp Notes and Items.
The total sum raised for all pur
poses during the camp meeting was
$5,733.27. The treasurer, Mr.. Bair
reports all debts paid and a surplu:
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