The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-10

have had some education. ne SAID
have accepted Christianity snc
now are teaching II to theii
people.
Besides being a missionary. An
drus il professor OF economies al
the University Of Rangoon, which
has an enrolment Of 1900 stu.
dents. Of whom 400 have been con.
verted to Christianity.
Tacoman Chosen
Other officers elected were: Rev
Henry Jacobs. Mount Vernon. first
vice president: Rev. Marion Flint
Tacoma, second vice president;
DR.. w. A. Gamble. Seattle, third
vice president, and Rev. Samuel
Everton, Olympia. recording sec.
rotary.
Rev. w. T. Turner, Tacoma, wa.
elected to a three-year term or
the board Of trustees; Rev. w. o
Macosky. pastor Of the First Bap-
list church. was elected TO the
board Of promotion. and w. G.
Wagley, Tacoma, and Rev. Samuel
Everton. Olympia, were elected to
the board OF trustees OF Linfield
college.
At Fowle's Behest
The resolution urging recall OF
Taylor was adopted at the behest
OF Rev. w. !. Fowle. retiring presi-
dent Of the convention, who charg-
ed In an address Wednesday that
the appointment of Taylor was a
violation Of the bill Of rights In
the U. s. constitution.
In urging that the resolution be
drawn up, Rev. Fowie declared
that at the Vatican, Taylor is re-
garded as the official representa-
tive Of the u. s. and not just as
the presidents personal repre-
sentative.
balance Reported
DR.. w. A. shanks of Seattle
read reports of the treasury and
of the board of trustees. After all
expenses are deducted. he re-
ported. the treasury will contain
q balance Of about $3.50.
He reported progress in all
fields Of the Baptist church in this
state. The summer program is ex-
banding, he said, and there has
been considerable advancement in
leadership education. in young
peoples work, adult work, church
school, vacation church schools,
and boys work. He also reported
progress in the field OF evangelism
and In missionary work.
Pastoral Changes
DR.. Shanks announced several
pastoral changes for Tacoma.
They included:
Rev. Lester Hearn, Fern Hill,
has closed his work; Rev. M. c.
skaug, Harrison. Wash. to Fern
Hill.
Rev. Fred Judson, Grace Baptist
church, to California; Rev. George
Barton, Montana, to Grace Bap-
fist.
Rev. A. B. Nelson, Central Bap-
fist, to Wisconsin; Rev. N. c,
Parsons, California, to Central
Baptist.
Rev. w. J. Sharpe, Tacoma. to
Burton, Wash.
An address by II. v. Jensen
entitled "Baptists and Their Con
scientious Directors" opened tn,
afternoon speaking program. which
had as its theme New Adventure!
in Creative Love-"
Other Talks
X. F. Goodale spoke on 9TH
Place of Young Adults in the Worl
of the Local Church." Mrs. o. N
Fahey presented missionary read
ing awards. following which II. ]
Maulbetsch of Portland, Ore, de
livered an address on "Delusions.
Bud Smith of Linfield colleg,
and Violet Rudd of the Berkele,
Baptist Divinity School also wer,
on the program.
At 6:15 p. m, delegates will at
tend a banquet at the church, with
William M. Macintosh acting Al
POSTMASTER.
The evening program. with New
Adventures In Sharing" as tn
theme. will start at 7:45 with yes
pers led By Samuel Nelson.
To Present Officers
Following announcements and |
silver offering. Claude Neal vii
speak on Our Springtime Adven
ture With Christ" after which
there win be special music, begin
ming at s:3b.
At $40, delegates win hear F. Z
Eden. area director OF evangelism
on the Pacific coast, whose sub
ject will be THE Majestic Adven
ture With Christ"
At e:io. the new convention of
ficers win be presented. A prayei
of dedication and benediction vii
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