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aged MlnistsFsE 2 ps 5. Pace
Union Meetings.. A. Drake.
o conditional s0 '9 Hiss s ss5oo d,ra %oyEe n Aas asat with reference
A. A. l. Justice. K. W cawthOns D. S. pace Ms''0ns -. Freeman.
FOUR ANNUAL MEETINGS.
On motion of = B. Freeman the regular i - hns,no
suspended to allow Rev. <. W. cawthon to oner an amendment s to
Rev Mr.; Cawthon offered the following amendment:
Resolved, That Art XII of the constitution be SO amended $ Il
read:
The Association shall before it's final adjournment fix a time and
journed meetings; it being understood that the annual meeting is
OF the adjourned meetings meetings shall be arranged by the Executive Board.
Freeman and Rev. A I. Justice. Se9se y Ns'' :, = hns' :. B.
on D. the % amendment nnnhn offered dW ii By P ReT' MTi cawt 61 0 aed y tsat Of action p
jOurnesd ed meetings me dnssnf be held eda,r time and place and other details to be
On motion of Rev; K W cawthon the report on Education, which
Rev. A. H Temple. manager of the Balfour orphanage, was recog-
REPORT ON UNION MEETINGS.
Rev. J. R. Liner made a verbal report on Union meetings, recon-
me te three eaA adjourned our 4 meetings e 9S to 6 6e hSd f 6y t fSn Ansos ysaf in view
On motion Report SE SSR; : ON n A efa5 l%Rn rs TsRaGt R HsI adopted.
j &C. Bell oeemnmrGifndate the sn fGno 0n report egG on aged Ministers Relief:
is put forth and a smaller amount of money collected for aged min
Association stands pledged We find that only five churches re
oGr WHICH WAS Waa only iS' $3.50 aS6a : Is s4 this ss right aof should iau not tms c sGm t0 ond
call appeal PS. to the churches 3 to make a much greater effort and a
whose record that L Scripture Mn might apply, How beautiful are the
feet of Of them temg tnat preach n Gospel OF Peace and bring glad tdings
For the care and hospitality extended one of Gods prophets in
h host SIS a ana IN IN ms Sc LAY 20 care o. \ - max pleasant sss and comfort
vide for physical and temporal needs shall merit no less reward:
one Offering during the coming year and would suggest this be
done during the month of January, 1916.
Remarks were made by MI. Bel, after which the report was
MINISTERIAL EDUCATION.
Rev. T. C. King introduced the following resolution, which was
Resolved, That this Association commit itself to Ministerial educa-
ton as one of its objects of support.
On motion of D, S. Pace the Moderator appointed a committee.
which follows, to confer with the leaders of the singing conven-
some phase of Sunday school work in their meetings: X. W. Cav
WOMANS WORK.
Rev. T. c. King moved that the Moderator appoint some one to
Union I be given space in the minutes Of the Association. The mo,
ton prevailed and the Clerk was instructed to prepare the report.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
I. s. Pace, Treasurer, made the following report:
P PeGS Welta o. Dnr III 80. 1924 Is S'SOSs
PAID FId Mutual im Printing Co.. for minutes. $3.50
Paid Edwards & Broughton Printing Co.:......... 1900
s8eOs4
On motion of Rev. K. W. Cawthon the Association voted to have
On wotion of Rev. K. W. Cawthon article 16 of the Constitution
vas stricken out.
of n m @inutes % !. D a'e the clerk a 0'0e''O % p'H' 10 0Op"sS
Rev. T. c. King moved that the Clerk deliver to D. S. Pace the
minutes for distribution and that Mr. nnI Pace a. app0 mti0tiu among MOI u the
STATE OF CHURCHES.
Rev. W. H. Davis made the following report on the State Of
C4 Wo nest the same being ap s sdGpte ed c : P e beg leave t. report a.
We find that twenty-six out of thirty-two churches in the AssOcia-
ton r represented by letter and delegates: All If the e churches
scented have had additions by baptism during the year. the greatest
A revival is now in progress at Old Salem church in which much
Interest is manifested. The churches, however, seem to be in q
luke warm state. The total gain for all the churches is 22.
The highest salary paid to any pastor is $500 This does not in
cIude the churches in Hendersonvlle. The smallest was $40. Inc
average salary for each church, is $122.56. -.
Twenty out of the % churches gave something to missions a.
year. The largest amount given by any church was Sz4SzO.
Eighteen out of % churches gave something to the orphanage. The
largest amount from any church being $6O26. 49,.
The total amounts given for missions was SllLoOo. ID QUA
amount for orphanage is $282.97. Some of the churches gave small
amounts for minute fund and other objects. Some of the churches
seem to lose sight of the fact that the primary object of the Church
is the salvation of a lost world. There is need of a great awakenins
in our midst. Individually and collectively we need to e pressed
b. the spirit of evangelism and heed the Master ommaAo 70 maA7
disciples of all nations.
Respectfully submitted
w n. DAVIS, For the Committee.