PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Glory In The Church

Text: Eph. 3:21 - Unto Him be glory in the Church by Christ Jesus, throughout all

ages, world without end,

In the church is the place to glorify God, God has ordained that we are to honor

Him in this world through His church. Whatsoever we do it must be for the honor

and glory of God. The object of ALL CHURCH WORK IS TO GLORIFY GOD.

HOW DO BAPTISTS GLORIFY GOD?

1. They stand for morality. Clean living is the fruit of a christian life. The

moral standards of any community are raised when a Baptist church is organized in

it. Baptists preach against the sins of the flesh and hold before the world the kind of

life that the christians of the first century presented. When folks are saved the moral

side is elevated.

2. They stand for spirituality. There are many mistaken ideas in the reli-

gious world concerning the teaching of spirituality. Spirituality does not mean that

you can cry a lot. One who is spiritual will follow the teachings of the Word of

God. I have known many persons that will cry at the preaching of the word but will

not pay any attention to its doctrines. Observing the Word is spirituality, it is not

emotionalism.

3. They stand for separation between the church and the world. It is alright

for the church to be in the world but when the world get’s into the church it is in

the wrong place. Our Lord expects us to be a separate people, If the world cannot

tell the difference between itself and us we are not living for the Lord. We MUST

crucify the flesh with the lusts thereof, God has given us His method of mission

work, this we are to follow. He has given us His method of church government, this

we MUST follow. A life that is consecrated to the Lord will desire to know God’s

ways and methods for service.

4. They stand for separation of church and state. Render unto Caesar the

things that are Caesar’s and unto God the things that are God’s. It is not the busi-

ness of the church to run the government. It is not the business of the State to run

the church. Union of the Church and State has brought many heartaches to the

Lord’s people. Many lives have been taken because

of the same. Backus, in a letter to George Washington said something not to be

forgotten: “The most dangerous man is a clergyman armed with the powers of

government.” President Ulysses S. Grant, 1868, said: “Keep the church and State

separate.”

5. They stand for a divine ecclesiasticism. They are not of human origin.

They came from God. Baptists have no human head! All of the denominations of

the world can trace their beginning to some human head. This is not so with the

Baptists. The first Baptist came from God. John 1:6 The Bible and History furnish

proof of Baptist origin.

6. They stand for pure ordinances. The ordinances are for Christians, to be

administered by the churches. Baptism, immersion of the body in water is the bibli-

cal method. The Supper to be given to members of the local church. (No intercom-

munion).

7. They stand for equality in the membership. No bosses. Christ is the Head

and the church the body. Each church absolutely independent. Baptist believe that

the local church is a sovereign body. She is a self governing body. Baptists believe

in associating with each other in mission work, benevolent and christian education.

Baptists are also INTERDEPENDENT. The relationship of one church to another

is essential for the well being of the local church.

8. They stand for progressive benevolence in caring for the poor and help-

less, and in sending the Gospel to the lost. Baptists are quick to come to the assis-

tance of the poor, the orphans, and sending the Gospel to a lost and dying world.

Their chief concern is to seek and save the lost. They stand for God’s Word as their

Law, and an unquestioning obedience to all its requirements. The final SAY with a

Baptist is, “Is it taught in the Bible?” Baptists are not willing to accept tradition or

the words of the ancient fathers in matters of Faith and Practice. The Bible is the

RULE. Now I commend you to THE WORD,

Hoyt Chastain

ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT

Preamble

With faith in God, and unquestioning acceptance of the Bible as the Word of God,

and sole rule of our faith and practice, we offer Coal l Missionary Baptist Churches

of Christ the following Articles of Agreement.

ARTICLE 1

Name

The Cooperative Association of Missionary Baptist Churches of California

ARTICLE 11

Object

The object of this Association is to encourage cooperation and Christian activity

among the churches; to promote interest in and encourage Missions on a New Tes-

tament basis among all people; to stimulate interest in Christian literature, general

benevolence,and Christian education; and, to provide a medium through which the

churches may cooperate in these enterprises.

ARTICLE III

Members

Section No. 1 -This Association shall be composed of Missionary Baptist

Churches as defined in article number thirteen of the declaration of faith in J.M.

Pendleton’s church manual.

Section No. 2 - The Annual or called sessions of the Association shall be

held by messengers elected by the churches composing said Association.

Section No. 3 - Each church cooperating in this Association is entitled to

three messengers, whose qualifications shall be determined by the church selecting

them. They are to bring letters showing their election by the church, which letters

should give a report of their past year.

Section No. 4 - We recommend to all Scriptural New Testament Churches,

desiring to cooperate with us for the purpose designated in Article II of these Ar-

ticles of Agreement, express their desire to this body.

ARTICLE IV

Doctrinal Statute

This Association shall recognize the freedom of speech as essential to the highest

achievements in its work. It shall stand or fall on its own conformity to truth. It

shall exercise no ec-

clesiastical authority, but it shall by every precaution recognize the sovereignty of

every individual church. It shall also encourage on the part of churches and Mes-

sengers the greatest possible freedom of expression in discussing matters pertain-

ing to its work, and in the pre-eminence of missions and evangelism in the work of

the churches.

ARTICLE V

Powers

The powers of this Association shall be limited to the execution according to teach-

ings of the New Testament of the will of the churches composing it; and the As-

sociation, in annual sessions, shall elect such officers as are necessary for its de-

liberation and work, and appoint such committees as are needed and transact other

business as may be directed by the churches.

ARTICLE VI

Officers

Section No, I - It will be the duty of the messengers annually to elect from

among their members a Moderator, two Assistant Moderators, and such Clerks and

other Officers as may be needed or directed by the churches composing this As-

sociation.

Section No, 2 - In all votes of this Association a majority of votes cast shall

decide questions; except in cases of change or amendment in the Articles of Agree-

ment. In such cases a two thirds majority will be required. Such changes must be

presented on the first day of the Association and voted on during any subsequent

day.

ARTICLE VII

Missionary Committee

Section No, I - The Missionary Committee shall be composed of one mem-

ber from each cooperating church, when so elected by the Church, Eleven of these

shall be elected by the messenger body as a standing committee. The duty of this

committee will be to carry out the expressed wishes of the cooperating Churches

through their messengers to the Association, and the distribution of information

concerning the needy fields of labor and needs of the missionaries. Five members

of this committee will constitute a quorum, when due notice has been given a called

meeting by the secretary of the committee to the Churches,

Section No, 2 - The Missionary Committee shall meet annually and rec-

ommend to the messengers from among the Church endorsed missionaries such

number as they deem wise for cooperative

support, and such salaries as are compatible with the strength of the Churches.

Section No. 3 - The treasurer of this committee, shall hold all funds re-

ceived between sessions of this messenger body, subject to the will of sending

church or churches, keep a file of reports of the missionaries, audit their reports,

and, publish reports of the work at least quarterly, (monthly if possible), in the state

paper.

Section No. 4 - The messengers will elect from among the eleven elected

missionary committee men, the secretary-treasurer of missions.

Section No, 5 - The membership of the Missionary Committee shall be

fairly distributed among the various sections of the Churches, which cooperate

with this association.

ARTICLE VIII

Funds

Section No, 1 - All funds of the Association shalI be raised by voluntary donations

secured purely upon the merits and the cause, in the interest of which appeals are

made for gifts, provided this is not to prevent the use of any income or any property

that may be acquired by donation or purchase,

Section No. 2 - The Treasurer of this Association shall hold all funds received be-

tween sessions of this Association subject to the designation of the sending church

or churches.

ARTICLE IX

Meetings

The Annual Meeting place of the Church Messengers shall be at such time and

place as the assembled Messengers may appoint.

ORDER OF BUSINESS

1. Enrollment and seating of messengers.

2. Reception of new churches,

3. Missionary Reports.

4. Inviting brethren of like faith to sit in council.

5. Appointment of committees.

6. Publicity report.

7. Treasurer’s report,

8. Report of committees,

9. Miscellaneous business.

10. Election of officers.

11. Closing exercise and adjournment.

CHURCH DIRECTORY

Anaheim - 1926 Ball Rd., Anaheim

JE 7-0178

Pastor- Otis Richey, 820 S Magnolia, Fullerton

Clerk- Ruby Allen, 12432 Pine St., Garden Grove

Antioch - 512 Texas St, Antioch

PL 7-3116

Pastor- L.M. Branch, 512 Texas St. ,Antioch

Clerk-Jeanne Perdue, 410 Shaddick Dr. ,Antioch

Armona - First Missionary, 10649 Railroad

LU 2-1451

Pastor- Ernest Bennett, Box 159, Armona

Clerk- Ona Burnett, Box 322, Armona

Arroyo Grande - 124 W Branch,

489-7193

Pastor- Vernon Standly, 824 Saratoga, Grover City

Clerk- Arlena Robonson, 980 Mentone, Grover City

Bakersfield - Bethel, Allen Dr. & Vine St

FA 4-8827

Pastor- Ellis L Murders, 1030 H St, Bakersfield

Clerk- Margie Belyeu, 504 El Prado, Bakersfield

Bakersfield - Emmanual, 1604 Southgate

FA 3-0834

Pastor- Ben Crawford, 1604 Southgate Drive, Bakersfield

Clerk- Brenda Maxwell, 2012 21st St. Bakersfield

Barstow - 34836 Cedar Rd

CL 5-8226

Pastor- Marlen Gipson, 34848 Cedar Rd., Barstow

Clerk- Maurene May, 25735 Community Blvd, Barstow

Bellflower - 9306 Rooser

WA 5-4082

Pastor- Roy M. Reed, 10428 Hopland, Bellflower

Clerk- Betty Isenhower, 232 W Cliffwood, Anaheim

Bell Gardens - Zion Missionary

Pastor- Joe Clements, 8032 Eastern Ave, Bell Gardens

Clerk- Edith Bright, 5826 Fostoria, Bell Gardens

Bloomington - 10039 Larch St

877-1810

Pastor- Mervin Vineyard, 10355 Orchard, Bloomington

Clerk- Diane Barnett, 18841 Park St., Bloomington

Blythe - First Landmark

922-7550

Pastor-W.F. Woods, 152 No Second, Blythe

Clerk- Mrs. Chas K Woods, Gen. Delivery, Blythe

Brentwood - 657 McClarren Rd.

634-4295

Pastor- A.D. Compton Jr. , P.O. Box 651 , Brentwood

Clerk- Beulah Garner, Rte 2 Box 979, Brentwood

Buena Park -A.B.A.,

522-6757

Pastor- Thomas L. Counts, 8116 E Ninth, Buena Park

Clerk- Mary Bowlan, 15002 Fairhope, La Mirada

Ceres - First Missionary

KE 7-1926

Pastor- Lee Wright, 3025 Central , Ceres

Clerk- Dorothy Skaggs, 1750 Hackett, Ceres

Citrus Heights - 8051 Madison Ave

967-9242

Pastor- Noel B. Brown, 7024 Linda Sue Way, Fair Oaks

Clerk- Jessie A. Lewis, 4955 Date Ave, Sacramento 41

Cloverdale - 320 Jefferson St

894-5666

Pastor- Harold Loyd, 294 Elsa Way Cloverdale

Clerk- Jerlene Rosenthal, P.O. Box 81, Cloverdale

Corcoran - Hale & Patterson

WY 2-2234

Pastor- Bill Hoppert,1315 Patterson, Corcoran

Clerk- Lorene King, 1425 Hale, Corcoran

Dinuba - 40568 So College Ave,

RE 2-2120

Pastor- Paul E. Brown, 1001 Dove Drive, Visalia

Clerk- Lelia Brown, 1001 Dove Drive, Visalia

Easton - 4764 So. Orange,

BA 9-5375

Pastor- H.I. Shockley, 1412 Fountain Way

Clerk- Frankie Hamblen, 4764 So. Orange, Fresno

Escondido - Palomar Missionary, 1507 Valley

Pastor- Owen R. Acton, 408 S. Citrus, Escondido

Clerk- Oma L. Murders, 328 S. Citrus, Escondido

Eureka - 4056 Little Fairfield St

HI 3-7642

Pastor- G.A. Williams, 4135 Little Fairfield, Eureka

Clerk- Bonnie Garner, 2410 Beechwood Dr, Eureka

Fontana - Landmark Missionary

Pastor- None at present

Clerk- Kitty Rainer, 10897 Dumond Ave, Bloominton

Fresno - McKinley, 2052 N Katye Lane

2377539

Pastor- Wayne Easlon, 2052 N. Katye Lane, Fresno

Clerk- Irene Steveson, 2228 N Bryan, Fresno

Fresno - Zion,

255-6296

Pastor- Burel G. Burnes, 4678 E Lewis, Fresno

Clerk- Marie Poole, 3645 E Clay, Fresno

Glendale - 1200 Carlton Drive

24-11505

Pastor- Dewey C. Caves, 1627 Gardena Ave, Glendale 4

Clerk- Marie Reed, 1423 Campus Road, Los Ange^les 42

Greenfield - Landmark Missionary

AR 4-5895

Pastor- Duane Laurence, Box 957, Greenfield

Clerk- Clois Jackson, Box 1025, Greenfield

Hayward - 573 Bartlett Ave

Pastor- R. Laurence Crawford, 573 Bartlett Ave,Hayward

Clerk- Dora Clary, 21037 Royal Ave, Hayward

Hemet - 245 N Alessandro St

654-2591

Pastor- Wayne Cable, 728 E. 1st St, San Jacinto

Clerk- Joyce Cable, 728 E. 1st St, San Jacinto

Hoopa - Landmark Missionary

Pastor- None at present

Clerk- Adel Pole, Box 232, Hoopa Calif.

Imperial Beach - 1985 Palm Ave

423-3271

Pastor- Earl Bailey Sr, 1890 Carol St.

Clerk- Joyce Gresham, 67 Corso-di-Italia

Keyes - New Land Mark

KE 7-2062

Pastor- Bro. Clyde Murphy, Keyes

Clerk- Myrtle Hutson, P.O. Box 174, Keyes

Lamont - New Bethel

Pastor- Sherman Burleson, 8501 Gail Marie Dr.,Lamont

Clerk- Ellen Jane Carter, 5028 Red Bank Rd, Bakersfield

Lancaster - First Landmark

WH 6-1560

Pastor- H.T. Hubbard, 3211 1/2 E H-14 Lancaster

Clerk- Dorthy Horner, 3808 Ave N. Lancaster

Live Oak - Corner of P. & Fir St

Pastor- James Van Houten, 1958 Sanborn Rd, Yuba City

Clerk- Joan Jordan, Rt. 1 Box 48B, Live Oak

Lockeford - 1st Landmark

368-0185

Pastor- O.E. Hall, Box 92, Victor

Clerk- Judy Douglass, Box 38, Lockeford

Lomita -245 & Woodward,

DA54620

Pastor- E.A. Sharver, 243 W 234 Pl., Wilmington

Clerk- Zula Whitmire, 332 Realty, Wilmington

Lompoc - Landmark Missionary

Pastor- Don Wheeler

Clerk- Thelma Wilbur, 833 W Cherry, Lompoc

Long Beach - Dominguez, 2679 E Carson

Te 4-6686

Pastor- Martin Canavan, 2715 Washington, Long Beach

Clerk- Ethel Williams, 616 Lagoon, Wilmington

Long Beach - Sharon, 901 South St, No Long Beach Ne8-4631

Pastor- James Wilkins, 8039 Jeff St, Bellflower

Clerk- Virginia Kerby, 519 No. Burris Ave, Compton

Manteca - 1st Missionary

Pastor- Jess L. Crawford, 126 E. Edison St. Manteca

Clerk- Ruby Hannah, 705 Willow, Manteca

Martinez - 391 Arthur Rd. ,

Pastor- C. C. Wright, 391 Arthur Rd. Martinez

Clerk- Vonda Kimball, 340 Gilger Ave., Martinez

McFarland - 769 Third St.

792-2754

Pastor- Allen Adkins, 765 Third P.O. Box 1438

Clerk- Burl Beene, Route 1, Box 1037 Delano,

Meiner’s Oak - First Missionary

646-4987

Pastor- Arthur Richardson, 1125 Loma Dr

Clerk- Pat Johnson, 65 Calle Vista Del Monte, Oak View

Mira Loma - First Missionary

68-56858

Pastor- Austin Quick, Mira Loma

Clerk- Hazel Weir, 3981 Lindsay, Riverside

Modesto - Rt 2 - 4831 Tully Rd.

Pastor- Melvin Long, 1175 Kansas Ave, Modesto

Clerk- Genevie Lane, 1400 Tully Rd, Modesto

Napa - 1111 Trower Ave

224-9007

Pastor- Haywood Simpson, 1983 Wise Dr. , Napa

Clerk- Fay DuBois, 1417 Calistoga Ave, Napa

Newhall - 22413 12th St.

EM 7-2947

Pastor- Ronnie Cowger, 10315 Maple Dale, Bellflower

Clerk- Mary Fendley, 24843 Alderbrook, Newhall

Norco - 652 Sixth St, Crown Missionary

Pastor- Alvin Quick, 1510 Pamela, Corona

Clerk- Jo Anne Chastain, 15426 Orchid, Fontana

North Highlands - 4130 Baptist Ct.

Ed 2-9257

Pastor- L.E. McCalister, 4130 Baptist Ct.,N. Highlands

Clerk- Shirley Howell, 4053 Karl Dr., N. Highlands

Norwalk - 10700 Branscomb St

WA 5-4647

Pastor- Hoyt Chastain, 10460 Greenhurst, Bellflower

Clerk- Martha Shrum, 15437 Dalwood Ave, Norwalk

Oakdale - East & G St.

Pastor- George Walton, 2415 5th St. Oakdale

Clerk- Cornilia Stewart, 135 West J St, Oakdale

Oakley - Bethel Missionary

625-2346

Pastor- Clinton Wilkins, P.O. Box 547 Oakley

Clerk- Louise Little, Rte 2 Box 93, Oakley

Oildale - 1421 Wilson Ave, Oildale

Ex 9-0086

Pastor- L.T. Fiser, 1421 Wilson Ave, Oildale

Clerk- Lula Mae Fiser, 1421 Wilson Ave, Oildale

Oroville - 3250 Spencer

LE 3-0986

Pastor- Tonie Robertson

Clerk- Kathryn Armer, 1105 Nevada Ave, Oroville

Pico Rivera - Boulevard Baptist, 7630 Serapis St

Pastor- None at present

Clerk- Pauline C. Pierce, 522 W 73rd St. Los Angeles 44

Palmdale - First Landmark

Pastor- Travis Hanna, 43446 5th St East, Lancaster

Clerk- Margaret Hanna, 43446 5th St. East, Lancaster

Pittsburg - Landmark

Pastor- None at present

757 -1182

Clerk- Francis Hamilton, 2717 Bonita Ave, Antioch

Pomona - 1165 S Gibbs St

NA 8-8184

Pastor- Patrick S. Hart, 793 Chadwick Ct. Pomona

Clerk- Pauline Cordell, 4077 E. Ninth Ave, Pomona

Porterville - East Date 2180 E Date

784-5457

Pastor- C.E. Woods, 2356 East Date Porterville

Clerk- Thelma Reeves, 2119 E Date, Porterville

Porterville - West Putnam, 2917 W Putnam

784-4526

Pastor- Floyd Jordon, 1800 N. Villa St, Porterville

Clerk- Marlyn Delk, 276 Magnolia, Porterville

Redlands - Emmanuel, 831 Clay St

PY 2-5741

Pastor- Joe Steddum, 838 Ohio St. , Redlands

Clerk- Betty Stephens, 25869 Lomas Verdes St, Redlands

Redlands - Unity, 10595 Nevada St

792-4891

Pastor- Bill Woodall, 10595 Nevada St, Redlands

Clerk- Sarah Miller, 7468 Roger Lane, San Bernerdino

Reseda - Valley Missionary, 18401 Keswick

DI 5-4797

Pastor- W. M. Patterson, 18401 Keswick, Reseda

Clerk- Sue Martin, 6907 Nestle, Reseda

Richmond - Unity Landmark, 13880 San Pablo

223-9086

Pastor- O.D. Tilley, 327 Montalvin, San Pablo

Clerk- Imogene Mott, 1403 Lettia, San Pablo

Ridgecrest - First Landmark

FR 5-4702

Pastor- Austin Russell, 436 Wilson, Ridgecrest

Clerk- Teena Wilkie, 321 Alvord, Ridgecrest

Rio Dell - Stafford Landmark

764-3484

Pastor- Fred Creel, Star Rt. Box 30 Scotia

Clerk- Alice Houston, P.O. Box 372, Scotia

Riverbank - 6th and Sierra Sts.

Pastor- Gordon Richwine, 3500 Stanisclaus Dr. Riverbank

Clerk- Dorothy New, P.O. Box 405, Riverbank

Roseville - Granite Park

791-0220

Pastor- H. B. Beam, Rt, 2 Box 2326, Loomis

Clerk- Ann Blanco, 4601 Kewanee, Fair Oaks

Sacramento - Cypress, 7933 Bradshaw Rd

EM 3-4243

Pastor- Henry Nance, 7933 Bradshaw Rd. , Sacramento

Clerk- Alma Joslin, P.O. Box 1032, Galt

Sacramento - Landmark, 2041 Wyda Way

WA 2-0782

Pastor- L.D. Perdue, 2041 Wyda Way, Sacramento

Clerk- M.J. Smith, 2020 Ernest Way, Sacramento

Salinas - 120l Garner Ave

HA 4-9728

Pastor-C.C. Middleton, 44 Midway, Salinas

Clerk- Marguerite Hampton, 1142 Garner Ave Salinas

San Diego - 4569 30th St

469-8140

Pastor- E, K. Begley, 4811 Parks Ave. , La Mesa

Clerk- La Verne Archer, P.O. Box 224, La Mesa

San Francisco - 1447 Sunnydale Ave

Pastor- None at Present

Clerk- Mary Ellen Tallent, 2256 Bryant St., S.F.

San Jose - Landmark

Pastor- Larry Reeves, 2779 Woodmoor Dr. San Jose

Clerk- Maude Reese, 2512 Glade Dr., Santa Clara

San Jose - Mt Pleasant, 14380 Story Rd

Pastor- Buiel Orange, 1387 Cornelian Dr. Apt 2 S.J.

Clerk- Melva Jorgensen, 743 Old Canyon Rd, Fremont

Sheridan -

Pastor- Harold Cole, Sacramento, Calif.

Clerk- Lucretia Kelley, Box 25, Sheridan

South Gate - 2771 Tweedy

567-7487

Pastor-Dwight Patterson, 9829 San Juan, South Gate

Clerk- Cleo England, 16816 Merit Ave., Gardena

Stockton - Eastside, 17 N. Oro.

Pastor- C. H. Denney, 116 So. Olive, Stockton

Clerk- Cassie Denney, 116 So. Olive, Stockton

Stockton - Landmark Missionary

Pastor- Clifford Pack

Clerk- Irene Church

Stockton - Mt Olive, 1752 So. B St

Pastor- Charles Denney, 2029 S Scribner, Stockton

Clerk- Norma Hooper, 10310 Freesia, Stockton

Sunnyvale - 1228 Brookfield

736- 7965

Pastor- Bedford Andrews, 225 Roosevelt, Sunnyvale

Clerk- Zella Hamon, 322 Jerome St San Jose

Tulare - Tulare Missionary

686- 5243

Pastor- Alvin Mayall, 947W Kern St. Tulare

Clerk- Viola Dorst, 24643 Rd. 36, Tulare

Vacaville -635 William St

Pastor- M. F. Downing

Clerk-Mrs. D.E. Maley

Vallejo - 1018 Sonoma

MI 2-4261

Pastor- Harold Hendrix, 1205 Taylor, Vallejo

Clerk- Rava Patterson, 2549 Alameda, Vallejo

Visalia - 631 North Chinowta Rd

RE 4-7941

Pastor- D.R. Parsley

Clerk- Gail Scott, 32172 Rd. 122, Visalia

Vista - 1870 Anna Lane

Pastor- None at Present

Clerk- Betty Albritton, P.O, Box 823, Vista

Wasco - Central, 3rd and Poplar

Pastor- D.S. Madden, 2241 First St. Wasco

Clerk- Claude Hosman, (Mrs.) 1713 4th St. Wasco

Watsonville - Bethesda Spanish, Lincoln and Stanford Sts

Pastor- Gregory D Andino, P.O. Box 1146, Watsonville

Clerk- Esperanza Andino, 49 Lincoln St, Watsonville

Watsonville - Landmark

PA 4-9380

Pastor- H.F. Dane, 7 Rodriguez, Watsonville

Clerk- Ninon Edsall, P.O. Box 77, Freedom

Wilmington - Avalon

835 -9227

Pastor- Gerald Hasman, 140 E 218 PI. Torrance

Clerk- Louise Henderson, 4837 W 136th St Hawthorne

Woodbridge - First Missionary

368 -1021

Pastor- Gene Stevens, Rt. 1 Box 22, Acampo

Clerk- Noma Wright, 817 So Sacramento, Lodi

Woodland - 430 Grand

Pastor- Byron F. Whatley, 26 Yolano Dr. Woodland

Clerk- Wilma J. Whatley, 26 Yolano Dr. Woodland

MESSENGERS

Antioch-L.M. Branch, Howard Perdue, Jeanne Perdue

Armona- Ernest Bennett, Bill Fritz, A.D. Oliver

Arroyo Grande- Vernon Standley

Bakersfield (Bethel)- Ellis Murders

Bakersfield (Emmanuel)- Ben Crawford, Anna Crawford & George Crawford

Barstow- By Letter

Bellflower- Roy Reed, Carl Farrar, H.G. Bacot

Bloomington- By Letter

Blythe- Ida Mae Marlett, Vance Marlett, W. F. Woods

Brentwood- A.D. Compton Jr., Bill Havens, Marie Havens

Buena Park- By Letter

Ceres- Marie Andrews, Bessie Skaggs, Dorothy Skaggs

Citrus Heights- Noel Brown, M. B. Hubbard, Douglas Moore

Cloverdale- By Letter

Corcoran- Bill Hoppert, Jewel Hoppert

Dinuba- By Letter

Easton- H.I. Shockley, Sis. Shockley, Frankie Hamblin

Escondido- By Letter

Eureka- G.A. Williams, Bob Williams, Bonnie Garner

Fontana- By Letter

Fresno (McKinley)- Wayne Easlon, Helen Easlon, Roy Harness

Fresno (Zion)- Burel Burnes, Ruth Burnes, Dock Mobly

Glendale- Dewey Caves

Greenfield- By Letter

Hayward- R. L. Crawford, Sis. Crawford, H.L. Ennis

Hemet- Winston Wheeler, Gordon Bradley

Hoopa- Bob Roderick, Marshall Pole, Sis. Sharon Pole

Imperial Beach- By Letter

Keyes- Minnie Dale

Lamont- Sherman Burleson, Sis. Burleson

Lancaster (First Landmark)- H.T. Hubbard, Amul Smith,and Sara Smith

Live Oak- Stanly Jordan, James Van Houten, Larry Dollins, Joan Jordan

Lockeford-O. E. Hall

Lomita- E.A. Sharver, Sis. Sharver, Betty Cline

Lompoc- Mary Fritz

Long Beach (Dominguez)- Martin Canavan, Norris Ellett, and Dorothy Canavan

Long Beach (Sharon)- James Wilkens

Manteca- Jess Crawford, Nelson Hendrix, R.L. Alloway

Martinez- C.C. Wright, Betty Wright, Reba Prettyman

McFarland- Allen Adkins, Donald Bowen, Autrey Lee Beene

Meiners Oaks- By Letter

Mira Loma- E. E. Crawford, Jim Davenport, Naomi Crawford

Modesto- Melvin Long

Napa- Haywood Simpson, Sis. Simpson, Sis. Dunlap

Newhall . (Mt. Olive)- By Letter

Norco- By Letter

North Highlands- L. E. McCal ister

Oakdale- George Walton, Troy Ward, Joseph Graham

Oakley- By Letter

Oildale- L.T. Fiser Jr, Sis. Fiser

Oroville- By Letter

Palmdale- By Letter

Pittsburg- By Letter

Pomona- Pat Hart, Doris Hart, John Stevens

Porterville (East Date)- C.E. Woods

Porterville (W.Putnam)- Floyd Jordan

Redlands- (Emmanuel) -Joe Steddum, Gene Stevens, T.J. Loury

Redlands (Unity) -Bill Woodall, Thomas Browner

Reseda- W.M. Patterson, Sis, Patterson

Richmond- O.D. Tilley, Sis. Tilley, Bob Cavoretto

Ridgecrest- Austin Russell, Sis. Russell, Lydia McClatchey

Rio Dell- F.C. Creel, Sis. Creel, Sis. Hurst

Riverbank- Gordon Richwine, Sis. Richwine, Bill Smith

Roseville- Hamilton Beam, Sis. Beam, Doris Blanco

Sacramento (Cypress)- Henry Nance, H. Joslin, Alma Joslin

Sacramento (Landmark)- L.D. Perdue, R.L. Owen, O.C. Harris

Salinas- C.C. Middleton, Sis. Middleton

San Diego- E.K. Begley, John Melhorn, Marlin Dollins

San Francisco- Albert Owen, George Tallent

San Jose- Larry Reeves, Betty Reeves, Virgil Bevis

San Jose (Mt Pleasant)- By Letter

Sheridan- Harold Cole, Jim Flemming, Glenna Fleming

South Gate- Dwight Patterson, Euvis Patterson, Alice Schnitger

Stockton (Eastside)- C.H. Denney, Ellen Enzminger, Cassie Denney

Stockton (Mt. Olive)- Charles Denney, Georgia Denney, John Lewis

Stockton (Landmark)- Clifford Pack, Wendell Martin, John Cunningham

Sunnyvale- Bedford Andrews, Glenna Andrews

Tulare- Alvin Mayall, E.C, Stinson, Haskell Darst

Vacaville- Harvey Hays, Tom Ingram, Sue Ingram

Vallejo- Harold Hendrix, Hazel Hendrix, Ann Sweeney

Visalia- D.R. Parsley, Les Scott

Vista- By Letter

Wasco- Earl Hosman, Patricia Hosman, D.S. Madden

Watsonville (Bethesda)- By Letter

Watsonville (Landmark)- H.F. Dane, Norris Taylor, Marie Taylor

Wilmington- Gerald Hosman, Peggy Hosman

Woodbridge- Gene Stevens, Nadine Stevens

Woodland- Byron Whatley, Edgar Dollins, Samual Ewing

MEMBERS OF THE MISSIONARY COMMITTEE

D. S. Madden - 2241 First St. Wasco - Moderator

A. D, Compton - P.O. Box 651 Brentwood -Assistant

D.C. Caves - 1627 Gardena Ave, Glendale - Clerk

L. E, McCalister -4130 Baptist Ct., N. Highlands

George Walton - 241 S. 5th St. Oakdale

G. A, Williams -4135 Little Fairfield, Eureka

Burel Burnes - 4678 E. Lewis, Fresno

Hoyt Chastain - 10460 GreenLurst, Bellflower

Allen Adkins -765 Third, McFarland

Henry Nance -7933 Bradshaw Rd., Sacramento

Travis Hubbard - 3211 1/’2 E, H-14 Lancaster

BUSINESS PROCEEDINGS

April 9, 1963

Bro. L.E. McCalister led in singing “Wonderful Story of Love.” Bro. Hoyt

Chastain declared the session open for business and Bro. M.B. Hubbard led in the

opening prayer. The congregation then sang “Sunlight.”

Bro. E. K. Begley was introduced to bring the morning devotional. He read I

Cor. 1:17-31 as the basis for his thoughts. He spoke pointedly of “Boasting in the

Lord.” The congregation sang “Love is the Theme.”

Bro. Chastain spoke on “Glorying in the Church.” This was a most timely mes-

sage by the moderator. Motion and sec. that the moderator’s excellent comments be

included in our minutes. Motion carried.

Bro. Bill Hoppert read petitionary letters from Vacaville, Woodland, the Span-

ish Church in Watsonville, Stockton and Live Oak. Motion and sec. that each of

these churches be invited into our fellowship. A letter read from the new church in

San Jose and their messengers were seated. The moderator and clerk gave the hand

of fellowship to the messengers of these six churches, on behalf of the Association.

Bro. Denney read his mission report. A motion and sec. was made to adopt the

report. The report was spoken to by Bro, Denney, Bro. Jim Wilkins, Bro. Chastain,

Bro. Swearingen, Report was adopted.

Visiting brethren were to be recognized.Bro. E. E. Swearingen was introduced.

Bro. Havens was introduced by Bro.A. D.Compton.

Committees were appointed by the moderator, A motion and sec. that we ad-

journ at 12:30 for lunch. Motion carried.

Bro. Henry Nance was recognized to give the publicity report. Motion and sec.

that the report be adopted. Motion carried.

Bro. Bill Woodall sang “Is It Well.” Bro. D.S. Madden sang “A Wayfaring Pil-

grim.” Bro. Tim Reed led in prayer. Bro. A.D. Compton led in singing “At Cal-

vary.”

Bro. Allen Adkins presented Bro. Bill Hoppert to bring the annual message.

Bro. Hoppert read Mark 16:15-20 for his text. His subject was”The Things prom-

ised to the church.” Some great truths were restated in this masterful sermon. Bro.

Roy Reed gave Bro. Hoppert a hand of appreciation for the messengers.

Invitations for the Association were offered by Reseda, and Tulare. The Tulare

invitation was accepted by the messengers. Nominations for an evening speaker

were M.B. Hubbard, Allen Adkins, Buel Orange, Roy Reed. Bro. Roy Reed was

elected by the voting.

A resolution from the Landmark Church of No. Sacramento. A motion and sec.

that this be referred to the resolutions committee for disposition. Motion carried.

Nominations for the annual speaker were Martin Canavan, E.K. Begley, D.S.

Madden, Hoyt Chastain. Bro. Canavan was elected for the annual sermon. Motion

and sec. that Bro. Hoyt Chastain be alternate. Motion carried.

Bro.L.E. McCalister gave his report as state mission treasurer. Motion and sec.

that the report be adopted. The report was spoken to by Bro. McCalister, Bro. Hen-

ry Nance, Bro. Martin Canavan, Bro. Alvin Mayall, Bro. Lawrence Crawford, Bro.

L. T. Fiser, Bro. E. K. Begley. Report was adopted. Motion and sec. that we adjourn

until 2:30. Motion carried. We were dismissed in prayer by Bro. L.T. Fiser.

Tuesday 2:30 P.M.

Service was opened by singing led by Bro. Bill Woodall. Bro. Gregory Andino

led in prayer. Bro. H.F. Dane was introduced by the moderator to bring a devo-

tional. He brought some pointed thoughts concerning the power of the Bible.

Report of the Missionary Committee was read by Bro. D.C. Caves. A motion

and sec. that the report be adopted. Motion and sec. that the report be tabled until

tomorrow when the resolution from three churches will be ready for a vote. Spoken

to by Bro. L.D. Perdue, Bro. E.A. Sharver. Motion lost.

Motion and sec. that the resolution from the churches concerning the mission

work be considered, Motion carried.

Motion and sec. that we reconsider. Spoken to by Bro. E. Bennett, Bro. Mayall,

Bro. Wilkins, Bro. Brown, Bro. Lee Wright Bro. L.E. McCalister, Bro. Branch,

Bro. Hoppert, Bro. Walton. Motion carried. Motion and sec. that the moderator ap-

point a committee to study this resolution and make recommendations concerning

this resolution and help resolve any differences. Motion carried.

The committee appointed. Bro. Branch, Bro. Compton, Bro. Bennett, Bro.

Denney and Bro. Fiser were appointed.

Motion and sec. that Bro. Denney be recommended to the churches for salary as

state missionary. Spoken to by Bro. Walton, Bro. Fiser, Bro. C.H. Denney, Bro. M.

B. Hubbard, Bro. Murden. Amendment that we put Bro. Denney on salary and give

Bro. Denney $200 to pay the back bills incurred during his sons illness. Spoken to

by Bro. H.F. Dane, Bro. Henry Nance, Bro. Gordon Richwine, Bro. C. H. Denney,

Bro. Simpson. Amendment lost.

The discussion now was concerning putting Bro. Denney on salary. Motion

spoken to by Bro. E.A. Sharver, Bro. Henry Nance. Motion lost.

Bro. E. K.Begley led the congregation in prayer.

A motion and sec. that we recommend to our churches to send Bro. Denney an

offering to help defray the medical bills he incurred last year. Motion lost.

Motion and sec. that the messengers recommend Bro. E. E. Crawford as state

missionary on salary. Spoken to by Bro. L.D. Perdue, Bro. Ellis Murders, Bro. Bu-

rel Burnes, Bro. Monroe Patterson, Bro. D. C. Caves. A motion and sec. that this be

tabled until after the resolution is voted on tomorrow.

The moderator ruled that by common consent the mission discussion be post-

poned until tomorrow.

Bro. E. E. Swearingen read the report on Christian Literature. Motion and sec.

that the report be adopted. Spoken to by Bro. D. C. Caves, Bro. E. E. Swearingen,

Bro. Monroe Patterson. The report was adopted.

Motion and sec. that we adjourn until 7:30. Motion carried. Bro. Jim Wilkins

dismissed us in prayer.

7:30 P.M.

Services opened with the singing of “Jesus Saves” led by Bro. L.E. McCalister.

The Congregation then sang “Love Lifted Me.” Bro. Clifford Creel sang “How

Great Thou Art.” Sis. Denney did a special using sign language. Her song was

“Each Step Take.” Sis. Sharon Crawford sang “Is He Satisfied?” Bro. Philip Mc-

Calister sang”It’s Your Life.” A duet was done by Sis. Andrews and Sis. Skaggs

from Ceres.

Bro. Lee Wright introduced Bro. Davis, Bro. Smith, and Bro. Swanson from

Klamath Falls Ore. Also Bro. and Sis. Melach were introduced from that area. Sis.

Melach sang a special choosing ‘Whispering Hope as her selection.

The congregation song “Rock of Ages.” Bro. D.S. Madden sang “Lord I’m

Coming Home” as a bass solo. Bro. Bill Woodall sang “How about Your Heart? “

Bro. Roy Reed read for his text Rev, 2:12-17 and he delivered a masterful expo-

sition of the letter to the church at Pergamos. Bro. G. A. Williams expressed to Bro.

Reed our sincere appreciation for this great message.

A motion and sec. to adjourn until 9:30 A.M. Bro. Dwight Patterson dismissed

the session in prayer.

Wednesday 9:30 A.M.

The service was opened in song led by Bro. Woodall. Bro. Mayall led in

prayer. Bro. Bill Davis from Klamath Falls Ore. was introduced to bring the morn-

ing devotion. Bro. Davis read I John 4:7 and spoke of love for the brethren proving

love for God. Bro. H.I. Shockley was introduced as new to our state.

Bro. Clifford Pack and Bro. A. C. Redman were introduced as new to our state.

Bro. E. K. Begley read the foreign mission report. Motion and sec. that the

report be adopted. Spoken to by Bro. E. K. Begley, Report was adopted.

Bro. Roy Reed read the report on Christian Education. Motion and sec. that the

report be adopted. Spoken to by Bro. R. L. Crawford, Bro. Dwight Patterson, Bro.

H. F. Dane, Bro. L. M. Branch, Bro. O. C. Harris, Bro. E. A. Sharver, Bro. Henry

Nance, Bro. Roy Reed, report adopted.

Home mission report was read by Bro. M. F. Downing. Motion and sec. that the

report be adopted. The report was spoken to by Bro. J. F. Stevens. The report was

adopted.

Bro. L.T. Fiser was recognized to give his report on the work of the special

committee concerning the resolution presented concerning missions. Motion and

sec. that the resolution be carfully studied during the ensuing year and bring back

any recommendations deemed wise at the time of our next meeting. Spoken to by

Bro. H. B. Beam, Bro. Lee Wright, Bro. A.D. Bennett, Bro. James Wilkins. Motion

carried.

The recommendation from Mira Loma that was tabled until today concerning

Bro. E.E. Crawford was taken from the table at this time. The recommendation lost.

Bro. Harold Cole read his mission report. Motion and sec. that the report be

adopted. Motion carried.

Motion and sec. that we recommend to the Cypress church

and Bro. Nance that at the next preacher’s meeting be enlarged to consider the

mission work and the churches be asked to send messengers to discuss our state

mission work and to consider enlarging. Substitute motion and sec. that we invite

brethren from Oregon, Washington, Ariz., Idaho and all western states to meet with

us and council with us concerning a western states association. Also the Missionary

Committee should meet at this time. Motion carried.

Motion and sec. that we recommend that we send Bro. Isenhower, and Bro.

Rodriguez $500 each if the churches write in their approval by 2/3 majority. Mo-

tion lost.

Bro. Alvin Mayall read the resolutions committee report. Motion and sec. that

the report be adopted. Spoken to by Bro. Mayall, resolution adopted.

A resolution concerning the publication of unified lessons was read by Bro.

Mayall. Motion and sec. to adopt. Spoken to by E. E. Swearingen, Bro. Henry

Nance, Bro. L.E. McCalister, Bro. Ellis Murders, Bro. L.D. Perdue, Bro. J.F. Ste-

vens, Sis. Andrews Bro. Dwight Patterson, Bro. Roy Reed, Bro. George Walton.

Motion carried.

Motion and sec. that the present committee stand with privilege of substitu-

tions.

Motion and sec. that Bro. Williams serve for Bro. Creel. Motion carried. Com-

mittee approved as substitute.

Nominations for moderator was Roy Reed, Bro. Reed was elected by acclama-

tion.

Nominations for assistant moderators were M. F. Downing, Hoyt Chastain, L.

T. Fiser. The voting resulted in Bro. M. F. Downing and Bro. Hoyt Chastain being

elected.

Nominations for clerk were Bro. Martin Canavan, Bro. L. D. Perdue. Voting

resulted in Bro. Canavan being elected.

Assistant clerk was the next order of business. Bro. Bill Hoppert was elected

by acclamation.

Publicity director was the next order of business. Nominations were Bro.

Nance and Bro. Adkins. Bro. Nance was elected.

Bro. McCalister was elected Mission Treasurer by acclamation

Bro. D.C. Caves was elected asst. Mission Treasurer by acclamation.

Treasurers report was read. Motion and sec. that the report be adopted. Motion

carried.

Bro. Whatley presented the name of Bro. Luther Valentine as one of our min-

isters who died. Bro. L.E. McCalister spoke concerning the passing of Bro. R.Y.

Blalock.

Bro. Monroe Patterson led in a prayer thanking the Lord for the memory of

these brethren.

Bro. Hoyt Chastain turned the gavel to Bro. Reed.

Motion and sec. that we give a standing vote of thanks to our outgoing offi-

cers. Motion carried.

Motion and sec.that we pay our clerk $200.00 for this years work. Motion car-

ried.

The new Missionary Committee report was read by Bro. D.C. Caves. Motion

and sec. that the report be adopted. Motion carried.

A motion and sec. that arising vote of thanks be extended to the Sacramento

church for their royal entertainment. Motion carried.

A motion and sec. to adjourn until the meeting next year at Tulare. Bro. L.D.

Perdue dismissed in prayer.

COMMITTEE REPORTS

Foreign Missions

We believe the Lord’s commission to His churches should be carried out with

all dilligence. Matt. 28:18-20.

We recommend that our churches pray for the Lord to call missionaries as the

church in Antioch was doing when the Lord called Barnabas and Saul. Acts 13:1-4

We further recommend that we make a special effort to help Bro. Amari in

Japan to build a meeting house.

That we also look for opportunities to help men who are on the field.

E.K. Begley

Dwight Patterson

E. Bennett

James Van Houten

Home Mission Report

We your committee on “Home Missions,” wish to submit the following:

We recommend that each local association encourage and support one or more

local missionaries within the boundries of their association, and that each church

be missionary in practice in her community.

We recommend that each church put forth a greater effort through her educa-

tional and training services to encourage every member to be a missionary in deed

and truth.

We further recommend that, in addition to supportinga local missionary each

church earnestly and prayerfully endeavor to establish missions in neighboring

communities where there are no Missionary Baptist Churches.

Bill Hoppert

Bill Fritz

M.F. Downing

Norris Ellett

John Stevens

Christian Education Report

Christian Education is properly that part of the Lord’s Great Commission where

Jesus commanded the church to “Go

teaching them to observe all things whatso-

ever I have commanded you.”

Christian Education is, therefore, a ministry of the Lord’s church, It includes

any and all Bible teachings done under the authority of the New Testament church.

There are, at present, two schools in the State of California operated under the

ownership and control of churches working in the Cooperative Association of Cali-

fornia. By virtue of their sponsorship, these two schools deserve our recognition

and endorsement,

The California Missionary Baptist Institute and Seminary has presented an op-

erating budget of $1845 per month for the current year. This means that $345 more

per month is needed than was given last year to meet the complete budget of this

school.

This committee recommends that the churches of the Cooperative

Association increase their support so as to underwrite this budget.

The Missionary Baptist College, operated under the auspices of the Landmark

Baptist Church of Sacramento, is presently being supported by a number of church-

es within the state. We recommend that after the operating budget of the Bellflower

school is met that the churches support the Missionary Baptist College and seek to

meet its needs.

Roy M. Reed

R. Lawrence Crawford

H.F. Dane

Burel G. Burnes

Christian Literature

“Study to show thyself approved unto God...” is Paul’s directive to Timothy

which is no less to us. It has ever been observed that the printed page is one of the

greatest forces for the promotion of any project or cause. An informed people are

never subdued by the enemies of freedom; they stand as individuals and refuse to

be swayed by mass movements into compromising the principles which they hold

dear.

Therefore, understanding these things we feel the best and most assuring thing

for the cause of Christ as Missionary Baptist champions is to place in the hands

of our people the best and most scriptural literature possible. Literature is never

intended to take the place of preaching the gospel but to suppliment and add to its

effectiveness.

In view of these facts we recommend our own publications: S.S. and Training

courses literature published by the Baptist S. S. committee in Texarkana; all of our

periodicals and especially the Gaurdian and the Sentinal published in California.

We further recommend that all who can, take correspondance courses offered by

our schools in our state.

And, last of all we urge everyone to study his Bible regularly and prayerfully

for it only is the imperative food of our souls.

Bro. Swearingen

L.D. Perdue

Floyd H. Jordan

D.C. Caves

Resolutions Committee Report

Whereas: The Attendance at our Associational meetings has grown so that few

if any of our churches have buildings adequate for entertaining the meetings,

Be it resolved: That we recommend that the entertaining church along with the

Publicity Director, secure a suitable building for the meeting. We further recom-

mend that offerings be sent to the publicity director by the cooperating churches, to

cover the expense of securing these accomodations.

Be it resolved: That we, the messengers of the churches composing the Coopera-

tive Missionary Baptist Association of Calif., recommend to the Sunday School

Committee of the American Baptist Association, to consider using the same scrip-

ture lesson for all classes in our Sunday School literature.

Alvin Mayall

Henry Nance

Wayne Easlon

G. Williams

Publicity Report

My work this year pertaining to our state meeting was near my home and ex-

penses very small, We were $3.00 behind last year, Many said to me after the meet-

ing last year, “We sent money for publicity.” Unless you state so on your letter or

check our clerk does not and cannot turn it over to publicity. We worked with Bro.

Perdue in making plans for this meeting. We had an article in the Sacramento Bee

and there was to be a reporter present with us today. May God bless our State work.

I try to boost our churches and their mission and Christian education everywhere

I go.

Henry Nance

STATE MISSION REPORT

(Harold Cole)

To the messengers of the churches composing the Calif. Cooperative Association

of Missionary Baptist Churches;

Christian Greetings:

It was my privilege to serve the churches represented in this great assembly for

the past few years as State Missionary, I moved to Garberville soon after the last

State Messenger Meeting, and tried to get a work started in that area, but was not

successful in doing so. It was at this time that I resigned the mission field. There

were two reasons for this decision. (1) My health was failing very fast, due to an

old ailment which could not be treated as long as I was moving from place to place.

(2) Our churches could not support two State Missionaries along with two schools

and all of their other mission work. I have nothing but praise for the great churches

of Calif. And I think they have made monumental strides in the last several years.

But I believe there is a limit to what we should ask them to do, Putting men on the

mission field and not supporting them is not progress. This practice will put us back

in the same condition that we struggled so hard to overcome a few short years ago.

I am happy to report that the churches made up my back salary after I had left the

mission field, and that I can report the full $500.00 per month for each month that

I was on the field this Associational year.

I am at present holding down a job, and helping the Sheridan Church.

Thanks to all who helped by their prayers and support to make this report pos-

sible. May God’s richest blessings rest upon each church engaged in carrying on

the Masters work.

Respectfully submitted

Harold Cole

STATE MISSION REPORT

To the churches composing the California Co-operative Association of Mission-

ary Baptist Churches:

Christian Greetings:

This has been a year of blessings far over and above the trials and tribulations.

All credit goes to the Lord and the full support of His churches in prayers and of-

ferings.

This year spent in building a congregation at the Eastside Missionary Baptist

Church has resulted in an average attendance

of 65. Most of these are young in both physical and spiritual lives. Patient teach-

ing is necessary to ground them in the Faith, Others have come in by baptism from

different faiths. These need patience and teaching as much if not more than young

people unentangled in the web of false doctrine, Members who have been Land-

mark Baptists for many years fail to exercise the compassion and patience toward

weaker brothers and sisters in Christ as they should.

These are the reasons I feel it is wise for me to remain with the Eastside Mis-

sionary Baptist Church for a while. They must not only become more established in

the doctrines of Christ but also gain confidence in one another. This must be done

or the past year’s work will have been in vain.

Since the Eastside Missionary Baptist Church can partially support their pastor,

I wish to go on the field on designated funds permitting other missionaries to be

supported as local churches see fit to do so.

Respectfully submitted,

C. H. Denney

REPORT OF STATE MISSION TREASURER

Through March 25, 1963

Dear Co-workers:

We have completed another year of service together for the Lord, Only His

coming will reveal the real scope of this year’s work. We have supported full time

missionaries for a total of 16 months this year--Bro. Cole for five months and Bro.

Denney for eleven months. Bro. Cole left the field in September.

This is a matter which should demand our most sincere prayers, for just two

years ago we had three full-time missionaries, and high hopes of keeping them paid

in full. In the main we did, but now we have only one missionary and the last two

months of this year, only $73 more than the recommended salary was received in

the treasurer’s office. It would appear that we have lost the meaning of cooperation

as it pertains to missions. In February there were only 48 churches cooperating in

our mission effort, and in March only 41,

Bro. Cole received on the field, from April 1, 1962, until Sept. 1962, when he

left the field because of ill health, $332.77

from the treasurer’s office, $4,613.31; making a total of $5,500.

All missionaries are paid in full the amount recommended by the messenger

body last year, and as of April 1, 1963, there is a balance in the treasury of $847.67.

A total of $28.00 was received during the year for office expense. The total of ex-

penses was $34.34.

L.E. McCalister -Treasurer

RESOLUTION

To the messengers of the churches of the Calif. Cooperative Association of Mis-

sionary Baptist Churches:

Greetings:

The Sunday School teachers and workers of the Landmark Missionary Baptist

Church are unanimous in desiring to see the Sunday School lessons of the A.B.A.

series adopt the same scripture lessons for all classes, It is felt that this will create

more togetherness in the Home Bible readings and studying of the lessons. Many

homes have the husband teaching a higher class and the wife teaching a lower

class. This also creates a difference in their studying. Therefore we have instructed

our pastor to present this problem to this messenger meeting to see if the feeling

is widespread among our churches. If so, the Baptist Sunday School Committee

could be notified of this feeling existing among the churches and take steps to cor-

rect it. We suggest the possibility of the Resolutions Committee acting on this also.

Done by order of the Church

L.D. Perdue - pastor

M.J. Smith -clerk

MINUTES OF THE MISSIONARY COMMITTEE MEETING

Called to order by moderator Bro. Hoyt Chastain on April 8,1963

The following resolutions were read:

Mira Loma recommended Bro. E.E, Crawford as missionary for the western states,

Eastside Church recommended Bro. Denney for designated funds. A resolution

from Martinez, Brentwood, and Antioch pertaining to

localizing our state mission work was read.

A mission report was given by C.H. Denney and then was spoken to briefly. Bro.

Lester McCalister read the State Mission Treasurers report. A motion was made to

recommend the resolution concerning localizing our work to the messenger body

for adoption A substitute motion was made to submit the resolution without any

recommendation. Substitute motion carried.

A motion was made to recommend Bro. Denney to the messengers for desig-

nated funds. Motion carried.

A motion was made to recommend a tri-state missionary. The motion lost.

Adjourned.

D.C. Caves -Clerk

MEETING OF THE NEW MISSIONARY COMMITTEE

The Missionary Committee met in Sacramento at the close of the session. They

voted to elect for their officers: Bro. D.S. Madden, moderator; Bro. A. D. Compton,

assistant moderator; and D.C. Caves, clerk, They voted if another meeting was nec-

essary before the annual meeting this special meeting would be held in McFarland.

Meeting adjourned.

D.C. Caves - Clerk

MINUTES OF THE SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING

OF THE STATE LADIES AUXILIARY

COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION MISSIONARY BAPTIST

CHURCHES OF CALIFORNIA

Together with a complete directory of officers and a list of auxiliaries represented.

The sixth annual meeting was held in the Landmark Missionary Baptist

church, Sacramento, Calif., April 8, 1963.

DIRECTORY OF OFFICERS

President - Lula Fiser, 1421 Wilson Ave., Oildale

Vice Pres. - Bonnie Brown, 7024 Linda Sue Way, Fair Oaks.

Secretary & Treasurer - Ruth Burnes, 4678 E Lewis St. Fresno

Ass’t. Secretary - Zula Whitmire, 322 Realty St. Wilmington

Parliamentarian - Phyllis Webb, 2308 McGinley, Antioch

BUSINESS MEETING OF THE LADIES AUX.

6:00 P.M., April 8, 1963

The meeting opened with the congregation singing “He Hideth My Soul”

directed by Sis. Maurine Perdue. Prayer was led by Sis. Madden. Sis. Ruby Chas-

tain, President, was in charge of the meeting.

The welcome address was given by Sis. Maurine Perdue of Sacramento. The

response was given by Sis. Lula Fiser of Oildale.

A letter of Greetings from the National Auxiliary President was read. The min-

utes of the last meeting were read and approved.

The devotional was given by Sis. Dorothy Canavan on fashions, I Timothy 2:8.

There was no old business, so new business was called in order.

Sis. Chastain called for objectives recommended. It was suggested that support

of our schools and the orphanage by our goal. A motion was made and second to

continue the same objective as last year which is: That we recommend to our local

auxiliaries that we, as Ladies Auxiliaries, make every effort to support our

young ministers in school. Motion carried.

The election of officers was the next order of business.

Nominations for president were Sis. Bonnie Brown, Sis. Lola Fiser, Sis. Phyl-

lis Webb, and Sis. Walton. Sis. Fiser was elected president, and Sis. Brown was

elected Vice-president.

A motion was made and second that the second highest become the assistant in

each office. Motion carried.

Nominations for secretary-treasurer were Sis. Zula Whitmire and Sis. Ruth

Burnes. Sis. Burnes was elected secretary-treasurer, and Sis. Whitmire as assistant.

Nominations for parliamentarian were Sis. Thelma Middleton and Sis. Phyllis

Webb. Sis. Middleton was elected parliamentarian, and Sis. Webb was elected as-

sistant.

The program was entitled, “The Blessing of Giving.” The following parts

were given:

1 . Why should we give - by Sis. Naomi Crawford

2. What should we give - by Sis. Walton

3. How are we to give - by Sis. Mary Wright

4. Who is to give - by Sis. Ruth Horton

5. How much should we give - by Sis. Euvis Patterson

Specials in song were rendered by the Cypress Trio and Sis. Denney.

The Northern Coastal District recommended to discontinue the parts of the pro-

gram at the State Auxiliary meetings and have only the devotional, so that more

time could be given to the business meeting and reports of the district auxiliaries.

A motion was made and second to accept the recommendation. The motion was

spoken to by Sisters Nance, Adkins, Crawford, Fiser, and Webb. Motion carried.

There were fifty-four auxiliaries represented. The total amount of money sent

for minute fund was $51 .00.

Bro. Hoyt Chastain was given charge of the meeting for the election of the

evening speaker.

DIRECTORY OF DISTRICT PRESIDENTS

Dates of District Meetings

Northern Coastal District:

President: Phyllis Webb, 2308 McGinley, Antioch.

Meeting Day: 4th Saturday of each quarter.

Bellflower -- President: Betty Isenhower, 217 Cliffwood, Anaheim

Secretary: Esper Campbell, 15424 Santa Ana, Bellflower

Bloomington -- President: Pauline Chadwick, 10352 Allen, Bloomington

Secretary: Sarah Gwin, 18855 Park St., Bloomington

Blythe -- President: Mrs. W. F. Woods, General Delivery, Blythe

Secretary: Charlene Mores, 452 1/2 N. Third, Blythe, Calif.

Brentwood -- President: Geneva Foust, P. 0. Box 724, Brentwood

Secretary: Doris Bouslon, Route 2, Box 231, Brentwood

Ceres -- President: Perry Robison, 3136 Blaker Road, Ceres, Calif..

Secretary: Helen Kennicutt, 712 S. Santa Cruz, Modesto

Corcoran -- President: Mary Ledbetter, 1727 Josephine, Corcoran

Secretary: Lela Kendrick, 1521 Chase Ave., Corcoran

Cypress -- President: Ruth Walker, 8176 Judette Way, Sacramento

Secretary: Dorothy Zgraggen, 4329 46th Ave., Sacramento 24

Dinuba -- President: Lena Hill, 246 N. K Street, Dinuba, California

Secretary: Viola Berry, 40586 Road 84, Dinuba, California

Fair Oaks -- President: Bonnie Brown, 7024 Linda Sue Way, Fair Oaks

Secretary: Betty Walkup, 5731 Hoffman Lane, Fair Oaks

Fresno, McKinley -- President: Irene Stevenson, 2228 N. Bryan, Fresno

Secretary: Deannie Patton, 2184 N. Bryan, Fresno

Fresno, Zion -- President: Marie Poole, 3645 E. Clay, Fresno, Calif.

Secretary: Zula Berry, 4345 N. Anna, Fresno 26, Calif.

Glendale -- President: Charlotte Proffett, 4541 College View Los Angeles 91,

California

Secretary: Marie Reed, 1423 Campus Road, Los Angeles 42

Hemet -- President: Joyce Cable, 728 E. let St., San Jacinto, Calif.

Secretary: Pauline Taber, 25061 San Jacinto St., Hemet

Hoops -- President: Juanita Taylor, 2. 0. Box 482, Hoops, California

Secretary: Bertha Hill, P. 0. Box 111, Hoopa, California

Keys -- President: Myrtle Hutson, P. 0. Box 174, Keys, California

Secretary: Oleta Robins, P. 0. Box 301, Keys, California

Lomita -- President: Jean Ault, 326 Realty, Wilmington, California

Secretary: Betty Cline, 817 W. 229th St., Torrance, Calif.

Long Beach, Dominguez -- President: Dorothy Canavan, 2715 Washington

Secretary: Dorreen Anderson

Manteca -- President: Wilma Moore, 217 Mylna Terrace, Manteca, Calif.

Secretary: Sue Heidex, 223 Joseph Avenue, Manteca, Calif.

Martinez -- President: Muriel Lucas, 9 Benita Way, Martinez, Calif.

Secretary: Mary Lucas, 5033 Milano Way, Martinez, Calif.

McFarland -- President: Jewell Wade, 108 Third Place, McFarland

Secretary: Myrtis Cowart, Route I, Box 166, Earlimart

Meiners Oak -- President: Dottie Youngquist, 646 Pala Drive, Ojai

Secretary: Caroline Damas, 1384 Rice Road, Ojai

Mira Loma -- President: Hazel Weir, 3981 Lindsay, Riverside, Calif.

Secretary: Pat Davenport, 3735 Smith, Riverside, Calif.

North Highlands -- President: Iva Calloway, 7214 Parish, Citrus Heights

Secretary: Shirley Howell, ⁴⁰53 Karl Drive,

Norwalk -- President: Ruby Chastain, 10460 Greenhurst Dr., Bellflower

Secretary: Mrs. William Clements, 13121 Flatbush, Norwalk

Oakdale -- President: Cornelia Stewart, 135 West J Street, Oakdale

Secretary: Edna Howell, Route 3, Box 1430 Oakdale, Calif.

Oakley -- President: Edna Willis, Route 2, Box 121-A, Oakley, Calif.

Secretary:

Oildale -- President: Lula FSser, 1421 Wilson Ave., Oildale, Calif.

Secretary: Mildred Wallace, 516 South Gate Dr., Bakersfield

Oroville -- President: Mira Hilton, Route 4, Box 4749 Oroville, Calif.

Secretary: Kathryn Armer, 1105 Nevada Ave., Oroville

Palomar -- President: Kathryn Acton, 408 S. Citrus, Escondido, Calif.

Secretary: La Wanna Edwards, 541 W. 15th, #31, Escondido

Pittsburg -- President: Lola Cassey, 276 Rose Ann Ave., Pittsburg

Secretary: Leuella Killingsworth, 3840 Shasta Circle, Pittsburg, Calif.

Pomona -- President: Bunny Woodall, 2335 S. Gabriel Drive, Pomona

Secretary: Robbie Porter, 3929 E. Grand Avenue, Pomona

Porterville, East Date -- President: Bea Schieler, Route I, Box 191 Terra Bella,

California

Secretary: Marilyn Long, 3999 Crabtree Lane, Porterville, California

Redlands, Emmanuel -- President: Lois Smith, 25525 Colton Ave., Redlands

Secretary: Ona White, 1144 Alta, Redlands

Redlands, Unity -- President: Edna Taylor, 129 W. Colton, Redlands

Secretary: Virginia Vensen, 10514 Nevada, Redlands

Reseda -- President: Mildred Hill, 18161 Lull, Reseda, California

Secretary: Betty Kilpatrick, 18319 Bassett, Reseda, Calif.

Ridgeorest -- President: Esther Russell, 430 Wilson, Ridgecrest

Secretary: Lydia MoClatchey, 404 W. Ridgeorest Blvd.

Sacramento -- President: Pearl Epps, 1925 Bowling Dr., N. Sacramento 15

Secretary: Zala Jefferson, 3821 West Way, Sacramento 21

Sacramento Girls -- President: Glenda Jefferson, 3821 West Way, Sacramento,

California

Secretary: Sarah Hubbard, 2053 Joan Way, Sacramento

Salinas -- President: Thelma Middleton, 44 Midway Ave., Salinas, Calif.

Secretary: Lola Van Horn, 651 Middlefield Road, Salinas

Scotia -- President: Ila Munsterman, 85 Ash St., Rio Dell, California

Secretary: Christine Shields, Star Touts, Box 207, Scotia

South Gate -- President; Euvis Patterson, 9829 San Juan, South Gate

Secretary: Donna Crouch, 3110 Wisconsin, South Gate

Stockton -- President: Cassie Denney, 116 S. Olive, Stockton, Calif.

Secretary: Ila Barr, 20 N. Olive, Stockton, California

Sunnyvale -- President: Mary Samuels, 1366 Buchanan Dr., Santa Clara

Secretary: Glenna Andrews, 225 Roosevelt Ave., Sunnyvale

Sylmar -- President: Barbara Parshee, 14172 Raven, Sylmar, California

Secretary: Shirley Windham, 14277 Sayre, Sylmar, California

Vallejo -- President: Hazel Hendrix, 1205 Taylor St., Vallejo, Calif.

Secretary: Ann Sweeney, 635 Henry St., Vallejo, California

Masco -- President: Dorothy Madden, 2241 1st St., Wasco, California

Secretary: Nell Woolley, 2202 2nd St., Wasco, California

Watsonville -- President: Marie Taylor, 48 Davis St., Watsonville, Calif

Secretary: Juanita Welch, 49 Airport Ave., Watsonville

Woodbridge -- President: Margie Bowles, Rt. 2, Box 623, Acampo, Calif.

Secretary: Hazel Dye, Rt. 2, Box 253J, Acampo, California

Woodland -- President: Wilma Whatley

Secretary: Elsie Dollies

Antioch

$ 981.08$ 38.34

171.07

$ 714.88

Armona

344.07

42.19

277.91

263

118

Bakersfield, Bethel

351.18

81.53

6.55

601.03

490

1412

Bakersfield, Emmanuel

730.67

312.76

130.00

311.62

300

Barstow

143.50

60.00

47.50

20.00

Bellflower

679.91

262.55

319.50

Bloomington

308.20

262.34

Blythe

938.85

443.00

Brentwood

462.82

66.56

149.54

722.72

268

Ceres

323.14

100.00

Corcoran

750.23

117.68

424.11

115.00

165

115

Cypress

533.95

372.00

28.43

100

Dinuba

414.36

686.68

Fair Oaks

300.00

60.00

40.00

200.00

300

100

Fresno, McKinley

186.92

10.55

176.37

Fresno, Zion

532.70

49.85

587.82

250

Glendale

415.26

26.00

16.00

378.26

Hemet

Hoopa

Keys

828.51

15.00

880.84

Lomita

635.27

5.00

65.00

660.27

Long Beach, Dominguez

312.53

65.00

150.00

500

Manteca

320.07

16.00

354.78

Martinez

2,600.50

182.00

2,257.46

McFarland

1,963.56

50.00

151.50

1,539.60

327

Meiners Oak

304.35

66.50

211.58

150

Mira Loma

553.77

18.00

381.61

300

North Highlands

415.17

118.00

244.64

Norwalk

555.30

10.00

80.00

207.96

253

310

Oakdale

674.78

120.00

543.61

Oakley

Oildale

615.80

76.25

12.00

532.95

704

137

Oroville

657.02

40.00

602.02

15.00

Palomar

37.70

13.09

18.92

194

Pittsburg

640.83

45.00

60.00

14.73

Pomona

224.40

13.37

5.00

194.91

Porterville, East Date

523.40

292.23

Redlands, Emmanuel

1,140.14

265.00

862.23

494

Redlands, Unity

Reseda

225.00

30.00

62.00

50.00

250

200

Ridgecrest

165.00

Sacramento

544.04

5.00

145.19

393.85

Sacramento Girls

138.29

35.00

84.72

776

1320

Salinas

431.66

43.57

100.00

347.87

Scotia

223.96

12.25

South Gate

139.67

10.00

70.00

450

200

Stockton

118.37

19.90

4.96

64.46

Sunnyvale

265.88

33.00

123.33

Sylmar

50.00

Vallejo

340.72

212.13

Wasco

695.00

22.00

35.00

595.471120

3686

Watsonville

187.00

10.00

190.00

200

187

Woodbridge

945.48

22.50

60.00

Woodland

35.00

GAIN

LOSS

Anaheim

3,434.00

Antioch

242

248

6,625.00

Armona

207

228

5,200.00

Arroyo Grande

1,356.25

Bakersfield (B)

4,606.00

Bakersfield (E)

141

152

3,660.00

Barstow

1,265.12

Bellflower

181

198

5,390.00

Bloomington

2,094.63

Blythe

2,050.00

Brentwood

184

217

5,200.00

Buena Park

2,630.00

Ceres

147

170

5,300.00

Citris Heights

5,370.00

Cloverdale

1,735.86

Corcoran

375

397

4,500.00

Dinuba

3,124.51

Easton

267.50

Escondido

1,460.40

Eureka

1,427.48

Fontana

263.16

Fresno (McK)

1,368.77

Fresno (Z)

153

148

5,720.00

Glendale

115

131

4,252.00

Greenfield

2,985.00

Hayward

415

133

460

5,450.00

Hemet

510.00

Hoopa

955.00

Imperial Beach

Keyes

3,056.00

Lamont

1,580.00

Lancaster (Landmark)

1,855.00

Live Oak

Lockeford

1,325.00

Lomita

177

198

6,625.00

Lompoc

910.00

Long Beach (Dom.)

458

486

5,200.00

Long Beach (SH)

3,482.35

Manteca

126

3,124.12

Martinez

129

137

5,480.00

McFarland

234

245

3,940.00

Meiners Oak

1,760.00

Mira Loma

122

102

211

1,642.86

Modesto

3,840.00

Napa

3,438.40

Newhall

1,062.00

Norco

1,216.62

North Highlands

4,615.00

Norwalk

207

233

7,110.00

Oakdale

2,505.00

Oakley

1,160.00

Oildale

155

176

5,200.00

Oroville

2,565.43

2,400.00

165.00

466.19

511.62

351.81

171.88

7,500.50

439.69

4,162.66

270.81

4,882.82

2,567.53

1,446.39

367.81

20,762.71

232.23

3,303.96

1,131.04

534.25

216.00

10,581.98

24.05

1,344.07

500.00

239.48

508.16

206.00

115.20

4,292.21

600.00

350.35

364.50

79.40

87.82

5,542.07

49.12

2,179.71

257.70

340.48

453.43

341.99

103.99

7,386.46

1,572.20

545.15

10.00

92.18

30.76

66.00

3,535.39

415.20

3,044.52

300.00

3,718.57

593.03

1,176.40

162.23

14,789.61

25.40

316.98

120.00

433.31

215.16

55.10

48.00

3,303.58

68.29

384.00

175.00

193.31

310.44

51.21

3,424.00

233.37

1,775.20

375.67

3,139.37

895.87

711.25

257.58

12,721.71

37.80

1,273.20

214.00

20.00

202.54

163.27

216.64

4,257.45

172.11

1,254.76

527.00

2,407.19

231.00

255.17

332.47

10,299.70

7,361.47

264.32

2,528.63

508.84

78.58

16,126.84

6.80

193.05

120.41

180.35

26.69

55.47

2,878.05

150.00

3,064.69

856.12

2,770.36

2,172.77

151.55

531.73

14,196.22

60.22

1,045.30

48.20

37.89

416.55

67.56

5,134.23

231.11

2,291.80

108.80

80.06

15.00

39.82

2,689.13

114.95

589.00

90.00

200.94

23.09

5.00

155.62

2,680.05

3,081.47

116.00

136.16

277.64

91.10

66.75

5,211.69

45.81

30.00

12.50

106.13

62.06

519.67

4.20

430.66

78.84

258.64

502.44

50.00

56.36

2,749.11

199.74

4,411.12

402.81

2,078.09

1,002.44

212.07

219.47

14,145.74

4,200.00

276.85

804.47

163.13

60.62

119.57

10,167.38

167.20

525.77

283.25

181.04

145.00

69.84

4,367.10

369.00

13,449.99

949.15

10,374.04

5,146.76

924.34

681.73

25,280.01

117.32

1,704.00

70.00

3.00

80.49

70.49

44.79

2,600.09

275.00

35.00

1,082.26

105.58

35.00

71.37

2,559.27

1,242.39

75.00

126.99

30.84

55.22

1,598.61

1,150.64

59.22

15.00

72.77

4,541.03

60.00

1,440.00

65.00

45.000

60.00

3,442.44

565.00

50.00

815.67

47.95

137.95

65.98

3,547.55

90.00

270.00

17.57

47.82

1,954.89

305.83

8,795.60

402.37

3,991.20

1,233.60

378.32

332.92

22,064.84

12.91

720.00

115.00

780.00

160.77

40.00

38.32

2,777.00

603.13

8,084.21

245.43

15,640.64

4,316.80

880.35

893.41

35,863.07

3,453.98

134.72

828.40

392.52

72.65

97.60

8,462.24

1,540.00

125.00

5.00

166.26

40.00

67.85

5,068.23

95.10

3,502.62

645.12

975.05

240.00

30.00

254.52

11,298.01

1,352.61

15,433.74

601.10

927.12

1,617.67

1,482.74

343.65

5,693.63

60.00

10,000.00

100.00

73.60

890.65

112.71

113.14

13,115.10

78.10

910.26

70.97

877.61

89.39

16.43

89.08

3,779.75

205.83

1,399.80

542.46

211.80

93.31

6,683.30

3.50

490.00

295.03

586.52

471.13

129.36

199.24

5,613.18

49.96

1,812.92

37.00

119.27

24.25

111.74

3,225.12

40.44

2,424.00

348.45

1,061.76

274.54

44.01

111.33

5,521.15

8,170.16

2,227.43

801.32

132.28

227.87

16,171.51

126.92

2,959.31

161.32

1,324.22

1,290.80

633.75

435.59

14,041.91

30.73

1,787.61

490.80

659.09

771.98

288.49

132.38

6,666.08

97.31

2,335.10

10.00

302.98

423.02

48.00

134.84

4,066.08

27.64

3,828.37

215.00

1,399.62

838.21

501.85

302.12

12,311.69

81.23

1,200.00

20.00

303.67

803.76

13.00

74.75

5,061.84

Palmdale

Pittsburg

1,924.00

Pomona

1,469.30

Porterville (E. D.)

106

136

3,476.00

Porterville (F.)

121

126

4,240.00

172

174

4,710.00

Redlands (E.)

155

167

2,260.45

Redlands (U.)

132

176

4,500.00

Reseda

100

3,700.00

Richmond

3,120.00

Ridgecrest

780.00

Rio Dell

267

244

3,920.00

Riverbank

1,172.73

Roseville

111

118

4,080.00

Sacramento (Cypress)

171

182

5,830.00

Sacramento (Landmark)

227

217

5,200.00

Salinas

3,706.00

San Diego

3,271.00

San Francisco

161

191

7,530.00

San Jose (L.)

San Jose (M. P.)

940.00

South Gate

3,085.00

Stockton (E.)

405.00

Stockton (L. M.)

120.00

Stockton (Mt. O.)

163

162

4,990.00

Sunnyvale

4,590.00

Tulare

274

268

5,200.00

Vacaville

140

Vallejo

2,220.00

Visalia

1,655.00

Vista

1,140.80

Wasco

167

177

4,120.00

Watsonville (Sp.)

Watsonville (L.)

180

174

5,862.36

Wilmington

1,561.54

106

2,600.00

Woodbridge

Woodland

88,591

328

1108

24,989

496

9,693

263,726.70

TOTALS

540.00

40.00

192.90

105.22

57.92

946.04

284.56

2,557.29

85.00

606.97

623.11

111.17

6,192.10

2,563.09

170.00

255.05

399.04

633.33

69.87

4,993.98

137.25

1,807.68

512.13

641.19

799.55

705.95

164.80

7,538.60

32.57

827.38

118.32

376.79

231.72

279.20

124.51

6,842.05

150.00

1,229.72

350.30

1,296.07

660.00

750.00

235.00

9,391.09

178.59

2,413.15

1,301.00

2,093.82

646.25

236.80

71.43

9,201.49

75.00

10,049.52

100.00

853.72

476.16

143.72

168.47

16,853.59

9.51

2,980.00

120.00

1,050.17

300.00

84.22

8,243.90

142.28

79.00

565.00

84.18

32.09

61.25

4,085.80

25.48

419.27

742.98

223.35

93.35

2,280.43

55.46

3,744.05

60.00

814.00

355.00

152.64

9,140.69

159.10

3,323.49

50.00

423.62

240.00

103.00

5,471.94

3.64

35,326.15

110.00

2,284.28

1,359.91

729.09

156.74

43,319.78

88.00

3,390.70

361.00

2,921.93

1,720.76

859.44

333.56

15,505.39

260.66

8,810.06

424.82

1,274.86

941.93

782.30

355.80

18,951.08

318.00

5,189.43

145.50

583.13

1,024.25

282.62

94.03

11,342.96

10.40

1,200.00

325.10

259.98

619.63

134.70

99.90

5,920.71

148.16

29,405.27

356.88

3,301.58

960.00

340.00

331.59

47,478.25

354.84

10.00

184.75

338.13

37.97

49.70

1,915.40

97.27

7,071.95

96.97

338.19

721.42

205.40

146.09

11,752.29

266.68

1,485.96

135.00

235.88

632.05

92.95

89.34

3,342.84

110.96

174.99

63.64

33.13

975.26

1,694.44

617.68

834.10

832.35

361.47

259.73

9,581.77

47.31

2,629.12

80.00

47.32

287.34

44.00

89.10

7,740.78

400.00

6,000.00

200.00

7.50

69.00

62.00

97.00

12,035.50

25.00

961.49

262.50

702.49

659.27

345.00

107.01

5,282.76

5.20

100.00

297.13

216.82

55.27

2,383.68

1,561.19

40.00

557.19

247.34

56.75

46.84

3,650.11

1,231.58

5,644.33

125.00

683.22

882.51

317.33

398.98

13,824.75

459.21

17,405.33

247.71

8,162.62

1,046.85

180.25

158.70

33,858.15

82.13

1,416.92

264.95

393.00

25.00

54.09

3,797.63

15.46

2,265.87

400.92

82.50

27.50

100.52

5,497.77

10,468.23

310,545.68

18,404.01

105,160.42

54,580.04

20,245.08

13,447.95

796,578.11