DEDICATION

M. B. Hubbard was born July 21, 1882 in Ben Lomand, Arkansas. He went to be

with the Lord on May 17, 1970.

Brother Hubbard pas to red thirty-eight churches during his sixty-seven years in

the ministry. His pastorates were in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Texas, Colorado, and

California. His last pastorate was the Hagginwood Church in Sacramento, in 1958. He

taught a regular B. T. C. class in the Landmark Church in Sacramento until about one year

before his death. He has two children who are very active in our California work. Dr. Travis

Hubbard, head of the Language Department at C. M. B. I. (also pastor of theist Landmark

Missionary Baptist Church in Lancaster) and Agnes Portell, faithful member of the Land-

mark Church in Sacramento. Brother Hubbard was a great Preacher, Teacher, Baptist, and

Man. He was always happy and a blessing to be around. He was a teacher of the Mature and

an inspiration to the young and will be missed by all. To this happy Man who brightened the

lives of the people in the California Co-operative Associational work we dedicate this 1971

Annual. Our loss is Heaven’s gain.

James Wilkins

1971 - 72 OFFICERS

Moderator

Dwight Patterson

1st Assistant Moderator

Tom Counts

2nd Assistant Moderator

George Walton

Clerk

Martin Canavan

Assistant Clerk

J. W. Codbehere

Publicity Director

Hoyt Chastain

Assistant Publicity Director

Kenneth Hooper

Music Director

Dale Baldridge

Assistant Music Director

Rick Dacus

Parliamentarian

Roy Reed

Assistant Parliamentarian

Larry Reeves

Secretary-Treasurer of Missions

D. S. Madden

ORDER OF BUSINESS

1. Opening exercises

2. Introductory sermon

3. Appointment of committees

4. Enrollment and seating of messengers

5. Reception of new churches

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

7. Missionary reports

8. Election of officers

9. Publicity report

10. Treasurer’s report

11. Report of committees

12. Miscellaneous business

13. Closing exercises and adjournment

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 Cal-

ifornia.

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 enter-

prises.

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 this Association shall

be held by messengers elected by the churches composing said Association.

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

titled 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 con-

formity to truth. It shall exercise no ecclesiastical authority but it shall by ev-

ery 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 ac-

cording to teachings of the New Testament of the will of the churches com-

posing 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 com-

posing 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 com-

mittee. 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 con-

stitute 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 missionar-

ies such number as they deem wise for cooperative support, and such sala-

ries as are compatible with the strength of the churches.

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

received between 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 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 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.

DOCTRINAL STATEMENT

1. 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.

2. We believe in a personal, triune God, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, equal

in Divine perfection, Matthew 28:19.

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

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

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

6. We believe His crucifixion and suffering was substitutionary and vicari-

ous, I1 Corinthians 5:21.

7. We believe in the bodily resurrection and ascension of Christ and the

bodily resurrection of His saints, I Corinthians 15.

8. We believe in the premillenial second coming of Christ, personal and bodi-

ly, as the crowning event of the Gentile age, Acts 1:11.

9. We believe the Bible doctrine of eternal punishment of the finally impeni-

tent, Matthew 25:46.

10. We believe the church of Jesus Christ is a congregation of scripturally

baptized believers that each church is independent, and that no other ecclesi-

astical body may exercise authority over it. We believe that the Great Com-

mission 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 succession 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 mem-

bership of the local New Testament Church as a memorial of the Lord’s death,

until He comes again, I Corinthians 11:26.

CHURCH DIRECTORY

ANAHEIM: Grace Missionary Baptist

1926 W Ball Rd. 92804

Pastor: D. S. Madden, 2011 Random Dr., Anaheim 92804

Ph. 772-4614

Clerk: Ruby L. Allen, 12431 Pine St. , Garden Grove 92640

Ph. 534-3730

Messengers: D. S. Madden, Gary Max, Jim Daffron

ANTIOCH: First Missionary Baptist, 510 Texas St., 94509 Ph. 757-8449

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

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

Messengers: Larry Reeves, Charles Wilkins, Nola Hendrickson

ARMONA: First Missionary Baptist, Railroad & 14th Ave.

Pastor: Allen Adkins, 10669 Balm of Gilead, 93202 Rt. 582-1451

Clerk: Vera Spears, 20205 Elgin Ave., Lemoore 93245 Ph 924-3339

Messengers: Allen Adkins, Sis. Adkins

ARROYO GRANDE: Landmark Missionary Baptist,

1220 Farrell Rd., 93420

Pastor: Larry Clements

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

Messengers: J. H. Gage, Maria Gage, Sis. Dotson

ATASCADERO: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 9325 El Bordo

Pastor: Keith W. Blanton, 7075 Portola, 93522 Fh.466-9322

Clerk: Ann Croom, 9250 San Marcos, 93422 A . 466-0669

Messengers: By letter

BAKERSFIELD: Bethel Missionary Baptist, 1724 Aliens Dr.

Pastor: Sherman A. Burelson, 920 Sylvia Dr., 93304

Ph. 833-0988

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

Messengers: By letter

BAKERSFIELD: Faith Missionary Baptist, 1230 Monterey St.

Pastor: Dud G. Poynor, 1608 Dale St., Oildale 93308

Ph. 393-1010

Clerk: Brenda Maxwell, 213 Louella Dr., Bakersfield 93307

Ph. 325-3745

Messengers: Dud Poynor, any member present

BAKERSFIELD: First Missionary Baptist, 1604 Southgate Dr.

Pastor: Pat Garret Christian, 2011 S. Eye St., 93304

Ph. 832-4946

Clerk: Shirley Bradford, 621 Sequoia, Oildale 93308

Ph. 393-1079

Messengers: Bro. & Sis. Orval Burks, Pat G. Christian

BAKERSFIELD: New Bethel Missionary Baptist, 1015 Castro Ln.

Pastor: J.W. Collum, 1320 Woodrow, Oildale 93308

Ph. 399-1040

Clerk: Erma Carter (ass’t. ), 9809 San Diego, Lamont 93241

Ph. 845-2888

Messengers: By letter

BAKERSFIELD: New Hope Missionary, 200 Quontico Ave.

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

Clerk: Lorene Story, 1636 Camino Sierra, 93306

Ph. 871-5664

Messengers: By letter

BALDWIN PARK: Calvary Missionary Baptist

3817 Baldwin Park Blvd.

Pastor: A. M. Curtis, 6202 Indiana Ave. , Buena Park 90620

Ph, 521-1864

Clerk: Sandra Parson, 1306 S. San Antonio Ave., Pomona 91766 Ph, 622-6134

Messengers: A.M. Curtis, June Curtis, Pam Curtis

BARSTOW: Landmark Missionary Baptist

Pastor:

Clerk:

Messengers:

BELLFLOWER: First Missionary Baptist, 9306 Rosser St., 90706

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

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

Messengers: Roy M. Reed, Dale Baldridge, Jim Nye

BLOOMINGTON: First Missionary Baptist, 10039 Larch St.

Pastor: Howard Estus, 9960 Cedar, 92316 Ph. 877-0417

Clerk: Sharon Engholm, 9806 Vine, 92316 Ph. 877-2560

Messengers: Howard Estus, Jo Estus, Sharon Estus

BLYTHE: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 3339 Cottonwood Ln.

Pastor: Ben Crawford, P.O. Box 230, 92225 Ph. 922-5382

Clerk: Anna Crawford, P.O. Box 230, 92225 ft. 922-5382

Messengers: Ben Crawford, E. E. Crawford, Murel Wise

BRENTWOOD: First Missionary Baptist, 657 McClarren Rd.

Pastor: Ronnie Cowger, Box 656, 657 McClarren94513 Ph. 634-4295

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

Messengers: Jewell Lyons, George Townsend, Ron Cowger

BUENA PARK: First Missionary Baptist, 8302 Artesia Ave.

Pastor: O. C. Wilkins, 8606 LaSalle, Cypress Ph. 821-8597

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

Messengers: By letter

CARSON: Immanuel Baptist, 503 E. 220th St., 90745

(P.O. Box 4522)

Pastor: E.A. Sharver, 24443 Island Ave., 90745 Ph. 835-3216

Clerk: Joyce Dana, 24508 Island Ave. , 90745 Ph. 834-3243

Messengers: E.A. Sharver, Lois Sharver, Nora Stewart

CLOVERDALE: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 320 Jefferson St.

Pastor: Lyle E. Shaffer, 325 N. Cloverdale Blvd., 95425 Ph. 894-5121

Clerk: Ruth A. Shaffer, P.O. Box 675, 95425 Ph. 894-5387

Messengers: Lyle E. Shaffer, Betty Shaffer

CONCORD: Faith Missionary Baptist, 1035 Treat Blvd.

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

Clerk: Betty S. Striplin, 601 Waters Way #2, 94520

Ph. 682-2350

Messengers: James C. Pack, Lorneva Pack, Stella Newlove

CORCORAN: First Missionary Baptist, Hale and Patterson

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

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

Messengers: Charles Denney

DINUBA: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 40568 S. College Ave. (P.O. Box 504)

Pastor:

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

Messengers: Ernest Cain, Flo Cain

DOWNEY: Central Missionary Baptist, 13444 Bixler, 90242

Pastor: None

Clerk: Majorie A. Mackey, 1113 Crestbrook, Norwalk 90650 Ph. 863-7932

Messengers: Bill Barney

EUREKA: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 4056 Little Fairfield St.

Pastor: M. F. Downing

Clerk: Carolyn Pole, 3410 Harvil Ct.

Messengers: Quince Garner, Bonnie Garner, Peggy Greene

FAIRFIELD: Fairfield Missionary Baptist

Pastor: Tom Green, 1420 A-Alamo, Vacaville 95688

Clerk: Laverta Broadley, 342 Arizona St., 94533 Ph. 425-2291

Messengers: Tom Green, Noreatia Green

FOLSOM: Landmark Baptist, 609 Figueroa St.

Pastor: Luther D. Perdue, 114 McKiernan Dr., 95630 Ph. 985-3196

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

Messengers: Gary Perdue, Betty Perdue, Maurine Perdue

FORTUNA: Fortuna Missionary Baptist

Pastor: None Listed

Clerk: Pamela Vance, 3860 F. St., Eureka 95501

Messengers: By letter

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, Jim Shaffer, Tony Edsall

FRESNO: Calvary Missionary Baptist, 757 S. Orange

Pastor: William E. Roberts, 104 E. Sierra #48, 93710 Ph. 439-2876

Clerk: Marie Ibole, 3645 E. Clay, 93702 Ph. 264-0107

Messengers: William Roberts, Hilda Roberts

FRESNO: First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 390 N. Maple

Pastor: Burel Burnes, 380 N. Maple, 93702 Ph. 255-5546

Clerk: Betty Carlile, 1222 N. Adler, 93727 Ph. 251-8060

Messengers: Burel Burnes, Ruth Burnes, Betty Carlile

FRESNO: McKinley Landmark, 2052 Katy Ln.

Pastor: Ed Edmondson, 2024 Katy Ln.

Clerk: Irene Taylor, 2228 N. Bryan Ave., Ph. 268-0548

Messengers: Ed Edmondson

GLENDALE: Glendale Missionary Baptist, 1200 Carlton Dr. 91205

Pastor: Jack Cazier, 1337 E. Barrington Wy., 91206 Ph. 241-1505

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

Messengers: Jack Cazier, Jim Wooding

GREENFIELD: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 10th and Elm 3t.

Pastor: Arthur Balfour, P. 0. Box 957, 20-10th St., Apt. 2

Clerk: Lydia Whitmire

Messengers: Bro. and Sis. Arthur Balfour

HAYWARD: Emmanuel Missionary Baptist, 19126 Meekland Ave.

Pastor: None

Clerk: Charlene Murphy, 3765 Castro Valley Blvd., Castro Valley 94546

Ph. 582-3332

Messengers: Ezra Patterson, J.D. O’Rear, Ed Braakkee

HEBER: Heber Missionary Baptist, 1136 Heber Ave.

Pastor: Don Wingo, 1136-A, Parkyn St., Ph. 352-1768

Clerk: Joan Mullins, 1129 Parkyn St. Ph. 352-7449

Messengers: By letter

HUGHSON: Hughson Missionary Baptist, 2nd and Locust

Pastor: Julian Anderson, Locust and Second, 95326 Ph.883-4232

Clerk: Alta Helvey, Rt. 1, 3206 Santa Fe Ave. , 95326

Ph. 883-4759

Messengers: Arlen Bevard

KEYES: New Hope Landmark Baptist, 5429 Martha St.

Pastor: None

Clerk: Myrite Hutson, P.O. Box 397, 95328

Messengers: By letter

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

Pastor: E. K. Begley, 5526 Lake Murray Blvd., 92041

Ph. 469-8140

Clerk: Mrs. Jim Lisenbe, 5526 Lake Murray, 92041

Ph. 469-814U

Messengers: Earnest Begley, Mrs. Earnest Begley

LANCASTER: First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 3232 H-14

Pastor: H.T. Hubbard, 3211 1/2E. H-14 Ph. WH6-1560

Clerk: Bettie Baskins, 3148 E Ave. ‘1i” 93534 Ph. 946-1918

Messengers: H.T. Hubbard

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

Pastor: O.L. Richey, 1126 W Ave. J-15 93534 Ph. 942-2592

Clerk: Pat Yates, 1617 East Ave. I Sp. 18 93534

Ph. 942-5434

Messengers: O.L. Richey

LOCKEFORD: First Landmark Missionary Baptist

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

Clerk: Inez Flory, P.O. Box 38, Ph. 369-4145

Messengers: By letter

LOMITA: First Missionary Baptist,

245th and Woodward Ave., M. 325-4620

Pastor: Gary Buff, 1678 W 256th, Harbor City 90710

Ph. 534-5934

Clerk: Betty Cline, 817 W 229th, Torrance 90502

Ph. 834-7939

Messengers: Gary Buff

LOMPOC: 708 North 3rd St., P.O. Box 219

Pastor: Russell Self, 300 North “X” St. 93436 Ph. RE6-6712

Clerk: Florence Self, 300 North ‘X” St.

Messengers: Russell Self

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

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

Clerk: Ethel Williams, 2715 E. 219th Place 90810

Ph. 835-1394

Messengers: Martin Canavan, Garland Tinsley, Monroe Patterson

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

Pastor: Richard Woodall, 154 Osgood, 90805 Ph. 423-5034

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

Messengers: Richard Woodall, Bobbie Woodall, Pat Baker

LYNWOOD: Antioch Missionary Baptist, 5238 Clark St.

Pastor: Milford Keeling, 3246 Flower, Lynwood 90262

Clerk: Lillian Morley, 11701 Harris, Ph. NE8-9922

Messengers: Milford Keeling, Betty Keeling

MANTECA: First Missionary Baptist, 127 E. Edison St.

Pastor: Bill Fritz, 126 E. Edison Ph. 823-1447

Clerk: Barbara Smith, P.O. Box 67, Farmington Ph, 882-5579

Messengers: Bill Fritz, Mary Fritz, Jimmy Fritz

MARTINEZ: Emmanuel Missionary Baptist, 391 Arthur Rd.

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

Clerk: Adell Faulkner, 27 Alan Way 94553 Ph. 228-7262

Messengers: Gordon Richwine, Kenneth Duncan, Mary Taylor

MCFARLAND: First Missionary Baptist, 769 Third St.

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

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

Messengers: Bill Hoppert

MIRA LOMA: Mira Loma Missionary Baptist, 10819 58th St.

Pastor: Richard Crawford, 10831-58th, Mira Loma 91752 Ph. 685-8104

Clerk: Jeanne Crawford, 10831-58th, Mira Loma

Messengers: Richard Crawford, Harvy Stingley, Ern. Bird

MODESTO: Tully Road Missionary Baptist Tully Rd. and Kiernan Ave., 2913 Tully Rd.

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

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

Messengers: George Walton, R.G. South, H. C. Bledsoe

NAPA: Napa Valley Landmark Missionary Baptist 1111 Trower Ave.

Pastor: G.A. Williams, 862 Pueblo Ave 94558 Ph. 224-3374

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

Messengers: G.A. Williams, George Rachel, Myrtle Rachel

NORCO: Crown Missionary Baptist, 652 Sixth 91760

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

Clerk: Jeannette Cash, 4383 Woodward 91760

Messengers: Richard Paslay, La Dean Paslay

NORTH HIGHLANDS: Highlands Missionary Baptist 4130 Baptist Court

Pastor: B.G. Woodall, 4130 Baptist Ct. 95660 lb. 332-9257

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

Messengers: B.G. Woodall, Bonnie Woodall

NORWALK: Norwalk Missionary Baptist, 10700 Branscomb St. 90650

Pastor: Hoyt Chastain, 10460 Greenhurst Dr., Bellflower 90706 Ph. 925-4647

Clerk: Glenda Morrison, 14503 Le Floss Ave. 90650 Ph. 864-5089

Messengers: Hoyt Chastain, Mrs. Hoyt Chastain, Jesse Spurlock

OAKDALE: First Missionary Baptist, East and ‘G” Sts. 95361

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

Clerk: Elizabeth Beaver, General Delivery 95361

Messengers: Tonie Robertson

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

Pastor: Joe LaPointe, Rt. 1 Box 338 A Ph.625-3272

Clerk: Edna Willis, Rt. 2 Box 121 A 94561 Ph. 634-3714

Messengers: Sis. Foust

OILDALE: First Missionary Baptist, 1421 Wilson Ave.

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

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

Messengers: Gerald Hosman, Garth Meyer, Margarita Meyer

OJA1: First Missionary Baptist of Meiners Oaks 530 W. El Roblar, Ojai

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

Clerk: Debbie Richardson, P.O. Box 683, Ojai Ph. 646-5469

Messengers: By letter

ORANGE: Community Baptist Church, 192 S. Orange

Pastor: L.E. McCalister, 1002 Trenton St. 92668 Ph. 639-4147

Clerk: Marilyn Murray, 627 W. Almond 92668 Ph, 538-7175

Messengers: Lester McCalister, Frank Fundaro, Philip McCalister

OROVILLE: Olive Missionary Baptist, 2905 Olive Highway

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

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

Messengers: Darla Wilkins, Kathleen McKey, Mae Anderson

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: Ottis Dees, Helen Dees

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. Ph. 439-8751

Messengers: By letter

POMONA: First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 1165 South Gobbs

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

Clerk: Nora Godwin, 3129 Jane St., Riverside 92506 Ph. 686-2349

Messengers: By letter

PORTERVILLE: First Missionary Baptist, 1495 W. Putnam

Pastor: Kenneth Hooper, 808 N. Rose Lane93257 Ph. 781-1618

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

Messengers: By letter

PORTERVILLE: Landmark Missionary Baptist 1437 E. Springville Ave.

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

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

Messengers: Larry Crouch, Donna Crouch

REDDING: Shasta Missionary Baptist, 2322 California St.

Pastor: Richard Burch, 2909 Lanning Ave. 96001 Ph.246-1449

Clerk: Cathy Hartman, 1926 Victor Ave. 96001 Ph. 241-1923

Messengers: Richard Burch, Beverly Burch

REDLANDS: First Missionary Baptist, 1100 Occidental St.

Pastor: A.D. Compton, Jr. , 919 Barbra Lane 92373 Ph. 792-1200

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

Messengers: By letter

RESEDA: Valley Missionary Baptist, 18401 Keswick

Pastor: June Godbehere, 18355 Keswick, 91335 Ph. 343-8494

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

Messengers: June Godbehere, Sis. Godbehere, Bro. Smith

RIDGECREST: First Missionary Baptist, 420 Ridgecrest Blvd.

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

Clerk: Ruth Mickle, Box 523, Inyokern 93527 Ph. 377-6581

Messengers: By letter

RIO DELL: Stafford Rio Dell Missionary Baptist, 1271 Eeloa

Pastor: Gerald Loyd, P.O. Box 236, Hydesville 95547 Ph. 768-3830

Clerk: Barbara Wilson, 645 Gunnerson Lane, 95562 Ph. 764-3792

Messengers: Gerald Loyd, Evelyn Loyd, John Willis

RIVERBANK: First Missionary Baptist, Sixth and Sierra Streets

Pastor: C. C. Wright, 2660 Ross Ave., 95367 Ph. 869-1255

Clerk: Freida Dunn, P.O. Box 405, 95367 Ph. 869-1079

Messengers: C.C. Wright, Betty Wright, Arry Dunn

ROSEVILLE: Granite Park Missionary Baptist 7150 Wildwood Place

Pastor: None listed

Clerk: Ann Blanco, 7190 Wildwood P1., 95678 Ph. 791-0489

SACRAMENTO: Cypress Missionary Baptist, 7933 Bradshaw Rd.

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

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

Messengers: Lonnie Magee, Jimmy Williams, Virgil Moring

SACRAMENTO: Landmark Missionary Baptist 2041 Wyda Way

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

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

Messengers: James Wilkins, Dennis Maley, Morton Nickell

SACRAMENTO: Southside Missionary Baptist 7497 Persimmon Ave.

Pastor: Earl Walker, 8167 Judette Way, 95828 Ph. 383-5197

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

Messengers: Earl Walker

SALINAS: First Missionary Baptist, 1201 Garner Ave.

Pastor: L.T. Fiser, Jr., 44 Midway, 93901 Ph. 422-2637

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

Messengers: L. T. Fiser,Jr., Lola Mae Fiser, Burrel Gattis

SAN FERNANDO: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 552 N. Maclay

Pastor: Jerry M. Waymire, 14512 S. Brand 91340 Ph.365-8323

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

Messengers: Jerry Waymire, Sis, Waymire

SANGER: Shiloh Missionary Baptist, 1417 J St.

Pastor: Harold Loyd, 1417 J St. , 93657 Ph. 875-5395

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

Messengers: Harold Loyd, Maxine Loyd, H. C. Albritton

SAN JOSE: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 499 Coyote R .

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

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

Messengers: Royce Smith, Ellis Fisher, Virgil Bevis

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

Pastor: Buiel Orange, 527 McLaughlin Ave. Space 306 Ph, 297-7108

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

Messengers: Buiel Orange, Joseph Costa

SAN PABLO: Brookside Missionary Baptist 2060 Brookside Ave. 94806

Pastor: Howard Eddings, 2060 Brookside Ave. 94806 Ph. 232-8510

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

Messengers: Howard Eddings, Jack Duncan, Ota Coats

SANTA CRUZ: Landmark Baptist, 2155 Chanticleer Ave. 95060

Pastor: Dewey Caves, 2155 Chanticleer Ave. 95060 Ph. 476-1724

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

Messengers: Dewey Caves, Christine Caves

SANTA MARIA: Missionary Baptist, 507 South McClelland St.

Pastor: Don Wheeler, 1137 W. Williams 93454 Ph. WA5-6459

Clerk: Frances Wheeler, 1137 W. Williams

Messengers: By letter

SANTA PAULA: First Missionary Baptist Mission

Pastor: Monroe Patterson (Missionary) 128 W. Santa Paula St. 93060

Ph. 525-1285

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

Messengers:

SANTA ROSA: First Missionary Baptist, 375 Calistoga Rd.

Pastor: Robert B. Williams, 385 Garfield Park Dr. 95405 Ph. 539-1873

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

Messengers: R. B. Williams, Gary Landrus, Noral Jefferson

SANTA SUSANA: Simi Valley Missionary Baptist 4495 Barnard St. 93063

Pastor: Milton Hayes, 4466 Adam Rd. 93063 Ph. 526-5973

Clerk: Judy Ellis, 2281 Madrone, Simi 93065 Ph. 526-5453

Messengers: Milton Hayes, Peggy Hayes

SHAFTER: Bethel Missionary Baptist, 135 North Shatter Ave. 93263

Pastor: None

Clerk: Helen Hernandez, 2601 Victoria Dr., Bakersfield 93307 Ph. 327-2427

Messengers: Benjamin Raygozo, Manuela Albiar

SHERIDAN: Landmark Missionary Baptist, Camp Far West Rd.

Pastor: George Bernasconi, P.O. Box 66, 95681 Ph. 633-2257

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

Messengers: G. R. Bernasconi, J. Bernasconi, Royal Kelley

SOUTH GATE: First Landmark Missionary Baptist 2953 Sequoia Dr. 90280

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

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

Messengers: Dwight Patterson, Lonney Duckworth, Sis. Dwight Patterson

STOCKTON: Eastside Missionary Baptist, 17 N. Oro

Pastor: Gene Stevens, 17 N. Oro St. 95205 Ph. 466-7229

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

Messengers: Gene Stevens, Nadine Stevens

STOCKTON: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 301 E. Alpine 95204

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

Clerk: Betsy Richey, 1754 W. Bristol

Messengers: Carl Richey, Betsy Richey

STOCKTON: Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist, 1752 S. ‘B”St. 95206

Pastor: John Stevens, 2040 E. 4th 95206 Ph. 463-9851

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

Messengers: John Stevens, Lois Stevens, Prince Lewis

SUNNYVALE: Fellowship Missionary Baptist, 168 East McKinley 94086

Pastor: John Peach, 215 Bartlett 94086 Ph. 732-5036

Clerk: Rose Peach, 215 Bartlett

Messengers: John Peach, Rose Peach, Syl Hoffman

SUNNYVALE: First Landmark Missionary Baptist 1228 Brookfield

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

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

Messengers: Lonnie Wiggins, Maxine Russell, Zella Harmon

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

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

Clerk: Musette Beel, 703 Ventura St. 93274 Ph. 688-8391

Messengers: K.G. McKellip, Irene McKellip, Cliff Sanders

UNION CITY: Landmark Missionary Baptist Mission 884 Whipple

Pastor: Ellis Fisher (Missionary) 6083 Madelaine, Newark 94560 Ph. 792-7015

Clerk: Dora Clary, 3765 Castro Valley Blvd., Castro Valley 94546 Ph. 581-9092

Messengers: By letter

VACAVILLE: Vacaville Missionary Baptist 635 Williams St. P.O. Box 935, 95688

Pastor: Don Reynolds, Elm St. 95688

Clerk: La Verne Rush, 407 Klamoth Dr. 95688

Messengers: By letter

VALLEJO: First Missionary Baptist, 1205 Taylor Ave. 94590

Pastor: L. Spence, 1205 Taylor Ave. 94590 Ph. 644-1934

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

Messengers: Ted Prescott, Myrtle Prescott

VALLEY SPRINGS: First Missionary Baptist of Valley Springs Cedar St.

Pastor: Mike Harrington, Box 30, Burson 95225 Ph. 772-1597

Clerk: Arlene Sparks, P.O. Box 123, 95225 Ph. 772-1273

Messengers: By letter

VENTURA: Ventura Missionary Baptist, 4454 N. Ventura Ave. 93001

Pastor: Perry Miller, 122 Pajaro 93003 Ph.647-5069

Clerk: Betty Foster, 145 N. Seaward 93003 Ph.643-1874

Messengers: By letter

VICTORVILLE: Landmark Missionary Baptist, 16663 ‘A” St. 92392

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

Clerk: Polly Severin, 144 Idaho 92392 Ph. 246-7593

Messengers: Lester Acton, Vernon Good, Sis, Frieda Good

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

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

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

WASCO: Central Missionary Baptist, 3rd and Poplar

Pastor: Robert Jones, 2241 First St., Ph. 758-5477

Clerk: Glenda Wright, 1201-4th St. 93280 Ph. 758-3517

Messengers: Bob Jones, Karen Jones

WILMINGTON: Wilmington Missionary Baptist 1003 Bayview Ave. 90744

Pastor: W, C, Gable, 333 W, ‘D” St, 90744 Ph. 834-3906

Clerk: Bill Shuffield, 1746 N, Lagoon Ave. 90744 Ph. 834-3555

Messengers: By letter

WOODBRIDGE: Woodbridge Missionary Baptist Chestnut off Mokelumne

Pastor: James Cain, P,O, Box 656 Ph, 369-2667

Clerk: Noma Wright, 508 Falls Ave., Lodi 95240 Ph. 369-6589

Messengers:

GAIN

LOSS

Anaheim

204

267

Antioch

417

394

Armona

303

318

Arroyo Grande

Atascadera

Bakersfield (Bethel)

Bakersfield (First)

271

177

185

116

Bakersfield

(New Hope)

Baldwin Park (Mission)

Barstow

Bellflower

323

334

Bloomington

146

108

Blythe

Brentwood

204

207

Buena Park

143

191

Carson

146

162

Ceres (No report given)

Cloverdale

Concord

133

Corcoran

422

416

Dinuba

Downey

Eureka

Freedom

139

154

Fresno (Calvary)

Fresno (Easton)

Fresno (McKinley)

189

144

Fresno (Zion)

117

150

Glendale

Greenfield

Hayward

117

152

Heber

Hughson

110

130

Keyes

105

Lamont

Lancaster (Landmark)

Lancaster (Missionary)

Lockeford

Lomita

287

269

Lompoc

Long Beach (Dominguez)

560

579

Long Beach (Sharon)

207

101

170

Lost Hills

Lynwood

Manteca

Martinez

113

105

McFarland

242

227

Meiners Oak

107

Mira Loma

Modesto

102

105

Napa

117

106

Norco

GAIN

LOSS

North Highlands

145

149

Norwalk

300

112

385

Oakdale

106

Oakley

113

Oildale

124

131

Orange

150

175

Oroville

114

Oxnard (First)

Oxnard (Second)

Pico Rivera

Pittsburg

Pleasant Hill

127

152

Pomona

114

124

Porterville (First)

175

170

Porterville (Landmark)

427

445

Redlands

111

134

Reseda

Ridgecrest

169

123

Riverbank

Roseville (No report given)

129

Sacramento (Cypress)

271

155

379

Sacramento (Landmark)

Sacramento (South Side)

Sanger

164

179

Salinas

106

103

San Diego

San Fernando

267

260

San Jose (Landmark)

San Jose (Mt. Pleasant

Santa Cruz

106

San Pablo

Santa Maria

Santa Paula

Santa Rosa

Shafter

Sheridan

170

178

135

South Gate

156

142

Stockton (East Side)

139

188

Stockton (Landmark)

136

Stockton (First)

Tulare

165

177

Vacaville

Vallejo

Victorville

Visalia

Wasco

163

171

Watsonville

Wilmington

Woodbridge

Phoenix, Arizona

TOTALS

11705

1471

1101

2666

1041

1190

2287

12117

BUSINESS PROCEEDINGS

April 5, 1971, Monday night, 7:30 P. M.

The meeting started with singing led by Bro. Royce Smith. The first

song was ‘To God Be The Glory, “and then the congregation sang “Redeemed.”

Bro. Allen Adkins led in prayer.

The moderator, Bro. K. G. McKellip, declared that the twenty-first ses-

sion of the California Cooperative Association to be in session. Bro. Dwight

Patterson, the assistant moderator, then made the committee appointments.

Bro. Smith was asked to present the special music for the evening.

The congregation sang “My Saviour’s Love.” Bro. Bill Woodall then sang “One

More Valley, One More Hill.” Sis. Twila Godbehere sang “Who Am I”as a solo.

The male quartet of the San Jose Church sang “Jesus Is Coming Soon.” The

congregation sang “I Will Sing The Wondrous Story.” Bro. D. S. Madden led in

prayer. Bro. Wayne Beene sang “Amazing Grace.” Bro. D. C. Caves introduced

Bro. J. C. Pack, the speaker for the evening. Sis. Karen Jones sang “I’m Shel-

tered In The Arms Of God.”

Bro. J. C. Pack then took the stand and read Romans 11:36 and chapter

12:1, 2 for his texts; he chose as his subject ‘Throw Away The Scabbard.”

After the message, that stirred every heart, an invitation was extended

while the congregation sang “Jesus I Come.” Bro. Ellis Fisher gave Bro. Pack

the hand of appreciation on behalf of the assembled messengers.

A motion and second was made that the moderator appoint such devo-

tional speakers as are needed. The motion carried.

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

Bro. Bill Hoppert dismissed the service in prayer.

Tuesday Morning 9:30 A. M.

Bro. Dale Baldridge led the congregation in singing “Saved By The

Blood.” Bro. E. A. Sharver led in prayer. The congregation sang “At Calvary.”

Bro. J. W. Godbehere read Judges 21:3 and challenged us to renew our concern

for those who are separated from the household of faith.

Bro. Royce Smith extended a w e1come on behalf of the host church.

The clerk read the petitionary letters of the newly organized churches.

The churches are: Ventura Church of Ventura, Landmark Church of Folsom,

First Baptist Church of Valley Springs, Shasta Missionary Baptist Church, For-

tuna Missionary Baptist Church of Fortuna, Fairfield Missionary Baptist Church.

The moderator asked Bro. Howard Eddings to extend the messengers

from these churches the hand of fellowship on behalf of the messengers.

Bro. D. C. Caves read the report of the Missionary Committee. A

motion and second was made to adopt the report. The motion carried.

The election of the Missionary Committee was the order of busi-

ness. A motion and second was made to retain the present Committee. The

motion carried.

Bro. D. S. Madden was the only nominee for mission treasurer; he

was elected by acclamation.

Bro. J. W. Godbehere and Bro. L. E. McCalister were nominated for

assistant treasurer. Bro. Godbehere was elected.

Bro. D. S. Madden, as the treasurer of missions, gave a report on the

“reporting of the missionary offerings.”

There was a motion and second to pay the mission treasurer the

same as last year ($125.00). It carried and postage was to be paid out of the

minute fund.

A resolution was presented endorsing Bro. Jim Gage to the churches

of the American Baptist Association when they meet in Albuquerque. Motion

and second to adopt the resolution and it carried.

The invitations were read for a meeting place next year for the State

Association. Tulare Missionary Baptist Church invited the association to

meet in 1972 with them, on March 27, 28, 29. Motion and second to accept.

Motion carried.

The moderator declared the order of business to be the election of

officers. Nominations for moderator were Bro. Dwight Patterson and Bro.

Tom Counts. The voting resulted in Bro. Dwight Patterson being elected.

Nominations for first assistant moderator were Bro. Tom Counts and Bro.

George Walton. A motion and second carried that the brethren be the vice

moderators.

Nomination for clerk was Bro. Martin Canavan. He was elected by

acclamation.

Nomination for assistant clerk was Bro. J. W. Godbehere. He was

elected by acclamation.

Nomination for publicity director was Bro. Hoyt Chastain. He was

elected by acclamation.

Nominations for assistant publicity director were Bro. Royce Smith,

Bro. Kenneth Hooper, and Bro. K. G. McKellip. The voting resulted in Bro.

Kenneth Hooper being elected. A motion and second prevailed to make his

election unanimous.

Nominations for music director were Bro. Bill Woodall, Bro. Dale

Baldridge, Bro. Rick Dacus, and Bro. Charles Wilkins, Bro. Dale Ba1dridge

was elected as music director. A motion and second that the second highest

be assistant. The motion carried and Bro. Rick Dacus was thereby elected.

Bro. Roy Reed was the only nominee as parliamentarian; he was

elected.

Bro. Larry Reeves was electedas assistant parliamentarian by acclama-

tion.

Bro. Royce Smith led the congregation in the singing of “Send The

Light.” The Myers children brought a special “Each Step I Take.” Bro. John Peach

sang a song of his own composition “Trail Of Blood.” Bro. Royce Smith led the

congregation in singing “He Keeps Me Singing.”

The time for the annual sermon was declared; Bro. Roy Reed introduced

the speaker, Bro. Dwight Patterson. Bro. Patterson’s text was II Timothy 4:1-5,

Jude 3:1, James 2:3 on the subject ‘What Baptist Still Have.” Preceding this great

and timely message Bro. Royce Smith sang a fitting song for the occasion, “Jesus,

The Son Of God.” Bro. Ottis Dees gave the right hand of appreciation for the

wonderful message. Motion and second to adjourn until 2:00 P. M. Motion car-

ried.

Announcements were made. Bro. Eugene Smith led in dismissal prayer.

Tuesday Afternoon 2:00 P. M.

The service opened with the congregation singing “Love Lifted Me.”

Bro. J. B. Powers led in the opening prayer.

Bro. George Walton read the minutes of the new missionary committee.

A motion and second was made to adopt the report. The motion carried.

Bro. Monroe Patterson read the report of the Foreign Missions Commit-

tee. Motion and second to adopt the report. Bro. Patterson spoke to the report.

Also speaking to the report were Bro. Richard Woodall, Bro. Jim Wilkins, Bro.

Jim Gage. Motion carried.

The report on Christian Literature was read by Bro. J. B. Powers. Motion

made and second to adopt the report. Bro. J. B. Powers spoke to the report. Mo-

tion carried.

The publicity report was read by Bro. Chastain. Motion made and sec-

ond to adopt. Motion carried.

The treasurer’s report was read by Bro. Martin Canavan. Motion made

and second to adopt. Carried.

Motion made and second to pay the clerk the same as the previous year

($275. 00). Motion carried.

The Ladies’ Auxiliary report was read by Sis. Pat Counts.

Motion made and second to adopt the report. Motion carried.

The Christian Education report was read by Gary Buff. Motion made and

second to adopt the report. The report was called for a separate paragraph adop-

tion by Bro. L. E. McCalister. Motion and second to adopt third paragraph carried.

Motion made and second to adopt fourth paragraph. Speaking to the motion were

Bro. Richard Woodall, Bro. L. D. Perdue. An amendment to the motion was

made to delete the two names, C. M. B. I. and Baptist Seminary, from the

fourth paragraph. Speaking to this amendment were Bro. Bill Hoppert, E.

A. Sharver, Roy Reed, Martin Canavan, Monroe Patterson, L. E. McCali-

ster, Sis. Bonnie Garner, Ed Edmonson, Tom Counts, Jim Wilkins, Richard

Woodall, Jack Wilkins, Dwight Patterson. Motion carried.

Motion and second to adopt the amended motion. Carried.

The Home Mission report was read by Bro. E. A. Sharver. Motion

made and second to adopt the report. Speaking to the report were Brethren

Jack Wilkins, Howard Eddings, Monroe Patterson, D. S. Madden.

Motion made and second to adjourn.

A privilege was requested by Bro. Jim Wilkins to answer a charge

made in a preceding speech. He was recognized by the moderator. Bro.

Wilkins was given time to speak.

Point of personal privilege was requested by Bro. Bill Woodall. He

was granted the right to speak. Bro. J. W. Godbehere spoke concerning this

point to substantiate what Bro. Woodall said.

The meeting was adjourned in prayer led by Bro. Tom Counts.

Tuesday 7:00 P. M.

The meeting was opened as the congregation sang “I Am Resolved.”

Bro. L. T. Fiser led in prayer. Bro. Royce Smith led the congregation in sing-

ing “There Shall Be Showers of Blessings.”

Our musical program started with Bro. Jim Gage singing “1 Know

in Whom I Have Believed.” Twila Godbehere, Linda Newlove, and Barbara

Newlove did “Calvary”as a trio. Bro. Phil McCalister sang “Tenderly.” The

Russell family did “Had It Not Been.” Carita Williams sang “I Met A Man

Named Jesus.” Bro. Dale Baldridge sang “Who Killed Jesus?” The Pack

family sang “The City of Gold.” The congregation sang “Jesus Saves.” Bro.

Rick Dacus sang “The Story of His Love.” A choir that made an album re-

cently at Brentwood in a music festival sang “Stand Up and Shout It” and

“Room at the Cross.” Bro. D. S. Madden sang “The Wayfaring Stranger.”

The Freedom trio sang “Have You Heard?” The congregation sang “When

We All Get To Heaven.” Bro. J. C. Pack then spoke words of introduction

concerning our speaker Bro. Larry Reeves. Sis. Karen Jones then sang “He

Could Have Called Ten Thousand Angels.” Bro. Reeves then came to the

pulpit and read II Corinthians 5:17-21 as his text and chose as his subject

“Christ Became Sin.” After Bro. Reeves challenged our hearts with this

great message an invitation was extended as the congregation sang “Just As

I Am.”

A motion and second to adjourn until 9:00 A. M. Various announce-

ments were made.

Bro. Charles Denney dismissed the services in prayer.

Wednesday morning 9:00 A. M.

The meeting opened with the congregation singing “Is My Name Writ-

ten There?”and “Blessed Assurance.” Bro. L. D. Perdue led in prayer.

The moderator declared that the order of business was to be the contin-

ued discussion of the Home Mission report. The report was discussed By Bro.

Royce Smith, Bro. Tom Counts, and Bro. Dwight Patterson. The motion carried.

A resolution concerning Hume Lake was read by Bro. Reed. The reso-

lution was adopted.

A resolution of gratitude expressing our appreciation to the Landmark

Church of San Jose was read by Bro. Reed. A standing vote of thanks adopted

this resolution,

A resolution concerning music programs was read by Bro. Dale Bal-

dridge. A motion and second carried to adopt this resolution.

The Memorials Committee report was read by Bro. Ottis Dees. A mo-

tion and second that the report be adopted. Bro. Richard Woodall led in prayer.

The report was adopted.

A motion and second that our yearbook be dedicated to the memory of

Bro. M. B, Hubbard. Carried.

Bro. Hoyt Chastain gave an oral report concerning Mt. Sampson camp-

grounds. A motion and second that an offering be taken for Mt. Sampson. The

motion carried. The offering amounted to $131.03.

Bro. D. S. Madden made a motion that a committee be elected to study

some of the college campus movements and bring a resolution following their

study, to the association next year. Bro. Lester Scott, Bro. Earl Walker, Bro.

Richard Burch, Bro. Gary Buff, Bro. Ron Cowger, Bro. Phil McCalister, Bro.

Jack Cazier, and Bro. Tim Reed, Bro. Martin Canavan, Bro. Roy Reed, and Bro.

Royce Smith were nominated.

A motion and second that three of these men be elected and that an of-

fering be taken next year to pay any of the expenses that might be incurred. The

motion carried.

A motion and second to reconsider the previous motion. The motion

carried.

A motion and second that five be the number and that an offering be

taken next year to cover traveling expenses. The motion carried. Those elected

were Lester Scott, Jack Cazier, Martin Canavan, Roy Reed, and Gary Buff. A

motion and second was carried to make their election unanimous.

A motion and second that the one receiving the highest number of votes

be the chairman. The motion carried and Bro. Lester Scott was elected.

Motion and second carried that the highest be the speaker and the sec-

ond highest the alternate for speakers next year.

Nominations for the introductory sermon were: Brethren Ron Cowger,

Bill Woodall, Earl Walker, Wayne Beene, Hoyt Chastain, Charles Denney, and

Royce Smith. The voting resulted in Bro. Royce Smith being elected as speaker

and Bro. Ron Cowger was the alternate.

Nominations for the Tuesday morning annual message were: Hoyt

Chastain, Gary Buff, George Walton, D. S. Madden, Tom Counts, E. A. Sharver,

and Martin Canavan. The voting resulted in Bro. D. S. Madden being elected as

speaker and Bro. Gary Buff was the alternate.

Nominations for the Tuesday night evangelistic message were: E. A.

Sharver, D. C. Caves, Roy Reed, June Godbehere, and Martin Canavan. The vot-

ing resulted in Bro. E. A. Sharver being elected as the speaker and Bro. Roy Reed

as the alternate.

A motion and second that all the elections be made unanimous carried.

Bro. Gregory Andino gave a report.

A motion and second that we recommend to Bro. Andino and the Free-

dom Church that they resolve the financial problems discussed here concerning

Bro. Andino. The motion carried.

A motion and second that Bro. Patterson’s sermon be printed in our

minutes. An amendment was moved and seconded that it be printed in tract form.

The motion carried.

Bro. Larry Reeves gave a report on State Youth Camp at Santa Cruz. It

will be the last two weeks of July.

Bro. Roy Reed announced the State Youth Rally, July 15, 16 at Bell-

flower.

A motion and second that we adjourn. The motion carried. Bro. George

Walton dismissed the service in prayer.

RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, The annual pastor’s conference at Hume Lake Conference

Grounds has proven to be one of the most beneficial meetings ever held; and

WHEREAS, This annual retreat for pastors and their wives provides benefits

to the profit of every church in California; THEREFORE, Be it Resolved:

That we earnestly recommend to each church that they pay the fees to the pas-

tors’ conference for their pastor and his wife. We believe this will be money

well spent on the part of each church.

October 14-16, 1971.

Resolutions Committee

Roy M. Reed

Bob Jones

RESOLUTION

Whereas, Bro. Jim Gage has made it known that he feels the Lord

wishes him to serve on the Latin American mission field;

Whereas, Bro. Gage has been endorsed by the church where he holds

membership for this mission endeavor;

Whereas, Bro. Gage will be endorsed by his sponsoring church to

the churches of the American Baptist Association when the messengers are

convened at Albuquerque, New Mexico in June 1971 for cooperative support

as missionary to Colombia, South America;

Whereas, Bro. Gage has labored on the mission field here in Califor-

nia for the past 3 1/2 years and his work is best known to the brethren of this

state;

Be it therefore resolved that the messengers of the California As-

sociation when convened at San Jose, California, during their regular annual

session April 5-7, 1971, go on record as concurring with the endorsement

of Bro. Gage to go on the foreign mission field, and that we commend him

highly to our brethren of the American Baptist Association and ask them to

consider with favor his recommendation to serve the Lord in Colombia, South

America.

Martin Canavan

RESOLUTION OF THANKS

It is no small undertaking for one church to host a meeting of such

magnitude as the California Cooperative Association of Missionary Baptist

Churches.

Whereas, Landmark Missionary Baptist Church of San Jose has ob-

viously planned, and planned well, to entertain this twenty-first annual ses-

sion of our association;

And, Whereas, the church has graciously made available her beauti-

ful and elegant facilities for the entertainment of this meeting;

And, Whereas, the pastor of Landmark Baptist Church of San Jose

and all the members present have given of themselves so unselfishly to make

our messengers feel welcome,

Therefore Be It Resolved, that we express our esteem for this

church and for her pastor; and, that we extend to them our deepest gratitude

by a standing vote of thanks.

Respectfully submitted

Resolutions Committee

Roy M. Reed

Bob Jones

RESOLUTION

Whereas, a song service should provide the means of unifying a

group by providing a common channel for individuals to join together in

worship, prayer, and praise;

Whereas, a song service should teach and reinforce spiritual truths;

Whereas, a song service should create the proper mood for the wor-

ship service;

Whereas, worship is an experience characterized by an awareness

of God, a recognition of His holiness and majesty and a response in loving

obedience to His leadership.

Therefore be it resolved, that the churches of this association evalu-

ate the music program in their church to be sure it provides a meaningful part

of the worship service.

Be it further resolved, That the churches encourage their music di-

rectors to further their musical education so that they might improve this

important part of the worship of God.

Dale Baldridge

Churches

Anaheim

7,855.00

145.00

13,586.69

50.23

Antioch

5,610.00

455.00

6,053.39

851.49

Armona

6,240.00

242.92

5,888.92

Arroyo Grande

2,470.00

130.00

10.986.20

Atascadera

1,800.00

24,000.00

30.00

Bakersfield (Bethel)

5,07915

150.00

4,299.42

24.32

Bakersfield (Faith)

2,000.00

60.00

1,700.00

72.00

Bakersfield (First)

4,333.50

140.00

6,154.45

Bakersfield (New Bethel)

2,82986

120.00

57.62

11.55

Bakersfield

(New Hope)

85.00

3,110.80

55.96

Baldwin Park

1,675.15

65.00

120.00

744.28

Bellflower

7,155.0

333.10

17,983.24

950.00

Bloomington

7,149.00

75.00

3,745.02

966.64

Blythe

3,750.00

100.00

656.00

32.00

Brentwood

6,200.97

316.00

2,862.10

Buena Park

1,000.00

6,500.00

500.00

Carson

7,220.00

220.00

9,506.95

50.00

Cloverdale

310.00

2,293.14

Concord

7,607.08

251.98

5,104.13

200.72

Corcoran

6,365.00

618.00

5,584.98

135.90

Dinuba

2,370.00

1,075.00

85.12

Downey

3,900.00

305.00

2,680.66

30.00

Eureka

6,692.00

380.00

1,764.00

1,460.00

Fairfield

805.00

480.00

945.00

Folsom

268.65

4,494.32

37.55

Fortuna

1,050.00

480.91

1,211.00

Freedom

6,432.13

226.04

7,008.15

169.87

Fresno (Calvary)

2,693.0

25.00

3,624.46

137.68

Fresno (First)

2,793.64

445.68

2,974.56

59.96

Fresno (McKinley)

1,485.00

405.00

1,077.72

75.00

Glendale

240.00

130.00

4,695.00

Greenfield

611.90

10.00

945.00

60.00

Hayward

7,200.00

251.00

7,756.92

48.96

Heber

2,306.55

330.00

4,350.53

239.54

Hughson

568.24

114.67

2,093.36

16.83

Keyes

1,325.89

145.52

40.00

2,589.91

La Mesa (San Diego)

6,768.49

476.00

3,568.00

178.60

Lancaster (Landmark)

4,140.00

75.00

40.00

154.32

Lancaster (Missionary)

4,050.00

51.59

1,866.00

655.00

Lomita

5,200.00

162.00

6,550.00

290.46

Lompoc

2,725.00

72.00

3,276.18

83.38

Long Beach (Dominguez)

6,375.00

100.00

10,106.23

524.00

Long Beach (Sharon)

6,230.00

266.27

7,140.65

293.27

Lynwood

2,649.50

300.00

4,281.83

71.23

Manteca

3,470.00

450.00

1,332.81

942.78

Martinez

7,720.00

319.01

3,574.40

2,501.19

McFarland

5,300.00

25.00

4,993.44

53.49

Mira Loma

875.00

146.00

1,039.08

55.91

Modesto

5,982.00

121.73

5,165.96

48.25

Norco

4,700.00

176.10

130.41

181.70

1,020.75

452.87

4,183.60

8,812.64

36,106.78

1,659.60

2,910.08

5,801.30

25,911.71

49,252.57

476.01

480.00

1,898.89

4,445.16

19,671.90

291.13

159.38

2,156.71

16,193.42

250.00

205.00

650.00

1,000.00

27,935.00

184.45

28.47

54.49

914.89

10,735.19

64.00

12.00

498.00

240.00

4,454.40

102.50

184.97

467.05

28.42

11,410.89

42.80

650.00

1,066.15

4,777.98

70.70

26.00

370.00

405.85

4,124.31

283.40

187.60

1,852.28

2,981.68

8,887.39

2,551.59

2,581.80

5,671.61

21,773.49

93,936.30

219.70

30.00

1,098.18

789.34

14,072.88

62.70

10.00

443.51

335.72

5,389.93

581.73

783.54

1,968.52

3,627.22

16,340.08

100.00

108.00

8,208.00

280.22

92.00

332.57

2,783.56

20,485.30

21.20

100.00

197.84

328.58

3,250.76

806.34

1,440.34

2,593.78

5,389.37

23,393.74

840.40

430.53

3,062.00

4,327.78

21,328.59

95.40

302.23

768.05

4,695.80

346.95

165.52

1,837.88

5,704.59

14,970.60

95.25

371.75

765.81

2,870.93

13,255.74

191.65

186.50

242.54

3,926.06

245.04

10.00

234.25

2,943.91

8,233.72

170.87

145.53

1,221.59

4,279.70

303.11

775.27

960.86

15,875.45

56.43

101.39

270.72

6,908.68

250.32

363.32

388.52

534.96

7,811.16

74.75

75.00

534.42

265.04

3,868.40

72.00

160.00

608.00

826.00

6,731.00

67.38

75.00

1,769.28

278.74

752.40

15,519.31

397.04

325.99

910.63

315.71

9,175.99

68.55

123.67

3,085.32

55.72

73.89

4,177.28

347.19

224.92

1,534.82

5,733.06

18,831.08

75.14

310.77

429.67

906.58

6,471.48

160.00

93.37

372.48

400.00

7,658.45

417.34

554.15

1,305.75

4,748.21

19,227.91

126.60

184.48

553.45

126.60

7,386.80

1,442.93

1,800.00

11,801.63

28,164.35

60,314.14

338.92

417.50

1,525.00

2,171.80

19,024.27

441.38

277.97

2,890.38

1,108.35

12,020.62

115.00

127.34

458.72

219.25

7,115.70

241.37

239.93

513.72

15,109.62

370.17

1,216.97

3,041.34

847.68

15,848.04

48.79

10.00

61.00

384.38

2,620.16

186.25

268.17

2,262.78

1,106.58

15,141.72

230.07

111.71

915.19

2,855.41

9,300.59

4,800.00

121.84

3,474.38

793.03

100.00

1,982.57

49.88

75.00

2,442.70

1,123.63

262.70

6,531.72

143.66

83.38

3,025.69

271.26

2,624.56

10.83

254.53

4,197.54

46.33

199.05

4,511.93

176.87

130.00

2,042.87

15.00

1,944.30

21.05

237.23

1,599.72

26.22

75.00

2,518.31

375.00

12,480.00

54.00

352.40

832.37

13.31

791.54

86.15

860.42

277.80

205.00

3,068.27

9.45

50.00

4,104.68

330.00

50.00

7,982.79

566.25

49.76

12,790.62

20.84

393.00

6,528.23

332.24

78.84

830.00

137.00

2,661.04

59.34

266.39

18,358.22

115.98

4,821.00

27.60

90.00

599.52

4,275.30

600.00

300.00

209.42

4,634.61

26.30

4,320.00

726.16

558.23

71.00

3,181.00

173.45

6,642.35

2,407.25

345.54

407.91

164.42

285.00

2,240.00

32.00

304.97

2,340.00

183.75

2,481.09

75.00

3,943.00

85.81

158.88

6,790.69

157.91

200.57

1,340.84

225.00

3,171.53

100.00

150.00

327.00

1,336.83

274.23

2,177.50

221.78

362.28

106.30

28.49

241.00

2,214.88

50.00

160.00

872.21

387.25

150.00

794.05

62.13

19,447.38

404,205.94

24,439.71

330.00

1,243.81

6,059.63

19,621.28

1,500.00

1,784.63

12,378.69

29,134.03

258.97

1,143.94

1,908.56

11,196.68

400.00

524.74

8,169.15

725.47

1,871.81

257.50

16,659.28

283.06

1,008.23

11,399.02

587.47

770.39

688.05

11,660.38

363.75

1,322.00

8,577.20

86.67

2,308.87

1,450.49

15,812.29

190.00

364.58

704.91

5,292.97

269.34

2,463.02

408.44

9,501.19

351.69

1,615.76

2,804.68

13,821.61

283.02

634.81

2,341.43

9,687.02

325.00

647.00

1,437.00

19,054.00

503.34

1,409.63

25,735.59

33,027.66

13.25

263.92

1,160.23

6,318.79

64.47

224.34

426.40

2,884.93

47.21

285.21

1,340.20

9,738.19

380.35

1,968.98

3,445.04

16,734.42

8,449.45

10,422.80

4,180.51

45,569.77

770.91

2,343.64

21,348.20

665.64

1,299.60

1,415.80

16,175.14

253.62

1,233.23

791.12

8,294.12

345.95

321.40

830.41

6,938.46

911.40

2,072.15

3,388.12

33,624.20

1,222.40

400.00

8,644.85

335.00

959.50

1,662.78

85.00

633.51

4,718.24

15,402.72

100.00

210.71

1,250.98

52.31

53.20

656.59

470.15

857.32

945.01

9,971.18

87.00

1,188.96

1,825.00

10,942.42

217.25

780.00

2,262.16

107.00

583.00

237.00

6,619.00

900.00

10,157.14

10,551.49

38,858.42

90.00

120.00

1,124.56

7,599.65

200.00

202.32

497.05

8,112.67

176.26

342.92

2,505.67

11,745.82

90.00

673.50

116.00

8,515.46

125.70

1,133.60

1,706.75

10,382.31

555.75

3,073.32

538.45

18,048.21

123.40

2,122.19

4,069.30

286.00

663.00

267.55

6,291.98

816.00

1,506.00

50.12

647.92

2,204.63

7,475.48

194.15

47.05

2,109.14

4,856.67

123.89

1,250.27

4,938.86

12,852.37

726.21

2,322.63

4,240.45

16,077.00

160.00

220.00

197.31

8,046.62

715.98

291.46

1,155.74

9,374.51

40,443.34

153,851.21

271,336.05

1,361,774.94

MISSION SECTION

MEMBERS OF THE MISSIONARY COMMITTEE

Moderator

Thomas Counts

7933 Bradshaw Rd., Sacramentc

Assistant Moderator

L. E. McCalister

192 S. Orange, Orange

Clerk

George Walton

2913 Tully Rd., Modesto

Assistant Clerk

Dewey Caves

2155 Chanticleer Ave.

Santa Cruz

Treasurer

D. S. Madden

2011 Random Dr., Anaheim

Assistant Treasurer

June Godbehere

P.O. Box 1277, Reseda

Allen Adkins

P.O. Box 697, Armona

Dwight Patterson

10527 Capistrano, South Gate

Hoyt Chastain

10460 Greenhurst, Bellflower

Travis Hubbard

3211 1/2 E. H-14, Lancaster

Bill Woodall

4130 Baptist Ct., No. Highlands

MISSIONARIES RECOMMENDED FOR SALARY

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

Salary: $500.00

Housing: $200. 00

Ellis Fisher, 6083 Madelaine Dr. , Newark 94560

Salary: $500.00

Housing: $200.00

Benefits: 5% Social Security on the missionaries’ salaries of $700 per month.

MISSIONARIES RECOMMENDED FOR DESIGNATED FUNDS

James Roberts: % Norwalk Church

Ford Bryant: % Norwalk Church

Jimmy Williams: % Cypress Church

Danny Martinez: % Norwalk Church

MISSIONARY COMMITTEE REPORT

April 5, 1971

The meeting opened with song and prayer.

Bro. Dwight Patterson was elected moderator in the absence of Bro.

Thomas Counts. The clerk called the roll.

Bro. D. S. Madden gave the treasurer’s report. A motion was made and

second to adopt the report. The motion carried.

Bro. L. D. Perdue gave his mission report. A motion and second to

adopt his report. The motion carried.

Bro. Ellis Fisher presented his mission report in Union City and Fre-

mont area. A motion and second to adopt his report. Motion carried.

Bro. Jim Gage gave his report of the Arroyo Grande work. Bro. Gage

is presently planning to go on the foreign field in Colombia. A motion and sec-

ond to adopt his report. Motion carried.

Bro. William Roberts gave his report of the Fairfield work. A motion

and second to adopt his report. Motion carried.

Bro. James Roberts gave his report of the Artesia work. A motion and

second was made to adopt his report. Motion carried.

Bro. Martin Canavan gave a report on the Alaska mission work where

Bro. Ron Stone is laboring. A mission in Anchorage has been established. A

motion and second to adopt his report was made. Motion carried.

Bro. Jack Wilkins gave a report of the Spanish speaking mission in

Bakersfield where Bro. Gregory Andino is laboring. A motion and second was

made to adopt his report. Motion carried.

The clerk read the letters of recommendation of the missionaries for

designated funds. They were Brethren James Roberts and J. Williams.

The letters were read recommending salaried missionaries. Brethren

L. D. Perdue and Ellis Fisher were recommended for salary.

A motion and second was made to increase the salary of Bros. Perdue

and Fisher from $600 per month to $700 per month.

An amendment was made and second to declare $200 for housing and

$500 for salary. The amendment carried.

A motion and second was made to recommend Bros. James Roberts

and Jimmy Williams to receive designated offerings. The motion carried.

A motion and second was made to pay 5% social security on the mis-

sionary’s salaries of $700 per month. The motion carried. A motion was made

to adjourn. It carried.

April 6, 1971, 1:45 P.M.

Missionary Committee meeting was called to order by Bro. Counts.

The election of the following officers were:

Moderator

Tom Counts

Assistant Moderator

L. E, Mcealister

Clerk

George Walton

Assistant Clerk

Dewey Caves

Bro. Chastain wanted to include Brothers Ford Bryant as missionary

to Canada and Danny Martinez in Yuma in our mission report.

ANNUAL MISSION REPORT

Balance on hand with which to begin the year 1970-71

48.72

Deposited for the year ending

March 30, 1971

15,804.72

15,853.44

Paid Outs For The Year

L. D. Perdue

7.451.83

Ellis H. Fisher

6,421.22

Jim Gage

1,086.35

Fred Shrum

303.34

James Roberts

18.71

Total Paid outs For Missions

15, 281.45

571.99

Christian Education (C. M, B. 1.)

18.25

553.74

Bank Service Charge

15.02

Bad Check

5.00

20.02

533.72

NOTES:

1. The difference between the a mount paid to Bro. Perdue and Bro. Fisher is

due to the amount collected on the field during the year.

2. There were 38 churches who sent money for State Missions in April, 1970.

There were 52 churches and 3 Ladies’ Auxiliaries who sent money in Febru-

ary, 1971. February was the largest month of the associational year, with over

$1,800.00.

3. Should the churches desire monthly reports mailed out, along with their

receipts, it would involve about $8.00 per month.

4. The four quarterly mailings, addressing material and printing of the reports

amounted to $37.72 for the year.

5. The first nine months of the associational year, the last nine months of

1970, were real slow months. The first three months of 1971 have been fine

months for State Missions. For the most part of last year. the salaried mis-

sionaries were as much as two weeks late getting paid. For this two weeks to

be caught up, one half of a month’s mission offerings, or more, had to be sent

in. The job was done and the churches brought the offerings on up until we

have well over $600.00 on hand.

6. After the last deposit was made for the year, another $157. 24 has been

received.

Respectfully submitted

D. S. Madden, Treasurer

FOREIGN MISSIONS

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

The Missionary Baptist churches cooperative with the A.B.A. be-

lieve the full authority of the commission as stated in Matthew 28:19, 20 rests

on the local church. “Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in

the name of the Father and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: Teaching them

to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you, and lo, I am with

you alway, even unto the end of the world.”

We are not only to teach or make disciples of all nations but to mark

them by baptism.

The Lord is opening doors for Missionary Baptists as never before,

Brother Stone is in Alaska; Brother Morley is in the Solomon Islands; Broth-

er Gage is going to Colombia, South America; Brother Goulding and Brother

Artavia and others are in Costa Rica, all from the state of California.

The churches of the State Cooperative Association have the greatest

opportunity they have ever had, to have a part in the spread of the Gospel.

The responsibility lies upon each church to carry out this great commission

and the Lord holds each one responsible.

Let us strive harder to send men where the Lord opens the door.

Respectfully submitted

Monroe Patterson

Earl Walker

Gerald Hosman

HOME MISSIONS

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

We believe the coming of the Lord is fast approaching. As we look

on the fields, we see thousands of souls dying daily. We believe a greater

effort is necessary to win souls and teach the truth of God’s Word.

The great commission (Matthew 28:18-20) of our Lord provides

the churches with power and authority to reach the lost in our communities

in this most populace state in the union. Many towns, cities, and metropoli-

tian areas do not have New Testament churches to hear the truths of God’s

Word.

We, your committee, recommend that every pastor and church fer-

vently follow the concepts of the commission: (1) “as ye go” make learners

of Jesus, (2) baptize them, (3) teach them “to observe” all things, whatso-

ever I have commanded. (Matthew 28:19, 20)

We recommend more personal witnessing, prayer for more labor-

ers, greater support for the missionaries already on the fields and promote

more mission rallies among our churches.

We further recommend the “Land for Mission Development” to

our churches as one means of obtaining land and buildings in mission areas

throughout the state.

Prayerfully submitted

E. A. Sharver

Jack Wilkins

Howard Eddings

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

“Go ye, therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the

name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, TEACHING

them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you” was the

direct commandment of the Lord to His church. Failure to obey all three

phases of God’s Commission results in immature children, lost lives, and

weakened churches. For this reason we recommend that all our sister

churches prayerfully evaluate the effectiveness of their teaching ministry.

Then, to begin strengthening all needed areas. We further recommend that

all new converts be immediately given basic Bible doctrines and spiritual

concepts in classes especially designed for them. In other areas we recom-

mend that our sister churches emphasize the importance of Sunday School

and Baptist Training Course teaching and that we strive to better qualify

teachers through teacher training programs.

We recommend also that all of the churches in our affiliated work

vigorously support with prayer and finance our church sponsored Missionary

Baptist schools.

Christian Education Committee

Gary Buff

John Stevens

Jim Cain

CHRISTIAN LITERATURE

We believe the Bible to be God’s Holy and Divinely Inspired Word.

It is our sufficient and final authority in all matters. We believe it should be

stored in the heart (Psalm 119:11) to make one strong in the Lord to be able

to fight sin. We further believe the Word lights our path to a more dedicated

and consecrated life (Psalm 119:105). 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 available to our people. They reflect Missionary Baptist beliefs and

practices. We recommend the continued support of these fine papers.

We also recommend and encourage the use of our American Baptist

Association series of literature and teaching aids as the best available any-

where. We encourage that these be used as a guide to Bible study.

We further encourage churches to seek out and promote the reading

and study of Bible material which exalts Jesus Christ.

James B. Powers

James C. Pack

B. G. Woodall

STATE LADIES’ AUXILIARY

The State Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Cooperative Association of

Missionary Baptist Churches of California had fifty-nine auxiliaries repre-

sented by letter in the annual meeting.

The assembly was welcomed by Mrs. Hazel Davis of San Jose.

Response by Euvis Patterson, South Gate.

An inspiring program entitled “The Nameless Ones” was present-

ed.

New officers elected were:

President, Pat Counts, Sacramento

First Vice-Pres., Pat Smith, San Jose

Second Vice-Pres., Betty Shaw, Bellflower

Sec.-Treas., Lois Stevens, Stockton

Asst., Sec. -Treas. , Phyllis Webb, Antioch

Parliamentarian, Ann Walton, Modesto

Asst. Parliamentarian, Dorothy Canavan, Long Beach

The 1972 goal is “Land for Missions.”

Total funds received were $297. 51.

Respectfully submitted

Pat Counts

PUBLICITY REPORT

Balance brought forward

122. 50

Expense of this meeting

Equipment

31.50

Custodian

60. 00

Film, bulbs, developing

12.74

Telephone expense

14.60

Total

118.84

Received from Ladies’ Auxiliary

10. 00

Received from State Association

140.00

Total

150.00

Balance brought forward

122.50

Total

272.50

Expense

118.84

Balance on hand

153.66

Hoyt Chastain

Publicity Director

TREASURER’S REPORT

On hand per page 49, 1970 Minutes

522.60

Expenses

Mission office printing

30.00

Printing of minutes

438.50

Postage

37.10

Addressing plates

1.40

Total Expense

507.00

Balance on hand at San Jose

15.60

Received at San Jose

1290.00

Balance to account for

1305.60

Paid to Publicity and Building

140.00

Paid missions

5.00

Paid clerk

275.00

Paid D. S. Madden salary

125.00

Expense

37.72

Balance on hand

722.88

MEMORIAL COMMITTEE

So often in this life we are faced with the heartache and sorrow of

losing a loved one. But we can find comfort in the promise of God’s Word.

Knowing those loved ones have gone on to be with the Lord. That the trials

and disappointments and temptations of this life are behind them.

Dinuba (Landmark)

Bro. R. E. Berry

Carson (Immanuel)

Sis. Stella Prior, Sis. Bernice

Whitaker, Sis. Bertie Trammel

Hughson

Bro. Lynn Bussel, Bro. Guy

Breshears

Modesto (Tully Rd.)

Sis. Hattie Wilson, Sis. Viola

Dehart

Lomita (First)

Bro. Larry Goss, William Lee

Spinks

Long Beach (Dominguez)

Bertie Herring, Bro. Treadway,

Mildred Crowell, Bessis Stice

Bakersfield (Faith)

Sis. Eva Pbynor

San Jose (Landmark)

Bro. Lewis Hall, Media Samford

Bellflower (First)

Bro. Otis Wolfe

Armona (First)

Sis. Flora Jones, Bro. W. Howerton,

Sis. Ethel Todd

Corcoran (First)

Roy Reeves, Burkett

Lompoc (Landmark)

John W. Pinl

Sanger (H Shiloh)

Sis. Mary Smith Harrison

Sunnyvale (1st Landmark)

Mae Wilson

Sacramento (Southside)

Sis. Clara Hawkins, Sis. Dorthy

Sampson

Stockton (Eastside)

Garry Touchstone

McFarland (First)

Mary Miller, Katie Meeks,

Henry Duke

Wasco

Sara Price

Norco

Larry Salyer

Bloomington (First)

Sis. Lela Chambers, Bro. Bob

Anderson

Freedom (Landmark)

Sis. Ellen Fades, Bro. Clay

Holloway

Martinez (Emmanuel)

Anna Crouch, William Davis,

Mary Ellen Davis

Sacramento (Cypress)

Bro. Willie Duncan

Santa Susana

Sis. Esther Ellis

Vallejo (First)

Sis. Ella K. Bell

Hayward (Emmanuel)

Paul Durrett

Visalia (First)

Sis. Leola Dillon

lbrterville (Landmark)

Sis. Beulah Reeves, Lule Mae

Kelley

Buena Park (First)

Sis. Nina Andrews

Oroville (Olive Hill)

Sis. Oma Gross

Salinas (First)

Bro. A. E. Dollar

Oildale (First)

Bro. Roscoe Clendenon, Sis.

Georgia Fairbanks, Sis. Shirley

Talley

Redlands (First)

Bro. Walter Barnes, Bro. Paul

Haffstuttler, Bro. Howard Nicholas,

Bro. S. L. Hubbard

Oakdale (First)

Sis. Brenda Howell, Ethell Mabry

Sacramento (Landmark)

Bro. M. B. Hubbard, Bro. Joe

Rankin, Bro. Richard D. Massey,

Bro. William Admire, Sis. Carol

Grimes

Norwalk

Kenneth Hill

Victorville

Andy Underwood

MINUTES OF THE FOURTEENTH 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 auxilia-

ries represented.

The Fourteenth Annual Meeting was held in the auditorium of the

Landmark Missionary Baptist Church, San Jose, California, April 5, 1971.

DIRECTORY OF OFFICERS

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

First Vice-President: Pat Smith, 499 Coyote Rd., San Jose 95111

Second Vice-President: Betty Shaw, 9332 Faywood Bellflower 90706

Secretary-Treasurer: Lois Stevens, 2040 E. Fourth St., Stockton 95206

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

Assistant Parliamentarian: Dorothy Canavan, 2715 Washington

Long Beach 90810

DIRECTORY OF DISTRICT AUXILIARIES AND OFFICERS

Dates of District Meetings

Central Coast

President: Florence Self, 300 N. “X” St. , Lompoc 93436

Secretary: Barbara Vesper, 202 W. North, Lompoc 93436

Date of Meeting: Second Saturday of every third month

Central Valley

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

Secretary: Audene Hooper, 808 Rose Ln., Iktrterville 93257

Date of Meeting: Second Saturday of every quarter

Northern Coastal

President: LaVera Wilkins, 2151 Freedom, Freedom 95019

Secretary: Phyllis Webb, 2308 McGinley, Antioch 94509

Date of Meeting: Fourth Saturday of the first month in each quarter

Paradise Valley

President: Juanita Foust, 1307 Silver Maple Dr., Hacienda Hts. 91745

Secretary: Brenda Cunningham, 265 E. Kingsley, Pomona 91767

Date of Meeting: Second Tuesday of every other month

Sacramento Valley

President: Maurine Perdue, 118 McKierman Dr., Folsom 95630

Secretary: Phyllis Williams, 2125 WinafredSt. , Sacramento 95825

Date of Meeting: Fourth Saturday of each quarter

Southern Coastal

President: Dorothy Madden, 2011 Random Dr., Anaheim 92804

Secretary: Sherry L. Plemons, 710 W. Bellevue Dr.Anaheim 92805

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

Tri- Valley Association

President: Helen Dees, 1911 Ukiah, Oxnard 93030

Secretary: Marion Lackie, 10745 HayVenhurst, Granada Hills 91344

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

BUSINESS MEETING OF THE LADIES’ AUXILIARY

3:00 P. M., April 5, 1971

The 1971 session of the State Ladies’ Auxiliary was opened with

the singing of “Stepping in the Light,” led by Sis. Janis Bernasconi of Sher-

idan, and Sis. Dorothy Zgraggen of Sacramento, at the piano. Sis. Mickey

Godbehere of Reseda, led in the opening prayer.

Sis. Pat Counts, President, presided during the Fourteenth Annual

State Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Cooperative Association of Missionary Bap-

tist Churches.

The welcome address was given by Sis. Hazel Davis, San Jose.

The response was given by Sis. Euvis Patterson, South Gate.

Sis Betty Shaw, First Vice-President, introduced the program, a

dramatization, “The Nameless Ones.”

A special in song entitled “Let the Beauty of Jesus be Seen” was

rendered by Sis. Corena Baldridge of Bellflower.

The devotional was given by Sis. Betty Shaw of Bellflower.

A special in song entitled “The Tomb is Empty” was rendered by

Sis. Darla Wilkins, Oroville. The words of the song were written by Bro.

Dale Baldridge, Bellflower.

The program, “The Nameless Ones,” was presented by the follow-

ing:

Narrator: Phyllis Webb

Woman Who Anointed Jesus: Diane Clemons

Woman Taken in Adultery: LaVera Wilkins

Mother of Moses: Jeanne Perdue

Daughter of Pharaoh: Jacque Cowger

Lot’s Wife: Beulah Garner

Job’s Wife: Jewel Lyons

Pilate’s Wife: Betty Reeves

Poor Widow: Christine Caves

Virtuous Woman: Betty Brown

Singers: Maxine Shaffer and Boots Edsall

Sis. Pat Smith accompanied at the piano for special music during

the program.

A special in song entitled “Take My Life, and Let It Be” was ren-

dered by Sis. Earla Bowline of Woodbridge.

A rising vote of thanks was extended for this very inspiring pro-

gram.

Sis. Pat Counts, President, from Sacramento, declared the State

Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Cooperative Association of Missionary Baptist

Churches to be in session. Sis. Irese McKellip, Tulare, led in prayer.

Sis. Lois Stevens, Stockton, read the following statement of prin-

ciples and correction to by-laws for the officers of the State Auxiliary. (See

Statement of Principles in minutes).

Motion was made to adopt the Statement of Principles and correction

to by-laws. Second and carried.

Motion was made that the second highest be the assistant officer.

Second and carried.

The nominations for President were: Sis. Pat Counts, Sis. Pat Smith,

Sis. Betty Shaw. Sis. Pat Counts was elected as President with Sis. Pat Smith

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

The nominations for Secretary-Treasurer were: Sis. Lois Stevens,

Sis. Phyllis Webb, and Sis. Sherry Plemons. Sis. Lois Stevens was. elected

Secretary-Treasurer with Sis. Phyllis Webb as assistant.

The nominations for Parliamentarian were: Sis. Ann Walton, Sis.

Ruby Chastain, and Sis. Dorothy Canavan. Sis. Ann Walton was elected with

Sis. Dorothy Canavan as her assistant.

There were three goals suggested for the coming year: (1) California

Mission Development, (2) Bro. Ray Miller, San Francisco Missions, (3) Bro.

Roy Hawthorne, Arizona. The elected goal for the coming year is “California

Mission Development.”

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

1. Central Valley-given by Sis. Gail Scott

2. Northern Coastal-given by Sis. Phyllis Webb

3. Paradise Valley-given by Sis. Brenda Cunningham

4. Sacramento Valley-given by Sis. Maurine Purdue

5. Southern Coastal-given by Sis. Sherry Plemons

6. Tri-Valley Association-given by Sis. Helen Dees

7. Central Coast-given by Sis. Florence Self

Sis. Lois Stevens gave the Secretary-Treasurer’s report.

Motion and second to accept the report as read. Carried.

Sis. Lois Stevens read the budget for 1971.

Minute Fund

90.00

Clerk Hire

40.00

First Vice- President

Program Mailing Expense

15.00

Publicity

10.00

San Jose Church

for entertainment Expense

10.00

Reserve Fund

50.00

TOTAL

215.00

Motion to adopt the budget as read. Sis. Pat Smith moved an amend-

ment to the 1971 budget to read: the Secretary-’Treasurer receive $25.00 and

Assistant receive $15.00 ($40.00 as of budget). Motion carried as amended.

Sis. Lois Stevens read the votes of the letters. “Any excess funds

may be given to State Ladies’ Auxiliary goal.” There were 35 yes, and 2 no

votes. “Last year’s excess fund may be given to Land for Missions.” There

were 32 yes, and 3 no votes. “Land for Missions” received a total of $372.

79.

Motion by Sis. LaVera Wilkins to give a vote of thanks to the San

Jose Church for hosting our meeting. Second and carried.

We were dismissed in prayer by Sis. Betty Reeves, Antioch.

There were 68 auxiliaries represented. There were seven new aux-

iliaries: Fairfield, Folsom. Sanger. Santa Paula, Vallejo, Valley Springs, and

Ventura. A total of $313.51 sent to the State Meeting.

Lois Stevens

Secretary-Treasurer

TREASURER’S REPORT

Balance brought forward from 1970

331.28

Received at 1971 meeting

313.51

Minutes and Clerk Hire

286.51

State Goal, C. M. B. 1. & M. B. C.

17.00

C. M. B. I. designated

10.00

Total

644.79

Disbursements:

Minutes

90.00

Clerk Hire, 1970

30.00

Program mailing expense

15.00

Publicity

10.00

San lose Church for entertainment

expense

10.00

State Goal, C. M. B. I. & M. B. C.

17.00

C, M. B. 1, designated

10.00

Land for Missions

372.79

Total disbursements

554. 79

Balance on hand

90.00

Reserve fund

50.00

Clerk hire, 1971

40.00

Returned program mailing expense

4.88

Total to account for

94.88

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 local churches to be active in all phases of the work in which they have

the spiritual right to participate, and toencourage the establishment of Auxil-

iaries in all Missionary Baptist Churches were none exist.

ARTICLE III Definition

This Auxiliary shall be composed of messengers of the local Aux-

iliaries 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 Committee meets.

ARTICLE VI Officers and Duties of Officers

The officers of the State Auxiliary shall be: (1) President, (2) First

Vice-President, (3) Second Vice-President, (4) Secretary-Treasurer, (5) As-

sistant Secretary-Treasurer, (6) Parliamentarian, (7) Assistant Parliamentar-

ian.

The duties of the officers of the State Auxiliary shall be:

Section I. President: The duties of the President shall be (1) To pre-

side overall State Meetings, (2) To call special meetings when necessary, (3)

To appoint committees as directed by the Messenger Body, (4) To be active

in looking after the welfare of the work.

Section II. Vice-President: The duty of the First Vice-President shall

be to preside over the meetings in the absence of the President or when called

upon by the President.

The duties of the Second Vice-President shall be: (1) To preside

over the meetings in the absence of the President and First Vice-President

or when called upon by either of them to do so, (2) To prepare the program

for the State Meeting for the following year and to notify each auxiliary.

Section III. Secretary-Treasurer: The duties of the Secretary-Trea-

surer shall be: (I) To keep an accurate record of the proceedings of all meet-

ings,(2) To announce special meetings, (3) To prepare and read reports as

instructed by the Messenger Body, (4) To prepare and submit to the clerks

of the California Cooperative Association the minutes of each annual meet-

ing, (5) To receive and disburse funds as designated by the donors, (6) To

keep an accurate record of all funds received and disbursed by the auxiliary,

(7) To present a budget at each annual meeting.

Section IV. Assistant Secretary-Treasurer: The duty of the Assis-

tant Secretary-Treasurer shall be to assist the Secretary-Treasurer in what-

ever manner needed in performing the duties of that office.

Section V. Parliamentarian: The duty of the Parliamentarian shall

be to offer advice on parliamentary procedure when called upon or when

the need arises.

Section VI. Assistant Parliamentarian: The duty of the Assistant

Parliamentarian shall be to assist the Parliamentarian in whatever manner

needed in performing the duties of that office.

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 con-

secutively many 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

Committees shall be appointed by the President except when the

President requests that they be elected.

ARTICLE X Amendments

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 Texas St., Antioch 94509

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

ARMONA:

President: Marie Adkins, P.O. Box 697, Armona 93202

Secretary: Ona Burnett, P.O. Box 322, Armona 93202

ARROYO GRANDE:

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

Secretary: Karen Rutledge, 606 Mulberry Dr. , Arroyo Grande 93420

BAKERSFIELD, BETHEL:

President: Wendy Griffin, 3900 Trenton, Bakersfield 93309

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

BELLFLOWER:

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

Secretary: Mary Childs, 9625 Compton Blvd. , Bellflower

90706

BLYTHE:

President: Anna Crawford,536 N. 4th St. , Blythe 92225

Secretary: Rhoda Goats, P.O. Box315,Blythe 92225

BRENTWOOD:

President: Beulah Garner, Rt. 2, Box 979, Brentwood 94513

Secretary: Jewell Lyons, Rt. 2. Box 70, Oakley 94561

CARSON:

President: Lois Sharver, 24443 Island Ave., Carson 90745

Secretary: Jean Wilson, 5201 Belle Ave. , Cypress 90806

CONCORD:

President: Lorneva Pack, 1035 Treat Blvd. , Concord 94520

Secretary: Mickie Thomas, 196746th Ave., San Francisco

CORCORAN:

President: Katherine Cotton, P.O. Box941, Corcoran93212

Secretary: Leona Westbay, Box 1096, Corcoran 93212

DOWNEY:

President: Majorie A. Mackey, 111.13 Crestbrook, Norwalk

90650

Secretary:Suzanne Schlolzhauer, 14919 Bayou Ave. , Bellflower

90706

FAIRFIELD:

President: Kathy Maurer, 2019 A- Bristol Ln., Fairfield 94533

Secretary: Laverta Broadley, 342 Arizona St., Fairfield 94533

FOLSOM:

President: Maurine Perdue, 114 McKiernan Dr., Folsom 95630

Secretary: Mary Welch, 1304 School St. , Folsom 95630

FREEDOM:

President: Leavie Sykes, P.O. Box 467, Freedom 95019

Secretary: Nancy Edsall, I l Shady Oaks Dr. , Watsonville 95076

FRESNO, CALVARY:

President: Marie Poole, 3645 E. Clay, Fresno 93702

Secretary: Dessie Collings, 411 E. Fedorce, Fresno 93704

FRESNO, McKINLEY:

President: Shirley Edmondson, 2024 Katy Ln. , Fresno 93705

Secretary: Flossie Isenhower, 3028 N. Sherwood, Fresno 93705

GLENDALE:

President: Etta Morrison, 1205 Wildwood Dr., Los Angeles

90041

Secretary: Lorene Pruett, 3016 Division St. , Los Angeles

90065

KEYES:

President: Gladys Everett, 5504 8th St., Keyes 95328

Secretary: Annie Glover, 3605 Railroad Ave., Ceres 95307

LOMITA:

President: Lynn Buff, 1678 256th St. , Harbor City

Secretary: Sue England, 4144 W. 129th St. , Hawthorne 90250

LOMPOC:

President: Melba Latham, 308 N. “W”St. , Lompoc 93436

Secretary: Sandra Patrick, 206 N. “B”St. , Lompoc 93436

LONG BEACH, DOMINQUEZ:

President: Dorothy Canavan, 2715 Washington St. , Long Beach

90810

Secretary: Evalea C. Waters, 2740 Jackson St., Long Beach

90810

LONG BEACH, SHARON:

President: Virginia Kerby, 13907 Carfax, Bellflower 90706

Secretary: Ila Morgan, 219 E. 45th St. , Long Beach 90807

LYNWOOD:

President: Betty Keeling, 3246 Flower St. , Lynwood 90262

Secretary: Viki Smith, 6916 Adamson Ave., Bell Gardens 90201

MARTINEZ:

President: Muriel Lucas, 9 Benita Way, Martinez 94553

Secretary: Ina Mahoney, 2913 Sycamore St. , Martinez 94553

MCFARLAND:

President: JewelHoppert, P.O. Box 1571, McFarland93250

Secretary: PaulineT. Hampton, Rt. 1, Box224, Earlimart 93219

MEINERS OAKS:

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

Secretary: Barbara Breckely, 10386 Mammoth St. , Ventura 93003

MODESTO:

President: Wilma Killebrew, Geneva St , Modesto 95350

Secretary: Norma Hooper, 1226 Lauralee Ct. , Modesto 95350

NORCO:

President: Jeannette Cash, 4249 Woodward, Norco 91760

Secretary: Bernice Saleyer, 955 Cole St. , Norco 91760

NORTH HIGHLANDS:

President: Barbara Spence, 5049 Jackson, No. Highlands 95660

Secretary: Ann Cowan, 6932 Bismarck Dr., No. Highlands 95660

NORWALK:

President: Ruby Chastain, 10460, Greenhurst, Bellflower90706

Secretary: Pauline Lawrence, 13121 Flatbush, Norwalk 90650

OAKDALE:

President: Cecil Beckler, 20472 S. Seidner, Escalon 95320

Secretary: Irene Brown, 561 Del Rio Circle, Oakdale 95361

OAKLEY:

President: Lavera Foust, P.O. Box 724, Brentwood 94513

Secretary: Norma Robinson, Rt. 2, Bolton Ave., Oakley 94561

(Send all correspondence to: 338 A-Brownstone Rd.

Oakley 94561)

OILDALE:

President: Lela Eaton, 5913 Ronald Way, Bakersfield 93308

Secretary: Geneva A. Wylie, 619 Wilson Ave., Oildale 93308

ORANGE:

President: Cordell Thomason, 1622 Trinidad Way, Santa Ana

Secretary: Marilyne Murray, 627W. Almond, Orange 92668

OROVILLE:

President: Anna Reimann, 2738 Fay Way, Oroville 95965

Secretary: Darla Wilkins, 2903 Olive Hwy., Oroville 95965

OXNARD:

President: Nelda Langford, 1121 W. Laurel, Oxnard

Secretary: Frances Tackett, 3500 Sutter Dr. , Oxnard 93030

PITTSBURG:

President: Jimmie Sloan, 1913 Biglow Dr. , Antioch 94509

Secretary: Louise Mott, 253 El Camino Dr. , Pittsburg 94565

POMONA:

President: Frances Derschon, 2276 S.Powers, Ibmona 91766

Secretary: Brenda Cunningham, 265 E. Kingsley, Pomona 91767

PORTERVILLE, FIRST:

President: Audene Hooper, 808 Rose Ln. , Ibrterville 93257

Secretary: Virginia Cowart, Rt. 1, Box225, Terra Bella 93270

PORTERVILLE, LANDMARK:

President: Mrs. Ed Bost, 2263 E. Cleo Ave. , Ibrterville 93257

Secretary: Mrs. Kenneth Ellis, 225 S. Conner, Ibrterville 93257

REDLANDS:

President: Virginia Vinson, 10514 Nevada St. , Redlands 92373

Secretary: Dorothy Compton, 919 Barbara Lane, Redlands 92373

RIDGECREST:

President: Isabelle Edgin, P.O. Box 1.173, Ridgecrest 93555

Secretary: Winstina Pruit, 436 W. Wilson, Ridgecrest 93555

RIVERBANK:

President: Freida Dunn, P.O. Box 405, Riverbank 95367

Secretary: Viola Terrill, 6348-8th St. , Riverbank 95367

SACRAMENTO, CYPRESS:

President: Janice Ross, 7021 Power Inn Rd. , Sacramento

Secretary: Phyllis Smittle, 3731 California Ave. , Carmichael 95608

SALINAS:

President: Jimmie Gattis, 1010 Circle Dr. , Salinas 93901

Secretary: Lula Mae Fiser, 44 Midway, Salinas 9390L

SANGER:

President: Maxine Loyd, 1417 “7” St. , Sanger 93657

Secretary: June Warren, 17600E. Kings Canyon Rd., Sanger

SAN JOSE, LANDMARK:

President: Myrene Phillips, 214 Ridge Vista Dr. , San Jose 95127

Secretary: Sonja Elrod, 146 Cedar Ln. , San Jose 95127

SANTA CRUZ:

President: Christine Caves, 2155 Chanticlear Ave. , Santa Cruz

95060

Secretary: Karen Anderson, 635 1/2 Sumner St. , Santa Cruz

95060

SANTA MARIA:

President: Mrs. Don Wheeler, 1137 W. Williams, Santa Maria

93454

Secretary: Mrs. Ivan Edsall, 1012 W. Church, Santa Maria

93454

SANTA PAULA:

President: Zettie Patterson, 128 W. Santa Paula St.,

Santa Paula 93060

Secretary: Joyce Whiteside, 593 Anacapa Terrace,

Santa Paula 93060

SANTA ROSA:

President: Zola Jefferson, 2250 Vallejo St. , Santa Rosa 95404

Secretary: Dorothy Andrews, 2144 N. Orchard St. , Santa Rosa

95404

SHAFTER:

President: Elena Raygoza, 275 Golden West, Shafter

Secretary: Helen Hernandez, 2601 Victoria Dr., Bakersfield 93307

SHERIDAN:

President: Velma Beaver, 5939 Cohn Ave., Marysville 95901

Secretary: Geraldine Sims, P.O. Box 99, Wheatland 95692

SIMI VALLEY:

President: Peggy Hayes, 4466 Adam Rd. , Santa Susana 93065

Secretary: Eunice Bringendine, 2271 Mardrone St. , Simi 93065

SOUTH GATE:

President: Euvis Patterson, 10527 Capistrano, South Gate 90280

Secretary: Dayle Duke, 12214 Julius St., Downey 90242

STOCKTON, EASTSIDE:

President: Nadine Stevens, 17 North Oro, Stockton 95205

Secretary: Louise Crossland, 16447 S. Austin, Manteca 95336

STOCKTON, LANDMARK:

President: Irene Church, 2410 E. Poplar, Stockton 95205

Secretary: Iva Meadows, 2332 E. Park, Stockton95205

STOCKTON, MT. OLIVE:

President: Mary Lewis, 1230 E. Hazelton St. , Stockton 95202

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

SUNNYVALE, FELLOWSHIP:

President: Paulette Barnett, 1084 W. McKinley Ave., Sunnyvale

94086

Secretary: Cora Roach, 827 Lakebird Dr., Sunnyvale 94086

SUNNYVALE, FIRST:

President: Zola Neeley, 14190 Page Mill Rd., Palo Alto

Secretary: Eunice Wiggins, 1659 Swallow Dr., Sunnyvale 94086

TULARE:

President: LaVonda Walker, 1536 Etna Dr., Tulare 93274

Secretary: Irese McKellip, 947 W. Kern, Tulare 93274

VALLEJO:

President: Myrtle Prescott, 2520 Clinton Ave. , Richmond 94804

Secretary: Pat Austin, 1326 Arkansas St. , Vallejo 94590

VALLEY SPRINGS:

President: Glynda Harrington, Box 30, Burson 95225

Secretary: Phyllis Trimble, Gen. Del., Valley Springs 95252

VENTURA:

President: Hazel Miller, 122 Pajara Ave., Ventura 93003

Secretary: Betty Foster, 145 N. Seaward, Ventura 93003

VISALIA:

President:

Nancy Evans

Secretary:

Linda Beene, 1422 W. Oak, Visalia 93277

WASCO:

President:

Martha Beach, 2136-9th Place, Wasco 93280

Secretary:

Melvina Blair, P.O. Box242, Wasco 93280

WOODBRIDGE:

President:

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

Secretary:

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

AUXILIARIES

Anaheim

600.24

53.00

297.75

324.13

419

364

731

Antioch

784.10

282.53

139.60

260.28

796

374

Armona

667.64

50.26

617.38

500

300

Arroyo Grande

544.87

117.50

Bakersfield, Bethel

775.28

30.00

103.87

601.75

150

Bellflower

691.40

404.74

60.00

325.00

192

286

248

Blythe

289.00

2100

1500

Brentwood

1,890.84

195.82

44.69

1,650.33

130

Carson

644.11

95.00

27.60

436.97

114

Concord

1,074.63

229.70

1,006.74

Corcoran

538.80

55.94

124.85

377.13

270

Downey

56.43

32.00

Fairfield

366.79

3.00

279.31

Folsom

40.00

Freedom

539.32

55.00

50.00

361.91

256

Fresno, Calvary

182.13

118.98

Fresno, McKinley

92.79

18.00

115.00

Glendale

301.75

110.00

169.92

Keyes

758.56

723.64

Lomita

25.39

55.00

5.00

613

Lompoc

495.94

Long Beach, Dominguez

557.36

145.00

126.30

311.94

Long Beach, Sharon

886.46

55.00

150

250

170

130

Lynwood

227.00

80.00

171.00

500

400

2000

Martinez

736.91

534.19

McFarland

156.97

123.42

Meiners Oaks

439.81

33.46

50.00

436.78

Modesto

649.69

185.34

450.08

Norco

252.67

59.06

50.00

260.05

North Highlands

716.34

72.00

36.00

537.24

Norwalk

257.30

85.00

60.00

140.00

129

427

Oakdale

629.00

20.00

686.00

Oakley

590.09

5.00

585.09

Oildale

903.65

125.82

47.15

434.34

426

117

AUXILIARIES

Orange

304.90

7.50

47.25

198.45

Oroville

943.78

Oxnard

NO REPORT

Pittsburg

205.80

182.41

Pomona

NO REPORT

Porterville, First

792.76

94.07

348.09

311

195

Porterville, Landmark

706.83

10.00

15.00

680.00

145

Redlands

1,209.76

643.65

262.55

268.15

321

Ridgecrest

335.61

22.57

315.24

Riverbank

259.44

543.21

Sacramento, Cypress

733.66

254.00

416.24

Salinas

903.96

116.70

13.02

645.51

Sanger

128.91

20.00

10.00

San Jose, Landmark

881.11

26.40

329.17

538.95

Santa Cruz

55.60

5.00

7.20

Santa Maria

102.20

150

Santa Paula

Santa Rosa

NO REPORT

30.00

31.00

34.58

240

120

110

Shafter

300.00

321.32

150

100

Sheridan

400.00

15.00

385.00

Simi Valley

150.53

70.00

43.28

785

133

310

1475

South Gate

1,188.91

75.00

2542

693

10000

Stockton, Eastside

512.66

50.00

30.00

412.63

500

Stockton, Landmark

664.06

Stockton, Mt. Olive

451.53

101.65

98.55

317.39

3000

741

771

Sunnyvale, Fellowship

75.05

73.83

400

175

300

Sunnyvale, First

322.94

35.22

283.40

106

Tulare

781.21

124.00

82.00

406.76

213

123

117

Vallejo

12.65

Valley Springs

273.32

270.00

Ventura

44.50

12.00

Visalia

217.31

53.85

336.61

214

144

Wasco

476.36

18.15

75.00

268.29

142

111

Woodbridge

699.28

120.00

695.27