1970 - 1971

OFFICERS

Moderator

K. G. McKellip

1st Assistant Moderator

Tom Counts

2nd Assistant Moderator

Dwight Patterson

Clerk

Martin Canavan

Assistant Clerk

J. W. Godbehere

Publicity Director

Hoyt Chastain

Assistant Publicity Director

Kenneth Hooper

Music Director

Royce Smith

Assistant Music Director

Jim Gage

Parliamentarian

Roy Reed

Assistant Parliamentarian

L. E. McCalister

Secretary-Treasurer of Missions

D. S. Madden

ORDER OF BUSINESS

Opening exercises.

Introductory sermon.

Appointment of committees.

Enrollment and seating of messengers.

Reception of new churches.

Inviting brethren of like faith and order to sit in council.

Missionary reports.

Election of officers.

Publicity report.

10.

Treasurer’s report.

11.

Report of committees.

12.

Miscellaneous business.

13.

Closing exercises and adjournment.

MODERATOR’S MESSAGE

K. G. McKellip

Scripture Reading: Ecc. 12:1; Prov. 22:6

Messengers of the churches composing the Cooperative Association of California,

visitors, and distinguished guests;

It is with great pleasure and an honored privilege that I will try to serve as your

moderator this year.

The past associational year is now history; it is time past that can never be recalled.

And if it was not used to the very best of our knowledge and ability, no one can be blamed

but ourselves. We cannot add to nor detract from the.failures or successes of the past. Our

record stands. However, we can look back and profit by what we have experienced in the

days of yesterday.

As we look back we can see men of courage and determination and love that have

led the churches of the living God into fields of useful service to God and for man. Souls

have been saved, churches have been founded, Christ has been magnified and God glori-

fied.

But let us stop and think, will these men be with us always? No! So what are we

doing to make sure that God’s churches and people are left in capable hands so that Christ

may continue to be magnified? We are told in Proverbs 22:6, ‘Train up a child in the way he

should go and when he is old he will not depart from it.”

Every day we hear about delinquent children, but I am persuaded to believe it’s

not delinquent children we should be interested in but delinquent parents. What has become

of the parents that took their children to church, taught them the ways of the Lord while

they were yet young? Now it seems parents feel they need to wait for the child to become

old enough to make up their own minds as to what church they should go to, or worse still

if to attend church at all. Parents have been heard to say, “I don’t want to force my child

to go to church; it might affect his personality. “ Yet they force him to go to public school.

I challenge anyone to give me a scripture where we have a choice of churches. God only

instituted one.

If parents don’t wake up and begin teaching their children and become more inter-

ested in their spiritual life than their physical life, how can our youths, “Remember now thy

creator in the days of thy youth... “as stated in Ecc. 12:1.

We, as parents, have this great responsibility placed on us and if we do not carry it

out, we are going to answer to God for every wasted opportunity we have had.

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 to all Missionary Baptist Churches of Christ

the following Articles of Agreement.

ARTICLE I

Name

The Cooperative Association of Missionary Baptist Churches of California.

ARTICLE II

Object

The object of this Association is to encourage co-operation and Christian activity

among the churches, to promote interest in and encourage Missions on a New Testament

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 co-

operate in these enterprises.

ARTICLE III

Members

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

es 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 this 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 Articles 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 exer-

cise no ecclesiastical authority but it shall by every precaution recognize the sovereignty of

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

greatest possible freedom of expression in discussing matters pertaining to its work, and in

the preeminence 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 Association, in

annual sessions, shall elect such officers as are necessary for its deliberation 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. 1--It will be the duty of the messengersannually 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 association.

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 Agreement. 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. 1--The Missionary Committee shall be composed of one member

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 this Association, and the distribution of information concerning the needy fields of labor

and the 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 recommend 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 received be-

tween sessions of this messenger body subject to the will of the 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 mission-

ary committee men, the secretary treasurer of missions.

Section No. 5--The membership of the Missionary Committee shall be fairly dis-

tributed among the various sections of the churches which cooperate with this association.

ARTICLE VIII

Funds

Section No. 1--All funds of this Association shall 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.

CHURCH DIRECTORY

ANAHEIM: Grace Missionary Baptist, 1926 Ball Rd., 92804

Pastor: D.S. Madden, 2011 Random Dr., Anaheim 92804,Pn.772-4614

Clerk: Jane Malott, 12162 Magnolia, Garden Grove 92641, Ph.539-2630

Messengers: D. S. Madden, Harry Merry, B. F. Yarbrough

ANTIOCH: First Missionary Baptist Church, 510 Texas St., 94509

Pastor: Larry Reeves, 3409 Longview Rd., 94509, Ph. 757-3116

Clerk: Jeanne Perdue, 410 Shaddick Ave., 94509, Ph. 757-1603

Messengers: Larry and Betty Reeves, T. R. McCain

ARMONA: First Missionary Baptist, Railroad and 14th Ave., 93202

Pastor: Allen Adkins, P.O. Box 697, 93202, Ri,582-1451

Clerk: Vera Spears, 20205 Elgin Ave. , Lemoorc 93245, ft. 924-5178

Messengers: A.D. Oliver, Sis. Burnett, Bro. Allen Adkins

ARROYO GRANDE: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 1220 Farrell Rd., 93420

Pastor: J.H. Gage, 1220 Farrell Rd., 93420, Pi, 489-7572

Clerk: Arlena Robinson, 980 Mentone Ave. , Grover City 93433, Ph.489-7193

Messengers: James Gage, Maria Gage, Lawarance Sheenan

ATASCADERO: Landmark Missionary Baptist

Pastor: Keith Blanton, P.O. Box 932, Atascadero 93422, 111.466-9283

Clerk: Ann Croom, San Marcos 94322, Ph. 466-0669

Messengers: By letter

BAKERSFIELD: Bethel Missionary Baptist, 1724 Allens Drive

Pastor: Sherman A. Burleson, 920 Sylvia Dr., 93304, Ph. 833-0988

Clerk: Catherine Lykins, 924 Sylvia Dr., 93304, Pb. 831-7798

Messengers: S.A. Burleson, Al Brickell, Bill Griffin

BAKERSFIELD: First Missionary Baptist, 1604 Southgate Dr.

Pastor: None at present

Clerk: Joyce M. Woodard, 2916 Laurel Dr. 93301, Ph. 831-8468

Messengers: J. M. Steddum, L, E. Fite, D. Bittle

BAKERSFIELD: New Hope Missionary Baptist, 200 Quontico Ave.

Pastor: A. D, Story, 1636 Camino Sierra 93306, Ph. 871-5664

Clerk: Larene Story, 1636 Camino Sierra 93306, R . 871-5664

Messengers: A. D. Story, Lorene Story

BALDWIN PARK: 3817 Baldwin Park Blvd.

Pastor: Monroe Patterson (Missionary) 3713 N. Kenmore Ave. 91706, Ph 338-0945

Clerk: Evlyn Lynch, 12201 Garvey, El Monte 91732, Pn,444-4945

Messengers: Monroe Patterson, Bro. and Sis. C. William Havens

BARSTOW: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 34836 Cedar Rd.

Pastor: Lindon Sparks, 35198 Walnut St. 92311, Ph. 253-5483

Clerk: Lea Adeen, 34197 Townsend 92311, Ph. 253-2301

Messengers: By letter

BELLFLOWER: First Missionary Baptist, 9306 Rosser St. 90706

Pastor: Roy M. Reed, 9322 Rosser St. 90706, Ph.866-0601

Clerk: Maxine Kinz, 9344 Greenwell St. 90706, Ai. 867-7864

Messengers: Roy M. Reed, Doris Reed, Melvin Pace

BLOOMINGTON: First Missionary Baptist, 10039 Larch St.

Pastor: Howard Estus, 1150 S. Willow, Rialto 92376

Clerk: Sharon Engholm, 9986 Almeria Ave., Fontana 92335, Ph. 823-6211

Messengers: By letter

BLYTHE: First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 3339 Cottonwood Ln.

Pastor: Ben Crawford, P.O. Box 230, lb. 922-5382

Clerk: Anna Crawford, P.O. Box 230, Blythe 92225

Messengers: Murel Wise, Roy Redding, Fred Woods

BRENTWOOD: First Missionary Baptist, 657 McClarren St.

Pastor: D.C. Caves, 657 McClarren Rd. 94513, Ph.634-4295 (P.O. Box 656)

Clerk: Dorothy Arp, 120 Lynn Dr. 94513, Ph.634-4798

Messengers: D.C. Caves, Jewel Lyons, Rick Dacus

BUENA PARK: First Missionary Baptist, 8302 Artesia

Pastor: A. M. Curtis, 6202 Indiana 90620, Ph. 521-1864

Clerk: Mary Taylor, 10490 Diane 90620, Ph. 827-7285

Messengers: A.M. Curtis, June Curtis

CARSON: Immanuel Baptist, 503 E. 220th St. 90502

Pastor: E.A. Sharver, 24443 Island Ave., Wilmington 90744, Ph. 835-3216

Clerk: Bernice Whitaker, 6619 Gaviota Ave., Long Beach 90805, Ph.423-8878

Messengers: E.A. Sharver, Lois Sharver, Gary Max

CLOVERDALE: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 320 Jefferson St.

Pastor: Lyle Shaffer, 811 Warren Lane, Santa Rosa 95401, Ph. 545-3320

Clerk: Ruth Alice Shaffer, P.O. Box 675, Cloverdale 95425, lb. 894-5387

Messengers: By letter

CONCORD: Faith Missionary Baptist, 1035 Treat Blvd. 94520

Pastor: James C. Pack, 1035 Treat Blvd. 94520, Ph. 687-4497

Clerk: Betty Striplin, 601 Walters Way #2 94520, Ph. 682-2350

Messengers: James C. Pack, Paul Ridgeway

CORCORAN: First Missionary Baptist, Hale and Patterson

Pastor: Charles Denny, 1315 Patterson 93212, Ph. 992-4865

Clerk: Marilyn Nolan, 1106 Sherman 93212, Ph.992-2605

Messengers: Not listed

DINUBA: Dinuba Landmark Missionary Baptist, 40568 Road 84 (S. College)

Pastor: T. E. Green, 212 N. Alta Ave. 93618, Ph. 591-3822

Clerk: Edna Gray, 1048 Sierra Way 93618, Ph.591-1691

Messengers: T. E. Green, Noreatia Green, Mary Callison

DOWNEY: Central Missionary Baptist, 13444 Bixler Ave. 90242

Pastor: Marlin Gipson, 14923 Bayou Ave., Bellflower 90706, Ph.920-2737

Clerk: Grace Gresser, 6466 Cecilia Circle, Brena Park, Fn. 826-4528

Messengers: Marlin Gipson, Sis. Gipson, Carl Farrar

EASTON: First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 345 W. Jefferson

Pastor: A, D. Compton, Jr., 4511 North Manila, Fresno 93727, Ph.291-7262

Clerk: Betty Carlile, 1222 N. Adlee, Fresno, Ph, 251-8060

Messengers: A. D. Compton, Dorthy Compton, Betty Carlile

EUREKA: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 4056 Little Fairfield St.

Pastor: Rodney R. Shaull, 2304 Union St. #8 95501, Ph. 443-4214

Clerk: Kathie L. Shaull, 2304 Union St. #8 95501, Pa.443-4214

Messengers: Rod Shaull, Barbara Stephens, Clark Stephens

FOLSOM: Landmark Baptist Mission, 609 Figueroa St. 95630

Pastor: Luther D. Perdue (Missionary), 118 McKierman Dr. 95630, Ph.985-3196

Clerk: Barbara Ware, 7108 Bobby St., Orangevale 95662, Ph. 988-6416

Messengers: Not listed

FREEDOM: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 2151 Freedom Blvd.

Pastor: Jack Wilkins, 11 Buena Vista Dr. 95019, Ph. 722-4945

Clerk: Earlene Thomas, 225 Airport Blvd. 95019, Ph. 722-0768

Messengers: Jack Wilkins, Vera Wilkins, Jimmie Shaffer

FRESNO: Calvary Missionary Baptist, 757 S. Orange

Pastor: Wayne Ross, 4423 E. Ashcroft, Fresno 93726, Ph. 224-2226

Clerk: Marie [bole, 3645 E. Clay, Fresno 93702, Ph. 264-0107

Messengers: By letter

FRESNO: McKinley Missionary Baptist, 2052 N. Katy Lane

Pastor: Charles L. Jeffus, 2024 N. Katy Lane 93705, Ph. 485-9410

Clerk: Evelyn Jeffus

Messengers: Charles Jeffus, Jasper Kingham, J. D. Cooper

GLENDALE: Glendale Missionary Baptist, 1200 Carlton Dr. 91205

Pastor: Jack Cazier, 1215 E. Harvard #3 91205, Ph. 241-1505

Clerk: Melinda Parrill, 430 W. Broadway 91204, Ph. 243-2668

Messengers: Jack Lazier

GREENFIELD: Landmark Missionary Baptist

Pastor: Aurthor Balfour, 54 Oak St. 93927

Clerk: Lydia Whitmire, 18260 Vierra Canyon Rd., Salinas 93960

Messengers: Not listed

HAYWARD: Emmanuel Missionary Baptist, 19126 Meekland 94541

Pastor: Cornlius Vuurens, 19126 Meekland Ave., Ph.276-2067

Clerk: Charlene Murphy, 3765 Castro Valley Blvd., Castro Valley, Ph.582-3332

Messengers: Cornlius Vuurens, Ezra Patterson

HEBER: Heber Missionary Baptist, 1136 Heber Ave.

Pastor: Joseph LaPointe, 1136 A Heber Ave (P.O. Box 243), Pn.352-1768

Clerk: Joan Mullins, 1129 Parkyn St (P.O. Box 3) 92249, Ph. 352-7449

Messengers: By letter

HUGHSON: First Hughson Missionary Baptist, Locust and Second

Pastor: Don Reynolds, Second and Locust 95326, Ph.883-4460

Clerk: Alta Helvey, Rt. 1 3206 Santa Fe Ave. 95326, Ph. 883-4759

Messengers: Bart Reynolds, Mike Lunn

KEYES: New Hope Landmark Missionary Baptist, 5529 8th and Martha

Pastor: Arlen Bevard, 5528 8th St. 95328, Ph. 537-1265

Clerk: Carolyn Sheppard, P.O. Box 397 95328, Ph.537-1265

Messengers: Arlen Bevard, L. D. Glover, Don Thompson

LA MESA: San Diego First Missionary Baptist, 5526 Lake Murray Blvd.

Pastor: Earnest K. Begley, 5526 Lake Murray Blvd. 92041, Ph. 469-8140

Clerk: Michele Garvin, 4962 Mills St. 92041, Ph. 466-1517

Messengers: By letter

LAMONT: New Bethel Missionary Baptist, Velma and Paradise

Pastor: J. W. Collum, 1320 Woodrow, Oildale 93308, Fh.399-1041

Clerk: Ellen Carter, 9809 San Diego St. 93241, Ph. 845-2888

Messengers: J. W. Collum, Clayton Armstrong

LANCASTER: First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 3232 E Ave. “H” 14

Pastor: H. T. Hubbard, 3211 1/2 East H-14, Ph. WH6-156Q

Clerk: Bettie J. Baskins, 3148 E Ave. ‘H” 93534, Ph. WH6-1918

Messengers: Not listed

LANCASTER: Lancaster Missionary Baptist, 42515 N 22nd St. West

Pastor: Otis L. Richey, 1126 W Ave. J-15, 93534

Clerk: Pat Yates, 1617 E Ave. I

Messengers: Not listed

LOCKEFORD: First Landmark Missionary Baptist

Pastor: O. E. Hall, P.O. Box 156, Victor 95253, Ph. 368-0185

Clerk: Carole Simko, P.O. Box 38 95237, M. 727-5212

Messengers: O. E. Hall

LOMITA: First Missionary Baptist, 2154 - 245th St. 90717

Pastor: Gary Buff, 26420 Ozone, Harbor City 90710, Ph. 534-5934

Clerk: Betty Cline, 817 W. 229th St., Torrance 90502, Ph. 834-7939

Messengers: Gary Buff, Fred Brown, John Cunningham

LOMPOC: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 708 North 3rd St.

Pastor: Bill Fritz, 1612 West Pine 93436, Pi. Regent 6-7413

Clerk: Florence Seef, 300 North “X” St. 93436, Ph. Regent 6-6712

Messengers: Bill Fritz, Mary Frtiz, Vanessa Pirl

LOS ANGELES: Peniel Missionary Baptist, 4422 Triggs St.

Pastor: Luis Guevara, 4422 Triggs St. 90022, Ph. 263-4683

Clerk: Elizabeth Guevara

Messengers: Jorge Torrentes

LONG BEACH: First Baptist of Dominguez, 2679 E. Carson 90310

Pastor: Martin Canavan, 2715 Washington 90810, Fa.834-5113

Clerk: Ethel Williams, 2715 E. 219th Place 90810, Ph. 835-1394

Messengers: Martin Canavan, Ron Stone, Monroe Patterson

LONG BEACH: Sharon Missionary Baptist, 901 E. South St.

Pastor: R. H. Woodall, 154 Osgood St. 90805, Ph. 423-5034

Clerk: Billie Jean Michau, 13939 Carfax, Bellflower 90706, Ph. 925-2644

Messengers: Richard Woodall, Sis. Woodall, Bill Woodall

LOST HILLS: Lost Hills Missionary Baptist, 62209 Universal

Pastor: Jim Trammel, 1525 3rd St. , Wasco

Clerk: Mrs. Ed Craft, Universal 62212, Lost Hills 93249, Pb. 797-2336

Messengers: By letter

LYNWOOD: Antioch Missionary Baptist, 5238 Clark St.

Pastor: Deiter Bergstrasser, 12135 Wilson, Lynwood 90262

Clerk: Lillian Morley, 11701 Harris, Ph. Ne8-9922

Messengers: Neil Morley

MANTECA: First Missionary Baptist, 126 E. Edison St.

Pastor: None listed

Clerk: None listed

Messengers: By letter

MARTINEZ: Emmanuel Missionary Baptist, 391 Arthur Rd.

Pastor: Gordon Richwine, 391 Arthur Rd. 94553, Ph.228-3425

Clerk: Adell Faulkner, 27 Alan Way

Messengers: Gordon Richwine, Evelyn Richwine, Lillian Hale

MCFARLAND: First Missionary Baptist, 769 Third St.

Pastor: Bill Hoppert, P.O. Box 1571, 765 Third St. 93250, Rh. 792-2754

Clerk: Burl Beene, Route 1 Box 1037, Delano 93215, Ph.725-2632

Messengers: Bill Hoppert, A.J. Hopkins, A.L. Beene

MEINERS OAKS: Meiners Oaks Missionary Baptist, 530 Elroblar

Pastor: Art Richardson, 314 N. Drown Ave., Ojai 93023, Ph. 646-5469

Clerk: Dottie Youngquist, 627 Pala Dr., Ojai 93023, Ph.646-1161

Messengers: By letter

MIRA LOMA: Mira Loma Missionary Baptist

Pastor: Mervin Vineyard, 9836 B Paramount Blvd., Downey 90240

Clerk: Pauline Crawford

Messengers: George Crawford, Pauline Crawford, Earnest Crawford

MODESTO: Tully Road Missionary Baptist, 4831 Tully Road

Pastor: George Walton, 2913 Tully Road 95350, Ph.529-6990

Clerk: Pauline Bell, 1806 Lauralee Ct. 95350, Ph. 522-3565

Messengers: George Walton, Ann Walton, George Lane, Sr.

NAPA: Napa Valley Landmark Missionary Baptist, 1111 Trower Ave.

Pastor: Haywood Simpson, 862 Pueblo Ave. 94558, Ph. 224-5843

Clerk: Melba Rachel, 3014 Freeman Dr. 94558, Pn.224-3566

Messengers: Haywood Simpson, George Rachel, A.D. Dunlap

NORCO: Crown Missionary Baptist, 652 Sixth 91760

Pastor: Richard Paslay, 955 Cole St. 91760, Ph.735-9424

Clerk: Jeannette Cash, 4383 Woodward St. 91760, Ph.737-0229

Messengers: Richard Paslay, LaDean Paslay

NORTH HIGHLANDS: Highlands Missionary Baptist, 4130 Baptist Ct.

Pastor: L. E. McCalister, 4130 Baptist Ct. 95660, Ph. 332-9257

Clerk: Flora Cooper, 5022 Harrison St. 95660, Ph.331-4830

Messengers: L.E. McCalister, Mary McCalister, Luther Iember

NORWALK: Norwalk Missionary Baptist, 10700 Branscomb St.

Pastor: Hoyt Chastain, 10460 Greenhurst Dr., Bellflower 90706, Ph. WAS-4647

Clerk: Leona Monroe, 1637 Woodcrest Ave., Fullerton 92633, Ph.526-2187

Messengers: Hoyt Chastain, Sis. Chastain, Eleanor Martinez

OAKDALE: First Missionary Baptist, East and ‘G” Sts.

Pastor: Tonie Robertson, 241 S. 5th St. 95361, Ph.847-3213

Clerk: Elizabeth Beaver, General Delivery 95361

Messengers: Tonie Robertson

OAKLEY: Bethel Missionary Baptist, Highway 4 and Brownstone Rd.

Pastor: George Townsend, P.O. Box 322, Brentwood 94513, Ai.625-2349

Clerk: Martha Townsend

Messengers: By letter

OILDALE: First Missionary Baptist, 1421 Wilson Ave.

Pastor: Gerald Hosman, 1401 Wilson Ave. 93308, Ph. 399-0086

Clerk: Geneva A. Wylie, 619 Wilson Ave. 93308, Ph. 399-3671

Messengers: Gerald Hosman, Garth Meyer, Margarita Meyer

OJA.I: First Missionary Baptist of Meiners Oaks, 530 W. El Roblar, Ojai

Pastor: A. E. Richardson, 2769 Maricopa Hwy., Ojai 93023, Ph. 646-5469

Clerk: Debbie Standley, 306 Descanso Ave., Ojai 93023, Hh.646-1300

Messengers: By letter

ORANGE: Community Missionary Baptist, 192 S. Orange

Pastor: Glenn Russell, 164 S. Olive, Orange 92666, Ph. 639-0628

Clerk: Vivian Avery, 17151 Grovemont, Santa Ana 92705, Ph,633-5093

Messengers: Glenn Russell, Irene Russell, Frank Fundaro

OROVILLE: Olive Hill Missionary Baptist, 2905 Olive Highway

Pastor: John Wilkins, 2903 Olive Highway 95965, Ph.533-8933

Clerk: Kathryn Ar, ner, 1105 Nevada Ave. 95965, Ph.533-2448

Messengers: John Wilkins, Noah Frody, Darla Wilkins

OXNARD: First Missionary Baptist, 200 South D St.

Pastor: Ottis Dees, 1911 Ukiah 93030, Ph. 487-4859

Clerk: Louise Brown, 421 Stroube 93030, Ph. 485-5205

Messengers: By letter

PITTSBURG: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 1115 N. Parkside Dr.

Pastor: A. H. McGee, 31 Madill, Antioch 94509, Ph. 757-4904

Clerk: Louise Mott, 253 El Camino Dr., Pittsburg 94565, Ph. 439-8751

Messengers: By letter

POMONA: First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 1165 S. Gibbs

Pastor: Jerry Cordell, 823 Calpine Ct. 91766, Ph. 628-7332

Clerk: Judy Noble, 10182 Tudor Ave., Montclair 91763, Ph, 626-0667

PORTERVILLE: First Missionary Baptist, 1495 W. Putnam

Pastor: Kenneth Hooper, 808 Rose Lane 93257, Ph.781-1618

Clerk: Lavista McGregor, 216 Lombardi 93257, Ph.784-8018

Messengers: Kenneth Hooper, Dennis Mackey, Doyle Long

PORTERVILLE: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 1437 Springville Ave.

Pastor: Larry Crouch, 1491 E. Springville Ave. 93257, Ph. 784-6798

Clerk: Thelma Reeves, 575 S. Conner 93257, Ph. 784-7201

Messengers: Larry Crouch, Sis. Crouch, Edd Bost

REDLANDS: First Missionary Baptist, 1100 Occidental St.

Pastor: Aubrey Wallace, 917 Lugonia 92373, Ph, 792-0520

Clerk: Betty J. Stephens, 445 S. Buena Vista 92373, Ph. 792-2795

Messengers: Aubrey Wallace, Efton Cook

RESEDA: Valley Missionary Baptist, 18401 Keswick

Pastor: June Godbehere, 8435 Variel, Conoga Park 91335, Ph.341-3834

Clerk: Marion Lackie, 10745 Hayvenhurst, Granada Hills 91344, Ph.363-3765

Messengers: Bro. Godbehere, Sis, Godbehere, Twila Godbehcre

RIDGECREST: First Missionary Baptist, 420 Ridgecrest Blvd.

Pastor: Archie Pruit, 436 Wilson Rd. 93555, Ph. 375-4223

Clerk: Connie Keog, 220 Bonita 93555, Ph.375-8538

Messengers: Archie Fruit, Tina Pruit, Bro. Kephart

RIVERBANK: First Missionary Baptist, 6th and Sierra St.

Pastor: Ernest Bennett, 3500 Stanislaus 95367, Ph. 869-1.866

Clerk: Edna South, P.O. Box 91 95367, Ph. 869-2179

Messengers: R.G. Routh, Edna South, Viola Terrill

ROSEVILLE: Granite Park Missionary Baptist, 7150 Wildwood P1.

Pastor: H.B. Beam, 7075 Le Flore Place 95678, Ph. 791-1250

Clerk: Ann Blanco, 7190 Wildwood Place 95678, Ph. 791-0489

Messengers: By letter

SACRAMENTO: Cypress Missionary Baptist, 7933 Bradshaw Rd.

Pastor: Tom Counts, 7933 Bradshaw 95823, Ph. 363-4760

Clerk: Janice Ross, 7021 flower Inn Road 95828, Ph. 383-3762

Messengers: Thomas Counts, Pat Counts

SACRAMENTO: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 2041 Wyda Way

Pastor: James Wilkins, 5910 Spruce Ave. 95841, Ph.332-2371

Clerk: Ruby Nickell, 3813 Whitney Ave. 95821, Ph. 489-0574

Messengers: James Wilkins, Gene Hoover, Dennis Maley

SACRAMENTO: Southside Missionary Baptist, 7497 I rsimmon Ave.

Pastor: Earl Walker, 8176 Judette Way 95828, Ph. 383-5197

Clerk: Bonnie Smith, 7518 Flamingo Way 95828, Ph.422-8752

Messengers: Earl Walker, Gene Gabrielson, Ruth Walker

SALINAS: First Missionary Baptist, 1201 Garner Ave.

Pastor: None at present

Clerk: Gladys White, 1416 Alma 93901, Ph. 422-0565

Messengers: W.L. Crawford, Frances Crawford

SAN FERNANDO: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 552 N. Maclay

Pastor: Jerry M. Waymire, 6650 Bakman, N. Hollywood 91606, Ph. 762-5574

Clerk: Jim Waymire, 12947 Newton St., Sylmar 91342, Ph.365-1428

Messengers: Jerry Waymire

SANGER: Shiloh Missionary Baptist, 1421 J St.

Pastor: Harold Loyd, 1421 J St. 93657, Pb. 875-5395

Clerk: Amanda Smith, 2240 9th St. 93657, Ph. 875-3672

Messengers: Harold Loyd, Maxine Loyd, Agnes Loyd

SAN JOSE: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 499 Coyote Rd.

Pastor: Royce Smith, 499 Coyote Rd. 95111, Ph.227-8075

Clerk: Mayvis Allen, 2063 Pacina Dr. 95116, Ph. 258-9194

Messengers: Royce Smith, Pat Smith

SAN JOSE: Mt. Pleasant Missionary Baptist, 14380 Story Rd.

Pastor: Buiel Orange, 527 S. 24th St. Space 306 95116, Ph.297-7108

Clerk: Melva Jorgensen, 4658 Central Ave., Fremont 94536, Ph. 797-2861

Messengers: Buiel Orange, Joseph Costa

SANTA CRUZ: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 2155 Chanticleer

Pastor: Ellis Fisher, 1420 Seabright Ave. 95060, Ph. 426-2690

Clerk: Betty Brown, 855 Amesti Rd., Watsonville 95076, Ph. 724-7213

Messengers: Ellis Fisher, Wilma Fisher

SAN PABLO: Brookside Missionary Baptist, 2060 Brookside Dr.

Pastor: Howard Eddings, Sr., 2060 Brookside Dr. 94806, Ph, 235-9248

Clerk: Thelma Middleton, 300 Vqueros Ave. Apt. 9, Rodeo 94572, Ph.799-4312

Messengers: Howard Eddings, Sr., Joy Eddings, C.C. Middleton

SANTA MARIA: Missionary Baptist, Y.M.C.A. Building, 507 S. McClelland

Pastor: None

Clerk: Maryann Bozarth, P.O. Box 1313 93454

Messengers: Bro. Wheeler, Sis. Wheeler, Maryann Bozarth

SANTA PAULA: First Missionary Baptist, (In Homes)

Pastor: None

Clerk: Joyce Whiteside, 593 Anacopa Terrace 93060, Ph. 525-8927

Messengers: Bro. V.W. McCalister

SANTA ROSA: First Missionary Baptist, 375 Calistoga Rd.

Pastor: Robert Williams, 3665 Hacienda Dr. 95405, Ph.546-1287

Clerk: Zola Jefferson, 2250 Vallejo St. 95404, Ph. 544-1521

Messengers: Robert Williams, Joyce Williams, L. D. Perdue

SANTA SUSANA: Simi Valley Missionary Baptist, 4495 Barnard St.

Pastor: Milton Hayes, 2558 Cochran St. , Simi Valley 93065, Ph. 526-5973

Clerk: Jody Ellis, 2281 Madrons, Simi Valley 93065, Ph. 526-5453

Messengers: Milton Hayes, Ester Ellis, Sis. Rogers

SHAFTER: Bethel Missionary Baptist of Shafter

Pastor: Joe Hernandez

Clerk:

Messengers: Joe Hernandez, Carolina Hernandez, Christine Sias

SHERIDAN: Landmark Missionary Baptist

Pastor: Jimmie Williams, P.O. Box 482, Wheatland 95692, Pn.633-2210

Clerk: Geraldine Sims, P.O. Box 99, Wheatland 95692, Ph.633-2927

Messengers: Jimmie Williams, Geraldine Sims, Velma Beaver

SOUTH GATE: First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 2953 Sequoia Ave.

Pastor: Dwight Patterson, 10527 Capistrano 90280, Ph.564-4718

Clerk: Earleen Allen, 10444 San Anselmo 90280, Ph.564-2385

Messengers: Dwight Patterson, Ed Watts, Lonnie Duckworth

STOCKTON: Eastside Missionary Baptist, 17 N. Oro St.

Pastor: Gene Stevens, 17 N. Oro St. 93205, Ph. 466-7229

Clerk: Louise Crossland, 16447 S. Austin Rd., Manteca 95336, Ph.823-1801

Messengers: Gene Stevens, Nadine Stevens, Beverly Stevens

STOCKTON: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 301 E. Alpine

Pastor: Carl Richey, 1754 W. Bristol 95204, Ph. 463-0228

Clerk: Wendell Martin, 1244 W. Mariposa Ave. 95204, Ph. 466-9446

Messengers: Carl Richey, Betty Richey

STOCKTON: Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist, 1752 South ‘B’ St. 95206

Pastor: John Stevens, 2040 East 4th St. 95206, Pa. 463-9851

Clerk: Ruth Moss, 854 S. Drake Ave. 95205, Ph. 462-0352

Messengers: John Stevens, Lois Stevens, Prince Lewis

SUNNYVALE: Fellowship Missionary Baptist, 168 E. McKinley Ave.

Pastor: John Peach, 290 Velvet Lake Dr. 94086, Ph. 732-5036

Clerk: Rose leach, 290 Velvet Lake Dr.

Messengers: By letter

SUNNYVALE: First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 1228 Brookfield

Pastor: Lonnie Wiggins, 1659 Swallow Dr. 94087, Ph. 247-0956

Clerk: Zella Harmon, 505 Minnesota, San Jose 95125, Ph. 292-4654

Messengers: Lonnie Wiggins

TULARE: Tulare Missionary Baptist, 947 W. Kern St.

Pastor: K.G. McKellip, 947 W. Kern 93274, Ph.686-8853

Clerk: Musette Beel, 1843 W. Walnut Apt. 28, Visalia 93277, Ph. 734-0602

Messengers: K. G. McKellip, Irene McKellip, Carrie Sparks

VACAVILLE: Vacaville Missionary Baptist, 635 William St.

Pastor: James Van Herten, 113 Brown St. 95688, Ph. 448-9077

Clerk: Mary Dickey, 719 E. Monte Vista Ave. 95688, Ph. None

Messengers: By letter

VALLEJO: First Missionary Baptist, 1205 Taylor Ave.

Pastor: Harold Hendrix, 1205 Taylor Ave. 94590, Ph.642-4261

Clerk: Joe Prescott, 1819 Lincoln Ave., Richmond 94801, Ph.234-0968

Messengers: Ted Prescott, Mark Prescott, Myrtle Prescott

VICTORVILLE: Landmark Missionary Baptist, Corner of A and Aralo N

Pastor: Lester Acton, 15112 Las Peidras 92392, Ph. 245-1589

Clerk: Polly Severin, 14914 S. Culver Rd. 92392, Ph. 245-5244

Messengers: Lester Acton, lolly Severin, Sis. Frieda Good

VISALIA: First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 631 N. Chinowth Rd.

Pastor: Kenneth Wayne Beene, 1422 W. Oak 93277, Ph. 732-2740

Clerk: Paul Blackburn, 4017 W. Cambridge 93277, Pa. 734-1692

Messengers: Alvin Justis, Kenneth Beene, Lester Scott

WASCO: Central Missionary Baptist, 3rd and lbplar

Pastor: Robert Jones, 2241-1st St. 93280, Ph, 758-5477

Clerk: Mary Price, 2426 Sunset 93280, Ph. 758-2781

Messengers: Bob Jones, Earl Hosman, Pat Hosman

Brethren:

Your committee that was selected last year to present a proposed doctrinal state-

ment hereby submits the following report:

In as much as there are many good doctrinal statements already in print, we feel

that the following copied statement will best meet our needs. It is from the A.B.A. minutes

and catalog of the A.B.A. theological schools with just a couple of words changed for

clarity. It follows closely the New Hampshire confession of faith that has been historically

accepted among true Baptists everywhere.

Respectfully submitted

E. E. Crawford

Roy M. Reed

Martin Canavan

We believe in the verbal inspiration and infallibility of the whole

Bible as originally written, and that the Bible is the all sufficient rule of

faith and practice, II Timothy 3:16,17.

We believe in a personal, triune God, the Father, Son and Holy

Spirit, equal in Divine perfection, Matthew 28:19.

We believe in the Genesis account of creation, Genesis 1.

We believe in the virgin birth of Jesus Christ, Matthew 1:20.

We believe in the Deity of Jesus Christ, John 10:30.

We believe His crucifixion and suffering was substitutionary

and vicarious, II Corinthians 5:21.

We believe in the bodily resurrection and ascension of Christ

and the bodily resurrection of His saints, I Corinthians 15.

We believe in the premillenial second coming of Christ, per-

sonal and bodily, as the crowning event of the Gentile age, Acts 1:11.

We believe the Bible doctrine of eternal punishment of the

finally impenitent, Matthew 25:46.

10.

We believe the church of Jesus Christ is a congregation of scrip-

turally baptized believers that each church is independent, and that no

other ecclesiastical body may exercise authority over it. We believe that

the Great Commission was given to the churches only.

11.

We believe that all co-operating bodies are and properly should

be the servants of the churches.

12.

We believe that the Scriptures teach that there has been a succes-

sion of true churches adhering to the doctrines and practices of the New

Testament from the time of Christ to this day, and that the churches of this

Association are so identified,

13.

We believe that baptism, to be valid, must be administered by a

scriptural Baptist Church.

14.

We believe that the Lord’s Supper is to be administered within

the membership of the local New Testament Church as a memorial of the

Lord’s death, until He comes again, I Corinthians 11:26.

BUSINESS PROCEEDINGS

March 23, 1970, Monday night, 7:30 P. M.

The meeting opened with the congregation singing ‘When We All Get To Heav-

en.” Bro. Royce Smith led ‘Loved Lifted Me.” Bro. L. D. Perdue led in prayer. Bro. K.

G. McKellip asked the messengers and visitors to stand as he declared the 20th session of

the California Cooperative Association in session. Bro. Smith then led the congregation in

singing ‘Send the Light. “ Rick Dacus and Mark Caves sang ‘Grace Abounded More” as a

duet. Jaimie Wilkins then gave a testimony of having just been saved and sang ‘He Touched

Me. “ Kathy McCalister sang ‘Christ Returneth. “ Kathy Ritchie sang ‘Living on a Moun-

tain. “ Bill Woodall sang “One More Valley One More Hill. “ Royce Smith sang ‘Amazing

Grace.” Dr. Hoyt Chastain introduced Dr. J. B. Rowers as the evening speaker. Bro. Powers

read from Matt. 28:18-20; John 17:13-21, and he spoke of ‘Our Business” challenging us to

reexamine the task that is before us to evangelize the world. He brought a message that was

timely and expressed a sincere desire that all would do the Lord’s will. Bro. Bill Hoppert

extended to Bro. Powers a hand of appreciation on behalf of the congregation.

A motion and second was made to take an offering to help defray the building rent

after the morning message. The motion carried.

An announcement was made that Sis. Dud Poynor’s brother had just passed away

in Santa Ana. Bro. D. S. Madden led the congregation in prayer for this bereaved family.

Bro. Dwight Patterson gave the committee appointments.

Nominations for the devotional leader were Bro. M. B. Hubbard, Bro, Rod Shaull,

and Bro. Ron Stone. Bro. Rod Shaull was elected. A motion and second carried to make this

election unanimous.

A motion and second to adjourn until 9:30 in the morning. The motion carried.

Bro. E. E. Crawford led in the prayer of dismissal.

March 24, 1970, Tuesday morning, 9:30 A. M.

The service opened with congregational singing led by Bro. Rick Dacus. The

songs were ‘He Lives,”’He Keeps Me Singing.” Bro. Joe Anselmi led in prayer. Special

prayer was offered for Bro. and Sis. Howard Eddings who were hospitalized following a

car accident on their way to their motel following the evening service last night.

Bro. Rod Shaull brought the morning devotion and spoke concerning “Active

Saints.”

Bro. Kenneth Beene, pastor of the Visalia Church, extended to the messengers

awelcome on behalf of the local area churches.

Bro. K. G. McKellip brought the annual address of the moderator.

A motion and second that the moderator’s address be placed in the minutes. The

motion carried.

Three petitionary letters were read. They were from Baldwin Park, Freedom, and

Fairfield.

A motion and s e con d that the Freedom messengers not be seated. This motion

was spoken to by Bro. Simpson, Bro, Adkins, Bro. Perdue, and Bro. Richwine.

A substitute motion and second that the Faith Landmark Freedom Church that is

petitioning fellow ship be requested to seek harmony with the church in Freedom already

representing in this association before presenting a petitionary letter. Spoken to by Bro.

Virgil Robertson, Bro. L. D. Perdue, Bro. Harry Merry, Bro. Larry Reeves, Bro. Haywood

Simpson, Bro. Richard Woodall, Bro, Martin Canavan, Bro, Ernest McCain. The motion

carried.

A motion and second that this messenger body request the messengers of the peti-

tioning church from Fairfield to endeavor to establish fellowship with our member church,

The Landmark Missionary Baptist Church of Vallejo, before presenting messengers for

seats in the association. Discussed by Bro. McCalister, Bro. Ben Crawford, Bro. Bill Craw-

ford, Bro. Bill Woodall, Bro. Monroe Patterson, Bro. Bill Roberts, The motion carried,

The congregation was led in singing ‘T Love to Tell The Story” by Bro. Royce

Smith. The congregation then sang ‘T Am Thine Oh Lord. “ Bro. Bill Woodall sang ‘My

Faith in Thee. “ Bro. Rick Dacus sang ‘I Walked Where Jesus Walked. “ Bro. Royce Smith

sang ‘The Night Before Easter.”

Bro. Roy Reed was asked to introduce the morning speaker, Bro. Ed Sharver.

Bro. Sharver read from Rom. 1:14, 17 and he spoke of “A Duty to Perform.” He

gave a great foundation to the message as he presented the life of the Apostle Paul, as the

greatest missionary this side of Jesus Christ. He challenged every member of the congrega-

tion with a soul-stirring message exalting Christ. An invitation was given to the radio audi-

ence and to the audience in the auditorium with the singing of ‘Just As I Am. “ Bro. A. D.

Story extended to Bro. Shaull and Bro. Sharver the hand of appreciation on behalf of the

congregation.

Prayer was offered, before the offering was received, by Bro. Lazier.

A motion and second to adjourn until 1:30. The motion carried. Bro. Tom Counts

led in prayer.

March 24, 1970, Tuesday afternoon, 1:30 P.M.

Bro. Ron Stone led the congregation in singing ‘When We All Get to Heaven. “

Bro. Bill Woodall led in prayer.

Bro. Counts was recognized to moderate the mission presentation. Bro. D. C.

Caves read the minutes of the mission committee that was held Monday afternoon.

A motion and second to adopt the report. This motion was discussed by Bro. Bill

Crawford and Bro. Roy Reed. The call for an individual vote on each missionary was made.

Bro. Perdue, Bro. Fisher, Bro. Fred Shrum were voted on and each one recommended. A

discussion concerning Bro. Bill Roberts was held and the vote was taken. Bro. Roberts was

recommended. (The vote was 85 to 50.) Bro. James Roberts was then recommended.

The motion made and second to adopt the report as a whole. The motion carried.

A motion and second to retain Bro. D. S. Madden and Bro. June Godbehere as

treasurer and assistant treasurer. The motion carried.

The missionaries were asked to give their reports. Bro. Perdue, Bro. Fisher, Bro.

Gage, Bro. Shrum, Bro. Bill Roberts, Bro. James Roberts spoke.

A recommendation was read for Bro. Riggs from the Mt. Pleasant Church in San

Jose. A motion and second to recommend Bro. Riggs carried.

Bro. D. S. Madden gave the treasurer’s report. A motion and second prevailed to

approve the report.

The missionary committee was read and substitutions called for. A motion and

second prevailed to substitute Bro. L. E. McCalister for Bro. G. A. Williams. The commit-

tee was then approved with this one substitution.

The congregation stood and sang ‘To God Be the Glory.” Bro. E. E. Crawford

introduced a proposed doctrinal statement. The statement was adopted as read.

Nominations for officers were declared the order of business.

Nominations for moderator were K. G. McKellip, Dwight Patterson, D. S. Mad-

den, Tom Counts. Bro. K. G. McKellip was elected.

A motion and second carried to have the second highest serve as assistant except

in the case of moderator.

The nominations for assistant moderators were Tom Counts and Dwight Patterson.

Bro. Counts was elected as first assistant, and Bro. Patterson second assistant.

Nominations for clerk were Martin Canavan, J. C. Pack, Harry Merry, J. W. God-

behere, Bro, Martin Canavan was elected clerk and Bro. J, W. Godbehere assistant.

Nominations for publicity director were Bro. Kenneth Hooper and Bro. Hoyt

Chastain. Bro. Hoyt Chastain was elected and Bro. Hooper was assistant.

Nominations for music director were Royce Smith, Rick Dacus, Jim Gage, and L.

E. McCalister. The voting resulted in Bro. Smith being elected and Bro. Gage assistant.

Nominations for parlimentarian were Roy Reed, D. S. Madden, L. E. McCalister.

Bro. Reed was elected by the voting and Bro. McCalister was chosen as assistant.

Invitations for next year’s meeting were issued from Tulare and San Jose. The vot-

ing resulted in San Jose being chosen. A motion and second prevailed to make this selection

unanimous.

A motion and second was made that the publicity director tentatively secure the

building for 1972 here at Tulare. The motion carried.

Bro. J. W. Godbehere gave the report of the resolutions committee.

Motion and second to adjourn until 7:30 P.M. Motion carried. Bro. L. E. McCali-

ster dismissed in prayer.

March 24, 1970, Tuesday night, 7:30 P. M.

The meeting opened with congregational singing led by Bro. Smith. The song

was ‘Praise Him Praise Him.” Bro. Larry Reeves led in prayer. An Oildale group sang

‘His Name is Wonderful” from Bakersfield. A duet from Tulare sang “Teach Me How To

Pray.” Bro. Philip McCalister sang ‘I’ll Never Walk Alone.” Tammy Ritchie sang ‘When

He Cometh.” Bro. Torrentes played a trumpet solo ‘I Asked the Lord. “ Nooney Meyers

from Oildale sang ‘Salvation, “ Bro. Jim Gage sang ‘Tenderly. “ A quartet from Wasco sang

‘When I See Jesus”and ‘I’m Free Again.” Jaimie Wilkins sang “Remind Me Lord. “ Karen

Jones sang’What A Day. “ The Compton family quartet sang ‘He Never Failed Me Yet” and

‘Love is Why. “ Kathy McCalister sang ‘Love is the Key. “ The Andino brothers sang ‘Just

a Closer Walk. “ The congregation then sang “He Keeps Me Singing.” Sis. J. C. McGregor

sang ‘Wasted Years.”

Bro. D. C. Caves introduced Bro. Tom Counts as the evening speaker. Bro. Counts

read Ezek. 22:23-34 and asked ‘What is God Looking For in a Man?” The message caused

every listener to contemplate his relationship to Christ and His cause. Many came in re-

sponse to the invitation for special prayer. Bro. J. W. Godbehere extended to Bro. Counts a

hand of appreciation on behalf of the congregation.

A motion and second carried to adjourn until 9:00 A. M. Bro, Allen Adkins dis-

missed in prayer.

March 25, 1970, Wednesday morning, 9:00 A.M.

The meeting opened with congregation singing “I Am Resolved. “Bro. George

Walton led in prayer. The congregation then sang ‘Power in the Blood.”

Bro. Roy Reed read a resolution concerning the group insurance. The resolution

was adopted.

The publicity report was read and adopted.

The clerk’s report was read and approved.

The Home Mission report was read by Bro. Robert Williams. A motion and second

was made to adopt the report. The report was spoken to by Bro. Royce Smith, Bro. Jack

Wilkins, Bro. Bill Fritz, Bro. Jim Gage, and Bro. A. M. Curtis. The report was adopted.

The minutes of the New Missionary Committee were read and approved.

Bro. Hoyt Chastain read a proposed list of advisory counselors for Mt. Sampson

encampment. A motion and second to adopt. It was spoken to by Bro. Perdue, Bro. Simp-

son, Bro. Burnes, Bro. Chastain, Bro. McCalister.

A substitute motion and second that the Cooperative Association not, at this time,

establish an official state youth encampment. It was spoken to by Bro. McCalister, Bro.

Reeves, and Bro. Chastain.

A motion and second to table the matter; the motion carried.

The Christian Education report was read by Bro. Marlin Gipson. A motion and

second was made to adopt the report. The report was spoken to by Bro. Jim Wilkins, and

the report was adopted.

The Foreign Mission Committee report was read by Bro. Neil Morley. A mo-

tion and second was made to adopt the report. The report was spoken to by Bro. Morley,

Bro. Dwight Patterson, Bro. Richard Woodall, Bro. Jim Gage, Bro. Jim Wilkins, Bro. John

Wilkins, Bro. Gregory Andino. The report was adopted.

The Christian literature report was read by Bro. Royce Smith. A motion and sec-

ond was made to adopt the report. Spoken to by Bro. J. B. Powers and Bro. D. C. Caves.

The report was adopted.

The Ladies’ Auxiliary report was read by Sis. Counts. A motion and second that

the report be adopted. The report was adopted.

The resolutions committee report was read by Bro. J. W. Godbehere.

Resolutions concerning the entertainment of the host church, Pastors’ Conference,

church fellowship, and proposed resolutions were read and adopted.

The committee on Memorials had their report read by Bro. Jerry Waymire. A mo-

tion and second prevailed to adopt the report. A prayer to thank God for the memory of

these loved ones was worded by Bro. Monroe Patterson.

A motion and second that the Home Mission and Foreign Mission reports be given

next year with our mission committee report. The motion carried.

A motion and second that the clerk be paid $275. The motion carried.

A motion and second that the moderator send out committee report assignments to

churches before the association to be read.

A substitute motion that the moderator make the committee assignments in ad-

vance and have the list ready to be read at the beginning of the 1971 session. The motion

carried.

Nominations for the introductory sermon were Earl Walker, Clifford Pack, John

Stevens, Jack Cazier. The voting resulted in Bro. Clifford Pack being chosen as speaker and

Bro. Earl Walker as alternate.

Nominations for the annual sermon: Dewey Caves, Dwight Patterson, Jim Gage,

Haywood Simpson, D. S. Madden, J. W. Godbehere, and Larry Reeves. The speaker chosen

was Dwight Patterson, and Dewey Caves as alternate.

Nominations for the evangelistic sermon were Larry Clements, A. M. Curtis, Bill

Crawford, Ottis Dees, Jim Wilkins, Roy Reed, and Larry Reeves. Bro. Larry Reeves was

chosen as speaker and Bro. A. M. Curtis as alternate.

A motion and second prevailed to make it unanimous for these speakers.

A motion and second to give our officers a standing vote of thanks for their work.

The motion carried.

A motion and second to adjourn to meet in San Jose next year. Bro, A. D. Story

dismissed the session in prayer.

RESOLUTIONS

Be it resolved: That we recommend where it is possible the resolutions considered

by this association, come with the endorsement of one of the churches of this association,

and sufficiently in advance to give the churches time for proper consideration.

Charles Denney

J. W. Godbehere

Gerald Hosman

Because of the limited conditions at Mount Samson: Be it resolved that there be-

two camps this year. The State Youth Camp sponsored by First Missionary Baptist Church,

Antioch at Bethany Park, Santa Cruz, and the other at Mount Samson, Fresno, to be spon-

sored by the owners of the camp.

First Missionary Baptist Church

Antioch, California

Larry Reeves, pastor

RESOLUTION OF THANKS

Realizing the planning and hard work involved by the Tulare Church and other

local churches in making preparations to entertain the twentieth session of the Cooperative

Association of Missionary Baptist Churches of California, be it therefore resolved that we

express our sincere gratitude bya standing vote of thanks to this church and pastor.

J. W. Godbehere

Charles Denney

Gerald Hosman

Whereas the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the state association has surplus funds in its trea-

sury; and whereas the auditorium expense is greater this year than it has been; and whereas,

even though the annual state Ladies’ Auxiliary session has already adjourned, since the

Ladies’ Auxiliary is a subsidiary of the state association, be it resolved that we, the officers

of the state Ladies’ Auxiliary, hereby request authority from the messengers of the state as-

sociation to appropriate $50 from the Ladies’ Auxiliary treasury to apply on the rent for the

auditorium.

Pat Counts, President

Euvis Patterson

Mary McCalister, Secretary

Dorothy Canavan

Ann Walton

Pat Smith

Lois Stevens, Ass’t. Sec. - Treas.

Be it resolved that our association of Missionary Baptist churches recommend to

our sister churches at home that church troubles and troubles between individuals not be

brought on the floor of our associational meeting for a judgment from this body.

Be it also resolved that we recommend in the future any church or churches peti-

tioning for fellowship in our association first resolve any differences that may exist between

themselves and any church already seated; that all of the very valuable time of our meeting

may be used for the discussion of missions and Christian education.

Respectfully submitted,

Rev. Lester L. Acton

A. D. Compton, Jr.

Whereas the pastors of the California Cooperative Association have established

a very strong and beneficial group insurance program; and, whereas the members of this

group have elected our association clerk to serve as a secretary-treasurer for the group in-

surance program; and, whereas the clerk already has an open bank account in the name of

the Cooperative Association of Missionary Baptist Churches of California; therefore be it

resolved:

That the messengers go on record as approving the pastors’ group insurance pro-

gram.

That we grant approval and authorization for the use of our bank account for the

custody of these group insurance funds.

That we place our secretary-treasurer under bond, for his own protection and for

the continuous protection of such funds as may be in the association’s bank account.

Roy M. Reed

Martin Canavan

Royce Smith

Be it resolved, believing that eternal good is the result of the Annual Pastors’

Conference and is a lasting benefit to the churches and pastors, we do recommend to the

churches of the Cooperative Association of Missionary Baptist Churches that they pay the

lodging of their pastor and his wife to the annual conference, October 15-17 of 1970 at

Hume Lake, California.

Pastors’ Conference Committee

L. E. McCalister

Dwight Patterson

Kenneth Hooper

MISSION SECTION

MEMBERS OF THE MISSIONARY COMMITTEE

Thomas Counts, 7933 Bradshaw Rd., Sacramento - Moderator

D. C, Caves, P.O. Box 656, Brentwood 94513 - Clerk

Allen Adkins, P.O. Box 697, Armona 93202

Dwight Patterson, 10527 Capistrano, South Gate 90280

Hoyt Chastain, 10460 Greenhurst, Bellflower 90706

June Godbehere, P.O. Box 1277, Reseda 91335

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

D. S. Madden, 2011 Random Dr., Anaheim - Treasurer

Bill Woodall, 1533 Lassen St. , Redlands 92373

George Walton, 2913 Tully Rd., Modesto

L. E. McCalister, 4130 Baptist Ct. , No. Highlands 95660

MISSIONARIES RECOMMENDED FOR SALARY

L. D. Perdue, 118 McKierman Dr., Folsom 95630

Ellis Fisher, 1420 Seabright, Santa Cruz 90560

MISSIONARIES RECOMMENDED FOR DESIGNATED FUNDS

James Gage, 1220 Farrell Rd., Arroyo Grande 93420

Fred Shrum, 2275 Sharver Lane, Redding 96001

William Roberts, 11 Mast Dr., Suisun 94533

James Roberts, 15402 Gridley Rd. , Norwalk 90650

Lindsey P. Riggs, c/o Mt. Pleasant Landmark Missionary Baptist Church, 14380 Story Rd.,

San Jose

MISSIONARY COMMITTEE MEETING

March 23, 1970

The Missionary Committee meeting met in Tulare, March 23, 3:00 p. m.

The meeting was called to order by the moderator, Bro. Tom Counts. Bro. Howard

Eddings led in prayer.

The clerk, Bro, Dewey Caves, read the minutes of the previous meeting. Bro.

McCalister made observation of a correction of the social security percentage paid for the

missionaries to be stated in this year’s minutes as social security benefits.

The roll call of the standing missionary committee was called. Those present were:

Brothers Allen Adkins, Dwight Patterson, Dewey Caves, Hoyt Chastain, Thomas Counts,

June Godbehere, D. S. Madden, Bill Woodall, and George Walton. Those absent were G. A.

Williams and Travis Hubbard.

Bro. Ellis Fisher, state missionary, gave a pictorial review of his work in Santa

Cruz. He gave a very favorable report. His report was adopted.

Bro. William Roberts gave his report of the work in Fairfield. Pictures were shown

and Bro. Roberts reported that a building would be built this coming year if possible. His

report was adopted.

A point of order was called for by Bro. Chastain that we do not put missionaries

on trial. Point of order was sustained.

Bro. James Gage gave a pictorial review of the work in Arroyo Grande. A financial

report was given. The church plant will soon be completed. His report was adopted.

Bro. L. D. Perdue gave a pictorial review of the mission in Folsom. His report was

adopted.

Bro. Fred Shrum gave his report of the Redding mission with a financial report. He

stated the work was growing slowly but steadily. His report was adopted.

Bro. Canavan was asked to give a report on the work of Bro. Ron Stone, mission-

ary to Alaska. Bro. Stone is doing deputation work and is going on the field on designated

funds. He has films and desires to present his work to any of our churches.

A motion was made to recommend Brothers Perdue and Fisher for salary. The mo-

tion carried. The vote was taken separately.

A motion was made to recommend Brothers James Gage, Fred Shrum, William

Roberts for designated funds. Bro. James Roberts was also recommended for designated

funds.

A motion was made to recommend the salaried missionaries salary stay the same

as last year with the social security benefits the same as last year. The motion carried.

A motion was made to adjourn. Bro. Bill Hoppert dismissed in prayer.

Dewey Caves

March 25, 1970

The Missionary Committee met and elected Bro. Tom Counts as moderator and

Dewey Caves as clerk. No further business was discussed. Meeting adjourned.

Dewey Caves, Clerk

FOREIGN MISSIONS

We, your committee on foreign missions, submit the following:

The Landmark Missionary Baptist Churches, who are independent churches co-

operating with the American Baptist Association, believe the Bible to teach that the full

authority of foreign mission endeavor belongs to the local New Testament church. It was

Christ who commanded and sanctioned foreign missions when He said, “...Go ye into all

the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.” (Mark 16:15)

The commission commands churches to “go into all the world

Under this com-

mand, churches are compelled to go into every nation, people, and tongue, to tell them the

Good News. As the custodians of this commission, the churches need to see to it that every

nation and individual is given the opportunity to be saved.

The world’s need for the Gospel is truly great. Jesus once stated, ‘The fields are

white unto harvest.” Since the fields are white, there is a tremendous need for laborers. Bro.

W. S. Goulding, foreign missionary to Central America, stated at a recent meeting, ‘The

bottleneck of mission work is the need for laborers.”

One should pray that God will call missionaries to surrender their lives for foreign

fields.

Respectfully submitted

Neil V. Morley

Jack Wilkins

J. H. Gage

HOME MISSIONS

Home missions are certainly a part of the Great Commission (Matt. 28:18-20).

The state of California is one of the great mission fields. The fields here are truly white unto

harvest. We have in our state many cities without a New Testament church so that they may

hear the truth of God’s Word.

We, your committee, recommend, first that we follow our Savior’s command to

‘Pray for more laborers’. “ Second, that we pledge to our missionaries already on the field

our increased support of them prayerfully and financially. Third, that we promote mission

rallies among our churches so that the needs of our missionaries may ever be before our

people.

We further recommend the California Land for Mission Development to our

churches as a means of supplying our missions with the money they need to buy land and

build buildings.

Prayerfully submitted

Robert Williams

L. D. Perdue

Monroe Patterson

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

Christian education is a special kind of education involving the training and edu-

cating of a saved person in spiritual matters. The Lord’s churches are specifically commis-

sioned in this endeavor.

We recommend that each church have a teacher training program. Qualified teach-

ers are needed in all of our churches. God called preachers can become better equipped for

the Lord’s work through special training.

We have two schools for special training in California. One, C. M.B. I. , is in Bell-

flower; the other, M. B. C. , is in Sacramento. These are supported by our churches and we

urge continued prayers and support for them.

Respectfully submitted

Your Committee on

Christian Education

J. C. Pack, Chairman

Marlin E. Gipson

Allen Adkins

CHRISTIAN LITERATURE

We, your committee on Christian literature, submit the following:

Recognizing the Bible, God’s Holy Word, as our rule of faith and practice, and

also our final and sufficient authority in everything, we encourage each child of God to

make reading the Bible an everyday must. Christ is the spoken Word and the Bible is the

written Word. There is a direct relationship in the way and manner we read the written Word

and the way we really love Christ, The Spoken Word. The time we spend reading the Bible

can and will bring about transformed and God-honoring lives.

There are several Missionary Baptist papers published over the nation that can

keep our people informed as to progress in the work. They also reflect Missionary Baptist

beliefs and practices. Two published in the state of California are the “Herald” and “The

Sentinel” We recommend the continued support of these fine papers.

We also recommend and encourage the use of our A.B.A. series of literature and

teaching aids as the best available anywhere.

We further encourage churches to seek out and prom to the reading and study of

Bible material which exalts Jesus Christ.

Submitted by your committee on

Christian Literature

Royce Smith

L. E. McCalister

J. B. Rowers

PUBLICITY REPORT

Balance from last year

45.35

Ladies’ Auxiliary

50.00

Special offering

140.57

Received from churches

312.50

Total to account for

548.42

Paid Out

Building rent

273.75

K. G. E. N.

60.00

Bro. McKellip’s Expenses

30.34

Organ rent

15.00

Bro. Chastain’s Expenses

46.83

Total

425.92

Balance on Hand

122.50

TREASURER’S REPORT

Expenses

Mission Office

Letter head

10.80

Envelopes

4.70

Postage

00.00

Total

15.50

Minute Expense

Printing of minutes

438.50

Addressing plates

14.30

Postage

31.14

Total

483.94

A.B.A. Advertising

per resolution page 30, 1969 minutes

Postage

18.00

Letters

15.00

Total

33.00

Total Expenses

542.44

Cash on hand per page 46, 1969 minutes540.54

Deficit

1.90

Received at Tulare minute & clerk hire 964.50

Publicity and rent

312.50

Special offering for rent

140.57

Total to account for

1417.57

Paid out

Deficit

1.90

Mission Treasurer Salary

125.00

Mission Treasurer Expenses

40.00

Clerk Hire

275.00

Publicity Director

453.07

Total Paid Out

894.97

Balance on hand for minutes, etc.

522.60

MEMORIAL COMMITTEE

As our hearts have been made to sorrow by the passing of friends and loved ones

in the past year, let us realize the shortness and uncertainty of life. As we are made to re-

member those who have gone before us, let us look forward with great anticipation of the

time we will all be together with the Lord, and following the example of soldiers of the

cross having died in His service may we serve Him faithfully until that time.

Jerry Waymire

Kenneth Hooper

Bill Fritz

Church

Deceased

Oakdale

Martha Ann Davis Long

Oroville

Nina Hilton, Lizzie Fulk

Norwalk

Mrs. H. Weirick

San Fernando

Hallie G. Franklin

Fresno (McKinley)

Mrs. Bell Pyer

Ojai

Clarence Williams, Glenn Phillips

Woodbridge

Myrtle Bayless

Ibrterville (First)

Marilyn Long

McFarland

Roscoe Bowen, Myrtis Cowan

Downey

Cpl. Lloyd Acosta

Orange

Bernice Presson, Paul Coates

Pittsburg

Edward Smith

Dinuba

Ethel Dawson

Brentwood

Virl Drafton, Blanche Stolland

Bellflower

Edith Reid, Sherri Roberson,

Jessie Virtue

Long Beach

Edward Wilkerson, Hilary Pride,

William Kerby

Martinez

Norman Lucas

Oxnard

Ralph Wooding

Antioch

Jesse Williams

Tulare

A. M. Henderson, Stanley Cottle

Corcoran

James Crisp, Dan McCaskill

Sunnyvale (Fellowship)

P. V. Roach

Oildale

Claude Stout, Janice Nunneley

Bakersfield (First)

Eugenia Alice Todd

Salinas

Vida Da Mars, Irene Graham

Santa Maria

Steve Laird

Riverbank

Artie Jetton, Helen Stuart

Lancaster (First)

Bob Baskins

San Pablo

Lee Paden

Churches

Anaheim

7,505.00

250.00

15,020.14

Antioch

5,290.00

374.36

7,998.26

Armona

5,060.00

534.26

10,434.48

Arroyo Grande

1,745.65

102.84

4,616.24

Bakersfield (Bethel)

4,339.16

359.80

4,358.54

Bakersfield (First)

4,390.00

340.00

6,500.00

Bakersfield

(New Hope)

55.76

3,118.52

Baldwin Park

905.99

1,973.35

Bellflower

7,120.00

169.04

5,617.50

Bloomington

3,793.47

699.79

3,184.74

Blythe

3,820.00

1,733.64

Brentwood

5,859.79

195.00

2,881.30

Buena Park

7,800.00

80.00

13,279.24

Carson

6,720.00

112.41

6,733.17

Cloverdale

320.00

1,569.61

Concord

6,890.65

229.98

7,473.21

Corcoran

5,690.00

484.15

7,834.04

Dinuba

3,905.00

40.00

293.90

Downy

3,905.00

227.51

727.23

Easton

1,040.00

10.00

692.66

Eureka

3,900.00

384.00

1,164.00

Freedom

5,760.00

222.75

228.66

Fresno (Calvary)

2,600.00

25.00

5,833.97

Fresno (McKinley)

2,400.00

124.83

2,110.53

Glendale

280.00

10.00

4,500.00

Greenfield

400.00

650.00

684.00

Hayward

5,340.00

850.00

6,537.09

Heber

1,730.98

225.00

3,634.37

Hughson

1,920.00

1,034.35

Keyes

1,629.08

30.00

55.00

La Mesa

151.75

427,25

282.97

Lamont

2,125.00

20.00

981.30

Lancaster (Landmark)

3,360.00

257.61

110.63

Lancaster (Missionary)

3,250.00

3,389.03

Lockeford

Lomita

5,000.00

532.50

6,116.12

Lompoc

3,275.00

50.00

1,275.00

Los Angeles (Peniel)

1,200.00

50.00

200.00

Long Beach (Dominguez)

6,375.00

393.90

38,934.94

Long Beach (Sharon)

4,125.00

202.81

6,917.72

Lost Hills

1,190.00

140.00

608.73

Lynwood

2,592.00

4,172.03

Manteca

3,130.00

50.00

1,303.21

Martinez

7,140.00

388.82

2,565.84

McFarland

3,580.00

804.51

4,677.07

Modesto

5,958.00

147.77

4,568.00

Napa

4,425.00

227.00

1,760.00

Norco

4,200.00

150.01

793.84

47.56

975.83

665.28

2,361.42

7,149.04

33,974.27

619.19

817.37

2,099.00

4,168.57

18,950.42

40,317.13

320.33

480.00

1,847.76

3,138.51

21,815.34

261.09

155.81

709.75

7,591.38

175.72

75.00

384.23

2,874.10

12,566.55

10.50

153.27

147.33

442.15

1,217.94

13,198.45

42.50

92.86

20.00

385.00

876.58

4,590.27

430.00

274.71

414.26

2,707.17

2,463.41

9,168.90

649.85

592.09

3,666.99

3,445.74

13,801.14

35,062.35

120.63

210.48

705.85

1,682.81

10,397.77

318.59

80.36

81.68

640.92

318.37

6,993.56

48.00

516.97

962.16

1,662.50

3,313.05

13,776.27

140.19

170.46

125.00

250.53

300.00

22,145.42

20.00

187.27

147.75

177.50

3,451.12

17,371.72

43.58

17.14

568.09

2,518.42

157.61

369.45

1,530.02

2,408.75

5,160.57

24,220.24

250.00

521.34

733.90

3,566.84

5,847.35

24,927.62

98.48

555.00

896.00

5,679.77

38.25

181.69

258.00

773.99

5,539.30

11,760.97

34.21

46.36

65.06

294.18

464.38

2,575.80

924.23

177.11

212.59

761.24

1,000.00

8,523.06

456.35

334.66

984.79

984.29

7,884.91

16,856.41

57.80

73.94

500.56

9.091.27

28.45

102.45

210.00

264.98

5,241.24

430.00

97.00

48.00

483.00

220.00

5,755.00

74.76

314.00

166.00

2,292.76

425.00

300.00

450.00

13,902.09

123.50

201.29

88.91

1,051.24

417.57

7,472.86

705.02

46.50

96.38

900.00

4,702.25

37.65

178.70

1,496.74

3,372.17

692.90

24.85

603.07

2,428.63

2,799.54

19,320.96

43.14

36.80

308.30

840.76

4,855.30

149.03

170.88

172.30

374.33

746.51

5,341.34

172.11

65.31

261.24

444.62

7,602.51

200.00

476.07

819.66

1,841.89

4,410.50

19,396.74

35.79

165.28

194.92

584.77

2,460.42

8,041.18

100.00

700,00

2,450.00

329.83

1,607.61

1,800.00

7,737.20

20,089.70

77,268.18

176.66

151.32

134.73

1,595.87

13,304.18

175.74

110.88

213.25

1,153.09

3,591.69

86.22

630.62

506.00

2,080.66

390.78

10,457,71

303.84

161.15

421.82

274.14

5,617.16

1,504.27

201.00

60.00

40.40

197.76

12,098.09

232.99

358.58

859.80

1,766.84

670.11

12,949.90

50.70

173.84

246.69

1,782.43

438.88

13,366.31

119.27

209.28

446.60

608.16

1,969.83

9,836.71

246.11

22.00

695.05

2,187,67

8,294.37

Churches

North Highlands

6,408.65

265.50

9,272.74

Norwalk

5,200.00

47.40

3,776.70

Oakdale

5,200.00

100.00

915.63

Oakley

1,040.00

111.30

2,722.46

Oildale

5,712.00

164.97

5,002.02

Ojai (Meiners Oaks)

5,835.00

141.70

3,089. 21

Orange

6,850.00

1,510.35

Oroville

2,830.00

359.67

4,299.70

Oxnard

5,600.00

170.00

3,640.00

Pittsburg

1,560.00

10.00

2,855.81

Pomona

5,304.46

177.99

4,812.21

Porterville (First)

6, 500.00

335.45

1,345. 10

Porterville (Landmark)

4,680.00

175.00

4,113.21

Redlands

5,600.00

325.00

12,000.00

Reseda

8,527.27

171.00

6,651.18

Ridgecrest

3,375.00

193.62

735.12

Riverbank

5,200.00

249.00

1,077.85

Sacramento (Cypress)

5,480.00

75.00

3,629.21

Sacramento (Landmark

6,500.00

800.00

1,742.47

Sacramento (Southside)

5,200.00

60.84

5,647.31

Salinas

5,338.88

1,010.43

8,686.56

San Fernando

4,544.56

20.00

840.00

Sanger

1,505.00

45.00

1,145.10

San Jose (Landmark)

7,800.00

249.00

16,467.85

San Jose (Mt. Pleasant)

1,640.00

32.65

3,030.74

Santa Cruz

2,150.00

33.80

11,299.25

San Pablo

20.00

Santa Maria

1, 612.03

Santa Paula

500.00

185.00

540.75

Santa Rosa

2,675.00

120.00

2,199.96

Santa Susana

1,950.00

115.00

170.00

Sheridan

2,650.00

72.51

188.70

South Gate

6,885.00

492.68

9,634.76

Stockton (Fastside)

4,450.00

100.00

3,663.44

Stockton (Landmark)

2,620.00

397.50

4,600.00

Stockton (Mt. Olive)

6,271.00

449.39

2,071.44

Sunnyvale (Fellowship)

3,064.60

302.00

2,362.59

Sunnyvale (Landmark)

6,760.30

206.50

3,879.71

Tulare

5,200.00

4,266.54

Vacaville

680.43

60.00

2,035.00

Vallejo

1,785.00

165.00

71.55

Victorville

150.00

2,088.94

Visalia

5,270.00

274.60

458.66

Wasco

5,406.25

475.00

2,395.38

Wilmington

4,720.51

173.52

100.58

Woodbridge

4,200.00

357.22

TOTALS

371,707.46

20,388.81

376,413.12

246.08

1,350.89

1,116.66

2,777.56

717.52

22,155.60

480.13

686.20

1,337.79

2,104.11

9,859.37

18,291.70

40.16

248.35

125.25

997.38

2,028.11

9,389.13

1,553.66

254.47

250.00

5,931.89

390.00

216.83

334.62

1,033.86

12,864.30

40.95

233.05

227.12

1,041.89

825.58

11,434.50

178.59

501.36

595.78

1,004.90

10,640.98

185.65

80.57

322.97

82.66

8,161.22

339.67

157.58

2,470.40

1,718.71

3,028.91

17,125.73

10.50

129.07

132.74

313.92

779.09

5,791.13

60.00

232.04

444.38

1,116.50

2,420.70

14,568.28

453.25

167.50

1,318.25

3,182.83

13,302.38

206.72

149.29

444.90

1,155.06

10,924.18

75.00

360.00

350.00

1,400.00

20,110.00

27.70

130.49

420.64

1,314.42

3,769.07

21,040.77

100.29

13.88

128.75

1,150.92

5,677.58

612.19

137.84

468.79

7,685.67

20.00

263.66

174.00

1,617.72

3,994.70

15,254.29

250.62

786.49

6,844.02

7,605.17

8,707.47

33,236.24

227.85

1,913.76

2,340.66

15,390.42

536.84

606.15

632.34

1,019.32

1,841.58

19,672.11

29.30

114.66

158.42

586.98

279.82

6,573.74

29.60

39.60

227.95

111.95

37.50

3,141.21

42.04

491.43

945.32

1,737.75

1,861.14

29,594.56

100.00

75.00

588.90

326.00

5,793.29

13.13

221.22

100.00

551.00

2,130.74

16,499.14

232.97

151.03

863.40

1,167.40

67.12

70.19

120.97

51.00

4,699.14

27.46

88.40

201.99

25.00

1,568.60

118.82

434.25

900.12

1,198.13

7,646.28

200.00

14.05

1,042.21

1,350.00

4,841.26

33.61

133.02

58.00

790.68

1,146.34

5,062.78

456.55

1,132.87

3,346.83

4,204.44

12,981.87

39,135.00

51.53

168.92

84.00

178.18

214.02

8,910.09

134.31

125.00

236.47

828.66

8,705.47

285.88

233.32

311.00

1,336.66

10,958.69

32.50

124.39

260.55

537.22

804.36

7,488.21

54.01

214.38

92.78

786.45

700.91

12,694.59

15.76

482.66

248.94

1,509.34

3,019.14

14,743.08

21.26

85.82

149.36

455.45

3,487.32

25.11

228.14

366.00

610.79

2,939.14

6,190.73

325.37

284.14

317.98

158.99

2,040.00

5,265.42

71.11

295.85

129.08

1,228.02

6,741.06

14,468.38

75.25

413.85

459.78

2,203.91

219.78

13,627.26

311.41

109.86

304.94

48.75

5,769.57

15.55

112.02

221.02

75.01

413.23

5,394.05

16,566.17

25,897.10

42,166.86

102,438.39

223,524.84

1,173,727.40

GAIN

LOSS

Churches

Anaheim

267

312

Antioch

385

362

Armona

318

306

Arroyo Grande

Bakersfield (Bethel)

Bakersfield (First)

116

138

Bakersfield (New Hope) 55

Baldwin Lark

Bellflower

334

383

Bloomington

105

112

Blythe

Brentwood

204

213

Buena Park

139

Carson

164

174

Cloverdale

Concord

144

Corcoran

416

441

Dinuba

Downey

137

Easton

Eureka

Freedom

139

137

Fresno (Calvary)

Fresno (McKinley)

134

170

Glendale

Greenfield

Hayward

152

132

Heber

Hughson

110

119

Keyes

110

La Mesa

103

120

Lamont

Lancaster (Landmark)

Lancaster (Missionary) 59

Lockeford

NO REPORT GIVEN

Lomita

269

286

Lompoc

Los Angeles (Peniel)

Long Beach (Dom)

580

594

Long Beach (Sharon) 170

141

Lost Hills

Lynwood

Manteca

105

Martinez

102

McFarland

227

228

Modesto

105

112

Napa

106

Norco

GAIN

LOSS

Churches

North Highlands

149

145

Norwalk

394

417

Oakdale

100

Oakley

108

119

Oildale

131

137

Ojai(Meiners Oaks)

100

104

Orange

175

198

Oroville

114

157

Oxnard

Pittsburg

Pomona

152

147

Porterville (First)

124

105

Porterville (Landmark)170

148

Redlands

445

115

134

335

Reseda

133

136

Ridgecrest

Riverbank

123

130

Sacramento (Cypress) 129

113

Sacramento (Landmark379

151

107

423

Sacramento (Southside) 53

Salinas

179

209

San Fernando

Sanger

San Jose (Landmark)

250

106

119

192

San Jose (Mt. Pleasant) 55

Santa Cruz

San Pablo

108

127

Santa Maria

Santa Paula

Santa Rosa

Santa Susana

Sheridan

South Gate

189

252

Stockton (Eastside)

156

195

Stockton (Landmark)

127

121

Stockton (Mt. Olive)

136

142

Sunnyvale (Fellowship) 48

Sunnyvale (Landmark)

Tulare

175

149

Vacaville

Vallejo

Victorville

Visalia

Wasco

171

173

Wilmington

100

Woodbridge

TOTALS

111486

1342 1145

103

2596

914

1064

2030

12029

MINUTES OF THE THIRTEENTH 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 thirteenth annual meeting was held in the Veteran’s Auditorium, Tulare, Cali-

fornia, March 23, 1970, hosted by the Tulare Missionary Baptist Church in Tulare.

DIRECTORY OF OFFICERS

President: Pat Counts, 7933 Bradshaw Rd., Sacramento 95823

First Vice-President: Betty Shaw, 12114 Marbel Ave., Downey 90242

Second Vice-President: Irese McKellip, 947 W. Kern St., Tulare 93274

Secretary-Treasurer: Mary McCalister, 4130 Baptist Ct., North Highlands 95660

Assistant Secretary-Treasurer: Lois Stevens, 2040 E. 4th St., Stockton 95206

Parliamentarian: Ann Walton, 2913 Tully Rd. , Modesto 95350

Assistant Parliamentarian: Maurine Perdue, 118 McKiernan Dr., Folsom 95630

DIRECTORY OF DISTRICT AUXILIARIES AND OFFICERS

Dates of District Meetings

Central Valley

President: Gail Scott, 631 N. Chinowth, Visalia 93277

Secretary: Georgia Denney, 1311 Brokaw, Corcoran 93212

Date of Meeting: Second Saturday of every quarter

Northern Coastal

President: LaVera Wilkins, 2151 Freedom, Freedom 95019 Secretary: Phyllis Webb, 2308

McGinley, Antioch 95409

Date of Meeting: Fourth Saturday of the first month quarterly

Paradise Valley

President: Sue Talleur, Pomona

Secretary: LaDean Paslay, 955 Cole St., Norco 91760

Date of Meeting: Second Tuesday, every other month

Sacramento Valley

President: Pat Counts, 7933 Bradshaw Rd., Sacramento 95823

Secretary: Phyllis Williams, Box 482, Wheatland 95692

Date of Meeting: Fourth Saturday of each quarter

Southern Coastal

President: Betty Shaw, 12114 Marbel Ave. , Downey 90242

Secretary: Nina Yarbrough, Anaheim

Date of Meeting: Second Saturday of February, May, August, and November

Tri- Valley Association (New District Auxiliary)

President: Billie Richardson, 2769 Maricopa Hwy., Ojai 93023

Secretary: Mickey Godbehere, Box 1277, Reseda 91335

Date of Meeting: (Not given in report)

BUSINESS MEETING OF THE LADIES’ AUXILIARY

3:00 P.M., March 23, 1970

The 1970 session of the State Ladies’ Auxiliary was opened with the singing of

“At Calvary, “ led by Sis. Phyllis Webb and Sis. Joann Waters at the piano. Sis. Betty Shaw

led in the opening prayer.

Sis. Dwight Patterson, president, declared the State Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Coop-

erative Association of Missionary Baptist Churches to be in session. Sis. Pat Counts led in

prayer.

The welcome address was given by Sis. Gail Scott from Visalia. The response was

given by Sis. Ann Walton of Modesto.

The election of officers was declared as the first order of business.

The nominations for President were: Sis. Irese McKellip, Sis. Pat Counts, Sis.

Betty Shaw, and Sis. Lavera Wilkins. Sis. Pat Counts was elected as President with Sis.

Betty Shaw as First Vice- President and Sis. Irese McKellip as Second Vice- President.

The nominations for Secretary-Treasurer were: Sis. Lois Stevens and Sis. Mary Mc-

Calister, Sis. Mary McCalister was elected Secretary-Treasurer with Sis. Lois Stevens as

assistant.

Parliamentarian nominations were: Sis. Ann Walton and Sis. Maurine Perdue. Sis.

Ann Walton was elected with Sis. Maurine Perdue as her assistant.

Only one goal was suggested for the coming year: the support of California Mis-

sionary Baptist Institute and Missionary Baptist College. This suggested goal was accepted

by the assembly as our goal for the coming year.

The District Auxiliary reports were called for and given as follows:

Northern Coastal District - given by Sis. Phyllis Webb

Sacramento Valley - given by Sis. Pat Counts

Paradise Valley - given by Sis. LaDean Paslay

Central Valley - given by Sis. Gail Scott

Southern Coastal - given by Sis. Nina Yarbrough

Tri-Valley Association - a new district auxiliary, gave an oral report.

Motion and second for the State Auxiliary to send a sympathy telegram to Sis.

Wilson Garner, National Ladies’ Auxiliary President, in the loss of her husband. Carried.

Sis. Audene Hooper introduced the program entitled “Cross Bearing. “

Sis. Phyllis Webb led the assembly in singing ‘Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone?”

Sis. Audene Hooper led in prayer.

Sis. Peggy Hosman and the ladies of the Oildale Missionary Baptist Church pre-

sented the program.

A special in song entitled “Follow Me” was rendered by Sis. Elwanda Beavers of

Corcoran. Sis. Debbie Thornton, Tulare, presented a special in song, ‘I’ll Tell The World

That I’m A Christian. “ The congregation was then led by Sis. Webb in singing ‘Kneel at

the Cross.”

Sis. Pat Smith gave the Secretary-Treasurer’s report. Motion and second to accept

the report as read. Carried.

Motion and second to reimburse the First Vice- President each year for the mailing

expense of the program, starting this year. Carried.

Motion passed to pay the charges for the telegram sent to Sis. Wilson Garner from

the treasury.

Sis. Patterson introduced Sis. Counts as our new President. Sis. Counts dismissed

in prayer.

There were a total of 58 auxiliaries represented and a total of $332.00 sent to the

State Meeting.

Pat Smith, Secretary-Treasurer

TREASURER’S REPORT

Balance brought forward from 1969

208.36

Received at 1970 meeting

332.00

Minutes and clerk hire

219.50

Rent and Publicity

66.00

State Project

28.50

Undesignated

18.00

Total to account for

540.36

Disbursements

193.50

State Project

28.50

Clerk hire

30.00

Program mailing expense

10.00

Minutes

75.00

Rent

50.00

Balance on hand

346.86

ADDENDUM:

The following resolution was presented to the messenger body on March 24, 1970,

and was approved by a majority vote of the body:

Whereas the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the State Association has surplus funds in its

treasury;

And whereas the auditorium expense is greater this year than it has been;

And whereas, even though the annual State Ladies’ Auxiliary session has already

adjourned, since the Ladies’ Auxiliary is a subsidiary of the State Association,

Be it resolved, therefore, that we, the officers of the State Ladies’ Auxiliary hereby

request authority from the messengers of the State Association to appropriate $50, 00 from

the Ladies’ Auxiliary treasury to apply on the rent for the auditorium.

Signed by: Pat Counts, Euvis Patterson, Mary McCalister, Dorothy Canavan, Ann

Walton, Pat Smith, Lois Stevens.

ADDED TO TREASURER’S REPORT:

Received following meeting for minutes

22.50

Balance on hand

346.86

Total to account for

369.36

Paid to building rental, per resolution

50.00

Balance on hand

319.86

STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES

STATE AUXILIARY

ARTICLE I Name

The name of this organization shall be ‘Women’s Auxiliary of the Cooperative

Association of Missionary Baptist Churches of California”.

ARTICLE II Purpose

The purpose of this State Auxiliary shall be to encourage the women of the lo-

cal churches to be active in all phases of the work in which they have the Spiritual right

of participate, and to encourage the establishment of auxiliaries in all Missionary Baptist

Churches where none exist.

ARTICLE III Definition

This Auxiliary shall be composed of messengers of the local Auxiliaries of the

Cooperative Association of Missionary Baptist Churches of California.

ARTICLE IV Membership

Each Church shall be entitled to three messengers who have been chosen by her

Auxiliary and approved to the Church.

ARTICLE V Time and Place

The State Auxiliary will meet annually at the same time that the Missionary Com-

mittee meets.

ARTICLE VI Officers

The officers of the State Auxiliary shall be (1) President; (2) Vice President; (3)

Secretary-Treasurer; (4) Assistant Secretary-Treasurer; (5) Parliamentarian.

ARTICLE VII Election and Term of Office

All officers shall be elected by nomination and majority vote of the Messenger

Body. No officer shall succeed herself more than once consecutively in any office. The

newly elected officers shall assume their duties at the end of the session in which they are

elected.

ARTICLE VIII Contributions

All contributions shall be raised by voluntary offerings and shall be given to the

Secretary-Treasurer for proper disbursement.

ARTICLE IX Committees

Section 1. Committees shall be appointed by the President except when the Presi-

dent requests that they be elected.

Section 2. It shall be the duty of the officers to prepare the program for the follow-

ing year and to notify each district.

ARTICLE X Ammendments

These articles may be changed by vote of two thirds majority of the messengers.

DIRECTORY OF AUXILIARIES

ANAHEIM:

President: Dorothy Madden, 2011 Random, Anaheim 92804

Secretary: Shirley Barnard, 1723 W. Siva Ave., Anaheim 92804

ANTIOCH:

President: Jeanne Perdue, 410 Shaddick Dr., Antioch 94509

Secretary: Phyllis Webb, 2308 McGinley Ave., Antioch 94509

ARMONA:

President: Oleta Godwin, 14391 Grangeville Blvd., Hanford 93230

Secretary: Laverne Ainsworth, 14198 Walnut St. , Armona 93230

ARROYO GRANDE:

President: Josephine Harvey, P.O. Box 565, Grover City 93433

Secretary: Patsy Dow, 1220 Farrell Rd. , Arroyo Grande 93420

BAKERSFIELD, BETHEL:

President: Irene Burleson, 920 Sylvia Dr., Bakersfield 93304

Secretary: Catherine Lykins, 924 Sylvia Dr., Bakersfield 93304

BAKERSFIELD, NEW HOPE:

President: Iwana Van Hoozen, 704 Apple St. , Bakersfield 93307

Secretary: Judy Gibson

BELLFLOWER:

President: Doris Reed, 9322 Rosser St. , Bellflower 90706

Secretary: Mary Childs, 9617 Compton Blvd., Bellflower 90706

BLYTHE:

President: Anna Crawford, P.O. Box 230, Blythe 92225

Secretary: Rhoda Goals, P.O. Box 315, Blythe 92225

BRENTWOOD:

President: Christine Caves, 657 McClarren Rd. , Brentwood 94513

Secretary: Geneva Foust, P.O. Box 724, Brentwood 94509

BUENA PARK:

President: June Curtis, 6202 Indiana St., Buena Park 90620

Secretary: Frances Woodward, 2894 Caspian Ave., Long Beach 90810

CARSON:

President: Lois Sharver, 24443 Island Ave., Wilmington 90744

Secretary: Linda Bergstrasser, 12135 Wilson Ave., Lynwood 90262

CONCORD:

President:

Katie Harbarth, 770 E1 Verano, Walnut Creek 94598

Secretary:

Deanna J. Gooden, 1647 Placer Dr. , Concord 94521

CORCORAN:

President:

Georgia Denney, 1311 Patterson Ave., Corcoran 93212

Secretary:

Leona Westbay, 2007 Claire Ave., P.O. Box 1096, Corcoran 93212

DINUBA:

President:

Noreatin Green, 212 N. Alta Ave., Dinuba 93618

Secretary:

Mary Callison, 880 Short Ave., Dinuba 93618

DOWNEY:

President:

Betty Abbott, 10648 Branscomb, Norwalk 90550

Secretary:

Edith McNally, 13225 Flatbush Ave., Norwalk 90650

EUREKA:

President:

Kathy Shaull, 2304 Union St. Apt. #8, Eureka 95501

Secretary:

Peggy Greene, 6233 Beechwood, Eureka 95501

FREEDOM:

President:

Leavie Sykes, 339 Airport Blvd., Freedom 95019

Secretary:

Meralene Johnson, 55 Bowker, Freedom 95019

FRESNO:

President:

Evelyn Jeffus, 2024 N. Katy Lane, Fresno 93705

Secretary:

Flossie Isenhower, 3028 North Sherwood, Fresno 93705

GLENDALE:

President:

Eatta Morrison, 1205 Wildwood Dr., Los Angeles 90041

Secretary:

Lorene Pruett, 3016 Division St., Los Angeles 90065

HUGHSON:

President:

Gwendola Reynolds, Second and Locust, Hughson 95326

Secretary:

Alta Helvey, Rt. 1, 3206 Santa Fedue, Hughson 95326

KEYES:

President:

Myrtle Hutson, 5437 - 7th St. , Keyes 95328

Secretary:

Nawatha Reed, 5424 - 7th St., Keyes 95328

LOMITA:

President:

Betty Cline, 817 W. 229th St. , Torrance 90502

Secretary:

Carolyn Brown, 1537 W. 221st St., Torrance 90301

LONG BEACH, DOMINGUEZ:

President:

Nadene Huitt, 2752 - 219th Place, Long Beach 90810

Secretary:

Lorraine Gray, 2748 Van Buren St., Long Beach 90810

LONG BEACH, SHARON:

President:

Billie Jean Michau, 13939 Carfax, Bellflower 90706

Secretary:

IIa Morgan, 219 E. 45th St., Long Beach 90807

MCFARLAND:

President:

Jewel Hoppert, P.O. Box 1571 -769 3rd St. , McFarland 9325

Secretary:

Pauline T. Hampton, Rt. 1 Box 224, Earlimart 93219

MA RTIN EZ:

President:

Mary Taylor, 681 Donna Dr., Martinez 94553

Secretary:

Adell Faulkner, 27 Alan Way, Martinez 94553

MEINERS OAKS:

President:

Billie Richardson, 2769 Maricopa Hwy. , Ojai 93023

Secretary:

Barbara Breckley, 165 N. Pueblo, Ojai 93023

MODESTO:

President:

Dorothy Leeper, 1352 Sarah Ave., Modesto 95350

Secretary:

Norma Hooper, 1226 Lauralee Ct., Modesto 95350

NAPA:

President:

Eleanor Reynolds, 2237 Adrian St. , Napa 94558

Secretary:

Gerry Simpson, 862 Pueblo Ave. , Napa 94558

NORCO:

President:

La Dean Paslay, 955 Cole St., Norco 91760

Secretary:

Donna Morrill, 3163 Sierra Ave. , Norco 91760

NORTH HIGHLANDS:

President:

Pat Howell, 6081 N. haven Dr., N. Highlands 95660

Secretary:

Carol Brewer, 3745 Milton Way, N. Highlands 95660

NORWALK:

President:

Mrs. Hoyt Chastain, 10460 Greenhurst, Bellflower 90706

Secretary:

Mrs. Eleanor Martinez, 12403 Bombardier, Norwalk 90650

OAKDALE:

President:

Irene Brown, 561 Del Rio Circle, Oakdale 95361

Secretary:

Hazel Adams, 233 Warrington, Oakdale 95361

OAKLEY:

President:

Edna Willis, Rt. 2 Box 121-A, Oakley 94561

Secretary:

Norma Robinson, Oakley 94560

OILDALE:

President:

Lela Eaton, 5913 Ronald Way, Bakersfield 93308

Secretary:

Margarita Meyers, 1313 Ivan St., Bakersfield 93308

ORANGE:

President:

Mrs. Tommy Plemmons, 710 W. Bellevue Dr., Anaheim 92805

Secretary:

Patricia A. Jones, 14112 Taft St., Garden Grove 92640

OROV ILL E:

President:

Anna Reimann, 2738 Fay Way, Oroville 95965

Secretary:

Darla Wilkins, 2903 Olive Highway, Oroville 95965

OXNARD:

President:

Nelda Langford, 70 Shasta St., Moorpark 93021

Secretary:

Frances Tackett, 751 Jane Dr., Fort Hveneme 93041

PITTSBURG:

President:

Jimmie Sloan, 1913 Biglow Dr., Antioch 94509

Secretary:

Louise Mott, 253 El Camino Dr. , Pittsburg 94565

POMONA:

President:

Juanita Foust, 1307 Silver Maple Dr., Hacienda Heights

Secretary:

Judy Noble

PORTERVILLE, FIRST:

President:

Audene Hooper, 808 Rose Lane, Porterville 93257

Secretary:

Marjorie Mackey, 1495 W. Putnam, Porterville 93257

PORTERVILLE, LANDMARK:

President:

Evelyn Humphry, 393 S. Page, Porterville 93257

Secretary:

Lorene Ellis, 224 S. Conner, Porterville 93257

REDLANDS:

President:

Virginia Vinson, 10514 Nevada, Redlands 92373

Secretary:

Shirley Wallace, 917 Lugonia, Redlands 92373

RESEDA:

President:

Wanda Kilpatrick, 7400 Donna, Reseda 91335

Secretary:

Mary Brumett, 19517 Arminta, Reseda 91335

RIDGECREST:

President:

Isabelle Edgin, Box 1173, Ridgecrest, 93555

Secretary:

Winstina Priest, 436 W. Wilson, Ridgecrest 93555

RIVERBANK:

President:

Rosalie Morriss, 2737 W. Stainslaus, Riverbank 95367

Secretary:

Lillie Rogers, 3733 Stanislaus, Riverbank 95367

SACRAMENTO, CYPRESS:

President:

Dorothy Zgraggen, 4329 - 46th Ave., Sacramento 95824

Secretary:

Phyllis Smittle, 3731 California Ave., Carmichael 95608

SACRAMENTO, LANDMARK:

President:

Charlotte Maley, 2155 Bluebird Lane, Sacramento 95825

Secretary:

Kay Hood, 1541 Bell St., Sacramento 95825

SALINAS:

President:

Jimmie Gattis, 1010 Circle Dr., Salinas 93901

Secretary:

Nima Gattis, 1302 Grandhaven, Salinas 93901

SAN JOSE:

President:

Alvera Bevis, 1826 Crowder Ave., San Jose 95124

Secretary:

Sonja Elrod, 146 Cedar Lane, San Jose 95127

SANTA ROSA:

President:

Claire Martin, 616 Wheeler St., Santa Rosa 95404

Secretary:

Dorthy Andrews, 2144 N. Orchard St., Santa Rosa 95404

SHAFTER:

President:

Secretary:

Manuela Albiar, 30723 Burbank, Shafter 93263

SHERIDAN:

President:

Velma Beaver, 5939 Cohn Ave., Marysville 95901

Secretary:

Phyllis Williams, P.O. Box 66, Sheridan 95682

SOUTH GATE:

President:

Euvis Patterson, 10527 Capistrano, South Gate 90280

Secretary:

Dayle Duke, 12214 Julius, Downey 90242

STOCKTON, EASTSIDE:

President:

Ragan Todrisic, 11301 E. Cooperopolis Rd., Stockton 95205

Secretary:

Earla Bowline, 2436 Douglas Rd., Stockton 95207

STOCKTON, LANDMARK:

President:

Irene Church, 2410 E. Ibplar, Stockton 95205

Secretary:

June DuBois, 5229 Hobart St., Stockton 95205

STOCKTON, MT. OLIVE:

President:

Mary Lewis, 1230 E. Hazelton St., Stockton 95205

Secretary:

Ann Senkee, 2120 N. Pershing Ave., Stockton 95204

SUNNYVALE:

President:

Michaelynn Waltman, 715 Reseda Ave. #1, Sunnyvale 94087

Secretary:

Cora Roach, 817 Lakebird Dr., Sunnyvale 94086

SUNNYVALE, FIRST LANDMARK:

President:

Loralee Pound, 1518 Murre Ln., Sunnyvale 94087

Secretary:

Eunice Wiggins, 1659 Swallow Dr., Sunnyvale 94087

TULARE:

President:

LaVonda Walker, 1536 Etna Dr., Tulare 93274

Secretary:

Irese McKellip, 947 W. Kern, Tulare 93274

VALLEJO:

President:

Hazel Hendrix, 1205 Taylor St., Vallejo 94590

Secretary:

Elizabeth Ray, 2355 Merritt St., San Pablo 94806

VISALIA:

President:

Linda Beene, 1422 W. Oak, Visalia 93277

Secretary:

Phyllis Blackburn, 4017 W. Cambridge, Visalia 93277

WASCO:

President:

Karen Jones, 1242 - 1st St. , Wasco 93280

Secretary:

Edith Payne, Rt. I Box 2A, Wasco 93280

WOODBRIDG E:

President:

Eunice Clubb, P.O. Box 34, Thornton 95686

Secretary:

Sadie Waddle, 5790 E. Jahant Rd., Galt 95632

Auxiliaries

Anaheim

$ 395.43

62.70

$ 345.63

189

217

364

Antioch

1,131.65

209.81

110.00

1,081.43

322

217

$1,049.43 Holy Land tour for Pastor and wife

Armona

363.98

32.75

260.96

Arroyo Grande

253.53

146.62

106.91

Bakersfield, Bethel

1,249.24

21.15

125.84

1,810.79

500

250

Bakersfield, New Hope

219.26

10.00

170.26

Bellflower

325.20

60.00

86.23

217

142

529

185

Blythe

396.35

Brentwood

2,249.54

50.50

117.15

10.00

Buena Park

749.02

54.00

702.02

125

200

Carson

794.35

75.00

19.95

660.27

200

120

125

250

Concord, Faith

2,092.27

168.71

156.38

1,736.52

Corcoran

672.09

126.17

162.58

375.64

129

176

Dinuba

784.52

736.00

400

2,000

Downey

177.50

109.99

Eureka

124.11

9.35

30.06

173

Freedom

438.47

60.00

277.08

101

Fresno

159.65

65.00

30.65

327.05

Glendale

380.86

110.00

5.00

174.44

Hughson

343.33

Keyes

1,018.46

1,015.68

Lomita

111.62

15.00

10.00

62.11

135

Long Beach, Dom

614.88

60.00

120.00

Long Beach, Sharon

829.11

25.00

732.91

145

241

150

160

McFarland

41.38

19.04

Martinez

140.38

135.60

Meiners Oaks

362.14

143.50

151.95

Modesto

492.31

155.00

Napa

443.20

60.00

59.10

337.00

Norco

367.20

15.32

202.52

North Highlands

562.03

64.00

46.00

377.09

500

750

1,000

Norwalk

723.14

455.00

50.00

196.01

358

329

1,309

Oakdale

212.29

15.00

17.67

41.43

Oakley

294.39

177.37

100

Oildale

1,288.10

103.68

125.73

784.48

Orange

360.00

30.00

213.21

150

Oroville

394.98

Oxnard

136.50

5.00

18.45

40.00

207

226

Pittsburg

64.72

38.99

Pomona

354.64

261.90

62.96

Porterville, First

365.00

60.00

465.00

494

113

171

Porterville, Landmark

633.83

417.00

Redlands

1,827.49

1,620.17

150.09

169.69

361

101

Reseda

143.16

12.60

112.01

Ridgecrest

172.63

21.54

154.89

Riverbank

281.62

Sacramento, Cypress

568.00

275.00

296.00

Auxiliaries

Sacramento, Landmark

644.74

195.00

170.88

208.56

Salinas

1,123.68

70.00

66.30

932.38

475

387

San Jose

786.40

30.00

172.45

737.84

Santa Rosa

53.00

10.00

22.20

240

Shafter

NO REPORT

Wheatland

252.68

15.00

184.00

South Gate

513.01

75.00

43.75

317.21

Stockton, Eastside

69.16

100.00

3.00

24.58

Stockton, Landmark

534.45

550.00

Stockton, Mt. Olive

488.31

75.00

60.00

244.95

618

252

624

Sunnyvale, Fellowship

175.00

115.40

Sunnyvale, Landmark

379.38

28.80

17.15

348.65

Tulare

387.45

60.00

120.00

207.45

103

149

137

Vallejo

NO REPORT

Visalia

359.28

55.27

302.99

129

Wasco

477.21

10.00

55.00

555.46

23*

Woodbridge

187.21

30.00

169.55

* Bibles given