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MARCH 17 TO 22, 1925

PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 3

PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH

PREACHER'S DIRECTORY

PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW JERSEY' DISTRICT.

Andrew, G. W. Baker, Floyd Clough, E. R. Dubendorf, D. W. Ford, Paul D. Ferguson, Mrs. Thos. Fitch, W. R. Gardner, J. R. Gorman, David Hankins, J. S. Hankins, Raymond Hankins, Mrs. Raymond Heckart, Rob't Heisby, G. L. Heslop, Wm. HeslQp, Mrs. Wm.

i Lishman, Francis Munson, Wm. R. Mclntrye, S. J. Neff, W. B. Orkney, John Orkney, Mrs. John Pridgen, C. P. Saneholtz, H. A. Schweitzer, F. H.

Andrews, Mrs. G. W. Bubb, Mrs. Adlena Bubb, W. F. Chappel, Simon Cheesman, W. T)eiter, Harold Eldred, Miss Lula Ferguson, Thos. Flanders, Miss Elizabeth Garman, Miss Emma Garver, E. R. Goss, J. H. Hatcher, Mrs. Bessie Hoffman, Harley Hoffman, Mrs. Harley

Routei, Watsontown, Pa. 5 North Second St., Stroudsburg, Pa. 243 Walnut St., Sunbury, Pa. Newberg, Oregon Constant Spring, Jamaica, B. W. I. 116 Summit St., Lock Haven, Pa. McKeesport, Pa. Nelson St., Allentown, Pa. 2161 E. William St., Philadelphia, Pa. 2nd and Oak St., Miliville, N. J. Constant Spring, Jamaica, B. W. I. Constant Spring, Jamaica, B. W. I. Glen Iron. Pa. 40 Center St., Milton, Pa. 843 Maxwell St., Allentown, Pa. 843 Maxwe1 St., Allentown, Pa. Roue ,Siiking Sp.rinTfl

Route 1, Fishers Ferry, Pa. Port Matilda, Pa. 719 N. Center St., Bethlehem, Pa. East McKeesport, Pa. East McKeesport, Pa. East McKeesport, Pa. 319 Shaw Ave., McKeesport. Pa. 35 Mulberry St., Reading, Pa. Armburst, Pa.

LICENSED

Route 1, Watsontown, Pa. 1149 Independence St., Shamokin, Pa. 1149 Independence St., Shamokin, Pa. Milton, Pa. Glassboro, N. J. Cherryville, Pa. Nelson St., Allentown, Pa. 116 Summit St., Lock Haven, Pa. Nelson St., Allentown, Pa. 128 S. 17th St., Allentown, Pa. Milton, Pa. Osceola Mills, Pa. P. 0. Box No. 105, Yardville, N. J. Beech Creek, Pa. Beech Creek, Pa.

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Nelson St., Allentown, Pa. Cressona, Pa. Port Elizabeth, N. J. Armburst, Pa. Wilmington, N. Y. Pen Argy, Pa. Wind Gap, Pa. Hollidaysburg, Pa. Pleasant Valley, Pa. East McKeesport, Pa. 319 Shaw Ave., McKeesport, Pa. 1021 Walnut St., Sunbury, Pa. Sunbury, Pa. Route 1, Fishers Ferry, Pa. Muncy, Pa.

LOCAL PREACHERS

Dewart, Pa. Bellefonte, Pa. Eowmanstown, Pa. Milton, Pa. Allentown, Pa. Allentown, Pa. Watsontown, Pa. Allentown, Pa. Al'entown, Pa. Bellefonte, Pa. Stroudsburg, Pa. Milton, Pa. Port Matilda, Pa.

LICENSED DEACONESSES

Gassier, Mrs. Chas. Milton, Pa. Fitch, Mrs. Williard 'cKeesport, Pa. Ford, Mrs. Paul D. Constant Spring, Jamaica, B. W. I. Greenwalt, Mrs. H. Milton, Pa. Hilbert, Mrs. J. F. 1512 Ohe j., Allentown, Pa. (IveMrs.R. W , oute 1 inking SpriPT Lishman, Mrs. Francis - ou e , Fiierry, a.

Milton, Pa. Easton, Pa. 11 Langford Road Cross, Langford

Town, Bangalore, S. India Zimmerman, Mrs. Minnie 1026 Wolverton Ave., Sunbury, Pa.

HOME MISSIONARIES

Lishman, Francis Route 1, Fishers Ferry, Pa. Lishman, Mrs. Francis Route 1, Fishers Ferry, Pa.

COLPORTEIJR AND HOME MISSION WORKER

Wolfe, J. E. Route 1, Fishers Ferry, Pa.

Hoffman. Raymond Ketner, Francis Key, Mrs. Elanora B. Lawfer, W. F. Lawrence, Lee Mfller, W G. Miller, J. P. Mohler, C. J. Mease, H. J. Neff, Lawrence Pridgen, Mrs. C. P. Reichenbaugh, Wm. Rabuck, Frank Wolfe, J. E. Wolfe, E. J.

Aucker, Ira Bloom, Wm. Bowman, Mark Garringer, A. Heckart, H. Handwork, H. }rtman, Mrs. P. Kresge, . Little, Wm. Lutz, R. Marvin, A. Newman, H. I. Walk, C. M.

Moyer, Mrs. Cyrus Rice, Mrs. Chas. Young, Miss Florence A.

Mrs. Mary C. rs. Jonnie ii xvlce

Mrs. Francis H. Lishman Mrs. J. F. Ililbert Mrs. Minnie Zimmerman

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ENROLLMENT OF PREACHERS AND DELEGATES

ORDAINjp

Rev. Winifred R. Cox Rev. C. P. Priclgen Rev. Francis H. Lishman Rev. RiW. Ives_.. R William Heslop Rev. Floyd Baker Rev. Geo. W. Andrew Rev. Carrie A. Furgeson Rev. D. Albert King Rev. E. R. Clough Rev. Robert Heckart Rev. Mrs. William Heslop Rev. S. J. McIntyre Rev. H. A. Saneholtz Rev. G. L. Helsby Rev. J. S. Hankins Rev. J. R. Gardner

Greensboro, N. C. 319 Shaw Ave., McKeesport, Pa. Fishers Ferry, Pa., R. F. D. No.1

r T)TN3 843 Maxwell St., Allentown, Pa. 5 North Second St., Stroudsburg, Pa. Watsontown, Pa. R. F. D. No.1 116 Summit St., Lock Haven, Pa. Helfenstine, Pa. 243 Walnut St., Sunbury, Pa. Glen Iron, Pa. 843 Maxwell St., Allentown, Pa. 719 N. Center St., Bethlehem, Pa. 35 Mulberry St., Reading, Pa. 40 Center St., Milton, Pa. 2nd and Oak St., Miliville, N. J. N. Nelson St., Allentown, Pa.

LICENSED

Rev. David Gorman Rev. Harley Hoffman Rev. William R. Munson Rev. Jacob P. Miller Rev. William Reichenbach Rev. Martha Pridgen Rev. Frank Schweitzer Rev. J. F. Wolfe Rev F J. Wolfe Rpv. Bessie F. Hatcher Rev. E. R. Garver

2161 E. William St., Ililladeiphia, Pa. Beech Creek, Pa. Pørt Matilda, Pa. Wind Gap, Pa. 1021 Walnut St., Sunbury, Pa. 319 Shaw Ave., McKeesport, Pa. Armburst, Pa. Fishers Ferry, Pa., Route Muncy, Pa. Yardville, N. J. Milton, Pa.

DEACONESSES

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Fisher's Ferry, Pa., Route 1 1512 Chew St., Allentown, Pa. 1026 Wolverton Ave., Sunbury, Pa.

TRITSPEF BOARD OF DISTRICT

Thomas Ferguson 116 Summit St., Lock Haven, Pa.


CHURCH DELEGATES

Mrs. Floyd Baker C. H. Wolfe !Ylrs. harry Handwork Mrs. Joseph W. Siglin William C. Bloom Ray Bullock Charles Mourer Geo. S. Hallacker Lester L. Kerstetter, Mrs. Chas. Cassler Carolyn Hunter Mrs. Ellis Martz C. C. Rose Mrs. E. J. Wolfe J. Harold Goss Harold Dieter Mrs. Bessie L. Hankins

5 North 2nd St., Stroudsburg, Pa. Sunbury, Pa. R. F. D. No. 1 Allentown, Pa. 116 E. Ettwein St., Bethlehem, Pa. Bellefonte, Pa. Beech Creek, Pa. Helfenstine, Pa. Sinkirg Spring, Pa. Sunbury, Pa., Route No. 2 Milton, Pa. Glassboio, N. J. Muncy, Pa. R. F. D. McKeesport, Pa. Muncy, Pa. N. Nelson St., Allentown, Pa. Cherryville, Pa. Mfllville, N. J.

OFF10EPS FLECTEI)

I)istrlct Council 7 J-lome MissioiiaryBoard'

Supt. H. A. Saneholtz Ass't Supt. Floyd Baker Secretary, S. J. McIntyre Treasurer, Wm. Heslop

Advisory Members

D. A. King G. L. Heisby Thos. Ferguson

Trustee Board

C. C. Rose, Seven years, Secretary

F1ovd Baker, Six years A. R. Wilkinson, Five years Wm. Gallagher, Four years Thos. A. Ferguson, Three years

Treas. John Wagner, Two years HA. Saneholtz, One year

Examining Board

H. A. Saneholtz, Three years Wm. Heslop, Thwo years (i L. Helsby

H. A. Saneholtz, President D. A. King, Secretary Floyd Baker, Tress.

ye rañcis H. Lishman

Foreign Missionary Board

Francis Lishman, Pres. Bessie F. Hatcher, Secy.-Treas. Rev. Wm. Heslop Mrs. Wm. Heslop Mrs. Francis H. Lishmari

Betilali 1ark Bible School Board

H. A. Saneholtz, President Wm. Heslop, Secretary S. J. McIntyre, Treasurer Floyd Biker John Hankins A. H. Wilson, Rensselaer, N. Y. H, J. Oleson, Trappe,Md.


MINUTES OF THE TWELFTH ANNUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW JERSEY DISTRICT OF THE

PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH.

TUESDAY FORENOON SESSION

The members of the Twelfth Annual Assembly of the Pu-grum Holiness Church convened at the hour of 9:30 A. M. on March 17th, 1925, in the meeting house of the Reading Church, Reading, Pa.

The trst session was called to order by the Asst. Dist. Supt, Rev.' H.. A,. Saneholtz. "A Charge to Keep I Have," "Happy in the Service of the King" were sung, after which Bro. H. J. Oleson led in prayer. "Redeemed and Saved" was then sung after which Bro, Cox addressed the Assembly with timely admonitions. Prayer was offered by Bro. Wm. H. Heslop.

Roll call and registration of preachers and delegates.

By motion, the first three rows of seats across were fixed as the Conference Bar.

Bro. and Sr. 0. E. Whipple and Bro. J. H. Mease were granted honorary seits in the Conference Bar. Bro. H. J. Ole-son o Trappe' Md. was also granted a seat in the Assembly bar.

The trne of sesios was made 9:00 to 11:30 A. M. and from 2:00 to 4:30 P. M.

It wos moved and carried to govern the Assembly by the rules of order found in the Manual.

Bro. Geo. Andrews was designated as reporter for the local papers by motion; which motion ws ,arn.ended to ine1u.d Bro.W. R Ives reporter for the Pilgrim Holiness Advocate.

The minutes of the last session of the 1924 Assembly were read and approved.

Bro. Heslop reported as pastor for Allentown, Pa.


It was moved and carried to change the reading of the report blanks from "Number cases of healing" to "Numler anointed for healing." By motion, the time was extended twenty-five minutes.

Sr. Heslop reported as Asst. pastor for Allentown, Sr. H. Handwerk as delegate and Sr. J. F. Hubert as deaconess. The reports were accepted by motion.

Bro. Francis Lishman, pastor, and Bro. M. R. Wolfe as delegate now reported for Augustaville, Pa. The reports were accepted.

The Asst. Dist. Supt. then appointed the following com-mittees:

Auditing, Bros. Heckart, Munson and M. R. Wolfe. Statistical; Bros. Reichenbaugh, Ferguson and Bullock. Minute; Bros .McIntyre Lishman and Goss.

Adjourned by motion. Prayer by Bro. King.

(Signed) S. J. Mclntrye, Sec'y.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION, March 17th, 1925, 2:00 P. M.

The Session was called to order by the Geni. Supt., Bro. W. R. Cox. Hymn No. 82 was sung after which ve were led in prayer by Bro. King.

The Minutes of last session were read and approved.

Moved and carried that there be a Committee of three on Public Worship, Bro. Saneholtz, acting as chairman. ap-points the other two.

Moved and seconded that we discontinue the Equaliza-tion of Railroad fares. Motion lost.

Ero. G. L. Helsby was introduced to the Assembly at this time.

further Registration of the Preachers and Delegates.


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Bro.R.jT Ivj Public Worshij5Cirnmjttee, Bros. Cox anc McIntyre.

Moved and carried that we have two classes for equalization in Railroad fare, one class one half and the others full fare, including Pastors and delegates.

By Motion Sisters Moyer and Greenwalt were granted honorary seats in the Assembly bar.

Moved and carried that the local pastor and delegate be exempted from the equalization of car fares.

Bro.. H. Hoffman reported 'as pastor for Beech Creek, Pa.,, Sr. Hoffman as Asst. pastor and Bro. Ray Bullock as Church and S. S. delegate. These reports were accepted by motion.

Bro. S. J. McIntrye submitted his report as pastor of Bethlehem,, Paw, Sr. J. Siglin reporting as the Church and S. S. delegate. The reports were accepted as read.

Report of Bro. Geo. Andrews, pastor of the Delaware. Run Church.

Bro. Jacob Miller reported as pastor of Easton, Pa., and Sr. Chas. F. Rice as delegate. It was moved and carried that the matter concerning the organization of the Easton Pilgrim Holiness Church be referred to the Dist. Council. The reports of the pastor and delegate of this Church were also referred to the Dist. Council as was the report of Sr. Chas. F. Rice, licensed deaconess.

It was moved and carried to accept the report of Bro. Robert Heckart, pastor and acting delegate of the Glen Iron Church.

Bro. D. A. King. pastor, and Bro. Chits.. Mourer, Church and S. S.. delegate from Helfenstein, Pa. now reported. These reports were accepted as read.

Bro. H. Hoffman, pastor and acting delegate for the Churches at Highland. and Summit Hill, Pa., reported. They were accepted as given.


The reports from the Milton Pilgrim Holiness Church; Bra G. L. Helsby, pastor and Sr., Chas. Cassler, Churcb and S. S. delegate, Bro.. Heslop reporting for six months of wQrk previous to Bro. Helsby's coming, were given and accepted as read.

Adjourned by expiration of time. Prayer by Bro. Heisby


WEDNESDAY, 9:00 A. M. SESSION, MARCH 18, 1925

The session was called to order by the Genl. Supt., Rev. W. R. Cox; singing, "Come and Dine" and "Saved by the Blood," prayer by Bro. F. Schweitzer and Bro. C. P. Pridgen; singing of choruses.

Eph. 5:17, Scripture lesson by Bro. W. R. Cox.

The roll call dispensed with by motion. Registration of preachers and delegates.

Sr. Key and Bro. Cheesman were introduced to the assembly and given honorary seats in the Assembly bar by motion. Bro. Bubb was likewise given a seat.

It was moved and carried that, owing to some confusion concerning Bro. Bubb's license, the matter be referred to the District Council.

The minutes of the last session were read and approved. It was moved and carried to accept the resignation of Bro.

\V. J. Crider from the Dist. Board of Trustees and the Exam-ining Board. A motion was carried to ask Bro. Cox to act as the third member of the Examining Board for this Assembly.

The Dist. Secy. and the Dist. Treas. reported for their past year's work. The Auditing Committee's report on these books was heard; all these reports were accepted.

The Treas. of the Beulah Park camp grounds and buildings reported. Singing, Doxology. The Auditing Committee re-ported on the Secy's. and the Treas's. books. These report were


all accepted by motion.

Bro. Wm. H. Heslop gives a verbal report for Beulah Park Bible School. It is moved and carried to hear the Bible School delegate's report, which report, however,, is deferred to a later date.

By motion, the Assembly tendered a rising vote of thanks to Bros. Baker, Gardner, Heslop and Sr. Heslop for their de-voted,, self-sacrificing work at Beulah Park Bible School.

Sr. Nase and Hevalow of the Holiness Christian Church were now introduced to the Assembly and given honorary seats in the bar.

-..i I 11 isjycdaxd carried to exept Br....an.cLSr. Ives fron the of R. R. fares.

Bro. Frank H. Schweitzer reported as pastor and acting delegate for the Church at Armbrust, Pa. His reports were accepted by motion.

Bro. J. R. Gardner's report was read by the Secy. and accepted as given.

Bro. W. J. Crider's report for his work as Dist. Supt. for the past year was also read by the Secy. It was moved to accept the same and that a copy of said report be spread on the minutes. This latter motion was amended to include a letter from the. Secy.. in behalf of the Assembly, as expressing our regret at his inability, to be with us. The ready acceptance of these motions was indicated by a rising vote of thanks to our beloved Bro. Crider.

The delegate from Delaware Run, Sr. E. Martz, having arrived, she gave the Church and S. S. report at this time. The reports of pastor and delegate were accepted by motion.

Sr. C. Hunter now reported for Glassboro, N. J. Her re-port was accepted.

It was moved and carried.that re.ports of the several local camp meetings held in the Dist. each year be turned in to the statistical committee for r&ordng.


Bro. C. P. Pridgen reported as pastor for MeKeesport, PaW, Sr. Pridgen as Asst. pastor and Bro. C. C. Rose as Church and S. S. delegate. All these reports were readily accepted.

Adjourned by motion. Prayer by Bro. 0. E. Whipple.

(Signed) S. J. McIntyre, Sec'y.

SESSION OF WEDNESDAY 2:00 P. M., MRCH 18, 1925

The session was called to order by the Geni. Supt., Rev. W. R. Cox, by singing "Come and dine," "This world is not my home." The Scripture and exhortaton was given by Bro. Ceo. Andrews.

Roll call and further registration of preachers and dele-gates.

Bro. and Sr. H. Deiter were granted honorary seats in the conference bar by motion.

Minutes of the last session were read and approved.

The Sec.-Treas. of the Foreign Missionary Board reported for the past year; also the Auditing Cummittee on her books. These reports were accepted.

It was moved and carried that we hear Bro. H. J. Oleson of the Eastern Dist. and member of the Geni. Foreign Missy. Board on our foreign missionary interests. After a profitable discussion by our Bro. Oleson who anwered many perplexing questons concerning the work, it was moved to proceed to the regular order of business.

It was moved and carried to have election of officers Thursday A. M. The motion was lost. -

Bro. J. S.. Hankins of Milville, N. J. reported as pastor and Sr. Hankins as Church and S. S. delegate. The reports were. accepted by motion.


The reports of Bro. Wm. Munson. pastor for Port Matilda and Coleville, Pa., and those of Bro. Wrn. Bloom, Church dede-gate for Coleville, were accepted.

By motion, Bro. James T. Maffin, Evan. of Marion, 0., who has done considerable work in meetings i n the Dist., was in-troduced to the Assembly and granted an honorary seat in the bar.

Bro. H. A. Saneholtz, pastor, and Bro. Hallichere, Church and S. S. delegate, reported for the local church. The reports were accepted.

Bro. Wm. Reichenbaugh reported as pastor for the Stong-ington Church and Bro. Lester Kersetter as Church and S. S. delegate. These reports were accepted by motion.

Bro. Floyd Baker of Stroudsburg reported as pastor and Sr. Baker as Church delegate. The reports were accepted.

Bro. A. H. Wilson, Supt. of the New York Dist., was in-troduced to the assembly and granted an honorary seat in the conference bar.

It was moved to adjourn at this time, the Stroudsburg reports having already been interrupted with a motion to ex-tend the time ten minutes and grant our N. Y. brother a seat in the bar.

Prayer by Bro. Wilson.


TUESDAY, 9:00 A. M., MARCH 17, 1925

The session was called to order by Genl. Supt., Rev. W. R. Cox, by singing "When the King Divine Saved me", "He Leadeth me Ever." Prayer by Bro. H. Deiter. Singing "I Have Moved."

Bro. Cox reports on Bro. Straub and Dubendorf in New-berg, Oregon.

The roll call was dispensed with by motion.


Bro. T. L. Weind was granted an honorary seat in the conference bar by motion.

it was moved and carried that the order of business for Friday 9:00 A. M. should be the election of officers.

Bro. Harold Goss reports on B. P. B. S. as its delegated representative. A discussion followed which indicated an en-couraging interest by the several churches in our Dist. in the Beulah Park Bible School.

Bro. Miller of the H. Christian Church was introduced to the Assembly and granted an honorary seat in the bar.

Moved and carried that each one of our Churches invite a B. S. representative in the near future and take up an offer-ing for the same.

Bro. Francis Ketner and Lee Lawrence, students from the school, were introduced to th Assembly at this juncture and given an honorary seat in the conference bar.

The resolution committee reported at this time. Res. No. 1 was moved, and seconded. Res. No. 1 was referred back to the Committee for redrafting. Res. No. 2 was referred back to the committee for redrafting. It was moved and carried to send all th.e business thus fa'r presented by the committee back for change of form.

Res. No. 1 was read and carried by motion.

The B S. Herald and auditing committee on this report submitted their reports at this time.

Bro. Baker and Mcintyre reported on the runnng ex-penses of B. P. B. S. and the Auditing Corn, on these books. All these reports were accepted..

The Sunbury report, Bro. E. R. dough pastor and Sr. Zimmerman Church and S. S.. delegate, was given at this time. Sr. Zimmerman also reported as licensed deaconess. These re-ports were all' accepted by motion.

Bro. R. Heckart reported for Zerby, Pa. His reports were accepted. .


Sr. Furgeson reported as pastor for Lock Haven, her hus-band being church and S. S. delegate. Reports accepted.

The Muncy report, Bro. E. J. Wolfe pastor, and Sr. Wolfe church and S. S. delegate, was now given. Accepted by motion.

The reports of Evan., Missys., unstationed preachers, etc. were now heard. Bro. David Gorman's report was accepted. it was moved to extend the time fifteen minutes. Bro. Straub's report from Oregon was read. His request for transfer to the Calif. Dist. was granted by motion. It was moved for the Secy. to send him a letter of appreciation for his work done in Pa.

Moved to adjourn.

Prayer by Bro. H. J. Oleson.

THURSDAY, 2:00 P. M., MARCH 19, 1925

Session was called to order by the Genl. Supt., Rev. W. H. Cox. Singing, "Since Jesus Came into my Heart." Prayer by Bro. Geo. Andrews after which Bro. J. S. Hankins read a Scripture Lesson from Jno. 17.

Minutes of last session read and approved.

Moved and carried to have the Secy. write Bros. Hankins and Ford a letter of appreciation for theirwork done in Pa.

The Treas. of the Home Missy. Board now reported and the Auditing Corn.. on these books. The reports were accepted.

The resolution committee submitted Res. No. 2 which was .adopted.

The report of Wrn. G. Miller was read and accepted. Bro. W. B. Neff's report was read and heartily accepted by motion. The reports of Jno. and Anna Mae Orkney were accepted and it was moved to have the Secy. write them a letter of sym-pathy and greeting.

It was moved and seconded to adopt the Res. that all monies raised on the Dist. for fore.ign Missy. purposes should go thru' the local church Treas.., the Dist. Treas., the Geni. Missy. Treas.


and that the issuing church receive from the field. to which it is sent. The Res. was finally referred back to the Res. Corn. for reconsideraton.

The report from Ashland, Pa.., was read and accepted.

Sr. Bessie Hatcher's report was accepted. Bro. J. E. Wolfe,, Home Missy, and colporteur, reported. His report was accepted. By motion, Bro. W. F. Bubb's and wife's report were accepted.

It was at this time moved and carried that, hereafter, all preachers and delegates present their written reports to the Dist. Secy. and that he hand them over to a duly appointed committee who shall examine the same and in turn present them to a duly appointed statistical committee and that, when compiled,, such reports be presented 'and approved in bulk by the D'ist. Assembly. Special items of inteiest may at this time be emhasized.

It was moved and carried that Bro. and Sr. Heslop sing "Let's Go.."

At 3:15 it was moved and carried to grant Bro. H. J. Ole-son, Geni. Foreign Missy. Board member, the remaining time, with an extension of fifteen minutes for a discussion work.

Adjourned by expiration of time. Prayer by Bro. Lishman


FRIDAY, 9:00 A. M. SESSION, MJ\RCH 20, 1925

The Session was called to order by the Ass't Dis't Sup't., Rev. H. A. Saneholtz; singing, "Jesus Understands" and "I Will Trust Jesus all the Way," prayer by Bro. F. Schweitzer: singing, "In the Fullness of the Blessing."

Roll call. The minutes of the last session were read and 'approved. Scripture lesson and exhortation by Bro. H. A. Saneholtz from Acts 6:1, Tim., 3, Titus 1:7-11. Prayer was then offered by Sister C. A. Furgeson and Bro. J. Maffin.


Election of Officers followed. By motion the Chair ap-ponted the Tellers. Bro. Schweitzer and Bro. Munson.

By motion Bro. and Sister Heslop sang, "The Old Fashion-ed Meeting."

By motions Resolution No. 1 was reconsidered and rejected.

It was moved and carried that we proceed to elect a Dist. Supt. who may or may not give all of his time to the Dist work.

Bro. H. A. Saneholtz was elected. as Dist. Supt. on the first ballot..

By motion Sisters Flanders and Eldred, also Bro. R. Hoff-man were granted honorary seats in the Assembly bar.

By motion the time was extended fifteen minutes.

Bro. Floyd Baker was elected Ass't Supt., Bro. S. J. Mc-Intyre as the Dis. Secretary, Bro. Wm. Heslop as Dist. Treas.

Bro. King and Bro. Heisby, were elected as members of the Council on first ballot.

Adjourned by the expiration of time. Prayer by Bro. A. H. Wilson.


FRIDAY, 2:00 P. M., MARCH 20, 1925

The session was called to order by the Dist. Supt., Rev. H.. A. Saneholtz. Singing "Joy Unspeakable" and "When our King Comes Back to Reign." Bro. Gorman gave the Scripture Lesson from the third Chap, of Colossians. Prayer by Bro. F. Lishman.XSr. Ives was anointed<'

Moved and carried to dispense with roll call.

Moved and carried to expunge from the minutes all the matter concerning the election of the Dist. Supt. in the pre-ceeding session except the! recinding of Res. No. 1. With this correction the minutes of the last session were. approved.


It was moved to elect from the four highest nominees the third membe' of the Advisors to the Dist. Council. No elec-tion on the first ballot. It was moved to vote for the three highest. Bro. Thos. Ferguson was elected on the second ballot.

Moved and carried to elect two members of the Trustee Board to fill the vacancies, by ballot, voting for one at a time.

Bros. Lawrence and Ketner appointed as tellers to help in the election.

Bro. Rose elected on the first ballot as the lay member of the Trustee Board, to serve seven years.

It was moved and seconded that we have a nominating committee, amended to include that they be appointed by the chair. Carried.

No election on the first ballot for member of the Trustee Board from the ministry. Moved to vote for the five highest names.

Bros. Heslop and Baker and Sr. Ferguson appointed as the nominating committee.

Moved to vote for the Home Missy. Board all on one ballot.

Moved and carried to vote for one of the three highest for a ministerial member of the Trustee Board.

Report of the nominating committee for a Foreign Missy. Board. Bros. Saneholtz, Heslop, Lishman and Hankins and Srs. Hatcher, Lishman and Heslop.

No election on the second ballot for a member of the Trus-tee Board. Bros. Heslop and Lishmazn withdrew and Bro. Baker was declared unanimously elected.

It was moved to vote -for two members of the Examining Board on one ballot, the one receiving the highest number of votes to serve for three years and the other for one year.

Bros. Bubb and Goss were appointed as tellers to aid in the election.

It was carried to have Bro. H. J. Mease sing "I Wouldn't


and I Couldn't Stay Away."

It was moved to have the tellers retire from the room to count the ballots while the Assembly proceeds with other bust-ness.

The Resolution Committee reports. Res. No. 3 is adopted.

Bro. Saneholtz is re-elected as a member of the Examining Board on the first ballot. It is moved to vote from one of the four highest names for the other member of this Board.

Srs. Hatcher, Heslop and Lishman and Bros. Heslop and Lishman were declared elected to the Foreign Missy. Board by the first ballot.

It was moved and carried that thejlomeJ liss ,Board b

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vote for the two remaining members out of the three highest names.

The tellers' report on the ballot for the Examing Board showed no election. It was carried to vote for one out of the two highest. Bro. King withdraws in favor of Bro.. Helsby who is declared elected.

Bros. King and Lishman are elected as the remaining mem-bers of the Home Missy. Board.

It was moved and carried to elect a Bible School Board consisting of seven members, five of whom. should be elected by secret ballot. The persons receiving the highest number of votes to serve for a period of 5, 4, 3, 2,, 1, years respectively; the five members of the duly elected Board to have the privi-lege of adding two additional members to their number, the latter serving terms of one year each, These seven members shall hereafter constitute the Beulah Park Bible School Board.

The time was extended for twenty minutes and then to five o'clock.


The same nominating committee appointed before were asked to submit nominees for the said Bible School Board.

The Statistical Committee reports, the same being adopted by motion.

Adjourned by expiration of time. Prayer by Bro. Andrews.

(Siçjned) S. J. McIntyre, Sec'y.

SATURDAY, 9:00 A. M., Muicu 21, 1925

The Session was called to order by Dist. Supt., Rev. H. A. Saneholtz. Singing, 'All I Need" and "'iy Sheep know My Voice." Bro. J. E. Wolfe led in prayer after giving the Scrip-ture Lesson from II Cor. 6:1-10.

The roll call was dispensed with by motion.

Reading and approval of last session's minutes.

Moved and carried to lift an offering from the Assembly floor to help cover the running expenses.

Moved and seconded to grant Bro. Pridgen an excuse from the Assembly. Moved and carried to table the motion.

Bro. H. C. Walls has granted an honorary seat in the Con-ference bar.

Report on the convention expenses.

Carried to have the chair appoint two additional members to the Resolution Committee. Bros. Ferguson and Lishman was added.

Moved and carried to rescind the previous day's action rel-ative to having the nominating committee submit names in the selection of a Bible School Board and to expunge from the minutes the result of the committee's action.

It was carried to have nine nominees from the floor for the election of said Board. It was moved that the five highest receiving a majority be declared elected to the Board. Bros.


Hankins, Baker, Heslop, Gardner, King, Reichenbaugh, Sane-holtz, McIntyre and Sr. Furgeson were nominated.

The Resolution Committee reports. Res. Nos. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 were adopted. It was carried to table a resolution drafted by Bro. Munson and Andrews.

The first ballot in the election for a Bible School Board showed Bros. Heslop, McIntyre, Saneholtz, Hankins and Baker diected.

Res. No. 9 submitted, Moved and seconded to adopt it. Moved and carried to table it.

The Foreign Missy. Board now reported its organization as follows: Francis Lishman, Pres.; Bessie F. Hatcher, Sec.-Treas.; Srs. Heslop and Lishman and Bro. Win. Heslop advis-ory members.

Moved and carried to proceed to the election of a Home Missionary.

Moved and seconded to have 300 copies of minutes pub-lished; amended to have 500 copies. Carried.

The first ballot showed Bro. and Sr. Lishman elected as Home Missys. Bro. Lishman tendered his resignation as a member of the Home Missy. Board. By motion his resignation was refused.

Moved and carried to grant Beulah Park Bible School the privilege of sending' two representatives to the next Assembly.

Carried to elect Bro. E. J. Wolfe by acclamation as Missy. Colporteur.

Moved and carried to grant Bros. Munson, Gorman and Schweitzer ordination papers.

Carried to have the list of renewals for license to preach read and to pass upon them accordingly. (Ten minutes cx-tension of time.) The renewals were granted.

Sr. Moyer, Cassler, Greenwalt were present for deaconess license. Granted The renewals for deaconess license were


read and granted.

The names of the applicants for license to preach were read and passed on. Granted.

Moved and seconded that we do not list the names of our local preachers in the minutes. Motion lost.

Adjourned by expiration of time. Prayer by Bro. Heslop.

(Signed) S. J. Mclntrye, Secy.

CLOSING SESSION, SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1925, 2:10 P.. M.

Session called to order by the Dist. Supt. Singing, "In the New Jerusalem," prayer by Bro. Harold Deiter. Scripture lesson from Eph. 4:1-7 and exhortation by Bro. Saneholtz.

Reading and approval of last session's minutes.

Home Missy. Board reports on its organizations. Accepted by motin.

The organization of the Bible School Board is heard and accepted.

The Trustee Board submits its organization and has it passed upon.

Res. No. 10 submitted. Moved and seconded to adopt but later carried to table.

Moved and seconded to adopt "God's Financial Plan." Mov-ed and carried to table this, motion.

Moved and seconded to adopt the Budget System.

Prayer at this time in behalf of Bro. Geo. Andrew's dy ing mother. Led by Bro. D. A. King.

Carried to table the motion.


Carried to take Res. No. 10 from the table. Res. No. 10 amended and carried that the preacher and delegate at the first meeting at home should fix the sum pledged for the cur-rent expenses through-out the year and notify the Secy. as to the anunt..

Bro. King is excused from the Assembly by motion.

Moved and carried that the arrangements for a Minister-'ial Convntion be left in the hands of the Dist. Council.

Carried to have a tabulated report of the findings of the Statistical Committee.

Moved and carried to change the number of this Assembly from the sixth to the twelfth.

Carried to have the chair appoint a council on ordination! jJbeDiehairman of the same; pros.

yr1 Sañeholtz. Bar. Lian and Ives 2ind.

Moved and carried to adjourn. Sang the Doxology. Pray-er by Bro. Wm. Heslop.



DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

To the Assembly of the preachers and delegates of the Penna. and N. J. Dist.: Greetings.

I would have enjoyed much the privilege of being with you in your Assembly but, having received and accepied a call to the pastorate at Terre Haute, md., and being urged by them to move as soon as possible, and they having been without a pastor for about five months and feeling the call of the Lord I considered it to the interest of all concerned to come as soon as I could do so.

In traveling the Dist. as your Supt. we found, as in all work, some things of an unpleasant nature which could be better, yet we will always have ome things to remember with pleasure in meeting with the churches and fellowshipping, with the brethren.

We travelled the work twice, meeting with each chur&i twice with the exception of one or two, it not being convenient with them to have us at that time. There have been three new churches organized during the conference year; one at Muncy, one at Coleville and the other at Lock Haven. All s€em to be in healthy condition. There was a loss of three churches during the year; New Brighton and Holidaysburg disorganiz-ing and Hoffer, not caring to live up with the Manual, with-drew. On making my last visit over the work, I noticed a marked advance in respect to a revival spirit, this was true of almost every church.

The church at Stoudsburg has erected a new parsonage which is now occupied by the pastor. They also finished pay-ing off the debt on the church property. Glen Iron also has purchased a parsonage property and almost have it clear of debt. Milton church also was looking in the same direction. Lock Haven and Easto,n are beginning to plan for better places of worship. It would take too much space to mention all that might be said of each church in relation to their advanced steps.

As to the Beulah Park Bible School, while they have had


their battles and difficulties there, my daughter found on com-ing here that the work she had done there in the second year high school was almost equal to the third year here. So, while the school there is not accredited by the state board of Educa-tion and credits are not accepted in the public high schools, yet the students are not getting an inferior education.

In our work for the past year we have' preached 173 times, conducted and assisted in six revivals, assisted in two camp meetings. Regenerations 35, santifications 15, baptisms 14, children dedicated 1, cases of healing 1, funerals 1. We have received for ouy support from, all sources on the district $162.30 besides donations of eatables to the amount of $60.00; have paid. out car fare $110.77,. for postage $6.64, other ex-penses $3.15.

We have filled the office about as poorly as any one could have and, while we regret our inability, we want to thank you for every expression of love, sympathy and kindness shown us over the district and for every gift and donation,, large or small, towards our support. May the Lord bless and give you the most prosperous year this next year in the history of the work. If we never meet here again, you may look for me at the marriage supper of the Lamb.

Your unworthy brother in the Lord,

W. J. Crider


RESOLUTIONS OF THE ASSEMBLY

No. 1 Whereas, the Word of God exhorts us to "Abstain from all appearance of evil,"

Be it Resolved that we as a District do register our disap-proval of evangelistic parties traveling together who are of the opposite s.x and neither married nor so related to each other as to do away with the appearance of evil.

No. 2 Whereas, we greatly deplore the fact of the many disrupted domestic and martial relations and whereas,, in many cases of divorce, the cause is to be found in unwise marriages taking place while the parties were in their teens and whereas we affirm that it is an error for our courts to grant divorces except in case of adultery and whereas, in no case should either of the divorced parties marry again in the life-time of the former companion: "A woman that hath a husband i bound by the law of her husband (Not merely as long as he behaveth himself but) as long as he liveth." - Bible. "Wilt thou take this woman to be thy wedded wife, etc. as long as ye both continue chaste? No, but so long as ye both shall live." iViarriage Ceremony.

Be it Resolved that we as a people will continue to oppose this gigantic evil and that we as preachers will refuse to re-marry any divorced parties according to our Manual, Page 3i1, Paragraph 91.

No. 3 Be it Resolved that our 1926 Assembly be held at the same time and place as our Annual Dist. Camp Meeting and that our Conference year be extended to near the time of the meeting of the Assembly, detailed arrangements foi this change to be left in the hands of the Dist. Council.

No. 4 Be it Resolved that we extend our hearty apprecia-tion to the pastor, Bro. H. A. Saneholtz, for his untiring ef-forts to make everything pleasant and congenial, to the Pil-grims of the local church for their kind labors and to the friends and neighbors for their loving hospitalty in so graci-ously opening their homes for the entertainment of the dele-gates and preachers of this Assembly, - said appre&ation to be expressed by a rising vote.


No. 5 Be it Resolved that by a rising vote we express our heartfelt appreciation to our Geni. Supt., Rev. W. R. Cox, for his edifying and instructive exhortations as well as his able and impartial administration in the office of Chairman of this Assembly.

No. 6 Whereas, our Secretary has so faithfullyperformed the arduous labors of his office,

Be it Resolved that we express our heartfelt gratitude to him by a rising vote as well as by a free-will offering at this time.

No. 7 Be it Resolved that we express our appreciation to the press of the city for their kindness in giving fair and impartial publicity to the proceedings as well as the evangel-istic meetings of this Assembly.

Be it Resolved that we ask each local church, through their pastor and delegate, to pledge as amount to the Dist. work and also ask each licensed and ordained, preacher on the Dist. to send fifty per cent of their tithe to the treasury and that each local camp meeting be asked to give a free-will offerino' to the Dist., said funds to be used. at the discretion of the Dist. including the Supt's. support.


REV. FLOYD BARER, REPORTS ON

RUNNING EXPENSE OF SCHOOL

from Mar. 1, 1924 to Aug. 13, 1924,

as follows:

BaT. Bro't. For'd. $174.11 Receipts to Aug. 13 $3016.27

Total receip.ts $3190.38 Paid out to Aug. 13 3187.71

Bal. in hand Aug. 13 $ 2.67 turred over to S. J. McIntyre at this time.

Floyd Baker, Treas.

TRE'SUIIER'S REPORT OF THE RTTNNING EXPENSES OF THE BETTL.tl{ PARK BIBLE SCHOOL.

Receipts

Balance o.n hand Aug. 13, 1924 $ 2.67

Deposit by Bro. Baker 104.00 Convention offering 18.84 Bible school herald 13.35 Pledges 117.00 Rec'd back on loans 643.00 Rec'd from students, etc. 4997 15

Total Receipts

Disbursements

$5896.01

Groceries, meat, milk, bread Roofing Labor Car fares Bible School Hearid Coal Teachers Cook Help

$1567.4? 60.00 65.40 66.95 59.00

382.00 895.00 315.00 172.00

Type-writer 83.03 Loan to Property Treas. 1235.23 Light 160.25 Miscellaneous 805.49

Total Disbursements .%866.77

BaT. on hand Mar. 1, 1925 $29.24

Assets

Due from last year $ 88.00 Due on fall,winter & Spring 3239.59 Due on loan 592.23

Total $3919.73

S. J. McIntyre, Treas.

We, the Auditing Committee have carefully examined the records nf the Treas. of the running expenses of the Beulah Park Bible School and have found them to be correct. Signed,

Robert H. Heckart Wm. R. Munson C. R. Wolfe

Auditors.

REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF

THE BIBLE SCHOOL HERALD.

Bal. Forward Mar. 1, 1924 $ .18

Receipts 85.07

Total Receipts $85.25 Disbursements 82.40

BaT, on hand turned in .$ 2.85 S. J. McIntyre, Treas.

We, the Auditing Committee have carefully examined the record of th Sec.-Treas. of the Beulah Park Bible


School Herald and have found them Designation to be correct. Signed, Africa $463.73

Robert H. Heckart, Alaska - 28.27 Wm. R. Munson, B. W. Indies 160.70 C. R. Wolfe China 9.32

Auditors. Sr. Coope 7.00 India 90.19

FOREIGN MISSIONARY REPORT Jamaica 1171.82 for Conference Year from Japan 5.00

March 1st, 1924 to Feb. 28th, 192 Korea 35.19 By Churches: S. America 68.00

Genl. Fund 794.26 Sunbury $172.12 Trenton 164.00 Allentown 275.00 2915.48

Millville 275.00 Bethlehem 146.25 Repectfu1ly submitted,

Bessie F. Hatcher, Sec.-Treas. Glassboro 679.46 Individual 20.09 Delaware Run 65.00 We, the auditing committee, have Ambrust 301.45 rarefully examined the books of the

Sec.-Treas. of the Foreign Missionary Reading 136,29 Society and have found the accounts Bellfonte 10.25 to be correct.. Ashland 33.00 Port Matilda 38.30 Signed

Robert H. Heckart Lock Haven 161.45 Wm. R. Munson Glen Iron 15.00 C. R. Wolfe Stongington 101.03 Auditing Committee. Augustaville 135.75 Hoffer 8.50 Helfenstein 19.50 Beech Creek - 28.27 We. the Auditing have carefully ex Milton - 100.00 amined the books of the Dis't Sec. Muncy 4.50 mnd Treas. and have found them to

be correct. Lewistown - 10.01 Tnt. in the bank .11 Signed,

Robert H. Heckart $2915.59 Wm. R. Munson

Expenditures 2915.48 C. R. Wolfe Auditing Committee

Balance in Treas. - .11


REPORT OF DISTRICT TREASURER

RECEIPTS

Balance on hand March 1, 1924 - - $ 406.9) Budget - - - 612.20 Tithes paid in for Bro. Crider 678.1F Con. exp. of 1923, special offerings - 290.70 Foreign Missions - 154.05 Rescue Home - - 26.35 District camp at Beulah Park 945.27 Delegates car fare to Gen. Assembly - 346.36 Dedication Certificates 3.90 Bethel Orphans Home 70.25 Beulah Park Bible School - 304.03 Tracts, Gods Financial Plan 33.45 i\efund of Assembly car fare - 12.51) General Supt. - 45.05 Home Missions 44.70 Minutes of 1923-1924 - 70.26 Advocate debt - - 97.67

Total Receipts $4141.92

1)ISBURSEMENTS

General Superintendent $45.05 Beulah Park Bible School 404.03 Foreign Missions - 154.08 Type writer - 60.00 State seal - 6.00 Bethel Orphans Home - 70.25 1923 - 1924 Con. exp. etc. 295.70 Home Missions - 209.98 Budget and Tithes for Bro. Crider 906.72 District Camp exp. - 718.45 Rescue Home - - 26.35 Delegates car fare to Gen. Assembly 433.66 Printed Minutes - 80.00 Printing, E. Lichty - 9.00 Dentler Print Shop Tracts 121.75 King Print Shop - 16.75 Advocate debt - 97.6'


District exp. General Treas.

- - - 56.88 - 309.73

Total Disbursements - $4022.05 Bal. in Treas. Mar. 1, 1925 $ 119.87

S. J. McIntyre, Secy. Wm. Heslop, Treas.

REPORT OF HOME MISS. TREAS.

Am't brought for'd - - None Receipts - $192.64 Disbursements 79.40

Balance in Treasury - $113.24 C. P. Pridgen, Treas.

Signed Robert H. Heckart Wrn. R. Munson C. R. Wolfe

Auditing Committee.

Treas. Report of the Beulah Park Bible School Buildings, Camp Meeting grounds,, etc. from Mar. 1, 1924 to Mar. 1, 1925.

RECETPTS

Balance on hand Mar. 1, 1924 $ 1.74 School Cony. Offering 90.00 Council Offering 100.00 Camp Meeting Offering 95.37 Loans from School Funds 1235.23 Pledges, cash, coupons, rents, gifts, church offerings - 3292.02

Total receipts $4814.36


DISBURS1MENTS

Repaid on School fund loans - $ 643.00 mt. on notes, mortgages, loans 1380.55 Paid on Principal 1800.00 Tnt. on bond issue 450.00 Taxes - 88.40 Insurance - 70.47 Furniture bill 173.38 Incidentals 157.25 Car Fares 15.55

Total Disbursements $4778.60

Bal. on hand Mar. 1, 1925 $35. 7(i

Loaned from School Fund $1235.23 Refunded - - - 643.00

Due to School on loans $592.23

Respectfully Submitted,

S. J. McIntyre, Treas.

We, the Auditing Committee have carefully examined the books of the Sec. and Trea. of the Beulah Park Bible School and Camp Meeting grounds and have found them correct.

Signed

Robert H. Heckart Win. R. Munson C. R. Wolfe

Auditing Committee.

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892.32 131.45 489.45 15,28

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HOLINESS MISSIONARY COLPORTEUR'S REPORT.

Preached - 7 Prayer meetings 25 Exhorted - 8 Praise meetings 25 Sunday chools 7 Sunday School Classes 39 Sunday Schoo Addresses 5 Missy. Addresses - 2 St. and train meetings 2 Song services led - - 131 Children's meeting revivals 4 Services - - - 24 Many of the children seeking and getting happily saved. Hallelujah! Raised for Foreign Missions in tent meetings and revivals $36.62

Prayed in homes 391 Prayed in new homes - 59 Total times prayed in homes 450 Anointed for healing - 5 Revivals by help of evangelist 3 Seekers for Regen. or Sanc. 60 Revivals helped in - 12 Seekers, more than - 100 Camp meetings helped in 2 Seekers, about - 130 Total seekers - - - 300

(About half were finders) Anointed in camps and revivals 90 Church organized by Bro. Maffin near Beilfonte. Cash offerings in revivals $47.54 Churc:h offerings received 35.18 Total (Tithe to Dist. Supt.) $82.72

Donations for printing I-I. M. C. & tracts & for Missy's bills 130.18 Expenses for printing and mailing Gospel Lit. - - 83.00 Received from book and Bible sales (About) - - $53.18 Subs, for Advocate - - 9 About 20 by Bro. Maffin Walked, miles - 1,124 Gave out thousands of tracts and have planned tent meetings for all summer.

Your Bro. in Jesus, J. B. Wolfe,

Fishersferry, Pa.

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