ORDER OF BUSINESS

Opening Exercise

Introductory sermon

Appointment of committees

Enrollment and seating of messengers

Reception of new churches

Inviting brethren of like faith and order to sit in council

Missionary reports

Election of officers

Publicity report

10.

Treasurer’s report

11.

Report of committees

12.

Miscellaneous business

13.

Closing exercises and adjournment

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SERVICE SCHEDULE

APRIL 9, 1979

2:00 p.m.

Missionary Committee Meeting

3:00 p.m.

State Ladies Auxiliary Meeting

7:30 p.m.

Song Service

8:15 p.m.

Introductory Sermon

Speaker, Ottis Dees

Alternate, Larry Crouch

APRIL 10, 1979

9:30 a.m.

Business Session

11:00 a.m. Annual Sermon

Speaker, Pat Christian

Alternate, Tom Van Ginkel

8:00 p.m.

Evangelistic Sermon

Speaker, Larry Clements

Alternate, J.C. Pack

APRIL 11, 1979

9:30 a.m.

Business Session

12:00 noon Adjournment

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1978-1979 OFFICERS

Moderator

June Godbehere

1st Assistant Moderator

Arthur Richardson

2nd Assistant Moderator

J. C. Pack

Clerk

Martin Canavan

Assistant Clerk

Larry Clements

Publicity Director

I. K. Cross

Associate Publicity Director

Bill Hoppert

Assistant Publicity Director

Pat Christian

Music Director

Dale Baldridge

Assistant Music Director

Dave Butimore

Parliamentarian

L. E. McCalister

Assistant Parliamentarian

Roy Reed

Secretary-Treasurer of missions

D. S. Madden

MEMBERS OF THE MISSIONARY COMMITTEE

Moderator:

L. E. McCalister, 1316 Whitcomb,

Simi Valley 90635

Assistant Moderator: June Godbehere, 375 Calistoga Rd.

Santa Rosa 95405

Clerk:

George Walton, Box 66 Sheridan, 95681

Assistant Clerk:

Ray Bynum, 2903 Olive Hwy, Oroville 95965

Treasurer:

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

Assistant Treasurer:

June Godbehere, 375 Calistoga, Rd.

Santa Rosa 95405

Thomas Counts, 79 E. Lake Dr., Antioch 94509

Bill Fritz, P.O. Box 697, Armona, 93202

Dwight Patterson, 10527 Capistrano, South Gate

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Duane Richey, 460 San Jose

Fairfield 94533

C.J. Weckner, 42515 22nd St. West

Lancaster 93534

Roger Bowline, 808 Rose Ln.

Porterville 93257

Missionaries Recommended For Salary

Ellis Fisher 5769 Musick Ave., Newark 94560

Salary $600.00 Housing $100.00 plus 6% of salary for

Social Security

Harold Spence, 2535 Millbrook. Fresno 93703

Salary $600.00 Housing $400.00 plus 6% of salary for

Social Security

O. E. Hall, 16311 Shirley St., Merced 95340

Salary $600.00 Housing $400.00 plus 6% of salary for

Social Security

Jim Ligon, P.O. Box 431, Waterford 95386

Salary $600.00 Housing, $400.00 plus 6% of salary for

Social Security

Missionaries On Designated Salary

Leonard Smith, 7136 Astron Parkway, Sacramento 95823

William Porter. P.O. Box 1722, Gilroy 950211

Fred Branscum, 9967 Cedar Ave., Bloomington

George Torrentes. 11232 Adoree, Norwalk 90630

Leslie Smith, 466 24th St., #11, Oakland 91612

Jack Cazier, 1948 Dorrit St., Newbury Park 91320

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BUSINESS PROCEEDINGS

MONDAY 7:30 p.m.

The meeting opened with singing of “Victory In Jesus” led by Bro. Dale Bal-

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

Bro. J. W. Godbehere declared the session of the association ready to conduct

business, and Bro. Monroe Patterson led in prayer dedicating these sessions to the

work of the Lord.

Bro. Deiter Bergstrasser announced the appointments for reports, The congrega-

tion then sang “To God be the Glory” and “Power in the Blood.” The Faith trio

from Waterford sang “Jesus Got a Hold of My Life” and “I Don’t Know Why”.

The choir from McFarland sang “Heaven Came Down” and “Because He Lives”.

A duet from Rio Dell sang “Have You Counted The Cost?” Bro. Harkins sang “Re-

demption Draweth Nigh.” Bro. Leslie Smith sang “Sweet Sweet Spirit.”

Bro. Lonnie Wiggins introduced Bro. Frank Fundaro as the speaker for the eve-

ning. Bro. Fundaro read Luke 7: 36-47 and chose as his subject “You gave me no

water for my feet.” As he spoke he challenged us to a renewal of love for our fellow

man.

Bro. Ottis Dees gave Bro. Fundaro the hand of appreciation on behalf of the

messengers. A resolution concerning the missionary committee was read by Bro.

Cliff Creel. A motion and second prevailed to table this change until a subsequent

session. The motion carried.

A motion and second prevailed to adjourn until 9:30 a.m.

TUESDAY 9:30 am.

The congregation sang “At Calvary” to open the services. Bro. Gary Max led in

prayer. Bro. Bill Hoppert was recognized to extend a welcome to the messengers

on behalf of the Visalia church and Bro. Robert Williams responded for the mes-

sengers and visitors.

A motion and second was made that we send a telegram to and take an offering

for Bro. Allen Adkins who is ill and must undergo surgery April 5. The motion

carried.

Bro. J. C. Pack asked the missionaries to come to the stage as they were to be

asked to participate by giving a report. Bro. Jim Ligon then reported on the work in

Waterford. Bro. Ron Stone reported on the work he plans to do in the South Pacific

Islands of Micronesia.

Bro J. W. Godbehere gave his address as moderator of the association. After a

very stirring address Bro. Ray Bynum led in prayer.

The messengers we asked to stand and business matters were ready to be trans-

acted. Petitionary letters from Jezreel in Bakersfield, Escondido, Huntington Beach,

and New Hope of San Jose were read and the messengers were welcomed by Bro.

Roger Bowline.

Bro. Jim Williams reported on his work at Hood River Oregon. Bro. Tom Porter

gave an oral account of the work in Gilroy Calif.

Bro. L. E. McCalister moderated the meeting as the report of the Missionary

Committee was the order of business. Bro. George Walton read the minutes of the

meeting of the committee held yesterday in Visalia. A motion and second was made

to adopt the report. A motion and second that we consider the missionaries on sal-

ary. The motion carried. The motion as amended was carried. A vote on salaried

missionarie was now the order of business. Bro. Ligon was voted on and endorsed.

Bro. Fisher was voted on and endorsed. Bro. Hall was voted on and endorsed. Bro.

Spence was voted on and endorsed. Bro. D.S. Madden gave his report as Treasurer

of missions. The report was adopted.

Bro. Baldridge led the congregation in singing “At the Cross.” Bro. Deiter Berg-

strasser introduced Bro. Wayne Beene as the morning speaker. Bro. Beene read I

Cor. chapter three and chose verse 9 as his text and selected for his subject “Work-

ing on a Building”. The message was informative and true to the scriptures. Bro.

Dwight Patterson extended to Bro. Beene on behalf of the congregation for this

timely and stirring message. Bro. Harold Spence gave a report of the work he is do-

ing in Clovis. Bro. Leslie Smith spoke concerning his new work in Oakland. Bro.

Ray Johnson told of his plans to return to Australia as a missionary after comple-

tion of his training at C.M.B.I. A motion and second carried to adjourn until 2 p.m.

Bro. Walter Chambers dismissed this service in prayer.

TUESDAY 2:00 p.m.

The congregation sang “Down At the Cross” led by Bro. Baldridge. Bro. Tim

Sullivan led in prayer. Bro. Rusty Eleen gave a report of the mission work in San-

tee. Bro. Leonard Smith reported on the work he has done and plans to do in Sacra-

mento. Bro. Ellis Fisher spoke concerning his work in the Tri-city area.

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A motion and second prevailed to take the resolution presented last night. The

motion to remove from the table lost.

The election of the missionary committee was declared the order of business.

A motion and second carried to let the present committee stand as nominees with

right of substitution. The committee was re-elected.

Nominations for Missionary Treasurer resulted in Bro. Madden elected by ac-

clamation.

Nominations for Assistant Treasurer resulted in Bro. June Godbehere being

chosed by acclamation.

A motion and second that we pay our Treasurer Bro. Madden $350. The motion

carried.

Bro. McCalister asked the newly elected Missionary committee to meet. Bro Ger-

ald Loyd spoke concerning the mission work in Willows. Bro. Paul Ridgeway gave

a report of the Clear Lake Highlands mission work. Bro. Doug Rogers reported on

the mission work at Escondido. Bro. Jack Cazier gave a report from the mission

work in Thousand Oaks.

An invitation from Visalia to meet next year was extended and accepted by the

messengers.

Nominations for moderator were Bro. J. C. Pack, Bro. J. W. Godbehere, Bro. Art

Richardson. Bro. Godbehere was elected moderator with Bro. Richardson first as-

sistant. Bro. Pack second assistant.

A motion and second carried that the second highest act as assistant in all elec-

tions.

Nominations for clerk were Bro. Martin Canavan, Bro. Larry Clements, and Bro.

Richard Woodall. The voting resulted in Bro. Canavan was elected clerk with Bro.

Clements as assistant.

Nominations for publicity director were Bro. I. K. Cross, Bro. Bill Hoppert, and

Bro. Pat Christian. Bro. I. K. Cross was elected with Bro. Pat Christian as his as-

sistant.

Nominations for music director were Bro. Dale Baldridge, Bro. Ray Owens, and

Bro. David Butimore. Bro. Baldridge was elected and Bro. Butimore was chosen

as assistant.

Nominations for Parlimentarian were Bro. McCalister and Bro. Reed. The voting

resulted in Bro. McCalister being chosen and Bro. Reed as assistant.

Bro. Jim Cain was recognized to give a report on a mission work in Los Molinos.

Bro. Jerry Grim gave a report on the work in Grand Junction Colorado.

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Bro. I. K. Cross gave his report as publicity director. A motion and second pre-

vailed to adopt this report.

A motion and second prevailed to adopt the clerks and enrollment committee

report. The motion carried.

A motion and second carried to pay the clerk $400 for his work.

Bro. Ray Bynum read the report of the newly elected missionary committee. The

report was adopted. Bro. Dave Williams who plans to go to Korea gave a report of

his proposed work. Bro. Ron Loyd told of his mission work in La Pine, Oregon.

A motion and second that the host pastor serve as associate to the publicity direc-

tor. The motion carried.

Sis. Rita Christian read the report of the State Ladies Auxiliary. A motion and

second carried to adopt the report.

Bro. J. C. Pack read the Home Mission committee report. A motion and second

prevailed to adopt the report. A report of the history and archives committee was

read by Bro. Les Scott. It was adopted.

Bro. Dwight Patterson read the report of the Foreign Mission Committee. The

report was adopted after discussion.

Motion and second carried to adjourn until 7 p.m. Bro. Gerald Loyd led the con-

gregation in a dismissal prayer.

TUESDAY 7:00 p.m.

We met back and the congregation sang “When We All Get To Heaven” led by

Bro. Baldridge. Bro. Verne Fletcher led in prayer. Bro. Tim Sullivan was asked

to give an oral report of the work in the Solomon Islands. Bro. Harold Loyd gave

a report of his mission work in Helena, Montana. Bro. Mike Roberson read the

report on Christian Education. The report was adopted. Bro. Jerry Waymire read

the report of Christian Literature. A motion and second carried to adopt the report.

Bro. Gary Max read the report of the resolutions committee. A resolution concern-

ing the International Women’s year convention, recommendations was read and

addopted. Bro. Newlove read a resolution of gratitude to Alexander Grant Co. for

their contributing Mr. Massey to conduct a “Tax Planning Seminar for ministry” at

this meeting. The resolution was adopted.

Bro. Tom Van Ginkel read the report of the Memorial committee. Bro. Trammell

led in prayer.

Bro. J. D. Cooper reported on his work at Fresno.

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The congregation sang “He Lives” as the offering for Bro. Adkins was taken.

The offering totaled $463.17. The Baker trio did two instrumental numbers “Amaz-

ing Grace” and “Because He Lives”. The girls played a flute and clarinet accompa-

nied on the piano. Sis. Janice Golloday sang “The Twenty Third Psalm” as a solo.

The faith trio then sang “We Just Came To Praise the Lord” and “TalkingAbout

the Love Of God”. Bro. Ron Stone then sang “The Lighthouse and “Oh Glorious

Love”. Bro. D. S. Madden sang “How Great Thou Art.” Sis. Pack sang “Scars in

the Hands of Jesus.” Bro. & Sis. Roger Bowline sang “I Could Never Outlove the

Lord.” The Crouch family then came to sing “Welcome Home My Child.” Sis Mae

Mooring sang “There’s a River Inside.” Bro. Lee Richardson was asked to into-

duce his son and our speaker Bro. Art Richardson. Bro. Richardson read as his text

Ezekiel 22: 23-31. After the scripture reading Bro. Dwight Patterson led in prayer.

He chose as his subject “Looking For a Man To Stand In the Gap.” Bro. Larry Cle-

ments gave Bro. Richardson for this timely change and message.

A motion and second prevailed to conclude our business.

Nominations for the introductory message were Brethren C. C. Middleton, Larry

Crouch, and Bro. Ottis Dees. Bro. Ottis Dees was elected as the speaker and Bro.

Larry Crouch as the alternate.

Nominations for the annual sermon were Brethren Tom Van Ginkel, Richard

Pasley, Bill Fritz, Pat Christian, Joe LaPointe, and Bro. Harold Chadwick. Bro. Pat

Christian was elected speaker and Bro. Tom Van Ginkel was the alternate.

Nominations for the Evangelistic sermon were brethren J. C. Pack, Dwight Pat-

terson, Larry Clements, Larry Crouch and Milton Hayes. The voting resulted in

Bro. Larry Clements with Bro. J. C. Pack as the alternate.

A motion and second prevailed to place the moderators address in the minutes.

A motion and second to include Bro. Wayne Beene’s message in the minutes.

The motion lost.

The motion lost after Bro. I. K. Cross offered to print any of the fine messages in

the Baptist Sentinel if the manuscripts are made available.

A motion and second that Bro. Cross be authorized to rearrange our meeting

rooms to save us money next year.

A motion and second carried to express by standing, a vote of thanks to the host

church, pastor, officers of the association.

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MODERATOR’S ADDRESS

J. W. Godbehere

March 21, 1978

INTRODUCTION:

We have assembled today for the 28th session of the messengers of the Coopera-

tive Association of Missionary Baptist Churches of California. I rejoice in the fact

that in this nation we have that right. I further rejoice in the fact that as the children

of God we have the liberty, before God, to exercise the fundamental right of asso-

ciating together as the churches of the Lord Jesus Christ.

I am aware that you have shown a certain respect and honor toward me in placing

me in the position in which I find myself today as Moderator of this Association

of Missionary Baptist Churches. God being my helper I shall try to show myself

worthy of the trust which you have bestowed upon me.

OUR ASSOCIATION:

Like our forefathers, we associate or fellowship (the two words are synonymous

in the Scriptures) in the carrying out of the Great Commission as given to us by

our Lord. Our association is not a super body, a supreme court of appeals, a last

court of resort. It is an association in the preaching of the gospel, in those works of

benevolence as befitting to God, and in the fellowship of training our young men

in the work of the ministry.

Let me illustrate with a statement of the apostle Paul. (Phil. 1:3-5) “1 thank my

God upon every remembrance of you, always in every prayer of mine for you all

making request with joy, for your fellowship in the gospel from the first day until

now.”

In this passage of Scripture in the book of Philippians, chapter one, verse 5, the

word “fellowship” is from the Greek word which means: “To have in common

share; to be associated in; to become a sharer in; to become implicated in; to be a

party to; to associate one’s self with by sympathy and assistance; to communicate

with in the way of aid and relief.”

Paul, the apostle, is saying: “I thank my God... for your association in the gospel.”

As the Scriptures will bear it out, he is saying: “You have become a sharer in the

work of the Lord as you rendered assistance in the support of those Missionaries

who were preaching the gospel.” Paul is saying the Philipians had fellowshipped

in the gospel when they became implicated in the carrying out of the Lord’s work,

as they

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sought to be of aid to the “missionary Paul” in the work of the Lord.

The Philippian church associated and assisted the Antioch church in their sup-

port of supplying the needs of the Missionary Paul, “from the first day until now,”

Because of that the apostle stated in verse 7 (Phil. 1:7) “Because I have you in my

heart; inasmuch as both in my bonds, and in the defence and confirmation of the

gospel, ye all are partakers of my grace.” What was that again? Paul said that as a

result of their assistance, fellowship or association in the missionary work of the

apostle Paul, they shared in the work of the missionary. It was as if the Philippi-

ans were on the field with the missionary. Paul stated they were partakers in “my

bonds”, they were partakers in the defence of the gospel, they were partakers in the

confirmation of the gospel.

Is this what Christ was speaking about in Matthew 25th chapter when he said:

“For I was an hungred, and ye gave me meat; I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink;

I was a stranger, and you took me in; Naked, and ye clothed me; I was sick, and ye

visited me; I was in prison, and ye came unto me.”

Were the Philippians able to fellowship with the missionary? Were they able

to associate with him when he was hungry, thirsty, naked and in prison? Yes, that

is what Paul states! (“both in my bonds, and in the defence and confirmation of

the gospel.”) They were able to do this by their sympathy, assistance, and as they

shared and communicated with the missionary in the way of aid and relief.

Jesus said in John 4: 36, 37. “And he that reapeth receiveth wages, and gathereth

fruit unto life eternal; that both he that soweth and he that reapeth may rejoice to-

gether. And here in is that saying true, One soweth, and another reapeth.”

By their association with the missionary, the Philippians reaped where another

soweth. I might add the good and the bad.

BIBLICAL ASSOCIATION CONSISTS IN THIS FACT:

When the churches of this association have in common share; when they become

associated in and become a sharer in; when they become implicated in and become

a party to, and associate one’s self with by sympathy and assistance to communi-

cate with in the way of aid and relief of the work sponsored by our churches, they

then become ASSOCIATIONAL CHURCHES.

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A church is not a baptist church because she calls herself a Baptist. She is not

a Missionary Baptist Church because she calls herself one. She is not an associa-

tional Baptist Church because that is what she professed to be. Keep this in mind

that a church is known as a Baptist Church because of her faith and heritage. She

is known as a Missionary Baptist Church by her practice (her faith working). A

Church is known as an associational Baptist Church because of her sympathy and

assistance in supporting the work sponsored by the churches of the Lord in their

fulfilling of the great commission.

Our forefathers fellowshipped in the work of missions. They fellowshipped and

associated in works of benevolence, the Jerusalem saints in need can testify to that.

They associated and fellowshipped in the training of young preachers that they

might better prepare themself for a larger and greater ministry for the Lord.

However, I remind you that in each and every case, the fellowship or association

is based upon our coming to the aid and assistance of and communicating with in

the way of aid and relief.

It is when one of our missionaries, or the School which is dedicated to the train-

ing of young preachers receives from your church that “gift of grace” they can truly

say with the apostle Paul: “I thank my God in every remembrance of you, always

in every prayer of mine for you all making request with joy for your fellowship in

the gospel.”

They are thankful for your association in the work of God. They are thankful for

our willingness to share with them in the good and the bad, in their bonds and in

the defence and confirmation of the gospel.

I close this address by reminding you that as we have come today to council

about the work of the Lord that when we leave here at the close of this meeting it

will be for that grand purpose that we might really associate and fellowship and

share one with another and to become implicated in the work of the churches in the

carrying out of the great commission.

As such we can only associate as equals, as there is no biblical example where

one church lorded over another body, the small and the large makes no great dif-

ference, each are equally responsible to God for the ministry of THEIR FIELD, the

GOSPEL, and their FAITH.

I would challenge we never deviate from this plan. SHALL WE PRAY. Bro.

Middleton - lead us in prayer.

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“FOREIGN MISSION REPORT”

The Word of Grace and Peace by Jesus Christ began in Galilee, Acts 10:37 “That

word, I say, ye know, which was published throughout all Judea, and began from

Gailee, after the baptism which John preached;” many thousands of miles from the

shores of America. It was with a vision of “Foreign Missions” that New Testament

Churches sent Missionaries to America to share with those of the new found lands

the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Therefore we today are a product of “Foreign Mis-

sions.”

The Commission is now our responsibility, that is to preach the Gospel to every

creature. Mark 16:15 “And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach

the gospel to every creature.”

God is no respector of persons, Acts 10:34 “Then Peter opened his mouth and

said, Of a truth I perceive that God is no respector of persons;” God knows no ra-

cial barriers, language barriers, or social distinctions. Jesus loves and died for all

mankind. It is possible for all men to be saved, but only if the gospel is preached.

The preaching of the Gospel is where we, the Lord’s New Testament Churches

come into the work of redemption. Rom. 10:14 “How then shall they call on him

in whom they have not believed? And how shall they believe in him of whom they

have not heard? And how shall they hear without a preacher?”

The Churches of the State Co-operative Association have the greatest opportu-

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

Many of the Churches of the State of California are sponsoring Missions or Mis-

sionaries in foreign fields. The work in Foreign Fields are: South America; Costa

Rica; Mexico; Japan; Solomon Islands; Korea; Australia; Africa and Canada.

Respectfully submitted,

First Landmark Missionary

Baptist Church of South Gate.

Dwight Patterson--Moderator

Earleen Allen--Church Clerk

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HOME MISSIONS

The Faith Missionary Baptist Church of Concord respectfully submits the fol-

lowing report:

Local, or Home missions, is an important aspect of mission work. State, Inter-

state and Foreign Missions will be strong when emphasis is placed on first things

first. Strong home bases, New Testament Church, should be the central theme of

home missions. If strong local churches are not built, all mission work will come

to naught.

If Home Missions are to be as successful as the Lord desires, we must follow the

command that Jesus gave to His church as recorded in Matthew 4:19, “Follow me,

and I will make you fishers of men.” Following the Lord takes personal involve-

ment.

When Christ led His church out as far as Bethany, He gave Her the message to

preach, the area to preach the message, and the promise of the coming Comforter to

give the power to present the message. Luke 24: 46-53, then He left Her.

When Jesus left His church, the membership did not sit idly by and let the world

die without a witness. They were busy for their master. Mark 16:20 records, “They

went forth, and preached everywhere, the Lord working with them, and confirming

the word with signs following.” Three things are mentioned:

1. They went forth.

2. They preached the word everywhere.

3. The Lord confirmed the word.

This is local mission work. Luke 24:53 records, “and were continually in the

temple, praising and blessing God.” Three activities are mentioned:

1. Continually in the temple.

2. Praising God.

3. Blessing God.

Acts 1: 12-26 records futher activities of this church in home missions endeavors.

1. They assembled.

2. They prayed.

3. They discussed the scriptures.

4. They chose one to take the position of Judas. This is clear teaching that ef-

fective mission work involves activity in the energy of the Lord. Active, energetic,

Holy Spirit motivated churches are the ideal ones for the Lord to call one or more

of Her men for mission work.

When the Lord led the church at Antioch to do a more effective mission work,

there are definite proofs that she was

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an active, energetic, Holy Spirit directed church. Acts 13:1-5.

1. They were ministering.

2. They were fasting.

3. They were praying.

In the membership of that assembly, the Holy Spirit identified particular men. He

directed the church in Antioch to set aside two of these particular men, (Barnabas

and Saul) fort or to the work He had called them. Readily we can see that the Holy

Spirit calls men to do mission work who are members of New Testament Churches.

He directs the church to send them forth. When we recognize that God calls, the

Holy Spirit directs and the church sends forth those men, we will continue to see

effective, God honoring Home Missions.

Therefore, we, the Faith Missionary Baptist Church of Concord, recommend that

we continue to follow God’s pattern of local missions: God called, Holy Spirit di-

rected, church sent men. That we let the Lord make us to be more active, energetic

and Holy Spirit energized as we seek to advance Home Missions.

That we continue to encourage the strengthening of the local church as to make

more effective all areas of mission work.

That we discourage the setting of salaries, rules, or anything by messenger, that

would effect the local churches jurisdiction over the missionary and mission work.

Done by order of the Faith Missionary Baptist Church of Concord on March 15,

1978.

James C. Pack, pastor

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MEMORIAL COMMITTEE

Of all the trials and difficulties of life, it surely would be the loss of a loved one

that would be most grevious. Friendships and loving relationships can be built over

months, years, even a life time, only to be interrupted by death.

Yet, it is only an interruption, and as Paul wrote, “But we do not want you to be

uninformed, brethren, about those who are asleep, that you may not grieve, as do

the rest who have no hope. For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so

God will bring with him those who have fallen asleep in Jesus.” I Thess. 4: 13,14.

Let us not grieve over the absence of these loved ones, but look forward to that

glad reunion day of old friends, loved ones and our precious Saviour Jesus Christ.

Respecfully submitted

Our loss is Heaven’s gain

ANAHEIM

Joseph Kencaid

ANTIOCH

Charles DeLisle

Lola Huckabry

Bessie Pitts

Charles Beth

BAKERSFIELD

(First)

Maude Martin

Myrtle Brock

(New Hope)

Edna Munn

(Bethel)

David Sceales

BELLFLOWER

Effie Henry

Dinael Farrell

BLOOMINGTON

Carl Williams

CARMICHAEL

Edna Harmon

Delphos Green-

CERES

shaw

Bennie Langford

CONCORD

(Faith)

Hazel Davis

Donald Connors

Vernon Bryan

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REDDING

Ella Goldie Cox

REDLANDS

Linda Caskey

RIOLINDA

Zora Jolly

RIVERBANK

Faryl Mark Wright

SACRAMENTO

(Cypress)

Grace Moore

(Southside)

Maria Gomez

SAN PABLO

Allen Edmonson

SHERIDAN

Jeffrey Sims

SHAFTER

Dud Poynor

SOUTH GATE

Allie Luther

TULARE

Jimmie Craig

Lela Hughes

VICTORVILLE

Maggie Collins

WASCO

Bud Bozarth

Mary Webb

WOODBRIDGE

Elsie Bowles

Terry Wiggins

CHRISTIAN LITERATURE

What is Christian Literature? It would seem that in order to produce Christian

Literature one must first be a Christian. Acts 11:26 says. “And the disciples were

called Christians first in Antioch.” We believe that one who is not a member of a

New Testament Church can not properly be called a Christian and is not capable of

producing true Christian Literature.

We reject the idea that, “this is a good book to read, but it is not sound where the

church is concerned.” We do not encourage the reading of literature produced by

those who are not able to understand the mysteries of the kingdom as mentioned in

Matthew 13:11.

We recommend the Bible as the source of Christian Literature. The use of other

Christian Literature, such as the A.B.A. Sunday School material, is to be used as a

help and guide only with the Bible being the textbook. We reject

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Protestant writings as being useful helps to our understanding of the scripture and

count them as un sound and misleading.

We would also recommend that each church member make a complete and care-

ful study of the Bible in order that each one might be grounded in the faith that was

once delivered to the Saints.

Respectfully submitted,

J. M. Waymire, pastor

Immanuel Missionary Baptist Church

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION REPORT:

March 15, 1978

Education is the process of cultivating and training the mind. Christian education

differs from all other forms of education, in that it is the process of cultivating and

training by acquistion of knowledge according to the Word of God, for the particu-

lar purpose of making the student of the Word of God become conformable to the

Author and Finisher of the Faith.

The areas of Christian education are wide and varied. The ideal situation is to

begin training up a child in the way he should go at a young age. This is of course,

the responsibility of the Christian home. But because of the large number of chil-

dren who are unable to have the proper guidance at home, we recommend a strong,

Christ centered, Bible teaching Sunday School to instill within these young minds

the seed of truth of the Word of God. The on going work of our churches should be

the upgrading, and strengthening of all Sunday School departments.

The area of special educational training is fast becoming an essential part of

the work of the Missionary Baptist Churches of Calif. with ever increasing need

for pastors within the ranks of our churches and missionaries to go into new fields

ripening to the gospel. We are impressed more and more of the need for a strong

sound, Bible teaching seminary for the training in special educational areas. Be-

cause of this vital need and the strong stand of C.M.B.I. we recommend this school

for support of our churches.

The work of C.M.B.I. should not be limited to pastors and missionaries though.

The need for trained youth directors and music directors is enormous within our

state. For this reason we recommend a closer look at C.M.B.I. to those

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whom God has dealt with or is dealing with for a special area of service.

Respectfully Submitted,

1st Missionary Baptist Church

McFarland, California

HISTORY AND ARCHIVES COMMITTEE

The following is a summary of the work of the History and Archives Committee

for the past year.

The microfilm viewer and 20 rolls of microfilm, covering various

association minutes, papers, books, and thesis are in the library at C.M.B.I.

The files for most of the minutes of the various Missionary Baptist

Associations in California are in the possession of the committee.

The Church and ordained preacher information survey started

about one year ago is very incomplete with only about 20% of the churches

and pastors responding.

The microfilming of “The Baptist Sentinal” has not been complet-

ed due to lack of copies of the paper prior to 1959.

We have oral histories on cassett tapes by a few of our senior

preachers in California.

We have purchased five copies of a thesis that gives a good ac-

count of the early work of Missionary Baptist in California.

We recommend the History of past meeting places of our State Association along

with the moderators and clerks be included in our State minutes each year.

We continue to need and seek your help and financial assistance in collecting and

preserving historical materials concerning Missionary Baptist work in California.

Historically submitted,

L. Scott

S. Williams

M. Canavan

L. McCalister

A. Adkins

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STANDING MISSIONARY COMMITTEE

The Standing Missionary Committee met at 230 p.m. March 21, 1978. The roll

was called and all members were present.

Bro. Duane Richey was asked to lead in prayer.

The call for election for officers was given:

Moderator

L. E. McCalster

Assistant Mod

Bill Fritz

Clerk

Raymond Bynum

AssistantClerk

George Walton

A motion and second was made to meet in the Missionary Committee meeting

at 2:00 p.m. in 1979.

This was adopted by the committee.

A motion and second to adjourn and carried.

Raymond Bynum, clerk

MISSIONARY COMMITTEE REPORT

March 20, 1978

The Missionary Committee was called to order by Bro. L. E. McCalister at 3:15

p.m. Prayer was led by Bro. Mark Chambers.

The roll of the standing committee was read, all members were present.

Bro. Madden read the Treasurer’s report, report was accepted as corrected.

Letters from the following Churches recommending Missionaries for salary

were read:

Tully Roal Missionary Baptist

Bro. James Ligon

Church, Modesto

First Missionary Baptist

Bro. Ellis Fisher

Church, Concord

First Missionary Baptist

Bro. O. E. Hall

Church, Armona

Landmark Missionary

Bro. Gregory Andino

Baptist Church, Freedom

First Missionary Baptist

Bro. Harold Spence

Church, Porterville

(For Salary or Designated)

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Letters from Churches recommending Missionaries for

designated Funds were read:

Cyress Missionary Baptist Church,

Sacramento

Bro. Leonard Smith

First Missionary Baptist Church,

Salinas

Bro. Thomas Porter

First Missionary Baptist Church,

Mira Loma

Bro. Fred Branscum

Landmark Missionary Baptist Church,

South Gate

Bro. George Torrentes

Living Word Missionary Baptist Church,

Long Beach

Bro. Leslie Smith

Missionary Baptist Church,

Simi Valley

Bro. Jack Cazier

Reports of the mission work done during the past year was given by:

Bro. Ellis Fisher

Tri City Area

Bro. O. E. Hall

Merced Ca. also stated plans to

work with the Scotts Valley Church soon.

Bro. Harold Spence

Clovis, Cal.

Bro. George Townsend

Cloverdale, Cal.

Bro. Gregory Andino

Bakersfield and Shafter, Ca.

Bro. James Ligon

Waterford, Calif.

Bro. Leonard Smith

Sacramento, Calif.

Bro. Thomas Porter

Gilroy, Calif.

Bro. Fred Branscum

Fontana, Calif.

Bro. George Torrentes

South Gate and Sun Valley, Ca.

Bro. Leslie Smith

Oakland, Calif.

Bro. Jack Cazier

Thousand Oaks, Calif.

Motion and second to recommend rive (5) Missionaries for salary. Substitute

motion was made to consider the five missionaries who had been endorsed by

Churches and recommended for salary, individually. Motion carried.

Motion and second to recommend Bro. James Ligon. Motion carried unani-

mously. Motion and second to recommend Bro. Ellis Fisher, Motion carried, 5

opposing votes. Motion and second to recommend Bro. O. E. Hall, motion carried,

5 opposing votes. Motion and second to recommend

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Bro. G. Andino, after much discussion, the pastor of Freedom Church withdrew

the endorsement, stating that he had authority to do so. Motion and second calling

for the previous motion. Substitute motion made to accept the pastor’s statement of

withdrawal of the endorsement. Motion carried. Motion and second to recommend

Bro. Harold Spence, Motion carried unanimously.

Motion and second that the Missionary salary remain the same as last year, and

the Housing allowance be raised by $50.00 per month.

Amendment was made to raise the Salary to $600.00 and Housing to $400.00 per

month. Motion carried as amended.

Motion and second that all six (6) of the men who had been endorsed and recom-

mended for designated support, namely:

Bro. Leonard Smith

Bro. George Torrentes

Bro. Thomas Porter

Bro. Leslie Smith

Bro. Fred Branscum

Bro. Jack Cazier

be recommended to the Messenger Body. Motion carried unanimously.

A resolution was read by Bro. Tom Counts:

“The undersigned churches of the attached form recommend to the Missionary

Committee and the messenger body that the following be filled out by the Mission

or Church that is being served by a Missionary that is requesting support from the

churches of the State. We further recommend that this form accompany the notice

of recommendation of the Missionanary when sent to the churches previous to the

Association meeting.”

Signed By:

First Missionary Baptist Church, Antioch

Napa Valley Missionary Baptist Church

Brookside Missionary Baptist Church

New Hope Missionary Baptist Church of San Jose

Landmark Missionary Baptist Church of Freedom

Motion and second to adopt this resolution. Amendment made that the Church

recommending the Missionary send the copies and that additional copies be brought

to the Missionary Committee Meeting. Motion carried.

Motion and second that copies of this form be sent to all cooperating Church-

es. Motion carried.

Motion and second to adjourn. Motion carried. Dismissed in prayer by Bro.

McClung.

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MISSIONARY TREASURER REPORT

From April 1977 through March 1978, Treasurer’s Report D. S. Madden.

Bank Balance

725.84

Deposits for the year

28,716.85

,29,442.69

Paidouts for the year :

Bro. Ellis H. Fisher

7,328.45

Bro. 0. E. Hall

5,169.06

Bro. Leonard Smith

7,053.11

Bro. H. L. Spence

2,500.46

Bro. George Townsend, Jr.

(Nov. 22)

4,897.07

Bro. Martin Canavan (Hall’s Ins.) .. 684.00

Bro. Bob Biship (Hall’s Ins.)

288.00

Bro. D. S. Madden (Misnry. Com.

Exp.)

230.00

28,150.15

Bank Balance, March 15, 1978

1,292.54

Money ready for deposit for

March to date

1,840.64

Balance in the treasury

3,133.18

FINANCIAL REPORT

Balance on hand per page 36, 1977 Minutes

MinuteFund

1672.20

Exp. of meeting fund

90.90

HistoryCommittee

126.88

Undesignated

80.00

1969.88

Paid out:

Printing of minutes, postage supplies & pictures ..1457.03

History and archives committee

149.00

Miss. Treas. exp

112.03

Publicity

48.00

1766.06

Balance on hand at Visalia

Minutefund

167.17

History committee

22.12

Exp. of meeting

42.90

Undesignated

80.00

2644.50

Carried forward

267.95

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RESOLUTION

Be it resolved that Elder I. K. Cross, Publicity Director, in behalf of the Coop-

erative Association of Missionary Baptist Churches of California, be requested to

write a letter of appreciation to Alexander Grant Co., Suite 2300, One California

St., San Francisco, Ca. 94111, for contributing Mr. Don Massey’s knowledge and

time to present the workshop on “Tax Planning for Ministers” at the Association’s

annual meeting held in Visalia, Ca. on March 20, 1978.

RESOLUTION

To the churches composing the Cooperative Association of Missionary Baptist

Churches of California when convened at Visalia, Ca.

Dear Brethren:

We, the First Missionary Baptist Church of Woodbridge, Calif. submit for your

consideration the following recommendation:

Since the women’s movement proposed six resolutions to the Equal Rights

Amendment at the International Women’s Year Convention (IWYC) in Houston,

Texas:

The elimination of all veteran preferences in employment.

Sex integration of prisons.

Federally financed free 24-hour child care for everyone.

Wages for house work paid by the government.

Federally funded lesbian mothers legal defense fund.

To teach homosexual sex education in schools without parental consent.

We, therefore recommend that our Moderator or Clerk write President Carter,

our state congressmen, and our state senators on behalf of the churches composing

this association, objecting to the implementation of these resolutions.

Done by order of the First Missionary Baptist Church of Woodbridge, Ca.

March 19, 1978.

Pat G. Christian, Moderator

Sadie Waddle, Clerk

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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, we offer to all Missionary Baptist Churches of

Christ the following Articles of Agreement.

ARTICLE I

NAME

The Cooperative Association of Missionary Baptist Churches of California.

ARTICLE II

OBJECT

The object of this Assoc intioa is to encourage co-operation and Christian aetirity

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

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

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

churches may co-operate in these enterprises.

ARTICLE III

MEMBERS

Section No. 1 — This association shall he composed of American Baptist

Churches as defined in article number thirteen of the declaration of faith in John

Pendleton’s Church manual.

Section No. 2 — The annual or called sessions of this Association shall be held

in messengers elected by the churches composing said Association.

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

three messengers whose qualifications shall be determined by the church selecting

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

should give a report of their past Near.

Section No. 4 — We recommend to all Scriptural New Testament churches. de-

siring to cooperate with us for the purpose designed in Article II of these Articles

of Agreement. express their desire to this body.

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ARTICLE IV

DOCTRINAL STATUTE

This Association shall recognize the freedom of speech as essential to the high-

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

shall exercise no ecclesiastical authority but it shall by every precaution recognize

the sovereignity 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 preminence of missions and evangelism

in the work of the churches.

ARTICLE V

POWERS

The powers of the Association shall be limited to the execution according to the

teachings of the New Testaweut of the will of the churches composing it; and the

Association, in annual sessions, shall elect such officers as are necessary for its

deliberation and work, and appoint such committees as needed, and transact other

business as may be directed by file churches.

ARTICLE VI

OFFICERS

Section No. 1 — It will the the duty of the messengers annually to elect from

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

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

association.

Section No. 2. In all votes of this Association a majority of votes cast shall decide

questions; except in cases of change or amendment in the Articles of Agreement. In

such cases a two-thirds majority will be required. Such changes must be presented

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

ARTICLE VII

MISSIONARY COMMITTEE

Section No. 1 —The missionary committee shall be

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composed of one member from each cooperating church, when so elected by the

church. Eleven of these shall he elected by the messenger body as a standing com-

mittee.

The duty of this committee will be to carry on the expressed wishes of the co-

operating churches through their messengers to this association, and the distribu-

tion of information concerning the needy fields of labor and the needs of the mis-

sionaries. As a need arises, or a request in writing is presented by a cooperating

church to the chairman of the missionary committee, he may call special meetings

of the committee between messenger meetings. Notification of such meeting will

be mailed to each church by the secretary of the Missionary Committee. Five mem-

bers of this Standing Committee will constitute a quorum.

Section No. 2 — The Missionary Committee shall meet annualy and recommend

to the messengers from among the church endorsed missionaries such number as

they deem wise for cooperative support. and such salaries as are compatible with

the strength of the churches.

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

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

or churches: and in the event of an emergency he shall subscribe to the recom-

mendations of the Missionary Committee as specified in the amended Article VII,

Section No. 1, and keep a file of reports of 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 mis-

sionary committee men, the secretary treasurer of missions.

Section No. 5—The membership of the Missionary Committee shall he 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 dona-

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

are

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DOCTRINAL STATEMENTS

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 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 Diety of Jesus Christ, John 10:30.

6. We believe His crucifixion and suffering was substitutionary and vicarious, II

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 bodily, as

the crowning event of the Gentile age. Act 1:11.

9. We believe the Bible doctrine of eternal punishment of the finally impenitent,

Matthew 25:46.

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

believers, that each church is independent, and that no other ecclesiastical body

may exercise authority over it. We believe that the Great Commission was given to

the churches only.

11. We believe that all co-operating bodies are and properly should be the ser-

vants 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 membership

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

comes again, I Corinthians 11:26.

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CHURCH DIRECTORY

ANAHEIM:

Grace Missionary Baptist, 1926 W. Ball Rd.,

92804 - ph. (714)535-8275

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

D.S. Madden, 2011 Random Dr.,

Anaheim 93804 - ph. (714)772-4614

Clerk:

Dennis Tussey, 9122 Bickley Circle,

Garden Grove 92641

ph. (714)539-4643

Messengers:

D.S. Madden, L.C. Barnard,

Shirley Barnard

ANTIOCH:

First Missionary Baptist, 510 Texas St., 94509 - ph. (415)757-8749

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Larry Reeves, 3409 Longview Rd.,

Antioch 94509 - (415)757-3116

Clerk:

Pamela Talbot, 838 Estate Dr.,

Brentwood 94513 - (415)634-4361

Messengers:

Larry Reeves, Ken Iiams, Don Heyer

ARMONA:

First Missionary Baptist,

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 697, Armona 93202

Pastor:

Bill Fritz, P.O. Box 697, Armona 93202 - ph. (209)582-1451

Clerk:

Carol Downing, 441 W. Burlwood Ln., Lemoore 93245 -

ph. 924-5485

Messengers:

Bro. & Sis. Fritz, Bro. Maxwell

ARROYO GRANDE:

Landmark Missionary Baptist, 1220 Farroll Rd., 93420

Mailing Address: same as above

Pastor:

James L. Roberts, 1220 Farroll Rd.,

Arroyo Grande 93420 (805)489-7572

Clerk:

Arlena .Robinson, 757 Manhattan

Ave., Grover City 93433 - ph. (805) 489-7193

Messengers:

James Roberts, Randy Stayskal

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ATASCADERO:

Landmark Baptist, 9325 El Bordo Rd.

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1095, Atascadero 93422

Pastor:

Frank Fundaro, 7940Castano, Atascadero 93422 -

ph. 466-9268

Clerk:

Brenda Maxwell, P.O. Box 969, Atascadero 93422 -

ph. 466-3889

Messengers:

Frank Fundaro, Linda Fundaro

BAKERSFIELD:

Bethel Missionary Baptist, 1724 Aliens Dr., 93307

Mailing Address: same as above

Pastor:

John Swofford, 3014 Laurel Dr.,

Bakersfield 93304 - (805)831-9080

Clerk:

Kathy Lykins, 5901 Akers Rd., Bakersfield

93309 - (805)832-2834

Messengers:

John Swofford, Patricia Swofford

BAKERSFIELD:

First Jezreel Missionary Baptist,

2229 Potomac Ave.

Mailing Address:

same as pastor

Pastor:

Eld. Joe Hernandez Sr., 2601 Victoria Dr., Bakersfield

93307 - ph. 323-9538

Clerk:

Helen Hernandez, same as pastor.

Messengers:

Joe Hernandez, Alfredo Sias, Helen Hernandez

BAKERSFIELD:

First Missionary Baptist, 1604 Southgate Dr., 93304

Mailing Address:

same as pastor:

Pastor:

Gary Max, 2011 So. “I” St., Bakersfield 93304 -

ph. 832.4946

Clerk:

Beth Havron, 3805 Raider, Bakersfield 93304 -

ph. 834-8108

Messengers:

Gary Max, Joe Oaks, Pete Daffron

BAKERSFIELD:

New Bethel Missionary Baptist, 1015 Castro Ln., 93304

Mailing Address: same as above:

Pastor:

Dewayne Hodge, 3621 Grissom St., Bakersfield 93309 -

(805)832-6367

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Clerk:

Erma Carter, 1320% Woodrow Ave., Oildale 93308 -

(805)399-1606

Messengers:

Dwayne Hodge

BAKERSFIELD:

New Hope Missionary Baptist, 200 Quantico Ave., 93307

Mailing Address:

1801 Manley, Bakersfield 93306

Pastor:

Jim Phillips, 2816 Citrus Ave., Bakersfield 93306 -

(805)327-1893

Clerk:

Kathy Phillips, same as pastors.

Messengers:

Jim Phillips, Greg Cervantes Sr., Kathy Phillips

BARSTOW:

Landmark Missionary Baptist, 34836 Cedar Rd.

Mailing Address:

same as above:

Pastor:

Lindon T. Sparks, 35198 Walnut St., Barstow 92311 -

(714)253-7280

Clerk:

Dorothy Sparks, same as pastors.

Messengers:

Lindon Sparks

BELLFLOWER:

First Missionary Baptist, 9306 Rosser, 90706

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 848, Bellflower 90706

Pastor:

Roy M. Reed, 9322 Rosser St., Bellflower 90706 -

(213)866-0601

Clerk:

Maxine King, 9344 Greenwell St., Bellflower 90706 -

(213)867-7864

Messengers;

Roy M. Reed, I.K. Cross, Dale Baldridge

BLOOMINGTON:

First Missionary Baptist, 10039 Larch

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 351, Bloomington 92316

Pastor:

Walter Chambers, 10021 Larch St.,Bloomington 92316 -

(714)877-4240

Clerk:

May Ramshur, 8590 Almond St., Fontana 92335 -

(714)829-1317

Messengers:

Bro. & Sis. Walter Chambers

BUENA PARK:

First Missionary Baptist, 8302 Artesia, 90621

Mailing Address: same as above

Pastor:

O.C. Wilkins, 14328 Plantana, LaMirada 90638 -

(213)944-7122

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Clerk:

Mary Jean Flowers, 313 S. Loma Linda Dr., Anaheim

92804 - ph. (714)761-3709

Messengers:

by letter

CARMICHAEL:

Carmichael Baptist, 3210 California Ave.

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 160, Carmichael 95608

Pastor:

N.B. Brown, 2734 California Ave.,

Carmichael 95608 - (916)482-8418

Clerk:

Jo Marie Hanke, 701 Jessis Ave.,

Sacramento 95838 - 927-5258

Messengers:

N.B. Brown, Ray Owens, Robert Williams

CARSON:

Immanuel Missionary Baptist, 503 E. 22th

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 4522, Carson 90749

Pastor:

Jerry Waymire, 926 E. 22nd St.,

Carson 90745- 549-0483

Clerk:

Irene Parsons, 22702 Neptune Ave.,

Carson 90745 - 834-4866

Messengers:

Jerry Waymire

CERES:

First Missionary Baptist, 3025 S. Central Ave.

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 95, Ceres 95307

Pastor:

Eld. C.C. Middleton, 3025 So. Central Ave.,

Ceres 95307 - 537-7309

Clerk:

Ruby Brownlow, 2416 Lilac Ct.,

Ceres 95307^. 537-6240

Messengers:

Eld. C.C. Middleton, Thelma Middleton, Janis Golliday

CONCORD:

Faith Missionary Baptist

Mailing Address: 4061 Treat Blvd., Concord 94518

Pastor:

James C. Pack, 4260 Thompson Rd.,

Concord 94518 - (415)687-4497

Clerk:

CarolynBarnett,445

McHarry Ranch Rd.,

Marines 94553 - ph. (415)229-3112

Messengers:

James C. Pack, Ellis Fisher, William Newlone

CORCORAN:

First Missionary Baptist, Hale & Patterson

Mailing Address: same as above

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Pastor:

Richard Woodall, 1315 Patterson Ave., Corcoran

93212 - (209)992-4026 (home), - 992-2234 (church)

Clerk:

Margaret Allen, 1111 Stanley Ave., Corcoran 93212 -

(209)992-3853

Messengers:

Richard & Bobbie Woodall, Afrian Aleman

DOWNEY:

Central Missionary Baptist, 13444 Bixler

Pastor:

Ronald Cambell, 8550 Prichard, Downey 90242

Clerk:

Carol Raper, 13463 Laureldale, Downey 90242

Messengers:

by letter

EMPIRE:

Landmark Missionary Baptist, Empire Community Center, 98 “1” St.

Mailing Address:

same as church clerk:

Pastor:

none at present

Clerk:

Elizabeth Bennett, P.O. Box 834, Empire 95319 -

526-1260

Messengers:

Any member present

ESCONDIDO:

First Landmark Missionary, 2301 E. Washington, 92027

Mailing Address:

same as above:

Pastor:

(Missionary Pastor) Douglas E. Rogers,

2301 E. Washington, Escondido 92027, - (714)743-0352

Clerk:

Rosalie J. Wilson, 1038 Metcalf, Escondido 92026 -

(714)746-8129

Messengers:

Douglas E. Rogers, Harold W. Wilson, Carl Mattson

EUREKA:

First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 2337 Kipling Dr., 95501

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Clifford Creel, 2338 Kipling Dr., Eureka 95501 -

(707)443-3985

Clerk:

Debbie Creel, same as pastor.

Messengers:

Clifford Creel, Debbie Creel

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FAIRFIELD:

Fairfield Missionary Baptist, 412 Travis Blvd.

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 249, Fairfield 94533

Pastor:

Duane Richey, 460 San Jose St.,

Fairfield 94533 - (707)422-0372

Clerk:

Linda Bowlan, 828 Tree Duck Way,

Suisin City, 94585 - (707)422-8482

Messengers:

Duane and Mona Richey, John Bowlan

FOLSOM:

Landmark Baptist, 609 Figueroa St., 95630

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Tom Van Ginkel, 118 McKiernan Dr., Folsom 95630 -

985-7680

Clerk:

Nadine Kelley, 417 Encinal Ave., Roseville 95678 -

783-8894

Messengers:

Tom Van Ginkel, Gary Perdue, Allen Linden

FORTUNA:

Fortuna Missionary Baptist, 13th & L St., 95548

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 553, Fortuna 95540

Pastor: John Stevens, Hwy. 36, Carlotta 95540, - mailing aftdress: P.O. Box 553,

Fortuna 95540 - (707)768-3868 or 725-5958

Clerk:

Pamela J. Vance, P.O. Box 553, Fortuna 95540

Messengers:

John Stevens, Lois Stevens, Lela Shambaugh

FREEDOM:

Landmark Missionary Baptist, 2151 Freedom Blvd.. 95019 ph. (408)722-2100

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Bro. George Townsend Jr., 11 Buena Vista Dr., Freedom

95019 - ph. (408) 724-3314

Clerk:

Ninon Edsall, 104 Santa Clara St.,

Watsonville 95076 - 724-6654

Messengers:

Bro. George Townsend, Sis. Sherry Townsend,

Sis. Betty Brown.

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FRESNO:

Calvary Missionary Baptist, 757 Orange, 93702

Mailing Address: same as Church clerk:

Pastor:

W. Ross, 757 So. Orange, Fresno 93702 - 875-3687

Clerk:

Marie Poole, 3645 E. Clay Ave., Fresno 93702 -264-0107

Messengers:

Eld. Roy Gills, Sis Mable Gibbs

FRESNO:

Country Landmark Missionary Baptist, 5704 W. Belmont, 93711

Mailing Address: same as above

Pastor:

J.D. Cooper, 5704 W. Belmont,

Fresno 93711 -(209)266-8201

Clerk:

Imogene Williams, 3473 W. Sheilds,

Sp. 100, Fresno 93711 - 266-3167

Messengers:

J.D. Cooper, Veld Cooper, James Patton

FRESNO:

First Missionary Baptist

Mailing Address: 6733 N. Haslam, Fresno 93711

Pastor:

Burel G. Burnes, 6733 N. Haslam, Fresno 93711 -

(209)431-0119

Clerk:

Ruth Burnes, same as pastor.

Messengers:

Burel G. Burnes, Ruth Burnes, Delores Wright

FRESNO:

McKinley Landmark Missionary Baptist, 2052 N. Katy Ln.

Mailing Address: same as above

Pastor:

Eld. Ron Loyd, 2024 N. Katy Ln.,

Fresno 93711 - (209)485-8259

Clerk:

Irene Taylor, 2228 N. Bryan, Fresno 93711 - (209)268-0584

Messengers:

Bro. Ron Loyd, Bro. Dan Taylor

GLENDALE:

Glendale Missionary Baptist, 825 E. Maple St., 91205

Mailing Address: same as church clerk:

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LOCKFORD

First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 11011 E. Highway 12, 95237

Mailing Address: same as above

Pastor:

none at present

(Deacon) Troy Barr, 1750471

Bruella, Victor 95253 - 368-8764

Clerk:

Jewel Wright, 22868 N. Elliott Rd., Acampo 95220 -

369-4190

Messengers:

by letter

LOMITA:

First Missionary Baptist 2154 W. 245th St., 91717, (church ph.) 352-4620

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 296, Lomita 91717

Pastor:

Arthur E. Richardson, 2463 W.

255th St., Lomita 91717 - ph. (213) 539-3387

Clerk:

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

(213)834-7939

Messengers:

Arthur Richardson, Billie Richardson, Lee Richardson

LOMPOC:

Landmark Missionary Baptist, 708 N. 3rd St., 93436

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 219, Lompoc 93436

Pastor:

Henry L. French, 713 North “F” St.,

Lompoc 93436 - (805)736-1435

Clerk:

Pauline Garner, 913 East Barton Ave.,

Lompoc 93436 - 736-8162

Messengers:

Any present

LONG BEACH:

First Baptist of Dominguez, 2679 E. Carson, 90810

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Martin Canavan, 2715 Washington,

Long Beach 90810 - (213)834-5113

Clerk:

Louise Coberly, 22039 Evonda, Long

Beach 90810 - (213)835-9576

Messengers:

Martin Canavan, Bro. Gueraro, Garland Tinsel

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Clerk:

Phyllis Hollis, 17777 Oak St., Fountain Valley

92708 - 962-0131

Messengers:

James C. Nye, Jonnie E. Nye

KEYES:

New Hope Missionary Baptist, 5528 8th St., 95328

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 397, Keyes 95328

Pastor:

Glenn Ridings, 5529 8th St., Keyes

95328 - 632-7697

Clerk:

Leland McIntyre, 22615 E. Arthur Rd.,

Escalon 95320 - 838-3708

Messengers:

Glenn & Nadine Ridings

LA MESA:

San Diego First

Missionary Baptist, 5526 Lake Park Way, 92041

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Earnest K. Begley, 5526 Lake Park Way,

La Mesa 92041 - 469-8140

Clerk:

Mrs. George Dickison, 6170 Santa,

La Mesa 92041- 465-9986

Messengers:

Sylvanus K. Holman

LANCASTER:

First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 3232 E. Ave. H-14

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 384, Lancaster 93534

Pastor:

H.T. Hubbard, 1617 E. Ave. 1. sp. 31,

Lancaster 93534 - (805)948-9300

Clerk:

Carol Speegle, 8349 E. Ave. G-8,

Lancaster 93534 - (805)946-1979

Messengers:

H.T. Hubbard

LANCASTER:

Lancaster Missionary Baptist, 42515 N. 22 St. West, 93534

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

C.J. Weckner, 1126 West Ave. J-15,

Lancaster 93534 - (805)948-2290

Clerk:

Juanita Bexley, 729 East Ave. K-4,

Lancaster 93534 - 948-4109

Messengers:

C.J. Weckner, Johnny Childress, Edith Childress

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Pastor:

Russell Tomlinson, 130 Roycroft,

Long Beach 90803 - (213)439-4083

Clerk:

Melinda Parrill, 430 W. Broadway,

Glendale 91204 - (213)243-2668

Messengers:

Represented by letter

HAYWARD:

Emmanuel Missionary Baptist, 19126 Meekland Ave., 94541

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Larry Clements, 19126 Meekland Ave.,

Hayward 94541- 276-7768 & 278-3540 (church)

Clerk:

Judy Pevehouse, 25848 Stanwood, Hayward 94544 -

783-7818

Messengers:

Larry & Pat Clements

HEBER:

Heber Missionary Baptist, 1136 Heber Ave., 92249

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 243, Heber 92249

Pastor:

none at present - (714)352-1768

Clerk:

Joan Mullins, 1129 Parkyns St.,(mailing address)

P.O. Box 3, Heber 92249 - (714)352-7449

Messengers:

Rusty & Thelma Eleen

HUGHSON:

Hughson Missionary Baptist, 2nd & Locust St.

Mailing Address:

same as pastor:

Pastor:

Eld. Arlen Bevard, 5412 - 8th St.,

Keyes 95328 - 537-1265

Clerk:

SylveneBreshears, 1525 Rosario Ave.,

Modesto 95352 - 523-90%

Messengers:

Eld. Arlen Bevard, Bro. Winford Myers, Bro. Mike Lunn

HUNTINGTON BEACH:

Hillcrest Missionary Baptist, 8191 Newman Ave., 92647

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

James C. Nye, 8281 Michael Dr., Huntington Beach

92647

- (714) 847-7207

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LONG BEACH:

Living Word Missionary Baptist, 1541 Atlantic Ave., 90813

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor: John E. McClung, 2626 San Francisco Ave., Long Beach 90806

(213)426-3253

Clerk:

Hazel D. Johnson, 3345 Santa Fe Ave., #16,

Long Beach 90810 - ph. (213)424-7106

Messengers:

John E. McClung, Francis McClung, Leslie Smith

LONG BEACH:

Sharon Missionary Baptist, 901 E. South St., 90805

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Milton T. Hayes, 154 Osgood St.,

Long Beach 90805 - 422-0353

Clerk:

Virginia Kerby, 13907 Carfax Ave.,

Bellflower 90706- 867-2657

Messengers:

Eld. Milton T. Hayes & Peggy Hayes

LOS ANGELES:

Ebenezer Missionary Baptist 1137 S. Eastern Ave., 90022

Mailing Address: Iglesia Misionera Bautista “Ebenezer”, (same as above)

Pastor:

Luis E. Guerara, 8626 Westman St.,

Whittier 90606 - 699-6715

Clerk:

Ma de la luz Porras, 511 A. N. La Brea Ave.,

Inglewood 90302

Messengers:

by letter

LYNWOOD:

Antioch Baptist, 5238 Clark St., 90262

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 1507, Lynwood 90262

Pastor:

Neil V. Morley, 6101 Lincoln Ave.,

South Gate 90280 - (213)630-1363

Clerk:

Lillian Morley, 4317 Walnut Ave.,

Lynwood 90262 -(213)638-9922

Messengers:

Tim Sullivan, Ray Johnson, Danny Rice

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MANTECA:

First Missionary Baptist, 126 E. Edison

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Charles Spain, 1830 Yosemite Sp. 32,

Manteca 95336 - (209)823-6611

Clerk:

Barbara Curry, 445 Chestnut,

Manteca 95336 - 8234894

Messengers:

Charles Spain, Ed Monroe Joyce Monroe

MARTINEZ:

Emmanuel Missionary Baptist, 391 Arthur Rd., 94553

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Howard Estus, 391 Arthur Rd.,

Martinez 94553 - (415)228-9568 (office) & 228-2580

Clerk:

Adell Faulkner, 27 Alan Way,

Martinez 94553 - 228-7262

Messengers:

Howard and Jo Estus

McFARLAND:

First Missionary Baptist, 769 Third St., 93250

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

V.K. Roberson, P.O. Box 1571,

McFarland 93250 - (805)792-3191

Clerk:

Burl Beene, Rte. 1, Box 1037, Delano 93215

Messengers:

Any present

MEINERS OAKS:

Meiners Oaks Missionary Baptist, Poll & El Roblar

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 683, Ojai 93023

Pastor:

Eld. Bob Desoto, 1306 Robin Ave.,

Ventura 93003 - (805)644-1459

Clerk:

Debbie Terry, 1219 Cachuma Ave.,

Ventura 93003 - 647-4784

Messengers:

Eld. Bob Desoto, Bro. Steve & Sis. Donna Terry

MERCED:

Landmark Missionary Baptist, 1407 Merced Ave., 95340

Mailing Address:

same as above:

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Pastor:

Eld. O.E. Hall, 1630 Shirley St.,

Merced 95340 - (209)723-9230

Clerk:

Nina Tyndall, 2292 Beachwood Dr.,

Merced 95340 - 723-2315

Messengers:

Effie Hall

MIRA LOMA:

First Missionary Baptist, 10819 58th St., 91752

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

E.E. Crawford, 10831 58th St., Mira Loma 91752 -

(714)685-4776

Clerk:

Shirley St. Clair, 950 East “I” St.,

Ontario 91764 - (714)983-5409

Messengers:

Fred Branscum

MODESTO:

Tully Rd. Missionary Baptist, 4831 Tully Rd.

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 4599, Modesto 95352

Pastor:

E.A. Sharver, 2913 Tully Rd.,

Modesto 95350 - (209)523-7696

Clerk:

Sandra Danley, 1112

Yale Ave.,

Modesto 95350 - 522-1230

Messengers:

E.A. Sharver, James Ligon, Ben Ward

NAPA:

Napa Valley Landmark Missionary Baptist, 2303 Trower Ave., 94558

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

R.A. (Dick) Weathers, 862 Pueblo Ave.,

Napa 94558 - (707)255-9068

Clerk:

Lois Fox, 2005 Clay St., #1,

Napa 94558 - 252-2994

Messengers:

R.A. Weathers, Shirley Weathers, Jim Fleming

NICE:

Missionary Baptist, 2877 E. Hiway 20, 95464

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 301, Nice 95464

Pastor:

John H. Peach, Star Route,

Upper Lake 95485 - (707)274-1752

Clerk:

Rose Peach, same as pastor.

Messengers:

John Peach, Rose Peach, Paul Ridgeway

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NORCO:

Crown Missionary Baptist, 652 6th St., 91760

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 532, Norco 91760

Pastor:

Vernie Fletcher, 3227 Adelina,

Norco 91760 - (714)737-2751

Clerk:

Betty Conn

Messengers:

Vernie Fletcher

NORTH HIGHLANDS:

Highlands Missionary Baptist, 4130 Baptist Court

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Robert Williams, 4130 Baptist Court,

N. Highlands

95660 332-9257

Clerk:

Flora South, 5022 Harrison St., N.

Highlands 95660 - 3314830

Messengers:

Bro. Robert Williams, R.G. South, Virgil Robertson

NORW ALK:

Norwalk Missionary Baptist, 11429 Beaty Ave.

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 588, Norwalk 90650

Pastor:

Wallace T. Cooper, 11728 Orr & Day Rd.,

Norwalk 90650-ph. (213) 868-5166

Clerk:

Marilyn Mosley, 8036³ Alhambra Ave.,

Paramount 90723 - 634-4780

Messengers:

Bro. Wallace T. Cooper

OAKDALE:

First Missionary Baptist, 1141 Walnut St., 95361, ph. (209)847-6204

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Richard Paslay, 957 Sky-View Dr.,

Oakdale 95361 - (209)847-5672 (church)847-6204

Clerk:

Anita Pacheco, 938 Magnolia St.,

Oakdale 95361 - 847-4157

Messengers:

Richard Paslay, LaDean Paslay, Troy Ward

OAKLEY:

Bethel Missionary Baptist, 338 A Brownstone Rd., 94561

Mailing Address:

same as above

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Pastor:

Joseph LaPointe, 1588 Windsor Way,

Brentwood 94513 - Ph. (415) 6344628

Clerk:

Dorothy Arp, 120 Lynn Dr.,

Brentwood 94513 - (415)6344798

Messengers:

Joe LaPointe, Tommy McCain, Ray Jones

OILDALE:

First Missionary Baptist, 1421 Wilson Ave.

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Gerald Hosman, 1421 Wilson Ave.,

Oildale 93308

Clerk:

not listed

Messengers:

Gerald Hosman, Peggy Holman

ORANGE:

Antioch Missionary Baptist, 192 S Orange 92667

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Steve Siemons, 1260 Brian Lane,

Anaheim 92805 -(714)633-9620

Clerk:

Kathie Siemons, same as pastor.

Messengers:

Clark Stephens, Kathy Stephens

OROVILLE:

Olive Hill Missionary Baptist, 2903 Olive Hwy., 95965

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Raymond L. Bynum, 2903 Olive Hwy.,

Oroville 95965 - ph. (916) 533-1371

Clerk:

Georgina Elam, F.F. Star Rt., Box 7071,

Oroville 95965 - 533-2251

Messengers:

Raymond Bynum, Virginia Bynum, Gerald Loyd

OXNARD:

First Missionary Baptist, 200 South D. St., 93030

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Russell Self, 2231 Benito Dr.,

Camarillo 93010 - (805)484-4612

Clerk:

Louise Brown, 421 Stroube,

Oxnard 93030 - (805)485-5205

Messengers:

Russell Self, any other two members present

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PITTSBURG

Landmark Missionary Baptist, 1115 North Parkside Dr.

Mailing Address:

same as church clerk:

Pastor:

Jim Bennett, 2729 El Rey St.,

Antioch 94509 - (415)757-3363

Clerk:

Louise Mott, 253 El Camino Dr.,

Pittsburg 94565 - (415)439-1819

Messengers:

Jim Bennett, Juanita Bennett, Argust Mott

POMONA:

First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 1165 So. Gibbs St.

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

none at present

Clerk:

Sandra Abbott, 700 W. Hollyvale,

Azusa 91702

Messengers:

by letter

PORTERVILLE:

First Missionary Baptist, 165 E. Putnum Ave., 93257

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Roger O. Bowline, 808 Rose Lane,

Porterville 93257 - (209)781-6198

Clerk:

Patricia Dillon, 1454 W. Thurman,

Porterville 93257 - 784-8561

Messengers:

Roger Bowline, Bob Bishop, Earls Bowline

PORTERVILLE:

Landmark Missionary Baptist, 1437 Springville Dr., 93257

Mailing Address:

same as church clerk:

Pastor:

Doug McLaughlin, 1491 Springville Dr.,

Porterville 93257 - 781-5787

Clerk:

Donna McLaughlin, same as pastor.

Messengers:

Dough McLaughlin, Thelma Reeves, Agnes Duncan

REDDING:

Shasta Missionary Baptist, 1929 Bib St., 96001

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Billy Roberts, 3575 A. Ricardo Ave.,

96001 - (916)241-1076

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Clerk:

Juanita Taylor, 1990 Kenyon Dr.,

Redding 96001 - 246-0994

Messengers:

Billy Roberts, any other member present

REDLANDS:

First Missionary Baptist, 1100 Occidental, 92373

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Joe M. Steddum, 11446 Terracina,

Redlands 92373 - (714)792-0960

Clerk:

Betty Stephens, 445 S. Buena Vista,

Redlands 92373 - 792-2795

Messengers:

Bro. & Sis Joe Steddum

RESEDA:

Valley Missionary Baptist, 18401 Keswick 91335

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Monroe Patterson, 18401 Keswick,

Reseda 91335

Clerk:

Laura Ransom, 13400 Astoria St.,

Sylmar 91342 - 362-1113

Messengers:

Bro. & Sis. Monroe Patterson

RIDGECREST:

First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 442 W. Ridgecrest Blvd.

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 743, Ridgecrest 93555

Pastor:

Harley W. Baker, 436 W. Wilson Rd.,

Ridgecrest 93555 - ph. (714) 375-4223

Clerk:

Joyce Baker, same as pastor.

Messengers:

Steve Foster, Joyce Baker, Jo Baker

RIO DELL:

Rio Dell Landmark Missionary Baptist, 1271 Erola Ave.

Mailing Address:

same as church clerk:

Pastor:

Clarence Denny, 529 3rd St.,

Rio Dell 95562 - (707)764-3508

Clerk:

Barbara Wilson, 645 Gunnerson

Ln., Rio Dell 95562 - 764-3792

Messengers:

Eld. Clarence Denney, Cassie Denney

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RIO LINDA:

Calvary Missionary Baptist, 1100 “G” St., 95673

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

none at present,- 991-5127

Clerk:

John Bradley, #20 Commodor Ln.,

Sacramento 95838 - 920-2790

Messengers:

by letter

RIVERBANK:

First Missionary Baptist

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 405, Riverbank 95367

Pastor:

Eld. C.C. Wright, P.O. Box 1076,

Riverbank 95367 - 869-1255

Clerk:

Sis. Freida Dunn, P.O. Box 405,

Riverbank 95367 - 869-2664

Messengers:

Eld. C.C. Wright, Jerry Brown, Belford Gray

ROWLAND HEIGHTS:

Calvary Missionary Baptist, 19164 Walnut Dr.,

Mailing Address: same as church clerk:

Pastor:

Larry W. Crouch, 1937 Benbow St.,

Covina 91724 - (213)331-7525

Clerk:

Kenneth Hill, 4106 Elrovia,

El Monte 91732 - (213)442-1747

Messengers:

Bro. Crouch, Kenneth Hill, R. Youders

SACRAMENTO:

Cypress Missionary Baptist, 7933 Bradshaw Rd., 95823

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor: none at present

Clerk:

Drothey Jgraggen, 4329 46th Ave.,

Sacramento 95824 - 428-1362

Messengers:

Earl Walker, Lonnie Magee, Earl E. Walker

SACRAMENTO:

Faith Landmark Missionary Baptist, 7458 Elder Creek Rd., 95824

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Leonard Smith, 7136 Astron Park Way,

Sacramento 95823 - 428-7833

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Clerk:

Patricia Griffen, 5900 Riza Way, Apt. #259,

Sacramento 95823 392-1675

Messengers:

Leonard Smith, Veronica Smith

SACRAMENTO:

Southside Missionary Baptist, 7497 Persimmon Ave., 95828

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 28117, Sacramento 95828

Pastor:

Glen Pierpoint, 5955 Saddleback Way,

Sacramento 95823 - ph. (916) 421-7146

Clerk:

Bonnie Smith, 7518 Flamingo Way,

Sacramento 95828 - 422-8752

Messengers:

Charles Trotter, Glen Pierpoint, Karen Pierpoint

SALINAS:

First Missionary Baptist, 1201 Garner Ave., (at Towt), 93905

Mailing Address:

same as above:

Pastor:

Lonnie L. Wiggins, 1635 Siskiyou

Dr., Salinas 93906- (408)424-9728 or 449-4221

Clerk:

Gladys White,

1416 Alma Ave.,

Salinas 93905 - (408)422-0565

Messengers:

Lonnie Wiggins, Tom Porter, Jerry Hyde

SANGER:

Shiloh Missionary Baptist, 1417 “J” St., 93657

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Dennis Oliver, 1417 J St.,

Sanger (209)875-7967

Clerk:

Sandra Luebke, 1531 Burgan, Clovis 93612

Messengers:

Dennis Oliver, Lynda Oliver, Agnes Loyd

SAN JOSE:

Landmark Missionary Baptist, 499 Coyote Rd., 95111, ph.

227-5401

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Royce Smith, 499 Coyote Rd.,

San Jose 95111 - 277-8075

Clerk:

not listed

Messengers:

Royce Smith, Jerry Hamblen, Dick Bevis

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SAN JOSE:

New Hope Missionary Baptist

Mailing Address:

pastor’s address

Pastor:

Tom Counts, 713 Bolivar Dr.,

San Jose 95123 - (408)5784977

Clerk:

Mayvis Allen, 2063 Pacine Dr.,

San Jose 95116 - 258-9194

Messengers:

John Phillips, Tom Counts, Pat Counts

SAN PABLO:

Brookside Missionary Baptist, 2060 Brookside Dr., 94806

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Dr. H.A. Pruit, 2060 Brookside Dr.,

San Pablo 94806 - (415)232-8510

Clerk:

Carolyn Drybread, 6318 Potrero Ave.,

El Cerrito 94530 - ph. (415) 232-6782

Messengers:

H.A. Pruit, Ted Prescott, Tina Pruit

SAN PABLO:

Landmark Missionary Baptist, 17th and Broadway, 94806

Mailing Address:

same as church clerk

Pastor:

Eld. Charles Jeffus, 2721 McBryde,

Richmond 94804 - (415)233-4828

Clerk:

Jean Whittington, 2454 Manchester Ave.,

San Pablo 94806 - 237-2755

Messengers:

Eld. Charles Jeffus, Sis. Evelyn Jeffus,

Bro. Ray McFerran

SANTA CLARA:

Fellowship Missionary Baptist, 1661 Scott Blvd.

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Harold D. Chadwick, 727 Lake Muri Dr.,

Sunnyvale 94086 - ph. (408) 734-3453

Clerk:

Alice B. O’Cana, 3323 Vincent Dr.,

Santa Clara 95051 -244-0259

Messengers:

Harold D. Chadwick, Mike Maney, Robert Stage

SANTA CRUZ:

Landmark Baptist, 2155 Chanticleer Ave., 95062

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Ray Miller, 2155 Chanticleer Ave.,

Santa Cruz 95062

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Clerk:

Mike Greene, 178 Hagemann Ave., Santa Cruz 95062

Messengers:

by letter

SANTA ROSA:

First Missionary Baptist, 375 Calistoga Rd., 95405

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

J.W. Godbehere, 385 Garfield Park Ave.,

Santa Rosa 95405 - ph. (707) 539-1873

Clerk:

Zola Jefferson, 3919 Alta Vista Ave.,

Santa Rosa 95405 - 525-0452

Messengers:

Bro. Godbehere, Mickey Godbehere

SANTEE: (San Diego)

Landmark Missionary Baptist, 9369 Mission Gorge Rd., 92071

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 459, Santee 92071

Pastor:

Rusty Eleen, P.O. Box 459,

Santee 92071 - (714)561-7986

Clerk:

Janice Jackson, 7272 Ballinger,

San Diego 92119 - (714)460-3443

Messengers:

by letter

SCOTTS VALLEY:

Landmark Missionary Baptist, 75 Mt. Herman Rd.

Mailing Address:

same as church clerk:

Pastor:

none at present

Clerk:

Ilene Taylor, 121 Burlwood Dr.,

Scotts Valley 95066 - 438-3505

Messengers:

Karen Anderson, Ray Anderson

SHAFTER:

Shafter Missionary Baptist, 202 Golden West Ave., 93263

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

James Tramell, 1525 3rd,

Wasco 93280 - 758-2744

Clerk:

Joice Craig, 165 W. Lerdo Hwy., Shafter 93263

Messengers:

James Tramell, Sis. Tramell, Bro. Frank Preston

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SHERIDAN:

Landmark Missionary Baptist, 6911 Camp Far West Rd.

Mailing Address:

same as pastor’s address

Pastor:

David Housewright, P.O. Box 66,

Sheridan 95681 - 6334704

Clerk:

Gerald Sims, P.O. Box 99,

Wheatland 95691 - 633-2927

Messengers:

Bro. David Housewright, Sis. Housewright,

Bro. Geo. N. Walton

SIMI VALLEY:

Simi Valley Missionary Baptist, 4495 Barnard St., 93063, ph. (805)527-2096

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

L.E. McCalister, 2661 Stearns,

Simi Valley 93063 - (805)522-4276

Clerk:

Eunice Brigedine, 4771 Barnard St.,

Simi Valley 93063 - 526-2569

Messengers:

L.E. McCalister, Mary McCalister, Jack Cazier

SOUTH GATE:

First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 2953 Sequoia Ave., 90280

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Dwight Patterson, 5357 Batavia,

South Gate 90280 - (213)564-4718

Clerk:

Earleen Allen 10444 San Anselmo,

South Gate 90280 - (213)564-8661

Messengers:

Dwight Patterson, Ottis Dees, Euvis Patterson

STOCKTON:

Eastside Missionary Baptist, 17 N. Oro Ave., 95205

Mailing Address:

same as above

Pastor:

Virgil G. Mooring, 17 N. Oro Ave.,

Stockton 95205 - (209)462-7951

Clerk:

Glenna D. Mooring, same as pastor

Messengers:

Virgil Mooring, Mae Mooring

STOCKTON:

Landmark Missionary Baptist, 301 E. Alpine Ave., 95204

Mailing Address:

same as above

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Pastor:

Eld. Ben Crawford, 4701 Roselle,

Modesto 95355 - (209)522-9176

Clerk:

Ruth Moss, 854 So. Drake Ave.,

Stockton 95205 - (209)462-0352

Messengers:

Eld. Ben Crawford, Sis. Anna Crawford

STOCKTON:

Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist, 1752 S. “B” St., 95206

Mailing Address: same as pastor

Pastor:

David M. Butimore, 2040 E. 4th St.,

Stockton 95206 - (209)463-9851

Clerk:

Mary Lewis, 1230 E. Hazelton,

Stockton 95205 - (209)463-0490

Messengers:

David M. Butimore, Deborah Butimore, G.A. Williams

SUNNYVALE:

First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 1228 Brookfield Ave., 94087

Mailing Address: same as above

Pastor:

Harold Cole, 1230 Parkington, Apt. 3

Sunnyvale 94087 - (408)733-7288

Clerk:

Loralee Pound, 165 Butano Ave.,

Sunnyvale 94086 - (415)961-2010

Messengers:

Harold Cole, Albert Owen

SUNNYVALE:

Fellowship Missionary Baptist, 168 E. McKinley Ave., 94086

TULARE:

Tulare Missionary Baptist, 947 W. Kern St., 93274

Mailing Address: same as above

Pastor:

Keith Newton, 947 W. Kern, Tulare 93274 - 686-8853

Clerk:

Shirley Rybnikar, P.O. Box 676, Tulare 93274 - 688-8370

Messengers:

Keith Newton, Doris Newton, Bro. Hughes

VALLEY HOME:

First Missionary Baptist

Mailing Address: same as church clerk

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Pastor:

Gordon Richwine, P.O. Box 173,

Valley Home - (209) 847-4376

Clerk:

Thelma Northcutt, 11749 Sawyer Ave.,

Oakdale 95361 - (209)847-1568

Messengers:

by letter

VALLEY SPRINGS:

First Missionary Baptist,

Mailing Address: Arlie Pack, Box 283, Valley Springs 95252

Pastor:

none at present

Clerk:

Joyce Hatter, 8727 Jenny Lind Rd.,

Linden 95236 - (209) 786-2268

Messengers:

Richard Neely, Toca Neely

VENTURA:

First Missionary Baptist, 4454 No. Ventura Ave.

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 409, Ventura 93001

Pastor:

James Ames Franklin, 506 No. Signal #1

Ojai 93001 - 646-3747

Clerk:

Beth Franklin, same as pastor

Messengers:

J.A. Franklin, Beth Franklin

VALLEJO:

First Missionary Baptist, 1205 Taylor Ave.

VICTORVILLE:

Landmark Missionary Baptist

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1118, Victorville 92392

Pastor:

Lester Acton, 15112 Las Piedras,

Victorville 92392 - (714)245-1589

Clerk:

Benona Gillette, 14045 Alla Capa Rd.

Victorville 92392 - 245-6319

Messengers:

Bro. Lester Acton, Bro. Warren Gillette, Sis. Velma Lee

VISALIA:

First Landmark Missionary Baptist, 631 N. Chinowth, 93277

Mailing Address: same as above

Pastor-

Bill Hoppert, 1850 S. Bollinger Rd.,

Visalia 93277 - (home 733-2959 (office) 732-2946

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Clerk:

Paul Blackburn, 4017 W. Cambridge,

Visalia 93277 - 734-1692

Messengers:

Bill Hoppert, Les Scott, Paul Blackburn

WASCO:

Central Missionary Baptist, 3rd & Poplin

Mailing Address: same as pastor

Pastor:

Dieter W. Bergstrasser, 2241 1st St.,

Wasco 93280 - (805)758-5676

Clerk:

Shelly McDaniel, 1700 2nd St.,

Wasco 93280 - 758-3104

Messengers:

D.W. Bergstrasser, Linda Bergstrasser, Dot Nobly

WILMINGTON:

Wilmington Missionary Baptist, 1003 N, Bayview Ave., 90477

Mailing Address: same as above

Pastor:

William Bekgaard, 13028 Ibbetson Ave.,

Downey 90242 - (213)923-7924

Clerk:

Rose Ann Reynolds, 1003 N. Bayview Ave.,

Wilmington 90477

Messengers:

by letter

WOODBRIDGE:

First Missionary Baptist, 673 E. Woodbridge Rd.

Mailing Address: same as pastor

Pastor:

Pat Christian, 673 E. Woodbridge Rd.,

Lodi 95220 - (209)368-9896

Clerk:

Sadie Waddle, 5790 E. Jahant Rd.,

Galt 95632 - (209)368-1660

Messengers:

Pat Christian, Doug Mayo, Kenny Hosman

MISSION DIRECTORY

CLOVIS:

Missionary:

Harold Spence, 2535 Millbrook, Fresno 93703

CLOVERDALE:

Missionary:

George Townsend

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FONTANA:

Missionary Baptist, 8833 Palmento St., YMCA Building

Missionary:

Fred Branscum, 9967 Cedar Ave., Bloomington

GILROY:

First Missionary Baptist, 7449 Eigelberry, 95020

Missionary:

William T. Porter, P.O. Box 1722,

Gilroy 95020 - 125 D Southgate Ct., Gilroy, - (408)847-1741

Clerk:

Debbie Beaver, 1065 Ortega Circle, Gilroy

MERCED:

Missionary:

O.E. Hall, 1630 Shirley St., Merced 95340 - (209)723-9230

OAKLAND:

Missionary:

Leslie Smith, 466 24th St., #11, Oakland 94612

SACRAMENTO:

Missionary:

Leonard Smith, 7136 Astron Parkway, Sacramento 95823

SAN DIEGO: (Santee)

Landmark Mission Missionary Baptist, 9369

Mission Gorge Rd., 92071

Missionary:

Rusty Eleen, P.O. Box 459, Santee

92071-, - (714)561-7986

Clerk:

Janice Jackson, 7272 Ballinger,

San Diego 92119 - (714)460-3443

Messengers: by letter

THOUSAND OAKS:

Thousand Oaks Missionary Baptist

Missionary:

Jack Cazier, 1948 Doritt, Newbury Park 91320 - 498-7893

Clerk:

Faye Nottingham, 2792 Calle Oliva, Thousand Oaks 91360

%John L. Holt

Ph. 492-6348

TRI—CITY AREA:

Missionary:

Ellis Fisher, 5769 Musick Ave., Newark 94560

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COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF

Missionary Baptist Churches of California

CHRONOLOGY

Year

Meeting Place

Moderator

1952 (Initial Meet-

Corcoran

C.C. Middleton

ing)

1952

Armona

C.C. Middleton

1953

Ceres

G.C. Middleton

1954

Long Beach

C.C. Middleton

1955

Oakdale

Allen Adkins

1956

Corcoran

Allen Adkins

1957

McFarland

M.F. Downing

1958

Antioch

L.M. Branch

1959

San Francisco

L.M. Branch

1960

Corcoran

C.C. Middleton

1%1

Hayward

Hoyt Chastain

1962

Glendale

Hoyt Chastain

1963

Sacramento

Roy M. Reed

1964

Tulare

Roy M. Reed

1965

Tulare

Bill Hoppert

1966

Fresno

Bill Hoppert

1967

Tulare

Allen Adkins

1968

Tulare

Allen Adkins

1969

Tulare

K.G. McKellip

1970

Tulare

K.G. McKellip

1971

San Jose

Dwight Patterson

1972

Tulare

Dwight Patterson

1973

Visalia

Dwight Patterson

1974

Visalia

Tom Counts

1975

Visalia

Tom Counts

1976

Visalia

Larry Reeves

1977

Visalia

Larry Reeves

1978

Visalia

June Godbehere

CLERK 1952-1978 Martin Canavan

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Minutes Of The Twenty-First Annual Meeting

of the

State Ladies’ Auxiliary

Cooperative Association

Missionary Baptist Churches

Of California

Together with a complete directory of officers and a list of auxiliaries repre-

sented.

The Twenty-First Annual Meeting was held in the Community and Convention

Center, Visalia, California, March 20, 1978.

DIRECTORY OF OFFICERS

President:

Virginia Bynum, 2903 Olive Hwy., Oroville 95965

First Vice President:

Gail Scott, 14955 Ave. 313, Visalia 93277

Second Vice President:

Sandi Roberson, 765 3rd St., McFarland 93250

Secretary -Treasurer:

Rita Christian, 673 E. Woodbridge Rd., Lodi 95240

Assistant Secretary-Treasurer:

Martha Housewright, P.O. Box 66, Sheridan 95681

Parliamentarian:

Dorothy Madden, 2011 Random Dr., Anaheim 92804

Assistant Parliamentarian:

Euvis Patterson, 15027 Capistrano, South Gate 90280

Directory of District Auxiliaries and Officers

Dates of District Meetings

CENTRAL COAST:

President: Brenda Maxwell, 9615 El Camino Real,

Atascadero 93422

Secretary: Earlene Silva, 5005 Rosario, Atascadero 93422

Date of Meeting: Second Saturday of every quarter.

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CENTRAL VALLEY:

President: Donna McLaughlin, 1491 E. Springville Ave., Porterville 92357

Secretary: Sandi Roberson, P.O. Box 1571, McFarland 93250

Date of Meeting: Third Saturday of every quarter.

NORTHERN COASTAL:

President: Betty Brown, 855 Amesti Rd., Watsonville 95076

Secretary: Pat Clements, 19126 Meekland, Hayward 94541

Date of Meeting: Fourth Saturday of every quarter.

PARADISE VALLEY:

President: Sharon Fletcher, 3227 Adelina, Norco 91760

Secretary: Freda Davis, 911 La Quinta Way, Norco 91760

Date of Meeting: Second Saturday of January, March, May, July, September, and

November

SACRAMENTO VALLEY:

President: Mae Mooring, 17 North Oro, Stockton 95205

Secretary: Deborah Butimore, 2040 East Fourth, Stockton 95206

Date of Meeting: Fourth Saturday of every quarter.

SOUTHERN COASTAL:

President: Jonni Nye, 8191 Newman Ave., Huntington Beach 92647

Secretary: Debbie Jackson, 9464 Park St., Bellflower 90706

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

TRI-VALLEY ASSOCIATION:

President: Betty Bird, 2109 Magnolia, Simi Valley 93065

Secretary: Debbie Ibbotson, 1760 Olympic, Simi Valley 93063

Date of Meeting: First Saturday of every other month.

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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 to encourage the establishment of Auxiliaries in all Missionary

Baptist Churches where none exist.

ARTICLE III — Definition

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

Cooperative Association of Missionary Baptist Churches of California.

ARTICLE IV - Membership

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

Auxiliary and approved by 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) Assistant Secretary-Trea-

surer, (6) Parliamentarian, (7) Assistant Parliamentarian.

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

Section I. President: The duties of the President shall be,

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(I) To preside over all 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: (1) 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, (2) The First Vice-President shall perpare the program for the State

Meeting for following year and to notify each Auxiliary in the absence of the Sec-

ond Vice-President, (3) The First Vice-President shall help publicize our elected

goal and any other business necessary to the district auxiliaries, papers, etc.

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

ings in the absence of the President and First Vice-President or when called upon

by either of them to do so, (2) To perpare the program for the State Meeting for the

following year and to notify each auxiliary.

Section III: Secretary-Treasurer: The duties of the Secretary-Treasurer shall be:

(1) To keep an accurate record of the proceedings of all meetings, (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 As-

sociation the minutes of each annual meeting, (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 Assistant Secretary-

Treasurer shall be to assist the Secretary-Treasurer in whatever manner needed in

performing the duties of that office.

Section V: Parliamentarian: The duty of the Parliamentarian shall be to offer ad-

vice 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.

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DIRECTORY OF AUXILIARIES

ANAHEIM:

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

Secretary: Era Mayes, 518 W. Roberta, Fullerton 92632

ANTIOCH:

President: Betty Reeves, 3409 Longview Rd., Antioch 94509

Secretary: Linda Iiams, 45 Sunset Dr., Antioch 94509

ARMONA:

President: Mary Fritz, P.O. Box 697, Armona 93202

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

ARROYO GRANDE:

President: Imogene Gilstrap, Live Oak Ridge Rt., Nipomo 93444

Secretary: June Frogge’, 623 Woodland Dr., Arroyo Grande 93420

ATASCADERO:

President: Brenda Maxwell, P.O. Box 969, Atascadero 93422

Secretary: Patti Pyron, 4948 Traffic Way, Atascadero 93422

BAKERSFIELD, BETHEL:

President: Katie Peoples, 1905 La France, Bakersfield 93307

Secretary: Lee Craft, 1401 El Toro, Bakersfield 93307

BAKERSFIELD, NEW HOPE:

President:

Judy Gibson, 1801 Manley, Bakersfield 93306

Secretary: Kathy Phillips, 2816 Citrus Ave., Bakersfield 93307

BELLFLOWER:

President: Doris Reed, 9322 Rosser, Bellflower 90706

Secretary: Mary Childs, 14549 Liblen, Bellflower 90706

BLOOMINGTON:

President: Mae Ramshur, 8590 Almond St., Fontana 92335

Secretary: Judy Phillips

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CERES:

President: Willie Skaggs, 4830 Central Ave., Ceres 95307

Secretary: Vada White, 1605 Grimes Ave., Modesto 95351

CONCORD:

President: Carolyn Barnett, 445 McHarry Ranch Rd., Martinez 94553

Secretary: Anne Mauldin, 4349 Hazelwood Ln., Concord 94521

CORCORAN:

President:Billie Sue Hoppert, 1615 Estes, Corcoran 93212

Secretary: Leona Westbay, P.O. Box 1096, Corcoran 93212

ESCONDIDO:

President^: Carolyn Bradburn, 2400 W. Valley Parkway #76 Escondido 92025

Secretary: Rosalie Wilson, 1048 Metcalf, Escondido 92026

FAIR FIELD:

President:Sharon Tapply, 1755 Catlin, Fairfield 94533

Secretary: Mona Richey, 460 San Jose, Fairfield 94533

FOLSOM:

President: Deborah Van Ginkel, 118 McKreinon St., Folsom 95630

Secretary: Geritha Brown, 10405 Georgetown Dr., Rancho Cordova

FORTUNA:

President:Berta Criswell, P.O. Box 553, Fortuna 95540

Secretary: Jeanne Harrison, P.O. Box 553, Fortuna 95540

FREEDOM:

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

Secretary: Nancy Edsall, 642 B. Orchard, Watsonville 95076

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FRESNO:

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

Secretary: Pat Brown, 4524 E. Simpson, Fresno 93703

GILROY:

President: Jackie Dollar, 8700 Murray Ave., Gilroy 95020

Secretary: Marty Reyes, 8210 Wren Ave., Gilroy 95020

HAYWARD:

President: Judy Pevehouse, 412 Tharnally, San Leandro

Secretary: Pat Clements, 19126 Meekland, Hayward 94541

HEBER:

President: June Patterson, 910 Smoketree Dr., El Centro 92243

Secretary: Linda Ramsay, P.O. Box 101, Heber 92249

HUGHSON:

President: Sharon Morgan, 3317 E. Orangeburg Ave., Modesto 95350

Secretary: Gertrude Bradley, 1817 Jo Ann Ave., Modesto 95350

HUNTINGTON BEACH:

President: Jonnie Nye, 8281 Michael, Huntington Beach 92647

Secretary: Judy Yellen, 6112 Kiser Dr., Huntington Beach 92647

KEYES:

President: Nadine Ridings, 5528 8th St., Keyes 95328

Secretary: Myrtle Hutson, 5318 Ave. C, Modesto 95350

LANCASTER:

President: Juanita Bexley, 729 East K-4, Lancaster 93534

Secretary: Karan Qualls, 44331 Stanridge Ave., Lancaster 93534

LOMITA:

President: Vera Presley, 21425 S. Avalon #48, Carson 90745

Secretary: Marilyn F. Nunley, 14932 Cordary St., Hawthorne 90250

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LOMPOC:

President: Sandy Patrick, 333 North Y, Lompoc 93436

Secretary: Roberta J. Wilbur, 204 West North #26, Lompoc 93436

LONG BEACH, DOMINGUEZ:

President: Tina Tensley, 2709 E. 218 PI., Long Beach 90810

Secretary: Lorraine Gray, 2752 Van Buren, Long Beach 90810

LONG BEACH, SHARON:

President: Peggy Hayes, 154 Osgood St., Long Beach 90805

Secretary: Marsha Michall, 9411 Oak St., Bellflower 90706

LOS ANGELES:

President: Elizabeth Guevara, 8626 Westman St., Whittier 90606

Secretary: Maria Martinez, 1224 N. Beachwood Dr., Burbank 91506

LOS ANGELES: LYN WOOD:

President: Evelyn Morley, 6101 Lincoln, South Gate 90280

Secretary: Shelley Puckett, 16612 Grand Ave., Bellflower 90706

MANTECA:

President: Barbara Spain, 1830 E. Yosemite #32, Manteca 95336

Secretary: Sheila Goffey, 253 Eve. Ct., Manteca 95336

MARTINEZ:

President: Ann Sweeney, 635 Henry, Vallejo 94590

Secretary: Minnie Duncan, 4390 Cabrilho Dr., Martinez 94553

McFARLAND:

President: Janet Strand, 225 Harlane, McFarland 93250

Secretary: Pauline Hampton, Rt. 1 Box 224, Earlimart 93219

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MERCED:

President: Louise Hall, 1407 Merced Ave., Merced 95340

Secretary: Linda Hall, 1407 Merced Ave., Merced 95340

MEINERS OAKS:

President: Dotti Youngquist, 627 Pala Dr., Ojai 93023

Secretary: Becky Hensley, 534 Vine St., Oak View

MIRA LOMA:

President: Shirl St Clair, 950 E. 1. St., Onterio 91764

Secretary: June Larimore, 320 S. First Ave., Upland 91786

MODESTO:

President: Rudy Hannah, 705 Willow Ave., Manteca 95336

Secretary: Donna Martin, 2309 Coston Ave., Modesto 95359

NAPA:

President: Aylse Anselmi, 1572 Mosswood, Napa 94558

Secretary: Fay Du Bois, 25 Franklin St., Napa 94558

NEWARK:

President: Wilma Fisher, 5769 Musick, Newark 94560

Secretary: Beth Weaver, 7341 Birkdale Dr., Newark 94560

NICE:

President: Glaydis Brawley, Clearlake Highlands

Secretary: Juanita Navarro, Rt. 1 Box 72R, Lower Lake 95457

OAKDALE:

President: Mable Crain, P.O. Box 152, Valley Home 95384

Secretary: Ethel Hanna, 682 Pedersen, Oakdale 95361

OAKLEY:

President: Grace Stove, 505 Balfour Sp. #31, Brentwood 94513

Secretary: Jeanne Perdue, Rt. #1 Box A266, Oakley 94561

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OILDALE:

President: Iris Gafford, 328 Woodrow, Oildale 93308

Secretary: Janice McWhorter, 1005 El Toro, Oildale 93308

ORANGE:

President: Sally Walker, 233 S. Orange #5, Orange 92666

Secretary: Tammy Jacobs, P.O. Box 10525, Santa Ana 92701

OROVILLE:

President: Virginia Bynum, 2903 Olive Hwy., Oroville 95965

Secretary: Reva Atkinson, Oroville 95965

OXNARD:

President: FlorenceSelf, 2231 Benito, Camarillo 93010

Secretary: Shirley Brown, 421 Stroube, Oxnard 93030

PITTSBURG:

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

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

PORTERVILLE, FIRST:

President: Marci Bishop, 1631 W. Danai, Porterville 93257

Secretary: Lavesta McGregor, 33 E. Date, Porterville 93257

PORTERVILLE, LANDMARK:

President: Lucille Bost, 661 So. Sunset, Porterville 93257

Secretary: Lorene Ellis, 225 So. Conner, Porterville 93257

REDDING:

President: Norma Hooper, Magnolia Ave., Redding 96001

Secretary: Cathy Hartman, 2126 Victor Ave., Redding 96001

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REDLANDS:

President: Marjorie Pike, 3376 Wash. Dr., Yucaipa

Secretary: Karen Billings, 514 The Terrace, Redlands 92373

RESEDA:

President: Zettie Patterson, 18355 Keswick, Reseda 91335

Secretary: Linda Ferguson, 15151 Tuba St., Mission Hills 91345

RIDGECREST:

President: Asa Butler, 336^[/2 Alvord, Ridgecrest 93555

Secretary: Sue Baker, 436 W. Wilson, Ridgecrest 93555

RIVERBANK:

President: Genevie Franklin, Riverbank 95367

Secretary: Okhelia Tackett, P.O. Box 261, Riverbank 95367

ROWLAND HEIGHTS:

President: Claudine Johnson, 613 Cadenza Cr., Ontaria 91761

Secretary: Rhonda Baker, 4104 Elrovia, Elmonte

SACRAMENTO, CYPRESS:

President: Ruth Walker, 8176 Judette Way, Sacramento 95828

Secretary: Charlotte Walker, 8581 Napier Way, Sacramento 95828

SACRAMENTO, FAITH:

President: Dorothy McLaurin, 2910 Winchester Way, Rancho Cordova 95670

Secretary: Minnie Pendleton, 2939 Shaun Way, Rancho Cordova 95670

SACRAMENTO, HIGHLANDS:

President: Barbara Spence, 5049 Jackson St., North Highlands 95660

Secretary: Beverly Schenk, 3657 Plymouth Dr., North Highlands 95660

SALINAS:

President: Margaret McVay, 1165 Old Stage Rd., Salinas 93908

Secretary: Eunice Wiggins, 1635 Siskiyou Dr., Salinas 93906

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SANGER:

President: Melva Grove, 4445 S. Bethel, Del Rey 93616

Secretary: Edna Smallwood, 801 Hoag, Sanger 93657

SANTA CLARA:

President: Janice Nelson

Secretary: Melba Chadwick, 727 Lakeview Dr., Sunnyvale 94086

SAN JOSE:

President: Myrene Phillips, 214 Ridgevista, San Jose 95127

Secretary: Denise Allen, 14401 Buckner Dr., San Jose 95127

SAN PABLO:

President: Carolyn Prybread, 6318 Potraro Ave., El Cerrito 94530

Secretary: Winstina Pruit, 2060 Brookside Dr., San Pablo 94806

SANTA ROSA:

President: Zola Jefferson, 3919 Alta Vista Ave., Santa Rosa 95405

Secretary: Dorothy Andrews, 2144 Orchard St., Santa Rosa 95405

SCOTTS VALLEY:

President:

Secretary: Ilene Taylor, 121 Burlwood Dr., Scotts Valley 95506

SHERIDAN:

President: Helen Kelley, P.O. Box 137, Sheridan 95681

Secretary: Loretta Medina, P.O. Box 527, Wheatland 95692

SOUTH GATE:

President: Euvis Patterson, 5357 Batavia, South Gate 90280

Secretary: Pat Tripodo, 9600 San Juan, South Gate 90280

STOCKTON, EASTSIDE:

President: Roberta Gates, 941 S. Gertrude, Stockton 95205

Secretary: Mae Mooring, 17 N. Oro Ave., Stockton 95205

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STOCKTON, LANDMARK:

President: Anna Crawford, 4701 Ruselle, Modesto 95359

Secretary: Beverly Rieckenberg, 5 W. Fargo, Stockton 95205

STOCKTON, MR. OLIVE:

President: Mary Lewis, 1230 E. Hazelton Ave., Stockton 95205

Secretary: Doris Laursen, 2074 De. Ovan St., Stockton 95204

TULARE:

President: Sherry Holdridge, 784 N. Palm St., Tulare 93274

Secretary: Margaret Foster, 924 W. Sonora, Tulare 93274

VALLEY SPRINGS:

President: Betty Johnson, Rt. 2 Box 317 J, Linden 95236

Secretary: Gladys Scoggins, Rt. I Box 2369, Valley Springs 95252

VICTORVILLE:

President: Helen Acton, 15112 Las Piedras, Victorville 92392

Secretary: Benona Gillette, 14045 Anacapa Rd., Victorville 92392

VISALIA:

President: Jewell Hoppert, 1850 S. Bollinger Rd, Visalia 93277

Secretary: Betty Ball, 3001 W. Caldwell #B, Visalia 93277

WASCO:

President: Janie Cross, 1748 2nd Street, Wasco 93280 Wasco 93280

Secretary: Phyllis Mae Shaw, 942 Rosewood, Wasco 93280

WOODBRIDGE:

President: Hazel Dye, 58710 E. Fairlane Rd., Acampo 95220

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

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BUSINESS MEETING

OF THE

LADIES’ AUXILIARY

3:00 P.M., March 20, 1978

The 1978 session of the State Ladies Auxiliary was opened with the congregation

singing, “Oh How I Love Jesus”. The welcome address was given by Sister Nancy

Evans of Visalia, and the response was given by Sister Mary McCalister of Simi

Valley.

Sister Linda Fundero, Second Vice President of Atascadero presented the pro-

gram entitled, “What Think Ye Of Jesus”. Parts in the program were given by the

following:

Reporter

Chris Cooksey, Atascadero

Bailiff

Trica Ivy, Atascadero

Judge

Debbie McDaniel, Atascadero

Prosecuting Attorney

Patti Pyron, Atascadero

Defense Attorney

Brenda Maxwell, Atascadero

Caiphas

Linda Fundero, Atascadero

Pontuis Pilate

Mary Toft, Atascadero

Simon the Pharisee

Marilyn Twyman, Atascadero

Blind Man

Mary Jane Jones, Atascadero

Woman at the Well

Kittie Diaz, Atascadero

Martha

Earlene Silva, Atascadero

The program’s closing hymn was, “Stand Up, Stand Up For Jesus”.

Following the program, our President, Sister Virginia Bynum of Oroville read

Psalms 113 and then declared the Twenty-First Annual State Ladies’ Auxiliary to

be in session.

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

1. Central Coast by Sister Brenda Maxwell

2. Central Valley by Sister Sandi Roberson

3. Northern Coastal by Sister Pat Clements

4. Paradise Valley by Sister Freda Davis

5. Sacramento Valley by Sister Deborah Butimore

6. Southern Coastal by Sister Peggy Hayes

7. Tri-Valley by Sister Betty Bird

Following the reports, the Secretary-Treasurer’s report was read by sister Rita

Christian. There was a motion and second to adopt the report as read. Motion car-

ried.

The budget for 1978 is:

Minutefund

$125.00

Clerk hire

40.00

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Program expense

33.28

Visalia Ladies (Floral arrangement

30.00

Reserve funds

90.00

Total

$318.28

There were 78 Ladies’ Auxiliaries represented by letter, and a total of $699.40

was sent to the State meeting of which $95.40 was designated to California Mission

Development.

There were 76 yes votes and 2 no votes as to any excess funds being given to our

state goal, C.M.D. By the vote of the letters, C.M.D. received a total of $377.97

excess funds.

Sister Gail Scott, First Vice President of Visalia gave a report on our 1977 state

goal, California Mission Development. Our President then asked for recommenda-

tions for the 1978 state goal.

Eastside, Stockton nominated C.M.D.

Anaheim nominated Columbian Missions

McFarland nominated C.M.B.I.

California Mission Development was elected for the 1978 state goal by the mes-

sengers.

The next order of businee was the election of officers.

Nominations for President were, Virginia Bynum. Sister Virginia Bynum was

elected by vote of acclamation.

Nominations for First Vice President were, Sandi Roberson and Gail Scott. Sis-

ter Gail Scott of Visalia was elected.

Nomination for Second Vice President were, Sandi Roberson and Peggy Hol-

man. Sister Sandi Roberson of McFarland was elected.

Nominations for Sescretary-Treasure were, Rita Christian and Martha House-

wright. Sister Rita Christian of Woodbridge was elected.

Nominations for Assistant Secretary-Treasure were, Martha Housewright and

Pat Clements. Sister Martha Housewright of Sheridan was elected.

Nominations for Parliamentarian were, Dorothy Madden, Euvis Patterson and

Sister Lloyd. Sister Dorothy Madden of Anaheim was elected.

Nominations for Assistant Parliamentarian were, Euvis Patterson and Sister

Lloyd. Sister Euvis Patterson of South Gate was elected.

There was a motion and second to increase the flower fund to $30.00 which goes

to the Visalia Ladies’ Auxiliary. Motion carried.

A motion and second was made to increase the minute expense to $125.00. The

motion carried.

-80-

Gain

Loss

Anaheim

167

159

$ 7,800.00

Antioch

336

102

304

10,759.00

Armona

146

10,192.00

Arroyo Grande

156

164

5,760.00

Atascadero

10,860.00

Bakersfield (Bethel)

13,526.40

Bakersfield (Jezreel)

Bakersfield (First)

109

8,450.00

Bakersfield (New Bethel)

5,225.00

Bakersfield (New Hope)

1,300.00

Barstow

1,890.00

Bellflower

582

561

11,091.68

Bloomington

146

147

5,157.41

Carmichael

137

129

11,860.00

Carson

6,280.00

Ceres

110

1 7

142

10,563.86

Concord

150

172

10,367.76

Corcoran

279

271

12,150.00

Downey

9,621.96

Empire

3,967.50

Escondido

666.50

Eureka

2,400.00

Fairfield

8,015.00

Folsom

8,600.00

Fortuna

5,200.00

Freedom

128

141

036.81

Fresno (Calvary)

100

2,971.85

Fresno (Country L.)

1,950.00

Fresno (First)

180

203

14,333.60

Fresno (McKinley)

108

118

1,722.84

Glendale

3,019.58

Hayward

11,755.00

Heber

118

126

8,321.78

Hughson

1,800.00

Huntington Beach

5,588.43

Keyes

5,222.00

La Mesa (San Diego)

10,200.00

Lancaster (L.)

4,165.00

Lancaster (Miss.)

9,360.00

Lockford

5,889.25

Lomita

384

9,100.00

Lompoc

8,840.00

Long Beach (Dom)

691

765

10,475.00

Long Beach (L .W.)

218

191

16,000.00

Long Beach (Sharon)

9,095.00

Los Angeles

2,400.00

Lynwood

7,620.00

Manteca

6,545.00

225.00

$34,517.28

100.86

502.70

$ 1,122.90

$ 9,630.70

$ 14,187.67

68,087.11

640.00

14,953.47

557.68

1,389.31

2,676.00

16,856.32

43,321.66

99,149.34

496.00

4,495.93

806.00

493.45

2,251.52

6,698.00

1,370.00

34,803.57

1,341.44

10,683.84

73.85

456.03

804.45

4,755.28

5,735.88

32,822.94

225.00

7,289.00

812.00

1,720.00

1,389.00

5,078.00

7,579.00

34,992.00

382.00

15,398.54

208.62

303.72

2,666.90

1,635.55

34,124.73

3,128.00

430.00

559.28

1,380.00

8,797.25

22,744.62

685.00

1,069.49

80.71

163.41

1,965.12

9,188.73

18,388.46

225.00

2,057.23

1,682.81

272.25

1,745.00

618.00

5,211.16

13,111.45

80.00

372.03

79.65

212.87

55.00

2,689.55

500.00

27,592.14

557.56

1,758.74

2,439.46

35,937.08

35,772.00

115,648.66

1,805.48

8,323.78

111.65

129.25

180.00

1,966.15

144.84

17,818.56

662.00

2,840.00

112.00

1,930.00

600.00

4,167.00

18,421.00

40,592.00

17,468.20

28.62

55.26

16260

3,899.87

27,894.55

513.16

6,180.82

500.00

791.35

2,537.10

2,546.26

3,264.55

26,807.20

714.83

26,085.58

73.48

1,682.99

4,412.71

11,452.87

10,441.01

65,231.23

721.00

4,463.99

1,117.00

1,624.21

1,629.20

12,611.36

10,293.26

44,676.02

296.62

433.26

109.24

225.56

459.05

1,878.74

5,610.05

18,634.48

55.00

17.00

50.00

160.00

2,028.60

6,278.10

50.00

3,684.87

100.02

42.90

249.55

730.05

2,334.42

4,858.11

100.00

5,220.91

42.40

49.32

1,256.65

79.54

9,148.82

35.00

2,957.85

300.00

348.15

453.09

1,131.07

2,482.03

15,722.19

40.00

4,550.24

34.00

545.76

329.34

1,890.66

5,931.34

22,025.50

4,180.59

21.20

177.56

120.00

1,226.09

1,665.61

12,591.05

14,019.94

344.00

417.95

202.16

5,675.93

24,424.20

2,194.00

1,422.21

439.91

1,500.69

3,213.79

12,401.34

320.00

5,631.52

94.75

104.75

112.54

140.14

1,692.13

10,045.83

600.00

22,255.00

2,729.00

304.00

1,062.00

5,990.00

11,415.00

58,688.00

134.00

309.49

1,100.32

124.35

25.42

518.81

3,935.23

48.90

829.10

41.90

564.00

525.00

30.00

5,058.40

13,703.39

22.36

623.95

180.00

4,898.84

1,007.60

32,191.14

375.76

4,519.76

69.38

583.19

614.00

4,059.67

8,534.89

27,078.43

170.39

1,507.93

20.46

14.79

2,411.70

5,925.27

371.66

314.12

234.64

201.76

1,819.29

2,809.69

24,162.17

180.00

125.44

58.03

189.12

440.57

414.43

2,121.84

8,751.79

2,500.00

250.00

3,454.35

310.05

3,500.00

7,555.07

4,210.00

31,979.47

25.00

364.78

40.84

173.85

323.38

5,092.85

185.00

1,464.82

159.87

250.00

1,622.80

3,376.01

16,115.00

312.00

479.20

153.00

248.60

1,122.62

4,290.94

12,495.61

125.00

3,395.73

1,233.00

778.11

1,425.00

11,221.36

31,750.26

56,714.42

372.00

2,765.00

75.00

361.00

1,292.00

13,705.00

555.00

20,456.75

984.19

2,375.32

1,800.00

23,806.19

19,615.64

80,067.89

200.00

6,023.00

1,500.00

209.35

423.00

12,085.00

50,871.55

5,700.19

77.66

308.85

361.00

2,382.00

6,576.04

24,500.65

2,100.00

720.00

120.00

40.00

6,000.00

80.42

4,942.86

147.65

456.75

506.01

2,646.47

1,434.82

21,171.95

2,695.57

210.72

1,376.13

1,152.14

11,714.75

Gain

Loss

Martinez

5,400.00

McFarland

154

157

10,500.03

Meiner’s Oak

4,260.00

Merced

2,670.21

Mira Loma

120

134

3,500.00

Modesto

153

205

9,400.00

Napa

5,825.00

Nice

103

9,262.50

Norco

North Highlands

172

165

8,870. 00

Norwalk

213

137

9,435.00

Oakdale

141

124

7,280.00

Oakley

143

205

8,970.00

Oildale

110

157

10,573.42

Orange

6,544.00

Oroville

101

127

7,125.00

Oxnard

3,697.50

Pittsburg

2,500.00

Pomona

2,400.00

Porterville (First)

124

127

10,400.00

Porterville (Landmark)

4,645.00

Redding

6,181.35

Redlands

182

191

10,400.00

Reseda

5,243.88

Ridgecrest

2,800.00

Rio Dell

2,938.00

Rio Linda

Riverbank

156

143

5,250.00

Rowland Heights

10,400.00

Sacramento (Cypress)

8,050.00

Sacramento (Landmark)

122

115

4,200.00

Sacramento (Southside)

9,000.00

Salinas

155

142

11,945.00

Sanger

3,385.00

San Jose (Landmark)

San Jose (New Hope)

7,540.00

San Pablo (Brookside)

San Pablo (Landmark

12,873.25

Santa Clara

3,671.47

Santa Cruz

Santa Rosa

9,108.00

Scotts Valley

7,588.94

Shafter

3,000.00

Sheridan

2,600.00

Simi Valley

12,000.00

South Gate

215

230

9,050.00

Stockton (Eastside)

4,500.00

Stockton (Landmark)

3,025.00

Stockton (Mt. Olive)

5,850.00

Sunnyvale

8,940.64

Tulare

9,680.00

Valley Home

8,400.00

Valley Springs

1,040.00

Ventura

8,267.50

Victorville

Visalia

8,895.00

Wasco

142

154

9,000.00

Wilmington

6,590.00

Woodbridge

150

140

9,625.00

Buena Park

2,600.00

TOTAL

10,395

935

1,043

2,130

816

961

1,852

10,520

580,278.75

907.00

6,743.88

$ 7,912.14

318.00

480.00

836.67

1,157.98

23,755.67

439.39

11,797.92

839.32

728.95

1,681.29

5,118.72

3,608.95

34,914.57

85.00

3,323.77

100.00

123.43

996.71

1,946.00

7,854.02

18,688.93

100.43

3,653.55

27.61

61.55

100.00

747.85

982.54

8,343.74

277.74

4,142.51

535.92

208.00

717.58

8,792.41

7,142.50

9,578.30

798.74

596.69

352.06

1,555.09

7,341.78

37,565.66

360.00

3,184.44

226.25

387.40

569.24

1,821.87

2,466.54

14,840.74

613.24

8,045.29

40.60

393.36

2,593.15

5,299.40

26,248.54

5,169.60

207.75

1,188.97

645.00

3,107.12

11,421.60

30,610.04

230.00

24,244.62

208.97

175.00

5,078.99

7,423.72

17,672.45

110.96

104,660.59

186.03

1,908.14

1,429.15

3,792.54

10,391.42

129,758.83

500.00

41,124.49

525.12

700.99

390.00

8,996.47

9,660.22

70,867.29

543.00

7,814.07

917.07

646.80

610.80

6,440.45

2,435.63

29,981.24

4,200.00

3,064.83

583.03

740.00

2,227.74

17,698.74

50.00

5,186.90

29.74

3,067.28

4,175.58

20,563.50

80.00

8,125.18

450.00

114.50

1,123.59

2,858.44

737.38

17,186.59

385.00

528.75

1,143.70

183.45

554.50

750.71

1,496.99

7,543.10

107.50

1,200.00

115.50

1,247.00

601.98

5,671.98

70.00

7,704.12

1,022.23

457.24

6,604.21

11,697.62

37,955.42

500.00

2,170.74

185.90

186.15

749.06

763.46

1,783.14

10,982.54

600.00

3,480.45

620.46

253.30

1,264.02

1,285.11

13,684.99

125.00

11,189.91

52.47

335.77

325.00

1,657.00

1,478.41

25,563.56

220.82

7,267.30

53.86

204.30

1,153.56

14,143.72

35.00

1,585.88

63.43

220.10

70.00

1,381.22

2,583.79

8,739.82

147.00

1,482.97

444.65

97.50

447.54

615.54

669.76

6,842.96

100.00

40.00

20.00

40.00

1,629.44

1,829.44

1,508.10

841.69

315.85

250.20

54.83

50.00

8,950.01

17,220.68

207.57

5,906.81

184.95

424.84

2,709.61

3,879.62

23,713.40

96.00

7,015.69

424.00

173.25

300.00

3,610.00

4,891.87

24,560.81

150.00

229.00

177.00

580.00

10,165.00

15,523.37

268.67

2,220.85

52.38

113.47

4,524.40

5,081.00

21,258.00

527.30

3,642.67

53.70

1,514.53

665.56

4,324.20

11,817.55

34,490.51

212.50

1,228.02

67.31

193.51

278.15

430.52

3,274.66

9,069.67

710.00

4,982.09

106.26

328.97

150.00

3,467.00

1,705.14

18,989.46

311.30

581.40

850.00

1,747.70

691.21

7,231.86

513.76

340.78

527.54

2,674.62

3,937.59

28,790.61

235.00

22,754.59

38.11

163.40

782.00

1,124.74

40.00

8,809.31

543.84

2,536.59

543.00

499.06

470.49

2,990.79

9,137.93

25,829.70

74.00

3,903.61

25.00

309.29

1,740.36

6,545.32

20,186.92

437.50

3,879.88

270.00

332.29

1,018.82

1,062.73

10,001.22

200.00

463.75

87.98

169.45

1,072.35

3,594.57

2,540.40

10,728.50

75.00

3,300.00

1,200.00

4,500.00

9,725.00

30,800.00

250.00

10,042.96

6,868.19

931.96

1,195.00

4,635.34

7,864.88

40,843.33

37.50

3,053.96

547.64

304.98

1,135.04

9,629.12

80.00

2,801.84

88.25

78.80

139.92

133.13

519.75

6,866.69

497.67

3,470.81

201.67

796.50

1,714.98

12,531.77

150.00

8,926.39

37.38

183.25

705.20

2,647.66

1,460.56

23,051.08

240.00

6,512.86

1,120.30

406.32

1,462.80

7,151.92

7,177.98

33,752.18

60.00

2,164.13

60.00

223.25

40.00

600.00

793.98

12,341.36

330.00

51.95

54.00

150.00

3,438.82

30.00

9,742.52

775.83

191.25

5.50

1,446.27

446.30

20,905.17

219.21

2,847.81

3,970.69

449.79

95.00

1,460.62

5,644.37

14,687.49

745.00

3,336.17

1,170.21

436.00

1,434.28

5,223.50

13,511.53

34,751.69

583.45

4,116.92

1,900.00

1,181.42

1,143.15

4,706.51

18,513.93

41,145.38

269.25

1,690.33

456.12

116.69

107.85

1,822.85

471.00

11,524.09

175.00

9,008.13

402.67

313.65

767.57

2,766.66

5,899.97

28,958.65

191.00

6,381.00

340.00

277.00

743.00

3,686.00

14,194.00

40,842.59

730,732.24

89,625.64

38,695.25

47,893.53

278,966.18

433,748.67

2,613,015.43

Anaheim

$ 1,136.07$329.73

60.00

745.34

110

Antioch

357.31

180.00

120.00

135

194

Armona

1,526.00

275.00

220.00

661.69

350

Arroyo Grande

1,309.29

727.70

180.17

237.38

Atascadero

955.17

35.00

134.39

609.21

Bakersfield (Bethel)

804.75

Bakersfield (First)

Bakersfield (New Bethel)

Bakersfield (New Hope)

200.53

60.00

66.75

211

400

Bellflower

2,233.02

168.99

231.36

Bloomington

1,191.21

81.89

10.93

1,037.99

Carmichael

Ceres

1,398.19

160.00

744.83

Concord

700.88

370.91

1,832.67

Corcoran

553.22

131.18

67.46

372.67

110

162

Dinuba

Downey

Escondido

Fairfield

493.78

114.96

41.00

198.64

101

216

Folsom

972.18

305.00

267.00

300.00

Fortuna

625.18

175.00

341.61

Freedom

Fresno (Calvary)

388.74

200.00

Fresno (First)

Gilroy (Mission)

Glendale

Hawaiian Gardens

Hayward

Heber

366.04

132.61

159.13

22.34

Hughson

505.04

109.56

Huntington Beach

581.91

15.00

187.34

200

150

200

Keyes

1,323.71

1,022.93

Lancaster

404.36

60.00

410.58

425

231

155

376

Lockford

Lomita

373.00

345.00

33.47

379.97

Lompoc

890.30

105.00

7.50

100

350

Long Beach (Dom)

500.00

180.00

100.00

75.00

Long Beach (L .W.)

Long Beach (Sharon)

1,050.45

95.00

608.35

Los Angeles, Spanish

12.62

.86

22.10

Lynwood

Manteca

Martinez

1,570.82

1,333.74

McFarland

605.50

20.05

427.13

114

236

Meiner’s Oak

350.00

50.00

200.00

Merced

166.20

16.62

Mira Loma

1,409.37

231.45

84.73

802.14

Modesto

524.24

140.00

387.68

Napa

45.02

Newark (Tri-City)

Nice

400.00

150.00

100

Norco

Norwalk

Oakdale

376.96

305.00

Oakley

1,301.50

176.01

1,225.49

Oildale

302.61

98.55

46.65

247.54

Orange

537.23

378.00

241.82

260

100

300

Oroville

1,147.14

240.00

538.20

Oxnard

204.73

55.00

186.31

Pittsburg

51.56

46.46

116

Porterville (First)

314.32

126.90

341.27

Porterville (Landmark)

714.24

105.59

373.88

Redding

687.07

125.00

482.61

Redlands

1,684.25

250.47

127.35

1,154.21

Reseda

158.73

10.00

140.41

150

100

200

Ridgecrest

112.74

15.00

98.00

100

Riverbank

471.80

01,000

Rowland Heights

479.70

203.94

25.00

136

720

Sacramento (Cypress)

610.88

128.50

130.18

Sacramento (Faith)

512.00

40.00

100.00

393.00

150

300

Sacramento (Highlands)

462.41

46.00

91.35

247.53

Salinas

268.41

80.00

7.95

245.52

San Dimas

Santa Clara

130.00

19.84

5.00

86.16

262,000

Sanger

193.30

40.00

104.05

San Jose (Landmark)

San Jose (New Hope)

488.67

88.00

139.61

202.34

San Pablo

193.07

203.45

Santa Rosa

327.62

100.00

20.00

62.00

145

114

Scotts Valley

Shafter

Sheridan

210.09

120.00

24.50

51.86

Simi Valley

South Gate

607.41

65.00

45.00

161.71

Stockton (Eastside)

1,313.46

89.45

170.00

445.00

Stockton (Landmark)

159.57

74.22

Stockton (Mt. Olive)

943.00

120.17

29.00

Sunnyvale, Fellowship

Sunnyvale, First

Tulare

685.91

180.00

120.00

419.99

320

280

Valley Home

Valley Springs

899.55

699.57

Victorville

80.00

40.00

Visalia

453.58

65.00

430.87

Wasco

626.39

12.72

611.74

1,231

140

1,053

127

Woodbridge

1,575.50

30.00

1,136.38