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THE CONGREGATIONAL YEAR BOOK
ant/ Volume No, 72
The Christian Annual
STATISTICS /orl943
Issued by
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
of the
GENERAL COUNCIL
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Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1943
TABLE OF CONTENTS AND INDEX
A PAGE
A.B.C.F.M., See American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
Advertisements 389-400
Afro Christian Convention Statistics 258
Alabama (White) Statistics 74-76
Alabama (Colored) Statistics 77, 237
Alaska Statistics 248
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 16, 17, 315-318
American Congregational Association 26
American Missionary Association Division of the Board of Home Missions 19, 20
Andover Newton Theological School 29
Annual Statistics of Churches 73-258
Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers 21
Arizona Statistics 66
Arkansas Statistics 175, 237
Atlanta Theological Seminary Foundation 35
B
Bangor Theological Seminary 30
Benevolence Contributions, Information for Church Treasurers 267
Board of Home Missions 18-20
Boston Seaman's Friend Society, Inc 27
C
California Northern Statistics 78-80
California Southern Statistics 81-85
Chaplains, Financial Report of National Committee 10
Chaplains, Women's Committee For 9
Chaplains in Active Service 272-274
Chicago Theological Seminary 31
Christian Board of Christian Education 11
Christian Board of Missions 11
Christian Education Division of the Board of Home Missions 19, 20
Christian Executive Committee 11
Christian Orphanage 36
Christian Publishing Association Hi 36
Chri.stian Standing Committee on Ministerial Relief 11
Christian Summary 263
Christian Women's Mission Board H
Church Treasurers, Information for 267
Church Workers, Paid 308-314
Church Extension Division of the Board of Home Missions 18-20
City Organizations 25
Clerks 275-307
Colleges oc 11
Colorado Statistics 86-88
Commission on Evangelism and Devotional Life. _ 8, 13
Commission on Interchurch Relations and Christian Unity 8
Commission on the Ministry 9
Commission on Stewardship 8
Commission, Theological 8
Committee for War Victims and Services 9, 55
Committee on Credentials 7
Comparative Table by Conferences 260, 261
Comparative Table by Years 262
Conferences, Directory of State Officers 23, 24
Congregational Christian Churches 5
Congregational Board of Ministerial Relief ^^' q9
Congregational Board of Pastoral Supply 36
Congregational Church Building Society 20
Congregational Clubs 38
Congregational Education Society 20
Congregational Home Missionary Society 20
Congregational House, See American Congregational Association
Congregational Library, See American Congregational Association
Congregational Sunday School Extension Society qq q7
Connecticut Statistics 719
Corporation for the General Council c 00
Council for Social Action °> 22
D
Debt of Honor Commission 21
Delaware Statistics 00 o?
Directorj', State Conference Officers 23, ^■i
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PAGE
Distribution of Apportionment 261
District of Columbia Statistics 166
E
Evangelical Protestant Conference Statistics 98
Executive Committee, General Convention of the Christian Church 11
Executive Committee, General Council 7
Explanation of Schedules 73
F
Federal Council of Churches, Members 9
Fellowship (Per Capita) Dues 268
Financial Statement of the General Council 10
Financial Statement of the National Council 10
Florida Statistics 75, 76, 99, 100
Franklinton Christian College, Board of Control 11
Forms of Bequest 17, 19, 20
G
General Convention of Christian Church, Officers and Boards 11
General Council, Corporation 7, 12
General Council, Financial Statement 10
General Council, Meetings 269
General Council, Officers, Committees and Commissions 7-9
General Council, Organization 6
Georgia (White) Statistics 100, 101
Georgia (Colored) Statistics 102
German Conference, Summary 103
Granger Homestead 36
H
Hartford Seminary Foundation 32
Hawaii Statistics 104-107
Home Missions, Board of 18-20
Howard University School of Religion 35
I
Idaho Statistics 107, 248
Illinois Statistics 108-116
In Care of Association, Candidates for Ministry 330
Indiana Statistics 98, 116-121
Iowa Statistics 121-127
J
Junior Colleges and Academies 38
K
Kansas Statistics 127-130
Kentucky Churches in Other Conferences 98, 214, 237
Kentucky (North) Statistics 131
Kentucky (South) — Tennessee Statistics 132
L
Laymen's Fellowship 19
Licentiates 319-330
Local Ministers 388
Louisiana (White) Statistics 133
Louisiana (Colored) Statistics 134
M
Maine Statistics 135-141
Marj'land Statistics 166, 167, 222, 232
Massachusetts Statistics 142-159
Michigan Statistics 160-166
Middle Atlantic Statistics 166-168
Ministerial Relief Division of the Board of Home Missions 19, 20
Ministers in Full Standing 331-387
Ministers, Local with Limited Ordination 388
Minnesota Statistics 169-173
Missions Council , 14, 15
Missionaries, A.B.C.F.M 315-318
Mississippi (Colored) Statistics 77
Missouri Statistics 121, 174, 175
Montana Statistics 176, 177
N
National Committee for Army & Navy Chaplains 9
National Council of the Congregational Churches 9
National Council, Financial Statement 10
National Council, Meetings 269
Nebraska Statistics 87, 88, 129, 178-181, 230
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Necrology 39-54
Nevada Statistics 80, 84
New Hampshire Statistics 182-187
New Jersey Statistics 167, 168, 258
New Mexico Statistics 84
New York Congregational Home for the Aged 36
New York Statistics 168, 187-197, 258
Nominating Committee 7
North Carolina (White) Statistics 231-236
North Carolina (Colored) Statistics 198-201
North Dakota Statistics 202-205, 230
O
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology 33
Officers, Committees and Commissions of the General Council 7-9
Ohio Statistics 98, 120, 131, 206-215
Oklahoma Statistics 215, 216, 239
Ontario, Canada, Statistics 196, 197
Ordinations 270, 271
Oregon Statistics 217, 218
P
Pacific School of Religion 36
Paid Church Workers 308-314
Pastoral Supply, Congregational Board of 36
Pastors not Members of Associations or Conferences 319-330
Pennsylvania Statistics 98, 214, 219-222
Per Capita Dues 268
Pilgrim Memorial Fund 21
Pilgrim Press Division of the Board of Home Missions 19
Promotion and Missionary Education Division of the Board of Home Missions. ... 19
Puerto Rico Statistics 223
R
Receipts and Disbursements, National Societies & States & City Societies 264, 265
Retirement Fund for Lay Workers 21
Rhode Island Statistics 224, 225
S
Schauffler College of Religious and Social Work 28
Social Action, Council for 8, 22
South Carolina (White) Statistics 101
South Carolina (Colored) Statistics 102
South Dakota Statistics 226-230
Southern Convention Statistics 231-236
Southwest Statistics, See California Southern
State Conference Directory 23, 24
Summary of Churches by States, 1620-1860 259
Summary, German Conference 103
Summary I, Comparative Table by Conferences 260, 261
Summary II, Comparative Table by Years 262
Supplementary Summary 263
T
Tennessee (White) Statistics 132
Tennessee (Colored) Statistics 237
Texas (White) Statistics 85,216,238
Texas and Oklahoma (Colored) Statistics 239
Theological Seminaries 29-36
Theological Commission 8
U
Unit Plan Committee 21
Unit Plan, Financial Report by States 266
Utah Statistics 240
V
Vermont Statistics 241-246
Virginia (White) Statistics 168, 232-236
Virginia (Colored) Statistics 247
W
War Victims and Services, Committee for 9
War Victims and Services, Financial Report, by States 55-72
Washington Statistics 248-251
West Virginia Statistics 214-235
Wisconsin Statistics 252-257
Women's Committee for Chaplain.* 9
Women's Home Missionary Federation 20
Wyoming Statistics 88. 257. 258
Y
Yale University Divinity School 34
Yankton College School of Theology 35
1943] General Council 5
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
Form — Congregational Christian Churches are bodies of self-governing Christian believers organ-
ized on a democratic basis in close association with a great body of similar churches throughout the world,
covenanting together for worship, work, and fellowship.
Origin — Congregationalism has been implicit in Christianity from the beginning, but did not emerge
in its present corporate form until in England, in the sixteenth century, the pressure of state control of
religious worship forced into separate existence that part of the Church in which Congregational principles
were cherished.
The Christian Churches originated spontaneously in several parts of the United States in the latter
part of the eighteenth century. In each instance: the movement was directed toward freedom from excessive
ecclesiastical authority over local churches and ministers.
Principles — The Congregational Churches are characterized by their faith in God, their fellowship
in Christ, and their freedom in the Spirit.
Practice — Acknowledging Christ as the only authoritative head of the Church, Congregational
Christian Churches exalt nothing trivial or sectarian, repudiate dogmatism and all legislative control of
the spiritual Ufe, regard a living Christian faith as the only prerequisite for church membership, and seek
to develop in the church educational efficiency, evangelistic zeal, and unselfish devotion to the extension
of the Kingdom of God.
Actiievements — Congregationalism sailed to America in the Mayflower as the church of the Pilgrim
Fathers. Settling first at Plymouth, then later fusing with the Puritan colonists that followed them, these
founders of Congregationalism spread over New England, and through their democratic ideals laid the
foundations for the free church, the free state, the free school, and the free social life of our country. The
Congregational Churches have been the pioneer Protestant churches of our nation in the promotion of
education, missions, evangelism, and in most movements for Christian union, religious progress, and social
reform.
While the Christian Church originated later, and while its numbers and resources have not been so
large, its ideals and principles have been identical with those of the Congregational Churches.
The Local Church — The local church is self-administering and is the final arbiter of all questions
relating to its own life.
The Association — A church is recognized denominationally by securing membership in some associa-
tion of churches, usually consisting of from ten to fifty such churches, located in geographical proximity to
one another. These associations are charged with the holding of ministerial credentials for ordained ministers
and the performance of common Christian service in behalf of their component churches.
The State Conference — The state or district conference is made up of the churches within its bounds
holding membership in the several associations. Mutual helpfulness to all the churches, and the carrying
forward of church extension and missionary work within its own borders, are the functions of the conference.
Usually the conference maintains a paid superintendent and a central office.
The General Council — What the State Conference is to the state the General Council is to the na-
tion, with appropriate variations. It also becomes the unifying agency for co-ordinating the organization and
work of the missionary societies. (See following pages.)
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GENERAL COUNCIL ORGANIZATION
The General Council of the Congregational Christian Churches was organized on June 27, 1931, at
Seattle, Washington, for the purpose of carrying on the functions hitherto performed by the National
Council of the Congregational Churches and the General Convention of the Christian Church. The older
organizations continue their formal existence for the time being for possible legal requirements. Details of
organization will be found on the following pages.
PURPOSE
The purpose of the General Council is to foster and express the substantial unity of the Congregational
Christian Churches in faith, purpose, pohty and work; to consult upon and devise measures and maintain
agencies for the promotion of the common interests of the Kingdom of God; to co-operate with any corpora-
tion or body under control of or affiliated with the Congregational or Christian Churches or any of them;
and to do and promote the work of these churches in their national, international and interdenominational
relations, and in general so far as legally possible to perform on behalf of the united churches the various
functions hitherto performed by the National Council for the Congregational Churches and by the General
Convention for the Christian Church, it being understood that where technical legal questions may be
involved the action of the separate bodies shall be .secured. (Article II of the Constitution.)
FUNCTIONS
As the name indicates, the General Council is a voluntary organization of Congregational Christian
Churches for the purpose of conference regarding their common interests. The central function of the Coun-
cil is to provide a gathering for useful discussion of questions of concern to the churches, and so to furnish
inspiration for increased devotion and effectiveness.
Associated with the function of discussion and inspiration is that of the election of officers and agencies
for carrying on the common work of the churches. Specifically, the Council provides for gathering and
publishing annually the statistics for the churches as given in this Year Book. For the purpose of stimulating
fellowship and of co-ordinating the various agencies, offices are maintained with a small staff of secretaries.
MEMBERS
Each State Conference or similar organization of churches is entitled as such to elect a delegate at
large for the first full 5,000 members and an additional delegate at large for each successive 5,000 members
or major fraction thereof. The Superintendent of each Conference is ex officio a delegate. Each Conference
also is entitled to "unit" delegates, elected according to rules set forth in the Constitution to the number
of one to every 1,000 members, approximately.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Between the sessions of the Council an Executive Committee chosen by the Council attends to details
of business, arranging and submitting programs for the meetings, and seeks to correlate the administration
of the several missionary societies and boards affiliated with the Council in the interest of economy and
efiiciency. This committee is also the agency for correlating the activities of the several Commissions.
COMMISSIONS
The Commission on Evangelism and Devotional Life maintains an office for service to the churches
in the vital field indicated by its name. There are several other Commissions, none of them being charged
with executive functions to any extent but rather with study and report, each in its own field, with such
co-operation with the executive agencies of the denomination as seems feasible.
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES
The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions and the Board of Home Missions of the
Congregational Christian Churches have as their controlling membership the membership of the General
Council itself. Meeting in separate sessions under the direction of their own officers, the membership of
each of these societies is in large majority identical with that of the General Council, so that in matters of
common concern action taken by the General Council may usually be taken by each of the societies with-
out further discussion, thus giving unity of operation in matters of common concern and making the mis-
sionary societies the instruments of the churches themselves.
^iEETINGS
Meetings of the General Council are held biennially in the even numbered years. The next meeting
will be held at Grand Rapids, Michigan, in June, 1944.
1943] General Council 7
OFFICERS, COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS
Moderator — Rev. FERDI^fAND Q. Blanchard, Cleveland, Ohio.
Assistant Moderators — Rev. William J. Faulkner, Nashville, Tenn.; Mr. John V. Sees, Lawrence,
Kans.; Rev. Russell H. Stafford, Boston, Mass.; Rev. Alfred Grant Walton, Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Chaplain Glenn J. Witherspoon, Greensboro, N. C.
Minister and Secretary — Rev. Douglas Horton, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Associate Secretary — Rev. Frederick L. Fagley, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Treasurer — Mr. L. Nelson Nichols, 331 E. 71st St., New York 21, N. Y.
Assistant Treasurer — Mr. Frank F. Moore, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
The Executive Committee
Ex-officiis: The Moderator and, as corresponding members, the Secretaries
Term Expiring 1944: Term Expiring 1946:
Rev. M. Russell Boynton, Mas.s. Rev. Arthur H. Bradford, R
Rev. Theodore A. Greene, Conn. Mr. Allen T. Burns, N. Y.
Rev. Seldon B. Humphrey, Conn. Rev. Fred S. Buschmeyer, D. (
*Mr. Frederick J. Newey, 111. Mrs. KendaU Redfield, Conn.
Rev. Edward A. Thompson, Mich. Prof. John C. Schroeder, Conn
Mr. Percy R. Ziegler, Mass. Pres. Leon E. Smith, N. C.
Term Expiring 1948:
\. Mr. P. D. Folwell, Pa.
Rev. Archie H. Hook, Ohio
C. Rev. Charles M. Houser, Ind.
Rev. Wilfrid A. Rowell, Wis.
Rev. Theodore M. Shipherd, Conn.
Mrs. Robert G. Williams, Fla.
Corresponding Members: Rev. Frank J. Scribner (Annuity Fd.), Rev. Ru.ssell Henry Stafford and Rev. Fred
Field Goodsell (Am. Bd.), Rev. Alfred Grant Walton and Rev. Truman Douglass (Bd. Home Missions),
Rev. Ray Gibbons (C. S. A.), Rev. Albert D. Stauffacher (Missions Council), Rev. Harry T. Stock (Chr.
Ed. Div.), Mr. Donald A. Adams (Laymen's Fellowship), Mr. Roger Manners (Pilgrim Fellowship), Mrs.
Waiiam H. Medlicott (Women's Work), Rev. Ralph M. Timberlake (E. Prov.), Rev. Theodore R. Faville
(Midw. Prov.), Rev. Claton S. Rice (Pac. Prov.), Rev. Samuel W. Keck (W. Prov.).
The Corporation for the General Council
Rev. Ferdinand Q. Blanchard, President Rev. Douglas Horton, Secretary
Mr. J. Watson MacDowell, 1st Vice-President Rev. Frank J. Scribner, Assistant Secretary
Mr. William D. Winter, Snd Vice-President Mr William F. Frazier, Treasurer
Term Expiring 1944:
Mr. William H. Danforth, Mo.
Mr. Clayton E. Freeman, N. J.
Mr. J. Watson MacDowell, N. Y.
Rev. Frank J. Scribner, N. Y.
Mr. William D. Winter, N. J.
Term Expiring 1946:
Mr. Alfred C. Howell, Conn.
Mr. J. Howard Leman, Mass.
Hon. William Mills Maltbie, Conn.
Mr. Leslie R. Rounds, N. J.
Mr. Frank C. Van Cleef. N. J.
Term Expiring 1948:
Rev. Robert G. Armstrong, N. H.
Mr. Walter H. Gilpatric, N. Y.
Mr. Loren H. Rockwell, N. J.
Mr. John J. Schumann, Jr., N. J.
Mr. Harvey E. Sims, Ohio
The Nominating Committee
Term Expiring 1944:
Mr. Ronald Bridges, Ariz.
Mr. Frederick W. Chamberlain, Mich.
Prof. Charles A. Kofoid, Cal.
Rev. Raymond A. McConnell, Neb.
Mrs. Albert W. Palmer, 111.
Pres. Leon E. Smith, N. C.
Tei
Expiring 1946:
Mr. George W. Crawford, Conn.
Mr. Alfred Fairbank, Mo.
Rev. Fred L. Hall, Ohio
Mrs. Arthur J. Snow, Minn.
Rev. Cleon Swarts, Ind.
Mrs. Charles H. Wicks, Wis.
Committee on Credentials (for 1944 session)
Rev. William A. Keith, Mich., Chm.; Rev. Wilfrid H. Bunker, Mass.; Rev. Carl Martenson, Mich.; Rev.
Ralph B. Noyce, Iowa; Rev. Clinton E. Ostrander, Wash. ; Rev. Charles F. Rush, 111.; Mrs. J. D. R. Steven,
Wis.; Mr. Michael J. Thomas, N. Y.
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[1943
Term Expiring 1944:
Council for Social Action
Term Expiring 1946:
Rev. Noble S. Elderkin, Ohio, Chm. Prof. John C. Bennett, N. Y.
Prof. Robert L. Calhoun, Conn.
Rev. Stanley B. Crosland, 111.
Mrs. William A. Gordon, Conn.
Mr. Wilmer J. Kitchen, Mass.
Mr. Robert A. Roessel, Mo.
Term Expiring 1948:
Mr. Malcolm Dana, Ga.
Mr. Frank H. Korab, Kan.
Dr. T. K. Lawless, 111.
Mrs. Everett D. Martin, Cal.
Rev. Frederick M. Meek, Iowa
Rev. Raymond B. Walker, Ore.
Mrs. Frederic W. Chamberlain,
Mich.
Mr. David C. Coyle, D. C.
Mr. Elbert A. Harvey, Mass.
Rev. Boynton Merrill, Ohio
Prof. J. S. Prentice, Vt.
Co-opted: Rev. Ferdinand Q. Blanchard, Ohio; Rev. Fred L. Brownlee, N. Y.; Rev. Truman B. Douglass,
N. Y.; Rev. Frederick L. Fagley, N. Y.; Rev. Fred Field Goodsell, Mass.; Rev. Douglas Horton, N. Y.;
Rev. L. Merle Rymph, Kan.; Rev. Albert D. Stauffacher, N. Y.; Rev. Harry T. Stock, Mass.; Rev. Thomas
A. Tripp, N. Y.
Commission on Evangelism and Devotional Life
Term Expiring 1944:
tRev. Richard H. Bennett, Mas
Chm.
Mr. Donald A. Adams, Conn.
Rev. Howard Stone Anderson,
D. C.
Mr. Harold L. Blakeslee, Conn.
Rev. George M. Gibson, 111.
Rev. R. C. Helfenstein, Iowa
Rev. Ervine P. Inglis, Mo.
tPres. Ralph C. Jenkins, Conn.
Co-opted: tRev. Frederick W. Alden, Mass.; Rev. WilUam E. Gilroy, Mass.; Rev. Roy L. Minich, Mass.
Rev. Hugh Penney, Mass.; Rev. A. A. Rouner, N. H.; Rev. Ralph M. Timberlake, Mass.
Term Expiring 1946:
tRev. Thomas A. Goodwin, Mass.,
Rec. Sec.
tRev. Wallace W. Anderson, Me.
tRev. Richard F. Beyer, N. H.
tRev. Vernon W. Cooke, R. I.
tRev. David McKeith, Conn.
Rev. Harold J. Ockenga, Mass.
Dean Willard L. Sperry, Mass.
Rev. Raymond A. Waser, Colo.
Term Expiring 1948:
Rev. Jacob F. Balzer, Neb.
Rev. Howard J. Chidley, Mass.
Rev. WilUam E. Dudley, Ohio
Rev. John B. Hanna, N. J.
Rev. Harold M. Kingsley, 111.
Rev. Joseph Knierim, Neb.
Rev. Boynton Merrill, Ohio
tRev. Robert C. Whitehead, N. Y.
Commission on Interchurch Relations and Christian Unity
Term Expiring 1944:
tPres. Albert W. Palmer, 111.,
Chm.
tRev. Simon A. Bennett, Ind.
Rev. Nelson C. Dreier, Cal.
Rev. John Gratton, Mass.
Mr. Wilson P. Hunt, 111.
Rev. Joseph F. King, Jr., Ohio
Rev. John M. Phillips, Neb.
tRev. Frank M. Sheldon, Wis.
Term Expiring 1946:
tMr. Louis W. Bridgman, Wis.
tPres. Mary A. Cheek, 111.
Mr. E. B. ComstoGk, Tex.
Rev. James W. F. Davies, 111.
Pres. Harry K. EversuU, Ohio
Rev. Ellis W. Hay, Ind.
Rev. John G. Hindley, 111.
Rev. Fred Hoskins, Conn.
Rev. Clyde McGee, 111.
Term Expiring 1948:
tRev. Howard A. Blanning, Mich.
Mr. Robert Cashman, 111.
Rev. Milton S. Czatt, Vt.
tRev. Truman B. Douglass, N. Y.
Rev. Herman F. Reissig, 111.
Rev. Dwight C. Smith, Wash.
Pres. Bryan S. Stoffer, Kan.
Commission on Stewardship
Term Expiring 1944:
tRev. William R. Hodgson, 111.
Chm.
tRev. Perry D. Avery, Ind.
Rev. OUver K. Black, N. Y.
Mrs. Samuel W. Keck, S. D.
Rev. Carl R. Key, Ohio
Mrs. Wilbur Marden, N. H.
tRev. Otto G. Reuman, Ohio
tRev. Joseph H. Stein, N. J.
Term Expiring 1946:
Miss Pattie Lee Coghill, N. Y.
Rev. Leon E. Grubaugh, Colo.
Mr. A. H. Hibbard, Ohio
Miss Elizabeth Hurlburt, 111.
Mr. Gardner Lattimer, Ohio
tMrs. Helen T. Morse, Ohio
Rev. Lawrie J. Sharp, Ohio
Rev. David W. Shepherd, Ala.
Mr
Term Expiring 1948:
A. P. Brooks, Minn.
Rev. Holland F. Burr, Cal.
Rev. William F. English, Mass.
tMrs. R. A. Holvenstot, Wis.
tMr. Donald Hogue, Mich.
Rev. William A. Leath, Ohio
Mr. L. A. Markham, Wis.
tRev. Harold N. Skidmore, Mich.
Theological Commission
tProf. John C. Bennett, N. Y.; tProf. Robert Lowry Calhoun, Conn.; Rev. John Gratton, Mass.; Rev.
Henry David Gray, Cal.; tProf. Walter M. Horton, Ohio; 1Rev. Fred Hoskins, Conn.; tMrs. Lloyd Rice,
N. H.; tRev. Harry Thomas Stock, Mass.; Prof. Amos N. Wilder, 111.
t = Active members of Commission.
1943]
General Council
Commission on the Ministry
Term Expiring 1944' Term Expiring 1946: Term Expiring 1948:
tRev. Roy L. Minich, Mass., Rev. David N. Beach, Conn. Prof. John C. Bennett, N. Y.
Chm. tRev. Robert Bruce, N. Y. Rev. Charles Gerlinger, S. D.
Mr. A. R. Bergesen, N. D. tRev. Stanley Cummings, Vt. tRev. Fred L. Hall, Ohio
Mrs. Pierson P. Harris, N. J. Rev. Walter C. Giersbach, Ore. Prof. Walter M. Horton, Ohio
tProf. Hugh Hartshorne, Conn. Rev. James E. Gregg, Mass. Rev. Paul S. Kerschner, Ohio
Rev. Archie H. Hook, Ohio Mr. W. H. Hitchcock, Mass. Prof. H. Shelton Smith, N. C.
tRev. Harold G. Jones, Mass. Mrs. Belle Robinson, N. Y. Kiev. Alfred W. Swan, Wis.
*Rev. M. Raymond Plumb, Conn. tRev. Frederick K. Stamm, 111. Rev. Edward W. Willcox, Ohio
Pres. Leon E. Smith, N. C.
tRev. WofTord C. Timmons, Conn.
Members of the Federal Council of Churches
Mr. Theodore Beard, Conn.; Rev. Ferdinand Q. Blanchard, Ohio; Rev. Frederic E. Charrier, Me.; Rev.
Frederick L. Fagley, N. Y.; Rev. Stanley C. Harrell, N. C; Rev. Douglas Horton, N. Y.; *Mr. Frederick J.
Newey, 111.; Mr. John S. Pillsbury, Minn.; Mr. Charles H. Seaver, N. Y.; Rev. George C. Vincent, N. J.;
*Rev. Carl A. Voss, Pa.; Dean Luther A. Weigle, Conn.; Rev. Carl S. Weist, N. Y.; *Mr. William Allen
White, Kan.; Chap. Glenn J. Witherspoon, N. C; Miss Mary E. Woolley, N. Y. Alternates: Mrs. Clarence
R. Bissell, Ohio; Miss Priscilla Chase, Ohio; Dr. J. O. Engleman, Ohio; Rev. Fred L. Hall, Ohio; Rev. Paul
S. Kerschner, Ohio; Rev. David McKeith, Jr., Conn.; Pres. Albert Palmer, 111.; Rev. Lawrie J. Sharp, Ohio;
Prof. K. O. Thompson, Ohio; Rev. Edward W. Willcox, Ohio.
Executive Committee of the Federal Council
Rev. Frederick L. Fagley, N. Y.; Dean Luther A. Weigle, Conn.; Miss Mary E. Woolley, N. Y. Alternates:
Rev. Douglas Horton, N. Y.; Rev. Stanley C. HarreU, N. C; Mr. Charles H. Seaver, N. Y.
Committee for War Victims and Services
Executive Committee of the National Committee
Rev. Boynton Merrill, Ohio, Chairman of the Committee; Mr. Kirk Smith, R. I., Chairman of the Executive
Committee; Rev. M. Russell Boynton, Mass.; Mrs. Marion Bradshaw, Me.; Rev. Merrill F. Clarke, Conn.;
Rev. Emerson C. Hangen, N. H.; Mr. Elbert A. Harvey, Mass.; Rev. John H. Leamon, Mass.; Mrs. Edmund
Root, Vt.; Mrs. George W. Smith, Mass.; Rev. Donald Strickler, N. Y.; Mr. Lucius E. Thayer, Mass.;
Rev. John C. Walker, Conn.
Co-opted: Rev. James F. English, Conn.; Rev. Wynn C. Fairfield, Mass.; Rev. Truman B. Douglass, N. Y.;
Rev. Fred Field Goodsell, Mass.; Rev. Douglas Horton, N. Y.; Dr. Carl Kriete, Mo.; Rev. A. D. Stauffacher,
N. Y.
The National Committee on Army and Navy Chaplains
Rev. Frederick L. Fagley, N. Y., Chm.; Rev. George Clark Vincent, N. J.; Chaplain Glenn J. Witherspoon,
N. C; Mr. James M. Hills, N. Y.; Miss Amy Welcher, Conn.; Chaplain Carl Knudsen, Mass.; Rev. L.
Wendell Fifield, N. Y.
Women's Committee for Chaplains
Mrs. Frederick L. Fagley, N. Y., Mrs. Andrew Vance McCracken, N. Y., Co-Chm.
THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES
Organized Oberlin, Ohio, November 17, 1871. Merged with the General Convention of the Christian
Church, Seattle, Washington, June 27, 1931. Meets biennially in conjunction with the General Council of
the Congregational Christian Churches for necessary legal business. Only such offices, committees and
commissions as are necessary to its legal operations are maintained.
Moderator — Rev. Ferdinand Q. Blanchard, Cleveland, Ohio
Assistant Moderators — Rev. William J. Faulkner, Nashville, Tenn.; Rev. Russell H. Stafford, Boston,
Mass.; Rev. Alfred Grant Walton, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Chaplain Glenn J. Witherspoon, Greens-
boro, N. C.
Minister and Secretary — Rev. Douglas Horton, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Associate Secretary — Rev. Frederick L. Fagley, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Treasurer — Mr. L. Nelson Nichols, 331 E. 71st St., New York 21, N. Y.
Assistant Treasurer — Mr. Frank F. Moore, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Executive Committee, Nominating Committee, Committee on Credentials and Commission on Evangelism and
Devotional Life: The Congregational members of the corresponding bodies of the General Council.
* Deceased.
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THE GENERAL COUNCIL OF CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN
CHURCHES OF THE UNITED STATES
Statement of Income and Expenses for the Year Ended December 31, 1943
General Fund
General Fund — Balance December 31, 1942 $ 4,047.23
Adjustment a/c, 1942 129.92
$ 4,177.15
Income:
Fellowship dues $53,036 . 69
From investments 1,034 . 80
From royalties 163 . 13
From National Council 1,848. 46
56,083.08
$60,260.23
Expenses:
Salaries $23,880.41
Year Book 7,297.91
Office expenses ' 4,138.90
Commissions and committees 4,289 . 18
Travel 4,152.27
Council Meeting reserve 2,000.00
Rent 1,632.60
Pensions 1,175.88
Annuity and Retirement Fund dues 722 . 12
Literature and Calendars 625 . 18
Advertising and Publicity 525 . 06
Annuity — Conditional gift 31 . 50
Contingent 148.00
Church of Christ 155. 93
50,774.94
General Fund — Balance December 31, 1943 $ 9,485.29
(Invested $5,485.29. Cash balance $4,000.)
Mileage Internat'l National
Fund Council Council
Balance December 31, 1942 $1,292.85 $10,515.34 $6,728.10
Receipts 7,761.77 8,430.10 2,677.56
$9,054.62 $18,945.44 $9,405.66
Disbursements 6,206.55 2,677.66
Balance December 31, 1943 $9,054.62 $12,738.89 $6,728.10
NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR ARMY AND NAVY CHAPLAINS
The General Council reports receipts and disbursements as follows:
Receipts:
C. C. C. War Victims and Services $ 9,4 1 1 . 00
Contributions and Refunds 1,187 . 76
Total $10,598.76
Disbursements:
Supplies and Equipment $ 5,539 . 57
Literature 3,847 . 28
Chaplains 580 . 00
Total '. $10,292 . 94
Balance, December 31, 1943 305.82
$10,598.76
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THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
THE GENERAL CONVENTION OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
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Officers
Chairman, Mr. John V. Sees, Lawrence, Kan.
V ice-Chairman, Rev. Archie H. Hook, Troy, Ohio
Secretary, Rev. Warren H. Denison, Dayton, Ohio
Treasurer, Mr. J. L. Reck, Covington, Ohio
Secretary of Home Missions, Rev. Harley H. Short,
Hagerstown, Ind.
Secretary of Foreign Missions, Mrs. Alice V. Morrill,
Woodstock, Vt.
Secretary of Christian Education, Dr. Selden B.
Humphrey, New Haven, Conn.
Secretary of Publications, Mr. Harvey E. Sims,
Piqua, Ohio
Secretary of Evangelism and Life Service, Rev.
McDaniel Howsare, Plattsburg, Ohio
Secretary of Fiyiance, Rev. Warren H. Denison,
Dayton, Ohio
CORPORATIONS
Board of Missions
1. Department of Home Missions and Church Ex-
tension:
Rev. Harley H. Short, Hagerstown, Ind., Executive
Secretary
Mrs. McDaniel Howsare, Plattsburg, Ohio
Rev. Jesse M. Kauffman, Woodward, Iowa
Rev. C. G. Nelson, Kinsley, Kan.
2. Department of Foreign Missions:
Mrs. Alice V. Morrill, Woodstock, Vt., Executive
Secretary
Rev. W. P. Fletcher, Odessa, Ont.
Mr. Roy Rensberger, Goshen, Ind.
Board of Control, Franklinton
Christian College
Rev. E. C. Gillette, Jacksonville, Fla.
Rev. J. A. Henderson, Manson, N. C.
Rev. Robert Lee House, Richmond, Va.
Rev. Eugene C. Lawrence, Raleigh, N. C.
Mr. John V. Sees, Lawrence, Kan.
Rev. John G. Truitt, Suffolk, Va.
Mr. L. L. Vaughan, Raleigh, N. C.
Women's Mission Board
OFFICERS
Mrs. McDaniel Howsare, Plattsburg, Ohio, Presi-
dent
Mrs. Hugh A. Smith, Versailles, Ohio, Vice-Presi-
dent
Mrs. W. P. Minton, Milroy, Pa., Rec. Sec.
Mrs. Emma S. Powers, Dayton, Ohio, Sec.-Treas.
Board of Christian Education
Dr. Selden B. Humphrey, New Haven, Conn.
Executive Secretary
Rev. Raymond G. Clark, Canton, Ohio
Rev. Ross E. Ensminger, Wadley, Ala.
Rev. Edwin B. Flory, Georgetown, Ohio
Rev. Roy C. Helfenstein, Mason City. Iowa
Rev. A. B. Kendall, N. Girard, Pa.
Rev. W. G. Sargent, Somerset Center, Mass.
Prof. H. Shelton Smith, Durham, N. C.
Rev. Hugh A. Smith, Versailles, Ohio
Pres. Leon E. Smith, Elon College, N. C.
Miss Helen R. Stearns, Columbus, Ohio
The Christian Publishing
Association
TRUSTEES
Mr. Harvey E. Sims, Piqua, Ohio, President
Mr. E. E. Duncan, Dayton, Ohio, Vice-President
Rev. Warren H. Denison, Dayton, Ohio, Sec.
Rev. A. E. Kemp, Elyria, Ohio, Treas.
Rev. W. Frederick Bohn, Oberlin, Ohio
Mr. John V. Sees, Lawrence, Kan.
Mr. S. E. Wright, West Milton, Ohio
Manager, Mr. Tom B. Radabaugh, Dayton, Ohio
Note: Personnel of Board of Publications is
same as of the Board of Trustees of the Christian
Publishing Association.
Standing Committee on
Ministerial Relief
Pres. Leon E. Smith, Elon College, N. C, Chair-
man
Rev. Warren H. Denison, Dayton, Ohio, Executive
Secretary
Rev. A. G. Caris, Columbus, Ohio
Miss Lucy M. Eldredge, New York, N. Y.
THE GENERAL CONVENTION OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Organized Windham, Connecticut, 1819, as the General Christian Conference or Convention. United
with the National Council of the Congregational Churches, June 27, 1931, at Seattle, Washington. Its
corporate life is continued for the time being for the purpose of meeting necessary legal requirements. This
has been accomplished by constituting the membership of the Convention of the members of its Executive
Committee. Only such officers as are necessary to its operations are maintained.
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THE CORPORATION FOR THE GENERAL COUNCIL j
OF THE j
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES OF THE U. S. i
287 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y. ^ ,
President — Rev. Ferdinand Q. Blanchard, Euclid Ave. Cong. Church, Cleveland 6, Ohio *
1st Vice-President — Mr. J. Watson MacDowell ''
2nd Vice-President — Mr. William D. Winter ;
Secretary — Rev. Douglas Horton, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y. \
Assistant Secretary — Rev. Frank J. Scribner, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y. i
Treasurer — Mr. William F. Frazier, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y. j
ITS CHARTER
The Corporation for the General Council was chartered under the laws of Connecticut in 1933, suc-
ceeding to the functions of the Corporation for the National Council and serving the united fellowship.
ITS OBJECT
The object of the Corporation is to hold and administer funds and property for the purposes of the
Congregational and Christian Churches or churches affiliated with them. This service may be rendered
for (1) churches singly or in groups; ,(2) societies, boards, coeferences, associations, etc.; (3) denominational
educational institutions; (4) denominational eleemosynary institutions; (5) the Council itself; (6) any
other organizations "for the advancement of the general interests and purposes" of our churches.
ITS CONTROL
The Corporation is under the direct control of the General Council of the Congregational Christian
Churches of the United States.
ITS BUSINESS
The Corporation holds the Pilgrim Memorial Fund as the foundation for the pension system for Con-
gregational ministers administered by the Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers, and other trusts
aggregating approximately $6,000,000.
ITS ADVANTAGES
The Corporation offers to donors of direct gifts, endowments, legacies or conditional gifts, several
noteworthy advantages, including —
1. The services, without compensation, of prominent financiers, lawyers and business men.
2. Leading banks and trust companies are the custodians of the investments.
3. Low cost of administration, leaving more than 95^ of the income of a trust or endowment fund
for use as designated by donors.
MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION
For members of the Corporation see page 7.
INFORMATION ]
Information will be furnished on request regarding the work and standing of any established denomina (
tional organization or activity in a wholly disinterested spirit.
For general information address the Treasurer.
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THE COMMISSION ON EVANGELISM AND DEVOTIONAL LIFE
287 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y.
This Commission was established by the National Council at Des Moines in 1904 to assist the churches
in providing plans and programs for recruiting new members for the church and furnishing the churches ma-
terial for their use in enriching the devotional life of the people.
It is composed of seven active and twenty corresponding members elected by the General Council and is
charged by the General Council to do two things.
FIRST: To bring before the churches the denominational program of evangeUsm and devotional life.
SECOND: To make a continuous study of methods used by effective churches; to make them known to
all pastors; and to provide such other helps to evangelism and devotion as are within its powers.
THE CHURGH YEAR IN EVANGELISM AND WORSHIP
September-October Activities
A study of the local situation and the adoption of a plan to meet the conditioiLS existing in the com-
munity. A comprehensive parish survey. Appointment of special committees with assignment of duties.
Special events for those going away for school, college or business. "Loyalty Day" in Church School and
Young People's Societies.
November-December Activities
The program for the Advent season (December 3-24) planned. Literature ordered including special
Advent leaflets.
Fall reception of new members and assignment to groups and to specific tasks in the work of the church.
A check-up of absentee members and connection made either by letter or by personal call.
A definite program for Tbamksgiving with material for home celebration. Preparation for the Christmas
holiday season as a climax of the Advent period emphasizing the religious aspects of Christmas.
January-February Activities
Plans adopted for the Lent«n Season (February 14-April 1) and suppHes ordered including " The Fellow-
ship of Prayer" and "Lenten Sffvotions for Young People."
The Pastor's Class orgamized and textbooks secured.
Special devotional meetings for Lent arranged with emphasis on personal and family devotions.
March-April Activities
Organize groups of adults and young people for the study of Christian beliefs. Plan a Lenten program of
preaching for decision. Hold a Preaching Mission or School of Religion.
Plan Holy Week services. Membership enlistment and reception of members.
, May-June
The Easter to Whitsunday period gives place for a special study of the questions of ChrLstian responsi-
bility in the home, community and state.
The Summer Season
In many parts of the country this is the best season of the year for evangelistic meetings. W^here possible,
plan a Preaching Mission or outdoor preaching service.
Plan something different for the summer season. Make use of the early morning service; vesper services
for the late afternoon; popular evenings of song, illustrated lectures, Bible talks, missionary addresses and
social occasions.
Send to the office of the Commission for a catalog of material available for carrying out this program.
This year DAILY DEVOTIONS (a devotional quarterly) in every
home in your parish and sent to everyone away from,
home in industry or National Service.
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THE MISSIONS COUNCIL
The several missionary organizations are related to the churches through identical membership, namely,
that of the General Council. The Missions Council is the official body for each of the missionary societies
for the purpose of disseminating inform tion, cultivating interest and raising the missionary funds.
287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
19 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, lU.
Chairman — Miss Helen Kenyon, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Vice-Chairman — Rev. Robert W. Putsch, White Plains, N. Y.
Treasurer — Mr. Harold B. Belcher, Boston, Mass.
Recording Secretary — Prof. J. S. Prentice, Middlebury, Vt.
Minister — Rev. Albert D. Stauffacher, New York, N. Y.
Associate Executive Secretary — Mrs. William H. Medlicott, New York, N. Y.
Office Secretary and Assistant Treasurer — Miss Lucy V. Seidler, New York, N. Y.
Business Agent ■ — Mr. Harvey L. Meeken, Boston, Mass.
Secretaries- — Rev. Howell D. Davies, Mrs. E. E. McClintock, Chicago, 111.; Miss Dorothy P. Gush-
ing, Mrs. Maurice P. Dunlap, Rev. D. Brewer Eddy, Miss Ruth I. Seabury, Rev. James E.
Walter, Rev. Hugh Vernon White, Boston, Mass.; Miss Pattie Lee Coghill, Rev. Andrew
Vance McCrackbn, Miss Helen Frances Smith, Rev. George N. White. New York, N. Y.
Ad Interim Committee
Rev. Chauncey A. Adams, Vt.; Rev. Edward C. Boynton, N. Y.; Rev. Truman B. Douglass, N. Y.;
Rev. Noble S. Elderkin, Ohio; Mrs. Judson E. Fiebiger, N. Y.; Rev. Ray Gibbons, N. Y.; Rev. Fred Field
Goodsell, Mass.; Rev. Douglas Horton, N. Y.; Miss Helen Kenyon, N. Y.; Mrs. William H. Medlicott,
N. Y.; Rev. W. W. Pickett, Mich.; Mrs. Leslie R. Rounds, N. J.; Rev. Harold N. Skidmore, Mich.; Rev.
Albert D. Stauffacher, N. Y.; Miss Mary E. Stearns, N. H.
Joint Cabinet
Rev. Chauncey A. Adams, Rev. Truman B. Douglass, Rev. Ray Gibbons, Rev. Fred Field Goodsell,
Rev, Douglas Horton, Mrs. William H. Medlicott, Rev. Albert D. Stauffacher.
Joint Staff
Rev. Albert D. Stauffacher, Chairman, Miss Pattie Lee Coghill, Miss Dorothy P. Gushing, Rev. Howell
D. Davies, Mrs. Maurice P. Dunlap, Rev. D. Brewer Eddy, Mrs. E. E. McClintock, Rev. Andrew Vance
McCracken, Mrs. William H. Medlicott, Rev. Arthur O. Rinden, Miss Ruth L Seabury, Miss Lucy V.
Seidler, Miss Helen Frances Smith, Rev. James E. Walter, Mr. George N. White, Rev. Hugh Vernon White,
Mrs. E. T. Willson.
The following sit with the Joint Staff at its regular meetings: Two State Superintendents elected by the
Conference of State Superintendents to attend Joint Staff meetings: Rev. Chauncey A. Adams, Vt., Rev.
Harold N. Skidmore, Mich.; Chairman of Women State Presidents: Miss Mary E. Stearns, N. H.; Co-opted
members: Rev. Frederick L. Fagley; Associate Secretary of General Council; Miss Merle Easton, and Miss
Mildred Widber, Secretaries of Division of Christian Education of The Board of Home Missions. Ex officiia
— Cabinet Members: Rev. Truman B. Douglass, Rev. Ray Gibbons, Rev. Fred Field Goodsell, Rev.
Douglas Horton.
Organization
1. Membership. The Missions Council consists of the thirty-six elected members together with the
President and the Vice-Presidents of The Board of Home Missions, the thirty-six elected members with
the President and Vice-Presidents of the American Board and the eighteen members of the Council for
BjciLil Action, and the Secretary of the General Council, ex officio.
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2. Joint Cabinet. The work of the Missions Council is administered by the Jcint Cabinet, thus provid-
ing the Minister with a connecting hnk to the administrative heads of the National Societies and of the
State Conferences.
Article IX of the Rules of the Missions Council provides that the Minister of the Missions Council, the
Executive Vice-Presidents of The Board of Home Missions and of The American Board, the Director of
the Council for Social Action, the Minister of the General Council, the Associate Executive Secretary who
shall be a woman, and one State Superintendent elected by the State Superintendents' Conference as here-
inafter provided shall constitute the Joint Cabinet of the Missions Council. Thi.s Cabinet meets regularly
It is responsible for formulating promotional plans and policies and is the connecting link between the
executive boards and the promotional staff.
3. Ad Interim Committee. The Ad Interim Committee is composed of fifteen persons chosen as follows:
Two members of the Board of Directors of The Board of Home Missions designated by The Board of Home
Missions, two members of the Prudential Committee of the American Board designated by the Prudential
Committee, a member of the Council for Social Action, the Chairman of the Missions Council, two State
Superintendents elected by the State Superintendents' Conference, and the Chairman of the Women State
Presidents. 1 he Minister of the General Council, the Minister and Associate Executive Secretary of the
Missions Council, the Executive Vice-Presidents of the Boards, and the Director of the Council for Social
Action are corresponding members.
4. Joint Staff. The Joint Staff operates under the chairmanship and direction of the Minister and in-
cludes the secretaries of missionary education and promotion of the national boards, with two representa-
tives from the Conference of State Superintendents and the Chairman of the Women State Presidents.
Processes
1. Meetings. The Missions Council meets ordinarily but once a year. This meeting takes place in con-
nection with the midwinter ga.thering of the Board of Directors of The Board of Home Missions and of the
Prudential Committee of the American Board and the Council for Social Action, thus economizing in time
and travel expenses. At the annual midwinter meeting the Survey Committee of the General Council, the
State Conference Superintendents, the Women State Presidents and secretaries of the societies sit with the
Missions Council in joint session as corresponding members.
2. Literature. One of the important functions of the Missions Council is the publication of literature
setting forth our entire missionary enterprise.
3. Field Work. Under the direction of the Minister the members of the Joint Staff co-operate in a unified
program of education and promotion. This work is conducted through the state organizations and endeavors
to develop through actual contact with the churches those processes which seem to be most effective for
disseminating missionary information and stimulating benevolent contributions. This proce.ss is so intimately
related to the financial operations of the local churches that this latter interest is combined with the former,
thus helping the churches to financial strength.
Information
The support of our Mission Boards depends upon current gifts, legacies and the income from invested
funds. Through the Missions Council, donors, lawyers and trust officers are supplied with confidential and
impartial information concerning the financial standing, fields of work, needs and opportunities of any or all
Congregational Christian Corporations, including the General Council and its Commissions, the home and
Foreign Missionary Boards, State Conferences, city extension societies and the local churches.
The local church may ordinarily secure information directly from its own state office. Persons not
knowing to whom to write locally are invited to communicate direct with the Missions Council.
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AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS
Congregational House, 14 Beacon Street, Boston 8
Organized in iSIO. Incorporated in 1812
President — Rev. Russell Henry Stafford
Vice-Presidents — Rev. Edward C. Boynton, Rev. Harley H. Gill, Mrs. J. D. R. Steven
Recording Secretary — Rev. Oscar E. Maurer
Assistant Recording Secretary — Dr. Edward Warren Capen
Executive Vice-President — Rev. Fred Field Goodsell
Secretaries — Rev. E. F. Bell, Rev. Alden H. Clark, Rev. D. Brewer Eddy^JVIiss Dorothy P. Gushing.
Miss Mabel E. Emerson, Rev. Wynn C. Fairfield, Mrs. William H. Medlicott, Miss Ruth I.
Seabury, Mrs. Mary Uline Dunlap, Rev. Hugh Vernon White
Treasurer — Mr. Harold B. Belcher
Assistant Treasurer — Mr. Frederick A. Gaskins, Mrs. Ernest L. C. Hales, Mr. Earle E. Smith
Executive Secretary and Minister of the Missions Council — Rev. A. D. Staupfacher
Associate Executive Secretary of Promotion — Mrs. William H. Medlicott
Medical Secretary — Dr. Mark H. Ward
Librarian and Historian — Rev. Enoch F. Bell
News Editor — Miss Dorothy P. Gushing
Acting Associate Secretary, Foreign Department — Rev. Raymond A. Dudley
Assistant Secretary, Foreign Department — Mrs. Darley Downs
Candidate Secretary — Rev. Robert E. Chandler
Publishing and Purchasing Agent — Mr. Hakvey L. Meeken
Prudential Committee — Rev. Robert G. Armstrong, Chairman; V ice-Chairman, Rev. Theodore A.
Greene; President, Vice-Presidents ex-officiis; Mark H. Ward, M.D.,. C/^rfc; Mrs. Ernest L. C.
Hales, Assistant Clerk; Mr. Frederic E. Abbe, Mrs. Manley F. Allbsight, Mr. Henry J. Amen,
Mrs. James W. Bixler, Rev. Ferdinand Q. Blanchard, Mrs. Henry A. Boyd, Rev. George E.
Gary, Mrs. R. O. Eisele, Mr. Alfred Fairbank, Rev. George E. Gilchrist, Mrs. Chester M.
Grover, Mr. Benjamin W. Guernsey, Mrs. A. Philip Guiles, Mr. G. Willard Hales, Rev.
Joseph F. King, Dr. Charles A. Kofoid, Rev. Carl Heath Kopf, Mr, William A. Kuoler, Rev.
Fletcher C. Lester, Rev. Allan I. Lorimer, Rev. David McKeith, Rev. Randolph S. Merrill,
Mrs. J. C. Miller, Mrs. Elmer F. Otting, Mr. L. Sumner Pruyne, Rev. Robert W. Putsch,
Mrs. Leslie R. Rounds, Mr. Henry R. Rust, Rev. Roger E. Treat, Mr. Sargent H. Wellman,
Miss Elizabeth J. Wells, Mrs. George R. Wilson
The A. B. C. F. M. is the mother of foreign mission boards in North America. Founded in 1810 to make
possible the realization of the vision of the men of the Haystack, it immediately invited the Presbyterian
General Assembly to form a similar society with which it could co-operate, but the Assembly replied that one
organization of the sort was enough and "urged its churches to adopt the American Board as their foreign
missionary agency." The Baptist Missionary Union was formed when some of the first American Board Mis-
sionaries became Baptists. By 1826, the Presbyterians and the Reformed Church in America had developed
the United Foreign Missionary Society, which in that year was merged with the American Board. The proc-
ess of segmentation began in 1837 when the "Old School" Presbyterians left the American Board, followed
in 1839 by the Central and Southern auxiliary boards. In 1846, "because of differences of opinion as to the
Board's attitude toward slavery, some members withdrew to aid in organizing the American Missionary
Association." In 1857, the Reformed Church in America withdrew to form ite own Board and in 1870, the
"New School" Presbyterians rejoined their "Old School" associates and transferred their support to the
Foreign Mission Board wliich they had formed.
The American Board maintains missions in East, West and South Africa, China, Japan, India, Ceylon,
the PhiUppines, Micronesia, Mexico, Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece and Syria. The work in Micronesi « has been
part of that in Japan.
The spread of warfare and increasing tensions daring 1943 seem to be leading toward the most thorough
test which the work of the Board has ever faced. In our fields in East Asia and in Europe, missionaries have
largely either been forced to withdraw, or interned or restricted in their activities. Christian churches and
institutions have very largely been deprived of American support. This process may extend to other fields.
We beheve the ChrLstian community will emerge from the valley of the shadow of war intact, possibly re-
duced in numbers, but strengthened in spirit. The fields in Free China, India, Africa, Turkey and Syria,
and Mexico which have not yet been seriously affected report increased calls for .service and new oppor-
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tunities, especially in education. The years of patient preparation of national leaders for the regular pro-
gram and these crisis days seem to be bearing fruit.
The 134th fiscal year of the Board ended August 31, 1943 w-ith a surplus of $26,665.74. After so many
years of reporting deficits it is a great satisfaction to be able to state that the expenditures of the year were
met from the receipts of the year, with a small margin to spare. Because of the uncertainties faced at the
beginning of the fiscal year, the Prudential Committee adopted a minimum budget, ma)cing no appropria-
tions for some very urgent needs. From the surplus of the year appropriations will be made to meet some
of these needs which had previously been declined.
The total receipts for the regular budget amounts to $932,784.67, which with the $104,294.25 of spe-
cially designated gifts, makes a grand total of $1,037,078.92. The detail of receipts appears. on the following
page. The outstanding result of the year was an increase in the gifts from churches of $38,629.21 or 9% as
compared with the previous year. This is in addition to an increase of 3.8% recorded last year and marks
a real upturn from the low level that was reached following the years of the depression. It is hoped that this
indicates a definite trend in the giving of the Congregational-Christian Churches and that in subsequent
years we may regain a larger amount of the ground that was lost. The gifts from churches for the year just
closed still show a loss.
Statistical Summary
The American Board is responsible for a foreign parish of 43,455,890 people. There are 13 missions
under 8 different flags. The missionaries under hfe appointments are 341 and include 79 ordained men, 33
unordained men, 1 10 wives and 1 19 single women. There are 16 associates who are serving for shorter periods,
making a grand total of 357 missionaries. The native force of workers is 5,694. The places of service number
2,655. There are 1,025 organized churches with 114,649 communicants. In 1942, 7,352 members were added
to the church rolls. The total Christian community numbers 233,030. There are 1,171 Sunday Schools and
62,665 pupils. The educational work has 38 theological and training schools with 2,563 students and 10
colleges with 4,850 students. Below these are 58 secondary and middle schools with 17,032 pupils, 1,010
primary and elementary schools with 69,955 pupils. The schools of all grades are 1,114 and the total under
instruction is 97,176. The medical statistics show that the Board has 23 hospitals and 37-dispensaries, with
which are connected 20 physicians and 21 foreign nurses. The records show that there were 43,864 hospital
patients and 237,289 dispensary patients. The total treatments were 807,056 or over 2,000 per day. Major
operations numbered 4,323, and minor, 9,456. The native contributions for church work were $175,202,
and for all purposes $619,787.
FORM OF BEQUEST
I give and bequeath to the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions incorporated under the
laws of Massachusetts in 1812, the sum of Dollars.
Woman's Boards of Missions
The reorganization of the American Board and the three Woman's Boards took place January 1, 1927.
Each of the Woman's Boards continues as a holding company in order to care for funds and to receive lega-
cies written in the name of the Board.
The treasurers respectively are: Woman's Board of Missions, Mr. Frederick A. Gaskins, Miss E. Mabel
Plumer, Assistant Treasurer, 14 Beacon Street, Boston 8; Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior, Mrs.
W. T. Hughes, 19 South La Salle Street, Chicago 3; Woman's Board of Missions for the Pacific, Mrs. W. C.
Blasdale, 421 Phelan Building, San Francisco 2, Calif.
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[1943
THE BOARD OF HOME MISSIONS OF THE
CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
General Offices, 287 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y.
President — Rev. Alfred Grant Walton
yiee-Presidents — Rev. Warren Wheeler Pickett, Miss Helen Kenyon, Mr. Philip S. Suffern
Executive Vice-President — Rev. Truman B. Douqlass
Treasurer — Mr. William F. Fbazieb
Secretary — Rev. Ernest M. Halliday
Board of Directors
Chairman — Rev. Alfred Grant Walton
Vice-Chairman — Rev. Warren Wheeler Pickett
Vice-Chairman — Miss Helen Kenyon
Vice-Chairman — Mr. Philip S. Suffern
Clerk— Rev. Ernest M. Halliday
Ex Officiis — The President and Vice-Presidents
directors nominated by states
Class of 19U:
Mr. Ronald Bridges
Rev. Philip E. Gregory
Rev. Harding R. Hogan
Mrs. Elbert A. Read
Mrs. Richard S. Rose
Mr. Nathaniel A. Talmage
Class of 1946:
Mr. George Chindahl
Mr. William C. Jones
Rev. P. Chandler Ladd
Mrs. J. P. Palmer
Mrs. Theodore Richards
Rev. William O. Rogers
DIRECTORS-AT-LARGB
Class of 1944-
Mr. Donald P. Cottrell
Miss Lucy M. Eldredge
Mrs. Judson E. Fiebiger
Rev. H. S. Hardcastle
Mr. Alfred H. Hauser
Mrs. Edward G. Hayes
Rev. Charles C. Keith
Mrs. John Laidlaw
Rev. William E. McCormack
Rev. William W. Patton
Mrs. Charles E. Reidt
Mrs. John C. Schroeder
Class of 1946:
Judge Charles B. Adams
Rev. Rufus Ansley
Mr. Charles Mitchell Bliss
Rev. Daniel Bliss
Mrs. Marion J. Bradshaw
Pres. Carter Davidson
Rev. Arthur D. Gray
Mrs. Scott Haymond
Mr. F. Rogers Parkin
Mr. Robert Van Pelt
Mr. Quincy W. Wales
Rev. John C. Walker
Church Extension Division
General Secretary — Rev. Ernest M. Halhday
DEPARTMENTS
City Work: Director — Rev. Stanley U. North
Church Building: Secretary — Mr. William Kincaid Newman (on leave)
Town and Country Work: Director — Rev. Thomas A. Tripp
War Emergency Work: Director — Rev. Stanley U. North
SUPERINTENDENTS OF STATES AND DISTRICTS
Colorado — Rev. Leon E. Grubaugh, 621 Mack Bldg., Denver 2.
German Work — Rev. Conrad Sauer, Pastor-at-Large, 5149 Decatur St., Denver 11, Colo.
Intermountain District (Wyoming, Utah and Southern Idaho) — Rev. Harry W. Johnson, 350 Sonna Bldg.
Boise, Ida.
Montana — Rev. Cloyd H. Conner, 240 Stapleton Bldg., Billings.
North Dakota — Rev. Marvin R. Brandt, Box 177C (630J^ First Ave., N.), Fargo; Rev. Harold W. Case,
Pastor-at-Large, Fort Berthold Indian Mission, Elbowoods.
South Central District (Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas) — Rev. Herman H. Lindeman, 829 N. W. 13th St. ,
Oklahoma City 6, Okla.
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South Dakota — Rev. Samuel W. Keck, Box 138, Huron.
Southeast District (Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, W. Florida) * — Rev. David W. Shepherd,
Pastor-at-Large, Roanoke, Ala.; Rev. W. Millard Stevens, Pastor-at-Large, 514 W. Taylor St.,
Griffin, Ga.
Negro Churches in the South — Rev. J. Taylor Stanley, Associate Superintendent, Box 957, Greens-
boro, N. C.
Pastor-at-Large (Preaching Missions) — Rev. James R. CUnton, 203 E. Gowen Ave., Philadelphia 19, Pa.
* General administration in charge of General Secretary, Ernest M. Halliday, 287 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y.
American Missionary Association Division
General Secretary — Rev. Fred L. Brownlee
Director of Race Relations — Dr. Charles S. Johnson
Director of Schools — Miss Ruth A. Morton
Christian Education Division
14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
General Secretary — Rev. Harry T. Stock
Secretaries — Miss Merle L. Easton Rev. Oliver Powell (Chicago)
Rev. Ralph Douglas Hyslop Rev. Paul R. Reynolds (Chicago)
Miss Sallie A. McDermott (Chicago) Rev. Erwin L. Shaver
Miss Mildred C. Widber
The Laymen's Fellowship
11 Whitney Ave., New Haven 3, Conn.
Chairman — Mr. Donald A. Adams
Ministerial Relief Division
General Secretary — Rev. Frank J. Scribner
Pilgrim Press Division
14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
19 South La Salle St., Chicago 3, 111.
General Secretary — Sidney A. Weston (14 Beacon St., Boston 8)
Editor, Advance — Rev. John R. Scotford (287 Fourth Ave., New York 10)
Manager, Boston Book Store — Rev, John A. Harrer
Manager, Chicago Book Store — Forrest C. Finley
Promotion and Missionary Education
Rev. Albert D. Stauffacher, Minister of the Missions Council
Mrs. William H. Medlicott, Associate Executive Secretary of the Missions Council
Miss Helen Frances Smith (Information)
Georqe N. White (Field)
Miss Pattie Lee Coghill (Field)
The support of the work of The Board of Home Missions depends upon current gifts and the income
rom invested funds. Bequests and conditional gifts are earnestly solicited.
FORM OF BEQUEST — I give and bequeath to The Board of Home Missions of the Congregational
and Christian Churches, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the States of Connecticut
and New York and of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, incorporated in 1937, the sum of
Dollars to be applied for the uses and purposes of said corporation.
The Board of Home Missions of the Congregational and Christian Churches has been appointed as
agent by each of the following corporations. The field work of these corporations is now administered by this
one Board, but the original corporations are still in existence and hold title to their own assets. Any bequests,
therefore, may run directly to these corporations.
The American Missionary Association
Organized in 1846. Incorporated under the laws of New York in 1862
287 Fourth Avenue, New York City
This Association pioneered in opening schools in the South, founding Hampton Institute, Fisk Uni-
versity, Atlanta University, and Berea College. It still supports substantially Talladega College, Tougaloo
College, LeMoyne College, Tillotson College and Dillard University, as well as the following schools and
community centers: Bricks and Lincoln in North Carolina, Avery in South Carolina, Dorchester and Ballard
in Georgia, Trinity, Lincoln and Cotton Valley in Alabama, Pleasant Hill in Tennessee, and Fessenden in
Florida. The Association also assists financially the Congregational and Christian Churches and the Ryder
Hospital of Puerto Rico. The Department of Race Relations under the direction of Dr. Charles 8. Johnson
specializes in cooperative racial service and inter-racial conciliation in areas of Negro-white tensioa sad
misunderstanding.
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FORM OF BEQUEST — I give and bequeath the sum of Dollars to The
American Missionary Association, or its successor, incorporated by the act of the legislature of the State of
New York in 1862 to be applied for the uses and purposes of said Association.
The Church Extension Boards
(Including The Congregational Home Missionary Society, The Congregational Church Building
Society, and The Congregational Sunday School Extension Society.)
The Congregational Home Missionary Society
Organized in 1826. Incorporated under the laws of New York in 1871. Known up to 1893 as The American
Home Missionary Society
287 Fourth Avenue, New York City
Assists in the estabUshment of new churches at strategic points, and in the support of the Christian
ministry where local resources are meager, in an area which includes Alaska, Montana, Southern Idaho,
Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, North and South Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, and the Dia-
trict of the Southeast. Its service extends both to Negro and to white groups and includes work among
Armenians, Finns, Germans, and Czecho-Slovaks. Its fellowship and counsel are available also to state con-
ferences and churches throughout the entire country.
FORM OF BEQUEST — I give and bequeath to The Congregational Home Missionary Society or its
successor, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York, incorporated 1871,
the sum of Dollars to be applied to the uses and purposes of said Society.
The Congregational Church Building Society
Organized in 1853. Incorporated under the laws of New York in 1853. Known up to 1892 as The American
Congregational Union
287 Fourth Avenue, New York City
Aids churches in every part of the United States by loan and grant to secure houses of worship and par-
sonages and to conserve church properties through assistance in refinancing; also gives helpful advice re-
garding business details, and endeavors to assist in maintaining worthy architectural standards. Since its
organization, its "revolving funds" have aided churches to the extent of over fourteen millions of dollars,
and parsonage loans have amounted to over a million and a half dollars additional.
FORM OF BEQUEST — I give and bequeath to The Congregational Church Building Society or its
successor, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York, incorporated 1853,
the sum of Dollars to be applied to the uses and purposes of said Society.
The Congregational Sunday School Extension Society
Organized and incorporated under the laws of New York in 1917
287 Fourth Avenue. New York City
FORM OF BEQUEST — I give and bequeath to The Congregational Sunday School Extension Society.
a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York, the sum of
Dollars to be apphed to the uses and purposes of said Society.
The Congregational Board of Ministerial Relief
Incorporated under the laws of Connecticut in 1885 as the Trustees of the National Council of the Congrega-
tional Churches, name changed to Congregational Board of Ministerial Relief in 1907
287 Fourth Avenue, New York City
The object of this corporation is to secure, hold, manage and distribute funds for the relief of needy
Congregational ministers and ministers of other churches affiliated, merged or consolidated with the Congre-
gational churches and, after their decease, for the relief of their needy families. Approximately 580 pensioners
are carried on the rolls of the national and state boards. In 1943 the average grant to a minister was $244
and to a widow $199. These amounts are supplemented by an annual Christmas gift and emergency grants as
needed.
FORM OF BEQUEST — I give and bequeath to The Congregational Board of Ministerial Relief,
incorporated in 1907 under the laws of the State of Connecticut Dollars
for its uses and purposes.
Congregational Education Society
Organized and Incorporated under the laws of Massachusetts in 1816
14 Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts
This Society gives leadership in Christian Education in the home, church, and church school, and to
students and colleges. Its departments include Children's Work, Junior High School, Young People's Work.
Student Life, Leadership Education, and Family Life and Adult Work. It gathers data regarding materials
and methods of work and makes these available to the churches through literature, correspondence and field
service. It gives regular service to thousands of leaders in various lines of religious educational activity.
FORM OF BEQUEST — I give and bequeath to the Congregational Education Society or its successor,
incorporated under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, in 1816, the sum of
Dollars, to be devoted to its purposes and work.
Women's Home Missionary Federation
Incorporated in Kansas, October IS, 1913
The work of the Federation, through the merger of the national societies, has been delegated to the
Various denominational Home Boards and Commissions. Tim I'udoration continues to maintain its existence
according to its charter, to care for its funds, and to receive gifts and legacies. President, Mrs. Mary D.
White, 62 Irving PI.. New York 3. N. Y.; secretary, Mrs. Daniel C. Turner, 225 W, 86th St.. New York 24,
N. Y.I treasurer, Mra. H. H. Hart, North Branford, Conn.
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THE ANNUITY FUND FOR CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS
Incorporated under the laws of New Jersey, 1914
287 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y.
ANNUITY FUND OFFICERS
President — Alfred C. Howell
Vice-President — George N. Whittlesey Treasurer — William F. Frazier
General Secretary — Frank J. Scribner Actxiary — George A. Huogins
TRUSTEES
Alfred C. Howell, President: George N. Whittlesey, Vice-President; Robbins W. Barstow, John T.
Beach, Harold B. Cranshaw, James F. English,, Frederic H. Legoett, J. Watson MacDowell,
William W. Patton, Leslie R. Rounds, Willard L. Thorp, Charles C. West.
The Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers provides age annuities for Congregational Christian
ministers and incidental protection against the minister's permanent total disability occurring during the
years of active service, and for his family in case of his untimely death.
Its resources are derived from payments by the minister himself, contributions of churches and indi-
viduals, legacies and conditional gifts and the distributable income of the Pilgrim Memorial Fund.
The amount of annuity at annuity age depends on the accumulations to a member's credit.
Assets, December 31, 1943, $9,376,958 (of which $87,573 represents Profit and Contingent Reserves);
membership including annuitants, 3,796, a net increase during the year of 60; annuity payments, $497,569,
an increase of $6,264. Contributions in the form of gifts and legacies are urgently needed to help in paying
the churches' share of the annuities of the older members. The Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers
has an exceptional place among the private annuity funds for its soundness and its hberal benefits to mem-
bers.
PILGRIM MEMORIAL FUND
Established by vote of the National Council, October 13, 1917
287 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y.
The principal of this fund is held in perpetuity by The Corporation for the General Council to be in-
vested and reinvested, and the distributable income turned over to the Board of Trustees of The Annuity
Fund for Congregational Ministers to aid in providing age annuities and disabihty annuities for Congrega-
tional Christian ministers who become members of the Annuity Fund and death benefits for their widows
and minor orphan children.
The Pilgrim Memorial Fund, December 31, 1943 stood at $5,123,633, in addition to which the accumu-
lated profits from the sale of securities, held in a Profit Reserve Account, amounted to $159,029.
The ultimate objective of the Pilgrim Memorial Fund is $8,000,000. Legacies and memorial gifts will be
added to the principal, as a permanent endowment.
UNIT PLAN COMMITTEE
(Continuing the Debt of Honor Commission)
287 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y.
Authorized by the General Council in June, 1942 to appeal for funds for the churches' share of the Original
Plan annuities.
Philip S. Suffern, Chairman; M. Russell Boynton, Ronald Bridges, Theodore R. Faville, Alfred C.
Howell, Helen Kenyon, Mrs. Leslie R. Rounds, Ferdinand Q. Blanchard, Albert D. Stauf-
FACHEB.
Executive Officers: Donald A. Adams, Frank J. Scribner.
Received in 1943: Debt of Honor, $4,335.69; Unit Plan, $149,033.47; Total ,$153,369.16.
RETIREMENT FUND FOR LAY WORKERS
Incorporated under the laws of New Jersey, 1930
287 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y.
The officers and trustees of the Retirement Fund for Lay Workers are the same as the officers and trus-
tees of the Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers.
Retirement Fund for Lay Workers is devoted to the purpose of providing annuity benefits for lay work-
ers in Congregational Christian churches, missionary societies, state conferences, colleges, hospitals or other
institutions of any kind under Congregational Christian auspices. It is operated on a contributory basis, the
resources being provided by annual dues payable by both employer and employe. The membership on
December 31, 1943, was 810; assets, $673,711.
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THE COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL ACTION
289 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y.
1613 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Chairman — Noble Strong Elderkin
Vice-chairman — Mrs. Frederic W. Chamberlain
Director — Ray Gibbons
Recording Secretary — Stanley B. Crosland
Treasurer — Elbert A. Harvey
John C. Bennett, Robert L. Calhoun, Mrs. Frederic W. Chamberlain, David C. Coyle, Stanley
B. Crosland, Malcolm Dana, Noble Strong Elderkin, Mrs. William A. Gordon, Elbert A. Harvey,
Wilmeh J. Kitchen, Frank H. Korab, Theodore K. Lawless, Mrs. Everett D. Martin, Frederick M.
Meek, Boynton Merrill, J. S. Prentice, Robert A. Roessel, Raymond B. Walker.
Co-opted: Ferdinand Q. Blanchard, Fred L. Brownlee, Truman B. Douglass, Frederick L.
Fagley, Fred F. Goodsell, Douglas Horton, L. Merle Rymph, Albert D. Stauffacher, Harry T.
Stock, Thomas A. Tripp.
executive staff
Ray Gibbons — Director
Liston Pope — Editor of "Social Action"
Kenneth Underwood — Managing Editor of "Social Action"
James C. Flint — Director of Service Committee
Vernon H. Holloway — International Relations Secretary
Frank W. McCulloch — Secretary for Industrial Relations and Director of James Mullenbach Industrial
Institute
Shirley Greene — Director of Merom Institute ^
Tom Kbehn — Legislative Secretary
The Council for Social Action was created by the General Council at Oberlin in June, 1934. The moti-
vating spirit behind that action is clearly indicated in the words of the vote:
"Stirred by the deep need of humanity for justice, security, and spiritual freedom and growth, aware
of the urgent demand within our churches for action to match our gospel, and clearly persuaded that the
Gospel of Jesus can be the solvent of social as of all other problems, we hereby vote:
"That the General Council create the Council for Social Action of the Congregationa Jand Christian
Churches of the United States of America.
"That the purposes of this Council for Social Action shall be to help the churches to make the Christian
gospel more effective in society, national and world-wide, through research, education, and action, in co-oper-
ation with the Home and Foreign Boards, Conferences and Associations, and local churches. It is proposed
that the Council shall increasingly co-operate with the Federal Council of Churches in the creation of a pro-
gram which shall be genuinely interdenominational. In its research, the Council will aim to be impartial, its
only bias being that of the Christian view of life; its educational efforts will be directed primarily toward the
local churches but will also envisage the cultivation of public opinion; in action, the Council may, on occasion,
intercede directly in specific situations.
"That in launching this Council for Social Action we envisage a new kind of churchmanship which,
enlisting the volunteer services of a group of eighteen outstanding men and women of social vision, wisdom,
and Christian purpose, and commanding the services of five or six strong leaders in the fields of international
relations, race relations, and economic statesmanship, will carry the campaign of education and action based
on careful research out among our entire constituency at home and abroad. Believing that the church will
find itself as it loses itself in the struggle to achieve a warless, just, and brotherly world, we launch this ven-
ture, dedicating ourselves to unremitting work for a day in which all men find peace, security and abundant
Ufe."
The Council for Social Action invites each church to organize a local committee or council for Social
Action and welcomes the opportunity to co-operate with such local groups in planning for the larger eSfoc-
tiveness of the social program of the church.
The Council for Social Action invites correspondence from ministers and laymen.
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CITY ORGANIZATIONS
The following organizations do missionary and extension work as indicated within their own confines
largely in immediate co-operation with state conferences:
City Missionary Society, 14 Beacon St., Room 602, Congregational House, Boston 8, Mass. Founded
1816. Family Visitation, Case work and Religious Education, Camps Andover and Waldron for young
people in Meredith, N. H, Rosemary Cottage, Eliot, Me., for underprivileged mothers and their children.
Rev. Robert Wood Coe, D.D., president; Rev. Earl W. Douglas, M.A., executive secretary.
Congregational Church Union of Boston and Vicinity, 14 Beacon St., Room 611, Boston 8, Mass.
Affiliated with the Massachusetts Congregational Conference and Missionary Society.
Rev. Ralph M. Timberlake, president.
Chicago Congregational Union, 19 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, 111. General work of the Church.
•Mr. Frederick J. Newey, president; Rev. Niel E. Hansen, general director; Mr. A. W. Converse, treasurer.
In 1943 — Income from Endowment, $12,679.46; Income from Trust Fund, $128,265.17. Disbursements,
$145,070.45.
Congregational Union of Cleveland, Ohio, 1006 Hippodrome Bldg., Cleveland 14, Ohio. Church aid,
church extension, counsel, fellowship and promotion.
Mr. R. S. Marshall, moderator; Rev. Robert Stemme, executive secretary; Mr. Henry M. Kimpel,
treasurer. Funds, $179,872.36. Expenditures for 1943, $17,921.70.
Congregational Association of Detroit, Mich., Forest and Woodward Aves., Detroit 1, Mich. Mis-
sionary work and church extension.
Rev. Robert E. Burtt, moderator; Mr. Myron C. Stowell, secretary; Mr. W. G. Clarke, treasurer; Rev.
A. M.Meikle, superintendent. Expenditures for 1943, $12,732.99.
City Missionary Society, 278 Farmington Ave., Hartford 5, Conn. Church extension, supervised student
field work, training courses for volunteer leaders, summer camp for mothers and small children, high
school work camps, and winter camping facilities for young people's groups.
Mr.. Walter Schafer, president; Mrs. Orin R. Witter, vice-president; Mrs. W. S. Conning, secretary; Mr.
Charles C. Russ, treasurer; Mr. W. Marlin Butts, director.
Congregational Church Extension Society of Los Angeles, 1052 W. Sixth St., Suite 723, Los Angeles
14, Calif.
Mr. Philip H. Richards, president; Rev. Nelson C. Dreier, superintendent; Rev. Perry F. Schrock, secre-
tary; Mr. Blake Franklin, treasurer.
Minneapolis and St. Paul Congregational Unions, 429 Palace Bldg., Minneapolis 1, Minn. City exten-
sipn work.
Rev. Philip E. Gregory, Minneapolis president; Mr. A. D. Miller, St. Paul president; Rev. W. Ernest
Collins, executive secretary; Mr. S. L. Taylor, 5428 Third Ave., S. Minneapolis treasurer; Mr. H. G.
Swanson, St. Paul treasurer. Funds, $10,745. Expenditures for 1943, $582.
New York City Congregational Church Association, Inc., 289 Fourth Ave., Room 81, New York 10,
N. Y. Church extension added to the functions of the local association.
Rev. Albert E. Roraback, moderator; Mr. Raymond S. Jewett, assistant moderator; Rev. Alfred E.
Randell, executive .secretary; Miss Mabel Woodnorth, treasurer; Rev. Frederick A. Meyer, president, board
of directors; Mi.ss Reba Fisher, office secretary. Meetings — Annual, first Thursday in November; spring,
second Thursday in May.
Congregational City Missionary Society of St. Louis, Mo., 6501 Wydown Blvd., St. Louis 5, Mo. Mis-
sionary work.
Mr. H. W. Pflager, president; Rev. Charles C. Burger, superintendent; Mr. E. H. Tenney, treasurer.
'Funds, 1943, $4,813. Expenditures, $4,558.
Congregational Church Extension Society of Seattle, Wash., 310 Old Times Bldg., Seattle 1, Wash.
©hurch aid and church erection.
Mr. Arthur P. Johnson, president; Rev. Claton S. Rice, secretary; Mr. Harold V. Smith, treasurer.
Congregational Union of Springfield, Inc., Springfield, Mass. Church extension, interchurch relations
and activities in the city of Springfield. The Union supervises the home missionary work in Springfield
apd maintains a city missionary.
Reix. Dwight L. Cart, 108 Maplewood Ter., Springfield 8, president; Mr. Sidney F. Law, 33 Greenleaf
St., second vice-president; Miss Eunice M. Bates, 101 Princeton St., clerk; Mr. John A. Dale, 30 Mandalay
Rd.,„treasurer; Rev. Garrett V. Stryker, 39 Mapledell St., auditor. Funds: Assets, $10,882 98. Receipts,
$2,366.87. Expenditures for 1943, $1,242.32. Annual meeting, Jan. 31, 1944.
Worcester City Missionary Society, 81 Beaconsfield Rd., Worcester 2, Mass. Assist churches, promote
(»)-operative relations and programs between churches.
Mr. Karl F. Wilson, president; Mr. E. G. Seal, treasurer; Rev. HoUis M. Bartlett, Secretary. Funds,
$61,458.64 plus $28,192.84 Washburn Fundsof which the Society is the Trustee and may use to help churches.
Expenditures for 1943, $2,814.64.
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OTHER CONGREGATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Headquarters, Congregational House, 14 Beacon Street, Boston 8, Mass.
Organized 1853. Incorporated 1854
OFFICERS
President — Rev. J. Edgar Park, d. d., Norton, Mass.
Vice-Presidents — Ethelbert V. Grabill, Jamaica Plain, Mass.; Rev. Clarence W. Dunham, Dorches-
ter, Mass.
Corresponding and Recording Secretary — Thomas Todd, Concord, Mass.
Chairman of Executive Committee — Sargent H. Wellman
Treasurer — Ralph E. Whitney
Librarian — Rev. Frederick T. Persons
Directors — Alfred M. Ziegler, Newtonville; Thomas Todd, Concord; Rev. J. Edgar Park, Norton;
Ethelbert V. Grabill, Jamaica Plain; *Rev. Arthur J. Covell, Boston; Arthur H. Merritt,
Dorchester; Rev. John H. Quint, Manchester; Rev. Enoch F. Bell, Newton Centre; Sargent H.
Wellman, Topsfield; Rev. Clarence W. Dunham, Dorchester; Ralph E. Whitney. West Newton;
Frank E. Bridgman, Wollaston; Rev. Morton D. Dunning, Gianby, C mn.; Ret. Carl M. Gates,
Claremont, Cal.; Howard Wallingford, Belmont; William Alcott, Watertown; Philip S. Davis,
Brookline; Harold S. Davis, Boston; Q. W. Wales, West Newton; E. Russell Davis, Lincoln;
Charles A. Esty, Framingham Center; Rev. Joseph C. MacDonald, Waban; James S. Allen, Win-
chester; Rev. Alfred J. Barnard, Roshndale; Rev. Howard E. Pomeroy, Jamaica Plain; Hugh
Nixon, Melrose; Roy A. Hovey, Wakefield; Rev. John R. Chapman, Cambridge; Stanley C. Foote,
Lynn; Arthur V. Getchell, Dorchester.
To maintain, in the city of Boston, a Congregational House; to care for and perpetuate a library of
books, pamphlets, and manuscripts, and a collection of portraits and relics of the past; to promote friendly
intercourse and co-operation among Congregational ministers and churches, and with other denominations;
and to do whatever else — within the limits of its charter — shall serve to illustrate Congregational history
and promote the general interests of Congregational churches.
membership
The membership of the Association consists of Congregationalists who have been elected by the Direc-
tors at any regular meeting. There are two classes of members — Life and Annual. Annual members pay
an annual assessment of $1.00. The payment of $10 at one time by a member constitutes him a life member.
All moneys received for membership are applied exclusively to the increase of the library.
THE congregational HOUSE
Was erected in 1898 (costing over $700,000) to house the Congregational Library, provide rooms at
low cost for Congregational Missionary Organizations, the Congregational Book Store, Pilgrim Hall for
gatherings, and Committee Rooms, and to promote the general interests of Congregational churches.
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Other Organizations
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BOSTON SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY, INC.
Office: Sailor's Rest, 287 Hanover St., Boston
Organized 1827. Incorporated 1829. Reorganized 1922
On recommendation of the Commission on Missions the Society was reorganized in 1922 and became
the sole representative for sailor work of the New England Congregational churches, and is therefore en-
titled to a regular apportionment from them. The Society's affairs are administered by the representatives
named below, chosen by the New England Conferences. The former organization transferred to the new
Corporation more than $200,000 worth of real estate and other assets, including land and buildings in
Boston and Vineyard Haven and invested funds.
The Society is devoted to the material, social and religious welfare of seamen of all nations. Has finely
equipped Bethels at 287 Hanover St., Boston, and at Vineyard Haven, and a reading room at Cape Cod
Canal. The Society provides dormitory accommodations, reading and recreation rooms, pool tables, and
games of many kinds, a canteen, shower baths, postal and banking facilities, and a check room for seamen's
baggage. Free entertainments and religious services are held weekly. Sick, destitute and shipwrecked sailors
are cared for. Books and magazines are placed aboard ships.
OFFICERS
President — Mr. Lucius E. Thayer, Boston, Mass.
Vice-President — Rev. W. Dixon Hoao, Old Lyme, Conn.
Secretary-Treasurer — Mr. Arthur J. Crockett, Boston, Mass.
Clerk — Rev. M. Russell Boynton, d. d., Newton Centre, Mass.
Chairman of Executive Committee — Rev. W. Dixon Hoag, Old Lyme, Conn.
Field Secretary — Rev. Herbert W. Gates, d. d., Newton Centre, Mass.
STATE representatives
Term
Maine expires
Rev. Joseph O. Purdue, Bath 1944
Rev. John F. Stearns, Auburn 1945
Rev. Cornelius E. Clark, d. d., Portland 1946
New Hampshire
Rev. Paul T. Martin, Exeter 1944
Rev. Charles E. Dunn, Claremont 1945
Rev. Floyd G. Kinsley, Hampton 1946
Vermont
Rev. Walker T. Hawley, Manchester 1944
Rev. Duncan L. Livingston, St. Albans 1945
Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Springfield 1946
Massachusetts
Mr. Harrt Ahlquist, Belmont 1944
Rev. Kenneth R. Henley, Greenfield 1944
Rev. Carl Knudsen, United States Navy 1944
Rev. John H. Maddaford, Fairhaven 1944
Rev. George L. Thurlow, Leominster 1944
Rev. M. Russell Boynton, d. d., Newton
Centre 1945
Mr. William F. Farley, Waltham 1945
Mr. Wilbur E. Rowell, Lawrence 1945
Rev. John A. Douglas, United States Army 1945
Rev. C. Donald Plomer, Plymouth 1945
Mr. Charles D. Bent, Leominster 1946
Rev. George E. Gilchrist, Quincy 1946
Mr. Reuben Pierce, Dalton 1946
Rev. Laurence L. Barber, Arlington 1946
Rev. Frederick B. Noss, Andover 1946
Rhode Island
Mr. Warren G. Baxter, Cranston 1944
Rev. Carl B. Bare, Newport 1945
Rev. Richard K. Morton, Providence 1946
Connecticut
Rev. W. Dixon Hoag, Old Lyme
Rev. Albert J. Lord, d. d., Meriden
Rev. John M. Deyo, Watertown
Rev. Harry P. Leach, Willimantic
Dr. Douglas J. Rathburn, New London
Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony, Waterbury
Rev. Malcolm K. Burton, New London
Mr. Walter F. Lester, Hamburg
Mr. Clarence W. Bronson, New Haven
members-at-large
Mr. Lucius E. Thayer, Newton
Mr. Robert F. Peabody, Marblehead
Mr. Albert R. Sharp, Brookline
Mr. Gardner Bates, Charlestown
Mr. C. Campbell Patterson, Jr., Weston
Mr. Thomas N. Perkins, Jr., Westwood
Mr. Henry B. Prout, Brookline
Mr. Gibbs W. Shebrill, United States Navy
Mr. Harry H. Walker, Boston
Mr. Joseph Allen, Vineyard Haven
Mr. Arthur J. Conner, Exet«r, N. H
Capt. Frank H. Peterson, Boston
Mr. James M. Rothwell, Boston
executive committee
Mr. Harry Ahlquist, Belmont, Mass. 1944
Rev. John M. Deyo, Watertown, Conn. 1944
Rev. Paul T. Martin, Exeter, N. H. 1944
Rev. George L. Thurlow, Leominster, Mass. 1944
Rev. John F. Stearns, Auburn, Me. 1945
Rev. George E. Gilchrist, Quincy, Mass. 1946
Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Springfield, Vt. 1946
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Bequests should be made payable to the Boston Seaman's Friend Society, Inc. Contributions from
churches and individuals sohcited. Contributions received on an annuity basis.
28 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1943
SCHAUFFLER COLLEGE OF RELIGIOUS AND SOCIAL WORK
Cleveland, Ohio
A COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
Since 1886 '
Under the supervision of the Congregational-Christian Home Boards, the Christian Education Division,
having
A distinctive purpose and reputation since 1886 for training young women for places of leadership
toward the realization of a Christian democracy, as
Directors of Religious Education; Church Social Workers in City Settlement and Rural Areas; Min-
isters' Assistants and Church Secretaries and Parish Workers; Teachers in Week Day Schools of Religion
and Vacation Bible Schools; Missionaries at Home and Abroad, and affiUated ministries. Offers:
A Four- Year Course of Study for high school graduates (one year for college graduates) leading to
the degree of b. s. in ReUgious Education or Social Work, through
An excellent faculty, a cultural and career curriculum, and supervised practical field work experience,
in the environment of a great city.
In origin, the College is Congregational. In service. Interdenominational. In scope, Interracial and
International. Students from 17 States and 15 denominations now enrolled from Maine to California.
Pastors and leaders of our Congregational Christian churches: Encourage Qualified Young Women in
Your Parishes to Prepare Now for the tasks to which we must all return, to rebuild the social order for" the
time when this training in Rehgion at its best will be at a premium. "Patriotism isn't enough." A true
democracy is the fruit of an adequately trained Christian leadership.
$350 per year covers tuition, board and room, and other incidental fees. Compare such opportunities
and costs in the great city of Cleveland, with opportunities and expenses elsewhere. Some self-help. Some
student-loans. Some special students as non-candidates for degrees may also be enrolled.
Fall semester of the fifty-ninth year begins about Thursday, September 14, 1944.
The Future Is For Those Who Prepare For It Now!
For information, Catalogue, and application for admission, write Earl Vinie, ph. d., President, 5115
Fowler Avenue, Cleveland 4, Ohio.
Charles D. Kepner, ph. d., Professor of Social Sciences
Edwin A. Ralph, d. d., Professor of Philosophy, Rehgion and Music
George P. Michaelides, ph. d.. Professor of Religious Education and Church History
Charles A. Weed, m. a., d. d., Assistant Professor of English
Edwin G. Baldwin, ph. d., Assistant Professor in English Literature
John Prucha, ll. b.. Associate Professor of Social Sciences
Goldie D. Kralik, Instructor in Group Leadership, Physical Ed., and librarian
Mrs. William Wheeler, Instructor in Voice and Appreciation of Music
Faith Reed, m. d., Professor in Medical Information, Social Hygiene, and College Physician
Elva H. Evans, m. a.. Assistant Profes.sor in Social Work
Earl Vinie, ph. d.. Instructor in Introduction to Physical Sciences
Henry B. Ollendorff, ll. d.. Assistant Professor in Social Work
Harry A. Lipson, m. d.. Instructor in Psychiatric Information
HuLDAH M. Phipps, b. A., Associate Professor in Rehgious Education
Shizuka Oye, b. 8., Mimeographing, Office Secretary
Marie A. Jindra, Secretary to the President and Instructor in Business Methods
Jean Starr, House Mother
1943] Theological Seminaries 29
ANDOVER NEWTON THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL
Newton Centre 59, Massachusetts
THE FACULTY
Everett Carleton Herrick, d. d., ll. d., l. h. d., President
Vaughan Dabney, a. m., b. d., d. d., Dean and Bartlet Professor of Sacred Rhetoric, President of the
Andover Faculty
WiNFRED Nichols Donovan, d. d.. Professor of Biblical Interpretation, Old Testament, Emeritus
Richard Miner Vaughan, b. d., d. d.. Professor of Christian Theology, Emeritus
William Jacob Cloues, b. d., Alva Woods Librarian, Emeritus
James Percival Berkeley, b. d., d. d., Professor of Old Testament and James L. Howard Professor of
Christian Education
Basil Mathews, m. a., Helen Barrett Montgomery Professor of Christian World Relations
Austin Philip Guiles, b. d., ph. d., Smith Professor of Pastoral Psychology
Nels Fredrick Solomon Ferr£, b. d., ph. d., Abbot Professor of Christian Theology
Charles Nathaniel Arbuckle, d. d.. Associate Professor of Preaching
Russell Chase Tuck, s. t. m., ph. d.. Associate Professor of the New Testament, Registrar
Herbert Johannes Gezork, ph. d., d. d., Associate Professor of Social Ethics
John Woolman Brush, b. d., d. d., ph. d.. Associate Professor of Church History, Secretary of the Faculty
Hugh Vernon White, s. t. m., d. d., ph. d.. Associate Professor of Theology and the Philosophy of Religion
Robert Clyde Yarbrough, b. d., ph. d.. Associate Professor of Speech
Thomas Sherrard Roy, d. d.. Acting Associate Professor of Speech
Hilda Libby Ives, m. a., d. d.. Lecturer in Rural Church
Bessie Mabel Stratton, a. m., Instructor in Religious Education
David Ralph Maclean, Instructor in Church Music
John Humphrey Scammon, s. t. m., cert, in l. s.. Librarian and Instructor in Greek and Hebrew
William Walters Keys, II, b. d., Instructor in Religious Education
Emerson Floyd Blodgett, s. t. m., ed. d.. Instructor in Pastoral Psychology
Richard Donald Pierce, b. d., cert, in l. s.. Associate Librarian and Instructor in Church History
Newton Alexander Merritt, d. d.. Field Work Supervisor
Joseph Chandler Robbins, d. d., Director of Evangelism and Church Relations
Richard Bebtrand Smith, b. d., Assistant to the President
Walter David Knight, b. s., Special Lecturer on Presbyterian Polity
DeWitt Gilbert Wilcox, m. d.. Special Lecturer in Hygiene
Martin Leland Goslin, s. t. b., Special Lecturer in New Testament
Alton Lombard Miller, ph. d.. Lecturer and Advisor in Church Administration
George Arthur Buttrick, d. d., ll. d., litt. d., English Lecturer, 1943-44
Douglas Horton, d. d., Southworth Lecturer, 1943-44
Arthur Wobthington Packard, b. a., m. a. (oxon.), Lecturer on the Worcester Fund, 1943-44
Paul Sevier Minear, b. d., ph. d., Hyde Lecturer, 1943-44
Andover Theological Seminary has become affiliated with The Newton Theological Institution to form
the new Andover Newton Theological School which is located at Newton Centre, in the vicinity of Boston.
The combination of the two schools and the location, in greater Boston, make new and unusual advantages
possible for theological students interested in taking their professional study in New England. The com-
bined resources provide for an enrichment of the curriculum and an enlargement of the faculty. The hbrary
facilities are unexcelled.
The Andover Newton Theological School in affiliation with Harvard gives the students the privilege
of taking any work in Harvard open to theological students and without additional expense. In greater
Boston and New England are many of the oldest and most famous of the educational institutions of the
country. As Andover Newton is in the midst of them, the students can enjoy the cultural and traditional
advantages which bring college and professional students to Boston, not only from all over the country
but from all over the world.
The co-operation of the churches in the vicinity offers many opportunities where, on the basis of co-
operative scholarships, students can make their way and at the same time gain valuable and practical
experience. The School offers scholarship grants, as far as it is able, to students dependent upon self-support
and seeks to aid in securing for them church positions in which service can be given in return. Special fellow-
ships are awarded to exceptional students.
The School grants three degrees: b. d., s. t. m., and M. r. e. The b. d. is granted after three years' study
to students who have had a college course. The m. r. e. is granted to women students with similar prepara-
tion after two years' study. The 8. t. m. is granted after at least a year of graduate study and the presenta-
tion of satisfactory thesis.
For catalog and further information address the President or the Dean.
30 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1943
BANGOR THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Bangor, Maine
Incorporated under the laws of Massachusetts, February 25, 1814; charter confirmed by the Legisla-
ture of Maine, February 19, 1831.
FACULTY
Harry Trust, d. d., litt. d.. President, Fogg Professor of Sacred Rhetoric and Oratory ^
Warren J. Moulton, ph. d., d. d., ll. d.. President Emeritus and Professor Emeritus of New Testament ,
Language and Literature i
Calvin M. Clark, d. d.. Professor Emeritus of Ecclesiastical History and Lecturer on Congregational
Polity and Pastoral Theology
Charles Gordon Cumminq, ph. d., George A. Gordon Professor of Old Testament Language and Literature J
Alfred Morris Perry, ph. d., d. d., Hayes Professor of New Testament Language and Literature '
Marion J. Bradshaw, m. a., d. d.. Professor of the Philosophy of Religion !
Andrew Banning, th. d.. Buck Professor of Christian Theology
C. Howard Hopkins, ph. d., Waldo Professor of Ecclesiastical History and Missions ;
Alexander D. Dodd, ph. d.. Professor of Pastoral Theology i
Cecil J. Reynolds, b. sc, b. a., b. litt., Oxford, a. m., Instructor in English 'i
Howard L. Flewelling, ph. d., Instructor in English Literature |
John L. Fuller, ph. d., Instructor in Natural Sciences
Howard L. Runion, ph. d.. Instructor in Pubhc Speaking ,
Lawrence L. Pelletier, m. a.. Harvard, Instructor in Social Sciences i
Thelma a. Rebstock, b. a., b. l. s.. Librarian ':
CONVOCATION WEEK LECTURERS
Pres. Y. C. Yang, m. a., ll. d.. Lecturer on Literature and Life
Rev. McIlyar H. Lichliter, d. d., litt. d.. Lecturer on Applied Christianity
The Right Rev. Bishop Oliver L. Loring, Leader of the Quiet Hour
bachelor of divinity course
Thorough preparation for the b. d. degree, b. a. degree is prerequisite.
junior college course
Affiliated with the College of Liberal Arts of the University of Maine, the Seminary, with the co-opera-
tion of the University, offers a Junior College course for earnest young men seeking to enter the ministry.
Following the two-year course, students will be admitted to the three-year Theological course, after which
they may enter New England Colleges \vith advanced standing for the a. b. degree. Providing required
work at the Seminary is completed they then are given the Bachelor of Divinity degree.
Thoroughly scholarly faculty assures high standards.
Expenses extremely low. For catalog apply to President Harry Trust, 288 Union St., Bangor, Maine.
19433 Theological Seminaries 31
THE CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
5757 University Avenue, Chicago 37, Illinois
The Chicago Theological Seminary was established in 1855 to furnish training for Christian leadership
according to the highest academic standards. It has been a pioneer in the introduction into the theological
curriculum of several unique features designed to meet the changing spiritual needs of succeeding generations.
For example, Dr. Graham Taylor was called to the chair of Christian Economics when such a professorship
was practically unknown. Recent developments have been in the fields of research in personality problems;
in studies of the city and rural churches; in culture through art and drama, literature and music; and in the
supervision of the practical work of students with a view to their development as leaders of the institutions
of religion in the modern world.
The Seminary shares in the Federated Theological Faculty of the University of Chicago, which consists
of between thirty and forty teachers in all branches of theological studies. All students are also registered as
university students, having full university privileges including libraries and health service. Upon approval
by the director of studies, students may take courses in any part of the University. The degree of b. d. is
conferred jointly by the Seminary and the University, and seminary students may also be candidates for
the M. A. and ph. d. in the University. Open on equal terms to students of all denominations and to both
men and women. No racial discriminations. Valuable opportunities for laboratory experience in practical
field work are provided through the Seminary's intimate connection with the Chicago Congregational Union,
Merom Institute in rural Indiana, and the Council for Chnical Training of Theological Students through
which students may work in the Elgin State Mental Hospital or St. Charles School for Boys.
This is a Congregational Christian school for the training of ministers, directors of religious education,
missionaries and church social workers. It was founded by Congregationalists and is governed by a board of
directors elected by a tri-ennial convention representing the Congregational Christian churches of the sixteen
Middle Western States. The Seminary has excellent modern buildings adjacent to the University of Chicago.
Generous provisions are available for scholarship aid and there are opportunities for self-help through part-
time work. The Seminary will welcome names of prospective students of high school and college age and
seeks to keep in touch with them in their undergraduate professional preparation.
The Administrative Council, in which responsibility rests for academic administration, consists of
Albert W. Palmer, Walker M. Alderton, Robert Cashman, Mervin M. Deems, Fred Eastman, Davis
Edwards, Samuel C. Kincheloe, Fred Neal, James H. Nichols, Victor Obenhaus, Wilhelm Pauck, Ross
Snyder, lieiuy Nelson Wieman, Amos N. Wilder and Daniel Day Williams.
For further information and a catalogue with complete information about entrance requirements,
courses, fees and Uving costs, field work and requirements for graduation, address: Albert W. Palmer, Presi-
dent, 5757 University Avenue, Chicago 37, Illinois.
32 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1943
HARTFORD SEMINARY FOUNDATION
Hartford 5, Conn.
President — Robbins Wolcott Barstow, d. d., ll. d., Practical Theology
Secretary — Asa Robert Crawford
Dean of the Foundation — Tertius van Dyke, n. d., m. a., (oxon.), Practical Theology
Director of Residence — Mrs. Marcia J. Lowell, b. s.
Librarian of The Case Memorial Library — Elmer J. Cook, b. litt., ph. d.. New Testament
Registrar — Willard T. Carter, b. d.
Lewis Hodous, d. d.. Missions in China
George Ross Wells, ph. d.. Psychology
Alexander Converse Purdy, ph. d., New Testament Exegesis
Moses Bailey, s. t. m., ph. d., Old Testament
Edwin E. Calverley, ph. d., Mohammedanism
Edna May Baxter, m. a., b. d., Education
E. Jerome Johanson, b. d., b. litt., (oxon.), Christian Theology
Matthew Spinka, b. d., m. a., ph. d.. Reformation and Modern Church History
Paul Schubert, ph. d., New Testament
Charles G. Chakerian, b. d., ph. d.. Social Ethics
Morris A. Steggerda, m. a., ph. d.. Anthropology
Paul Ross Lynn, b. d., m. a., .\ssociate Professor of Practical Theology
Newell S. Booth,- s. t. b., ph. d.. Missions in Africa
Mbb. Katherine Van Akin Gates, m. a., b. d., Instructor in Bible
John Ellsworth Hartzler, ph. d., Lecturer in Philosophy and Ethics
Jay C. Field, ph. d.. Lecturer on Latin America
Karl Loewith, ph. d., Lecturer in Philosophy of Religion
Arthur T. Mosher, m. s.. Lecturer on Indian Agricultural Backgrounds
J. Paul Williams, b. d., ph. d.. Lecturer, Education
Edward Hooker Knight, d. d.. Dean Emeritus, School of Religious Education, Bible
Charles Snow Thayer, ph. d.. Emeritus, Librarian
Edward Warren Capen, ph. d.. Dean Emeritus, Kennedy School of Missions, Sociology
A. J. William Myers, ph. d.. Emeritus, Education
Elbert C. Lane, d. d., Emeritus, Hebrew and Greek
Rockwell Harmon Potter, d. d., Dean Emeritus, Hartford Theological Seminary, Practical Theology
Elmer E. S. Johnson, ph. d., Emeritus, Reformation and Modern Church History
Eleanor Hope Johnson, ph. d.. Emeritus, Psychology
Plato Ernest Shaw, ph. d., b. litt., (oxon.), Retired, Church History
Mrs. Agnes C. L. Donohugh, m. a., f. r. a. i., Emeritus, Ethnology
The three distinct Schools of the Hartford Seminary Foundation offer training for all forms of Christian-
service. The thirty-acre campus with distinguished buildings gives equipment for nearly 250 courses offered
by over fifty professors, instructors and lecturers. The Case Memorial Library of 215,000 volumes and:
pamphlets is one of the greatest theological hbraries in the country. All classes arc open to both men and
women.
The Hartford Theological Seminary prepares college graduates for the ministry of the gospel. It uses
the resources of modern scholarship in the service of the Christian faith in training for ministerial work.
The degree of b. d. is granted for the completion with credit of the regular course. Degrees of 8. T. M. and
PH. D. are granted for advanced work.
The School of Religious Education trains men and women for positions of leadership in the field of Re-
ligious education, and provides a thorough practical training for lay workers in other forms of church service.
A two-years' course for those who have had two years of college work or are graduates of normal school
leads to the degree of b. r. e. or b. s. For college graduates a more advanced course is offered, leading to
m. r. e., m. a., or pu. D.
The Kennedy School of Missions furnishes Special Missionary Preparation for missionaries, candidates
and appointees of all Mission Boards. It has served most of the large Mission Boards of the United States
and Canada. Its alumni are in all the great mission fields. Degrees of m. a. and ph. d. are granted for ad-
vanced work.
For information address the Deans of the respective Schools.
1943] Theological Seminaries 33
©BERLIN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY
Oberlin, Ohio
FACULTY
President — Ernest Hatch Wilkins, ph. d., litt. d., ll. d.
^Dean — Thomas Wesley Graham, d. d., Homiletics
Francis William Buckler, m. a., m. r. a. s., 8. t. d., Church History
Walter Marshall Horton, b. d., ph. d., s. t. m.. Philosophy of Christianity and Christian Etliics
Clarence Tucker Craig, ph. d., s. t. b., d. d., New Testament
Clarence Herbert Hamilton, ph. d.. History and Philosophy of Religion and Christian Missions
Herbert Gordon May, m. a., b. d., ph. d., Old Testament Language and Literature
Leonard Albert Stidley, b. d., d. d.. Practical Theology and Religious Education
Orville Charles Jones, m. a., b. d., s. t. m., Practical Theology and Human Relations
George Walter Fiske, ph. d., d. d., Professor Emeritus of Practical Theology and Religious Education
William Foxwell Albright, Professor, Semitic Languages, The Johns Hopkins University, Haskell
Lecturer, 194.3-44
The Graduate School of Theology provides the opportunity for college graduates to get adequate
training for Christian service in the ministry of the church, secretaryship of the Young Women's Christian
Association or Young Men's Christian Association at home or abroad, for leadership in religious education
at home or abroad and for Christian social service in city or country communities. Throughout its history,
though independent by charter, OberUn has sustained the most friendly relationship with Congregational
churches and work.
Equipment — In September of 1931 the .School of Theology moved into its present quarters. It oc-
cupies a group of buildings designed by Mr. Cass Gilbert and made possible by the generous gift of two
friends of the School, the late Mrs. D. Willis James and Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. The theological group,
built in North Italian style, is composed of two buildings connected by cloisters to form a quadrangle. One
of these buildings is used for classroom, chapel and administration purposes, and the other for dormitories
for single and married students, a refectory, a library, a recreation room and a gymnasium. These buildings
compose a quadrangle of unusual beauty and utility. Students in the School of Theology use the main
library of OberUn College which contains 427,000 bound volumes and as many pamphlets. The Ubrary
files include the leading secular and religious newspapers and the leading monthlies and quarterlies. The
Oberlin library is one of the largest college libraries in the United States. The library and seminar rooms in
the theological quadrangle house about twenty thousand of the most active books in the theological section
and the periodicals required by the theological students. The gymnasium and recreation rooms in the
quadrangle are well equipped for physical training and indoor games. The athletic fields and tennis courts
of Oberhn College provide amply for outdoor exercise.
Terms of Admission — College graduation and church membership are required. Men and women
of any denomination or race are admitted. This year 15 denominations are represented in the student body.
Degrees in Course — The degree of Bachelor of Divinity is granted at the completion of a course covering
ninety semester hours of work chosen from a broad range of courses set up in a curriculum which recently
has been restudied and revised. The degrees of Master of Arts and Master of Theology are also offered.
Special Assets — Students in the Graduate School of Theology have the advantage of being a part of
the student body of one of the most cosmopolitan colleges in America. They share in the university privileges
and the scholarly standards and fine Christian ideals of Oberlin. Oberlin is a center of unique and broad
missionary interests, and has contributed largely to the missionary forces of the Congregational Church.
The Oberlin Conservatory of Music is one of the leading conservatories of the world, and makes available
unusual musical advantages. Oberlin is equipped with a splendid Art Building, a fine Art Library which in-
cludes a collection of over 60,000 stereopticon art slides. Living expense is moderate and scholarships with
the opportunities for self-help in the community make complete self-support possible.
For catalog and further information, address the Dean.
34 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1943
YALE UNIVERSITY DIVINITY SCHOOL
New Haven, Conn.
Open for service, 1822. This School is undenominational, but is mentioned as having
had a Congregational origin and early history.
FACULTY
Charles Seymour, ph. d., litt. d., ll. d.. President of the University
Rev. Luther Allan Weigle, ph. d., d. d., litt. d., s. t. d., ll. d., j. u. d.. Dean of the Divinity School
and Sterling Professor of Religious Education
Rev. Charles Reynolds Brown, d. d., ll. d., s. t. d., l. h. d.. Dean of the Divinity School on the Justus
S. Hotchkiss Foundation, and Pastor of the University Church, Emeritus
Rev. Douglas Clyde Macintosh, ph. d., d. d., ll. d., Dwight Professor of Theology and Philosophy of
Religion, Emeritus
Rev. Frank Chamberlin Porter, ph. d., d. d., Winley Professor of Biblical Theology, Emeritus
Rev. Henry Hallam Tweedy, d. d.. Professor of Practical Theology, Emeritus
Rev. John Clark Archer, ph. d., Hoober Professor of Comparative Religion
Rev. Roland Herbert Bainton, ph. d., Titus Street Professor of Ecclesiastical History
Rev. Millar Burrows, ph. d., Winkley Professor of Biblical Theology
Rev. Robert Lowry Calhoun, ph. d., Pitkin Professor of Historical Theology
Rev. George Dahl, ph. d.. Holmes Professor of the Hebrew Language and Literature
Hubert Greaves, m. a., Profes.sor of Public Speaking
Rev. Hugh Hartshorne, ph. d.. Research Associate in Religion
Rev. Carl Herman Kraeling, ph. d., Buckingham Professor of New Testament Criticism and Interpreta-
tion
Rev. Kenneth Scott Latourette, ph. d., d. d., ll. d., D. Willis James Professor of Missions and Oriental
History and Chairman of the Department of Religion in the Graduate School
Rev. Sidney Lovett, d. d., Woolsey Professor of Biblical Literature and University Chaplain
Rev. Halford Edward Luccock, d. d., litt. d., Professor of Homiletics
Rev. H. Richard Niebuhr, ph. d., Professor of Christian Ethics
Rev. John Charles Schroeder, d. d., ll. d., Professor of Homiletics and Pastoral Theology
Clarence Prouty Shedd, ph. d., Stephen Merrell Clement Professor of Christian Methods
Rev. Paul Herman Vieth, ph. d., Horace Bushnell Professor of Christian Nurture
Raymond Phflip Morris, m. s.. Librarian of the Divinity School
Rev. Julian Norris Hartt, ph. d., Assistant Professor of Theology
Rev. Liston Pope, ph. d., Assistant Professor of Social Ethics on the Gilbert L. Stark Foundation
Rev. Ralph Lee Woodward, d. d., l. h. d., Director of Religious Field Work and A.ssistant Dean of the
■ Divinity School
Relation to the University ■ — The Divinity School is one of the co-ordinate departments of Yale
University. The studies are arranged in five vocational groups, each leading to the degree of b. d. These
groups are (a) The Preaching Ministry and Pastoral Service; (b) Foreign Missionary Service; (c) Religious
Education in Church and School; (d) Community Service Through Religious Agencies; (e) Religious Leader-
ship in Colleges and Universities; (f) Teaching and Research in Religion. A graduate class for advanced
study is also offered, leading to the degree of s. t. m., m. a., or ph. d.
Opportunities for Self-Help • — The scrholarship funds of the school are used to create opportunities
through wliich the students may receive training for their future work.
Application for Admission — ■ Only graduates of colleges or universities of recognized .staniling are
admitted to the School. Catalogs and forms of application for admission may be obtained by addressing
the Dean, 409 Prospect St., New Haven 11, Conn. The next year will begin on Monday, Sept. 25, 1944.
1943] Theological Seminaries 35
ATLANTA THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY FOUNDATION ;
Nashville, Tennessee
FACULTY ;
William James Campbell, m. a., s. t. b., d. d., ll. d.. President, Professor Church History j
Hugh Vernon White, b. d., s. t. m., ph. d., d. d., Lecturer in Missions ;
Thomas A. Tripp, m. a., b. d., l. h. d., Lecturer in Town and Country Work ,'
To the list of the Foundation Faculty may be added, for academic purposes, both the Faculty of Vander-
bilt School of Religion and also others from the Faculties of Vanderbilt University whose work contributes
to ministerial education.
The Foundation is affiliated with Vanderbilt University, and offers every advantage of location, educa-
tion, and self-support.
For information write William James Campbell, President.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF RELIGION
Washington 1, D. C.
faculty
Mordecai Wyatt Johnson, b. d., s. t. m., d. d., ll. d.. President 1
William Stuart Nelson, b. d., ll. d.. Dean of the School of Religion and Professor of Christian Theology
Howard W. Thurman, b. d., d. d., Professor of Christian Theology and Dean of the Chapel .<
J. Leonard Farmer, s. t. b., ph. d., d. d.. Associate Professor of Biblical Interpretation !
William E. Carrington, b. d., b. t. m., m. a., Assistant Professor of Religious Education '.
♦Horace J. Nickels, b. a., m. a.. Assistant Professor of Church History
J. Calvin Keene, ph. d.. Assistant Professor in the History and Philosophy of Religion j
Charles C. King, a. b., b. d.. Instructor in Old Testament ^
John Edward Bentley, m. r. e., th. d.. Instructor in Religious Education
Robert William Brooks, m. a., b. d.. Instructor in Church History and Public Speaking
Campbell Carrington Johnson, s. b., ll. b.. Instructor in Social Service .J
Bessie Helena Mayle, a. b., m. a.. Instructor in Religious Education
Ernest C. Smith, b. d., d. d.. Instructor in Religious Education J
Richard H. Edwards, m. a.. Visiting Professor in Practical Theology and Religious Education ]
Hugo Schifp, ph. d.. Special Lecturer in Old Testament i
Relation to Howard University — The School of Religion is one of the ten schools and colleges of :i
Howard University. i
Degrees — It offers work leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Divinity and Master of Arts in Re- ;
ligious Education. College graduation is a requirement for admission. ■;
Grants in aid are provided for students on the basis of need. Scholarships are available for students in ■
courses making superior records. J
"Visiting, 1943-1944. j
YANKTON COLLEGE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY
Yankton, South Dakota
Established in 1932, by the merger of Redfield College with Yankton College, as the training school
for the ministry of the German Congregational churches in the United States. The School is an integral
part of Yankton College. A five-year course of study in the liberal arts and theology leads to the degrees of
A. B. and th. b.
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faculty
Edward Sayler, m. a., b. d., Dean, Professor of Sociology, and Lecturer in New Testament
George J. Eisenach, b. d.. Professor of Church History, and Lecturer in Pastoral Theology
Wolfgang Liepe, ph. d., Professor of German Language and Literature, and Lecturer in Art
Clay E. Palmer, m. a., b. d., d. d., Part-time professor of Theology
36 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1943
PACIFIC SCHOOL OF RELIGION
Berkeley 4, Calif.
Founded by Congregationalists in 18C6, Pacific School of Religion has been interdenominational since
1912. Four other denominational theological seminaries are situated near-by, making the Bay Area one of
the major centers of theological education in this country and greatly enriching the opportunities for theo-
logical study and student fellowship.
FACULTY
Arthur Cushman McGiffert, Jr., m. a., b. d., d. d., President
Herman F. Swartz, m. sc, d. d., ll. d.. President Emeritus
John Wright Buckiiam, b. a., d. d.. Professor Emeritus of the Phil sophy of Religion and Christian Theology
Dorothy I. Felter, b. a., cert, in librarianship. Acting Librarian
BuELL Gordon Gallagher, b. d., ph. d., d. d.. Professor of Christian Ethics
Jay Stillson Judah, b. a.. Librarian (on leave of absence for the duration)
Chester Charlton McCown, b. d., ph. d., d. d., Professor of New Testament Literature and Interpreta-
tion, and Director of the Palestine Institute
James Muilenburg, m. a., ph. d., l. h. d., Professor of Old Testament Literature and Semitic Languages
Hugh Vernon White, s. t. m., ph. d., d. d., Professor of Christian Theology and World Christianity
George Tolover Tolson, m. a., b. d., d. d.. Professor Emeritus of Church History
George Huntston Williams, b. a., b. d.. Associate Professor of the History of Christianity
Herman E. Wornom, m. a., Supervisor of Student Field Work and Assistant Professor of Religious Educa-
tion
A. Raymond Grant, d. d., Lecturer in Homiletics
Vere V. LoPER, D. D., Lecturer in Ministerial Practice
Mabel Hill Redfield, m. a., Lecturer in Sacred Music
Frederick Spiegelberg, ph. d., Visiting Lecturer in History of Religion
Joseph Carson Wampler, m. a., Curator, Palestine Institute (now serving in the Army)
special staff
For the Program of Training for Post-War Rehabilitation Abroad
Arthur L. Swift, b. d., m. a., ph. d., on leave of absence from Union Theological Seminary. New York,
Director
Charles A. Stanley, b. d., d. d., Co-ordinator of the China Section
Thaddeus Hoyt Ames, m. d., Lecturer on Counselling
Walter Friedlander, ph. d., Lecturer in Social Welfare, University of California
Martin Hall, Lecturer on Central European Culture and Ideology
Walter Kotsciinig, ph. d., Professor of Comparative Education, Smith College
Carl Landauer, ph. d.. Professor of Economics, University of California
Enrico Molnar, Instructor in German
Frank Munk, ph. d., Lecturer in Economics, University of CaUfornia
For information regarding the Program of Training for Post-War RehabiUtation Abroad, write to the
Director, Dr. Arthur L. Swift, or to the office of the School, 1798 Scenic Avenue, Berkeley 4, Calif.
Pacific School of Religion is adjacent to the University of California, the libraries and the courses of
which institution are of great service to the students of this School.
Pacific School of Religion trains men and women for the pastorate and religious education.
A College degree or its equivalent is required for admission. Apply for information concerning degrees
and advanced courses.
The E. T. Earl Foundation brings eminent leaders and scholars to the School for special lectures
and conferences.
The Palestine Institute is a laboratory for Biblical studies, employing among other resources the
noteworthy archaeological treasures being recovered from the explorations made by Dr. Bade at Teli-en
Nasbeh, and by Dr. McCown in Transjordania.
Pacific School of Religion is on the accredited list of the American Association of Theological Schools.
The location of the School is wonderfully beautiful, and the climate is even, cool, and stimulative,
favorable for study during the entire year.
Seventy-ninth year begins with the Autumn Quarter 1944.
ADDRESSES OF OTHER CONGREGATIONAL AND
CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATIONS
Congregational Board of Pastoral Supply
Maintained by the Congregational Christian Conferences of the New England States.
Executive Secretary: Rev. Horace F. Holton, d. d., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
The. Christian Publishing Association
Manager: Mr. Tom B. Radabaugh, 123 S. Ludlow St., Dayton 2, Ohio.
New York Congregational Home for the Aged
Serving the Greater New York area. Chairman: Mrs. Garrett V. S. Ryerson, 123 Linden Blvd., Brooklyn
26, N. Y.
The Christian Orphanage
Agency of the Southern Convention of the Congregational Christian Churches. Superintendent: Mr.
Charles D. Johnston, Elon College, N. C.
Granger Homestead, Canandaigua, N. Y.
Home for aged Congregational ministers. Correspondent: Rev. Frank J. Scribner, d. d., 287 Fourth
Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
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NECROLOGY
BRIEF BIOGRAPHIES OF CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN
MINISTERS WHOSE DEATHS WERE REPORTED
DURING THE YEAR 1943
In many cases further information is on file in the office of the General Council. This
may be had on request.
Abbott, Alfred Maurice, h. Brecon, Ohio, Apr 24, 18.59. ord. ME, Barbourville, Ky, Oct 12, 1890;
entered Cong fellow.ship. 1909. p. ME pastorates in Ky & Ohio, 1890-190.5; Elgin, Neb (ME), 1905-C;
Crawford, Neb (ME), 1906-7; Blair, Neb, 1909-10; Hay Springs & Crawford, Neb, 1910-1; Portland, Ore
(sup), 1911-2. m. Flora A Storv, Hillsboro, Ky, 1885; 2 sons, L Virgil, Walden B (d). d. Portland, Ore, Mar
17, 1943.
Abrams, Henry Hedden, 6. Sheboygan, Wis, July 13, 1856. ed. Iowa Univ, BA, 1882; Yale Divin
Sch, 1883-4. ord. Disciples of Christ, Concord, Minn, Oct 15, 1882, entered Cong fellowship 1913. p. Boulder,
Colo (Disc); Manhattan, Minn (Disc); Pasadena, Cal (Disc); Centerville, Iowa (Disc); Marion, Iowa
(Disc); Marshalltown, Iowa (Disc); Indian Valley, Ida, 1913-6; White Salmon, Wash, 1917-8; Steilacoom,
Wash, 1918-9; Willow Lawn and Moxee City, Wash, 1922-6. m. Alta Dewey, Kans, 1882 {d. 1943); 1 dau,
Adah Lauvae (.Anderson), d. Anacortes, Wash, July 21, 1942.
Adams, Clinton Baltzell, 6. Baltimore, Md, Mar 4, 1872. ed. Baltimore City Coll; Johns Hopkins
Univ. ord. Cong, Park cli, Philadelphia. Pa, Mar 31, 1896. p. Park ch, Philadelphia, Pa, 1896-1942. m. Julia
Frances Cascaden, Philadelphia, Pa, 1904; 2 ch. Mrs. Karl E Zener, John Clinton Adams, d. Drexel Hill,
Pa, June 4, 1943.
Adams, William Cusliing, 6. Searsport, Me, Sept 0, 1871. ed. Bowdoin Coll, grad 1897; Bangor
Theol Sem, grad 1890; Harvard Div Sch, BST, 1900. h. degree, DD, Bangor Theol Sem, 1939. ord. Cong.
Gorham, NH, Oct 19, 1897. p. Andover, Me, 1897-8; Island Falls, Me. 1898-9; Gorham, NH, 1900-2;
Barnstable, Mass (Unit), 1904-8; Dover, NH (Unit). 1908-11; Rochester, NH (Unit), 1924-34. other act.
Wrote articles on Ijiography, history, genealogj^, & literature; mem. International Longfellow Soc; mem,
American Soc of Cliurch History, pub. Johnathan Edward Adams & Maine Congregationalism, 1933. d.
Bangor, Me, Jan 31, 1943.
Adourian, Setrak N, 6. Caesarea, Turkey, Nov 18, 1873. ed. Anatolia Coll, Turkey, BA, 1895;
grad study in Armenian monastery in Turkey; Moody Bible Inst. ord. Armenian Cong, Philadelphia, Pa,
Jan 2, 1936. p. Armenian ch, Camden, NJ, 1936-42. m. Lenouhi Boyajian, Caesarea, Turkey, 1898; 5 ch,
Mrs. Calvin Jaubojian, Mrs. Edward H Bedrossian, Mrs. Hampton S Kalyn, Edward N, John C. d. Wil-
liamstown. NJ. Aug 30. 1942.
Adrlance, Samuel Winchester, 6. St Louis, Mo. Jan 9, 1853. ed. Dartmouth Coll, BA. 1873; An-
dover Newton Theol Sem, 1874-6; Princeton Theol Sem, grad 1877. ord. Presb, May 22, 1877; entered
Cong fellowship, 1880. p. Lloyd ch, Highland, NY (Presb). 1877-80; Woodfords ch, Portland, Me, 1880-4;
Highland ch, Lowell, Mass, 1884-91. other act. First sec of United Soc of Chr Endeavor, 1885-90; class sec of
Alumnae of 1873, Dartmouth Coll, for 60 yrs; compiled first Chr Endeavor Hymn Book; wrote poems &
hymns, m. Lizzie P Whitcomb, Concord. Mass, 1877; 3 ch, William (d), Robert Irving, Margaret Winchester
(Withington). d. Concord. Maiss. Dec 19. 1943.
Anderson, Carl Julius, b. Falkenberg. Sweden, Apr 2. 1861. ed. Chicago Theol Sem, grad 1892.
ord. Swed Cong, Cromwell, Conn, Aug 1893. p. East Norwalk. Conn, 1893-4; Proctor, Vt. 1894-1902;
Orange. Mass, 1902-5; Washington Depot, Conn, 1906-9; East Norwalk, Conn. 1909-11; Watervliet, NY,
1911-20; Johnsonburg, Pa, 1920-42. m. Tekla Josephine, Chicago, 111, 1892; 4 ch, Gideon (d). Ruth, Paul,
'Vivian, d. Johnsonburg, Pa, Mar 20. 1942.
Bailey, Henry Lincoln, b. Brattleboro. Vt. May 8. 1865. ed. Middlebury Coll. Vt. BA & MA, 1886;
Hartford Theol Sem, BD, 1889. h. degree, DD, Middlebury Coll, 1924. ord. Cong, Franklin, NY, Aug
13, 1889. p. Middletown Springs, Vt, 1891-1901; Longmeadow, Mass, 1901-17. other act. My. ABCFM to
India, 1889-91; sec. Mass Cong Conf. 1908-28; regis. Mass Cong Conf & My Soc, 1928-34; prea. Conn Val-
ley Cong Club. 1908-9; sec & treas, Conn Valley Cong Club. 1932-43; mod. town of Longmeadow, Mass,
1918-43; pres, Longmeadow Historical Soc, 1901-8, 1919-28; trustee, Hartford Theol Sem, 6 yrs; pres. asso
alumni of Middlebury Coll, 1931; editor of Weekly Springfield Republican, 1918-26; book reviewer for
newspaper, 27 jts; editor & compiler of Hartford Theol Sem catalog, 1927; writer for "The Congregational-
ist"; cataloged & moved the old Town Library; necrologist of alumni of Hartford Theol Sem. m. Nelle
Clute, Schroon Lake, NY, 1889; no ch. d. Longmeadow, Mass, Jan 26, 1943.
BaUou, William John, b. Wallingford, Vt, June 18, 1871. ed. Amherst Coll. 1893-4; Brown Univ.
BA. 1897; Hartford Theol Sem. BD, 1900. ord. Presb, Boston, Mass, Dec 16, 1906; entered Cong fel-
lowship 1916. p. Litchfield, NH (Presb), 1905-8; Ludlow and Tyson, Vt, 1908-20; Chester, Vt, 1920-43.
other act. Teacher, Tougaloo Coll, Miss, 1900-4; YMCA, Brest. France, 1918-9; mem, Bd of Dir, Vt Cong
Conf, many years; Chaplain. Masonic Grand Lodge of Vt; Grand Master 1936-8. m. Anna Mary Bingham.
West Cornwall, Vt, 1904; 1 son, William Seth Ballou. d. Boston, Mass, Mar 4, 1943.
Barber, Jerome Milton, 6. near Lickly Corners, Hillsdale Co, Mich, Feb 17, 1851. ord. Cong,
Hood View ch, Wilsonville, Ore. Aug 30, 1893. p. Hood View ch, Wilsonville, Ore, 1893-1904; Butteville.
40 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1943
Ore, 1893-1004; Hillside cli, Forest Crove, Ore, 1904-25; Reaverton, Ore, 1901-8; (laston, Ore, 1909-11;
Bethel ch, Woodhurn, Ore, 1910-8; Hoo.l View ch, Sherwood, Ore, 1920-C. m. Ella A Gardner, 1875 (d); 1
son, William H (d): m. Dora Bell Read, 1882 (d. 1929). d. Forest GroVe, Ore, Sept 19, 1943.
Bartlett, Ernest Clark, b. Woburn, Mass, Apr 18, 1865. ed. Williams Coll, BA, 1892; Andover Newton
Theol Sch, BD, 1895. ord. Cong, Central ch, Chelmsford, Mass, Mar 12, 1896. p. Central ch, Chelmsford,
Mass, 1894-1903; Bethany ch (.John Chambers Mem), Philadelphia, Pa (Presb). 1903-9; Dracut Center,
Mass, 1909-19; Orange City, Fla, 1919-20; John Chambers Mem ch, Philadelphia, Pa (Presb) (2nd pas).
1929-41. m. Clemantine A Sheldon, Chelmsford, Mass, 1898; 2 dau. Anna Batchelder, Katherine Clark, d.
Philadelphia, Pa, June 27, 1943.
Bassler, Henry George, 6. Staten Island, NY, Jan 1, 1870. ed. Bangor Theol Sem, grad 1899. ord.
Cong, Vasselboro, Me, Oct 30, 1900. p. Vasselboro, Me, 1900-1; Washington Mills, NY, 1902-4; Acton,
Me, 1905-7; Perry, Me, 1907-12; Millbridge, Me, 1912-4; New Sharon, Me, 1915-7; Northbridge, Mass,
1923-5; Chatham, Mass, 1927-9; Immanuel ch. West Pittsfield, Mass, 1929-32; East Taunton, Mass,
1933-40. m. Fannie May, Wellesley, Mass, 192C; no ch. d. Taunton, Mass, Nov 24, 1943.
Bixler, James Wilson, 6. Hanover, Pa, Feb 28, 1861. ed. Amherst Coll, BA, 1882, MA, 1887; Yale
Divin Sch, BD, 1887; Hooker fellow Yale Divin Sch, 1888-9. h. degree, DD, Roanoke Coll, Va, 1903. ord.
Cong, North ch, Haverhill, Mass, Nov 13, 1889. p. North ch, Haverhill, Mass, 1889-91; Second ch, New
London, Conn, 1891-1916; Exeter, NH, 1918-36, p.em, 1936-43; Brentwood, NH (sup), 1937-43. other act.
Prof Biblical & Chr Theol, Atlanta Theol Sem, Tenn, 1916-8; mem, NH House of Rep, 1925-9; mem, NH
Senate, 1933-5; overseer. Charitable Fd of Amherst Coll; pres, Exeter Home for Aged; corp mem, ABCFM;
mem, Bd of Dir, Cong Bd of Pas Supply, 1927-33; pres, Exeter ministerial asso. m. Elizabeth Seelye, Am-
herst, Mass, 1891 (d. 1894); 1 son, Julius Seelye: to. Mabel Seelye, Amherst, Mass, 1898 (d. 1919); 3 ch,
Elizabeth Seelye, James Wilson Jr, Herbert Edwards: to. Clara Matilda Burleigh, South Berwick, Me, 1921.
d. Exeter, NH, Aug 22, 1943. (See Who's Who in America.)
Blodgett, Ernest Alvin, b. Central City, Iowa, Sept 3, 1876. ed. Grinnell, Iowa, BA, 1900; Oberlin Sch
Theol, 1 yr. ord. Cong, Flagler, Colo, Aug 5, 1909. p. Flagler & Arriba & Bovina & Fondis & Thurman, Colo,
1905-10; Highland Lake, Colo, 1910-2; & Whitewater (Com), Colo, 1912-5; Fruita, Colo, 1913-4; Platte
Valley & Henderson, Colo, 1915-9; Cactus Ridge (Com) & Derby (Com), Colo, 1915-9. other act. Ch,
Denver Co Farm, 1915-9; teacher & principal in high schools, Colo, 1920-42; scribe, Colo Cong Conf, 1910.
m. Edna Lee Gotten, Flagler, Colo, 1907; 1 dau, Margaret Grace (Kosley). d. Colorado Springs, Colo,
Dec 17, 1942.
Bodman, Frederick Harlan, 6. Toledo, Ohio, Aug 23, 1870. ed. Wooster Coll; Amherst Coll, 1897-9.
ord. Cong, Colerain City, Mass, May 27, 1895. p. Colerain City, Mass, 1894-6; First ch, Rockford, 111,
1899-1905; Independent (now First) ch. Battle Creek, Mich, 1906-12. other act. In business, 1913-30.
TO. Janet Elizabeth Henderson, Wooster, Ohio, 1893; 1 dau, Margaret Elizabeth (Forrester) (d. 1932). d.
St. Petersburg, Fla, June 3, 1943.
Bosworth, Anthony R, 6. Portland, Ind, Dec 30, 1862. ed. Union Chr Coll, Ind, BA, 1905, M.\— ;
Eastern Ind Normal Sch. ord. Chr, Portland, Ind, 1892. p. Enon, Oliio, 1896-7; LeGrand, Iowa, 1897-1900;
Onarga, 111, 1901-5; Villa Ridge, 111, 1905-7; Flasher, ND, 1908-10; Elgin & Freda & Leipzig & New Leip-
zig, ND, 1912-3; Regent & First ch & Prairie Chape', Graber, ND, 1913-7; Beach, ND, 1917-9; Flasher,
ND (2nd pa.s), 1919-20; Velva & Sawyer, ND, 1924-6; Pettibone, ND, 1932-43. other act. Supt. public sch,
Raleigh, ND, 1922-4; evangel, 1927-30. to. Bertha Needham, Newton, 111, 1905; 4 ch, Mary Estella (Chris-
topherson). Frank Needham, Esther Lucile (Leach), Clifton Mills (d). d. Regent, ND, Oct 15, 1943.
Boult, William Thomas, b. Ballyshannon, Ire, Feb 14, 1886. ed. Lafayette Coll, 1905-6; Union
Theol Sem, grad 1913. h. degree, LL D, Piedmont Coll, 1937. ord. Cong, Eaton, NY, Jan 16, 1908. p. Eaton
& Spring Valley, NY, 1908-13; Bound Brook, NJ, 1013-20; Bedford Park ch, New York, NY, 1923-6.
other act. In banking bus, Scrantnn, Pa, 1920-22; finan sec, Cong Bd of Ministerial Relief, 1922-3; treas,
Cong Bd of Ministerial Relief, & Annuity Fd & affiliated corps & Corp of Cong National Council, 1923-43 ;
treas, Bd of Home Missions of Cong Chr chs, 1931-43; YMCA lee, France, 1917-8, 1919-20; mem, Interch
World Movement, 1920; trustee, Talladega Coll, Ala, Am Coll, Madura, India, Piedmont Coll, Ga, Touga-
loo Coll, Miss, LeMoyne Coll, Tenn. to. lola Slator, Brooklyn, NY, 1900; 2 dau, lola Slator (French),
Myrtle Matilda (Heuer). d. Mount Vernon, NY, Mar 19, 1943. (See Who's Who in America.)
Briggs, Leslie Burdette, b. Attica, Lapeer Co, Mich, Mar 3, 1877. ed. Upper Iowa Univ; YMC.V
Coll, Chicago, 111, grad; Coll of Pacific, BL, 1905; Univ of Cal, BL, 1907, ML, 1908; Pacific Sch of Religion,
BD, 1908; Yale Univ, grad study, 1008-9. ord. Cong, Berkeley, Cal, Jane 1908. p. Second ch, Oakland, Cal,
1909-10; Be hany ch, San Francisco, Cal, 1910-2; Santa Cruz, Cal, 1912-6; First ch, Milford, Conn, 1917-
25. other act. Ext work in Adult Ed, Columbia Univ, 1925-34; probation officer in Los Angeles Co, 1936-42 ;
YMCA sec, 1902-3; ch, Red Cross Hospital, France, 1918-9; trustee. Pacific Sch of Religion, m. Mary
Louise Lent, Port Huron, Mich, 1908; 2 ch, Leslie Proctor (d), Mary Elizabeth, d. Eagle Rock. Los Angeles.
Cal, Sept 18, 1942.
Brodie, Andrew Melrose, b. Aurora, Ont, Canada, Aug 12, 1858. ed. Guelph Coll Inst; Chicago
Theol Sem, BD, 1888. h. degrees, DST, Olivet Coll, 1896; DD, Berea Coll, 1902. ord. Cong, Columbia ch,
Cincinnati, Ohio, June 5, 1888. p. Columbia ch, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1888-91; Manistee, Mich, 1891-1901:
Union ch, Hinsdale, 111, 1901-3; Watertown, NY (Pre,sb), 1906-12; Wichita, Kan (Presb), 1912-9; NY
Ave ch. Washington, DC (Presb) (asso), 1935-6; Mt Dora, Fla (Comm), 1937-9. other act. Supt, 111 Cong
Home My Soc, 1903-6; YMCA comm on War & Religious Outlook, Paris, 1919; nat'l rep. Near East
Relief, 1919; leader American Good Will del to Near East, 1923; lecturer, m. Charlotte J Moore, Chicago,
111, 1888; 3 ch. Donald, Charlotte (d), Clarence (d). d. Hinsdale, 111, Feb 20, 1943. (See Who's Who in Amer-
ica.)
1943] Necrology 41
Brown, Henry Weldon, Sr, 6. Yanceyville, NC, Nov 23, 1865. ed. Talladega Coll, grad 1901; Talla-
dega Sem, grad 1902. ord. Cong, Talladega, Ala, July 21, 1901. p. Cbildersburg, Ala, 1901-8; Haywood &
Lockville, NC, 1908-14; Pittsboro, NC, 1908-10; Dry Creek & Pekin, NC, 1914-7; Haw River & Mebane,
NC, 1917-27; Strieby & Salem, NC, 1927-37. other act. Teacher, Haywood, NC, 1912-4, Dry Creek, NC,
1915-6, Mebane, NC, 1918-27, Strieby, NC, 1928-36. m. Eunice Ivinsey, Charlotte, NC, 1910; 4 ch, Ora
Inez, Henry Weldon Jr, Aaron Gilbert (d), LawTence Odell. d. Charlotte, NC, Dec 22, 1943.
Buell, Seth Herbert, 6. Plymouth, Conn, Apr 26, 1875. ed. Conn Agr. Coll, B Agr, 1894; Oberlin
Coll, BA, 1900; Yale Divin Sch, BD, 1903. h. degree. DD, Drury Coll, 1922. ord. Cong, Ravenna, Neb
Oct 6, 1903. p. Ravemia, Neb, 1903-8; Grand Island, Neb, 1908-13; Texarkana, Ark, 1925-8; Compton
Hill ch, St. Louis, Mo, 1928-43. other act. Supt, Cong SS & Pub Soc for Neb. 1913-8; lee on Rel Ed, Drury
Coll, 1918-25; mod. Mo Cong Conf, 1924-5. pub. Eva Abigail Smith, a Child of the Nebraska Frontier,
1941. m. Eva Abigail Smith, Ravenna, Neb, 1905; 2 ch, Carleton Eugene, Katherine Alberta Mayhew.
d. St. Louis, Mo, Jan 1, 1943.
Burnham, David Elmer, b. Essex, Mass, Sept 14, 1866. ed. Amherst Coll, BA, 1896, MA, 1904;
Andover Newton Theol Sch, STB, 1900. ord. Cong, Lovell, Me, Jan 16, 1902. p. Lovell, Me, 1901-2. other
act. In bus, 1902-28. 7n. Nina F. Bean, Albany, Me, 1920; no ch. d. North Andover, Mass, Mar 21, 1943.
Butler, Elmer Wells, 6. Payson, 111, June 27, 1859. ed. Illinois Coll, Jacksonville, 111, grad 1880;
Cliieago Theol Sem, grad 1883. ord. Cong, Griggsville, 111, May 10, 1883. p. Mayville, ND, 1883-4; Mitchell,
Iowa, 1884-6; Leeds & Windsor, Wis, 1886-92; Denver, Colo. 1893-4; Melbourne, Fla, 1894-1900; Or-
mond, Fla, 1900-7; Tliorsby, Ala, 1913-4. other act. Supt, Cong SS & Pub Soc for Ala. Miss, & Tenn, 1907-
13; asst supt Cong Home My Soc, for Ala, Miss, & West Fla, 1907-13; bus mgr & treas, Thorsby Institute,
Ala, 1913-38; regis & treas, Fla Cong Conf; s'lpt & regis, Ala Cong Conf. Jii. Carrie Tupper, Ontario, 111,
1884 (d. 1904); 1 son, Clarence Tupper: m. Jennie Tupper, Ormond, Fla, 1905; 3 ch, Margaret B (Aber-
crombie), Dorothy B (Smith), Richard H (d). d. Canandaigua, NY, Apr 11, 1943.
Camp, Edward Chapin, 6. Springfield, Mass, May 18, 1865. ed. Amherst Coll, BA, 1889; Union
Theol Sem, 1891-2; Andover Newton Theol Sch, grad 1894. ord. Cong, Worthington, Mass, Oct 10, 1894.
p. Worthington, Mass, 1894-9; Whitman, Mass, 1899-1906; Watertown, Mass. 1906-43. other act. Trustee,
Watertown pub lib. 1914-42; mem, Watertown bd of ed for 7 yrs; trustee, Andover Newton Theol Sem,
1932-43; pres, Amherst alumni, class of '89; ch. Masonic order, m. Elizabeth Evangeline Williams, Spring-
field. Mass, 1895 {d. 1928); 1 dau, Harriet Foote (Keene): m. Mabel Tucker Badger, Quincy, Mass, 1932.
d. Waltham, Mass, Apr 11, 1943.
Carmean, Joseph Milton, b. Merom, Ind, July 31, 1801. ed. Union Chr Coll, Merom, Ind. ord. S
Wabash Chr Conf, Brockville ch, Newton, 111, 188^. p. Mt. Gilead & Newton & Sugar Creek, 111. 1889-91;
Winterset, Iowa, 1896-8; Lake City, Iowa. 1902-3; Christian Temple & Sandy Creek. Ill, 1903-5; Lamotte
& Sugar Creek, 111, 1903-6; Hardensville & Mt. Gilead, 111, 1906-8; Mt. Gilead, 111, 1920-2; Shiloh & South
Bend, 111, 1923-4; Mt. Gilead, 111. 1924-6; Glenwood & Willow Prairie, 111, 1926-8; Forest Ridge, 111, 1929-
31. m. Lucy Ada Bliss, 1865 (d. 1936); 4 ch, Nellie Mae, Tasso (d). Bliss Anson, Floris Henry, d. Clinton, 111,
Fob 8, 1943.
Carmichael, Harvey, b. Spencerville, Ont, Canada. May 6, 1869. ed. Queens Univ. Kingston, Ont,
MA, 1897; Hartford Sch of Pedagogy, PhD, 1922. ord. Presb, Dunbar, Ont, June 20, 1898; entered Cong
fellowship, 1926. p. Dunbar & Colquhoun, Ont (Presb), 1898-1905; Richmond & Melbourne, Que (Presb),
1905-12; Scarboro & Wexford, Ont (Presb), 1912-9; Cromwell, Conn, 1919-29; Whitby & Pickering, Ont
(Presb), 1931-9. other act. Prin, high sch, Coaticook, Que, 1929-31; chaplain of Masonic Grand Lodge of
Quebec, 1912. m. Ehzabeth Weir White, Spencerville, Ont. 1898 (d); 1 dau, Margaret Isabel (Oldham):
m. Adele Lillian Miller. Richmond, Que, 1910; 1 son, Ralph Miller, d. Toronto, Ont, June 11, 1943.
Catt, Homer Day, 6. Willow Hill, 111, June 12, 1860. ord. S Wabash Chr Conf, Trimble. Ill, Oct 1889.
p. Mt. Olive, 111, 1898-1901. 1902-4; Brockville & New Hope. Ill, 1904-6; Willow Prairie, 111. 1904-7, 1915-
21; Winteroad, 111. 1905-6; New Hope & Bethlehem & Mt. Zion, 111. 1908-9; Shiloh, 111. 1908-10; Pleasant
Valley. 111. 1909-10; Glenwood, 111, 1911-2; Mt. Olive, 111, 1912-4. 1915-7; Burnt Prairie, 111, 1915-7;
Berlin. 111. 1921-3; Bible Chapel, 111, 1924-6; Brockville, 111, 1927-8. m. Mary Ann Keeler, Willow Hill,
111, 1878 (d); 8 ch, James A, Lester A, Mabel D, Daniel F, Homer D, Vania M, Albert W, Orval A. d.
Robinson, 111, Jan 1, 1943.
Chllds, James Hobart, b. Gilmanton Iron Works, Nil, May 25, 1847. ed. Amherst Coll, BA, 1869;
Andover Newton Theol Sch, gratl 1875. ord. Cong, South Byfield ch, Newbury, Mass, Oct 7, 1875. p. South
Byfield ch, Newbury, Mass. 1875-81; Wenham. Mass, 1881-4; Northbridge Center, Mass. 1884-1908;
Rockdale ch. Northbridge, Mass, 1884-96; North Rochester & Lakeville. Mass, 1908-12; Heath, Mass,
1912-23; Pelham, Mass, 1923-5. other act. Prin, high sch, Necedah, Wis. 1869-72. m. Mary J Bailey,
Necedah. Wis. 1871; 3 sons, Rufus (d), Irving Hobart, James R: m. Susan P. Blake, Newburyport, Mass,
1885; 5 ch, Alice (d), Maurice F, Carrie (Wallace), Arthur (d), Leila (Edling). d. Huntmgton, Mass, Sept
12, 1943.
Colburn, Gary Samuel, b. Kewanee, 111. Dec 23. 1859. ed. Moody Biblical Inst, dipl in music, ord.
Cong. Chelsea Place ch. Kansas City, Kan, Apr 14, 1904. p. Percival, Iowa, 1907-9; Chelsea Place ch,
Kansas City, Kan, 1912-4; Dunlap. Iowa. 1927-30. other act. Evang, 1894-1927; composer of gospel hymns,
m. Nannie B Wilson, Chicago, 111, 1895; 3 ch. Marie B, Ethelyn (Kurtz), Wilson E (d). d. Wichita, Kan,
Mar 3, 1943.
Coombs, John Russell, 6. Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Can, Aug 9, 1892. ed. Harvard
Univ; Columbia Univ, grad 1920; Yale Divin Sch, BD, 1923. ord. Cong, Trinity ch, Lawrence, Mass,
June 7, 1923. p. First ch, Meriden, Conn (asst), 1923-5; Second ch, Waterbury, Conn (asst), 1925-43.
other act. In US Army, 1918-9. Unmarried, d. Waterbury, Conn, Sept 10, 1943.
42 Year Book, Congregational Ckristian Churches [1943
Corwin, Asa W, urd. 1903; entered Chr fellowship, 1930. p. Pleasant Ridge ch, Glouster, Ohio, 1930-
1. d. Huchtel, Ohio, Mar 24, 1941.
Couch, Charles Hiram, h. Sacramento, Cal, Feb 18, 1867. ed. Oberlin Goll; Oberlin Sch Theol. ord.
Cong, Dowagiac, Mich, May 12, 1898. p. Sandisfield, Mass (Meth Lie), 1891-3; Amherst, Ohio, 1896-8;
Dowagiac, Mich, 1898-1901; Arkansa.s City, Kan, 1901-2; Zanesville, Ohio, 1902-6; Buffalo, NY (Presb),
1906-10; Hamberg, NY (Presb), 1910-7; Highland ch, Cleveland, Ohio, 1917-25; Marysville, Ohio, 1925-7;
Newark, Ohio, 1928-31; Hudson, Ohio, 1931-5; Newton Falls, Ohio, 1935-8. m. Lois Winifred Packard,
Oberlin, Ohio, 1898; no ch. d. Newton Falls, Ohio, Mar 23, 1943.
Covell, Arthur John, h. Rose, Wayne Co, NY, Dec 1, 1863. ed. Univ of Mich, BA, 1887; Chicago
Theol Sem, 1887-9; Andover Newton Theol Sch, BD, 1890; Harvard Univ, MA, 1897. h. degree, DD, Am
Internat'l Coll, Springfield, Mass, 1931. ord. Cong, Flint, Mich, Oct 21, 1890. p. Flint, Mich, 1890-3;
Waterbury, Vt, 1893-0; North ch, Lynn, Mass, 1898-1908; RoUstone ch, Fitchburg, Mass, 1908-13. other
act. Sec, Cong Board of Pastoral Supply, 1913-34; ch, state insane asylum, Vt, 1893-6; chr, Cong Board
of Pastoral Supply, 1910-3. m. Anna Louise Campbell, Ann Arbor, Mich, 1890; no ch. d. Claremont, Cal,
June 29, 1943.
Crane, Charles Dodd, h. West Bloomfield, NJ, Feb 12, 1849. ed. Princeton Univ, grad 1869; Union
Theol Sem, grad 1874. ord. Cong, Clmton, Me, June 11, 1874. p. Clinton, Me, 1874-5; Waterville, Me,
1875-7; South Paris, Me, 1877-81; Hampden, Me, 1881-3; Second ch, Newcastle, Me. 1883-94; Machias,
Me, 1894-9; Yarmouth, Me, 1899-1902; Saylesville, RI, 1908-17; p. em, 1928-43. other act. Field sec. Me
Chr Endeavor Union, 1903-8; recording sec. Me Cong Conf, several jrs; indecer. Air Div Signal Ser^dce
Corps, 1917-9; ed dir, U.S. ^■eterans' Bureau, 1919-23; wrote for "The Congregationalist." to. Annie Julia
Campbell, Waterville, Me, 1877; 0 cA,'Campbell (d. 1880), Rebecca Harrison (d. 1900), Charles Dodd Jr
(d), Kennedy, Julia Almeda (Scholze), Annie Campbell (d. 1913). d. Braintree Manor, Mass, Sept 27, 1943.
Cross, Alien Eastman, h. Manchester, NH, Dec 30, 1864. cd. Amherst Coll, BA, 1886; Andover
Newton Theol Sch, BD, 1891. h. degree, DD, Dartmouth Coll, 1906. ord. Cong, Cliftondale, Mass, Dec 29,
1892. p. Cliftondale, Mass, 1891-6; Park ch, Springfield, Mass, 1896-1901; Old South ch, Boston, Mass
(asso), 1901-11; Milford, Mass, 1914-25. other act. Writer of hymns (17 published in standard hymnals).
pub. Pass on the Torch, 1929; Thunder over Jerusalem, 1936. m. Ethelyn Marshall, Lowell, Mass, 1873;
2 ch. Louise Marshall (d), Anita Emily (Bingham), d. Manchester, NH, Apr 23, 1943.
Curtis, Edwin, h. Skewen, South Wales, Sept 11, 1885. ed. Manchester Univ; Devon Theol Sem, BD.
ord. United Metli, Halifax, Yorkshire, E:ig, A ig 1912; entered US fellowship, 1923. p. English pastorates in
Manchester & Truro; Grantwood, NJ, 1923-5; Winchester, Conn, 1926-9; Waverly ch, Jersey City, NJ,
1929-31. other act. Teacher, 1933-43. m. Janet Crowther, BailifTc, Bridge, Yorkshire, E.ng, 1916; no ch. d.
Hackensack, NJ, 24, 1943.
Davie, Charles Nelson, 6. Hyde Park, Mass, May 26, 1800. cd. Sch for Christian Workers, Springfield,
Mass, grad 1895; Bangor Theol Sem, 1895-7; Union Theol Sem, BD, 1905. ord. Cong, Southwest Harbor,
Me, May 24, 1898. p. Cranberry Isles, Me, 1897-1904; West Dresden, Me (sup), 1906-7; North Bridgton
& Harrison, Me, 1907-19; North Raynham, Mass, 1920-1; Sanbornlon, NH, 1923-38, p. em, 1938-43.
Unmarried, d. Laconia, NH, Jan 14, 1943.
Davies, Thomas David, b. Carmarthen, South Wales, May 14, 1862. ed. Arnold Coll, Swansea, Wales;
Bangor Theol Sem, grad 1891. ord. Cong, Clarendon, Yt, Mar 16, 1892. p. Clarendon, Vt, 1891-3; Sheldon,
Vt, 1893-5; Gorham, NH, 1895-6; Harpswell & Orrs Island, Me, 1897-8; East Sumner, Me, 1899-1901;
Wolcott, Vt, 1901-3; Newfane, Vt, 1903-5; Corinth, \t, 1905-7; Cornish, NH, 1907-9; Londonderr.\-, \i,
1910-3. VI. Marion Alfreda Bennett, Gilead, Me, 1891; 5 dau, Charlotte (Gale), Mary S (d), Edith (Wiley),
Elizabeth (Stockhard), Mildre;! (Newton), d. Brattleboro, Vt, May 14, 1943.
Day, Fred Wilson, b. Waterboro, Me, May 2, 1880. cd. Union Chr Coll, Ind, BA, 1904, MA, 1900;
Oberlin Sch of Theol, BD, 1912. ord. Chr, Olney, 111, Oct 2, 1903. p. Laymotte, 111, 1903-4; Pittsfield and
Gaysville, Vt, 1906-8; Franklin, Vt, 1908-16; Second ch, Berkshire, Vt, 1908-12; Sheldon, Vt, 1912-6;
Swanton, Vt, 1916-21; Highgate, Vt, 1916-21; Randolph, Vt, 1923-43; Randolph Center, Vt, 1925-43.
other act. Pres, Bd Directors, Vt Cong Conf; dir, Boston Seaman's Friend Soc; del. National Cong Council;
dir, Vt SS Asso. m. Lora Mildred Ranney, Pittsfield, Vt, 1908; 1 son, R idtlf Ranney. d. Randolph, Vt,
Dec 5, 1943.
Day, Richard Carlton, b. Indianapolis, Ind, Oct 26, 1873. ed. San Joaquin Val Coll; Pacific Sch
Religion, grad 1900. ord. Cong, Rocklin, Cal, Apr 23, 1900. p. Alton & Hydesville & Rhonerville, Cal, 1900-
1; Antioch, Cal, 1901-2; Fairhaven (now Bellingham), Wash, 1902-4; South Bend, Wash, 1904 6; Bellevue,
Wash, 1906-7; Sheridan, Ore (Com), 1916-8; Ferndale, Wash, 1919-21; Loomis, Cal, 1922-7; Ilayward,
Cal, 1927-34; Sonoma, Cal, 1934-6; Niles, Cal, 1936-42. other act. In bus, 1907-16; YMCA work. 1918-9.
m. Lenore Pearson, Penryn, Cal, 1900 (d); 2 ch, Ruth Elizabeth (Allen), Richard Pearson, d. Pasadena, Cal,
Jan 8, 1943.
Dell, Frank Earl, b. Mexico, Ind, Jan 14, 1871. ed. UB Sem, Dayton, Ohio, grad 1900; Trenton Coll,
Mo, MA, 1903. h. degree, DD, Willamette Univ, Ore, 1909. ord. UB, Portland, Ore, 1900; entered Cong
fellowship, 1900. p. Portland, Ore(UB), 1900; Astoria, Ore. 1900-2; Grass Valley, Cal, 1902-6; Salem, Ore,
1906-9; Grass Valley, Cal, 1909-10, 1921-3; Wauseon, Ohio, 1910-2; Maricopa, Cal, 1912-3; Highland, Cal,
1913-21; Garvanza ch, Los Angeles, Cal, 1923-8; Calipatria, Cal, 1928-32; Bloomington, Cal, 1932-7;
Rialto, Cal, 1940-1. other act. Lecturer, officer in Masonic orders, m. Clara Elizabeth Wooster, Findley,
Ohio, 1892; no ch. d. Rialto, Cal, Sei)t 12, 1943.
Dixon, William Reese, 6. Maiden, 111, Apr 25, 1873. ed. Beloit Coll, BA, 1896; Chicago Theol Sem,
BD, 1899. ord. Cong, Melvin, 111, July 19, 1899. p. Melvin, 111, 1899-1900; Williams Bay & North Walworth,
1943]
Necrology 43
Wis, 1900-2; Eagle River, Wis, 1902-5; Odanah, Wis (sup), 1905-6; Geneva, III, 1900-14; Antigo, Wis.
1914-23; Plymouth ch, Oshkosh, Wis, 1923-31; Rosendale cli, Pickett. Wis, 1923-8; Menomonie, Wis,
1931-40; Bosoobel, Wis, 1940-3. other act. Mem, Bd of Dir, WLs Cong Conf ; ch. Masonic state order, 1942.
m. Beth Reith, Chicago, 111, 1900; 1 son. Jamas Harold, d. Boscobel, Wis, June 6, 1943.
Edwards, Nicholas Tillinghast, 6. Salem, Mass, July 8, 1857. ed. Knox Coll, BA, 1878; Yale Div
Sch, BD, 1883. ord. Cong, Princeton, 111, June 9, 1883. p. Wyanet, 111, 1883-5; Amboy, 111, 1885-90; Ke-
wanee. 111, 1890-5; Bloomington, 111, 1895-6; Plymouth ch, Los Angeles, Cal, 1896-7; Escondido, Cal,
1897-1903; Whittier, Cal, 1903-7. other act. Orchardist; member, Los Angeles Bethlehem Benevolent Bd,
1907-10; dir, Bd of Cal Fruit Growers Exchange, 1917-24; mem, sch bd, Whittier, Cal, 1914-6. m. Blanche
Fisher, Princeton, 111, 1883 (d); 4 ch, Herbert, Margaret (d). May G, Frederick N: m. Grace Holloway.
Pasadena, Cal, 1917; 1 son, Arthur H. d. Whittier, Cal, May 28, 1943.
Elliott, Richard Travis, b. Aberdeen, SD, Sept 21, 1890. ed. Wesleyan Univ. BA, 1918; Hartford
Theol Sem, BD, 1921. grad .study, 1926-7. ord. Cong, Abington, Conn, June 8, 1921. ;>. Abington, Conn,
1921-3; North Haven, Conn, 1923-6; Rocky Hill, Conn, 1920-9; Westport. Conn, 1929-43. other act. Regis,
YP Conf, Storrs, Conn, 1924-31; pres, Child Welfare Asso of Westport, 4 yrs, mem, exec bd of state Child
Welfare; mod, Fairfield Co ministerial asso, 2 yrs. m. Harriett Bogenhagen, Osmond, Neb, 1916; 5 ch,
Richard Travis Jr (d. 1920), Hersohel, Ruth Adelaide, Paula Ann, David Elliott, d. Westport, Conn,
June 11, 1943.
Ellis, Willis A, b. Covington, Ky, Sept 1, 1863. ord. Cong, Kedzie Ave ch, Chicago, 111, June 11, 1903.
p. Kedzie Ave ch, Chicago, 111, 1903-8; SLxth ch. Oak Park, 111, 1908-9; Lombard, III, 1909-14; Forest Glen,
111, 1917-21. other act. Head of proofroom, Chicago Daily News, 1912-40; teacher of proofreading, Chicago
Typog Union, 1941-2; scholar of Latin & Greek; member of Classical Soc of Middle West & South, pub.
Word Ancestry, 1934, revised & enlarged, 1939. m. Fannie B Cone, Detroit, Mich, 1884; 3 ch, Arnold Lee,
Lorraine M, Harry W (d. 1917). d. Lombard, 111. May 28. 1943.
Elwood, Willis Penfield, 6. Greens Farms, Conn, Apr 13, 1858. ed. Ripon Coll, BA, 1888; Union
Theol Sem, grad 1891. ord. Cong. Greens Farms, Conn, Sept 8, 1891. other act. My, ABCFM, Madura.
S India; Palani, 1892-1907, 1913-4, Dindigul, 1907-12, 1915-20, 1922-8. m. Agnes Munro (d); 1 dau,
Marion Chri.stine (d). d. Columbia, SC, May 7. 1943.
Estes, Robert Fulton, b. Lamar Co, Ala, Aug 6, 1871. ord. Cong, Haleys\alle, Ala, Aug 10, 1902.
p. Houston, Ala, 1904-G; Walker & Winston, Ga (Bapt). m. Elizabeth Rollins, Morgan Co, Ala, 1897; 6 ch.
Pernie A, Lillie Mae id), Carrie E, A Gladden (d), I Orton, Theo C (d). d. Jasper, -Ala, Aug 12, 1942.
Evans, Daniel, 6. Cwmamnan, .\berdare, Glamorganshire, S Wales, Aug 22, 18C6. ed. Bowdoin Coll,
BA, 1890; Bangor Theol Sem, grad 1889; grad study, Andover Newton Theol Sch, 1890-1. h. degree, DD,
Bowdoin Coll, 1906. ord. Cong, East Weymouth, Mass, May 26, 1891. p. East Weymouth, Mass, 1891-9;
North Ave ch, Cambridge, Mass, 1899-1909. other act. Abbott prof of Chr Theol, Andover Newton Theol
Sch, 1909-39; Andover prof of Syst Theol, Harvard Univ, 1910-22, prof of Chr Theol, 1922-6; coll lee at
Chicago Univ Div Sch & Hartford Theol Sem; book reviewer for "Congregationalist" & "Advance"; trustee,
Bowdoin Coll, 1925-43; trustee, Webber Foundation, m. Addie Seavey Ames, Frankfort, Me, 1891 (d. 1938);
3 ch, Philip, Christine (Malin), Natalie, d. Brunswick, Me, Apr 24, 1943. (See Who's Who in America.)
Farnum, Irving Benjamin, b. Francestown, NH, June 11, 1873. ed. Lowell Inst. ord. Cong, Mont
Vernon, NH, May 24, 1929. p. Mont Vernon, NH, 1927-39; Farmington, NH, 1939-41. other act. Asst post-
master, Medford, Mass, 1891-1918; YMCA work, overseas. 1918-9; YMCA sec, Lynn. Mass, 1919-24.
m. Abbie M Anderson, East Boston, Mass, 1894; 3 ch, Norman R Farnum. Marlin 15, Dorothy F (Van-
Dine), d. Doylestown, Pa, Sept 11, 1942.
Fish, Arthur Edward, 6. Kendall, Wise, Mar 29, 1882. ed. Beloit Coll, BA, 1908; Chicago Theol Sem,
BD, 1918; Ciiicago Univ, MA, 1918. ord. Cong, Marion, ND, July 20, 1915. p. Barrie & Marion, ND, 1914-5;
Huntley, 111, 1915-8; Wauseon & RidgeviUe Corners, Ohio, 1920-3; Osage & Orchard, Iowa, 1927-9; Keokuk,
Iowa, 1929-33; Eldon, Iowa, 1934-8; Central Park ch, Omaha, Neb, 1939-41; Vinita, Okla, 1942-3. other
act. Teacher, Michigan state Coll, Univ of Pittsburgh, Fargo Univ, Heidelberg Univ, Ada, Ohio; Iowa state
"teachers Coll, 1923-7; mem, Interch World Movement, 1919-21; ch, CCC, Neb, 1941-2. tn. Sylvia Terryll,
Lansing, Mich, 1910; 2 ch, Hamilton, Margaret, d. Vinita, Okla, June 29, 1943.
Fletcher, Francis Wayland, 6. Plantsville, Conn, Deo 10, 1866. ed. Colgate Coll, grad; Colgate Divin
Sch. ord. Bapt, Oakville, Conn, May 10, 1899; entered Cong fellowship 1903. p. Oakville, Conn, 1899-1902;
Morris, Conn, 1903-11; East Granby, Conn, 1930-43. other act. My, AMA, Wilmington, NC, 1911-8; my,
AMA, Austin, Tex, 1918-24; bur.sar at Benedict Coll, Bapt Home Bd, Columbia, SC, 1924-30. m. Lillian
Speer, Bridgeport, Conn, 1870; 2 dau, Lillian M. Mildred K (d). d. Daytona Beach, Fla, Oct 28, 1943.
Folsom, Omar White, b. North Sandwich, NH, Apr 24, 1844. ed. Dartmouth Coll, BA, 1869; Andover
Newton Theol Sch, grad 1872. ord. Cong, Newbury, Mass, Oct 31, 1872. p. First ch, Newbury, Mass (asso),
1872-84; Winter St ch. Bath, Me, 1884-1910; p. em, 1910-43. other act. Trustee, Bath Public Lib & mem of
Book Com; trustee. Me My Soc for many yrs; mod. Me Cong Conf, 1903-4; corp mem, ABCFM; mem.
International Comity Com for state, m. Isabella Clarke, Bloomfield, Ontario, Can, 1873 (d. 1916) ; 2 dau,
Elsie Maria, Mrs. Leonard D Norsworthy. d. Bath, Me, Jan 9, 1943.
Forbes, Washington Horace, b. Manchester, Conn, Feb 29. 1852. ed. Boston Univ Sch of Theol,
1878-9; Andover Newton Theol Sch, grad 1881. ord. Cong, Revere, Mass, July 27, 1881. p. Princeton &
Bluehill, Minn, 1881-2; Wadena & Verndale, Minn, 1882-3; Holdredge, Neb. 1883-4; Phelps & Whitewater,
Neb, 1884-5; Rock Springs, Wyo, 1885-6; Lee, NH, 1886-9; E.ist Dorset & Danby, Vt, 1889-90; Temple,
NH, 1891-7; North Carver, Mass, 1897-9; South Dennis, Mass. 1899-1903; Wells. Me, 1903-5; Gilead,
Me & Shelbmne, NH, 1905-7; New Sharon & Farmington Falls, Me, 1907-10; Lakeville, Mass, 1910-5;
44 Year Book, C on greqational Christian Churches [1943
Dunstable, Mass, 1910-9. m. Jennie Florence Abbott (d. 1926); 4 cA, Dorothy Carpenter (Stinson), Charles
Abbott, Jennie Almira (Abbott), Margaret L. d. Concord, NH, Mar 20, 1941.
Forkell, William, h. Elgin, 111, Feb 27, 1807. ed. Northwestern Coll, grad 1885; Naperville Evang
Sem, 111, grad 1887. ord. ME, Rock River Conf, 111, Sept 1893; entered Cong fellowship, 1901. p. Grand
Prairie, 111 (Evang), 1887-8; Hampshire, 111 (Evang), 1888-90; Steward, 111 (ME), 1891-3; Lamont, I 1
(ME), 1894-0; Ore on, 111 (ME), 1897-8; Rock River, 111 (ME), 1898-1900; Green Bay, Wis, 1901-3;
Jackson, Mich, 1903 (Comni), 1903-10; Aurora, 111 (Comm), 1910-3; Hartland, Vt, 1930-42. other act.
Chaplain, Mich state prison, 1903-10, Vt state prison, 1923-32; lee on lyceum & Chautauqua circuits,
m. Florence Stanger, Downers Grove, 111, 1889 {d. 1921); 3 ch, Leroy Martin, Olive Mary, Paul Edwin:
m. Cora Murdock, Dec, 1922. d. Lansing, Mich, Jan 30, 1943.
Gardner, Frank Henry, b. Touisset, Mass, Jan 16, 1869. ed. Stanfordville Theol Sem, NY, grad 1894;
ord. Chr, Schultzville, NY, July 1894. p. Clove Valley, NY, 1893-4; Schultzville, NY, 1894-6; Lubec, Me.
1896-1901; Portsmouth, NH, 1901-10; Cape Neddick, Me, 1912-5; Somerset Center, Mass, 1917-38;
North Westport, Mass, 1918-43; Brownells Corner, Westport, Mass, 1939-43. other act. Pres, RI & Ma.ss
Chr Conf, 1918; mem, Comm on Interch Relations & Chr Unity, General Council, 1931-6. m. Edith M
BufFmgton, Swansea, Mass, 1894; 1 dau, Doris Evelyn, d. Fall River, Mass, May 1, 1943.
Gaylord, Franklin Augustus, b. Glenwood, NY, May 1, 18.56. ed. Yale Univ, BA, 1876; Union
Theol Sem, grad 1881; grad study, Coll de France, Paris, 1882-3. ord. Presb, Tremont ch, Bronx, NY, Oct 1,
1894; entered Cong fellowship, 1895. p. Avondale, NY (Presb), 1881-2; Trinity ch, New York, NY, 1895-9.
other act. Travel in Europe & teacher, 1882-7; gen .sec, YMCA in Paris 1887-93, in St. Petersburg 1899-191 1 ;
dir, Russian Soc for Moral & Physical Development of Young Men, 1911-8; sec. Am Hosp for wounded
Russian soldiers, 1916-7; sec for Russia, Internat'l Com YMCA, NY, 1918-9; rep of Internat'l Com YM-
CA at Odessa, Constantinople & Egj'pt 1919-20; lee in US & Europe 1920-1; awarded Chevalier Order
St. Anne, Russia, 1902, Chevalier Order St. Stanislaus, 1916, Chevalier Rus.sian Red Cross, 1920; presented
to Czar in 1907 & 1911; translated into Eng verse numerous Russian poems, pub. The Builders of the Atoll
and other poems, m. Mary Louisa Robinson, New York, NY, 1891. No ch. d. West Englewood, NJ, Aug 14,
1943. (See Who's Who in America.)
Colder, Arthur Lee, 6. Phillips, Me, Feb 13, 1863. ed. Amherst Coll, BA. 1889; Boston Univ Sch of
Theol, 1884-5, 1889-90; Hartford Theol Sem, BD, 1891; OD & OphB, Northern 111 Coll of Ophthalmology.
ord. Cong, Canton Center, Conn, Sept 16, 1891. p. Canton Center, Conn, 1891-3; Eliot & York Corner, Me,
1894-C; Ballardvale, Mass, 1896-9; Rindge, NH, 1899-1901; Farmington, NH, 1901-2; Cherryfield, Me,
1903-4; Presque Isle, Me, 1904-7; Lyle & Fallbridge, Mass. 1913-5; Bingen, Wash, 1914-5; White Salmon,
Wash, 1915-6; Glyndon, Minn, 1916-7; Sandstone, Minn, 1917-9; Cannon Falls, Minn, 1919-22; Plymouth,
Wis, 1922-0; Blandford & North Blandford, Mass, 1926-32; Hancock, NH, 1932-5. other act. Optician in
Ore & Wash, 1907-13; pub mag on The Rangeley Lakes & Illustrations from Science & History, vi. Marv
Alice Grout, Exeter, Me, 1891 (d. 1928); 2 S07is, Donald (d), Harold (d): m. Amy Hale, Rindge, NH. 1929.
d. Winter Park, Fla, Dec 17, 1942.
Goodwin, George Kittredge, 6. Groton, Vt, Apr 12. 1865. ed. Dartmouth Coll, BA, 1909; Bangor
Theol Sem, 1894-0. ord. Cong, Solon, Me, Dec 7, 1896. p. Solon, Me, 1896-9; East Baldwin & Limington,
Me, 1899-1902; Standish & Sebago Lake, Me, 1902-4; Franconia, NH. 1904-0; Bethel. Vt. 1900-10; West
en, Haverhill, Mass, 1910-3; Alma, Kan, 1913-5; Holdrege, Neb, 1915-7; Wheaton, Kan, 1917-8; East
Indianola ch, Topeka, Kan, 1923-4; Waynoka, Okla, 1924-7; Kirwin, Kan, 1927-30; Crystal Springs, Fla,
1931-8. other act. Co supt of schs, Limington & Standish. Me; YMCA sec. Kan. 1917-9; gen sec. YMCA,
Newton, Kan, 1919-21; my pastor in Kan, 1921-2; teacher in high sch, Waynoka, Okla, 1 yr. m. Katherine
Newton, Wilder, Vt, 1894 (d. 1927); 3 sons, George Edward, Andrew Newton, John Arthur: m. Anna
McGee, Waxnoka, Okla, 1928. d. Dade City, Fla, May 17. 1943.
Graham, Charles Frank Luckett Nordman, b. Friendship Village, British Guiana, SA, Jan 12.
1889. ed. Talladega Coll, BA, 1916; Oberlin Coll, 1910-8; Oskaloosa Coll, grad 1922. ord. Cong, Texas,
May 25, 1919. p. Beaumont, Tex, 1918-43. other act. Founder & dir, Barnwell Comm Center, Beaumont,
Tex. 1920-43; organizer & iires, Beaumont Negro Good Will Council, 1943; mod, Tex & Okla Cong Conf,
1922-30; chm. Board of Review, Boy Scouts, mem, bd of YMC,\. m. Ida Luvonia Youngblood, Cropwell,
Ala. 1920; 4 ch, Charles Frank Luckett Nordman Jr. Hermann Leslie Warren, Elsie Eve Luvonia, Princess
Priscilla. d. Beaumont, Tex, Nov 18, 1943.
Gray, Thomas Richardson, b. Memphis, Mo, Nov 22, 1807. ed. Meth Conf study course, 4 yrs.
ord. ME South, Memphis, Mo, Oct 1898; entered Cong fellowship, 1906. p. Bucklin, Mo (ME), 1893-4;
Queen City, Mo (ME), 1894-5; Humphrys, Mo (ME), 1895-6; Cragi, Mo (ME), 1896-7; Cameron, Mo
(ME), 1897-8; Stet, Mo (ME), 1898-9; Chilicothe, Mo (ME), 1899-1900; Sedalia, Mo, 1900-9; Mt Hope,
Kan (Comm ch), 1910-2; Preston, Iowa. 1912-5; Salem. Iowa, 1916-9; Humeston, Iowa, 1920-2; Olds.
Iowa, 1923-0; Green Ridge, Mo, 1926-9; Edgewood. Iowa. 1929-38. other act. Evang. 1900-6. m. Gretta
Dempsey, Boonville, Mo, 1893; 6 ch, Mary E (d), Annie M (d), Basil D, Gretchen F, Omer R, Norman
Virgil, d. Salem, Iowa, June 23, 1942.
Greer, James, b. Kellswater, Antrim Co, Ireland, Mar 4, 1802. ed. Bangor Theol Sem, grad 1893;
Lebanon Coll, Ohio, 1895-7. ord. Cong. Wood River Junction, RI, Nov 30, 1897. p. Frankfort, Me, 1893-5;
Wood River Junction, RI, 1897-8; Academy Ave ch. Providence, RI, 1899-1904; Mooers, NY (Presb),
1904-8; Sterling, Mass, 1908-12; Penacook. NH. 1912-8; Sanbornton, NH. 1918-22; Bloomfield, Conn,
1922-4; Harwinton, Conn, 1924-5; Panama, Cal, 1926-7; Bakensfield, Cal, 1927-8. m. Lillias Harley, Scot-
land, no ch. d. Claremont, Cal, Aug 31, 1943.
Hahn, John Richard, b. Kutztown. Pa, Dec 24, 1889. ed. Franklin & Marshall Coll. BA. 1912; Lan-
caster Theol Sem. Pa, BD, 1915; Union Theol Sera, BD, 1917; Univ of Montana, MA. ord. Refd, Mercers-
1943] Necrology 45
hurg, Pa, Jan 24, 1917; entered Cong fellowship, 1919. p. Trinity ch, Mercersburg, Pa (Refd), 1917-8;
Thomas Mem ch, Chicago, 111, 1919-22; University ch, Missoula, Mont, 1922-31; Stockton. Cal, 1931-3;
Bausman Mem ch, Wyomissing, Pa (Refd), 1933-43. olhrr act. Ch, with AEF, 1918-9; mod, Mont Cong
Conf, 1926; pres, Berks Co, Pa, Peace Council & Planned Parenthood Fed. m. Mabel E Kauffman, Dauber-
ville. Pa, 1917; 2 dau, Mary (Dunlap), Jean (Both), d. Wyomissing, Pa, May 19, 1943.
Hall, Robert Dwight, 6. Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, ND, Aug 21, 1878. ed. Carleton Coll, BS,
1901; Oberlin Sch of Theol, BD, 190G. ord. Cong, Litchfield, Ohio, Sept 12, 1905. p. Litchfield, Ohio, 1905-6;
Indian ch, Rosebud, ND, 1907-12; Indian ch. Mission, SD, 1926-7; Hope, ND, 1927-8; Wapeton & Dwight,
ND, 1928-33; Glenwood, Minn, 1933-7; Avoca, Neb, 1937-41; Diller, Neb, 1941-3. other act. Teacher &
supt at Crary, ND, 1901; organized Indian chs in ND, 1901; asst my at Fort Berthold Mission, 1906-7;
int'l com YMCA among Indian students in gov schs & on reservations in US, 1911-20; YMCA worker
among Indian soldiers in Army camps, 1917-8, in France, 1918-9; mem comm on Inter Racial Relations of
Nat'l Cong Council, 1925-31, 1931-3. m. Lois J Halverstadt, Columbiana, Ohio, 1906; no ch. d. Atlanta,
Ga, Dec 15, 1943.
Hardy, William Prescott, 6. Nelson, NH, Jan 10, 1862. ed. Dartmouth Coll, BA, 1887; Pacific Sch of
Rel, grad 1894. ord. Cong, San Rafael, Cal, May 4, 1893. p. San Rafael, Cal, 1893-7; Vernon ch, Los Angeles,
Cal, 1897-1902; Eagle Rock & LaCanada, Cal, 1902-3; Sherman, Cal, 1903-7; Redondo Beach, Cal, 1907-
18; Bereon ch, Los Angeles, Cal, 1918-36; p. cm, 1936-43. other act. Sec, Bd of Bible House of Los Angeles,
many yrs, bd mem, 1903-43; sec & tr, Bolibian Indian Mission, 1941-3. m. Lill J Adams, Marlboro, NH,
1888; 2 ch, Dr Osgood, Faith (McLain). d. Tujimga, Cal, Dec 22, 1943.
Hassell, Richard Burton, h. Playfair, Wis, Nov 3, 1853. ed. Iowa Coll, BA, 1877. ord. Cong, Everett,
Wash, Mar 16, 1898. p. Mrginia City, Mont; North Yakima, Wash (lie), 1896-8; Everett, Wash, 1898-
1904; Lowell, Wash, 1898-1900; National City, Cal, 1904-5; Medical Lake, Wash, 1905-7. other act. Ad-
mitted to Bar, 1883; state prosecuting atty in SD prior to 1896; mayor of Everett, Wash, 1912; probation
officer & Judge in Juvenile Court, Everett, Wash. 7w6. The Chums & Their Powwows, 1928; The Rainbow
Girls, 1929. m. Susan Whitcomb, 1887 (d); 1 son id. 1889): m. Florence McFarland, 1933. d. Everett, Wash,
Sept 26, 1942.
Hastings, Horace Lawrence, h. Boston, Mass, Aug 12, 1867. ed. NY Univ; Fults My Inst; Ives
Theol Sem, grad 1906; Illinois Wesleyan Univ, MA, 1910. ord. ME, Northern NY Conf, 1906; entered
Cong fellowship, 1910. p. ME pastorates prior to 1910, St. LawTence, NY, Springfield, NY, Brasee Croners,
NY; Hatton & Northwood, ND, 1910-1; Clay Center, Neb, 1911-3; Fort Scott. Kan. 1913-4; Highland,
Kan, 1914-5; Alma, Neb, 1915-6; Chesterfield, 1921-3; Lake Linden & Hubbell, Mich, 1923-5; Shandon,
Ohio, 1925-7; Wyanet, 111, 1927-8; Mound City, 111, 1929-30; Silverton, Colo, 1930-1. other act. ME My in
Mont & the Dak Ter, 1901-3. m. Parmelia Hardy; 0 ch, Horace Malcolm (d. 1932), Lawrence, Wafden
Barnes, Louise Ann, Grace Elizabeth (Luckey), George William, d. Riverton, 111, Mar 25, 1943.
Hatfield, Clifford Christy, 6. Warren Co, near Lebanon, Ohio, Aug 29, 1878. ed. Ohio State Univ,
BA, 1904. ord. Christian, Piqua. Ohio, June 1906. p. Plattsburg, Ohio, 1904-6. other act. YMCA coll sec at
Ohio State Univ, 1906-8; YMCA state rural sec in Ohio, 1908-12; YMCA internat'l sec of Middle West,
Chicago, 1912-7; YAICA foreign service in rural and educational work in Russia, Siberia, China, central
Europe, 1917-22; YMCA sec, 1922-31; in bus, 1931-42. m. Veada Viola Kemper, DeGraff, Ohio, 1905; 1
son, Philip Kemper, d. Chicago, 111, Oct 27, 1942.
Higginbotham, Thomas Matison, 6. Meadowsville, Ky, Nov 20, 1868. ed. Oberlin Coll; Oberlin
Sch of Theol, grad 1898. ord. Cong, Newark, Ohio, Sept 27, 1898. p. Plymouth ch, Newark, Ohio, 1898-
1902; Postville, Iowa, 1902-4; Plymouth ch, Toledo, Ohio, 1904-6; Waukegan, 111, 1906-11; Batavia, 111,
1911-7; Lake View, Iowa, 1917-20; Sioux Rapids, Iowa, 1920-3; Dodge Mem ch. Council Bluffs. Iowa,
1923-9; Newell, Iowa, 1929-35. other act. Teacher in Whitley Co, Ky, 1886-91; my, AMA in Ky, 1892;
officer in Masonic orders, m. Bertha Alma Bonnell, Oberlin, Ohio, 1894 (d); 2 ch, Alfred Leslie, Helen (d).
d. Oberlin, Ohio, Oct 20, 1943.
Hill, Virgil Benedict, h. Tabor, Iowa, Apr 20, 1867. ed. Tabor Coll, BS, 1891; Chicago Theol Sem,
, BD, 1894. ord. Cong, Waucoma, Iowa, Nov 15, 1894. p. Waucoma & Lawlor, Iowa, 1894-9; Mitchellville,
Iowa, 1899-1901; Allison, Iowa, 1901-5; Rockwell, Iowa, 1905-7; Alcester & Gothland ch, Beresford, SD,
1907-9; Hetland & Badger, SD, 1911-2; Oilman, Iowa, 1912-7; Buffalo Center, Iowa, 1917-9; Danville,
Iowa, 1919-26; Exira, Iowa, 1926-32. other act. Finan sec. Tabor Coll, 1909-11. m. Edith VanGinkel, 1893
(d. 1894): m. Janet Beebe, Waucoma, Iowa, 1898; 4 ch, Margaret (Stoddard), Ralph J, Helen (Danielson),
Warren C. d. Panora, Iowa, June 15, 1943.
Hitchcock, Lyman Potter, h. Middlesex, NY, Dec 28, 1863. ed. Syracuse Univ, PhB, 1889; Hartford
Theol Sem, grad 1892. h. degree, DD, SjTacuse Univ, 1920. ord. Cong, Ellington, Conn, Nov 22, 1892.
p. Ellington, Conn, 1892-7; Schenectady, NY, 1897-1901; Alameda, Cal, 1901-10; West Side ch, Pasadena,
Cal, 1910-20; Villa Park Cal, 1920-2. m. Susie Swits, Schenectady, NY, 1898; 1 son, Morton Swits (d. 1899).
d. Uplands, Cal, June 25, 1943.
Hollar, William Jennings, 6. Port Royal, Jamaica, BWI, Jan 6, 1881. ord. Afro Chr, Harlem ch.
New York, NY, Aug 9, 1925. p. Harlem ch. New York, NY, 1927-41. m. Mrs. Clocklin, Panama; 3 ch,
Raymond, Cecil Sargent, Elena (d). d. New York, NY, June 6, 1943.
Howe, Clin Raymond, h. Spencer, NY, Oct 1, 1858. ed. Syracuse Univ, grad 1885. ord. Meth, 1885;
entered Cong fellowship, 1890. p. Owego, NY (Meth), 1886-8; Killingworth, Conn, 1890-3; Westville,
Conn, 1894-7. other act. Salesman, 1900-19; in laboratory of sugar co, 1919-39. vi. Lena D Dana, Owego,
NY, 1888; 6 ch, Fiske D, Douglas B, Olin Jr, Richard D, Robert N, Gladys (Guild), d. Weston, Conn,
Mar 24, 1943.
46 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1943
Hoyt, Hiram Luther, b. Saratoga Co, NY, June 22, 1852. ed. Oberlin Coll & Sem. ord. Cong, Litch-
field, Ohio, July 1, 1880. p. Litchfield, Ohio, 1879-81 ; Massena, NY, 1881-3; Phoenix, NY, 188.3-5; Saiiger-
ties, NY, 1885-7; Coronado, Cal (Presb), 1888-90; Phoenix, NY, 1890-5; Flint. Mich. 1897-8; Grand
View, Tenn. 1898-1905; Saticoy, Cal, 1906-12; Eagle Rock, Cal, 1912-5. other act. Prin, Grand View, Tenn,
1905, Pomona, Cal, 1906. m. Rose M Forbes, Wyoming, NY, 1884 (d. Nov 1943); 4 ch, Forbes Merrill,
Avery Starr, Alice (Bennett), Howard H. d. Los Angeles, Cal, Nov 6, 1943.
Johnston, Charles Henry, b. County Carlow, Ire, June 21, 1864. ed. Marlboro St CoH, Dublin;
Wesley Coll, Dublin, grad 1885. ord. Cong, Scappoose, Ore, Mar 1915. p. Scappoose, Ore, 1915-8, 1924-7;
Univ Park ch, Portland, Ore, 1918-22, 1928-30. other act. Teacher at Wesley Coll & other schs & colls in
Ire, 1885-1902; Teacher of Meth my sch, Pietermaritzburg, Africa, 1902-6; teacher in British Columbia.
Canada. 1906-9. n). Mollie Reilly, Armagh, Ire, 1886; 2 dau, Reta (Duncan), Gipsy, d. Portland, Ore,
June 3, 1942.
Jones, Jay Jasper, b. Butler Center, Iowa, Oct 25, 1876. ord. Cong, Parkersburg, Iowa, Apr 30, 1903.
p. Parkersburg, Iowa, 1903-4; Hobart, Okla, 1904-5; Salem, Iowa, 1905-7; Douglas, Wyo, 1907-9; Marion,
Iowa. 1909-11; Anamo.sa, Iowa, 1911-5; Algona, Iowa. 1915-8; Pilgrim ch, Pasadena, Cal, 1920-9; Santa
Rosa, Cal, 1930-4; Paso Robles, Cal, 1935-7; Cambria, Cal (Presb), 1938-43. m. Laura Ann Hopkinson,
Afton. Iowa. 1903; 2 ch, Marjorie Frances. Donald Slaid. d. Pasadena. Cal, May 4, 1943.
Jones, Paul W, b. near Centreville, Mich, May 9, 1871. ed. Olivet Coll. BA, 1904; Oberiin Sch of Theol,
BD, 1908. ord. Meth, Gull Lake, Mich, 1904; entered Cong fellowship, 1908. p. Ainger & East Carmel, Mich
(Meth), 1903-5; Castalia. Ohio, 1905-7; Litchfield, Ohio, 1907-8; Huntley, Mont, 1908-9; Belmond, Iowa,
1909-10; Alden, Iowa. 1910-4; Vinita, Okla, 1914-6; Grand Haven, Mich, 1916-7; City Park ch, Denver,
Colo, 1917-8; Grand Junction, Colo, 1920-7; National City & San Ysidro, Cal, 1927-42. other act. YMCA
sec overseas, 1918-9; mod, Okla Cong Conf, 1915; mem, service clubs, 1920-43; mem, lib bd. National City,
Cal. TO. Lucy Agnes Naylor, Marcellus. Mich, 1893; 5 ch, Evelyn Pauline id), Doris Lucile, Paul LeRoy,
Donna Mae, Gordon Wynnive. d. Chula Vista, Cal, Mar 20, 1943.
Kelso, Charles Corwln, b. Hadley, Pa, July 24, 1859. ed. Allegheny Coll, 1879-82; Boston Univ, BA.
1883; Chicago Univ. 1898. 1903. ord. ME. Detroit, Mich, 1893; entered Cong fellowship, 1906. p. Del Rey,
Mich (ME) ; St James ch, Chicago, 111 (ME), 1902-3; First ch, Columbus, Ohio (asst), 1907-9. other act. My,
ME sch in Singapore, 1893-6; prin, high sch, Washington Court House, Ohio, 1905-6; prin, high sch, Escon-
dido, Cal, 1910-2; dir of Citizensliip Div, Los Angeles Public Schs, 1912-34; mem, civic clubs, pub. History
and Development of the Diploma Plan of Naturalization in Los Angeles City Schools 1931. m. Nellie B Hard,
Northeast, Pa (d. 1891) ; 4 ch, Harold (d), Dr Ruth, Genevieve, Earle R: m. Mary Peterson (d 1907) : m. Etta
Olive Snay, Columbus, Ohio, 1908. d. Los Angeles. Cal, Oct 11, 1943.
King, Willis D, b. Ivingston, Mich, July 18, 1876. ed. Hillsdale Coll, ord. Bapt, Tuscola Co, Mich. 1900,
entered Cong fellowship, 1937. p. Bapt pastorates, Canboro, Mich, 1900-2; Lisbon, Mich, 1902-4; LaGrange;
Ind, 1904-6; Geneva. Pa, 1906-11; Spencer, Ohio, 1911-3; Panama, NY, 1913-23; Himrod, NY. 1923-8;
Phelps, NY, 1928-32; Freedom ch. Portage Co. Ohio, 1933-41. to. Bertha A, Charlestown, Ohio. 1900; 2
ch, Paul H. A Clair, d. Ravenna. Ohio. May 12. 1942.
Lane, Stoddard, 6. Unionville. Conn, July 2, 1887. ed. Amherst Coll, BA, 1909, MA. 1910; Hartford
Theol Sem, BD, 1913; grad study, Univ of Berlin, 1913-4. h. degree, DD, Amherst, 1934. ord. Dutch Refd.
Bogota, NJ, June 18, 1915; entered Cong fellowship, 1923. p. ch of Pilgrim, Brooklyn, NY (Refd) (asst),
1914-5; Community ch, Bogota, NJ (Refd), 1915-23; First ch, Manchester, NH, 1923-9; Plymouth ch,
Des Moines. Iowa, 1929-43. other act. US Army Ambulance Service in France, 1917-9; mod, Iowa Cong Chr
Conf; mem, exec com, Nat'l Council for Social Action; mem, Nat'l Council, Comm on Interchuroh Rela-
tions; pres, Des Moines Ministerial Asso; trustee, Grinnell Coll & Chicago Theol Sem; chm, Adult Ed,
Council, Des Moines; chm. Des Moines Peace Council; chm, Des Moines Interracial Comm; dir, Grinnell
Institute of Internat'l Relations; mem. advisory com, Des Moines Roundtable of Nat'l Conf of Christians
& Jews; Awarded croix de guerre & fourragere; vice com, Mere Point, Me, Yacht Club. m. Anna Hepliurn,
Freehold. NJ. 1915 {d. 1916); 1 son, Stoddard: m. Estella Hitchcock, West Hartford, Conn, 1920; 3 dau
Barbara Hitchcock, Laura Ruth, Mary Dana. d. Des Moines, Iowa, May 17, 1943. (See Who's Who in
America.)
Lawlyes, Robert Newton, b. Perryville. Ind, Sept 22, 1858. ord. Central 111 Chr Conf, 1904. p. New
Village ch, Georgetown, 111, 1912-4; Morey Chapel, Grape Creek, 111, 1914-6; Prospect oh, Georgetown,
HI, 1918-20; Tilton ch, Georgetown, 111, 1920-1; Tipton ch, Georgetown, 111, 1920-5, 1929-32. other act.
In bus, 1895-1928. m. Sarah Ann, Danville, 111, 1881 (d. 1928); 3 ch. Grace (Nier), Oscar F, Charles D
(d. 1935): m. Martha (d. 1942). d. Georgetown, 111, Jan 4, 1943.
Leach, Adoniram Judson Gray, b. Vineyard Haven. Mass. May 4. 1859. ed. Dartmouth Coll;
Drew Theol Sem. grad. h. degree, LL D, Univ of NC. ord. Meth, Brooklyn, NY, Apr 7. 1889; entered Cong
fellowship, 1893. p. Meth pastorates at Southampton, Farmingdale, Elmont. Stamford, Conn; Wareham.
Mass (Meth), 1891-3; Hanson, Mass, 1893-5; South Dennis, Mass. 1916-8; Edgartown, Mass, 1920-5;
South Ashburnham. Mass, 1925-30. other act. YMCA sec, Marlboro, Mass, 1896; lee & organizer for Am
Humane Ed Soc, Mass, 1896-1914; YMCA sec, 1918-9. m. (d); 4 ch, William, Edwin. Josephine,
Ernest: m. Mary Kennedy, Enfield, Mass. 1914; 2 ch, Robert Judson. Mary Kennedy, d. South Ashburn-
ham. Mass. Jan 19. 1943.
Learned, Dwight Whitney, b. Canterbury. Conn, Oct 12, 1848. ed. Yale Univ, BA, 1870, PhD, 1873.
h. degree, DD, Yale, 1896. ord. Cong, Kidder, Mo, July 7, 1875. other act. Prof Greek & math, Thayer Coll,
Mo, 1873-5; my ABCFM, 1875-1928; prof of Church History. Bib Theol & Greek, Doshisha Univ, Kyoto,
1876-1928; mem, comm for revising Japanese version of New Testament, 1914-7. pub. (in Japanese) Eco-
nomics & Politics, 1882; Outline of Economics, 1890; Church History, 1889 & 1907; Commentary on the
1943] Necrology 47
New Testament (10 vol), 1892 & 1910. m. Florence Helen Rehard, Kid-ler, Mo, 1875 (d); 1 dau, Grace W
(Curtis), d. Claremont, Cal, War 19, 1943. (See Who's Mho in America.)
Lewis, Watson Lorenzo, b. Wheeling, Ind, Jan 29, 18G9. cd. DePanw Univ, grad 1896; Chicago Theo
Sem, 1898-1900; grad study. Northwestern Univ, 1900. h. degree, PhB, DePauw Univ, 1896. ord. Cong,
Somonauk, 111, Apr 8, 1901. p. Ingalls, Ind, 1897-8; Somonauk, 111, 1899-1904; Plymouth ch, Peoria, 111,
1904-7; Wliitewater, Wis, 1907-10; Rapid City, SD, 1910-3; Sycamore, 111, 1913-7; Daytona Beach, Fla,
1917-25; New Smyrna Beach, Fla, 1927-33; Holly Hill, Fla, 1933-42. other act. YMCA sec in War Council,
1918-9. m. S Mabel McMahan, Strawtown, Ind, 1899; no ch. d. Ormond, Fla, Nov 6, 1943.
Lincoln, Clarence Arthur, 6. Chelsea, Mich. Sept 22, 1874. ed. Amherst Coll, BA, 1902; Hartford
Theol Sem, BD, 1905, grad study 1915-6. h. degree, DD, Piedmont Coll, 1934. ord. Cong, Manchester, Mass,
June 9, 1905. p. Manchester, Mass, 1905-7; Pilgrim ch, St. Louis, Mo (asst), 1907-9; First ch, Moline, 111,
1909-12; Kirk St ch, Lowell, Mass, 1912-5; First ch, Buffalo, NY, 1916-8; Kings Highway ch, Brooklyn,
NY, 1919-22; Newark, NJ (Presb), 1924-5; Daytona Beach, Fla. 1925-35; Tryon, NC, 1935-43. other act.
Exec sec. Fed of Chs, Passaic, NJ, 1922-3; Asst Sec, Anti Saloon League, NY, 1923-4; organizer & dean,
NY Cong YP summer conf. Wells Coll; dean, Fla YP summer conf; sec. Brooklyn Cong Club. 1921; mod,
Fla Cong Conf, 1928; pres, Fla CE Union; pres. Family Welfare Asso, Daytona Beach, Fla; vice-chr, Fla
state bd of public welfare; administrator, Volusia Co Civil Works program, Fla; mem, bd of dir, Fla Coun-
cil of Social Workers; vice pres. Southeast Council of Cong Chr chs; pres, service club, Tryon, NC, 1941-2;
chr, Polk Co Social Agencies, 1941-3. m. Ethel Elizabeth Green, Hartford, Conn, 1907; 5 ch, Marjorie
Elizabeth (Bittner), Barbara Jane, Richard Barlou (d. 1926), Ruth Mary (Boan), Margaret Hartridge
(Bates), d. Tryon, NC, Mar 30, 1943.
Livingston, Thomas, b. Petersburg, NY, Sept 18, 1870. ed. Phillips Andover Academy, ord. Cong,
Deansboro, NY, Oct 0, 1904. p. Barton, NY (Meth), prior to 1904; Deansboro, NY, 1904-6; Green, NY,
1906-7; North St ch, Middletown, NY, 1907-9; Rutland, Mass, 1923-4. other act. Ch, 4th cav. Ft Meade &
Fort Bliss, Tex, 1909-12; ch, 23rd inf. Ft Benjamin Harrison, 1912-4; ch, 13th inf, Manila, Philippines,
1914-7; inst, Chaplains' Training Sch, Camp Taylor, Ky, 1917-9; ch, in hospital at Carlisle, Pa, 1919-20,
in federal penitentiary, Atlanta, Ga, 1921-3; member, service clubs, 1935-40. m. Cora Knowlton, Peters-
burg, NY (d. 1937); 2 ch, Dr. S K, Mrs. Ruth Lowry. d. Hines, 111, Mar 2, 1940.
Lloyd, Stephen A, b. near Wilkes-Barre, Pa, Jan 3, 1874. ed. Syracuse Univ, BA, 1903; Columbia
Univ; Union Theol Sem; Auburn Theol Sem, grad. h. degree, DD, Canton Chr Coll. ord. Chr, Plainville,
NY, 1903; entered Cong fellowship. 1910. p. Plainville. NY', 1901-5; Ch of the Evangel, Brooklyn, NY,
1905-9; Cortland, NY, 1909-17; Poughkeepsie, NY, 1917-9; Wilmette, 111, 1919-28; Pontiac, Mich, 1928-
31. other act. Supt, Cong Chr Conf of Mich, 1931-41, emeritus, 1941-3; lee on Child Training for Redpath,
7 summers; mod, NY Cong Conf, 1918; mem, bd of dir, NY state SS Asso; pres, Wilmette service club; lee.
on Parish Leadership, Union Theol Coll, Chicago, 1921-8. vi. Mary S Sprague, Syracuse, NY, 1902; 2 dau,
Dorothy E (Donaldson, Mary Prisoilla (Chapin). d. Orlando, Fla, Feb 3, 1943.
Longsworth, William Hayes, 6. Tuscararus Co, Ohio, Apr 9, 1878. cd. West Lafayette Coll, BA,
1906; Yale Divin Sch, BD, 1909; Potomac Univ, MA. ord. Meth, Harrison Co, Ohio, Oct 26, 1906; entered
Cong fellowship. 1909. p. Orient. NY. 1909-15; Paterson, NJ, 1915-9; Canton, Ohio, 1920-8; Glenville ch.
Cleveland, Ohio, 1928-39; Twinsburg, Ohio, 1939-43. other act. YMCA ch with AEF, 1918-9. m. Guessie
^'erl Satterwhite, Henderson, NC, 1908; 5 ch, William Hayes, Jr, Margaret Elizabeth, Ruth Eleanor.
Robert Marshall, Mary Louise, d. Twinsburg, Ohio. Apr 10, 1943.
Lunsford, Charles Pinkney, b. Ilaleyville, Ala, June 6, 1802. ord. Cong, Haleyville, Ala, 1S94. p.
Hackleburg, Ala, 1894-6; Sulligent, Ala, 1894-5; Hackleburg, Ala, 1898-9; Barnesville, Ala, 1901-3; Haley-
ville, Ala, 1910-2. oth:r act. In bus, US Deputy Marshal; US Commissioner; banker, m. Manervia Angelin
Wamsley, Marion Co, Ala, 1880; 7 ch, five died in infancy, Charles T, Loucindia (d). d. Hackleburg, Ala,
June 2. 1943.
Lusk, Charles Bartley, b. Auglaize Co, Ohio. Apr 15. 1876. ed. Defiance Coll; Chicago Theol Sem.
ord. Chr. Coletown, Ind, Sept 1912. p. West Manchester & Trotwood, Ohio, 1910-2; Albany, Ind, 1912-5;
Granville, Ind, 1914-7; Fall Creek ch, Middletown, Ind, 1915-9; Sulphur Springs, Ind, 1917-9; Harrod.
Ohio, 1919-21; Christiansburg & Cove Springs, Ohio, 1921-5; Winchester, Ind, 1925-31; Sparta ch, Ligon-
ier. Ind, 1931-42. other act. Vice pres, E Ind Chr Conf, 1917. to. Estella Kettimon, Auglaize Co, Ohio, 1878;
6 ch, three died in infancy, Robert, Gertrude (Mellott) (d), Doyle (d). d. Kimmell, Ind, Mar 16, 1943.
Lyon, Walter Emory, 6. Morristown, NY, June 15, 1858. ed. Moody Bible Inst. ord. Cong, Crystal,
Mich, 1914. p. Honor, Mich (lie), 1907-9; Homestead, Mich (lie), 1908-9; Butternut, Mich (lie), 1909-12;
Crystal, Mich, 1909-16; Ada. Mich, 1917-9; Bostwick Lake. Mich, 1919-20. 7/i. Evangeline G Fulkerson,
Big Flats, NY, 1881 ; 2 sons, Leslie Walter, Hartzell J. d. Olivet, Mich. Nov 24, 1943.
Macdonald, Ernest Warburton Stewart, b. Quincy, Mass, Dec 25, 1911. ed. Dalhousie Univ, BA,
1938; Andover Newton Theol Sch, BD, 1939. ord. Cong, Newington, NH, June 25, 1939. p. Newington,
NH, 1938-40; Garden City Kan, 1940-2. other act. Ch, US Army, 1942-3, promoted to capt, Jan 1943;
awarded Purple Heart medal, m. Katharine Christie Bagnall, Imperoyal, Nova Scotia, Canada, 1937; 2
ch, John Gregory Stewart, Heather Joyce, d. North Atlantic Ocean, Feb 7, 1943.
Magwood, George N, b. Stratford, Ont, Can, Sept 21, 1870. ed. W&sley Coll, Can; Alberta Theol Sem,
Can. ord. Cong, Ryderwood, Wash, 1925. p. Meth pastorates in Grass Valley, Ore, The Dalles, Ore, Aber-
deen, Wash, Cherry Valley & Davenport, Wash, & western Canada; Ryderwood, Wash, 1925-7; Scappoose,
Ore, 1928-30; University "Pk ch, Portland, Ore, 1931-3. other act. YMCA sec. Camp Lewis, Wash, 1917-9;
YMCA sec & welfare worker in logging camps at Grays Harbor, Aberdeen, Wash, after the war; sec, Near
East Relief, Seattle, Wash, 1926; lee. to. Lela L Shaffer, Seattle, Wash, 1913; 5 ch, James R, Warren S,
Howard T, Donna M (Andersen), Catherine J. d. Portland. Ore, Oct 28, 1943.
48 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1943
Malouf, Naseeb M, b. Mt. Lebanon, Syria, Jan 8, 1889. ed. Bates Coll, MA, 1918; Yale Div Sch, BD,
1920. ord. Cong. Mechanic Falls, Me, Deo 1917. p. Poland, Me, 1916-7; Mechanic Falls. Me, 1917-8;
Voluntown ch. Mooseup, Conn, 1918-9; Ramona, Cal, 1921-4. other act. Clerk of Court, San Diego, Co,
Cal, 1922-4; asst probation officer, San Diego Co, Cal, 1924-32; in restaurant bus, Los Angeles, Cal; officer
in Masonic order, m. Marjorie Bullard, Wrentham, Mass, 1918; 2 sons, Naseeb M Jr, Roland E. d. Los
Angeles, Cal, July 9, 1941.
Markham, Henry Ferris, Ivishwaukee, Winnebago Co, III, Feb 12, 1851. ed. Oberlin Coll, BA, 1873;
Chicago Theol Sem, 1876-8; Oberlin Sch of Theol, BD, 1880. ord. Cong, Laban Creek, Kan, Oct 1880.
p. Laban Creek & Mulberry & Salt Creek. Kan, 1880-2; East Branch & West Branch, 1882-3; White Cloud
& Argentine, Kan, 1883-4; Cora, Kan, 1884-90; Kensington & Athol & Agra, Kan, 1890-3; Berlin, Mass,
1894-8. other act. Mem, bd of dir, Kan Home My Soc; regis & tr, Eastern Kan Cong Asso, 1925-36. m. Corie
Benton Sherman, Stocton, Kan, 1884 (d. 1940); 3 sons, Lucius Sherman, Reuel Finney, Henry Veazie.
d. Long Beach, Cal, Jan 25. 1943.
Maye, Leslie Riciiard, b. Sedalia. NC. Jan 15. 1886. ed. Talladega Coll Sem, BD, 1911; Oskaloosa
Coll, BS, 1926. ord. Cong, Talladega, Ala, June 3, 1911. p. Shelby, Ala, 1911-13; Corpus Christi, Tex.
1913-6; Plymouth ch, Dallas, Tex, 1916-28, 1939-43; People's ch, Dallas, Tex, 1916-24; AME pastorates
at Greenville & Foreston, Tex, 1929-30; Hubbard, Tex, 1930-1; Waco Tex, 1931-5, Bastrop, Tex, 1935-6,
Denton. Tex. 1936-7, Fort Worth. Tex. 1937-8. Terrell. Tex, 1938-9. other act. Teacher, Shelby, Ala, 1911-
3; operated kindergarten in N Dallas, 1916-28, in S Dallas, 1923-8; operated day & night nursery, Dallas
Tex. 1918-28; pres. Comm Improvement Asso. Dallas, 1918-28; sec. Interdenominational AU, Dallas,
1917-28; tr, Plymouth Cong Conf of Tex & Okla, 1922-5. m. Susie Anna Mitchell, Cusseta, Ga, 1913; 1 son,
Leslie Richard Jr. d. Dallas, Tex, May 29, 1943.
Maynard, Newell Carroll, 6. Marshfield, Me, Nov 26, 1880. ed. Bangor Theol Sem, grad 1907; Dart-
mouth Coll. BA, 1910; Harvard Univ. EdM. 1927. ord. Cong, Eliot ch. Newton. Mass, June 28, 1907.
p. Lincoln, Me (stud), 1905-6; Eliot ch, Newton, Mass (asst), 1907-8; Royalton, Vt, 1909-11; South ch,
Peabody, Mass. 1911-3; Middleboro. Mass. 1914-7; Center ch, Haverhill, Mass, 1918-23. other act. Staff
lee, Nat'l Soc for Broader Ed, 1913-4; instr, public speaking Harvard Summer Sch, 1922; prof. Public
Speaking, Tufts Coll, 1922-5; prof of Oratory. 1925-39; visiting lee on English at Harvard Univ & Radcliffe
Coll, 1926-7. m. Olive Henderson Dunne, Newton, Mass, 1912; 1 S07i, Paul. d. Medford, Mass, Feb 25, 1943.
Mayos, Lydia S Brock, b. Sarnia, Ontario, Can, Feb 9, 1863. ed. Moody Bible Institute, 1897-9.
ord. Cong, Clay Center, Kan, Nov 5, 1902. p. Clay Center, Kan. 1899-1904; Stafford. Kan. 1904-9; Car-
bondale & Paulme. Kan. 1910-3; South Haven, Kan, 1913-5; Cora. Kan, 1915-9; Wheaton, Kan, 1919-22;
Ford, Kan, 1922-39. m. James Coleman Mayos, Clay Center. Kan, 1904 (d. 1929) ; no ch. d. HUlsboro. Kan.
May 25. 1943.
McKenzie, Alexander Louis, 6. Wareham. Mass. Aug 28. 1872. ed. Yale Univ. BA. 1900; Yale
Divin Sch. BD. 1902. ord. Cong, Wallingford, Vt. Sept 16, 1902. p. Wallingford, Vt, 1902-6; Winthrop,
Mass. 1906-11; Walpole. Mass, 1911-25. other act. Manager of Bookstore under Cong Pub Soc, 1925-41,
1942-3. m. Sophia M. Hammond. Wareham, Mass, 1902; no ch. d. Norwood. Mass, Aug 25, 1943.
Miller, Orley Lester, b. Minneapolis, Kan. Apr 13. 1881. ed. Washburn Coll, BA. 1906; Union Theol
Sem, BD, 1909; Columbia Univ, MA, 1909. ord. Cong, Garnett, Kan, Oct 15, 1909. p. Garnett, Kan, 1909-
12; Osborne, Kan, 1912-6; Centralia, Kan, 1916-9; Chapman, Kan, 1919-20. other act. Teacher, Louisville.
Kan, 1920-2; in bus, Kansas City, Mo, 1922-6; teacher. Amarillo, Tex, 1926-43. d. Amarillo. Tex, Aug 5,
1943.
Moore, Edward Caldwell, b. West Chester, Pa, Sept 1, 1857. ed. Marietta Coll, BA, 1877, MA. 1880,
Union Theol Sem. BD. 1884; grad study in Germany 1884-6; Brown Univ. PhD, 1891. h. degrees, DD,
Marietta Coll, 1892; DD, Yale Univ, 1909; LLD, Grinnell Coll, 1920; DTh, Univ of Giessen, Germany;
1926. ord. Presb. New York, NY, May 12, 1884; entered Cong fellowship 1889. p. Yonkers, NY (Presb) ,
1886-9; Central ch, Providence, RI, 1889-1901. other act. Parkman prof of Theol, Harvard Univ. 1901-29;
Plummer prof of Christian Morals. Harvard Univ. 1915-29; prof emeritus, 1929-43; chm, bd of preachers.
Harvard Univ. 1915-28; corp mem. ABCFM for 36 yrs; Prudential Com. ABCFM, chm, 1905-14, pres,
1914-25; chm, deputation to Cliina, 1907; mem, American Comm for Relief in Near East, 1919. pub. The
New Testament in the Christian Church, 1904; History of Christian Thought since Kant, 1912; The Spread
of Christianity in the Modern World. 1919; West and East, 1919; The Nature of Religion, 1930; ed (collab
with A. T. Davison) Harvard University Hymn Book, 1925. m. Eliza Coe Brown, New York, NY, 1887;
3 ch, Dorothea May, John Crosby Brown, Elizabeth Ripley, d. Cambridge, Mass. Mar 26. 1943. (See TK/io's
Who in America.)
Morton, Howard Ansel, 6. New Germany, Nova Scotia. Mar 3. 1873. ed. Acadia Coll, NS, BA, 1897;
Harvard Univ, BA, 1899; Chicago Theol Sem, BD, 1904; Yale Univ, MA, 1909. ord. Cong, Cobourg. Ont,
Canada. May 1902; entered US fellowship. 1904. p. Cobourg, Ont; Rollo, 111. 1903-5; East Orleans, Mass,
1905-7; Essex. Conn, 1907-11; Deep River, Conn, 1911-9; Newington. Coim. 1920-1; PhUlips ch. South
Boston. Mass. 1921-9; Point of Pines Com ch. Revere, Mass, 1932-6, 1938-43. other act. Private teacher in
Bible history & languages, 1929-43. m. Eleanor IMcDonald Knowles, Somerville, Mass, 1902; 2 ch, Eleanor
McDonald (Street), Richard Knowles. d. Lynn. Mass, Apr 7, 1943.
Nelson, Andrew G, b. Smouland, Sweden, Apr 8, 1851. ed. Lindsborg Theol Sem, Kan, grad 1870.
ord. Swedish Evan Lutheran Synod, Lindsborg, Kan, May 1870; entered Cong fellowship, 1884. p. Worces-
ter, Mass, 1883-5; Sauk Rapids, Minn, 1888-9; Franconia & Sandstone, Minn, 1895-9; Pittsburgh, Pa,
1901-3, 1913-7; Chandlers Valley ch, Sugargrove, Pa, 1903-5, 1919-23; Buffalo. NY (Evang), 1906-10;
Scandia, Pa (Evang), 1910-1. other act. Dir, Life Ins co in Chicago, 111. 1922-32. m. Mathilda Falen. James-
town, NY, 1873; 10 ch, tliree died in infancy. Frank, J K G Elmer, Florence Melinda, George Emil, David
Nathaniel, Esther Carolina. Edith Regina Mathilda, d. Sugar Grove. Pa. Mar 27, 1943.
1943] Necrology 49
Newell, Horatio Bannister, 6. East Orrington, Me, Aug 27, 18G1. ed. Amherst Coll, BA, 1883, MA,
1890; Chicago Theol Sem, BD, 1887. h. degrees, DD, Tabor Coll, 1908; DD, Amherst Coll, 1923. ord. Cong,
Greenfield, Mass, Aug 25, 1887. uther act. My, ABCFM, Niigata, Japan, 1887-1904; sub station at Nagaoka,
Japan, 1889-92; Matsuyama, Japan, 1904-23; Seoulin, Korea, 1923-30. m. Jane Cozad, Tokyo, Japan,
1889; 4 ch, Florence Cozad (Beam), Justus Wellington (d), Harriet (Hunter), Horatio Whitman, d. Clare-
mont, Cal, Aug 14, 1943.
Nicliolls, John Demain, h. Liverpool, Eng, July 4, 1865. ord. Northern Bapt, Glenville, Neb, May 18.
1890; entered Cong fellowship, 1910. p. Marion, ND, 1909-10; New England, ND, 1910-11; Lakeside,
Wash, 1911-2; Lopez, Wash, 1912-3; Ferndale & N Bellingham, Wash, 1913-5; Christopher, Wash, 1915-9;
Olivet ch, Seattle, Wash, 1917-9. m. Laura Belle; 1 son adopted, John Notley. d. Seattle, Wash, Mar 13,
1943.
Norton, Edwin Clarence, b. Bradford, Pa, July 5, 1856. ed. Amherst Coll, BA, 1879; Johns Hopkins,
1879-80; Yale Divin Sch, 1881-3, MA, 1900; grad study, Oxford, Eng, 1904, Columbia Univ, 1914. h.
dcurces, PhD, Carleton Coll, 1896; DD, Pacific Sch of Rel, 1910. ord. Cong, Yankton, SD, May 1, 1884.
other act. Prin, public schs, Alexandria & Waseca, Minn, 1880-1; prof of Greek, Yankton Coll, SD, 1883-7;
prin of preparatory Dept, Pomona Coll, Cal, 1888-90; dean, Pomona Coll & prof of Greek lang & lit, 1890-
1923; dean em, 1923-43; pres & mod, S Cal Cong Conf, 1911-2. m. Frances Lee Rice, New Haven, Conn,
1884; 4 ch, Katharine Rice (Benner), Philip (d), Dorothy (d), Theodore Edwin (d). d. Claremont, Cal,
Oct 6, 1943. (See Who's Who in America.)
Nuuhiwa, Solomon D, ord. Cong, Hauula, Oahu, TH, Apr 18, 1897. p. Hauula-Kahuku ch. TH,
1897-1908. d. Hauula, Oahu, TH, Apr 8, 1941.
Oldfield, WiUiam Judson, b. Chicago, 111, Sept 16, 1871. ed. Knox Coll; Yashota Theol Sem, Wis.
ord. Cong. Clark, SD. Nov 12, 1903. p. Estelline, SD, 1898-1903; Clark, SD, 1903-8; Milbank, SD, 1908-14;
Roundup, Mont, 1914-9; Glendive, Mont, 1919-21; Ashland, Ore, 1921-6; Brea. Cal. 1920-31; Mojave.
Cal. 1933-43. m. Nellie Loretta Leonard, Estelline, SD, 1900; no ch. d. Mojave, Cal, June 15, 1943.
OmaD«, Chester C, b. Walled Lake, Mich, Sept 29, 1861. ed. Spring Arbor Sem, 1883. ord. Free Meth,
Sherwood. Mich, 1891; entered Cong fellowship, 1896. p. Minden City & Helena & White Cloud, Mich,
1896-9; Bedford & Banfield, Mich, 1899-1901; Wheatland, Mich, 1901-4; Addison, Mich, 1905-9; White
Cloud, Mich (2nd pas). 1909-11; Alpine & Walker, Mich, 1911-8; Metamora, Mich. 1920-3; Webster,
Mich, 1924-5. m. Cora A, Quincy, Mich, 1888; 4 ch, L Nelson, Glen A. Beatrice (Howell). Paul (d. 1919).
d. Ann Arbor, Mich, Jan 27. 1943.
Packard, Nahum Luther, 6. Brockton. Mass. Dec 31. 1851. ed. Wis Univ, grad 1883; Chicago Theo
Sem, grad 1886. ord. Cong, Nashua. Iowa. June 22. 1886. p. Nashua. Iowa. 1886-90; Ionia, Iowa, 1889-93;
Chickasaw & Bassett, Iowa, 1890-3; Buffalo Center, Iowa, 1896-9; Riceville & Mclntyre, Iowa. 1899-1904;
Liberty. Neb, 1912-7; Wahoo, Neb. 1917-20; Alma. Neb. 1920-2; Arvin, Cal. 1922-8, 1932-5. other act.
Evang in Iowa. 1893-6. in Neb, 1904-12; mod. Neb Cong Conf, 1918. t/j. Luella Williams, Richmond, Ind,
1853; 5 ch, Jessie Gaddis. Alice (d), Gertrude (d). Helen Yaussy. Lawrence, d. Arvin, Cal. May 29. 1943.
Page, Wesley Eugene, b. Brownville, Me. Aug 18. 1871. ed. Bates Coll. BA, 1894; Yale Divin Sch.
BD. 1897. ord. Cong. Milton, Conn. June 15, 1897. p. Milton, Conn. 1896-1903; Ellsworth. Conn. 1904-10;
Torringford ch. Torrington, Coim. 1910-21; New Haven. Vt. 1921-3; Westminster West. Vt. 1923-30;
Jericho Center. Vt. 1930-7. other act. YMCA sec in France, 1918-9. ?«. Mary Emily Page, Milton, Conn,
1899 (d. 1938); no ch: rn. Gladys Sarah Nealy, Richmond, Vt, 1941; no ch. d. Jericho Center, Vt, Jan 13,
1943.
Papazian, Manassah Garabed, b. Beredjik, Cilicia, Feb 16, 1865. ed. Central Turkey Coll, Aintab,
BA, 1882; Yale Divin Sch. BD, 1889; Andover Newton Theol Sem, 1889-90. h. degree, DD, Pacific Sch of
Rel. 1939. ord. Cong. Rowley. Mass. May 28. 1890. p. Rowley. Mass. 1890-2; Haig Evang ch, Aintab,
Tmkey, 1892-1907; Armenian Evang ch, New York, NY. 1908-14; Pilgrim Armenian ch, Fresno. Cal,
1914-40; p. em, 1940-43; Bethany ch, Oakland. Cal (interim), 1940-1; Gethsemane ch. Los Angeles. Cal
.^interim). 1941; Cilicia ch, Pasadena, Cal (interim), 1941-2. other act. Teacher in Egin, Turkey. 1882-4; in
Central Turkey Coll. 1884-6; gen evang & Home Sec of Armenian My Asso of America, 1928-9; visit abroad
the Armenian diaspora, 1929-30; lecturer & fund raiser for Near East Relief, 1918-9; mod, Cal Cong Conf,
1923; honored by Fresno Internat'l Inst as one of three distinguished citizens of foreign birth, 1938. m. Mary
Foster. Rowley. Mass, 1892; 5 ch. John William (d). George Mark. Paul Bradstreet, Laura Foster, Robert
Aram (d). d. Fresno. Cal, July 11, 1943.
Paris, Sandy A, b. Jan 10. 1867. ord. Cong. Athens. Ala, Apr 7, 1896. p. Jonesboro, Tenn, 1893-6;
Mt Earley, Tenn, 1896-8; Marietta, Ga, 1898-1911; Mooresville. NC. 1916-38; Shinnsville ch. Troutman.
NC, 1916-42. other act. Teacher, Warner Inst, Tenn. prior to 1898; teacher in rural schs of Ga. 1898-1916;
teacher. Mooresville, NC, 1916-25. m. Mrs. Paris; 9 ch, 6 boys & 3 girls (d). d. Mooresville, NC, Aug 23,
1943.
Parsons, Edward Smith, 6. Brooklyn, NY, Aug 9. 1863. ed. Amherst Coll, BA, 1883. MA, 1886;
Columbia Univ, 1883-4; Yale Divin Sch. BD, 1887. h. degrees, LHD. Amherst Coll, 1903; LLD. Ohio Wes-
leyan Coll. 1929; LLD, Marietta Coll, 1935. ord. Cong, Park ch, Greeley, Colo, Aug 29, 1888. p. Park ch.
Greeley. Colo. 1888-92. other act. Prof of English & head of EngUsh Dept. Colorado Coll, 1892-1917; vice
pres. Colorado Coll. 1899-1916; dean, Dept Arts & Sciences, Colorado Coll, 1901-17; YMCA asso sec War
Personnel Bd, NYC. 1917-9; pres. Marietta Coll. 1919-36; pres emeritus. 1936-43; class sec, 1936-43;
pres, YMCA bd of dir, Colorado Springs. 1894; pres, Colo Conf of Charities & Correction; chm, Rocky Mt
Athletic Council, 1909; pres, Ohio Coll Asso, 1923-4; organized Marietta Community Concerts, pub. The
Earliest Life of Milton, 1902; The Social Message of Jesus, 1910; editor. Milton's Minor Poems. 1900
50 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1943
711. Mary Augusta Ingersoll, Cleveland, Ohio, 1889; 6 ch, Esther, Charles Edwards (d), Elizabeth Ingersoll,
Josephine (d), Edward Smith Jr, Talcott. d. C'ambridge, Mass, Apr 22, 1943. (See Who's Who in America.)
Parsons, James, b. London, Eng, Sept 8, 1863. ed. Wheaton Coll, BA, 1888; Pacific Theol Sem, grad
1893. ord. Cong, Soquel, Cal, May 18, 1893. p. Soquel, Cal, 1893-5; Vocaville, Cal, 1895-6; Central Ave
ch, Los Angeles, Cal, 1896-8; Primghar, Iowa, 1898-1900; Harlan, Iowa, 1900-4; Owatonna, Minn, 1904-6;
First ch, Sedalia, Mo, 1906-9. other act. Supt, Society for the Friendless, in Minn, 1909-18, in Kan & Mo,
1918-29, in Cal, 1929-31; nat'l supt, 1931-7. m. Nina J Custis, Carlisle, Ohio, 1865; 6 ch, Nina L (Garlock),
Charles Curtis, Paul W, James Lowell, Ruth P (Baker), Miriam Katharine (Johnson), d. Anahim, Cal,
Aug 20, 1943.
Paske, WilHam JoIifTe, b. Bristol, Eng, Apr 10, 1863. ord. Cong, Newcastle, Neb, May 5, 1887. p.
Newcastle, Neb, 1886-8; Pierce, Neb, 1888-91; Park PI ch, Omaha, Neb, 1891-3; Norfolk, Neb, 1893-6;
Verona, NJ, 1896-1900; First ch, Moiitclair, NJ (asst), 1900-3; Alexandria, Minn, 1904-7; Central Pk ch,
Chicago, III, 1907-9; Highland ch, Cleveland, Ohio, 1910-4; Stuart, Fla, 1915-6; Worthington, Minn, 1916-
8. other act. Ch in Masonic order, m. Ida Kline, Norfolk, Neb, 1888; 3 sons, William Ralph, Charles Herbert,
Oliver Wendell, d. Altadena, Cal, Nov 30, 1943.
Pearson, Daniel J, b. Pearson, Ga, Mar 31, 1867. ord. Cong, Waycross, Ga, Oct 3, 1905. p. Rocky
Hill ch, Wilsonville, Ga, 1905-6; Mt. Green ch, Hasty, Ga, 1906-7; White Hall ch, Waycross, Ga, 1906-7,
1918-20; Union Hill ch, Pearson, Ga, 1908-10, 1915-20; New Light ch & Poplar Grove ch, Doerun, Ga,
1910-7; First ch, Douglas, Ga, 1913-7; Mt. Green ch, Fairfax, Ga, 1916-9; Mt. Green ch, Millwood, Ga,
1920-9. other act. Deputy tax collector, 1923-8; Co surveyor, Atkinson, Ga, 1928-41; commissioner, tax
deeds, Atkinson Co, Ga, 1933-41; officer in Masonic order, m. Letitia Sears, Pearson, Ga, 1888 (d. 1890);
2 sons, James W, Daniel Jr (d): m. Mary Dean, 1892 (d. 1928); 9 ch, Maggie. Mattie (d), Rachel, Letitia,
Nezzie, Benajah, Esther. Elizabeth, Fannie, d. Pearson, Ga, Jan 11, 1943.
Peel, Robert Henry, b. Nansemond Co, Va, July 20. 1864. ed. Elon Coll, BA, 1893. ord. Chr. Holland,
Va, Oct 31, 1894. p. Amberly, Va, 1896-8; Damascus & Eures & Liberty Spring & Sarem, Va, 1898-9;
Ivor, Va, 1899-1900; Union Surry & Spring Hill & Waverly, Va. 1899-1901; Dendron, Va, 1901-5; Union
Southampton & Mt Zion, \a, 1905-7; Windsor & Johnson's Grove & Barretts, Va, 1905-14; Ivor & Isle of
Wight, Va, 1908-14; New Lebanon, Va, 1914-5; Burtons Grove, Va, 1908-16; Wakefield & Union Surry &
Dendron, Va, 1914-6; South Westerlo, NY, 1916-8; Washington & Draketown, Pa, 1918-20; Gasport,
NY, 1920-35. other act. Pres, Valley \'a Chr Conf, 1896; pres, NY Western Chr Conf, 1931. m. Florence V
Neff, Antioch, Rockingham Co, \a, 1898; 2 ch, Jesse Burkholder, Katherine (Israel), d. Barker, NY, Oct 30,
1943.
Poeton, Josiah, 6. Coventry, Eng, Oct 28, 1867. ed. Teacher training in Eng; Moody Bible Inst, 1894-
6; Bangor Theol Sem, grad 1902. ord. Cong, Taylor, Neb, Nov 24, 1896. p. Taylor, Neb, 1896-9; Masardis,
Me, 1902-4; Irasburg, Vt, 1904-8; Johnson, Vt, 1908-10; San Ysidro, Cal, 1913-5; Claremont, Cal (Boys
Work Dir), 1920-5. other act. Teacher in Eng. my. Me My Soc & Cong SS Soc, 1899-1904; manager of coop,
San Ysidro, Cal, 1910-8; YMCA sec in France, 1918-9; dean of ed, Rio Grande Inst, Albuquerque, NM,
1925-31; social worker among Mexicans in Cal since 1931. pub. The Gospel according to John Doe. m. Har-
riet Ives Hale, Lincoln, Neb, 1896; 3 dau, Lois Maywood (Bentlej), Mary Elizabeth (White), Lucy Ham-
mond (Tiffany), d. Claremont, Cal, Oct 15, 1943.
Oulnby, Joseph Langdon, 6. North Sandwich, NH, Oct 30, 1859. ed. Harvard Univ, 1882-3; Yale
Univ, 1884-5; Bowdoin Coll, grad 1895; Andover Newton Theol Sem, grad 1890. h. degree. PhD, Central
Univ, Ind, 1910. ord. Cong, Gardiner, Me, Apr 19, 1892. p. Gardiner, Me, 1892-1943. other act. Pres, Asso
Charities for 25 yrs. m. Estella A, North Sandwich, NH, 1885; 1 dau. d. Augusta, Me. June 12, 1943.
Redfield, Charles Philip, b. Arlington, Vt, Jan 19, 1868. ed. Williams Coll, grad 1893; Hartford Theol
Sem, grad 1898. ord. Cong, Winter Park, Fla, Jan 18, 1899. p. Winter Park, Fla, 1898-1904; Kingston, RI,
1905-15. other act. Teacher, 1893-5. m. CJertrude M Burdick. Danielson, Conn, 1926; no ch. d. Rocky Hill,
Coim. Jan 8, 1943.
Reitlnger, Philip, b. Hungary. Apr 1, 1864. ed. Coll in Swit; Oberlin, Slavic course, grad 1889. ord.
Cong, Cleveland, Ohio, May 27, 1889. p. St. Louis. Mo (Czech), 1889-90; Wahoo, Neb (Czech), 1890-1;
Silver Lake, Minn, 1891-1903; Elmdale, Minn. 1897-1903; Cleveland, Ohio (German), 1903-6; Christ
German ch, Chicago, 111, 1906-9; Mizpah ch. Cleveland, Ohio, 1909-22. other act. Gen My, Neb. m. Josephine
Duba, Iowa Citj-, Iowa, 1889; 2 ch. Ruble J (Matuska), Theophil P. d. Montclair. NJ, Nov 8, 1943.
RIggs, Henry Harrison, b. Sivas. Turkey. Mar 2. 1875. cd. Carleton Coll, BA. 1896. Auburn Theol
Sem, BD, 1902. ord. Presb, Linnett, NY, Apr 1902; entered Cong fellowship, 1903. other act. Teacher in
Anatolia Coll, Marsovan, Turkey. 1896-9; my, ABCFM, Palestine. 1902; pres, Euphrates Coll, Harpoot,
Turkey, 1903-10; evang work in Harpoot, 1912-5; relief & rescue work in Armenia, 1915-7; lee in US for
.\rmenian Relief, 1917-8; relief, reconstruction & m.\- work in Turkey, 1919-20, in Constantinople & Beirut,
1920-35; mem of statf. Near East Sch of Theol, 1935-43; sec, Near East Christian Council, 1935-43. m.
.-Vnnie C Tracy, Athens, Pa, 1904 (d. 1905): m. Emma M Barnum, Harpoot, Turkey, 1907 (d. 1917); 1 dau.
Annie B (d) : m. Annie M Denison, Harpoot, Turkey, 1920; 2 dau, Ruth Elizabeth, Helen Sarah, d. Jeru-
salem, Palestine, Aug 17, 1943. (See Who's Who in America.)
Rowe, Marion Macdonald, b. Rome, Ga, Sept 28, 1872. ord. Cong, Houston, Ala, Sept 17, 1914. p.
Smith's Chapel, Arley. Ala, 1913-22; Liberty Hill ch, Houston, Ala, 1914-6, 1918-30; Bethel ch, Addison,
Ala, 1913-22; Union Cirove ch, Haleyville & Mt Carmel ch, Hamilton, Ala, 1928-9; Robertson's Chapel,
Arley, Ala, 1926-43. m. Rose Lela Stewart, Houston, Ala, 1899; 5 ch, Mattie, James Henry. Hubert Lee.
Loueta, Hirshel Stewart, d. Jasper, Ala, Mar 19, 1943.
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Necrology 51
Ruring, victor H, h. southern 111, Sept 28, 1805. ed. N Ind Normal Sch, BA, 1892; Oberlin Sch of
Theol, BD, 1897. h. degree, DD, Valparaiso Norm Coll. ord. Cong, Highmore, SD, Aug 4, 1897. p. Morris-
town & Waterville, Minn, 1898-1900; Coopenstown, ND, 1900-4; David City. Neb, 1905-8; Plaza, ND,
1908-9; Maquoketa, Iowa, 1912-6; Kingsley, Iowa, 1916-9; Shabbona, 111, 1919-21; Lebanon, Mo, 1921-6;
Danville, Iowa, 1926-34. m. Ola Barnett, Morristown, Minn, 1899; no ch. d. Mt Pleasant, Iowa, Nov 12,
1943.
Sarjeant, James Emanuel, 6. Barbados, BWI, June 20, 1871. ed. Moravian Theol Sem, Buxton
Grove, Antigua, BWI, BD, 1902; Eugene Bible Inst, 1926; Central Univ, DD, 1932. ord. Moravian, Roe-
buck St ch, Bridgetown, Barbados, BWI, Sept 23, 1906; entered Cong fellowship, 1921. p. Moravian pas-
torates 1902-19, St Jan, BWI (asst), 1902-3; Roebuck St ch, Bridgetown, Barbados, BWI (asst), 1903-8;
Greenbay ch, Antigua, BWI, 1908-13; Gracehill ch, Antigua, BWI, 1913-7; Moriah ch, Tobago, BWI,
1917-9; Union ch (formerly Ebenezer Moravian), New York, NY, 1921-42. other act. Teacher of Sloan-
Duployan phonography, m. Lilian Estelle Todd, Bridgetown, BWI, 1907; no ch. d. New York, NY, Dec 3,
1942.
Schwlmley, William Alvin, h. Donnellson, Iowa, June 23, 1869. ed. Eastern Iowa Normal Sch; Lean-
der Clark Coll, Iowa; Oberlin Sch of Theol, BD, 1895; grad study at Chicago Univ, 1909. ord. Cong, Pen-
field, Ohio. May 7, 1895. p. Lynn ch, Ogden. Utah (lie), 1892-3; Penfield, Ohio, 1893-6; Green River, Wyo,
1896-7; David City, Neb, 1897-9; Ashkum, 111, 1899-1900; Kangley, 111, 1900-2; Anita, Iowa, 1902-6;
Shenandoah, Iowa, 1906-7; Sibley, Iowa, 1907-10; Ashland, Ore, 1911-4; First ch, Lodi, Cal, 1914-20;
Calvary ch, Oakland, Cal, 1920-2; Escondido, Cal, 1922-9; Pacoima, Cal, 1929-30. other act. Pres, Iowa
state CE Union, 1904-6. m, Nora loa Carr, Nira, Iowa, 1890; 3 sons. Max Alvin, Leslie Carr, Don Howard.
d. Pasadena. Cal, Aug 2, 1943.
Secord, Albert Solomon, h. New Durham, Ont, Canada, Feb 8, 1868. ed. McGill Univ, BA & BD,
1900. ord. Cong, Forest, Ont, June 1900; entered US fellowship, 1904. p. Forest, Ont, 1900-4; Belding,
Mich, 1904-7; Lakeview, Mich, 1907-10; Brecksville, Ohio, 1910-1; West Williamsfield, Ohio, 1915-8;
Olmsted Falls, Ohio, 1918-21. m. Frances E. Dobie, Port Huron, Mich, 1904; 1 son, Clarence D (rf. 1936).
d. Olmsted Falls. Ohio, June 26, 1943.
Sims, Richard Verden, h. Aberdeen, Miss, Jan 1, 1808. ed. Tougaloo Coll, grad 1897; Tougaloo Theol
Sem, grad 1898. ord. Cong, New Iberia, La, Feb 5, 1899. p. New Iberia, La, 1898-1940; Belle, La, 1914-38.
other act. Teacher in rural .schs 1901-7; prin, public sch, 1910-1; mod, La Cong col Conf, 1903, 1915-17
1935-7; treas. La Cong col Conf, 1921-35; officer in Masonic order, 1915-8. m. Henriette Darby (d): m.
Effle Taylor (d) ; 7 ch, Annie id), Bessie (d), Frank (d), Gladys (Miller), Willie, Katie (Cash), Richard Verden
Jr. d. New Iberia, La, Feb 27, 1943.
Small, Harry Elmer, b. Machiasport, Me, Nov 6, 1802. ed. Washburn Coll, Kan, 1 yr; Amherst Coll,
BA, 1890; Yale Divin Sch, BD, 1893. ord. Cong, North Guilford, Conn, June 20, 1893. p. North Guilford,
Conn, 1893-4; Riverside ch. East Providence, RI, 1895-0; Goshen, Conn, 1897-1928; Canterbury, Conn,
1928-38; p. em. Goshen, Conn, 1928-43. other act. Mem, sch bd, Goshen, Conn, 1898-1918; reg, Litchfield
NE Cong Conf, 1918-28; rep, Conn state legis, 1927. m. Bertha Bartlett, Guilford, Conn, 1895; 4 ch. Eleanor
(Norton), Miriam Rossiter, Harry Eliot (d), Edwin Williams, d. North Berwick, Me, Dec 10, 1943.
Smith, Eugene Bernard, 6. Northbridge, Mass, June 12, 1881. ed. Bates Coll, BA, 1904; Hartford
Theol Sem, BD, 1909; grad study, 1910. ord. Cong, Lebanon, Conn, June 10, 1909. p. Lebanon, Conn,
1909-12; Hope oh. East Providence, RI, 1912-5; Berkshire, NY. 1915-8; Calipatria, Cal, 1920-2; Yucaipa,
Cal, 1925-7; Paxton, Mass, 1932-4. other act. Ch, US Army, 1918-9; field sec, Pilgrim Mem Fd & Inter Ch
World Movement, 1919-20; lib, San Francisco, Cal, 1924-5. m. Helena B. Nutter, Springfield, Ma.ss, 1920.
d. Bedford, Mass, Nov 18, 1943.
Smith, James Cballen, b. Veedersburg, Ind, Jan 24, 1805. ed. Butler Coll, BA, 1888, MA, 1894. ord.
Cong, Alexandria, Ind, Oct 19, 1896. p. Alexandria, Ind, 1890-1903; Siiverton, Colo, 1903-6; Provo, Utah,
1906-10. other act. Teacher, high sch. Salt Lake City, 1910-2, prin of jr high sch, 1914-21 ; teacher, Sawtelle,
Cal, 1921-4; sec. Chamber of Commerce & highway asso. m. India Wilson, Brighton, Iowa, 1888; 4 ch,
Helen, Cornelia (Manning), Josephine (Gray), James Challen Jr. d. Los Angeles, Cal, Sept 22, 1943.
Steelman, Isaac Newton, 6. Shakeb'ville, Pa, Nov 16, 18.59. ed. Colgate Coll, BA, 1882, MA, 1885;
Morgan Park Theol Sem. h. degree, DD, 1922. ord. Bapt, Atlantic City, NJ, Oct 29, 1885; entered Cong
fellowship, 1903. p. Lakewood, NY, 1903-5; Berkshire, NY, 1905-8; Crown Point & Ironville, NY, 1908-9;
Saugerties, NY. 1909-11; Cairo, NY (Presb), 1911-4; Flanders, NY (Presb), 1914-5; Breakabeen, NY
(Presb), 1915-20; Parish & Hastings, NY (Presb), 1920-2; Orwell, NY, 1922-4. other act. My in Mexico 4
yrs prior to 1903. to. Carrie E Ball, Honesdale, Pa, 1887; 5 ch, Henry, Florence (Dick), Mrs. Albert Christ-
man, George N, Ruth B (d. 1925). d. Williamstown, NY, June 13, 1943.
Stolz, Karl Ruf, 6. Traverse City, Mich, Jan 9, 1884. ed. Baldwin-Wallace Coll, Berea, Ohio, BA,
1907; Garrett Biblical Inst, BD, 1909; Northwestern Univ, MA, 1909; Iowa State Univ, PhD, 1911. h.
degrees, DD, Baldwin-Wallace Coll, 1927; DD, Garrett Biblical Inst, 1928. ord. Meth, 1911; entered Cong
fellowship, 1928. other act. Prof, Rel Ed, Wesley Coll, 1912-24; head of der)t. Bib Lit & Rel Ed, YMCA Coll,
Chicago, 111, 1924-7; prof, English Bible, & dean Sch of Tel Ed, Hartford Sem Found, 1927-43; visiting prof
im Rel Psychol, Presb Theol Sem, 1932, Garrett Biblical Inst, 1934. pub. Psychology of Prayer, 1923; Evolu-
tion & Genesis, 1927; Pastoral Psychology, 1932; Psychology of Religious Living, 1937; Tricks our Minds
Play on Us, 1939; Making the Most of the Rest of Life, 1941; The Church & Psychotherapy, 1943; (with
others) Jesus & a Boy's Philosophy of Life, 1926; Studies in Religious Education, 1931; Religion & The
Church Tomorrow, 1936. m. Fern Marie Buchanan, Solon, Iowa, 1912; 2 sons, Arthur Buchanan, Karl
Robert, d. Hartford, Conn, Mar 29, 1943, (See Who's Who in America.)
52 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1943
Strickland, Frederick Guy, 6. Mishawaka, Ind, Dec 14, 1869. cd. Antionh Coll; Ilillrdale Col); Hiram
Coll, BA, 1S9C; grad study at Cleveland Coll of Phys and Surg, Cleveland Coll of Oiatorv. ord. Chr, Eel
River Conf, Ind, Aug 1890. p. Enon, Ohio, 1890-3; Britton, Mich, 1893-8; Union ch, Chicago, 111, 1898-
1902; Central ch, Columbus, Ind (Disc), 1902-4; Anderson, Ind, 1906-11; Portland, Ind. 1907-8; Dayton,
Ohio, 1911-5; Roseville, Ohio, 1915-6; Franklin, Ohio, 1916-7; College ch, Defiance, Ohio, 1917-20; South
Solon. Ohio, 1921-3; Mt Pleasant, Ohio, 1923-5; Centerville ch. Lees Creek, Ohio, 1925-36; Williamsport,
Ohio, 1936-43; Five Point ch, Williamsport, Ohio, 1936-8; Clarksburg, Ohio, 1941-3; Dyesville, Ohio
(Comm), 1923-42. other act. Prof of Economics & Pub Speaking, Defiance Coll, 1917-20; lect for labor &
temperance orgs, 1896-1943; sec, Nat'l Conv Social Dem party, Indianapolis, Ind, 1900; sec, Socialist Party
of Ind; nat'l lee for Socialist Party, 1908-10; edited The Social Forum, 1899-1900, Social Justice, 1901-2,
The Iowa Socialist, 1903; pres. Deer Creek PTA, 1940-3; 1st resident manager of Hiram House, Cleveland.
m. May McDonald, New Lexington, Ohio, 1891; 2 ch, Duncan McDonald, Mary Louise (Roberts), d. Wil-
liamsport, Ohio, Apr 6, 1943. (See Who's Who in America.)
Surdival, William, b. Carnarvon, North Wales, Sept 10, 1859. ed. Kings Sch of Oratory & Theol,
North Wales, h. degree, DD, Defiance Coll, 1912. ord. Welch Cong, Jermyn, Pa, Feb 19, 1896. p. S Wilkes-
Barre, Pa, 1895-6; Jermyn, Pa, 1896-8; South Side ch, Pittsburgh, Pa, 1898-1905; Gomer, Ohio, 1905-14;
Middlepoint, Ohio (Presb), 1914-23; Ottawa, Ohio (Presb), 1923-8; Lexington, Ohio (Presb), 1928-33.
other act. In bus prior to 1896. to. Margaret Williams, Wilkes-Barre, Pa, 1887 (d. 1926); 5 ch, Robert J (d.
1922), Mrs. W J Edwards. Elizabeth, Mrs. F W Baxter, Mrs. D W Lutz (d. 1936). d. Ashland, Ohio,
July 23, 1943.
Swan, Herbert Eugene, 6. Shabbona, 111, Jan 29, 1864. ed. Dodge City Theol Sem, 4 jts. ord. ME,
Hutchinson, Kan, Mar 1890; entered Cong fellowship, 1922. p. Meth chs until 1919; Pilgrim ch, Oklahoma
City, Okla, 1919-20; Jennings, Okla, 1938-43. other act. Supt, Okla Anti Saloon League, 1899-1906; mod,
Okla Cong Conf, 1926. to. pvb. It Might Be; Moonshine Valley, d. Jennings, Okla, Dec 11, 1943.
Taggart, George Andrew, b. Parkenburgh, W Va. Mar 20. 1862. ord. Cong, Freewater, Ore, Apr 4,
1896. p. Ingle Chapel, Freewater, Ore, 1896-8; Tualatin, Ore, 1897-8; Mississippi Ave ch, Portland, Ore,
1898-1902; Rainier & St Helens, Ore, 1902-5; Weiser, Ida, 1920-4. other act. in bus in Ida; mod, Ida Cong
Conf, 1922; officer in Masonic order, m. Annie Laurie Coston, Walla Walla, Wash, 1893; 3 ch, two deceased,
d. Myrtle Creek, Ore, Aug 2, 1943.
Tate, Emily Louise Bond, b. Southington, Conn, Mar 28, 1867. ord. Cong, Franklin, Conn, Oct 24,
1924. p. Franklin, Conn (A.sso), 1923-5; Higganum, Conn (Asso), 1926-37. to. William J Tate, Plantsville,
Conn, 1894 (d); 3 sons, Stanley Bond (d). William J Jr, George E. d. Higganum, Conn, Aug 1, 1943.
Towne, Salem Darius, 6. Clarksburg, Mass, May 9, 1857. ed. Bangor Theol Sem, grad 1885. ord.
Cong, Ellsworth Falls, Me, June 30, 1885. p. Ellsworth Falls, Me, 1883-7; Hampden, Me, 1887-9; Old Town
& Milford, Me, 1892-4; Medford, Mass, 1911-4. other act. Teacher in \t schs; bookkeeper & paymaster at
Bennington Woolen Mills; regis of Probate Court, 1882; gen my for Me M.\- Soc, 1888-90; published denom
paper "The Word and the Work", 1890-1900; published clergy supplies, 1900-38. m. Sarah C. Wheeler,
Williamstown, Mass, 1878 (d. 1932); 3 ch, Ernest W, Edward R. Mrs. Morton Walker: m. Edna F Higgins,
Boston, Mass, 1933. d. Somerville, Mass, Apr 26, 1943.
Van Der Pyl, Nicholas, b. Ouwerkerk, Zeeland, Holland. Jan 11, 1866. ed. Hartford Theol Sem, BD.
1893. ord. Cong. North Wilbraham, Mass, Sept 13, 1893. p. North Wilbraham, Mass, 1893-5; Holliston,
Mass, 1895-1903; Marblehead, Mass, 1903-7; Centre ch, Haverhill, Mass, 1907-17; First ch, Oberlin, Ohio,
1917-22; United ch, Oberlin, Ohio, 1922-7. other art. Editorial writing for Boston Herald, 1912-7; special
agent, US Dept of Labor, 1918-9; mem, Comm on Interchurch World iMovement, 1919-20; chm, Comm on
Social Service, Nat'l Council of Cong Chs, 1917-23; mod, Ohio Cong Conf, 1921; pres, Ohio Pastors' Asso;
mem Common Int'l& Inter Racial Relations, Nat'l Council of Cong Chs, 1923-5; lecturer on social & indus-
trial conditions, to. Ada Alice Forbes. Roxbury, Mass, 1893 (d. 1937); 5 ch, Doris (Meacham), Lyman Mil-
ton, Ellis Cutler, Helen, Russell Lowell, d. Oberlin, Ohio. Aug 31. 1943.
Van Winkle, J Stanley, b. Albany. Ore, Dec 8, 1890. ed. Albany Coll, Ore. BA, 1913; Univ S Cal.
1913-5; Kimbal Theol Sem, Salem, Ore, BD, 1917; grad study, Univ Wash, 1918-9. ord. ME, Salem, Ore,
1918; entered Cong fellowship, 1939. p. Meth pastorates at Hinsdale, Mont, Bandon & Port Oxford, Ore,
Ronald sch, Seattle, Wash, Shedd, Ore, North Bend, Ore, 1916-22; Lebanon, Ore (Presb); Reedsport, Ore
(Presb), 1926-7; Pilot Rock, Ore (Presb), 1927-9; Pineville, Ore (Presb), 1929-37; Hubbard, Ore, 1938-42;
Elliott Prairie & Monitor & Smyrna, Ore, 1938-42. other act. Prin, high sch, Shedd, Ore, 1920; teacher at
Lebanon & Pilot Rock, Ore; active in civic governments as police judge, city recorder, sec of city councils and
relief org; bus, 1933-8. to. Regina Liska, Albany, Ore, 1917; 6 ch, Eina Allison, Joseph Stanley, James Ed-
ward, John Charles, Mary Pauline, Lida Keith (d). d. Silverton. Ore. Dec 26. 1942.
Vickery, Charles Rowe, 6. Lansing, Mich, Sept 10, 1873. cd. Syracuse Univ, BA, 1900; Drew Theol
Sem, BD, 1903; Neff Coll of Oratory, 1 yr. ord. ME, West Pittston, Pa, Apr 1905: entered Cong fellowship,
1927. p. Elm Park ch, Scranton, Pa (ME) (asst), 1903-5; Wyoming Meth Conf, 1905-8; Minoa, NY (ME),
1913-6; Manlius, NY (ME), 1916-8; Wilson, Conn, 1925-8. other act. My of ME ch to India & Malaysia,
1908-11; YMCA .sec overseas, 1918-9; sec. Conn Fed of Chs; mem. Conn state Bd of Ed, 1928-38. to. Kate
Campbell, Scranton, Pa, 1905; 1 dau, Almeda Campbell, d. New Haven, Conn, Feb. 2, 1943.
Vincent, Clarence Augustus, b. Bainbridge, Ohio, Dec 17, 1859. ed. Oberlin Coll, BA, 1884; Oberlin
Sch of Theol, BD, 1888; Yale Univ, grad study, 1888-9. h. degree, DD, Hillsdale Coll, 1898. ord. Free Will
Bapt, Buffalo, NY, May 1888; entered Cong "fellowship, 1893. p. Buffalo, NY (FW Bapt), 1888-93; San-
dusky, Ohio, 1893-8; Central ch. Galesb\irg, 111, 1898-1907; Immanuel-Walnut Ave ch, Boston, Mass,
1907-14; Mt Pleasant ch, Washington, DC, 1914-7; Winter Park, Fla, 1917-34; Miami Shore, Fla (Comm),
1934-41. p. em, 1941-3. other act. Pres. Ohio Cong Asso. 1896; pres. Ill Cong .\sso, 1900; mod, Fla Cong
1 943] Necrologij 53
Asso, 1921; mem, Comm on Evang, Nat'l Cong Council, 1907-10; mem, Conim on Temperance, Nat'l Cong
Council, 1917-20; mem, Comm on Missions, Nat'l Cong Council, 1923-7; pres. Parents Asso, Boston Pub
Schs; Pres, World's Scientific Asso; pres, Hungerford Indus Sch for Negroes, Fla. pub. Acts of Modern Apos-
tles. 1893; Providence in America, 1897; Night and the Stars. 1906. asso editor. The Christian At Work. m.
Lucy Seymour Hall, Dorer, Ohio, 1888; 6 ch, Hope E, Ruth E, Helen Dorothy (McLean), Clarence Hall,
Donald Chamberlain, Howard Paton. d. Winter Park, Fla, Mar 31, 1943. (See Who's M'ho in America.)
Voss, Carl August, 6. Wheeling, WVa, Aug 17. 1876. ed. Elmhurst Coll, HI; Univ of Cincinnati;
Meadville Theol Sch, BD, 1896; grad study, Lane Theol Seni, Cincinnati, Ohio. h. degree, DD, Univ of
Pittsburgh, 1909. ord. Evang Protestant Ch of N Am, Cincinnati, Ohio, June 28, 1896. p. Immanuel Evang
Pro ch, Fairmount, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1897-1905; Smithfield Evang Pro ch, Pittsburgh, Pa, 1905-43. other
act. Pres, Evang Pro Ch of N Am, 1913-20; acti/e in merger of Evang Pro Ch with Cong, 1923-7; charm of
executive com, Cong Home Eds, 1931-6; mem, Nat'l Cong Council, Common Missions, Church Extension'
Eds, & executive com of Nat'l Council; del to Internat'l Council, Bournemouth, Eng, 1930; mem of executive
com of Federal Council; pres, Cong Union of Pittsburgh & vicinity, 1930; pres, German Protestant Orphan-
age. 1916-42; vice-pres. Combined Cong Homes for Aged, 1943; pres. Mothers' Pension League of Allegheny
Co, 1917-37; dir. Public Health Nursing Asso, 1937-43; mem. Advisory Bd, Chicago Theol Sem; trustee
Cong House, Chautauqua, NY, Atlanta Theol Found, Nashville. Tenn; dir of service club; chaplain of
Masonic grand lodge of Pa, 1940. pub. History of German Evangelical Protestant Smithfield Church of
Pittsburgh (1782-1907) 1907, & (1782-1932) 1932; History of the German Protestant Orphanage, Pitts-
burgh, 1912; History of the German PVotestant Home for Aged, 1913. m. Lucy Dorothea Wilms, Cincinnati,
Ohio, 1898; 4 ch, Edward Wilms, Victor Emanuel, Carl Hermann, Dorothy (Casselman). d. Pittsburgh, Pa,
Dec 24, 1943.
Vradenburg, Edgar Slater, b. Esopus, NY, June 24, 1871. ed. State Normal Sch, New Paltz, NY,
grad 1894. ord. Cong, Hubbardton, Vt, Feb 7, 1906. p. ME pastorates for 14 yrs; Hubbardton, Vt, 1905-9;
West Rutland, Vt, 1909-11; Enosburg, Vt, 1911-9; Second ch, Berkshire, Vt, 1912-9. other act. Teacher,
Highland High Sch, NY, 2 yrs; teacher in pub schs, 7 yrs. m. Mara Charlotte Ryall, New Paltz, NY, 1894; 4
ch, Charlotte Elizabeth (White), James Edgar, Paul Revere, Juliana Ryall. d. Scotia, NY, May 18, 1943.
Wailes, Prince Oliver, 6. Placamon. La, ed. Maharry Coll, MD 1909; Talladega Coll. ord. Cong, 1895.
p. Cove ch, Talladega, Ala (lie), 1894-5; Ironton. Ala. 1895-7; Schriever. La. 1899-1901. other act. In bus.
New Orleans, La & Ruston, La. m. Pet Dillery. Ruston, La. 1921; 3 ch, C C. B J, P O. d. Mansfield, La, May
28, 1935.
Webber, Berthold L, b. near Fort Dodge, Iowa, Feb 25, 1862. ed. Tabor Coll, BA, 1889; Chicago
Theol Sem, BD, 1894. ord. Cong, Clay Center, Neb, Sept 4, 1894^ p. Clay Center, Neb, 1894-5; Aurelia.
Iowa, 1895-6; Milford, Iowa, 1896-7; Gowrie, Iowa, 1898-9. other act. My, Am SS Union in Preston, Minn,
1899-1901, in Marshall, Minn, 1901-8, in McCook, Neb, 1908-27. m. Belle O Osborn. Tabor. Iowa, 1891. d.
Claremont. Cal, Oct 30, 1943.
Whitaker, Oliver Barr, 6. Weaubleau, Mo, July 20, 1869. cd. Weaubleau Coll, MS, 1888. h. degrees,
DD, Merom, 1900, LLD, 19—. ord. Chr, Weaubleau, Mo, 1893. p. Lincoln, Kan, 1893-1906; Weaubleau,
Mo, 1906-8; Merom, Ind, 1908-10; Weaubleau, Mo, 1913-23. other act. Vice pres, Farmer.s Nat'l bank,
Lincoln, Kan; pres, state bank, Beverly, Kan; farmer; mem, state legis of Mo, 24 yrs. pub. Dick Haley;
Herbert Brown; Evenings with Uncle Bija. m. Annetta R Boyles, Humansville, Mo, 1893; 4 ch, Portia
Nerisea, Minnie Emeline, Uncas Aeneas, Sydney Summetbell (d). d. Weaubleau, Mo, May 4, 1942.
Williams, Benjamin John, b. Abertewj', South W.ales, Nov 20, 1878. ed. Cardiff Univ, grad 1904.
ord. Cong, Glen Lyon, Pa, Aug 11, 1906. p. Glen Lyon, Pa, 1905-8; Wanamie, Pa, 1900-8; Nebo & Siloam &
Tyn Thos, Ohio, 1908-11; Siloam & Fairview chs, Farmersville Station, NY, 1911-4; East Smithfield, Pa,
1914-7; Frostburg, My, 1918-9; Chatham, Ohio, 1920-2; MorristowB ch. Brier Hill, NY, 1922-5; Moira,
NY, 1925-9; Slatington, Pa, 1929-34, 1938-42; Locktomi, NJ, 1934-7. other act. Pres, Slarington minis
Asso. m. Mary Ann Jones, Abedere, South Wales, 1881; 4 ch. Mary Margaret (d), Margaret (Ouimette),
William G, Ruth La Verne (Dwj-er). d. Slatington, Pa, Feb 20, 1943.
Wiswall, Frederick Maynard, b. Marlboro, NH, Dec 27, 1859. cd. Dartmouth Coll., grad 1886; Hart-
ford Sem Found, grad 1889. ord. Cong, Windham, Conn, Apr 30, 1890. p. Windham, Conn, 1890-2; Putney,
Vt, 1896-8. other act. Teacher; farmer, m. Carrie Lowe, Newfane, Vt, 1901 ; no ch: m. Lilla L Moulton, New-
fane. Vt. 1916; no ch. d. Newfane, Vt, Feb 4, 1943.
Withington, Frederic Burnham, 6. Escondido, Cal, Feb 10, 1891. ed. Harvard Univ, grad 1915;
Union Theol Sem, grad 1918. ord. Cong, May 18, 1918. p. Bethany ch, Lynn, Mass, 1934-5; Central Union
ch, Honolulu, TH (asso), 1935-6; Union ch, Lihue, TH, 1939-43. other act. Ch, overseas with 29th Div,
AEF, 1918-9; gen sec, Williams Coll Chr Asso, 1919-20; ch & instr, Exeter Academy, NH, 1920-3; hdmaster
& instr. Boys Sch in Cody. Wyo, 1923-4, in Ridgefield, Conn, 1924-5, Rye. NY. 1925-C; ch. Kamehameha
Schs. TH, 1926-34; my p, Waialua. TH. 1936-9. m. Margaret Adriance. Winchester, Mass, 1898; 3 sons,
Frederic B Jr, William A. Arthur, d. Lihue, Kauai, TH, July 4, 1943.
Woodrow, Samuel Hetherington, b. Melbourne, Canada, Mar 23, 1862. ed. Bates Coll, BA, 1888;
Yale Divin Sch, grad 1892. h. degree, DD, Bates Coll, 1903. ord. Cong, Mechanic Falls, Me. July 1892. p.
Westerly, RI, 1892-5; Plymouth ch. Providence, RI, 1895-8; Hope ch, Springfield, Mass, 1898-1907; First
ch, Washington, DC, 1907-13; Pilgrim ch, St Louis, Mo, 1913-21; Newton Highlands, Mass, 1921-8. other
act. Pres, Conn Valley Cong Club, Mass, 1904, Washington DC Cong Club, 1908; mod, Wash & NJ Cong
Asso, 1908, Mass Cong Conf, 1926; del to My Conv, Edinburgh, 1910; vice pres, Cong SS Soc, 1910-7; pres,
Cong Home My Soc, 1910-2; mem. Nat'l Cong Council, Comm of 25, 1912; mem, Nat'l Cong Council, Comm
on Ch Unity, 1912; vice pres, Cong World Movement, 1920; chm. Nat'l Cong Council. Comm on Theol
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Sem, 1920; state representative & vice pres & pres, Boston Seaman's Friend Soc, 1922-6; del to Fed Council,
1916; trustee, Bates Coll, Hartford Sch of Relig Pedagogy, Atlanta Theol Sem, Drury Coll. pub. Probability
& Possibility of Miracles, 1899; Essential Truth, 1904. m. Minnie Clough, Auburn, Me, 1888; 2 ch, Frank
Clough, Christine Hetherington (d). d. Jerseyville, 111, Sept 5, 1943. (See Who's Who in America.)
Wright, Alfred Clarence, b. Galva, 111, June 15, 1858. ed. Beloit Coll, BA, 1880; Chicago Theol Sem,
BD, 1880. h. degree, DD, Beloit Coll, 1937. ord. Cong, Topeka, Kan, June 6, 1886. other act. Organized ch schs
for American SS Union, Oregon Ter, 1880-2; my, ABCFM, in Mexico, 1886-1927; prin, Rio Grande Training
Sch, El Paso. Tex, 1892-1901; co-prin, Colegio Internacional, Guadalajara, Mex, 1901-10, 1921-2; trans-
lated over 50 hymns into Spanish, m. Annie Curtis Olds, Beloit, Wis, 1886 (d) ; 4 ch, Margarita, Leavitt Olds,
Roland Benjamin (d), Alfreda Delight (Allen) (d). d. Eugene, Ore, Sept 13, 1943.
Wyrick, Lonnie Lee, 6. Guilford Co, NC, July 19, 1891. ed. Elon Coll, grad 1918. ord. Chr, ReidsviUe,
NC, Nov 20, 1918. p. Concord, NC, 1917-36; Howard's Chapel, NC, 1917-20, 1933-5; Shallow Ford, NC,
1917-8, 1936-40; High Point, NC, 1919-20, 1927-8; Ether & Shady Grove, NC, 1921-2; Mt Pleasant, NC,
1921-5, 1934-7; Happy Home, NC, 1922-8; Danville, Va, 1924-5; New Hill, NC, 1928-32; Pleasant Hill,
NC, 1928-9; Bethel, NC, 1929-30; Antioch ch. Bear Creek, NC, 1939-42; Pleasant Cross ch, Ashboro, NC,
1940-1. m. Annie Ethel Brown, Elon College, NC, 1919; 3 ch. Hosea M, Ruth I, S Ervin. d. Burlington, NC.
Jan 31, 1943.
Youtz, Herbert Alden, 6. Des Moines, Iowa, Apr 28, 1867. ed. Simpson Coll, BA, 1890, MA, 1893;
Boston Univ, BST, 1895, PhD, 1903; grad study, Marburg & Berlin Univ, 1902-3. h. degree, DD, Boston
Univ, 1931. o.rd. Cong, Middlefield, Mass, May 2'7, 1897. p. East Dennis, Mass, 1892-3; Quincy Point, Mass,
1894-6; Middlefield Mass, 1896-8; Plymouth ch, Providence, RI, 1899-1901. other act. Asst prof. Systematic
Theol, Chicago Theol Sem, 1903-4; prof, Phil of Religion, McGill Univ, 1905-8; prof, Auburn Theol Sem,
NY, 1908-18; prof, Phil of Religion & Christian Ethics, Oberlin Grad Sch of Theol, 1918-32; p. em,
1932-43; teacher, Boston Univ Sch of Theol, 1937-8; teacher, summer terms at Chicago Univ, 1912, 1913,
1914, Columbia Univ, 1919. pub. The Enlarging Conception of God, 1914; The Supremacy of the Spiritual,
1924; Affirmations of Christian Belief, 1930. m. Mary Palmer Newell, Brimfield, Mass, 1894; 3 ch, Philip
Newell, Jean Payton, Julia Caroline, d. Springfield, Mass, Mar 20, 1943.
Zartman, George W, 6. Lodi, NY, May 9, 1887. ed. Syracuse Univ; Drew Theol Sem, grad 1913; NY
Univ grad sch, 1 yr. ord. Meth, Scranton, Pa, 1916; entered Cong fellowship, 1920. p. Chenango Forks,
NY (Meth). 1913-5; Tunnell. NY (Meth); Java & Java Village. NY. 1919-21; Mont Vernon, NH. 1923-5;
Marshfield. Mass. 1925-8; Piermont, NH, 1929-31; Barnstead & S Barnstead. NH, 1933-4. other act. Chap
& teacher at State Reformatory, Rahway, NJ, 1921-3; lee. 1931-3. Unmarried, d. Feb 27, 1943.
NECROLOGY TABULAR VIEW, 1875-1943
(To and including 1930, Congregational Ministers only)
1. NUMBER, AGE, SERVICE
Year
No. of Deaths
Average Age
Average Length of Service
1875-1942
7531
72 yrs., 1 mo., 26 ds.
38 yra., 5 mos., 14 ds.
1943
157
74 yrs., 9 mos., 18 ds.
43 yrs., 9 mos., 29 ds.
1875-1943
7688
73 yrs.. 5 mos.. 22 ds.
41 yrs., 1 mo., 19 ds.
2. AGE BY DECADES
Year
Over 90
81-90
71-80
61-70
51-60
41-50
31-40
Under 30
Unknown
1875-1942
239
1494
2365
1732
879
434
251
71
66
1943
9
43
60
30
14
0
1
-
-
1875-1943
248
1537
2425
1762
893
434
252
71
66
1943]
The Committee for War Vidmis and Services
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THE COMMITTEE FOR WAR VICTIMS AND SERVICES
289 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y.
Boynton Merrill, D.D., Chairman
lurk Smith, Chairman, Executive Committee
Elbert A. Harvey, Treasurer
Mrs. Edward T. Willson, Executive Secretary
The Committee gratefully lists below contributions from churches and individual gifts received during
the year January 10, 1943 to January 10, 1944.
It should be remembered that many churches in war camp and war industry areas are providing emer-
gency services which have the effect of limiting their contributions to the Committee.
The churches starred (*) are enrolled in the Year of Sacrificial Giving. Those double starred (**) have
10 per cent or more of their members enrolled in the Year of Sacrificial Giving or are making total contribu-
tions which would be equal to a 10 per cent enrollment.
Church
Gift
Church
Gift
ALABAMA (White)
Porterville, 1st*
Redwood City, 1st*
Rio Vista
$ 322.79
.... 283.30
7.00
6.25
30.00
4.25
9.10
18.60
3.61
1.25
1.25
1.25
20.00
5.35
4.50
10.00
1.25
15.00
15.00
Birmingham, Pilgrim
Clanton, East View
Ripon, 1st
Sacramento, 1st
SaUda, Com.
28.73
95 85
" Mt. Springs
Headland, Blackwood
Jemison, Archer's Chapel
31 00
San Carlos, Com
San Francisco, Grace United* . . .
47.44
74.73
6.00
" 1st
" Ocean View
5.00
" Spring Hill
30 65
'■ Richmond*
San Jose, 1st*
San Leandro, Broadmoor
Santa Rosa*
10.00
Thorsby, United Protestant
35 00
Wadley
101 02
Saratoga, Fed
Sonoma
Soquel
Stockton, 1st
Suisun
Tulare, 1st*
Weaverville, Trinity
NEVADA
Reno
121.74
FLORIDA
Crestview, Dorcas
MISSISSIPPI
Individual Gift (Hattiesburg, Alolui
Center USO)
41.55
44.08
197.87
19.09
185 00
20.00
44.12
456.75
TOTAL ?
146.66
ALABAMA (Colored)
TOTAL
Talladega $
5.00
.... ? 9,065.57
CALIFORNIA (Southern an
Conference)
TOTAL $
5.00
d Southwest
CALIFORNIA (Northern)
Alessandro Valley, Com
Alpine, Com.*
Altadena, Com
Arvin, Union
Atascadero Com.**
.... $ 3.50
56.76
40.00
131.05
353 08
Adin $
Alameda, 1st
Alturas, Fed.**
Angel's Camp, Union**
10.00
81.75
178.47
93.00
37.50
68.31
1,577.63
393.21
98.75
30.00
70.98
103.37
154.27
34.80
505.75
682.14
169.63
19.65
25.00
8.00
102.75
346.86
157.81
134.04
34.00
351.50
83.00
519.19
88.00
358.50
22.00
21.00
153.43
25.17
Auburn*
Avalon, 1st
Bakersfield, 1st
Barstow, Mexican
59.44
Berkeley, 1st**
" North**
3.65
27.55
CampbeU*
Cfttati
Crockett, Com
Elk Grove, Hoffnongsfeld**
Buena Park, 1st
Burbank, 1st**
Chino, Mexican
10.00
402.02
29.81
12.00
Eureka, 1st*
Fairfax, Com
Ferndale, 1st**
Fresno, 1st**
Claremont**
Corona, 1st
Escondido, 1st
Glendale, 1st*
5,375.60
45.00
37.50
709 . 02
" Pilgrim
Guerneville
Hay ward, Eden
Likely
Lodi, Ebenezer
Henet, Pilgrim
Highlands, East
La JoUa, Union
Lemon Grove, 1st**
28.83
2.25
15.00
572.22
38.50
" 1st
Loomis**
Martinez, 1st
" 1st
Los Alamitos, Com
402.00
4.08
1 00
Murphys, 1st**
Oakland, 1st
" Fruitvale . ...
' ' Eagle Rociv', United .' .' .' .' .' .' .'
" 1st
10.00
51.14
1,236 92
156.50
" Hollywood
" Lincoln
" Masis, Armenian
" Church of the Messiah
147.07
Palo Alto, 1st*
ParUer
36.00
79.45
31 00
Petaluma, 1st*
Port Chicago
" Mt. Hollywood
" Park
915.29
77.00
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Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
Church
Gift
Los Angeles, Plymouth** $ 549. 50
" Western Knoll 112.46
" Colonial 2.25
Manhattan Beach, Com.** ,. . 369. 19
Maricopa, 1st 49.40
National City, 1st 0.00
Norwalk, Bethany 39.75
Ontario, Bethel* 215.80
Pasadena. 1st* 486.79
" Lake Ave 285.00
" Neighborhood 100.00
" Pilgrim 25.00
Pomona, Pilgrim 797 . 10
Pomona Valley, Mexican** 224 . 10
Ramona, 1st 44 . 60
Redlands, 1st* 286.00
Rialto 20.00
Riverside, 1st* 89.00
San Bernardino, 1st ' 8C
San Diego, 1st* 117.02
" Kensington, Com 81.50
" Logan Heights 60.00
" Mission Hills** 747.50
Santa Ana, 1st** 581.92
Santa Barbara, 1st* 66.00
Saticoy, Com 121 . 25
Seeley , 14 . 50
Sierra Madre, 1st 25 . 00
South Pasadena, Oneonta 106.46
Wasco, 1st 75 . 96
Whittier, Plymouth 184 . 96
ARIZONA
Nogales, Trinity 20.00
Phoenix, 1st 63 . 55
" Neighborhood 60.00
" Union 20.00
Prescott, 1st** 351 . 95
Tempe, 1st 110.03
Tucson, 1st* 215.60
Warren, Com 20.00
NEVADA
Las Vegas, Immanuel, Com 25. 10
NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque, 1st 2.00
Gallup, El Divino Salvador 30.50
" 1st 15.00
Grants, Spanish 5.00
Hurley, Union* 30.33
TEXAS
El Paso, PUgrim, Fed 5.00
" Lower Valley, Com.* 240.21
Individual Gifts 477 . 44
TOTAL $18,769.50
COLORADO
Bailey, Com $ 50. 00
Berthoud, Salem 32.08
Bethune, Hope 58.68
Boulder, 1st* 200. 17
Brush, Immanuel 98.64
Buena Vista* 12.00
CoUbran 30.49
Colorado Springs, 1st** 1,000.33
Cope 2.00
Craig 10.00
Denver, Berkeley, Com.* 298.90
" Blvd.* 29.00
" 1st, German 65.25
" 1st Plymouth** 1,968. 11
" Free Evang., German 5.00
" Grandview, Union 58. 80
" Ohio Ave 20.00
" 6th Ave 28.23
" Washington Park* 117.53
Fort Collins 30.25
Fort Morgan, Christus 82.75
Grand Junction, 1st 50. 50
Greeley, 1st* 334.65
Longmont, 1st 10.00
Loveland, 1st, German 51 .00
Milliken, German 20.11
Nucla, Union
Pueblo, 1st . . . .
. s
. $
33.45
94 15
Individual Gifts
168 58
WYOMING
Yoder
TOTAL
5 119 01
CONNECTICUT
Andover** 3
Avon
Beacon Falls, United
Berlin*
Bethel**
Bethlehem, Fed
Bloomfield, Fed
Bolton
Branford, North
•' 1st
Bridgeport, Park**
" United* :
Bridgewater
Bristol, 1st
Broad Brook
Brookfield
Brooklyn, Fed
Canaan, Pilgrim
Canterbury
Canton Center
Centcrbrook
Chaplin**
Cheshire
Clinton, 1st
Colchester*
Collinsville, 1st
Columbia
CornwaU, 1st Ch. of Christ**
" West, 2nd**
Coventry, 1st
" 2nd
Cromwell, 1st*
Danbury, 1st
Danielson, Westfield**
Darien, 1st**
Day ville
Deep River, 1st
Durham, 1st Ch. of Christ
Eastford
East Granby
East Haddam, 1st Ch. of Christ**
East Hartford, South*
East Haven, Old Stone Church
East Norwalk, Swedish Bethlehem ....
Easton
Elmwood, Com
Fairfield, 1st Ch. of Christ**
" Greenfield HiU*
Falls Village
Farmington, 1st Ch. of Christ
Frankhn, 1st
Glastonbury, Buckingham
1st Ch. of Christ
Goshen
Lebanon
Granby, South
Greenwich, 1st*
2nd*
Stanwich
Griswold, 1st**
Jewett City, 2nd, Fed.*
Guilford, North
Haddam
Harwinton, Torrington*
Hartford, Asylum Hill* 1,
" Broadview
" 1st Church Center** 1,
" Immanuel*
" Talcott
" Windsor*
19.30
11.00
5.00
97.25
069.18
209.81
761.39
939.70
25.00
58.00
1943]
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57
Church
Gift
Higganum $ 13.00
Kent, 1st* fl4.39
Lebanon 35 . 00
Ledyard, Norwich* 76.31
Lisbon, Newent** 96.00
Litchfield, 1st* 122.37
" Milton 15.00
Madison, 1st 166.63
•' North 31.65
Manchester* 365 . 96
" Covenant 70.00
" 2nd 19.16
Mansfield Center, 1st** 207.45
Meriden, 1st 50.00
" Center 100.00
Middlebury** 296.91
Middlefield 156.26
Middletown, 1st Ch. of Christ 50.75
Milford, Ch. of Christ 288.48
Montville 13.00
Morris** 200. 90
Mystic 6.00
New Britain, 1st Ch 1.104.00
" South* 2,063.69
" Stanley Mem.* 223.97
New Canaan** 800.63
New Fairfield 18.00
New Hartford** 357.18
New Haven, Dwight Place* 227. 10
" 1st Center** 1,650.34
" Grand Ave 0.00
" Humphrey 61.48
" Hamden Pilgrim 50.00
," Plymouth* 347.44
" Ch. of Redeemer* 321.95
" United** 1,2.57.75
New London, 1st 28. 18
" 2nd** .558.85
New Milford, 1st* 405.80
New Preston, Village 12 . 50
Newtown 109. 17
Norfolk, Ch. of Christ* 420.90
Northford 20.30
North Haven 79.30
North Windham* 35.88
North Woodbury 53.31
North Woodstoci{ 5.50
Norwich, Greeneville* 138.65
Norwich, Park 10.00
" Taftville Stubb 93.08
Norwichtown, 1st 105.66
OakviUe, Union* 237.20
Old Lyme* 112.77
Oxford 7.00
Plainfield, 1st** 266.74
PlainviUe 79.46
Plantsville* 89.80
Plymouth, 1st* 133.63
Poquonock 65 . 27
Portland, 1st** 312.78
Preston 5.00
Prospect 30.80
Putnam, 2nd* 178.82
Rockville, Union 144.81
Rocky Hill 127.50
Roxbury 26.60
Salem, Colchester 7 . 00
Saybrook, Old 1st* 101 .65
Scotland 13 . 70
Seymour* 444.42
Sharon, 1st 11.21
Shelton* 103.90
Sherman* 151 . 27
South Britain 31 .00
Southbury, Fed 46.82
Southington, 1st* 158 . 18
South Norwalk, 1st 99 . 22
Southport* 122.43
Stafford Springs* 158.00
Stamford, 1st* 797.56
" North* 32.78
Stony Creek 70.67
Storrs* 301 .89
Stratford, 1st 134.25
Church
Gift
SufReld, 1st Ch. of Christ $ 15.00
Terryville* 166.28
Thomaston, 1st 12.43
Thompson 22.00
Tolland, Fed.* 39.00
Torrington, Center** 1,217.25
" 1st 77.87
" Torringford 10.00
" French 31.55
Unionville, 1st 29.25
Vernon, 1st 18.45
Wallingford, 1st 5.00
Wapping, Com.* 158.15
Washington, 1st* 327.76
Waterbury, Bunker Hill* 678.40
" 1st 454.23
" 2nd** 4,931.77
Watertown, 1st** 813.91
Westchester, North : 6.40
West Hartford, 1st** 1,808.01
Weston, Norfield 20 . 00
Westport, Saugatuck 1 1 . 00
Wethersfield 350.20
Whitnevville, Hamden 53.44
Willimantic, 1st 21.00
Willington, Fed 34.09
Wilton 68.77
Winchester, 1st Center* 62. 10
Windsor, 1st* 219.00
Winsted, 1st 200.41
" 2nd 67.24
Woodbridge, 1st Ch. of Christ 115.33
Woodbury, 1st* 162.82
Woodmont, Union* 162.98
Woodstock, 1st** 332.00
Individual Gifts 1,100.67
TOTAL $45,674.53
EVANGELICAL PROTESTANT
OHIO
Cincinnati, St. Paul's
" St. Peter's
KENTUCKY
... $
50.00
22.71
189.65
32.15
■' York St
5.00
TOTAL
. . . $
299.51
FLORIDA
Avon Park, Union** $ 120.27
Coconut Grove, Miami, Plymoutli**. . . 201 .44
Coral Gables 15.00
Daytona Beach, 1st 24.00
Ft. Myers, Com 13.80
Holly Hill, Union 4.00
Interlachen, 1st 15.00
Jacksonville, Union 148.09
Jupiter, Peoples' 22.00
Key West, 1st** 346.91
Lake Worth, 1st 08.82
Melbourne* 62.12
Miami Beach, Com 142.96
Mount Dora, Com.** 351 .00
New Smyrna, Ch. of Christ 10.00
North Miami, Union* 9.80
Orange City, 1st 31.85
Pomona, Pilgrim 26.85
St. Petersburg, 1st 230.00
Tampa, 1st 32.50
West Palm Beach, Union** 360.32
Winter Park** 440.63
Individual Gifts 404.00
TOTAL $ 3.081.36
GEORGIA (White)
Atlanta, Central $ 10.00
Charleston, Circular** 180.35
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[1943
Church
Chipley, Oak Grove $
Columbus, North Highland
" United Christian
Crest, Hebron
Demorest, Union**
Meansville*
" Liberty Chapel*
Waycross, Williams Chapel
Woodbury, Jones Chapel*
Individual Gifts
TOTAL ■ F
GEORGIA (Colored)
Macon, 1st $
Beachton, Evergreen
Charleston, Plymouth
TOTAL T
4.25
9.00
10.00
3.35
183.35
19.65
10.75
20.00
G.OO
89.50
546 . 20
HAWAII
Ewa, Union $ 55.95
Haiku, Pauwela 10.00
Hanalei, Waioli 10.00
Hilo, Central Christian 20.00
Honolulu, Kawaiahao 71 . 40
" Kaumakapili 252 . 00
" Central, Union 25.00
" Nuuanu 53 . 00
" Makiki, Christian 245.00
" Kalihi, Union** 2,094.57
" Church of Crassroads 117.52
" Philipino, United 31.26
" Com 63.20
Honomu, Christian 50.00
Hoolehua 10.00
Huelo 15.54
Kahului, Union 38.37
Kaneohe** 110.45
Kaunakakai 35.00
Kealakekua, Central Kona, Union 93. 13
KeaUa, Filipino 5 . 00
Keanae 35 . 00
Kilauea, Koolau, Anahola 78.64
Kohala, Union** 166.31
" Bethany** 135.77
Koloa, Union 33 . 32
Lahaina, Wainee 46 . 00
Lanai, Union Church** 69.92
Lihue, 1st** 182.50
" Christian 82.35
Paia, Hawaiian 25 . 00
Puunene 34 . 13
Waialua, FiUpino 35 . 00
Waianae, Hawaiian 15 . 00
Waikapu 25.00
Wailuku, lao 55 .00
Waimea, Foreign 17 . 50
" 1st 50.00
Waipahu 46.50
Individual Gifts 1.109.54
TOTAL $ 5,654.87
IDAHO
Boise, 1st** $ 568. 23
" Wright* 146.66
Challis 44.45
Council 55.00
Grand Union, Knight 21 . 65
Hammett, Com 16.38
McCall, Com 68.50
Meridian-Fairview** 47.88
Mountain Home, 1st 24.01
New Plymouth 25.00
Pocatello, 1st 65 . 00
Rockland, 1st 24.74
Weiser 30.26
Individual Gifts 158.85
TOTAL $ 1,296.61
ILLINOIS
Alton, Ch. of the Redeemer $ 93. 17
Ashton, Washington Grove 56.43
Atkinson 26 . 50
Atwood, Lake Fork 35.00
Aurora, New England 225.00
Avon. Fed 11.80
Batavia 17 . 00
Beardstown 10.00
Berwyn, 1st 54 . 44
Big Rock, English 16.50
Big Woods 37.08
Bismark, Pleasant View 5.00
Bluff Hall, Payson 4.00
Bowen 5.00
Brimfield, Union* 95. 56
Brookfield 76 . 97
Buda 25.00
Byron, Fed 5 . 40
Canton, 1st** 310.25
Carmi, Burnt Prairie 5.00
Casey, Mt. Olive 20.00
Champaign, 1st* 176. 25
Chandlerville 18.25
Cherry 38.60
Chicago, Assyrian 10.00
" Austin 85.00
" Avalon Park, Com 2.50
" Brainerd. Com.** 292.01
" Bryn Mawr, Com 112.50
" Essex, Com.* 183 . 83
" 1st 100.00
" Forest Glen 171.72
" Galewooil 56.00
" Green St 55.38
" Hyde Park, United* 147.23
" Irving Park, Immanuel* 114.71
" Millard*.... 63.96
" Morgan Park 97.10
" Park Manor 97.66
" Pilgrim, Mayflower 32. 14
" Ravenswood 60.00
" Rogers Park* 461.55
" St. Mark's, Fed 7.00
" St. Paul 3.00
" Seminary Ave., Fed 75.00
" South 5.00
" South Chicago, United** 161.88
" Sovith Shore, Com 172.69
" Steward Ridge, Com 33.45
" Summerdale, Com.* 165.25
" Thomas Memorial 76.71
" United* 185.04
" Warren Ave.* 226.85
" Watson Park 24 . 98
" Waveland .\ve 80.90
" Wellington Ave 152.37
Cliillicothe, Plymouth* 133.95
Cornwall-Liberty, Atkinson 16.63
Crete 10.00
Danville, 1st 13.00
" Plymouth 36.66
Decatur 95.60
DeKalb 58.79
De Pue 30.06
Des Plaines 153.68
Downers Grove 27 . 25
Dundas, Mt. Gilead 14.02
Edelstein 10.00
Egan, North Grove 10. 15
Eldorado, Texas, City Poplar 14.77
Elgin 25.00
Elmhurst 53.25
Evanston, 1st** 2,396.87
" Oakton, United** 241.04
Fiatt 9.05
Fithian, Hope 31 .55
Galesburg, Central* 365.44
Galva 45.00
Garden Prairie 6.25
Geneseo* 100.25
Glenview, Com.** 832.84
1943]
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59
Church
Gift
Church
Gift
Godfrey
... $ 15.05
Waukegan
Waverly
West Chicago
$ 99.60
11.90
53.52
36 50
Grayslake
Western Springs, 1st*
Westville
606.00
14 75
Gridley, Union
10.00
35.00
125.00
131.73
51.50
339.05
2.57
53.35
14.35
1,418.00
15.00
Griggsville
Harvey, Fed
Hidalgo**
Wheaton
Wilmette
Winnetka*
2.00
36.17
416 64
Highland
Hinsdale, Union
Homer, Lockport
mini, Warrensburg
Winterrowd, Dieterich
Wyanet
Wyoming
York\nlle, Fed. .
8.00
31.00
5.73
5 00
1,601 83
La Grange, 1st**.
TOTAL
La Salle
$27,233.70
Leaf River
12.85
Lily Lake, Maple Park
Lisle
Loda, Merriam
Lyonsville, La Grange
16.50
20.00
14.65
23.00
7.00
18.61
40 00
INDIANA
Advance
$ 20.60
Mattoon, Union*
Mayfield, Sycamore
Bluffton
Brazil, Croy's Creek
Carlos
Corinth (Gaston)
Cvnthiana . . .
9.00
5.00
Maywood, 1st
25.00
22.85
10.85
22.85
14.00
72.00
45.00
28.11
50 00
22 86
Metropolita Fed
East Chicago, 1st
271 00
Millburn
Edinburg, Old Union
25 00
Milmine
Elkhart, 1st**
Evansville, Union, Christian
1,148.85
MoUne, 1st**
1,282.19
25 00
Farmland
Ft. Wayne, Plymouth
Frankfort, Antioch
" Elm Grove. . .
18.65
" Plymouth
Mound City, Pilgrim
96.85
6.30
44.10
5.00
279.36
19.44
3.00
7 00
183.82
62.39
14 21
Mundelein 1st
Galveston, Deer Creek**
95 50
Naperville*
Newton 1st
Gary, 1st*
" Chapel of the Dunes*
188.85
84 97
" Brockville
Noble, Freedom
Goshen, 1st**
" Waterford**
Greentown . . .
570.71
120.00
" Glen wood
12.85
8 10
Hagerstown*
Huntington*
Indianapolis, 1st
Kitchell, Hannas Creek
172.19
Oak Lawn
5 00
141.20
Oak Park, 1st**
6,822.50
57.82
93.53
13 70
45.90
19 60
" Pilgrim*
Oblong, South Bend
Kokonio, 1st
" Darrough Chapel
44.00
10 00
OdeU
125.80
Lebanon, Brown's Wonder, Christian . .
'• New Salem
49.76
2.50
Ontario, Oneida
Oswego, Fed.**
20.00
44.76
" Pleasant View
" Scotland*
Logansport, Blue Ball**
" Shiloh** .
16.38
65.99
Ottawa
Paxton, Fed
Payson
Pecatonica
Pekin, 1st*
Peoria, 1st, Fed.*
Peru
Pierson
Plainfield
128.63
21.25
79.45
8.00
115.75
400.00
10.20
14.47
143.65
49.36
" Mt. Zion
Lynn, New Liberty
Marion, Temple
Mellott, Union, Christian
Merom**
5.00
2.70
5.00
22.76
231.15
60.00
Poplar Grove, Fed
Princeton, Hampshire Colony*. . . .
31.32
432.18
Muncie, 1st*
" Eden
260.00
70.57
10.00
Roberts
Rockford, 2nd
13.60
543.83
Ohve Chapel
Orland, 1st*
Portland
" Nobel
" Salamonie
PrairieWUe
Rochester, Bloomingsburg
Seymour, St. Paul
South Bend, Com
South Whitley, Collamer, 1st, Union
Parish
Sulphur Springs
Terre Haute, 1st**
" Plvmouth
Tipton, Petersburg
" Sandbank
Warren
West Terre Haute, Bethany*
Winchester, 1st
Wingate Pleasant Hill
10.00
143.56
Rockton, Fed
5 00
102.00
Rollo, EarlviUe
31.00
47.60
15.00
40.13
St. Charles
Sandwich
Seward .
10.00
40.15
1 00
26.00
4.50
56 25
Shabbona
Sheffield
Somonauk, Union
South Pekin
36.35
52.11
11.36
13.00
86.25
200.00
20.66
Speer
Spring Vallev
. . 7.80
15 91
297.56
35.00
Sterling, 1st*
80 78
12.00
99.10
10.00
50.00
Tuscola
Urbana
58.90
34 00
141.50
175.00
Villa Ridge Union
13 31
9 00
Wataga
5.00
Yorktow'n, Pike's Peak**
98.50
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Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1943
Church
Gift
Church
Gift
Young America
$ 5 . 00
Newell
... $ 8.00
Zionsville, Rosston
10.00
New Hampton, 1st
27.80
OHIO
Newton, 1st
89.38
HoUansburR
23.20
" Witteriibcrg*
. 28.67
Stelvideo, Greenville
S.Ol
Ocheyedan**
163.14
Individual Gifts
.526.81
Olds*
67.00
Orient
10.00
TOTAL
... . .$ 0,471.12
Osage, 1st*
55.92
13 23
IOWA
Parkersburg
45.00
Peterson
10.00
Alden
.... $ 10.00
408.75
Preston
Red Oak
6.10
45 00
Ames, 1st*
92. ?0
Riceville, 1st*
132.99
" Cass
Anita
15.00
33.38
Rodney
25.00
30.00
Atlantic
44.00
Baxter City
Sheldon
1.37
265 95
Belmond
26.06
25.00
Berwick, Fed
Sioux City, 1st*
201.95
Blairsburg
37.00
46.24
185.99
Britt, 1st*
Sloan Ist*
103 84
Spencer, 1st
120.00
Castana
3.00
65.52
127.69
Cedar Rapids, 1st
16 15
Charles City, 1st
Stuart
5.00
Clarion
47.00
5.00
Clear Lake, 1st
15.00
Tabor
25.00
Clemons
57.92
Traer, Ripley
4.65
Clinton, Com
5.83
Treynor, Zion
34.00
Columbus Junction, Welsh
16.55
Waterloo, Plymouth
Waucoma. Fed
16.20
11.92
Corning, Fed
Council Bluffs, Dodge
43.94
37,50
10.00
100.00
Webster City, 1st**
Whiting
1,057.97
68 00
Cresco, 1st
93.31
Danville
30.00
TOTAL
... $ 9,034.39
Davenport, Berea
66.39
39.41
Decorah, 1st
Denmark
Des Moines, Plymouth**
10.00
1,628.20
KANSAS
DeWitt, 1st
21.76
Alton
... $ 5.50
Dubuque, Immanuel
Earleville
15.00
Bazine, St. Paul's
15.00
12.83
Carbondale, Com
56.32
Eldora
42.49
Centralia
9.50
Elkader
34.15
Chapman, Fed
3.00
31.30
12.66
Farragut*
156.09
Dover, Fed
17.85
Fonda
25.51
Downs
28.00
Fontanelle, Pleasant Grove
10.50
EUis
25.00
Fort Dodge, 1st*
28.50
Emporia, 1st*
165.89
Gait
19.83
Eureka, 1st*
131.74
Gilbert
11.00
Ford*
172.75
100.00
Garden City, Com
12.00
27 . 50
Great Bend, 1st*
446.56
Grinnell*
425.68
Hiawatha
8.52
110.00
30.69
55.00
" 1st
27.50
10.00
" Rosedale*
82.25
Humboldt, 1st*
195.50
" Ruby Ave
10.25
Iowa City, 1st
206.48
Kinsley
35.45
" Welsh
16.53
Lawrence, Plymouth*
540.57
153.24
Leavenworth, 1st
Lenora
2.00
Keokuk
1.38
20.00
Kingsley
70.70
Lincoln
11.00
Lansing
2.50
McPherson, 1st*
228.00
Le Grand
12.25
10.75
2.50
Manhattan, 1st*
329.80
Madrid*
84.85
Milford
10.00
Manchester, Com
54.50
Mt. Hope, Fed
25.35
Manson
30.00
Muscota
4.25
Maquoketa
11.28
Newton
68.00
Marion
19.13
Onaga
9.00
Marshalltown
72.55
Osborne
74.50
Mason City, 1st*
336.75
Ottawa, Fed
55.00
82.69
30.12
Miles
17.00
Plevna
88.36
Milford, Fed
17.57
Russell
10.00
Minden
2.00
Sabetha, 1st
100.00
MitcheUviUe
40.00
Sedgwick, Plymouth
5.00
Monticello
5.00
Smith Center
16.92
Montour
.... 41.44
Tonganoxie, 1st
30.00
Moorland, Union
20.00
Toneka, Central*
601.13
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Church
Gift
Topeka, 1st $ 42.00
" Seabrook 63.00
" Seaman 10.00
Wakefield, Madura 12.25
Wichita, Fairmount* 257. 23
" Plymouth** 1,018.88
Olive HUl, Superior, Neb 10.00
Individual Gifts 70.00
TOTAL $ 5,049.34
KENTUCKY-TENNESSEE
Evarts, Ky., Com $ 30.00
Stearns, Ky., Com 15.00
Chattanooga, Tenn., Pilgrim* 196.00
" Union 24.00
CrossvUle, Tenn., 1st 30.00
Daisy, Tenn. Com 22.00
Grandview, Tenn 6 . 75
Nashville. Tenn., Collegeside 22.85
Pleasant Hill, Tenn., Com.** 173.95
" Pioneer Ch 136.61
Soddy, Tenn., 1st 13.76
Individual Gifts 5.00
TOTAL $ 675.92
LOUISIANA (White)
Hammond, 1st $
Kinder, 1st
Individual Gifts
TOTAL 3
LOUISIANA (Colored)
MAINE
50.00
15.00
15.00
Morbihan, Teche Mission $ 9 . 00
New Orleans, Beecher Memorial 10.00
" Central 112.05
Individual Gifts 30.00
TOTAL $ -161.05
Church
Gift
Amherst and Aurora $ 5.00
Andover 1 1 . 70
Ashland 52.42
Augusta, South Parish 34. 10
Bangor. All Souls* 355.30
" Christian 13.00
" Forest Ave 8.70
" Hammond St 48.69
Bar Harbor 11.00
Bath, Central 20.00
Belfast 19.50
Benton Falls 7.00
Bethel 88.45
Biddeford, 2nd 40.00
Bingham 21.30
Boothbay Harbor 6.00
Brewer, South, 2nd* 176. 13
Bridgton, 1st 48.25
" South 10.00
Brownville, Com 14 . 00
Bucksport 28.44
Buffalo, Portage 7 . 47
Buxton 10.00
" North 3.00
Camden* ■ 150 . 14
Caratunk 10.00
Cornish 5 . 00
Cumberland Center 84.61
Deer Isle, 1st 11.00
Dixfield 49.00
Eliot, 1st 21.56
Ellsworth, 1st* 96.93
Ellsworth Falls, Union 16.00
Farmington. Old South* 230.78
Freedom, Com 13.50
Gorham, 1st Parish
Greenville, Union*
HaUoweU, Old South*
Hampden
Holden
Houlton
Industry, Shorey Chapel
Kennebunk**
Kennebunkport*
Kittery Point, 1st
Lebanon, East**
Lovell, Center
Lubec
Machias, Center St
Madison
Marshfield
Masardis ? . . .
Milford , . .
Monmouth, United
Mount Desert, Otter Creek
" Larger Parish
Newfield, West, Fed
New Gloucester
Newport. Union, High St
Norridgewock, Fed
North Berwick, 1st
North Bridgton
North Yarmouth**
Norway. 2nd
Old Town, Stillwater, Fed
Oxbow, Union
Paris, South, 1st
Phippsburg**
Portage
Portland, Scandinavian, Bethany** . .
" State St.**
" WiUiston*
" Woodfords
Presque Isle
Saco, 1st
Sanford*
Scarborough, Blue Point
" 1st**
Sherman Mills, Washburn Memorial .
Skowhegan, Fed.*
Solon, Fed
Standish
Stoneham, East
Thomaston, Fed
Turner
Vassalboro, Riverside
Warren, 2nd
Waterford, North
Westbrook, Warren*
Wilton*
Windham. 1st. . . .
Winslow
Winthrop**
York Village. 1st*.
Individual Gifts . .
13.00
65.85
118.45
12.00
9.85
11.00
11.00
260.00
58.01
10.00
27.50
29.30
32.00
49.21
10.00
3.25
17.50
23.77
10.00
8.00
73.22
29.25
1.00
4.00
5.00
15.00
5.00
301.23
47.84
6.00
18.00
46.60
44.00
17.30
74.00
1,499.00
263.35
126.00
35.25
48.50
205.23
19.32
143.54
4.37
135.16
5.05
5.40
52.85
57.00
5.00
23.00
1.00
16.50
789.95
241.90
44.41
148.77
17.26
7.80
81.80
277.45
210.20
TOTAL .
MASSACHUSETTS
Abington $ 55 . 00
" North 26.10
Acton 1.00
Agawam. Feeding Hills* 73. 12
Amesbury, Christian 7 . 00
•' Main St 37.60
Amherst, 1st* 512.00
" North* 176.75
■' 2nd* 153.54
Andover, Ballardvale* 40 . 03
" South* 351.60
" West 187.80
Ashburnham, South 12.20
Ashby 30.00
Ashfield, Fed 37.05
Ashland, 1st, Fed 27.20
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Church
Gift
Ayer, Fed $ 32.00
Barnstable, Center ville 5.00
" Fed., Cotuit 14.25
Becket, 1st, Chester 10.16
" North, Fed 18.60
Belchertown 50 . 00
Belmont, Payson Park 105.00
" Plymouth 282.21
Berlin 46 . 25
Bernardston, Fed 61 . 00
Beverly, Dane St.* 60. 50
" 2nd 14.00
" Washington St 2.00
Billerica, 1st 66.75
Blackstone, Fed 32.00
Boston, Alston 69 . 62
" Brighton, 1st 25.00
" Central, Cov., Fed 65.00
" Charlestown 6.00
" Dorchester, Pilgrim 40.00
" ViUage 44.00
" Hyde Park, Ist* 450.92
" Jamaica Plain, Boylston* 109.65
" Central 59.00
" Mount Vernon* 495.25
" Neponset, Fed 74.72
" Old South** 2,532.25
" RosUndale 74.33
" Roxbury, EUot 236 . 05
" St. Mark 15.00
" Union 112.75
•' West Roxbury** 2,786.51
Boxboro, West Acton 30.00
Boxford, 1st* 62.81
Boylston 156.00
Braintree, 1st 50.00
'■ South 5.00
Bridgewater, Central Square 18.75
Brimfield, 1st 78.43
Brockton, 1st 80.00
" Porter 25.00
" South, Campello 293 . 14
BrookHeld 54.40
Brookline, Harvard* 502.50
" Leyden** 779.05
Buckland, Mary Lyon 37 . 25
Cambridge, 1st** 1,553.20
" North 70.45
" Pilgrim 67.75
" Prospect 15.00
Canton 1 . 00
Carlisle 17.10
Charlemont, East, Shelburne Fl 4 . 00
Chelmsford, Central 7 . 00
Chelsea, 1st 57.00
Chester, 2nd 26.22
Chicopee Falls 10.00
" 1st* 123.76
Cohasset, 2nd* 179.00
Concord, Trinitarian 13.40
Conway, Fed 28. 85
Cummington, Village 6 . 70
Dalton 25.00
Danvers, 1st 59.27
" Maple Street* 279.46
Dedham, Riverdale 5.50
Deerfield, South 13 . 00
Douglas, 1st, East 13.00
" 2nd, East 50.00
Dracut, Central 150.00
Dudley, 1st* 144.30
Dunstable 27.00
Duxbury 100.00
Easthampton* 152 . 60
East Longmeadow 137 . 69
Erving 9.75
Everett, 1st 23 . 08
" Mystic Side 103.85
Fall River, Bogle St 46.86
" Central 15.00
Fitchburg, Calvinistic* 349 . 00
" Pilgrim 30.00
" Rollstone 202.75
Foxboro, Bethany* 144.74 |
Church
Gift
Framingham, Grace $ 11.45
Franklin 104. 21
Freetown, East 5 . 00
Gardner, 1st 34.90
" Finnish 3 . 50
Gloucester, Magnolia 7 . 85
" Trinity 5.00
Grafton 19.05
Granby 52.20
Granville, East, 1st Fed., Center 45.25
Great Barrington, 1st** 600.00
Housa tonic , 47 . 70
Greenfield, 1st 23.97
" Robbing Memorial* 68.70
Groton 45.00
Groveland 13.95
Hadley, 1st 42.78
" 2nd, North 17.35
Hamilton 26.00
Hampden, Fed 15.00
Hanover, 1st, Center 31.51
Harwich, Port 24 . 27
Haverhill, Bradford* 392. 15
" Center, 1st* 475.00
" Riverside Memorial 40.00
" Ward Hill* 81.93
Heath 33.00
Hingham 14.40
Hinsdale, 1st* 82 . 00
Holbrook, Winthrop** 178. 17
Holden* 366.55
Holland, Southbridge 16.90
Holliston, 1st* 202.38
Holyoke, 1st** 706.80
" Grace 10.00
" 2nd** 1.573.50
Huntington, 1st* 24.60
Ipswich, 1st and South 10.75
Kingston, Mayflower, Fed 52.44
Lakeville and Taunton Prec 12.00
Lancaster, Evangehcal** 376.87
Lawrence, Lawrence St 15.76
'■ South 37.76
Leominster, Church of Christ 3.00
Leverett, Moore's Corner 5.00
Lincoln, Fed 115. 15
Littleton 131 .37
Longmeadow 225 . 87
Lowell, All Souls 60.00
" Highland* 127.00
" Pawtucket 18.62
Ludlow, Union* 174.90
Lunenburg 42.86
Lynnfield, Center 5.67
Maiden, 1st 10.00
" Linden 20.00
" Maplewood 110.00
Manchester 10.00
Mansfield, Orthodox 100.00
Marblehead, 1st Church of Christ**. . . 665.83
Marlboro 26.00
Mattapoisett 35.00
Maynard, Finnish 6.00
Medfield** 161.90
Medford, North St., Union 10.00
" Union 2.00
" West* 318.00
Medway, 2nd, West 18.00
Melrose, 1st 400.00
Merrimac 1 1 . 00
Middleboro, Central 96.42
" Rock Village 28.65
Middlefield 20.64
Milford, 1st* 180.00
Millbury, East, North Grafton 13.00
" 1st 75.00
" 2nd 6.00
MilUs 11.16
Milton, East 186.91
Montague, 1st 8.29
" Millers Falls 5.13
'■ Turners Falls 30.00
Natick, 1st* 303.00
Needham* 225.00
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Church
Gift
Church
Gift
New Bedford, United
.. $ 70.40
Wakefield, 1st*
.. $ 1,211.70
Newbury, 1st*
253.71
Walpole, East
90.00
12.40
" United
New Marlboro, Mill River
3.90
Waltham, 1st
44.00
" Southfield*
69.55
Ware, East
51.51
Newton, Auburndale*
472.57
Warren, Fed
6.81
" Central. NewtonviUe**
1,346.80
Watertown, Phillips*
145.20
" Eliot*
315.00
Wayland
10.00
" lat Center*
714 20
Webster
WeUesley
11 75
" Highlands**
1,420.00
" North
63.22
" Hills, 1st*
279.53
" 2nd, West**
2,537.67
Wendell
5.00
" Waban
847.91
Wenham
92.99
North Adams
35.00
Westboro, Evangelical*
238.55
Northampton, Edwards*
400.67
West Boylston
25 00
" 1st*
279.37
Westfield, 1st*
252.50
" Florence*
84.00
Westford
11.80
North Attl'eboro, Attleboro Falls . . .
12.00
West Newbury, 2nd**
234.98
Northboro
66.25
Westport, 1st, North , .
" 4th, Brownell's Cor. No
25.10
North Whitina-inlle**
2,513.30
23 00
Northfield, East
206.17
West Springfield, Mittineague* . . . .
243.21
Norwood, 1st
218.43
West Stockbridge, 1st, State Line . .
5.00
Orange, Central*
306.30
Weymouth, East
110.00
Otis
.75
" Old South Union, South
46.44
Oxford
15.00
" Pilgrim, North
37.86
Palmer, 2nd*
238.60
Whitman*
333.25
" Thorndike
8.19
Wilbraham, Fed
70.25
" Three Rivers
33.62
" North, Grace Union*
73.60
Paxton
32.31
WilUamstown. 1st
110.00
Peabody, 2nd
.90
" 2nd
1 . 50
" South
69.44
Wilmington
25.00
PeppereU, Fed. and Com
25.00
Winchendon, North
114.73
Peru
20.00
Woburn, 1st
95.25
Petersham
5.00
" North
8.36
Pittsfield, 1st
17.44
Worce.ster, Adams Square
130.00
242 15
" Bethany
" Central*
150 00
" 2nd
13.43
333.00
" South .
50.00
33.50
102.59
Plainfield
" Finnish, 1st
10.00
Plymouth, Manomet
6.00
" Hadwen Park
25.00
•• Pilgrimage
32.37
13.00
" Lake View
45.40
Plympton
" Park
59.34
Princeton
12.00
1,659.66
427.00
Individual Gifts
1 561 25
Quincy, Bethany**
" Memorial, North**
TOTAL
.. $52,290.17
188.45
50.76
Raynham, 1st, Center*
MICHIGAN
•' 2nd, North**
Rehoboth
145.15
11.34
Ada
.. $ 1.00
Revere, Pines, Com
6.00
Alamo
5.00
Rochester, 1st**
189.60
AUegan
87.00
Rockland
39.81
Almont
50.00
Rockport*
150.20
Alpena
14.57
Rowley. 1st**
266.57
Alpine, Trinity
41.00
35.00
15.00
64.50
" 2nd, South
Armada**
179.95
Salem. Crombie St
10.00
Athens
29.00
" Tabernacle*
585.25
Baldwin
35.87
Sandisfield, 1st, Colebk., Conn
3.00
Battle Creek*
274.04
3.15
Sandwich, Fed.**
122.35
Belding, 1st**
181.88
8.00
748.27
" Cliftondale
21.50
Benzonia'
92.40
Shelburne FaUs
10.00
Bostwick Lake**
138.50
Shirley, United
25.00
Britton
10.00
Shrewsbury
23.00
Calumet
2.00
Shutesbury, Fed
5.00
Charlevoix**
360.03
Somerville, Bdway., Winter Hill. . .
21.00
Cheboygan*
13.00
175.16
Chelsea
73.07
Southbridge
56.25
Clare
15.70
South Hadley 1st* .
75 50
182 70
Spencer
1.50
Columbus
17.00
Springfield, Faith
45.00
Covert
11.00
" Ist* :
723.49
Dearborn, 1st
10.00
" Hope
241.00
Detroit, Blvd.**
633.81
10.00
522.46
•■ Union*
271.32
" Bushnell
497.43
Stoneham, 1st*
281.39
" 1st**
1,363.60
Sturbridge, Fed
9.00
242.08
8.45
" Highland Park**
412.30
12.15
Taunton, Union*
195.55
•' Mt. Hope
302.80
Templeton. Fed.*
103.53
" North
187.34
Topsfield
35.88
Drummond
16.50
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Church
Gift
Dundee $ 42.60
Durand, 1st* 137.35
East LansinfT, People's 22 . 00
Flat Rock, 1st 60 . 00
Gaylord 10.00
Gibraltar, 1st 32.37
Grand Blanc 15 . 00
Grand Rapids, Burlinsame** 321 . 23
" East 215.50
" Park* 423.28
" Plymouth 5.00
" 2nd 57.35
" Smith 10.00
" South* 192.58
" Wallin* 186.40
GrandviUe* 135.40
Grant 53.65
Greenville 144.00
Hancock, 1st 62 . 20
Harrison 7 . 44
Highland** 61 .00
Homestead 15.50
Hubbell 20.00
Hudson 10.00
Ironton** 84.00
Jackson, 1 st* 233 . 25
Kalamazoo 256.53
Kalkaska 5.20
Lake Odessa 41 . 08
Lakeview 22.37
Lansing, Mayflower* 71 .40
" Pilgrim 19.00
" Plymouth 302.29
Litchfield 6 . 50
Long Rapids 6.00
Lowell, 1st* 362.85
Luddington 150.00
Manistee, 1st 49.40
Maybee 60.00
Memphis* 48.37
Merrill 20.00
Muskegon, 1st* 689 . 17
" Jackson 53.60
" McGraft 69.40
New Haven, 1st 68.00
Northport 5.00
OHvet 50.00
Onekama 70.67
Ovid 12.85
Pincknev 16.00
Pittsford, lat 20.00
Pontiac, 1st* 951.99
Port Huron, Ross 6.00
Prattville, Com.** 39.02
Ransom 5 . 00
Reed City, 1st 44.35
Richmond* 134.04
Rochester, 1st** 375.00
Rockford, 1st** 711 .36
Rockwood 11.00
Romeo 1 1 1 . 70
Roscommon 2 . 75
Royal Oak 20 .00
St. Clair 117.45
St. Joseph 446.1
Saginaw, 1st 200.00
Saranac 59
Saugatuck, 1st 15.20
Sawyer & New Troy 50 . 00
South Haven, 1st 161.15
Three Oaks, 1st* 68.50
Traverse City, 1st 49.75
" Oak Park 15.00
Union City* 111.71
Vermontville 43 . 72
Watervliet, Plymouth** 333.80
Wayne, 1st** 363.21
Webster 45.00
Whitehall 10.00
Wolverine 7.00
Ypsilanti** 569.06
Individual Gifts 331.07
TOTAL $ 17,917.49
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
DELAWARE
Dover, People's* $ 316.81
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington, Cleveland Park** 348.25
" Ingrim Memorial 10.00
" Mt. Pleasant** 2,137.94
MARYLAND
Webster, Havre de Grace 53.00
NEW JERSEY
Bound Brook 299.46
Cedar Grove 16.00
Chatham, Stanley Memorial** 635.75
Chester, 1st* 100.00
Cresskill 65.25
East Orange, 1st* 364.79
" Trinity** 595.40
EUzabeth, 1st 6.00
Glen Ridge* 59.65
Grantwood 11 .00
Hackensack, 1st* 101 .30
Haworth, 1st** 211 .82
Irvington, Lst** 1,316.33
Little Falls 15.45
Little Ferry, Evang.* 134.00
Locktown 10 . 00
Maple Shade 50.00
Maplewood, 1st** 271.50
Montclair. 1st* 685.00
" Union* 763.61
" Watchung 57.65
Morsemere, Ridgeficld, Com 27.60
Nutley, St. Paul's 112.50
Orange, Highland 65 . 50
Park Ridge, 1st** 381.60
Plainfield 4.00
" Pilgrim Swedish 10.00
River Edge* 373.93
Rutherford 25.00
Vineland, Pilgrim 14.00
Westfield, 1st 124. 13
Woodbridge 46.98
VIRGINIA
Arlington, Rock Spring** 92. 17
Individual Gifts 202.30
TOTAL $ 10,115.67
MINNESOTA
Ada** $ 177.00
Aitkin, 1st 10.00
Alexandria 142.73
Anoka, 1st** 284.92
Austin. 1st* 295.42
Barnesville 12.90
Baudette 8.08
Bejou 8.60
Belview 2.00
Benson 25.00
Birchdale 2. .50
Brainerd, 1st 56.00
Brownton 25.00
Cambria, Fed 5.08
Cannon Falls, 1st 5.00
Cloquet, Finnish 10. 50
Cottage Grove, 1st* 52. 20
Duluth, Pilgrim 246.25
Elk River, Union 55.00
Fairmont 86. 10
Freeborn 87.32
Gaylord 38.35
Glenwood 36 . 65
Glyndon* 71.10
Graceville 26.00
Granada 2.50
Granite Falls 21.00
Hancock 6-00
Hopkins 41.03
Hutchinson 55.00
International Falls 16.35
Lakeland 3.00
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65
... % 2.00
Mankato, 1st
Mapleton, United
Marietta
21.50
37 . .56
5 00
Marshall, Fed
Medford
Minneapolis, Edina-Morningside*. .
" Fifth Ave
" 1st .
97. .50
31.35
89.51
150.07
92. .53
" Forest Heights
30.35
85 49
" Lyndale
" Mayflower
" Minnehaha
" Pilgrim**
54.21
150.00
47.73
500 00
" Plymouth*
" 38th St ....
605.00
28 24
61 00
Moorhead, 1st*
Nassau
63.79
2 00
New Richland
111 96
New Ulm
29.45
Northfield, 1st*
Oak Grove, Verndale
Oak Mound, Moorhead
421.94
5.00
16.00
20.00
Owatonna, Fed
Pelican Rapids
Robbinsdale
Round Prairie
St. Paul Clark Memorial
30.00
3.70
35.00
12.95
206 20
" Hazel Park
14.63
" Highland Park, People's*. .. .
" Neighborhood
196.51
41 10
32.50
" Plymouth, Com.*
" St. Anthony Park
69.40
110 21
181.90
Silver Lake, Czech
Sleepy Eye, Union**
85.00
137 91
Staples
42 35
Swanville
1 . 10
Tintah
13.20
Wadena
30 94
2.00
12.35
Wayzata
102 93
Williams, Pilgrim
27.35
Undesignated
580.36
TOTAL
.. $ 6.664.60
MISSOURI
Bonne Terre, 1st
.. $ 24.20
Fort Leonard Wood
100 00
K^sas City, Country Club*
563 18
" 1st*
191 00
Lebanon, 1st
Pierce City, 1st
3.27
51.56
St. Louis, 1st**
" Immanuel*
759.93
124.20
443.18
" Pilgrim*
Springfield, 1st*
Webster Grove, 1st**
1,109.32
220.02
1,812.19
181.20
TOTAL
. . $ 5,996.18
MONTANA
Bakdr
. . $ 23.80
20.00
118.98
20.00
Billings Community (South Side) . . .
Billings, Ist
Broadus
Brockway .
Butte.
Ekalaka
23 26
Fairfield
20 00
Froid
Glendive
53 47
Great Falls
83 58
Laurel
60 75
Livingston
55 41
Red Lodge
5 00
Savage
20 23
Sidney
Worden, German
TOTAL
25.00
. $ 919.69
NEBRASKA
Albion ....
$ 91 29
Arcadia
1 38
Ashby . .
6 00
Ashland, 1st
Aurora, Fed
110.00
47 02
Belvidere
21.76
Blair, 1st
Brunswick
8 66
Campbell**
93.40
Carroll, Zion
Center
15.51
3 00
Chadron, 1st
Clarks
23.67
48.25
Columbus
98 84
Cortland, Pilgrim*
134 48
174.44
Diller
10 00
Fairfield
18 00
Fairmont, Fed
8.38
Fremont, 1st
81.25
133.29
Grand Island
78 13
31.96
Halsey
2.00
Hastings, 1st
Hayes Center
10.00
40.00
3 35
26 18
Leigh 1st
5 00
Lincoln, Ebenezer
•'1st
5.00
502 87
" Vine
39 g4
5.00
McCook, 1st
Mitchell, Fed
42.00
25.00
5.25
Norfolk
3.07
Ogallala . ...
42 75
Omaha, Central
" 1st Central
" Pilgrim
' ' Plymouth
Park
1.50
43.48
16.54
8.34
29 61
7.00
Plainview
26 50
9 91
Ravenna, 1st
Red Cloud
35.36
7.75
Salem
5 17
Scribner
53 23
7.00
Seward
25.00
South Com
6 75
Sutton, Fed.
32.70
Syracuse, Fed
17.50
66
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1943
Church
Gift
Church
Gift
Thedford
$ 13.66
21.00
5.00
25.51
2.15
20.00
1.00
137.45
$ 2,782.12
North Weare, Fed
Pembroke
Penacook
Peterborough, Union
Piermont, Fed
Pike, Bethany
Pittsfield
Plymouth*
Portsmouth, North*
Raymond
Rochester
Rye
. . $ 6.00
31.95
Wahoo
24.05
Weeping Water 1st
7.90
25.20
7.50
York
TnrlixrirllKil fiifts
20.00
127.35
TOTAL
763.25
10.00
63.50
NEW HAMPSHIRE
5.00
184 20
Stewartstown, West
Stratham, Com
Sulli\'an, 1st
East Sullivan, Union
Swanzey
Tilton*
Trov Trinitarian**
Alstead, Fed
Atkinson
Bath
Boscawen, 1st**
Brentwood
$ 53.38
5.00
2.25
164.01
52.00
5.00
11.30
43.32
30.17
133.74
5.00
186.65
347.47
45.00
40.30
19.75
3.00
4.20
131.05
3.63
12.21
1,970.32
17.50
9.75
215.70
414.15
3.75
35.40
5.00
4.50
1.00
58.92
30.00
4.00
103.00
13.00
791.20
30.00
35.00
50.00
29.42
55.82
48.85
16.00
94.25
455.63
156.52
17.90
316.06
6.00
47.80
28.50
82.15
6.00
173.17
623.10
773.23
194.00
37.84
7.00
8.00
55.60
20.00
235.50
346.16
19.00
6.70
335.74
167.76
50.67
19.68
23.65
53.85
25.57
85.00
238 25
Center Harbor
Union
Walpole, 1st**
5 00
Charles town
296.45
Claremont, 1st*
Colebrook
Webster*
West Lebanon
36.64
79.25
Concord, East**
•• 1st*
Westmoreland, United
Wilton
14.80
27.42
" South
" West
Wolfeboro, 1st*
113.25
Cornish
Croydon
TOTAL
sia.i.-^s 93
Danbury
NEW YORK
Dover, 1st
Albany, 2nd*
.. $ 173.21
888.04
Antwerp
Aquebogue
Baiting Hollow, Calverton**
7.00
East Jaffrey** . ...
24.00
Exeter*
Fitzwilliam, Fed
Franconia, Fed.*
FrankUn, Christian
" Village
Gilmanton, Iron W orks, Fed
Gilsum
Greenville, Fed
Hampstead
Hampton, 1st*
Hampton Falls, Seabrook and Rand . .
120.00
5.00
Berkshire* . ...
44.59
18.70
164.70
Boston, Com
73.25
176.00
Bridgewater
Bristol, Canandaigua
Bronxville
8.60
5.00
20.00
250.67
100.25
Canaan
Canandaigua
18.25
Henniker
45.45
104.69
Hollis, 1st
Hooksett
Hopkinton
Hudson
Jaffrey, 1st**
Keene Court St **
Castile, Com
Chappaqua
Cheektawago, Union Road, Com. . .
Cortland, 2nd
Curriers, Arcade
Ea.st Bloomfield
105.00
82.00
16.00
60.73
2.36
57.35
" 1st
Kingston, 1st
Laconia*
6.40
26.00
Elizabethtown
Ellington
Elmira The Park
33.70
5.00
Lebanon, 1st
Lee
Littleton, 1st*
Loudon
Lyme**
Manchester, 1st*
" FrankUn*
" South Main St.*
Meredith, 1st
Meriden
Merrimack
Milford, 1st
Milton, Fed
Nashua, 1st
" Pilgrim*
Nelson, Munsonville
Newfields, Com
Newport, South**
North C^onway, 1st Church of Christ*.
North Hampton*
180.00
P'airport, 1st*
Franklin Fed *
171.55
83.43
Garden City
25.00
Gasport
Gloversville
Granville, Welsh
86.43
215.85
3.00
61.50
Hall
Homer*
Hopkinton
10.00
422.60
13.10
725.00
Ithaca
Jamesport
44.00
3.50
872.80
" Pilgrim Memorial
Java Village** . ...
75.00
107.36
Keene Valley
Kiantone, Jamestown
Lake View
78.55
10.00
14.43
1943]
The Committee for War Victims and Services
67
Lisle
$ 23 75
Lockport, Plymouth
15.83
Madrid*
69 75
Manhasset .
20 00
MansviUe
Morgan ville
40 00
33.25
130.30
13.00
38.00
30.52
175.13
134.75
35.00
3.00
30.00
10.70
206.45
80.70
16.37
435.10
165.07
38.25
110.25
10.00
20.00
2,465.73
727.50
90.95
35.00
536.31
44.66
25.00
38.82
91.65
175.39
21.00
63.82
26.30
89.00
321.87
108.85
25.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
125.00
133.10
6.00
18.60
21.20
67.68
805.29
21.99
311.48
7.51
8.25
37.10
237.16
12.60
10.39
10.90
142.94
16.00
33.00
77.10
18.19
108.00
18.15
10.00
168.85
218.95
17.00
66.37
34.95
20.17
159.94
Middletown, 1st
" North St
Moravia
Mount Vernon, Com
" Heights
Newark Valley
New Haven
NEW YORK CITY
Borough of Bronx
Bedford Park
North Church*
Borough of Brooklyn
Cadman Church
Church of the Evangel
Flatbush-Tompkins Ave.*
Park Slope
Plymouth Church of Pilgrims ....
Rugby
South
Borough of Manhattan
Borough of Queens
Flushing, 1st**
Forest Hills, Church in the Gardens
Queens Village, Hollis Ave.*
Richmond Hill, Pilgrim
Woodhaven, Christ
Borough of Richmond
North Evans, 2nd**
Norwich
Norwood
Oneida Lake, Fed
Ontario
Orient**
Patchogue*
Pembroke, United
Phoenix ....
Pine Island, German
Pittsfield, New Berlin .
Point Pleasant, Durand
Prospect, Fed
Reed Corners, Fed., Canandaigua.
Riverhead, 1st
Rockville Center* ....
Rutland, Watertown
Salamanca
Savannah
Say ville
Scarsdale
Schroon Lake, Fed
Seneca Falls ....
Sherrill
South Hartford
South Westerlo
Stanfordville
Summer Hill, Locke
Syracuse, Danforth, United
" Plymouth
ft " Taunton
^Vtica, Plymouth
" South*
Wadhams
Walton
Washington Mills . .
Watertown
Wellsville
Church
Gift
West Bloomfield
West Groton, Groton. .
West Winfield
White Plains, Chatterton Hill . .
|] Church in the Highlands*.
Ridgeview*
Willsboro
Winthrop
Individual Gifts
25.61
8.50
23.00
5.00
701.80
237.20
20.00
62.02
2,846.87
TOTAL $19,563.92
NORTH CAROLINA (Colored)
Apex, Christian Chapel $
Goldston, St. Luke
Hemp, Collins Chapel
King's Mountain, Lincoln Academv. ...
Manson, Burckett's Chapel ". . .".
Strieby, Farmer, 1st
Winston Salem, Wentz Memorial
Individual Gifts
TOTAL $
NORTH DAKOTA
5.00
1.00
6.25
3.00
4.55
4.25
2.00
13.00
.05
Beach $ 6.50
Berthold 1 1 lo
Cando ^ 5.00
Carnngton, Fed 20.00
Carson, Emmaus, German 33.09
Crary 45^00
Elbowoods, Memorial 2.00
Elgin, 1st 39.36
Fargo, 1st 24.26
•• Plymouth* 100.00
Fessenden 17.00
Forman 10 ! 00
Gardner** 51 .32
Glen UUin, 1st 14^03
Grand Forks, Plymouth 50.00
Gran\'ille, Hope 18.91
Hankinson 49.71
Harvey, Eigenheim 32.76
Havana 10.00
Haynes 4 . 60
Heaton 15.00
Hebron, 1st 10.00
Hettinger 30.85
Hillsboro 74 . 29
Hurdsfield 28 ! 00
Kulm, 1st, German 36.60
Lake WiUiams 5 00
Lakota 32. 00
Leeds 8.00
May ville* 83 . 82
Medina, Zion 42 . 80
Merrioourt, Hoffnungs 16.53
Minot 58 . 55
Mott** 116.95
New England 3 . 75
New Rockford 32.00
Parshall* 40 . 00
Pettibone, 1st 16.00
Plaza 9.60
Reeder 14. 00
Regent 16.75
Sawyer, 1st 6.86
" Highland** 62.00
Scranton, Pierce 46.00
Tappen 5.00
Velva** 102.27
Wahpeton* 1 13 . 69
Individual Gifts 110.50
TOTAL .
,681.45
Akron, 1st. . . .
Akron, West . .
Alexis, Toledo .
60.50
65.45
18.20
68
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1943
Church
Gift
Ashtabula, 1st* $
•' 2nd
Auburn, Com
Aurora
Austinburg*
Avon Lake**
Bellevue
Berlin Heights, United*
Bethany, Lebanon
Bible Chapel
Brecksville
Brownhelm, Vermilion*
Bulaville
Burton
Campbellstown
Canton
Centerburg
Centennial
Cincinnati, 1st United
Claridon
Cleveland, Archwood*
" Bethlehem
" Brooklyn Heights**
" CoUinwood
" Denison
" East Cleveland
" East View*
" Euclid
" Euclid Ave.*
" Glenville*
" Grace
" Highland
" Lakewood*
" North
" Nottingham
" Parkwood
" Pilgrim*
" Plymouth Shaker Heights*
" Swedish
" Trinity, Cleveland Heights
" West Park
" Woodland Hills
Columbus, 1st
" 1st, Com
" Mayflower
" Plymouth
Columbus Grove
Conneaut, United*
Cove Spring, Troy
Covington**
Cuyahoga Falls, 1st*
Dayton, 1st Walnut HiUs
Murlin Heights
Polk Grove**
Ridgewood Heights*
Riverdale
Shiloh
Defiance, Bethel
Dover, Westlake
Dubhn*
East Oberlin, Oberlin
Eaton
Edinburg
Elyria, 1st*
•' 2nd*
Enon, Knob Prairie**
Fairport, Fairport Harbor
Fairview, Georgetown
Florence, United, Berhn Heights
Fredericksburg
Geneva, 1st*
Gomer, Welsh
Greenfield, Steuben
Greenville
Greenville Creek*
Hammonds Corners
Harwood, Lynchburg
Higginsport
Highwater
Hudson
Ireland
Isle St. George**
Jefferson
Church
253.69
128.00
7.00
89.45
10.3.09
291.47
79.75
166.58
25.17
5.00
66.93
142.35
5.00
16.67
6.70
35.86
10.00
10.00
268.11
2.00
743.36
51.25
364.95
43.70
262.02
201.54
59.40
12.00
705.84
118.75
36.80
175.71
1,045.58
15.00
2.00
35.00
464.26
1,594.50
10.00
67.02
135.00
7.50
507.45
150.00
6.22
135.77
61.04
621.96
75.00
421.80
195:53
64.13
15.00
180.00
159.81
64.06
25.00
10.00
91.00
106.00
67.00
97.00
66.40
928.70
135.73
135.00
10.00
30.35
85.90
32.35
220.63
40.00
7.50
12.50
103.27
2.00
11.00
11.05
39.05
35.07
6.00
25.00
80.18
Kent, 1st* $
Kirtland, Willoughby
Lennox, Fed., Jefferson
Lexington
Litchfield
Little Kyger
Little Muskingum
Lock
Lodi ■ •
Lorain, 1st* • •
Lost Creek (Casstown)*
Ludlow Falls
Lyme, Belle\'ue
Madison, Central
Mansfield, 1st
Marblehead, 1st* ■
Marietta, 1st*
" Putnam
" Wayne St
Mecca
Medina**
Monroeville, Com.**
Mt. HoUy
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Sterling, 1st**
Mt. Vernoti
Mt. Zion, Continental
New Spring Chapel, Sidney
North Fairfield
North Olmsted
North Ridgeville, 1st*
Oberlin, 1st* v,-.-,-..--
Olmsted Com. Fed., Olmsted Falls*. . .
Oran, Sidney
Painesville, Ist*
" Union Negro
Parkman*
Penfield, WeUington
Phillipsburg*
Piqua
Pleasant HiU
Radnor*
Ravenna, 1st*
Richmond, Grand River
Ripley, Greenwich •
Rock Creek
Rootstown
Ruggles ,
Sandusky
South .\mherst
South Solon
Spencerville, Fed
Springfield**
" Lagonda Ave.**
Steubenville, 1st
Strongs\-ille
Sugar Creek**
Sullivan
Sylvania, Com.**
Tallmadge
Toledo, 1st
" Pilgrim
" Plymouth
" Point Place
Troy, 1st
Vermilion
Versailles, 1st
Wakeman
Wauseon
Waverly
Wellington, 1st
West Grove, Arcanum**
West Manchester
West Millgrove
West Minster
Westville, Beloit
Youngstown, Plymouth*
Zanesville
Huntington, W. Va., 1st
Individual Gifts
12.50
24.00
40.25
18.20
7.00
4.80
22.77
1.45
528.00
60.00
13.00
15.00
151.15
133.00
67.80
445.40
70.00
15.55
3.98
726.65
410.30
2.00
24.00
242.50
221.74
34.71
72.66
24.50
90.55
23.00
768.98
353.54
3.60
608.48
3.47
86.25
31.10
27.25
111.98
26.39
83.40
374.13
6.34
10.00
22.89
81.73
17.50
63.15
12.70
25.00
15.00
808.90
332.78
10.00
65.00
91.25
53.05
316.16
100.00
131.66
317.00
69.03
20.00
236.22
95.00
145.25
43.15
14.20
11.75
TOTAL .
1943]
The Committee for War Victims and Services
69
OKLAHOMA
. . $ 26.17
6.45
22 00
Okarche, Park
Oklahoma City, Pilgrim
Vinitia
12.00
229.25
1 00
Weatherford, Zion, German
TEXAS
35.73
5 00
Spring Lake**
395 00
TOTAL
.. $ 750.60
OREGON
Ashland, 1st** % 137.20
Astoria, Finnish** 59.67
Beaver Creek, St. Peter's Church 40.63
Beaverton, Bethel 20.00
Cedar MiU 20.00
Clackamas, 1st** .50.00
Condon, Com 10.00
CorvalUs** 236.65
Enterprise, Com 22 . 00
Eugene, 1st* 243.00
Forest Grove, 1st** 665.95
Freewater, Fed 28. 14
Gaston** 1.57.75
Hillsboro 72 . 00
Hood River, Riverside Com .50 . 35
Hubbard, Smyrna 50.00
Jennings, Lodge, Grace Com 54.51
Klamath Falls, Com 20.00
Oregon City, Atkinson Memorial 75.00
Oswego, 1st** 215.75
Portland, Alameda 32.30
" Ardenwald 10. 25
" Ebenezer 70.00
" 1st** 1,184.48
" German Brethren 150.00
" Highland 87.50
" Parkrose* 306.50
" Pilgrim* 80.00
" Waverly Heights* 199.05
Salem, 1st* 122.90
" Knight Memorial* 214 . 00
The Dalles, 1st** 444.82
Individual Gifts 169 . 58
TOTAL $ 5,299.98
PENNSYLVANIA
Amaranth
$ 10.00
23.00
27.10
5.00
10.00
15.00
5.77
12.45
39.85
267.35
29.94
25.00
161.21
10.00
120.85
24.05
77.64
2.70
10.00
232.81
64.00
17.00
50.77
80.00
22.00
225.00
Braddock Slovak
Charleroi
ClearviUe
" Rock HUl
Columbus, Com
Ebensburg, 1st
Everett, 1st**
" Mt. Union
Glen Olden
Gulph Mills*
Kane, 1st* .
LeRaysville, Com
" 1st
Meadv-ille, Park Ave
Milroy, White Memorial*
Nanticoke, Bethal*
Neath
Philadelphia, Germantown, 1st
" Armenian Martyrs
" Central
" Frankfort
Pittsburgh, Arhngton
" Birmingham
" Manchester*
. $ 10.00
100.00
65.25
18.33
" Slovanic
" Smithfield Evan.- Protestant*. .
Plymouth, 1st Welsh
6.85
560.77
6 25
Potter^^lle, Rome
31.00
Spring Creek
18 55
Tarentum, 1st
Warfordsburg, Pleasant G
West Spring Creek
rove
15.00
3.00
3 75
17.00
Wilkes-Barre, Miner ....
Individual Gifts
6.92
499 54
TOTAL
PUERTO RICO
Ceiba, Ensenada Honda .
Fajardo, 1st*
. $ 51.25
70 00
15.00
Humacao, United*
49.45
17.50
Pona Pobre & Las Minas
SaUnas ....
Churches .
6.00
7 94
20.00
Individual Gifts
2 00
TOTAL
. $ 249.14
RHODE
ISLAND
Barrington** $ 465 . 26
BrLstol, Lst 7.10
Central Falls* 276.66
Cranston, Edgewood* 271.94
" Frankhn 32.25
East Providence, Newman Rumford. . . 85.00
" United** 453.85
Kingston* 220.01
Little Compton, United** 156.50
Moosup Valley 4 . 00
Newport, United 74 . 50
Pawtucket, Darhngton 43 . 80
" 1st** 1,103.48
" Park Place Church* 400.00
Peace Dale** 449.70
Providence, Beneficent* 327.. 55
" Central** 2,334.00
" Elmwood 28.40
" Plymouth Union* 32.11
Saylesville, Sayles Memorial 27. 12
Slatersville* 112.20
West Warwick* 297.35
Woonsocket, Globe 34.60
Individual Gifts 25.00
TOTAL $ 7,262.38
SOUTH DAKOTA
Albee $ 8.00
Armour, Co 24.31
Athol 5 . 00
Badger 18.00
Buffalo 18.90
Canova 5.00
Chamberlain, United* 208.25
Clark 16.17
Clear Lake, l.st 17.25
Custer, Com 22.00
Dupree* 30.42
" Thunder Butte 4.26
Eagle Butte, 1st* 61.00
Edgemont** 200.47
Erwin 5 . 00
Estelline** 140.05
70
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1943
Church
Gift
Cliurch
Gift
10.00
34.85
7.00
2.63
58.00
21.51
78.00
36.60
7.00
32.50
24.67
31.24
25.00
35.75
16.50
107.95
11.74
160.63
66.01
2.27
17.. 52
17.52
96.94
5.00
100.61
5.00
5 00
5.00
32.75
118.66
17.07
3.05
113.90
17.. 59
1 . 50
116.11
05 . 00
Pfaffton, N. C
Pleasant Ridge, N. C
Reidsvnlle, N. C, 1st
Shallow Ford, Elon College, N. C. .
Tryon, N. C, Erskine Memorial. .
Union, Burhngton, N. C
Winston-Salem, N. C
VALLEY OF VA. CONFERENCE
Bethlehem, Broadway
Dry Run, St. Davids Church
Joppa, Edinburg
Leaksville
. $ 10.25
3.75
148 00
Gregory, Union
Hill City**
20.00
64.05
Hudson
15.50
7.15
Ipswich
10.56
14.20
2.00
J ■
16.63
JLoomis . . T T„ • „
Newport, Shenandoah . . . .
6 33
Milbank 1st
Tiinber Mountain, W. Va
6.05
28.00
WESTERN N. C. CONFERENCE
Albemarle
Asheboro
Ether
Individual Gifts
New Underwood, United
Rapid City, 1st*
Redfield
Red Scaffold, Frazier Memorial
31.59
49.76
11.92
879 08
TOT\L
« A .IQO 07
Sioux Falls, 1st*
Spearfish
'^''^«k;:::::::::::::::::::;
TEXAS (White)
.Vustin, University Com.**
Booker, Immanuel, German
Dallas, Central*
FoUett, St. John's
Fort Worth
. $ 240.12
7.00
423.40
15.00
46.50
Tabor, Bon Homme Memorial
Valley Springs. Fed
Vermillion, 1st*
Viewfield
Wakonda, 1st
Houston, Pilgrim
8.00
25.00
Watertown 1st*
TOTAL
Wessington Springs, Templeton
Worthing
. $ 765.02
Yankton. 1st*
Individual Gifts ".
UTAH
TOTAL ?
2..3.52.15
Ogden, 1
" Union, (Japanese)
Provo. Com
Salt Lake City, Church of Christ
■■ 1st
" PhiUips
. $ 7.50
12.64
SOUTHERN CONVENTION
101.79
15.00
100.00
22.83
EASTERN N. C. CONFERENCE
3.. 50
24.37
9.15
10.00
16.17
1.50
8.06
2.50
7.50
16.30
3.25
22.00
6.10
8.50
100.00
32.20
655.53
10.80
1,021.76
50.00
2.50
19.25
23.. 50
82.00
136.88
31.40
70.65
66.22
5.00
30.00
259.. 36
4.10
135.53
41.90
164.82
78.15
5.00
2.00
YoungsviUe, Beulah $
Henderson
Hope Mills
" Plymouth
Sandy, 1st
Vernal, Kingsbury
Individual Uifto
4.00
34.75
Morrisville
42 . 66
Mt. Auburn
Mt. Carmel
TOTAL
. $ 351.17
Oak Level, YoungsviUe
Pope's Chapel, Franklinton
VERMONT
EASTERN VIRGINIA CONFERENCE
Centerville
Bakersfield, United
Barnet
Barre
Barton**
Bellows Falls, Fed.**
. $ 5.46
8.00
13.50
194.05
305.25
Holland
Holy Neck, Holland
Newport News, 1st**
Belvidere Junction, United
Bennington. 1st
•■ 2nd**
Bradford, 1st**
3.67
25.00
459.44
346.10
10.00
Brattleboro, Center
Bridgewater
Bridport
Brookfield, 1st
414.85
" Old Zion ....
44.00
92.00
Richmond, 1st
Rosemont
Suffolk, l.st
'■ Oakland
Waterly
N. C. AND VA. CONFERENCE
Apple's Chapel, N. C
Asheville. N. C
Berea, N. C
Burlington, 1st, N. C*
Concord, N. C
Durham, Main St., N. C
Elon College, N. C
Greensboro, N. C, 1st
Happy Home, Ruffin, N. C
Haw River, N. C
Lynchburg, Va., 1st
7.00
122.50
" 1st*
Calais, Woodbury Parish
Cambridge, Com
1,080.25
31.00
2. .50
23.40
Charlotte
Chelsea, United
97.31
5.00
36.16
Colchester 1st United
56.08
Cornwall**
150.99
Coventry
Craftsbury Common*
Danby
Dor.set
11.45
45.36
132.73
50.00
12.00
East Brookfield
13.23
1943]
The Committee for War Victims and Services
71
Church
Gift
Church
Gift
Eden
.. $ 15.00
23 7.5
Bellingham, 1st*
Blaine
.. $ 133.00
62.89
252 83
Fair Haven, 1st*
124.95
24.08
9 00
Fairlee. Fed
Cathlamet**
42 30
Cheney
Colville
26.50
61 00
Grafton, Fed. South
5.00
10.62
55.37
10.40
4.15
5.50
15 00
Greensboro, Church of Christ*
Hardwick. Fed
Dayton*
Deer Park*
66.40
62 30
Hyde Park, 2nd
Dryden
83 20
Irasburg, Fed
Jeffersonville, 2nd
Elk ::;::;:::;:::::::
Everett
Ferndale
Forks
Kirkland*
14.00
19 . 23
93.70
25.00
266.15
Londonderry
LoweU. United
15.00
3.50
9.37
3.75
148.84
11.00
40.00
241.35
Lyndon, Fed
Loon Lake
10 30
Lyndonville, 1st*
Mclndoe Falls, 1st
Manchester, 1st
Lopez
Lowell
Maiden
Monroe
Newport, Hope
Otis, Orchards
Peshastin**
10.00
53.60
17.00
MontpeUer, Bethany
Morrisville, 1st
Newbury, 1st
190.. 57
27.21
17.20
30.53
326.90
10 00
10.00
24.00
122.50
141.83
North Bennington, 1st
North Pownal
Ralston**
Roy
Seattle, Alki
85.50
5.00
75.00
Norwich
119.69
24 . 25
17.00
85.28
Peru
" Fairmount
71 25
" Fauntleroy
" Keystone
70.00
15.00
Proctor, Union
213.70
5.00
5.00
" Swedish
Putney, Fed
" Maple Hill
" Pilgrim
19.00
90 00
" Plymouth**
" Prospect*
" University**
" West
2,534.68
258.25
1,203.15
Rutland
345.65
183.00
15.40
215.09
32.00
3.00
17.50
43.10
" North*
Spokane, Hillyard
8.00
" South
" 3rd, East
Salisbury*
" Lincoln Heights
" Westminster*
Steilacoom
Tacoma, 1st
" Plymouth
Toppenish
Vancouver
Veradale
Walla Walla, 1st*
Warden
Yakima, 1st
Individual Gifts
37.41
314.90
22.73
Sherburne Center
Shoreham
3.00
14.00
20.50
20.00
81.76
33.20
419.93
41.10
Strafford
Thetford, 1st
16.53
22.27
23 00
Troy
3.50
278.36
10.00
442.62
17.57
297 05
Vergennes
Vershire
Waterbury**
TOTAL
.. $ 8,632.55
Waterville, Union
WISCONSIN
Wells River
66.26
West Brattleboro
194 68
Adams
Antigo*
Westfield
West Glover, 1st**
Westminster**
W^st Newbury
4.00
163.40
164.08
5 00
.. $ 14.00
225.00
Ashland
Babcock
17.30
14.40
Wilder, Fed
Baraboo
Beloit, 1st*
" 2nd
" . Gridley
35.50
WiUiamstown
64 27
404.22
Williston, Fed
15.00
14. ,58
116.78
183.42
114.82
567.70
Wilmington
Windsor, 1st
Woodstock, 1st*
Individual Gifts
28.02
Big Spring
Brodhead
11.75
95 g5
Bruce
Burlington
24 . 00
TOTAL
. . $ 8.984.84
18 67
Cable
6.00
70.85
WASHINGTON
Columbus
Dalton, 1st*
Delavan ,
16.00
NORTHERN IDAHO
. . $ 37.45
19.05
110 23
130.15
211.45
Plummer
Priest River**
Durand
Earl
6.58
15 25
Wallace
Worley
WASHINGTON
Aberdeen, 1st
20.00
45.81
101.07
5.00
Eau Claire, 1st
" 2nd
Edgcrton
Elkhorn, 1st
Fort Atkinson
429.26
5.00
Anacortes**
Bellevue
3.00
59 . 00
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[1943
Church
Gift
Church
Gift
Friendship
Fulton
Gays Mills
.....$ 1.00
20.73
10.00
Rio
Ripon, l.«t**
River Falls
Roberts
Seymour
Sheboygan, 1st
" German
Shiocton
Shopiere
.. $ 45.20
705.47
136 64
10.00
20.00
Hammond**
Hartland
Hillsboro
02.96
7.00
25.00
279.41
30.35
5.80
7 50
Janesinlle
Kaukauna
.500.77
13.10
8.36
940.04
30.00
6.35
Somers
Sparta
158.00
22.00
15.25
La Crosse, 1st**
Ladysmith
Springbrook
Spring Green
15.25
17 42
Lone Rock .
Spring Valley
Trego
Union Grove
44 81
Lynxville
Madison, 1st*
17.00
801.22
42.32
21.09
15.25
50 50
" Pilgrim*
Vesper
9.87
5.00
Medford
MeUen
Menasha
4.00
5.44
23.26
56.76
233.45
56.00
.545.00
Watertown
Waukesha
Waupin
102.92
105.00
97.40
Milton**
West DePere
12 50
Milwaukee, German
Whitewater**
516.00
10.00
" Plymouth*
953.75
107.45
85.00
Windsor
51.58
73.10
725 . 26
Navarino, Union of Maine
Neillsville
1.00
10.00
40.00
68.96
TOTAL
. . .?n.9Sl.fi7
Nekoosa
WYOMING
Oshkosh, 1st
" Plymouth
Osseo
Park Falls
15.00
.33.14
33.00
36.00
Cheyenne, 1st
Dayton
Douglas
Green River. Union
Lusk
Pinedale
... $ 154.03
35.00
40.00
Phelps
" Twin Lakes . ...
33.00
11.00
24.75
57.25
Pittsville, 1st**
Platteville
Plymouth
201.32
11.83
106.93
16.85
10.00
10.00
Rock Springs, 1st
Sheridan, 1st
Van Tassell
68.33
35.00
Prescott
Racine, 1st
" Plymouth
13.80
5.46
177.60
11.18
224.55
13.45
98.43
Individual Gifts
41 13
TOTAL
Rhinelander, 1st*
... S 587.37
1943] Explanation of Schedules 73
ANNUAL STATISTICS OF THE CHURCHES
The statistics are collected by the Registrars of the conferences and compiled in the offices of the General
Council. They are of date of January 1 , 1944, and cover the year 1943. Changes in pastorates are corrected as
far as reported until copy is complete. Such revisions and author's corrections in statistics are not involved
in the summaries. Correspondence should be addressed to the Registrars of the conferences.
Persons noting errors are earnestly requested to report the same, especially when the mistakes involve
benevolent contributions. Here it should be noted that money received in any national, district or state office
to and including January 10, is credited to the preceding year unless otherwise requested.
The schedules are arranged by conferences rather than by geographical state lines.
The tables are not a postal guide. For addresses of ministers and clerks refer to alphabetical lists in the
back of the book. Names of Sunday School superintendents, church treasurers, treasurers of benevolence and
chairmen of boards of trustees, are on file in state offices, as are also certain other data.
The first name in the list of churches is usually the name of the town or city in which the meeting house
IS located. This is also the name of its post office unless followed by a name in heavy-faced type. If this
postal word is an adjective it goes with the preceding name, e.g., Newton, West, signifying West Newton.
Reference marks are used as follows :
2/ Pastor serves more than one church. (See list of yoked churches in Conference Summary.)
[ ] Around a pastor's name signify he is not in full standing as a Congregational or Christian minister,
nor a denominational licentiate, nor an approved lay preacher.
t" Pastor installed by Council. § For address see alphabetical list.
r Pastor recognized by Council. — No answer can be given.
m Approximate number of men.
c Sunday School membership includes Cradle Roll.
# Contribution amounts to less than 50 cents.
* Value of church property includes parsonage.
• Per Capita paid in full by church.
II ^ When a church has made no report, items of membership in church, Sunday School and young
peoples' organizations, also home expense and value of property, are inserted from the previous Year Book
and marked || in the first column of the statistical report. This is done that these items may be included in the
summaries and comparative tables, thus minimizing the danger of falsifying the comparisons.
Under church "Members" the number "Absent" are included in the "Total." Amount of "Home
Expenses" includes all salaries, together with missionary aid received, operating expenses and repairs for
church, Sunday School, choir and parish. Cost of new buildings and improvements paid for during 1943 are
not included, but churches which report this item are listed by church number at end of each conference
schedule.
''Budgeted Apportionment": gifts for regular work of the denomination. "Unbudgeted Apportion-
ment": gifts for projects authorized by the national boards and the states, which are not included in their
budgets (i.e. Christmas Fund for Ministerial Relief). "Other Gifts": contributions made for objects outside
the regular work and for authorized appeals {i.e. scholarships, mission boxes, local welfare work. Red Cross).
Contributions to the Committee for War Victims and Services are listed in "Other Gifts" column and a
complete report by churches is given on pages 55-72.
The Women's Sacrificial Gift is included in the apportionment columns of each state. The Unit Plan and
Debt of Honor contributions are included under "Unbudgeteti Apportionment." The state record of these gifts
appears on page 266. The totals, which are given in round numbers by the state in the schedule, may differ
slightly from the totals reported by the boards which are in dollars and cents.
A Summary of the German Conference appears on page 103. The churches constituting this Conference
are recorded, together with their statistical data, in the various state conferences with which they hold
fellowship.
The Summaries give important data by conferences in Table I and national data by years in Table II.
The less important items appear in the Supplemental Summary. Additional totals appear in footings of
conference schedules.
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• 134 " Trinity, 5ponis/i 1924
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22 " 1st, German
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26 " Ohio Ave.
27 " P.wplc's Tabernacle
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• 29 " Seventh Ave.
30 " Sixth Ave.
• 31 " Washington Park
32 Derby
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34 Eaton
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99
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♦228,400
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101
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5
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103
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1
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300
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yEdward Paaluhi, r, § '37-'40
yGeorge E. Akiu, Lie. '41
yklhed Akiona, t '30-'37
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yHenry K. Poepoe, r, § '03-'40
Simeon Ibera, r '36-'40
yMoses Moku, i '22-'37
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Fung Tet Yin, r '23-'32
Oscar E. Maurer, Aeting '06-'44
Masayoshi Goto, i '38-'38
Chiyokichi Furuta, t '25-'37
[Vern E. Leahy, Lay.] '40
Paul B. Waterhouse, i '12-'35
Charles M. Kwock, i '37-'39
Galen R. Weaver, i '23-'23
Marion W. Mumma, r '04-'34
Stephen G. Mark, i '23-26
Theodore Chinen '37-'42
yStephen L. Desha, r, § '36-'40
yEdward Paaluhi, i '37-'32
Daisy Kalaaupa, Lie. '29
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7 Halawa.
8 Hana, Wananalua 1
9 Hanalei, Waioli
10 Hanapepe, Hawaiian
11 " Christian
12 Hauula-Kahuku
13 Hawi, a
14 Hilo, Haili
15 " 1st, Foreign
16 "6
17 " Central Christian
18 " Chinese
19 " Filipino
20 Honokaa, Union
21 Honokohau, Halelana
22 Honolulu, Kawaihao
23 " Kaumakapili
24 " Kalihi-Moanalua
25 " \st, Chinese
26 " Central Union
27 " Nuuanu Cong.
28 " Makiki Christian
29 " Bishop Memorial
30 " lUlihi Union
31 " d
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34 Honolulu, Com.
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Congregational Christian Statistics — Hawaii
105
3,000
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•15,000
•2,000
4,500
2,000
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7,000
•15,000
•15,000
600
•4,600
•1,700
2,800
•8,000
•6,000
•1,600
1,000
300
•1.500
•5,850
•5,217
5,000
•6,150
2,500
•24.000
•1.425
•4,000
4,000
15,000
♦15.000
•22.000
1.000
1,000
464
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2,500
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111
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72 Keystone, South Liberty
* 73 KimmeU. Broadway 1858
74 " Sparta 1878
75 Kingman, Pleasant Grove
* 76 Kirklin, C:hr. Chapel 1843
77 " Sugar Creek
78 Kitchell, Hanna's Creek 1831
* 79 Kokomo, 1st 1860
80 " Harrison St.
11 " Darrough Chapel 1918
<Z LaFountain, Salomonia
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86 " Fairview
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88 " Old Union
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* 90 " Scotland 1890
* 91 Linden
92 Linn Grove
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* 94 Logansport. Blue Ball 1869
* 95 " Shiloh 1856
96 LosantviU". Antioch 1874
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99 Marion, b
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101 Medora. Pleasant Ridge 1842
102 MeUott 1872
m " Union Chapel
*I04 Merom 1858
105 " Big Springs
106 Michigan City. 1st 1835
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Congregational Christian Statistics — Maine
135
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William A. Richmond '00-'42
[Andrew Young, Bapt.] § '18-29
[James Hawkins, Stud.]
yGeorge H. Paul. § '42-'43
Alexander D. Loudon, i '34-'34
Thompson E. Ashby '12-' 17
Thomas H. Campbell, Lie. '43
(See No. 8)
(Part time supply)
yj. Albert Hammond, t '17-41
yj. Albert Hammond, § '17-'41
y[ Norman F. Brooks, Stud.] § '43
L. Winfield Witham '^27-'29
(Part time supply)
yArthiir H. Sargent '10-'41
yJohn H. Miller, Lie., § '43
(Part time supply)
Frank A. Pitman '41-42
(Inactive)
(Inactive)
C. Robert Huntress '35-'37
yCeorge H. Paul '42-'42
Melvin S. Hutchins '06-'40
(Part time supply)
Curtis C. Busby, Lie. '42
(Sec No. 109)
yEdward L. Manning, Lie., § '42
(Inactive)
[Ethel L. Rand, Loy.] '43
yEdward L. Manning, Lie. '42
^[Chester R. Duncan, h] § '42
(Part time supply)
(Inactive)
[Morley J. Durost, Bapt.] '22-'42
Francis E. Ratzell '42-'42
(Inactive)
yHerbert L. Wass •25-'27
Charles A. Watkins '21-'34
[Francis R. Kelly, Stud.] '42
yRobert H. Heigham. § '43-'43
1
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• 37 Bridgton. South 1829
• 38 " North 1832
39 Bristol 1796
• 40 Brooks 1902
• 41 BrooksviUe, West 1826
• 42 Brownfield, a 1804
• 43 Brownville, Com. 1819
• 44 Brunswick 1717
• 45 Bucksport 1803
46 Buffalo, Portage 1930
• 47 Burlington 1827
• 48 Buxton, 1st, Bar Mills 1763
• 49 * North, Gorham, R.D. 1763
• 50 Calais 1825
51 " Red Beach 1894
• 52 Camden 1805
53 Cape Elizabeth, Spurwink 1730
• 54 Caratunk 1887
55 Carmel 1943
• 56 Carroll 1905
57 Castine, Fed. 1820
• 58 (^herryfield 1833
59 Chesuncook 1923
• 60 Corinna 1883
• 61 Cornish, Fed. 1840
• 62 Cranberry Isles 1899
• 63 '• Islesford 1918
• 64 Cumberland, Center 1793
• 65 Dedham, Holden R.D. 2 1841
• 66 Deer Isle, 1st 1773
67 " 2nd, North 1858
• 68 " Little 1895
• 69 " Sunset 1912
• 70 Denmark 1829
• 71 Dennysville 1805
72 Dexter 1834
• 73 Dixfield 1912
• 74 Dover-Foxcroft 1822
75 Durham 1796
-k 76 East Machias 1826
77 East Millinocket 1909
• 78 Eaatport, Central 1819
-k 79 Edgecomb. North 1783
1943]
Congregational Christian Statistics — Maine
137
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4,000
3,000
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2,000
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141
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25,000
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143
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145
1
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39,000
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2,500
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149
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153
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\John G. Vance, p.em. '90
j/Gordon S. Kenison '34-42
j/Gordon S. Kenison '34-'42
[Oscar W. Nelson, a] '25-'34
Scott C. Siegle '19-43
i/Clarence H. Perry '09 -'24
Enoch Hughes '06-'43
j/Horace V. Blackford, § '25-'42
^Horace V. Blackford '25-'42
Leslie H. Perdriau '09-'39
Perry M. Blankenship, i '33-'41
[R. P. Rice, Meth.]
Harold B. White, § '21-'36
J. Osborne Crowe '30-'43
vSamuel R. Swift, § '09-'20
James T. Carter '15-'35
[Charley L. Peeples, e] '43-'42
John Gratton, i '16-'28
Ulrieh Gay, i '26-'18
vE. Pomeroy Cutler, § '16-'30
Walter B. Wiley '24-'39
Harold L. Nevers '27-'39
Floyd L. Roberts '26-'42
George B. Hawkes '02-'36
John Paul McGee, Lie, § '43
(Inactive)
Robert J. Hodgen '32-'43
/CarIKnudsen,i,ff '25-'31
\C. Donald Plomer, h •20-'42
yKenneth B. Wyatt, Lie, § '43
/Bruce Roberts, j '42-'42
[[James H. Burns, k] h '37-'43
(Part time supply)
/George E. Gilchrist •27-'35
\HughMacCallum,Asso. '17
John H. Haverinen '33-'42
/Harold W.Woodbury '41-'41
([Nelson Elliott, 7iap<. Lie] .4ss(
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•393 Orange, Central 1846
394 " Orthodox 1843
395 " Swedish 1889
•396 Orleans, East, Fed. 1646
•397 Otis 1779
•398 Oxford 1721
•399 Palmer, 2d 1847
•430 " Thorndike 1730
•401 " Three Rivers 1876
•402 Paxton 1767
•403 Peabody, 2d 1874
•404 " South 1713
405 " West 1883
406 Pelham, Packardville, b 1936
•407 Pepperell, Fed. & Com. 1918
•408 Peru 1770
•409 Petersham 1823
•410 Phillipston 1785
•411 Pittsfield, 1st 1764
•412 " French 1903
•413 " Immanuel 1913
414 " Pilgrim, Memorial 1897
•415 " 2d 1846
•416 " South 1848
•417 Plainfield 1786
• 418 Plymouth, ChiltonviUe 1894
419 " Italian, North 1914
• 420 " Manomet 1738
•421 " Pilgrimage 1801
•422 Plympton 1698
•423 Princeton 1764
424 Provincetown 1714
•425 Quincy, Bethany 1832
•426 " Finnish 1S95
•427 " Hough's Neck 1928
154
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[1943
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qojnqo
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*42,500
*80,000
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♦15,000
150,000
♦30,000
1,000
♦19,800
40,000
♦12,000
♦11,000
♦6,000
♦58,000
♦55,000
8,000
3,000
♦11,000
7,000
♦48,000
♦73,000
♦166,080
2,500
3,000
10,000
22,1.50
68,000
6,000
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155
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•108,000
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157
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•62,200
•36,550
•17,500
•18,920
•17,600
•68,000
•13,500
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3,000
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450,000
49,000
•10,000
10,850
•125,000
22,600
•27,450
45,000
•186,000
1
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21,000
•41,000
•232,128
•544,800
•4,000
•295,000
•35,000
•38,000
•31,000
38,000
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Congregaiional-Christimi Statistics — Massaclv setts
159
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qomqo
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15,000
*45,000
*16,000
3,000
34,943,483
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1,825
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•607 " West 1840
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2,500
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1,'?00
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9,000
150,000
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•7,100
•13,000
•148,000
•44,000
•8,000
•12,500
•265,000
•31,500
500
1,250
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2,500
•5,800
4,000
•27,500
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14,000
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165
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167
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169
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171
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173
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177
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• 8 Asheboro, 1st 1896
• 9 Beaufort, St. Stephens 1870
10 Bennett, Glover's Cross Road
11 Broadway 1940
12 Burlington, Archer's Grove
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14 " Ebenezer 1S90
15 " Pattila 1916
16 " Union Chapel
17 " Union Ridge
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19 Candor, Dry Creek 1881
20 Carbonton, Haw Branch 1904
21 Cary
22 Charlotte, New Immanuel 1932
• 23 Clayton, Mt. Vernon 1890
• 24 " New Bethel, Wendell 1890
• 25 " Red Hill
• 26 Concord, Ist 1904
27 Creedmore, Rock Spring
• 28 Dover, Mt. Zion
• 29 Dudley, 1st 1870
• 30 Durham, Cedar Grove 1895
• 31 " Mt. Calvary 1898
32 " United 1930
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34 Eagle Rock
35 Elam, Elam Chapel
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y\N. B. Brunston, § ■23-'39
I/Matthew N. McRae, § '06-'32
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38 Florence, Zion Hill
39 Franklinton 1866
40 " Kinch's Chapel
41 " Pope's Chapel
42 Garner, Rand St.
43 Glen Raven
• 44 GoMston, St. Luke 1922
45 Graham, o 1894
46 ■■ Parish Chapel
47 Greensboro, Bishop Temple
• 48 " 1st 1895
49 " St. Stephen's
50 Haw River, Green Level
• 51 " Melville 1882
• 52 " St. Andrew's Chapel 1913
53 Havwood, Liberty Chapel
• 54 Hemp, Bear Creek 1914
• 55 " Collin's Chapel 1893
56 Henderson, Ebenezer
57 " Mt. Zion
58 " St. Andrew's Chapel
59 " Rowland Chapel
60 High Point, Oak Grove 1927
61 " Pilgrim 1895
• 62 " Washington Ter. 1925
63 Holly Springs
64 Kenly, Rocky Branch
• 65 King's Mountain, 1st 1895
• 66 Kinston, Emmanuel Chapel
• 67 Leland, Christian Hope
68 Liberty, Beulah
• 69 Louisburg. St. Delight 1874
70 Manson, Antioch
71 " Bethlehem, Keals, Va.
72 " Burckett's Chapel
• 73 Maribel, Antioch
74 Maysville, Mt. Olive
• 75 " Myrtle Grove 1880
• 76 McCuUars, Pleasant Hill
77 McLeansviUe, 1st 1883
• 78 " Union Grove
79 Mebane, Haw Field Chapel
• 80 " Mary's Grove 1883
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• 126 Town Creek, Christian Hope
• 127 " Union Grove 1918
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• 130 Vander, Shiloh 1900
131 Wake-Forest, Spring St. 1900
• 132 Whitsett, Wadsworth 1870
•133 Wilmington, Gregory 1870
• 134 Winston-Salem, o 1919
135 Wise, Providence
136 Youngsville, Corinth
137 Zebulon, Beaver's Chapel
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140 Palmer Springs, Jerusalem
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203
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205
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207
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209
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213
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Congregational Christian Statistics — OklaJwma
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William M. Oakes '16-'44
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227
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229
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260
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1,344
1,530
272
516
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513
387
397
4,976
8,340
2,965
1,082
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125
1,276
1,117
585
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247
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257
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SUPPLEMENTARY SUMMARY
Weekday Church Schools: Number of churches reporting, 370. Leaders and members, 17,099.
Vacation Church Schools: Number of churches reporting, 868. Leaders and members, 42,S4(i.
Other Study Groups, Chibs, etc.: Number of churches reporting, 1,252. Leaders and members, 69,359.
Educational Activities: Number of churches reporting, 3,628. Total number of persons enfraged in activities,
517,983. (This includes leaders and members, and avoids dupHcation of educational groups where
possible.)
Families: Number, 594,976. Previous year, 582,548.
Average Church Attendance: Number of churches reporting, 2,951. Total, 258,991, Average, 88. The report
on "Average Attendance Principal Sunday Service" gives the record of such churches as report. In
Summary I the average by conferences is shown and in the total the average for the country. In the
state summaries will be found the number reporting in each state.
Ministers in Full Standing: Pastors, 3,090 (installed, 341, recognized, 186). Pastors Emeritus, 142, De-
nominational Officials, 104. Missionaries, College Pastors, etc., 107. Educators, 263. In Other Religious
Work and Chaplains, 543. In Business and Professions, 416. Others, 1,242. Total, 5,908.
Independent Mission Schools: Number, 17. Loss, 8. Membership, 786. Loss, 620.
Salaries: Total, $6,775,785 (paid supplies, 279,276, Salary Units, 3,300), Average Salary, $1,969. The average
salaries reported in Summary I are based on the annual rate actually received by each minister whether
serving one or more churches and including missionary aid. These are not comparable with reports in
previous Year Books which were based on salaries expected to be paid.
Parsonages: Number, 3,377.
Legacies: Number of churches reporting, 434; Total, $773,697.
New Building expenses: Number of churches reporting, 2,023. Total, $3,104,884.
Debts: Number of churches reporting, 1,081. Total, $6,202,205.
U nbudgeted Apportionment Contributions: Total, $255,054.
Other Gifts (Special Denominational and Undenominational): Total, $1,041,808.
All Benevolences: Total, $2,914,311. Increase, $356,826.
Size of Churches:
Number of churches having a membership of 9 or less 212
Number of churches having a membership of 10-49 1,327
Number of churches having a membership of 50-99 1,380
Number of churches having a membership of 100-249 1,757
Number of churches having a membership of 2.50-499 732
Number of churches having a membership of 500-999 342
Number of churches having a membership of 1,000 or more 129
5,891
Admission to Membership on Confession of Faith:
Number of churches which received 9 or fewer 1,974
Number of churches which received 10-24 985
Number of churches which received 25-49 334
Number of churches which received 50-99 74
Number of churches which received 100 or more 16
Number of churches which received none 1,676
Number of churches making no report 831
5,891
Foreign-speaking Churches: Armenian, 20; Assyrian, 1; Chinese, 6; Czechoslovak, 3; Dane-Norwegian, 3;
FiUpino, 10; Finnish, 39; French, 3; German, 201; Hawaiian, 5; Indian, 31; Italian, 5; Japanese, 14;
Mexican, 8; Scandinavian. 7; Slovak, 6; Spanish, 22; Swedish, 44; Welsh, 61. Total, 489.
Foreign Missions (Supplementing data under Summary I): Places of Service, 2,655; Number of missionaries,
357; Native force, 5,694; Total Christian Community, 233,030; Number of schools, 1,114; Native con-
tributions, $619,787, of which $175,202 is for Christian work.
CHRISTIAN SUMMARY
COMPARATIVE TABLE BY YEARS
Year
Churches
Total
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Total
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Confession
Ministers
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Benev-
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Expenses
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1898
1902
1906
1910
1915
1920
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
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1,489
1,3.50
1,316
1.307
1,350
1,204
1,052
1,108
1,157
1,778
1,151
1,137
1,099
107,868
109,667
101,597
97,137
101,468
109,478
105,310
108,182
105,849
109,641
105,684
112,122
108,188
104,091
3,370
3,797
3,396
3,793
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1,449
1,.538
1,175
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1,087
1,050
1,123
1,177
1,090
1,113
1,135
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94,516
92,606
86,432
85,617
79,120
75,431
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316,280
308,373
351,613
330,582
350,215
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1,003,389
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832,651
599,288
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THE UNIT PLAN
of
The Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers
287 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y.
Donald A. Adams 1
_ . „ > Executive Officers
Frank J. Scribner J
William F. Frazier, Treasurer
Contributions have been received at the office of the Unit Plan through January 10, 1944 as follows.
Gifts listed on this page are also included in the "Unbudgeted Apportionment" column in the sta-
tistical pages of the Year Book.
With the Unit Plan gifts are included payments made upon outstanding Debt of Honor pledges.
Annual Receipts Cumulative Tola
Quota 194.3 1942-1943
Alabama (W) $ 200 $ 5.00 $ 113.85
(C) 100 10.00 10.00
CaUfornia. North 3,000 7,102.89 9,067.26
South 5,800 7,596.29 15,947.35
Colorado 1,600 992.96 1,168.56
Connecticut 15,300 12,865.37 26,557.73
Evangehcal Protestant — 5 . 00
Florida 1,100 1,448.20 2,410.54
Georgia (W) 200 146.00 306.00
Hawaii 900 — 1,000.00
Idaho 200 149.00 234.00
Illinois 14,300 18,682.01 30,485.32
Indiana 2,000 657.50 1,564.50
Iowa 4,600 5,007.85 10,093.64
Kansas 1,600 2,305.99 4,236.39
Kentucky & Tenn. (W) 300 — 45.25
Louisiana (W) 100 149.00 149.00
(C) 100 19.00 31.00
Maine 4,200 4,193.92 8,876.62
Massachusetts 27,500 27,860.25 55,515.21
Michigan 9,200 5,362.21 8,491.45
Middle Atlantic 4,000 9,368.70 14,367.70
Minnesota 4,300 3,465.06 4,073.12
Missouri 1,800 2,834.51 5,437.20
Montana 800 832.53 1,613.80
Nebraska 2,200 2,312.69 3,363.99
New Hampshire 4,200 3,638.99 6,974.36
New York 12,100 5,796.80 12,026.18
North Carolina (C) 400 2.00 3.00
North Dakota 900 946.51 1,434.06
Ohio 8,100 8,896.76 16,715.94
Oklahoma 300 184.12 492.12
Oregon 1,100 1,195.59 1,757.59
Pennsylvania 2,200 1,831.35 4,009.69
Rhode Island 1,900 1,753.95 4,557.35
South Dakota 1,500 2,793.75 5,226.08
Southern Convention 25.00 35.00
Southwest 400 361.00 979.00
Tennessee (C) 100 — —
Texas (W) ' 200 172.57 223.57
Texas & Oklahoma (C) 200 2.00 4.00
Utah 200 — —
Vermont 3,300 2,564.15 5,201.55
Washington 2,600 3,604.27 7,183.28
Wisconsin 4,900 5,975.99 11,199.87
Wyoming 300 150.00 150.00
Canada & Foreign 107.43 182.75
$1.'33,309.16 $283,519.87
1943] Unit Plan Receipts 267
INFORMATION FOR CHURCH TREASURERS
These answers may help j'ou when someone aska, "How are benevolent contributions handled?"
WHAT IS THE APPORTIONMENT?
The monies contributed for the religious and educational work of the denomination, including the State
Conference, American Board, Board of Home Missions, Annuity Fund and Council for Social Action.
WHAT IS BUDGETED APPORTIONMENT?
The several Congregational Societies make up their budgets for the year, anticipating estimated
receipts from benevolences. Contributions received for the budgeted work are considered Budgeted
Apportionment.
WHAT IS UNBUDGETED APPORTIONMENT?
Contributions designated for work or causes authorized by a Society or Conference but which are not
included in the budgeted work.
WHAT IS THE APPORTIONMENT FOR EACH CHURCH?
The term applied to the total it seeks to obtain or which the Conference has requested it to raise. It is
also the term for the amount reported in the Year Book as actually contributed.
HOW IS THIS APPORTIONMENT OBTAINED?
Through pledges. Through budgeting by the church. Through special contributions.
WHAT DOES THE CHURCH TREASURER DO WITH THE APPORTIONMENT MONEY?
Sends it to the State or District headquarters at regular intervals, not less than quarterly.
WHY IS THE MONEY SENT TO THE CONFERENCE OFFICE RATHER THAN DIRECT TO
THE SOCIETIES?
Because the State offices keep the church-by-church records of apportionment giving and are responsible
for the annual report for the Year Book.
WHAT IS THE APPORTIONMENT YEAR?
The calendar year with ten days grace allowed. All remittances should be in the State office by January
10 th.
WHEN FORWARDING MONEY TO THE CONFERENCE OFFICE IS IT NECESSARY TO DES-
IGNATE PARTICULAR SOCIETIES?
No, except in the case of designated gifts. The division is made by the Conference on the agreed per-
centage.
WHAT ARE DESIGNATED GIFTS?
Gifts specified for a particular Society or purpose. The Conference office should be advnsed of the
designation. Credit is given as Budgeted or Unbudgeted depending upon the classification.
WHAT INFORMATION SHOULD BE GIVEN FOR DESIGNATED GIFTS?
The amount. For what Society. For what purpose or object.
WHAT ARE "OTHER GIFTS"?
Contributions made for objects outside both the regular budgeted work and authorized appeals.
WHERE ARE "OTHER GIFTS" TO BE SENT?
Either to the State office or direct to the recipient, but preferably to the State office as credit will
then be given in the Year Book under "Other Gifts."
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN GIFTS ARE SENT DIRECTLY TO THE SOCIETIES?
The Societies report these gifts to the State office and if the church has been mentioned, credit is given.
■• If no church is named, credit is given to the Stale under "Gifts — ■ Church undesignated."
WHAT BECOMES OF THE BENEVOLENCES SENT BY CHURCHES IN THE MISSIONARY
CONFERENCES AND DISTRICTS?
The State office makes remittances, usually monthly, sending 32% to Boston for the American Board
and 68% to New York for the Board of Home Missions, Annuity Fund and Council for Social Action.
WHAT BECOMES OF THE BENEVOLENCES SENT BY CHURCHES IN THE SELF-SUPPORT-
ING STATES?
The Superintendent or Treasurer makes monthly remittances to the Boston and New York head-
quarters, based on the division determined by the Conference.
WHAT ARE THE PERCENTAGES FOR THE BENEVOLENCES AS A WHOLE?
While the percentages for State, Home and Foreign work differ in the several states, the goal sought is
the following percentage division when total budgeted receipts are considered. These are the recom-
mended percentages for 1944 — ■
States 32%
American Board 32%
Board of Home Missions ^^%
Annuity Fund 7%
Council for Social Action 4%
268
Fellowship {Per Capita) Dues
FELLOWSHIP (PER CAPITA) DUES
[1943
The Per Capita contribution requested of each church may be considered as a denominational member-
ship fee for the church. The amount each church is asked to pay for the expenses of the denominational
agencies (Association, Conference, and Council) is determined by the total membership of the church as
reported in the Year Book, — so many cents per member per year. This figure is uniform per member for
all the churches of each State or Association.
State
Conf. Assns. Sundry
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5
8
4
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2-5
6
5
z
2H J^(f)
7 —
6 1-3
10(g)
2(g)
Evangelical Protestant .
Hawaii
Intermountain District
Idaho, Utah
Wyoming
Illinois. .
Indiana .
Iowa . . .
2(b) Kansas.
Louisiana, white . .
Louisiana, colored.
2(a) Maine
Massachusetts. . . .
Michigan (e) . . .
Middle Atlantic .
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
2(a) New Hampshire .
New York
North Dakota .
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania . .
Rhode Island
So. Central (Okla., Texas) .
Southern Convention
South Dakota
Southeast District
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Ky., Tenn
Kb)
Southeast, colored
Alabama
Ga., N. & S. Car., Tenn
Southwest (Ariz., N. Mex., W. Tex.) .
Texas & Oklahoma, colored .
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
(d)
13-17
9 plus
14
11
10
25
14J^-20
13-16
11
15
16}^-20
16
12-15
13
15
16-18
German Churches
Colorado
Kansas
Okla., Texas
South Dakota. .
# No information available as to Conference and Associations share.
(a) Board of Pastoral Supply (b) State Travel Fund for Delegates
(c) Ohio Council of Churches (d) Not paid by some Associations
(e) Payments to General Council vary from 6}^ to 8 cents, depending upon Association payment
(f) Expense of State Conference for Association meetings
(g) For parsonage for Superintendent
1943]
Council Meetings
269
MEETINGS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES
Year
Place
Moderator
Preacher
1865
Boston, Mass.
Hon. W. A. Buckingham
Julian M. Sturtevant
1871
Oberlin, Ohio
Rev. William T. Budington
Leonard Bacon
1874
New Haven, Conn.
Hon. L. S. Foster
Richard S. Storrs
1877
Detroit, Mich
Hon. William B. Washburn
Zachary Eddy
1880
St. Louis, Mo.
Rev. Henry M. Dexter
Samuel E. Herrick
1883
Concord. N. H.
Rev. Arthur Little
Frederick A. Noble
1886
Chicago, 111.
Hon. Lorrin A. Cooke
Prof. George P. Fisher
1889
Worcester, Mass.
Pres. Cyrus Northrop
Israel E. Dwinell
1892
Minneapolis, Minn.
Rev. A. H. Quint
Charles M. Lamson
1895
Syracuse, N. Y.
Hon. Nelson Dingley
F. W. Gunsaulus
1898
Portland, Ore.
Rev. Frederick A. Noble
Albert J. Lyman
1901
Portland, Me.
Rev. Amory H. Bradford
William J. Tucker
1904
Des Moines, la.
Rev. Washington Gladden
Alexander McKenzie
1907
Cleveland, Ohio
Hon. Thomas C. MacMillan
George A. Gordon
1910
Boston, Mass.
Rev. Nehemiah Boynton
Pres. W. D. Mackenzie
1913
Kansas City, Mo.
Rev. Charles R. Brown
Cliarles E. JejTerson
1915
New Haven, Conn.
Hon. Henry M. Beardsley
Ozora S. Davis
1917
Columbus, Ohio
Rev. WiUiam Horace Day
Charles S. Mills
1919
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Pres. Henry C. King
Raymond Calkins
1921
Los Angeles, Cal.
Rev. William E. Barton
G. Glenn Atkins
1923
Springfield, Mass.
Rev. Rockwell H. Potter
S. Parkes Cadman
1925
Washington, D. C.
Mr. Frank J. Harwood
Rev. Dan F. Bradley
Carl S. Patton
1927
Omaha, Neb.
Rev. Ozora S. Davis
Hon. William E. Sweet
Albert W. Palmer
1929
Detroit, Mich.
Dr. Fred B. Smith
Mr. Franklin Warner
Henry K. Booth
Secretaries: Rev. Alonzo H. Quint, 1871-83; Rev. Henry A. Hazen, 1883-1900; Rev. Asher Anderson
1900-13; Rev. Hubert C. Herring, 1913-20; Rev. Charles E. Burton, 1921-31.
Treasurers: Charles G. Hammond, 1871-74; Charles Demond, 1874-78; Rev. Henry M Dexter
1878-80; Rev. Levelette Perrin, 1880-89; Rev. Samuel B. Forbes, 1889-1907; Rev. Joel S. Ives, 1907-15-
Rev. John J. Walker, 1915-19; Frank F. Moore, 1919-23; Franklin H. Warner, 1923-27; Dr. Edwin G'
Warner, 1927-29; Wilham T. Boult, 1929-31.
MEETINGS OF THE GENERAL COUNCIL
OF CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
Year
Place
Moderator
Preacher
1931
1934
J936
1938
1940
1942
Seattle, Wash.
Oberlin, Ohio
South Hadley, Mass.
Beloit, Wis.
Berkeley, Cal.
Durham, N. H.
Rev. Carl S. Patton
Rev. Frank G. Coffin
Rev. Jay T. Stocking
Mr. Roger W. Babson
Rev. Oscar E. Maurer
Hon. WUliam E. Sweet
Rev. Ferdinand Q. Blanchard
Harry P. Dewey
Ashley Day Leavitt
Ferdinand Q. Blanchard
Os-ar E. Maurer
McElyar H. Lichliter
Miles H. Krumbine
Secretaries: Rev. Charles E. Burton, 1931-38; Rev. Douglas Horton, 1938-.
Treasurers: William T. Boult, 1931-38; Arthur Y. Meeker, 1938-40; L. Nelson Nichols, 1940-.
THE GENERAL CONVENTION OF THE AMERICAN CHRISTIAN CHURCHES met in 1902 at
Norfolk, Va., Rev. Oliver W. Powers, president: in 1906 at Huntington, Ind.; in 1910 at Troy, Ohio; in
1914 at Springfield, Ohio, Rev. William D. Samuel, president: in 1919 at Conneaut, Ohio; in 1922 at Burling-
ton, N. C; in 1926 at Urbana, 111.; in 1929 at Piqua, Ohio, Rev. Frank G. Coffin, president.
270
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN ORDINATIONS, 1943
ANDES. MARK W., Bethel Church,
Elkton, Va.
AUSTIN, L. CHURCHILL, Newton,
Iowa.
BAKER, GORDON J., Colonial Church,
Los Angeles, Cal.
BARBOUR, JOHN JAMES, Chester-
field, Mass.
BAWDEN, RAYMOND CHESTER,
Claridon, Ohio.
BEDIENT, MARLIN C, South Church,
Hartford, Conn.
BENGSTON, ERNEST L., JR., Center
Church, Manchester, Conn.
BERGSMAN, LEE D., Hooksett, N. H.
BIDDLE, ROGER E., Southwick, Mass.
BROADBENT, CHARLES D., South
Coventry, Conn.
CHAMBERLIN, ROBERT JOSEPH,
Miner Church, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
CHILD, GRAHAM D., Second Church,
Greenwich, Conn.
COLE, JORDAN D., LeRaysville, Pa.
COOK, JAMES E., Center Church, At-
lanta, Ga
CRIPPEN, G. WALDO, Community
Church, Carbondale, Kan.
CROOKER, CHARLES WESCOTT,
Lyme, N. H.
DALTON, GLEN D., Union Church, Up-
per Montclair, N. J.
DANBERG, NEIL BYRON, First
Church, Moline, 111.
DANIELSON, LAURENCE S., West-
field Church, Danielson, Conn.
DEINSTADT, LESLIE G., Hingham,
Mass.
DETWEILER, LEONARD A., First
Church, Madison, Wis.
DIEDE, RICHARD R., Pierce, Neb.
DOREY, FRANK DAVID, Graham
Taylor Hall, Chicago Theological Sem-
inary, Chicago, 111.
DUNLAP, HARRY PHILIP, Castile,
N.Y.
EDGE, WILLIAM F., New Preston,
Conn.
ELMEN, PAUL H., Lowell, Mass.
ESHELMAN, BYRON ELIAS, Wilder-
mere Beach Union Chapel, Milford,
Conn.
EUSTON, WALTER H.
River, Conn.
SR., Deep
FISCUS, CARL FREDERICK, Union
Road Community Church, Cheekto-
waga, N. Y.
FLEMING, WILLIAM FRANK, Het-
tinger, N. D.
FOCHT, ALFRED PAUL, Guerneville,
Cal.
Nov.
26
Oct.
18
Dec.
12
June 27
June
3
May 23
Dec.
=
May 14 |
May
26
Nov.
7
June
30
June
6
Oct.
22
Dec.
12
Mar.
28
Sept.
10
June 27
Sept.
5
Apr.
2
Mar.
3
Oct.
17
June
4
Nov.
10
June 27
June
6
June
6
Sept
12
June
20
June
6
Dec.
15
July 29
FORD, WILLIAM CHARLES, First
Church, Williamsburg, Mass.
FREEMAN, FORREST FRANK, First
Church, Java Village, N. Y.
FRITZMEIER, JOHN E., Northfield,
Conn.
SERAFIN, Rio
GARCIA-GUEVARA,
Abajo, Ceiba. P. R.
GARDNER, C. ELLIOTT, Alden, Iowa.
GASKELL, BENTON SEARLE, Cov-
entry, Conn.
GILL, CLAYTON H., Leyden Church,
Brookline, Mass.
GUPTILL, NATHANAEL M., Rowley,
Mass.
HAMM, DAVID L., Riverhead, N. Y.
HARVEY, HENRY STIMSON, Broad-
way Tabernacle, New York, N. Y.
HAWTHORNE, KINGSLEY W., North
Anson, Me.
HEIGHAM, ROBERT H., First Church,
Wiscasset, Me.
HENLEY, NORMAN, North Troy, Vt.
HIGBY, CLIFFORD STARR, Wheat-
land, Wyo.
HIGGINS, FORREST CLEVELAND,
Goshen, Mass.
HILDEBRANDT. LEONARD H., By-
field Parish, South Byfield, Mass.
HOERSCH, ALBERT, Hyannis, Neb.
HOFFMAN, RALPH J., Armour, S. D.
HORNBUCKLE, KENNETH G., Hyde
Park Church, St. Louis, Mo.
HOVLAND, CLARENCE WARREN,
Chnton, Conn.
JACKSON, WALTER NEALE, First
Church, Ne%v Bedford, Mass.
JONES, CHESTER EARL, Wrentham,
Mass.
JONES, JOHN PHILLIP. New Castle,
Pa.
KEAST, GEORGE STANLEY, Livonia,
N.Y.
KERR, MRS. IRIS, Union Church, East
Bridgewater, Mass.
LINDBLADE, ERIC NORMAN, Yar-
mouth, Mass.
LOOM IS, HORACE B.. Coloma, Mich.
LUDWIGSON, JOSEPH R., Central
Church, Newton, Mass.
MACON, MRS. JULIA ANNA, Corning,
N.Y.
MADREN, WELDON THOMAS, Dan-
ville, Va.
MARTIN. CLYDE MacDONALD, Wil-
mington, Mass.
MATTERS, WILLIAM TELL, JR.,
First Church, Oberlin, Ohio
MoEWEN, HOMEE CLYDE, Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
June 14
Nov. 21
June 2
Mar. 14
Dec. 27
May 30
Jan. 3
Mar. 23
Oct. 13
May 16
June 6
Oct. 5
Sept. 14
June 2
May 9
May 14
Sept. 20
Oct. 12
Nov. 2
Apr. 8
July 27
Mar. 23
Apr. 11
Aug. 31
Dec. 17
Aug. 15
Nov. 23
Jan. 10
Apr. 13
Nov. 17
May 25
June 13
Apr. 18
1943]
Congregational Christian Ordinations, 1943
271
McLAIN, BERNARD ARTHUR, Chil-
tonville Church, Plymouth, Mass.
MEANS, GLEN L., Texas City, 111.
MELBERG, WILLIAM F., Boston,
N. Y.
MORAN, JOHN O., Kingston, Ontario,
Canada.
MORLAND, JOHN KENNETH, Plym-
outh Church, New Haven, Conn.
MORSE, BRADLEY T., Enfield, N. H.
MUNRO, JOHN KER, Cairo, Ohio.
ORTON, LAMBERT S., Danville, Iowa.
OWEN, ROBERT RUSSELL, Spring
Valley, Minn.
PARKER, DAVID BRUCE, Luray, Va.
PARKER, EVERETT C, Chicago, 111.
PENDLETON, CHARLES LEE, First
Church, Shelby, Mich.
PETERSON, ADOLPH L., New Haven,
Conn.
PHILLIPPI, A. KARL, Northford, Conn.
PILLSBURY, JOHN, Manchester, N. H.
POPE, EDWARD VANSTONE, Avon,
Conn.
POPPE, HANS M., St. John's Church,
Harrison, Ohio.
POWELL, JAMES THURSTON, Fitz-
william, N. H.
PRATT, MELVYN EUGENE, JR., Oli-
vet Church, Bridgeport, Conn.
PRESNELL, LACY M., Pleasant Hill
Church, near Liberty, N. C.
PUFAHL, EDMOND, Galarza, E. R.,
Argentina, S. A.
REEVES, GEORGE PAUL, Dwight
Memorial Chapel, New Haven, Conn.
REIFEL, LEONARD, Russell, Kan.
RICE, W. ARTHUR, Highland Church,
Roxbury, Mass.
ROBINSON, HUGHES ALONZO, St.
Luke Church, Goldston, N. C.
ROBLES-RODRIQUEZ, GILBERTO,
Quebrada Seca, Ceiba, P. R.
RODRIGUES, CHARLES VALADAO,
Providence, R. I.
ROSE, JOHN D., First Church, Avon
»Lake, Ohio.
RO WE, LESLIE R., Feeding Hills, Mass.
SAHLIN, ERNEST HILDING, Oak-
ham, Mass.
SANTIAGO, SANTIAGO-ALVARADO,
United EvangeUcal Church, Ponce,
P. R.
SAVIDGE, ROBERT McCLOUGHAN,
Centerbrook, Conn.
June 11
Aug. 19
May 23
Apr. 28
May 16
Feb. 7
Sept. 30
Dec. 12
July 28
Aug. 4
Sept. 24
Apr. 27
May 5
Dec. 5
May 16
Sept. 19
June 20
Sept. 26
May 20
Nov. 11
Mar
26
Oct.
19
May
11
Apr.
30
Mar
14
July
21
Nov.
7
Mar
9
Oct.
26
Apr.
5
SCHAPER, RICHARD JOHN, Ward
Hill Church, Haverhill, Mass.
SCHISSLER, GEORGE, Loveland, Colo.
SCHLUETER, ROLAND FRANKLIN,
Hillyard Church, Spokane, Wash.
SCHMITTLER, LAURENCE E., Texas
City, lU.
SCHNEIDER, FRED, Bayard, Neb.
SCHWARZ, HOMER AUGUSTUS,
Christian Union Church, West Groton,
Mass.
SHAW, EUNICE BACON, Otter Creek
Me.
SIUDY, GEORGE S., First Church,
Terre Haute, Ind.
SNAVELY, JERALD HOOD, United
Church, Bridgeport, Conn.
SNYDER, RICHARD L., Broadway
Tabernacle, New York, N. Y.
SNYDER, WALSTEIN W., Bethel
Church, Elkton, Va.
STAGEBERG, OLIVER VINCENT,
Richmond Beach, Wash.
STILL, EDWIN W., Elkhorn, Wis.
STOEVE, OLAF, Lisle, 111.
STOWE, DAVID, Berkeley, Cal.
SUNDBERG, E. KERMIT, Norfield
Church, Weston, Conn.
THOMPSON, LOUIS S., Community
Church, Pinehurst, Mass.
TIBBETS, PERCY, Bazile Creek
Church, Niobrara, Neb.
TORRENCE, EDGAR CLIFTON, First
Church, Washington, Conn.
TURNER, DALE EMERSON, Lansing,
Mich.
TURRELL, STEPHEN WARD, First
Church, New Lebanon, N. Y.
VINING, LESTER R., Pilgrim Church,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
VOELia:R, PAUL FREDERICK, South
Church, Grand Rapids, Mich.
WARD, DONALD C, Union Church,
Groton, Mass.
WELCH, MAXWELL M., Princeton,
Me.
WHITEHOUSE, NORMAN, Chicago,
111.
WILLIAMS, PALMER DAY, First
Church, National City, Cal.
WILLIS, JOHN RANDOLPH, Holyoke,
Mass.
WINCHELL, WALLACE, Milford, N. J.
WIRT, SHERWOOD ELIOT, First
Church, Collinsville, Conn.
WRIGHT, C. FLOYD, Sawyer, Mich.
May 29
May 1
Aug.
19
July
11
Aug.
1
Oct.
17
Apr.
29
July
11
May 16
Nov.
26
May
25
June
6
Jan.
25
June 29
May
18
Nov
9
May
15
May
16
Nov
16
June
7
Nov.
3
Feb.
18
June
24
Oct.
21
Nov
28
Dec.
27
Oct.
31
Oct.
27
Nov.
1
Sept.
15
272
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
CHAPLAINS
IN ACTIVE SERVICE AS OF APRIL 15, 1944
[1943
ARMY
Adams, Rowland C, Lisbon, N. H.
Aki, George. Denson, Ark.
Allan, James B., Green River, Wyo.
Allenljy, Hubert A., Webster, Mass.
Andersen, Ralph Miller, Drexel Hill, Pa.
Appleton, Julius G., Lexington, Ky.
Archer, Russell C, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Axton, John T., Washington, D. C.
Bacheler, Theodore, South Hadley Falls, Ma
Bagby, Charles Lee, Canton, III.
Baldwin, Clarence W., Indianapolis, Ind.
Barnhill, Fredrick A., Brea, Cal.
Barrett, Q. K., South Dartmouth, Mass.
Bartholomew, Lisle, Hardwick, Mass.
Bartlett, Henry M., Stockbridge, Mass.
Barwick, Arthur W., Springfield, Mo.
Bauer, Thorpe, Bridgeport, Conn.
Beardsley, Whitmore E., Westhampton, Ma
Beasley, Louis J., Atlanta, Ga.
Berger, William E., Manhattan, Kan.
Bergman, Carl J., Berlin, N. H.
Besselievre, William C, Pierre, S. D.
Bevan, Vernon F., Shelburne Falls, Mass.
Bicket, Willard A., Lovell Centre, Me.
Billingsley, Richard, Middletown, N. Y.
Bishop, James H., East Orange, N. J.
Blakney, Raymond B., Williamstown, Mass
Bliss, Daniel, Greenwich, Conn.
Blough, Homer E., Rock Rapids, Iowa.
Blundon, Leslie W., North Bennington, Vt.
Bond, Claude, Nantucket, Mass.
Bond, Lester E., Chula Vista, Cal.
Bourne, Donald S., Battle Creek, Mich
Bousman, Gary A., Crystal, Mich.
Bowers, Thurman F., Greensboro, N. C.
Braden, Wayne L., Lodi, Ohio.
Bradford, Walter P., Brandon, Vt.
Brown, Charles T., Monmouth, Me.
Brown, James G., Lee, Mass.
Brown, Marvin D., Garden City, Kan.
Brownell, Donald R., Hartford, Conn.
Buchanan, Albert B., Milroy, Pa.
Buchin, Earle L., Cedar Grove, N. J.
Burch, Loren W., New Haven, N. Y.
Burns, Raymond C, Hudson, Ohio.
Burr, Dudley H., Hartford, Conn.
Butt, L. George, Orleans, Vt.
Campbell, Harlin M., Everett, Mass.
Carlsen, Emanuel, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Carlson, Walter M., Howells, N. Y.
Carter, Edwin R., Westbrook, Me.
Carter, Wade L., Weatherford, Okla.
Cash, WilUam L., Jr., Birmingham, Ala.
Chandler, Warren M., Newfane, Vt.
Clarke, Robert H., Peoria, 111.
Cleland, Gail, Alameda, Cal.
Cleworth, Thomas S., Low Moor, Iowa.
Cochrun, Edgar R., Westerville, Ohio.
Colbourn, Arthur P., Dorset, Vt.
Conlin, James W., Mecca, Ind.
Cooper, Horace N., Denver, Colo.
Cordill, Tunis S., Jr., Los Angeles, Cal.
Cottle, Gardner D., Mattapoisett, Mass.
Craig, Andrew K., Groveland, Mass.
Craig, John G., Chicago, 111.
Crockett, Barney C, Minneapolis, Minn.
Crutchfield, Henry E., Windsor, Va.
Cullens, Paul A., Newtown, Conn.
Curry, Emerson L., Quebec, Canada.
Daniel, John I., Orange, N. J.
Davis, James M., New York, N. Y.
Davis, Norman S., Beulah, N. D.
DeKraker, Cecil H., Bottineau, N. D.
Denlinger, Everett E., Berkshire, N. Y,
Dennis, Orville, Mankato, Minn.
Diede, Richard R., Pierce, Neb.
Distant, Lewis E., Sherman Mills, Me.
Dollar, Charlie C, Lanett, Ala.
Douglas, John A., Cape Cod, Mass.
Douglas, Richard G., Chicago, 111.
Downey, William B., Berkshire, N. Y.
Easton, Carlton, Quincy, Mass.
Elliott, Homer H., Pomona, Cal.
Elmen, Paul H., Billerica Centre, Mass.
England, R. N., Hardin, Mont.
Eutsler, Frederick B., Haworth, N. J.
Eymann, Harold H., Boulder City, Nev.
Fellows, Ward J., Lynnfield Center, Mass.
Fisher, Charles, Austin, Tex.
Fitzsimmons, John P., Belmont, Mass.
Fleckles, Elliott V., Mt. Hermon, Mass.
Fritzmeier, John E., Fall Creek, Wis.
Frost, William M., Highland, Cal.
Gaskill, John G., East Derry, N. H.
Gooding, Ernest A., Bangor, Me.
Goude, Stuart V., Vancouver, Wash.
Gould, Everett W., Parkman, Ohio.
Gould, Howard D., Colrain, Mass.
Granger, Lawrence D., Toppenish, Wash.
Grant, J. A. G., Memphis, Tenn.
Graves, LawTence D., Livonia, N. Y.
CJreen, Sigfrid E., Manchester, Conn.
Gregory, W. Edgar, Elbowoods, N. D.
Gudmundsson, Gudmund, Calipatria, Cal.
HaberUn, Arthur G., Hanover, Conn.
Hagen, Frederick W., New York, N. Y.
Hamilton, WiUiam J., Jr., Avon, Conn.
Hart, William C, Littleton, Mass.
Harwood, Douglas, Spring Valley, N. Y.
Haskin, Robert F., St. Paul, Minn.
Hastie, Charles B., Sheboygan, Mich.
Hawthorne, Kingsley W., North Anson, Me.
Hazen, Clarence A., Swanton. Vt.
Heacock, Roland T., Springfield, Mass.
Henry, James S., Mt. Carmel, Pa.
Henry, John T., Kalamazoo, Mich.
Higuchi, Hiro, Waipahu, Oahu, T. H.
Hochwald, Earle C, Conway, N. H.
Hodges, Deane L., Westmoreland, N. H.
Hodgkins, Laforest E., Fall River, Mass.
Holnian, Glenn P., Neponset, Mass.
Horn, Howard P., Millis, Mass.
Hoyle, Wayne E., Mechanic Falls, Me.
Hudson, James C, Chelsea, Mass.
Hunt, Leland O., East Providence, R. I.
Huston, John H., Springfield, Mass.
Irons, Ronald S., St. Johnsbury Center, Vt.
Jackson, Dwight O., Toulon, 111.
Jenkins, Joseph H., Steger, 111.
Jerge, Walter B., Somerville, Mass.
Johnson, Harvey E., Montgomery, Ala.
Johnson, Herman C, Andover, Mass.
Johnson, Marcus W., Norfolk, Neb.
Johnson, Sumner W., Terry ville, Conn.
Jonas, Otto K. A., Sharon, Mass.
Jones, Owen C, Scranton, Pa.
Jorgensen, Delbert P., Comfrey, Minn.
Keefe, John H., Moravna, N. Y.
Kennan, Arthur W., North Rochester, Mass.
Kerr, Owen W., East Bridgewater, Mass.
Kettc)', Albert B., Irasburg, Vt.
Kilde, Clarence ISI., MinneapoUs, Minn.
Kimball, Ralph H., Franconia, N. H.
King, Gordon L., Duxbury, Mass.
King, Winston L., Lebanon, N. H.
Kirschbaum, WiUiani G., Woonsocket, R. I.
1943]
Congregational Christian Chaplains
273
Kline, Alfred S.; Bolton, Conn.
Kuhn, C. George, Sheboygan, Wis.
Lancaster, James L., Colebrook, N. H.
Landolt, Frank J., Arlington, Mass.
Laws, Clifford W., Westfield, Vt.
Laxamana, Fernando A., Chicago, 111.
Leach, John D., Grand Junction, Colo.
Leland, Harold G., Newburyport, Mass.
Lesher, Everett B., Villa Park, 111.
Lewis, B. A., Southampton, Mass.
Lewis, Olin A., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lindsay, John P., Milton, Mass.
Loehr, Franklin D., Naperville, 111.
Loesch, Russell T., Andover, Mass.
Loring, Herbert R., Norwich, Vt.
Lounsbury, Walter B., Wells River, Vt.
MacArthur, James R., Lakota, N. D.
Mack, WilUam E., New Haven, Vt.
Mann, Leland W., Grinnell, Iowa.
Margeson, Guy L., Maiden, Mass.
Maris, Marvin E., Williamstown, Mass.
Marple, Stanley, Weymouth, Mass.
Martin, Albert A., Middleton, Mass.
Maurer, Paul H., Madison, Ind.
Mayfield, Spurgeon, Athens, Ala.
McAUster, Eugene B., MayviUe, N. D.
McCance, Wilham H., Middlebury, Conn.
McDaniel, Kenneth E., Tewksbury, Mass.
McEldowney, Morris C, Melrose, Mass.
Mclnnes, William G., Kennebunkport, Me.
McKeith, Alfred B., Lake City, Minn.
McKinley, George O. A., Sandwich, 111.
Meckel, Silas A., Minneapolis, Minn.
Merchant, Mylon D., Ludlow, Mass.
Merrill, Jacob F. J., Elk River, Minn.
Metzger, Roscoe F., Dover, Del.
Milford, Homer C, Mondovi, Wis.
Miller, Albert R. H., Manitou Springs, Colo.
Miller, Gerald F., East Arhngton, Vt.
Miller, Saul, Onawa, Iowa.
Morrison, John A., Penacook, N. H.
Morse, Bradley T., Enfield, N. H.
Morton, Norris T., Providence, R. I.
Murphy, Kenneth, Seymour, Ind.
Myers, George R., Battle Creek, Mich.
Newton, Joseph R., East Weymouth, Mass.
Nicolas, William H., East Haven, Conn.
Nylen, Edwin B., Hopkinton, Mass.
Olds, Corwin H., Rockland, Me.
Olsen, John H., Copenhagen, N. Y.
Olson, Edwin A., Pinehurst, Mass.
Olson, Lester E., Kingslej', Iowa.
Owen, Elwyn, Mansfield, Ohio.
Owen, John M., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Parker, Wilbur P., Wells, Me.
Parks, Kenneth G., Pecatonica, 111.
Pavy, Roy G., Westfield, Mass.
Peacock, Alfred G., Rye, N. H.
•Pearman, Earl O., Salisbury, Conn.
Pendleton, Charles L., Shelby, Mich.
Pennington, PhiUp W., Farragut, Iowa.
Perkins, James H., Boston, Mass.
Pietz, Emil T., Racine, Wis.
Porter, Matthew B., Newport, R. I.
Potter, Linwood C, Andover, Me.
Powe, William P. D., Owen, Wis.
Pratt, Melvyn E., Jr., Palo Alto, Cal.
Purdue, Joseph O., Bath, Me.
Rasetzki, Dietrich F., Chester, N. H.
Reid, William R., Ithaca, N. Y.
Renz, Ferdinand J., Boise, Ida. .
Reynolds, Maurice W., Rowley, Mass.
Rhine, Raymond O., Maiden, Mass.
Rice, Vernon W., Sidney, Mont.
Richards, Egbert W., Berlin, Conn.
Richards, Waldo S., Geneseo, 111.
Richards, William A., Lacon, 111.
Richardson, Russell B., Pittsfield, Mass.
Ringdahl, Paul G., Portland, Me.
Roberts, Bruce, Princeton, Mass.
Robie, Everett M., Newell, Iowa.
Robinson, Hughes A., Raleigh, N. C.
Rowlands, W. D., Manchester, N. H.
Salmon, James D., Penngrove, Cal.
Schott, Fred H., Toledo, Ohio.
Segerstrom, David I., Ballard Vale, Mass.
Senior, Robert C, Peacham, Vt.
Shiery, Floyd W., Dallas, Tex.
Shold, Carl H., Eaton, Ohio.
Shuder, Harry A., Stanford University, Cal.
Slater, William A., Poquonock, Conn.
Solandt, Andrew W., Fort Fairfield, Me.
Sorensen, Morten, South Portland, Me.
Sowder, Charles S., Billings, Mont.
Spurrier, William A., Amherst, Mass.
Staffeld, John D., Lyndonville, Vt.
Steininger, William R., Antioch, Cal.
Stevens, Herbert A., Norridgewock, Me.
Stipek, Charles W., Thomaston, Conn.
Stowe, Clayton H., Alpena, Mich.
Stowell, Allen R., Sabbona, lU.
Swartz, Arthur G., San Antonio, Tex.
Thompson, Gordon C, Greenfield, Mass.
Turner, John A., Evarts, Ky.
Upton, Lawrence M., Brainerd, Minn.
Usher, William R., Adams, Mass.
Van Kirk, Perry W., Bridgeport, Conn.
Vernon, Samuel J., Alton, N. H.
Walker, Charles C, Meridian, Miss.
Walker, Paul R., Lowell, Mass.
Walters, L. Verdette, Martinez, Cal.
Washington, Arthur G., Lake Charles, La.
Weed, Earl D., Berkeley, Cal.
Weiss, George P., Brooklyn, N. Y.
West, E. R., Indianapolis, Ind.
Westphalen, Elmer C, Southboro, Mass.
White, Louis E., Hood River, Ore.
Wigfield, George D., Marysville, Ohio.
Winn, Edgar H., Marseilles, 111.
Wirt, Williston, Eugene, Ore.
Witherspoon, Glenn J., McPherson, Kan.
Worthley, Herbert M., South Berwick, Me.
Wyman, Walter E., Brewer, Me.
Yamada, Masao, Kauai, T. H.
Yeagle, Lloyd R., Epping, N. H.
Yinger, Paul W., Washington, D. C.
NAVY
Anthony, Edwin T., Bingham, Mass.
Arendt, Eric H., Williams Bay, Wis.
Ayers, Stephen, Manhasset, L. I., N. Y.
Bell, Edgar L., Chicago, lU.
Bennett, Fred D., Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Brown, Forrest R., South Braintree, Mass.
Carter, James L., Ludlow, Mass.
Catton, William R., St. Johns, Mich.
Chamberlin, Roy B., Jr., Hanover, N. H.
Chandler, Edgar H. S., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Coe, Robert Wood, Jr., Brookline, Mass.
Cooke, Francis T., Bristol, Conn.
Cooley, Charles R., Meriden, Conn.
Crist, Bertrand R., Providence, R. I.
Cummings, John, Marlboro, Mass.
Danberg, Neil B., MoUne, 111.
Davis, James E., Fort Pierre, S. D.
Duplissey, Fred J., Shelburne Falls, Mass.
Elder, W. W., Columbus, Ga.
Fowler, Leonard W., Maynard, Mass.
Frazee, John E., Ozone Park, N. Y.
Gaskill, Benton Searle, South Coventry, Conn.
Gilkey, James G., Jr., Springfield, Mass.
Gilmore, Reuben E., New Bedford, Mass.
Greenlaw, Earle D., South Egremont, Mass.
Grissom, William A., Warrenton, N. C.
Hamilton, Frank R., Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Harpole, Ralph O., Pawtucket, R. I.
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Haskina, Stuart C, Quincy, Mass.
Herberts, Herbert L., Los Angeles, Cal.
Hill, Lester A., South Solon, Ohio.
Hovland, Clarence W., Chicago, 111.
Howard, Edwin R., Chicago, 111.
Hunter, James S., Stamford, Conn.
Irwin, Allen L., Nanticoke, Pa.
Keimel, Arthur, Bay Shore, N. Y.
Keiser, Victor H., Plattsville, Wis.
Kettelle, John D., Barrington, R. I.
Knudsen, Carl, Plymouth, Mass.
Lello, Jellison N., New Gloucester, Me.
LeMay, Harold E., Ayer, Mass.
Loungway, Ferdinand J., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Lusk, Alpheus M., Battle Creek, Mich.
Manwell, Richard F., Belchertown, Mass.
Martin, John A., West Boylston, Mass.
McConnell, Russell H., Charlotte, Mich.
Milne, George M., Andover, Conn.
Moody, C. LeGrand, Woodmont, Conn.
Morgan, Victor H., Rio Vista, Cal.
Nauss, Earl F., Nashua, N. H.
Nelson, Frederick N., Marion, Iowa.
Nicholas, Wayne A., BriarcUff Manor, N. Y.
Olander, Paul H. W., Palmer, Mass.
Orr, Wilfred I.. Santa Barbara, Cal.
Owen, George B., Bellows Falls, Vt.
Page, C. Earl, Pittsfield, 111.
Palmer, Kenneth L., Leicester, Mass.
Peterson, Adolph L., Lockridge, Iowa.
Pillsbury, John, Manchester, N. H.
Pritchett, Lester C, Montrose, Colo.
Putnam, Raymond G., Bath, Me.
Quillian, Joseph D., Jr., Winder, Ga.
Rafos, Otto T., Somerville, Mass.
Rasche, Robert, Northfield, Minn.
Read, Alden A., Burbank, Cal.
Reeves, Charles A., KaHspell, Mont.
Reeves, George P., Roanoke, Va.
Reighard, Edward, Berkeley, Cal.
Robinson, Daniel S., Indianapolis, Ind.
Rohrs, Henry J., Sunderland, Mass.
Russ, Charles T., Norwich, Conn.
Sargent, Stanley M., Rehoboth, Mass.
Sharp, David A., Jr., Amherst, Mass.
Smith, Herbert R., South Weymouth, Mass.
Stark, Walter H., Cleveland, Ohio.
Sterling, Donald M., Edgerton, Wis.
SuUenberger, Carl L., West Lebanon, N. H.
Thompson, Roy D., Concord, N. H.
Turner, Eugene A., Jr., Alamo, Tex.
Van Meter, Herbert E., San Diego, Cal.
Walker, Raymond E., Auburn, Mass.
Wallick, Charles C, Wethersfield, Conn.
Wallin, Nathaniel C, San Diego, Cal.
Westbrook, John H., Galesburg, 111.
Wheeler, Wendell C, Northfield, Minn.
Wiese, Oliver F. L., Glen Ellyn 111.
The chaplains listed below are spon-
sored by the Congregational Christian
Committee. They are mainly from the fol-
lowing smaller denominations:
(a) Evangelical Mission Covenant
(b) Christian and Missionary Alliance
(c) Norwegian and Danish Evangelical Free Church
Association
(d) Friend's Church
(e) Reformed
(f) Methodist
(g) Disciples of Christ
Anderson, Carl E., Minneapolis, Minn, (a)
Anderson, Elder C, Essex, Iowa, (a)
Bengtson, Bethel Nels, Marquette, Kan. (a)
Carlson, Harold A., Manchester, N. H. (a)
Conley, William W., Spartansburg, Pa. (b)
Franklin, Emanuel O., MinneapoUs, Minn, (a)
Hayward, Harold D., Katskill Bay, N. Y. (e)
Johnson, David H., Chicago, 111. (a)
Johnson, Raymond A., Duluth, Minn, (a)
Ivirk, Wilford P., Norfolk 8, Va. (b)
Lewis, OUn A., Brooklyn, N. Y. (f)
Mattson, Edwin I. M., Patterson, Cal. (a)
McCue, Leslie L., Donaldson, Ind. (a)
Molen, Clarence T., Berkeley, Cal. (a)
Neiwirth, Milton J., Nutley, N. J. (b)
Newman, Walter T., Waltham, Mass. (a)
Nygren, Arvid E., Haxtum, Colo, (a)
Nylund, Carl A., Des Moines, Iowa, (a)
Olson, Arnold T., Staten Island 10, N. Y. (c)
Olsson, Karl A., Chicago, 111. (a)
Otteson, Gilbert W., Minneapolis, Minn, (a)
Parker, Paul E., Marion, Ind. (d)
Perkins, John I., Columbus, Ohio, (b)
Peterson, Everett E., Plattsmouth, Neb. (a)
Peterson, Robert B., Wausa, Neb. (a)
Rusher, Orlow A., Deposit, N. Y. (b)
Steese, Ralph W., Highland Park, Mich, (b)
Strom, Kenneth R., Hilman, Cal. (a)
Sturdy, Charles C, Lafayette, Ind. (a)
Vandegrift, Gillette F. (b)
Waggoner, Leonard C, Chandler, Ariz, (g)
Webster, Harry W., Long Beach, Cal. (b)
Witmer, Safara A., Fort Wayne, Ind. (b)
NAVY
Kent, Ernest D., Guilford College, N. C. (d)
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CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
275
Where the Post Office is that of the church of the same number in the schedule it is omitted. Street or
R.D. are given when needed. Where the name of the clerk was not reported the number of the church is
omitted. Mr. and Miss have been uniformly omitted.
Lists of Sunday School Superintendents, Treasurers and Chairmen of Trustees are on file in the state
offices.
ALABAMA (White)
H. T. East, R.D. 4.
Mrs. Loris Tipton, R.D. 6.
Mrs. Homer C. Johns.
Mrs. Lula Trawick, 617 MoLendon Ave.
M. R. Eubanks, 624 W. Watson St.
F. V. Robertson.
H. H. Sullivan, 2313 N. Sixth Ave.
Mrs. Myrtle Byrd.
John E. Bell.
Mrs. Susie Moore.
Mrs. Robert Gentry.
Mrs. Bennett Teal, R.D. 3, Ariton.
H. S. Bence.
Hiram G. Duck.
Ruth McDaniel, R.D. 1.
J. M. Bean.
Ethel Griggs.
Dovie Mitchell.
Talmage Ingram, Box 87, R.D. 2.
Mrs. Ommie Morris, R.D. 4, West Point, Ga.
Mrs. G. W. Green.
Laura Bolton, R.D. 1.
Charles T. Lunsford.
Mrs. Grace Fleming.
George T. Butler.
Flora Pearl Hill.
Glee Faris, R.D. 2.
W. L. Rister.
Mrs. Mark Wade, Star Route.
Lorene Bice, R.D. 2.
LaMerle Adams.
Mrs. Mary Kent, 9 Barrow St.
Mrs. Eva Mae Sides.
Mrs. Bertie Ferguson, R.D. 1.
G. M. McCormick, R.D.
Mrs. H. V. Miller.
C. A. MaCoy.
C. C. Brannon.
Mrs. N. W. Roberson, Ashland.
Mrs. Ben Compton.
Lei a Terry.
Mrs. G. R. Watson, R.D. 1, Deatsville.
J. B. Newsome, R.D. 1.
Mrs. Mae Woodcock, 108 B Riverview Apts.
Marvagene Gross.
Mrs. Otis Gilbert, 409 Louina St. '
Mrs. E. L. Garden.
W. J. Harry.
Mrs. Sadie Edmondson.
Howard Muldrew.
Mrs. J. B. Swann.
J. W. Halsey.
Mrs. Allen Osborne.
J. A. Kirby, R.D. 3.
Nexie Styron.
Mrs. Velma Moseley.
Mrs. Lucy Ballard.
Agnes Averyt.
Mrs. Mamie Smith, R.D. 1.
Mrs. Helen Clark.
Mrs. Eddie Haynie.
Mrs. Rascoe Maddox, P.O. Box 121.
Mildred Madry.
E. H. Morgan.
Mrs. V. L. Carter.
Dwight Hall.
Mae Knight, R.D. 1.
Mrs. Jack Miles, R.D. 1.
lone Carpenter.
Mrs. W. A. Martin.
76. J. H. BarnhiU.
77. Mrs. Beatrice Sims, R.D. 3.
78. Mrs. W. F. Osburn.
79. Mrs. Amy McCallum.
80. Mrs. Minnie Harwell, R.D. 1.
ALABAMA (Colored)
1. F. D. Calhoun, R. 2, Box 88.
2. Mrs. Minnie Morris, 1608 Cooper St.
3. William J. Moore, 212 10th Court, N.
4. E. B. Clarke, 611 N. Ninth St.
5. Mrs. Amzi Childs, 644 Clav St.
6. Mrs. G. J. Brogsdale, 518 Grove St.
7. Mrs. V. A. Robertson, 1621 Broad St.
8. Mrs. Bertha F. Coleman, 832 West Battle St.
9. Burkley Flood, Star Route.
10. S. M. Roberts, 2711 12th St.
11. George Edgar Rice, Tougaloo College.
CALIFORNIA (Northern)
1. Frances T. Stevens.
2. Mrs. M. J. Karl, 1523 Willow St.
3. Phyllis Phelan, P.O. Box 1001.
4. Mrs. Grace Alford.
5. Mrs. George Irvine, 618 Seventh St.
6. Mrs. Ina Russell, 156 Agard St.
7. Bernice Bahrenburg, 324 W. I St.
8. Martha Fong, 2234 Jefferson St., Zone 3.
9. C. S. Hull, 2734 Forest Ave., Zone 5.
10. Edith M. Ohing, 1543 Josephine St.
11. A. Schwabenland, R. 10, Box 265, Fresno.
12. Mrs. Dorothy Hayden.
13. Mrs. Emily Duncan, R. 1, Box 202.
14. Phebe M. Robinson.
15. C. L. Sedgley.
16. Mrs. Esther Hansen.
17. Thomas H. Cotton, 326 Alexander Ave.
18. J. J. Nickel, 424 Park Way.
19. Jacob Wanner, R. 1, Box 1325.
20. Mrs. Mary Parker.
21. Mrs. O. W. Lord, 1312 H St.
22. Mrs. Lottie Corwin, P.O. Box, Manor, Marin
Co.
24. Mrs. Joseph Shaw, 446 Eugene St.
25. Edward Avakian, R. 1, Box 246.
26. Mrs. Norman H. Jackson, 3511 Kerckhoff,
Zone 2.
27. C. P. Christian, Shaw Ave.
29. H. Boghosian, 283 Ferger St.
30. David Bitter, 305 D St., Zone 1.
31. Mrs. Mav Bidwell, Eldredge.
32. Ethel L. Sherwood, R. 1, Box 465.
33. Mrs. Inza Lambert.
34. Mrs. A. Layman.
35. Amy Jensen, 1526 Jensen Rd.
37. Mrs. Clara M. Richards.
38. Mrs. Maude E. McGarva.
39. Hugo Baumann, 201 Tokav St.
40. Annie McKenzie, Box 42, R.D. 1.
41. Mrs. Paul Lissner.
42. Mrs. Ethel G. Law.
43. Mrs. Josephine McTaggart, 336 Arreba St.
44. Mrs. Milton Stephens.
45. Mrs. George I. Emerson.
46. Harrison Abrahamian, 3833 Wisconsin St.
47. Prentiss T. Bee, 550 Haddon Rd., Zone 6.
48. Mrs. Helen Mansfield, 3616 Laguna Ave.
50. J. S. Sullivan, 7248 McArthur Blvd.
51. Alice L. Osborne, 3805 Piedmont Ave., Zone
11.
53. Mrs. E. W, Clemo, 1330 Linden Ave,
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CALIFORNIA (Northern) (continued)
54. Gertrude Ernst, 502 Granite St.
55. Mrs. Herbert G. Smith, 1641 California Ave.
56. Mrs. C. H. Nielsen.
57. Enoch Kashishian, R. 1, Box 188.
58. Mrs. Pearl Haskell, Star Route No. 65,
Petaluma.
59. Mrs. Jessie M. Davis, Box 82.
60. Aletha Olsted, 320 Sixth St.
61. Mrs. Robert Edwards, R. 2, Box 109.
62. Mrs. J. W. Stebbins.
63. Mrs. W. A. Sears. P.O. Box 53.
64. Charles L. Huyck, 613 Brewster.
65. Oscar Kalliokoski, R. 1, Box 381. Selma.
66. Mrs. A. R. Emigh.
67. Mrs. Eva Edinger.
68. Mrs. H. N. Dyke, 2911 K St.
69. Mrs. Arend Velthoen, Box 192.
70. Mrs. F. W. Hagmeyer, 1030 Elm St.
71. Agnes Robb, 219 Hartford St.
72. Toros H. Shamlian, 92 Walter St.
73. Mrs. B. S. Fong, 10 Brooklyn PI.
74. Ellen Sinclair, 1230 36th Ave., Zone 22.
76. Mrs. Clarence Sill, 181 Parkview Ave., Zone
25.
77. Mrs. Alice Holmes, 590 Eighth Ave., Zone 18.
78. Wilhelm Schwabenland, R. 1, Box 157.
79. Mrs. Elizabeth H. Price, 1399 Liberty St.
80. Mrs. A. C. Meyer, 617 Dowling Blvd.
81. Emma Heide.
82. H. C. Clifford, 35 E. Carol Ave., Burlingame.
83. Mrs. H. W. Hildreth, 15 Clorinda Ave.
84. Ernest F. Otto, 73 Cleveland Ave.
85. Mrs. Delia Beebe, 322 Brown St.
86. Adelaide D. Clark, R. 1, Box 186.
87. J. B. Keil, 218 Florence Ave.
88. Florence Murphy.
89. Mrs. Harold Nelson, R. 1, Box 584, Aptos.
90. Mrs. L. H. Chapman, 130 E. Walnut St.
91. Arthur H. Eager, 621 Missouri St., Fairfield.
92. Lizzie Wilson, 449 Arques St.
93. Mary A. Buttner.
94. Mrs. Dora G. Hancock, R. 2, Box 28>i.
95. Mrs. Miriam Horner.
96. Mrs. F. H. Mighall, R.D. 1.
97. J. R. A'an Dyke. 460 E. Eighth St.
CALIFORNIA (Southern)
1. Mrs. R. E. Waite, Box 95, Star Route. River-
side.
N. H. Button, R. 2, Box 816-B.
Mrs. Arthur F. Yaggy. 259 E. Calaveras St.
Mrs. M. H. Krauter.
5. Mrs. Marguerite A. Travis.
6. Mrs. Thomas Bates. 359 Catalina Ave.
7. Mrs. C. C. Keen. 401 Eye St.
8. Mrs. Roy Maners.
10. Mrs. Gus Gocke, Big Bear Lake.
11. Mrs. H. Earl Cagle, R. 1, Box 153.
12. Mrs. O. S. Close, 122 S. Pomona St.
13. Mrs. May Helen Bastady, R. 1.
14. Helen Chapin, 1114 E. Verdugo.
15. Mrs. Bertha Davenport.
16. Mrs. R. W. Keener, Box 341.
17. Mrs. E. Hernandez, 393 Second St.
18. Robertson Wheeler, Castle Park, R. 1.
19. Rev. Albert P. Davis, 130 E. Foothill Blvd.
20. Mrs. Charles R. Miller, 802 Joy St.
21. Mrs. Nellie G. Mendenhall, 158 W. Eighth
Ave.
22. Lawrence Mueller.
23. Mrs. Clark Gish, R. 2, Box 408, 2242 Mission
Blvd., Riverside.
24. Flora I. Bates, 638 N. Kenwood St., Zone 6.
25. Mrs. Lawrence G. Brubaker, R. 1, Box 80.
26. Kyle W. Alexander, 21 E. Main St.
27. Mrs. P. H. Johnson, 4818 Angelus Crest
Highway.
28. Mrs. C. A. Van Loenen, 1640 Carmelita St.
29. Elijah Ball, 601 Marine St.
30. Mrs. Carl Mendenhall, El Cajon.
31. Mrs. Helen Parker, 4166 W. 168th St.
32. Mrs. Dorothy Denlinger, 226 Adams St.
33. Mrs. G. R. Northcutt, 56-59th PL, Zone 3.
34. Mrs. H. C. McReynolds, 381 Freeman Ave.
Zone 4.
36. Max Tangerian, 1807 Diamond Ave., South
Pasadena.
37. H. A. Marsh, 6716 S. Figueroa St., Zone 3.
38. Mrs. Margaret Patterson, 925 S. Bonnie
Beach, Zone 23.
39. Pearl Dong, 1135 E. 21st St., Zone 11.
40. Mrs. Melvin Poole, 2431 Langdale, Zone 41.
41. John E. Peterson, 3355 Wilshire Blvd., Zone 5.
42. S. K. Johnson, 333 S. Oxford, Zone 4.
43. Ethel Metzler, 351 Vista PL, Zone 42.
44. Abbie M. Allyn, 7065 Hollywood Blvd.,
Zone 28.
45. Mrs. Jessie Ewen, 6001 Madden Ave., Zone
43.
46. Mrs. M. Kazarian, 2516 S. Highland. Zone 16.
47. Mrs. David Owens. 1626 E. 82nd PL, Zone 1.
49. Nelle Johnson, 12213^ E. 40th PL, Zone 11.
50. James Attarian, 2016 Sixth Ave., Zone 16.
51. Guy Jordan, 2018 Second Ave., Zone 16.
52. Edith V. Martins, 1633 S. Orange Grove Ave.,
Zone 35.
53. Gwendolj-n Jones, 2339 Vestal Ave., Zone 26.
54. Mrs. Mildred Jones, 1333}^ W. 54th St.,
Zone 37.
55. Jennie E. Evans, 5426 Sixth Ave., Zone 43.
56. Alice LaMay, 235 Vista Gordo, Zone 26.
57. Mrs. Sam Beaumont, 1220 Fedora St., Zone 6.
58. E. H. Sayers, 1011 N. Rampart Blvd., Zone
26.
59. Mrs. G. C. Beaumont, 2906 W. 77th St.,
Inglewood.
61. Shirley Tyler, 2148 Manning Ave., Zone 25.
62. Katherine Wallace, 445 First St.
63. Mrs. William Spriggs.
64. Mrs. Rush Lewis, 1368 Turquoise Ave.
65. Mrs. OrviUe Clark.
67. Rev. Walter M. Ellis, 729 G Ave.
68. Mrs. H. A. McKown, 910 Arlee St.
69. Mrs. Mabel Deem, 203 Francis St., Bakers-
field.
70. Mabel McClelland, 526 W. J St.
71. Eleanora Canaday, 129 N. Brand Blvd., San
Fernando.
72. Airs. Zelma Gammon, R. 3, Box 490, Bakers-
field.
73. Moses Danielian, 1155 N. Allen Ave., Zone 7.
74. Jesse E. Sturdevant, 10:^5 Mar Vista, Zone 6.
75. Andrew H. Anderson, 775 Mar Vista Ave.,
Zone 6.
76. Marcus B. Whitney, 649 La Loma Rd., Zone 2.
77. Mrs. Ralph Hess, 440 S. Marengo.
79. R. L. Haugh, P.O. Box 283.
80. Mrs. L. A. Wood, Nuevo.
81. Richard Buckley, 655 Birdick Dr.
82. Mrs. Angelina Perez, 514 W. 11th St.
84. Verne Hegele.
85. Bertha M. King, 655 Cypress Circle.
86. Mrs. L. M. Patterson, 412 El Redondo.
87. Mrs. Todd Ewers, 112 N. Olive.
88. T. D. Esgate, 4478 Fourth St.
90. Rue T. Krenkler, 2450 Lugo.
91. Gordon E. McNary, 3105 Felton St., Zone 4.
93. Mrs. A. A. Polhamus, 5034 Bristol Rd.
95. George L. McCassey, 712 S. 28th St.
96. B. B. Green, 4232 St. James PL
97. Mrs. Blanche Weaver, 3636 Ray St., Zone 4.
98. Mrs. Isla M. Jessee, 203 J^ W. 20th St.
99. Charles G. Marshall, 12 E. Quinto St.
103. Claude Hunt.
104. Mrs. OUeada I. Diehl, R. 2. Box 266, El
Centre.
105. Herbert Midglev.
106. Martha C. Pritchard, 121 E. Alegria Ave.
107. John E. Asher, 1315 Marengo .\ve.
108. Mrs. Charles J. Horn, Box 618.
109. Celia B. Cook, R.D. 2, Box 318.
111. E. O. Stromberg.
112. H. C. Harrington, 1325 Fifth St.
113. William Ferguson, 514 N. Painter Ave.
114. Mrs. Zella K. Starr, 2449 E. 124th St.
115. Mrs. Ada E. Jones, 210 West St.
116. Mrs. Cora Moore, 715 E. Coronado.
117. Mrs. Egan Jones, R. 12, Box 1020.
118. Bonnie Junken, R. 11, Box 593.
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CALIFORNIA (Southern) (continued)
119. Mrs. William J. Oliver, 109 N. Pleasant St.
120. Mrs. T. J. Cookson, 122 E. Eighth St.
121. Ruth Schaffer, Box 485.
122. Mrs. Walter Burrows, 1532 E. Mabel.
123. Mrs. Oscar Logan, 201 S. Tenth St.
124. Norman H. Buck, 325 N. Carlisle
125. Ben Romero, 1524 S. Arno St.
126. Mrs. Emma Minor.
127. Mrs. Georgia L. Lee, Box 854.
128. Mrs. D. Marquez, 325 Foch Ave.
129. Mrs. Ninfa Martinez.
130. Gilbert Yocky.
131. Wendell Anwater.
133. Mrs. Elizabeth Shoppach, 1207 E. Rio Grande
St.
134. Mrs. E. C. Mellado, 3125 Rivera St.
135. Mrs. H. W. Andrex, R. 1, Box 142-A.
COLORADO
1. George Alt.
3. Mrs. V. F. Lowry, Box 276.
4. Henry Beskel, R. 1.
5. G. E. Schaal, Burlington.
6. Edna Johnson, 1005 Gilbert.
8. George Seader, R. 1.
9. Alec Lebsack.
10. Mrs. Sarah Ayers.
11. Mrs. Mattie E. Mitchell.
12. Emilia Trossbach, 723 North Tejon St.
13. Mrs. Mabel E. Chadbourne, 320 E. Uintah St.
14. Mrs. Rex Mclrwin.
15. Mrs. Ed Luttrell.
16. Mrs. R. E. Finker.
17. Mrs. Frank E. Collom, 405 E. Eaton.
18. David Amen, Proctor.
19. Mrs. A. K. Jones, 4851 Knox Ct., Zone 11.
20. Paul Marselle, 2643 W. 27th Ave., Zone 11.
21. Margaret Hall, 340 Vine St., Zone 6.
22. David Reichert, 5080 Sherman St., Zone 11.
23. Mrs. Herman Detert, 1112 11th St., Zone 4.
24. Mrs. Ben Geltman, 5151 Elm Ct.
25. Katherine Bahl, 3507 Jackson.
26. Mrs. W. T. Larkin, 576 S. Ogden, Zone 9.
27. Mrs. Frances Bridwell, 1120 20th St.
28. Mrs. Delia Hinchman, 4719 Gaylord St., Zone
16.
29. Mrs. Jennie Beach, 649 Lowell Blvd.
30. Helen Walters, 720 Vine St.
31. Edith M. Renter, 527 S. York, Zone 9.
32. Mrs. Grace Carlberg, Box 104.
33. Mrs. T. E. Cundall, Box 42.
35. Mrs. Frances Finn, 3100 S. Downing St.
36. Mrs. W. N. Dunn, Silt
37. Lewis Clark.
38. Mrs. J. W. Tobiska, 1212 S. College.
39. Jack Fahrenbruch, 327 Smith St.
40. Benjamin Jachziher, 718 Lincoln St.
41. Mrs. Nora Gilbert, 629 White Ave.
42. Mrs. W. E. Freeman, 1939 11th Ave.
43. Conrad Stroh, R. 4, Box 90.
44. Hazel H. Brown.
46. Mrs. P. H. Zehner.
47. Francis M. McConnell. 204 S. SLxth Ave.,
Brighton.
48. Daisy M. Jenne.
49. J. J. Suppes.
50. Mrs. Lyle Brown, 314 Bross St.
51. Henry J. Vogel, R. 4.
52. Jacob Walter, 815 Monroe Ave.
53. Mrs. Anna Swift.
54. Mrs. Paul H. Shaddle, Box 512.
56. George Bernhardt, Sr., R. 1, Box 68.
58. Mrs. George W. Martin, 215 S. Fifth St
59. Lillian Coles.
60. Mrs. Bertha S. Hance, Naturita.
61. Mrs. Nelly E. Shideler, Bedrock.
62. Mrs. Albert E. Marton, 1211 Longwood Ave.
63. Gladys Cross, 909 E. First.
64. Mrs. Mabel Casteel.
65. Henry Bitter, Sr., R. 1, Box 216.
66. W. L. Miller.
68. Mrs. C. E. Lewis.
71. John Lebsack, R. 2.
74. Fred Manweiler, Box 116.
77. George Lebsack, R.R., Minatare.
78. Henry Kautz.
79. C. C. Schmidt, 1812 Sixth Ave.
80. John Grassmick, R. 1.
81. J. Arling Wiederspohn, 3916 Reed.
82. Henry Eicharn.
83. Jacob Roth.
CONNECTICUT
1. Mrs. Arthur M. Gallup.
2. Mrs. A. H. Benton.
3. Henry G. Conklin, 96 Clarkson St.
4. Mrs. Robert Bell, 60 Rockwood Ave.
5. Mrs. Walter B. Read, Nod Rd.
6. Mrs. Harriett D. Boutieller, Pleasant Valley.
7. Harry A. Sparks.
8. Robert H. Deming, 83 Grove Hill, New Bri-
tain.
9. Mrs. George E. Howard, R.D. 2, Zone 15.
10. Mrs. Helen B. Rubley, 39 Highland Ave.
11. Mrs. Ellen A. Lynn.
12. Frederick C. Bidwell, 29 Woodland Ave.
13. Mrs. Charles F. Sumner, R.D. 2.
14. Mrs. Jabez G. Lathrop, R.D. 9.
15. Elsie M. Smith, 158 Montowese St.
16. Leslie V. Brindley, Foxon Rd.
17. William K. Skolfield, 115 Brooklawn Pkwy.,
Zone 4.
18. Wilbur E. Olmstead, 5535 Main St., Zone 14.
19. Lucien Johnston, 96 Morehouse St.
20. Louise Greninger, 89 Hough Ave., Zone 8.
21. Samuel B. Beardslev, 157 Beechmont Ave.
22. J. E. L. Herdman, 756 Norman St.. Zone 5.
23. Carl E. Wiman, 60 Bassick Ave., Zone 5.
24. Henry C. Sanford.
25. Joseph Valentine, 190 Oakland St.
26. Oscar Lorenson, 52 Morris Ave.
27. Mrs. Arthur Loos, Jr., S. Main St.
28. Henry B. Hawlev.
29. Mrs. Donald B. House.
30. Howard E. Alderman, R.D., Collinsville.
31. Frank B. Richardson, Falls Village.
32. Mrs. R. E. Lovell, P.O. Box 214.
33. Grace L. Dawlev.
34. Carroll Crowley.
35. Hazel Bushnell.
36. Mrs. Stuart M. Ellsworth.
37. Bernard M. Church.
38. Isabel Beugler.
39. Erving A. Wright, W. Main St.
40. Barbara E. Heser, Glenwood Rd.
41. William B. Gerhardt.
42. Mrs. Robert W. Lawrence, R.D. 1, Winsted.
43. Mrs. Barbara Barlow, Thaver Ave.
44. Albert B. Anderson, P.O. Box 352.
45. Philip H. Isham.
46. William E. Swift.
47. Miner P. Rogers.
48. Louis A. Kingsbury.
49. Mrs. William Edmondson.
50. Carl W. Vinbladh, P.O. Box 257.
51. Frank Warren, 33 Pleasant St.
52. Gustaf H. Gustafson, 12 Crescent Dr.
53. Carol Forbes, King St.
54. Else M. Harris, 24 Winter St.
55. William J. Fleming, 31 Mansfield Ave.
56. Bernice S. Cogswell.
57. Mrs. Louis J. Smith, Main St.
58. Agnes C. Olsen, 307 S. Main St.
59. Bertrand O. De Forest, 27 Homestead Ave.
60. Henry Donohue, 256 Main St.
61. Sarah E. Burr.
62. Albert N. Van Vlack, R.D., Canaan.
63. Thelma Barlow.
64. Mrs. E. X. Root
65. Irving V. Cobleigh.
66. Gordon D. Bevin, 22 Summit St.
67. George Goodwin, 763 Burnside Ave., Zone 8.
68. Marion E. Brewer, 45 Terry Rd., Zone 8.
69. Mrs. Edward E. Emmons.
70. Donald V. Chidsey, 44 Taylor Ave.
71. Mrs. Maurice S. Bailey, Pleasant Ave.
72. Verna R. Amundsen, 4 Gilbert Ave.
73. Mrs. Hazel E. Wheeler, R.D. 1, Bridgeport.
74. Harold D. Ellsworth, Broad Brook.
75. Mrs. Ralph Eddy.
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CONNECTICUT (continued)
76. Nellie E. McKnip;ht.
77. Horace M. Dunbar.
78. Mrs. Lancelot Brown, 91 Colonial St.
79. Terry J. C'hapin, R.D.
80. Mrs. Thomas H. Ford.
81. Horace Foote.
82. Esther Wakeman, 145 Reef Rd.
83. Mrs. Edna F. Elwood, 2505 Bronson Rd.
84. William R. Hubbell.
85. C. L. Keefe, Colton St.
86. Mrs. Elinor B. Armstrong.
87. Mrs. Bertha M. Mead, 7 Ohio Ave., Norwalk.
88. Esther Wahlquist, Weston Rd.
89. Olive Warner.
90. Robert N. Davis, Jr., 143 Neipsie Rd.
91. Mrs. Hazel E. Palmer, R.D. 1.
92. Harry W. Greene, West Goshen.
93. Clara Gillett, R.D. 1.
94. Mrs. Walter G. Colton, N. Granby Rd.
95. James L. Loomis.
96. Mrs. Carl Anderson, College Highway, South-
wick, Mass.
97. Dorothy R. Adams, Long Lots Rd., Westport.
98. Paul P. McClellan, 12 Highview Ave.
99. Edward McFarlan, North St.
100. Mrs. Alexander Couston, Riverside Ave.,
Riverside.
101. Mrs. Charles B. Tompkins, R.D. 1, Box 414.
102. Mrs. Margaret F. Geer, R.D. 1, Jewett City.
103. Mrs. William C. Miller, 71 E. Main St.
104. Ralph W. Matteson, Maxson PL, New
London.
105. Woolsey S. Conover, Clapboard Hill Rd.
106. W. R. Malona.
107. Winifred M. Lewis.
108. Mrs. C. D. Brooks, R.D. 1, East Hampton.
109. Mrs. Fred Yeomans.
110. Mrs. Edward Chapel, P.O. Box 33.
111. Henry A. Adams.
112. Chandler T. Green, 183 N. Main St., West
Hartford 7.
113. George H. Gilman, Jr., 149 Lafayette St.,
Zone 6.
114. Charles W. Roberts, 123 Ridge Rd., Zone 5.
115. Mrs. Harriet R. Johnston, 50 Mahl Ave.,
Zone 5.
116. Ward Van B. Hart, 49 Rol>bins Dr., Wethers-
field 9.
117. John W. Carleton, Jr., 1885 Asylum Ave.,
West Hartford 7.
118. Harold P. Redfield, 81 Conn. Blvd., East
Hartford 8.
119. Esther Swanson, 5 Richard St., West Hart-
ford 7.
120. Mrs. John Tychsen, 21 Livingston Rd., East
Hartford 8.
121. Carmelo Di Mauro, Rocky Hill.
122. Mrs. Elsie M. Tiffney, 683 New Britain Ave.,
Zone 6.
123. H. Edward Hooper.
124. Albert W. Hilding, Amston.
125. Gladys M. Burr.
126. F. Howard Stickney.
127. Frank Sandstrom, R.D., Essex.
128. Sidney M. Cowles.
129. Agnes Camp, South Kent.
130. Clara E. Parmelee, R.D. 1, Box 179.
131. Edward F. Nourse.
132. Mrs. Fannie L. Clark.
133. Walter A. Hyde, Star Route, Jewett City.
134. Mrs. George C. Dudley.
135. Mrs. Jacob Ackerman.
136. Mrs. James E. Harding, Jr., R.D. 2.
137. H. Newton Lee
138. Emma Redfield.
139. Mrs. Philip Hathaway.
140. Evelyn R. Johnston, 21 Bigelow St.
141. Barbara Balsh, 41 Phelps Rd.
142. Hjalmar Carlson, 9 Hemlock St.
143. Mrs. Helen M. Dawson.
144. Mrs. Milton J. Lord.
145. Katherine Heikie, 37 Centennial Ave,
146. Harry P. Jackson, 344 Curtis St.
147. Mrs. Delia S. Bronson.
210.
211.
212.
213.
214.
215.
216.
217.
218.
219.
220.
221.
222.
223.
Mrs. George E. Schafrick, R.D., Rockfall.
F. Theodore Colson, Box 87.
Henry Bacon, Newfield St.
Frank H. Frissell, Jr., 66 Frissell St.
Mrs. Mary C. Cope, Ridgewood Rd.
Richard N. Piatt, North St.
Mrs. Harry E. Peterson, 30 Wildwood Ave.
Minnie W. Peck, R.D., Box 62.
Mrs. E. C. Fowler, Norwich State Hospital,
Norwich.
Ernest D. Proudman.
John C. Fellowes, 19 Bliss PI., Norwich.
Mrs. Philip Waugh, Lakeside.
Truman J. Spencer, 2525 Whitney Ave.,
Hamden.
Mrs. William L. Paulhamous, 4 Rowland St.
John W. Hayes, 150 Millville Ave.
Philip F. Peterson, 18 May Ave.
Russell C. Germond, 277 Lincoln St.
Russell Haigis, 231 Winthrop St.
Louise A. Blakely, 578 Allen St.
George E. Kellogg, 72 St. John PI.
Mrs. Albert Beeman.
Mrs. John G. Snyder, Box 84.
Bernard G. Anderson, R.D. 1, Box 71.
Richmond H. Curtiss, 311 Temple St., Zone
11.
Carlton T. Bishop, 284 Alden Ave., Zone 15.
Melville La Belle, 53 Dixwell Ave., Zone 11.
Robert W. Merrill, 977 Townsend Ave.,
Zone 13.
John S. Bradley, Jr., 281 W. Rock Ave.,
Zone 15.
Leon Rice, 136 Alden Ave., Zone 15.
John E. Field, 119 Westwood Rd., Zone 15.
Luther L. Ivillam, 27 Spring Glen Ter..
Hamden.
Willet H. Kellogg, Jr., 601 Townsend Ave.,
Zone 13.
Mrs. Edward H. Davis, 294 Elm St., West
Haven.
John E. Nelson, 51 Sheffield Ave.
Mrs. Emily Ibsen, 1292 Whallev Ave., Zone 15.
L. Reginald Thayer, 866 Main St.
Elsie De Witt, 255 Hempstead St.
H. Fremont Alderson, 845 Ocean Ave.
John G. Janson, Jordan Village, Waterford.
Mrs. Harold D. Patterson, 37 S. Main St.
Mrs. Edna R. Daigneault.
William A. Birkins, Marbledale.
Susan J. Scudder.
Marion Morgan.
William A. Spaulding.
Mrs. William C. Foy, P.O. Box 223.
Mrs. Robert H. Newton, R.D. 3, Wallingford.
Grace L. Dickerman, Broadway.
Mrs. Edna H. Tryon.
Mrs. Allyn C. Carpenter, R.D., Willimantic.
Asahel W. Mitchell.
Mrs. Helen S. Hicks.
Kenneth M. Coleburn, 40 East Ave.
Clyde M. Beebe, 65 E. Town St.
Theodore A. Montgomery, 43 Williams St.
Mrs. Jane Graham Foster, 5 Robbins Court.
Richard Oat, 34 N. Third Ave.
Mrs. Howard P. Benjamin, 3 Washington PL
John Drescher, 192 Ball Farm Rd.
HoUv Ely.
Merritt B. Chalker.
Mary R. Woodruff, 94 Norton St., New
Haven 11.
C. Leo Hubbell, R.D. 1.
Cecil L. Butler.
Lila M. Loomis, 146 Broad St.
Esther M. Nilson, 24 Forestville Ave.
Kenneth R. Williams, Russell Rd., Milldale.
Aaron W. Fenn, R.D. 1, Box 116, Terryville.
Mrs. Emma B. Smith.
Mrs. Norman S. McAuliffe, Bo3; 62.
Ralph B. Lyman, William St.
Clifton L. Dawley, R.D. 1, Norwich.
Charles E. Hodges, R.D. 2, Clark Hill Rd.,
Waterbury 82.
Emma Roberts, 285 School St.
Mrs. Mabel E. Chase. R.D. 1, Killingly,
Mrs. Llewellyn S. Warner.
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CONNECTICUT (continued)
224. Mrs. Helen R. Gale.
225. Mrs. Lee R. Vance, R.D. 5.
226. Mrs. Ethel C. Ransom.
227. Mrs. John R. Mac( Jregor, R.D. 1.
228. Andrew Twaddle, 7 Elm St.
229. Willard B. Hodge.
230. Mrs. Harriet W. Goldie, R.D. 1, Oakdale.
231. Charlotte B. Norton, Lakeville.
232. Henry W. Clark.
233. Walter E. Clark, 12 Cedar St.
234. Mrs. E. D. O'Connell. ,
235. John Johnson, 224 Division Ave.
236. Henry S. Wells, R.D. 2.
237. Edwin F. Osborn.
238. Mrs. Esther H. Smith.
239. Mrs. Charles W. W. Pease.
240. Louis A. Gowdy, R.D.
241. Mrs. Charles P. Williams.
242. Clarence Stiles.
243. Ruth M. Bosworth, R.D.
244. B. Fred Grant.
245. Doris I. Stevens, 107 Meriden Ave.
246. William K. Pike.
247. John Henry, 208 East Ave.
248. Winifred Pybus, 298 Willow St.
249. Mrs. Myron F. Burr.
250. Mabel G. Meyers, 15 Grant Ave.
251. J. Henry Greaves, R.D. 1.
252. Mrs. Joseph F. Pragl, P.O. Box 42.
253. Harold S. Carpenter, 53 Schuyler Ave.
254. Dorothy V. Fox, P.O. Box 198.
255. Rev. Anna C. Torrev.
256. Elam C. Kellstrom, 194 Cove Rd.
257. Seth N. WiUiams, R.D.
258. August O. Muller, 12 Denison Ave.
259. Mrs. I. Lewis Doolittle.
260. Mrs. Gladys Crim.
261. Mettie E. Eaton, 1062 Church St.
262. Mrs. Willard Bromage, Main St.
263. John E. Talcott, 15 Church St.
264. Mrs. Robert A. Metcalf, 7 Haase Ave.
265. Burton P. Nase, 62 Center St.
266. Mrs. Ruth A. Johnston, Branch Rd.
267. Joel Nelson, 140 Litchfield St.
268. Sarah C. Crosby.
269. W. Hoyt Hayden.
270. Mrs. George R. Clinton, Jr., R.D. 1, Box 1038.
271. A. Eldred Guildford, 79 Main St.
272. Mrs. Harold H. Iffland, 451 High St.
273. August Mahieu, R.D. 2, Box 760.
274. Thomas Shadick, Box 164.
275. Raymond C. Barrows, Drawer "D."
276. Raymond K. Brooks.
277. Mrs. Norman R. Strong.
278. Mrs. Julia S. Geist, Jewett City.
279. Warren W. Breckenridge, 71 Curtis Ave.
280. Mrs. Robert W. Sharp.
281. Mrs. Fannie H. Perkins, R.D. 1.
282. Mrs. Arthur H. Jackson.
283. Elmer N. Granstrom.
284. Giles R. Anderson, P.O. Box 888, Zone 87.
285. Mrs. Matthew Adgate, 64 Euclid Ave., Zone
30.
286. Robert A. Jones, 158 Chipman St.
287. Mrs. Conetta Tarullo, 39 River St.
288. George J. Wells, 42 Lee St.
289. Stanley A. Barnes, 136 Scott Ave.
290. Addison M. Tracy, 6 Grove St.
291. Walter H. Judd, 291 Farmington Ave.
292. Mrs. George E. Dibble.
293. Mrs. Nellie J. Skinner, Box 24.
294. Emily J. Chism.
295. F. Ruth Johnson, 12 S. Main St., Zone 7.
296. Mrs. Harriet E. Gaylord.
297. Mrs. George M. Fessenden, 214 Elm St.
298. Mrs. J. H. Smith, 178 Connecticut Ave.
299. Mrs. Willis B. Banks.
300. William H. Petrie, 36 Washington Ave.
301. Mrs. Harry L. Oppenheimer.
302. L. Maude Perrin.
303. Richard B. Barger, 49 Tabler Ter., Zone 9.
304. Mrs. Charles L. Smith, 14 Quentin St.
305. Christopher M. Case, 90 Windham St.
306. Caroline Mirth, West Willington.
307. Alice B. Olmstead.
308. Elliott P. Bronson.
309. H. Clinton Lathrop.
310. Robert F. Belden, 3 Kellogg St.
311. Charles O. Bidwell, 40 Center St.
312. Blanche E. Brown, 38 S. Main St.
313. William Hutton, 28 Spring St.
314. Mrs. Alfred J. German, Woodstock Rd.,
Zone 63.
315. Mrs. A. Irving Mansfield, Ansonia Rd.
316. Edith M. Mallory.
317. Mrs. William Booth, 44 New Haven Ave.
318. Mrs. Louise L. Child.
EVANGELICAL PROTESTANT
1. Walter Schrader, Sayler Pard Sta., R. 12,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
2. Carl O. Diehl, 3601 Middleton Ave.
3. Wm. A. Schoefflin, 3145 Ferguson Rd.
4. Elmer L. Smith, 3728 Lovell Ave.
5. Edwin Becker, 2219 Stratford St.
6. Charles B. Terry. Prov. Bank Bldg., 632 Vine
St.
7. George Wuest, Mt. Healthy Sta., Zone 31.
8. M. H. Huber.
9. Edwin Hartgrove, 919 W. Second St.
10. Harry Harlemert.
11. Mrs. Margaret Roettger, Ranshaw Rd., High-
land Heights, Cold Springs, Ky.
12. Wm. Kreutzer, 2316 Joyce Ave.
13. Mrs. Marie Anhofer, 1764 Llanfair St., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
FLORIDA
1. Mrs. Thelma Pilley.
2. Laurence Dodge, 901 Valencia Ave., Zone 34.
3. Anne Maud Hobbs, P.O. Box 82.
4. Edville S. Roys, 37 Rhode Island Ave.
5. Mrs. R. T. Campbell.
6. Helen E. Scott, Box 1284, Daytona Beach.
7. C. E. Brush.
8. Earl C. Longcrier, 3337 Herschel St., Zone 5.
9. H. P. Jackson.
10. Mrs. Robert Lee Albury, 1104 Angela St.
11. George A. Shepherd.
13. Francis E. Love, 215 N. Lakeside Dr.
14. J. Bruce Dick, 117 Hyde Pkwav.
15. Mrs. Frank Coleman, 2533 S.W. 19th Ave.,
Zone 33.
16. Mrs. Milo Bennett, 4598 Post Ave., Zone 39.
18. Mrs. George C. Keller, 950 McDonald St.
20. L. G. Jordan, Rush St.
21. Jennie M. Jones, 1174 N.E. 126th St.
22. Mrs. Bertha B. Gumming.
23. Mrs. A. H. Bleekman.
24. Mrs. Lauretta K. Gaede, 728 No. M St.,
Lake Worth.
25. Mrs. Dora W. Perry.
26. Charles R. Cushman, 240 Fourth St., N.,
Zone 4.
28. Mary Robinson, 1100 Myrtle Ave.
30. Mrs. Vivian Gist, 4105 Obispo St., Zone 6.
33. Mrs. Otto Nielsen, Box 195, Eustis.
34. Ida May McClain.
35. Harold A. Ward, Jr., 1516 Oakhurst Ave.
GEORGIA (White)
1. J. M. Dees.
2. Mrs. J. E. Tatum, R.D. 7.
3. Emily Dexter, 675 Piedmont Ave., N.E.
4. Mrs. Herbert J. Moye, 323 Forsyth St.
5. Mrs. Lennie E. Branch.
6. Mrs. C. D. Sayer, R.D. 1, Deweyrose.
7. J. P. Mahaffey, Box 95, Hoschton.
8. Mrs. S. A. Williamson.
9. J. B. Roebuck.
10. H. B. Floyd, R.D. 2.
11. Mrs. L. C. Wilder.
12. A. J. Howell, Beacon Ave.
13. Mrs. F. O. Sands, 1131 19th St.
14. G. L. Thurmond, R.D. 3, Thomaston.
15. Mrs. L. H. Nichols.
16. E. E. Smith.
17. Mrs. T. D. Johnson.
18. C. C. Little.
19. Rev. Crawford W. Moncrief, Knoxville.
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20. Mrs. Joe Parker.
21. Mrs. W. H. Foster, Forest Park.
22. Roy Chatham, 1407 Elm.
23. Annie Bell Kelly, McClendon Ave.
25. J. E. Owen.
26. Mrs. W. T. Howard, R.D. 1, Zebulon.
27. Dan Summerour, R.D. 1.
28. T. S. Corbitt.
29. W. J. Abell.
30. T. L. Bishop.
32. Blanche McDaniel, 307 Hill St., Thomaston.
33. T. J. Hand, R.D. 4.
34. Mrs. Willis Crosby, R.D. 2.
35. Mrs. H. A. Knight.
36. Agnes Kessler, 63 A Montague St.
GEORGIA-SOUTH CAROLINA (Colored)
1. Mrs. Birdie E. Gaither, 94 Howell St., N.E.
2. David L. Mells, 483 Stonewall St., S.W.
3. Mrs. Norvella Hadley, R.D. 5, Thomasville.
4. Mrs. A. M. Bragg, R. 3, Box 66.
5. Mrs. Luaner Hadlev, R. 3, Wrightsville.
7. Clara J. Jones, 273 First Ave.
8. Mrs. S. J. Willis, 226 Montgomery St.
9. Mrs. Christine Baker, R. 1, Box 21.
10. John Mcintosh, 703 W. 45th St.
12. Mrs. M. C. Hipper, 430 Lester.
13. Mrs. E. B. Burroughs, 62 Hanover St.
IDAHO
1. D. Kosanke.
2. Lawrence D. Brant, 1621 Hays.
3. Mrs. Francis Violett, 3504 Kootenai Ave.
4. Mrs. Fannie Johnson.
5. Mrs. Kate Cameron.
6. James Harbend.
7. Mrs. Bernice Palmer.
8. Mrs. Mildred Averill.
10. Mrs. Jennie Williajns.
11. Mrs. Alma Waif, R. 1.
13. Daisy D. Mason.
14. Jacob Knopp.
15. Mrs. Albert Anderson, 1423 N. Hayes.
16. Mrs. R. I. Ewing.
18. A. H. O'Leary.
ILLINOIS
Mrs. Clara Underwood, 308 W. Latimer St.
Mrs. Millie Rodgers, R. 3-A.
Mrs. Carl Zange, Hubbard St.
Mrs. Elsie Spittler, R. R.l.
Mrs. A. H. Sonntag, 725 Euclid Ave.
Laurence Sitter.
Charles A. Davis, 320 E. Main.
H. B. Frederick.
Mrs. W. C. Rackow, 7704 65th PI.
Roy E. Erhardt, Sullivan.
Ralph H. Sanford, R.D.
Mrs. Ruth Nowers.
Mrs. E. W. Weir.
Mrs. Fern Quick, R.R. 2.
Mrs. Ethel D. Muntz, 813 Lebanon St.
Mrs. Harry Tanner, North Aurora.
Lucretia M. HoUister.
John A. Gustafson, R. 1, Box 293.
Mrs. B. W. Smith, 1312 Jefferson St.
Mrs. L. L. Emmons, 6929 30th.
Mrs. J. O. Aarvold, 1327 Wesley Ave.
Frank D. Benjamin.
Lorin L. Ferry, R.D. 2.
Harry G. Starr.
Mrs. James Sinkay, 12758 Western Ave.
George F. WoUbrink, 735 N. 28th St., Quincy.
Mrs. Mabel Douglas.
Mrs. Max Haves.
Floyd Bonnell, 7909 45th St., Lyons.
Mrs. Jessie HinderUter.
Mrs. A. H. Wise.
Mrs. Frank Lange, R.D. 4, Princeton.
Mrs. Laura Cooper.
Mrs. Mamie Thompson.
Mrs. Helen Jenkins, 215 W. Chestnut St.
Elizabeth Myers, R. 4.
William Splinter, 104 N. Washington.
41. Ada Neidigh.
42. Thomas C. Shedd, 706 W. California Ave.,
Urbana.
44. Lela Dyson.
45. Mrs. W. H. Julian.
47. Mrs. E. Elder, 3444 N. Hovne.
48. K. Dagdijian, 6117 Drexel Ave.
49. Philip Benjamin, 2441 Gunnison St.
50. Allen B. Henrikson, 705 N. Waller, Zone 44.
51. Mrs. R. E. Payne, 8030 Harper Ave.
53. WUbur Lox, 9154 Throop St.
54. H. G. McEndree, 7614 Saginaw.
55. M. Lill, 5414 S. Tripp St.
56. Agnes Henricksen, 3720 N. Springfield Ave.
57. Elsie Nyidly, 4234 W. 24th PI.
58. Mrs. Charles UUman, 3003 S. Normal Ave.
59. Dean K. Troesch, 5767 Wentworth Ave.
60. Mrs. K. F. Molina, 7531 Kenwood Ave.
61. Henry A. Hautau, 5226 Monroe St.
62. Hellen Wirkula, 5018 N. Kenmore Ave.
63. Martha MacMillan, 5057 Balmoral Ave.
64. Josephine Peterson, 2652 Medill Ave.
65. Mrs. John Krausfeldt, 1826 Nagle Ave.
66. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Curry, 6203 St. Lawrence
Ave.
67. J. O. Danson, 7316 S. Aberdeen St.
68. Fred H. Tracht, 5640 Kimbark Ave.
69. Ernest H. Hedges, 2647 Eastwood Ave.
70. Mrs. Lorraine Mendro, 4315 N. Monitor Ave.
71. Mrs. Estelle W. McNeal, 6523 Langley Ave.
72. Grace Marten, 3651 W. 25th St., Zone 23.
73. Mrs. Ruth Whipple, 6938 W. Medill Ave.
74. Frank X. Henke, 10807 S. Wood St., Zone 43.
75. S. C. Rogers, 7216 Vernon Ave.
76. Percy Wilford, 1321 N. Dr., Hammond, Ind.
77. Frances Manthey, 4514 Wentworth Ave.,
Zone 9.
78. L. L. Bennett, 2148 Giddings Ave.
79. Mrs. Adele Wilson, 1225 W. Jarvis Ave.,
Zone 26.
80. Frank Eberle, 4628 Kasson St.
81. Isodore Ramos, 2227 W. Ogden Ave.
82. Shirley Venn, 2246 N. Tripp, Zone 39.
83. Frances DeBus, 1235 Winnemac.
84. Mrs. Jane Wright, 4140 Ellis Ave.
85. Martin Schneider, 10847 Ave. G.
86. Mrs. J. C. Smith, 7529 Clyde Ave.
87. Emma Baecker, 12030 Parnell Ave., Zone 28.
88. V. A. Leengran, 1751 Granville Ave., Zone 26.
89. Mrs. L. D. Mclvinnon.
90. Mrs. M. B. McElroy, 3510 W. 65th PI.
91. Charles H. Hildebrand, 1227 N. Lombard
92. Mrs. Paul Smith, 528 N. Trumbull Ave.
93. Mrs. Arthur Breen, 5209 Schubert Ave.,
Zone 39.
94. Marie G. Hermanaon, 3729 N. Magnolia Ave.
95. Eileen Miller, 425 Surf St.
96. G. L. Avery, 205 S. Fourth.
97. Mrs. Lillie Dishong.
98. Helen Babcock.
99. Mrs. Maggie Abernathie.
100. Rdiph W. Gulp, Muncie.
101. Mrs. Amy A. Sears, R.D. 1.
102. Wallace J. Olsen, 108 First St., R. 1, Box 240.
103. Claude C. Miller, 121 S. Oak St.
105. Ethel Palmer, 202 W. Seventh St.
106. Mrs. Nellie Irvine, 20 S. State.
107. Mrs. W. B. Bishop, 465 S. Linden PI.
108. Margaret C. Wiltberger, 210 S. Third St.
109. Leon Cramer.
110. Lloyd Hurless.
111. Mrs. Russell L. Peters, 916 Cora St.
112. Mrs. Rowena Richars.
114. Mrs. Lula L. Anderson, R.D. 2, Princeton.
115. Mrs. Thomas Mensdorf, 5602 Hillcrest Rd.
116. Gerald Kermicle.
117. F. B. Wright, 220 S. Third St.
118. Mrs. A. L. Dashner, 326 S. Main St.
119. Mrs. Erna Drew, 303 E. Mazon Ave.
120. J. W. Trier, 808 N. 41st St.
121. Lois McWhorter.
122. Earl Burkhart, Winnebago.
123. Mrs. W. C. Ereanbrack.
124. A. W. Hausser, P.O. Box 442.
125. Laura C. Kimball, 452 N. Spring St.
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126. Mrs. Arthur A. Buchanan, 551 Mitchell Ave.
127. Roma L. Shively.
128. Mrs. Carl Austin.
129. Louis W. Repsold, Jr., 645 Michigan Ave.
130. Mrs. Everett Teeter, 829 Case St.
131. Frank J. Shorb.
132. Bryan Brubaker, DeLajid.
133. P. C. Wright, Cuba.
134. Pearl Mayhew, R.D. 1.
135. K. D. McClelland, 656 N. Prairie St.
136. Mrs. B. T. Packenham, 987 N. Seminary St.
137. Mrs. George E. Kroll, 506 N.W. First St.
138. Mrs. Henry Doll.
140. Donald Graham, 522 James St.
141. E. A. Peterson, 694 Park Blvd.
142. Rosalie M. Scheuer, 1830 Linneman.
143. Mrs. Claude Lewis.
144. Olive M. Victor.
145. Carl Anderson.
146. Harry Rich.
147. Mrs. Zelma Roan, R.D. 2.
149. Mrs. Edward Mulligan.
150. Elsie Cree.
151. Mrs. Herman VonSande, R. D. 1, Box 68,
Mundelein.
152. Adrienna DeGraff, 14717 Main St.
153. Mrs. Alta M. Bowers.
154. Mrs. John B. Menz, 904 Ninth.
155. Mrs. R. K. Beitler, 138 E. Maple St.
156. Mrs. F. J. Paddock, R.D. 1.
157. Jessie Moran.
158. Henry Marlowe.
159. Everett R. Brown, R.D. 3, Decatur.
160. George S. Brainerd, R.D. 2.
161. Mrs. E. W. Green, 302 Woodland PI.
162. Russell M. Stegall, 135 E. Church St.
163. Lucy M. Hutchins.
164. Matthew T. Cinotto.
165. J. H. Drewes, 400 S. Stone Ave.
166. Mrs. J. M. Law.
167. Mrs. Lucy Walker.
168. Luella Metzinger. 1565 Illinois St.
170. W. F. Light.
171. Mrs. Lois Schnell, Franklin Grove.
173. Carrie M. Colslough, R.D. 2.
174. Harry R. Hatch.
175. Mrs. R. L. Stephenson, 1010 Madison St.
176. Mrs. Clara LaRosa.
177. Mrs. D. D. Barta, 421 S. Lombard.
178. Mrs. Lena Hord, Mason.
179. Mrs. Helen Harrington.
180. E. R. Vial, R.D. 2.
181. Katharine B. Pierce.
183. William H. Rollo, 553 Rutland St.
184. Alta V. Gilbert, 414 N. Eighth St.
185. Mrs. Beulah Siddens.
187. Mrs. George Elliott, Kirkland.
188. Marjorie Andrews, 408 S. Second Ave.
189. Dorothy Schuman, 1426 S. 14th Ave.
190. Pearl Symons.
191. James Upchurch.
192. Mrs. James T. Martin, 3401 Come-In-Place,
Alton.
193. Mrs. Amanda Boundy.
194. John Baldwin.
196. D. H. Minto, Antioch.
197. Mrs. Clarence Lefever, Bement.
198. Sherrill Cryder.
199. Bruce A. King, 41st St. Rd.
200. Mrs. Axel Olsen, 2410 18th Ave.
201. Mrs. Kenneth Brink, 1434 12th St.
202. Mrs. Mary E. Shearer, 409 39th St.
203. Mrs. Clare Jurgens.
204. Mrs. G. F. Haglund, 528 Calhoun St.
205. Mrs. Rohan Lutz.
206. Ida Weaver.
207. Mrs. Bernice McPherson.
208. Naomi Wells.
209. Mrs. Robert Parcells.
210. Mrs. E. V. Hodge.
211. Olga B. Cowger, R.D. 6.
212. Mrs. Viola Alexander, R.D. 5.
214. Mrs. Ethel Bower, R.D. 1.
215. Mrs. Glenn O. Hornback, R.D. 1.
216. Mrs. Easther Evans, R.D. 1.
217. Mrs. Aubrey Robinson.
218. Mrs. Charles Varner, R. 1.
220. Margaret Wilke, R. 1, Batavia.
221. Mrs. Raymond Beattv, 9724 Cook Ave.
222. Mrs. Arthur Hoch, 1044 Park Ave., River
Forest.
223. Ray C. Lemka, 1134 S. Weslev Ave.
224. G. R. Snell, 1024 S. Grove Ave.
225. Cora Bailiff, R.D. 3.
226. Erwin L. Graham, R. 1.
227. Otto Watts, R. 2.
228. Anna L. Eggneberger.
229. Herman Wood.
230. Mrs. Gerald Griffin, R.D. 6.
231. Mrs. Bertha Hursta, R.D. 3.
232. Mrs. Margaret Bill, R.D. 5.
233. S. V. Holt, R. 1, Rio.
234. Mrs. Henry Heffelfinger.
235. Bertha Glover. 603 E. Main.
236. Mrs. Sarah Plunkett, R. 2.
238. Carman Fish, 335 S. Crescent Ave.
239. Mrs. Walter Karr, R.D.
240. Mrs. O. M. Long.
241. Ruby E. Niles.
242. Mrs. Orville Jones, 510 S. Tenth.
243. Mrs. R. H. Remelius, 2530 N. Monroe.
244. W. D. Johnson, 112 Clifton Ct.
245. Robert M. Mannschott, 301 E. Virginia Ave.,
Zone 4.
246. Mrs. Arthur Turner, 120 E. Duryea.
247. Everett A. Woelfel, 2028 Second St.
248. Cloie Wilkerson, Box 28.
249. Winthrop Anderson.
250. Mrs. J. C. Owens.
251. Fred C. Young.
252. Mrs. Annetta Greenlee.
254. Mrs. Mertie Stanfield.
255. Bertha Stein, 720 S. First St.
256. Mrs. Fern Weburg.
257. Ralph E. Dean, R.D. 1.
258. Charles I. Smith, 2316 Spring St.
259. Willis Gardner, Solon Mills.
260. Clyde Graham.
261. Flora Moore.
262. Mrs. Marie Bertram.
263. Stella Furman, R.D. 2.
264. Bessie Cox, Hutsonville.
265. Mrs. Goldie Finch, 901 N. Franklin St.
267. Royce Strayer, 404 Fourth Ave.
268. C. A. Carter, Spring Creek Rd.
269. Mrs. M. E. Eddy.
270. Mrs. Henry F. Hyde, R.D. 3.
271. Mrs. Agnes B. Hobart.
272. Louise Clark, 724 S. Fifth St.
273. John S. Hamill, 703 N. Green St.
276. Mrs. C. P. O'Kane.
277. Juanita Schuneman.
279. Mrs. Elmer Little.
280. Mrs. Roy W. Cook.
281. Mrs. Florence Armstrong, 105 N. Fifth St.
282. Mrs. Emma McCraw.
283. Mrs. Janie Masterson, 713 State St., Chester.
284. Earl K. Stuart, 1900 S. Fourth St.
285. Earl H. Janssen, 1922 S. Wirt Ave.
286. Leland Perkins, 301 E. First St.
287. Mrs. Florence Lehman.
288. Mrs. R. Moore.
289. Harry H. Over. 802 Locust St.
290. Mrs. Georrie I. Barrick.
291. Lillian Carpenter, 702 N. Wasson.
292. Mrs. Nola Baughman.
293. Mrs. Emma J. Griggs.
294. Edith B. Moore, R.R. 1.
295. Mrs. Mae Potter, 603 Elmwood.
296. Mrs. Chester McNeil, Onarga.
297. Mrs. Ruth Eubanks.
298. Myrlie R. Boyd, 211 S. L St.
299. Rena M. Baker.
300. Mrs. Audrey G. York.
301. Helen Kellogg, 200 Daggy St.
302. Emma M. Curtis.
303. L. E. Tillotson, 905 S. Rose St.
304. Fred O. Dodd, 24 E. Kenilworth Ave.
305. Mrs. O. L. McBride.
306. Mrs. Paul Harden, Box 55.
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311.
312.
313.
314.
316.
317.
318.
319.
320.
321.
322.
323.
324.
325.
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Mrs. Frank W. Smith, 1940 North Ave.
Mrs. Albert Burns, 144 W. Third St.
Hattie G. Glos.
S. D. Bishop, 321 Allen Ave.
Mrs. G. A. Clough, 4636 Johnson Ave.
Camille Spries, 1017 S. State St.
Earl Jones, 722 College Ave.
Emma Wear.
Millard Newlin, R. 2, Box 42.
Mrs. Vania Yount.
Gale M. Brooks, 83.5 15th St.
Fred W. Kaempfer, 790 Prospect Ave.
Mrs. Luvilla Nadler.
Lillian EUiott.
Walter T. Wheeler. 129 North St.
Margaret Crossett.
Floyd Meeske.
Mrs. Bess Reddock.
INDIANA
H. A. Fisher, R.R.I, Greenwood.
Mrs. Golda Lasley, R.R. 4, Lebanon.
Mrs. Vecil Koch, Box 515.
Marcellus Hitchcock, R.R. 1.
Mrs. Katie Riddle, R.R. 2.
Mrs. Samuel Lee, R.R. 1.
Mrs. Herbert Stottlemyer, R.R. 7.
Donald F. Gilbert, 215 W. Park Ave.
Marian Clark, R.R. 3.
Mrs. Zelma Vanderweele.
Mrs. Addie Metsker, Losantville.
Eileen Motz, R.R. 4.
Mrs. E. L. Huffman, 828 S. Main St.
Mrs. H. E. Cain.
Mrs. Gerna Mayfield, R.R. 1.
Mrs. Edith Mathews, R.R. 2.
Mrs. Mabel Kessel, R.R. 1.
Mrs. Ada Shoemaker, R.R. 2., Geneva.
Murl Shryter, R.R. 1, Monticello.
Eva Hobaugh.
Olive Shearer, Box 28.
Mrs. Frank Ellabarger, R.R. 5, Kokomo.
Mrs. Alma Wetzel, R.R. 1, Columbus.
Mrs. Caroline Gard, R.R. 2.
Virgil C. Meritt, R.R. 6.
John Rutter.
Mrs. William C. Hart, Fort Branch.
Mrs. Mary Needham.
Mrs. Anna Huffman, R.R. 5, Crawfordsville.
Mrs. James B. Collins, R.R. 6, Harper Rd.
Lela Brotherton, 304 E. Washington.
Mrs. H. E. Wallev, 4327 Northcote Ave.
David Russell, 318 Jefferson St.
Kenneth Hurst, 126 Riverview St.
Mrs. Mabel Penrose, 400 Sycamore St.
Mrs. J. A. Reeser, 2337 Bellemeade Ave.
Georgia Hovt, R.R. 6, Box 158
Mrs. Cecil Hunter, R.R. 1, Pimento.
Mrs. Flora Sayers.
Mrs. Grace Fisher, R.R. 1, Winchester.
Mrs. Orpheus Taylor, R.R. 1, Winchester.
Mrs. Quince Helm, R.R. 1, Parker.
Mrs. Faye Hunt, R.R. 2.
Mrs. Pauline Hollowav, R.R. 6, Marion.
Herbert G. Willis, 2120 Springfield Ave.
Mrs. Harry Kepp, R.R. 1, Monticello.
Mrs. Minnie B. Kern, 600 E. Wabash St.
Mrs. Frank Galvin, R.R. 6.
Nelson D. Jones, R.R. 1, Whiteland.
Russell D. Merrell, R.R. 2, Kokomo.
Minnie J. Talbot, 4363 Washington St.
Evelyn Paulson, 124 N. Hancock.
Robert Taylor, R.R. 1.
Ward F. Perry, R.R. 1.
Mrs. Gladys Janney, R.R. 2.
Mrs. Emma Blue, 904 S. Sixth St.
Mrs. R. E. Tullev, R.R. 5.
Mrs. Paul Duncan, Box Q.
O. M. Aders.
Mrs. Bertha Burkett, R.R. 4, Union City.
Virginia Rice, Ft. Branch.
Mrs. Melle Lough.
Frank Hilyard, 904 Ogan Ave.
L. E. Updike, R.R. 6.
Ernest G. Ohrstrom, 2041 W. 60th St.
Mrs. Grace Clark, 1519 Rembrandt St.
John Osborn, R.R. 1, Poneto.
Mrs. May Galloway, R.R. 1.
Mrs. Ruby Himes, R.R. 1, Cromwell.
Mrs. Stella Gray, R.R. 5, Lebanon.
Mrs. Mabel McCarty, R.R. 3, Liberty.
Mrs. Will O. Finch, 121)^ W. Mulberry.
Mrs. Harriet Tharp, 803 S. EUzabeth St.
Mrs. Hazel Darrough, R.R. 5.
Mrs. Ellen Smith, R.R. 2, Andrews.
Mrs. Alva Korporal, R.R. 1, VanBuren.
Mrs. Bertha Wilhoite, 804 N. Jamison St.
Mrs. D. W. Terrill, R.R. 6.
Clara A. Miller, R.R. 6.
Mrs. Agnes Beck, R.R. 4.
Mrs. Mildred Winchester, R.R. 2, Edinburg.
Mrs. Lester L. Caldwell, R.R. 4.
Mrs. Rubv Roberts, R.R. 1.
Mrs. Frank Barton, Box 158.
Icel Shanks, R.R. 1.
Lois Lowe, Pittsboro.
Bruce M. Roll, R.R. 1, Walton.
Claude W. Roller, R.R. 1.
Mrs. Bertha Canwell, R.R. 1, Mooreland.
Mrs. Thyra Lester, R.R., Modoc.
Mrs. Hattie E. Morris.
Harry C. Moore, 510 Whites Ave.
Mrs. Effie Henderson, Norman.
Mrs. Arthur Waterman.
Horace R. Campbell, R.R. 4, Attica.
Mrs. Ethelyn Wood.
Irma Pound, R.R., Sullivan.
Mrs. Robert Wilcox, 124 Fir St.
John Prosser, 407 Union St.
Walter H. Casad, R.R. 4.
Louise Hisor, Franklin Ave.
Mrs. Mildred N. Noe, Leesburg.
Claude Shelby.
Lurella Sherburne, 1207 Ribble Ave.
Mrs. Mary Gibson, Oakville.
Authur Cassell, R.R. 1.
Wash I. Anglin, Etna Green.
Mrs. Mary E. Taylor, R.R. 2.
Mrs. Olive Mounts, R.R. 2.
Mrs. Delcie Horton, R.R. 2.
Mrs. Alvin Overholdt, 312 N. Market St.
Earl F. Culver, R.R. 1, Pierceton.
Wm. Arthur Scott.
Mrs. Pearl T\vichell.
Mrs. Velma Thornburg, R.R. 1.
Mrs. Sarah Bowman, R.R. 4.
Mrs. John Thompson, 906 S. Bridge St.
Mrs. Millie Naher, R.R. 3.
Mrs. Eva R. Smith, R.R. 6.
Mrs. Chloris Retter, R.R. 1, Ridgeville.
Mrs. Crete N. Heston, 306 Pierce St.
Mrs. Julia Millspaugh, R.R. 1, Box 94.
Mrs. Ada Bowman, R.R. 5.
James Gray, R.R. 3.
Mrs. Barton Shanks, R.R. 1.
Mrs. Violet Ravi, R.R. 2.
Lon Brooks, R.R. 1.
Mrs. Beulah Meyer, R.R. 1, N. Manchester.
Stella Wolter, 222 Jefferson Ave.
Mrs. Vern Smilev, R.R. 1.
141, 142, 143. Mrs. Gertrude Krieg, Box 1.
F. L. Miller, 119 E. Brick Rd.
Mrs. Emma Hawkins, R.R. 2.
Mrs. James Wiley, R.R. 2, Poseyville.
Mrs. Ruby J. Butler, P.O. Box 83.
Mrs. Alfred A.vTes, R.R. 2, Middletown.
Mrs. Clara Andrews, R.R. 1, Middletown.
Mrs. Anna Thrailkill, R.R. 1.
Albert A. Faurot, 649 Poplar St.
Dorothy M. Ewing, 320 N. 18th S
Mrs. Thomas Ritter.
Mrs. Margaret BLshop, Box 133, Arcadia.
Mrs. Dorothy Miller, R.R. 1, Atlanta.
Ardella Anderson, R.R. 5.
D. A. Dillman, R.R. 1.
H. L. Vining, R.R. 1.
Mrs. Grace Jones, R.R. 1.
Mrs. Ira Knight, R.R. 1.
Mrs. Ollie Clawson, R.R. 4.
Leslie M. Howard, R.R. 3.
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164. Mrs. Gail Brubaker, R.R. 3.
165. Charles E. Eshelman.
166. Mrs. Ola Dungan, R.R. 3.
167. Zora Kern, 30 N. Eighth St.
168. Ray Irwin, R.R. 1.
169. Pearl Allen, 1635 Cleveland Ave.
170. Orval Brouse, 609 E. Washington St.
171. Mrs. Ethel Clevenger, R.R. 2, Farmland.
172. Nelda Harlan, R.R. 3, Ridgeville.
173. Mrs. Ruby M. Owens, 213H N. Meridian St.
174. Mrs. Cletie Thompson.
175. Mrs. Ray Thompson, R.R. 1.
176. Mrs. Robert Fulwider, R.R. 4, Crawfordsville.
177. M. L. Shroyer, R.R. 1.
178. Mrs. Nora Wilson, R.R. 2, Galveston.
179. Mrs. Ella Taylor, R.R. 1.
180. Mrs. Elsie Banta, R.R. 5, Union City.
182. Walter Drake, R.R., Versailles.
183. Mrs. Lizzie Moffett, R.R. 5.
184. Mrs. Mertie Riegle, R.R. 4, Greenville.
185. Joe MacFarland, R.R. 1, Ansonia.
186. J. W. Lamb.
187. E. Timmons, R.R., New Madison.
188. Mrs. Nellie Hassan, R.R. 2.
189. Wm. Jacob Rhoades,-R.R. 1, New Weston.
190. Isabelle Brewer, R.R. 2, Greenville.
191. Mrs. Dehlah Beams, R.R. 5, Celina.
IOWA
2. Mrs. Bessie Hansen.
3. George Dunn.
4. Mrs. W. K. Ferguson, 117 W. College St.
5. Mrs. Ernest M. Speedy.
6. Henrv L. Eichling, 806 Brockridge .\ve.
7. Harold Heefner, 409 N. High St.
8. Georgianna Lake, R.D.
9. Vera B. Hook.
10. Mrs. D. N. Essick.
11. Gertrude E. Talcott.
12. Ethel Morrow, 805 Cedar St.
13. Mrs. Helmer Carlberg.
14. Mrs. Edward Rholfs.
15. Paul W. Baker.
17. Mrs. Carl Speas, Montezuma.
18. Mrs. Ethel M. Duncan.
19. Mrs. Charles S. Weston.
20. Mrs. Ed. Wheeler, R.R.
21. Mrs. W. C. Tyrrell, Jr.
22. Mrs. Helen Leonard, R.R. 4, Des Moines,
Zone 13.
23. Mrs. Warren McCoskey.
24. B. E. McElwain.
25. Mrs. J. W. Corrouglj.
26. Dot Meacham, R.D.
27. Mrs. E. P. Healy, 296 E. Fourth St.
28. Ray Elman.
29. Mrs. William Forting. 1418 Jefferson St.
30. Mrs. Will Owens.
31. Mrs. Maurice B. Jensen.
32. Mrs. Charles Schwanke, 510 Clav St.
33. Ella S. Merriman, 2018 Washington Ave.,
S E
34. Mr.s. Bernhardt Ivraus, 511 Si.Kth St., S.E.
35. V. V. Brown.
36. Mrs. Ira Deam.
37. Mrs. Inez Miller, 1104 Clark St.
38. Harold Fritz, Lansing.
39. Mrs. Althea J. Lewis, Clarion.
40. Ross R. Rogers.
42. Mrs. Adaline Elsberry.
43. C. Bruce Bickle, 1720 N. Second St.
44. Vernon C. Peters, 1419 N. Third St.
46. Mrs. Luther Williams, Columbus City.
47. Mrs. Ray L. Sweet, R. 2, Charles Citv.
48. Mrs. Helena Johnson, 702 Ninth St.
49. Ruth Mitchell.
50. Clara F. Gerst, Box 355.
51. Ray Holmes, 3106 Avenue E.
52. Lucy L. Lewis, 633 Second Ave., S.E.
53. Mrs. Leon Morrison, 911 W. Montgomery St.
55. Mrs. Josephine Mathers.
56. George Mathews.
57. E.E. Kolb,2602FarnamSt.
58. Mrs. Henry C. Bendt, 2217)^ W. Fourth St.
59. E.C.Bailey, 710 Vernon St.
60. Ruth E.Park.
61. Mrs. Charles A. Rawson, 3221 Grand Ave.,
Zone 12.
62. Mrs. W. H. Mockridge, 803 Eighth St.
65. Mrs. Alfred Ross.
66. L. H. Kammueller, 366 W. Locust St.
67. Charles M. Glasson, 1315 W. Fifth St.
68. Mrs. C. A. Brockert, 1245 Wood St.
69. Gertrude Christensen, R. 1.
70. Mrs. Anita Benedict, 409 S. Cadwell Ave.
71. Mrs. WiUiam Hunt.
72. Mrs. Grace W. Seifert.
73. Mrs. Francis Wilson, Strawberry Point.
74. L. W. Hall.
75. James Nuckolls.
76. Ida M. Wilke
77. Mrs. G. Rorem.
78. L. A. Wiedeman, R. 1.
79. E. Gerry Swanton, 2007 E. Seventh St.
80. L. J. Oldaker.
82. Mrs. Paul Slattery.
84. Mrs. L. D. Martin.
85. Mrs. Doris Henstorf.
86. Mrs. Freda Speas, R. 4, Marshalltown.
88. Mrs. Carl Flanagan.
89. M. M. Kaemmerer.
90. Mrs. G. O. Dunkerson.
91. Ida E. Hansen, 415 N. Clark St.
93. C. V. Fmdlav, 1707 Eighth Ave., S.
94. Mrs. Melvin Tysdal.
95. Mrs. C. O. Fisch.
96. Mrs. Galen Ward, R. 1, Ames.
98. EUzabeth Lewis.
99. Emma L. Hanna, 7 N. Chestnut St.
100. Mrs. Carrie Young.
101. Mrs. Eldon Kurth.
102. Ruth Knights, R.R. 5, Marshalltown.
103. Mrs. S. A. Bennett.
104. Wilford S. Smiley. 1007 East St.
105. Mrs. Harold Tice, R. 3.
107. L. H. Davis.
108. Leo Billings.
109. Mrs. Wallace Ryan, Chelsea.
110. Mrs. S. Q. French.
111. Otto N. Johnson, 210 N. Third St.
112. Mrs. Winton Waite.
113. Mrs. Anna B. Carpenter, 217 E. Davenport.
114. Mrs. John L. Thomas, R. 4.
115. B. R. Bryson.
118. Mrs. M. C. Tyler, Box 33.
119. Mrs. Lillie Hooper, 622 Morgan St
120. Mrs. Edw. Atterberg, R. 2.
121. Mrs. James A. Craig.
122. H. H. Thomas.
123. Mrs. Opal Bolton.
124. Hilda M. Johnson, R.D. 3, Marshalltown.
125. Mrs. R. W. Wyant.
126. Mrs. Mary Coffin.
127. Mrs. Fanny B. Harvey, Cranston.
128. Mrs. Frank Hofmeister.
129. Mrs. Elsie Gilmore.
130. Mrs. Zora Pitsenbarger, R.R.
131. Mrs. George R. Trygg.
133. Rex J. Bellinger, 510 W. Second St.
134. Mrs. P. M. Carlson, R. 1, Box 65.
135. M. H. Runkle, R.D. 4.
136. Mrs. Josephine HowTey, R.R. 1, Rockwell
City.
137. Lulu B. Hinman, 310 N. Eliza St.
138. Sara Nott, 907 1 1th St.
139. George A. Olson, 111 N. Tenth St.
140. Mrs. John Belfanz, 11 River Heights Dr.
142. Gertrude M. Turnbull, R.D. 1.
143. Mrs. Gilbert Taplin.
144. Mrs. George P. Woods.
145. Mrs. Carrie C. Ivers, R., Box 122.
146. Mrs. S. Alice Pearson.
148. Mrs. F. D. Hayden, 324 Chestnut St.
149. Mrs. J. E. Rouse.
150. Mrs. Claude Farmer, R.R. 1.
151. Mary Guss, 208 Locust St.
152. W. E. Hall.
154. Mrs. Wilham McQuesten, 308 Cherry St.
155. Pearle R. Barnhart, 514 W. Third St.
156. D wight B. Grawe.
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157. Mrs. Mont Caglev.
158. Mrs. Wendell Paul, Kellogg.
159. Mrs. H. L. Danielson.
160. Mrs. Retta Wilkins, 810 E. Main St.
161. Mrs. Nathan W. Keith, 603 W. Fifth St., S.
162. Mrs. J. A. Mackerman, R.R. 1.
163. Mrs. Edith E. McArthur.
164. Harriet M. Wilmarth.
165. Mrs. Ben K. Fenton.
166. Bernard O. Dugdale, 315 W. Fifth St., S.
167. Mrs. Dennis Clark.
168. Maude Holmes, Box 74.
169. Mrs. Edith Bovd, R. 1, Creston.
170. E. J. Scofield, 832 State St.
171. Delia R. Wright, Box 228.
172. R. S. Findlay.
173. John R. Willmott.
174. Mrs. Max Riley, 405 N. Sheridan Ave.
175. Axel O. Ask, 1315 E. Fourth St.
176. John Hancock, 825 E. WilUams St.
177. Mrs. Carrie Wilson.
178. Ursel Stiles.
179. Melvin Fastenow.
181. Frank Wells.
182. Mrs. Jacob Skaar.
184. Mrs. Otto Koenemann, 811 Hammond St.
185. Mrs. B. L. Robinson.
186. Mrs. Emma D. Aker.
187. Mrs. Ella Reimers.
188. Mrs. Maude Breeding.
189. Hazel Cleveland, R.D. 1, Hornick.
190. Louis Hagedorn.
191. Mrs. Marvel Whitten.
192. Mrs. C. B. Osborne.
193. Mrs. Thomas Witmer, R.R. 2.
194. Wilbur S. Milroy, R.D. 2, Manchester.
195. Mrs. Mary P. Wolf.
196. Grace E. Scott, 513 Ninth St.
197. Florence Kemp, 115 E. Clarinda Ave.
198. Bernice Willemssen, 520 Fifth Ave.
199. Thomas Elliott, 3226 Myrtle St., Zone 17.
200. Mrs. John Sears, 1711 Isabella St., Zone 17.
201. Mildred Blunt, R.D.
202. Mrs. A. L. Calderhead.
204. Henry Franz.
205. Anna Elder, 205 E. Fifth St.
207. Mrs. Jennie Howard.
208. Mrs. E. T. Warren.
211. Mrs. C. M. Rice.
212. B. F. Thomas.
213. Mrs. Marie Behensee, R. 2, Council Bluffs.
214. Robert Ambrose.
215. Mrs. Charles C. Kale.
217. Edna Buckwalter.
218. Paul Kouba.
219. H. E. Colby, 1155 Bertch St.
221. Mrs. T. F. Kenny, 41 Mulberry.
222. Mrs. Eliza Hunnerberg.
223. Olive Bateman, 926 Elm St.
224. Esther Skow.
225. Mrs. O. B. Lilly.
226. Mrs. C. E. Whiting.
227. Mrs. C. C. Lane.
228. Mrs. Coe Braden.
229. Mrs. Mary Franck.
KANSAS
1. Albert Adolf, Beeler.
3. Mrs. Helen Cate.
4. Niles C. Endsley.
5. Mrs. A. O. Johnson, 501 N. Bluff.
6. Mrs. Earl Downing, 210 W. Madison.
7. Joan Macy.
8. Mrs. N. G. F. Douglass.
9. David Schwartz.
10. B. W. Gardner, R.R. 2.
11. Mrs. Mary D. Jessee.
12. Mr.s. Henry Kilian, 222 W. Sixth St.
13. Zona B. Branton, Bellaire.
14. Mrs. A. J. Kenwell, 520 Columbia St.
15. Mrs. Pauline Markley, R.R. 2.
16. Mrs. Will Bare, R.R. 1.
17. Fred W. Winter.
18. Mrs. Letta M. Tate.
20. Mrs. A. H. Schutte.
21. Mrs. W. A. Maxson.
22. Sarah A. Atherton, 828 Exchange.
24. Trevor L. Rees, R.R. 4.
25. Mrs. H. Brookover, 215 N. School.
27. Mrs. Minola Burke.
28. Mrs. Inez A. Dunn.
29. Mrs. Ray Duncan.
32. Guy G. Gordon. 2537 17th.
33. Mrs. John Schoonover.
34. Paul Szidat, 1124 W. Walnut St.
35. Zella M. Andrews, 300 Oregon St.
36. Mrs. D. C. Martindell, 309 E. 12th.
37. Mrs. M. M. Crossfield, 1014 N. Tenth.
38. Neil W. Hill, 5501 Chadwick Rd.
39. Mrs. Frank Korab, 816 N. Washington Blvd.
40. H. W. Carrier, 3605 State Line, Kansas City,
Zone 2, Mo.
41. Grace M. Jensen, 117 Barber.
42. Mrs. Albert L. Dunwell, 2207 S. 26th, R.R. 6.
43. Mrs. Amy Bishop, R.R. 4.
44. Mrs. L. C. Workman.
45. Mary McMahon.
46. Alice Campbell.
47. Jean Russell, 700 Ohio.
48. H. R. Sparrow, 224 Third Ave.
49. Mrs. Roy Wills.
51. Mrs. Edna Gislar, 212 E. Court St.
52. Mrs. Paul C. Perry.
53. Mary Anderson.
54. Verna Shaw, 109 S. Main.
55. Mrs. M. C. Dotson, R.R. 7, Wichita.
56. F. I. Burt, 1127 Bluemont.
57. Mrs. Mabel Smith.
68. Mrs. Frank Swanson.
59. Mrs. Eva Davis.
60. Charles R. Sanford.
61. Mrs. Leona Colip.
63. Mrs. K. W. Cupps.
64. Oliver Rice.
65. Mrs. Maude Durham.
67. Florence Abbey, 217 E. Third.
68. Effie E. Parker, 601 W. Park.
69. M. L. Van Ornam.
70. E. S. Anderson.
72. Mrs. Roy Hays.
73. Clara Kaiser,"324 W. Fifth.
74. Lester R. Love.
76. Mrs. Joe Nunemaker, Langdon.
77. Mrs. Sylvia Finley, R.R. 2, Brewster.
79. John T. Blasdel, R.R. 1, Sylvia.
80. Mrs. Ralph M. Racine, 208 Kansas St.
81. Mrs. Joe McGintv, 125 S. Fifth.
82. Mrs. A. R. Plumer, 503 Madison.
83. Ladoit Firkins.
84. Margaret Ludvickson.
85. Mrs. B. M. Shandley.
86. Minnie Deister.
87. Mrs. Hanna Urbansky.
88. Mrs. C. W. Totten.
89. Mrs. J. B. Winslow.
90. Mrs. Ethel B. Hunter, 1250 Clay St.
91. Mrs. W. B. Hixson, 355 Jewel.
92. Mrs. W. H. McMahon, 4010 W. 21.st. St.
93. Mrs. Eileen Catron, 1827 N. Tyler St.
94. Mrs. Edith Woolridge.
95. Edith Shaffer.
97. Fern Normandin.
98. Jean Young, 908 W. Harvey.
99. Mrs. A. S. Robson.
100. Raymond Goodman.
102. Glenn E. Merrill, 1540 Fairmount.
103. Mrs. Jessie E. Hanscome, 201 N. Spruce.
KENTUCKY-TENNESSEE
1. Mrs. D. McPherson.
2. H. B. Turner.
4. G. M. Humble.
5. Mrs. Mabel S. Wilson, 116 Stivers Ave.
6. Katherine Riley, 3105 14th Ave.
7. John Odum.
8. Mrs. Ella V. Lewis.
9. Mrs. C. E. Johnson.
10. Mrs. C. E. Sumner.
11. Mary L. Jewett, R.D. 1, Box 6.
12. Albert C. Riley, Commerce Title BIdg.
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KENTUCKY-TENNESSEE (continued)
13. David F. Bender, 1021 16th Ave., N.
14. Mr.s. Perlev F. A^ers.
15. Mrs. Ethel" Hugbett.
17. Mary Ann Roberts.
LOUISIANA (White)
1. Eula Belle Green.
2. Gerald Avant, R.D. 2.
3. Mrs. M. D. Heard.
4 Marie Abbott.
5. Mrs. J. Q. Adams, 712 E. Charles St.
6. Mrs. Gene Reynolds, Oberlin.
7. Mrs. Odel Garlington.
8. T. A. Sconce.
9. Louie Johnson.
10. Mary Brown, R. 1.
11. Mrs. W. A. Cole.
12. Mrs. H. M. Wallace, R.D. 4.
LOUISIANA (Colored)
2. Valmont Sparrow, R. 1, Box 32, New Iberia.
3. Joseph, Boykins.
4. Mrs. Lizzie Brown, Box 85.
5. Mrs. M. E. Welton, R. 2, Box 19, Thibodaux.
6. Louis Simon, Box 54.
7. Mrs. Violet Cazabatt, 1007 Canal St.
8. Mrs. Eva Thompson, 335 Franklin St.
9. Cora Lee Joseph, Star R.A, Box 59.
10. Mrs. L. D. Mack, 520 Weeks St.
11. Mrs. E. Wliitfield, 2940 Pauger St.
12. Mrs. Eloise A. Thornhill, 2216 Jackson St.
13. Rev. H. H. Dunn, 2924 Louisiana Ave.
MAINE
1. Mrs. Ruby Stone.
2. Mrs. Hazel M. Wardwell, R.D. 1, E. Stone-
ham.
3. Mrs. Carrol P. Reals.
4. Mrs. Emma M. Jewett, R.D. 1, Wiscasset.
5. Mrs. Mary Jordan, Amherst.
6. Mrs. Alice B. Thurston.
7. Elizabeth R. Cummings.
8. Mrs. Clayton S. Turner.
9. Leslie M. Cole, 170 Davis Ave.
10. Mrs. Edward A. Parker.
11. Lovinia W. Simpson, 52 Foster Ave.
12. Mrs. William H. Bradford, 6 Glenwood Ave.
13. Mrs. Maud Burnell.
14. Carl E. Delano, 31 Harthorn Ave.
15. Mrs. Laura M. Nash, 16 North St.
16. Mrs. June Garran, R.D. 1.
17. Mrs. Norman Getchell, 134 Palm St.
18. Robert H. Burns, 242 Nowell Rd.
19. Mrs. B. L. Hadlev, 62 Ledge Lawn Ave.
20. Jane Goodman, 18 Allen St.
21. Luther S. Thompson, 19 Andrews Rd.
22. Mrs. W. Addison Hartshorn, 24 Condon St.
23. Walter G. Hatch.
24. Mrs. Kate R. Wood, R.D. 2, Waterville.
25. Mrs. Pearl A. Tibbetts, 60 Main St.
27. Albion M. Benson, 208 South St.
28. Mrs. Myrtie C. Cummings.
29. Mrs. Annie B. Walsh.
31. Mrs. Lillian M. Emerson.
32. Mrs. B. W. Rand, 41 Oak St.
33. Villa T. Stahl, Waldoboro.
34. Harlev C. Bulk, 132 Wilson St.
35. Fred H. Lindsay, 609 S. Main St.
36. Minnie A. Lewis, R.D. 1.
37. Mrs. Gertrude A. Irish.
38. Mrs. Julia M. Chadbourne.
39. Milton W. Russell.
40. H. S. Pattershall.
41. Anna Taplev Cotton.
42. Mrs. Priscilla H. Blake.
43. Mrs. Ellen Chambers, 6 High St.
44. Gerald G. Wilder.
45. Mrs. Harold S. Morse.
46. Mrs. Harry Bolstridge, Box 103, Portage Lake.
47. Mrs. Inez E. Hayden.
48. Mrs. Alice R. Bodge, Bar Mills.
49. Mrs. Marion E. I. Hague, R.D. 3, Gorham.
50. George B. Bates.
51. Mrs. Warren Cook, R.D.
92.
93.
94.
95.
99.
100.
102.
103.
104.
105.
106.
107.
108.
109.
110.
111.
112.
113.
114.
115.
116.
117.
119.
120.
121.
122.
123.
124.
125.
126.
127.
128.
130.
131.
132.
133.
134.
135.
136.
137.
138.
139.
140.
141.
142.
143.
144.
Philip E. Leonard.
Mrs. Dora E. Prout, Wells Rd.
Mrs. W^alter E. York.
Mrs. Margaret Harvey.
Florence Oliver.
Beatrice E. Spurling.
Annie S. Ricker.
Mrs. Christina Dearborn, R.D. 2.
Mrs. Florence B. Watkins.
Mrs. Alice Stanley.
Mrs. Agnes H. Spurling.
Luther I. Bonney.
Mrs. Minnie Doughty, E. Holden.
Beatrice H. Marshall.
Ralph A. Gray.
Mrs. Daisy B. Snowman.
Dennis E. Gray.
Hazel M. Ingalls.
Mrs. Mary S. Gardner.
Mrs. Bella M. Foss.
Mrs. Mary E. Coding.
Mrs. Bernice W. Sterling, 42 Davis St.
Mrs. Ida Z. Eveleth, R.D; 2, Lisbon Falls.
Roland Joudry.
Alice M. Green.
Annie M. Adams.
Mrs. Maynard F. Douglas.
Mrs. Charles A. Haynes, 26 South St.
James E. Young.
Henry T. Merrill, R.D. 5, Portland.
Mrs. Ellen Terison, R.D. 5, Portland.
Mrs. Hazel T. Newman, 39 High St.
Mrs. Florence Weymouth, 24 High St. Farm-
ington.
Mrs. Perry Burbank.
Eva Scates.
Mrs. William B. Pinkham.
Mrs. Maude S. Hopkins.
Effie M. Flye.
Mrs. Olive D. Loring.
Ellen Talbot, R.D. 2.
Abby E. Ballard.
Lillian Gordon, 48 State St.
Mrs. Nettie Bagley.
Mrs. Elmore L. Roberts.
Mrs. Estelle Spaulding, 28 Union St.
Ajrene Nickerson.
Mrs. Emma Colwell.
Mrs. Aline L. Wilson, R.D. 2, Brunswick.
John H. Haverinen, R.D. 1, Norway.
Mrs. Nellie L. Scribner, E. Hiram.
Mrs. Marguerite Hodgkins, R.D. 5, Brewer.
Mrs. LiUian A. Maddocks.
M. Louise Cummings, 4>^ Highland Ave.
Mrs. Dora Sawtelle, R.D., Farmington.
Mrs. Rhoda Herbert.
Ava M. Rich.
Mrs. Grace M. Sterling, Moose River.
Ora M. Morton, R.D. 2, Brooks.
Maxwell J. Kelley.
Roy A. Evans.
Mrs. Stanley Thirkell.
Mrs. Eleanor M. Hamm.
J. Percy Amee.
Mrs. Mildred Foster, 62 Rogers Rd.
Walter R. Lord.
Mrs. Marjorie Smith, 142 Wood St.
Mrs. Cora L. C. Cram.
Mrs. Dorothy Chick.
Mrs. Ella P. Burr.
Mrs. Ellen R. Connors, Lincolnville.
Mrs. Rachel Rathbun, R.D. 2.
Sophronia S. Teel.
James C. Kilgour, Jr.
Mrs. Cora Cook, E. Stoneham.
Mrs. Agatha McBride.
Stella A. McEacharn, 49 Center St.
Mrs. Corinne B. Small.
Ernest C. Weston, 98 Madison Ave.
George B. Jacobs, R.D. 4, Skowhegan.
Mrs. Claude Linnell, Wentworth Location,
N. H.
Mrs. Ada F. Smith, R.D., Machias.
Mrs. Pearl Hackett.
Henrietta H. Ames.
Melvin N. Royal.
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MAINE (continued)
146. Eugenia F. Dickson, Ridlonville.
147. Mrs. Ella P. Grant.
148. Mrs. Herbert Johnson.
149. Mrs. William Thorndike, 16 Katahdin Ave.
150. Mrs. Jennie P. Giddings, R.D. 4, Auburn.
152. Mrs. Susie Bragdon.
153. F. M. Hescock.
154. Norma C. Fernald.
155. Mrs. Laura M. Candage.
156. Mrs. Ruth D. Tracy.
157. Mrs. Nina C. Chaney, Head Tide.
158. Raymond Cole.
160. R. C. Chandler.
161. John C. Folsom.
162. Mrs. Mildred Jackson.
163. Mrs. Nellie Hooper.
165. Mrs. Frances Voter.
166. Mrs. Mabel W. Ketchum.
167. Maude A. Johnson.
168. Lydia Kimball, R.D., Cumberland Center.
169. Mrs. Eldora M. Watson.
170. Mrs. Evelyn Waldron, 7 Winter St.
171. Mrs. E. F. Cousins, 94 N. Fourth St.
172. Mrs. Helen Hammond.
173. Charlotte B. Brewster.
174. Mrs. Milo A. Crook, R.D. 3, S. Brewer.
176. Mrs. Maud Willard.
177. Mrs. Kate Starbird.
178. Caroline E. Hammond, 2 E. Main St.
179. Jack Immonen, R.D. 1, Buckfield.
180. Mrs. Myra H. Clark.
181. Bessie E. Walker.
182. Abbie F. Minott.
183. F. M. Lapham.
185. Mrs. Fred C. Stevens.
186. Theodore B. Fobes, Box 106, Zone 6.
187. Richard H. Goodrich, 102 Morning St., Zone 3.
188. Ida E. Cummings, 1170 Congress St.
189. Carl C. Coffin, 135 Glenwood Ave., Zone 5.
190. Tennys B. Wadsworth, 101 Codman St.
Zone 5.
191. Helen M. Wells, 11 Abbott St., Zone 5.
192. Enos E. Johnson, 367 St. John St.
193. Mrs. James H. Jackson, 25 Abbott St., Zone 5.
194. W. J. Pervier.
195. Hazel A. Cook, R.D. 2.
196. Mrs. Marjorie Brown.
197. H. Ethel Mann.
198. Mrs. Albion Goodwin.
199. Joseph E. Blaisdell, 14 Shaw Ave.
200. Mrs. Clara M. Stein.
201. Mrs. Florice Goddard, Rumford Center.
202. Mrs. Harry N. Nielson, 263 Beach St.
204. Mrs. Emma M. Jones.
205. John V. Tucker. 301 Main St.
206. Elwood L. Howard, R.D.
207. Mrs. Gladys Wvman.
208. Mabel E. Dodge, Pine Point.
209. James H. Duncan.
210. Mrs. Florence P. Griffin.
211. Mary A. Babb, Convene.
212. Emily Crockett.
215. Mrs. George Carr, Cedar St.
216. Mrs. Emma M. French.
217. Jennie de R. Ricker, 117 Portland St.
218. Mrs. Lottie H. Gamage.
219. Mrs. Beulah M. Duffy, 8 Edwards St.
220. Mrs. Ellen K. Nelson, 18 High St., Thomaston.
221. Elizabeth Lawler.
222. E. Augusta Trask.
224. Mrs. Horace G. Buzzell.
225. Mrs. George Dole.
227. Mrs. Flora A. Seelev, Sandv Point.
228. Mrs. Mildred F. Bartlett.
229. Mrs. Eleanor Bobbins.
230. Mrs. Eva V. Knowles.
232. Charlotte E. Hicks.
233. Mariane E. Kennison.
234. Mrs. Hazel B. Morris.
235. Mrs. Mary L. Waldo, 37 Gleason St.
236. Dorrice L. Cross.
237. Mrs. Eleanor Cochran.
238. Mrs. Wilford H. Kittredge, McKinley.
240. Charles Talbot.
241. Mrs. Jennie L. Judkins.
242. Winifred Watson.
243. Evelyn G. Morgan, R. 1, Augusta.
244. Mrs. Doris Porter, R. 1.
245. Mrs. Annie Moholland, R.D. 7, Bangor.
246. Mrs. Carl Metcalf.
247. Frances K. Spear.
248. Mrs. June J. Pike.
250. Winthrop H. Stanley, 145 College Ave.
251. Mrs. Dorothy Winter.
253. Mrs. Ethel C. York.
254. Donald K. Saunders, 4 Burton St.
255. Harold N. Lord, 148 Forest St.
256. Genevieve Dinsmore.
258. Mrs. Herbert W. Sewall.
259. Mrs. Mildred S. Harlow, R.D. 2, Gorham.
260. Mrs. Minnie C. Garland, R.D. 2, Waterville.
261. Mildred C. Haley.
262. Mrs. R. R. Rogers.
263. Mrs. Madeline F. Reed, Bath Rd.
264. Mrs. Percy Bailey.
265. Mrs. Mabel S. Ward, 14 High St.
266. Mrs. Myrtle Eldredge.
267. Florence A. Paul.
MASSACHUSETTS
1. Barbara Packard, 63 Walnut St.
2. Mrs. Blanche Bailey, 22 Bates St., N. Abing-
ton.
3. Mrs. Charles E. Smith, Brook St.
4. Carolyn Tuttle, School St., S. Acton.
5. Donald A. LLnscott, 49 Orchard St.
6. Mrs. Anna C. Pond, 719 Main St.
7. Mrs. Nettie D. Hastings, 23 Southwick St.,
Feeding Hills.
8. Hazel B. Edgar, 30 Orchard St.
9. Mrs. Frances M. BrowTi, 18 Rocky Hill Rd.
10. Mrs. Irene L. Wilson, 338 Main St.
11. Ruth E. Sherburne, 89 N. Prospect St.
12. Mrs. Bessie D. Taylor, 29 Hazel Ave.
13. Mildred S. Brown, 81 Meadow St., N.
Amherst.
14. Eleanor F. Bishop, 21 Spaulding St.
15. Mrs. Kenneth Thayer, R.D. 1.
16. Steven T. Bvington, Ballard Vale.
17. Mrs. John C. Angus, 119 Main St.
18. Arthur W. Bassett, Hidden Rd.
19. Herbert P. Carter, 181 Lowell St.
20. Albert W. Wunderly, 9 Lincoln St., Zone 74.
21. Mrs. Donald O. Nylander, 70 Buena Vista
Rd., Zone 74.
22. Bertha M. Davis.
23. Mabel L. Adams, Main St.
24. Luther H. Hayes.
25. Jonathan Sears.
26. Edson C. Gates, 14 Esty St.
27. Leslie W. Briggs, 996 Pleasant St.
28. Bertram F. McCartney, 214 Park St.
29. Robert Butterworth, 27 Randolph .\ve.,
S. Attleboro.
30. Eugene O. Parsons, 6 Leicester St.
31. Minnie H. Evans, 63 E. Main St.
32. WilUam H. Hawley, 10 Pleasant St.
33. Mrs. Helene J. Crocker, Centerville.
34. Merton V. Dottridge, School St., Cotuit.
35. Mrs. Ellen Fisk, West Barnstable.
36. Mrs. Ruth A. Oilman, Church St., R.D., West
Barnstable.
37. Grace S. Whippee, Pleasant St.
38. Mrs. James B. Turner, R.D. 1, Chester.
39. Mrs. Ruth B. Smith.
40. Ruth M. Livermore, 12 Beacon St.
41. Mrs. William E. Shaw, N. Main St.
42. Carlton Miller, 69 Waverly St., Zone 78.
43. Joseph G. Van Norman, 49 Pilgrim Rd.
44. Marion B. Steuerwald, 5 Colonial Ter.
45. Mrs. Luella A. McCall, R.D. 1, Taunton.
46. Robert E. Taylor, Central St.
47. Mrs. Percy Buchan.
48. Helen V> Gay, 10 Pearl St.
49. Mary Goodwin, 30 Hillcrest Ave.
50. Fred H. Wallis, 27 Conant St.
51. Jacob W. Johnson, 20 Sturtevant St.
52. Mrs. Victoria B. Ferrin, 1 Lovett Ct.
53. Mrs. Thelma P. Locke, R.D., Spring St.
54. Leslie W. Gross, Chad wick St., N. BiUerica.
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MASSACHUSETTS (continued)
55. Mrs. Mabel B. Bent, R.D. 1, Woburn.
56. Morton C. Matteson, Prospect St.
57. Susan E. Tiffany, Gore Rd.
58. Mrs. Louinda Gibbs.
59. Mrs. Everett W. Abbott, 169 Hunnewell Ave.,
Newton 58.
60. Levan M. Aaronian, 17 Kennison Rd., Somer-
ville 43.
61. Roy B. Stewart, 56 Dunboy St., Brighton 35.
62. Earle B. Thresher, 78 Surrey St., Brighton 35.
63. James H. Finger, 67 Newbury St.
64. Mona E. Shute, 29 Auburn St., Charlestown
29.
65. Lucia Mikaelian, 9 Ellery St.. Cambridge 38.
66. Mrs. C. P. Corkum, 63 Vinson St., Dorchester
22.
67. Mrs. Stella L. Ziegler, 44 Wendover St.,
Dorchester 22.
68. Chester W. Pike, 46 Rockwell St., Dorchester
22.
69. Hannah Drummond, 167 Eliot St., Milton 86.
70. Doris Seaberg, 20 Wordsworth St., East
Boston 28.
71. Luigi Mariano, 183 Webster St., East Boston
28.
72. Sven J. Hoosler, 35 Norway Pk., Hyde Park
36.
73. Bertha Holzer, 29 Collins St., Hyde Park 36.
74. Arthur A. Brown, 709 Metropolitan Ave.,
Hyde Park 36.
75. Abraham Shire, 82 Glen Rd., Jamaica Plain 30.
76. Mrs. Richard Douglas, 7 Lamartine PL,
Jamaica Plain 30.
77. Alban F. Rosene, 114 Sargent St., Newton
Centre 59.
78. Mrs. MUdred Eames, 35 McKone St., Dor-
chester 22.
79. Harold S. Davis, 42 Mt. Vernon St.
80. Walter W. Newton, 32 Chatham St., Cam-
bridge 38.
81. Charles P. Raymond, 29 Arborough Rd.,
Roslindale 31.
82. Percival FitzGerald, 7 Mayfair St., Roxbury
19.
83. Carl J. Youngren, 44 Alleghany St., Roxbury
20.
84. J. O. Omdahl, 603 Pleasant St., Milton 86.
85. Mrs. Irene Robinson, 89 Munroe St., ~Roxbury.
86. Horatio S. Card, 411 Massachusetts .'^ve.,
Boston.
87. Mrs. Doris B. Cox, 257 Emerson St., S. Boston.
88. John MacDonald, 38 St. Botolph St.
89. Mrs. Laura P. Forde, 12 Ivory St., West Rox-
bury.
90. G. Waldo Livermore, Hill Rd., R.D., West
Acton.
91. Winnifred C. Parkhurst, Brook View Rd.
93. Margaret L. Adams.
94. Ray O. Worthen, 103 Hollis Ave., Zone 84.
95. Corinne E. Benson, 34 Winthrop Rd., S. Brain-
tree 85.
96. Mrs. Lester M. Lane, 15 South St.
97. Edward W. Toole, 1185 Pleasant St.
98. Mrs. E. G. Clark, East Brimfield.
99. Mrs. Marv R. Worby.
100. Carrie H. Thacher, 297 Moraine St.
101. Mrs. Nannie Baker, 121 Foster St.
102. Howard J. Kennedy, 39 Clarence St.
103. Clara M. Keith, 1219 Main St., Campello.
104. Marv B. Faunce, 114 Cherry St.
105. Dorothy M. Gates, 16 Hale St.
106. Mrs. Rachel Robidoux, S. Maple St.
107. Joseph W. Cowles, 115 Freeman St.
108. Frederick A. Leavitt, 166 Tappan St.
109. Charles W. Trow.
110. Orrav S. Skelton, Cambridge St.
111. Kathrvn Brown, R.D., Rowley.
112. Roger B. Taft, 41 Cedar Rd., Belmont 78.
113. R. Grant Allen, 260 Massachusetts Ave.,
Arlington 74.
114. Helen F. Carroll, 53 Fairmont St., Zone 39.
115. Walter F. Russell, 140 Elm St., Zone 39.
116. J. Sumner Bullock, 39 Messinger St.
117. Mrs. Helen L. Wilkie, East St.
120.
121.
122.
123.
124.
125.
Florence G. Washburn, North Carver.
Mrs. Ruth C. Bremsr, Shelburne Falls.
Fred O. BioRnell.
Harriet A. Waldron, R.D., Dodge.
Grace F. Hardy, 72 Main St.
Sidney E. Dupee, 246 Acton Rd., S. Chelms-
ford.
Helen G. Stephens, 107 Princeton St., N.
Chelmsford.
Claude W. White, 118 Warren Ave., Chelsea
50.
Minnie S. Chapin, 115 Washington Ave.,
Zone 50.
Joseph M. Sherwood, Box 28, Huntington.
Mrs. Eva B. Howard, Huntington St.
Olive A. Healey, W. Chesterfield.
Mrs. Nancy M. Rogers, 30 Butler Ave.,
Chicopee Falls.
Ruth E. McKinstry, 135 McKnstry Ave.
A. W. Roberts, 13 Davenport St.
John D. Hamilton, 153 Water St.
Victor Haner, 40 Prospect St.
Mrs. Walter W. WheelvvTlght, Jr., R.D.
Robert B. James, 12 Ripley Rd.
Mrs. Sarah W. Coombs, R.D.
Ralph Hemenway, 135 Commonwealth Ave.,
W. Concord.
Ethel M. Bacon, 67 Lexington Rd.
Mrs. Florence H. Munson.
Mrs. Wyndon Morey, Box 74, Cummington.
John I. May, Sunny Side, W. Cummington.
Reuben C. Pierce, 40 Central Ave.
Mrs. Edward H. Reed, 100 Center St.
Mrs. Edwin T. Harvev, 21 Bav View Ave.
Mrs. Carrie N. D. Potter, 259 State Rd., N.
Dartmouth.
Gladys L. Howland, 74 Rockland St., S. Dart-
mouth.
Roderick E. Thomson, 474 Washington St.
Charles W. Stahl, 55 Grandfield St.
Arthur E. Clark, R.D., Box 58.
Mrs. Myron D. Hager, 127 Main St., S. Deer-
field.
Anna M. Nickerson, Main St., S. Dennis.
Sarah B. Crowell, 8 Beach St.
Herman H. Frost, 2211 Riverside Ave., Somer-
set Centre.
Mrs. Lillian I. Horton, New St., N. Dighton.
Mrs. M. C. Buxton, Main St.
Mrs. Baylis G. Aldrich, E. Douglas.
William H. L. Crawford, Walpole St.
Mrs. Doris Dundey, R.D. 2.
Louis V. Eklund, 68 Clark Ave.
Bertha E. Whiting, Box 21.
Alice L. Butterfield, Pleasant St.
Helen C. Jones, Washington St.
William I. Carleton, 444 Plymouth St.
Charles H. Johnson, 267 Main St.
Mrs. J. T. Campbell, 11 Park PI.
Godfrey E. Anderson, 44 Seaver St., N.
Easton.
Mrs. Luella I. Smith, Massapoag Ave., N.
Easton.
Theodore S. Wimpenne^*.
John H. Varney, Jr., Egremont Rd., Gt.
Barrington.
Mrs. Lilla L. W. Brown, 2 Prospect St.
Harry L. Dresser, 43 State Rd., Farley.
Addie B. Hobbs, 21 Maine St.
Mrs. Seth E. Dunklee, 806 Broadway, Zone 49.
Alfred N. Taylor, 142 Linden St.
Wilber G. Hayward, 60 Emerson St., Melrose.
Evelyn C. Lind, 127 Central Ave.
John H. Tripp, 52 Center St.
Harry T. Ashworth (in the Service), 1190
County St.
Mrs. Jane D. Munroe, Assistant Clerk, 43
Walker St.
Walter E. Dow, 1168 Highland Ave.
Mrs. Robert F. Burnett, 242 Lincoln Ave.
Rosina Charron, 4 Albion St.
Alice M. Pettey, 530 Wilson Rd.
Mrs. Ruth N. Ainsworth, 181 Barnaby St.
Mrs. Nathan S. Ellis, Hatchville.
Allan C. Williams, Harbor Ave.
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187. Mrs. Mildred N. Smith, Main St., N. Fal-
mouth.
190. Gilbert M. Brooka, Pearl Hill Rd.
191. Mrs. Saimi Jarvinen, 202 High St.
192. Alice Pretzer, Norvac Ave.
193. Fritz Blander, 65 Lawrence St.
194. Harry M. Hall, 304 Mt. Elam Rd.
195. Elsie Pease, 23 Neponset Ave.
196. Kenneth L. Atwell, 409 Edgell Rd.
197. Blanche E. Partridge, 139 Lincoln St., Fram-
ingham.
198. Herbert A. Brown. 120 Nashoba Rd., Concord.
199. Mrs. Clinton Clark, 144 Hillside Rd.
200. Mrs. Ethel M. Grinnell, Mill St., Assonet.
201. Mrs. Susie R. Lyon, N. main St., Assonet.
202. Mrs. Carrie L. Braley, East Freetown.
203. Harold I. Wood, 74 Woodland Ave.
204. Mrs. Elizabeth Avikainen, 325 West St.
205. Mrs. Ruth B. Stetson, 16 Pond St.
207. Mrs. Gertrude Hildonen, 5 Dudley St., Lanes-
ville.
208. Mrs. George E. Russell, 47 Summer St.
209. Mrs. Edward Roberts, 596 Essex Ave., West
Gloucester.
210. Henry W. Packard.
211. Mrs. Margaret E. Gillespie, 12 North St.
212. Mathew L Chase, 290 Providence Rd., Far-
numsville.
213. Mrs. J. H. Scott, R.D.
214. Mrs. Minnie E. Webb, Box 45, Granville
Center.
215. Mrs. Anna J. Brooks, West Granville.
216. Wesley R. Taylor, 21 Gilmore Ave.
217. Mrs. Frederick E. Chamberlin, Box 35,
Housatonic.
218. Charles W. Pierce, 314 Chapman St.
219. Helen G. Johnson, 127 Shelburne St.
220. Frank C. Keegan, 8 Grinnell St.
221. Elizabeth Blanchard, Common St.
222. Mrs. Marion E. Rust, Box 42E, R.D., Shirley.
223. Doris C. Horton, 27 Elm Pk.
224. Fanny G. Allen, Bay Rd. & S. Middle St.
225. Evelyn S. Day.
226. Dorothy E. Briggs, Pratt St.
227. George H. Sprague, 93 Bridge St.
228. Ben F. Libby, R.D. 1, E. Longmeadow.
229. Mrs. Harriette J. Flynn, Broadway, Hanover.
230. David B. Clemons, 417 High St.
231. Mrs. Hugo A. Bourdeau.
232. Mrs. Charles F. Hitchcock, Barre Rd., Gilbert-
ville.
233. Mrs. Arthur N. Calkins.
234. Mrs. John H. Paine, Parallel St.
235. Mrs. Madeline Eldredge, Harwich Port.
236. Clifford L. Belden, N. Hatfield.
237. F. Sherman Kimball, 251 S. Main St.
238. Harold R. Morse, 131 Colby St., Bradford.
239. Herbert B. Crowell, 400 E. Broadway.
240. Mrs. James M. Holt, 224 Groveland St.
241. Mrs. George A. Leathers, 69 Oxford Ave.,
Ward Hill.
242. Mrs. John K. Lewis, 191 N. Broadway.
243. Mrs. Annie E. Simpson, 48 Fifth Ave.
244. Mrs. Florence A. Holden, Charlemont.
245. F. Dean Carter, W. Hawley.
246. Mrs. Oscar Landstrom.
247. Edgar M. Lane, 40 Spring St.
248. T. Augustus Frissell, Jr.
249. Mrs. Ralph I. Bates, 49 Adams St.
250. Mrs. Harry A. Creamer, P.O. Box 946.
251. Mrs. Leona N. Bagley.
252. Mrs. Evelyn R. Roberts, 356 Washington St.
253. Albert Webb, 17 Pearl St.
254. Florence Engel, Apremont Highway.
255. Fayette F. Read, 395 High St.
256. Mrs. Frank L. Phipps, 9 Summer St.
257. Mrs. Lucy H. Clough.
258. Waldemar Kangas, R.D., Gardner.
259. Mrs. C. T. Whiting, 15 Glendale Rd.
260. Mrs. Royce D. Granger, R.D. 1.
261. Mrs. E. C. Phinney, Old Chester Rd.
262. Lillian M. Brown, 39 Turkey Shore Rd.
263. Mrs. Gertrude J. Riley, Linebrook Rd.
264. Mrs. Helen F. Bailey, 39 Summer St.
302.
303.
304.
305.
306.
307.
309.
310.
311.
312.
313.
314.
315.
316.
317.
318.
334.
335.
339.
340.
341.
342.
343.
344.
Edward T. Caswell, Bedford St., Lakeville.
Mrs. Harry Plissey, R.D. 1, Middleboro.
Mrs. Horace E. Johnson, Otis St.
Mrs. Henry J. Gallant, Brodie Mt. Farm.
Maroog Peters, 358 Lowell St.
Ralph W. Taylor, 20 Allyn Ter.
Mrs. Gladys Boardman, 100 Marble Ave.
Wellman F. Wright, 76 Abbott St.
David E. Arthur, 93 Vermont St., Methuen.
Royal S. Gilbert, 51 Bodwell St.
Mrs. H. M. Keating, 91 High St.
Mrs. Winthrop Kennen, 12 High St.
Lillian M. Cooper, Tucker St.
Mrs. Mildred A. Wilkinson, 49 Mooreland Ave.
J. Harry Arnold, 12 Main St.
Mrs. F. Donald Ashley.
Mrs. Perry Glazier, Star Route, Montague.
Grace P. French, 5 Audubon Rd.
Mrs. Alice W. DeNormandie, Weston Rd.
Mrs. N. N. Love, King St.
AHce E. Bascom, 117 Colton PI.
Cbarles H. Morse, 309 Princeton Blvd.
Mrs. David W. Dewar, 364 Beacon St.
John F. Wood, 33 Westminster St.
Walker H. Merritt, 223 Pine St.
Mrs. Harold S. Cowdray, 35 Waterford St.
Peter R. Widen, 56 Weed St.
Mrs. Lela W. Gushee, Poole St., R.D.
Claire E. Miller, 18 Howard St.
Earl A. Brown, Prospect St.
Clara E. Mills, 217 Chatham St., East Lynn.
Henry Garney, 31 Basset St.
Horace G. Mallett, 135 Woodlawn St.
Mrs. Bertram H. Southwick, 37 Elvir St., East
Lynn.
L. Evelyn Ramsdell, R.D. 1, Wakefield.
Mrs. Helen C. Abbott, 18 Fuller St.
James R. Nichols, 28 Earl St., Zone 48.
Mrs. Lillian A. Robbins, 1262 Salem St.
Francis Small, 23 Cliff St.
Elsa O. Ekman, 526 Fellsway E.
Grace M. Brest, 78 School St.
Mrs. Rachel E. Vernon, 309 S. Main St.
Robert W. Partington, 566 Elm St., Marble-
head.
Richard Tutt, 11 Maverick St.
Clara Lewis, South St.
Hazel O. Warren, 50 River St.
Mrs. Grace E. Ryder, Plain St.
Mrs. Cora P. Gross, P.O. Box 34, Marshfield
HiUs.
Lemuel LeB. Dexter.
Mrs. Ida Pekkala, 1 Dartmouth Ct.
Mrs. Charles A. Stockbridge, 104 Summer St.
Mrs. Mary A. Weiker, 677 Main St.
Gladys E. Mitchell, 200 Spring St., Zone 55.
Frank W. Powell, 221 Boston Ave., Medford
Hillside.
Jean Carter, 69 Winchester St., Zone 55.
Anthony S. Coombs, 109 Warren St., West
Medford.
Ernest King, 127 Lincoln St., West Medway.
Mrs. John Defren.
Penning L. Wentworth, 75 Beech Ave.
E. N. Hutchins, 45 Harding Rd., Melrose.
LeRoy A. Davison, 15 Glendale Ave.
G. Leonard Sargent, Bear Hill Rd.
Mrs. Philip Hyde, 25 High St.
Adnah H. Harlow, 75 N. Main St.
Mrs. Maude B. Skillings, 108 Oak St.
Mrs. Leon I. Townsend, Bedford St., Middle-
boro.
Mrs. Susan B. Brackett, 29 Smith St.
Wesley A. Olds.
Galen B. Howe, 12 King St.
Fred M. Daniels, 94 School St.
Earl Johnson, 3 Fountain St.
Mrs. Edla M. Johnson, Oakes St., N. Grafton.
Lucy D. Glover, 11 Glover Rd., West Mill-
bury.
Roger H. Montague, 35 Main St.
Shirley Hoar, 285 Union St.
E. Mary Carlson, Albion St.
Frank G. Nilson, 16 Aberdeen Rd.
Gertrude E. Clapp, 55 Bryant Ave., Zone 86.
Mrs. Herman Pinand, 11 Flynt Ave.
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MASSACHUSETTS (continued)
345. Mrs. Jessie L. Wheeler.
346. Sally M. Dykes, 8 High St., Millers Falls.
347. Neal M. AUis, 34 Grove St., Turners Falls.
348. Mrs. Beatrice Phillips, Monterey Rd., Gt.
Barrington.
349. Mrs. E. C. Van Deusen, Copake Falls, N. Y.
350. Bertha L. Johnson, 1 Central St.
351. Mrs. Christine T. Wver, 1 W. Chester St.
352. Arthur W. Fitzgerald, 70 Park Ave.
353. Mrs. Raymond G. Cooper, 9 Phillips St., S.
354. W. Biegiow Hall, 26 Meadowbrook Rd.,
Zone 92.
355. Mrs. Mattie L. Beach.
356. Mrs. Henry C. Taber, 124 Nye's Lane,
Acushnet.
357. Frederick C. Brown, 32 Court St.
358. William B. Perry, Jr., 165 Reed St.
359. Mrs. Leroy H. Pollard.
360. Mrs. Ethel B. Knight, 36 High Rd., Newbury-
port.
361. Ruth Weatherbv, 309 High St.
362. Mrs. Robert L. Smith, 311 High St.
363. Rev. Clarence Carr, Southfield.
364. Linwood J. Corser, R.D. 2, Gt. Barrington.
365. Caroline C. Cook, Southfield.
366. Mrs. Hazel Hamalton.
367. Mrs. Ralph T. Hunt, South Rd., Orange.
368. Lyman M. Hutchins, 14 Angier Circle,
Auburndale.
369. Peter F. Donavan, 806 Watertown St., New-
tonville.
370. Arthur H. Lord, 22 Shornecliffe Rd., Zone 58.
371. S. Willoughby Wilder, 64 Homer St., Newton
Center 59.
372. Allston T. Budgell, 93 Forest St., Zone 61.
373. Harold Kent, 924 Walnut St., Newton High-
lands.
374. D. Hardwick Bigelow, 326 Highland St., West
Newton.
375. Edward R. Chapin, 52 Annawan Rd., Waban
68.
376. Elizabeth P. Shaw, Medway St.
377. Thomas M. Beattie, 41 Windom Ter.
378. LeRoy L. Ames, 36 Mavnard Rd.
379. Mrs. John F. Duffey, 22 Butler PI.
380. Thomas B. Arrington, 72 Lilly St., Florence.
381. Reginald Andrews, 2 Beacon Hill Blvd.
382. Mrs. E. H. Gingras, 108 Freeman St., Attle-
boro Falls.
383. Mrs. Grace A. Barrett, 54 S. Washington St.
384. Mrs. Marian W. Parmenter, 8 Hudson St.
385. Edwin T. Rawson, 853 Hill St., Whitinsville.
386. Arthur C. Adams, Sutton St.
387. Windsor R. Smith, 15 Grove St.
388. Mrs. lola H. Hodgen, 38 Highland Ave., East
Northfield.
389. Mrs. Grace L. Estv, Park St., E.
390. Mrs. Elwood E. Spencer, Crane St.
391. Harold T. Young, 73 Beech St.
392. Mrs. Effie T. Swindell, Box 123.
3S3. Henry C. Gates, 115 S. Main St.
394. Mrs. Sara E. Rich, R.D., North Orange.
395. Ernest Engwall, 32 Coombs Ave.
396. Urban S. Livingston, P.O. Box 105.
397. Edmund D. Somes.
398. Alice M. Brady, 14 West St.
399. Bertha A. Hastings, 58 Pleasant St.
400. James T. Campbell, 43 Church St., Thorn-
dike.
401. Minnie Cole, 1 Maple Ter., Three Rivers.
402. Mrs. Evelyn M. Gleason, 4 West St.
403. Mrs. H. W. Legro, 255 Lvnn St.
404. Stuart P. Woodbury, 61 Pierpont St.
405. Frank K. Mclntire, 725 Lowell St., West
Peabody.
406. Beatrice I. Smith, R.D. 2, Amherst.
407. J. Fred Brown, Cross St., East Pepperell.
408. Mrs. Rose T. Smith, Hinsdale.
409. Mrs. Frances R. Bates, Hardwick Rd.
410. Arline Cowlback.
411. Arthur P. Goodwin, 112 Appleton Ave.
412. Edmund Dupuis, Berkshire Rd.
434.
435.
436.
437.
438.
439.
440.
441.
442.
443.
444.
445.
446.
447.
448.
449.
450.
451.
452.
453.
454.
455.
456.
457.
458.
459.
460.
461.
462.
463.
464.
Mrs. Martha I. Kibbv, 1645 W. Housatonic
St.
Ruth Ramsay, 557 Pecks Rd.
Mrs. H. N. Rollison, 141 Dewey Ave.
L. W. Peirson, 68 E. Housatonic St.
Mrs. Isabelle S. Luce.
Annie Finney, 95 Sandwich St.
Luigi Regini, 26 N. Spooner St., North
Plymouth.
Mrs. Harry W. Cleveland, Manomet.
Ruth E. Kingan, 143 Sandwich St.
Mrs. Elisabeth P. Fillebrown, Harrub's Cor.,
Kingston.
Richard C. Morse.
Jessie T. Matheson.
Joseph W. Thomas, 103 Putnam St., Zone 69.
Charles Kondelin, 47 Buckley St., Zone 69.
Harry C. Keohler, 182 Rhoda St., Zone 69.
Mrs. S. D. Henderson, 20 Edgworth Rd.,
North Quincy.
Mary Ross, 24 Union St., Zone 69.
Elizabeth K. Limond, 31 Park Ave., Squan-
tum.
Mrs. J. Dorrance Anderson, 56 Depot St.
Mrs. Bettina Schuele, 17 Tremont St., Taun-
ton.
Mrs. Luciette K. Hall, 15 Center St., North
Raynham.
Catherine C. Gordon, 249 Haven St.
Mrs. Charlotte C. Thatcher, Bay State Rd.
Carl O. F. Swanson, 200 Plain St.
Mrs. Lester R. Babcock, 180 Crescent Ave.,
Zone 51.
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Thayer, 26 Essex St.,
Zone 51.
Mrs. Jennie S. Wood, 211 Lucerne Circle,
Orlando, Florida.
Elizabeth M. Eldridge, R.D. 1, Pittsfield.
I. Elmer Howes, County St., West Wareham.
WiUiam T. Hall.
Mrs. Alberta H. Gerrish, North Ave.
Grace E. Smith, 29 Park St.
George Mills, 7 Gott St.
H. Carleton Stbry, 128 Granite St., Pigeon
Cove.
Olof Olson, 77 Pigeon Hill St., Pigeon Cove.
Mrs. Bessie M. Jerome, Dodge Rd.
Mrs. Alice F. Chase.
Mrs. Mary L. Frye, South Royalston.
Grace E. Wheeler, Wachusett Rd.
Millard F. Kember, 9 Manning St.
Richard E. Blake, 70 Washington St.
Mrs. Lempi M. Hyde, Colebrook, Conn.
Mrs. Charles E. Dixon, Box 88, New Boston.
Mrs. George E. Burbank, Main St.
F. Kenneth Harnden, 12 Emory St.
Charles W. Burwell, 18 Clifton Ave., Saugus.
Mrs. William A. Manson, 133 Stockbridge Rd.
Mrs. Harry C. Leonard, P.O. Box 0.
Mrs. Harry P. Boyce, 658 S. Main St.
Clarence A. Merritt.
Pliny B. Gould, R.D. 2, Shelburne Falls.
Frederick G. Clark, 8 Warren Ave., Shelburne
Falls.
Joseph J. Lavash, Lake St.
Austin P. Dunn, 21 Harvard Rd.
Hiram Harlow, 232 Gulf St.
Nathan J. Hunting.
Mrs. Walter C. Talbot, 66 Pleasant St.
Mrs. Herbert Grime, 2817 Riverside Ave.
H. Melba Price, 19 Robinson St., Zone 43.
Leon T. Hutchins, 175 Prescott St., Reading.
Louis H. Welch, 18 Whitfield Rd., West
Somerville.
William T. Hamilton, 18 Wigglesworth St.,
Zone 43.
Frederick J. Alden, 38 Day St., West Somer-
ville.
Mrs. Dorothy P. Howland, Main St.
Mrs. Aldrich Foote, Newi;on St.
Mrs. Harry L. Oilman, 224 Hollis St., Fram-
ingham.
William J. Wrighton, 25 Park Ave.
Mrs. Reginald S. Carev, Jr., 33 Leahey Ave.
Warner G. Smith, 301 Newton St., South
Hadley Falls.
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482. Mrs. Minerva F. Finsen.
483. Charles S. Ross, 3 Summit St.
484. Mrs. Russell Biever, 56 Edendale St.
485. Clayton C. Roberts, 107 White St.
486. Stanley Curtis, 93 Hillcrest Ave., Long-
meadow.
487. Albert H. Bemis, 50 Elm St.
488. Charles B. Fitts, The Oaks Hotel.
489. Rev. Hermann Lohmann, 87 Berkshire St.,
Indian Orchard.
490. Albert Walton, Jr., 40 Harvard St.
491. Harriet DuBose, Oil Union St., Zone 9.
492. Horace E. .Vllen, 28 Brittany Rd.
493. Mrs. Kenneth H. Guerney, 196 Jasper St.,
Zone 9.
494. William H. Watson, 44 Castle St.
495. Katharine A. Wilder, Sterling Junction.
496. John van Bink, P.O. Box 82, Lenox.
497. Mrs. John W. Cooney, Interlaken.
498. Mrs. William C. Collins, 16 Parkway Rd.,
Zone 80.
499. F. Richmond Leonard, 25 Franklin St.
500. Mrs. Harriet J. Haynes, Box 133.
501. Clifton F. Giles, Church St., South Sudbury.
502. Mrs. Walter R. Williams, Main St.
503. Mrs. Arthur E. King, 3 Whitin Rd.
504. Mrs. Harriet B. Bowen, 44 Elmwood Rd.
505. Helen G. Bailev, Warren Rd.
506. Mrs. Harriett D. Erwin, 945 Midd. Ave., East
Taunton.
507. Russell S. Hathaway, 252 S. Walker St.
508. Mrs. Charlotte L. Warren, 403 Danforth St.
509. Mrs. Helen C. Francis, 470 Winthrop St.
510. Marion G. Adrian, 144 Winthrop St.
511. Mrs. Lester N. Pease, R.R. 1, Box 35.
512. Irving F. French, R.D. 1, Lowell.
513. Orville E. Moore.
514. Benjamin B. Towne, High St.
515. Pearl A. Russell, School St. ,
516. John R. Dyer.
517. Burton S. Hart, North Truro.
518. Mrs. George Robeson, Middlesex Rd.
519. Mrs. David Colcord, Westboro Rd.
520. Minnie Hofstra, 35 Capron St.
521. Rov A. Hovey, 50 Park Ave.
522. Sheldon B. Goodrich, 8 Park Lane, East
Walpole.
523. Eric F. Lawson, 653 East St.
524. George A. Mansfield, 73 High St., Zone 54.
525. Halvar Peterson, 13 Pigeon Hill Rd., Weston
93.
526. Mrs. K. A. Handanian, 51 Church St.
527. Mrs. Roland D. Sawyer.
528. Elias Erickson, Box 21, South Carver.
529. Elliott G. Beaton, 450 Main St.
530. Mrs. John Keith.
531. Charles A. Morse, R. 3, Winchester, N. H.
532. Margaret Ripley, 60 Russell Ave.
533. Mrs. Waldo H. Russell, State Rd., W.
634. Mrs. Ernest A. Joslin, 4 Negus St.
535. Edward G. Woods, 45 Karkland Circle.
536. Carrie E. Mason, 11 Bemis Rd., Wellesley
Hills 82.
537. Mrs. Hilda G. Baker, S. Main St.
538. Mrs. H. E. Thompson.
539. Roger R. Whittier, Topsfield Rd.
540. Edwin E. Heckman, 116 E. Main St.
541. John F. Keyes, 135 Maple St.
542. Mrs. Henry O. Davenport, 18 Brooks PI.
543. Ruth E. Smith, Box 408.
544. William F. Lvman, 2 Main St.
545. Edwin W. Herzog, 15 'Ashley St.
546. May E. Day.
547. Charles R. Burt, R.D., Northampton.
548. Mrs. Mabel W. Story, Main St.
549. Fred H. Poore, Garden St.
550. Mrs. Charlotte R. W. Brown, 360 Main St.
551. Frank S. Pettey, 257 Blossom Rd., North
Westport.
552. Ruth M. Lawton, Old County Rd., North
Westport.
553. Myrtle Collins, Pine Hill Rd.
554. Janie B. Smith, South Westport.
555. David W. Barlow, 853 Chestnut St., Spring-
field 7.
556. James Inglis, 16 Elm Ave.
557. Charles W. Roberts, State Line.
558. Mrs. George Jastrom, West Stockbridge.
559. Elizabeth S. Magav.
560. Mrs. Jennie H. Phillips, 77 Edgemont St.,
East Braintree.
561. Fred V. Garey, 45 Randall Ave., East Wey-
mouth.
562. Florence B. Nash, 771 Commercial- St., East
Wevmouth 89.
563. Priscilla Lantz, 629 Union St., South Wey-
mouth 90.
564. Cora L. Beard, 193 Pearl St., North Wey-
mouth 91.
565. Howard R. Waite.
566. George E. Kellstrand, 9 Woodland St.
567. Arthur H. Lee, 17 Webster St.
568. Mrs. William N. Wallace, 459 Stony Hill Rd.,
Springfield 8.
569. Mrs. Robert W. Ellis, 43 Main St., North
Wilbraham.
570. Raymond A. Warner, 6 South St.
571. Barry O. Gray, 149 Crescent St., Northamp-
ton.
572. John B. Clark, 15 School St.
573. Mrs. Alice H. Blair, Hancock Rd.
574. Mrs. Wallace Murphy, White Oaks Rd.
575. Mrs. S. Alice Lundgren, 287 Chestnut St.
576. Mrs. Annie A. Littlewood, 120 Forest St.
578. Mrs. Celian H. Abbott, 6 School Sq.
579. Albert K. Huckins. 246 Highland Ave.
580. Mrs. George Foskett, 49 Forest St.
581. Mrs. Ralph G. Peck, "Windale."
582. Elmer S. Lipsett, 80 Upland Rd., Zone 52.
583. Gladys E. Richardson, 3 Warren Rd.
584. Norman Paulsen, 165 Washington St.
585. Harold E. Brown, 4 Ward St.
586. Mrs. Mabel Erlandson, 9 Charles St.
587. Clifford B. Wright, 4 Grandview Ter.. Zone 70.
588. Daniel Chisholm, 213 Billings St., Atlantic.
589. Edwin W. Spellman, 15 Norton St.
590. Mrs. Hagop Tufenkjian, 57 John St.
591. Earle Lingner, 220 Webster St.
593. Arthur C. Parsons, 51 Andover St.
594. Ebenezer G. Seal, 81 Beaconsfield Rd.
595. Mrs. Aino Rantala, 48 Catharine St.
596. Arthur P. Senter, 10 Norwood St.
597. Mrs. Walter Sjogren, 298 Webster St.
698. Leonard Holmes, 6 Kendig St.
599. Mrs. Gladys S. Doe, 98 Alvarado Ave.
600. Mrs. Leon P. Greenleaf, 7 Somerset St.
601. Geneva I. Niles, 9 Shirley St.
603. Edmund C. Osborne, 168 Olean St., Zone 2.
604. Arthur G. Capen.
605. Mrs. H. C. Cooper, 55 Franklin St.
606. ThjTa E. Carlson, Yarmouthport.
607. Mrs. Prescott H. Baker, Main St., West
Yarmouth.
MICHIGAN
1. Mrs. Lenna Cramton.
2. Mrs. Bernice Hard.
3. Ines E. Barbour, R.D. 4, Box 127, Kalamazoo.
4. Franklin M. Douglas, 500 N. Cedar St.
5. Mrs. Ethel C. Kellev.
6. Mrs. W. K. Bristol, R.D. 2.
7. Emmet K. Shea, 630 Tawas St.
8. Mrs. Evelyn Dunnette, R.D. 2, Grand Rapids.
9. Mrs. C. C. Meloche, 3060 Dover St., R.D. 5.
10. Mrs. Harold E. Day.
11. Marjorie L. Holcomb.
12. Mrs. Isabella Briley.
13. Philip Heinrich, Jr.
14. Mrs. Sara Thomas.
15. Mrs. Helen Gulick.
16. Mrs. Harold W. Freestone, 112 Arlington St.
17. Mabel G. Nold.
18. Millard Vandervoort, 145 Capital Ave., N. E.
19. George E. Butterfield, 2600 Center Ave.
20. Mrs. Oscar Morse, R.R. 3, Battle Creek.
21. Ambrose Spencer.
22. Jessie Morgan, Sodus.
23. Mrs. Edwin L. Nevius.
25. Emily Barton, White Cloud.
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26. Mrs. Ethel White, 218 Pine St.
27. Mrs. Flovd Secrist, Atlanta.
28. Harold ICitson, R.D. 2, Rockford.
30. Mrs. Eva J. Douglas, Box 42.
31. Mrs. Durwood Bosley.
32. Mrs. Mead S. Beacraft.
33. Mrs. Abbie Mclver.
34. Mrs. C. J. Smith.
35. Mrs. Charles F. Brock.
36. Mrs. C. C. Campbell.
37. Reva Teed.
38. Rae E. Johnston, 201 E. Nelson St.
39. Walter Nelson, 103 S. Kearsarge St., Laurium.
40. Mrs. Leon Bracv, R.D. 2, Charlotte.
41. Mrs. Caroline Hallett.
42. Mrs. William Bowers.
43. Mrs. Nelle Hammond, 207 Park Ave.
44. Cora Chappell, 319 W. Lovett.
46. Blossom Eilers, 119 S. E St.
47. Mrs. Henry C. Schneider, 149 E. Middle St.
48. Mrs. Norris A. Elden, 304 E. Sixth St.
49. Edna Richardson.
50. Cebert M. Halladay.
51. L. Marie Furman.
52. Kenneth Fenton, R.D., Richmond.
53. Mrs. Anna L. Loomis, 345 Mill St.
54. Mrs. William Winkel.
55. Grant Pomeroy, R.D. 4, Kalamazoo.
56. Mrs. William Thaler.
57. Elizabeth Randall.
58. Mrs. Lottie Eggleston, Box 199.
59. Mrs. L. P. Meads.
60. H. H. Serrajian, 845 Blaine Ave., Zone 2.
61. Jaakko Raty, 1381 Lincoln Ave., Highland
Park, Zone 3.
62. Mrs. Joseph Harmon, 1167 W. Grand Blvd.,
Zone 8.
63. George Willis, 18436 Pennington Dr., Zone 21.
64. Everett R. Phelps, 16835 Sunderland Rd.,
Zone 19.
65. Ralph E. Wisner, 3730 Carter Ave., Zone 6.
66. Augusta M. Ochs, 161.54 Middlebury Dr.,
Dearborn.
67. Mrs. Lionel A. Winter, 1332 Yorkshire Rd.,
Grosse Pointe, Zone 30.
68. R. L. Stevenson, 130 E. Buena Vista, High-
land Park.
69. Mrs. C. C. Bowman, 17185 Santa Barbara Dr.,
Zone 21.
70. Rov L. Wentworth, 12372 Northlawn, Zone 4.
71. Albert W. Honvwill, Jr., 8715 Woodward Ave.,
Zone 2.
72. William A. Berry, 2700 McDougall.
73. Mrs. E. Dalton, 6409 Calhoun.
74. Ray B. Olsaver, 3261 B St.
75. Mrs. Mabel M. Zeitsch.
76. Fred A. Young, 407 Orchard St.
77. Mrs. Frank Ledy.
78. Mrs. Fannv Zimmerman, 497 Rilev St.
79. Mrs. Dorothv Whelan, 608 N. Saginaw St.
80. Emory W. Hilton, R.D., Bronson.
81. Harold L. Kohls, 133 Beal St.
83. Mrs. Emma Hawkins, 243 Dutton St.
84. J. Leo Jenkins.
85. Clare Smith, Beulah.
86. Mrs. Charles Blank, St. Johns, R.D. 3.
87. John Geniesse.
88. Mrs. Jessie Van Riper, 29063 Van Riper Ave.
89. Thomas W. Gambill, 224 W. Taylor, Zone 5.
90. Mrs. Sadie Smith.
93. Mrs. F. H. Marsh.
94. Mrs. John B. Page.
95. Mrs. Fern H. Smiley.
96. Mrs. Edith Heafield.
97. Mrs. Mary Guggisberg.
98. Mrs. Violet Fair, R.D. 1, Bajview Dr., Rock-
wood.
99. James W. Parjerm, 11338 Saginaw St.
100. Mrs. Laura E. Siggins.
101. Mrs. Harry Towner, 500 S. Bridge St.
102. Floyd Norburg, 1260 Seneca S. W.
103. Eivind J. Erickson, R.D. 1, Comstock Park.
104. Arthur B. Cross, 537 Norwood Ave., S. E.
105. Mrs. Gillis Vandenberg, 1840 Lake Dr., S. E.
109.
110.
111.
112.
113.
114.
115.
116.
117.
118.
119.
120.
121.
122.
123.
125.
120.
127.
128.
129.
130.
131.
132.
133.
134.
135.
136.
137.
138.
139.
140.
141.
142.
143.
144.
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.
152.
153.
154.
155.
156.
157.
158.
159.
160.
161.
162.
163.
164.
165.
166.
168.
169.
170.
171.
172.
173.
174.
175.
176.
177.
178.
179.
183.
184.
185.
186.
187.
188.
189.
190.
191.
Anna M. Kellogg, 754 Fuller Ave., S. E.
Elvira C. Mills, 131 Quimbv St., N. E.
Mrs. C. A. Houghton, 2112 Roos Ave., S. W.,
Zone 9.
Margaret Hester, 18 Home St., S. E.
Dorothy Williams, 868 Crosbv, N. W.
Mrs. Cornelia Bouma, 108 E. Prairie St.
Mrs. Frank Rogers.
Mrs. W. D. Rowe, 824 Church St.
Claud T. Tuck.
Warren M. Bell, 425 Hancock Ave.
Mrs. Jessie Gleason.
Mrs. Eva Wood.
Mrs. Laura Steinhoff.
Mrs. Clark Race, R.D. 2, Milford.
Mrs. Minnie Taylor, R.D. 1, Beulah.
Mrs. Grace Tillie.
Mrs. Carl Hoffmaster.
Leonard A. Barbeau.
Lee E. Hasler, R.D. 3.
Mrs. G. F. Butler, 165 Main St.
Mrs. Clyde Ogden.
Mrs. Ruth Vinette, R.D. 1, Ensign.
Mrs. L. A. Paschke, R.D., Spring Arbor Rd.
Mrs. C. H. Jarboe, 310 W. Biddle St.
Halcyon Wiegandt.
Lulu Ruth Faling, 724 Minor St.
Leone Anderson.
Vern Anderson.
Floyd A. Foster, R.D. 2, Coldwater.
Harold R. Green, R.D. 5, St. Johns.
Mabel Ingersolt.
Mrs. Auburn Turner.
Edna Steele.
Mrs. Earnest Snyder.
Mrs. M. O. Leyer, 2118 S. Logan St.
Pauline Clark, 1227 Mechanic St.
Grove M. Keith, 500 S. Jenison Ave.
Mrs. W. O. McDowell, R.D. 1.
Arnold Weitting.
Mrs. dayman Brown, East Leroy.
Mrs. Myrtle Disenroth, 200 Armstrong St.
Mrs. Floy Snyder.
Mrs. W. C. Marsh, 220 N. Chicago St.
Mrs. Norma MacConnell, Lachine.
Mrs. C. H. Horn, 325 W. Main St.
Mrs. Charles Peterson, 605 W. Haight St.
Mrs. O. C. Hagaman.
Mrs. Herbert Benjamin.
Mrs. E. M. Hallock, 364 Second St.
G. L. Abbott.
Margaret Wilson.
Mrs. Grace Rehberg, R.D. 2, Monroe.
Unabelle Bartlett.
Elizabeth Sweeney, R.D. 2.
Mrs. Hazel Thomas.
Gay F. Hayes, R.D. 1, Dorr.
Ralph Moden, R.D. 1.
Bart D. Buck, 1704 McGraft Ave.
Mrs. Raymond Simpson, 634 Marquette Ave.
Virginia Van Riper, 1706 Ruddiman.
Mrs. Ebert Brydges, R.D. 3, Box 31, Grant.
Gussie E. Miller.
Edwin Blackmon, R.D. 1, Richmond.
Mrs. Fred Bassett.
Mrs. A. J. Prescott, R.D. 1, Traverse City.
Estella Davis, 402 Shipherd.
R. V. Winberg.
J. Z. Ballard, R.D.
Mrs. LeRoy Davis, 110 E. Franklin.
Mrs. Floyd Betzer.
Patricia Hollis, 820 N. Shiawassee St.
Mrs. Russell Dernberger.
R. C. Botsford.
Mrs. Merwin Campbell, Box 63.
Mrs. Wesley Smart, R.D. 2, Box 90, Sault Ste.
Marie.
Mrs. Otto Lemmlie.
Earl Nelson, 65 Illinois.
Arthur M. Mann, 1319 Ninth St.
Dorothy Thompson, 1211 Young St.
Frank B. Sturges, 2903 Ravenswood Ave.
Mrs. Fay Olmstead.
Leota Hershberger.
Mrs. Nettie Creal.
Eurilla Brown, R.D., Osseo.
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MICHIGAN (continued)
192. Jacob Jacobson.
193. Mrs. D. A. Rosecrans.
194. Mrs. A. F. Lindke, 69 Main St.
195. Hazel Werth, 313 Castell Ave.
196. Audley Whittall.
197. Mabel Woodruff.
198. Mrs. L. Bedell, Church St.
199. Mrs. Ronald Bird.
201. Mrs. Clara Warner, 139 Hilton Rd., Ferndale,
Zone 20.
202. I. F. Bennet, 614 Fitzhugh.
203. Alfred E. Clark, R.D. 2, Box 296.
204. H. L. Merry, 110 W. Baldwin.
205. Martin Kasischke, 325 Lake Court.
207. Ethel Bulson, Box 159.
208. Mrs. George E. Bailey, R.D. 5, Jackson.
209. George J. Cobb.
210. Mrs. Harry Jackson, Box 185.
211. Mrs. Rex Westhauser.
212. Muir Dickie.
213. Mrs. A. B. Courter.
214. Mrs. Isabel H. Wood.
215. Catherine B. Smith.
216. C. O. Monroe, 322 Prospect St.
217. Dorothy LuTowle.
218. Gerald Selby.
219. Carl C. Griffin, R.D. 7, Kalamazoo.
220. Mrs. Anna Cummins.
221. Mrs. George Potts, 613 S. Elm St.
223. Mrs. J. B. Smedley, 126 E. Ninth St.
224. Mrs. Ernestine Button, 858 Washington St.
225. Mrs. Clyde George, R.D. 2.
226. Edward Strolle, Box 624, Gaylord.
227. Mrs. Cecille Konechny, 207 E. Main St.
228. Mrs. Hobert Reed.
229. Roy A. Huyck, R.D. 2, Ovid.
230. Mrs. Harry Schultz, 135 St. Joe St.
231. Mrs. Lulu Hilbert, 126 Cedar St.
232. Francis Crook, 35426 Ash St.
233. W. R. Scadin, R.D. 2, Dexter.
234. Medford Pfister, R.D., Adrian.
235. Charles W. Letherer, R.D. 2, Pittsford.
236. Mrs. George Zatyke.
237. Harry W. Sowton.
238. Mrs. Thomas La Joie, 17 W. Gooddell St.,
Ecorse, Zone 18.
239. Jane L. Matteson, 102 N. Hamilton.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
1. H. E. Lynch, 112 N. Governor's Ave.
3. Henry S. Merrick, 3900 Cathedral Ave., N. W.
4. Dana F. Angier, 239 Maple Ave., Takoma
Park, Md.
5. Mrs. Jean E. Cook, 2916 M PI., S.E., Zone 19.
6. William A. Baltimore, 206 Elm St.
7. Norton M. Little, 1245 Crittenden St., N. W.
8. Mrs. Geneva Brown, 1615 N. Jersey Ave.,
N. W.
9. Mrs. Selina E. Welch, 1432 Que St., N. W.,
Zone 9.
10. Vernon B. Morris, 310 E. Lanvale St.
11. James Johns, 3817 Judson St.
12. Edward H. Hamilton, 408 49th Ave.
13. Mrs. Nan Kyle, 57 Spring St.
14. W. W. Walker, R.D. 1.
15. Mrs. P. L. Ackerman, R.D. 3, Newton.
16. Eugene C. Metcalf, Dunellen.
17. Gordon Tredinnick, 31 Lakewood Ave.
18. Hazel Singewald, 126 Hillside Ave.
19. Carrie Fritts.
20. Cornelia Gozzo, 216 Edgewater Rd.
21. Mrs. Elizabeth Cosgrove, 441 High St.
22. Benjamin E. Westervelt, 94 Hillside Ave.
24. Ira L. Calvert, 141 Hollywood Ave.
25. Loring J. Barker, 40 Lawrence Ave., West
Orange.
26. Elton L. McAnney, 110 S. Philadelphia Ave.
27. Montague Hutchinson, 243 Conant St., Hill-
side.
29. Katri Tiikkala, 59 Hamilton Ave.
31. John L. Salter, Jr., 181 Ridgewood Ave.
32. Mrs. Daniel C. Knoeppel, 60 Washington Ave.
33. William H. Haight, 123 Elm Ave.
34. Mrs. Una W. Harsen, Schraalenburgh Rd.
35. Mrs. A. L. F. Craft, R.D. 1.
36. Irma Reitz, 117 Welland Ave.
37. George J. Barz, 258 Elmwood Ave., Maple-
wood.
38. Walter H. Tompkins, 369 Bergen Ave.
39. Florence N. Klein, 44 Booraem Ave.
40. James E. Carver, 229 Wilmore Rd.
41. M. Hust, 116 Marshall Ave.
42. Mrs. L. C. Genung, 144 Walnut St.
43. Viola S. Hockenbury, 6 Grant Ave.
44. Walter S. Koch, 20 Mecray Lane.
45. Kathrvn Michaels, 118 Lexington Ave.
46. Mrs. Hilda E. Sloff.
47. Joseph A. Courter, 63 Tuxedo Rd.
49. Elmer R. Hitch, 16 Bellegrove Dr., Upper
Montclair.
50. George D. Holmes, 314 N. FuUerton Ave.
51. Mrs. Herman Tepe, 10 Henry St., Palisades
Park.
52. Frank T. Mills, 293 S. Center St., Orange.
53. Samuel E. Van Divort, 25 Oakridge Ave.
54. Wallace I. Gould, 391 Fairview Ave.
55. John Angeland, 383 Cleveland St.
56. Mrs. Margerie H. Myers, Grand Ave., Mont-
vale.
57. Edwin Feinour, 337 Pennington Ave.
58. Mrs. Dorothv Taylor, 137 N. Fifth St.
59. George W. French, 817 Hillside Ave.
60. J. Daniel Hjelm, 447 W. Sixth St.
61. Ernest W. Mantz, 919 Summit Ave.
62. Dorothy M. Heukelman, 254 Springfield Ave.
63. Otto Anderson, 283 Pleasant PI.
64. Christine McKitrick, Box 12.
65. John J. Vohden, Jr., 1875 Berkshire Dr.,
Union.
66. Daniel Olsen, Jr., 11 S. Andover Ave., Mar-
gate City.
67. C. B. Apple, 38 Wilton Terrace.
68. Elizabeth Churchill, 802 Spruce.
69. Mrs. Lucy Lesser, 413 Runyon Ave., Dunellen.
70. R. B. Carberry, 577 Westfield Ave.
71. Mrs. Herbert A. Schrimpf, 582 Barron Ave.
72. Mrs. Alice Wederkehr, 156-19 151st Rd.,
Zone 5.
73. ]\Irs. Seymour Robb, 524 Eden St.
74. W. H. Osterhaus, 2909 N. Edison St.
MINNESOTA
1. Mrs. J. T. Shelland.
2. Fred Weddel.
3. A. P. Lindblom.
4. Anna Hoag, 315 Lincoln Ave., E.
5. .\agna Peterson.
6. Mrs. Fred Beal.
7. Clarence Burgeson, 1011 Medary
8. Mrs. Denzil Noble.
9. Mrs. Gordon Duenon.
10. Russell Larson.
11. Mrs. Elina Peterson, Brinison.
13. Harold Smothermon.
15. Mrs. Ada Aldrich.
16. Mrs. Marion Hollenbeck.
17. Alvah Cornell.
18. Delores Ulrich, Monitor.
19. O. H. Bell.
20. Winnifred Hanson.
21. Mrs. E. F. Gates, 215 S. Seventh St.
22. Mrs. Bert Sommerdorf.
23. Mrs. Pearl Shutter.
24. W. Delle.
25. Wallace Harris, R. 5, New Ulm.
26. Nina J. Voss, R. 2, Box 85, Fairmount, N. D
27. Mrs. R. F. Wahlberg.
30. Mrs. John K. Niemi, 1535 Cloquet Ave.
31. Mrs. P. R. Current.
33. Lee Crippen.
34. Ethel Nicholson.
35. Mrs. C. E. Bigelow.
36. I. R. Bartter, 200 Builders Exchange.
37. Alice Nickerson.
38. Charles A. Barnes.
40. Mrs. William P. Cunningham.
41. E. R. Flygare, 309 Woodland Ave.
42. Donald J. Chatham, Securitv Bank Bldg.
43. J. P. Vanderslius, 817 S. Court.
45. Mrs. Lura Miller.
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MINNESOTA (continued)
46. Virgil Coyle.
47. Larone Mellquist.
48. C. Earl Barnum, 819 Elliot.
49. Mrs. Hilberg Peterson.
50. Mrs. Lynn Champ, Averill.
51. Mrs. L. A. Weesner.
52. Mrs. Harold Wood, R. 1.
53. Wesley Hedstrom."
54. Mrs. R. E. Burrington.
55. Mrs. H. F. Ranney.
56. Mrs. F. A. Green.
57. Maud Huntley.
61. Mrs. Helmi Lahti, Box 854.
62. Edward Moore.
63. Maxfield K. Otto, 13-12th Ave., N.
64. Mrs. Spencer Stearns, 505 Main St., S.
65. Mrs. Alvin Sanderman.
66. M. M. Abbott.
69. Mrs. Sara W. Mclntyre, 401 S. High St.
71. Mrs. Charles Frost.
72. Grace H. Woodworth, 705 Third St., S. E.
73. Mrs. Lillian Carpenter, Box 78.
74. William Nordland.
75. Roy O. Stemsrud.
76. Mrs. Otto Isaacson.
77. Mrs. Gordon B. Door, R. 2.
78. Mrs. Kathryn Wilcox.
79. J. M. Coggeshall.
80. Mrs. C. P. Smith.
81. Mrs. G. H. Goodwin.
82. E. T. Beardsley.
85. Adelaide Mason, 1108-15 Ave., S. E., Zone 14.
86. Ruth Sterling, 4245 Scott Terrace, Zone 16.
87. Mrs. Harry G. Howatt, 3904-14th. Ave., S.,
Zone 7.
88. Jean B. Smith. 617 S. E. Fifth St., Zone 14.
89. Mrs. Gordon Seibert, 1923 Logan Ave., N.,
Zone 11.
90. Carl A. Nelson, 3519 Vincent Ave., N., Zone
12.
91. Reuben C. Norbeck, 4932 Morgan Ave.. S.,
Zone 10.
92. Harry P. Burt, 5216 York Ave., S., Zone 10.
93. Frank J. Seidl. 5433 Woodale Ave., Zone 10.
94. Mrs. A. S. Nyberg, 5.505 Went worth Ave.,
Zone 9.
95. Mrs. Elmer Johnson, 3912-38th. Ave., S.,
Zone 6.
96. Anna M. Dahl, 3921-14th. Ave.. S., Zone 7.
97. Mrs. Henrv W. Lauderdale, 1810 James Ave.,
N.. Zone 11.
98. Terrance Hanold, 4949 Dupont Ave., S., Zone
9.
99. Bess Plummer, 2615 Park Ave., Zone 7.
100. Mrs. G. P. Adamson, 3237-24th Ave., S.,
Zone 6.
101. Margaret Stroup.
102. Lvman S. Justice, 125 Grove Ave.
103. George A. Zea, P.O. Box 344.
104. Katharine Leonard, 615 S. Ninth St.
105. Mrs. P. W. Cartwright, 301 W. Eighth St.
106? Lewis Nelson, Revillo, S. D.
107. F. E. Richardson, Como Sta.. R. 5, St. Paul.
108. Mrs. G. B. Brynildson.
109. C. W. Miller.
110. Mrs. Charles Carlson.
111. Mrs. Bertha C. Stover, 306 E. SLxth St.
112. George Ernster, Jr., R. 1, Wodena.
113. Mrs. Roy Gilbery, R. 1, Moorhead.
114. Mrs. George Read.
115. S. E. Arnett.
116. Mrs. C. F. Kottke, 717 S. Elm St.
117. Mrs. Nestor Niemi, R.D., Aurora.
118. Mrs. Rov Goecke.
119. Ray Goodrich, R. 3, Janesville.
121. Mrs. Grace B. Stanley.
122. Myrtle Brown.
123. Evelyn Shumway, 4300 Lakeland Ave., Zone
12.
126. Mrs. W. L. Samuelson.
128. Mrs. George K. Thompson.
130. Mrs. Carl Olson.
131. Mrs. S. E. Ainsworth, 6216 W. 35th St., Zone
16.
132. Mrs. John Broadbent, 1080 E. Cook Ave.
Zone 6.
133. Mrs. R. G. Chapman, 551-llth Ave.. N.,
S. St. Paul, Zone 1.
134. Mrs. John Dejdar, 263 Colborne St., Zone 2.
135. Mrs. H. B. Reck, 1825 E. Cottage Ave., Zone
6.
137. Mrs. E. E. Olein, 1313 Garden Ave., Zone 8.
138. L. E. Ellingwood, 1880 Iglehart Ave., Zone 4.
140. Mrs. Forest Fabel, 1598 Palace Ave., Zone 5.
141. Mark P. Moore, 209 S. Cleveland Ave., Zone 4.
143. C. H. Stewart. 2151 Commonwealth Ave..
Zone 8.
144. Albert Jahnke, 827 Hovt, Zone 3.
145. Mrs. Gladys Tyler, P.O. Box 68.
146. Mrs. Madaline Johnson.
147. Mrs. L. L. Kells.
148. Lucille Horton.
149. Mrs. J. Bjork.
150. Mrs. Vernon Shores, Pelican Rapids.
151. Mrs. Charles Worthley.
152. Joseph Shaur, R. 2, Hutchinson.
153. N. P. Guldager.
154. John Petric, R. 3. Box 47, Albany.
155. Mrs. J. H. janzen.
156. Mrs. Lilah K. Hall, 220 Fourth St., N.
157. Mrs. P. L. Schmitz.
159. Mrs. L. Anderson, R. 3, Box 157.
160. John Erickson.
161. Mrs. Blaine Carter.
162. Thomas McDonald.
163. Mrs. Gus Hodorff, R. 2, Royalton.
164. Mrs. Katherine Balow.
165. K. G. Hall, 410 Jefferson St.
166. Mrs. Ethel Peterson.
167. Mrs. F. W. Schauer.
168. Mrs. Dick Willems.
169. R. E. Hodg.son.
170. Mrs. S. A. Nystrom.
172. Mrs. F. M. Patch.
173. Mrs. Fred Gillie.
174. Mary E. Curtis, 375 W. Fifth St.
175. Mrs. Kukowski, 614 Center St.
176. Mrs. Herta Hedeen.
177. Nora Koehler.
MISSOURI
2. Marvin W. Ringer, 35 E. School St.
3. D. A. James, 8740 E. Pine Ave.
4. Mrs. Dora Dump.
7. T. A. Morrow, R. 1, Hancock.
9. Mrs. Maggie Johnson, R. 1, Weaubleau.
10. Lula Buntin.
11. Crosby C. Johnson.
12. Mrs. Jewel Clayton. R.D. 2.
15. Mrs. Jessie Perkins.
16. Fred M. Schmitz, 7133 McGee.
17. B. E. McEntire, 421 S. Gladstone.
18. Cora B. Wells, 2835 Campbell, Zone 3.
19. Arthur A. Waters.
20. Mrs. F. J. Johnson, 331 Harwood.
21. W. C. Wahlbrink. 2421 High School Dr..
Brentwood.
24. Sallie B. Stewart, 345 S. Wood.
25. Mrs. B. J. Billeter.
26. J. C. Feemster, R. 1. Box 15.
27. Mrs. Earl Weaver.
28. Mrs. S. J. Douthitt.
29. Robert A. Bressler, S. 11th St. Rd.
31. Philip A. Krusz, 3433 Eads, Zone 4.
32. Gertrude D. May. 7390 Norwood, University
City, Zone 5.
33. Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, 4956 Claxton.
34. Harry Miller, 6932 Edison.
35. Mrs. Merrill Vincent, 7110 Winona.
36. J. G. Hewitt, 6229 Southwood.
38. Mrs. Charles Proctor, 2 Ladue Hill, Zone 5.
39. Christine L. Landmann, 1001 W. Sixth St.
40. Essie Broyles, R. 5.
41. W. A. Daggett, 1100 Summit.
43. Eugene Harryman.
44. E. W. Metcalf, 140 S. Gore.
45. Dorothy Cutter, 620 Fairview, Zone 19
46. Mrs. Ella Hofstetter.
47. A. W. Overholser, 709 Hazel St.
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MONTANA
1. Mrs. H. W. Beaslev.
4. Mrs. C. H. (Pearl)" Duppler.
5. Mrs. R. P. Warden.
6. Mrs. Ella Williams.
8. Mrs. Carol Townsend, First Cong. Church.
9. Adam Schoessler, R. 1.
11. Mrs. Ethel Bell.
12. May L. Byers.
13. Mrs. Leon Yarger.
14. Mrs. Maurice Moore, 2915 Keokuk.
15. Mrs. Dale Benge.
16. Mrs. Charles H. Glenn.
17. Mrs. Frank Hull.
18. Mrs. W. E. St. John.
19. Wilham C. Rowley.
20. Mrs. A. L. Meyer.
21. Gottlieb Sackman, Marsh.
22. Mrs. C. L. Pelton.
23. Mrs. George Mugridge.
24. Mrs. John Hermansen, Box 112.
R. D. Church, U. S. Weather Bureau.
27. L. N. Granner, 508 N. Kendrick.
28. John McKenzie, Sr., 1105 Third Avenue, N.
29. R. P. Ross.
30. Henry Frickle, Jr.
32. Mrs. Elsie Lease.
35. Jacob Frank, Jr., 219 Durland Ave., Box 686.
36. Mrs. E. A. ICing, 107 W. Park.
37. Mrs. Eunice Ward.
38. G. G. Schmidt.
39. Wayne C. Tvler, Homestead.
40. Mrs. W. H. Herron.
42. Mrs. V. P. Eastman, 215 W. Beckwith Ave.
43. Mrs. Grace Rademacher.
44. Mrs. Myrtle A. Lee.
46. Mrs. WiUiam Erickson.
47. Mrs. Earl Ketchum.
48. Arthur Fried.
50. Mrs. E. Bateman.
51. Mrs. Fidelia Page Morrow.
53. Mrs. E. H. Blair, 616 First St., W.
54. Irvin Kimball.
55. Helen H. Wandell.
56. Henry HofFner.
59. Gottfried Gackle.
60. Frank Hofmann.
NEBRASKA
1. Lila McAndrew.
2. Mrs. Dean Myers, 814 Church St.
3. Mrs. T. B. Oldham, Orleans.
4. Mrs. John Wochner, Bradshaw.
5. Anton Nelson.
6. Mrs. D. M. Block.
7. Mrs. George Kostos.
8. Mrs. Otto Olson, 401 N. 14th St.
9. Mrs. Olive Lewis.
10. Mrs. George Coy.
11. Mrs. Albert Sill.
12. Mrs. Emma Nellor.
13. E. L. Taylor.
15. George C. Rathman, 208 E. Washington.
17. Mrs. C. J. Fletcher.
18. Mrs. Merlin Kenfield.
19. Mrs. Marjorie Snodgrass.
20. A. L Cram.
21. M. D. Carroll.
22. Lizzie Eastman.
23. Mrs. C. H. Morris, R.R. 1.
24. Mrs. F. A. Barta.
25. T. S. Smith, 807 Main Ave.
26. Mrs. Anna Merritt.
27. Melissa B. Woodhead, 407 S. Brown Ave.
28. Lloyd Henry.
29. R. M. Campbell, 2920-14th St.
30. Don F. Boesiger, Firth.
32. Mrs. Earl Mahlman, Box 145.
33. C. Weyner.
34. Mrs. J. A. Lothrop.
35. Ben H. Busboom.
36. Margaret Benker.
37. Jacob Eckhart, R. 3.
38. Mrs. Estella Fahrnev.
40. Mrs. Geo. M. Thomas.
41. Mrs. F. L. Stafford, 812 Ninth St.
42. W. E. Anderson.
44. Mrs. E. B. Cox.
45. M. O. Patterson.
46. Clinton A. Stafford.
47. Mrs. Virtus Palmer.
48. Clarence Dawson.
49. E. D. Austin.
50. Mrs. Alfred Carstens, 737 N. K St.
51. Mrs. Allen C. Gifford, 419 Chestnut St.
52. John Weber, Sr.
53. Mrs. John Keller, Seward.
54. Mrs. Geo. L. Koehler, 1219 G St.
55. Mrs. J. P. Jensen.
56. Mrs. C. A. Anderson.
57. Bernice E. Matthews, 106 W. Sixth St.
58. Casper H. Amen.
59. Mrs. W. C. Conover.
60. Dietrich Brunken.
61. Mrs. S. C. Miller.
62. Mrs. A. Bond.
63. Mrs. M. E. Kitzinger.
64. Mrs. Charles Hoffman.
65. George Helzer.
66. J. ICissler, 1111 W. B St.
67. Mrs. Flora Snee.
68. George J. Schmidt.
69. Mrs. WUUam Tillmann.
70. Mrs. George Martz.
72. Mrs. A. D. Knight.
73. Mrs. F. O. Nelson.
74. Mrs. A. R. Hinman, R. 2, Wvmore.
75. Mrs. Jessie Winchester, 631 N. 24th St.
76. Mrs. Margaret M. Anderson. 20th «fc D Sts.
77. Mrs. H. H. Johnston, 3025 R St.
78. Henry Pabst, 1420 S. 12th St.
79. Jacob Kahler, 179 W. F St.
80. Fred Johns, 1010 N. Tenth St.
81. John Blum, SLxth & Washington.
83. Mrs. Grace Dickson.
84. B. J. Hofer, 704 Main.
85. Adam Gettman, 307 Fourth St. W.
86. O. A. Coglizer.
87. Mrs. C. F. Sattler.
89. Mrs. Nell L. Rice.
90. Mrs. Ethel L McGonnagle.
91. Elberta Spindler, 1001 Norfolk Ave.
92. Henrv Busch, 603 S. Third St.
93. Mrs. Helen Beitel.
94. V. B. Pattison, 4209 Grand Ave.
95. Jeannette McEachern, 505 Omaha Nat 'IBank
Bldg.
96. Mrs. William Erftmier, 6620 Sunshine Dr.
97. Elizabeth Fisher, 1826 Emmet St.
98. Mrs. Arthur J. Lamborn, Jr., Unadilla.
99. Mrs. Ray Kinney, Elgin.
100. Mrs. Anna Beitz.
101. C. B. Brande.
102. Mrs. J. H. Ruzicka.
103. Mrs. Eleanor Horst.
104. Mrs. Georgia Killip.
105. Florence Kellogg.
106. Mrs. Ada Hunt.
107. Mrs. W. C. Robinson, R.D. 1, Lincoln.
108. Mrs. H. R. Weber.
109. Frank T. Slemmons, 2222 Fifth Ave.
110. Mrs. Emma Knieriem.
111. D. C. Vining.
112. Mrs. Edith Olmstead, 542 S. Third St.
114. FaitheCarr.
115. R. J. Drewelow.
116. Mrs. M. R. Johnson.
117. Maud Case.
118. John G. Giebelhaus.
119. Mrs. Lois Kraft.
121. Mrs. A. Rogers.
122. Mrs. Victor Madsen.
123. Mrs. Ivor E. Anderson.
124. Mrs. H. E. Streitwieser.
125. Mrs. Mae E. Bowers.
126. Mrs. F. A. Schroeder, 1455 Pine St.
128. Mrs. Glenn Sack, Shelby.
129. Esther Tefft.
130. Mrs. W. A. Kerl.
131. H. E. Radaker.
132. Mrs. Earl Williams, 926 York Ave.
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133. Henry Helzer, 929 Division Ave.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1. Mrs. Bertha F. Neal.
2. Sylvia D. Hitch.
3. Mrs. Edith Chase.
4. Mrs. Eric Bascom, R.D. 1.
5. Mrs. Pauline E. Richards.
6. Frederick W. Brown.
7. Mrs. Daisy S. Eastman.
8. Elizabeth A. Dodge.
9. G. H. Caughey.
10. Mrs. WiUiana H. Albree.
11. Ruth E. Allen, R.D. 1, Manchester.
12. Mrs. Charlotte H. Melvin.
13. Mrs. Lottie A. Lakeman.
14. Mrs. Herbert M. Hill.
15. Mrs. E. Newton Howard.
16. Una A. Dearth, R.D. 1, Woodsville.
17. Mrs. Martha L. Weston.
18. Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, 34 Maple St.
20. Mrs. Marjorie G. Emery.
21. Henry S. Twichell.
22. Raymond G. Cavis.
23. Mrs. Ruth Burgess.
24. Mrs. Ruby W. Burnham, Beebe River.
25. Mrs. Paul E. Sargent.
26. Mrs. Malcolm L. Wilkins.
27. Mrs. Jessie Holmes.
28. Mrs. Dora C. Sherwin.
29. Lucretia P. Chandler.
30. Mrs. Arthur V. Allen.
31. Harry S. Kelley.
32. Harry J. Jennison.
33. Deane A. Hilliard, 1 Beechmont St.
34. Mrs. George H. Cummings.
35. Elwood Peaslee, 33 S. Main St.
36. Mrs. Emma S. Emery, 39 Lake St.
37. Edward A. Dame, 85 Warren St.
38. Mrs. Mabel Brown, Mountain Rd.
39. John C. Broughton.
40. Mrs. Hazel Deming.
41. Edgar W. Davis.
42. Mrs. Thomas Smith.
43. Mrs. Herman W. Shaw.
44. Mrs. Wesley S. Wells, W. Andover.
45. George W. Brown.
46. Mrs. Howard Whitney.
47. Mrs. Annie B. Shepard.
48. Mrs. Mamie K. Saltmarsh, 5 Nesmith St.
49. Norman E. Seavev, 118 Locust St.
50. Perley E. Wiggin, 28 Oak St.
51. Mrs. Sadie M. Grimes.
52. Mrs. Mary I. Stone.
53. Stuart Dunn, Woodman Rd.
54. Mrs. Annie T. Ramsdell.
55. Mrs. Emma B. Baldwin.
56. Dura N. Weymouth, High St.
57. Marjorie A. Sanborn.
68. Mrs. Verna O. Hunt.
5% Mrs. Eva M. West.
60. Leroy B. Burpee, 50 High St.
61. Molly Nute, 34 Main St.
62. Mrs. A. Waldo Byam.
63. Mrs. Frances H. Smith.
64. Mrs. Alice B. Jesseman.
65. Mrs. Jeanette B. Therrien, 161 S. Main St.
66. Bessie C. Rowell, 83 S. Main St.
68. Mrs. Howard Langlev.
69. Mrs. Aura E. Price. "
70. Mrs. Mabelle S. Freihofer.
71. Louise E. Marden, 36 Church St.
72. Carl M. Fiske, First Ave.
73. Mrs. Lester E. Brigham, R.D. 2, Newport.
74. Mrs. Carrie L. Fowler.
75. Mrs. Henrietta M. Hopkins.
76. LUUan A. Odell, Post Rd.
77. Russell M. Kimball, Dunster Ave.
78. Mrs. Bernice T. Little.
79. Anna M. Cole, R.D. 2.
80. Abbie F. Weare.
81. Mrs. W. J. Eva, Jr.
82. Mrs. Marion Linthwaite, R.D., Lebanon.
83. John P. Amsden, 4 Brewster Rd.
Mrs. Mary Saari.
Mary A. Hildreth.
Mrs. Irene B. Gibbs, E. Hebron.
Mrs. Van E. Sanders, Maple St.
Mrs. Elsie W. Fowler.
Frances E. Barnes.
Mrs. George S. Hall, 45 Main St.
Ralph W. Hebb.
Mrs. Charles Lewis.
Mrs. Grace L. Burbank, R.D. 1, Manchester.
Mrs. Eunice H. Rice, R.D. 2, Contoocook.
Bowman F. Cann.
Harold T. Packard, 659 Main St.
Clayton O. Towne, 206 Roxbury St.
Lillian C. Smith, R.D. 1, E. Kingston.
Mrs. Emily H. Clark, R.D. 1, E. Ivingston.
Fred H. Brown, 12 Fenton Ave.
Mrs. Anna Libby, 73 Elm St.
Mrs. Francis Pelton, R.D., Charlestown.
C. Elbert Dole, 31 Elm St.
Mrs. Nellie Durgin.
Mrs. Lawrence E. Smith, 23 Coolidge St.
Mrs. Walter L. Leavitt, 35 Highland .\ve.
Mrs. Stanley M. Hunt, 19 Church St.
Mrs. Mildred Lampron.
Ruth Whittemore.
Walter B. Stewart.
Leeman B. Wormhood, Sr.
William C. Heath, 77 Liberty St.
Chester W. Jenks, 971 Chestnut St.
Ruth Carr, 37 Riddle St.
Mrs. Elva C. Bemis, Pleasant St.
Mrs. Lena B. Miller.
Mrs. Carl A. Chase.
Howard Zea.
Josiah N. Henderson.
Joseph C. Jasper, 17 South St.
Mary C. Jones.
Mrs. Charles Hartshorn.
Fred D. Cross, 26 Berkeley St.
Ralph M. Parker, 35 Chester St.
Mrs. Etta M. Tolman, R.D., Chesham.
Josephine T. Caswell, 314 Main St.
Robert E. NLxon, Exeter Rd.
Mrs. Jessie C. Hammond.
Mrs. Albro L. Balch.
Mrs. Bela ICingman, 3 Gerry Ave.
Ada R. Tenney, 168 N. Main St.
Mrs. Helga Anderson, Guild.
Bernard M. Carter.
Mrs. Alice B. Collins, R.D. 1, Hampton.
Elinor Bachelder, Atlantic Ave.
Leona M. Batchelder.
Mrs. Margaret S. Piper, Northwood Ridge.
Mrs. Bessie A. Bean.
Mrs. Hazel Donnelly.
Mrs. Alvin Helme.
Mrs. Gertrude R. Jones.
Mrs. Gertrude C. Garland, Currier Rd.
Everett H. Farnum.
Mary L. R. Farnum, 46 Spring St.
Mrs. William G. Hunter, 28 High St.
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Underbill.
Mrs. John Thompson.
Mrs. Edith S. Jackson, 4 Loudon Rd.
Mrs. E. A. Chase, 25 Russell St.
John B. Mooney, 21 Prospect St.
Mrs. Catherine E. Quimby, Long Hill.
Florence Danforth.
Phyllis BUss, 7 May St.
Emma L. Foss, R.D. 2.
Mrs. Shaw F. Raynes, Washington Rd.
Alice L. Hall, Lawrence Rd.
Vartan M. DanieUan, 233A Cross St.
Mrs. Sherman Fellows, Gerrish.
Mrs. H. C. Bingham.
Mrs. John Grant, 17 Hamilton St.
Mrs. Suzanne B. Parker.
Sally A. Owen, S. Main St., Seabrook.
Mrs. Melvina Jackson, Canaan, Vt.
Mrs. Etta H. Berry.
Mrs. Bessie C. Jewett.
Mrs. Bessie V. Davis.
Mrs. Maud B. Russell, 26 Kingsbury St.,
Keene.
Mrs. Richard C. Curry, E. Swanzey.
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171.
172.
173.
174.
17.5.
177.
178.
179.
180.
181.
182.
183.
184.
185.
188.
189.
190.
NEW HAMPSHIRE (continued)
Gertrude M. Martin.
Mrs. Alvin W. Holt.
Mrs. Alexander MacGregor.
Gerald H. Faunce, Russell Ave.
.\ugust Maid.
Louise Eastman.
George A. Doe.
Norman N. Schofield, Elm St.
Zora C. Clough.
Mrs. Abner H. Parker.
Mrs. Bessie M. Little, R.D. 1, Warner.
Mrs. Elsie G. McCurdy.
Charles A. Bacon, 2 Church St.
Mrs. Forest F. Hall, Westmoreland Depot.
Mrs. Grace L. Joyce, W. Andover.
Ida P. Davenport, 21 Holton St., Allston 34,
' Mass.
Mrs. Thelma Savage, 3 Russell St.
W. Earle Jones.
Mrs. Frederick E. Meader, Forest Rd.
NEW YORK
B. O. Burgin, 2.5 VanSchoick Ave.
Mrs. Belle F. Robinson, 17 Barclay St.
Raymond Wheeler, R.D. 1, Marietta.
Mrs. R. C. Mclntyre.
Kennetth Bresett.
Mrs. Alice Warner, R.D., Riverhead.
Gordon Coner.
Henry R. Talmage, North Rd., Riverhead.
Mrs. H. H. Bowles.
Mrs. George Matteson, R.D.
Anna O. Collins, R.D. 1.
Frank A. Sherrv, 35 Third Ave.
W. J. Finch.
Mrs. Ralph Holton, 55 Gaylord St.
Bruce Bartlett, 60 Johnson Ave.
Mrs. Doris E. Balch, R.D. 1, Johnson City.
Mrs. Charles W. Shaffer.
Ben D. Sears.
Mrs. Lloyd Owen, R.D., Hamburg.
Idamae Oakley, Poplar Rd.
Mrs. Emma Nisbette.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Parsons, R.D. 3, Canan-
daigua.
Augustus F. Smith, 19 Mclntyre St.
Mrs. Amy Atwater.
John Guild, 71 Hartwell Rd.
Robert Smith, 92 Walnut St.
Robert Loveland, 74 Oak Grove Ave.
Mrs. Eva Carr, 288 Purdy St.
Mrs. Charles F. Duchscherer, 65 Kinsey Ave.
Kenmore.
Jane Bauman, Indian Rd., R. 5.
Georgianna Parmele, 86 Aurora Ave.
Mrs. Isabel Ray, R.D., Orchard Park.
Mrs. H. L. Sawyer, R.D. 3, Watertown.
Mrs. Mae A. Blackman, R.D. 2, Lockport.
Mrs. H. S. Johnson, Jr.
Frank E. Fisk, 111 Gibson St.
Mrs. Ross W. Galpin.
Agnes J. Shampine, 14 Liberty St.
Mrs. Ralph Fuller, R.D.
Herman Theleman, R.D., Li.sle.
Mrs. Samuel D. Beecher, 356 Manville Rd.,
Pleasantville.
Mrs. Robert C. Ferguson, R.D. 1, Sprakers.
Mrs. Anna Davis.
Paul Aradine.
John Sheerar.
Mrs. Maurice Thompson, Box 13.
Mrs. Jessie M. Burdick.
Mrs. Elizabeth Summers, Hampton Manor,
Rensselaer.
Mrs. Emogene M. Wood, 4 Maple Ave.
Isabelle Blair, 135 Decatur St.
Mrs. Howard Van Scoy, 86 Greenbush St.
Alice L. Horton, 25 Garfield St.
Mrs. George Cummings, Bainbridge R.D.,
Coventryville.
Clifford Kloos.
Mrs. Jean D. Lyford, R.D., Arcade.
Mrs. Walter Swartout, R.D. 4.
Mrs. Richard H. lies.
112.
113.
114.
115.
116.
117.
118.
119.
120.
123.
125.
126.
127.
128.
129.
131.
132.
134.
136.
137.
138.
139.
140.
142.
143.
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.
152.
154.
155.
157.
158.
160.
161.
163.
165.
166.
167.
168.
Dorothy C. Schloop.
Elon W. Cook.
John Hinds Junior.
Lucy R. Buell.
L. W. Davison, 11 Flint Rd.
Mrs. Ellis Brown, R.D., Morrisville.
Mrs. Louise Maxon.
AUister MacDougal.
Mrs. Helen White.
Mrs. Esther Johnson, Park Church.
Mrs. Florence Taber, 1220 Hall St.
Thelma Storks, R.D., Weedsport.
Mrs. Grace Blackwell, 114 Nanticoke Ave.,
Union.
Glen H. Potter, 22 W. Church St.
Mrs. Beulah Meier.
Mrs. Hugh C. Mills.
CM. Story.
Louis H. Johnson, R.D.
Mrs. H. J. Alexander, 224 W. Broadway.
Mrs. Florence Barnum, R.D. 4, Albion.
Joseph B. McColly, 16 Claydon Rd.
Charlotte N. Dunbar.
George W. Gloning, Jr., 224 Kingsboro Ave.
John Dunn.
Willard Knickerbocker.
Raymond Morey.
Mrs. Emma L. Marsh, R.D. 2, Groton.
Mrs. May B. Redman, R.D. 1, Geneva.
Mrs. Ella Curry.
Mrs. Nellie Burger, R.D.
Frank Greene.
Mrs. Burton H. Deuel.
Mrs. J. H. Chittenden.
Mrs. Edith Easling, R.D. 4, Corning.
John H. Weber, R.D. 1, Middletown.
Mrs. Guy Vincent, R.D. 2 Huntersland, Mid-
dleburg.
Lincoln E. Patterson, 205 E. State St.
Everett Frederick.
J. Chester Molvnoux, 347 Grossman St.
Mrs. Stanley Harford, 22 Chambers St.
Mrs. Millard Holmes, StrykersviUe.
Mrs. Alan Washbond.
Mrs. Cynthia Brustrom, R.D. 3, Jamestown.
Mrs. Burdette R. Tuttle, 16 Ponckhockie St.
Roscoe Wixson.
Mrs. Adah L. Meyn.
Mrs. Edwin Phelps.
E. E. Jones, R.D. 4, Ogdensburg.
Mrs. Bertha Howland.
Genevieve Wheeler, 209 Sixth St.
Mrs. Alma Pemberton, Linden St.
Albert C. Smith, 324 Washburn St.
Robert Power, R.D. 1, Norfolk.
Mrs. Marie V. Drayer.
Mrs. Paul Lockwood.
Mrs. Walter Roberts, Jr., 77 Ryder Rd.
William Crapser, Central Bldg.
Mrs. Ben Snyder.
Abbv K. Miller, West Coxsackie.
Kenneth B. Abt, 24 Benton Ave.
Gertrude Cunningham, 201 Wickham Ave.
Mrs. J. Stanley Pryce, 16 East Cauyga St.
Mrs. Samuel Radley, R.D., Stafford.
William M. Houghton.
Mrs. Grace J. M. Tuthill, Rocky Point.
Mrs. May B. Oxx, 147 N. Fulton Ave.
Robert K. Engel, 279 Bedford Ave.
Mrs. Lawrence Carlon.
Owen Evans, R.D., Cazenovia.
Mrs. Floyd Chedister.
Mrs. S. G. Sloan, R.D. 3.
Mrs. Pearl Gero.
B. H. Richmond, New Lebanon Center.
Mrs. Harrison B. Smith, Lake Grove.
Mrs. Florence Hartnev, 3561 DeKalb .A.ve.
John S. Dole, 716 W. 231st St., Zone 63.
A. P. Christiansen, 2830 LaSalle Ave.
Ethel Files, 200 E. 16th St.
Harry Webb, 9577 114th St., Richmond Hill.
Louis V. Moscato, 209 Underbill Ave.
Ethel Holmes, 9.502 Avenue K.
Mrs. Judith Kuilhany, 850 52nd St.
John L. Beinert, 27 Sterling St.
Cameron A. Reed, 1409 Abermarle Rd.
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NEW YORK (continued)
171. Ester A. Flinkman, 859 42nd St.
172. Mrs. George M. Dean, 1400 Schenectady Ave.
175. O. J. Turnquest, 550 Franklin Ave.
176. Moreton W. Aston, 953, E. 22nd St.
177. Donald M. Steffee, 512 Eighth Ave.
178. Henrv N. Edmonds. 873 E. Nineth St.
179. Miss R. V. Lindblad, 117-88th St.
180. Frank Kraft, 231 Park PI.
181. Mrs. Lettie Shepherd, 208 Riverdale Ave.
182. Marguerite Grotte, 533 E. 52nd St.
184. Henry W. Hodges, 194 Broadway.
185. M. G. Lulejian, 152 E. 34th St.
186. John W. Wingate, 15 E. 10th St.
187. Ella G. Sparrow, 287 Fourth Ave.
188. Mrs. Clara P. Hazel, 361 W. 121st St.
189. Grayson Frederick, 143 W. 142nd St.
191. Annie Wilson, 3224 104th St.
192. Richard Wiksell, 39-37 65th St., Woodside.
193. Alfred W. Barber, 35-33 172nd St.
194. William H. Lewis, 241 Ascan Ave.
195. James E. WiUiams, 107-12 New York Blvd.
196. Charles E. Worner, 175-17 145th Ave.
197. Mrs. Marion Ehrlich, 97-12 Sanders PI.
198. Werden B. Potter, 410 W. 24th St., New York,
10 N. Y.
199. Walter Schwarze, 111-08 207th St., Bellaire.
200. Harriet DeForest, 8786 116th St.
201. Kenneth Mesler, 7532 Kessel St., Forest Hills.
202. Louis R. Herzog, 122-09 Beach Channel Dr.
203. F. G. Hollender, 9206 89th Ave.
204. John W. E. Camden, 138-05 Redding St.,
Ozone Park.
205. Mrs. H. L. Siemon, 114 Guvon Ave.
206. Olav Nilsen, 136 Yetman Ave.
207. Edna Back, 255 Oakwood Ave., Staten Island 1.
209. Jed Alfred Hyde, 570 82nd St.
210. Mrs. Ralph E. Tarbell.
211. Mrs. Herman Taft.
212. Mrs. R. M. Frost.
213. Mrs. Harry Bossart, R.D. 1, Batavia.
215. Ella Neil.
216. Anna S. Gifford, 10-A Brown Ave.
218. Mrs. Mark Jenner, 45 Spring St.
219. Mrs. J Robert Bellows, 20 Waldron Ave.
220. Fred J. McVean, 625 New York Ave.
221. Pearl Stedman, R.D. 2, Chittenango.
222. Virginia Johns.
224. W. Sherman Silsby, R.D. 2, Gasport.
226. Mrs. A. D. Grannis, 141 Madison St.
228. Elizabeth Limebeck.
229. Mrs. Clayton D. Hitchcock, 163 E. SLxth St.
230. Olive N. Brown.
231. Lester M. Cooper, 14 Chenango St.
232. W. A. Pine, R.D. 2, Sauquoit.
233. Mrs. Warren Daniels.
235. Millard Smith, 70 Pine Neck Ave.
236. Fay Burrows, 19 Eraser St.
237. Mrs. Jennie McCrillis, Akron.
238. Lucy E. Silver, R.D., Perry.
240. Mrs. Cora M. Ash.
241. George Youngman.
243. Lena Traver, R.D. 2, New Berlin.
244. Grove B. Smith.
245. Mrs. Mabel Marsh, Brocton.
246. Mrs. Ray E. Gaylord.
247. Otis A. Allen, 120 Livingston St.
249. Mrs. Roy W. Hardie, 58 Port St.
250. Mrs. Margaret Becker.
252. Mrs. Pearl Ingerson, 11 New St.
253. Kenneth Kennedy.
254. Harry Crow.
255. Mrs. Marjorie B. Henrv, R.D. 2, Canandaigua.
257. W. W. MacFarland, 1119 Third St.
258. Ethel Lent
259. Mrs. Ruth B. Baker.
262. Mrs. Garfield Parnell.
263. Daniel R. Young, 235 Osborn Ave.
264. Harold J. Evans, Jr., 90 Sound Ave.
265. Lois Long, Huntington Hills.
266. Thelma Lampen, 1600 South Ave.
267. Alice M. Denny, 916 South Ave.
268. Earl G. Lawrence, 123 Montclair Dr.
269. Mrs. Robert W. Smith, 48 Presque St.
270. Frederick Ackley, 431 Raymond St.
271. Gerald Rider.
272. Mrs. Erwin M. Davis.
273. LeahHeadly.
274. Hattie M. Harter, R.D. 2, Watertown.
275. Mrs. Frank W. Don.
276. Dean S. Whipple, 640 Broad St.
278. James M. Hastings, Arcade Bldg.
279. Mrs. Gordon Keelev, 44 Partition St.
280. Irving B. Farrand, R.D.
281. Lois Brooks, 32 Overton Ave.
282. Martin H. Clapp, 149 Edgemont Rd.
283. Erna Visscher, 51 Snowden Ave.
284. Genevieve M. Leland.
285. Mrs. Alexander Wooden, Clinton Corners.
287. Bessie Wickes, 10 Daniels St.
288. Mrs. Homer N. Lathrop.
289. Mrs. Marguerite W. Conrath.
290. Wesley Matthews, 279 E. Seneca St.
291. Louis Albion, 4 Chestnut St.
292. Marion Edson.
294. C. Brooks Hersey, 227 Washington Highway.
295. Mrs. H. B. Willsie, East Berne.
296. Mrs. Laurence Gibson.
297. Fern A. Shepard.
298. Douglas Stanton, Greenville.
299. L. Wilson Trimmer.
300. Mrs. Albert Moat, 1 Maple Ter.
301. Mrs. Raymond F. Long.
303. John Gelhorn.
304. Grover Stoyell, R.D. 1, Locke.
305. Harold T. Pritchard, 312 Richfield Blvd.
306. George W. Knock, 315 W. Lafayette Ave.
307. George H. Cain, 240 Stafford Ave.
308. Harry Craner, 525 Stinard St.
309. Bertha VanAmber, 202 Oxford St.
310. Frank H. Eno, 301 Forest Hill Dr.
311. Mrs. Fred Wilbur, 646 Terry Rd., R.D. 3.
312. Ernest Post, R.D., Monsev.
313. Mrs. Clifford Boardman, 16 Treadway St.
314. Rev. Harry Serian, 97 Ninth St.
315. Mrs. John H. Stewart, 36 High view Ave.
318. Cyril Williams, 709 Charlotte St.
319. Robert E. Roberts, 1647 Holland Ave.
320. Mrs. M. L. DeGroodt, 112 Barton Ave.
321. Mrs. Lena Lindsley, R.D. 5, Fulton.
322. Mrs. Mildred W. Lewis.
323. Evelvn Rowley Meier.
324. H. C. McKenzie.
325. Mrs. Chester A. Lilley, 30 Marion Ave.,
Merrick.
326. Mrs. Kate Curtiss.
327. Owen Owens, Roberts Rd., Sauquoit.
328. WilUam D. Moran, 1709 State St.
329. Mrs. Esther Carlson, 806 Sixth St.
330. Mrs. Paul Drake, 327. N. Main St.
331. Mrs. Fred Olmstead, R.D. 2., Holcomb.
333. Gwilym Griffiths, R.D. 1, Groton.
335. Robert Darling, R.D. 2, Berkshire.
337. Roger Lewis, R.D., Cassville.
338. Mrs. James G. Steers, 60 McKinley Ave.
339. Mrs. Fred S. Hubbard, Briarview Manor Apts.
340. F. B. Marsh, 76 Davis Ave.
341. Mrs. Hoyt Mather, Whallansburg.
342. Mrs. Gordon Lawrence.
343. Milan Clark.
346. Dawson Burnett, R.D. 2.
347. W. W. Hirst.
348. Isabel Veale, 446 Johnson St.
349. Elizabeth DeShane, Box 223.
350. K. Bennington, Huron St.
351. Albert Reesor, R.R. 2., Markham.
352. William Reesor, R.R. 3.
353. W. E. MacLean, R.R. 3.
354. Cecil Wagg.
355. D. Hammond, 124 Concord Ave.
356. Margaret Ryan, 21 Ave. Rd. Apt. 36.
NORTH CAROLINA (Colored)
7. W. H. Taylor.
8. Mrs. Hattie Mills.
9. Mrs. Cortney Godette, 601 Cedar St.
10. W. A. Walden, R. 1.
11. Mrs. Cecelia Gaines, R. 1, Box 220.
12. Preston Covington, R. 5.
14. Mrs. Areta Garrison, Apple St., Box 10.
15. Charlie Howard.
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NORTH CAROLINA (Colored) (continued)
Ethel L. Miles, R. 2, Box 85.
Mrs. Lula M. Atkins, R. 1.
Carlton Atkins, R. 3, % F. A. Talley, Sanford.
Mrs. Julia W. Boulding, 600 S. McDowell St.
Mrs. Shelva Russell, 93 Cline St.
Mrs. Sarah Goodman, R. 2.
Mrs. Jessie Simmons, Box 33.
Mrs. Lillian McLain, 210 W. Enterprise St.
Lillian Jessup, Star Route.
Mrs. N. H. Reid.
Deacon Morrow.
Mrs. Ada Hayes, R. 1, Box 7.
Eva Everett, Box 281.
George Thompson, R. 2, Box 45.
Arthur Lee, Jr., 2209 E. Market St.
Mrs. Grace I. Hinnant, 1301 Sloan St.
W. M. Griffith.
T. R. Worth, R. 1, Box 90.
Mrs. Coromus Maness, R. 2.
Mrs. Vellie Thompson.
Mrs. Roberta Alston.
Mrs. Lucille Jone-s, 802 Park St.
William Saulter, 1404 Furlough St.
Duella Webb, R.D. 1.
Mrs. Polly Simons, 520 Pery Alley.
J. M. Pellom, R. 2, Box 324.
Mrs. Madge Fox, R. 1, Box 122.
J. W.White, R. 1, Box 30.
Mitchel Squires.
Harry W. Hicks.
Mrs. J. L. Shephard, R. 1.
Mrs. Annes Frvar, R. 1.
Sam Woods, R. 1, Haw River.
Mrs. Ibbie Fryar, R. 1, Box 7.
D. Pettway.
Mrs. Marjorie Thompson, R. 4, Box 35.
Mrs. E. B. Crutchfield, R. 5, Box 115, Sanford.
Mrs. Mary Henry.
G. W. Cousins, R. 4.
Minna Hall, R. 1, Box 90a.
Johnny Harris.
Mrs. Mary L. Womble.
Hortense Smith.
Mrs. H. B. Harris, % 1st Congl. Church.
Bertha Mayo, 610 E. South St.
F. L. Scott; R. 1.
Andrew Woodard, R. 3, Box 39.
Mrs. Lula Totten.
L. W. Horton, R. 1, Box 113.
Mrs. Alvenia Crutchfield, R.
Mrs. Annie Headen, R.D. 1.
Mrs. Essie Harper.
Mrs. Ella Mae Headen, Box 786.
Velva D. Green, R. 5, Box 5.
Mrs. Lula M. Edison, R. 3, Box 360.
Mrs. Ora Lassiter, Farmer.
Mrs. Daisy Cross, Farmer.
Mrs. Lula M. Smitherman.
Mrs. M. C. Ready, 620 Queen St.
Esther L. Wentz, 1218 E. 14th St.
NORTH DAKOTA
Jacob Krause.
Henry Henne.
B. J. Aisenbrey.
Mrs. Will Erickson.
Mrs. C. H. Morgan, Walcott.
A. C. Mogle.
Mrs. H. H. White.
E. K. Grant.
Alvin Kroh.
C. H. Nobes.
C. C. Russell.
Karl Haberstrot.
Mrs. Clara G. Overholser.
Vine D. Lord.
Jemima B. Burnham.
John Scheeren.
Mary Brown, R. 3, Devils Lake.
Mrs. S. B. Niles.
Mrs. O. C. Haug.
Mrs. Louise Dynes, 266 W. Fifth St.
Mrs. W. J. Dunwoodie.
Jackson Ripley, Emmet.
Ben (ioodbird.
Mrs. Ruth Smith.
Adolph Sperenger.
Jake Rivinius.
Dorothy E. Wylie, 1002 Front St., Apt. 1.
Mrs. D. S. McArthur, 115 Seventh Ave. N.
John V. Zuber.
Mrs. John Schoening.
Nina Argersinger.
Daniel Flaig.
John Presler.
Fred Brosz.
Mrs. R. A. Sterling.
Mrs. H. O. Stevens.
August Arlt.
Wilhelm Maier.
Andrew Telzer, Cole Harbor.
William Schatz.
Mrs. Ben Dittus.
John Voegele, Beulah.
Komrad Bauer.
Irma M. Walker, 518 Belmont Rd.
Mrs. J. Gensberg.
Arline Abbott.
Edwin Nutz.
Harold Heitman, Harvey
Maxine L. Chesley.
Mrs. Ernest Ross.
Fred Zuern, Jr.
Mrs. H. L. Statemeyer.
Peter Schatz.
W. H. Itvich.
Jacob Christmann.
Glen Emch.
A. C. Gifford, Kelso.
Mrs. Frank Sussex.
Mrs. Helen Tulp.
Mary E. Cusator, 720 Second Ave., N. E.
John Nitschke.
George Elhand.
Peter Billigmaier.
Emmanuel Sienert.
Richard Herman.
Mrs. Cora Kraemer.
Ingman Swinland.
Mrs. John Dulmage.
Mrs. L. E. Jennings.
Mrs. Fred Armstrong.
Mrs. A. W. Rice.
Gilbert L. Elken, Jr.
August Heupel.
Ludwig Schmidt.
Mrs. Harry Roberts.
John Gall, Jr.
Christ Kinzler, Kulm.
Mrs. E. W. Ryall.
Mrs. J. W. Bliss, 608 Lincoln Ave.
O. D. Herstein.
John Riegal.
Mrs. Charles Vadnie.
Jacob Bader.
Henry L. Haring.
Mrs. Edgar Meetson.
Mrs. Norman Halstenson.
Mrs. Milo S. Matthews.
Mrs. Mary McHattie, Box 216.
Mrs. L. H. Dethloff.
Anton Kolberg.
Mrs. E. P. Krogh.
Clarence S. Butler.
Mrs. Wyatt Walch.
W. A. Herstein.
Mrs. Emma McLeeds.
John Bunker.
Mrs. Charles Pierce.
Mrs. S. A. Collis.
Mrs. F. W. Smith.
Mrs. M. E. Roberts.
Mrs. B. F. Woodall.
Jacob Matthais.
Mrs. Fanny Lowery.
Berenice Albrecht.
Fred Braun.
Emil Schaefer, Washburn.
S. L. Mythaler.
Edith Larson, State School of Science.
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133. Mrs. Walter O. Burk, 821 N. Main.
134. H. C. Edgerton.
136. Henry Gall, Jr.
137. John Lemick.
OHIO
1. R. T. Harper, 21 Orchard Rd., Zone 3.
2. Mrs. J. C. Woodward, 605 W. Market St.,
Zone 3.
3. Mrs. Dorothy Deszell.'R. 9, Box 773.
4. Mrs. C. A. Alexander, S. Lake St.
5. P. T. Nelson, Gates St.
6. Jesse Werts, R.R.
8. Mrs. Ola Overturf.
11. Mrs. Martha A. Powell, 614 Prospect Rd.
12. Alice Burger, 1826 W. Fourth.
13. Mrs. R. C. Moneypenny.
14. Mrs. Lepha Wilson.
15. Mrs. Roy Wern.
16. Mrs. Mae Mooney.
17. Virginia Wilhams, Avon Center Rd.
19. Mrs. Abbey H. Sheppard, Ira.
20. Mrs. Treva Morris.
21. F. M. Webster, 233 Kilbourne St.
22. S. H. Dugan, 208 Eighth St.
23. Bessie Bradley, 169 E. Bridge St.
24. Alice Tucker.
25. Bessie M. Green, 25 W. Main St.
26. H. A. Nixon. R. 1.
28. A. R. Drake.
29. Mrs. Irena Hall.
30. Mrs. Beatrice Wright, 31 Miller Rd.
31. Clair Goss.
33. Mrs. Rowenna G. Mazey, R. 4, Masurv.
34. Henry L. Leimbach, R. 2.
35. Edwin Morgan.
36. Mrs. James Eisley.
38. Mrs. Helen H. Coats, Box 231.
39. Mrs. D. F. Kittle, 310 W. Main St.
41. Virgie O'Hara, R. 2, Eaton.
42. Mrs. Ruth Morris, 1915 Widmer Ct., N. E..
Zone 4.
43. Mrs. Emma Geuy.
44. Charles Pickett, R.D., Bellevue.
45. Herman M. Linton.
47. Mrs. Maud Chrisman.
48. Lewis J. Hissett, 155 S. Main St.
49. Mrs. Mildred Snyder, 213 S. Hambden St.
50. Mrs. Gertrude Clinesmith.
52. M. E. Merchant, 7 Sheldon Close, Zone 27.
53. M. Ethel Evans, 427 McGregor Ave., Zone 6.
55. Dorothy Bauer, 1028 Lockman Ave., Zone 5.
58. Mrs. Margaret Boes, Gessner Rd.
60. George H. Ketteringham, 2020 View Rd.,
Zone 9.
61. John Ross, 5207 Franklin Blvd.
62. D. Jean Starr, 5111 Fowler Ave., Zone 4.
63. Mrs. A. Chaloner, 4646 W. 11th St., Zone 9.
64. Mrs. Fred V. Davis, 1839 Grantham Rd.
65. Fern Wallis, 3248 W. 117th St.
66. Arthur Eastman, 926 Brunswick Rd., Cleve-
land Hts., Zone 12.
67. Mrs. George W. Scott, 4941 E. 86th St., Gar-
field Hts.
68. C. S. Ettenger, 154 E. 214th St., Euclid Zone
19.
69. Mrs. F. M. Weeks, 14600 Euclid Ave., E.
Cleveland, Zone 12.
70. Mrs. Robert P. Smith, 1834 W. 48th St.,
Zone 2.
71. Norma Hanslik, 682 E. 124th St.
72. Andrew M. Kxamer, 1532 Northland Ave.,
Lakewood.
73. C. D. Clark, 3254 W. 123rd, Zone 11.
74. Llewelyn Daniels, 4904 E. 96th St.
75. Edward C. Smith, 13850 Clifton Blvd.
76. Mrs. WilHam J. Benes, 13913 Svec Ave.
77. Blanche Johnson, 3494 Tullamore Rd.
78. Marguerite H. Grimm, 1015 E. 76th St., Zone
3.
79. Mrs. George Taylor, 1044 E. 174th St.
80. Mrs. Carl G. Klaiss, 3500 E. 151^t St.
81. Mrs. Thomas Russell. 2592 W. 14th St.,
Zone 13.
82. Mrs. Frank C. Wrede, 3123 Warrington Rd.
Zone 20.
83. Harry Forsberg, 14408 Shaw Ave. E. Cleve-
land, Zone 12.
84. Mrs. J. B. MacMaster, 3567 Antisdale Ave.
Zone 18.
85. T. L. Jenkins, 16212 Ernadale Ave. Zone 11.
86. Mrs. Helen M. Koehler, 3245 E. 118th St.
Zone 20.
89. William C. Randall, 50 W. Broad St.
90. Daisy A. Richev. 1495H E. Main St.
91. Mrs. E. B. Graham, 325 Crestview Rd.
92. Alice D. McKee, 2948 Neil Ave.
93. Mrs. C. W. Mummert, 978 S. High St.
94. Amos L. Goodwin, 404 S. Broadway.
95. Edna Morris.
96. Mrs. E. R. Trim, 223 Wrights Ave.
98. Mrs. William G. Cook.
101. Mrs. Bessie Young.
102. Mrs. Margie Cromer, 407 E. Walnut St.
103. Carl L. Beal, Silver Lake.
104. Mrs. LawTence E. Swabb, 125 Edgar Ave..
Zone 10.
106. Mrs. Pearl Swartz, R. 2. Tipp. Citv.
107. MaryTippie, 43 Devonshire Ave.
108. Mrs. Paul Lockmyer, 2608 N. Main St.
109. Margaret E. Whitacre, 30 Cedarlawn Dr.,
Zone 5.
110. J. B. Hornish.
113. Mrs. Eugene Hickin. 2503 Dover Rd.
114. H. O. Whitaker.
115. Mrs. Harriette Johnson.
118. R. V. Locke, 405 N. Barron St.
119. Mrs. Mabel F. Ellis, 329 Cambridge St.
120. A. W. Scrivens, 356 Concord Ave.
121. Mrs. Ruth T. Winchell, 436 Cleveland St.
122. Mrs. Thelma King, R. 1, Springfield.
124. Mrs. Earl Lynham, 324 Chestnut St.
125. Gertrude Dennis.
126. Austin Carpenter.
133. Cecil Candy.
134. Mrs. Charles Humm.
135. Audrey L. Schlamb.
136. Mrs. Victoria Doty, 728 Tiballs St.
137. Mrs. John Herman.
138. Mrs. Walter Bowmaji, R. 1, Ravenna.
139. Myrta J. Tvler.
140. Carra F. Goodrich, 39 N. Eagle St.
141. Dorothy Wadsworth, R. 2.
142. Mrs. Alberta Wilhams.
144. Mrs. Charles Baker.
145. Mrs. Fred Koehler, 26 Burnham St. Cin-
cinnati, Zone 18.
146. Ralph B. Clark, 700 E. Third St.
147. Henry Keller, R. 1.
149. Mrs. George Carver.
152. Mrs. Frances Haugh.
154. Nina Young.
156. Reba Stevens.
157. W. O. Jenkins.
158. Arthur A. Faler.
159. Harlan N. Wood.
160. Glenn R. Beardsley.
162. Mrs. L. H. Holhnshead.
163. Ross Milner, E. Walnut St.
165. M. B. Spelman, 501 W. Main.
166. Mrs. Edna Upham.
167. Mrs. Hazel Hefner.
169. Mrs. Lora WilUamson, R. 3, Troy.
171. Ora Wolf, R. 2.
172. Mrs. Theodore Welch.
175. E. G. Hall, R. 2.
176. Norris K. Leach.
177. Eva E. Mossman.
178. Mrs. Vey I. Hart.
179. Mrs. Bessie Hawkins.
180. Harold Harrington.
182. Rhea E. Eddy, 445 Ninth St.
183. Mrs. Elmer Wray, R. 1.
184. Hoyt Leiter.
185. Mrs. Vernon Staver, R. 1, West Milton,
186. Bessie M. Houle.
188. Carl C. Lawson, 265 E. Main.
189. Mrs. Russell Cline, 427 Glessner Ave.
190. Lucille Bover, 520 Grant St,
191. Ervin Mutacli,
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OHIO (continued)
192. Lillian G. Gantz, P.O. Box 202.
194. Mrs. William E. Stacy.
196. Mrs. Mildred W. Hall.
197. Bertha Hall, 211 Meigs St.
199. D. W. Morey, 246 W. Sixth St.
200. Pearl Rosser.
201. D. O. Babcock, Washington Apt.
204. Mrs. George Drake, 29 N. Main St.
206. Mrs. Blanche Meridith.
207. Mrs. Hazel Kuhns.
208. Mrs. H. E. Honaker.
210. Violet Moran.
211. Mrs. Charles Dennis, R.R.
212. Mrs. John Geiger, 404 E. Vine St.
213. Mrs. Gertrude Mills, R. 2.
214. J. M. Sanner.
218. Herman Smith, Quincy
219. Even D. Rees, Gallipolis.
220. Mrs. Greely H. Baker, 667 Linnville Rd.
221. John Moore, Conover.
222. Ruth Goodman.
224. Mrs. Blanche Sanders, Box 154.
226. Mrs. Nellie Radcliffe, Box 192.
227. Mrs. Julia Conn.
228. Vera Wilbur, R. 1, Elyria.
229. Edith Wolfe.
230. Mayme C. Parry.
231. Evelyn V. Latham. 105 Elm St.
232. Alva E. Shafer, Polkadotte.
234. Gilbert Hall, River St.
235. Ethel Clutter.
237. Mrs. M. J. Henricle, 26 Orchard Grove.
238. Mrs. Viola Taylor, 223 Morse Ave.
239. Mrs. W. W. Moore.
240. Mrs. Lawrence Betts.
241. Anita Ortman.
242. Mrs. Robert E. Adlard, 509 Scott St.
244. Mrs. Ray Woodbury, R. 1.
245. Irene W. Jones, R. 1, S. Vienna.
251. Mrs. Anna Little, R. 1, Moscow.
253. George L. Pugh.
254. John Floyd, 548 Day St.
255. Mrs. H. C. Dean, R. 2.
256. Mrs. Eunice Ellis, R.D., Peninsula.
257. Mrs. Hewitt Fredebaugh, Lake Shore Blvd.
259. Gladys Barker, R. 1.
260. Mary T. Barker.
261. John S. Parsons, R. 2, New Milford.
262. Georgia Sackett.
263. E. W. Crabbe, R. 3. Box 37, Georgetown.
264. Lucille Libhart, 218 E. Washington St.
265. Mrs. Rose Michel, Depot Rd.
266. Edith Morris, R. 4, Box 107, Hamilton.
267. Ben R. Evans, 1026 First Ave., Gallipolis.
270. Mrs. William Roberts.
271. Mrs. Lucy W. Simpson.
272. Mrs. Flora Elliott, R.D.
273. Mary Mitch.
274. Mrs. F. W. Swanev, 502 S. Broadway.
275. Frank Lawson Walsh, 127 W. Cecil St.
276. Mrs. Lois M. Hupman, 3 Oakland Court.
278. Ethel Hardy, 303 Summit Ave.
279. Ernest J. Fish, Pearl Rd., Box 133.
280. Francis E. p:iliott.
282. Mrs. May Taylor.
283. Ralph J. Oechsler, 6604 Maplewood.
284. S. S. Rothrock, 2949 Overlook Rd., R. 2,
Cuyahoga Falls.
285. Bruce Bacon, 2418 Scottwood Ave., Zone 10.
286. Mrs. Florence C. MUey, 1315 Harvard Blvd.
287. Ray Livingston, 4205 Eastway.
288. Anna Miller, 2331 Pemberton Dr.
289. Walter Black, 2826 123rd St., Zone 11.
290. June Klaiber, 209 Raymer Blvd., Zone 5.
291. S. E. Eichman, 2002 Parkdale Ave.
292. H. R. Fisher, 236 S. Franklin St., Richwood.
293. Asa M. Strader.
294. Kenneth Bvrum, 1021 S. Walnut St.
295. Mrs. Lela McDivitt, R. 2, Garrettsville.
296. Myrtle Silver, R. 1.
297. Lois D. Rose.
300. Mrs. Wm. G. Packer, R. 1, Georgetown.
302. Ruth Rosencrans.
303. Thomas G. Williams, 419 W. Huron St.
304. Helen Kelch, R. 2.
305. May Bacon.
306. Mrs. Mary Richey.
307. M. P. Haggard.
308. Jay C. Burr, 422 Cherry.
310. Mrs. Grace E. Jones, R. 2, Ravenna.
311. Leonora A. Fobes.
312. Alice A. Andrus.
313. Mrs. L. W. Allen.
314. Mrs. Florence Goodwin, Midland.
315. John Wick, R. 2, Bradford.
316. Mrs. Herbert Defwiler.
317. Marcel Ammerman.
318. Mrs. Sarah E. Wirt, R. 1, Fostoria.
319. Helen Gordon, 234 N. Main St.
321. M. W. Swank, R. 3, Troy.
322. Mrs. Joseph Taylor, R.D., N. Benton.
323. Mrs. Grier Davidson.
324. Mary Forman Fishel, 834 E. 337th St.
326. Mrs. C. S. Curtiss.
327. Mrs. Roena Thomas, R. 4, Greenville.
328. Douglas Morgan, 83708 Helena Ave.
329. Arthur Morgan, 7045 Union Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
330. Mrs. Earl Beckett, 135 Hamline Ave.
331. Mrs. Martha Levitt, 1116 Columbia St.
332. Mary Fish, Waterford.
333. Mrs. Lora Mills.
334. Mrs. Arleen McLallan.
336. Mrs. Kenneth K. Loemker, 1607 Fifth Ave.,
Zone 3.
OKLAHOMA (White)
2. Guy Gigoux, R. 2.
3. John Beck, Indiahoma.
5. Mrs. C. M. Jenkins.
7. Mrs. Oleeva Dittner.
8. Carl Bengtson.
9. David Winter.
12. L. R. Major, R. 4.
14. Mrs. Chas. E. Trindle, R. 4.
15. C. S. Watkins, 1108 B Ave.
16. Conrad Stoll.
17. Ruby Black.
18. Mrs. Ellen Dow.
19. Mrs. L. C. Pierce, 1135 N. W. 12th, Zone 6.
20. H. H. Schoenhals.
22. Mrs. R. M. Swain, 529 W. Canadian.
23. Mrs. Russell Seaman, 315 W. Broadway.
24. Mrs. Wayne Mallorv, 716 N. Bradley.
25. Henry H. Kissler, R". 4.
26. Mrs. Pearl Kinsley.
27. D. G. Axtell.
OREGON
1. Mrs. John Barker, 578 Iowa St.
2. Richard Simonson, 169 W. Franklin Ave.
3. Mrs. Anita Steiner.
4. Hugh Parry, R. 3, Box 127, Oregon City.
5. Mrs. Herbert Mason.
6. Mrs. Glenn Yergen, R. 2, Aurora.
7. Charles Jenne, R 2, Beaverton.
8. Mrs. Metha R. Anderson.
9. Mrs. Negra De Laney.
10. Mrs. T. J. Starker, 3800 Oak Creek Rd.
U. Mrs. Carrie E. Tyler, R. 2, Box 161.
12. Charles M. Rector.
13. Mrs. C. A. E. Whitton, 490 13th Ave. E.
14. Mrs. Carl L. Fletcher, Fifth Ave. S. E.
15. Mrs. Mary E. Blackler.
16. Mrs. Ellen Hatch, Box 23.
17. Blanche Bridle, 417 W. Main St.
18. L. E. Bamford, R. 1, Forest Grove.
19. Mrs. George Wuest, 403 Sherman St.
20. Mrs. Louis Miller, Box 303.
21. Mrs. Orval Bowers, R. 2, Freewater.
22. Mrs. E. M. Baker.
23. Mrs. Winifred Jones
24. Albert F. Joens, 346 Division St.
25. Mrs. A. M. Edwards.
26. Edna Willig.
27. A. C. Howland, 620 Main St.
28. Mrs. Edvthe Hevser, Box 502.
29. Gertrude Herzog, 8843 S. E. 32nd St., Mil-
waukee 2.
30. Helen Green, 2805 S. E. Harrison St., Zone 15.
31. Mrs. Alfred V. Johnson, R. 1, Box 2935.
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32. Mrs. Jean Vrem, 4704 N. E. 106th, Zone 13.
33. Mrs. Frank McNurlen, 4120 N. Missouri Ave.,
Zone 11.
34. Charles E. Sites, 5203 S. E. 39th, Zone 2.
35. Mrs. Roland H. Hewett, 5260 N. Depauw St.,
Zone 3.
36. Violet Hyde, 3003 S. E. 29th .\ve.. Zone 2.
37. Philip Hahn, 3878 N. E. Rodney Ave., Zone 12.
38. Albert Liebelt, R. 5, Box 868, Vancouver,
Wash.
39. George Philip Sittner, 4515 N. E. Grand Ave.,
Zone 11.
40. John Schnell, 1942 N. E. Crane, Zone 11.
41. Otto Nasi, 4224 N. Michigan, Zone 11.
42. Mrs. H. F. Richardson, 144 N. Sixth St.
43. Mrs. D. H. Upjohn, 964 S. Liberty St.
44. Mrs. H. L. Braden, 1710 Court St.
45. Mabel Kilworth.
46. Nolan R. Yoder, R. 1, Box 104, Hubbard.
47. Glenn Howell, 1000 E. 13th St.
PENNSYLVANIA
1. Mrs. Rintha M. Whiteside.
2. Edward Clingerman.
3. Henry W. May, Crystal Springs.
4. Mrs. William Perdew.
5. Anna Davis, 38 Tamaqua.
7. Alice Hochuli, 3000 Fourth Ave.
8. Joseph W. Mellott.
9. Mrs. Enza Williams.
11. Mrs. George Hankovsky, 2223 Delaware Ave.,
Swissvale, Pittsburgh, Zone 18.
12. Mrs. C. T. Bequeath.
13. Grace A. Price, Mechanicsville.
14. John Poprosky, 1519 Schrader Ave., Mones-
15. Mrs. Leota B. O'Neal. R.D. 2.
16. G. F. Smith.
17. D. C. Robinson, R.D. 3, Everett.
19. Mrs. John Pascoe, Moser Ave.
21. Leslie Dodd.
23. John Matanin, 814 Catherine.
24. B. F. Jervis, 103 E. Crawford St.
25. Mrs. G. O. Roberts, R.D. 1, Portage.
26. WilUam S. Nicholson, 98 Sharpe St., Kingston.
27. Benjamin J. Davis, 169 Jackson St.
28. Laura Pfaub, Butler St.
30. Mrs. H. Floyd Steekman, R.D. 3.
31. J. Frank Hershberger, R.D. 3.
32. S. Herman Morse, R.D. 1, Breezewood.
33. George J. Vermeire, 278 Shenango Blvd.
34. Mrs. Cyril Hepler, R.D. 4, Ashland.
35. Mrs. Ralph M. Anderson, 364 Fairfax Rd.
Drexel Hill.
36. Ruth E. Rinehart, R.D. 1, Conshohocken.
37. J. Paul Jones.
38. F. D. Wilmarth.
39. Mrs. E. N. Akers, Sipes Mills.
40. Daniel T. Jones, 209 Stonvcreek St.
41. A. W. Lupfer, 500 Biddle St.
*43. Robert W. Jones, 245 E. Patterson St.
44. Mrs. George W. Canfield, Stevenville.
45. Jennie Pross, 60 N. Fourth St.
46. Joseph Davies, 431 E. Pine St.
47. J. A. White, 1405 Beaver Ave.
48. Mrs. Edith Goetz, 937 Fawcett Ave.
49. Mrs. Joseph Novotniak, 600 Reynolds Ave.
50. Mrs. Arthur Thomas, Alden Ext.
51. Madeline Reed.
52. Jennie Jones, 103 S. Fourth St.
53. Howard Rudisill, 34 N. Maple St.
54. Emilv Nash, 324 E. Green St.
56. Harry Howland, R.D. 1, Rome.
57. Melvina J. Davies, 420 Electric St.
59. David T. Lewis, 417 Susquehanna Ave.
60. H. Keverian, 1701 N. Robinson, Zone 31.
61. Mrs. Eleanor Saunders, 5851 Angora Terrace,
Zone 43.
62. Sinclair T. Roberts, 4916 Cottage St., Zone 24.
63. Agnes Geddes, 77 E. Seymour St. Zone 44.
64. Mrs. Margaretta M. Crawford, 3367 Emerald
St.
65. C. L. Cushmore, Sr., 541 Arbutus St., Zone 19.
66. Elmer Entenmann, 1454 E. Columbia Ave.,
Zone 25.
68. E. M. Llovd, 960 Norwich Ave., Zone 26.
69. Freda W. Neugebauer, 132 Stanton Ct., W.
Zone 1.
70. Fred Oehling, 1306 Arlington Ave., Zone 10.
71. Herbert F. Gramm, 150 Olympia St., Zone 11.
72. Bernhard F. Munk, 304 Glaser Ave., Bellevue,
Zone 2.
73. Hans F. Grosskreuz, 22 Norton St., Zone 11.
74. Mrs. Clara Lorey, 2330 Sidney St., Zone 3.
75. Mrs. John Kocerha, 801 Woods Run Ave.,
Zone 12.
76. George S. Treusch, 620 Smithfield St., Zone 22.
77. A. G. Niklaus, 1908 Rockledge St., Zone 12.
78. Florence Swanson, 8015 Susquehanna St.,
Wilkinsburg, Pa.
79. John A. Raum, 32 Bucyrus St., Zone 20.
81. C. C. Bierly, 613 Fourth St.
82. WilUams Lewis, 234 Cameron St.
83. Rees Close, 61 Academy St.
84. Elmer Jones, 69 E. Shawnee Ave.
85. Mrs. Newell G. Corbin, R.D. 1.
87. Evan J. Lewis, 2008 Wavne Ave.
88. Gladys Cule, 1318 Division St.
89. Jennie Daniels, 1117 Division St.
90. Olwen Abel, 229 Ferdinand St.
91. Harry J. Rees, 1531 Luzerne St.
92. Ruth R. Eagan, 11 N. Grant St.
93. Mrs. W. A. Maitland, 830 Prindle Ave.
94. Mrs. Walter MilHchap, 133 N. Ferguson St.
95. Robert Edwards, 132 Fifth St.
96. Lon E. Phelps.
97. John D. Williams, R.D. 3.
98. Mrs. Mildred Brundage.
99. Mrs. Earl Davis, R.D. 2, Corry.
100. Lewis Rehner, 1704 Lowell St., Natrona Hghts.
101. Mrs. E. T. Daniels, 117 E. Atherton St.
104. Mrs.MaxineB. Peck, R.D. 1.
105. Alice C. Swanson, 623 Fourth Ave.
106. Mrs.H.J.Whitaker, R.D.3.
107. Violet Rodda, 69 Rutter St.
110. Dan Davies, Jr., 19 Maffett St., Plains.
111. William J. Mann, 77 Spruce St.
112. Maurice C. Schaller, 530 N. Washington St.
114. Mrs. Elsie G. Hopengardner, R.D. 1.
115. A. B. Gordon.
PUERTO RICO
2. Mrs. Julia H. Robles, Bo. Quebrda Seca.
5. Petra Martinez, Box 144.
6. Mrs. Emilia Robles, Bo. Las Cabozas.
7. Venturo Robles, Box 335.
8. Caridad Hernandez.
10. Juan Ares.
13. Ana Victoria Ramos.
14. Benancio Medina, Bo. Daguao, Ceiba.
19. Luis Diaz.
21. Juan Vega, Verada Estrecha 3.
22. Jacobina de Leon.
RHODE ISLAND
1. Robert M. Brown, 60 Alfred Drowne Rd.,
W. Barrington.
2. Robert A. McCaughey, 864 Hope St.
3. WilUam O. Holden, 46 Gooding St., Paw-
tucket.
4. Robert E. Steere, Box 145.
5. Minnie F. Cole, Cole Ave.
6. WilUam N. Gorrie, 1212 Pontiac Ave.
7. Mrs. Aima C. Carson, 78 Strathmore Rd.,
Edgewood.
8. A. H. Weeden, 135 Uxbridge St.
9. E. Gertrude Ross, 32 Arcade Ave., R.D. 4,
Attleboro, Mass.
10. Milton P. Blackwell, 50 Dartmouth Ave.,
Riverside.
11. Lelia L. Myra, 60 Grosvenor Ave.
12. Jessie R. Kent, Wampanoag Trail.
13. A. E. Stene, Box 25.
14. ]\Irs. Grace B. Almy.
15. Mrs. Mildred Farrell, Greene.
16. Florence McPherson, 702 Thames St.
17. Mrs. Lena C. Brogden, 40M Edgar Court.
18. Clarence E. Conkev, 72 .Armistice Blvd.
19. Mrs. Norman D. Kelley, 42 Carter Ave.
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20. Mrs. Howard E. Krieger, 103 Owen Ave.
21. Ernest Matthews, 53 Makin St.
22. John R. Carpenter, 9 Indian Run Rd.
23. Leonard P. Philbrick, 82 Hazard Ave.
24. Mrs. Ernest A. Chase, 90 Stanwood St.
25. Francis L. Moses, 210 Waterman Ave., E.
Providence.
26. Russell P. Jones, 89 Cole Ave.
27. David Davidson, 57 Whitmarsh St.
28. Haig Avedisian, 70 Althea St.
29. Mrs. Robert C. Cooper, R.D. Box 114, Greene.
30. C. E. Medde, 25 Kilburn Ave.
31. Hemingway Hamlin, N. Main St.
32. Mrs. Henry C. Durfee, Seapowet Ave.
33. Hazel Manchester, King Rd.
34. Frank D. Krebs, 108 Beach St.
35. Mrs. J. Douglas Rae, 25 Beach St.
36. Edna B. Hawkinson, 25 Arnold St.
37. Mrs. Guy R. Fish, 74 Vose St.
SOUTH DAKOTA
1. Mrs. Maude E. Fites, 1416 S. Lincoln.
2. Mrs. Fred Burton.
3. Mrs. Hazel Brekke.
4. Mrs. D. C. Hammitt.
5. Fred Ritter.
6. Wilham Brosz.
7. Mrs. M. M. Kern.
8. Mrs. L. M. Stelzer.
9. Mrs. Robert A. Prindle.
10. Mrs. R. S. Riddle.
11. Mrs. C. C. Shattuck.
14. E. R. DeRemer.
15. H. C. Gross.
16. Mrs. Florence Styles.
18. Mrs. Marion Guse.
19. Mrs. Margaret Whitney.
20. Alex Little Eagle.
21. F. O. Palmer.
22. George Krieger, Gregory.
25. Mrs. N. W. Meyer.
26. Mrs. Joel Smith.
27. W. E. Andresen.
29. William Blue Arm.
30. Mrs. R. W. Kelner.
31. Mrs. Alice L. Woolworth.
37. Mrs. Glen Coe.
38. Esther Mallery.
39. WillApland.
40. Mrs. Lorna Vance.
41. Louise Red Bear.
42. Mrs. Harrison Bailey.
44. Abe White Dog.
45. Mrs. N. M. Barker.
46. Mrs. Joe Sheaman, Spencer, Wyo.
47. J. Fauss Webber.
48. Mrs. Chet Bell.
49. Mrs. Charles E. Foster.
50. Albert Berrith.
51. Julius Wittmayer.
52. Cahs Woerpel.
53. R. M. Whitney.
54. Frank A. Fillbach.
55. Mrs. Lela Trusty.
56. Mrs. L. A. Kern.
57. Mrs. Robert Barkley
58. Edward Schoppert.
59. Mrs. Cv C. Swartout.
60. Henry Dupper.
64. Henry Korb.
66. Mrs. Henry Bale.
67. Philip La Claire.
69. Donald Sunding.
72. Jacob Rieb.
73. Otto Mayer.
74. H. O. Winburn.
75. James High Hawk.
76. Virgil Ferris.
77. Mrs. Frank Getzen.
78. Mrs. W. H. Thrall.
79. Mrs. Alice D. Roberts.
80. Mrs. Magnus Locken.
81. Herman Korb.
82. Fred Biel, Sr.
100.
101.
102.
103.
104.
106.
107.
108.
109.
110.
111.
112.
115.
117.
118.
119.
120.
123.
124.
125.
127.
128.
130.
131.
132.
134.
136.
137.
138.
139.
140.
141.
142.
143.
144.
145.
150.
152.
153.
154.
155.
156.
159.
160.
161.
164.
165.
166.
167.
168.
169.
171.
173.
175.
176.
177.
178.
179.
180.
181.
182.
183.
185.
186.
Christ C. Vogele.
Mrs. K. D. Cory.
T. F. Biel.
Mrs. A. I. Johnson.
Mary Rivers.
Mrs. Hilda J. Swanson.
Dennis Dog Eagle.
Ada Frazier.
Mrs. James Mikkelson.
Emil Gall.
Mrs. A. B. Lorimor.
Elias Spotted Horse.
Mrs. Ethel Ankle.
Mrs. F. T. Phinney.
"■ ist C. Voge"
. K. D. Co
Otto Schneider.
Mrs. Frank Boerger.
Mrs. Minnie Hendrickson.
Mrs. R. F. Dearborn.
Mrs. Fred Wilcox.
Mrs. J. B. Reese.
Mrs. Claude A. Preston.
Jacob Ritter.
Rev. E. W. Altvater.
Mrs. John Borin.
Mrs. Hans Sorensen.
Irene Koepnick.
J. J. Tiede.
Paul Mogck, Olivet.
Robert Freier, Delmont.
Gottfried Tiede.
Alfred Sharpfish.
Marvel Adams, 110 West Oak St.
W. N. Graham, 910 St. Charles St.
Mrs. Beatrice ShrefHer.
E. E. Junek.
Adam Eagle Staff.
Mary Knife.
Mrs. Carrie Meehan.
John Schlichenmayer.
John Weber.
Christ Pfaff.
John Schanzenbach.
Chloe Johnson, 721 N. Indiana Ave.
Mrs. Laura Orris.
Ida D. Henton.
Mrs. Olive Jones.
Mrs. Alex Wood, Tyndall.
Mrs. Jennie Dahlenburg.
Mrs. Mary Jacobs.
Mrs. Al DeFries.
Reuben B. Isaak.
Herbert Isaak.
John Schlechter.
Mrs. Elsie Miller, Strandburg.
Mrs. Lloyd Bovee.
Annabelle S. Roberts.
C. M. Jackson.
Mrs. Mary E. Babb.
Hazel Hegarty, 302 N. Maple St.
David Ackerman.
Mrs. Ethyle Anderson.
William Tupper.
Mrs. Dayton Burchfield.
Edward Schimke.
Mrs. Gould B. Lange.
Mrs. A. B. Fleeger.
Mrs. Cora A. Moore.
John McLean.
Hester Bradshaw.
Helen E. Miner, 613 Douglas St.
Rueben Koehler, 1100 Walnut St
Cecil Thomas.
Mrs. Helen Wise Spirit.
Philip Swift Bird.
Thomas Kidder.
David Frazier.
Charlie LaPlante.
SOUTHERN CONVENTION
1. Mrs. E. H. Adams, Clayton.
2. H. L. Wall, Elams.
3. Herbert Langston, R. 2, Clayton.
4. S. W. Holleman, Holly Springs.
5. Robert Moore, R. 3, Littleton.
6. A. W. Watkins, R. 3, Zebulon.
7. T. C. Brickman, R.D., Raleigh.
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Mrs. Annie N. Ferrell.
A. M. Cotten, Merry Oaks.
E. M. Blanchard, Fuquay Springs.
W. H. Duncan.
Mrs. Louise C. Long, R. 3, Chapel Hill.
Mrs. Juanita Warren, R. 1, Cary.
Margaret Edwards, R. 4, Henderson.
Meona Davis, R. 1, Youngsville.
Mrs. Joseph Tussey, Garner.
C. D. Newman.
Mrs. J. L. Johnson.
Mrs. R. P. Stevens, R. 2, Sanford.
Mrs. Junie Gunter, Garner.
Margaret Alston, R. 1, Henderson.
Mrs. Mack Dixon, R. 3, Apex.
Lillie Fowler.
Mrs. J. W. Lett, R. 2, Jonesboro.
Mrs. W. L. HiUiard, Gary.
J. L. Read, Norlina.
Mrs. R. L. Pearce, R. 1, Franklinton.
Mrs. R. R. Gupton, R. 2, Louisburg.
Mamie Mumford, Garner.
Lola Jones, R. 2, New Hill.
John Chamblee, R. 1, Louisburg.
Leroy Snipes.
J. W. Hudson, R. 1, Youngsville.
Mrs. Howard Pittard, R. 3, Durham.
Mrs. J. P. Stephenson, R. 4, Raleigh.
D. O. Neighbors, Benson.
Elizabeth B. Long, R. 1, Lillington.
B. G. Parton, R. 3, Raleigh.
Ethel Holmes, Franklinton.
S. G. Lehmon, 123 Brooks Ave.
Stella Stout, 516 Mclver St.
Jack W. Campbell, R. 2, Jonesboro.
Davis S. Packard.
Mrs. R. L. Ross, R. 5, Sanford.
H. W. Johnson, Fuquay Springs.
Mrs. George M. Williams, R. 3, Raleigh.
W. G. Scarborough.
Mrs. W. E. Garrison, Windsor.
P. B. Barrett, Sedley.
Mrs. Herbert Harrell, Driver.
Mrs. Lola Eason, R. 3, Norfolk.
J. W. Folk, R. 3, Suffolk.
John C. Tomko, Disputanta.
E. W. Carroll, Wakefield.
J. C. Morris, Disputanta.
Mrs. G. C. Mann.
J. E. Corbitt, Sunbury, N. C.
W. S. Barrett.
W. C. Moore, 306 N. Bradford St., Dover, Del.
J. H. LiUey.
L. B. Norfleet.
Mrs. E. Ij. Rawles.
Emmett G. HarreU, Holland.
Mrs. G. A. Robertson, 207 N. 15th Ave.
Mrs. W. E. Wills.
Mrs. S. J. Bryant.
Mrs. B. F. Hancock, Sedley.
E. B. Rawles, Box 398, Suffolk.
Mrs. F. H. Johnson, Zuni.
Mrs. O. W. Crittenden, Crittenden.
O. V. Cockes, Elberon.
Mrs. R. E. Pulley, 311 Pennsylvania Ave.,
Hampton
Mrs. B. C. Haskett, 2533 Chesapeake Ave.,
Zone 3.
Russell S. Marshall, 38th and Granby Sts.
J. A. Hall, 1409 Colon Ave.
Mrs. W. B. Bowden, 3200 Shore Dr., Zone 3.
W. W. Starnes, 6818 Franby St.
Waverly K. Parker, R. 1, Sunbury.
Mrs. J. RoUie Gayle, Carrollton.
J. A. Branch, 117 Franklin Ave.
E. M. Story, 421 King St.
W. F. LawTence, 1724 Matthews Ter.
Ruth Burgess, 3220 Flovd Ave.
Mrs. A. P. Cofield, 1200 Rosemont Ave.
C. E. Hollowell, 1231 Chesapeake Ave.
Mrs. E. B. Richardson, Waverly.
J. D. McClenny.
R. H. Joyner, Sr., R. 2, Franklin.
R. T. Brittle, Dendrun.
Wallace F. Brinkley, R.D., Waverly.
R. D. West.
Mrs. E. R. Lane.
Mrs. R. E. Apple, R. 1, Whitsett, N. C.
Phelena A. Dickey, 132 Spears Ave.
Mrs. H. C. Murray.
Mrs. W. S. Franks, R. 1, Eton College, N. C.
Mrs. Ida P. Murray, R. 3, Mebane, N. C.
Clyde Iseley, R. 4, Burlington, N. C.
E. N. Pearce, Box 916.
Edith Dickens, R. 3, Burlington, N. C.
J. T. AUred, R. 4, Burlington, N. C.
Mrs. W. V. Crawford, 1471 Myrtle Ave.
A. T. Crutchfield, 622 Club Blvd.
Mrs. W. J. Utt, Fancy Gap, Va.
Nannie D. Reitzel, Elon College.
Opal Isley.
Mrs. EUa A. Holt, 403 N. Main St.
R. G. Moffitt, 813 Vance St.
A. H. Hinshaw, 2215 Vine St.
Clarice Gunn, R. 3, Reidsville, N. C.
Mrs. Fannie Byrd, Box 123. .
Kent Rice, Nelson, Va.
L. V. Smith, R. 1, McLeansville, N. C.
Carleen Faucette, R. 3, Burlington, N. C.
Mary Ellen Madison, R. 4, Reidsville, N. C.
Mrs. P. W. Farthing.
Mrs. Elsie Morris.
Mrs. Ralph McCollum. R. 2, Reidsville, N. C.
T. J. Earp, Milton, N.C.
Mrs. Elsie Bray, Nathalie, Va.
W. J. Fon\-ille, R. 5, Burlington, N. C.
Edwin J. Hopkins, 1519 Chnton Ave.
Mrs. J. W. Kernodle, Brown Summit, N. C.
Ethel Friddle, Stokesdale, N. C.
Zeb H. Lynch, Box 231. Elon College, N. C.
Carrie A. Sharpe, Summerfield, N. C.
Mrs. T. S. Scott.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sipe, News Ferry, Va.
Edna Glenn Huffine, Guilford College, N. C.
Mrs. C. W. Geringer, 36 Montgomery St.
Clarence Edwards, Fancy Gap, Va.
Selma Marshall, R. 2, Walnut Cove, N. C.
Ethel Mae Barber, R. 2, Elon College, N. C.
Frances Hudson, R.D.
Mrs. Josephine Graham Turner, R. 3, Burling-
ton, N. C.
R. A. Dunkley, Virgilina, Va.
Lewis E. Correll, 2429 Maplewood Ave.
E. A. Showalter, R. 4, Harrisonburg, Va.
Mrs. Carroll Monger, R. 2, Elkton, Va.
Ella Pickering, R. 1, Broadway, \'a,.
Mrs. Joe M. Tibbens.
Mrs. Russell Smith, Timberville, Va.
W. B. Burke, Seven Fountains, \a.
Susie Duncan, Star Route, Edinburg, Va.
R. O. Rothgeb, R. 3, Luray, Va.
Mrs. Arnold Hosaflook, R. 2, Harrisonburg,
Va.
Charlotte Hillyard, Broadway, Va.
Mrs. Allene Kite, Shenandoah, Va.
Thelma Morris, Dyke, Va.
Ethel Lam, R. 2, Elkton, Va.
H. E. Liskey, R. 3, Harrisonburg, Va.
C. W. Louderback, R. 1, Shenandoah, Va.
Mrs. Shirley Oliphant, R. 3, Edinburg, Va.
Mrs. A. W. Hersley.
Walton BrUl, Lehew, W. Xa.
Roy A. Larrick, 367 East Piccadilly St.
J. C. Dean, Shenandoah Caverns, Va.
Mrs. D. J. Nicholson, R. 1, New Market, Va.
Alfred G. Plyler, 160 N. Depot St.
Geanie Oldham, R. 2, Bear Creek, N. C.
Mary Needham, R. 1, Seagrove, N. C.
Mrs. Orva Brown, 967 Straight St.
Mrs. C. S. Allred, R. 1, Asheboro, N. C.
L. M. Murray.
D. E. Cole, Biscoe, N. C.
O. H. Lambert.
Mrs. lola McDuffie, Spies, N. C.
Mrs. C. C. Phillips.
Quentin Britt, R. 1, Biscoe, N. C.
Lola Farlow, R. 1, Sophia, N. C.
Mrs. Ralph Foushee, R. 1, Sanford, N. C.
J. D. Kernodle.
John H. Langley, Box 112, Pittsboro, N. C.
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SOUTHERN CONVENTION (continued)
178. Louise Patton, 811 Vail St.
179. Mrs. Earl Stout.
180. Z. V. Brook, R. 2, Cameron, N. C.
181. Dorothy Ward, R. 1, Steeds, N. C.
182. A. L. Davis, R. 1, Seagrove, N. C.
183. W. M. Co.^, R. 2, Ramseur, N. C.
185. Mrs. Mildred Malone, R. 1, Asheboro, N. C.
186. J. M. Brown, R. 1, Bennett, N. C.
187. L. C. Fogleman, R. 2, Snow Camp, N. C.
188. Ollie Mae Beane, Ramseur, N. C.
189. Mrs. A. R. McDowell, Jackson Creek, N. C.
190. Jason Moore, Hemp, N. C.
191. Mrs. Clayton Cox, R. 1.
192. W. G. Lamb, Box 95.
193. Mrs. W. F. Flenniken, 935 S. Cox St., Ashe-
boro, N. C.
194. Mrs. E. B. Cochran, Troy, N. C.
195. Mrs. F. P. Stout, R. 1, Ramseur, N. C.
196. Thomas B. Lowe, Liberty, N. C.
197. Troy Hall, R. 1.
198. Mrs. H. J. Cox, Box 524, Asheboro, N. C.
199. W. R. Brown, R. 1, Asheboro, N. C.
TENNESSEE (Colored)
1. Mrs. Perry G. Suttle, 2001 Ivy St.
2. W. W. Jones, 1368 S. Parkway, E.
3. Natalie LawTence, 1400 Hynes St.
4. Catherine Tajlor, Fisk University, Zone 8.
5. J. P. Higgins, 922 Brownsferrv St.
6. Jackson E. Todd, 1723 High St.
7. Marion Hogan, 268 E. Fifth St.
8. Lyman T. Johnson, 2627 W. Madison St.
TEXAS (White)
1. William Trenckmann, Littlefield Bldg.
2. Littau, L. H., R.R., Perrvton.
3. W. A. Biggs, 3817 Colonial Ave., Zone 15.
4. George Schoenhals, Box 44, Darrouzett
5. Paul C. Bujard, 1016 W. Bewick.
6. W. E. Harris.
7. Mrs. Cora A. Shaw, 126 Felisa St., Zone 4.
TEXAS— Oklahoma (Colored)
1. Mrs. Beulah Washington, 1235 Gladys St.
2. Ethel L. Melton, 565 Fletcher St.
3. Mrs. D. N. Leathers, 1106 Chipito St.
4. Mrs. Marie Johnson, 721 Fairmount St.
5. Mrs. Annie Robertson, 3100 Tuskegee St.
6. Mrs. Ray L. Wilson, 1115 Valentine St.
7. Mrs. Mattie Taylor, Waden R. 14.
8. Mrs. I. C. Scott, 115 N. Church St.
9. Horace Smith, R. 2, Box 37.
2. Mrs. Emma Henson, R. 1, Box 152 A.
3. William M. Jones, 706 N. Missouri St.
4. Miss Janice Henson, R.D., Box 185.
UTAH
2. Mrs. H. C. Barker, 319 12th St.
4. Mrs. Alice Cowan Slack, Pleasant View.
5. Mrs. A. J. Gorham, 715 Second Ave.
6. Violet Swenson, 238 W. Third, S.
8. Rev. Tosuke Ota, 243 W. First, S.
9. Madeline Gile.
10. Mrs. Rose B. Johnson.
VERMONT
1. Mrs. Delia H. Honey.
2. Mrs. Frances L. Maurice.
3. Mrs. Albert G. Westney.
4. Arthur C. Wells.
5. Mrs. Dean A. Goss.
6. Charles A. Spear, 21 Park St.
7. Mrs. Charles Brooks.
8. Lena M. Lawrence, 5 Temple PI.
9. F. Stewart Graham, West Rd.
10. Claude A. Rich, 114 Imperial Ave.
11. Mrs. J. B. Phillips.
12. Mrs. Dorcas Stanhope, R.D. 1, Enosburg
Falls.
13. Mrs. Anna T. Galina.
14. Mrs. Nellie T. Graham.
15. W. Gilbert Cole.
16. Mrs. Mary B. Nichols.
100.
101.
Bernard A. Webster.
Everett J. Taggart, 83 High St.
Mrs. S. Peter Larson, South Vernon, Mass.
Mrs. Pearle D. Taylor.
Merrill T. Wolcott.
Mrs. Ina D. Farr.
Mrs. Gladys W. Knowles, R.D. 1, Williams-
town.
Mrs. Ruby D. Joslyn, 26 North Ave.
Katharine F. Worcester, 52 Overtake Park.
E. R. McKee, 42 Henderson Ter.
Everett Walbridge.
Mrs. Ivittie E. Lang.
Mrs. Helen Hurlburt.
Ida B. Watters.
Axel E. Olson.
Anna Byington.
John M. Comstock.
Louise E. Squier.
Mrs. Rachel C. Weeks.
J. Murray Wright.
Mrs. Hazel L. Carter.
E. H. Matthews.
Mrs. Vinnie A. Elliot.
Ellen M. Dustan.
Mrs. Nelson Williams.
Mrs. Glen F. Watson, R.D. 1, Groton.
Mrs. W. F. Ivilborn, R.D. 1, Newport.
Mrs. Olive H. Dern.
Dwight Miller, Jr.
Mrs. Stella Merchant, R.D. 2, Waterbury.
Mrs. Roy J. Grant.
Mrs. Carrie Spaulding.
Mamie L. Moffatt.
Mrs. Norma E. Abel.
Wallace W. Austin.
Be.ssie Wright.
Elvin C. Spiller.
Mrs. Josephine E. Jackman.
Pauline N. Bebee.
Robert H. Wells, R.D. 2.
Mrs. Charlotte W. Hancock.
Mrs. Marion O. Wright.
Mrs. Lloyd Chaffee, R.D. 2.
Mrs. Daisy Hilliker.
Richard Griffith, 181 N. Main St.
Annie J. Roberts, N. Main St.
Mrs. W. F. Leach.
Helen I. Collins.
Abel C. Brown.
E. L. Pierce.
Mrs. H. A. Larabee.
Louise A. Ballard.
Amy N. Davis.
Mrs. Hettie W. Matthews, Taft's Corner,
Spencer, Mass.
Mrs. Lynette N. Miller.
Mrs. Eva E. Keyser, R.D. 2, Lancaster, N. H.
Jean Campbell
Mrs. Jennie D. Rowell.
John T. Wilson.
Mrs. Lucia Hazen Webster.
Mrs. Henry Labelle.
Mrs. FredFlinn.
Chauncey A. Adams, R. 2, Fair Haven.
Shirley N. Young.
Mrs. O. N. Washer.
Harry E. Rice.
Mary Robinson.
Dorothy R. Smith.
Mrs. Anna B. Pratt.
Albert P. Byington.
Anna R. Hutchins.
M. A. Laselle.
Mrs. Louise A. Naramore.
Raymond C. Morrison.
George C. Otis, 136 Main St.
Myrtie M. Davison.
Mrs. Clifton W. Gray.
Blanche M. Conner.
Lucy Buffum.
Anna B. Buck.
Mrs. Madge Hamilton, W. Brattleboro
Anna L. Burnham.
Julius O. Seeley, 16 South St.
Mrs. W. E. Frost.
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VERMONT (continued)
102. Mrs. A. B. Holcombe, R.D. 3.
103. Helen M. McAllister, 10 Liberty St.
104. Carroll E. WUcox.
105. Anna L. Mower.
106. Mrs. GUbert McClintock, R.D., Wells River.
107. Mrs. Henry L. Ketcham.
108. Mrs. Alice Conant Landon.
109. Robert H. Clement, 123 Main St.
110. Albert R. Willard.
111. Mrs. H. W. Slafter, 16 Central St.
112. Mrs. Freda Sargent.
113. Mary S. Warren.
114. Regina A. Dean.
115. Mrs. Ray H. Palmer.
116. Mrs. Margaret C. Toof.
117. Mrs. J. D. Huntley.
118. Mrs. Clyde Rogers.
119. Otis S. Wisell.
120. Mrs. M. I. Sherman.
121. Mrs. R. B. Abbott, Star Route, Barnet.
122. Eugene C. Simonds.
123. Mrs. Edwin Lamb.
124. Harold S. Phillips.
125. Mrs. Myra E. Hatch.
126. Melcher M. Aronson, 25 Grove St.
127. Bessie F. Braley.
128. Max G. Church.
129. Mrs. Mary Carr Dadmun, 1 Summer St.
130. Mrs. Vic D. Edson.
131. J. William Riggs.
132. Mrs. Sadie R. Harvey, R.D. 3.
133. Carrie M. Howe.
134. Gertrude A. Dewey, R.D. 3, S. Royalton.
135. Edward F. Haye.
136. Mrs. F. C. Merry, 12 Kngsley Ave.
137. Norah ffittell, 229 N. Main St.
138. Mrs. Mable G. Benedict, R.D. 4.
139. Arthur F. Stone, 7 Highland Ave.
140. Mrs. Helen F. Chase.
141. George Hinman, 2 Spring St.
142. Mrs. Grace L. J. Gale.
143. Mrs. Nellie W. Buxton.
144. Mrs. Mary N, Gibson.
145. Christine E. Johnson.
146. Mrs. Alice G. Dudley.
147. Mrs. Ada M. Amsden.
148. Ray R. Allen.
149. Mrs. Olive A. Young.
150. Harold G. Rogers.
151. Mrs. Walter S. Vail.
152. F. Ray Adams, 184 Summer St.
153. Harold H. Fulton.
154. Frank J. Phelps, R.D. 1, Brandon.
155. L. E. Jordan, 12 Farrar St.
156. Rev. William A. Estabrook.
157. Mrs. WilUam H. Rogers.
158. Mrs. Clyde Morey.
159. Mrs. Mabel M. Hayward.
160. Mrs. Isabel L. Claflin.
161. Mrs. Lillian M. Cross.
J62. E. W. Graves
163. Mrs. Ethel C. Harding.
164. Clarence A. Bisbee.
165. R. A. Merchant.
166. Mrs. Carrie A. Reed.
167. Mrs. Lena Goodspeed.
168. Mrs. Mildred B. Eldredge.
169. Mrs. Ida C. Pike.
170. Mrs. P. L. Langdell, R.D. 1, Johnson.
171. Mrs. David F. Hoisington.
172. Mrs. Minnie Haskell.
173. J. Pearle Hinman.
174. Mrs. Henry G. Chamberlin, Sunset Lake Rd.
175. Mrs. Georgia Woodard.
176. Mrs. Edith H. Burchards.
177. Mrs. Dorothy D. Munn.
178. Homer B. Hitchcock.
179. Mrs. Edgar T. Grow.
180. Mrs. A. A. Webster
181. Erwin C. Newton.
182. Mrs. Lelia D. Williams.
183. Mrs. Frances M. Chapman.
184. Mrs. Lucy E. Thornton.
185. Mrs G L. Tyler.
186. Mrs. Harriet G. Ross, 75 Clarendon Ave.
187. Mrs. Charles De Celle.
188. Charles S. James.
189. Mrs. Addie C. Wooster.
190. Clyde A. Densmore, R.D. 1, White River
Junction.
191. Mrs. Bertha M. Wiggin.
192. Sylvia A. Warren.
193. Kathleen P. Howe.
194. Paul P. Jones.
195. Walter W. Blanchard, 11 Pine St.
196. Luna B. Converse.
197. Clarence F. Coffin, 43 Lincoln St.
VIRGINIA (Colored)
1. James L. Jordan, R. 1, Box 86, Smithfield.
3. J. H. Copeland, R. 2, Box 31, Holland.
5. Arthur Langston.
6. Mrs. M. L. Copeland, R. 2, Box 22.
9. Mrs. Annie E. Douglass, Sussex Co.
10. E. M. PhiUips, 1141 37th St.
11. Williams Wilson, 1125 36th St.
15. Mrs. Mildred Bowe, c/o 817 Berkley Ave.
16. Ida G. Jones, R. 3, Box 71.
18. Mrs. S. G. Taylor, 1224H Church St.
21. Frank Parker, R. 1, Box 112.
23. Mrs. Fannie E. Savage, 308 Boat St.
24. Mrs. Carrie W. Owens, 641 Second Ave.
25. Joseph T. Watford R. 3.
26. Mrs. Mollie F. Skeeter, R. 2, Box 684.
27. Mrs. Viola Watson, R. 2, Box 44.
29. Mrs. Ruth Parker.
30. J. W. King, 226 Pine St., Suffolk.
31. Mrs. Annie Askins.
WASHINGTON
1. Mrs. T. C. Lehman.
5. H. A. van Schravendyk.
6. Mrs. L. A. McDougall, 221 E. Market Ave.
7. Mrs. Floyd S. Brown, 716 Tenth St.
8. Mrs. C. E. Wagner, R. 2, Box 256.
9. William Pruter, 196 Mellroad.
10. Emma B. Harris.
11. Mrs. S. W. Jones.
12. Mrs. Orval Buttrey.
14. Mrs. A. Strohm.
15. Mrs. Anna Hart, P.O. Box 23, Naselle.
16. Mrs. Virgil Kochur, 1508 W. Eighth St.
17. Mrs. Daisy McPheeters, 1024 Broadway,
Yakima.
18. Mrs. F. E. Kunz.
19. Mrs. Clara Wilcox, 811 40th.
Pearl L. Manlev, 101 Union St.
Mrs. Ruth Buchan, 2634 Park Dr.
Mrs. W. McClelland.
Peter Hill, Star Route, Box 110, Battleground.
Mrs. Maud Loughray.
Mrs. Lyla Freitag, R. 1.
Mrs. L. M. Patterson.
Mrs. Walter Powell.
Mrs. Ruby Cole.
H. V. Guerney.
Jacob Grinnwalt, R. 1, Poalous.
E. M. Eager, N. 506 Dean way.
Mrs. Paul Sax, 659 E. Third.
Evelyn Maxon.
William O. Scott.
Mrs. O. G. FoUwaag.
Dan Radack, Cashmere.
Mrs. Claude Owens.
John E. Weitz, P.O. Box 416.
Eugene G. Clark, 921 Colby Ave.
Mrs. Joe Gotchy, Box 861.
George Linker.
George W. Groffman.
George D. Thompson.
Mrs. Glen Biggart.
Mrs. Anna Blazier.
Myrtle Shotly, R.R. 1, Box 8.
Emil Stueckle.
Mrs. Verna Murray, Box 8.
J. R. Nieme, Centralia.
Fred Borth.
Mrs. C. O. Anderson.
George Todd.
Mrs. R. G. Cunningham, 4520 Third St.
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WASHINGTON (continued)
66. Mrs. George O. Lee. R. 1, Woodinville.
67. Carl Lentz, R. 1.
69. Mrs. Lester Rohlf.
70. Olga G. Dorcas.
71. Mrs. C. S. Ensley.
72. Mrs. Frank Wood, R. 8, Yakima.
73. Mrs. Ellis Koven.
74. Mrs. Edna Payne.
75. Frank E. Wraspie.
76. Dan Frieske.
77. Jacob Weizel, R.R. 1, Box .50, Ritzville
78. Mrs. Katharine M. Nobbitt, 319 N. Thomas.
79. Fred Roloff, R. 3, Bo.'s 558.
80. Mrs. Loyd W. Strong.
81. Viola Hays, 620 W. Lewis.
85. James A. Tarte, R. 1, Blaine.
87. Mrs. G. T. Spinning, 1109 Kamiaken.
89. Mrs. MoUie Lloyd.
90. Mrs. Helen Schrocder.
91. Jake Hocfel.
92. J. H. Vehrs.
93. Adda NLxon.
94. Julius Jasman, Star Route 1, Marlin.
95. E. L. Gutberlet, 341 ' 61st Ave., S.W., Zone 6.
96. Mrs. David O'Connor, 1603 Walker St., Zone
44.
97. Helen Nichols, 4815 37th Ave., S.
98. Mrs. Bert Roberts, 3729 42nd, S.W.,.Zone 6.
99. Florence Jensen, 9260 California Ave., Zone 6.
101. Paul Stoll, 1170 E. Howell.
102. Mrs. Stella Blosser, 2124 N. 63rd, Zone 3.
104. Martha Snow, 2344 N. 51st.
106. Mrs. Charles Stackpole, 7708 Holly Park Dr.,
Zone 8.
107. Grace Breiver, 3718 11th Ave., N.E., Zone 5.
108. Mrs. Dewitt Gilbert, 2852 44th, W., Zone 99.
109. O. K. Devin, 2032 23rd, N.
110. Max Hipkoe, 4558 Thackeray PL, Zone 5.
111. C. G. Hannaford, 1622 California Ave.
112. Mrs. H. R. Elsdon, E. 1611 Queen Ave.
113. Joy Nickerson, 3227 E. 28th Ave.
114. Harry T. Davenport, 1208 W. Ninth Ave.
115. Mrs. Emma Low, R. 1.
117. Ronald H. Crowe.
119. Christian Lemke, Malton.
120. Mrs. R. E. Todd.
121. Bertha Ketner.
122. Philip Frank, 1926 S. Sprague.
123. Charles D. Saverv, 4411 N. 38th St.
124. Mrs. W. S. Burroughs, 3800 N. 24th St., Zone 7.
125. Arthur Boucher, 4332 Bell St., Zone 8.
127. Mrs. Inez Warrell, 209 S. Chestnut.
128. Mrs. Ethel Britton.
130. Maybelle A. Bartlett, 500 West 17th.
131. Mrs. Robert Davidson.
132. Doreen Westwood.
133. Ralph Taggart, 101 Louchie St.
134. Con. Butherus, 212 Willard.
137. Edward Jeske.
138. Mrs. Grace Carpenter, Box 616.
139. E. L. Glader.
141. Mrs. Margaret Gideon.
142. Jessica Reed, 309 N. Third St.
WISCONSIN
1. Mrs. Lulu Rowland.
2. Mrs. Jennie Gates, R. 6, Chippewa Falls.
3. Alma Rockney, Box 254.
4. R. H. James, 428 Watson St.
5. Mrs. W. J. Nachtwey, R. 1.
6. Ruth Dawes, 715 E. North St.
7. Mrs. Gertrude L. Brown.
8. Newton Bobb, 1008 Second Ave., W.
9. Vella Van Wormer.
10. Mrs. Barbara Attridge, R. 1.
1 1. J. W. Pryor.
12. John Pitt Deane, 823 Church St.
13. Mrs. Minnie D. Fiske, 1318 Elm St.
14. Margaret E. DeBois, 1162 Hinsdale Ave.
15. Izna Longcroft, 921 Oak St.
16. Mrs. Effie Hanson
17. Mrs. Edward Kimball.
18. Mrs. A. W. Pickering.
19. Leslie Woodruff.
20. Mrs. Louise M. Tornowske.
21. C. H. Yahn.
22. Peter M. Ramsey.
23. Mrs. May L. I\Jeckner.
24. Mrs. O. G. Fiker.
25. Seth Fratt, 371 Henry St.
26. Mrs. Jesse Fisk.
27. Mrs. William Cole.
28. Mrs. Stella M. Zachow, 121 N. Clinton Ave.
29. Bessie M. Erickson, 353 W. Prairie St.
30. Mrs. E. L. McCabe.
31. L. W. Smiley.
32. Wallace C. Dalton.
33. Luella F. Mereness, 109 Racine St.
34. Cecilia Evans, 333 W. Clarence St.
35. Mrs. Irma Jeffrey.
36. Mrs. Ed Gillmore.
37. Esther Austin.
38. Mrs. Ethel R. McKee.
39. Mrs. Sarah Marshall, 407 N. Division St.
40. Edith M. Fitzgerald, 318 Emery St.
41. Mrs. Iva B. Moore, 703 Folsom St.
42. Mary G. Ebbott. 299 E. Fulton St.
43. A. J. James.
44. Mrs. John Sandner.
45. Mrs. Elmer Bartz, R.D.
46. Mrs. Colon MacKenzie, 119 S. Church St.
47. E. A. Greene, R.D. 1.
48. Mrs. Paul Carr, 206 Spring St.
49. Mrs. Selma Bovce.
50. Mrs. Paul Robeson, R.D. 1.
51. H. G. Churchill.
52. Mrs. C. E. Willoughby, R.D. 1.
53. Mrs. Herman Swiggum.
54. Mrs. T. H. Patterson, Minocqua.
55. Charles Hotaling, 281 E. Merrill Ave.
56. Mrs. Glen Austin, 320 Jefferson St.
57. Mrs. J. C. Williams.
58. Katherine McGowan.
59. Mrs. Thomas S. Biggar, R.D. 4.
60. Mrs. Hans Blom.
01. Barbara Nelson.
62. Letitia Mason.
63. Mrs. George Higgins, Wilniot.
64. Mrs. H. O. Spindler.
65. Mrs. Leroy West, R.D. 1.
66. Louise Moger, 723 E. Mason St.
67. Mrs. R. W. Heiple.
68. Margaret Hope, R.D. 1.
70. Pearl Nelson, R.D. 1.
71. Walter C. Gralapp, 26 N. Rural St.
72. Willard Parry, Nashotah, R. 1.
74. Mrs. R. E. Quinn.
75. John McCutchin, R.D. 1.
76. Mrs. F. G. Johnson.
77. Mildred Enloe, 429 Prospect .\ve.
78. Mrs. R. H. Negel, 600 Crooks Ave.
79. Mrs. T. R. Fowler.
80. William J. Morrow, 2318 75th St.
81. Walter G. Kacerovsky, 203 Center St.
82. Mrs. Ed Foster.
84. Mrs. Edvthe Riebe, 218 S. 24th St.
85. Mrs. Selma J. Conklin, 213 W. Third St.
86. Florabelle Johnson, 1024 North St.
87. Mrs. A. V. Mills, 308 College St.
88. Mrs. G. J. Challoner.
89. Mrs. Harriet Allen.
90. Julia Dickman.
91. Mrs. Delia Tripp, R.D. 3.
92. Robert Price, Avoca, R.D.
93. Mrs. Elba Neff, R.D. 1, Box 119.
94. Mrs. R. E. Lawler.
95. F. O. Leiser, 1105 Harrison St., Zone 5.
96. Ray E. Shower, 1236 Williamson St., Zone 4.
97. LilUan A. Marks, 2306 Center Ave., Zone 4.
98. Mrs. James Green.
99. Mrs. N. C. Kirch.
100. Mrs. John W. Best, Clark St.
101. Carl Johnson.
,102. Laura Bisping, 18 Broad St.
103. Mrs. W. R. Ivirk, 104 Third Ave., W.
104. Anna J. Plumb.
105. Sam Kotilainen, 1515 S. 33rd St., Zone 4.
106. Walter Mertins, 3401 W. Villard Ave., Zone 9.
107. E. P. Farrill, 7024 Cedar St.. Zone 13.
108. P. B. Lewis. 2004 N. 58th St., Zone 8.
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WISCONSIN (continued)
109. Ada Fenton, 2119 E. Park PI., Zone 11.
110. Phillipa Curnow.
111. Mrs. W. R. Hardy.
112. Floyd D. McKenzie.
113. Nora Nelson, R. 1, Box 52.
114. Mrs. Marion Kunze, 177 N. Hewett St.
115. Mrs. Grant Cooper, 124 Second St.
116. Mrs. F. J. Pfeifer, 213 W. Beacon St.
117. Mrs. Nellie Winter.
118. Mrs. Ward Brugger.
119. Mrs. W. B. Gowell.
120. Jennie Jacobs, 212 Second St.
121. Mrs. Paul Hursh.
122. Alma Leupold, Athearn Hotel.
123. Mrs. Harry Blood, 125 Ashland Ave.
124. Mrs. Jessie Isom.
125. Mrs. Prudence Turnev.
126. Mrs. Art Madsen, 555 S. Fourth Ave.
127. Florence Peterson.
128. Mrs. Rose Ormsby.
129. Marjorie Booth.
130. Fred Trachte, Arpin, R. 1.
131. Leslie Lory, R.R. 2.
132. Mrs. Niel Craven.
133. Mrs. Sadie Stanton.
134. Mrs. R. W. Robertson, 621 Reed St.
135. Paul E. Marquardt, 531 W. Chestnut.
136. Clyde Roesch.
137. Ed Rogers.
138. Mrs. L. A. Gould.
139. Alex Breske, 2205 Lawn St.
140. Harold F. Jensen, 1511 Grange Ave.
141. Dona Brownell, 519 Tenth St.
142. Walter Blockwitz.
143. Mrs. Milton DeMoulpied, Caledonia, R. 1,
Box 30.
144. Mrs. Joseph Taylor.
145. Arthur Bobb.
146. Mrs. Henry Winat, 822 S. Oneida Ave.
147. Mrs. John Collins.
148. J. F. Groves, 652 S. Grove St.
149. Belle M. Deans, 421 E. Walnut St.
150. J. W. Budderman.
151. Mrs. Ella Noble.
152. John D. Hill.
153. Marion Dearth.
154. Henry G. Krause, R.R. 3.
155. Mrs. Clara Arens, 1919 N. Seventh St.
156. August Kettler, 1423 Carl Ave.
157. Monroe F. Manley.
158. Mrs. Genevieve Drennan, R.D. 2.
159. Mrs. John O. Rogers, R. 3, Box 192.
160. Ruth E. Howes, -104 Hawthorne Ave.
161. F. J. Hughes, 515 N. Water St.
162. Laura Carlsen, R.R. 2.
163. Mrs. Merle Gilbert.
164. Mrs. B. F. Davies, R.D.
165. Mrs. D. W. Lowater.
166. Mrs. Fern Campbell.
167. Walter Giewald.
168. Mrs. Floyd Bernard, 1532^ Iowa Ave.
169. Frank A. Robbins, 15 Juniper Ave.
170. Andrew Peterson, R.R. 2.
171. Mrs. Esther Jacobs.
172. Mrs. D. Wilson.
173. W. P. Boyle, 402 E. Lincoln Ave.
174. Mrs. Edna H. Johnson.
175. Mrs. Charles Growt.
176. Mrs. Eunice Lagerbloom.
177. Alice M. Preston, R. 2, Box 109.
178. Ned M. Slocum, 1706 29th St.
179. H. E. Moe.
180. L. C. Bowman.
181. Teressa A. Moore.
182. Howard Cooper.
183. Mrs. C. E. Richards.
184. Mrs. L. M. Mears, 909 Dodge St.
185. Mrs. W. G. Skewes, 703 Lincoln Ave.
186. Edith Moul Scott.
187. Mrs. Grace W. Spalding, 1511 Church St.,
Zone 13.
188. Frances Haskins, 413 Lande St.
189. Mrs. Lenora V. Kurth, Grand Marsh, R.D.
190. H. C. Humphrey, 706 Center St.
191. Mrs. Laura E. Jewell.
192. Mrs. Charles D. Bewick.
193. Mrs. Katherine K. Fisher, 641 Baker St.
194. Gladys G. Lawrence.
WYOMING
1. Mrs. Reta Carr.
2. Mrs. Frank Henry, Box 347.
3. Norma Rath, 1920 Seymour Ave.
4. Mrs. Frank Wilson.
5. Mrs. Wayne Anderson, 409 N. Second St.
6. Mrs. Vernon Hartan.
7. Mrs. Ellen Brown.
8. Mrs. Clara P. Whelan.
10. Mrs. Gertrude Newman, Van Tassell.
11. Mrs. E. B. Hitchcock, Park Hotel.
12. R. G. Best, 456 Summer St.
13. Mrs. Mabel Zerbe.
14. Mrs. Denzil Blow.
AFRO CHRISTIAN
1. Mrs. Beulah Reddick, 45 Ege Ave.
2. Mrs. Annie Martin, 415 S. Eighth Ave.
3. Mrs. Jannie G. Brodie, 1015 Trinity Ave.,
Zone 56.
4. Mrs. Genesee Williams, 214 W. 133rd St.
5. Mrs. Helen Lopez, 21 W. 137th St.
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PAID CHURCH WORKERS IN CONGREGATIONAL
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
Where the Post Office is that of the church of the same number in the schedule, it is omitted. Street and
R.D. are given where needed. Where the names of the workers are not reported the number of the church
is omitted. Mr. and Miss have been uniformly omitted.
CALIFORNIA (Northern)
2. Donald Maccallum, 1798 Scenic Ave., Berkeley
4, Stud. Asst. to Pastor.
9. Rev. David Stowe, 2345 Channing Way, Zone
4, Asst. P.
Mrs. EUzabeth C. Biedenbach, 2345 Channing
Way, Zone 4, Sec.
10. Mrs. E. F. Penrose, 1145 Walnut St., Church-
time attendant.
47. Mae Baudin, 2501 Harrison St., Zone 12, R.E.
Dir.
Mrs. Jean Wood, 691 Wesley. Zone 10, Sac.
Worker.
Mrs. Evelyn Baldwin, 2501 Harrison St., Zone
12, Sec.
51. Alice L. Sanderson, 3805 Piedmont Ave., Zone
11, RM.Dir.
Mary Coxhead, 3805 Piedmont Ave., Zone 11,
Dir. Com. Service.
Alice Osborne, 3805 Piedmont Ave.. Zone 11,
Sec.
54. Mrs. Samuel E. Maddox, 815 Walnut St., Sec.
68. Evelyn Williams, 2326J^ K St., R.E. Dir.
71. Alice D. English, 580 Capp St., Zone 10, Dir.
R.E. & Social Work.
74. James Miller, 432 Mason St., Zone 2, R.E.
Dir.
76. Mrs. Eugene Sill, 20 Lessing St., Zone 25,
Pastor's Asst.
77. Harriet Laney, 4319 Geary Blvd., Zone 18.
Methodist Deaconess.
82. Mrs. Robert Caldwell, 148 N. Ellsworth St.,
Sec.
CALIFORNIA (Southern)
3. Mrs. Paul Holtz, 3044 La Corona Ave., Ch. Sec.
18. Mrs. Helen Juhl, 440 Fourth Ave.
Mrs. Lester E. Bond, 88 Fourth Ave., Ch.
Coordinator.
19. Mrs. Harriet Smith, 127 E. Eighth St.. Ch.
Sec.
Mrs. Ruth C. Squires. 252 W. Sixth St.. Sec.
Parish.
24. Mrs. Constance F. Edelberg, 356 W. Maple
St., Zone 4, Pastor's Sec.
27. Mrs. H. O. Clarke, 460 N. Marengo, Pasadena
4, Dir. Y.P.
Mrs. William E. Seidel. 1233 Viola Ave..
Glendale 2. Ch. Sec.
29. Mrs. Emma G. Stable. 7938 Ivanhoe Ave..
Pastor's Sec.
30. Mrs. E. L. McKalson, 4718 Lorraine Dr.,
San Diego, Gen. Asst.
33. Mrs. A. J. Peterson, 355-13th St.. Seal Beach,
Ch. Sec.
34. Grace E. Storms. 241 Cedar Ave.. Zone 2.
Dir. Chr. Ed.
Mrs. Lois Meacham, 320-A Orizaba Ave..
Zone 4. Pastor's Sec.
Mrs. Anna Mae Cooper, 926 E. Fourth St..
Zone 2, Recept.
Grace Richardson. 777 Gaviota Ave.. Zone 4,
Sec. Records.
36. Rev. John Shabaglain, 2234 S. Bronson Ave.,
Zone 16, Dir. Chr. Ed.
42. Dr. Fritz Kunkel, 535 S. Hoover St.. Zone 5.
Psychological Consultant.
Mrs. Lillian Bellah, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5,
Wedding Hostess.
Gladys Boggess, 535 S. Hoover St.. Zone 5,
Exec. Sec. Women's Assoc.
Olive Brockett, 535 S. Hoover St.. Zone 5,
Sec. Records.
Virginia Garretson. 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5,
Sec. Membership.
Ebba Lundberg, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5.
Recept.
EHzabeth McMechen, 535 S. Hoover St..
Zone 5, Soc. Service Dir.
Patricia Moore. 535 S. Hoover St.. Zone 5,
Sec. to Min.
Mary Jane Reiniger, 535 S. Hoover St.. Zone
5, Dir. High Sch. Ch.
Mrs. Grace Taylor, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5.
Housekeeper.
Ellsworth Ross, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5,
Exec. Asst.
Elizabeth Wayne, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5,
Stenog.
Emogene Weeks, 535 S. Hoover St.. Zone 5,
Cashier.
Lila Weymouth. 535 S. Hoover St.. Zone 5.
Stenog.
Raymond Brown, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5.
Chef.
44. Abbie Allyn. 7065 Hollywood Blvd.. Zone 28.
Asst.
Mrs. Ruth E. Griffin, 7065 Hollywood Blvd.,
Zone 28, Sec.
Ralph W. Jesson, Sr. 8006 Jovenita Canyon
Rd., Zone 46, Dir. Boy's Work.
49. Reginald Armstrong, 1762 W. 37th St.. Zone 7,
Pastor's Sec.
51. David Houghton, 2445 W. Washington Blvd.,
Zone 7, Dir. Y.P. Work.
Mrs. Edna Charles. 1445 W. Washington Blvd.,
Zone 7, Dir. Children's Dept.
52. Mrs. George Gamble, 4242 Arch Dr.. North
Hollywood, Cal. Pastor's Asst. & Dir. Chr.
Ed.
61. Shirley Tyler, 2148 Manning Ave., Zone 25,
S.ec.
62. Mrs. Miles Walton, 200 Highland Ave., Dir.
Ch. Ed.
07. Harry Wootters. 190 "K" St.. Chula Vista.
Gen. Asst.
70. Charles A. Smith, 209 Harvard Court.
74. Mrs. Howard Whitnev. 1595 Mountain St..
Zone 7, Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Maxine Robertson, 464 E. Walnut St..
Zone 4, Ch. Sec.
75 Suzanne Gardner, 404 N. Hudson Ave.. Zone
4, Pastor's Asst.
76. Patricia Williams. 300 Congress PL, Zone 2,
Sec.
81. Mrs. Dana Schlaegel. 115 E. Pasadena St.,
Dean Ch. Sch.
Mrs. Wyman Stewart. 115 E. Pasadena St..
Sec.
85. Mrs. Prudence Lynas, 443 W. Palm Ave., Sec.
90. Mrs. Frank Wiest, 873 Arrowhead Ave.. Sec.
91. Mrs. Ruth Berry. 2047 29th St.. Zone 2, Dir.
War Services.
Mrs. Elsie M. Lytle, 2130 First Ave.. Zone 1,
Pastor's Sec.
Mrs. Delia H. Reinbold, 4769 Panorama Dr.,
Zone 3, Supt. Ch. Sch.
96. Mrs. B. B. Green, 4232 St. James PL. Ch. Sec.
107. Mrs. Aileen V. Ogier, 1030 Milan Ave.. Ch. Sec.
Marjorie Welles. 1919 Fletcher Ave.. Dir.
Rj;.
109. Mrs. Eugene Thrift, 115 Lincoln Dr., Ch. Sec.
COLORADO
10. Mrs. WiUiam Turner, Collector.
21. Lois L. Cook, 686 S. Franklin, Zone 9, Sec.
42. Anna Lou Seelinger. 1011 Seventh St.. Dir.
R.E.
50. Cecile Carlyle. 923 Sixth Ave., Jr. Ch. Dir.
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CONNECTICUT
Roger Manners, 409 Prospect St., New Haven
11, Dir. R.E.
Eugene Keckley, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Dir. Y.P.
Mrs. Morgan D. Van Valkenburgh, 877 Park
Ave., Zone 4, Pastor's Asst.
Grace L. West, 877 Park Ave., Zone 4, Gen
Asst.
Mrs. Earl H. Orelup, 877 Park Ave., Zone 4
Office Sec.
Mrs. John C. Van Rosenburgh, 877 Park
Ave., Zone 4, Pastor's Sec.
Mrs. Evelyn McKeevor, 42 Darina Pi., Milf ord
Pastor's Asst.
Alice E. Cook. First Cong. Ch., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Everett T. Johanson, 194 Queen St
Parish House Sec.
Esther Stuermer, Church Dr., Dir. R.E.
Mary B. Ives, 11 Bennett PL, Ch. Sec.
Sylvia Bennett, 11 Bennett PI., Dir. R.E.
Bernice Welker, 278 Farmington Ave., Hart-
ford 5, Pastor's Asst.
William Catling, 409 Prospect St., New Haven
11, Dir. RJ!.
Wanda R. MacGregor, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Supv. R.E.
CaroUne W. Bell, 288 Rowland Rd., Ch. Sec.
Mary Rogers, Main St., Dir. Ch. Sch.
Mrs. Ethel P. Fish, First Cong. Ch., Old
Greenwich, Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Nellie Griffin, Shore Acres Dr., Old
Greenwich, Ch. Sec.
Florence D. Stevens, Second Cong. Ch., Sec. &
Dir. R.E.
William R. Wright, Y.M.C.A., Asst. Dir. R.E.
Alfred F. Swearingen, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Florence Rawlinson, 286 Sigourney St.,
Zone 5, Parish Visitor.
Carolyn E. Foxall, Bloomfield, Ch. Sec.
Donald A. Simpson, 55 Elizabeth St., Zone 5,
Y.P. Worker.
Florence G. Bryant, 510 Wethersfield Ave.,
Zone 6, Pastor's Asst.
Hazel Hughes, 55 Elizabeth St., Zone 5, Dir.
R.E.
Helen G. Olson, 208 Farmington Ave., Zone 5,
Pastor's Sec.
Dorothy Lundblad, 235 Collins St., Zone 5,
Pastor's Sec.
Victoria Johanson, 183 Sisson Ave., Zone 5,
Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Milton Hayman 38 Roberts Lane, W.
Hartford 7, Parish Visitor.
Helena G. Waterfall, 911 Asylum Ave., Zone
5. Pastor's Sec.
Martha S. Nuttelman, 28 Hopkins St., Zone 5,
Office Sec.
Mrs. M. L. Vetrano, 2030 Main St., Zone 5,
Pastor's Asst.
Mrs. William G. Poison, 24 Roger St., Zone 6,
Pastor's Asst.
Elizabeth Tucker, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Pastor's Asst.
Roy C. Clark, 409 Prospect St., New Haven 1 1 ,
Y.P. Worker.
Marjorie H. Curts, 300 Lawrence St., New-
Haven 11, Gen. Asst.
Leora C. Johnson, 286 Court St., Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Harold C. Bailey, 286 Ridge Rd., Pastor's
Sec.
Gladys L. Wells, 100 W. Main St., Pastor's
Asst.
Mrs. Armstrong Durr, Cong. Church, Pastor's
Sec.
Mrs. Dorothy K. Hubbard, 40 Dover Rd.,
Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Berneice Sebold, South Church, Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Dorothy Pratt, South Church, Fin. Sec.
Margaret Odell, Brooks Rd.
Mrs. Nelson E. Knapp, 311 Temple St., Zone
11, C;.. Sec.
Mrs. Frances I. Whiteman, 302 Temple St.,
Zone 11, CA. Sec.
Mrs. Rex H. Knowles, 225 Sheffield Ave..
Zone 11. Dir. Ch. Sch.
Robert B. Sanford, 276 Orange St., Zone 11,
Dir. Boy's Work.
175. Florence Roraback, Plymouth Church, Zone
11, Ch.Sec.
George K. Dreher, 409 Prospect St., Zone 11,
Dir. Y.P. Work.
Constance Cronon 256 Edwards St., Zone 11,
Assoc. Y.P. Work.
176. Charles Heuser, 409 Prospect St., Zone 11,
Dir. Y.P. Work.
177. Phebe E. Elliot, 150 Dwight St., Zone 11,
Ch. Sec.
178. Malcolm Carpenter, 2798 Whitney Ave.,
Mt. Carmel, Dir. R.E.
Genevieve Thompson, 265 Lexington Ave.,
Zone 13, Supt. Welcorne Hall.
Rex Smith, 177 Church St., West Haven, Asst.
Y.P. Work.
Violet E. Straube, 1690 Dixwell Ave., Hamden,
Ch. Sec.
183. Helen M. Edick, 55 Elizabeth St., Hartford 5,
Dir. R.E.
184. Gwendolin Hamer, 79 Union St., Pastor's Asst.
200. Minnie J. WLxon, 163 Main St., Pastor's Asst.
242. W. Maynard Fliess, Pastor's Asst.
247. Mrs. E. G. Huntington, 4 Cortland PI., Ch.
Sec.
248. Winifred Pybus, 298 Willow St., Pastor's Sec.
253. Mrs. BasU C. Burke, 288 Hamilton Ave.,
Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Lome W. Brown, 73 Forest St., Dir. R.E.
260. Emily Morrison, Dir. Com. House.
261 . Elizabeth Bulkeley , 340 Mill HiU Ter. , Dir. R.E.
262. Alpha Stalson, 55 Elizabeth St., Hartford 5,
Dir. R.E.
284. Ruth E. Camp, P. O. Box 549, Zone 85, Ch.
Sec.
W. Thomas Applebee, Jr., 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven 11, Asst. Y.P. Work.
285. Mrs. James S. Croft, 10 Holmes Ave., Zone 11,
Ch. Sec.
Elizabeth S. Nettleton, 256 Edward St.,
New Haven 11, Y.P. Work.
Ruth Larson, 377 St. Roman St., New Haven
11, Y.P. Work.
288. Maurice C. Clark, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Y.P. Work.
295. Gordon W. Stearns, 12 S. Main St., Zone 7,
Asst. & Y.P. Work.
Mrs. V. J. Maramarco, 12 So. Main St., Zone
7, Dir. R.E.
F. Ruth Johnson, 12 So. Main St., Zone 7,
Ch. Sec.
297. Mrs. Edward Ferrari, 547 Savin Ave., Ch. Sec.
303. Mabel L. Spencer, 11 Marsh St., Zone 9, Ch.
Sec.
304. Julia Strain, 409 Prospect St., New Haven 11,
Dir. RJ:.
Mrs. Fred Gurnham, 72 Lake St., Hamden,
Pastor's Sec.
305. Maude Phillips, 283 Prospect St., Assoc. R.E.
317. Read Whitley, 409 Prospect St., New Haven
n.Dir.Ch.Sch.
EVANGELICAL PROTESTANT
5 & 13. Mrs. Marie Tepe, 2317 Stratford St., Y.P.
Worker.
FLORIDA
3. Betty Rossi, Pastor's Sec.
Christine Skelton, 1620 Drexel Ave., Zone 39,
Pastor's Sec.
16. Mrs. Ruby Showers Baker, 1620 Drexel Ave.,
Zone 39, Service Hostess.
Eva E. Sanders, 240 Fourth St., North, Zone4,
Sec.
26. Mrs. Helen W. Conwell, 240 Fourth St., North,
Zone 4, Asst. to Pastor & Parish Visitor.
35. WUliam W. Newell, 219 Lyman Ave., Ch.
Treas.
Mrs. Inez Horning, 1355 Lyndale Blvd.,
Pastor's Sec.
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GEORGIA (White)
36. Kathryn Moye, 63 A. Montague St., Parish
Asst.
GEORGIA-SOUTH CAROLINA (Colored)
1. Mrs. Rose Turrentine, 105 Courtland St., N.E.,
Sec.
ILLINOIS
15. Harvey Schroeder, c/o North Central College,
Naperville, Dir. R.E.
16. Vernon Flynn, 340 Walnut St., Dir. R.E.
50. Mrs. Fred O. Scott, 1335 N. Central Ave.,
Zone 51, Pastor's Sec.
51. Mrs. Richard Wessling, 8232 Dante Ave.,
Pastor's Sec.
52. Doris Greaves, 5757 Woodlaw-n Ave., Zone 37,
Dir. R.E.
54. Mr. & Mrs. T. A. Morrison, 7000 Jeffrey Ave.,
Dirs. RJE.
Mrs. Ethel A. Moore, 7906 Coles Ave., Fin.
Sec.
Mrs. Ruth Murry, 2913 E. 78th St., Pastor's
Sec.
58. Helen Baer, 2912 S. Normal Ave., Visitor.
61. Rev. Edwin W. Todd, 1613 Washington Blvd.
Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Robert Bantz, 1613 Washington Blvd.,
Ch. Sec.
Adah A. Collins, 1613 Washington Blvd.,
Visitor.
66. Agnes N. Hale, 5700 Prairie Ave., Ch. Sec.
Rev. Samuel L. Gandv, 5700 Prairie Ave.,
Dir. RH.
68. Mrs. Philip L. Mathisen, 7336 Bennett Ave.,
Dir. R.E.
Mrs. John S. Hatch, 5047 Dorchester Ave.,
Ch. Sec.
71. G. Chilton Christian, 5757 University Ave.,
Dir. R.E.
75. Jennie Wessling, 8232 Dante Ave., Pastor's
Sec.
79. Mrs. Adele Wilson, 1225 W. Jarvis Ave., Zone
26, Asst.
Geraldine McAndrews, 2909 N. Troy Ave.,
Sec.
84. Everett Lefforge, Sec.
86. Mrs. L. F. Timberman, 7541 Merrill Ave.,
Sec.
90. E. Sinclair, 5757 University Ave., Dir. R.E.
91. Helen Osborn, 5757 University Ave., Dtr.
92. Mrs'. Glen E. Greene, 3101 Warren Blvd.
95. Mariana Henderer, 844 Agatite Ave., Sec.
111. Mrs. D. R. McGrew, 1120 Courtland Ave.,
Park Ridge, Visitor.
Virginia Starrett, 1085 Woodlawn Ave., Sec.
125. Armin C. Hoesch, c/o First Cong. Ch., Dir.
Mrs'. E. N. Wyman, 409 N. Spring St., Sec.
& Treas.
126. Mrs. B. F. Anderson, 363 Utley Rd., Dir. R.E.
129. Louise Long, Garrett Biblical Inst., Dir. R.E.
Mary E. Holmes, 1417 Hinman Ave., Sec. &
Treas.
Mrs. James A. Hunter, 1600 Hinman Ave.,
130. Margaret Lounsbury, 705 Ridge Ave., Dir.
R.E.
135. Mrs. F. D. Griffith, Central Ch. Sec.
142. M. Inez Reno, Box 4.52, R.R. 1, Sec.
155. Miriam Heermans, 435 S. Vine St., Dir. R.E.
Mildred M. Anderson, 1457E. 69th PI., Chicago,
Sec.
161. Emma Daniels, 910 Grove St., Ch. Hostess &
Sec.
165. Maude A. Devereaux, 100 S. SLxth Ave., Asst.
John Edward Felible, 100 S. Si.xth Ave., Dir.
RH.
Mrs. H. Earl Sweitzer, 629 N. Stone Ave.,
Visitor.
Janet Warren, 109 S. Spring Ave., Sec.
199. Violet C. Detwiler, Dir. R.E.
Carol Parkhurst, Sec.
222. Mrs. L. G. Selbv, Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Gerald E. McCord, Sec.
Mrs. Max T. Hohn, Ch. Hostess.
224. Theodore C. Schoonmaker, 131 N. Elm wood
Ave., Dir. R.E.
Margaret Baker, 131 N. Elmwood Ave., Asst.
238. Ruth Baumgartner, Sec.
244. Mrs. Betty Jones, Sec.
Vanna Bewell, Dir. R.E.
258. Mrs. Ross V. Ott, 2026 Hampshire St., Sec.
284. Elspeth Patterson, 500 S. Douglas, Sec.
311. Mrs. G. A. Clough, 4636 Johnson Ave., Sec.
F. B. McKeag, 4129 Ellington Ave., Dir. R.E.
313. Mrs. Betsy Shank, Sec.
318. Beverly Githens, 1118 Central Ave., Asst.
319. Mrs. Estelle M. Harrington, 1010 Noyes St.,
Evanston, Sec.
Jessie K. Robinson, 1026 Ashland Ave., Wil-
mette. Sec.
INDIANA
40. Jean Wilson, 828 E. Adams St., Ch. Sch. Asst.
49. Mrs. Wilma Coil, 4510 Arlington Ave., Fin.
Sec.
Esther Louraine, 708 Rockhill St., Ch. Sec.
70. Elmer S. Doriot, 1729 N. Pennsylvania St.,
Zone 2, Asst. Fin. Sec.
Mrs. R. H. Hoff, 316 N. Grant St., Zone 1,
Ch. Sec.
169. Mrs. James H. Judson, 1808 Cleveland Ave.,
Pastor's Sec.
IOWA
34 Jeffe
Fabert, 4126 Ingersoll Ave., Ck.
Jessie Wigert, 1504 Jefferson Ave., Ch. Sec
J. G - ■
Sec.
Mrs.
Mrs. Albert W. Gratke, 219 N. Eighth St.,
Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Margery W. Bouma, 914 East St., Ch.
Sec.
Mrs. Leland W. Mann, 1008 East St., Parish
Visitor.
Mrs. Jessie Seger, First Cong. Ch., Ch. Sec.
Gladys Wissler, Swanson Apt., Zone 18, Ch.
Sec.
Mrs. Carl Sheets, 717 John St., Ch. Sec.
KANSAS
Mrs. Catherine Caraway, 2509 Cheyenne Dr.,
Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Cornelia Bigelow, 1647 Vermont, Min.
of Youth.
Mrs. F. R. Smith, 1208 E. 13th, Ch. Sec.
Margaret J. Gordon, 1015 \'attier. Stud. Sec.
Nellie Ansel, 1518 Tyler, Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Catherine R. Gonzales, 1631 Randolph,
Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Jessie E. Hanscom, 201 N. Spruce, Office
Sec.
LOUISIANA (Colored)
Mrs. Mildred Clark, 118 N. Rocheblave St.,
Zone 19, Hd. Soc. Worker.
Mrs. Beryl T. Sheldon, 118 N. Rocheblave
St., Zone 19, Teacher.
MAINE
Elizabeth Firth, 15 State St., Ch. Asst.
Barbara Higgins, 6 Potter St., Dir. RJ!.
Margaret L. Gignoux, 159 State St., Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Roger B. Stone, 7 Ricker Pk., Ch. Asst.
Mrs. Grace M. Frost, 1 Carroll St., Pastor's
Sec.
MASSACHUSETTS
Mrs. Bernard Langner, 127H Commercial St.
Ruth B. Grav, 69 Pleasant St., Dir. R.E.
Fonnie E. Davis, 90 Elm St., Ch. Asst.
Edwin Capon, .4ndover Newton Theo. Sch.,
Newton Center, Youth Dir.
Charles Hood, Dir. R.E.
Luliona M. Barker, 64 Commonwealth Rd.,
Watertown 72, Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Harry H. Reed, 378 Newbury St-., Boston
Visitor.
Katberine Fletcher, My,
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MASSACHUSETTS (Continued)
Mildred Hermansen, Sec.
65. Lucia Mikaelian, 9 EUerv St., Cainljiidge,
Ch. My.
67. Mrs. Laura Purchas, 23 Thornlev St., Dorches-
ter, Ch. My.
Mrs. Edith M. Sampson, 8 Sayward St.,
Dorchester, Pastor's Sec.
68. Mrs. Priscilla D. Rice, Second Church, Dor-
chester, Sec.
Margaret W. Griffith, 60 Louis Prang St.,
Boston, My.
70. Miriam J. Higgins, 19 Webster St., Hyde
Park 36.
Mrs. Irene Caffin, 22 Elm St., Hyde Park 36.
75. Gertrude M. Lawson, 112 Upland Rd., Cam-
bridge, Ch. My.
76. Gladys Williams, 46 St. John St., Jamaica
Plain, Ch. Visitor.
Mrs. Richard Douglas, 7 Lamartine PI.,
Jamaica Plain, .Sec.
77. Olga C. Bergeson, 99 Mountfort St.
Grace Sargent, 65 Pinckney St.
Mary Jane Hall, 11 E. Newton St.
Rev. William H. Easton, 507 Beacon St.
79. Dr. A. Philip Guiles, 340 Chestnut St.. West
Newton 65, Asso. to the Mins.
Mrs. Jessie F. Burton, 88 Exeter St., Zone 16,
Asst. to Mins.
80. Tena McLean.
Marion Clark.
Belle Archibald.
Betty Vetterlein.
81. May Buchanan, 49 Birch St., Roslindale, Ch.
My.
82. Rev. Merrill A. Beem, 27 Dale St., Roxburv,
Dir. Y.P.
83. Mrs. Annette S. Bacon, 25 Milton Ave., Dor-
chester 24, City My.
85. Mrs. G. Clarke, 216 Townsend St., Roxburv,
Soc. Worker & Sec.
88. Mrs. Erma Blair, 53 Craftsland Rd., Brook-
line, Sec.
Mrs. Fred D. Bennett, 53 Craftsland Rd.,
Brookline, R.E.
89. Mrs. Chester H. Snow, 52 Withington St.,
Dorchester.
Mrs. Minna Breivogal, 35 Manthoi-ne Rd.,
West Roxburv, Sec.
94. Mrs. W. E. Farrington, Sec.
100. Mrs. Edwin H. Gibson, 70 Byron Ave.
102. Mrs. Maude Kelsey Jordan, 33 Nve Ave., Sec.
103. Ruth E. Bailey, 1101 Main St., Brockton 37,
Dir. R.E.
Clara M. Keith, 1101 Main St., Brockton 37.
107. Rev. George A. Turner, 38 Buswell St., Boston,
Min. Ch. Sch.
Doris H. Ballard, 1253 Beacon St., Dir. R.E.
Ruth J. Bridgman, 58 Perry St.
108. Ruth E. Brooks, 1835 Beacon St., Zone 46,
Sec.
Kenneth P. Harris, 1835 Beacon St., Min. Asst.
112. Marcus Morton, Jr., Asst. to Min.
Jessie N. Nutter, -Sec.
Rosamond Coolidge, Dir. Lower Sch.
Mrs. Ruth Duncan, Hd. of Nursery Sch.
Mary Williams, Hd. of Kindergarten.
113. John Groves, 72 Mt. Vernon St., Boston.
John Heidt, Andover Hall.
114. Edith H. Losch, Gordon College.
125. Ruth Lord, Children's Work.
130. Mrs. Jean Mackechnie, 29 Butler Ave., Chic-
opee Falls.
145. Mrs. Ronald J. McKenzie, 20 Chase St.
148. Mrs. Florence Flanders, 346 Warren St.,
Needham, Min. of Music & Asst. to Min.
158. G. Jean Humphrej-s, Farm St.
165. Mrs. Walter Johnson, 8 Gaston St., Sec.
175. Mary E. Newnham 28 Walnut St., Sec.
178. George A. Greene, 40 Spring St., Treas.
180. Mary F. Holman, 41 Barnaby St., Sec.
181. Mary Lou Belle Feville, 42 Chaloner St., Sec.
190. Caroline Weed, 23 Clifton St.
194. Mrs. Edward Arnold, 155 Snow St., Sec.
Robert Midgley, 78 West Main St., Westboro,
Asst. in R.E.
Mrs. Edwin H. Moulton, 35 Saltonstall Rd.,
Asst. to Min.
Mrs. Berton G. Towle, Maple St., Ch. Asst.
Dr. Walter H. Commons, 16 Kingston Rd.,
Newton Highlands, Personal Councillor.
Mrs. Esther Williams.
Mrs. Pearl Ridley, 5 Yale St., Gen. Asst.
Mrs. L. G. Ford, Ch. Asst.
Charles A. Hudson, Pastor's Asst.
Mrs. E. C. Purrington, 230 Linden St., Pas-
tor's Asst.
Kathryn G. Br von, 587 Pleasant St., Dir. R.E.
Alice Hitchcock, 231 Chestnut St., Ch. Sec.
Mary McClure, China, Ch. My.
Charlotte Arakelian, Part-time Ch. Sec.
Harriet R. French, 5 Audubon Rd., Sec.
Marion S. Davidson, 763 Longmeadow St.,
Zone 6, Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Marion A. Parmelee, 763 Longmeadow
St., Zone 6, Sec.
Elizabeth Tiffany, 47 Pentucket Ave., Ch.
Visitor.
Helen M. Gresty, 63 Garden St., Zone 48, Soc.
Sec. & Dir. R.E.
David Bauman, 72 Mt. Vernon St., Boston.
Vi\aan M. Bartlett, 119 W. Foster St., Ch. Sec.
& Dir. R.E.
Oma Giles, 89 Lake Ave., Ed. Ch. Paper.
Robert B. Weirbach, 72 Mt. Vernon St., Bos-
ton, Asso. in R.E.
Mrs. C. W. Rogers, 42 Florence St.
Haig Nargesian, Y.P. Work & Preaching.
Mrs. John M. Woodbridge, 130 Hoover Rd.,
Dir. R.E.
Howard R. Johnson, 148 Institution Ave.,
Newton Center, Ch. Sch. Dir.
Mrs. Russell Baker, Claflin PL, Newtonville,
Dir. R£.
Bessie M. Stratton, 104 Eldredge St., Dir. R.E.
Dana F. Kennedy, Eliot Church, Zone 58,
Stud. Asst.
Mrs. Grace F. MacPhee, Eliot Church, Zone
58, Sec.
Rev. William Kevs, 154 Institution Xve., New-
ton Center 59, Y.P. Work.
MarjorieH. Dunham, 1862 Beacon St., Brook-
line 46, Sec.
Elizabeth Hovey, Sec.
Catherine C. Stock, 29 Hunter St., West New-
ton, Sec.
Ruth Morgan, 292 Otis St., West Newton, Sec.
to Asso. Min.
Kenneth Forbes, Union Church in Waban,
Stud. Asst.
Mrs. E, O. Pearman, 27 Arnold PL, Dir. R.E.
Helen G. Hendricks, 27 Crescent St., Pastor's
Mrs. Ruth Dyer Schoettle, 206 Elm St., Sec.
Mrs. W. A. Seelv, 13 Harlow Ave., Dir. R.E.
R. Berwyn Daniel, Dir. R.E.
Grace L. Wheeler, 22 Harding St., Sec.
Gwj^neth M. Price, 192 Bartlett Ave., Dir.
R.E.
Mrs. Ernest C. Robbins, 139 Appleton Ave.
Mrs. Marion S. Neal, 18 Spear St., Church
Asst.
George Lockwood, 18 Spear St., Y.P. Asst.
Mrs. Raymond B. Temple, 52 Hillcrest Rd.
Grover Powell, 72 Mt. Vernon St., Boston.
Hazel Church.
Lewis T. Thornburn, 18 Ocean Ave., Y.P.
Work.
George T. Kennedv, 72 Mt. Vernon St., Bos-
ton, R.E.
Ethel D. Wilson, 20 Chapel St., West Somer-
ville.
Mrs. Edith M. Sinclair, Faith Church, 52
Summer Ave.
Mrs. Granville Bull, 50 Elm St., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Julia M. Johnson, 50 Elm St., Sec.
Rachel Clark, 15 Hawley St., Sec.
Mrs. Helen P. Young, 42 Willard Ave., Fin.
Sec.
Winifred B. Welch. 59 High St., Sec.
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MASSACHUSETTS (Continued)
Mrs. James V. Bruyn, 92 Magnolia Ter., Par-
ish Visitor.
Charles H. Cummings, 197 Marion St., Dir.
R.E.
Edwin R. Seeders, 21 Newhall Qi., Boys' \\ ork.
Hazel M. Amidon, 57 Bowdoin Qt., Girls' Work.
Harry H. King, 108 Byers St., Asst. Treas.
496. Elizabeth Y. Pixley.
498. Mrs. Alice Worthen, 10 Pine St.
George O. Arkwell, 38 Warren St., Dir. Music;
Supt. S.S.
521. Mary H. Fairchild, 29 LawTence St., Gen. Asst.
535. Gertrude G. Brett, Dir. R.E.
541. Mrs. Myrtice Whittaker, Maple St., Sec.
579. Mrs. W. L. Caldwell. Sec.
Evelyn M. Scott, Dir. R.E.
Elise A. Belcher, Exec. Hostess.
587. Mrs. Mary Mulhall,30 Gushing Ave., Zone 70,
Box No. 65, Sec.
Mrs. Harold H. Hodges, 149 Harvard St., Zone
70, Dir. R.E.
591. Barbara Shelton, 28 Montague St., Dir. R.E.
Dorothy Mahan, 28 Montague St., Sec.
593. Mrs. Helen M. Powers, 6 Institute Rd., Zone
2, Sec.
Bertha L. Sargent, 5 Chestnut St., Ch. Asst.
Mrs. Amey Brooks, 5 Chestnut St., Sec.
596. J. Helen Clapp, 24 Shirley St.
597. E. Barbara Shelton, 28 Montague St.
601. Mrs. Helen Houston, 60 Downing St.
603. Mrs. Frank Kinney, 267 Olean St., Zone 2,
Sec.
MICHIGAN
9. Rev. H. L. Pickerill, 438 Maynard St., Dir.
Stud. Activities.
18. Helen L. Palmer, 145 Capital Ave., N.E., Sec.
22. Mrs. W. G. Miller, 501 W. Napier, Sec.
63. Mrs. Lillian Lovejoy, 7625 Linwood, Zone 6,
Sec.
Neva Kennedy Howe, 7625 Linwood, Zone 6,
Dir. Music.
64. Sumiko Matsushige, 14950 Faust, Zone 23,
Sec.
65. Margaret O. Taylor, 33 Forest E, Zone 1, Ch.
Sec.
69. Mrs. C. C. Bowman, 17185 Santa Barbara Dr.,
Zone 21, Pastor's Sec.
71. Mrs. Helene Bronson, 8715 Woodward, Fin.
Sec.
Mrs. Jessie L. Hesse, 8715 Woodward, Sec.
81. Mrs. Grace E. Lyon, Peoples Church, Sec.
Emma Sater, Peoples Church, Dir. Women
Stud. Rel. Work.
John Price, Peoples Church, Dir. Men Stud.
Rel. Work.
104. Mrs. Magdaline Abbott, Fi7i. Sec.
Marjorie Devereaux, Pastor's Sec.
105. Jane Otte, Min. Sec.
Mabel L. Righter, Fin. Sec.
Mrs. Elsie Johnson Stroup, Min. Asst.
Mrs. Josephine Idema, Min. Asst.
107. Mrs. George R. Walcott, Min. Asst.
Ruth Dickinson, Min. of Music.
109. Marjorie Benner, 46 La Belle, S.E., Sec.
124. Violet E. Call, Dir. R.E.
132. Dr. Louis H. Batts, 901 S. Park St., Min. to
Stud.
132. Mrs. Ivan D. Connor, 319 W. Vine St., Ch. Sec.
142. Edward Hawley, 520 W. Grand River, East
Lansing, Dir. Youth Activities
Dorothy Hunt, 125 So. Foster, Sec.
143. Irene Kautz, 221 W. Allegan, East Lansing,
Sec.
152. Mrs. Paul H. Clark, 109 N. Harrison, Sec.
164. Winona Arrick, Dir. R.E.
Mrs. J. H. Iverson.fm. Sec.
Margaret Schroeder, 1577 Clinton St., Sec.
184. Mrs. June Rogers, First Church, Sec.
185. Norma E. Smith, 6370 Lakeshore Dr., Sec.
202. Mrs. F. F. Kleinfeld, 1336 Owen St., Sec.
205. Mrs. Fred Lahr, Sec.
209. Mrs. Katherine Smith, Dir. R.E.
223. Mrs. Ivor Johnson, R.D. 3. Sec.
238. Deloris Borrusch, Pastor's Sec.
239. Mrs. Frank Weaver, 420 W. Forest, Dir. Stud.
Work.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
3. Mrs. La Verne Walls, 3400 Lowell St., N.W..
Pastor's Sec.
4. Mrs. John H. Call, Jr., 1210 N. Kenilworth
St., Arlington, Va., Office Sec.
Mrs. Beatrice Myers, 3631 Jenifer St., N.W.,
Ch. Matron.
7. Mrs. W. F. Peel, 3219 Queseda St., N.W., Sec.
24. Mrs. Alfred Rowe, 66 New St., Sec.
Cora Klick, Union Seminary, New York City.
R.E. Worker.
25. Al Hart, 279 Fourth Ave., Ch. Sch. Sup't.
31. Ruth Martin, 216 Ridgewood Ave.. Sec.
Mrs. Raymond Perry. 83 Winsor PI., Asst.
Treas.
33. Mrs. Lorain Lukens, 766 Main St., Part-time
Office Sec.
47. Grace Morrill, 117 Midland Ave., Dir. R.E.
Vivian Stranahan, 20 Condit Terr., West
Orange, N. J., Ass't Dir. R.E. & Sec.
Caroline Holmes, 39 Harrison Ave., Sec. to
Min.
49. Mrs. Frances E. Rogers, 462 N. Grove St.,
East Orange, N. J.. Sec. to Min.
Ethel M. Booder, 90 Christopher St., Assoc, in
R.E.
50. Mrs. Robert Roehr, 19 Belvedere Pk.. Pastor's
Sec.
53. Mrs. A. L. Richardson. 22 Mountainview Ave.,
Sec.
57. Mrs. George H. Sayers, 129 Westervelt PI..
Sec. to Min.
MINNESOTA
36. Mrs. H. G. Manley. 2310 E. Fourth St.. Zone
5. Sec.
Roy L. Leland (Miss.), 2310 E. Fourth St.,
Zone 5, Dir. R.E.
37. Mrs. Monnis Wilson, Dir. R.E.
43. Mable Hanson, 70S S. Union, Sec.
88. Mrs. Harry Deiman, 618 Seventh Ave., S.E.,
Zone 14. Sec.
Mrs. May Alice Beck. 500 Eighth Ave.. S.E.,
Zone 14, Dir. Y.P. Work.
94. R. D. Brackett, 5240 Second Ave.. S., Zone 9,
Youth Dir. & Parish Visitor.
Mrs. A. S. Nyberg, 5505 Wentworth Ave..
Zone 9, Pastor's Sec.
Mrs. Myrtle Holsinger. 2512 Hennepin Ave..
Zone 5, Ch. Sec.
98. Mrs. Arthur J. Snow. 2200 Pleasant Ave..
Zone 4, Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Mathew E. Anderson. 4109 Garfield Ave..
Zone 8. Parish Visitor.
Martha Lobeck. 519 13th Ave. S.E., Zone 14.
Sec.
Hazel Froker. 2435 Girard Ave.. S.. Zone 5,
Sec. & Asst, Treas.
131. Mrs. J. H. Black. Texas & W. Lake St.. Zone
16, Dir. R.E.
Mrs. H. J. Williams, 6313 Hamilton St., Zone
16, Pastor's Sec.
43. Helen Boyd. 1315 Raymond Ave.. Zone 8.
Y.P. Dir.
174. Mary E. Curtis. 375 West 5th St., Ch. Clerk &
Treas.
MISSOURI
16. Mrs. Florence M. Cell, 4810 Oak, Ch. Sec.
17. Mrs. Frances Adsit, 532 Maple Blvd., Fin. &
Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Ann Fisher Kamnier, 532 Maple Blvd.,
Y.P. Worker.
19. Mrs. Nelle Brittain, 3600 Walnut St., Sec.
Mrs. Annabel Kelly, 3600 Walnut St.. Dir.
R.E.
32. Elizabeth Cottle. 6501 Wydown Blvd., Zone
5, Ch. Asst.
Mrs. Fred Schlaikjer, 8219 Topton Way, Zone
5, Ch. Visitor.
44. Mrs. Clara Metcalf, 140 S. Gore Ave., Zone 19,
Sec.
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MISSOURI (Continued)
Mrs. W. J. Busch, 645 Clark Ave., Zone 19,
Sec.
Maurice McDowell, 475 E. Lockwood, Zone
19, Stud. Asst.
NEBRASKA
76. Mrs. Margaret M. Anderson, 20th and D Sts.,
Asst.
Yvonne Schroeder, 20th and D Sts., Asst.
91. Mrs. F. Charles Hague, 1409 Koenigstein Ave.,
Sec.
95. Mrs. Martha V. Friesen, 3018 Dewey. Dir.
Alma G. Baker, 5002 N. 42nd St., Sec.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
4. Cleo E. Duncan, Dir. R.E.
37. Dorothy W. Pease, South Cong. Ch., Dir. R.E.
83. Mrs. Esther Grover, E. Wheelock St., Dir.
96. Marga'rite Starkey, 30 Coolidge St.
100. Irene MacCauley, 22 Holman St., Dir. R.E. k
Sec.
112. Carol J. Stifler, First Cong. Ch., Asst.
113. Rachael Sljiyton, 6 North St., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Ruth Parker, 36 Appleton St., .Sec.
123. Kathryn Brigham, 30 Abbott St., Sec.
150. Mrs. Laura Sumner, 240 Middle St., Dir. R.E.
NEW YORK
18. Ellen M. Lane, 113 Crestmont Rd.
Mrs. George S. Wooster, 125 Chapin St.
27. Mrs. Mildred E. Knox, 31 Alden Ave., Tucka-
hoe. Pastor's Sec.
30. Lois Jones, 6 Elam PI., Ch. Sec.
81. Mrs. Esther Johnson, The Park Church.
112. Mrs. Leonard P. Crissey, 410 Lakeview Ave.,
S.S. Supt.
147. Mrs. George W. Fisk, 300 Gramatan Ave.,
Dir. Y.P.
Mrs. John P. Banning, 34 Chester St., Ch. Sec.
148. Mrs. Harold Goulding, 284 S. Columbus Ave.
163. Carrie E. Wood, 368 Willis Ave., Zone .54.
166. Julia Logan, 350 Clinton Ave., Parish Visitor.
Mrs. Ruth C. Martin, 1085 Prospect PL, Dir.
R.E.
Mrs. Mary C. Fackre, 350 Clinton Ave., Ch.
Sec.
170. Mrs. Frank J. Strickland, 451 E. 18th St., Fin.
Sec.
Mrs. Vaughan Ramsey, 451 E. 18th St., .Sec.
Mrs. William S. McCotter, 451 E. 18th St.,
Visitor.
173. Florence Epworth, 536 Monroe St., Gen. Asst.
176. Mrs. Emily L. Bassett, 948 E. Eighth St., Ch.
Visitor.
180. Beatrice M. Loennecke, 75 Hicks St., Ch. Sec.
& Reg.
Leonora T. Goodwin, 75 Hicks St., Soc. Ser.
Worker.
184. Irene Henderson, 263 President St., Zone 31,
Sec.
Mrs. John Tessitore, 263 President St., Zone
31, Parish Visitor.
185. A. Pashgian, 152 E. 34th St., Zone 16, Sec.
186. Roberta Northrup, 211 W. 56th St., Zone 19,
Counselor in Religion.
Mrs. Harry S. Martin, 211 W. 56th St., Zone
19, Parish Visitor.
Frances M. Chamberlin, 211 W. 56th St., Zone
19, Min. Sec.
189. Mrs. Gwendolyn Rawlins, 101 W. 135th St.
193. Mrs. Ellis M. Barnes, 42-05 215th PI., Bay-
side, L. I., Ch. Sec.
194. Carol C. Rose, 50 Ascan Ave., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Harold F. Shotton, 50 Ascan Ave., Ch.
Sec.
201. Joyce E. Bouchard, 8422 115th St., Sec.
208. George Johnson, 274 Brunswick St., Zone 7,
Gen. Asst.
282. Marion H. Sargent, 7 Lockwood Rd., Dir. R.E.
294. Marion Hopper, 77 Washington Hway., Supt.
R.E.
Mrs. A. E. Rice, 77 Washington Hway. Ch.
Sec.
Mrs. Jessie M. Stoll, 77 Washington Hway,
Fin. Sec.
310. Mrs. Edwin D. Hovey. 140 Winthrop Rd.,
Zone 0, Pastor's Sec.
315. Mrs. P. Korbell, 22 Fairview Ave., Zone 7,
My.
319. Sally Burritt, 719 Mulberry St., Zone 4. Ch.
Sec.
339. Marjorie Curtis. 421 S. Lexington Ave., Dir.
R.E.
Mrs. Verne Barnhart. Saxon Garden Apts.,
Sec.
340. Mrs. Flora Mercer Brennan, 21 Ridgeview
Ave., Gen. Asst. & Pastor's Sec.
OHIO
1. Mrs. Gladys Blackmore, 119 Merriman Rd.,
Zone 3, Pastor's Sec.
Mrs. H. L. Gault. 46 Hurlburt Ave., Zone 3.
Treas.
Wilbert H. Wright, 57 Nottingham St., Zone
10.
2. Mrs. Harrv Nicholson. 501 W. Market St.,
Zone 3, Dir. RJS.
Florence Sheard, 501 W. Market St., Zone 3.
Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Marshall G. Reid, 501 W. Market St..
Zone 3, Asst. Ch. Sec.
52. Magdalene Baldauf, 3244 Glendora Ave.. Zone
20. Dir. R.E.
63. Mrs. Kenneth Foote. 86 E. Schaaf Rd., Zone
9, Gen. Asst.
64. Irma Wirick. 822 E. 150th St.. Zone 10. Gen.
Asst.
66. Mrs. Charles L. Stevens. 1813 Page Ave.. Zone
12, Min. Asst.
69. Louise Harper, Euclid Ave. at E. 96th, Zone 6,
Dir. R.E.
Laila E. Weeks, Euclid Ave. at E. 96th St.,
Zone 6, Acting Sec.
70. Mrs. Wesley Lang. 14101 Hazelmere Ave.,
Zone 11. Office Sec.
Mrs. J. E. West. 12933 Chfton Blvd.. Lake-
wood 7, Ch. Visitor.
73. Mrs. Robert Overstreet. 12002 Lake Ave.,
Lakewood, Ch. Sec. (Part time).
75. Mrs. L. H. Marsh, 1375 W. Clifton Blvd.,
Lakewood 7, Sec. (Part time).
Mrs. W. B. Oatman, 1375 W. Clifton Blvd.,
Lakewood 7, Sec.
81. Mrs. Thomas Russell, 2592 W. 14th St., Zone
13, -See.
Mrs. Lotta Talcott, 2592 W. 14th St., Zone 13,
Multigraph Op.
82. Gertrude Coon, 2924 E. 132nd St., East Cleve-
land 12, Min. Sec.
Ruth Morrison, 3275 Aberdeen Rd., Zone 20,
Dir. R.E.
Alice Raquet, 1820 Page Ave., East Cleve-
land 12. Asst. Sec.
84. Mrs. H. Duane Pratt, 2567 Eaton Rd., Zone
18, Sec. (Part time).
89. Mrs. Laban Murray, 444 E. Broad St., Min.
Asst.
Immer L. (Mr.) Godfrey, 444 E. Broad St.,
Fin. Sec.
92. Grace Slater. 154 W. Fifth Ave.. Sec.
96. Mrs. A. J. Andre Lincoln Dr., Pastor's Sec.
Mrs. Dora Young, 273 Broad St., Fin. Sec.
113. Roberta Leslie. 2519 Dover Rd., Westlake,
Part-time R.E. Worker.
119. Elizabeth M. Rich, 209 Court St., Clyria, Sec.
& Ch. Asst.
Arthur C. Churchill, 108 E. College St., Ober-
lin. Stud. Asst.
121. Jack Turner, Grad. Sch. of TheoL, Oberlin.
Stud. Asst.
145. Mrs. Fred Koehler, 26 Burnham St., Cincin-
nati 18, Asst.
189. Delia B. Evans, 514 Park Ave. W., Dir. R.E.
201. Carolyn Sholund, Asst. in R.E.
227. Halley Oliver, Oberlin, Y.P. Stud. Leader.
231. Gertrude F. Jacob, 30 E. Lorain, Ch. Sec.
Robert E. Behrens, The Embassy, Dir. R.E.
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OHIO (Continued)
237. Mrs. Gilbert McLean, 22 Liberty St., Dir. R.E.
254. Mrs. Thomas James, 519 Murray Court, Part-
time Sec.
285. Mrs. Margaret B. Moneymaker, 1350 Yates
St., Zone 8, Asst. to Pastor.
Elizabeth McGuffie, The Plaza Hotel, Zone 2,
Min.ofEd.
Mrs. R. Jackson Conn, 4626 Willys Parkway,
Zone 12, Ch. Sec.
291. Mrs. Robert W. Butler, 2013 Lawrence St.,
Zone 6, Ck. Sec.
294. Bertha Juell, Market «fe Canal Sts., Dir. K.£. &
Ch. Sec.
OKLAHOMA (White)
19. Mrs. L. C. Pierce, 829 N.W. 13th St., Zone 6,
Sec.
OREGON
10. Mrs. Mark McCallister, 240 N. 23rd St.,
Hostess, Soldier Center.
Mrs. H. E. Atwood, 1010 N. 10th St., Sec.
13. Mrs. H. E. Waud, 490 13th Ave., E., Sec.
27. Mrs. T. O. Gregory, R. 2, Ch. Asst.
30. Frances B. Clapp, 1126 S.W. Park Ave., Zone
5, Parish Asst.
Mrs. Mary Hazelle, 1126 S.W. Park Ave.,
Zone 5, Sec.
Mrs. Ina Shaw, 1126 S.W. Park Ave., Zone 5,
Hostess, Y.P. Club.
PENNSYLVANIA
62. Mrs. Gertrude Moeller, 5428 Akron St., Zone
24, Sec.
76. Betty Tusing, 620 Smithfield St., Zone 22,
Pastor's Sec.
PUERTO RICO
5. Maria Robles, My.
17. Omega Vega, My.
RHODE ISLAND
2. Hubert F. Hill, 1377 Hope St., Dir. R.E.
18. Mrs. Walter Coupe, 75 Daniels St., Ch. Sec.
20. Bessie P. Hawkins, 52 Hancock St., Sec.-Asst.
to Pastor.
23. Elsie B. Simmons, 59 Prospect St., Dir. R.E.
26. Mrs. Evelyn T. Jackson, 162 Laurel Ave., Sec.
to Min.
Ruth E. Cameron, 59 Prospect St., Dir. R.E.
27. Mrs. Henry A. I^amson, Ch. Sec.
SOUTH DAKOTA
139. Chloe Johnson, 721 N. Indiana Ave., Ch. Sec.
SOUTHERN CONVENTION
73. Virginia Webber, 2308 Roanoke Ave., Dir.
88. Rutha'nna Foard, 214 N. Main St., Dir R.E.
100. Helen Margaret Messick, McPherson Apt.,
Dir. Y.P. Work.
TENNESSEE (Colored)
4. F. M. Ross (Miss), Fisk University, Zone 8,
Pastor's Sec.
8. E. N. Roberts (Miss), 1626 W. Chestnut St..
Soc. Worker.
TEXAS (White)
3. Mrs. Annie Craven Harper, 4620 Junius,
Visitor.
UTAH
3. Sarah M. Field, 366 Parry, My.
VERMONT
25. Adelaide Hartpence, 100 S. Main St., Asst. to
Min. & Dir. R.E.
Mrs. H. R. Prior, 38 Converse Court, Exec. Sec.
03. Homer A. Niles, 62 Liberty St., Treas.
Mrs. George V. Colbv, 4 Harrison Ave., Ch.
Sec.
36. Mrs. H. R. Hart, 119 Walnut St., Supv. Jr. Ch.
& Supt. Elementery Dept.
Louise Paige, 43 Prospect St., Sec.
51. Estelle Dickinson, Dir. R.E.
52. Eleanor Hansman, Supv. Y.P. Work.
96. Mary E. Vagahan, S. Park St., Asst. Treas.
WASHINGTON & NO. IDAHO
7. Mrs. Glenn Satchwell, R.E.
78. Mrs. J. B. Finnell, 114 S. Central, Of. Sec.
31. Mrs. Hugh Copeland, Parish Visitor.
Mrs. C. L. Booth, Parish Visitor.
d8. Mrs. Lucy F. Kuhn, 4503 46th S.W., Zone 6,
R.E. Advisor.
)9. Sivert Shotheim, 9840 California Ave., Zone 6,
Dir. Recreation.
Virginia Latta, 4604 Beach PI. Dr., Zone 6,
Assoc. Dir. of Recreatiom.
38. Harold V. Smith, 1005 E. Roy, Exec. Sec.
Louise Triplett, 3431 Cascadia, Zone 44, Dir.
R.E.
Marguerite Jorgenson, 3233 W. 61st, Of. Sec.
Mrs. Juanita Hubert, Ambassador Hotel,
Girls' Work.
10. Mrs. Margaret Slocum, 4311 Brooklynn, Zone
5, Sec.
14. May Race, S. 320 Brown St., Sec.
23. C. C. Hume, R. 5, Box 294, Fin. Sec.
Mrs. MUle M. Rhode, 601 N. First, Of. Sec.
12. Meade Elliott, 915 S. 25th Ave., Dir. R.E.
WISCONSIN
6. Hazel Conn, 220 E. Washington Ave., Ch. Sec.
12. Clara Mabel Nelson, 718 Clary St., Dir. R.E.
13. Mrs. Bertha Bedell, Lindale PL, Pastor's Sec.
36. Mrs. Kate Sizer, 421 S. Monroe Ave., Ch. Sec.
ii. Mrs. Laura Ramsay, 905 Cass St., Dir. R.E. &
Sec.
)5. Nadine Butler, 1609 University Ave., Zone 5,
Ch. Sec.
D7. Mrs. Maude Irwin, 836 N. 20th St., Zone 3,
Ch. Sec.
Marjorie G. Manley, 2311 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
Zone 3, Ch. Asst.
38. Mrs. E. A. Branch, 2426 N. 29th St., Zone 10,
Pastor's Sec.
39. Irene Ludwig, 2367 N. Fourth St., Zone 12,
Ch. Sec.
>2. Myrtle Hellestad, 328 Bowen St., Ch. Sec.
55. Mrs. Clara Arens, 1919 N. Seventh St., Ch.
Sec.
i7. Mrs. Grace W. Spalding, 1511 Church St.,
Zone 13, Ch. Sec.
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Missionaries of A. B. C. F. M.
315
MISSIONARIES OF THE AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMIS-
SIONERS FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS
Missionary and Location
Abraham, Rev. & Mrs. Ralph L., Groutville, c.
Armstrong, Miss Susan E., Foochow, p
Atwood, Miss Hazel M., Foochow, p
Bailey, Miss Hazel F., Peking, p
Ballou, Rev. & Mrs. Earle H., Peking, p
Birge, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. John Kingsley,
Istanbul, t
Blake, Rev. & Mrs. Everett C, Izmir, t
Block, Mrs. Emily R., Talas, t
Bookwalter, Mrs. Lulu G., Manepay, /
Boynton, Miss Grace M., Chengtu, p
Brenneman, Miss Charlotte M., Inanda, c. . . .
Brewster, Rev. & Mrs. J. Rigsrs, Athens, n. . . .
Brokenshire, Dr. Herbert C., Davao, v
Brown, Miss Miriam D., Madura, d
Bruce, Miss Clara H., Ahmednagar, e
Brueckner, Mr. & Mrs. K. Robert, Adams, c . .
Buck, Miss Theresa R., (R.N.), Mt. Silinda, g.
Buell, Miss Constance, Tientsin, p
Bunker, Rev. & Mrs. Sydney K., Vaddukoddai,
Burr, Miss Leona L., Shaowu, p
Campbell, Mrs. Ian (Gladys Perry) Izmir, t
Carleton, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Alford, Aleppo, /
Carter, Miss Minnie E., Inanda, c
Gary, Miss Alice E., Honolulu, T. H
Gary, Rev. & Mrs. Frank, Davao, P. I
Cassen, Rev. & Mrs. Paul M., Sirur, e. ..... .
Chandler, Miss Gertrude E., Aruppukottai, d .
Chandler, Rev. & Mrs. Robert E., Tientsin, p
Childs, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Gladwyn M
Dondi, h
Christian, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J., Foochow, p
Christoferson, Rev. & Mrs. Arthur F., Ifafa, c
Clapp, Miss Frances B., Kyoto, A;
Clark, Miss Lucv K., Uduvil, /
Cobb, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Edward S., Kyoto, k
Coles, Mr. & Mrs. Samuel B., Galangue, h. .
Compton, Mr. & Mrs. Carl C., Thessaloniki
Cooke, Alma L., (M.D.), Tehchow, p
Cowles, Miss Ruth C, (R.N.), Johannesburg, c
Craig, Miss Ivy E., Chikore, g
Crew, Miss Angle, Kobe, k
Crosby, Miss E. Marie, Dondi, h,
Cross, Miss Laura B., Peking, p
Cross, Rev. & Mrs. Rowland M.-, Tunghsien, p
Curtis, Miss Edith, Kobe, k
Dart, Mr. & Mrs. F. Sidney, Dondi, h
DeForest, Miss Charlotte B., (L.H.D.), Kobe, k
De Vargas, Mr. & Mrs. Phihppe, Peking, p. .
Dewey, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. (R.N.) Albert W
Gaziantep, t
gewey. Miss Diantha, Mardin, t
ibble. Miss Lauretta A., Galangue, h
Dille, Rev. & Mrs. Carl R., Chilesso, h
Dizney, Miss Helen, (R.N.), Tehchow, p. . . .
Douglass, Miss Edith L., Sofia, u
Dow, Miss Margaret, Peking, p
Downs, Rev. & Mrs. Darley, Dansalan, P. I., k
Dudley, Rev. & Mrs. Raymond A., Aruppu-
kottai, d
Dutton, Rev. & Mrs. PhiUp D., Taiku, p . . . .
Dwight, Miss Adelaide S., Talas, t
Dyer, Miss Lora G., (M.D.), Foochow, p. . . .
Dysart, Rev. & Mrs. John P., Chikore, g. . . .
Eddy, Miss Sylvia T., (R.N.), Talas, t
Edwards, Rev. & Mrs. James F., Poona, e. . .
Ennis, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. MerUn W., Sach
kela, h,
Fairbank, Rev. & Mrs. Robert W., Sholapur,
Fanning, Miss Katherine F., Tottori, k
Faurot, Mr. Albert L., Shaowu, p
Fenenga, Miss Agnes, Aleppo, I
Field, Miss Sarah M., Kobe, k
Fletcher, Miss Katherine O., Scutari, a
FUnt, Mr. & Mrs. Edgar M., Madura, d
Fowle, Mr. & Mrs. Luther R., Istanbul, o . . .
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Missionary and Location
Gait, Rev. & Mrs. Elmer W., Paoting, p
Gait, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Howard S., Peking, p
Garman, Rev. & Mrs. Clark P., Tokyo, k
Gilbert, Rev. & Mrs. Lewis L., Jr., Tunghsien,
Gillett, Rev. & Mrs. Clarence S., Kyoto, k
Gillett, Dr. Charles L., Pagada, .Anchorage, p. .
Greene, Miss Ohve, Izmir, t
Grimes, Mr. & Mrs. Albert C, Tientsin, p . . . .
Haas, Dr. & Mrs. Cyril H., Adana, t
Hack, Mrs. Richard B., Mt. Silinda, g
Hammaker, Miss Margaret G., Sholapur, e. . . .
Hardeman, Miss Katherine, (R;N.), Madura, d
Harley, Miss Isabelle, Thessaloniki, n
Harris, Miss Gertrude, Ahmednagar, e
Harrison, Rev. & Mrs. M. H., Bangalore, d. . .
Hausske, Mr. & Mrs. Albert C, Tehchow, p. .
Hemingway, Miss Isabel, (R.N.), Taiku, p. . . .
Hess, Rev. & Mrs. James M., Madura, d
Hibbard, Miss Esther L., Kyoto, k
Hinman, Miss Margaret, Izmir, t
HoUenbeck, Mrs. Henry S., (R.N.), Sachikela, h
Horn, Miss Josie E., Fenchow, p
Houston, Miss Lyda S., Yangkow, p
Hubbard, Rev. & Mrs. Hugh W., Paoting, p. .
Huggins, Miss Alice M., Tunghsien, p
Huggins, Miss Mabel I., Peking, p
Hume, Dr. & Mrs. Walter F., Wai, e
Hunter, Rev. & Mrs. James A., Tunghsien, p. .
Hurlbut, Miss Mary W., Sachikela, h
Husted, Miss Edith E., Kodaikanal, d
Ingle, Miss I. Mary, Thessaloniki, n
Isely, Rev. & Mrs. Merrill N., Gaziantep, t. . . .
Jacobs, Miss Jennie, Foochow, p
Kelley, Miss Anne B., Peking, p
Kennedy, Dr. and Mrs. Robert M., Inuvil, /. .
Lanktree, Miss Lucy B., Ingtai, p
Laubach, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Frank C. Dan-
salan, V
Lawrence, Dr. & Mrs. William I., Mt. Silinda, g
Lawson, Mr. & Mrs. James H., Madura, d. . . .
Leete, Rev. WilUam R., Shanghai, p
Leger, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Samuel H., Shaowu,
LesUe, Mrs. Elvesta T., Istanbul, o
Lindsley, Miss Alice P., Scutari, t
Lockwood, Mr. & Mrs. Edson C, Vaddukoddai,
Long, Rev. & Mrs. Loy L., Ahmednagar, e. . . .
Long, Miss Mabel E., EUenico, n
Lorbeer, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd L., Pasumalai, d. . .
Lovatt, Miss Ethel, (R.N.), Tunghsien, p
Lowrey, Miss Edna, Macao, p
Lucas, Miss Gladys M., Scutari, t
Lum, Miss Maryette H., Peking, p
Lyman, Miss Evelyn M., Mt. Silinda, g
Lyons, Miss Lucia E., Tehchow, p
Malcolm, Miss Florence C, Chilesso, A
Marsh, Rev. & Mrs. John S., Mt. Silinda, g. . .
Martin, Rev. & Mrs. Azel A., Dindigul, d. . . .
Martin, Rev. & Mrs. Harry S., Tunghsien, p.
Martin, Miss Jessie E., Istanbul, a
Matthews, Rev. & Mrs. Harold S., Fenchow,
Maxwell, Mrs. Katherine S., Durban, c
Maynard, Rev. & Mrs. Harrison A., Beirut, I
McClure, Miss Mary L., Fenchow, p
McClure, Rev. & Mrs. Robert W., Foochow,
McElroy, Miss Katharine L., Athens, n
McKinley, Rev. & Mrs. James F., Dumaguete,
McKnight, Rev. & Mrs. WiUiam Q., Nakat-
suyama, k
McMillan, Dr. & Mrs. Aaron M., Galangue, h
Meacham, Rev. & Mrs. Frank T., Mount
SiUnda, g
Meebold, Miss Louise M., Fenchow, p
Merrill, Miss Gertrude H., (R.N.), Chikore,
I Merrill, Miss Katharine, Matsuyama, k. . . .
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Missionary and Location
Minto, Miss Una J., Bailundo, h
Mix, Miss Katherine, Wai, e
Moran, Rev. & Mrs. Sherwood F., Osaka, k. . .
Moreley, Miss Bertha B., Thessaloniki, n
Moulton, Rev. & Mrs. Joseph L., Vadala, e. . .
Murphy, Miss AUce E., Tehchow, p
Nelson, Miss Olive L., (R.N.), Madura, e
Nelson, Miss Valley L., Tehchow, p
Nichols, Rev. & Mrs. Edward G., Batlagundu, d
Nicholson, Miss OUne E., Madura, d
Nilson, Rev. & Mrs. Paul E., Talas, t
Nolting, Rev. & Mrs. Edward L., Madura, d. .
Noreen, Miss Emma B., Fenchow, p
Norton, Miss Harriet C, Aleppo, I
Nute, Dr. & Mrs. William L., Talas, t
Orner, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J., Chikore, g
Parmelee, Miss Ruth A., (M.D.), Athens, n. . .
Parsons, Miss Edith F., Izmir, t
Payne, Miss Jessie E., Paoting, p
Phelps, Miss Theda B., Gaziantep, t
PhiUips, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Ray E., Johan-
nesburg, c
Picken, Miss L. LilUan, Satara, e
Porter, Rev. (L.H.D., D.D.) & Mrs. Lucius C,
Peking, p
Putney, Miss Ethel W., Istanbul, a
Pye, Miss Gertrude C., Fenchow, p
Reed, Miss Alice C, Tehchow, p
Ridley, Miss Florence M., Wai, e
Riggs, Rev. & Mrs. Charles H., Chengtu, p. . .
Riggs, Rev. & Mrs. Charles T., Istanbul, a. . . .
Riggs, Rev. & Mrs. Ernest W., Thessaloniki, n
Riggs, Mrs. Henry H., Beirut, I
Rinden, Rev. & Mrs. Arthur, Diongloh, p
Roberts, I. Mary, (M.D.), Madura, d
Robinson, Rev. & Mrs. Harold W., Tehchow, p
Robinson, Dr. & Mrs. Hugh L., Tunghsien, p. .
Rogers, Miss Miriam E., Sholapur, e
Saunders, Rev. & Mrs. Albert J., Madura, d. . .
Scaff, Rev. & Mrs. Alvin H., Dansalan, v
Scott, Miss Lavinia, Inanda, c
Scott, Mr. & Mrs. Roderick, Foochow, p
Shaw, Rev. & Mrs. Ernest T., Peking, p
Shepard, Dr. & Mrs. Lorrin A., Istanbul, t. . . .
Shepherd, Rev. & Mrs. George W., Am. Board,
Boston
Silliman, Miss Caroline, Aleppo, I
Smith, Miss Bertha K., Manamadura, d
Smith, Rev. & Mrs. E. Walter, Ingtai, p
Missionary and Location
Smith, Miss Helen H., Ingtai, p
Stanley, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Charles A., Tsinan,
P
Stick, Rev. & Mrs. Henry A., Adams, c
Stoltzfus. Rev. & Mrs. Benjamin F., Sofia, u. .
Stowe, Miss Grace H., Kobe, k
Stowe, Miss Mary E., Kobe, k
Strong, Rev. & Mrs. Robbins, Tientsin, p
Swart, Rev. & Mrs. Winfield Q., Ahmednagar,
e
Taylor, Dr. & Mrs. Alan B., Durban, c
Taylor, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. James D., Johan-
nesburg, c
TheUn, Mr. & Mrs. Guy A., Tsingloh, p
Thomas, Miss Eunice T., Shaowu, p
Thomas, Mr. & Mrs. G. Ross, Bombay, e
Thomas, Dr. & Mrs. Horace S., Madura, d. . . .
Thomas, Miss Mary, (R.N.), Bailundo, h
Thompson, Miss E. Frances, Dumaguete, v. . .
Tong, Rev. & Mrs. Walter C, Davao, v
Topping, Rev. & Mrs. William H., Foochow, p
Torrence, Miss Louise F., Chikore, g
Towle, Rev. & Mrs. Gifford H., Ahmednagar, e
Towner, Miss C. Grace, Tarsus, t
Van Kirk, Miss Ruth E., Tientsin, p
Walker, Miss Nelhe M., Adams, c
Wain, Rev. & Mrs. Duane V., Chilesso, h
Ward, Miss Laura D., Shaowu, p
Ward, Miss Mary I., Izmir, t
Ward, Rev. & Mrs. PhiUp H., Beirut, I
Warren, Rev. & Mrs. Charles M., Kyoto, k. . .
Webb, Rev. & Mrs. Richard S., Bailundo, h. . .
Whitaker, Rev. & Mrs. Robert B., Lintsing, p.
White, Rev. & Mrs. Emmons E., Manamadura,
d
Wilcox, Miss Katie, Madura, d
Wilder, Dr. & Mrs. Edward W., Madura, d. . .
Wiley, Miss Martha, Shaowu, p
WiUiams, Miss Gladys M., Taiku, p
Wilson, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley D., Peking, p. . . .
Wood, Miss Agnes A., Inanda, c
Wood, Miss E. Loleta, Rahuri, c
Woodard, Mrs. WiUiam P., Osaka, A;
Woodruff, Mrs. Alma S., Sofia, u
Woodward, Rev. & Mrs. Frank J., Dansalan, v
Woodward, Miss Sarah E., Izmir, o
Wool worth, Rev. & Mrs. Wm. Sage, Jr., Tarsus,
t
Wright, Miss Margarita, Guadalajara, b
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ASSOCIATE MISSIONARIES OF THE AMERICAN BOARD
Missionary and Location
Bingham, Rev. & Mrs. Brewster, Foochow, p.
Blatter, Miss Dorothy G., Istanbul, t
Brookes, Dr. (Litt.D.) & Mrs. Edgar H., Adams,
c
Fisher, Mrs. Louise Gliem, Satara, e
Keithahn, Rev. & Mrs. Ralph R. (M.D.), Ken-
geri, d
Missionary and Location
Korchagina, Dr. Maria, Satara, e
Mavnard, Mr. & Mrs. Richard E., Tarsus, t
Phelps, Mr. & Mrs. Carl W., Kodaikanal, d
Stene, Mrs. Flora ManweU, (R.N.)
Strong, Mr. Tracy, Jr., Geneva
Torrey, Miss M. Beth, Dondi, h
a Istanbul, P. O. Box 142.
b Portuguese East Africa.
c South Africa.
d South India.
e India.
/ Ceylon.
g South Rhodesia, Africa.
h West Africa.
i Spain.
k Japan.
I Syria.
m Caucasus,
n Greece,
p China.
N. B. — As postal directions, the places named are often inadequate and subject to change. Correspondents
of missionaries of the American Board are advised to send their letters, enclosed, to Foreign Department, 14
Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
q Czechoslovakia.
s Mexico.
t Turkey.
u Bulgaria.
V Philippine Islands (Mindanao).
y Micronesia.
1943]
Missionaries of A . B. C. F. M.
317
RETIRED MISSIONARIES OF THE AMERICAN BOARD
WHO HAD TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OR MORE IN SERVICE
Retired Missionary and Location
Aiken, Rev. Ed^vin E., 18 Chiang Ts'a Hutung,
Peking, China
Allen, Miss Bertha H., 510 W. Tenth St., Clare-
niont, Cal
Baird, Miss Agnes, 620 Plymouth Rd., Clare-
mont, Cal
Baldwin, Miss Jane D., 322 Lawn Ridge Rd.,
Orange, N. J
Banninga, Rev. & Mrs. John J., 356 Pine Ave.,
Holland, Mich
Barker, Miss Annie M., c/o The American Board
Mission, Central Post Box 142, Istanbul,
Turkey
Bartlett, Mrs. Samuel C, R. F. D. 1, Norwich,
Vt
Beals, Drs. (M.D.) Lester H. and Rose F., Mt
Hermon School, Mt. Hermon, Mass
Beard, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Willard L., Century
Farm, Shelton, Conn
Bell, Mrs. William C, 665 Mayflower Rd.
Claremont, Cal
Bement, Miss Frances K., Porter Hall, Pilgrin:
Place, Claremont, Cal
Bennett, Rev. & Mrs. H. J., 423 Walnut St.
Brookhne, Mass
Bicknell, Mrs. John, 138 Hancock St., Auburn-
dale, Mass
Bissell, Miss Emily R., Porter Hall, Pilgrim
Place, Claremont, Cal
Bliss, Dr. & Mrs. Edward L., 73 S. Cedar St.
OborUn, Ohio
Borel, Miss Lucie E., 132 La Violette, Auver
nier, Neuchatel, Switzerland
Bridgman, Mrs. Clara D., R. F. D. 1, Durham,
Conn
Bunker, Rev. & Mrs. Fred R., 138 Hancock St.,
Auburndale, Mass
Caldwell, Mr. & Mrs. Samuel L., Box 605,
Laguna Beach, Cal
Cary, Mrs. Otia, 138 Hancock St., Auburndale,
Mass
Channon, Mrs. Irving M., 182 Elm St., Oberiin,
Ohio
Chapin, Miss Abbie G., Stafford, Va
Chittenden, Miss Caroline E., 6 West St., Ober-
Hn, Ohio
Clark, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Alden H., 56 Leigh-
ton Rd., Wellesley, Mass
Clark, Mrs. Charles E., 2221 Clawson Ave.,
Royal Oak, Mich
Clarke, Rev. & Mrs. William P., 12 Pine St.,
Florence, Mass
Cosper, Rev. & Mrs. William C, 492 W. Eighth
St., Claremont, Cal
Cowles, Mrs. Amy B., 259 W. Sixth St., Clare-
mont, Cal
Cozad, Miss Gertrude, 252 W. Sixth St., Clare-
mont, Cal
Curr, Miss Isabella H. (M.D.), Auchtermuchty,
Fife, Scotland
Denton, Miss Mary F., Doshisha Girls' School,
Kyoto, Japan
Dickson, Mrs. James H., 3 Aga Abbas Ah Rd
Bangalore, So. India
Ewing, Mrs. Charles E., 1860 Garfield Rd., East
Cleveland, Ohio
Fairbank, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Edward, Main
St., Northfield, Mass
Fowler, Miss Esther B., Missionary Home, 2 In
fantry Rd., Bangalore, So. India
Frost, Miss Carohne E., 138 Hancock St., Au
burndale. Mass
Fry, Rev. (D.D.) Earl C, 138 Hancock St.,
Auburndale, Mass
Fuller, Mr. & Mrs. Columbus C, 6316 Ruby St.
Los Angeles, Cal
Gates, Mrs. Frances H., East Haddam, Conn
Retired Missionary and Location
Getchell, Mr. & Mrs. Danal K., 660 Mayflower
Rd., Claremont, Cal
Goodenough, Mrs. Herbert D., Box 21, Um-
komaas. Natal, So. Africa
Gordon, Miss Annie E., 141 Somerset St., W.,
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Graf, Miss Johanna L., 843H N. Main St.,
Springfield, Mo
Griswold, Miss Fanny E., 138 Hancock St.,
Auburndale, Mass
GuUck, Rev. (D.D.) Sidney L., 2451 E. Manoa
Rd., Honolulu, T. H -
Hamilton, Dr. Carohne F., 500 Crafts St., West
Newton, Mass
Hartwell, Miss Emily S., 261 N. Main St., Ober
lin, Ohio
Haskell, Mrs. Edward B., 425 EUa St., Wilkins
burg, Pittsburgh, Pa
HaskeU, Miss Mary M., 8 Buxton Blvd., Sofia
Bulgaria
Hazen, Rev. & Mrs. WiUiam. 138 Hancock St.
Auburndale, Mass
Heebner, Miss Flora, R. F. D. No. 2, Norris
town, Pa
Heine, Rev. Carl R., Marshall Islands Station of
the American Board, Jaluit, Marshall Islands
via Japan
Hemingway, Mrs. W. A., 701 Shepherd St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C
Herrick, Rev. David S., 138 Hancock St., Au-
burndale, Mass
Holton, Mrs. Edward P., 5424 Drexel Ave., Chi
cago. 111
Holway, Rev. Theodore T., Lakes Rd., R. M. D.
1, Duncan, Vancouver Island, British Colum
bia, Canada
Hoppin, Miss Jessie R., 1214 West Front St.
Ashland, Wis
House, Mrs. J. Henry, 17 East 42nd St., New
York, N. Y
Hoyt, Miss Ohve S., 480 W. Sixth St., Clare-
mont, Cal
Irwin, Mrs. Herbert M., c/o Y. W. C. A., EUice
Ave., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
JiUson, Miss Jeannie L., 536 West 6th St., Clare-
mont, Cal
Jones, Miss Anna B., 138 Hancock St., Auburn-
dale, Mass
Knapp, Mrs. Anna J., 321 Central St., Auburn-
dale, Mass
Lawrence, Mrs. Caleb W., Leonard St., Norton
Mass
Le Roy, Rev. & Mrs. Albert E., Gregory St.,
Waltham, Mass
Lombard, Rev. Frank A., 1 Crown Ridge Rd.,
Wellesley, Mass
Loughridge, Miss Stella N., 1306 No. Kenmore
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal
Lyman, Rev. & Mrs. James K., Nelson, N. H.
MacCallum, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Frederick W
37 Terpsichore St., Old Phaleron, Greece. .
MacLachlan, Mrs. Alexander, "Kennarden,"
Hill St., Kingston, Ontario, Canada
McCall, Rev. & Mrs. Clarence F., R. 2, Box 512,
Ashland, Ore
McCallum, Miss Emily M., 37 Terpsichore St.
Old Phaleron, Greece
McCann, Mr. & Mrs. James H., 1716 Glorietta
Ave., Glendale, Cal
McCord, Dr. & Mrs. James B., Oakham
Mass
McNaughton, Mrs. James P., 536 W. Sixth St.,
Cllaremont, Cal
Marden, Mrs. Etta D., 249 N. Euclid Ave.
Pasadena, Cal
Marden, Dr. (M.D., D.Sc.) & Mrs. Jesse K.
9277 Amesburv Ave.. Cleveland, Ohio
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Retired Missionary and Location
Martin, Mrs. John C, 535 Berkeley Ave., Clare-
mont, Cal
Matthews, Miss Mary L., 932 Selwyn Rd., East
Cleveland, Ohio
Merrill, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. John E., 2117 Fos
ter Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y
Miller, Mrs. Charles W., 1249 E. 92nd St., Seat-
tle, Wash
Miller, Rev. (D.D.) John X., White Lodge,
Coonoor, The Nilgiris, So. India
Mills, Minnie B. (Ph.D.), 4050 Ninth N. E.,
Seattle, Wash
Newell, Mr. & Mrs. George M., Uxbridge, Mass
NeweU, Mrs. Horatio B., 131 W. Eighth St.,
Claremont, Cal
Noyes, Miss Fanny G., 10 S. Prospect St., Ober-
Un, Ohio
Nugent, Miss Isabella F., 30 Winchester St
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Olds, Rev. (D.D.) C. Burnell, c/o American
Board, 14 Beacon St., Boston, Mass
Partridge, Rev. & Mrs. Ernest C, Community
Church, Valparaiso, Fla
Pedley, Mrs. Hilton, 35 Fair Oaks Ave., New
tonville. Mass
Peet, Rev. Lyman P., 845 Sussex Rd., San
Marino, Cal
Phelps, Rev. Isabella, 69 Pinckney St., Boston,
Mass
Pinneo, Miss Annie, 86 GillettSt., Hartford, Conn.
Pohl, Miss Use C, 607 Alden St., Pilgrim Place,
Claremont, Cal
Quiokenden, Miss Catherine S., "Carfax," 31
Durdham Park, Bristol 6, England
Redick, Miss Emma C, Box 152, R. R. No. 1,
Perry, Mich
Reed, Miss Bertha P., 620 Plymouth Rd., Clare-
mont, Cal
Rice, Miss Nina E., 333 W. Third St., Clare-
mont, Cal
Roberts, Rev. James H., 442 Wolcott Hill Rd.
Wethersfield, Conn
Root, Miss Mary M., 138 Hancock St., Au
burndale. Mass
Rowland, Mrs. George M., 138 Hancock St.
Auburndale, Mass
Sanders, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Wilham H., 601
S. Bancroft Pkwy., Wilmington, Del
Searle, Miss Susan A., 635 Alden Rd., Clare-
mont, Cal
Sewall, Miss Carolyn T., 30 Forbes Ave., Nor-
Retired Missionary and Location
thampton. Mass
Sewny, Mrs. Lillian Cole, 653 Plymouth Rd.
Claremont, Cal
Smith, Rev. Edward H., 138 Hancock St., Au-
burndale, Mass
Stapleton, Rev. & Mrs. Robert S., 507 Monroe
St., Lapeer, Mich
Stelle, Mrs. William, 31 Madison St., Cam
bridge. Mass
Storrs, Rev. & Mrs. Charles L., 210 So. 39th St.
Philadelphia, Pa
Stover, Mrs. Bertha D., 953 W. Kensington
Rd., Los Angeles, Cal
Thompson, Dr. Wilham L., Memorial Home
Community, Penney Farms, Fla
Thomson, Mrs. Agnes C, Duncan, Vancouver
Island, British Columbia, Canada
Trowbridge, Miss Ehzabeth M., Fairfield House,
Old King's Highway, Darien, Conn
Tucker, Drs. Frances F. & Emma, c/o Ameri-
can Board, 14 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. . . .
Ussher, Rev. (M.D.) Clarence D., 24 Castle St.,
Worcester, Mass
Vaughan, Mrs. C. Stanley, Restabit, Shem-
baganur Post, So. India
Walker, Josephine C, c/o Mrs. S. F. Walker,
Forest Grove, Ore
Wallace, Rev. & Mrs. WiUiam W., Bridgewater,
Conn
Ward, Mrs. Arthur A., 1404 Elm Ave., Winter
Park, Fla
Watson, Dr. & Mrs. Percy T., Ill Maple St.,
Northfield, Minn
Webb, Miss Elizabeth S., c/o American Press
Beirut, Lebanese Repubhc
Webster, Mrs. Marian M., c/o Mrs. J. A. Rid
dell, 3035 Berkeley Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. . ,
White, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Geo. E., 928 High
St., Grinnell, Iowa
White, Mrs. Schuyler S., 815 N. Hill Ave., Pasa-
dena, Cal
Wilder, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. George D., 131 S.
Professor St., Oberhn, Ohio
Wingate, Rev. & Mrs. Henry K., 610 E. Third
St., Northfield, Minn
Woodside, Mrs. Thomas W., 1409 Princeton
Ave., Orlando, Fla
Woodworth, Rev. & Mrs. A. D., Merom, Ind
Wyckoff, Miss E. Gertrude, King-Bruwaert
House, Hinsdale, 111
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PASTORS OF CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
NOT MEMBERS OF ASSOCIATIONS OR CONFERENCES AND
LICENTIATES
List of pastors who have been reported as not having full ministerial standing. A new status, "appro-
bation as lay preacher," is reported by a few states. The list also includes the names of all licentiates re-
ported by state registrars whether or not they are serving churches. The Association to which a Congrega-
tional Christian licentiate belongs is noted as follows: " Lie. -Chi." (licensed by the Chicago Association of
the Illinois Conference), or " Lie. -Con}." (licensed by state Conference). The abbreviations following the
word "Lie.-" refer to Associations, the key to which may be had upon application to the Year Book De-
partment, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y., or to the state offices. Note: The state, as well as the
Association, is given when a licentiate lives outside the Conference which holds his standing. The designa-
tion " Lie." without further letters in italics, is applied to those whose standing has not been verified by any
Association.
A list of candidates for the ministry, who are in care of a local Association, is appended to this list.
Abbott, Lyle, Bapt., Yampa, Colo.
Abercrombie, A. Vaughan, Lic.-Conf., 68 Rocham-
beau Ave., Proxadence 6, R. I.
Abernathy, Mark W., Lay. Stud., 811 Alvaredo
Terrace, Walla Walla, Wash.
Abrahamson, Alfred C, Meth. Lie., Trempealeau,
Wis.
Ackley, .Alfred Henry, Presb., 239 S. Maple St.,
Escondido, Cal.
Adams, Elie Maynard, S. Bapt., 1100 S. Goodman
St., Rochester, N. Y.
Adams, Mrs. Mary E., U. B., R. 4, Eaton, Ohio
Adams, Roy Lee, Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Adams, Samuel J., Breth., Pleasant Hill, Ohio
Adjemian, John H., Presb., 1000 South Ave., Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
Ahlberg, Margaret, Lay., R. 2, Cornell, Wis.
Ahokas, Emil Armas, Lic.-O. C, North .\ttleboro,
Mass.
Aijian, M. M., Presb., 1549 Shattuck Ave., Berkeley
7. Cal.
Akers, George Richard, Meth., Williams St., Chester,
Mass.
Akiu, George E., Lie.-M., Hana, Maui, T. H.
Alavazo, Valentine J., Lie.-K., Kealia, T. H.
Albee, Harriet H., Lay., W. Stewartstown, N. H.
Alber, Ray M., Lie.-N., 516 Plum St., Elkhart, Ind.
Albertson, James, Meth., Port Angeles, Wash.
Aldridge, M. L., Univ., 115 E. South St., Wood-
stock, lU.
Alexander, John H., Lay. Stud., Winthrop, Me.
Allen, H. B., Meth., Lakeside, Ohio
AUen, Ray Chester, Lic.-Y., Worthing, S. D.
Alston, H. A., Lic.-Linc. Chr., R. 2, Box 102, Gra-
ham, N. C.
Amirkhanian, Vartan B., Presb., 1104 Irving St.,
San Francisco 22, Cal.
Anderson, Arthur S., Disc., Crystal, Mich.
Anderson, Bernhard W., Meth., 2 Grove St., Waure-
gan. Conn.
Anderson, C. Emery, Sw. Ev. Mis. Gov., Box 229,
Georgetown, Conn.
Anderson, Carl PhiUp, Ev. Mis. Cov., Lie., 421
Hoyt Ave., West New Brighton, Staten Island,
N. Y.
Anderson, George B., Indep. Bapt., Creighton,
Neb.
Anderson, H. C, Nor. Ev., 563 Olympia Ave.,
Grantwood, N. J.
Anderson, K. Brooke, Lic.-Conf., 23 Adelphi Ave.,
Providence 12, R. I.
Anderson, Lyle C, Bapt., Northville, N. Y.
Andrew, WUliam R., Lie.-Cum. Me., Hampton,
Conn.
Ansted, Orlie Burton, F. IF. Bapt., Kalkaska,
Mich.
Aoki, Mitsuo, Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Appleby, Delbert John, Lic.-L. C, Elroy, Wis.
.\ppleman, Willard, Chr. Union, R. 1, McArthur,
Ohio
.\rcher, Mrs. Kathryn, Lic.-W., 6412 Darlington
Rd., Pittsburgh 17, Pa.
Aubrey, William D., Meth., Adams, N. Y.
Augustine, Percy H.. Bapt., East Springfield, Pa.
.■Vverill, Chester C, Lay., 44 Chestnut St., Battle
Creek, Mich.
Babbitt, Arthur R., Indep. Bapt., Box 323, Water-
ford, Pa.
Babcock, Fred I., Lic.-Win., Land O'Lakes, Wis.
Bachelder, F. Stephen, Lic.-N. H., 409 Prospect
St., New Haven 11, Conn.
Bach tell, Ivan Carl, Indep., P.O. Box 524, Avoca,
Iowa.
Baggett, J. W., Lic.-So. Com., c/o Elm Ave.
Christian Church, Portsmouth, Va.
Baggett, Wilham Herman, Lic.-Conf., Reeves, La.
Baggs, Robert, Bapt. Lie, Box 17, Charlton, Alass.
Baird, Carl, Lie, Box 44, Lakeview, Wash.
Baker, Elmer E., Lic.-Chi., 5757 University .Ave.,
Chicago 37, lU.
Baker, Henry D.,Sap<. Lie, East Woodstock, Conn.
Baker, J. Ray, Bapt., R.F.D., HoUey, N. Y.
Baker, O. S., Meth., 601 N. Adams Rd., Veradale,
Wash.
Baker, William R. C, Meth., Clinton, Minn.
Baldwin, Ellis K., Lay., 25 Scott St., Utica, N. Y.
Bales, A. J., Fr., Kirwin, Kan.
Ballard, A. D., Lic.-Conf., R.F.D., Tallassee, Ala.
Ballard, Kenneth E., Lie-Win., Rosendale, Wis.
Barber, Mrs. Derelle E., Lic.-O., Tekamah, Neb.
Barber, Frank W., Lic.-L. S., R.D. 1, Cornwall
Bridge, Conn.
Barber, Raymond O., Lic.-D. M., Mitchellville,
Iowa
Barbour, H. M., Lay., Ripon College, Ripon, Wis.
Barientos, Romnaldo, Lic.-M., Paia, Maui, T. H.
Barnes, D. A., Lic.-N. C. Chr., N. C.
Barnes, Ehjah, Lic.-S. N. C. Chr., Kenly, N. C.
Barnett, Henry W., Meth., Box 74, Earth, Texas
Barnett, J. B., Presb., 5150 N. 22nd St., Omaha, Neb.
Barnlund, \. W., Meth., 1421 Vilas Ave., Madison
5, Wis. •
Barrett, Allen H., Meth., R. 4, Danby, N. Y.
Barrows, Douglas S., Lic.-N., Faulkton, S. D.
Bartter, Mrs. Alfred H., Lic.-N. E., 402 Mechanic
St., Decorah, Iowa
Basinger, Carlus O., Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, lU.
Bass, Harold James, Meth., Cheney, Wash.
Bast, Mrs. Alzina Munger, Lie.-C.B., 210 E. Sixth
St., Atlantic, Iowa
Bauch, Herbert E., Lic.-N. E., 472 Lara Blvd.,
Dubuque, Iowa
Baughman, B. H., Meth. Lie, 114 E. Second St.,
Kewanee, 111.
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Baughman, Clifford W., Disc, 116 Lyle St., Ke-
wanee, 111.
Beach, Curtis, Unit., 551 S. Pasadena Ave., Pasa-
dena 2, Cal.
Beach, George E., Bapt., Box 64, Jericho Center, Vt.
Beale, Gordon, Lic.-N. P., Barnesville, Minn.
Bearden, Elmer H., Bapt. Stud., c/o Mrs. S. B.
Brackett, Smith St., Middleboro, Mass.
Beardsley, Mrs. WhitmoreE., Lay., R.F.D., North-
ampton, Mass.
Beatty, Kenneth, Meth., Delanson, N. Y.
Beck, John D., Lic.-O., Ewa, Oahu, T. H.
Becker, Albert Carlyle, Lic.-S. W., Box 116, Brule,
Neb.
Beckwith, Herbert S., Lic.-S. N., Andover Newton
Theol. Sch., Newton Center 59, Mass.
Bedford, A. Goff, Lay. Stud., New Hartford, Conn.
Biem, Merrill A., Lay., 27 Dale St., Roxbury, Mass.
Beers, Edgar N., Meth., Ludlow, Vt.
Beishline, Richard Wayde, Lic.-W., Honeoye, N. Y.
Bell, George Giltner, Lic.-N.. Huron, S. D.
Bell, Robert P., Lic.-W., 451 E. 18th St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Benner, Phyllis, Bapt., R.D. 8, Loudon, N. H.
Bennett, Dennis, Lic.-San. C, 234 Central Ave.,
Campbell, Cal.
Bennett, Kenneth, Appro.-N. J., 461 Ellison St.,
Paterson 1, N. J.
Berreth, Edwin O., Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Berry, Reginald, Naz., Park St. Church, Boston 8,
Mass.
Bevan, Mrs. Vernon F., Lay., 95 Main St., Shel-
burne Falls, Mass.
Bigler, Adam, Stud., Box 113, R. 1, West Milton,
Ohio
BilUngs, Thomas H., Edgewood Park, BriarclifT
Manor, N. Y.
Bishop, C. Walter, Bapt., Wilmot, N. H.
Black, Lilly J., W. F. Mis., Ind., 1120 Wayne Ave.,
Greenville, Ohio
Blackburn, John H., Bapt., West Brattleboro, Vt.
Blackhurst, John H., Lay., Aetna Ins. Co., Pioneer
Bldg., St. Paul 1, Minn.
Blakeney, Charles, Bapt., Army Chaplain
Blalock, Howard, Bapt., Andover Newton Theol.
School, Newton Center 59, Mass.
Blanding, William, Meth., Ovid, Mich.
Blankenship, Fred, Lay., Thorsby, Ala.
Blodgett, Fred B., Meth., Marshfield, Vt.
Blowen, Arthur, Lic.-H., Conn., & Vt. Conf., Orwell,
Vt.
Blunt, Gordon, Lic.-D. M., 2829 Brattleboro, Des
Moines 11, Iowa
Boardman, Howard, Lic.-Chi., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago 37, 111.
Bodder, H. E., Presb., c/o Merriam Home, Newton,
N.J.
Bollinger, Carl J., Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Booth, William R., Lic.-T., R.D. 1, Rockville,
Conn.
Bosworth, Mrs. Theo. K., Lic.-S., DougLi.ss, Kan.
Boughey, Harry, Lic.-E. V., Hartington, Neb.
Bower, H. E., Bapt., Madison, Conn.
Bower, Spencer D., Fund., Bagley, Minn.
Bowman, Charles, Lay., Moline, Mich.
Boykins, Lewis, 700 Parker Ave., Portsmouth, Va.
Boyle, David H. M., Presb., P.O. Box 206, Vista,
Cal.
Bradford, Alfred, Stud., Feeding HiUs, Mass.
Bradley, WiUiam L., Lic.-S. W., U. S. Army
Bratton, Fred Gladstone, Meth., American Int'l
College, Springfield, Mass.
Brewer, Raymond R., Meth., 412 N. Summit St.,
Decatur 11, lU.
Brickhouse, Ernest F., Lic.-E. Va., So., Duke
University, Durham, N. C.
Brill, Walton E., Lic.-Va. V., So., Lehew, W. Va.
Brinkman, Robert E., Meth., 2 E. 103rd St., New
York, N. Y.
Bristol, G. Fairbanks, Meth., Pawlet, Vt.
Brock, Robert H., Bapt., 24 Green St., Hudson,
Mass.
Brooker, N., Lic.-S. N. C. Chr., Holly Springs, N. C.
Brooks, Howard, Sal. Army, 34 Hammond St.,
Newport, R. I.
Brooks, Norman F., Lay. Stud., Bangor Theological
Seminary, Bangor, Me.
Brown, Allan H., Indep., 8962 Cynthia St., West
Hollywood 46, Cal.
Brown, Avard W., Bapt., Norridgewock, Me.
Brown, Charles G., Bapt., Guys Mills, Pa.
Brown, Chester Clayton, Lic.-Conf., Medford, Okla.
Brown, Earl Basil, Indep. Chr., Iberia, Mo.
Brown, Elton W., Lic.-P., Hanover Center, Box 41,
Mass.
Brown, Harold G., Lay., Huntley, III.
Brown, Norman, Bapt., Washougal, Wash.
Brown, Norman L., Disc, 3519 La Clede, Los
Angeles 26, Cal.
Browning, Willis, Meth. Dea., 17 Yarmouth St.,
Boston 16, Mass.
Bryant, Richard, Stud., Andover Newton Theol.
Sch., Newton Center 59, Mass.
Buck, Mrs. Eunice B., Lic.-V., Naples, Me.
BuckUn, Elden G., Bapt., Chepachet, R. I.
Budd, Robert B., Presb., Los Alamitos Community
Ch., Los Alamitos, Cal.
Budrie, Robert, Stud., Grad. Sch. of Theology,
Oberlin, Ohio
Bugden, Wilson A., Meth., Newport, Vt.
Bunce, H. Ross, Jr., Lay., Hatfield, Mass.
Bundy, Don A., Lic.-Naug. V. Conn., 8727 115th
St., Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Bundy, Roy F., Chr., Oronogo, Mo.
Burnett, Arthur H., Meth., 239 Kinsley St., Sherrill,
N. Y.
Burnett, Joseph Davie, Bapt., North Hampton,
N. H.
Burns, Mrs. Elizabeth, Lay., Princeton, Mass.
Burns, James H., Bapt., Wachusett Rd., Princeton,
Mass.
Burris, Charles A., Disc, Box 282, Binger, Okla.
Burston, Edward J. W., Bapt., Richville, N. Y.
Burton, WilUam C, Presb., 1608 Admiral Blvd.,
Kansas City 6, Mo.
Busby, Curtis Cady, Lic-Cum., Main St., Cumber-
land Center, Me.
Busch, Calvin, Ortho. Presb., Steamboat Springs,
Colo.
Bushnell, Howard R., Lic.-N. L., R.D. 8, Norwich,
Conn.
Butterfield, Erston M., Lie-Mich., N. Ridgeville,
Ohio
Buzza, Gordon W. H., Lay., West Newfield, Me.
Byrne, A. F., U. B., Lewis\-ille, Ind.
Callahan, Charles C, Ev., 166 Sell St., Johnstown,
Pa.
Calvert, Ernest R., Bapt., Box 126, Newfields, N. H.
Calvert, Mrs. Ernest R., Lay., Box 126, Newfields,
N. H.
Cambridge, A. J., Meth., Franklin, Vt.
Camp, George Foster, Bapt., Box 567, Conway,
Mass.
Camp, Russell E.. Meth. Lie, R.D. 2, Stafford
Springs, Conn.
Campbell, Everett I., Lic.-W., 722 Ravenswood
Ave., Pittsburgh 2, Pa.
Campbell, G. Stuart, Bapt., Wilmot Center, N. H.
Campbell, George W., Lic.-Den., Salem, Iowa
Campbell, Herbert R., Meth.. East Middlebury, Vt.
Campbell, RolUn T., Meth., Eaton, N. Y.
Campbell, Thomas H., Lic.-H., Bucksport, Me.
Canfield, John S., Meth. Lay., R. 8, Yakima, Wash.
Canfield, Nelson E., Meth., Fort Fairfield, Me.
Carlson, John H., Ev. Mis. Cov., 420 N. Fairmont
Ave., Pittsburgh 6, Pa.
Carlson, Robert, Lie-Bay., 1798 Scenic Ave., Ber-
keley 4, Cal.
Carlson, Robert W., Naz. Lie, 17 Newbury St.,
Beverly, Mass.
Carnahan, Herbert M., Meth., 429 Columbia Ave.,
Williamstown, W. Va.
Carr, Auburn J., Meth., 86 River St., Richford, Vt.
Carson, Hermon A., U. C. C, Derby Line, Vt.
Carter, Duane, Meth., Rosalia, Wash.
Case, William Moll, Presb., 16 W. Fifth St., Reno,
Nev.
Cassill, Miss Lulu B., Lic.-E. Wash., Plummer, Ida.
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Castillo, David, Lic.-S. B., 232 'D' St., Chino, Cal.
Caughey, Rudolph, Presb., 339 Edwards St., Crock-
ett, Cal.
Cazer, Dana W., Bapt. Lie, Harrisville, N. H.
Cederberg, Car) E., Ev. Mis. Cov., 449 Ninth St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Chaffee, Glenn R., Stud., Sheffield. Mass.
Champion, Frederick A., Lic.-W., New Castle, Cole.
Chapman, Ernest N., Presb., 957 27th St. S., Ogden,
Utah
Chappie, Carl Henry, Lic.-E. P. Conf., 406 N. East
St., Madison, Ind.
Charging, Francis, Lic.-N. W., Elbowoods, N. D.
Charles, J. Burdette, Disc, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn.
Chase, Le Grand E., Disc. R.D. 4, Ithaca, N. Y.
Chase, Priscilla, Lic-R. I. Conf., 1006 Hippodrome
Bldg., Cleveland 14, Ohio
Childs, Arthur W., Lic.-Hs., Worthington, Mass.
Childs, Stephen E., Lie-Con f.. Benson, Vt.
Christopher, Arthur G., Meth., 271 Center St.,
Old Town, Me.
Clapp, Theodore L., Lic.-N. H., West Cornwall,
Conn.
Clardy, Jake, Lic.-N., R.F.D., Courtland, Ala.
Clark, Arthur S., Meth.. 730 Broadway, Haverhill,
Mass.
Clark, Paul B., Bapt., 78 Burley Circle, Greenhills,
Ohio
Clark, Robert T., Lic-A. V., Colo., ,5757 University
Ave., Chicago 37, 111.
Clay, Seth A., Lic.-K., Eau Claire, Mich.
Clayton, Cranston C, Meth., White River Junction,
Clayton, Donald W., Presb.. 3128 N. Summit Ave.,
Milwaukee 11, Wis.
Cleveland, Howard Z., N. Bapt., 36 Kensington
Ave., Dover, N. J.
Clevenger, Hubert K., Jr., Lic.-E., 910M W. Main
St., Muncie, Ind.
CHfton, Floyd, Lic.-S. N. C. Chr., Louisburg, N. C.
Clifton, John, Lic.-S. N. C. Chr., Louisburg, N. C.
Clough, Leonard G., Cong., 10 Dana St., Cambridge,
Mass.
Clyde, Joseph B., Lic-Dav., 1236 Eighth St. N.W.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Coffey, William, Gallipolis, Ohio
Cole, Caroline, Lic-M. M., Mass., Colby College,
Waterville, Me.
Coley, Ronald M., 193 Tournament St., Concord,
N. C.
Collum, Joseph Tom, Lic-C, R. 2, Tallassee, Ala.
Compton, Ben C, Lic.-N.. R. 2, Moulton, Ala.
Cook, Ruel, Lay. Stnd., Whitworth College, Spo-
Cooper', Chester R., Meth., 105 Springfield St.,
Chicopee, Mass.
Cooper, Robert C, Bapt. Lie, Greene, R. I.
Core, Arthur C, U. B., Bonebrake Seminary,
Dayton 6, Ohio
Core, Gordon C, U. B. Stvd., Bonebrake Seminary,
Dayton 6, Ohio
»Cornett, Robert, Indep. Chr., 26 S. 20th St., Rich-
mond, Ind.
Cornish, Louis C, Unit., 25 Beacon St., Boston,
Mass.
Cosman, Peter L., Bapt., 363 High St., Somerset,
Mass.
Coulimore, Herbert, Lay., Sherman Station, Me.
Counting, Daniel, Lay., Lantry, S. D.
Coxhead, Miss Mary, Lie-Bay., 3805 Piedmont
Ave., Oakland 11, Cal.
Crabtree, Sumner, Bapt., Lubec, Me.
Crawford, John S., Lay., 3109 AUen St., New
Orleans 19, La.
Crawford, Lawrence A., Afe</i., West Richfield, Ohio
Crawford, William, Presb., Sunderland, Mass.
Creech, Donald Gilbert, Disc, 55 Church St.,
Spencerport, N. Y.
Creetan, Robert F., Lic.-Ky. Tenn., Vanderbilt
University, Nashville, Tenn.
Crocker, Edwin, Meth., Machias, Me.
Crofoot, Frank E., Meth. Lie, 90 Lusard St.,
Painesville, Ohio
Crook, George W., Wes. Meth., Lagrangeville, N. Y.
Cross, Martin, Disc, Bevier, Mo.
49 Walpole St.,
N. Berendo, Los
Alpine, Ala.
Crump, Chfford C, Lie-Win., 507 Watson St.,
Ripon, Wis.
Curless, Roy, Lie-Win., Box 510, Shiocton, Wis.
Currier, Andrew B., Meth., Irasburg, Vt.
Curtis, Thomas, Lay., c/o Milton E. Lord, Main St.,
Boxford, Mass.
Cutter, Frank R., Lic.-Fr., Box 405, S. Deerfield,
Mass.
Dahlstrom, Earl C, Ev. Mis. Cov., 20 Brownell Ave.,
Hartford 6, Conn.
Daniel, R. Berwyn, Lic.-S. S.,
Norwood, Mass.
Darch, Dorothea, Lie-Bay., 32?
Angeles 4, Cal.
Dates, A. N., Lay., R. 2, Box 88
Davie, J. Ralph, Bapt., 100 The Portage, Ticonder-
oga, N. Y.
Davies, A. Powell, Unit., 105 Lamed Rd., Summit,
N.J.
Davies, J. Newton, Meth., Drew Seminary, Madi-
son, N. J.
Davies, J. W., Presb., Wisconsin Dells, Wis.
Davies, Joseph H., Lic.-N. E., 431 E. Pine St.
Mahanoy City, Pa.
Davies, William H., Meth. Stud., 72 Mt. Vernon
St., Boston, Mass.
Davis, Earl C, Disc, R. 2, Fillmore, Ind.
Davis, Frank, Lic.-Ib., 287 Boulevard St., Lake
Charles, La.
Davis, Joseph E., Lie-Afro. Chr., Apt. 12, 70 E
127th St., New York 35, N. Y.
Davis, Oscar, Chr. Lie, R.R. 2, Anderson, Ind.
Davis, Robert E., Univ. Lie, 42 Main St., Carthage,
N. Y.
Davis, WilUam James. 1512 E. Lee St., High Point,
N. C.
Davison, Miss Marguerite, Lie-C, Thorsby, Ala.
Dawe, Lorenzo T., Meth., Rochester, Vt.
Day, Ray, Lic.-E. Va., So., Elon College, N. C.
Day, Richard A., Unit., Peterborough, N. H.
Day, Theodore Chipman, Lic-Es. S., 10 Lakeview
Ave., Beverly, Mass.
Dayton, Harold Eugene, Meth., Larchwood, Iowa
Dean, Lee M., Epise, Falls Village, Conn.
Deane, William W., Lay., Suncook, N. H.
DeBilio, Francis, Meth. Stud., 339 Charles St.,
Boston, Mass.
Denney, William Henry, Presb., 67 Newbury St.,
. Lie, Lubec, Me.
., High St., Topsfield,
Boston, Mass,
Densmore, Douglas H.
de Sousa, John R., Lie
Mass.
Diaz-Acosta, Juan, U. B., Santa Isabel, P. R.
Diem, J. Stewart, Univ., 214 Branch St., Hartford,
Wis.
Dimock, Arthur V., Bapt., Gilmanton Iron Works,
N. H.
Dimock, Herbert, Lie-Bay, 264 Arlington Ave.,
Berkeley 8, Cal.
Dirks, John H., Meth., Tyndall, S. D.
Dixon, Chr. Union, West Union, Ohio
Dolch, George W., Meth. Stud., Kendall Rd., Tyngs-
boro, Mass.
Dominick, George, Lie-B. N., 27 Foote Ave.,
Pittsfield, Mass.
Donavan, Paul R., Jr., Lic.-S. W ., 109 W. Franklin
St., Troy, Ohio
Drake, Charles H., Jr., Stud., 600 W. 122nd St.,
New York 27, N. Y.
Drumm, T. Porter, Refd. Am., Augusta, Me.
Dukelow, Howard B., Lic.-N. E.. Cando, N. D.
Duncan, Chester R., Meth Lie, West Baldwin, Me.
Duncan, Donald, Bapt., 500 Blk., E. Jackson St.,
Kokomo, Ind.
Dimham, Charles O., Bapt., Grafton, Vt.
Dunlop, Russell, U. B. Stud., Bonebrake Theol.
Sem., Dayton 6, Ohio
Dunwiddie, Lester, Lie-Mad., Mineral Point, Wis.
Durand, James H., Meth., Orland, Ind.
Durkee, Carl C, Lie-B. d- R. R., Dover, 111.
Durost, Morley J., Bapt., Di.xfield, Me.
Dry, Lawrence, Disc, Mitchell, Neb.
DuVall, H. E., Meth., White River, S. D.
Duven, William, Refd., Eddyville, Iowa
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Duxbury, Charles Leslie, Disc, Belmond, Iowa
Dyck, Daniel F., Mis. Ch. Assn. Lie. R. 2, Conti-
nental,Ohio
Eaton D. H., Lic.-Ib., R. 2, Box 8-B, New Iberia,
La.
Eaton, David S., Bapt., 2 Plymouth St., Carber,
Mass.
Eaton, Ellis F., Bapt. Lie, Warner, N. H.
Edgar, John O., Ref. Presb., Lisbon, N. Y.
Edwards, Miss Grace, Lic.-Chi., b7b7 University
Ave., Chicago 37, 111.
Eells, Alfred M., Presh., R.D. 4, Waterbury, Conn.
Eichorn, John C, Meth., 5011 Main St., Bridge-
port 14, Conn.
Eielson, Eiel S., Nor. Dan., Gilbert Hill Road, North
Haven, Conn.
Eilertson, Edwin J., Lay., 243 20th Ave. S., Min-
neapolis 4, Minn.
Elbe, Oswald, Lic.-Ger., Look Hall, Yankton College,
Yankton, S. D.
Elford, Homer J. R., Meth., 1020 Reeves Drive,
Grand Forks, N. D.
Elleby, C. Edward, Indep., 319 W. Vine St., Kala-
mazoo, Mich.
Eller, Jay V., Breth., R.D. 5, Wenatchee, Wash.
EUer, Meredith F., Meth., Jewett City, Conn.
Ellinger, Ru.ssell E., Lic.-Den., Eldon, Iowa
Elliott, Elmore A., U. B., 2603 E. 14th St., Des
Moines 16, Iowa
Elliott, Franklin, Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Elliott, Nelson, Bapt. Lie, 33 Falcon St., East
Boston 28, Ma.ss.
Elz, Martin C, 367 Humboldt Parkway, Buffalo 8,
N. Y.
Emery, Edward C, Washington, Vt.
Emigholz, J. Wilson C, Cong., Platteville, Wis.
Engle, John D., Bufallo Center, Iowa
Eno, Glenn T., Bapt., Ellington, Conn.
Erickson, Edward E., Lic.-D., Longville, Minn.
Erickson, Glenn WilHam, Lic.-D., Box 452, Backus,
Minn.
Erickson, John A., Presb., Morristown, N. Y.
Ericson, F. A., Sw. Mis. Gov., 65 Wachusett St.,
Worcester, Mass.
Evans, Arthur H., Indep. Fund., 729 Poplar St.,
Coshocton, Ohio
Evans, Charles Edward, Presb., P.O. Box 65, Sati-
coy, Cal.
Evans, Charles H., Presb., Vermontville, Mich.
Evans, Edgar J., Meth., 5080 Maywood Ave., Los
Angeles 41, Cal.
Fairchild, Lawrence W., Lic.-Es. S., 34 Divinity
Hall, Cambridge, Mass.
Fales, Alexander S., Lic.-B. V., Doane College,
Crete, Neb.
Farrell, W. C, Lic.-W. N. C, So., Sanford, N. C.
Fancher, Mrs. Emma, Lay., Gettysburg, Ohio
Farrington, David H., Lic.-M., New Brighton,
Minn.
Felible, John, Lic.-W., Kan. & Chi., 5757 Univer-
sity Ave., Chicago 37, 111.
FeUows, Victor G., Meth., Altmar, N. Y.
Fenner, Melvin R., Lic.-Y., Ballantine, Mont.
Ferner, H. Ross, Disc, R.R. 3, Portland, Ind.
Ferner, Mrs. Bernice, Stvd., 2105 Waldemere Ave.,
Muncie, Ind.
Ferrell, Earl, Lic.-W. N. C, So., Elon College, N. C.
Ferwerda, Floris, Presb., 15 Linden Ave., Pelham,
N. Y.
Field, R. L., Lic.-C, East Tallassee, Ala.
Filher, Wilfred J., Meth., Orleans, Vt.
Finch, Gomer W., Meth., New Richmond, Wis.
Finlay, George G., Meth., Bethlehem, Conn.
Finley, Harold, Lic.-A., Angola, Ind.
Finn, Edward A., Presb., Arpin, Wis.
Fisher, R. B., Medina, Ohio
Fisk, Mrs. Marion Ballou, Lic.-CL, Ohio, Stuart,
Fla.
Flaig, Hugo, Lic.-Y., Wakonda, S. D.
FUess, WilUam Maynard, Lay., Southbury, Conn.
FUnkman, Miss Ester A., Lay., 859 42nd St., Apt.
4F, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Floge, William C, Jr., Presb. Lie, Georgetown,
Conn.
Flood, Marion Edna, Lie-P., 28 Union St., Brewer,
Me.
Flora, George R., Luth., Wisconsin Dells, Wis.
Flovd, James, Meth. Lie, 429 E. Third St., Green-
ville, Ohio
Fluck, William H., Mor., Newfane. Vt.
Flying By, Moses, Lay., Little Eagle, S. D.
Folden, Edward V., Nor-Dan. Ev. Free, 26 Bonad
Rd., West Roxbury, Mass.
Ford, Richard L., Meth., Oswego, 111.
Foster, Miss Naomi, Lic.-H. E., 55 Elizabeth St.,
Hartford 5, Conn.
Foust, Selma, Lie-N. W. Cong., R. 1, Haw River,
N. C.
Fowler, George P., Disc, 319 Humphrey St., New
Haven 11, Conn.
Fox, Grace E., Lic.-S. W., Huntley, Neb.
Frank, Hilda Rosemary, Lic.-S. W ., 70 Chase St.,
Newton Center 59, Mass.
Franseschi, Domingo, U. B., Salinas, P. R.
Eraser, Anderson, Bapt. Lie, 134 Jewett St., Prov-
idence 8, R. I.
Eraser, Gordon H., Plym., Breth., R. 1, Forest
Grove, Ore.
Fravel, Herschel, Indep. Fund., Grass Valley, Cal.
Frazier, Frederick, Lic.-D., S. D., Niobrara, Neb.
Frederick, A. E., Meth., 517 E. Franklin St., Sparta,
Wis.
Freeman, Frederick P., Bapt., Becket, Mass.
Freer, David, Presb., Schultzville, N. Y.
French, J. PhiUp, Lic.-U., Pitcher, N. Y.
Friar, Glen D., Lay.-Stud., R.R. 1, Farmland, Ind.
Fuhr, Thom, Presb., 600 W. 122nd St., New York
27, N. Y.
Fuhrmann, Paul T., Lic.-R. R., Warroad, Minn.
Fulcomer, G. M. W., Presb., Wabeno, Wis.
Fuqua, Clarence, Disc, 330 Conner St., New Haven
11, Conn.
Furman, Charles E., Meth., Lake Grove, N. Y.
Fyllings, Clifford H., Lic.-C, Bryant, S. D.
Gable, Leslie E., Ev., Seibert, Colo.
Gade, Ralph M., Lay., 6804 Knox Ave. S., Min-
neapolis 9, Minn.
Gaisford, Albert A., Bapt., Limington, Me.
Gallo, John, Lic.-W., 1932 La Cross St., Swissvale,
Pa.
Gambriell, Charles D., Meth., Chapman, Kan.
Gamson, Joseph, Meth. Lie, Westport, Mass.
Gannett, Jay K., Disc, Newport, N. Y.
Gant, W. M., Lie-Lincoln Chr., Glen Raven, N. C.
Garabedian, B. M., Cong., R. 1, Box 139, Sanger,
Cal.
Garcia, George, Lie-Bay., 1798 Scenic Ave., Ber-
keley 4, Cal.
Gardner, George, Lay., 35 W. Elm Ave., WoUaston,
Mass.
Garland, Leslie L., Lic-R. H. & S., Warfordsburg,
Pa.
Gates, Edward D., Lie-Bay, 1798 Scenic Ave.,
Berkeley 4, Cal.
Genszler, G. William, U. L. C. A., Killdeer, N. D.
George, A. H., Presb., Johnson C. Smith University,
Charlotte, N. C.
Gess, Myron L., Lie-G. R., Clarksville, Mich.
Gettemy, James, Lay., Garden City Community
Ch., Garden City, N. Y.
Gibbs, Mrs. Millie, Lic.-E.. P.O. Box 97, Flagler,
Colo.
Gieselmann, Roy W., E. .t R., 943 E. 72nd St.,
Cleveland 3, Ohio
Gifford, Clarence F., Bapt., 00 S. Main St., Assonet,
Mass.
Gilbert, Roger D., Lic.-S. E.. Steele, N. D.
Gile, Madehne, Lie-Con f., Sandy, Utah
Gile, Willard, Bapt., West Minot, Me.
Gilmore, John, Lay. Stud., Stonington, Me.
Gishler, Abel, Ev., R.D. 1, Marietta, N. Y.
Gobourne, Charles A., Lie-Afro. Chr., 101 W. 131st
St., New York 27, N. Y.
Goddard, Barton L., Presb., Carlisle, Mass.
Goetzz, Carl Ernest, Bapt., Alma, Mich.
Gonder, Royal K., Bapt., Koloa. Kauai. T. H.
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323
Gonigam, Cyrus, Disc, 109 Oliver St., Maiden,
Mass.
Gordon, John M., Bapt., Saxtons River, Vt.
Gould, Ralph E., Bapt., R.D. 2, Berkshire, N. Y.
Gove, Charles William, Lie, Box 420, Palestine,
Texas
Graham, Virden R., Bapt., Burnettsville, Ind.
Grant, Ernest C, Lic.-Chi., blbl University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Gray, Adrian, Lic.-Wah., Oakland, 111.
Gray, CharUe, Lic.-So. Conv., Apex, N. C.
Gray, William D., Presb., Portland, Mich.
Green, Arthur J., Bapt., Shutesbury, Mass.
Green, Mrs. Ina Henion, Appro.-N. J., 829 Porter
St., Easton, Pa.
Green, Roger P., Lic.-C, Badger, S. D.
Greene, Albert F., Disc, Auburn, Mass.
Greer, James E., Meth., Little Compton, R. I.
Gregory, Lillian S., Lic.-Conf., Westfield, Vt.
Grimshaw, Ivan G., Presb., R.F.D. 1, North Wil-
braham, Mass.
Grove, Jacob, Lic.-Ont., Stouffville, Ont., Can.
Haas, Ray De P., Naz., West Suffield, Conn.
Hackett, William D., Bapt. Lie, Franconia, N. H.
Hagquist, WiUiam, Ev. Mis. Cov., 160-32 121 Ave.,
Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.
Hall, W. Walter, Lic.-N. C. A Va., So., Graham,
N. C.
Hall, Warren D., Cong., Mt. Vernon, N. H.
Hallauer, Gerald G., Lic.-P. R., R.D. 1, Claridon,
Ohio
Halton, John J., Lie-Afro. Chr., 1119 Ward Ave.,
Bronx, N. Y.
Hammond, S. L., Presb., Marshall, Minn.
Hamrin, C. N., Meth., R.F.D., Excelsior, Minn.
Hancock, John L., Lic.-W., Tippecanoe, Ind.
Hancock, Lambreth, Disc, Ramona, Cal.
Handy, Wilham S., Meth., Paullina, Iowa
Hanover, Fred, Lie-Bay., 1798 Scenic Ave., Ber-
keley 4, Cal.
Hanson, Sigfried V., Siv. Mis. Cov., 43 Grove St.,
Stamford, Conn.
Hare, Howard, Meth., Suncook, N. H.
Harkness, Samuel, Presb., 725 Pine St., Winnetka,
111.
Harmon, A. D., Disc, Cable, Wis.
Harnish, Amos K., Indep. Fund., R.F.D. 1, Randall,
N. Y.
Harrell, Vivian B., Jr., Lic.-E. Va., So., Elon College,
N. C.
Harris, C. Lyle, Lic.-L. A., 3010 Hermosa Ave.,
Hermosa Beach, Cal.
Harris, F. L., Meth., Fairfield, Neb.
Harris, Frank E., Meth., Medical Lake, Wash.
Harris, Joseph Barnett, Lay., 1312 N. Glenoaks
Blvd., Burbank, Cal.
Harris, Wallace H., Lie. -York, York Beach, Me.
Harris, Wilham, Bapt., Center St., North Dighton,
Mass.
Hartman, Doris, Meth., Waterville, Vt.
Hartman, Justin, Meth., R.D. 1, Gaylordsville,
» Conn.
Harvey, Clarence W., Lic-S. N., 81 St. Stephens
St., Boston, Mass.
Harvey, George F., Bapt., 4443 Clifton Rd., Balti-
more 16, Md.
Harvey, James E., Bapt. Lie, 1100 S. Goodman St.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Harvey, Will C, Univ., Bethel, Vt.
Harvison, Laurence W., Presb., 15425 Lexington
Ave., Harvey, 111.
Harwood, Robert, Lay., Andover Newton Theol.
Sch., Newton Center 59, Mass.
Haseldon, WilUam R., Meth., Cloverdale, Cal.
Hass, Charles F., Lie-P., Me., Hampstead, N. H.
Hastie, Miss Helen B., Lie-N., WiUow Lake, S. D.
Hatch, John S., Lic.-Chi., Hazel Park Church, St.
Paul, Minn.
Haupt, Walter H., Lie-E. P. Con}., 317 Ludford
St., Ludlow, Ky.
Havice, Charles W.', Meth., 173 Goden St., Belmont,
Mass.
Hawkins, James, Lay. Stud., W. Brooksville, Me.
Hawley, Guy W., Meth., R.D. 7, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Hayden, Henry, Lie-Bay., 1798 Scenic Ave., Ber-
keley 4, Cal.
Hayes, Cameron Douglass, Lic-B. V ., Clarks, Neb.
Hayes, Edward Henry, Bapt., Chocorua, N. H.
Hayes, Horace H., 142 Smith St., Lowell, Mass.
Haynes, Richard H., Stud., East Canaan, Conn.
Haywood, Harvey, Lic.-N. C. Cong., 305 Bragg St.,
Raleigh, N. C.
Heaton, Loren G., Meth.. Bristol, Vt.
Heck, Henry W., Luth., R.D. 1, Greenwich, Conn.
Hedgley, David R., Bapt., Florida A. & M. College,
Tallahassee, Fla.
Heineman, Charles P., Lic-H., Conn., Pleasant
Hill, Tenn.
Held, David M., Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Held, Roy W., Lic.-N. C, Rockwell, Iowa
Hempstead, Carl W., Jr., Lie-D. M., U. S. Army.
Henderson, Charles H., Presb., Baldwin, Wis.
Henderson, James, Lay., 119 W. Lawrence St.,
Springfield, 111.
Henderson, Theodore C, Presb:, 115 Lincoln Drive,
Ventura, Cal.
Hepler, OrviUe M., Lic.-Chi., 2969 S. Vernon Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Herald, Samuel, Lic-D., Wood, S. D.
Hett, Wilham R., Ev., Webster, Wis.
Hewitt, Percival, Meth., Albany, Vt.
Heyworth, Arthur, Lay., Bangor Theological Semi-
nary, Bangor, Me.
Hile, Frederick T., Lie-D., Gaylord, Minn.
Hines, Donald D., U. B. Lie, Gresham, Neb.
Hinzniann, Walter T., Episc, Windham, Ohio
Hirtle, Ralph L., Meth. Dea., Epping, N. H.
Hobfon, O. O., Ryan, Iowa
Hocking, Sidney, Appro.-N. J., 55 Lincoln Ave.,
Brooklyn 8, N. Y.
Hoffman, John A., Meth., Ralston, Wash.
Hoffsommer, Marion S., Cong., Alma, Neb.
Holcomb, Mrs. Fern, Lic.-E., Ind., R.R. 2, Lewis-
burg, Ohio
Holden, Rolhn B., Bapt., Wallulu, Wash.
HoUey, W. Uptegrove, Presb., 104 S. Magnoha St.,
Hammond, Iowa
HoUister, George, Ohio Wesleyan University, Dela-
ware, Ohio
HoUoway, Curtis, Lic.-N. C. Chr.
Hood, Howard E., Fund., Hinsdale, N. H.
Hoomalu, John, Lic-M., Puunene, T. H.
Hooten, George M., Jr., Lic.-WaL, Freedom, Me.
Horsman, Ruth M., Stud., South Hero, Vt.
Horton, Mrs. Ethel V., Lie-N. C. Cong., Haw
Branch Church, Carbonton, N. C.
Hotchkiss, Wesley A., Lic.-E. C, Owen, Wis.
HotelHng, Robert D., Bapt., River Road, Rush,
N. Y.
House, Eugene E., Presb., 47 Claremont Ave.,
New York, N. Y.
Howell, Harold N., Lay., ClayviUe, N. Y.
Howes, George H., Univ., Northfield, Vt.
Howland, Ivan J., Meth., P.O. Box 73, Homer,
Ohio
Howland, LesUe W., Stud., Unity, Me.
Howlett, John F., Lie-Y., Mont., 319 W. Sumner
St., Streator, 111.
Hubbard, Edwin A., N. Bapt., Hartwiok, N. Y.
Huber, Chfford L., E. <t «., Beulah, N. D.
Huber, L. E., Lic.-E. Va., So., Belgian Congo,
Africa
Huffman, Francis, Lie-M. R., R.R., Poneto, Ind.
Hughes, E. L., Presb., 3321 Montgomery Ave.,
Detroit 6, Mich.
Hughes, John R., Lic.-N. E., Pren Mawr, DaUas,
Pa.
Hull, Charles Daniel, Bapt., Main St., Richford,
N. Y.
Hummon, Serge F., Lic.-J ., 210 Seward St., Hud-
son, Mich.
Hunsinger, Homer, Lic-M. R., Greentown, Ind.
Hunter, Stuart M., Presb., Northfield, Minn.
Huntley, William W., Lic-T. C, 1215 H Nicolett
Ave., Minneapolis 4, Minn.
Huntress, C. Robert, Chr., Corinna, Me.
Hupp, Charles J., Presb., South Solon, Ohio
Hutchinson, Thomas J., Meth., Milton, Vt.
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Hutslar, C. Frederick, Jr., Disc. R.D. 1, Minooka,
111.
Hutson, La Verl, Lic.-Wab., Hidalgo, 111.
Hutton, Glen W., Disc, R. 5, Yakima, Wash.
Illingvvorth, Robert S., Lic-Wor. C, Clark Univ.,
Worcester, Mass.
Immel, Ivan D., E. & R. Lie, Ivoryton, Conn.
Irving, FrankUn W., Bapt., 2 Holden St., Maiden,
Mass.
Izumi, Hiroshi, Indep., 45-2-A, Rivers, Ariz.
Jackson, A., Lic.-N. C. Chr., Raleigh, N. C.
Jackson, Mary C. E., Lay., 82 Farragut Rd.,
Swampscott, Mass.
Janis, Henry Theodore, Lay., Eagle Butte, S. D.
Janssen, William, Presb., 208 Callender Ave., Peoria
5, 111.
Jefferson, George Lee, Indep., White Salmon, Wash.
Jenkins, Frank E., Lic-Med., The Embassy, Ober-
lin, Ohio
J.enney, Ray F., Presb., 7000 Jeffery Ave., Chicago
■ 49, 111.
Jensen, George O., Lay., 117 Barber Ave., Rosedale
Sta., Kansas City, Kan.
Jent, Walter C, Presb., 532 Pompton Ave., Cedar
Grove, N. J.
Johnson, Arvid, Ev., Mis. Cov., 12205 Locke Ave.,
Cleveland 8, Ohio
Johnson, Dallas Leonard, Lic-T. C, R.D. 12,
Minneapolis 13, Minn.
Johnson, Frank, Meth. Stud., 600 W. 122nd St.,
New York 27, N. Y.
Johnson, J. Glover, Mt. Herman, Mass.
Johnson, James P., Naz., 27 Trowbridge St., Cam-
bridge, Mass.
Johnson, Joseph H., Lic.-D., Rosebud, S. D.
Johnson, Lawrence G., Lic-Chi., blbl University
Ave., Chicago 37, 111.
Johnson, Lawrence O., Lic.-K., Bangor, Mich.
Johnson, Olof C, Meth., Pittsfield, Vt.
Johnson, Wesley, Bapt., Long Prairie, Minn.
Johnston, G. Stephen, Bapt. Lie, Kittery, Me.
Jones, Mrs. A. J., Lic.-N. C. Chr., Henderson, N. C.
Jones, Keith M., Breth., 11 March St., Wethersfield
9, Conn.
Jones, Leroy, Lay., Redfield, S. D.
Jones, Lewis A., Bapt., Box 34, Limerick, Me.
Jones, R. Carlton, Lic.-H.. Holyoke, Mass.
Jones, R. L., Presb., Yankton, S. D.
Jones, Raymond F., Lay., 135 Terr. View Ave.,
New York, N. Y.
Jones, Torrance Rinard, Lic-S. C, P.O. Box 219,
Lawndale, Cal.
Jordan, Orvis F., Disc, 810 Courtland Ave., Park
Ridge, 111.
Joy, Miss Adena, Lic-P., Oswego, Ore.
Jud, Gerald J., Presb., 464 Campbell Ave., West
Haven, Conn.
Juell, Bertha Helen, Lic-S. W., Market & Canal
Sts., Troy, Ohio
Juntunen, T. Leonard, Lic.-P., 4121 N. Albina St.,
Portland 11, Ore.
Jurgensen, William, Lic-C, Ree Heights, S. D.
Kalaaupa, Mrs. Daisy, Lic-M., Huelo, T. H.
Kallina, Emanuel J., Presb., 53 Utica St., CUnton,
N. Y.
Kamp, Wilbur W., Fr., North Weare, N. H.
Kasto, James, Lic.-D., Dupree, S. D.
Kawamorita, Eiji J., Presb.
Keck, Mrs. Samuel W., Lic.-C, 1133 Wisconsin
Ave. S. W., Huron, S. D.
Keiser, Austin R., Menn., R.D., Everett, Ohio
Keller, Paul J., Presb., 20 Middle St., South Dart-
mouth, Mass.
Kelley, Francis R., Stud., Eastport, Me.
Kelley, Herbert G., Lic.-N. C, Britt, Iowa
Kelley, Irwin, Presb., R.D. 2, Albion, N. Y.
Kelly, Oliver Newton, Lic.-Conf., R. 1, Doerun,
Ga.
Kemble, Gordon B., Bapt., Wakarusa, Ind.
Kemp, J. Wayland, Bapt. Lie, R. 3, Ashtabula,
Ohio
Kenderdine, Stanley F., Meth., Montour, Iowa
Kenseth, Arnold M., Lie- A., Box 112, Ballard
Vale, Mass.
Kerr, Joseph, Presb., Mannsville, N. Y.
Kessler, W. Reed, Lic.-D. M., Stuart, loWa
Kiernan, Thomas L., Presb., Rootstown, Ohio
Kikuchi, Kenji, Presb., 5757 University Ave., Chi-
cago 37. 111.
King, A. Clair, Bapt., R. 1, Ravenna, Ohio
King, Everett R., Presb., Fairmont, Neb.
King, Frank, Lic-O. T., 1826 N. Miro St., New
Orleans 19, La.
King, George S., Lay., R.D. 2, Brunswick, Me.
King, Sidney D., Adv. Chr., Center St., Burlington,
Mass.
King, Stanley Hall, Lie- A.. Middleton, Mass.
Klein, Ernst Emanuel, A'^. Bapt., Sawyer, N. D.
Knaak, A. E., Free Meth., Hancock, Wis.
Knight, Melford, Disc, Genesee, Ida.
Knipe, W. C, Meth., Wayland, Ohio
Knowles, Milford K., Lie- IF., R.R. 4, Attica, Ind.
Knowles, Rex H., Presb., 225 Sheffield Ave., New
Haven 11, Conn.
Knox, Lewis A., Meth. Lie, R.D. 1, Middletown,
Conn.
Kracher, Francis W., Presb., 207 Seminary St.,
Dubuque, Iowa
Krebs, Arthur H., Lic.-Y.. Yankton, S. D.
Kuechmann, William F., Bapt. Lie, 1100 S. Good-
man St., Rochester, N. Y.
Kuhn, Harold B., Fr., 41 Wendell St., Cambridge,
Mass.
Kuntz, Paul Grimley, Lie-Barn., Dennis, Mass.
Kuntz, Miss Wanda, Lic.-Conf., Kinder, La.
Kuykendall, Mrs. Cecil, Lie-F., R. 2, Albion, 111.
Kvetensky, Louis, Presb., 121 S. Fifth St., Du-
e, Pa.
LaCroix, Mrs. Charlotte, Lic-W., 107 Allegheny
St., Tarentum, Pa.
Lacy, Mrs. Inez, Lic-E., P.O. Box 38, Plenty-
wood, Mont.
Laib, Milton, Lie-E. V., Yankton College, Yank-
ton, S. D.
Lamond, Harrison, First Church, Stockbridge, Mass.
Landerdahl, P. Elmer, Sw. Ev. Mis. Cov., 104
Jefferson St., Warren, Pa.
Lane, Oilman, Meth., Madison, Me.
Lantz, Chesley S., Bapt., Newmarket, N. H.
Larson, Walter F., Meth. Lie, 211 E. Eighth St.,
Harvey, N. D.
Latimer, Charles O., Meth., Moretown, Vt.
Laughton, James F., Bapt., 4905 Snyder Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lawrence, Leland C, Lay., 496 Main St., Med-
field, Mass.
Layman, Arthur E., U. B., 3910 W. Third St.,
Dayton, Ohio
Leach, Theo. MerriU, Bapt. Lie, 1100 S. Goodman
St., Rochester, N. Y.
Leaf, Curtis T., Lie-F. R., 1603 Argyle Rd., La
Salle, 111.
Leahy, Vern E., Lay., Kamehameha School, Hono-
lulu, T. H.
Lee, G. Avery, Bapt., 409 Prospect St., New Haven
11, Conn.
Leech, Henry E., Meth., Main St., Southbridge,
Mass.
Lehman, Delwin R., Lay. Stud., Northford, Conn.
Leonard, James R., Ev., Aneta, N. D.
Leonard, Richard Day, Meth., Lyndonville, Vt.
Lester, Ernest W., Bapt., Old Town, Me.
Leyh, W. J., Wes. Meth., Cresbard, S. D.
Leyshorn, Mrs. D., Lay., 314 Synder Ave., Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
Leibeck, Henry F., Lay., 10 Holmes Ave., Water-
bury 11, Conn.
Lightbourne, James H., Jr., Lic.-N. C. <t- Va., So.,
U. S. Army
Liljestrand, Alfred, Ev. Mis. Cov.. 1809 Fourth Ave.,
Watervliet, N. Y.
Liming, C. L., Meth., Radcliffe, Iowa
Lindh, Paul E., Ev. Mis. Cov. Lie, 169 Congress
St., Milford, Mass.
Lindley, Thomas F., Melh., Country Way, Scituate,
Mass.
19433 Pastors Not Members Congl Chr. Assns. and Licentiates
325
Lindvig, Albert, Ev. Free, 824 N. Spruce St., Colo-
rado Springs, Colo.
Lininger, Joseph, Lic.-A. V., 211 Lincoln Ave.,
Manitou Springs, Colo.
Lipscomb, Edward W., Lic.-Gr., demons, Iowa
Litchfield, L. L., Meth., Briggsville, Wis.
Little Dog, Martin, Lay., Bullhead, S. D.
Li\angston, Robert A. J., Stud., 82.3 Middle Ave.,
Elyria, Ohio.
Locke, Kenneth R., Presb., Towanda, Kan.
Loman, J. Harold, Pil. Hoi., Box l.^Denim Sta.,
Greensboro, N. C.
Lombard, Wilham E., Bapt., South Freeport, Me.
Long, David, Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Long, J. Fletcher, Meth., P.O. Box 184, Coupeville,
Wash.
Long Elk, Juhan, Lic.-D., Little Eagle, S. D.
Longfeather, Samuel, Lie, Little Eagle, S. D.
Lonie, Donald H., Bapt. Lie, Wheaton College,
Wheaton, 111.
Loocke, Carl H., Indep., Keystone, S. D.
Looker, Everett, Lay., Young America, Ind.
Lotee, Herbert Amos, Bapt., 42 Ontario St., Hone-
oye Falls, N. Y.
Lovell, John G., Presb., Chelmsford, Mass.
Lovejoy, Thomas, Lay., Fort Yates, N. D.
Lower, James M., Lic.-D. M., 1595 Eighth Ave.,
Marion, Iowa
Lown, Wilford F., Disc, 1409 Anderson St., Man-
hattan, Kan.
Lowstuter, William J., Meth., Norfolk, Mass.
Ludlow, WiUiam L., Presb., 160 W. High St., New
Concord, Ohio.
Lum Ho, Mrs. Mileka, Lic.-M., Paia, Maui, T. H.
Lund, Clayton, Stud., Andover Newton Theol.
Sch., Newton Center 59, Mass.
Lyman, Helen Dearborn, Lic.-S. S., Mass., 350
Congress Ave., New Haven, Conn.
Lynn, R. O. L., Luth., Minter & Tremont St.,
Selma, Ala.
MacArthur, Kenneth CauldweU, Bapt., Army Chap-
lain
MacDonald, Gordon G., Bapt., Box 323, Pigeon
Cove, Mass.
MacDonald, Laughlin D., U. C. C, 574 Main St.,
Lynnfield Center, Mass.
MacDuffie, Malcolm, Lic.-H., 559 Roanoke Ave.,
Ellsworth, Me.
MacLeod, Robert J., Lic.-Mer., 55 Loudon Rd.,
Concord, N. H.
MacNeil, John Whitney, Lic.-Cum., Loring Ave.,
Auburn, Me.
Madison, Edward, Lic.-O. T., Chacahoula, La.
Madson, E. R., Lic.-E. W. S: N. Ida., Harrington,
W'ash.
Magoun, Herbert W., Lic.-S. N., 89 Hillcrest,
Belmont, Mass.
Mahood, Leland, Lic.-San. C, 40 Center St., Santa
Cruz, Cal.
Maki, Allan, Stud., 53 West St., Quincy, Mass.
Maleon, Harry, U. B., W'aldron, JNIich.
Manners, Roger E., Lic.-C, 409 Prospect St., New-
Haven 11, Conn.
Manning, Edward Lee, Lic.-H., Deer Isle, Me.
Manning, Herbert E., Stud., Lacon, 111.
Manross, Lawrence N., Stud., Wayne, 111.
Manson, Douglas, Bapt., Groton, N. Y.
Markel, E. Richard, Indep., 978 W. Wooster Rd.,
Barberton, Ohio.
Marker, George C, Lic.-N., 321 Hamilton St.,
Geneva, 111.
Marr, Robert B., Lay., Andover Newton Theol.,
Sell., Newton Center .59, Mass.
Marsh, Thomas H., Lic.-Chi., Gurnee, 111.
Marston, Robert E., Meth. Lie, Chester, N. J.
Martin, Charles F., Lic.-Gr., Hartwick, Iowa
Martin, David L., Meth., 15 Rosedale St., Dor-
chester, Mass.
Martin, L. H., Cong., 1010 Liberty St., Dallas 1,
Texas
Martin, Robert, Lic.-Chr., 44 W. Third St., Mt.
Vernon, N. Y.
Martin, Wilham A., Lic.-E., Lineville, Ala.
Martinson, Einar M., Lic.-T. C, Bayport, Minn.
Marvin, R. D., Indep. Bapt., Sprague, Wash.
Marx, Lewis G., E. <«•. R., Harvard, Neb.
Massie, Thomas L., Cqng., R.D. 2, Old Lyme, Conn.
Mathews, Joseph P., Bapt. Lie, 1011 E. Park Ave.,
Redlands, Cal.
Matthews, Alden E., Lic.-Chi., 5757 .University
Ave., Chicago 37, 111.
Matthews, C. S., Chr. Mis. AIL, Owen, Wis.
Matthews, Faust A., Disc. Drummond, Okla.
Matthews, Palmer E., Meth. Lie, Monroe Center,
111.
Mattingly, John, Indep., R.D., Olivet, Mich.
Mauch, Edward, Lay., Greenway, S. D.
Maunder, Leonard H., Lie-L. S., Mich., Seward,
111.
Mayne, Kathryn V. L., Lic.-C. N., R.D., Vermilion,
Ohio
McArthur, Charles Melvin, Bapt., 149 Bilhngs St.,
North Quincy, Mass.
McCaUer, G. W., Lie-Line Chr., R. 1, Elon College,
N. C.
McClain, James N., Chr., 3004 Pearl St., Anderson,
Ind.
McCord, John Harold, Lic.-C. B., Dunlap, Iowa
McCoy, Noah E., Bapt., Jamestown, N. D.
McCune, Newell A., Meth., 504 Abbott Rd., East
Lansing, Mich.
McDowell, Maurice H., Lie-Sp., Eden Seminary,
Webster Groves, Mo.
McGee, John Paul, Lic.-E. S., Andover Newton
Theol. Sch., Newton Center 59, Mass.
McGuire, O'Linn, Jr., Bapt., 722 York Ave., York,
Neb.
Mclntire, H. B. Lay., 2524 Territorial Rd., St.
Paul 4, Minn.
McKendry, Merton B., Bapt., Northeast Harbor,
Me.
McKinley, Alan R. Presb., 40 Park St., Adams,
Mass.
McKinney, Howard W., Fr., R.D. 1, Unionville,
Conn.
McLaughlin, Venard S., Lic.-Dav., 156 N. Oak Park
Ave., Oak Park, 111.
McLean, Charles W., Epise, Riverhead, N. Y.
McLucas, John M., Meth., 131 Unadilla St., Pinck-
ney, Mich.
McMains, J. M., Presb., 554 Veronica Ave., East
St. Louis, 111.
McMurdo, Adam, Lay., Emerson, N. J.
McNeU, J. Ralph, Meth., 745 Second St., Carring-
ton, N. D.
Meckel, Myron E., Lic.-Chi., 3402 Halsted St.,
Steger, 111.
Mengering, C. G. H., Luth., R.D. 1, Hudson, N. Y.
Meredith, Mrs. AUce L., Meth. Lie, Yelm, Wash.
Merrigan, Arthur C, Free Meth., Miller, S. D.
Merrill, H. C, Bapt., 1650 Ford St., Redlands, Cal.
Messersmith, Lauren H., Lic.-Chi., R.D., Lake
Villa, 111.
Metsker, Mrs. Nellie E., Lay., R.R. 2, Losantville,
Ind.
Meyer, Mrs. Jane, Lic.-E., The Manse, Baker, Mont.
Mielke, Arthur, Presb., 42 Highland Ave., Middle-
town, N. Y.
Mikesell, Wilham Henry, Lic.-D., 1604 Arapahoe
St., Denver 2, Colo.
Miller, B. P., F. M. A., 624 Mildred Ave., Fort
Wayne, Ind.
Miller, Henry C, Bapt., 806 Hardin Ave., Aurora,
111.
Miller, John H., Lic.-P., Newport, Me.
Miller, Ralph J., Presb. Stud., Winchester Center,
Conn.
Miller, Robert H., Breth., 606 E. Ninth St., North
Manchester, Ind.
Miller, Mrs. Ruth Richards, Lic.-Wo., 66 Hancock
St., Stoneham, Mass.
Miller, Thomas B., Meth., Searsport, Me.
Miller, William O., Ref'd. U. S., 1466 Austin Lake,
R.D. 6, Kalamazoo 88, Mich.
MiUigan, Charles Wilham, Lic.-S. W., 615 N. Woo-
ster St., Strasburg, Ohio.
Milliken, Gerald, Meth., Monmouth, Me.
Mills, Fred A., Presb., Redding, Conn.
Mishey, Mrs. Sadie, Lic.-Cl., 699 Eddy Rd., Cleve-
land 8, Ohio
326
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1943
Mitchell, Lawrance J., Presb., Chaplain, U. S.
Army
Moehling, Henry, Jr., Un. Luth., 508 Mercer Rd.,
Merion Park, Merion, Pa.
Moncrief, Crawford, Lay., Knoxville, Ga.
Montgomery, Charles, Lic.-Ont., Stouffville, Ont.,
Canada
Moon, Robert W., Meth. Lie, 31 Wood St., Wood-
ville, Mass.
Moore, John W., Bapt., 940 N. Broadway, Haver-
hill, Mass.
Moore, Paul L., Disc, North St., Garrettsville,
Ohio
Moore, Robert S., Meth., Montgomery Center, Vt.
Moore, Rutherford H., Meth., South Royalton, Vt.
Moore, Stanley C, Meth. Lie, South Royalton, Vt.
Morgan, Shannon, Lic.-W. N. C, So., Elon College,
N. C.
Morris, John B., Bapt., The Embassy, Oberlin,
Ohio
Morris, Robert G., Lic.-Ar., Island Falls, Me.
Morrison, D. L., Lic.-Linc. Chr., Franklin ville,
N. C.
Morse, Leon, Meth., North Thetford, Vt.
Morse, Valton V., Lic.-K., R.F.D. 2, Brewer, Me.
Moseson, Rollyn, Presb., 210 E. Jackson St., Mor-
ris, 111.
Mott, Manley, Lic.-N., 19 N. Belfry St., Council
Grove, Kan.
Muder, Milton E., Unit., Danbury, N. H.
Mudge, Baden P., Meth., Bridgeport, N. Y.
Mullen, Mary, Stud., 40 Evans Way, Boston 15,
Mass.
Mullen, Matthew, Meth., White Cloud, Mich.
Munro, Harry C, Disc, R.F.D. 2, Lockport, 111.
Munsey, John V., Lic.-S. \V., Glen Ullin, N. D.
Murdoch, Elmer H., Presb., 176 Robin.son St.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
Murray, Susan, Lic.-N. W., Elbowoods, N. D.
Murphy, Calvin, 2700 Glenway Ave., Cincinnati,
Ohio
Nangle, William A., Lay., 1535 E. Le Grande Ave.,
Indianapolis 3, Ind.
Nargesian, Haig, Lic.-M. M., Natick, Mass.
Nash, Durant D., Lic.-E. Va., So., Box 791, Hope-
well, Va.
Needham, Harold K., Assem. of God, Big Bear
Lake, Cal.
Nelson, Alfred E., Presb., 905 Grove Ave., Corning,
Iowa
Nelson, David S., Bapt., Greentown, Ind.
Nelson, Edward, Evang. Free, 924 Loomis Ave.,
Des Moines, Iowa
Nelson, John E., Lay., R.D. 1, Portsmouth, N. H.
Nelson, L. Edward, Siv. Mis. Cov., 21 Jacob St.,
Maiden, Mass.
Nelson, Lawrence, Presb., Bellevue, Iowa
Nelson, Merrill R., Presb., Otisville, N. Y.
Nelson, Oscar W., Sw. Mis. Cov., 163 Pleasant St.,
Orange, Mass.
Nelson, Wesley P., Lic.-F., Wilton, Me.
Nesmith, Newton H., Meth., Poplar Grove, 111.
Neubert, John R., Bapt., 1100 S. Goodman St.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Newman, Walter T., Sw. Mis. Cov., Army Chaplain
Newton, Clifford D., Univ., Stowe, Vt.
Nicholas, Robert E., Presb., Roscommon, Mich.
Nichols, William A., P. E., Middletown Springs, Vt.
Nickerson, Emery H., Bapt., Cabot, Vt.
Nield, Edward L., Bapt., Scotland, Conn.
Nielson, Niels, Breth. Lie, Yale Divinity Sch., New
Haven 11, Conn.
Nieves, Antonia, Lic.-Conf., Rio Blanco, P. R.
Nissen, Carl A., Bapt., 656 Morning St., Worthing-
ton, Ohio
Nolte, Ernest F., E. <i-. R., Kingfisher, Okla.
Noon, Robert K., Lic.-M. M., Jackman, Me.
Noren, Loren, Bapt., 485 Columbus Ave., Boston 18,
Mass.
Norman, Eric, Lay Sttid., 288 Union St., Bangor, Me.
Norris, John W., Bapt., Machias, N. Y.
Norskog, Paul R., Lic.-N. E., St. Ambrose College,
Dubuque, Iowa
North, R. Johnson, 60 Loring St., Lowell, Mass.
Norton, Arthur M., Bapt. Stud., 34 M St., Haverhill,
Mass.
Norvell, Philip H., Disc, 39 Winter St., Nahant,
Mass.
Notson, Charles, Chr. Mis. AIL, Tonasket, Wash.
Novda, George M., Meth., Stanton, Mich.
Nowlan, Ivan S., Bapt., Medway, Mass.
Nye, Kenneth B., Lic-W. S., Webster, Mass.
Nye, Roland, Lic.-Mer., Meredith, N. H.
Nyman, Nelville Mansfield, Lic.-S. N., The Parson-
age, East Barrington, N. H.
Oakes, Donald T., Lic-G. 0., Hanover, N. H.
Ockenga, Harold John, Presb., 100 Clairmont Rd.,
Belmont, Mass.
OdeU, Charles N., Disc, 222 N. Eighth, Weather-
ford, Okla.
Odens, Arthur, Lay., Cambria, Minn.
Ohlson, Thure H., Sw. Mis. Cov., 19 Haig Ave.,
Bristol, Conn.
Olbrich, Stuart W., Lay., 2003 N. Meridian St.,
Indianapolis 2, Ind.
Old, Thomas C, Meth., Walworth, Wis.
Olney, Clare E., Lic.-Gr., Newburg, Iowa
Olsen, Arnold, Meth. Lie, 72 Mt. Vernon St.,
Boston, Mass.
Olson, Charles E., Meth., Pittsville, Wis.
Olson, Emerald L., Lic.-N., 116 E. Washington St.,
West Chicago, 111.
Olson, Mrs. Raymond, Lic.-W., Dodge City, Kan.
O'Neal, Ernest E., Jr., Meth., 99 Sherman St.,
Hartford 5, Conn.
Opie, Charles Wesley, 330 11th St., Bakersfield, Cal.
Opp, (Reinhold) Richard, Lie-Ger., Yankton, S. D.
Oren, Burley A., Stud., R.R. 1, Parker, Ind.
Oren, Thurman, Stud., R.R. 1, Farmland, Ind.
Orr, Franklin, Lic.-N., R.R., Albion, Ind.
Orr, Fred, Lic.-N., Taylor University, Upland, Ind.
Osborn, Donald L., Bapt., West Townshend, Vt.
Osborne, Walter C, Bapt., Frankfort, Mich.
Osgood, William C, Bapt., Turner, Me.
Oshita, Yasuo, Meth., 42-2-B, Rivers, Ariz.
Ost, Elmer H., Lay., 30 Underbill St., Tuckahoe,
N. Y.
Ostberg, Karl W., Sw. Ev. Mis. Cov., Hanover, Conn.
Ota, Tosuke, Presb., 243 W. First South St., Salt
Lake City, Utah
Palangio, John Roland, Lie-Den., 2323 E. Evans
Ave., Denver 10, Colo.
Palmer, Norma P., Lic.-Ar., Blaine, Me. j
Palmer, Richard C, Presb., P.O. Box 194, Tomb-
stone, Ariz.
Palmgren, Gerhard W., Ev. Mis. Cov., 990 E. 181st
St., New York (iO, N. Y.
Papajian, Sarkis, E. i?-. R., Fowler, Cal.
Parish, John F., Meth., Monticello, Minn.
Parry, Maldwyn Vaughan, Lic-IL, Blue Hill, Me.
Parsons, T. Dudley, Lic.-S., 1925 Hughitt Ave.,
Superior, Wis. ■'
Paterson, William Brown, Presb., Lawrence, Mich.
Pattison, Robert B., Bapt., Maple Drive, Briarcliff '
Manor, N. Y. .i
Payne, Clem H., Lic.-S. K'., Venango, Neb. t
Pearson, Phillips, Episc, 9 Eaton St., Norwich, J,
N. Y. I
Peeples, Charley L., Bapt. Stud., Andover Newton jj
Theol. Sch., Newton Center 59, Mass. \
Pena, Santiago, Lic.-Conf., Bo. Aruz, Fortuna, P. R.
Pepper, Clayton A., Bapt., Westport, N. Y.
Pera, Richard G., Lic.-C, South Cong. Church, ;
New Britain, Conn. ;
Perkins, Ciiester, Lic.-W., 2300 N. First St., El-
wood, Ind.
Perrv, Edward Walton, Presb., P.O. 478, Sonoma,
Cal.
Peters, Claude L., Bapt., 97-15 94th St., Ozone ;
Park, N. Y.
Peters, Fred E., Lie-Wash., 202 Washington St. E.,
Box 112, Charleston 1, W. Va.
Peterson, Paul J., Sw. Mis. Cov. Lie, 170 Fair\-iew
Ave., Naugatuck, Conn.
Peterson, Richard, Lay., U. S. Army
Philbrook, Wayne, Lay., Segreganset, Mass.
Phillips, George H., Meth. Lie, P.O. Box 3, Rens-
selaer Falls, N. Y.
1943] Pastors Not Members Cong'l Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 327
Phillips, John, Bapt., Iberia, Mo.
Phillips, Osterhout, Indep. Fund., 21 Clinton Ave.,
Kingston, N. Y.
Philo, Harry E., Lic.-B., 150 N. Catlin St., Egerton,
Wis.
Pierce, Howard D., Bapt., North Woodstock, Conn.
PUlsbury, Leonard H., Bapt., Thompson, Conn.
Pitkin, Walter G., Prexb., Howe, Ind.
Pitt, David A., Bapt., Woodstock, Conn.
Piatt, Howard A., R. 2, Pierpont, Ohio.
Polhemus, George, Appro.-N. J., C.P.S. Camp,
Petersham, Mass.
Pollard, Luther, Univ., Plymouth, N. H.
Pomeroy, Charles Marquis, Bapt. Lie, Latta Rd.,
R.D. 2, Hilton, N. Y.
Pontier, Raymond J., Refd.
Pope, W. E., Lay., Sherburn, Minn.
Porter, Maurice H., Meth., Lunenburg, Vt.
Powell, John Walker, Meth., 1308 14th Ave. S.E.,
Minneapolis 14, Minn.
Powell, Lewis N., Bapt., Morrisville, N. Y.
Powell, S. Grover, Jr. Stud., East Taunton, Mass.
Powers, John E., Jr., Dudley, N. C.
Prather, D. B. S., Meth., 100 S. First St., Council
Bluffs, Iowa
Presnall, Lewis F., Lie-Cent., 108 Blaine Ave.,
Galesburg, 111.
Press, Donald O., Lic.-E. S., Mass.
Preusse, Miss Edith, Lic.-T., Ellington, Conn.
Price, E. Bruce, Bapt., Ashburnham, Mass.
Price, Hampton E., Bap<.,8Esty St., Ashland, Mass.
Primrose, Will F., U. B. Lie, Bonebrake Seminary,
Dayton 6, Ohio
Pritchard, John M., Cazenovia, N. Y.
Proctor, C. W., Meth., Gravity, Iowa
Pruitt, Paul F., Lie-Wash., 4849 S. K St., Tacoma,
Wash.
Pruitt, Robert T., Lie-W., Almira, Wash.
Pueschel, Bruno E., Lie-S. S., 260 Huntington
Ave., Hyde Park, Mass.
Quick, Joseph F., U. B., Box 244, Ansonia, Ohio
Rackliff, Kent R., Lay., R.D. 1, Farmington, Me.
Raemaker, Samuel, E. tt. R., Spencerville, Ohio
Railsback, David H., Bapt., Greenville, N. H.
Ramirez-Lugo, Evaristo, U. B., Yabucoa, P. R.
Ramsey, Martin E. H., Ev. Free, Clear Lake, Wash.
Rand, Miss Amy, Lay., Croyden, N. H.
Rand, Ethel L., Lay., Little Deer Isle, Me.
Randall, H. Floyd, Disc, 410 Lincoln St., Sayre, Pa.
Rawhngs, Lina A., Lay., R.R., Losantville, Ind.
Rayner, Miss Myrtle, Lay., Drummond Island,
Mich.
Redfield, Donald P., Bapt., Lanesboro, Mass.
Reed, Edgar J., Lie-0. T., 082 N. Tonti St., New
Orleans 19, La.
Reed, Henry H., Lie-0. C, River Rd., Touisset,
Mass.
Reed, Lincoln Y., Lie. -Chi., Grayslake, III.
Reed, T. U., Meth., Linden, Iowa
Reeder, Frank E., Disc, R. 3, Jefferson, Ohio
Reeder, James W., Lay., Toulon, III.
Reid, J. E., Cong., 806 Reid St., Greensboro, N. C.
Reish, Paul, Meth. Lie, R.R. 6, Kokomo, Ind.
Renjihan, Mihran, Presb., 2 Tenth St., Troy, N. Y.
Rettig, Heinz, Lie-S. K'., Andover Newton Theol.
Sch., Newton Center 59, Mass.
Reutter, Gilbert C, Lay., 741 Wisconsin St., S.W.,
Huron, S. D.
Reykdal, Lowell L., Meth., R.D. 1, Union Grove,
Wis.
Reynolds, Byron L., Lie-Chi., 513 W. 61st St.,
Chicago 21, 111.
Rhines, Alva J., Lie-IIs., 312 Elm St., Westfield 42,
Mass.
Rice, R. P., Meth., West Peabody, Mass.
Rich, G. Barrett III, Presb., Reading Road at Lee
PL, Cincinnati 29, Ohio.
Richards, Andrew C. K., Apprn.-H., N. Anson, Me.
Richardson, Mrs. Bert L., Lie-R.R., Sandstone,
Minn.
Richardson, H. Neil, Meth. Lie, Dunstable, Mass.
Richmond, L. O., Presb.. Farmersburg, Ind.
Rickel, William, Lie-W., 265 Alexander St., Ro-
chester, N. Y.
Rieger, Benjamin, Lie-Ger., Culbertson, Neb.
Ripley, Robert L., Indep., Wallace, Neb.
Roberts, Bruce, Cong., Army Chaplain
Robertson, Edward, Lie-N., Ala. Conf., 1126 19th
Ave. S., Nashville 4, Tenn.
Robertson, Fletcher V., Lic.-N., R. 1, Arley, Ala.
Robertson, John P., Stud., 26 Central St., Woburn,
Mass.
Robertson, Norman H., Disc, 10 Concord Rd.,
Danbury, Conn.
Robertson, WiUiam Lightbody, Presb., 328 E. Rice
St., Owatonna, Minn.
Robie, Frances M., Appro.-Line, Phippsburg, Me.
Robinson, George A., Lie-N. E., Box 24, Lakota,
N. D.
Robinson, George F., Bapt. Lie, Pardeeville, Wis.
Robinson, Hugh E., Lic.-C. N., Grad. Sch. of The-
ology, Oberlin, Ohio
Roden, Thomas Cleveland, Appro.-Pen., Hancock,
Me.
Rodriquez, Jose D., U.B. Lie, Las Piedras, P. R.
Rodway, Charles B., Lay., Mechanit; Falls, Me.
Roe, Lyle B., U. B., R. 1, Box 266, Dayton 5. Ohio
Rogers, Clyde N., Meth., Slater ville Springs, N. Y.
Rogers, James M., Lay., 1304 17th Ave., Moline, 111.
Romero, Epifanio, Stud., 1109 S. Ashland Ave.,
Chicago 7, 111.
Rops, John, Staceyville, Iowa
Rose, Elmer E., Bapt. ,2,11 MainSt., Kingston, Mass.
Rose, Eugene A., Lay., 99 Sherman St., Hartford 5,
Conn.
Ross, Kenneth H., Bapt., Box 84, WebsterviUe, Vt.
Rowland, Paul, Lie-Spr., 613 E. Beecher Ave.,
Jacksonville, 111.
Rudisill, Howard J., Lie-N. E., 34 N. Mapel St.,
Mt. Carmel, Pa.
Rumball-Petre, Edwin A. R., Unit., 87 Guyon Ave.,
Oak wood Hts., Staten Island, N. Y.
Rush, W. Albert, Meth., Adrian, Mich.
Rushdoony, Yegheazar, Presb., 42 Hammond St.,
Providence 8, R. I.
Russell, James Humphrey, Meth., 27 W. Bridge St.,
Saugerties, N. Y.
Russell, Mrs. Lucy, Lie-N. C. Chr., Henderson,
N. C.
Rust, Reuel, Meth., 20 Simons Rd., Williamstown,
Mass.
Rust, WiUiam C, Meth. Lie, 6408 Ruby St., Los
Angeles 42, Cal.
Ryans, John R., Lay., Auburn, N. H.
Sakaguchi, Tatsuo, Presb., Block 42-9-A, Jerome
W.R.A., Denson, Ark.
Sample, Orlando, Meth., Longton, Kan.
Sampson, Orval W., Lie-Conf., Robbins, Tenn.
Sampson, Thompson Sawyer, Jr., Lie-Chi., Munde-
lein. 111.
Sanders, WiUiam, Stud., Big Rock, lU.
Sanford, Wilbur Lloyd, Bapt., Ionia, Iowa
Sansted, R. N., Meth., Belvidere, Neb.
Santa, Charles Paul, Bapt., Greene, R. I.
Saum, Charles W., Meth., Hinesburg, Vt.
Saunders, Ernest W., Meth., Main St., Cotuit, Mass.
Savage, Lewis D., Fr., Central Citv, Iowa
Savard, John A., Bapt. Lie, 824 Walnut St.. Fall
River, Mass.
Schadegg, Milton, Lic.-T. C, Elk River, Minn.
Schlaretzki, W. Ernest, Lie-Spr., 1768 N. Maple
Ave., Decatur 25, lU.
Schluntz, H. N., Bapt., 183 Main St., Franklin,
Mass.
Schmidt, John F., Menu., 2210 Pine St., Pueblo,
Colo.
Schneider, Henry, Ger. Lie, Yankton College,
Yankton, S. D.
Scholes, Harold, Indep. Chr., Johnston, Iowa
Schoonmaker, Theodore C, Lie-Chi., 5757 Univer-
sity Ave., Chicago 37, 111.
Schoonover, Kermit, Fr., Wilbraham, Mass.
Schoop, Arthur J., Meth., Pownal, Vt.
Schroeder, C. W., Lay., Bradley Hall, Peoria 5, TU.
Schubert, George H., Lic.-E. Wash, d- N. Ida.,
R.D. 2, Lewiston, Ida.
Schwinger, Elton C, Disc, 8660 Griffon Ave.,
Niagara Falls, N.'Y.
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[1943
Scott, Hosca, Lic.-Conf., Holland, Va.
Scoutin, O. B., Melh., Colrain, Mass.
Scruton, Norman Leslie, Bapl., Errol, N. H.
Seabury, Arthur G., Bapt. Lie, Kenduskeag, Me.
Searles, Leon R., Lic.-S. W., 124 Huntington Ave.,
Boston, Mass.
Sears, Mrs. Florence E., Lic.-Conf., Bruneau, Ida.
Seely, Ernest, Bapt. Lie, Kennebunkjjort, Me.
Sellars, A. J., Lic.-Linc. Chr., Burlington, N. C.
Sensabaugh, Fred A., Bapt., Smith Rd. & Hudson
Ave., Nedrow, N. Y.
Senter, James P. Lic.-R. Emp., 137 Calder Ave.,
Sebastopol, Cal.
Seymour, Collie, Lic.-Ga. Con/., 10 CoUins St.,
Lanett, Ala.
Shelton, Robert L., Lic.-N., R. 2, Moulton, Ala.
Sherwood, Harvey H., Lic.-L. C, Gays Mills, Wis.
ShuU, Jessie C., Presb., 108 Harvard St., Battle
Creek, Mich.
Shumaker, Clifford J., Presh., Stanford, Mont.
Sill, Clinton Eugene, Lie-Bay., 20 Lessing St., San
Francisco 25, Cal.
Silvis, Harry A., Meth.. 196 Main St., Randolph,
N. Y.
Simmons, Mrs. L. E., Lie- S. N. C. Chr., Raleigh,
N. C.
Simmons, Preston D., Lie, Kinder, La.
Simons, Eldyn, Wes. Meth. Lie, Black Creek, N. Y.
Sinclair, Donald Keith, Lie-B. S., Mass., Roway-
ton. Conn.
Sites, Emri S., Bapt., 815 N. Broadway, Dayton 7,
Ohio
Sjostrom, W. Chester, Bapt., Box .3, Norfolk, Mass.
Sleeper, Murray, Lie-Wor. C, Newton Center,
Mass.
Sloat, Horace Blanchard, Bapt., South Wellington,
Conn.
Small, Carl, Bapt. Lie. South Gardiner, Me.
Small, Clayton D., Meth., Staffordville, Conn.
Small, Harlan F., Stud., 288 Union St., Bangor, Me.
Smallsreed, Lee J., Disc, 136 EUzabeth St., Derby,
Conn.
Smith, Benjamin M., Meth., Wells River, Vt.
Smith, Carl E., Meth. Lie, 9 Faun Bar Ave.,
Winthrop, Mass.
Smith, Edward G., Lic.-R. R., Birchdale, Minn.
Smith, Elmer H., Lic.-N., R. 4, Moulton, Ala.
Smith, Howard A., Chr. Mis. AU., Koloa, Kauai,
T. H.
Smith, John Chester, Bapt., Box 492, Hardwick, Vt.
Smith, Jefferson H., Lie-O. C, Broadway, Rayn-
ham, Mass.
Smith, Merle T., Meth. Lie, 42 W. Main St., High-
land, Cal.
Smith, Verne, Stud., Oxford, Me.
Smock, Robert, Meth. Lie, Adrian, Mich.
Sneed, William, Lic.-N. C. Chr., Rockingham, N. C.
SnelUng, Robert A., Appro.-P., 310 Union St.,
Bangor, Me.
Snow, Miss Rachel P., Lie-Barn., Falmouth, Mass.
Snyder, George S., Lic.-S. W., Ma.ss., Chester, N. H.
Sparks, Robert. Lay., P.O. Box 212, Hartford, Conn.
Sparhng, Clyde V., Meth., Adams, N. Y.
Speidell, John, Lic.-D. M., Bondurant, Iowa
Speller, D. G., Bapt., Box 913, Greensboro, N. C.
Spencer, J. Herbert, Meth., Bridgeport, Mich.
Spillman, John, Lay., Plymouth, 111.
Sprague, P. S., Presb., 739 Ridge Ave., Pittsburgh
12, Pa.
Spyker, Fred B., Lic.-A., 119 E. Fourth St., Sand-
wich, 111.
Stanford, LeRoy, Lie-Sp., Drury College, Spring-
field, Mo.
Stanley, Merton, Lay., 1121 N. McCann St., Ko-
komo, Ind.
Stanton, Laurence, Lie-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, lU.
Staples, Fred M., Meth., New Sharon, Me.
Starr, Ernest J., Meth., Miles, Iowa
Steckel, William E., Presb., New Ipswich, N. H.
Steece, Arvel, Lic.-D., Aitkin, Minn.
Steegstram, J. Robert, Refd., Hopkins, Mich.
Steele, William J., Presb., Phillips, Wis.
Sterenberg, James, Presb., 1123 Main St., Carthage,
111.
Stevens, Henry W., Bapt., Sherman, N. Y.
Stevens, Charles G., Meth. Lie. Carroll, Neb.
Stewart, Earle E., Chr. Mis. AIL, Hampden, Me.
Stockham, Alman E., Presb., R. 4, Chardon, Ohio
Stockwell, Reid E., Lay., Sunbury, Ohio
Stokes, Joseph. Ch. of England, 1407 N. Poinsettia
PI., Hollywood 40, Cal.
Stokes, Lawrence, Bapt., 6104 Brynhurst Ave., Los
Angeles 43, Cal.
Storer, Carl C, Lie Wab., R. 3, Olney, 111.
Stoughton, Richard, Lie-Fr.. Turners Falls, Mass.
Stout, Virgil T., I.F.C.A., 3710 N. Madison Ave.,
Peoria 3, 111.
Stoves, George, Meth., 3623 VaUey Vista Rd.,
Nashville 5, Tenn.
Stowell, Woodbury S,, Bapt., Henniker, N. H.
Strait, Edmund R., Meth., 15 Chapel PL, Wellesley
Hills, Mass.
Strong, Tracy, Jr., Lic.-N. H., Switzerland
Stubbs, Harry J., Lic.-N., Box 101, Caledonia, 111.
Stuckenbruck, Harry L., Disc, 94 Catherine St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Sullenberger, Mrs. Carl L., Lay., West Lebanon,
N. H.
Sumner, Leland E., Lie-G. R., 28 Richards Ave.,
N.W., Grand Rapids 4, Mich.
Sundt, Valery E., Bapt., 481 Broad St., Meriden,
Conn.
Sutley, Paul, Lie-Bay., 1932 Cedar St., Berkeley 7,
Cal.
Sutton, George S., Presb., 11 W. Chester St., Nan-
tucket, Mass.
Sutton, Harry Trumbull, Disc, Ontario, N. Y.
Svensson, Theo. W., Stud., Dubuque Univ., Du-
buque, Iowa
Swann, Arthur W., Lic.-Conf., Vanderbilt Pch. of
Rel., Nashville, Tenn.
Swanson, Arthur, Meth., Uehling, Neb.
Swanson, Carl O., Sw. Ev. Cov., 107 Crescent Ave.,
Plainfield, N. J.
Swardstrom, Paul, Lay., Hurdsfield, N. D.
Sweet, Milton F., Meth. Lie, 72 Mt. Vernon St.,
Boston, Mass.
Swett, Fred K., Lie-Ches., R.D. 1, Keene, N. H.
Swihart, R. E., Meth., R. 1, Cortland, Ohio.
Sykes, Charles, Epise, Main St., Candor, N. Y.
Syler, Donald Eugene, Meth., Nova, Ohio
Syster, Paul Edward, Lie-H., Southwest Harbor,
Me.
Taft, Burns, Lay., Newell, S. D.
Tally, R. E., Lic.-N. C. W., So., 303 Mclver St.,
Sanford, N. C.
Tanner, Edward R., Meth., Etna, Cal.
Tarkinson, Charles G., Stud. ,288 Union St., Bangor
Me.
Tee, Lawrence E,. Lic.-Wo., P.O. Box 107, Carhsle,
Mass.
Tefft, C. Brandt, Lie-Cum., 22 Mac Arthur Circle
West, Redbank Village, South Portland, Me.
Telfer, John Harley, Lie-Mil., Hartland, Wis.
Telfer, R. Bligh, Bapt., Wardsboro, Vt.
Thomas, Albert E., Presb., 2221 Washington St.,
Allentown, Pa.
Thomas, Charles, Indep., 408 Emerald St., Re-
dondo Beach, Cal.
Thomas, Charles Cecil, Lie- E. N. C, So., Rensse-
laer Falls, N. Y.
Thomas, David Willard, Lic.-N. W., Box 93,
Vaughnsville, Ohio.
Thomas, Emrys, Lie-Wor. C, Hartford, Conn.
Thomas, Grifiith J., Lie-W., 107 Park Ave., New
Castle, Pa.
Thomas, Harry E., Breth. Stud., Beacon Falls, Conn.
Thomas, Michael J., Lay., 75 Hicks St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Thomas, WiUis D., Lic.-N., Leaf River, 111.
Thomen, Willard E., Lie-Mid., R.F.D. 1, East
Haddam, Conn.
Thompson, A. B., Meth., Bristol, N. H.
Thompson, Charles Lindsay, Lic.-N. W., R. 4,
Box 34, Mebane, N. C.
Thompson, John E., Meth., Durliam, Conn.
Thompson, T. S., Presb., 5238 Xerxes Ave. S.,
Minneapolis 10, Minn.
Thompson, WiUiam M., Jr., Bapt. Lie, Cleveland-
town Rd., Edgartown, Mass.
1943] Pastors Not Members Cong'l Chr. Assns. and Licentiates
329
Thoren, Harry Edgar, Ev. Free, Bureau, 111.
Thornburg, Joseph H., Lay., R.R., Losantville, Ind.
Thornburp, Mont M., Meth., 6 Prospect St., Mill-
burv, Mass.
Thorpe, Gardiner E., Lic.-S. N., 287 Hanover St.,
Boston, Mass.
Thorsell, Ernest Adolph, Lic.-M. M., Main St.,
Hopkinton, Mass.
Thurston, Edmund W., Lay., 593 Hanover St.,
Manchester, N. H.
Tiikkala, Katri, Cong., 59 Hamilton Ave., Engle-
wood, N. J.
Tomhn, H. D., Meth., Kingfisher, Okla.
Tomlinson, W. F., Meth., Edgerton, Wis.
Toomey, David H., Bapl., 2721 College Ave., Alton,
111.
Toppan, Louis C, Lic.-Hs., R.D. 1, Amherst, Mass.
Toriumi, Donald K., Presb., 30-F-9, Heart Moun-
tain, Wyo.
Townsend, John W., Meth. Stud., 72 Mt. Vernon St.,
Boston, Mass.
Townsend, Ralph V., Bapt. Lie, Milton, N. H.
Traver, Miss Lena P., Lic.-H. R., New Berlin, N. Y.
Tresidder, Dwight, Lic.-E. \ ., 204 \V. Wisconsin
Ave. Oconomowoc, Wis.
Tucker, James A., Meth. Lie, Villa Ridge, 111.
Tucker, Paul E., Bapt., Elsie, Mich.
Turbin, D. Clarence, Meth., Merrill, Mich.
Tuomenoksa, Niilo A., 1694 W. Davidson, Detroit 6,
Mich.
Turnbull, Prof. Jacob H., Lay., R.D. 1, Ypsilanti,
Mich.
Turner, Louis C, Meth., Williston, Vt.
Turner, Robert W., Meth., Port Jefferson, Ohio
Turner, Willard W., Chr. Mis. AIL, 335 D St., San
Rafael, Cal.
Underwood, I. T., Lic.-N. C. <t- Va., So., Yancey-
ville, N. C.
Upton, Mrs. Elsie A., Lic.-N. E., 1506 Jackson St.,
Scranton 4, Pa.
Vance, Matthew, Episc, Olivet, Mich.
Vandervelle, Conrade, Presb., 1111 West St., Em-
poria, Kan.
Van Hoek, Walter, Stxid., Andover Newton Theol.
Sch., Newton Center 59, Mass.
Van Loon, Homer E., Lic.-D., 2929 Welton St.,
Denver 5, Colo.
Van Vliet, William J., Lic.-D. M.. Truro, Iowa
Velez, Salvador, Lic.-Conf., Box 335, Fajardo, P. R.
Venz, Emil C, Bapt., R. 1, GalUpoIis, Ohio
VerDuin, Donald J., Stud. Lay., 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven 11, Conn.
Vernon, Howard, Bapt., Brainerd, Minn.
Vining, Mrs. Grace R., Bapt., Dickinson Center,
N. Y.
Verba, Edward, Lic.-Dav., 225 E. Church St., Iowa
City, Iowa
Wachs, Victor Hugo, Meth., Chelsea, Vt.
Waddell, H. N., Disc, lone. Ore.
Wa'gner, Frederick C, Meth. Lie, R.D. 2, Westview
St., Marietta, Ohio
Waiau, Henry, Lic.-K., Hanapepe, Kauia, T. H.
Waldo, Warren P., Meth., Bakersfield, Vt.
Walker, R. Marcus, Meth., Highmore, S. D.
Wallace, Addie, Bapt., Hartselle, Ala.
Wallace, Clayton M., Lic.-St., Wolfeboro, N. H.
Wallace, Samuel J., Meth., Movelle, Iowa
Walters, Henry A., Presb., 208 N. John St., Kim-
berly. Wis.
Waltman, W. V., Presb., 21 E. Prospect St., Toma-
hawk, Wis.
Walton, Bertram A., Bapt., Camden, N. Y.
Wangelin, Mrs. Pearl, Lic.-Sp., Grandin, Mo.
Ward, Clarence, Lic.-Med., 335 E. College St.,
Oberlin, Ohio
Ward, Parker Bennett, Meth., 20 South St., Bel-
lows Falls, Vt.
Warner, Eugene Lyman, Lic.-L. A., 1302 N. Glen-
oaks Blvd., Burbank, Cal.
Warren, Charles McLean, Cong., 955 East First
South St., Salt Lake City 2, Utah
Warren, Robert L., Meth., 4319 Geary Blvd., San
Francisco 18, Cal.
Wasson, Stanley, Lay., Jamestown, N. D.
Watkins, Ralph H., Meth., Half Moon Bay, Cal.
Watson, Alice M., Lic.-N. W., Elbowoods, N. D.
Watson, Harold, Meth., Clare, Mich.
Watson, Ralph A., Disc, R.R. 1, Crawfordsville,
Ind.
Watts, Allison M., Bapt., Jamaica, Vt.
Weaver, Kenneth, Lay., Trotwood, Ohio
Webb, Theodore Albert, Univ. Lie, Sherman Mills,
Me.
Webster, John P., Jr., Lie-P., Williamsburg, Mass.
Webster, Millard D., Bapt., Hopkinton, N. H.
Wedell, Hans, Lic.-N. Y. C, % Phil Allen Swartz,
2'i9 Mill St., Poughkeepsic, N. Y.
Weiler, Fred N., Bapt. Lie, 958 Marshall Ave., St.
Paul 4, Minn.
Weiskel, Frank M., Lic.-N. J., 23 Ridge Ave.,
Park Ridge, N. J.
Weitemier, O. Clarence, Disc, Glyndon, Minn.
Weins, Henry J., Bapt., Hollandale, Minn.
Welch, Albert W., Lic.-Fr., New Salem, Mass.
Welch, Miss Carolyn Pemberton, Stud., Riverton,
Conn.
Weiler, Thurber R., Bapt. Lie, West Lebanon, Me.
Wells, Miss Judith B., Lic.-H., 110 Sherman St.,
Hartford 5, Conn.
Welsh, Evan D., Presb., 707 N. Washington St.,
Wheaton, 111.
Wenstrom, Donald, Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Wentworth, Allison W., Lic.-Cum., R.D., Freeport,
Me.
Westervelt, Clyde, Indep. Chr., 414 W. Huntington
St., Montpelier, Ind.
Westhause, Erwin C, Lay., New London, Wis.
Weston, William, Meth., Hancock, N. H.
Wetzel, Gayle, Lic.-B. R. A S. L., Bangor Theol.
Sem., Bangor, Me.
Wheeler, Alfred E., Bapt., Fagville, Mass.
Wheelock, Milton G., Lay., Buckley, Mich.
Whisler, Mrs. Bessie, Lic.-M. R., R.R. 3, Winches-
ter, Ind.
Whiston, WilUam B., Lic.-L. C, New Preston, Conn.
Whitaker, James E., Disc, Middlebury, Conn.
White, Edward F., Lic.-Cum., Me., Leicester, Mass.
White, Horace A., Cong., 514 Garfield St., Detroit 1,
Mich.
White, Joseph R., Disc, Stoney Creek, Conn.
White, KermitE., Stud.. 72 Mt. Vernon St., Boston
8, Mass.
Whitney, Fred M., Pre.ib., 712 Seventh Ave., W.
Ashland, Wis.
Whittaker, Frederick W., Lic.-Cum., Yarmouth, Me.
Wichlei, Richard J., Stud., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, lU.
Wiegel, Roy L., Naz., 150 Wiswall St., Peoria, 111.
Wildt, Karl W., Lie-K.. R.D., Bangor, Mich.
Wilhams, Bernal, Lic-F., Sims, 111.
Williams, DarylEvan, Meth., R.D. 2, Waterbury 82,
Conn.
Williams, George B., Ch. of God., Pelham, N. H.
Williams, Mrs. Grace C, Disc, 28 Court St., Keene,
N. H.
WOUams, J., Lic.-O. T., Houma, La.
Williams, Keith M., Fund., Swanville, Minn.
Williams, Lawrence A., Bapt. Lie, Henrietta, N. Y.
Williams, Lawrence W., World's Faith, Box 92,
Perry, Mich.
WilUams, Lloyd, Lie-lb., Gueydan, La.
Williams, R. Honddu, Presb., 615 Main St., Sauk
Centre, Minn.
Willits, John C, Meth., 641 Wesley St., Muskegon,
Mich.
Wilson, Charles Lee, Disc, 127 Lincoln St., Meri-
den. Conn.
Wilson, WiUiam E., Meth.. 7101 Grover St., Omaha
7, Neb.
Winn, Ralph H., Lic.-Hs., 1 High St., Haydenville,
Wise, George C, Lie-Si., Oto, Iowa
Witmer, James, Presb., Wilton, N. D.
Wolfe, Donald R., Br. Stud., 212 College Ave., Ash-
land, Ohio
Woodcock, G. Arthur, Eii., Kingfield, Me.
Woods, John, Lay., Cherry Creek, S. D.
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[1943
Wright, Gay, Lic.-M. R., Farmland, Iml.
Wright, Lamoine, Lic.-M. R., Farmland, Ind.
Wright, Leon E., Lic.-S. S., 617 Shawmut Ave.,
Apt. 180, Roxbury, Mass.
Wright, Max, Ev. Lie, 220 N. Brainard St., Naper-
ville. 111.
Wyatt, Kenneth B., Lic.-S. N., 15 Lincoln Rd.,
Medford, Mass.
Yeaple, Whitney, Bapt., 98 WeUington St., Nashua,
N. H.
Yoder, Walter, Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Young, Andrew, Bapt., N. Bridgton Church, Harri-
son, Me.
Young, Claude G., Lie-Wash., 730 Langston Ter.,i
N.E., Washington, D. C. \
Young, William L., Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.
Chicago 37, 111.
Yunkman, Edward, Holiness, East Orwell, Ohio
Zambrano, Benjamin, Cong., 300 Fifth St., Barstow,
Cal.
Zeek, Charles G., Ch. Mis. All., 1632 La Fond Ave.,
St. Paul 4, Minn.
Zimmerman, J. Fred, Lie-Wash., 42 Bedford St.,
Cumberland, Md.
Zumbaugh, Harley, Ch. of Breth., Rochester, Ind.
Candidates in Care of a Local Association
Bringe, Herman J., N. Y. C, 242 Beach 117th St.,
Rockaway Beach, N. Y.
Canaday, WUbur, F. Co., 162 Fifth St., Stamford,
Conn.
Carlson, Robert, E. Will., Ore., Pacific School of Rel.,
Berkeley 4, Cal.
Clark, Arthur W., F. Co., 10 Cross St., Shelton,
Conn.
Clark, Maurice C, F. Co., 67 Maple Ave., Glen-
brook, Conn.
Coffin, Mrs. Leta H., Con/., Ascutney, Vt.
Creegan, Robert F., S. E., Ohio, 112 Greenlawn Dr.,
Lebanon, Tenn.
Cross, Gilbert, Bay., 2064 Los Angeles St., Berkeley,
Cal.
Cuthbertson, Hugh E., Vt. Conf., U. S. Navy.
Dakan, Everett, O. C. Ohio, Union Theol. Sem.,
New York 27, N. Y.
Davidson, Georsie Q., S., Kan., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Deale, Mrs. Jessie, Conf., East Hardwick, Vt.
Dickinson, Estella A., Conf., South Woodbury, Vt.
Eichorn, Herman, W., Clarence, N. Y.
Guelker, William E., T. C, Anoka, Minn.
Haddon, WUham, N. J.
Holmer, Earl, E. Will., Ore., Union Theol. Sem.,
New York 27, N. Y.
House, Loren, [/., West Winfield, N. Y.
Hunter, Richard Dowling, N. Y. C. U.S.N.R.
Johnson, Robert J. C, E. Will.. C.P.S. 21, Cascade
Locks, Ore.
Judy, Clayton, Jr., W. Will., McCormick Hall,
Forest Grove, Ore.
Keebler, Herbert J., Jr., W., Pa., Theol. Quad- V
rangle, Oberlin, Ohio i
Maple, John F., Jr., Q., R.D., Quincy, 111.
Nierendorf, Roy A., H., 17 Rosedale St., Wethers- i
field 9, Conn.
Parker, Albert Edward, Conf., Lower Waterford, Vt.
Owens, Donald, Spr., Alton, 111. ~.
Pommer, Donald, T. C, Minn., Chicago Theo. Sem., ■
Chicago 37, 111.
Queen, John, S. W., Plattsburg, Ohio *'
Reed, Merriman M., Vt. Conf., U. S. N. R. ■'.
Rymph, Robert M., E. Kan., 1400 MacVicar, J
Topeka, Kan. j
Simpson, James L., Sp., Beardstown, 111. \
Skillings, Everett, Conf., 41 South St., Middlebury, ^
Vt. "!
Smith, Bruce W., H., 223 N. Oxford St., Hartford 5, J
Conn.
Smoot, Lowell, Go. Conf., U. S. Army !
Southey, Robert, F. Co., 585 Park St., Bridgeport 8, :1
Conn. J
Stone, William E., F. Co., R.D., Shelton, Conn. "
Sunburn, John H., C, New Britain, Conn. ;
Tokosh, MUton, IT-'., 5533 EUsworth Ave., Pitts- '
burgh, Pa.
Wadsworth, Arthur J., U., Sidney, N. Y.
Wagner, Richard, N. J., U. S. Na^'y
Ware, Winthrop, E. Will., 1416 Hilyard St., Eu-
gene, Ore.
Woodbury, Carl V., Conf., Northfield, Vt. ,
Weber, Earle H., W., Pa., U. S. Army
Whitehead, Herbert Macy, N. Y. C, 424 Nuber ;'
Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. -j
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Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
331
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN MINISTERS
IN FULL STANDING
Ministerial standing is constituted by ordination and membership in an association or conference of
Congregational, Christian or Congregational-Christian ministers or of ministers and churches.
The following is a compilation of the lists furnished by the Conference registrars.
Ministers not in Congregational-Christian pastorates are indicated by the inclusion of ordination
date (or by a hyphen ( — ) if ordination date had not been reported) after address. Information regarding
pastor is found in the appropriate place in the state report; refer to state and place for this information.
If the pastor is not in the schedule of the state in which he lives, he may have made a recent change in
pastorate. Page numbers are given for those whose names appear on pages 7-38, and in the Necrology,
pages 39-54, and in the record of 1943 Ordinations, pages 270-271.
An asterisk (*) before a name indicates that the person is not now reported by any Conference regis-
trar. It appears desirable to retain such names for a period of two years in order to give opportunity for
completing transfer of membership from one holding body to another as well as for correction of errors.
A dagger (t) indicates that the address had not been verified, or is unknown.
Names of persons variously employed are indicated as follows: A.B.C.F.M., see American Board of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions, pages 305-308; asso. p., associate pastor; asst. p., assistant pastor;
6ms., business; Ch., chaplain; coll. p., college pastor; Dean; Dir. R.E., director of Rehgious Education;
Ed., editor; Ev., evangeUst; govt., government service; hon. p., honorary pastor; i.d.w., interdenominational
work; Lee, lecturer; Lib., hbrarian; My., missionary; p. ail., pastor at large; p.em., pastor emeritus; Pf., pro-
fessor; Pn., principal; p.o.d., pastor of church of other denomination or community church; Pr., president;
Reg., registrar; s.w., social work; Sec, secretary; St., superintendent; T., teacher; Tr., treasurer; w.s., war
service.
Abbate, Paolo S., Torrington, Conn. 1924
Abbe, Harry A. G., R.D. 2, Guilford, Conn.
[Abbott, Alfred Maurice, deceased. 39
Abbott, Alexander H., 122 Union St., Nor-
wich, Conn.
Abe, Seizo, 4-11-4, Manzanar Relocation
Center, Camp Manzanar, Cal. 1903
Abel, George Ferdinand, 15 Uncas St., Nor-
wich, Conn. 1903
Abercrombie, Ralph H., p.em., Monterey,
Mass. 1896
Abraham, Ralph Lee, A.B.C.F.M. 1914
[Abrams, Henry Hedden, deceased. 39
Acheson, John M., bus., 3892 Chapman PI.,
Riverside, Cal. 1920
Ackerly, George A., Templeton, Mass.
Adadourian, Haig, 34 Auburn St., Maiden,
Mass. 1897
Adams, Arthur C, 6ms., Plain Hill, Norwich,
Conn. 1925
Adams, Chauncey A., Sec, Savings Bank
Bldg., Burlington, Vt. 14, 24, 1911
Adams, Clark Glenn, Box 48, Atlanta, Mich.
[Adams, Clinton Baltzell, deceased. 39
Adams, David E., Pf., Jewett Lane, South
Hadley, Mass. 1916
Adams, E. Merle, St., 715 Security Mutual
Bldg., Lincoln 8, Neb. 24, 1916
Adams, Edward Bradford, 110 New York
Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1906
Adams, Hubert Gilman, Roseland, La. 1896
Adams, J. Chandler, Box 206, Brecksville,
Ohio.
Adams, Oliver M., Pasco, Wash.
Adams, Rowland Chrisler, Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Adams, Silas N., p.em., Chester, N. H. 1888
[Adams, William Gushing, deceased. 39
Addison, Stanley H., 226 Erie St., Cambridge
39, Mass.
Addison, W. Frederick, 11 Myrtle St., Milford,
N. H.
Addy, Hugo H., Halsey, Neb. 1932
Adkins, James B., 350 College St., Lewiston,
Me. 1888
Adkins, Leshe John, 637 Cabot St., Beverly,
Mass.
[Adourian, Setrak N., deceased. 39
Aeschbacher, Joseph E., Curtis, Neb.
Ahlstedt, Thure E., p.o.d., 611 Sixth St., Red
Wing, Minn. 1915
Aiken, Edwin E., Sr., c/o Mrs. Charles Perry,
Oakville, Conn. 1885
Aiken, Edwin E., Jr., w.s., U. S. O. Club,
Jamestown, R. I. 1921
Aiken, WilUam Andrew, Ch., U.S.A., retired,
1 E. Genessee Rd., Auburn, N. Y. 1903
Aikins, Lincoln James, Pf., Glendive, Mont. 1938
Ainslie, Thomas, R.D. 1, Brosch Rd., Traverse
City, Mich.
Akerley, Henry Emerson, Royalston, Mass. 1929
Aki, George, Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Akin, R. Ernest, Thawville, III.
Akiona, Alfred K., Hanalei, Kauai, T. H.
Albrecht, Louis M., Cortland, Neb.
Albright, I. W., Moncure, N. C. 1918
Albright, John A., W. Market St., German-
town, Ohio. 1910
Albright, John W., Box 322, Burlington, N. C.
Albright, Ralph Ewing, 6ms., R.D. 2, Amherst,
Ohio. 1926
Albright, Simon W., 906 E. Jones St., Raleigh,
N. C. 1894
Alcala, David, T., Spanish American Inst.,
Gardena, Cal. 1940
Alcock, James, p.o.d., 99-07 43rd Ave., Corona,
N. Y. 1913
Alden, Frederick Winthrop, 42 Florence St.,
Natick, Mass. 8
Alderton, Walker Moore, Pf., 5757 Univer-
sity Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 31, 1912
Aldrich, Mrs. Ahce Philhps. 4400 W. Jackson
Blvd., Chicago 24, 111. 1906
Aldrich, Glen Edward, 6ms., Evart, Mich. 1941
Aldridge, James M., asst. p., 1100 E. Wash-
ington St., Greensboro, N. C. 1916
tAlexander, Arthur O., 1670 Dallas Rd., Vic-
toria, British Columbia, Canada. 1901
Alexander, P. R., R. 1, Box 102, Norlina, N. C. 1900
Alexander, Warner S., Jeffersonville, Ohio. 1909
Alf, Alfred, 1604 S. Tenth Ave., Sioux Falls,
S. D. 1891
Allan, James Barr, Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Allan, W. Murray, 217 Sixth St., Ames, Iowa.
Allard, Alfred L., Lakeview, Mich.
Allbright, Manley F., 31 Quint Ave., Allston
34, Mass.
AUen, Charles J., 399 E. Fifth St., Brooklyn.
N. Y.
Allen, Eric R., 861 South Coast Blvd., La
Jolla, Cal. 1907
Allen, George E., 553 Hill St., Whitinsville,
Mass. 1910
Allen, John H., p.em, 116 Coil St., Durham,
N. C. (— )
Allen, King S., asst. p., R.D. 3, Box 273, Bur-
Ungton, N. C. 1917
Allen, LeRoy G., 624 Varnum Ave., Lowell,
Mass SS
Allen, Ralph W., 481 S. Beach St., Syracuse,
N. Y. 1903
Allen, Robert James, 426 N". E. Prescott St.,
Apt. 1, Portland 11, Ore.
332
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[1943
Allen. William C, Otis Orchards, Wash. 1903
Allenbv, Hubert A., Ch. U.S. Army. 1923
Aller. Nathan Shaw, 29 North St., Baldwins-
villa, N. Y. 1895
Allingham, Robert, Ed., 1424 Gaylord St.,
Denver 6, Colo. 1903
Allison, Frederick E., 507 Church St., Lynch-
burs, Va.
Allison, John Murray, 317 Second St., Mari-
etta, Ohio
Almon, Mrs. Hanna Lindquist, p.o.d., Green-
field, Mo. 1930
Alstin, Claude D., R. 2, Box 102, Graham,
N. C. 1927
Alston, Robert J., 2422 Ludlow St., Norfolk,
Va. 1929
Altvater, Ernest W., bus., Newell, S. D. 1906
Amason, J. E., bus.. R. 1, Wedowee, Ala. 1921
Ament, Jacob H., Box 218, Evans, Colo.
Ames, William P., bus., 946 Ohio St., Law-
rence, Kan. 1910
Amos, Frederick, Sylvan, Wash.
Andersen, Frank O., 4763 Manor Ave., Chi-
cago 25, 111. 1897
Andersen, H. Gardner, 8 Andover St., George-
town, Mass.
Andersen, Ralph Miller, Ch. U.S. Army.
Anderson, A. H., 2617 Orchard St., Lincoln 3,
Neb.
Anderson, Mrs. Ada Stone, 400 Elm St.,
Chevy Chase, Md. 1912
Anderson, Carl Hubert, 211 E. St. Clair St.,
Almont, Mich.
[Anderson, Carl Julius, deceased. 39
tAnderson, Charles 1874
tAnderson, E. L., Kan. 1919
Anderson, Frank H., 400 Elm St., Chevy
Chase, Md. 1900
Anderson, Frederick Reade, 504 W. Poplar St.,
West Frankfort, lU. 1897
Anderson, Gale, Roundup, Mont.
Anderson, Howard Stone, 400 Elm St., Chevy
Chase, Md. 8
Anderson, Leila W., Dir. R.E., Box 138,
Huron, S. D. 24, 1940
Anderson, Mrs. Marlowe Addy, 400 Elm St.,
Chevy Chase, Md. 1927
Anderson, Ralph Kirk, N. 501 Lake St.,
Colfax, Wash.
Anderson, Stanley Earl, 285 High St., New-
buryport, Mass.
Anderson, Stuart LeRoy, 3034 E. First St.,
Long Beach 3, Cal.
Anderson, Thomas A., 675 Piedmont Ave.,
N.E., Atlanta, Ga.
Anderson, Thomas Bertram, North St., Litch-
field, Conn.
Anderson, Wallace W., 165 State St., Port-
land 4, Me. 8
Andes, Mark W., Elon CoUege, N. C. 270
Andes, WiUiam J., R.D. 2, Ruffin, N. C.
Andrew, Benjamin Fay, Dublin, N. H.
[Andrews, George Reid, deceased.
Andrews, Herbert T., Ada, Minn.
Andrews, Howard Aston, Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
Andrus, Floyd H., Delaware Ave., New Port
Richey, Fla.
Angell, Russell Edwards, North Evans, N. Y.
Anger, Raymond Wesley, 4773 Marlborough
Dr., San Diego 4, Cal.
Anhorn, Frederick, 329 Cherry Dr., Lodi,
Cal. 1910
Ansley, Rufus, Haverhill, N. H. 18, 1933
Anthony, Byron Kenneth, P. O. Box 549,
Waterbury 85, Conn. 27
Anthony, Edwin Tupper, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1939
Anthony, Silas Whitman, 410 Washington
St., Brighton 35, Mass.
Aoki, Sojiro, Puunene, Maui, T. H. 1936
Apple, J. Frank, 427 Rowland Rd., Hender-
son, N. C.
Appleton, JuUus Garst, Ch. U.S. Army. 1927
Applewhite, John M., 2177 Fifth Ave., New
York 35, N. Y. 1934
Archer, Russell Clifton, Ch. U.S. Army. 1933
Archibald, Warren Seymour, 221 Girard Ave.,
Hartford 5, Conn.
Arell, Oscar W., s.w., 8515 Ridge Blvd.,
Brooklyn 9, N. Y. 1918
Arends, B. R., 65 Southern Ave., Pittsburgh
11, Pa.
Arends, Harold L., 1142 Strahley PI., Pitts-
burgh 20, Pa.
Arendt, Eric Harthan, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1938
Argento, Francis C, p.o.d., 80 Highland Ave.,
Newtonville 65, Mass. 1909
Armington, George F., 637 S. Fifth St., Salina,
Kan. 1898
Armstrong, Joseph H., 222 Banning Ave.,
Ashland, Ohio. 1905
Armstrong, Maurice W., 182 Orchard St.,
Belmont 78, Mass.
Armstrong, Robert G., St., 85 N State St.,
Concord, N. H. 7, 16, 24, 1914
Armstrong, Thomas J., bus.. Box 75, Rocky
Point, N. C. 1914
Arnold, David E., Box D., Baxter, Iowa.
Arnold, Harold L., bus.. North Eastham,
Mass. 1926
Arnold, Henry, 108 Bogle St., FaU River,
Mass. 1902
Arnold, Percy Arthur, 4992 Church St., Rich-
mond, Mich. 1911
Arnot, John Kivett, Byron, 111.
Artman, Joseph M., Ed., 5732 Harper Ave.,
Chicago 37, lU. 1906
Artz, Frank S., Albia, Iowa. 1892
Ashby, Robinson, Roseville, 111. 1890
Ashby, Thompson E., 1 Boody St., Bruns-
wick, Me.
Ashby, WilUam C, 5 Highland Ave., Yard-
ville, N. J. 1924
Ashton, Eugene Samuel, Pf., Goucher College,
Baltimore, Md. 1939
Asplin. Glen R., T., Lennon, Mich. 1922
Atkins, Charles F., Fairlee, Vt.
Atkins, Charles L., 95 Brooks St., Brighton
35, Mass.
Atkins, Gaius Glenn, Pf. em.. Highland St.,
North Marshfield, Mass.
Atkinson, Frank, p.em., 721 Palm St., West
Palm Beach, Fla. 1908
Atkinson, Henry Avery, Sec, 70 Fifth Ave.,
New York 11, N. Y. 1902
Atwood, Alfred Ray, p.o.d., ParaUel St.,
Harwich, Mass. 1901
Atwood, Henry Thayer, p.o.d., 421 BeUeville
Ave., Brewton, Ala. 1933
Aumann, WilUam, 3321 W. Lacrosse Ave.,
Spokane 12, Wash. 1911
Austin, James L.. St. Paul Park, Minn.
Austin, L. Churcliill, 308 E. Second St., N.,
Newton, Iowa. 270
Austin, Leon H., p.em., R.D. 1, South Cov-
entry, Conn.
Austin, Ralph V., 106 N. Oneida Ave., Rhine-
lander, Wis.
Avery, OUver Perry, bus., 1843 N. Alvarado
St., Los Angeles 26, Cal. 1901
Avery, Perry Dickinson, 815 W. Mulberry
St., Kokomo, Ind. 8
Avery, Reginald Dwight, Pachaug, Conn.
Avikainen, Arne J., 325 West St., Gardner,
Mass.
Avikainen, Mrs. Elizabeth, 325 West St..
Gardner, Mass.
Avila, Carlos Alberto, 408 N. Fifth St., Gallup,
N. M.
Axtell, John Dayton, 1718 Jaynes St., Berke-
ley 3, Cal. 1910
Axton, John T., Ch. U.S. Army. 1917
Ayers, Stephen E., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1933
Ayers, Wilham B., 35 W. Elm Ave., WoUaston
70, Mass.
Ayres, Lucy T., 219 N. Lakeside Dr., Lake
Worth, Fla. 1922
Babbitt, Paul Edward, 7065 Hollywood Blvd.,
Los Angeles 28, Cal.
Babcock, Everett Ambrose, i.d.w., 11 Asylum
St., Hartford 3, Conn. 1933
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
333
Baber, Harold E., 314 S. Flower St., Brea, Cal.
Bacheler, Francis Peck, p.em., 24 Yale St.,
Hartford 6, Conn. 1888
Bacheler, Theodore, Ch. U.S. Army. 1917
Bacon, Alvin C, Wakefield, N. H.
Bacon, WilUam F., 222 Bicking St., Indian-
apolis 2, Ind.
Badder, Coral F., Big Rapids, Mich.
Baehr, Karl H., 1305 N. Hamlin Ave., Chi-
cago 31, 111.
Bagby, A. Guy, bus., Bethel, Ohio. 1912
Bagby, Charles Lee, Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
Bagdikian, Aram T., 29 Monroe Ave., Worces-
ter 2, Mass.
Baggett, Wilham Seth, Reeves, La.
Baharian, Bedros, 81 Edison Pk., Quinoy 69,
Bahr, Hubert A., p.o.d.. Table Grove, 111. 1942
BaUey, Arthur Ward, p.o.d.. 2264 Tasso St.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 1900
BaUey, Floyd S., bus., Mojave, Cal. 1936
Bailey, Gurdon F., 9 Park PL, Mystic, Conn.
[Bailey, Henry Lincoln, deceased. 39
Bailey, Richard Leonard, 121 Sycamore St.,
New Bedford, Mass.
BaiUie, Arlan Andrew, All Souls Church, 74
State St., Bangor, Me.
Bain, Colin B., Grand Meadow, Minn.
Bainton, Roland Herbert, Pf., 409 Prospect
St., New Haven 11, Conn. 34, 1927
Bair, Herbert H., 35 Bardwell St., South
Hadley Falls, Mass.
Baird, George B., 3214 E. 30th Ave., Spokane
10, Wash.
Baird, Lucius O., 580 Mayflower Rd., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1891
Bakeman, Robert A., R.D. 1, Alton, N. H. 1905
Baker, Albert S., p.em., 2315 MaUe Way,
Honolulu, T. H, 1904
Baker, E. D., 800 Hargett St., Raleigh, N. C.
Baker, Edward L., 315 S. Ninth St., Sabetha,
Kan.
Baker, Ernest Lester, 43 Sheridan St., Ha-
verhill, Mass. 1894
Baker, Gordon J., p.o.d., 3144 Overland Ave.,
Los Angeles 34, Cal. 270
Baker, Marion Whetstone, Ch., 1800 Wash-
burn Ave., Topeka, Kan. 1896
Baker, Miss Myrtle I., Advance, Ind.
Baker, Paul E., Asso. Dir. Ed., Hampton
Institute, Washington, D. C. 1918
Baker, Walter A., Box 105, Penney Farms,
Fla. 1897
Baker, Weltie E., Litchfield, Mich.
Baker, WilUam H., 391 Vitoria Ave., Winter
Park, Fla. 1887
Balcom, Herbert Melvin, Ashby, Mass.
Baldwin, Alfred Graham, p.o.d., Phillips Acad-
emy, Andover, Mass. 1928
Baldwin, Carl F., 316 W. Sixth St., Seymour,
Ind.
Baldwin, Clarence W., Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
Baldwin, WilUam E., 1910 Gage Blvd., To-
peka, Kan.
Balfour, John H., Imlay City, Mich.
Balian, Mihran P., p.o.d., Casilla de Corrco
508, Buenos Aires, Argentina, S. A. 1936
tBall, Arza R., Wrightstown, Ohio. 1929
Ball, James E., Peterson, Iowa.
Ballensky, James J., bus.. Box 452, Dos Palos,
Cal. 1921
BaUesteros, Carlos E., 823 Lawton St., Red-
lands, Cal. 1933
Ballmer, Isaiah Balcom, p.o.d., 729 N. Pros-
pect St., Kansas City, Mo. 1908
Ballou, Earle H. (A.B.C.F.M.) i.d.w., 150
Fifth Ave., New York 11, N. Y. 1916
Ballou, Henry Lincoln, p.em., Chester, Vt. 1895
BaUou, John Kendrick, 378 S. Murphy Ave.,
Sunnyvale, Cal.
BaUou, Luther, Phillipsburg, Ohio.
[Ballou, WilUam John, deceased. 39
Baltzer, Melbourne O., Main St., Southboro,
Mass.
Balzer, Jacob Frank, 408 E. 12th St., Crete,
Neb. 8
Band, Norwood E., 3422 Warden Dr., Phila- |
delphia 29, Pa. |
Banks, Harry F., bus.. Box 101, Trego, Wis. 1916
Banks, Henry Benjamin, 1514 Mulberry Ave.,
Anniston, Ala. '.
Banks, John D., 1906 Emmet St., Omaha 10,
Neb. ;
Banning, Andrew, Pf., 311 Hammond St., ■
Bangor, Me. 30, 1937
Banninga, John J., 356 Pine Ave., Holland,
Mich. 1901 I
Baptist, John D., 1237 St. Charles St., Thi- j
bodaux. La. 1916 ;
[Barber, Jerome Milton, deceased. 39 i
Barber, Laurence L., 11 Maple St., ArUngton
74, Mass.
Barber, Ray W., bus., 23221 Hollander St.,
Dearborn, Mich. 1921
Barbour, John James, Chesterfield, Mass. 270
Barbour, Thomas William, 12270 N. Huston
St., North Hollywood, Cal. 1892
Barbre, John R., Carmi, 111. 1982 •
Bare, Carl Brenton, 138 BUss Rd., Newport,
R. I. 27
Barker, FrankUn W., p.em.. Box 174, Union- <
ville, Conn. 1895 ,
Barker, James I., Tallassee, Ala. '
Barker, Leo Vaughn, 919 S. Main St., Goshen, *!
Ind. - 1
Barker, Otis W., 145 Warren ton Ave., Hart- '
ford 5, Conn. 1893
Barker, Thomas, Warren, 111. 1891 i
Barkhau, Harold W., Park Ave. & Nelson PI., :
Newport, Ky.
Barksdale, Robert Malcolm, 1719 Ninth St., ■
Bay City, Mich.
Barnard, Alfred James, 55 Arborough Rd.,
RosUndale 31, Mass. 26
Barnard, Orlo E., R.D. 3, Danbury, Conn.
Barndt, William G. G., Ashland, Me.
Barnes, Ernest Winfred, Sec, Y.M.C.A., Ard-
more. Pa. 1918 >
Barnes, Estle C, bus., 4023 Lamoreaux St., i
Comstock Park, Mich. 1927 '
Barnes, Guy LesUe, 432 Keith Ave., Missoula, ]
Mont.
Barnes, Howard C, bus., R.D. 3, Kent, Ohio 1899
Barnes, J., Box 133, Warsaw, N. C. 1919 I
Barnes, Orville A., Appleton, Minn. J
Barnes, Robert J., R.D. 1, Lakehill, Hayward, \
Wis. J
Barnes, William D., 661 Bloomfield Ave., \
Bloomfield, Conn. ^
Barnett, John Wilbert, 15 Lynde St., Salem,
Mass. " 1896
Barnette, LesUe J., 2354 Carmel Ave., Racine,
Wis.
BarnhiU, Fredrick A., Ch. U.S. Army. 1936
BarnhiU, Oscar F., Troy, N. C.
Barnum, Orien Sherman, bus., R.D., Chelan,
Wash. 1896
Barr, Walter Browne, 2nd, 60 Crescent St.,
Middletown, Conn. i
Barrett, D. P., Hickory, N. C. 1900
Barrett, John C, bus., 4518 Pine St., Philadel-
phia, Pa. 1931
Barrett, Q. K., Ch. U.S. Army. 1930
Barrows, Irvin, Faulkton, S. D. 1899
Barsalou, George F., Forest City, Iowa.
Barstow, Robbins Wolcott, Pr., 55 EUzabeth
St., Hartford 5, Conn. 21, 32, 1916
Barth, William L., Box 407, Tugunga, Cal. 1890 -
Bartholomew, Lisle, Ch. U.S. Army. 1937
Bartholomew, Noyes O., Wyanet, 111. \
Bartlett, Alden Eugene, Ev., Bartlett Manor,
West Chester, Pa. 1897 ^
Bartlett, Charles Frederick, s.w., Jamestown,
N. D. 1935
[Bartlett, Ernest Clark, deceased. 40
Bartlett, Henry M., Ch. U.S. Army. i
Bartlett, HoUis M., 92 Coburn Ave., Worces- ;
ter, Mass. 25
Bartlett, Robert M. Plymouth Cong. Church,
Lansing, Mich.
Bartlett, WilUam HartneU, bus., 9 Mann Lot
Rd., North Scituate, Mass. 1922 ^
334
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1943
Bartley, William Tenney, Canaan, N. Y.
Barton, Brice S., p.ern., Lincoln, Kan. 1900
Barton, William P., 184 S. Walker St., Taun-
ton, Mass.
Bartter, Alfred H., 402 Mechanics St., Deco-
rah, Iowa.
Barwick, Arthur W., Ch. U.S. Army. 1912
Bascom, Mrs. Elida Frost, Alstead, N. H. 1924
Bascom, Eric W., Alstead, N. H.
Bashford, Alfred E., Exeter, Neb.
Bashore, Blair O., p.o.d.. Independence, Iowa. 1937
Baskerville, Robert, T., Grays Harbor Jr.
Coll., Aberdeen, Wash. 1915
Bassett, Elton Kennedy, 63 Elm St., Woburn,
Mass.
[Bassler, Henry George, deceased. 40
Bast, C. Wilham, 201 E. Sixth St., Atlantic,
Iowa.
Bast, Carl P., 515 First Ave., W., Williston,
N. D.
Bates, Henry Liberty, Dean em., Gales Creek
Rd., Forest Grove, Ore. 1881
Bates, Mrs. Juanita Breckenridge, 310 N.
Aurora St., Ithaca, N. Y. 1892
Batten, James H., 209 Marigold Ave., Corona
Del iMar, Cal. 1895
Bauer, Thorpe, Ch. U.S. Army. 1927
Baughman, John, Louisville, 111.
Bauman, Benjamin R., Bloomington, Wis.
Bauman, E., R. 3, Fort Morgan, Colo. ( — )
Bauman, Elven K., 850 Fourth St., David
City, Neb.
Baumann, Gustav B., Minden, Iowa.
Baumann, Hugo M., p.em., 201 E. Tokay St.,
Lodi, Cal. 1900
Baumgardner, Gill M., bus., 641 Fultz St.,
Akron, Ohio. 1913
Bawden, Raymond Chester, R. 1, Janesville,
. Wis. 270
Baxter, Nelson Irving, 603 College Ave., Iowa
Falls, Iowa.
Bayes, Ralph Ernest, s.w., 37 Lee St., Cam-
bridge 39, Mass. 1908
Bayne, John J, 2030 N. Lavergne Ave., Chi-
cago 39, 111.
Bayne, Veil M., R.D. 1, Trinity, Ala.
Beach, David Nelson, 311 Temple St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 9
Beach, Reuel W., 41 Randall Ave., East Wey-
mouth, Mass.
Beach, Walter Burley, Montevideo, Minn.
Beadle, Harry Annesley, c/o A. J. Hopper,
Spring St., Southington, Conn. 1901
Beale, MerrLU, 625 Madison St., Gary, Ind.
Beale, T. F. Rutledge, 615 Wellington Ave.,
Chicago 14, 111. 38
Beals, Charles Elmer, 114 Pleasant St., East
Bridgewater, Mass. 1906
Beam, Kenneth Stanley, s.w., 4412 Copeland
Ave., San Diego 5, Cal. 1917
Bean, Joseph P., Lineville, Ala.
Beard, Albert G., bus., 224 Grant St., Plain-
well, Mich. 1921
Beard, Willard Livingstone, Century Farm,
R.D. 2, Shelton, Conn. 1894
Beard, William Spencer, R.D. 1, Uncasville,
Conn. 1897
Beardslee, Claude Gillette, P/., Lehigh Uni-
versity, Bethlehem, Pa. 1914
Beardslee, Lyndon S., 7 Church St., Westboro,
Mass.
Beardslee, Raymond A., 41 Wall St., Spring-
field, Vt.
Beardsley, Frank G., Zumbrota, Minn.
Beardsley, Whitmore E., Ch. U.S. Army.
Beaslev, Louis James, Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Beattie, John L., R.D. 2, Abingdon, Va. 1903
Bebee, William Lome, 6ms., 1681 West St.,
Utica, N. Y. 1925
Bechtel, PhiUp, p.em., Swett, S. D. 1895
Bechtold, Paul F., R.D. 4, Kansas City, Kan.
Bechtold, Warren, p.o.d., 1468 Westdale Rd.,
South Euclid, Ohio. 1922
Beck, Foster ^I., 5757 University Ave., Chi-
cago 37, 111. 1939
Becker, Ernest A., Jr.. 20 Park PL, Lee, Mass.
Becker, Hugo, 2831 N. E Seventh Ave.. Port-
land 12, Ore.
fBecker, James A., 1453 CaHfornia St., Denver,
Colo. 1894
Becker, John R., Box 241, Sutton, Neb.
Becker, S. Theodore, 410 Third Ave., E.,
Mobridge, S. D.
Becker, William, Ogallala, Neb.
Beckwith, Kenneth D., 2 Hawthorne St., Bev-
erly, Mass.
Beddoes, Arthur E., 138 Washington St., E.,
Rushville, 111. 1896
Bedford, Archie Burns, 319 W. Kennedy St.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Bedient, Marlin C, 593 Farmington Ave.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 270
Bedikian, Antranig A., 152 E. 34th St., New
York 16, N. Y.
Bedrosian, Kapriel, 2234 S. Bronson St., Los
Angeles 16, Cal.
Beebe, Ralph J., Clarion, Iowa.
Beebe, Richard Knowles, Cornwall, Conn.
Beene, Dow B., Pf., 4 W. 93rd St., New York
25, N. Y. 1911
Beffa, Verne D., p.o.d., Lovell, Wyo. 1940
Beggs, David McCullough, 120 Second St.,
S.E., Hampton, Iowa.
Behler, Anton, My., Urdinarrain, Entre Rios,
Argentina, S. A. 1942
Beisiegel, Jacob J., Hollansburg, Ohio.
Beittel, Adam Daniel, Dean, Guilford College,
GuUford, N. C. 1925
Bekeschus, Paul C, 3720 Alaska Ct., Cin-
cinnati 29, Ohio.
Belknap, C. Leroy, Summer Hill, 111.
Bell, Aylesworth B., 2442 York St., Blue Is-
land, m.
Bell, Edgar L., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1929
Bell, Enoch Frye, Sec, 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. 16, 26, 1902
Bell, Franklin G., 1209 E. Butler St., Olney,
111.
Bell, Thomas J., Y.M.C.A., Brockton, Mass.
Bellingham, Ernest R., 636 Second Ave., N.,
Glasgow, Mont.
Bender, William A., Tougaloo College, Touga-
loo. Miss.
Benedict, Elmer W., 271 E. Ninth St., Pitts-
burg, Cal.
Benedict, Herbert Hawthorne, Seabrook, N.
H.
Bengston, Ernest L. Jr., Granby, Conn. 270
Bennett, Clarence S., bus., R.D. 1, Jefferson-
viUe, Ohio. 1914
Bennett, Fred Donald, Ch. U.S. Navy.
Bennett, James Gordon, 3805 Third Ave. S.,
Minneapolis 8, Minn.
Bennett, John Coleman, Pf., 3041 Broadway,
New York 27, N. Y. 8, 9, 22, 1939
Bennett, John N., White Oaks, Holhster, Mo. 1922
Bennett, Joseph Henry, 234 Central Ave.,
Campbell, Cal.
Bennett, Loyal V., R.D. 1, Salem, Ohio. 1923
Bennett, Perez N., Weaverville, Cal.
Bennett, Richard H., 52 Willow St., Belmont
78, Mass. 8
Bennett, Simon A., St., 55 Warwick Rd.,
Muncie, Ind. 8, 23, 1913
Bennett, Thomas E., Pittsford, Mich.
Benninger, S. C, Box 345, Grand Chain, 111.
Benson, Ernest L., 480 Columbia Ave., Elgin,
111. 1897
Benson, Frank T., 3763 Seventh St., E., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1924
Benson, Vernon E. F., Harlan, Iowa.
Bent, David F., 140 E. Blake Ave., Columbus
2, Ohio.
Bentall, Alfred A., bus., 910 W. Shiawassee
St.. Lansing, Mich. 1902
Bentley, Benjamin C, p.o.d.. 186 St. Jonius
PI., Brooklyn 17, N. Y. 1933
Bentley, Harold B., Spencer, Mass.
Bentley, Robert A., 807 Seventh Ave.. S..
Clinton, Iowa.
Beougher, Sanford L., 417 Monroe St., Delta,
Ohio. 1902
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers iji Full Standing
335
Berckman, WUliam O., R. 3, Box 18, Lake-
land, Fla. 1897
Berg, John Wesley, bus., 979 Downing St.,
Denver 3, Colo. 1927
Bergen, Harry H., 61 North St., Walton, N. Y.
Berger, William Ellsworth, Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Berggren, Walter C, Polk City, Iowa.
Berghoefer, Frederick J., 1722 N. Park Ave.,
Chicago, LU.
Bergman, Carl John, Ch. U.S. Army. 1920
Bergman, Franklin H., Madison, Minn.
Bergsman, Erick, Granite Falls, Minn.
Bergsman, Lee D., Old South Church, Boston
16, Mass. 270
Bergstedt, Axel, p.o.d., 98 French Ave., Brock-
ton 37, Mass. 1907
Berkeley, William George, 137 Manchester St.,
Nashua, N. H. 1906
Berle, Adolf Augustus, Lee, 27 W. 44th St.,
New York 18, N. Y. 1887
Berreman, George Curtis, 232 E. Main St.,
Weiser, Ida.
Berriman, WilUam, R.D. 9, Norwichtown,
Conn.
Berry, James T., R. 2, Phillips, Me. 1898
Berry, John Ervin, 1930 Warren St., San
Fernando, Cal. 1914
Berry, John Paris, 321 W. Jefferson St.,
Phoenix, Ariz. 1891
Berry, Kenneth W., s.w., Randolph, Vt. 1935
Berry, Lawrence W., 356 Lenox St., New
Haven 16, Conn.
BesseUevre, William C, Ch. U.S. Army. 1918
Best, Allen C, coll. p., Forest Home, Ithaca,
N. Y. 1938
Best, Archibald C, Craig, Colo.
Best, John, 310 Florence Ave., Normal, lU. 1900
Bettenhausen, Elmer W., Selby, S. D.
Betz, Alhson R., Sylvan, Wash. 1904
Bevan, Vernon F., Ch. U.S. Army.
Beverage, Albion P., i.d.w., 11 Williams St.,
Rockville, Md. 1942
Bewer, Julius A., Pf., 606 W. 122nd St., New
York 27, N. Y. 1906
Bewkes, Eugene Garrett, Pf., Gate House
Brookside, Ridge St., Rye, N. Y. 1922
Beyer, Richard F., 137 N. State St., Concord,
N. H. 8
Bibiloni, Eduardo, Aponte St., No 4, San-
turce, P. R.
Bicket, Willard A., Ch. U.S. Army. 1936
Biddle, Eugene L., Deerfield, Mass.
Biddle, Roger E., Southwick, Mass. 270
Bidwell, Charles A., 402 N. Main St., Andover,
Mass.
tBielefield, John H. 1907
Bigelow, Frank E., Penney Farms, Fla. 1897
BilUngs, Osmond J., 308 Main St., West New-
bury, Mass.
Billingsley, Richard T., Ch. U.S. Army.
Bingham, Brewster, A.B.C.F.M. 1935
Binkhorst, Arie, Sec, 302 Yale St., OUvet,
Mich. 1895
Birch, Guy R., Cambridge, Neb.
Birge, John Kingsley, (A.B.C.F.M.) T., 139
Broadmead St., Princeton, N. J. 1914
Bishop, Frederick John, s.w., USO Hdqtrs.,
Orange St., Wilmington, N. C. 1922
Bishop, James Harold, Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
Bissell, Henry Martyn, 6ms., 2611 E. Fifth St.,
Vancouver, Wash. 1914
Bissell, Shelton, 1460 E. Orange Grove Ave.,
Pasadena 4, Cal. 1902
Bissell, WilUam Foster, Saxtons River, Vt. 1902
Bissey, Charles J., 7114 W. 44th Ave., Wheat
Ridge, Colo. 1933
[Bixler, James Wilson, deceased. 40
Black, Archibald, 11 Plymouth St., Montclair,
N. J.
Black, Floyd H., Pr., Box 1S3, Sofia. Bulgaria. 1917
Black, Ira Donald, p. at I., 501 N. Wittenberg
Ave., Springfield, Ohio. 1931
Black, May Gabel, 501 N. Wittenberg Ave.,
Springfield, Ohio. 1940
Black, OHver Kenneth, i.d.w., 297 Fourth
Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 8, 1933
Black, Robert F., Park Falls, Wis. 1902
Blackburn, John F., 1542 S. Gordon St., S.W.,
Atlanta, Ga. 1895
Blackburn, W. S., Lyndon, Kan. 1888
Blackford, Horace V., 54 High St., Three
Rivers, Mass.
Blacklidge, John H., 608 Willis Ave., Syracuse
4, N. Y. 38
Blackman, John Carroll, 3423 Classen Blvd.,
Oklahoma City 6, Okla.
Blackmer, Edmund F., Belchertown, Mass. 1895
Blackmer, Walter Raymond, Westminster, Vt.
Blackmon, Andrew Jack, w.s., Hanford, Wash.
1933
Blackwell, Harry Lee, 1722 Oakfield St., Nor-
folk, Va. 1915
Blackwell, James Pilley, R. 1, Rutledge, Ala. 1917
Blair, David George, 2944 W. Ave., 33, Los
Angeles 41, Cal. 1893
Blair, W. Walter, bus., 3344 Portland Ave.,
Miimeapolis 7, Minn. 1899
Blaisdell, Allen Carrier, s.w., 1606 La Vereda
St., Berkeley 4, Cal. 1923
Blaisdell, James A., Pr. em., 7803 Prospect PL,
LaJoUa, Cal. 1892
Blake, Everett C, A.B.C.F.M. 1927
Blakely, Quincy, 44 Bishop Rd., West Hart-
ford 7, Conn. 1898
Blakesley, Robert I., 20 Windsor Rd., WeUes-
ley Hills 82, Mass.
Blakeway, Herbert Norris, bus., 8525 S. Car-
penter St., Chicago 20, lil. 1919
Blakney, Raymond B., Ch. U.S. Army.
Blamberg, Siegmar Francis, Jr., Am. Red Cross,
Walnut Lane, Philadelphia 44, Pa. 1939
Blanchard, Edward B., South St., Barre,
Mass. 1892
Blanchard, Ferdinand Q., Euclid Ave. & E.
96th St., Cleveland 6, Ohio.
7, 8, 9, 12, 16, 21, 22
Blanchard, Myles D., Westmoreland Depot,
N. H.
Blankenship, Perry M., 20 Chestnut St., Pea-
body, Mass.
Blanning, Howard A., Benton Harbor, Mich. 8
Blaze, Arthur K., 26 Linden St., Schenectady
4, N. Y.
BUsh, Frank M., Kirkland, Wash.
BUss, Alfred V, Sherborn, Mass.
BHss, Charles Bemis, West Brookfield, Mass. 1903
Bliss, Daniel, Ch. U.S. Army. 18
Bliss, Leon D., p.em.. Box 2, Atascadero,
Cal. 1889
Blodgett, Emerson Floyd, 1 Highland Rd.,
Wellesley81, Mass. 29
[Blodgett, Ernest Alvin, deceased. 40
Blomfield, Stanley F., Tavares, Fla.
tBloom, Gustav D., Sweden. 1916
Bloom, Joseph Vernon, p.em., 110 N. G St.,
Oxnard, Cal. 1907
Blossom, Chauncey Edward, 2624 Rockefeller
St., Everett, Wash.
Blough, Homer Earl, Ch. U.S. Army. 1923
Blough, John H., 1010 White St., Grand Junc-
tion, Colo.
Blue, Elijah J., Box 243, Aberdeen, N. C. 1902
Blueeyes, Thomas, Kirley, S. D. 1929
Blundon, Leslie W., Ch. U.S. Army. 1922
Blunt, Harry B., BeUe Fourche, S. D.
Blvth, Robert Bayne, 4490 Broadale Rd.,
Cleveland 9, Ohio.
Boadway, Raymond L., 467 Fourth St.,
Manistee, Mich.
Boardman, Charles Watkins, 338 Grove St.,
Fort Atkinson, Wis.
Boardman, Harry L., c/o Far View Ranch,
MarysviUe, Cal. 1893
Boaz, Roy Delp, p.o.d., 606 N. Mill St., North
Manchester, Ind. 1923
Bockoven, John C, 214 W. Walnut St., Saint
Charles, lU.
Bockoven, Paul J., 619 Buchanon St., To-
peka, Kan.
Boden, Reynold Blomerley, 2445 W. Wash-
ington Blvd., Los Angeles 7, Cal.
Bodge, J. Everett, Hopkinton, Mass.
330
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[1943
[Bodman, Frederick Harlan, deceased. 40
Boerner, Theodore A., p.em.. Port Washington,
Wis. 19 le
Boettcher, Alvin Herman, Reinbeck, Icwa.
Boettcher, Russell W., 1514 McCausland Ave.,
Saint Louis 17, Mo.
Bohn, William Frederick, Asst. to Pr., 285 Oak
St., Oberlin, Ohio. 11,1902
Boicourt, William, 12 Upland Rd., Water-
town 72, Mass. 1900
Boisen, Anton T., P/., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1911
Boland, Almon T., Haverhill, N. H.
Bollinger, Edward T., Fraser, Colo.
Bollman, Oscar Philip, 156 S. Main St., Romeo,
Mich.
Bomers, Arthur Edward, 210 W. Grand Cross-
ing Blvd., Mobridge, S. D.
Bond, Claude, Ch. U.S. Army.
Bond, L. Donald, 3342 W. 64th PI., Chicago
29, 111.
Bond, Lester E., Ch. U.S. Army.
Bond, Theodore Milton, i.d.w., 52 Prospect
St., Binghamton, N. Y. 1919
Booch, Harold L., 918 Division Ave., Tacoma
3, Wash.
Booker, Vernon Libby, Nome, Alaska.
Boomgaarden, N. J. O., p.o.d., Box 52, Alexan-
der, Iowa. 1934
Boone, Amos R., 223 N. School St., Lodi, Cal.
Booth, A. Lynn, p.o.d., 1304 Genesee St.,
Utica, N. Y. 1927
[Booth, Harold G., deceased.
Booth, Robert H., 1205 Coral Rd., Waycross,
Ga.
Booth, Vincent Ravi, 1 Monument Ave., Ben-
nington, Vt.
Booth, Walter Peter, 825 Morris St., Ogdens-
burg, N. Y. 1923
Boothby, Clayton D., R.D. 10, Fairfield,
Conn.
Borden, Evart P., R. 1, Box 144B, Oregon
City, Ore.
Boren, Frank E., Kenwood, Cal.
Bossing, Nelson L., Pf., 5620Edgewater Blvd.,
Minneapolis 7, Minn. 1918
[Bosworth, Anthony R., deceased. 40
Bosworth, Edward F., Pf., 78 S. Professor St.,
Oberhn, Ohio. 1923
Bosworth, Linneus M., 145 Pleasant St.,
Attleboro, Mass. 1891
Bosworth, Theodore K., Douglass, Kan.
[Boult, WiUiam Thomas, deceased. 40
Bouman, Dennis D., 27 Locust St., James-
town, N. Y.
Bourne, Alexander P., Mattapoisett, Mass. 1895
Bourne, Donald S., Ch. U.S. Army. 1938
Bourne, Grant Rogers, 61 Freeborn Ave.,
East Providence 14, R. I.
Bourner, Charles A., 128 Groton Ave., Cort-
land, N. Y. 1911
Bousman, Gary Alfred, Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
Bouton, Tilton C. H., Box 863, Saint Peters-
burg, Fla. 1881
Boutte, Armand V., bus., 2531 S. Galvez St.,
New Orleans 15, La. 1912
Bowden, Daniel Joseph, Elon College, N. C.
Bowden, Henry M., State Line, Mass. 1886
Bowdish, Austin Craig, R. 1, Lake Wales,
Fla. 1901
Bowen, Richard H., 116 Park PI., Canan-
; daigua, N. Y.
Bower, Franklin A., Madison, Conn.
Bower, Porter, 2127 Riverside Dr., Dayton 5,
Ohio.
Bowers, Roy Edwin, 1241 Granger Ave., Lake-
wood 7, Ohio. 1898
Bowers, Thurman F., Ch. U.S. Army. (— )
Bowlby, Noble O., 161 S. Main St., Franklin,
N. H.
Bown, Frank A., 001 E. Main St., Walla
Walla, Wash. 1897
Boyce, Gerald E., 245 Park Rd., Point Pleas-
ant, N. Y.
tBoyd, George Washington, Ga. 1922
Boyd, James Erwin, 6ms., Box 231, Newark,
N. J. 1938
Boyd, William C, R. 1, Box 133, Heniet, Cal.
Boyd, William T., Flasher, N. D.
Boy kin, W. T., Lucoma, N. C. (— )
Boynton, Edward C, 1 Heathcote Rd.,
Scarsdale, N. Y. 14, 16
Boynton, Morrison Russell, 70 Sumner St.,
Newton Center 59, Mass. 7, 9, 21, 27
Bozarth, Howard P., 892 Main St., Walpole,
Mass.
Bozell, Ray, R. 5, Edinburg, Ind.
Bradbury, Clarence J., Gomer, Ohio.
Bradbury, Jesse M., 101 Pike St., Palestine,
111.
Braden, Wayne L., Ch. U.S. Army.
Bradford, Arthur Howe, 20 Diman PI., Prov-
idence 6, R. I. 7
Bradford, Walter P., Ch. U.S. Army. 1915
Bradley, Dwight J., Lee, East Haddam,
Conn. 1915
Bradley, Edward E., Stockbridge, Mass. 1893
Bradley, Mrs. Ellen P., Monroe, Wash.
Bradley, Henry Stiles, Mount Dora, Fla. 1893
Bradshaw, Harold C, 1204 Boundary St.. Red
Oak, Iowa.
Bradshaw, Marion J., Pf., 319 Union St.,
Bangor, Me. 30, 1912
Bradv, Donald D., Richmond, Mich.
Brady, E. Carl, Box 26, Hemp, N. C.
[Brakemeyer, Gustav L., deceased.
Brammer, MerrellM., 1431 Scenic Ave., Lake-
wood, Ohio.
Brammer, Mrs. Minnie, R. 3, Maysville, Ky. 1903
Branch, Edward Briant, i.d.w. 211 W.
Broadway, Fort Worth 4, Tex. 1940
Brandt, Marvin R., St., Box 1776, Fargo,
N. D. 18, 24, 1914
Braselton, W. Emmett, Box 1582, North
Miami, Fla.
Brave, Benjamin, Laplant, S. D. 1928
Breck, Charles A., Lochmere, N. H. 1894
Breed, Noel J., 116 W. Willow St., Stockton 17,
Cal.
Brehm, William Earl, 1321 Prairie Ave., Des
Plaines, 111.
Brenneman, Curvin E., Williams Bay, Wis.
Brenning, Abraham, Box 742, Hardin, Mont.
Bretnall, George Herbert, bus.. Box 403, Shep-
herdstown, W. Va. 1908
Brewster, Charles T., 710 Poyntz Ave., Man-
hattan, Kan.
Brewster, Herbert, Lanai City, T. H.
Brice, John, Sedalia, N. C.
Briddon, Albert L., De Ruyter, N. Y.
Bridge, Robert T., s.w., 533 Meander St.,
Abilene, Tex. 1915
Bridges, John N., 3035 E. 94th St., Seattle,
Wash.
Bridwell, Charles W., P.O. Box 441, Denver 1,
Colo.
Briggs, Belinda May, 601 Newport Ave., South
Attleboro, Mass.
Briggs, Frank L., 601 Newport Ave., South
Attleboro, Mass.
[Briggs, Leslie Burdette, deceased. 40
Briggs, Raleigh Robert, Box 359, Suffolk, Va.
Briley, Charles S., 144 S. Culver St., Logan,
Ohio. 1903
Brinchfield, J. J., Burlington, N. C. 1937
Brink, Frederick, 1437 12th St., Mohne, 111.
Brinkmeyer, Elmer G., 2710 15th St., Co-
lumbus, Neb.
Bristol, Mrs. Maud Fowler, Atwood, 111.
Bristow, Mrs. Marjorie C, 118 North St.,
Batavia, N. Y. 1914
Brittle, Richard E., R.D. 1, Suffolk, Va.
Britton, Erwin Adelbert, 35122 Main St.,
Wayne, Mich.
Bro, Mrs. Margueritte Harmon, Frances
Shimer Jr. College, Mount Carroll, 111. 1919
Broadbent, Charles D., South Coventry, Conn. 270
Brock, George A., 127 Circular St., Saratoga
Springs, N. Y.
Brockner, Herbert Edward, 33 Walnut St.,
Winsted, Conn.
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
337
Brockway, Walter P., Hollis, N. H.
[Brodie, Andrew Melrose, deceased. 40
Brodie, Jackson A., 1130 Cooper St., Camden,
N. J. 1915
Brodie, Robert B., 146 W. 117th St., New
York 26, N. Y.
Brodt, Robert, 602 E. Third St., Eureka, Kan.
Brokaw, Augustus D., 3240 Fifth Ave., S.,
Minneapolis 8, Minn.
Brokenshire, Gordon, p.o.d.. Orange City,
Fla. 1930
Bromley, Norman Isaac, 9 Park St., Water-
ville, Me.
Bronsdon, Allen A., 194 High St., North Attle-
boro, Mass. 1897
Brookes, George S., 62 Union St., Rockville,
Conn.
Brookes, Kenneth, Second Cong. Church,
Westfield, Mass.
Brooks, Arthur Clinton, T., Asheville School,
Asheville. N. C. 1940
Brooks, Edward L., 14 S. Dixie Highway,
Saint Augustine, Fin. 1892
Brooks, Hans A., 94 Dodge St., Clintonville,
Wis. 1895
Brooks, James T., Cobden, 111.
Brooks, Raymond Cummings, 489 W. Si.xth
St., Claremont, Cal. 1893
Brooks, Robert William, 1204 Fairmont St.,
N. W., Washington 9, D. C. 35
Brose, Fred Oscar, R.D. 2, Box 875 A, Escon-
dido, Cal. 1912
Brosius, Miss lona, Lib., Mineral City, Ohio. 1918
Brost, Carl F., 637 Whedbee St., Fort ColUns.
Colo.
Brotherston, Arthur, HoUiston, Mass. 1915
Brotherston, Bruce Wallace, coll. p., Tufts
College, Medford, Mass. 1907
Brouse, Cecil L., 647 E. Washington St.,
Winchester, Ind.
Brower, Charles DeWolf, Box 86, Interlachen,
Fla.
Brown, Albert R., 51 Sparhawk St., Ames-
bury, Mass.
Brown, Arnold Allan, 33 Harding Ave., Bel-
mont 78, Mass.
Brown, Arthur N., Box 346, Mukwonago,
Wis.
tBrown, Ben Levi, Bridgeport, Okla. 1907
Brown, C. Victor, Ch., 7 Wilbur Ct., Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. 1928
Brown, Charles MacKinnon, 1650 N. Mobile
Ave., Chicago 39, 111.
Brown, Charles Reynolds, Dean em., 233 Ed-
wards St., New Haven 11, Conn. 34, 1889
Brown, Charles Theodore, Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
Brown, Christian Ozro, Orwell, N. Y. 1892
Brown, Dale D., w.s., 161 Bloor St., Toronto,
Ontario, Canada. 1942
Brown, E. O., R. 3, Warren, Ind. 1920
*Brown, Mrs. Ella White, 117 E. Concord Ave.,
Orlando, Fla. 1905
Bi;own, Forrest R., Ch., U.S. Navy. 1929
Brown, Frederic Kenyon, Main St., Lancaster,
Mass. 1907
Brown, Frederick H., Lock Box 505, Malta,
111. 1910
Brown, George Edward, 182 Parker St.,
Lawrence, Mass.
Brown, Mrs. Gertrude, R. 3, Enfield, 111. 1928
Brown, Gibson Willis, Stouffville, Ontario, Can-
ada.
Brown, Henry M., 16 Serpentine Dr., New
Rochelle, N. Y. 1894
[Brown, Henry Weldon, deceased. 41
Brown, Herbert S., p.em., 91 Merchant St.,
Bridgeport 4, Conn. 1886
tBrown, Howard L. 1921
Brown, Hugh Elmer, 1820 Asbury Ave.,
Evanston, 111.
Brown, J. C, bus., 620 Brown St., Columl>us,
Ga. 1919
Brown, J. Graydon, 23 Court St., Rutland, Vt.
tBrown, J. H., Burlington, N. C.
Brown, James Good, Ch. U.S. Army.
Brown, James Wiley, Dean, 832 Segrim St.,
San Antonio, Tex. 1934
Brown, Loren H., 5036 S. 38th St., Omaha 7,
Neb.
Brown, Marvin Darlo, Ch. U.S. Army. 1936
Brown, T. V., Box 35, Wakefield, Va.
Brown, Texas, 1251 27th St., Newport News,
Va.
Brown, Victor F., 408 14th St., Port Huron,
Mich.
Browne, Mrs. Bertha Driver. See Helbig, Mrs.
Bertha.
Brownell, Donald Ralph, Ch. U.S. Army. 1938
Brownell, Joseph Daniel, Ashland, Wis. 1915
Brownlee, Fred Leshe, Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 8, 19, 22, 1910
Brownlow, George A., 412 S. Christy St.,
Sumner, 111.
Brownsey, Overt L., South Danville, N. H. 1911
Bruce, Edwin Ney, s.w., 606 Amelia St.,
Gretna, La. 1928
Bruce, Robert, St.. 289 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 9,24,1906
Bruggeman, Walter, p.o.d., Haverford &
Manoa Rds., Philadelphia, Pa. 1921
Bruins, F. Woodworth, 486 State St., Mar-
seilles, 111.
Brumfield, Thomas Mason, Pf., 1006 12th
Ave., N., Nashville, Tenn. 1912
Bruno, Frank J., Pf., 7707 Davis Dr., Clayton,
Mo. 1902
Brunston, W. B., 303 Amber St., Durham,
N. C.
Bryant, Charles B., Flagler, Colo.
Bryant, Charles M., 35 Brenton Ter., Pitts-
field, Mass. 1906
Buchanan, Albert Brown, Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Bucher, Chester Sarbin, 6ms., 1328 Midland
Ave., Bronxville, N. Y. 1913
Buchin, Earle L., Ch. U.S. Army. 1928
Buck, Benjamin F., 1939 11th Ave., Greeley,
Colo. 1900
Buck, George H., Crown Point, N. Y. 1894
Buck, John W., p.em., R. 1, Box 162, Yu-
caipa, Cal. 1885
Buckham, John Wright, Pf. em., 101 Tamal-
pais Rd., Berkeley 8, Cal. 36, 1888
Buckham, Sidney H., 225 Tilton Ave., San
Mateo, Cal.
Buckingham, Merritt Scott, 402 Fairview
Ave., Gaffney, S. C. 1892
Buckler, Wilham, Ev., Smiths Creek, Ky. 1934
Budd, Hiram Marshall, Oakland Rd., Wap-
ping. Conn.
Buehrer, Edwin T., p.o.d., 301 N. Mayfield
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1921
[Buell, Seth Herbert, deceased. 41
Buffalo, Guy, Red Scaffold, S. D.
Buffam, Cecil J., My., Calcutta, India. 1941
Bull, Wilbur Irving, Parson's Heights, Water-
ford, Me.
Bullock, Motier C, 247 W. Upton Ave., Reed
City, Mich.
Bullock, Richard D., R. 3, Box 264, Hender-
son, N. C. 1910
BuUock, Richard D., Jr., T., R. 3, Box 264,
Henderson, N. C. 1933
Bullough, Samuel, 218 Pleasant St., Plymouth,
Wis.
Bump, Walter N., bus., 5231 Schoolmeyer St.,
Saint Louis, Mo. 1916
Bunch, James S., Ch., Hines Hospital, Hines,
111. 1914
Bunker, Fred R., 138 Hancock St., Auburn-
dale 66, Mass. 1888
Bunker, Kenneth Chandler, 60 Bunker Hill
Rd., Lancaster, N. H.
Bunker, Sydney K., A.B.C.F.M. 1931
Bunker, Wilfrid Herrick, 1128 Pine St., Boul-
der, Colo. 7
Bunnell, Myron R., 2625 Queen Ave., Dear-
born, Mich.
Buran, John Maurice, 819 Fifth St., Menom-
onie. Wis.
Burch, Loren W., Ch. U.S. Army. 1927
338
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[1943
Burchell, Emerson Ray, The United Church,
Chester, Conn.
Burchett, Herbert C, R.D. 2, Wallingford,
Ky. 1928
Burchfield, J. W., bus., 1312 Paoli Ave., Hamil-
ton, Ohio. 1934
Burckes, James H., Hancock Rd., South Wil-
Uamstown, Mass.
Burd, Charles Gillette, p. em., 72 Sunset Ave.,
Montclair, N. J. 1902
Burdick, Charles H., 5502 Hyde Park Blvd.,
Chicago, 111. 1902
Burdon, Harold C, Newington, Conn.
Burdon, Henry F., p.em., 2200 Main St.,
Glastonbury, Conn. 1898
Burger, Charles C, St., 6501 Wydown Blvd.,
Saint Louis 5, Mo. 24, 25, 1912
Burgess, Gideon Albert, Box 135, GreenviUe,
R. I. 1882
Burgess, Hubert F., p.o.d., Alderwood Manor,
Wash. 1892
Burgess, Robert Joseph, Watervliet, Mich.
Burgess, Roscoe Miles, 103 E. Glen Ave.,
Peoria Heights, 111.
Burgess, Roy HaU, T., 7 Marcy St., Freehold,
N. J. 1921
Burgess, Waldo Sydney, p.o.d.. Center Pk.,
Litchfield, Conn. 1912
Burgh, David T., bus., 1901 K St., N.W.,
Washington, D. C. 1912
Burke, Juhan Henry, R. 1, Box 265, Lake
Charles, La.
Burke, Maxwell E., Bunker HiU, 111.
Burkett, Casablanca E., Castleberry, Ala. 1897
Burkhardt, Fred, 1710 S. 23rd St., Tacoma 3,
Wash.
Burkhardt, Paul, 1050 Ninth St., Denver 4,
Colo.
Burkhart, Roy A., p.o.d., 1320 Cambridge
Blvd., Columbus 8, Ohio. 1928
Burkholder, Clarence Mills, bus., 2651 Electric
Ave., Port Huron, Mich. 1897
BurUng, James Perkins, 547 41st St., Des
Moines 12, Iowa. 1893
Burn, Richard A., Peru, Vt. .
Burnap, Irving Arthur, 56 Atwood St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 1892
Burnell, Rue, R. 1, AUiance, Ohio.
tBurnett, A. P., (— )
[Burnham, David Elmer, deceased.
Burnham, Edmund A., Western Ave., Essex,
Mass.
Burns, Harper R., bus., 3427 39th Ave., S.W.,
Seattle 6, Wash. ]
Burns, Raymond Cyrus, Ch. U.S. Army.
Burr, Dudley Holcomb. Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
Burr, Holland F., p.o.d.. Community Church,
Piedmont, Cal. 8. 1917
Burr, Huber, s.io., 85 Yosemite Ave., Oak-
land 11, Cal. 1900
Burrill, Arthur S., Box 202, Wellesley, Mass. 1896
Burroughs, Charles H., p.em., Savannah,
N. Y. 1892
Burrows, Albert Henry, Pf., 527 Shelton St.,
Chadron, Neb. 1925
Burrows, Charles N., Pf.. 211 W. Iowa Ave.,
Indianola, Iowa. 1920
Burrows, Millar, Pf., 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 34,1915
Burtner, Daniel Emery, p.em,. 356 Linwood
St., West Lynn, Mass. 1890
Burtner, Otto W., p.em., 41 Appletree Lane,
North Haven, Conn. 1901
Burton, Charles Wesley, s.w., 6637 Champlain
Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 1914
Burton, Malcolm King, 27 Broad St., New
London, Conn. 27
Burton, Roger T., 1265 S. Limestone St.,
Springfield, Ohio.
Burtt, Allan E., North Falmouth, Mass. 1925
Burtt, Robert E., 15100 Greenlawn Ave.,
Detroit, Mich. 25
Burwell, Joseph M., R. 4, Box 14, Henderson,
N. C.
Burwell, Matthew, R. 4, Box 14, Henderson,
N. C. 1940
41
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Buschmeyer, Fred Sherman, 1841 Irving St.,
N.W., Washington 10, D. C. 7
Bush, Frank R., 716 Clark St., Evanston, 111. 1900
Bush, Fred Roys, R.D. 5, Rochester 11, N. Y. 1902
Bushee, George Aldrich, Oldtown Hill, New-
buryport, Mass. 1896
Bushong, Eugene M., 777 Longmeadow St.,
Longmeadow, Mass.
Bussey, E. Maurice, 24 Chapin Ave., Rocky
Hill, Conn.
[Butler, Elmer Wells, deceased. 41
Butler, Frank E. , p.em. , 20 Everett Ave. , Provi-
dence 6, R. I.
Butler, Frankhn C, R. 1, Box 373, Canby, Ore. 1896
Butler, Grant A., 2056 N. Keeler Ave., Chi-
cago 39, 111.
Butler, Murdock Wellons, Box 95, Wakefield,
Va.
Butman, Harry Raymond, 9 S. Main St.,
Randolph, Mass.
Butt, Lemiah George, Ch. U.S. Army. 1925
Butterfield, Claude Albert, s.w., 9 Washington
St., Whitman, Mass. 1904
Butterfield, Ray Evan, 680 Main St., Leomin-
ster, Mass.
Buttrey, Adelbert John, 143 Watchung Ave.,
Montclair, N. J.
tButts, D., Norfolk, Va. (— )
Buus, John S., Box 471, R. 3, Bakersfield, CaL
Byers, Edwin Forrest, 310 E. Second St.,
Cresco, Iowa.
[Bvington, Edwin Hallock, deceased.
Byrd, Derrick M., 470 Swan St., Buffalo, N. Y.
Byrne, Sydney Smith, Pittsford, Vt.
Cabacungan, T. Arturo, Waialua, T. H.
Cady, George R., 1022 61st St., Kenosha, Wis.
Cady, Lyman Van Law, Pf., Hanover College,
Hanover, Ind. 1916
Cady, William Jav, Box 148, Hanover, Ind. 1890
Cain, George B. Conover, Ohio. 1887
Cairns, Fred I., p.o.d.. Box HI, Needham 92,
Mass. 1934
Calderwood, Charles M., 863 Toyopa Dr.,
Pacific Palisades, Cal. 1907
Caldwell, Ray T., 102 Maple Ave., St. Johns,
Mich.
CaldweU, Wilham R., R. 1, Box 578, Mon-
tesano. Wash.
Caley, George B., Garrison, N. D.
Calhoun, Joseph Bryant, 818 S. Park St., Fair-
mont, Minn.
Calhoun, Nimrod Cautious, 515 E. Stonewall
St., Charlotte, N. C. 1932
Calhoun, Robert Lowry, Pf., 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 8, 22, 34, 1921
Calhoun, W. Carl, 2811 Broadway, BeUing-
ham. Wash.
Calkins, Raymond, p.em., 19 Berkeley St.,
Cambridge 38, Mass. 1896
Callahan, Baldwin W., 197 Woodland Ave.,
Gardner, Mass.
Callender, Frank L., 124 E. Second St., Ma-
drid, Iowa.
Calow, William Joseph, Box 60, Algonquin, 111.
[Camp, Edward Chapin, deceased. 41
Campbell, Annie Rubena, R.D. 1, Headland,
Ala.
Campbell, Clarence Alfred, Pf, 109 S. College
St., Angola, Ind. 1927
Campbell, Emmanuel, Dean, Tillotson Col-
lege, Austin, Tex. 1941
Campbell, Harlin Melvin, Ch. U.S. Army.
Campbell, Henry Guy, Am. Red Cross, 19 Bry-
den Circle, FayetteviUe, N. C. 1923
Campbell, Irving C, 307 Park Ave., Prophets-
town, 111.
CampbeU, Roy H., 4714 Boulder PL, La Mesa,
Cal.
Campbell, Thomas F., Box 176, Hanover, Ind. 1917
Campbell, Thomas Fulton, 5535 S. Ellis Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1899
Campbell, Warren Cameron, 31 Leyden Rd.,
Greenfield, Mass.
Campbell, William James., Pr., 1907 Convent
PL, NashviUe 5, Tenn. 35, 1905
1943]
Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
339
Candy, Mrs. Mary H., R.D. 2, Wellington,
Ohio.
Canfield, Edward W., Humboldt, S. D.
Canney, A. Wallace, North Westchester, Conn.
Cannon, Ross, 1035 Lake Ave., Wilmette, 111.
Canter, Wilber D., R. 3, New Richmond,
Ohio.
Capen, Edward Warren, Dean em., 80 Sher-
man St., Hartford 5, Cjnn. 16, 32, 1912
tCapps, James C, Burlington, N. C.
Capron, Harold S., 643 Washington St., Whit-
man, Mass.
Garden, John S., 906 Shepherd St., Durham,
N. C.
Caris, Albert Garfield, bus., 115 Maple Dr.,
R. 6, Hilltop Station, Columbus, Ohio. 11, 1908
Carleton, Alford, A.B.C.F.M. 1930
Carleton, Richard Barnard, Westford, Mass.
Carlsen, Emanuel, Ch. U.S. Army. ( — )
Carlson, Alexander S., 1333 Sabra Rd.. To-
ledo 12, Ohio.
Carlson, Carl Virgil, 209 N. I St., Aberdeen,
Wash.
Carlson, Frank E., 1745 Bird Ave., Oroville,
Cal.
Carlson, Thomas A., Park St., Plymouth,
Conn. 1893
Carlson, Walter Magni, Ch. U.S. Army. 1929
Carlton, V. Albert, 1432 N. Virginia Ave.,
Mason City, Iowa. 1886
Garlyon, Mrs. Ehzabeth, 1760 Market St.,
Chehalis, Wash. 1918
[Carmean, Joseph Milton, deceased. 41
[Carmichael, Harvey, deceased. 41
Carne, William Stanley, Court St., Elizabeth-
town, N. Y.
Games, Elza Augustus, bus., Bloomingdale,
Mich. 1912
Carpenter, Warner C, R. 5, Tifton, Ga.
Garr, Clarence, Gould Farm, Monterey, Mass.
[Garr, Edwin S., deceased.
Carroll, William D., Washington Ave., North
Haven, Conn. 38
Carson, Samuel C, p.em.. Box 114 B, Arvin,
Gal. 1904
Carswell, Joseph, Alexander, Iowa.
Cart, Dwight L., 108 Maplewood Ter., Spring-
field, Mass. 25
Garter, Edwin R., Ch. U.S. Army. 1922
Carter, Emory M., Youngsville, N. G.
Garter, George K., 31 Leyden Rd., Greenfield,
Mass.
Garter, James L., Jr., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1929
Garter, James N., bus., R. 6, Andalusia, Ala. 1907
Garter, James T., West St., Petersham, Mass.
Garter, Levi J., T., Soldiers & Sailors Chil-
dren's School, Normal, 111. 1919
Carter, Richard P., 211 Main St., Suffield,
Conn.
Carter, Robert E., p.em., Washington, Conn. 1889
Garter, Wade Lawrence, Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
Gartwright, Arthur, Box 232, Biwabik, Minn.
CaYvell, GUnton W., 250 Main St., North An-
dover, Mass.
Gary, Frank, A.B.C.F.M. 1916
Gary, George E., 6 Church St., Bradford,
Mass. 16
Gasaday, G. Arthur, p.o.d., 106 Sunnyside,
Mill Valley, Gal. 1934
Case, Harold Watkins, Elbowoods, N. D. 18
Case, Mrs. Helen Line, 341 W. Lewis Ave.,
Phoenix, Ariz.
Case, Herbert E. B., 20 Ware Rd., Auburn-
dale 66, Mass. 1904
Case, L. B., 6ms., Sardinia, Ohio. 1912
Gash, William Levi, Jr., Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
Gash, William Levi, Sr., 619 15th St., N.,
Birmingham 4, Ala.
Gashmore, Wilham, p.em., Jericho, Vt. 1898
Caskey, James S., 218 Third Ave., N.W.,
Faribault, Minn.
Gassel, Isaac, Geneva, Neb.
Casteel, John Lawrence, T., 606 W. 122nd St.,
New York 27, N. Y. 1942
Catchings, Lincoln Maynard, Y.M.C.A. Sec,
706 Standard Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga. 1942
Gathn, Harwood Baldwin, c/o American
Board, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. 1918
[Catt, Homer Day, deceased. 41
Gatton, William Robert, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1922
Gaughran, William I., 5460 W. Ohio St., Chi-
cago 44, 111.
Gawley, Norman Bromfield, 19 Stewart Ave.,
Beverly, Mass.
Gazabatt, Harry H., 1007 Canal St., Houma,
La.
Centeno, Emeterio A., Puunene, Maui, T. H.
Cerreta, Canio, p.em., 894 Capital Ave.,
Bridgeport 6, Conn. 1903
Chakmakjian, Hagop Apraham, 1323 M St.,
Fresno 1, Cal.
Chalmers, Allan Knight, 211 W. 56th St., New
York 19, N. Y.
Chalmers, Andrew Burns, Pf., 76 Elm St.,
Northampton, Mass. 1929
Ghamberhn, Robert Joseph, 137 Abbott St.,
N. End Station, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 270
Chamberlin, Roy Bullard, coll. p., 4 Rope
Ferry Rd., Hanover, N. H. 1915
Ghamberhn, Rov Bullard, Jr., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1942
Chambers, Leonard L., Ch., 2119 T St.,
Lincoln 3, Neb. 1923
Chambers, Penn S., Ch. T'.S. Army.
Ghampe, Howard C., Lebanon, Conn.
Champhn, Charles C, Sonoma, Gal.
Champlin, Frederic Rogers, Albion, Me. 1905
Chandler, Alexander L., 45 Fairmount Ave.,
Hackensack, N. J.
Chandler, Edgar H. S., Ch. U.S. Navy.
[Chandler, Edward H., deceased.
Chandler, Henry Joseph, 5 Alveston St.,
Jamaica Plain 30, Mass.
Chandler, Warren M., Ch. U.S. Army. 1936
Chaney, Roy O., 5108 Michigan Ave., Kansas
City, Mo. 1918
Chapin, Guy U., Lexington, Ohio.
Chapman, Albert M., R.D. 1, Robinson, III.
Chapman, Eben Thompson, 171 Collins St.,
Hartford 5, Conn.
Chapman, Edward M., Old Saybrook, P.O.,
Saybrook, Conn. 1890
Chapman, John Rea, 176 Hancock St., Cam-
bridge 39, Mass. 26
Chapman, Leslie Warren, 6 Church St., Man-
chester, Mass.
Chapman, Mrs. LiUian Herrick, p.o.d.. The
Manse, Big Flats, N. Y. 1925
Chapman, Richard K., 219 N. Elm St., Gra-
nada, Minn. 1888
Charnock, George Austin, 2115 18th Ave.,
San Francisco 16, Cal. 1903
Gharrier, Frederic E., 25 Lebanon St., San-
ford, Me. 9
tChase, Bernard L., Burhngton N. C. 1911
[Chase, G. Thurston, deceased.
Chase, Lewis Arthur, 7 Hallet St., Dorchester
22, Mass.
Chase, Loring B., Palm City, Fla.
Chase, Loring DuBois, p. at L, R.D., Durham,
Conn. 1941
Chase, Samuel B., 712 Park St., Walla Walla,
Wash. 1898
Ghatterton, Scott Read, 4 High St., East
Hartford 8, Conn.
Ghedister, E. Stanley, 125 N. Pine Ave., Al-
bany, N. Y.
[Cheney, Burton H., deceased.
Cherington, ReedBrown, Ch., 1811 Fulton St.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 1900
Ghevis, Ernest Charles, 112 E. Fifth St., Du-
luth, Minn. 1890
Chicoine, Victor B., 161 Alexander PL, Winter
Park, Fla.
Ghidley, Howard J., Myopia Hill, Winchester,
Mass. 8
Child, Bernard Van, 711 N. Altadena St..
Royal Oak, Mich. 1895
Child, Graham D., 1815 Poquonock Ave.,
Poquonock, Conn. 270
Ghilds, Gladwyn M., A.B.C.F.M. 1923
Ghilds, Irving H., Box 452, Hungtington, Mass.
[Childs, James Hobart, deceased. 41
340
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1943
Chinon, Theodore F., Honomu, T. H.
Chong, How Fo, p.em., 1420 Lunalilo St.,
Honolulu, T. H. 1904
Chong, Kim On, Dir.E.R., Box 150, Honolulu,
T. H. 1938
Chord, Robert N., 701 Second St., Cohimbus
Junction, Iowa.
Christian, G. Chilton, 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37. 111. 193'J
Christian, William Armistead, Jr., P/., 148
Crescent St., Northampton, Mass. 1930
Christiansen, Charles M., 4522 15th St., N. E.,
Seattle, Wash. 1912
Christianson, Charles G., 508 Main St., Dal-
ton, Mass.
Christie, Edward L., 106 Highland Ave.,
Ithaca, N. Y. 24
Christie, Ralph A., 285 Court St., Middle-
town, Conn.
Christy, Carey, 425 W. Main St., Olney, 111.
Churchill, Gerald C, 17 E. Highland Ave.,
ViUa Park, 111.
Churchill, John E., South Acworth, N. H. 1914
Claggett, Ralph P., 85 Grand Ave., W., High-
land Park, Mich.
Clapp, Edward T., 553 Main St., Portland,
Conn.
Clapp, Ellery C, Ch., 347 Riverside Dr..
Northampton, Mass. 1900
Clapp, Raymond Gilmore, Kingston, N. H.
Clapp, Richard H., 302 Temple St., New
Haven 11, Conn.
Clare, Joseph, T., 131 Duffield Ave., Gales-
burg, 111. 1911
Clarey, H. Donald, bus., 300 N. Sycamore
Ave., Rialto, Cal. 1931
Clark, Alden H., Sec, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 16, 1904
Clark, Cahin Montague, Pf. em., 300 Union
St., Bangor, Me. 30, 1890
*Clark, Carmeta Sargeant, asso.p., 11 High St.,
Monson, Mass. 1934
Clark, Charles, 54 Merwin St., Springfield 7,
Mass. 1894
Clark, Chester M., R. 1, Kirkland, Wash. 1891
Clark, Clarence Hobart, 58 S. Main St., New-
port, N. H.
Clark, Cornelius E., 123 Beacon St., Portland
5, Me. 27
Clark, Elhs Nusome, Graham, N. C.
Clark, Ethelbert F., 97 Poly. Drive, Billings,
Mont.
Clark, Mrs. Esther V., 60 Court Rd., Wln-
throp 52, Mass. 1938
Clark, Frederick J., 442 Cook St., Denver G,
Colo.
Clark, Grant V., EvansviUe, Wis.
Clark, Henry H., Stafford Springs, Conn.
*Clark, J. Albert, 11 High St., Monson, Mass.
Clark, James S., bus., 376 Western Ave., Brat-
tleboro, Vt. 1904
Clark, John Lewis, 26 Linden St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Clark, Mrs. Mary Mitchell, R.D. 2, Elgin,
Neb. 1903
Clark, Paul HaskeU, 109 N. Harrison St., Lud-
ington, Mich.
Clark, Raymond G., bus., 5049 Tuscarawas
St., W., Canton 7, Ohio. 11,1914
Clark, Robert, Waitsfield, Vt.
Clark, William Whitman, 60 Court Rd.,
Winthrop 52, Mass.
Clarke, Arthur Byron, Fowler Rd., North-
bridge, Mass.
Clarke, Howard E., bus., 2419 Thayer St.,
Evanston, 111. 1912
Clarke, Joshua Llewelyn, 265 Chfton PI.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Clarke, Merrill F., 4 Park St., New Canaan,
Conn. 9
Clarke, Robert Horace, Ch. U.S. Army. 1915
Clarke, William P., 12 Pine St., Florence,
Mass. 1891
Clauss, George Joseph, s.w., 3800 S.E. Glen-
wood St., Portland 2, Ore. 1915
Claxton, John Wilbert, 716 S. Madison St.,
Green Bay, Wis.
fClaypool, James, R. 1, Middle Point, Ohio. 1896
Clay pool, Kenneth D., 502 Boyer Ave., Walla
Walla, Wash.
Cleaver, Thomas Spencer, Skowhegan, Me.
Cleland, Gail, Ch. U.S. Army. 1915
Cleland, Robert, Box 606, Wasco, Cal.
Clem, H. Russell, 6ms., 208 Maple Ave., Bur-
lington, N. C. 1904
Clem, WilUam H., Genoa, Neb.
Clem, Wilham M., Am. Red Cross, 517 E. Main
St., Salem, Va. 1923
Cleveland, Joseph C, 803 Tenth Ave., Gree-
ley, Colo.
Cleveland, Phihp Jerome, Canterbury, Conn.
Cleveland, Roger Pecke, 8 South St., Grafton,
Mass.
Clevenger, Hubert K., Mooreland, Ind.
Cleworth, Thomas Stuart, Ch. U.S. Army. 1929
Clifford, Earle A., bus., Gorham, Me. 1925
tCUfford, Sylvian J., W. Va. 1936
Clinchy, Russell J., 60 Gold St., Hartford 3,
Conn.
Clinton, James R., p. at I., 203 E. Gowen Ave.,
Philadelphia 19, Pa. 19, 1907
Datura St., West
Cocoanut Grove,
1921
(-)
Clinton, John Kenneth,
Palm Beach, Fla.
Close, Kenneth R., bi
Miami 33, Fla.
Closs, B. H., Apex, N. C.
Clough, Maxwell Lee, Castleton, Vt.
Clough, William E., bus., Gillett, Wis. 1919
Clow, Jay L., Lee, 4108 Montgomery Rd.,
Cincinnati 12, Ohio. 1913
Clyde, John P., Fayette, Iowa. 1899
Coad, Frank A. M., Hillsboro, N. H.
Coale, WilUs B., T., 1329 High view PL, Hon-
olulu, T. H. 1915
Coate, Robert M., 1235 Boulevard, N.E., At-
lanta, Ga. 1895
Cobb, Edward S., (A.B.C.F.M.) translator, 18
Gramercy Park, S., New York 3. N. Y. 1904
Coburn, Luther G., R.D. 1, Deep River, Conn.
Cochard, Thomas S., bus.. Chase Country
Club Rd., Waterbury, Conn. 1924
Cochrane, Clarke Meredith, 47 W. Fourth
Ave., Columbus 1, Ohio.
Cochrun, Edgar Roy, Ch. U.S. Army. 1918
Cocks, Thomas Charles, Centralia, Kan.
Coe, Albert Buckner, 166 N. Kenilworth Ave.,
Oak Park, 111.
Coe. M. Walker, 81 Union St., Bridgewater,
Coe, Robert Wood, Jr., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1941
Coe, Robert Wood, Sr., 1835 Beacon St.,
BrookUne 46, Mass. 25
Coffin, George H., Jr., Ascutney, Vt.
tCoker, Ernest A., 1941
Colbert, Horton R., p.o.d., 514 Seventh Ave.,
S.W., Rochester, Minn. 1929
Colbourn, Arthur Preston, Ch. U.S. Army 1939
[Colburn, Cary Samuel, deceased. 41
Colburn, Harvey C, 1122 Pearl St., Ypsi-
lanti, Mich. 1903
Colby, Rensel H., 74 Pine St., South Paris,
Me.
Coldiron, Charles, Ev., Stout, Ohio. 1918
Cole, Connor Carton, Ch. U.S. Army.
Cole, Franklin P., 36 Ascan Ave., Forest Hills,
N. Y.
Cole, George Allen, 177 Main St.., Ravena,
N. Y.
Cole, John Abraham, 7938 S. Crandon Ave.,
Chicago 17, m. 1893
Cole, Jordan D., Le Raysville, Pa. 270
Cole, Nelson F., R.D. 1, Box 88, Freewater,
Ore. 1910
Coleman, Harold R., Mexico, Me.
Colgan, D. C, Olive Hill, Ky. 1900
Collier, Christopher Walter, 720 Mayflower
Rd., Claremont, Cal. 1894
Collins, Chfford Wesley, 713 Newington Ave.,
Baltimore 17, Md. 1919
Collins. Earl F., 930 Jefferson Ave., S.E.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
341
Collins, William Ernest, St., 429 Palace Bldg.,
Minneapolis 1, Minn. 24, 25, 1918
Columbus, W. Roy, 1007 N. Chicago Ave.,
South Milwaukee, Wis.
Commander, S. Frank, bus., Sopchoppv, Fla. 1906
Commons, Walter H., T., 16 Kingston Rd.,
Newton Highlands 61, Mass. 1908
tCompton, Herbert E., Oak Park, 111. 1892
Conant, John L., bus., 1615 Elberon Rd., East
Cleveland 12, Ohio. 1911
Conant, Miss Ruth Sanger, 106 Niles St.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 1934
Conard. Ralph V., 2000 Santa Clara Ave.,
Alameda, Cal.
Condit, Edward Morrow, 60 Otis St., Need-
ham 92, Mass.
Condit, Frank H., 94 S. Munn Ave., East
Orange, N. J. 1911
Condit, Henry J., 441 High St., Closter, N. J.
Conkle, Noble W., Three Lakes, Wis. 1901
*Conliffe, Frederick, 6ms., R. 1, Upland, Cal. 1919
Conhn, James W., Ch. U.S. Army. 1927
Conn, Howard James, 251 Main St., Great
Barrington, Mass.
Connell, Joseph S., 308 St. James PL, Brook-
lyn, N. Y. 1916
Conner, Cloyd Homer. St., 240 Stapleton
Bldg., Bilhngs, Mont. 18, 24, 1926
Connolly, Charles P., p.o.d., Rockford, 111. 1900
Conover, Stanley Humby, 12022 Wentworth
Ave., Cliicago 28, 111.
Conrad, George A., Grinnell, Iowa. 1891
Conrad, William O., p.em., 59 Beacon St.,
Orange, Mass. 1890
Converse, Edward Jasper, 59 W. Fourth Ave.,
Columbus, Ohio. 1898
Convis, Lewis A., 5318 Giddings St., Chicago
30, 111.
tCook, Arthur W., 128 E. Frank St., Kalama-
zoo, Mich. 1898
Cook, E. Albert, 1646 Buena Vista Ave., De-
catur 17, 111. 1901
Cook, Edwin Harvey, bus., 1812 Fourth St.,
Ren-sselaer, N. Y. 1933
Cook, Frederick Belcher, 116 N. High St.,
Covington, Ohio.
Cook, Harold, My., Orinoco River Mission,
S. A. 1928
Cook, James E., 518 Chestnut St., N.W.,
Atlanta, Ga. 270
Cook, Oliver, Y.M.C.A. Bldg., Kansas City,
Kan. 1892
Cooke, Arthur Harry, 39 Jayne Ave., Pat-
chogue, N. Y.
Cooke, Francis T., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1922
Cooke, Vernon W., 22 Underwood St., Paw-
tucket, R. I. 8
Cooledge, Charles Edwin, 122 Emmons St.,
Franklm, Mass. 1870
Cooley, Charles R., Ch. U.S. Navy.
Cooley, George Conrad L., W.M.C.A. Sec,
Sandy Hook, N. J. 1921
Coolidge, Henry Albert, South Killingly, Conn.
Coombs, Albert L., Center Harbor, N. H.
[Coombs, John Russell, deceased. 41
Cooper, Alexander C, Norton, Mass.
Cooper, Delmore, Plummers Landing, Ky.
Cooper, Francis L., 26 South St., Campello,
Mass.
Cooper, Frederick, p. at I., 614 N. First St.,
Winterset, Iowa. 23, 1900
Cooper, Harold, Lee, Pilgrim Lodge, R. 3,
Marion, Ind. 1904
Cooper, Horace Nelson, Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
Cooper, James, 501 S. Cascade Ave., Colorado
Springs, Colo. 1881
Cooper, Owen, Plummers Landing, Ky.
Cooper, Peter, Pf., LeMoyne College, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 1924
Cooper, Sherman E., 225 E. Carter St., Ko-
komo, Ind. 1905
Coovert, J. Robert, 917 S. Jefferson St., Mun-
cie, Ind.
tCopeland, Allen U., Newport News, Va. ( — )
Copeland, Joseph, 702 Highland Ave., Ports-
mouth, Va.
Copenhaver, Charles L., 1206 Woodbine Ave.,
Plainfield, N. J.
Corbin, Glenn Howard, i.d.w., 1651 Rimpau
Blvd., Los Angeles 6, Cal. 1934
Cordill, Tunis S., Jr., Ch. U.S. Army. 1926
Core, Harley R., bus., R. 1, Homestead, Fla. 1905
Corley, Douglas Hilary, s.w., 424 Eline Ave.,
Louisville 7, Ky. 1913
CorneU. Raymond J., Pf.. 849 42nd St., Des
Moines 12, Iowa. 1929
Cornett, James B., 401 E. Capitol Ave.,
Springfield, 111.
Corning, A. Elwood, Box 333, Newburgh,
N. Y. 1921
Cornish, Thomas J. W., Presque Isle, Me.
CornweU, Albert G., Elmira, N. Y. 1910
Cornwell, Kenneth, bus.. Box 1206, Florence,
S C 1939
Corpe,'john F., 5608 S. Green St., Chicago 21,
111.
Corson, Thomas M., bus., Santurce, P. R. 1900
Cortezan, Catalino C, Koloa, Kauai, T. H.
Cortner, Arlie E., 617 N. West St., Lebanon,
Ind.
[Corwin, Asa W., deceased. 42
Corwin, Carl H., p.o.d., 2322 Laurel St., West
Tampa, Fla. 1892
Cosand, R. Lee, Matfield Green, Kan.
Cosseboom, Raymond J., South Brewer, Me.
Cossum, Clarence M., Main St., New Castle,
N. H.
Costikyan, Jack, Box 166, Faulkton, S. D.
Gotten, Edward T., 3744 Glenway Ave., Cin-
cinnati 5, Ohio.
Cottle, Gardner Dixon, Ch. U.S. Army. 1931
Cotton, Harry Alonzo, p.em., Harristown, 111. 1888
CottriU, George, R. 7, Chillicothe, Ohio. 1914
[Couch, Charles Hiram, deceased.
Couch, Walter G., Jr., Ashfield, Mass.
Coulter, Charles W., Pf., Madbury Rd., D
ham, N. H.
Coulter, Roy D., New Market, Va.
Coulthard, Arthur, Preston, England.
Councill, Herbert George, Jr., 349 Amherst
Ave., Ticonderoga, N. Y.
[Covell, Arthur John, deceased.
Covell, Clarence L., Columbus, Mont.
Cowles, Edward Upson, 1 Lathrop St., West-
field, Mass.
Cowling, Donald J., Pr., 205 College Ave.,
Northfield, Minn. 37, (— )
Cowman, Joseph, Rockland, Ida.
Cox, Mrs. Bessie Anderson, R.D., Machias
Me. '1935
Cox, Chancy M., Lees Creek, Ohio. 1918
Cox, Guy A., Stillman Valley, 111.
Cox, H. Vance, Ramseur, N. C.
Cox, Homer W., bus., 4043 N. Fourth St.,
Albuquerque, N. M. 1910
Cox, T. B., Trinity, Ky. 1940
Coyle, Donald, 1609 South Ave., Rochester,
N. Y.
Cozad, Simeon E., 136 Chestnut St., Lowell,
Mass.
Craig, Andrew Keith, Ch. U.S. Army.
Craig, Eber Eldon, 172 Commonwealth Ave.,
Attleboro Falls, Mass.
Craig, John G., Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
Cram, Harold F., Wailuku, T. H.
Crance, Thomas V., R. 2, Flemington, Mo.
Crane, Berten Emery, Green River, Wyo.
[Crane, Charles Dodd, deceased. 42
Crane, J. Vincent, 315 C St., Rock Springs,
Wyo.
Crane, William M., T., Richmond, Mass. 1907
Craw, Harold E., Sec, 19 S. LaSalle St., Chi-
cago 3, 111. 1934
Crawford, Cedric Errol, 810 S. White Ave.,
Pomona, Cal.
Crawford, Herman A., p.o.d., Maquoketa,
Iowa. 1927
Creelman, Harlan, Pf.em., 118 North St.,
Auburn, N. Y. 1889
Crippen, G. Waldo, Carbondale, Kan. 270
Crisp, Arthur, Portsmouth, Ohio. 1938
Crisp, William E., Jr., Box 357, Montrose, Colo.
42
1909
1919
1935
42
342
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1943
Crist. Bertrand Robert, Ch. U.S. Navji.
Crocker, Bertram, First Cong. Churcli, 10th
& G Sts., Washington 1, D. C.
*Crocker, G. Rowell. Warner, N. H. 1932
Crocker, Herbert Gould, R. 1, Newberg, Ore. 1902
Crockett, Barney Clyde, Ch. U.S. Army. 1927
Crockett, David, bus., 906 Howard Ave.,
Bridgeport 5, Conn. 1922
Cronmiller, Bruce W., 39 Lamb St., South
Hadley Falls, Mass. 1894
Crook, Frank, 227 Newman Ave., Rumford,
R. I.
Crook, Walter E., bus., 56 Mount Ave., Free-
port, N. Y. 1927
Crooker, Charles Wescott, Lyme, N. H. 270
Crooks, Charles M., 101 Merriam St., Lex-
ington, Mass.
Crosby, George W., 1406 Eighth Ave., Belle
Plaine, Iowa.
Crosby, Thomas L., 96 N. Adams St., Man-
chester, N. H.
Crosland, Stanley B., Jr., 6925 N. Ashland
Ave., Chicago 26, 111. 8, 22
[Cross, Allen Eastman, deceased. 42
Cross, Clifford V., 130 Union St., Taylor, Fa.
Cross, Judson Lewis, Pr., Tougaloo College,
Tougaloo, Miss. 37, 1904
Cross, L. C, 537 Horner St., Henderson, N. C.
Cross, Ola L., Blountsville, Ind.
Cross, Raymond W., bus., 34 Rainbow Dr.,
Walterloo, Iowa. 1912
Cross, Rowland M., A.B.C.F.M. 1917
Crossley, Ellis, J,0 Oxcliffe Rd., Heysham,
Lancashire, England. 1908
tCrouch, WilMam George, My., Igbaja, via
Ilorin, Nigeria, West Africa. 1937
Crowe, J. Osborne, 8 Park St., Pepperell, Mass.
Crowell, Preston Ranney, 722 Common-
wealth Ave., Boston 15, Mass. 1890
Crusius, Carl F., 1225 Montana St., Chicago
14, 111.
Crutchfield, Gaither C, 1042 W. 35th St.,
Norfolk 8, Va.
Crutchfield, Henry Ervin, Ch. U.S. Army. 1925
Cuddy, Royston S., 3 Lydia St., Binghamton,
N. Y.
Cull, John Augustine, 814 Stannage Ave., Al-
bany, Cal. 1892
CuUen, James R., Constantine, Mich.
Cullens, Archibald, Box 43, Union, N. H.
CuUens, Paul A., Ch. U.S. Army.
CuUy, Kendig Brubaker, 783 Franklin St.,
Melrose 76, Mass.
Gulp, William T. S., Abbott Grove Rd., Blase-
dell Branch, Buffalo 19, N. Y.
Gumming, Charles Gordon, Pf., 347 Ham-
mond St., Bangor, Me. 30, 1915
Cummings, Arthur G., 5 Plympton St., Mid-
dleboro, Mass.
Cummings, George Herbert, Bacon St., War-
ren, Mass. 1888
Cummings, John, Ch. U.S. Navy.
Cummings, Stanley, 109 School St., Benning-
ton, Vt. 9
Cunningham, Ed, Pocatello, Ida.
Cunningham, WiUiam, R. 2, Alexandria, Ind. 1910
Curl, Otto LeRoy, 320 Elmwood PI., Lima,
Ohio.
Currie, Robert John, bus., 904 Arhngton Rd.,
Redwood City, Cal. 1906
Curry, Emerson Ladd, Ch. R.C.A.F. 1924
Curtis, Allen L., Box 942, Aberdeen, S. D.
Curtis, C. B., S.W., 1827 E. MaUory St.,
Pensacola, Fla. 1873
Curtis, Charles N., s.w., 522 Provident Bldg.,
Tacoma 2, Wash. 1915
[Curtis, Edwin, deceased. 42
Curtis, John Springer, p.em., 421 S. Lexing-
ton Ave., White Plains, N. Y. 1893
Curtis, Willard H., 6ms., R.D., Farmington,
Me. 1914
CurtLss, Payson L., Pilgrim Park, Claremont,
Cal. 1900
Curtright, Arthur C Georgia State CoU.,
Industrial College, Ga.
Gushing, Edwin B., 130 Park Ave., E.,
Princeton, 111. 1896
Gushing, Samuel A., Dupree, S. D.
Cushman, Charles E., p.em., Iowa Falls, Iowa. 1895
Cutbill, Harold CUfford, s.w., 12 Cleaves St.,
Roxbury, Mass. 1924
Cutler, Alexander E., 210 Highland Ave., Ash-
land, Ohio. 1901
Cutler, Charles H., p.em., 659 Chestnut St.,
Waban 68, Mass. 1886
Cutler, Elisha Pomeroy, Richmond, Mass.
Cutler, Frederick Morse, 43 Butterfield Ter.,
Amherst, Mass. 1898
Czatt, Milton S., s.w., 19 Putney Rd., Brattle-
boro, Vt. 8, 1923
Dabney, Vaughan, Dean, 128 Institution Ave.,
Newton Center 59, Mass. 29, 1909
Dahl, Edward Curtis, Brattleboro, Vt.
Dahl, George, Pf., 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 34,1914
Dahlberg, Fred, Bruce, Wis. 1910
Dahlin, Edwin G., s.w.. Elm PL, Princeton,
lU. 1914
Dailey, James Albert, Greensboro, Vt.
Dale, John Harold, Andover Rd., Billerica,
Mass.
Dale, William Wilbur, 4612 Lake Dr., Rob-
binsdale 12, Minn.
Dalrymple, Homer E., Anamosa, Iowa.
Dalrymple, Merrill J. A., 618 Park St., Crys-
tal Lake, lU.
Dalton, Mrs. Bethel, Ev., Miamiville, Ohio. 1935
Dalton, Glen D., 192 Fernwood Dr., Upper
Montclair, N. J. 270, 1943
Dalton, Robert Hatcher, Ch., 306 St. George
St., I,ewisburg, Pa. 1938
Dalzell, George, R. 7, 18th Ave., Yakima,
Wash. 1893
Damron, Roy Beecher, p. at Z., 310 Old Times
Bldg., Seattle 1, Wash. 24, 1930
Danberg, Neil Byron, Ch. U.S. Navy. 270, 1943
Danforth, Ralph E., Noank, Conn. 1901
Daniel, John Irving, Ch. U.S. Army.
Daniels, Gibson I., 106 E. State St., Westport,
Conn.
Daniels, Israel, R.D. 4, Norwich, Conn.
Daniels, Vincent H., 106 Sound Beach Ave.,
Old Greenwich, Conn.
Danielson, Laurence S., 39 W. Pine St., Ma-
hanoy City, Pa. 270
Darakjian, Avedis S., 5430 Sheridan Rd.,
Chicago 40, 111.
Darby, WiUiam J., 10 Farrar St., Swanton, Vt.
[Darley, Edward Lambert, deceased.
tDarhng, J. Marion. 1901
Darr, John Whittier, Pf., 330 High St., Mid-
dletowB, Conn. 1915
Darrah, Theodore Stanley, Salisbury, Conn.
Darsie, Charles, 1313 Main St., Glastonbury,
Conn. 1941
Daskam, Max Franklin, p.o.d., 6511 Lincoln
Dr., Philadelphia 19, Pa. 1926
Dausuel, S. Lawrence, bus., 7 Holyoke St.,
Boston 16, Mass. 1921
Davenport, James W., Daisy, Tenn.
David, Evan, Forks, Wash.
Davids, David E., 1470 Delhi St., Dubuque,
Iowa.
Davidson, Carter, Pr., Knox College, Gales-
burg, 111. 18, 37, 1935
Davidson, Floyd Q.. 1340 Fairmount St.,
Wichita 6, Kan.
Davidson, Harold S., Box 105, Polytechnic
School, San Luis Obispo, Cal. 1898
Davidson, James, Hankinson, N. D.
Davidson, James A., 825 S. Johnson Ave.,
Lakeland, Fla. 1895
Davidson, John Nelson, Crete, Neb. 1888
Davidson, WiUiam E., 386 Oriole Trail, Crys-
tal Lake, lU. 1887
[Davie, Charles Nelson, deceased. 42
Davies, Arthur Thomas, Ch., 2378 Church St.,
Oakland 3, Cal. 1912
Davies, HoweU D., Sec, 19 S. La SaUe St.,
Chicago 3, lU. 14, 1909
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
343
Da vies, James W. F., 334 N. Utica St., Wau-
kegan. 111. 8
Davies, John F., 2223 Jennings St., Sioux
City 18, Iowa. 1890
Davies. John WiUiam, Afton, N. Y. 1902
Davies, Mrs. Marua H., Momingside, Ran-
dolph Center, Vt. 1923
Davies, Morgan W., Watford City, N. D. 1912
Davies, Paul A.., St., 403 Park Bldg. , Portland 5,
Ore. 24, 1920
[Davies, Thomas David, deceased. 42
Davies, WilUam, 2835 Logan Blvd., Chicago
47, 111. 1901
Davies, WilUam C, p.em., Maple Ave., East
Smithfield, Pa. 1893
Davies, William J., Box 2, Emington, 111.
Davis, Albert P., 130 E. Foothill Blvd., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1894
Davis, Austin I., Waterboro, Me. 1891
Davis, Charles Henry, 129 Hardy Ave., Nor-
folk 6, Va.
Davis, Charles W., R. 4, Waynesboro, Pa. 1905
Davis, David Justin, 39 Fairfield Ave., South
Norwalk, Conn.
Davis, Felix Gingrich, Main Rd., Tiverton,
R. I.
Davis, Frank, -p-o.d., 221 N. O'Keefe St.,
Cassopolis, Mich. 1907
Davis, Frederick Lincoln, Lib., Fern Ave.,
Nyack. N. Y. 1893
Davis, Harold Lyburn, 4428 Peak Ave.,
Toledo 12, Oliio.
Davis, James Edward, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1939
*Davis, James Headley, bus., 1632 Ivy Ave.,
Newport News, Va. 1925
Davis, James McCoy, Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Davis, Jerome, Y.M.C.A. Sec, 489 Ocean
Ave., West Haven, Conn. 1920
Davis, John A., 12 Elm St., Norwichtown,
Conn.
Davis, Lloyd G., Kohala, T. H.
Davis, Mark C, Wolf creek. Ore. 1905
Davis, Martin M., Muses Mills, Ky. 1903
Davis, Norman S., Ch. U.S. Army. 1929
Davis, Robert H., Box 104, Abington, Conn.
Davis, Wilfred GrenfeU, 1315 Oak St., Paso
Robles, Cal.
Davison, Thomas W., 27 Monument Sq.,
Charlestown 29, Mass.
Dawe, Albert, Douglas, Mich.
Dawe, Percy V., 14 Church St., Bonne Terre,
Mo.
Dawson, Richard A., 824 N. Second Ave.,
Tucson, Ariz.
Day, Edward Whitfield, 319 E. Fifth St.,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
Dav, Ernest Ellsworth, 124 W. Orange Dr.,
Whittier, Cal. 1899
[Day, Fred Wilson, deceased. 42
Day, George L., Box 313, Soddy, Tenn. 1917
[Day, Richard Carlton, deceased. 42
Day, Thomas C, Monson, Me. 1915
Deakin, George B., 669 Franklin St., Denver
3, Colo. 1886
Dean, Edwin Blanchard, Pr. em., 1112 C St.,
Lincoln 2, Neb. 1893
Dean, Mrs. Eloise P., 61 Center St., Berea,
Ky. 1911
Dean, Leon Arthur, 3192 Bronson Rd., Fair-
field, Conn.
Dean, Thomas J., 1000 32nd St., Columbus,
Ga.
Deane, John Pitt, Pf. em., 724i^ Chapin St.,
Beloit, Wis. 1901
De Berry, Wilham N., p.em., 643 Union St.,
Springfield 9, Mass. 1899
De Boer, Dowie G., 28 Chaflin St.. Milford,
Mass.
Deck, Herbert H., 114 Harvard St., Spring-
field, Mass.
Decker, Arthur C, 22 Liberty St., Painesville,
Ohio.
De Coursey, Don Leslie, Dowagiac, Mich.
Deems, Mervin Monroe, Pf., 5429 Green-
wood Ave., Chicago 37. lU. 31, 1923
Deer, William C, 217 Prospect St., Pierre,
S. D.
Defur, Clarence E., R.D. 4, Boise, Ida.
DeGroff, Charles F., Letcher, S. D. 1897
Deinstadt, LesHe G., 5 Playground Rd.,
Hingham, Mass. 270
De Jarnette, Alva Lyle, s.w., Fellowship
House, Soddy, Tenn. 1894
De Kraker, Cecil, Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Delabarre, Arthur C, bus., R. 4, Wenatchee,
Wash 1923
Delattre, Paul S., Palestine, Tex. 1907
[Dell, Frank Earl, deceased. 42
Deller, Howard F.. Pulaski, N. Y.
DelzeU, Finis E., R.D. 1, Exeter, N. H. 1887
Deming, Vernon H., 23 Devens Rd.. Swamp-
' scott, Mass.
Deming, Wilbur S., Washington, Conn.
Demler, Henry, R. 4, Weatherford, Okla.
Denise, Paul L., Waimea, T. H.
Denison, Clark A., 1341 Lagonda Ave., Spring-
field, Ohio.
Denison, George B., 6ms., Cando. N. D. 1901
Denison. R. Russell, asso. p.. First Cong.
Church, Woodward & Forest Sts., Detroit 1,
Mich.
Denison, Warren H., Lee, 760 Ferguson Ave.,
Dayton 7, Ohio. 11, 1896
Denlinger, Everett Eugene, Ch. U.S. Army. 1931
Denlinger, WiUiam L., R. 5, Green viUe, Oliio.
Denman, John F., Island Pond, Vt.
Denney, Oscar H., 295 N. Main St., Canan-
daigua, N. Y. 1882
Dennis, OrviUe M., Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Dennison, Henry HoUing, bus., 4 Radcliffe
Rd., Belmont 78, Mass. 1927
Denton, James A., R.D. 3, Apex, N. C.
Depoyan, Jacob M., 78 Melrose St., Arling-
ton 74, Mass.
Derby, Alfred Eugene, Anacortes, Wash. 1912
Derbyshire, Albert W., 15050 Southfield Rd.,
Detroit, Mich.
DeRemer, J. C. R. 1, Conover, Ohio.
Derome, Jules A., Ed., 516 W. Tenth St.,
Sioux FaUs, S. D. 1889
Derrick, Thomas H., R.D. 2, DeLand, Fla. 1905
Derry, Rufus K., Ferguson, Iowa.
Der Sahakian, Mardiros, p.o.d., 314 Shaw-
mut Ave., Boston, Mass. 1928
Desha, Stephen L., Jr., Kealakekua, T. H.
Desmond, Oviatt E., 26 School St., Rock-
port, Mass.
Dettmers, Howard A., p.o.d., Denton, Mont.
DetweUer, Leonard A., 422 N. Murray St.,
Madison 5, Wis. 24, 270
tDe ViUiers, Francois J., My., Africa. 1925
De Vos, Auguste, 131 Grove St., Torrington,
Conn,
de Vries, Maurice. North St.. North Branford,
Conn.
DeWeese, Francis Merle, Box 123, Lakeside,
Cal. 1904
Dewey, Kirk M., Sidney, Mont.
DeWitt, Dale, Reg., 10 Park Ave., New York
16, N. Y.
Dexter, Mrs. AUce Mabel, % W. B.-H.
O'NeiU, R.D., Ryan, Iowa. 1919
Deyo, John Maurice, 36 North St., Water-
town, Conn. 27
DeYoung, Cornelius, West Ave., Gasport,
N. Y.
Dibble, Miss Lauretta A., A.B.C.F.M. 1927
Dice, Orin Edward, Ch., Fishermen's Institute,
Gloucester, Mass. 1930
Dick, Thomas Chalmers, Jr., 1971 Princeton
Ave., Saint Paul 5, Minn.
Dickerman, Josiah Pope, 21 Mechanic St.,
Foxboro, Mass. 1891
Dickey, Mrs. Christina R., i.d.w.. Box 7,
Grand Prairie, Tex. 1925
Dickey, John Gilman, Angels Camp, Cal.
Dickey, Paul G., 4809 N.E. 107th Ave.,
Portland 13, Ore.
Dickinson, Edwards Haven, p. at I., Rio
Grande, Ohio. 1928
Dickinson, Leon Arcliibald, Jr., Ch. U.S. Navy.
1927
344
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1943
Dickinson, Miss Rhoda Jane, Sleepy Eye,
Riinn.
Dickinson, Selden Curtiss, R.D. 1, Newton,
Iowa. 1891
Dickinson, Selden Curtiss, Jr., 3707 W. 50th
Ave., Denver 11, Colo.
Dickson, George A., Benson, Minn.
Dickson, Ronald Warren, 8221 Crockett Blvd.,
Los Angeles 1, Cal.
Diede, Richard Raymond, Ch. U.S. Army.
270, 1943
Diehl, Grover L., 204 S. Hambden St.,
Chardon, Ohio.
Dierberger, Paul W., 1510 Central Ave., Great
Falls, Mont.
Dierdorff, Russell D., 254 W. Orleans St.,
Paxton, 111.
Dierlamm, Cleveland Reuben, Payson, 111.
Dietrich, Emil, bus.. Grand Forks, N. D. 1905
Dietrich, Henry J., p. em., Hardin, Mont. 1901
DiFlorio, A. Lawrence, Union & S. Elm Sts.,
Waterbury 40, Conn.
DiUe, Carl R., A.B.C.F.M. 1928
Dimond, Roger E., bus., 1716 N. Waco St.,
Wichita, Kan. 1908
Dingwell, James D., 340 Broadway, Paw-
tucket, R. I.
Disbrow, Edward Delavan, 452 W. Sixth St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1892
Distant, Lewis E., Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
Divine, Robert J., 1002 Perry St., Daven-
port, Iowa.
Dixon, Dalco E.. bus., 4124 St. Paul Blvd.,
Rochester, N. Y. 1908
Dixon, Frederick R., Heath, Mass.
Dixon, Herbert, Leverett, Mass.
Dixon, Theodore T., 110 W. Main St., Plain-
ville. Conn.
Dixon, Thomas B., 669 Franklin St., Clay
Center, Neb.
[Dixon, William Reese, deceased. 42
Doan, May wood Joseph, Ev., 1124 N. LaSalle
St., Chicago 10, 111. 1940
Dobbs, John F., Severance, N. Y. 1900
Dobeck, Robert, Box 332, Plevna, Mont.
Dobler, Walter E. , 73 Institution Ave. , Newton
Center 59, Mass.
Dodd, Alexander Dickson, 353 Hammond St.,
Bangor, Me. 30
Dodge, Rowland Backus, bus., 1527 Waverley
St., Palo Alto, Cal. 1905
Dodzuweit, Fred, Pine Island, N. Y.
Doherty, Peter, 1032 28th St., Columbus, Ga.
Dollar, Charles Carl, Ch. U.S. Army. 1928
Dollar, Jesse H., 2308 Roanoke Ave., New-
port News, Va.
Dollar, John D., Box 263, Langdale, Ala.
Dollar, Melvin H., 303 Dallis St., Lagrange,
Ga.
tDoUison, A. J., 228 E. Town St., Circleville,
Ohio. 1921
[Donaldson, Frederic F. G., deceased.
Donaldson, John Isaiah, p.em., 1231 Herkimer
St., Houston 8, Tex. 24, 1896
Donat, Anthony S., 1261 N. Raymond Ave.,
Pasadena 3, Cal.
Dopson, J. Marion, bus., R. 1, Tallassee, Ala. 1931
Dorey, Frank David, T., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 270, 1943
Dorn, William Hugo, 4937 McPherson Ave.,
Saint Louis 8, Mo. 1893
Dornhoefer, John, p.o.d.. Box 41, Spring-
boro. Pa. 1911
Dorrell, Mrs. Edith, s.w., 403 Leonard Ave.,
N.W., Grand Rapids 4, Mich. 1935
Dorsett, Melvin C, 2136 S. Columbine St.,
Denver 10, Colo.
Douds, Donald Harry, p.o.d., 9823 N.E. Fourth
Ave., Miami, Fla. 1941
Douglas, Earl William, Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 25, 1935
Douglas, Fred R., R.D. 4, Frankford, Ind.
Douglas, George H., 221 E. Main St., North-
boro, Mass.
Douglas, John Alfred, Ch. U.S. Army. 27
Douglas, Richard GUmore, Ch. U.S. Army. 1932
Douglass, Glenn Welmer, Hampden, Mass.
Douglass, H. Paul, Sec, 129 Cooper Ave.,
Upper Montclair, N. J. 1894
Douglass, John J., 1008 S. Lincoln Ave., Ur-
bana. 111.
Douglass, Roscoe D., Box 297, Ferndale,
Cal. 1903
Douglass, Truman B., Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 7, 8, 9, 14, 18, 22, 1928
Douglass, Truman O., 241 W. Fourth St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1897
Dowd, Squire, 202 Battle St., Raleigh, N. C. 1885
Downey, WilHam Bertrand, Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Downing, David, Geneva, Ind. 1918
Downs, Aaron W., Jefferson, Ohio.
Downs, Charles Albert, R.D. 2, Willimantic,
Conn.
Downs, Darley, A.B.C.F.M. 1916
Dowty, Paul W., 205 W. Ward St., VersaiUes,
Ohio.
Doyle, John, Ch., Ill Middle St., Portsmouth,
Va. 1923
tDrake, Charles W., New Haven, Conn. 1871
Drake, Edward A., Box 326, Excelsior, Minn.
Drake, Francis Augustus, s.w., Pinehurst,
N. C. 1934
Drake, G. Bryant, Pr., Doane College, Crete,
Neb. 37, 1921
Dreier, Nelson C, St., 1052 W. Sixth St., Los
Angeles 14, Cal. 8, 23, 25, 1929
Drew, Bernard T., Grace Church, Framing-
ham, Mass.
Drew, George Elbert, 4308 Pasadena Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Drew, WilUam J., 232 N. GaUoway St.,
Xenia, Ohio. 1894
Driesbach, Charles H., 1409 Prmceton Ave.,
Orlando, Fla. 1891
DriscoU, Edward A., 236 W^ Church St.,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Driver, George Hibbert, 34 Barnaby St.,
Lowell, Mass.
Drumm, John, 611 ^ Washington St., Oregon
City, Ore. 1897
Drysdale, Miss Euphemia, p.em., 113 Apple-
ton Ave., Pittsfield, Mass. 1923
Dubbs, Harrison W., Gorham, Me.
Duddy, Frank E., 112 Upland Rd., Cam-
bridge 20, Mass.
Dudley, James, 800 Berkley Ave., Norfolk,
Va. 1941
Dudley, John H. M.. 213 Edgar PL, Elizabeth,
N. J. 1913
Dudley, Joseph H., Box 26, Berlin Heights,
Ohio.
Dudley, W. Ewart, 3212 Ave. C, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Dudley, William E., 2317 CoUingwood Ave.,
Toledo 10, Ohio. 8
Dudley, Wilham Hugh, 278 Bryant St., Buf-
falo, N. Y.
Duenow, Herbert H., 3906 Michigan Ave.,
Kansas City 4, Mo.
Duerson, Leo L., 621 Wilcox St., Waupun,
Wis.
Duglay, Hugh, 127 Palmer Ave., Falmouth,
Mass. 1920
Duke, George T., Center Lovell, Me.
Dukes, Hubert N., 115 Third St., Jackson,
Mich.
Dull, L. Edward, Maple Rapids, Mich.
Dull, WUbert E., 2032 N. Taylor St., Topeka,
Kan.
Dumm, B. Alfred, North Weare, N. H. 1891
Dumm, George E., bus., 537 S. Pierce St.,
Lima, Ohio. 1928
Duncan, Charles A., Wingate, Ind.
Duncan, John, 1603 N. Main St., Wheaton,
lU. 1912
Dungan, T. Arthur, 4350 N. E. 33rd Ave.,
Portland 11, Ore. 1900
Dunham, Chester F., 3456 Island Ave.,
Toledo 9, Ohio.
Dunham, Clarence Stanfield, 162 Deer Hill
Ave., Danbury, Conn.
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
345
Dunham, Clarence Wells, 46 Bellevue St.,
Dorchester 25, Mass. 26
Dunham, Melvin Francis, bus., 1933 Eastern
Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. 1911
Dunlap, Harry Philip, Castile, N. Y. 270
Dunlap, Raymond B., 1.530 N. Alexandria
Ave., Los Angeles 27, Cal. 1907
Dunlap, Roger Allen, bus., R.D. G, Concord,
N. H. 1903
Dunn, Charles E., 27 Myrtle St., Claremont,
N. H. 27
Dunn, Frank Edmund, 156 Elm St., Andover,
Mass.
Dunn, Henderson H., 2924 Louisiana Ave.,
New Orleans 15, La.
Dunn, Theodore S., 17 Hamilton St., New
Britain, Conn.
fDunn, Wallace B., Cal. 1896
Dunning, Morton D., Hungary Rd., Granby,
Conn. 26, 1899
Dunstan, J. Leslie, Sec, P. O. Box 150,
Honolulu, T. H. 23, 1928
Dunstan, John F., 1142 17th Ave., N., Seattle
2 Wash.
Dunstan, William Thomas, 308 Rock City St.,
Little Valley, N. Y.
Duplissev, Frederick J., Ch. U.S. Navy.
Dupree, William., R.D., Earlville, 111.
DuPriest, Albert Lee, 267 Frederick St., Hunt-
ington, Ind.
Durant, Cecil H., 6ms., 18 E. 111th St., New
York 29, N. Y. 1942
Durkee, J. Stanley, 6725 44th Ave., Univer-
sity Park, Md. 1898
Durstan, Alfred S., Liitherville, Fla. 1883
Dutcher, A. Ernest, Worthington, Minn. 1930
Dutton, Phihp Drew {A.B.C.F.M.), Benzonia,
Mich.
Dutton, Robert, p.o.d., 274 W. 118th St., New
York26, N. Y. 1915
Dutton, Robert Lee, Holden, Mass.
Duvall, Lewis A., Crystal Springs, Pa.
Duvall, Sylvanus M., />/., 5315 Drexel Ave.,
Chicago 15, 111. 1924
Dwight, Charles A. S., Box 216, Oak Bluffs,
IVlass 1884
Dycer, Arthur WiUiam, 2927 Highland Ave.,
Birmingham 5, Ala.
Dyer, Frank, 1006 Chnton Ct., Highland
Park, 111. 1897
Dyer, Thomas L., bus., 940 Funston Ave.,
Norwalk, Cal. 1903
Dysart, John P., A.B.C.F.M. 1910
Ealey, William M., 501 E. Oregon Ave.,
Urbana, 111. 1880
Eames, Charles O., 188 Merriam Ave., Leom-
inster, Mass. 1897
Earp, Ben Joe, 335 Concord Rd., Albermarle,
N. C.
Eastman, Finley E., Wakeman, Ohio.
Eastman, Fred, Pf., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 31,1911
Eastman, George Pomeroy, 19 Oakridge Ave.,
Summit, N. J. 1891
Eastman, Harvey M., Green St., Slatersville,
R. I.
Eastman, Vinton P., bus., 215 W. Beckwith
Ave., Missoula, Mont. 1907
Easton, Carlton, Ch. U.S. Army. 1917
Easton, William Burnet, Jr., i.d.w., 164 Sun-
set Ave., Amherst, Mass. 1933
Eaton, E. Earle, Harford, Pa.
Eaton, Kenneth Oxner, 558 Dickinson St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Eaton, Mrs. Olive Myrtle, asso. p.. Box 133,
Harford, Pa. 1931
Eaton, Walter S., 277 State St., Augusta, Me. 1891
Ebersole, Charles David, Mantorville, Minn.
Ebertz, Wilham A., Jamestown, N. D.
Eby, Albert B., Reg., Benzonia, Mich. 1901
Eby, Miss Louise Saxe, Pf., Milwaukee
Downer College, Milwaukee, Wis. 1928
Eck, Marshall Owen, Main St., Marlboro,
N. H.
Eckerson, Ray, 514 N. Commonwealth Ave.,
Los Angeles 4, Cal. 1899
Eckhardt, John H., Box 67, Berthoud, Colo.
Eckhoff, Philip J., Odell, 111.
Eddleman, Henry C, biis., R.D. 1, Dewey
Rose, Ga. 19 14
Eddy, Allen L., 302 E. Pleasant St., Ma-
quoketa, Iowa.
Eddy, David Brewer, Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 14, 16, 1904
Eddy, Elmer N., Lee, 16 Holton St., Peabody,
Mass. 1928
Eddy, Robert Leigh, Wilmington, Vt.
Edgar, Robert A., 2109 Glenview Rd., Glen-
view. 111.
Edge, WiniamF.,323N.StateSt.,Dover,Del. 270
Edmunds, Ernest Frederick, p.o.d., Niles,
Ohio. 1933
Edwards, Butner, 37 W. 132nd St., New
York 27, N. Y.
Edwards, Frank Little, 123 S. Hamilton St.,
Watertown, N. Y.
Edwards, George Nelson, R.D. 1, Bradenton,
Fla. 1901
Edwards, J. Edgar, 29 Burnett Ave., Maple-
wood, N. J.
[Edwards, Nicholas Tillinghast, deceased. 43
Edwards, Otto Emil, 66 Van Zant St., East
Norwalk, Conn.
Edwards, Ralph Burris, 65 Newbury Ave.,
North Quincy 71, Mass.
Edwards, Richard Henry, Lisle, N. Y. 35, 1906
Edwards, W. J., R. 2, Ramseur, N. C. 1920
Ehlers, Jacob Henry, i.d.u'., 428 Baltimore St.,
Hanover, Pa. 1913
Eichler, George, Yoder, Wyo.
Eighmey, Lawrence J., T.. Pittsfield, Pa. 1923
Eisele, Richard O., 128 Madeline St., Pitts-
burgh 10, Pa.
Eisenach, George, 201 E. 15th St., Yankton,
S. D. 35
Elkins, Grove F., bus., Old Saybrook, Conn. 1904
Elder, Jesse Edwin, R.D. 4, Boise, Ida.
Elder, William Wytche, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1915
Elderkin, Noble Strong, 187 Dorchester Rd.,
Akron 2, Ohio. 8, 14,22
Eldred, John W., 317 E. Cecil St., Waynoka,
Okla. 1894
[Eliopoulos, Constantine N., deceased.
EUerbee, R. J., 3904 Beallwood Ave., Colum-
bus, Ga.
EUinger, Clarence G., Wa viand, Mich.
Elliott, Alfred Charles, 304 Faulkner St., New
Smyrna Beach, Fla.
Elliott, Homer Herbert, Ch. U.S. Army. 1932
[Elliott, Richard Travis, deceased. 43
Elliott, William B., bus., 135 S. FrankUn St.,
Hemet, Cal. 1939
Ellis, Arthur M., West Medway, Mass. 1908
Ellis, Aylett Bruce, 1211 29th St., Newport
News, Va. 1912
Elhs, Emery W., Fairfield, Neb. 1904
Elhs, Francis C, 3755 Lemon St., Riverside,
Cal.
Ellis, Hubert S., 406 E. Washington St.,
Belding, Mich. 1912
Ellis, Robert J., R.D. 1, Fairfield, 111. 1896
Ellis, Samuel R., Pf., Ohio Wesleyan College,
Delaware, Ohio. 1926
Ellis, Walter March, 729 G Ave., National
City, Cal. 1884
[Ellis, Willis A., deceased. 43
Ellison, James Bonnard, Wolverine, Mich.
EUms, Louis, p. em., Anna Maria, Fla. 1889
Ellsworth, Frederick K., Dayville, Conn.
Elmen, John, p.o.d., Stillman Valley, 111. 1909
Elmen, Paul H., Ch. U.S. Army. 270, 1943
Elmes, Arthur F., 116 Seaton PI., N.W.,
Washington 1, D. C.
Elwell, Tallmadge Robert, bus., 5758 31st
Ave., N.E., Seattle 5, Wash. 1898
Elwick, Fredrick G., bus., 6223 Kenwood
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1916
[Elwood, Willis Penfield, deceased. 43
Emerich, George Albert, 6ms., 10 North St.,
Hillsdale, Mich. 1907
346
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[1943
Emerson, John Crosby, Coventry, Vt.
Emery, Clarence P., 1207 Longwood Ave.,
Pueblo, Colo. 1899
Emery, Elbert Sidney, 163 N. Center Ave.,
Plymouth, Pa.
Emigholz, Ludwig C, 215 S. Chestnut St.,
Kewanee, 111.
Emke, Emerson E., Madrid, N. Y.
Emmert, Rufus E., 12 W. Second St., Dan-
ville, 111.
Enders, George Christian, Pf., 34 College PI.,
Defiance, Ohio. 1894
Endo, Francis K., Wailuku, T. H.
England, Richard N., Ch. U.S. Army. 1932
English, Earl T., 304 W. Ohio St., Vermilion,
Ohio.
English, James F., St., 37 Garden St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 9,21, 23, 1921
English, Ralph G., Stanfordville, N. Y.
English, William F., Jr., 49 Walpole St.,
Norwood, Mass. 8
Engstrom, Alfred P., Southwick, Mass.
Enslin, Irving J., Litchfield, Conn.
Ensminger, Fred P., Wadley, Ala.
Ensminger, Ross E., Wadley, Ala. 11
Enwright, John Thomas, 1912 N. Miro St.,
New Orleans 19, La.
Erickson, Charles Telford, Lake Helen, Fla.
Erickson, Elmer E., 4812 Fontenelle Blvd.,
Omaha 11, Neb.
Ernst, Edward G., Troy, N. H.
Errington, Frederick, Higganum, Conn.
Erskine, John W., Ei>.. 602 N. Main St.,
Evart, Mich. 1900
Ervin, Robie, Garrison, Ky.
Escott, N. Ellsworth, 628 Lawson Ave.,
Steubenville, Ohio.
Eshelman, Byron Elias, 5407 Roberts St.,
Oakland 2, Cal. 270
Eshelman, Clarence A., Red Cloud, Neb. 1913
Eslinger, Edward J., Alpena, S. D.
Essig, William F., R.D. 1, Box 31, Beaver-
creek, Ore.
Estabrook, William A., p.em., Thetford, Vt. 1893
[Estes, Robert Fulton, deceased. 43
Etter, JuUus E., 234 E. Main St., Greenville,
Ohio.
Eusden, Ray A., 666 Center St., Newton 58,
Mass.
Euston, Walter H., Deep River, Conn. 270
Eutsler, Frederick Byerly, Ch. U.S. Army.
Evans, Arthur T., 5234 Lexington Ave., Lin-
coln 4, Neb. 1905
Evans, Arthur Walwyn, 523 Meigs St., Roch-
ester, N. Y.
[Evans, Daniel, deceased. 43
*Evans, Dardanus, 255 Union St., Hampton,
Va. 1907
Evans, David L., Vergennes, Vt.
Evans, Donald Robert, Charlevoix, Mich.
Evans, Edwin Richard, 1216 Seneca St.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Evans, Edwyn M., 911 Ogden Ave., S.E.,
Grand Rapids 6, Mich. 1908
Evans, Mrs. Ella A., W. 455 22nd Ave., Spo-
kane 9, Wash. 1884
Evans, Ernest Charles, p.o.d.. Belle River,
Prince Edward Island, Canada. 1919
[Evans, Ernest M., deceased.
Evans, Griffith, Thompson ville, Mich.
Evans, J. Merle, 205 N. Kansas Ave., An-
thony, Kan.
Evans, James G. , 227 S. Main Ave. , Scranton 4 ,
Pa.
Evans, John Charles, Newport, Wash.
Evans, Joseph, p.o.d., Box 676, Warren, Ariz. 1929
Evans, Joseph H., 308 W. 139th St., New
York 30, N. Y.
Evans, Lester E., Warren, Mass.
Evans, Mrs. Marie Jensen, Main St., South
Ashburnham, Mass.
Evans, Rowland H., Valley Springs, S. D.
Evans, Silas A., Northfield, Minn.
Evans, Thomas, 2505 N. 64th St., Omaha 4,
Neb. 1900
Evans, Wilford H., 1932 N. Sixth St., She- '
boygan. Wis. '
[Evans, William Winter, deceased. (
Everett, John Edward, Brewster, N. Y 1894
Everhart, RoUin O., 518 N. State St., Concord, '.
N. H. ,
Everroad, Ralph W., Mazomanie, Wis.
Evers, John Upton, 1725 H St., N.W.. Wash- }
ington, D. C. 1902
Evers, Samuel J., p.o.d., 25 Oakdale Rd.,
Glenbrook, Conn. 1896 !
Eversull, Harry Kelso, i.d.w., 3442 Zumstein '
Ave., Cincinnati 8, Ohio. 1922 ',
Ewing, Raymond H., Roberts, Wis.
Ewing, Richard A., 216 12th Ave., N., Nash-
ville, Tenn. 24
Ewing, RoUand G., 19 Elm St., New Milford,
Conn.
Ewing, William E., 28 Columbus St., Mount
Sterling, Ohio.
Eymann, Harold H., Ch. U.S. Army. 1929
Faduma, Orishatukeh, 630 E. High St., High
Point, N. C. 1895 :
Fagan, William G., 528 Smithfield Ave., Paw- -j
tucket, R. I. j
Fagley, Frederick Louis, Sec, 287 Fourth ;
Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 7, 8, 9, 14, 22, 1912
Fagley, Richard Martin, Sec, 70 Fifth Ave.,
New York 11, N. Y. 1939
Fairbank, Alan M., 22 Marion Ave., Water-
bury 73, Conn. |
[Fairbanks, Arthur, deceased. ,
Fairbanks, George W., 238 23rd Ave., N., !
Clinton, Iowa. ■
Fairchild, Ernest E., 227 N. Rosemont Ave.,
Los Angeles 26, Cal.
Fairfield, Wynn C, Sec, 14 Beacon St., Bos-
ton 8, Mass. 9, 16, 1910
Fairhe, J. Harold, fews., Westfield, Wis. 1923
Fairman, Henry Butler, 619 Hall St., S.W., |
Grand Rapids 9, Mich.
Falconer, Robert C, 20 St. Paul PI., Nutley,
N.J.
Fales, Ira D., 3456 Jamieson Ave., Saint Louis
9, Mo.
Falk, Robert B., Independence, Kan.
Fallaw, Wesner, Cong. Church, Winnetka, 111.
Farmer, James, Box 581, Yorktown, Va. 1928
Farnham, Darell Milton, 2227 Quincy St.,
Ogden, Utah.
Farnham, George L., U.S. Coast Guard.
tFarnsworth, Lynn V., Harwich Port, Mass. 1901
[Farnum, Ir\ang Benjainin, deceased. 43
Farrah, Q. W., Siler City, N. C.
Farrar, Joseph D., 752 21st St., Newport
News, Va.
Farrer, William D., bus., Box 23, Pellston,
Mich. 1904
Farwell, E. Roy, Sedgwick, Kan.
Fasnacht, Walter, Merom, Ind.
Fath, Edward A., Pf., 703 E. Fourth St.,
Northfield, Minn. 1914
Faulkner, William J., Fisk University, Nash-
ville, Tenn. 7, 9
Fausnacht, Charles H., 209 W. Maple St.,
Westville, 111.
Faust, Irving C, Sioux Rapids, Iowa.
Faville, Theodore R., St., 617 Insurance Bldg.,
Madison 3, Wis. 7, 21, 24, 1913
Feaster, John Newcomer, 30 High St., Bangor,
Me.
Fee, Harry O., Ch., 11827 Gilmore St., North
Hollywood. Cal. 1915
Feener, Carleton LeRoy, p.o.d., 22 Merrill Rd.,
Watertown 72, Mass. 1914
Fellows, Ward Jay, Ch. U.S. Army. 1939
Felton, Calvin J., 249 Lincoln PL, Irvington,
N.J.
Fenwick, John B., Belle\iie, Wash. 1894
Ferch, Aaron I., 6855 17th Ave., N.E.,
Seattle 5, Wash. 1906
Ferguson, Alexander B., 1219 Grove Ave.,
Berwyn, 111.
Ferr6, Nels Frederick Solomon, Pf., 44
Stearns St., Newton Center 59, Mass. 29, 1934
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
347
Ferrier, William W., 2716 Hillegass Ave.,
Berkeley 5, Cal. 1892
Ferris, Chester, 127 N. Riverside Ave., Rialto,
Cal.
Ferris, Harlo H., Rio, Wis.
Ferris, Mrs. Jeannette O., 505 E. San Antonio
Ave., San Jose 12, Cal. 1892
Ferris, Ralph Hall, s.w., 819 Huntington Dr.,
East Lansing, Mich. 1906
Fersch, CorneUus, 28 Parkhurst St., Lebanon,
N. H.
Fetherolf, Fred E., bus., Elida, Ohio. 1918
Ficken, Richard O., 1 Chfford St., Fairport,
N. Y.
Fiebiger, Judson E., 110 Dryden Ave., TJtica,
N. Y.
Fiedler, Raymond Edward, R.D. 3, Norwich,
Conn.
Field, Edwin Curtis, 41 N. High St., Bridgton,
Me.
Field, George Ernest, Bertha, Minn.
Fielding, LeRoy Norris, 318 First Ave., Rock
Falls, lU.
Fifield, James W., p.em., 1024 Askew Ave.,
Kansas City 1, Mo. 1894
Fifield, James W., Jr., 535 S. Hoover St., Los
Angeles 5, Cal.
Fifield. L. Wendell, 57 Orange St., Brooklyn,
N. Y. 9
Findlay, James Franklin, Pr., 1136 Benton
Ave., Springfield, Mo. 37, 1923
Findlay, John L., Broadus, Mont.
Fiscus, Carl Frederick, 119 Rose St., Buffalo,
N. Y. 270
[Fish, Arthur Edward, deceased. 43
Fish, Fenton O., bus., 357 E. 13th Ave., Co-
lumbus 1, Ohio. 1913
Fisher, Albert V., Mclndoe Falls, Vt. 1906
Fisher, C. W., 1119 River Blvd., Wichita,
Kan. 1901
Fisher, Charles, Ch. U.S. Army. 1938
Fisher, Charles F., Sullivan, Ohio.
Fisher, Charles Howard, 25 Jackson St., Sau-
gus, Mass. 1909
Fisher, Charles R., bus., 2619 Regent St.,
Berkeley 4, Cal. 1902
Fisher, Edward C, R.D. 3, Geneva, N. Y. 1904
Fisher, Ernest Brayton, Jr., Sheffield, 111.
Fisher, George Francis, Hope Cong. Church,
Springfield, Mass.
Fisher, Mrs. Helen Leavitt, Sheffield, 111.
Fisher, James O., Gays Mills, Wis.
Fisher, Joseph B., Nappanee, Ind.
Fisher, Miles B., p.o.d., 1309 Spruce St.,
Berkeley 7, Cal. 1897
Fisher, Parker William, bus., Winston-Salem,
N. C. 1910
Fisk, Chester B., 54 College St., Hanover,
N. H.
*Fisk, Miles B., 721 Poplar St., Coshocton,
Ohio. 1913
Fisk, Pliny H., p.em., Granville, 111. 1885
Fiske, George Walter, Pf. em., 151 State St.,
Framingham Center, Mass. 33, 1898
Fiske, Roland Clarence McLeod, 535 S. Hoover
St., Los Angeles 5, Cal.
Fitch, Robert EUiot, P/., 1906 Escarpa Dr.,
Los Angeles 41, Cal. 1930
Fitch, Roderick Hawley. 1927
Fitch, Wells Hubert, p.em., Ill Sound Ave.,
Riverhead, N. Y. 1899
Fithian, Henry G., Port Orange, Fla. 1886
Fitzpatrick, John, Union St., Searsport, Me.
Fitzsimmons, John P., Ch. U.S. Army.
Flammer, William, T., 1285 Cook Ave., Lake-
wood 7, Ohio. 1901
Flatt, D. Cecil, Box 32, PlainviUe, N. Y.
Fleckles, Elliott V., Ch. U.S. Army. 1931
Fleming, Isaac, 302 S. Green St., Tehachapi,
Cal.
Fleming, Wilham Frank, Hettinger, N. D. 270
Flemmer, John P., Odessa, Wash.
Flenner, Lyman W., Condon, Ore.
[Fletcher, Francis Wayland, deceased. 43
Fletcher, J. Irving, 192 School St., Quincy 69,
Mass. 1929
Fletcher, Lee, 305 New Scotland Ave., Al-
bany, N. Y.
Fletcher, Orville T., 104 Princeton St., Spring-
field, Mass.
Fletcher, Robert H., Rindge, N. H.
FleweUing, Lemuel E., Easton, Me. ( — )
Fhck, A. Ray, 115 E. 14th St., Hutchinson,
Kan. 1941
Flight, John WiUiam, T., 753 CoUege Ave.,
Haverford, Pa. 1918
Fhnt, James Clapp, Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 22, 1936
Flood, James D., Star Route, Caledonia, Miss.
Flory, Edgar E., p.o.d., Hudson, N. H. 1928
Flory, Edwin B., R. 1, Georgetown, Ohio. 11
Flowers, Albert R., T., Sims, N. C. 1898
Flugum, Omar J., p.o.d., 2612 Merle Hay
Rd., Des Moines 10, Iowa. 1919
Flynn, Dallas Joseph, Ev., 905 S. Caldwell St.,
Charlotte, N. C. 1901
Fooht, Alfred Paul, 58 S. Main St., Colchester,
Conn. 270
Fogg, Charles Grant, 8 Wrentham St., Dor-
chester, Mass. 1897
Fogleman, James U., bus., R. 1, Burlington,
N. C. 1927
Foley, Roy William, Pf., Colgate University,
Hamilton, N. Y. 1906
Folino, Paul Joseph, 2901 E. 91st St., Chicago
17, 111.
[Folsom, Omar White, deceased. 43
Fooks, Stephen C, 3070 Ash St., Denver 7,
Colo.
Foot, Harry W. , 32 N. Main St. , Sharon, Mass.
[I'orbes, Washington Horace, deceased. 43
Forbush, Dascomb E., 302 E. Lawrence St.,
Appleton, Wis.
tFord, Albert H. 1912
Ford, Arthur S., Box 264, Coleville, Wash.
Ford, Eugene C, 406 E. Fifth St., Grand Is-
land, Neb. 1904
Ford, James B., 19 Pleasant St., Farmington,
N. H.
Ford, William Charles, 25 S. Main St., Wil-
liamsburg, Mass. 270
[Forkell, William, deceased. 44
Forrester, FrankUn G., Box 205, Lowell,Wash.
Fdrshaw, William, 1448 Torrey Pines Rd., La
Jolla, Cal.
Forster, Sydney, Aitkin, Minn. 1922
Forsythe, John W., Lock Box 11, Raymond,
Ohio. 1912
Foss, Isaac Ora, bus., 75 Carwall Ave., Mount
Vernon, N. Y. 1910
Foss, James A., p.em., 46 Maplewood Ave.,
Honeoye Falls, N. Y. 1904
Foster, Earl Ware, 7201 Clinton Ave., Cleve-
land 2, Ohio.
Foster, EUiott O., 18 Rockland St., Taunton,
Mass.
Foster, Gordon L., 733 Third St., Santa Rosa,
Cal.
Foster, James L., Elon College, N. C. 1886
Foster, Jesse Webster, 309 N. Kansas St.,
Anthony, Kan. 1912
Foster, John Junior, Bethel, Me.
tFoster, O. Delmer, University Club, Chicago,
111. 1902
Foster, Robert Nelson, Gorham, N. H.
Foster, Virgil E., 2nd Cong. Church, West
Newton, Mass.
Fowell, Myron W., Sec, 14 Beacon St., Bos-
ton 8, Mass. 23, 1925
Fowler, George, Ames, Iowa. 1894
Fowler, Leonard W., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1936
Fowler, Ulysses Samuel, Talladega College,
Talladega, Ala.
Fox, Howard S., bus., 5653 Stanton Ave.,
Detroit 8, Mich. 1914
FoxaU, Thomas, Bloomfield, Conn.
Francis, Joseph C, R.D. 3, Muncie, Ind. 1898
Frank, Melvin Lynn, 1866 Iglehart Ave.,
Saint Paul 4, Minn.
Frank, Theodore Ehemann, 2332 Charney
Rd., University Heights 18, Ohio.
Franks, Jesse E., R.D. 1, Apex, N. C. 1915
348
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[1943
Frantz, Samuel, North Manchester, Ind.
Fraser, Arthur E., 701 W. Ocean Ave.,
Lompoe, Cal. 1899
Fraser, David, 26 Powder House Blvd.,
Somerville, Mass.
Fraser, Donald B., Francestown, N. H.
Fraser, James A., 103 First St., Riverhead,
L. I., N. Y.
Frasure, Charles A., Sherburne, N. Y. 1896
Frazee, Fenton E., R.D. 2, Jefferson, N. Y. 1897
Frazee, John Elmer, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1928
Frazier, Cecil E., Camp Forrest, Tenn. 1931
Frazier, Donald H., 263 Coram Ave., Shelton,
Conn.
Frazier, Francis Philip, Cal. 1926
Frazier, Howard, Laplant, S. D.
Frazier, Jacob A., bus., Greenville Ave., Win-
chester, Ind. 1914
Frazier, William A., 219 S. Main St., Lom-
bard, 111.
Frazier, William F., Tr., 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 7,12,18,21,1911
Freeling, Henry P., 117 W. Washington St.,
Delavan, Wis.
Freeman, Elmer S., 412 Broad St., Menasha,
Wis.
Freeman, Forrest Frank, R.F.D., Arcade,
N. Y. 270
Freeman, Lawsha V., Bo\ 735, Suffolk, Va.
Freeman, Luther, 390 E. Kingsley Ave.,
Pomona, Cal. 1890
Freeman, WilUam A., 16 J^ High St., Cov-
ington, Ohio. 1902
Freer, Harold Wiley, 3 Winthrop Ter., East
Orange, N. J.
[French, Charles V., deceased.
French, David Edgar, 763 E. Flott St., Po-
mona, Cal. 1885
French, Edward G., Johnson, Vt. 1892
French, Frederick W., Royalston, Mass.
French, Herbert Porter, s.w., 623 Woodruff
Ave., Toledo 4, Ohio. 1937
French, Howard Dakin, 21 Florence St.,
Natick, Mass. 1900
French, Howard Dean, 18 Sunset Ave., Am-
herst, Mass. 1901
French, Joe A., 43 Montgomery St., Reids-
viUe, N. C.
French, L. Clark, South Berwick, Me.
French, L. Theron, 65 Rosemont St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn.
French, Robert M., R.D. 2, Portsmouth,
N. H. 1898
Friberg, Eino, Westminster, Mass. 1931
Fricke, Paul G., 6ms., 1608 12th Ave., Rock-
ford, 111. 1903
Frieboes, John A., Treynor, Iowa.
Frieboes, Wilham, Box 74, Glen UUin, N. D.
Friesen, Peter, Friend, Neb.
Fritzmeier, John E., Ch. U.S. Navy. 270, 1943
Fritzmeier, William, R.D. 3, Fall Creek,
Wis. 1892
Frost, George Benjamin, 50 Chestnut St.,
Andover, Mass. 1883
Frost, Harry A., 1538 Marlowe Ave., Lake-
wood 7, Ohio.
Frost, Merle Arthur, Ch., 3414 Sixth St., Riv-
erside, Cal. 1896
Frost, S. E., Jr., Pf., 30 S. Bedell Ter., West
Hempstead, N. Y. 1925
Frost, Wilham Mason, Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Fry, Earl Clinton, 138 Hancock St., Au-
burndale, Mass. 1890
Frye, Harold M., Dale St., Wilton, N. H.
Frye, Richard Alden, Plainfield, Conn.
Fryer, James Francis, W. 1224 Riverside St.,
Spokane, Wash. 1899
Frvhng, William, 12 Muirhcad St., Wollaston
70, Mass. 1891
Fryman, James C, Smile, Ky.
Fuenning, Albert A., p.em., 810 N. 14th St.,
Lincoln 8, Neb. 1902
Fujinaga, E. S., My., 3488 Manoa Rd.,
Honolulu, T. H. 1932
Fuiiyoshi, Donald Hiroshi, Lihue, Kauai,
T. H.
Fukushima, Joseph, 20-12-F, Relocation
Branch, McGehee, Ark.
Fulgham, Philip O., 6ms., 1622 N.E. Couch
St., Portland 14, Ore. 1894
Fuller, Charles Floyd, 41 Central Ave., Ham-
den, Conn.
Fuller, Clarence William, 156 Bowles Park
Ext., Springfield 4, Mass.
Fuller, Frank AveriU, 24 Tatem St., Putnam,
Conn. 1896
Fuller, Montie J. B., R.D. 2, Thomaston,
Conn. 1902
Fuller, Walter B., 5ms., 225 W. Market St.,
Harrisonburg, Va. 1916
Fuller, William Harvey, p.em., 2701 Univer-
sity Ave., San Diego 4, Cal. 1895
tFultz, Tom, Ky. 1936
Fung, Tet Yin, 1054 S. King St., Honolulu,
T. H.
Fuqua, Leonard Clarence, 6ms., 741 Acacia
Dr., Burlingame, Cal. 1918
Furnad-jieff, Vasil Demetrius, Sec, 37 Sher-
man Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 1928
Furuta, Chiyokichi, 829 Pensacola St., Hon-
olulu, T. H.
Furze, W. Wallace, 4 Greenbank Ave., Pied-
mont, Cal. 23
tGable, Martin L., 111. 1926
Gabrielson, Milton G., 158 St. Joseph Ave.,
Long Beach 3, Cal.
Gackle, Emanuel, Medina, N. D.
Gaede, Erwin A., 7703 W. 65th PI., Argo, 111.
Gaffney, Charles D., 6510 High Point Dr.,
Seattle 6, Wash. 1917
Gage, Brownell, R.D. 2, Manchester, Conn.
Gaige, Frank E., Milford, N. J.
Galbreath, Inez D., T., Willow Hill, 111. 1937
Gale, Clarence R., 601 Mayflower Rd., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1887
Gale, Louis, 121 N. Fourth St., Douglas, Wyo.
Gallagher, Buell G., Pf., 1798 Scenic Ave.,
Berkeley 4, Cal. 36, 1929
Gallaudet, Herbert Draper, Blackstone Ave.,
Pine Orchard, Conn. 1903
Galle, M. J., Odessa, Wash.
Galloway, Lloyd Edward, 4415 S. Hooper
Ave., Los Angeles 11, Cal.
Gait, Truman F., 6ms., 110 S. Thomas Ave.,
Shenandoah, Iowa. 1911
Gamble, Roy Franklin, Maine, N. Y.
Gammon, Robert W., Sec, 19 S. La Salle St.,
Chicago 3. 111. 1897
Ganley, Wilham, Box 95, Dudley, "Mass. 1897
Gans. Herbert Charles, 6801 Maplewood Ave.,
Sylvania, Ohio.
Garcfa, Diego, Luquillo, P. R.
Garcla-Guevara, Serafin, Rfo Abajo, Ceiba,
P. R. 270
Gardiner, Davis, Dickinson Center, N. Y. 1896
Gardner, C. Elhott, Dir. R.E., Mission Hills
Church, San Diego, Cal. _ 270, 1943
Gardner, Edward Vincent, Severy, Kan.
[Gardner, Frank Henry, deceased. 44
Gardner, John, 67 Hilton Ave., Garden City,
L. I., N. Y.
Garfield, E. Chandler, 11 Atkins PL, Medford
Hillside, Mass.
Garfield, Frank L., p.em., Mount Dora, Fla. 1893
Garfield, John P., 152 Dean St., Taunton,
Mass. 1902
Garland, Malcolm W., 309 E. 201st St., New
York 58, N. Y.
Garland, Thomas P., McConnellsburg, Pa.
Garman, Clark P. (A.B.C.F.M.) i.d.w., 2233
Osceola St., Denver 12, Colo. 1906
Garner, Alexander C, p.em., 250 W. 136th St.,
New York 30, N. Y. 1891
Garran, Charles E., 380 Main St., Amesbury,
Mass.
Gaskell, Benton Searle, Ch. U.S. Navy. 270, 1943
Gaskill, John Gilbert, Ch. U.S. Army.
Gates, A. Avery, p.o.d., Stoughton, Mass. 1911
Gates, Allen Hazen, R.D., East Haddam,
Conn.
1943]
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349
1881
9
38
Gates, Caleb F., Pr. em., 1640 E. Third Ave.,
Denver, Colo. 1881
Gates, Carl M., 755 Mayflower Rd., CLire-
mont, Cal. 26, 1903
Gates, Herbert Wright, i.d.ic, 38 Kenwood
Ave., Newton Center 59, Mass. 27, 1904
Gause, Eben N., Mound City, Kan. 1898
Gay, Arthur E., Fremont, Mich.
Gay, Ulrich, 56 Marian Ave., Pittsfield, Mass.
Gaylord, Donald F., 580 Capp St., San Fran-
cisco 10, Cal.
Gaylord, Edward D., Sec, 595 Mayflower Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1902
[Gaylord, Franklin Augustus, deceased. 44
Gaylord, Harding Woods, 4 Academy St.,
Farmington, Me.
Gaylord, Joseph Howard, New Braintree,
Mass.
Gebhardt, John E., 322 S. Baltimore Ave.,
Hastings, Neb.
Gedcke, Lawrence A., 239 S. Kenilwortli
Ave., Elmhurst, 111.
Gee, John Robert, Winchester, N. H.
Geeding, Elbert C, Kimmell, Ind.
Geese, William K., 1236 Haslage St., Pitts-
burgh 12, Pa.
Gehring, John Richard, 408 State St., Hart,
Mich.
Gelvin, Edward H., R.D. 1, Stockton, N. J.
George, Francis D., Centerville, Mass.
Gerhnger, Charles, Sioux Falls, S. D.
Getchell, Evander Plummer, 620 Fifth Ave.,
Valley City, N. D.
*Gia Russo, Paul A., 1817 N. Hi Mount Blvd.,
Milwaukee 5, Wis.
Gibb, Dale Arthur, R.D. 1, Raymond, N. H.
Gibbons, Ray, Sec, 289 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 7, 14, 22, 1928
Gibson, Edwin H., 70 Byron Ave., Brockton,
Gibson,'Mrs. Elsie, asst. p., 311 W. Sixth St.,
Morris, Minn. 1935
Gibson, George M., 1448 E. 53rd St., Chicago
15, 111. 8
Gibson, Percy W., 312 Second Ave., N.E.,
Waseca, Minn. 1917
Gibson, Royal John, 311 W. Sixth St., Morris,
Minn.
Giddings, Gordon L., Grand Ledge, Mich.
Giersbach, Walter Charles, Pr., Pacific Uni-
versity, Forest Grove, Ore. 9, 37, 1928
Giffen, Thomas T., 1931 Estudillo St., Mar-
tinez, Cal.
Gilbert, C. C, bus., R. 1, Amelia, Ohio. 1917
Gilbert, Ernest D., s.u<., 2188 N. High St.,
Apt., 23, Columbus 1, Ohio. 1908
Gilchrist, George E., 118 President's Lane,
Quincy 69, Mass. 16, 27
Gilkey, James Gordon, 127 Mulberry St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Gilkey, James Gordon, Jr., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1942
GMl, Charles O., Orwell, Vt. 1894
Gill, Clayton H., Forest Lane, Gloucester,
Mass. 270
Gill, Earl, Manchester, Ohio. 1934
Gill, Harley H., St., 1164 Phelan Bldg, San
Francisco 2, Cal. 16, 23. 191 1
Gill, Sumner H., 301 Main St., Tilton, N. H.
Gillanders, Donald Joseph, 1430 Columbia
St., Eugene, Ore. 1907
Gillespie, Arthur Merton, Williamstown, Vt.
Gillespie, John L., bus., 229 M Capitol St.,
Charleston, W. Va. 1896
GiUett, Clarence S. {A.B.C.F.M.) s.iv., 521
E. Cook St., Santa Maria, Cal. 1921
Gillette, Edwin Carlton, Reg., 1515 Mallory
St., Jacksonville 5, Fla. 11, 23, 1898
tGilHland, John, p.o.d., R.D. 1, Coalton,
Ohio. (— )
Gilli.s, Hugh A., Lincoln, Me.
Oilman, Raymond N., 29 Howard St., New
Britain, Conn.
Gilmore, Arthur E., Albany, Ind.
Gilmore, Arthur H., 2111 Commonwealth
Ave., Saint Paul 8, Minn.
Gilmore, Reuben Eugene, C/i. U.S. Navy.
Gilroy, WilUam E., 4G4 County Rd., Barring-
ton, R. I. 8
Gist, Nathan H., bus., Beekman Tower Hotel,
First Ave., & 49th St., New York 17, N. Y.
1910
Glasscock, Edward R., bus., Plummers Land-
ing, Ky. ( — )
Gleason, Basil C, 82 N. Main St., Brewer,
Me.
Gledliill, George H., Southwest Harbor, Me.
Glover, Carl A., 12 Greene St., Pawtucket,
R.I.
Gloyn, Cyril Kennard, Pf., 318 Gales Creek
Rd., Forest Grove, Ore. 1940
Gluvna, Joseph, R.D. 1, Charleroi, Pa.
Goddard, Harvey Warren, bus., 6638 Barnaby
St., N.W., Washington 15, D. C. 1927
Goddard, John Calvin, p.em., Salisbury,
Conn. 1881
Goddard, Thomas S., 820 29th St., West Palm
Beach, Fla.
Godley, Albert, Tenafly, N. J. (— )
Goergizian, Arsen A., Salem St., Salem
Depot, N. H.
tGoff, Asa O., bus., Waverly, Ohio. (— )
Goin, Edward F., p.em., 573 Orchard St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 1902
Gold, A. Reginald, Cheboygan, Mich.
[Golder, Arthur Lee, deceased. 44
Goldsmith, Willis Laiten, 610 E. Mill St.,
Porter\'ille, Cal.
Goltz. WiUiam E., 434 Linden St., Hartford,
Mich.
Gomke, Edwin Chris, 5527 Kenwood Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Gonzales, Frank C, Tabor, Iowa. 1903
Gonzales, John Brosius, 1631 Randolph Ave.,
Topeka, Kan.
Gonzalez, Carlos P., Humacao, P. R.
Gooch, William S., 47 Pine St., Peterboro,
N. H.
Good, Charles M., Kiowa, Kan.
Goodacre, James J., Oak Bluffs, Mass. 1809
Goodale, Theodore Nelson, 303 N. Seventh
St., Vineland, N. J.
Goodboy, Oscar, Cannon Ball, N. D. 1928
Goodell, Horace H., 9337 S. Ada St., Chicago
20, 111.
Goodenough, Giles F., Broad Brook, Conn.
Goodfellow, RolUn, Ch. U.S. Army. (Missing
in action) 1925
Goodheart, Simon F., 16 Eleanor St., Strat-
ford, Conn. 1898
Gooding, Ernest Alfred, Jr., Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
GoodUffe, George E., Morrisville, Vt.
Goodman, F. S., R. 1, Box 167, Dover, N. C. 1927
Goodrich, Chauncey William, 10 Boody St.,
Brunswick, Me. 1893
Goodrow, William W., bus., Sedro WooUey,
Wash. 1915
Goodsell, Fred Field, Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 7, 8, 9, 14, 16, 22, 1905
Goodson, Albert John, Fontanelle, Iowa.
Goodwin, Arlie D., Ky.
Goodwin, Frank J., 221 Pomona Ave., Long
Beach, Cal. 1888
[Goodwin, George Kittridge, deceased. 44
Goodwin, Samuel Henry, p.em., 1165 Prince-
ton Ave., Salt Lake City 5, Utah. 1890
Goodwin, Sherman, Townsend, Mass.
Goodwin, Thomas Arthur, 23 High St., Mar-
blehead, Mass. 8
tGoodyear, De Mont, Hollywood, Fla. 1900
Gordon, Alexander D., Bethany, Conn.
Gordon, Alexander Houston, U.S. Army. 1941
Gordon, Edwin R., Dudley, Mass.
Gordon, Harry B., 215 Coffeen Ave., Sheridan,
Wvo.
Gordon, John, 806 N. Riain St. ,Rockford, 111.
Gordon, Thomas, Arhngton, Wash.
Gorton, Dempster D., bus., 37 Water St.,
Torrington, Conn. 1906
Goslin, Martin Leland, 2288 Elm St., Man-
chester, N. H. 29
Goto, Masaichi, 1293 Nuuanu Ave., Honolulu,
T. H.
350
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[1943
Goude, Stuart V., Ch. U.S. Army. 1920
Goudey, Charles Francis, 1127 Watkins St.,
S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Goush, Roger Whitfield, 318 Cutler St.,
Allegan, Mich.
Goughnour, Herbert L., 1116 Washburn St.,
Scranton 4, Pa.
Gould, Benjamin, Box 425, Los Altos, Cal. 1903
Gould, Clarence B., Britton, Mich.
Gould, Everett W., Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
Gould, Howard D., Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Gould, John Harold, South Sudbury, Mass. 1904
Gould, Stanley A., 39 North St., Saco, Me.
Gould, Walter Hollis, 6ms., S. Main St., North-
field, Vt. 1917
Gozzo, Salvatore C, 216 Edgewater Rd.,
Cliffside Park, N. J.
Grabill, D. Quincy, Box 175, NUes, Cal.
Graetz, Herbert D., 256 Hope St., Bristol,
R. I. 24
Graf, Stanley W., 1316 26th St., Moline, 111.
Graf, Walter C, 1144 Prairie Ave., Beloit,
Wis. 1903
Graff, Franklin L., 6428 Garland Ave., Fort
Worth 7, Tex. 1890
Grafton, Jesse C, bus., R.D. 1, Box 370,
Escondido, Cal. 1898
Gragg, Ira T., 4015 Fair Ave., Saint Louis 15,
Mo.
[Graham, Charles Frank Luckett Nordman,
deceased. 44
Graham, David, Ipswich, S. D.
Graham, J. William L., U.S.O., Blue Hill, Me. 1923
Graham, James G., 99 W. Broad St., Westerly,
R. I.
Graham, John J. G., 3227 Oakland Ave.,
Wichita 8, Kan. 1894
Graham, Percy L., Otsego, Mich.
Graham, Richard Shannon, 18 First Ave.,
Seymour, Conn.
Graham, Roscoe, 2977 N. Maryland Ave.,
Milwaukee 11, Wis.
Graham, William Brantly, Hackleburg, Ala.
Grams, Ernest A., Box 118, York, Neb. 1908
Granger, A. Lanson, Jr., 131 S. Main St., Say-
ville, N. Y.
Granger, Lawrence Douglas, Ch. U.S. Army.
Granstrom, Elmer N., Washington Depot,
Conn.
Grant, E. Milton, 2592 W. 14th St., Cleve-
land 9, Ohio.
Grant, Frederick L., South Windham, Conn. 1895
Grant, James A. G., Ch. U.S. Army.
Grant, John Hiram, s.w., 426 Post Rd., Fair-
field, Conn. 1896
Grant, Lathrop C, Maple Ave., Jaffrey, N. H.
Grant, Martin Lee, 215 Miller Ave., West
Terre Haute, Ind.
Gratton, John, 130 Wendell Ave., Pittsfield,
Mass. 8
Grauer, Otto C, 208 N. Kenilworth Ave.,
Oak Park, 111. 1887
Grauman, Edward, 224 N.E. Mason St., Port-
land 11, Ore.
Graves, Arthur G., 2540 Cumberland Rd., San
Marino 9, Cal. 1902
Graves, Lawrence Dewey, Ch. U.S. Army. 1930
Gray, Arthur Douglass, 5712 Prairie Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 18
Gray, David L., 209 E. Ninth St., Man-
chester, Ohio. 1905
Gray, G. Charles. 3600 Walnut St., Kansas
City 2, Mo.
Gray, Harmon M., Langdale, Ala. 1920
Gray, Henry David, 1919 Fletcher Ave.,
South Pasadena, Cal. 8
Gray, Kenneth Vernon, 56 Oak St., Booth-
bay Harbor, Me.
Gray, Leonard B., 81 Laighton St., Lynn,
Mass.
[Gray, Thomas Richardson, deceased. 44
Gray, Thomas, 122 S. Harvard Ave., Villa
Park, 111. 1900
Grebe, Frank, a.5so. p.o.d., Westminster Church,
Buffalo. N. Y. 1940
Greeley, Leslie C, p.em., Box 443, New Bed-
ford, Mass. 1898
Green, Arthur, 406 Second Ave., Spearfish,
S. D.
Green, Carl L., 1619 Fourth Ave., Scottsbluff,
Neb.
Green, Edward F., Box 576, Southern Pines,
N. C. 1899
Green, Erastus H., 42 Liberty Ave., West
Somerville, Mass.
Green, Miss Ida A., R.D. 2, Havre de Grace,
Md.
Green, John C, p.em., 422 Beach 124th St.,
Rockaway Beach, N. Y. 1897
Green, John F. C, 322 Olive Ave., McKees-
port, Pa.
Green, Merodach, Second Ave., N.E., Waseca,
Minn.
Green, Sigfrid E., Ch. U.S. Army. 1915
Green, Thomas J., R.D. 1, Ramseur, N. C.
Greene, Mrs. Alida A., 139 Church St.,
Lockport, N. Y. 1903
Greene. Charles W., 401 Palm Dr., Glendale
2, Cal. 1913
Greene, Frederick D., 125 Bellevue Ave.,
Upper Montclair, N. J. 1888
Greene, George Louis, Old Saybrook, Conn.
Greene, Louis, 142 Broad Blvd., Cuyahoga
Falls, Ohio.
Greene, Shirley E., s.w., Merom, Ind. 22, 1936
Greene, Theodore Ainsworth, 33 Lexington
St., New Britain, Conn. 7. 16
Greenlaw, Earle Damon, Ch. U.S. Nary.
Greenlee, Clyde W., 60 60th PL, Long Beach
3, Cal. 1900
Greenley, Jay Hiram, bus., 100 Taunton PL,
Buffalo, N. Y. 1912
Greensmith, Horace C, Brookside Dr., Olm-
sted Falls, Ohio.
Greenwood, Victor L., 435 Farmington Ave.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 1902
Greenwood, Walter R., R.D. 1, Torrington,
Conn.
Creep, Miss Orpha E.. Sec, 111 S.W. Third
St., Galva, lU. 1914
Greer, Arthur, p.o.d.. Box 304, Canora, Sas-
katchewan, Canada. 1937
[Greer, James, deceased. 44
Gregg. Arthur Eugene, Berlin Corner, R.D.
2, Montpeher, Vt.
Gregg, James Edgar, 323 New Lenox Rd.,
Pittsfield, Mass. 9, 1903
Gregg, John Hinton, 1256 Divisadero St.,
Fresno 1, Cal.
Gregg. Theodore Hinsdale, Woodstock, Vt.
Gregory, Alfred E., 416 E. Broadway, Wau-
kesha, Wis.
Gregory, J. Frank, Advance, Ind. 1928
[Gregory, James Francis, deceased.
Gregory, PhiUp E., 515 Seventh Ave., S.E.,
MinneapoUs 14, Minn. 18, 25
Gregory, Philip Henry, 1027 Washington St.,
Traverse City, Mich.
Gregory, WilUam Edgar, Ch. U.S. Army. 1937
Gressley, Minor M., 314 S. West St., Bellevue,
Ohio.
Grey, Alfred Daniel, 2013 Lawrence Ave..
Toledo 6. Ohio.
Grey. Robert M.. 5 Francis St.. Woburn.
Mass.
Grieb, Edmund, Box 294, Fairfield, Neb. 1891
Grieder, Daniel E., 3400 Windsor Rd., Austin,
Tex. 1918
Griffin, Johnson Linwood, Ch. U.S. Army.
Griffith, John R., 209 Mohawk Bldg., Port-
land 4, Ore.
Griffith, P. M., R.D. 4, Milton. Fla.
Griffith. WiUiam Edward, 742 Hartford Ave.,
Los Angeles 14, Cal. 1898
Griffiths, William Taylor, 91 E. Fourth St.,
Oswego, N. Y.
Grile, Noah E., Upland, Ind.
Grimes, Harry. 146 High St.. Newburyport.
Mass.
*Grimm. Forrest R.. Box 94. Cambria, Minn. 1941
1943]
Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
351
Grimshaw, Eric W., 20 Shaffner St., Worces-
ter, Mass.
Grisbrook, Edward O., 23 Benedict St.,
Bridgeport 4, Conn. 1-893
Grissom, Martin L., Jr., Box 16, Granville
Center, Mass.
Grissom, Raymond T., R.D., Carthage, N. C.
Grissom, William A., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1941
Grobel, William Kendrick, Randolph, Vt.
Groetsema, Frederic, 169 S. Baldwin Ave.,
Sierra Madre, Cal.
Groezinger, Christian, 3585 Powell Ave.,
Memphis, Tenn. 1901
Groop, Andrew, p.em., 186 High St., Fitch-
burg, Mass. 1891
Gross, Daniel I., 99 Liberty St., Athol, Mass.
Gross, Fred W., 515 S. Garfield St., Lodi, Cal.
Gross, John D., Box 157, Hallam, Neb.
Grosz, Martin H., Fredonia, N. D.
Groves, John W., Jr., Box 561, 514 Saunder
St., Sanford, N. C.
Grubaugh, Leon Earl, St., 621 Mack Bldg.,
Denver 2, Colo. 8, 18, 23, 1922
Grupe, Charles W., Wadhams, N. Y. 1890
Grupe, Frederick W., Wadhams, N. Y. 1896
Gudmundsson, Gudmund B., Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
Guest, WilUam Harry, 1910 Prospect St., Lin-
coln 2, Neb. 1914
tGuilbert, Edward S., 820 N. Wabash Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 1937
Guild, George E. fcws.. Grand View, Ida. 1916
Guild, Roy B., Sec. em., 333 Vitoria St.,
Winter Park, Fla. 1897
Guiles, Austin PhiKp, Pf., 340 Chestnut St.,
West Newton 65, Mass. 29, 1923
Gulick, Sidney L., 2451 E. Manoa Rd., Hon-
olulu, T. H. 1886
GuUen, George Edgar, 914 LaFayette Bldg.,
Detroit, Mich.
Gunther, Edmund E., bus., 1115 Lincoln Rd.,
Ann Arbor, Mich. 1912
Guptill, Nathanael M., 89 Chase St., South
Portland 7, Me. 270
Gustin, Byron F., Meadow St., North Am-
herst, Mass.
Gutensohn, Samuel G., 626 Clermont St.,
Antigo, Wis.
Guthrie, Clarence E., Y.M.C.A., Eau Claire,
Wis. 1927
[Guthrie, Ernest Graham, deceased.
Gutjahr, Edwin, Box 577, Crook, Colo.
Gutry, Norman R., 421 W. Greene St., Piqua,
Ohio.
tGuyton, Mrs. S. Abbie Chapin, Okla. 1906
Gwaltney, Edwin C, 1960 Broadway, In-
dianapolis 2, Ind.
Gwaltney, Ivan, 9514 College Ave., R.D. 16,
Box 458, Indianapolis, Ind.
Gwaltney, J. Clarence, Lynnville, Ind.
Gysan, WiUiam Herman, Sec, 21 Hillside Ter.,
Belmont, Mass. 1918
Haberlin, Arthur Garfield, Ch. U.S. Army. 1925
Hachian, Nushan K., R.D. 1, Box 4, ParUer,
Cal.
Hacke, Augustus C, Box 176, Ripon, Cal.
Hack-ett, Allen, Central Union Church, Hon-
olulu, T. H. 1931
Haddan, James F., Doerun, Ga. 1899
Hadidian, Yervant H., p. at I., 194 Glen St.,
New Britain, Conn. 1938
Hadley, John, Hartwick, N. Y. 1936
Hadley, Theodore B., 19 Highland St., Som-
ersworth, N. H.
Hachlen, Maurice L., 403 Third Ave., Eau
Claire, Wis.
Haecker, Milo Claude, Canova, S. D.
Haemmelmann, Herbert, p.o.d., 1043 N.
Eighth St., Lincoln 8, Neb. 1941
Haemmelmann, Howard Karl, 505 W. Third
St., McCook, Neb.
Haemmelmann, Karl H. See Hammelmann.
Hagan, Frederick W., Ch. U.S. Army. 1912
Hagelganz, Henry, 4222 N.E. Eighth Ave.,
Portland 11, Ore.
Hageman, James C, 16377 Holmur Ave.,
Detroit 21, Mich. 1897
Hager, Charles S.. Orange City, Fla.
Hahn, Clement F., 28 Montague St., Wor-
cester, Mass.
Hailwood, James W., Vernal, Utah.
Hainer, Addison Merlin, 417 N.W. Second
Ave., Galva, 111.
tHaines, Edward B., Conn. 1920
Haines, Johnson, 31 High St., Littleton, N. H.
Haines, Perry E., Jr., 33 Ocean St., Beverly,
Mass.
Hainsworth, William, Box 491, Dexter, Mich.
Halajian, Samuel H., 4565 Saturn St., Los
Angeles 6, Cal.
Halbersleben, Henry C, 3033 R St., Lincoln
3, Neb. 1884
Halbert, Leroy A., bus., 1430 Park Rd., N.W.,
Washington 10, D. C. 1902
Haldane, Robert, Madison, Me.
Hale, Edward W., 9 Vernon St., Framingham,
Mass.
Hale, Harris Grafton, p.em., 10 Bubier Rd.,
W., Marblehead, Ma.ss. 1891
Hale, Lincoln Bell, Pr., Evansville College,
Evansville, Ind. 1927
Hale, Morton W., R.D. 2, Middlebury, Vt.
Halfaker, WiUiam LeRoy, 4300 Grimes Ave.
S., MinneapoUs 10, Minn.
Hall, Basil D., 110 Pine St., Florence, Mass.
Hall, Carl D., Eaton, 111.
Hall, Carl FrankUn, p.o.d.. Swans Island, Me. 1936
Hall, Edward C, 87 Filmore St., Phillipsburg,
N. J. 1892
Hall, Frederick Lyman, St., 1006 Hippodrome
Bldg., Cleveland 14, Ohio. 7, 9, 24, 1907
Hall, George Anthony, 94 Harvard Ave.,
Brookline 46, Mass. 1912
Hall, Mrs. Gretchen von Walther Hayes, Swans
Island, Me. 1933
Hall, John Ruffin, 1106 Chapel St., Norfolk,
Va. 1929
Hall, 'Marion, Ernest, Intell. U.S. Navy. 1914
Hall, Raymond A., 12 Overlake Pk., Burling-
ton, Vt.
[Hall, Robert Dwight, deceased. 45
Hall, Robert L., 215 W. Sixth St., Michigan
City, Ind.
HaU, RusseU, 6ms., 22 Grant St., Utica, N. Y. 1926
HaU, Willard B., 245 S. 19th St., Salem, Ore.
Hall, William Melvin, bus., C-2, Navy Way,
Washington Ter., Ogden, Utah. 1918
Halladay, WilHam Lovel, R.D. 1, Sunfield,
Mich. 1924
Halliday, Ernest M., Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 18, 1913
Halhday, James F., Box 112, La Canada, Cal.
HaUock, Raymond T., s.w;., 84 W. Mineola St.,
Valley Stream, N. Y. 1930
Hallowell, George D., Ocean St., Marshfield,
Mass.
Halme, Omar Gideon, 1430 W. 37th Dr., Los
Angeles 7, Cal.
Halstead, George W., 3324 Woodward St.,
Portland 2, Ore.
Halverson, Marvin Pierce, field sec, 600 W.
122nd St., New York 27, N. Y. 1942
Hamalainen, Eino J., 5018 Kenmore Ave.,
Chicago, 40, 111.
Hamans, T. C, 1001 Manly St., Raleigh,
N. C. 1921
fHamilton, Charles G., Lib., LeMoyne College,
807 Walker Ave., Memphis, Tenn. 1928
Hamilton, Frank Roosevelt, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1925
Hamilton, George Victor, s.iv., Fairfield
County Home, Westport Ave., Norwalk,
Conn. 1912
Hamilton, Gilbert M., Lisbon Falls, Me. 1891
Hamilton, Henry, My., 356 Union Ave.,
Mount Vernon, N. Y. (— )
Hamilton, Robert M., Newcastle, Neb.
Hamilton, William John, Jr., Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
Hamilton, WiUis Crosby, Box 226, Milburn,
N. J.
Hamlin, William R., 60 Fearing St., Amherst,
Mass. 1905
352
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[1943
Hamm, Basil, Waltz, Ky.
Hamni, David L., 116 Sound Ave., River-
head, N. Y. 270
Hamm, Robert F., p.o.d., Sunman, Ind. 1933
Hammelmann, Karl H., Sheboygan, Wis.
Hamniitt, Mrs. Rachel Lucy Rogers, 6m.',-., 418
Elizabeth St., Milton, Ore. 1918
Hammond, Charles L., Box 44, Montour,
Iowa. 1898
Hammond, Joseph Albert, Bar Mills, Me.
Hammond, Wilham E., Walker, Minn.
Hampton, James D., 6ms., R. 1, Troy, Ohio. 1923
Hance, Edward R., 266 Church St., Nauga-
tuck, Conn.
Hanchett, John Corliss, 444 E. Broad St.,
Columbus 15, Ohio.
Handanian, Karnek A., 51 Church St., Ware,
Mass.
Handsaker, Mrs. Alice M., 2840 S.E. 31st
Ave., Portland 2, Ore.
Handsaker, John J., Sec, 602 Stock Exchange
Bldg., Portland 4, Ore. 1901
Hangen, Emerson G., 10 Newmarket Rd.,
Durham, N. H. 9
Hankovsky, George, 2223 Delaware Ave.,
Swissvale, Pa.
Hanna, John B., 26 S. Harrison St., East
Orange, N. J. 8
Hannar, Edward Madison, Box 305, Biscoe,
N. C. 1938
Hannar, George Washington, P.O. Box 124,
Burlington, N. C.
Hanning, John A., bus., 755 Sheldon St., S.E.,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 1907
Hannum, Harold S., Saint Johnsbury, Vt.
Hannum, Henry Oliver, 2955 Dartmouth
Ave., Saint Petersburg 6, Fla. 1896
Hanscom, Bertram B., 10 Kenilworth Rd.,
Worcester, Mass.
Hanscom, Clarence Walter, 1902 Seventh Ave.,
Scottsbluff, Neb.
Hanscom, Frank I., 4900 Gulf Blvd., Saint
Petersburg, Fla. 1906
Hanscom, Frederick L., Nashua, Iowa.
tHansel, J. W., Cal. 1914
Hansen, Carl Albert, Asso. St., 37 Garden St.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 23, 1942
Hansen, Neil E., St., 19 S. La Salle St.,
Chicago 3, 111. 23, 25, 1920
Hansen, William A., Box 177, Beaumont,
Cal. 1908
Hanson, Anton M., 6ms., 3461 Las Palmas,
Glendale 8, Cal. 1904
Hanson, Charles W., R.D. 3, Lagrange, Ga.
Hanson, Peter J., bus.. Magnolia, Minn. 1920
Harald, J. Waldemar, Ev., 22 Batterymarch
St., Boston 2, Mass. 1905
Hardcastle, Howard S., 272 E. 39th St., Nor-
folk 8, Va. 18
Harden, Lloyd, Box 921, Concord, N. C. 1921
Hardin, Arthur L., R.D. 4, Moulton, Ala.
Hardin, Edwin Dodge, 45 South St., Cuba,
N. Y. 1898
Harding, Chauncey M., Lithgow St., Water-
ville. Me.
Harding, Thomas Henry, 326 Frankhn St.,
Hutchinson, Minn.
Hardy, Edwin Noah, Sec. em., 26 Lexington
Ave., Greenwich, Conn. 1890
Hardy, Ray Morton, 226 Riley St., Dundee,
Mich.
[Hardy, William Prescott, deceased.
Hare, Alfred W., p.em., 1098 W. Kensington
Rd., Los Angeles 26, Cal. ]
Hargett, Frederick A., 926 Lincoln St.,
Greensboro, N. C.
Hargis, Robert L., 105 Carohna St., San
Antonio 3, Tex.
Hargrave, Edward W., 255 Center St., Chula
Vista, Cal.
Hargreaves, John Robert, s.w., 2328 Brev/ster
St., Saint Paul 8, Minn. 1894
Hargreaves, Theophilus C., Brinifield, 111.
Hargrove, James, Manson, N. C. ( — )
Hargrove, James M., 418 Pettigrew St.,
Henderson, N. C. 1925
45
23
Haring, Elton Ernestus, Ch., 1200 N. State
St., Los Angeles 33, Cal. 1902
Harju, Andrew A., 822 Coyne Ave., Ash-
tabula, Ohio.
(Harkness, Joseph, deceased.
Harlow, Samuel Ralph, Pf., 307 Prospect Hts.,
Northampton, Mass. 1912
Harmon, Willard P., p.em., 307 Amherst Ave.,
Ticonderoga, N. Y. 1894
Harned, Harry E., 910 Fifth Ave., S., Clinton,
Iowa. 1907
Harnish, Louis C, 17 Hammond St., Wal-
tham 54, Mass. 1894
Harper, Charles W., Olathe, Kan.
Harper, Joel W., 1219 W. Ninth Ave., Spo-
kane 9, Wash.
Harper, John H., 325 S. Fourth St., Pekin, 111.
Harper, WiUiam S., 31 1 James St., Shafter, Cal.
Harpole, Ralph O., Ch. U.S. M.S.
Harrell, Delbert Earl, 25 E. Benton Ave.,
NapervUle, 111.
Harrell, Stanley C, 1010 W. Markham Ave.,
Durham, N. C. 9
Harrell, W. O., Elgin, Neb.
Harrer, John A., 6ms., 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. 19, 1918
Harris, Mrs. Bertha J., R. 1, Lorain, Ohio. 1897
Harris, C. Basil, 6ms., Kittery, Me. 1924
Harris, Charles A., 1400 Lead St., Norfolk,
Va.
Harris, Clyde C, 412 Lake Ave., E., Lady-
smith, Wis.
Harris, David, LeRaysville, Pa. 1907
Harris, Elbert J., 5521 Chevy Chase Pkwy.,
N.W., Washington 15, D. C. 1902
Harris, Emerson Wesley, 3932 Ferdinand St.,
Seattle 44, Wash.
Harris, Erdman, Pf., Lawrenceville School,
Lawrenceville, N. J. 1925
Harris, James A., R.D. 1, Middleburg, N. C. 1930
Harris, P. Virgil, 349 S. Jefferson St., Hunt-
ington, Ind.
Harris, Pierson Penrose, 845 W. State St.,
Trenton 8, N. J. 1923
Harris, Ralph Everett, Castalia, Ohio.
Harris, Ralphe Andr6, 511 N. Seventh Ave.,
Maywood, 111.
Harris, Rupert William, R.D. 1, Lorain,
Ohio. 1891
Harrison, A. Robert, U.S.O., Moultrie, Ga. 1930
Harrison, Charles Harvey, 30 Lansdowne St.,
Fredericton, New Jirunswick, Canada. 1904
Harrison, Fred, 120 E. Jackson St., Ottawa,
111.
Harrison, Hiram Blake, 427 Hot Wells Blvd.,
San Antonio, Tex. 1891
Harrison, Jo.seph V., 186 St. James Ave.,
Springfield, Mass. 1903
Harrison, WiUiam, Andover, Ohio.
Harrod, B. C, 1115 34th St., Newport News,
Va.
Harshfield, M. Clark, Chamberlain, S. D.
Hart, E. Belden, 141 Colonial Rd., Rochester,
N. Y.
Hart, Edward A., Naselle, Wash.
Hart, I. Alva, R.D. 1, Crestview, Fla.
Hart, William Coolidge, Ch. U.S. Army.
Hart, William Wallace, 279 E. A St., Colton,
Cal. 1900
Harter, Mrs. Guernsey, 332 S. Columbia St.,
Union City, Ind. 1914
Harter, Melvin H., asso. p., Central Union
Church, Honolulu, T. H. 1934
Hartfiel, Ferdinand, My. Macia, Enlre Rios,
Argentina, S. A. 1943
(Hartley, Bert A., deceased.
♦Hartley, Morley Richard, Shabbona, 111.
Hartman, Frank, Somers, Wis.
Hartman, George, 1129 N. 22nd St., Quincy,
111. 1891
Hartman, John M., Wakarusa, Ind.
Hartman, Ross B., 318 N. Sixth St., Wahpeton,
N. D.
Hartman, F. Talmage, 454 W. Chestnut St.,
Port Washington, Wis.
1943]
Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
353
Hartshorne, Hugh, P/., 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 9, 34, 1913
Hartung, Lois Joy, McLaughlin, S. D.
Hartwell, H. Linwood, 1309 Dempsey Rd.,
Madison 4, Wis. 1895
Harvey, Charles T., Burlington. N. C.
Harvey, Edwin Deeks, Orford, N. H.
Harvey, Henry Stimson, Red Vale, Colo. 270
Harwood, Douglas, Ch. U.S. Army. 1939
Harwood, Thomas W., R.D. 1, Franconia,
N. H. 1898
Has-EUison, John, Parkman, Ohio.
Haskell, George William, 2008 W. 70th St.,
Los Angeles 44, Cal.
Haskell, Joseph N., P/., 50 Ashland St.,
Newburyport, Mass. 1900
Haskin, Robert F., Ch. U.S. Army. 1921
Haskins. Stuart Campbell, Ch. U.S. Nary.
Hass, Nathaniel, Chadron, Neb.
[Hassell, Richard Burton, deceased. 45
Hastie, Charles Bradford, Ch. U.S. Army. 1937
[Hastings, Horace Lawrence, deceased. 45
Hastings, William F., 39 South St., Middle-
bury, Vt.
Hastings, William Walter, Hancock, N. H. 1929
Hatch, Charles A., T., Brewster Academy,
Wolfeboro, N. H. 1912
Hatch, David Phillips, 490 Old Post Rd.,
Fairfield, Conn.
Hatch, George B., 2 Sylvandale Rd., Jewett
City, Conn. 1887
Hatcher, Harold O., bus., 4610 Wentworth
Blvd., Indianapohs, Ind. 1936
[Hatfield, Clifford Christy, deceased. 45
Hatt, John Howard, 151 Exchange St., Millis,
Mass.
Hauck, Charles E., R. 1, Box 98, Holly Hill,
Fla.
Haulenbeek, Charles Judson, p.o.d., 210 E.
68th St., New York 21, N. Y. 1926
Haun. Charles Carroll, T., Crossville, Tenn. 1920
Haun, Ray Arthur, Letcher, S. D.
Haupt, Hans H., p.em., Salem Pike, Mount
Washington, Ohio. 1894
Hausauer. Albert, Odessa, Wash.
Haven, William LeRoy, S. Main St., Wolfe-
boro, N. H.
Havener, Philip Henry, 198 Western Ave.,
Brattleboro, Vt.
Haverinen, John, 47 Buckley St., Quincy,
Mass.
Hawkes, Albert Scott, 592 Mayflower Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1900
Hawkes, George B., Plainfield, Mass.
Hawkes, Thomas A., Two Rivers, Wis.
Hawkes, William E., Woodbury, Conn.
Hawkins, Ernest A., 128 Cottage PI., Fair-
field, Conn. 1927
Hawkins, Hiram B., 320 Roosevelt Ave.,
Syracuse, N. Y. 1909
Hawkins, Newman H., Campbell, Neb.
H^'kins, Obadiah Waller, 712 Apple St.,
Burlington, N. C.
♦Hawkins, R. L., Gen. Deliv., Suffolk, Va. 1923
Hawkinson, Bernard A., s.u'., 3336 Berteau
St., Chicago 18, 111. 1932
Hawley, Henry K., p.em., Box 115, Winter
Park, Fla. 1901
Hawley, John Amon, 22 Blue Hills Rd., Am-
herst, Mass. 38
Hawley, Walker T., Manchester, Vt. 27
Hawthorne, Kingsley Walter, Ch. U.S. Army.
270, 1943
Hay, Ellis Walker, 1842 N. Delaware St.,
Indianapohs 2, Ind. 8
Hay, W. Lupher, bus., 130 35th St., N.E.,
Canton 3, Ohio. 1925
Hayden, Francis J., Wantagh, N. Y.
Hayden, Lloyd, Box 921, Concord, N. C.
Hayes, Frederick Augustus, 317 Washington
St., Canton, Mass.
Hayes, Frederick D., 7 Church St., Belfast,
Me.
Hayes, Jasper C, p.o.d., Marathon, N. Y. 1913
Haynes, Charles S., p.em.. Reed's Ferry,
N. H. 1894
Haynes, Eugene V., 2160 Garden Ave., Klam-
ath Falls, Ore.
Hayward, Frederick Downing, 23 Central St.,
Methuen, Mass. 1909
Hazel, Oscar A., Burlington, N. C.
Hazeltine, Francis B., Junior Republic, Litch-
field, Conn. 1931
Hazelton, Roger, Dean, Shove Memorial
Chapel, Colorado College, Colorado Springs,
Colo. 1934
Hazen, Carleton, Newfield Heights, Middle-
town, Conn. 1892
Hazen, Clarence Arthur, Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
Hazen, Wilham, 138 Hancock St., Auburn-
dale 66, Mass. 1897
Heacock, Roland T., Ch. U.S. Army.
Head, Mrs. Charlotte A., 215 Carlton Rd.,
Syracuse, N. Y. 1932
Head, Donald W., 201 Grace St., Syracuse 4,
N. Y. 38
Head, Wilham W., Cathlamet, Wash.
Heald, Mrs. Katharine P., 226 W. Eighth St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1896
Heaps, Allison Ray, Somers, Conn.
Heath, Mrs. Jessie Getty, Salida, Cal.
Heberlein, Frederick W., Briggsville, Wis. 1898
Heckman, Harold William. Edgemont, S. D. 1942
Heddon, Richard George, s.ic, 2727 Girard
Ave.. Evanston, 111. 1909
Hedgebeth, Emmanuel Stuart, Box 355, Avon
Park, Fla.
tHedges, James M., Monrovia, Cal. 1918
Heermance, Edgar Laing, 241 Lawrence St.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 1902
Heffner, Joseph S., 841 Grayton Rd., Cleve-
land 12, Ohio.
Heghin, Samuel S., Camdenton, Mo. 1901
Heicher, Merlo Karl Wordsworth, 787 E.
Foothill Blvd., Altadena, Cal.
Heidenreich, John F., Oxford, N. Y.
Heigham, Robert H., Box 36, Wiscasset, Me. 270
Heighway, Frank E., 936 Inglewood Rd.,
Cleveland Heights, Ohio. 1894
Heikes, Nelson M., R.D. 2, Albion, Me. 1894
Hein, George, 1107 E. Howell St., Seattle 22,
Wash.
Heininger, Alfred D., R.D. 1, Box 281, El
Paso, Tex.
fHeino, John F., Worcester, Mass. 1929
Helbig, Mrs. Bertha Browne, 223 W. Will St.,
Winchester, Ind. 1914
Held, Frederick, Farmer City, 111.
Helfenstein, Roy Clifton, 221 Third St., N.E.,
Mason City, Iowa. 8, 11
*Helgerson, Carlton, Wilton, Conn.
Hellens, Clarence E., Shrewsbury, Mass.
HeUiwell, George P., 3705 H St., Vancouver,
Wash.
Hellstrom, Carl Ivar, p.o.d., 414 W. 120th St.,
New York 27, N. Y. 1918
Helman, Harley H., p.o.d., 101 Scott St.,
New Carhsle, Ohio. 1930
Helsley, Charles W., 1171 Mulvane St.,
Topeka, Kan.
Heming, Thomas D., U.S.O., R.D. 6, Concord,
N. H. 1935
Hemingway, Ellis L., 20 Malvern PI., Verona,
N.J.
Hempstead, Carl W., p.em., Stuart, Iowa. 1903
Hendershot, William H., Needmore, Pa. 1904
Henderson, Ira Wemmell, 39 Wilson PI.,
Freeport, N. Y. 1904
Henderson, James A., R. 1, Box 82, Manson,
N. C. 11, 1898
Henderson, Jerry, Olive Hill, Ky. 1921
Henderson, John R., 45 Clarendon Ave., West
Rutland, Vt.
Hendrickson, Roy L., 503 E. Yanger St., Lin-
coln, Kan.
Henley, Kenneth R., 65 High St., Greenfield,
Mass. 27
Henley, Norman Forrest, North Troy, Vt. 270
Henry, Charles E., Hiawatha, Kan.
Henry, Frank Edmons, Anita, Iowa.
Henry, James S., Ch. 17. S. Army.
Henry, John Taylor, Ch. U.S. Army. 1921
354
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1943
Henry, Walter S., Yorkville, 111.
Henshaw, Don G., bus., Toronto, Ontario,
Canada. 1912
Henshaw, Thomas Dean, 34 W. Cottage St.,
Chagrin Falls, Ohio.
Henson, Frederick Douglas, 503 E. Third
St., Okmulgee, Okla.
Hentges, Oswald, coll. p., Linha Dona Otilie,
Sera Azul, R.G. do Sul, Brasil, S.A. {—)
Herbert, Lemuel G., McComb, Ohio. 1890
Herbert, Sherman Howard, 322 E. 17th Ave.,
Denver 5, Colo. 1906
Herberts, Herbert L., U.S. Navy.
Herbrecht, Otto G., P.O. Box 161, Etiwanda,
Cal.
Herholz, Richard E., 92 Kent Rd., Tallmage,
Ohio. 1911
Herman, G. Webster, Sturbridge, Mass.
Herman, James J., Herrick, S. D. 1928
Hernandez, Sebastian L., 1701 S. Broadway,
Albuquerque, N. M.
Herod, James A., 601 St. Victor St., Abbeville,
La. 1894
Herr, Horace D., 320 Forest Dr., S.E., Cedar •
Rapids, Iowa. 1881
Herrick, David Scudder, 138 Hancock St.,
Auburndale 66, Mass. 1894
Herrick, Henry Martyn, bus., 309 Whitman
St., Rockford, 111. 1887
Herring, Hubert C, Claremont Coll., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1913
Herriott, D. Paul, Newbury, Vt.
Hersey, Norman Leslie, 89 Mussy St., South
Portland 4, Me.
Hertz, Rudolf, Wessington Springs, S. D.
Hess, Burton L., Box 54. Amesbury, Mass.
Hess, James M., A.B.C.F.M. 1912
Hess, Mrs. Jessie B., asst. p.o.d., 1913 S. 61st
Ct., Cicero, 111. 1929
Hess, WilUam Milton, s.w.. Bowery Y.M.C.A.,
8 E. Third St., New York 3, N. Y. 1901
Hester, Harold H., bus., 1631 S. Valley St.,
Kansas City, Kan. 1923
tHester, John Eber, bus., 758 H Central Ave.,
Kansas City, Kan. 1927
Hewitt, James R., 1718 Hazel Ave., Hayward,
Cal. 1911
Hewson, Earl, 7018 Forsythe Blvd., Samt
Louis 5, Mo. 1906
Heyhoe, Albert George, 206 N. Lucerne Blvd.,
Los Angeles 4, Cal.
Heyl, Walter C, 6945 MediU Ave., Chicago 35,
Heyworth, John R., p.o.d., 5921 Magnoha
Ave., Chicago 40, 111. 1912
Hickcox, Edward S., 31 Franklin St., Chelsea,
Mass.
Hickman, WiUiam C. B., 244 E. Main St.,
Plymouth, Pa.
Hicks, Cyril M., 724 N. 16th St., Kansas
City 2, Kan.
Hieb, Louis, Ravenna, Neb.
Hieb, Stephen Philip, 1526 Boyd St., Ashland,
Neb.
Higby, Clifford Starr, Wheatland, Wyo. 270
Higginbotham, James K., 416 E. Spruce Ave.,
Inglewood, Cal. 1900
[Higginbotham, Thomas Matison, deceased. 45
Higgins, Forrest Cleveland, 3 Arbor St.,
Wenham, Mass. 270
Higgs, N. E., 604 Branch St., Durham, N. C. 1910
Higuchi, Hiro, Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Hiironen, Reino, My., Lock Box 230, Brook-
lyn, Conn. 1916
Hildebrand, Edward, 209 Everett St., Brush,
Colo.
Hildebrandt, Leonard H., 1506 Girard Ave.,
N., Minneapolis 11, Minn. 270
Hildreth, Ellison Story, Brooklyn, Conn.
Hilkerbaumer, Richard, 6804 N. 24th St.,
Omaha, Neb. 1887
Hill, Albert L., 158 Brace Rd., West Hart-
ford 7, Conn. 1893
Hill, Charles F., Tuscola, 111.
Hill, Edmond D., 913 E. Davie St., Raleigh,
N. C. 1903
Hill, George Wilson Crockett, p.em.. Sunset
Farm, West Hartford 7, Conn. 1895
Hill, Harry Robert, 19 Pinkham St., Lynn,
Mass. 1896
Hill, Josephus D., 913 E. Davie St., Raleigh,
N. C. 1918
Hill, Lester Alvah, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1937
Hill, Randolph Hooker, Thetford, Vt.
[Hill, Virgil Benedict, deceased. 45
Hill, William Ely, bus., 105 S. Madison Ave.,
La Grange, 111. 1914
Hill, William H., 1737 Jackson St., Dubuque,
Iowa.
Hill, William John, 234 Washington St., West
Pittston, Pa.
Hillary, Mark, Ch., 12 Riverside St., Fort
Leavenworth, Kan. 1920
Hilliker, Clifford W., 157 Linden Ave., Mid-
dletown, N. Y.
Hinderks, Preston S., 87 Sherman St., Hart-
ford, Conn. 1938
Hindley, John George, 233 Park PL, Ashta-
bula, Ohio. 8
Hines, Herbert H., bus., Springfield, Vt. 1920
Hinkelman, Roswell F., 678 Savin Ave., West
Haven, Conn.
Hinkle, Thomas C, Little River, Kan.
Hinton, George Warren, 3321 102nd St.,
Corona, N. Y.
Hirning, Jacob L., Pf., 1200 Simpson St.,
Evanston, 111. 1913
Hirrschoff, Ernest Herbert, Barre, Mass.
Hirzel, Heinrich, My., Paraiso, via Cachoeira,
R.G. do Sul, Brasil, S.A. 1912
[Hitchcock, A. N., deceased.
Hitchcock, Henry S., 22 Madison St., Chico-
pee Falls, Mass. 1915
[Hitchcock, Lyman Potter, deceased. 45
Hitchcock, Samuel, 60 Sound Ave., Riverhead,
N Y. 1905
Hivale, Bhaskar P., Pf., Wilson Colleye,
Bombay. India. 1920
Hoag, William Dixon, Old Lyme, Conn. 27
[Hoagland, Benjamin F., deceased.
Hoagland, Lars Nilsen, Chewelah, Wash.
Hoare, William James, 429 Benton St., Anoka.
Minn.
Hoats, Elmer E., 1011 Eureka St., Lansing,
Mich.
Hobensack, Roslyn Paul, 6 Elm St., Warren,
Mass. 1932
Hobson, Claude C, Olds, Iowa.
Hobson, FrankUn Drake, 405 E. Eighth St.,
Topeka, Kan. 1896
Hochstatter, Jonathan H., 2130 Westburn
Rd., East Cleveland 12, Ohio.
Hochwald, Earle C, Ch. U.S. Army. 1936
Hodgdon, Thomas M., p.em., 105 S. Main
St., West Hartford 7, Conn. 1891
Hodgen, Robert J., Manomet Parsonage,
Beaver Dam Rd., Plymouth, Mass.
tHodges, Charles A. ^^ (— )
Hodges, Charles Ross, 114 Prospect St., Nor-
wich, Conn.
Hodges, Clifton, 116 Hadley St., Mount Airy,
Hodges, Deane Llewellyn, Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
Hodgkins, Laforest Edmund, Ch. U.S. Army.
Hodgson, William Robert, 940 22nd St.,
Moline, 111. ,, »
Hodous, Lewis, P/., 92 Sherman St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 32, 1901
[Hoelzer, John, deceased.
Hoersch, Albert H., Hyannis, Neb. 270
Hoersch, Henry, Box 88, Warden, Wash.
Hoersch, John. Lowry, S. D.
Hoffman, Christian H., Box 355, .A.rvin, Cal.
Hoffman, Ralph J., Armour, S. D. 270
Hoffman, Robert, Almond, Wis. 1913
Hoffman, Robert W., R.D. 1, East Hampton,
Conn.
Hoffman, Thomas N., Lancaster, Wis.
Hoffmann, Max, coll. p., Pindorama, R.G. do
Sul. Brasil, S.A. (— )
Hogan, Daniel, 809 Romona St., Corona, Cal.
1943]
Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
355
Hogan, Harding R., 1641 Park Ave., Racine,
Wis. 18
Hogan, William E., 215 Monroe St., Mont-
gomery, Ala.
Hoggatt, Williams., R.D. 1, Westboro, Ohio. 1918
Hogue, S. Mark, 1989 Westwood Blvd., West
Los Angeles 2.5, Cal.
Hokkanen, William H., 10 Linwood St.,
Holbrook, Chalmers, p.o.d., Millbrook, N. Y. 1913
Holbrook, Clyde Amos, 92 Barnett St., New
Haven 15, Conn.
Hold, Clayton, Howes. S. D.
Holden, Edwin Roy, Belmont, Vt. 1921
Holden, John L., Hyde Park, Vt.
Holder, Joseph Augustine Theodore, 184
Taylor St., Orange, N. J. 1921
Holfman, Paul D., bus., 911 E. Cypress Ave.,
Burbank, Cal. 1918
Holgate, A. Rawson, Box 5, Middlefield, Mass.
Holland, Mrs. Florence Scarber, Mount Ver-
non, m. 1917
Holland, Hugh P., Jr., Danby, Vt.
Holland, John Jasper, R.D. 2, Box 12, Hol-
land, Va. 1926
[Hollar, William Jennings, deceased. 45
HoUenshead, David S., Needmore, Pa.
HolUster, Frederic M., 185 E. 159th St.,
New York .35, N. Y. 1890
Holloway, John Wesley, Box 61, Ridgeway,
N. C. 1900
Holloway, Vernon Howard, Sec, 297 Fourth
Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 22, 1942
Holloway, William M., Ridgeway, N. C. 1925
HoUowell, Otto C, 419 W. Main St., Port-
land, Ind.
Holman, Andrev/ J., Box 242, East Tallassee,
Ala. 1900
Holman, Glenn Paul, Ch. U.S. Army. 1938
Holman, Rex O., 414 W. Oliver St., Owosso,
Mich.
[Holmes, Clement E., deceased.
Holmes, G. D., Graham, N. C. 1939
Holmes, John Andrew, 1518 Hinman Ave.,
. Evanston, 111. 1901
Holmes, Mons C, bus., 77 Woodford St.,
Portland 5, Me. 1917
Holmes, Normand A., 2307 Bienville Ave.,
New Orleans 19, La. 38
Holmes, Ralph A., 424 Orleans Ave., Keokuk,
Iowa.
Holopainen, Victor, 1205 Cloquet Ave.,
Cloquet, Minn.
Holp, Lincoln Archer, R.D. 3, Belvidere, III. 1891
Holt, Horace I., Rockport, Me. 1904
Holton, Charles Leonard, 27 Amity Ct.,
Springfield, Mass.
Holton, H. Stanley, 7 Chestnut St., New-
buryport, Mass. 1929
Holton, Horace F., Sfc, 14 Beacon St., Bos-
ton 8, Mass. 36, 1905
Holway, Theodore T., Lake.^ Rd., R.M.D. 1.
Duncan, Vancouver Island, British Colum-
bia, Canada. 1896
Homme, Tobias A. S., bus., 16605 Sedalia
Ave., Cleveland 11, Ohio. 1920
Hood, Everett D., bus., 2202 S. Nebraska St.,
Marion, Ind. 1927
Hook, A. W., 148 W. Lyman Ave., Winter
Park Fla 1888
Hook, Archie Hine, 414 S. Plum St., Troy,
Ohio. 7, 9, 11
Hooker, James H., R.D. 2, Box 46, Graham,
N. C.
Hoover, Henry C, 6508 34th St., Berwyn,
111.
Hopkins, C. Howard, Pf., 1230 N. Yosemite
St., Stockton 12, Cal. 30, 1935
Hopkins, WiUiam H., 640 Berkeley Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1894
Hopp, John H., p.em., 617 N.E. Fremont
St., Portland 12, Ore. 1903
Hopper, Stanley B., Box 332, La Harpe, 111.
Hopwood, John L., 2748 Tilden Ave., Los
Angeles 34, Cal.
Horn, Howard Paul, Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
Hornbuckle, Kenneth G., 3911 Blair Ave.,
Saint Louis, Mo. 270
Horning, Lawrence, 214 Armstrong St.,
Leshe, Mich.
Hornung, John Henry, 145 N. Clifton Ave.,
Wichita 8, Kan.
Horst, George C, 6ms., c/o J. I. Case, Racine,
Wis. 1925
Horton, Arthur Gotzian, Pf., State Teachers'
College, Tempe, Ariz. 1933
Horton, Douglas, Sec, 287 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 7, 8, 9, 12, 14, 22, 29, 1915
Horton, Matthew H., Conewango Valley,
N. Y. 1925
Horton, Walter Marshall, Pf., 248 Oak St.,
Oberlin, Ohio. 8, 9, 33, 1919
Hosford, Lisle Raymond, Pf., 918 Fourth St.,
Las Vegas, N. M. 1928
Hosking, WiUiam Thomas, Spring Valley, 111.
Hoskins, Fred, The United Chur-ch, 877 Park
Ave., Bridgeport 4, Conn. 8
Hoskinson, Charles C, 3448 W. Adams St.,
Chicago 12, 111.
Hostetler, Elmer J., Kent, Conn.
Hotchkiss, Albert B., St. Johnsville, N. Y.
Houck, John W., 1749 Grand Concourse, New
York 53, N. Y.
Houghton, Albert Victor, 6ms., 4530 Taft St.,
Richmond, Cal. 1920
Houghton, Ola R., Wallingford, Vt.
Houghton, Roy M., 21 Highland St., New
Haven 11, Conn.
Houlding, Ernest W., bus., 2752 Piedmont
Ave., Berkeley 5, Cal. 1928
Houn, Julius, Box 223, Bowdle, S. D.
House, Robert Lee, 3206 Grove Ave., Rich-
mond 21, Va. 11
House, Thomas, 6ms., R. 6, Booneville Hwy.,
Evansville, Ind. ( — )
Houseman, Alva Benton, 6ms., R.D. 2, Piqua,
Ohio. 1921
Houser, Charles MacMillan, 532 Oakdale Dr.,
Fort Wayne 6, Ind. 7
Houston, Ira J., p.em., 1020 Kirkwood Ct.,
Iowa City, Iowa. 1905
Houtain, George Julian, 711 Boylston St.,
Boston, Mass.
Hovland, Clarence Warren, Ch.U.S. Navy.
270, 1943
Howard, Brittain J., bus., 230 McCauley St.,
Chapel Hill, N. C. 1919
Howard, Charles E., Veedersburg, Ind. 1914
Howard, Donald Bilhngs, 6ms., Charlotte, Vt. 1934
Howard, E. Lee, 471 1 Swiss Ave., Dallas, Tex. 1890
Howard, Edwin R., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1930
Howard, J. R., Oriental, N. C.
Howe, William Thompson, 139 Sycamore St.,
Winter Hill, Mass.
Howell, Joseph Azor, Radnor, Ohio.
Howell, Lester B., R.D. 2, Box 310, Muncie,
Ind.
Howell, Raymond Edward, 6ms., 2500 W. First
St., North Platte, Neb. 1932
tHowie, John Lloyd, 2350 N. Sayre Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 1899
Howland, Robert I., FrankUn, N. Y.
Howlett, Walter Main, i.d.w., 19 W. 44th St.,
New York 18, N. Y. 1914
Howsare, Mrs. Athella M., Plattsburg, Ohio. 11
Howsare, McDaniel, Plattsburg, Ohio. 11
Howson, John Howard, Pf., Vassar College,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 1932
Hoy, Jeffrey Douglas, 1776 Wellesley Ave.,
Saint Paul 5, Minn.
Hoyle, Wayne E., Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
Hoyt, Benjamin B., 826 Ash St., Osage, Iowa;
Hoyt, Frederic V., R. 1, Spokane, Wash. 1883
[Hoyt, Hiram Luther, deceased. 46
Hoyt, John Lewis, Rock Creek, Ohio.
*tHubbard, Horace L. 1879
Hubbard, Hugh W., A.B.C.F.M. 1913
[Hubbell, Fred Manning, deceased.
Huddy, George Manao, Kilauea, Kauai, T. H. 1924
Hudson, Charles Herbert, 3703 E. Trinity St.,
Eureka, Cal.
356
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1943
Hudson, James Douglas, 2322 N. 51st St.,
Seattle 3, Wash.
Hudson, Louis G., Berlin, Mass.
Hueston, Robert, 2138 Hiland Ave., Cora-
opolis. Pa.
Huetter, Frank W., 65 River St., Madison
Ohio.
Huff, Marvin E., bus.. Norton, Kan.
Huff, Orland C, Oakland, Iowa.
Huffer, Ralph S., 80 Silver St., Dover, N. H.
Hufstader, Robert Gary, Nashua, Iowa.
Hughes, C. Fosberg, 1100 Ohio Ave., Law-
rence, Kan.
Hughes, Gharles, R.D. 2, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Hughes, Claire A., p.o.d., Houstonia, Mo.
Hughes, Edward Daniel, 68 S. Sherman St.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
♦Hughes, Enoch, 80 Pleasant St., Palmer
Mass.
Hughes, George Edward, 805 Beech St.
Clare, Mich.
Hughes, Henry, Granville, N. Y.
Hughes, Henry R., 225 Chapel PL, Youngs-
town 34, Ohio.
Hughes, Horace W., 60 HQlside Ave., Cre.ss-
kill, N. J.
Hughes, Hugh P., 67 Seaver St., Stoughton
Mass.
Hughes, James Henry, R. 2, Pisgah, Ala.
Hughes, John A., R. 3, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Hughes, Miss Mary E., R.D., Hamilton, Va.
Hughes, Robert W., Golenfryd, England Rd.
Carnarvon, Wales.
Hughey, Thomas J., bus.. East Tallassee, Ala.
Hulbert, Homer B., 44 Fairfield St., Spring-
field 8, Mass.
Hulbert, Richard R., 1609 University Ave.,
Madison 6, Wis.
Huleen, John J., Ryd, Sweden.
[Hull, Irving T., deceased.
Hull, Wilham Morgan, 305 S. Minnesota St.,
New Ulm, Minn.
Humber, Wilbur James, Pf., Lawrence Coll.,
Appleton, Wis.
Hume, Robert Ernest, Pf., 606 W. 122nd St.,
New York 27, N. Y.
[Hume, Theodore Carswell, deceased.
Humfreys, John, 211 N. Washington St.,
Angola, Ind.
Humphrey, Edward H., 5its., Lake Odessa,
Mich.
Humphrey, Seldon B., i.d.w., 1972 Yale Sta-
tion, New Haven 11, Conn. 7, 11,
Humphrey, Verno C, Corning, Iowa.
Humphreys, Arthur, Stanley, N. Y.
Humphries, Tucker G., 6 S. Bennett St.,
Southern Pines, N. C.
Humphris, Wallace P. A., p.o.d., Saronville,
Neb.
Hung, ChingChong, p.o.d., 1011 L St., N.W.,
Washington 1, D. C.
Hunt, Everett Rowland, 312 Edgar Ave.,
Dayton 10, Ohio.
Hunt, Frederick Cecil, 43 Gordon St., Spring-
field 8, Mass.
Hunt, George D., R. 1, Roanoke, Ala.
Hunt, George Staley, Ambrose, Ga.
Hunt, Joseph Cannon, 179 St. Botolph St.,
Boston, Mass.
Hunt, Leland O., Ch. U.S. Army.
Hunt, Theodore Conrad, 7249 Jordan Ave.,
Canoga Park, Cal.
Hunter, Allan A., 4609 Prospect Ave., Los
Angeles 27, Cal.
Hunter, George W., SO Lascelles Blvd., Toronto,
Ontario, Canada.
Hunter, James A., A.B.C.F.M.
Hunter, James Scott, Ch. U.S. Navy.
Hunter, Paul R., 5010 N. Little Falls Rd., Ar-
hngton, Va.
Hunter, William J., R.D. 2, Coldvvater, Mich.
Hunting, Harold B., Greenfield, N. H.
Huntington, George H., Warm Springs, Ga.
Huntington, Seth Rowan, 111 E. Fifth St.,
The Dalles, Ore.
1908
1913
1927
1912
1906
1937
1905
1918
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1890
1921
1889
1939
1939
1880
1919
1941
Hurlburt, Donald P., 580 Hammond St., Ban-
gor, Me.
Hurlburt, Roderic W., Hardwick, Vt.
Hurst, Alfred Wesley, 3418 34th St., N.W.,
Washington, D. C.
Hurst, Clifton N., 318 N. Catherine Ave., La
Grange, 111. 1906
Husband, Charles H., Masonic Home, Wich-
ita 12, Kan. 1903
Hussian, Arshag B., 35 Basswood St., Law-
rence, Mass. 1929
Huston, John Herald, Ch. U.S. Army.
Hutcherson, Joseph Rogers, Aurora, Ohio.
Hutchins, James Henry, 373 N. Lake Ave.,
Pasadena 4, Cal.
Hutchins, Melvin S., Cranberry Isles, Me.
Hutchinson, Carl, bus., 570 Evening St.,
Worthington, Ohio. 1923
Hutchinson, George R., Londonderry, Ohio. 1916
Hutchinson, James J., Essex Junction, Vt.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Pauhne Chalker, R.D. 1,
West Wilhngton, Conn. 1930
Hutchinson, Robert A., 1317 E. Boston St.,
Seattle 2, Wash.
Huyler, Peter Edwin, P.O. Box 150, Honolulu,
T. H. 1901
Hyatt, Albert R., Leigh, Neb.
Hyatt, James Phihp, Pf., 3614 Saratoga Dr.,
Nashville, Tenn. 1929
Hyde, Alban B., Upper Main St., Lewiston,
Me. 1901
Hyde, F. Ervin, Royal Oak, Mich.
Hyde, John Hutchinson, 17 Crescent St.,
Biddeford, Me.
Hyde, Stanley Berry, i.d.w., 189 S. Winooski
Ave., Burhngton, Vt. 1930
Hylton, George W., Box 27, Harwich Port,
Mass.
Hyslop, Frederick William, 6501 Wydown
Blvd., Saint Louis 5, Mo.
Hyslop, Ralph Douglas, Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 19, 1938
laea, Isaac D., Pukoo, Molokai, T. H. 1903
Ibera, Simeon, Ha\vi, T. H.
Ide, Herbert Chandler, p.em., 935 Indian Hill
Blvd., Claremont. Cal. 1907
Inaina, Moses, Wailuku, T. H.
Ingalls, Harold B., Ch., Northfield Seminary,
East Northfield, Mass. 1934
Inghram, Mark Gordon, 106 Foote St., Union
City, Mich.
Ingle, George A., 1001 S. Jefferson St., Em-
metsburg, Iowa.
Inglis, Ervine P., 40 Jefferson Rd., Webster
Groves, Mo. 8
Inglis Robert W., 3805 Piedmont Ave., Oak-
land 11, Cal.
Inman, S. C, bus., R. 6, Waterloo, Iowa. 1936
Innis, Clarence Harvey, c/o Pullman Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. 1920
Iron Moccasin, Truby, Laplant, S. D. 1923
Ironroad, Ignatius, Cannon Ball, N. D.
Irons, John, R.D. 2, Middlebury, Vt.
Irons, Ronald Scott, Ch. U.S. Army. 1933
Irwin, Allen L., Ch. U.S. Navy.
Irwin, Edwin F., 290 N. University Ave.,
Provo, Utah.
Irwin, Frank McKenna, North Fairfield, Ohio.
Isaac, Gwylyn, R.D. 1, West Terre Haute, Ind.
Isaacs, L. Myrven, Gaylord, Mich.
Isely, Merrill N., A.B.C.F.M. 1920
Ishimura, Henry T., Waialua, T. H.
Ishino, Mikio, p.o.d., R. 1, Box 63, Honey-
viUe, Utah. 1930
Ives, Charles Libby, Bridgewater, Conn.
Ives, Mrs. Hilda Libby, Pf, 210 Institution
Ave., Newton Center, Mass. 29, 1926
Ivison, Peter, bus., 5418 N. Sawyer Ave.,
Chicago 25, lU. 1929
Jack, David, Elm St., Derry ViUage, N. H. 1904
tJackson, Carmault B. 1931
Jackson, Dwight Orville, Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
Jackson, Frank D., Milton, Wis. 1895
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
357
Jackson, Herbert Norman, 2637 First St.,
Wyandotte, Mich.
Jackson, John Lewis, 724 Griffin PI., Atlanta,
Ga.
Jackson, Paul P., Box 453, Manson, Iowa.
Jackson, Richard Lewis, Waverly, Va.
Jackson, William Parkyn, 129 Linden Ave.,
Asheville, N. C.
Jacobs, Alvin O., Newton, 111.
Jacobs, Charles F., 803 Moir St., Waterloo,
Iowa.
Jacobs, Frederick H., Goshen, Conn.
Jacobs, H. Lee, 205 N. 15th St., Fort Dodge,
Iowa.
Jacobs, Peter, Tabor, Iowa.
Jacobs, William A., 361 17th St., S.E., Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Jacobson, Thure A., 999 South St., Roslindale
31, Mass.
Jaeger, JuUus Peter, Pf., 2402 N. Lawrence
St., Tacoma 7, Wash. 1920
James, Bartlett Burleigh, 3617 Idaho Ave.,
N.W., Washington 16, D. C. 1893
James, Robert Leroy, Jr., i.d.w.. Student
Union, San Jose State Coll., San Jose 14,
Cal. ^ 1937
Janes, A. Norman, 64 Washington St., Keene,
N. H.
Janes, Harold T., 294 Rosewood Ave., S.E.,
Grand Rapids 6, Mich.
Jansen, Jacob E., 4636 Minnehaha Ave., Min-
neapoUs 6, Minn.
Jansen, Peter J., Sec, 1052 W. Sixth St., Los
Angeles 14, Cal. 23, 1932
Jaqua, Ernest James, Pr., 1002 Columbia
Ave., Claremont, Cal. 1912
Jaquith, Charles Arthur, Union Village, Vt. 1899
Jasper, F. M., hus., R.D. 2, La Grande, Ore. 1909
Jay, Henry Russell, 26 N. Washington St.,
CarpentersviUe, 111.
Jay, Wilham Mason, Warren, Ind.
Jefferson, Oswald Wilham, 2215 Broadway,
Great Bend, Kan.
Jeffries, W. H., 102 Smithfield St., Raleigh,
N. C.
Jenkins, Alan, 1149 N. Broad St., Galesburg,
111.
[Jenkins, E. Ambrose, deceased.
Jenkins, George D., Watertown, S. D.
Jenkins, James Alexander, 1106 S. Clinton
Ave., Oak Park, 111. 1893
Jenkins, John C, 2846 N. Sherman Dr.,
Indianapohs 1, Ind. 1923
Jenkins, Joseph H., Ch. U.S. Army. 1928
Jenkins, Mrs. Nora I., R. 1, Ameha, Ohio. 1937
Jenkinson, Egbert W. A., 13 Central St..
Methuen. Mass.
Jennings, William Lewis, deceased.
Jensen, Frank T., 106 Colfax St., N.E., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Jerge, Walter B., Ch. U.S. Army.
Jernazian, Ephraim K., 27 Salcombe St., Dor-
chester 25, Mass.
Jervis, Arthur E., Whitehall, Mich.
Jessop, Henry A., Box 222, W. Pioneer Ave.,
Redlands, Cal. 1921
Jevne, C. Arthur, R.D., Mundelein, 111.
Job, Phihp Adams, 18 Cushman Ave., East
Providence 14, R. I.
Jockinsen, John P., 240 Fourth St., N., Saint
Petersburg 4, Fla.
Johansen, August E., bus., 78 Bowen Ave.,
Battle Creek, Mich. 1932
Johanson, E. Jerome, Pf., 360 N. Quaker
Lane, West Hartford 7, Conn. 32, 1925
Johanson, Mrs. Laura Lane, 360 N. Quaker
Lane, West Hartford 7, Conn. 1925
Johns, John R., 3113 Fremont Ave., N., Min-
neapolis 11, Minn.
Johns, Paul, 110-43 166th St., Jamaica, N. Y.
Johns, Ralph L., 1492 Morada PI., Altadena,
CaL 1918
Johnsen, Olaf M., 298 Second St., Britt, Iowa.
Johnson, Arthur H., 170 Fairview Ave., Nau-
gatuck. Conn.
Johnson, Arve K., Dupo, 111. 1906
Johnson, Charles Gustav, p.em., 637 E. Middle
Turnpike, Manchester Green, Conn. 1899
Johnson, Edward E., 516 Cedar St., Beaufort,
N. C.
Johnson, Edwin C, Alexandria, Minn.
Johnson, Elmer Henry, Rock Rapids, Iowa.
Johnson, Frank Thorley, 428 Howard St.,
Wauseon, Ohio.
Johnson, George H., Pomfret Center, Conn.
Johnson, Gustaf Emil, 45 Seaver St., North
Easton, Mass.
Johnson, Harmon O., bus., 1405 Cedar Bend
Dr., Ann Arbor, Mich. 1913
Johnson, Harold E., Am. Red Cross, Air Base,
Albuquerque, N. M. 1930
Johnson, Harry W., Willsboro, N. Y.
Johnson, Harry W., St., 350 Sonna Bldg.,
Boise, Ida. 18,23,24,1915
Johnson, Harvey E., Ch. U.S. Army. 1919
Johnson, Henry B., 28 Dennison St., Oxford,
Mich.
Johnson, Herman C, Ch. U.S. Army.
Johnson, Isaac Walter, 14& S. Saratoga St.,
Suffolk, Va.
Johnson, J. Lee, Fuquay Springs, N. C.
Johnson, John S., Rex., N. C. 1926
Johnson, Joseph Q., Moncure, N. C. 1912
Johnson, Lester R., Deaasboro, N. Y.
Johnson, Marcus WLUiam, Ch. U.S. Army.
Johnson, Obed Simon, Pf., 105 Vernon Ct.,
Crawfordsville, Ind. 1909
fJohnson, Oscar F., Pa.
Johnson, P. Adelstein, St. em.. 1323 Fifth Ave.,
Grinnell, Iowa. 23
Johnson, Ray M., bus., 1047 Plymouth Bldg.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 1926
Johnson, Robert Y., 265 Western Prom.,
Portland 4, Me.
Johnson, Roland Victor Emannuel, 180 Brad-
street Ave., Revere, Mass.
Johnson, S. Lawrence, 7811 Eberhart Ave.,
Chicago 19, 111.
Johnson, Samuel, 79th & Lyndale Ave., S.,
Minneapohs 9, Minn.
Johnson, Samuel M., R.D. 1, Swannanoa,
N. C. 1902
Johnson, Sidney O. B., 220 Emslie St., Buf-
falo, N. Y.
Johnson, Sumner W., Ch. U.S. Army.
Johnson, William B., Ch., 24 Lexington St.,
New Britain, Conn. 1902
Johnson, Wilham H., Detroit Lakes, Minn.
[Johnston, Charles Henry, deceased. 46
Johnston, Louis H., 2013 Carnellon St.,
Winter Park, Fla. 1905
Johnston, Wilmer P., p.o.d., Greenbelt, Md. 1908
Johnstone, Mrs. Margaret S. Blair, 3608 N.
Hamilton Ave., Chicago 18, 111.
Jokisaari, Olh Heikki, 88 Acacia St., Reedley,
Cal.
Jonas, Otto Karl, Ch. U.S. Army.
Jones, Alan Thomas, Putney, Vt.
Jones, Alexander, Box 459, Morehead City,
N. C.
Jones, Augustine, 122 Martin Ave., Palo Alto,
Cal.
Jones, Burton Howard, Box 243, Forest Grove,
Ore. 1897
Jones, Charles Stanley, 16 S. Winooski Ave.,
Burlington, Vt.
Jones, Charles W., Ch., 2746 Columbus Ave.,
Detroit 6, Mich.
Jones, Chester Earl, Wrentham, Mass. 270
Jones, David, Houlton, Me.
Jones, David John, 113 E. Sixth St., Metrop-
oUs, 111.
Jones, Edward A., 8 Centennial Ave., Glou-
cester, Mass.
Jones, Eh, Santee, Neb. 1923
Jones, Elwood W., Homewood Apts., Charles
& 31st St., Baltimore 18, Md. 1928
Jones, Mrs. Florence Eleanor, 138 Wilhams
Ave., Winstead, Conn. 1922
Jones, Harold G., 8 Institute Rd., Worcester
2, Mass. 9
Jones, Harry H., bus., Box 782, Stuart, Fla. 1904
358
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1943
Jones, Henry Rees, 534 Marlboro St., Keene,
N. H. 1908
Jones, Hiram Pierce, Ev., Muses Mills, Ky. 1936
Jones, Howard Murray, 320 Lathrop St.,
Madison 5, Wis. 1898
Jones, Hugh, 19 Johnson Park, Friendsville,
Pa. 1898
"tJones, J. Herbert, London, England. 1915
Jones, James Vincent, 3463^ N. Greenlcaf St.,
Whittier, Cal. 1903
Jones, Jiles B., 802 Park St., High Point, N. C.
Jones, John Bowen, R.D. 1, Diamond, Ohio. 1894
Jones, John H., Osborne, Kan.
Jones, John Lewis, 3425 N.E. 43rd St., Port-
land 13, Ore. 1895
Jones, John Paul, 660 119th St., Whiting, Ind.
Jones, John Phillip, U.S. Army. 270, 1943
Jones, Judson R., Lubec, Me.
Jones, Llewellyn F., 412 N. Pine St., Daven-
port, Iowa.
Jones, Miss Marian Hastings, 116 Hope St.,
Providence, R. I. 1911
[Jones, Miles H., deceased.
Jones, Morgan P., p.em., Blencoe, Iowa. 1883
Jones, Orville Charles, Pf., 64 Spring St.,
Oberlin, Ohio. 33, 1922
Jones, Owen C, Ch. U.S. Army.
[Jones, Paul W., deceased. 46
Jones, Rowland S., New Rockford, N. D.
Jones, Thomas J., 100 E. Reynolds St., New
Castle, Pa.
tJones, Thomas Llewellyn, Chicago, 111. 1917
Jones, Warren G., 120 W. Wilson St., Madi-
son 3, Wis. 1896
Jones, William Emerson, Waterford, Ohio. 1913
Jones, WiUiam H., Dean, Tillotson College,
Austin, Tex. 1921
Jones, William I., Cong. Parsonage, Clifton,
Jones, WiUiam loan, 1341 29th St., San Diego
2, Cal.
Jordan, Elwyn Knowlton, Brookfield Center,
Conn.
Jordan, Israel, Hotel Everett, Portland 3, Me. 1893
Jordan, Kroum S., 8 East St., Weymouth
Heights, Mass.
*Jorgensen, Delbert Peter, Ch. U.S. Army. 1938
Jorgensen, Jens C, 6ms., Almond, Wis. 1900
Jorgensen, Theodore, Marne, Mich. 1906
Josefson, Matthew, 4010 Hill Ave., New York
66, N. Y. 1899
Judd, Henry Pratt, 2021 Kakela Dr., Hono-
lulu, T. H.
Juell, Hans C, Lake Preston, S. D.
Juell, Lawrence Paul, Lusk, Wyo.
Julin, KarlO., p.o.d., R.D., Bo.x 97, Brooklyn,
Conn. 1915
Julius. David J., 9 Webster St., Middleboro,
Mass.
Juniper, Kerrison, 74 N. Beach St., Ormond,
Fla.
Justice, J. Caleb, 15 Bellevue Rd., East
Braintree, Mass.
Kahale, Edward, Kawaiahao Church, Hono-
lulu, T. H.
Kahiapo, Moses M., Paia, Maui, T. H.
Kahokuoluna, Mrs. Alice L., Kalaupapa, T. H.
Kaitschuck, Emil Bernard, R.D. 1, Three
Oaks, Mich. 1908
Kalaidjian, Mihran T., s.w., 22 Castle Heights
Ave., Nyack, N. Y. 1905
Kallgren, Carl A., Dean, 15 E. Kendrick Ave.,
Hamilton, N. Y. 1918
Kalmbach, Paul, 3517 N.E. Ninth Ave., Port-
^ land 12, Ore.
[Kamau, William, deceased.
Karn, Robert R., Fiatt, 111.
Kartozian, Harry A., 947 Collingwood Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Kauaulalena, George M., Makena, Maui, T. H.
Kauffman, Albert W., 317 S. Second Ave.,
Alpena, Mich.
Kauffman, Jesse M., bus.. Woodward, Iowa.
11, 1905
Kaufman, Birtice A., North Webster, Ind.
Kaumehciwa, Lincoln B., Lahaina, Maui,
T. H.
Kautsky, Miss Emma A., C73 Kendall St.,
Burlington, Wis. 1916
Keahi, Charles, Lihue, Kauai, T. H.
Keala, Samuel A., Kamuela, T. H.
Keast, George Stanley, Main St., Livonia,
N. Y. 270
Keck, Samuel W., St., 1133 Wisconsin Ave.,
S.W., Huron, S. D. 7,19,24,1916
Keedy, Mrs. Alice B., 790 Mayflower Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1928
Keedy, Allen, 8106 Dante Ave., Chicago 19,
111.
Keefe, John Henry, Ch. U.S. Army. 1939
Keefer, Charles Murray, East Granby, Conn.
Keeler, Sherman L., Willow Hill, lU.
Keese, Wilham S., R.D. 2, East Chattanooga,
Tenn. 1890
Kegg, John S., 137 King Ave., Columbus 1,
Ohio.
Kehler, Ronald E., Pn., R.D., Ashland, Pa. 1936
Keimel, Arthur, Ch. U.S. Navy.
Keirstead, Charles Wesley, 102 Pleasant St.,
Metheun, Mass.
Keiser, Julian Jerome, 5440 Stevens Ave.,
Minneapolis 9, Minn.
Keiser, Victor H., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1926
Keith, Charles C, Eliot Cong. Church, Walnut
Ave. & Dale St., Roxbury 19, Mass. 18
Keith, Wilham A., 129 S. Park St., Kala-
mazoo, Mich. 7
Keithahn, Ralph R., A.B.C.F.M. 1922
Keller, Claudius Argyle, 331 Lake Ave., Ash-
tabula, Ohio.
fKelley, Lawrence, R.D. 2, Caribou, Me. ( — )
Kelley, Matthew. See Kelly.
Kelley, Ray R., 10 Liberty St., Rochester,
N. H.
Kellogg, Edwin D., 121 Second Ave., S.E.,
Forest Grove, Ore.
Kellogg, Mrs. Grace Edwards, R.D. 1, New
Hartford, Conn. 1911
Kelly, Edward Parker, 91 Central St., Au-
burndale 66, Mass. 1903
Kelly, Matthew, 176 Fifth St., Vemontville,
Mich. . 1896
Kelly, Robert Lincoln, Dir. em., 439 W. Eighth
St., Claremont, Cal. 1891
[Kelso, Charles Corwin, deceased. 46
Kelton, Herbert Lincoln, 1300 Wilfred Dr.,
Orlando, Fla. 1898
Kemmerer, James W., Sec, Adams Center,
N. Y. 1924
Kemp, A. Eugene, 327 High St., Elyria, Ohio. 11
Kemp, John L., 317 Osborne St., Ainsworth,
Neb.
Kemper, Robert C, 540 E. Sixth St., Alton,
111.
Kempster, John Dale, Interlachen, Fla. 1900
Kendall, Arthur Burton, North Girard,
Pa. 11, 1899
Kenison, Gordon S., 109 Pleasant St., Orange,
Mass.
Kennan, Arthur Willard, Ch. U.S. Army.
Kennan, Robert M., Wailuku, T. H.
Kennedy, Daniel R., Jr., Suffield, Conn. 1905
Kennedy, Lester J., Plainfield, 111.
Kennedy, Melville T., 1211 W. California St.,
Urbana, 111.
Kennedy, Walter S., 1218 Jefferson St.,
Rochester, Ind.
Kenyon, Arnold O., s.w., Grinnell, Iowa. 1923
Kenyon, Frederick T., 330 E. South St.,
Orlando. Fla. 1895
Kepner, Charles David, Jr., Box 408, Hudson,
Ohio. 28
Keppler, Gottlob, Box 182, Hosmer, S. D.
Kern, Norval C, Kittery Point, Me.
Kerr, Archibald, Hancock, N. H.
Kerr, Mrs. Iris, 102 Pleasant St., East Bridge-
water, Mass. 270
Kerr, Owen W., Ch. U.S. Army.
Kershner, Paul S., 1813 Page Ave., East
Cleveland 12, Ohio. 9
Kershner, Watson G., Milroy, Pa.
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
359
Kessler, Jacob, 6ms., R.D. 2, Walla Walla,
Wash. 1921
Kester, Howard Anderson, T., Black Moun-
tain, N. C. 1936
Kettell, Albert Bcrnhard, Ch. U.S. Army. 1923
Kettelle, John Dunster, Ch. U.S. Navy.
Ketterling, Eugene Emil, Kulm, N. D.
Kettle, Joseph Benjamin, 8 N. Main St.,
Holley, N. Y. 1895
Key, Carl R., 822 E. 150th St., Cleveland 10,
Ohio. 8
Keyes, George W. M., West Scarboro, Me. 1913
Khachadourian, H. K., 6ms., 3415 Geary Blvd.,
San Francisco 18, Cal. 1910
Kibbey, WilUam P., 715 E. Fordice St., Leba-
non, Ind. 1901
Kidd, Thomas W., 108 Bogle St., Fall River,
Mass.
Kilbourn, Albert S., Denmark, Iowa.
Kilbourn, Henry Jennings, 796 Antoinette
Ave., Winter Park, Fla. 1896
Kilde, Clarence M., Ch. U.S. Army. 1936
[Kilgore, William C, deceased.
Kimball, Harry Woods, p. em., 20 Washburn
Ave., Needham, Mass. 1895
Kimball, Ralph Herbert, Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
Kimball, Robert Morris, 260 Columbia Ave.,
_ Cliffside Park, N. J.
Kimberley, Frederick A., p. em., Antwerp,
N. Y. 1895
Kimmel, Herbert Charles, 60 S. Jackson St.,
Janesville, Wis.
Kindred, James C, R.D., Noble, 111.
King, Charles G., 16 Elm Ave., West Spring-
field, Mass.
King, Elisha Alonzo, p.em.. Box 1082, Little
River Station, Miami 38, Fla. 1900
King, Gordon L.. Ch. U.S. Army.
King, Harold G., Farniington, Conn.
King, Hines E., 709 Manley St., Raleigh, N. C.
1901
King, James, 337 Beacon St., Lowell, Mass.
King, James Duke, Rupert, Vt.
King, Joseph F., Jr., 271 Forest St., Oberlin,
Ohio. 8, 10
King, Norman Gilbert, 8 Lindsey St., Dor-
chester 24, Mass.
King, Philip, 99 Church St., Plantsville, Conn.
King, Philip Coates, bus., c/o Marts & Lundy.
521 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 1915
King, Willet D., c/o Y.M.C.A., Lincoln, Neb. 1897
King, William Herbert, Y.M.C.A. Sec, 347
Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y. 1930
King, William Judson, Pn., Trinity School,
Athens, Ala. 1924
[King, Willis D., deceased. 46
King, Winston L., Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Kingdon, Robert W., 360 First Ave., S., Wis-
consin Rapids, Wis.
Kingsbury, John Howard, Pn., Merricourt
School, Berlin, Conn. 1917
Jvingsley, Harold M., Pilgrim House, 120 N.
San Pedro St., Los Angeles 12, Cal. 8, 1911
Kinney, George Edward, Mill St., Ellsworth
Falls, Me. 1899
Kinney, Raymond E., 2191 Kearney St., San
Diego 2, Cal.
Kinsey, Marvel T., R. 2, Box 159, Richlands,
N. C. 1929
Kinsley, Floyd G., Hampton, N. H. 27
Kirby, Paul L., govt., 5550 Edgemour Lane,
Bethesda, Washington 14, D. C. 1911
tKirk, Frank L., Chicago, 111. 1903
Kirk, George Ogden, 160 High St., Passaic,
N. J.
Kirkpatrick, Weyman Edward, Penacook,
N. H. 1906
Kirschbaum, William G., Ch. U.S. Army.
Kirschenmann, Rudolph, Box 562, Ritzville,
Wash.
Kissler, Benjamin H., 114 F St., Fresno 1, Cal.
Kissler, George F., Burt, N. D.
Klein, Emil G., 312 S. Seventh St., Walla
Walla, Wash.
KUne, Alfred Streator, Ch. U.S. Army. 1936
Kline, William B., 1302 Norfolk Ave., Nor-
folk, Neb.
Klingler, N. Walter, R.D. 2, Atwater, Ohio.
Klooze, Newton Wesley, 410 Eighth St. S.,
Moorhead, Minn.
Klopp, Ward K., 302 Mercer St., Durand,
Mich.
Klo.se, William Henry, Pf., 1002 Penn Blvd.,
Oskaloosa, Iowa. 1891
Klotzbach, Peter, Jr., Corfu, N. Y.
Knapp, Forrest Lamar, i.d.ir., 156 Fifth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 1924
Knapp, Forrest Parker, U.S.O., Box 959,
Anchorage, Alaska. 1937
Knapp, Shepherd, 35 Chestnut St., Wor-
cester 2, Mass. 1897
Knapp, William T., 25 Berkeley St., Nashua,
N. H.
Knaus, Reinhardt, Box 125, Eureka, S. D.
Kneece, Odyss W., Central St., West Boylston,
Mass.
Knerr, Richard, Box 1556, Hebron. N. D.
Knierim, Joseph, 408 E. Second St., McCook,
Neb. 8
Knight, B. Edward, 36 Randolph St., Roanoke,
Ala.
Knight, Charles L., 118 W. H St., Ontario,
Cal.
Knight, Edward Hooker, Dean em., 71 Tre-
mont St., Hartford 5, Conn. 32, 1883
Knight, Herbert H., 50 Woodstock Rd., Ham-
den, Conn. 1927
Knight, Lloyd G., bus., 1719 Second St.,
Nampa, Ida. 1913
Knight, WiUiam Allen, 9 Vernon St., Fram-
ingham, Mass. 1886
Knott. C. Stanley, 111 Walnut St., Abington,
Mass.
Knott, John Olin, 3611 14th St., N.W., Wash-
ington 10, D. C. 1885
Knowles, Herbert Dana, Corinna, Me. 1927
Knudsen, Carl, Ch. U.S. Navy. 9, 27
Knudson, Martin N., Elk Point, S. D. 1929
Kocerha, John, 801 Woods Run Ave., Pitts-
burgh 12, Pa.
Koenig, Philip B., Box 134, Tukwila, Wash. 1900
Kondo, K. Clifford, T., 1261 Sierra Dr., Hon-
olulu, T. H. 1919
Kono, Tadami, Haiku, Maui, T. H. 1938
Kooger, Matthias A., 3240 S. Normal Ave.,
Chicago 16, 111.
Koons, Albert A., Catasauqua, Pa. ( — )
Kopf, Carl Heath, 6 Massachusetts Ave.,
Boston 15, Mass. 16
Koponen, George A., 11 Beacon Rd., May-
nard, Mass.
Korthal, Jesse Chester, 713 Third Ave., S.,
Fargo, N. D.
Koster, Edward H., 73 Sheboygan St., Fond
du Lac, Wis.
Koven, Ellis, Naselle, Wash.
Kraemer, Bernardt, My., Linha Bohemia,
R.G. do Sul. Brasil. S. A. 1937
Kraemer, JuUus H., Plainview, Neb.
Kraft, Walter Ronald, Southbridge, Mass.
Kramer, Leonard J., 25 Outlook Rd., Swamp-
scott, Mass.
Kranz, Francis Emil, Richmond. 111.
Kranzler, Walter, Box 81, Gackle, N. D.
Krom, Asbury E., p.em., 60 Griswold Rd.,
Wethersfield, Conn. 1898
Krousey, Herman T., Burtrum, Minn. 1904
Krout, Ralph L., Lumenberg, Mass.
Krumbein, Paul O., 334 N. Angus St., Fresno,
Cal. 1905
Krumbine, Miles H., Weymouth & Coventry
Rd., Cleveland 20, Ohio.
Kuhn, C. George, Ch. U.S. Army. 1929
Kuhn, Clyde L., Stop 44, Lorain Rd., North
Olmsted, Ohio.
Kuhnert, Harry C, 94 Ninth St., CUntonville,
Wis.
Kuhns, Frederick Irving, 6641 S. Ingleside
Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 1930
Kukahiko, John M., Honokohau, Maui, T. H.
Kukko, Alexander, Hubbardston, Mass. 1914
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Kummcrer, Claude J., p.o.d., Brisbin, Pa. 1936
Kurtz, Sanford B., 2992 Pleasant St., River-
side, Cal.
Kuykendall, J. Delman, p.o.d., Hawthorne,
Fla. 1916
Kuyper, John W., 24265 Lorain Rd., North
Olmsted, Ohio.
Kwock, Charles M., 82 N. Beretania St.,
Honolulu, T. H.
La Bounty, George, Rockwell, Iowa.
Lacey, Albert T., 5240 Lyman Ave., Downers
Grove, 111. 1900
Lacheman, Ernest R., Pf., Wellesley College,
Wellesley, Mass. 1931
La Croix, Francis A., 107 Allegheny St., Ta-
rentum. Pa.
Lacy, Howard E., Box 38, Plentywood, Mont.
Ladd, Percy Chandler, 29 Ledge Rd., Bur-
Hngton, Vt. 18
Laidman, Charles S., Bimbrooke, Ontario, Can-
ada. 1905
Lair, James Edward, 14 Barton Hill, East
Hampton, Conn.
Lake, George E., 1280 N. College Ave., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1899
Lake, WiUiam M., 334 E. Harden St., Gra-
ham, N. C.
Lamb, Alonzo T., West Wareham, Mass. 1899
Lamb, Harold D., 6ms., 3400 64th St., Des
Moines 10, Iowa. 1914
Lamb, Henry, R.D. 1, Vergennes, Vt. 1905
Lamb, James Burwell, 282 Robinson St.,
Binghamton, N. Y.
Lambert, Augustus G., R.D. 1, Box 228,
Choctaw, Okla.
Lambert, Avery Eldorus, Pf., 1413 E. College
St., Iowa City, Iowa. 1896
Lambly, Morley Osborn, La Porte, Te.x. 1896
[Lambly, Norman Elliott, decea.sed.
Lambright, Andrew H., 2330 Sommers Ave.,
Madison 4, Wis.
Lancaster, Archibald A., Box 324, Westbrook,
Conn.
Lancaster, James Locke, Ch. U.S. Army. 1939
Landers, Warren Prince, 31 Claflin Rd.,
Brookline 46, Mass. 1891
Landis, Reed F., i.d.w., 266 S. 21st St., Phil-
adelphia, Pa. 1917
Landolt, Frank J., Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Lane, Elbert Clarence, Pf. em., 69 Tremont
St., Hartford 5, Conn. 32, 1901
Lane, G. Homer, 77 Church St., Torrington,
Conn.
[Lane, Stoddard, deceased. 46
Lang, Edward A., 1005 Fourth Ave., S., Fort
Dodge, Iowa.
Lang, Stephen C, 22 FrankUn St., Somerville,
Mass.
Langely, J., Henderson, N. C. ( — )
Langenes, John David, Custer, S. D.
Lanham, Mrs. Helen Ferguson, s.w., 350 S.W.
29th Rd., Miami, Fla. 1919
Lankford, George Otis, Box 253, Elon College,
N. C. 1907
Lannholm, Charles V., bus., Oakland, Iowa. 1914
Lanphear, Walter E., Chaplin, Conn. 1894
Lappeus, Joseph C, 7 Harris Ave., Albany,
N. Y. 1898
Larkin, Ralph Baxter, 527 Berkeley Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1894
Larmee, Mrs. Ruth Sergeant, Stearns, Ky. 1923
La Roe, Elmer, Remer, Minn.
Larsen, Ernest G., Hemingford, Neb.
Larsen, Ludwig T., Dean, Tougaloo College,
Tougaloo, Miss. 1925
Larsen, Niels L., 12 Eastview St., Hartford,
Conn.
Larson, Anton R., Pelican Rapids, Minn.
Larson, James Henry, Ev., 83 Round Hill Rd.,
Northampton, Mass. 1906
Larson, Roger Marshall, R. 1, Box 41, Buena
Park, Cal.
Lash, Abraham H., 1414 Washington Hts.,
Ann Arbor, Mich. 1897
Lash, James Hamilton, 7065 Hollywood Blvd.,
Los Angeles 28, Cal.
Lassiter, Lucius L., Lakeview Hospital, Suf-
folk, Va. 1900
Lathrop, William G., p. em., 36 Monterey Ave.,
Mount Carmel, Conn. 1892
Latsch, Vardon S., Kitchener, Ontario, Can-
ada. 1930
Latta, Maurice C, Pf., Doane College, Crete,
Neb. 1930
Laubach, Frank C. (.A.B.C.F.M.) Box 84,
Benton, Pa. 1914
Laubenstein, Paul F., coll. p., 57 Oneco Ave.,
New London, Conn. 1920
Lauffer, Paul Edward, 233 Prospect St., WeU-
ington, Ohio.
Lauxmann, Otto W., 610 W. Montgomery St.,
Creston, Iowa. 1897
Laviscount, Samuel Leroy, 17 Hazelwood St.,
Roxbury 19, Mass.
Lawall, William H., My., Kreusnach, Ger-
many. 1905
fLawlyes, Robert Newton, deceased. 46
Lawrence, Eugene C, 708 Manly St., Raleigh,
N. C. 11
Lawrence, George W., 31 N. Martindale Ave.,
Ventnor City, N. J.
Lawrence, Glenford W., 955 W. Grand \\\\,
Chicago 22, 111.
Laws, Chfford W., Ch. U.S. Arrny. 1933
Lawson, Edward Lotan, R.D. 2, Box 138,
Muncie, Ind. 1902
Lawson, Harvey M., R.D. 2, Southbridge,
Mass. 1893
Lawson, Robert Vernon, 72 Church St., Peace
Dale, R. I.
Lawson, W. Elsworth, 41 South St., Foxboro,
Mass. 1897
Lawton, Robert, Newlield, Me. 1895
Laxamana, Fernando A., Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Layman, Cedric D., Middlefield, Conn.
Lazell, J. Arthur, Blooming Grove, N. Y.
[Leach, Adoniram Judson Gray, deceased. 46
Leach, Claude Percy, p. em., Penney Farms,
Fla. 1901
Leach, Harry P., 227 Church St., WilUman-
tic. Conn. 27
Leach, Hubert Frank, 155 Main St., Thomas-
ton, Me.
Leach, John David, Ch. U.S. Army. 1914
Leamon, John H., 44 Garden St., Cambridge,
Mass. 9
[Learned, Dwight Whitney, deceased. 46
Leath, Wilham Alexander, 343 Eastern Heights
Blvd., Elyria, Ohio. 8
Leavitt, Ashley Day, 35 Vernon St., Brook-
line, Mass.
Leavitt, Darwin A., bus., 830 W. Johnson St.,
Madison 5, Wis. 1909
Leavitt, Frederick W., Liberty, Neb.
Leavitt, Horace H., Honolulu, T. H. 1910
LeBosquet, John Edwards, Amlierst, N. H.
Ledbetter, Caesar S., 32 Bull St., Charleston
10, S. C.
Ledbetter, Theodore S., 1626 W. Chestnut St.,
Louisville, Ky.
Ledeen, Theodore John, R.E., 2709 H N.
Guadalupe St., Austin, Tex. 1941
Lee, Carleton Lafayette, Y.M.C.A. Sec, 44
Randolph St., N.E., Atlanta, Ga. 1935
Lee, Charles M., 915 Broadway, Baraboo,
Wis.
Lee, Cleatus, BurUngton, N. C. 1941
Lee, Gerald Stanley, 88 High St., Northamp-
ton, Mass. 1888
Lee, H. Shelby, 411 W. Main St., Dundee, lU.
Lee, Henry James, 1504 Church St., Wau-
watosa 13, Wis.
Lee, Herman, Raleigh, N. C. (— )
Lee, J. Beveridge, Lawers House, North Ston-
ington. Conn. 1889
Lee, James H., R.D. 3, Raleigh, N. C. (— )
Lee, Junius Oscar, R.D. 2, Box 44, Suffolk,
Va.
Lee, WilUam Arthur, Conway, N. H.
Leeds, Paul, Kinder, La. 23
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
361
Leek, Cecil, Higginsport, Ohio.
Leek, Mrs. Hazel, Higginsport, Ohio. 1922
Leeman, Wilhelm, Kirkland Lake, Ontario,
Canada. 1910
Leete, William Rockwell, A.B.C.F.M. 1912
Leete, William White, Sec. em., 84 Howe St.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 1882
LeFebre, Jan J., p.em., R.D. 2, Lewiston, Ida. 1911
Leger, Samuel H., A.B.C.F.M. 1916
Leggat, Hugh Cochrane, Box G7, South Hart-
ford, N. Y.
Legge, Charles W., R.D. 1, Port Chester,
N. Y.
Leggette, Thomas, 20100 East River Rd.,
Grosse He, Mich. 1897
Leh, Leonard L., P/., 3365 FourthSt., Boulder,
Colo. 1914
Lehman, Allen S., East Douglas, Mass.
Leininger, Wellington M., 4095 Rocky River
Dr., Cleveland 11, Ohio.
Leiper, Henry S., Sec, 297 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 1917
Leiseder, Martin, 18 Walnut St., Etna, Sharps-
burg P.O., Pa.
Leland, Harold Guild, Ch. U.S. Army.
Lello, Jellison Nesbitt, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1942
LeMay, Harold E., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1918
Lemke, Andrew B., 1 102 S. Church St., Prince-
ton, 111.
Lenhart, James Wills, 51 York St., Lexing-
ton, Mass.
Lenters, Sam Theodore, 771 15th Ave., N.,
South Saint Paul, Minn.
Leonard, J. Leslie, Aitkin, Iowa.
Leonard, Warren A., South St., Halifax, Mass.
Leong, Bing Yee, 21 Brenham PI., San Fran-
cisco 8, Cal.
Leong, Kwai-Ngam, 734 E. Ninth PI., Los
Angeles 21, Cal.
LePage, Samuel Maynard, Mt. Vernon St.,
North Reading, Mass.
LeRoy, Albert E., Gregory St., Waltham,
Mass. 1901
Lesher, Everett B., Ch. U.S. Army. 1933
Lessly, Stiles, Osage, Iowa.
Lester, Fletcher C, St., Elon College, N. C.
16,24, 1919
Leverett, Theodore L., Demorest, Ga. 1892
Levonian, Puzant S., 1495 Oak Grove Dr.,
Los Angeles 41, Cal.
Lew, Timothy T., Pf., 150 Fifth Ave., New
York 11, N. Y.
[Lewis, Abram Morgan, deceased.
Lewis, Berl Artamas, Ch. U.S. Army.
Lewis, Charles K., bus., Honolulu, T. H.
Lewis, D. Glyn, Newark Valley, N. Y.
Lewis, David M., Molino, Fla.
Lewis, E. L., 619 E. 36th St., Minneapolis 7
Minn.
Lewis, Edward A., R.D., Center Ossipee,
N. H.
Xiswis, Edward William Werner, Ch., 52
Center St., Rye, N. Y. 1939
Lewis, Frank H., 1057 Leckie St., Portsmouth,
Va.
Lewis, George H., T., 10152 S. Leavitt St.,
Chicago 43, 111. 1914
Lewis, Gomer R., 529 Highland Ave., Water-
bury 2, Conn.
Lewis, Harland George, 858 Albany St.,
Boston 19, Mass.
Lewis, Herman A., T., Haverhill, Ohio. 1910
Lewis, John B., p.em., 134 Westminster St.,
Springfield 9, Mass. 1895
[Lewis, Watson Lorenzo, deceased. 47
Libby, Lee Clair, R.D. 2, Payson, 111.
Lichliter, Mcllyar Hamilton, s. it'., 1117Statler
Bldg., Boston 16, Mass. 30, 1900
Lichte, Charles R., Grant, Neb.
Liebe, Milton R., KiUingworth, R.D., CHn-
ton. Conn. 1933
Light, Nestor, 100 Anson St., Stratford, Conn. 1883
Light, Shelby J., 169 N. Second Ave., Canton,
111.
Lightbourne, James H., Sr., 401 Church St.,
Burlington, N. C,
1920
1885
Liles, John M., Camp Dix, Ky.
[Lincoln, Clarence Arthur, deceased. 47
Lincoln, Howard Abbot, 58 Central St., Gardi-
ner, Me. 1906
Lind, John George, 310 N. Fifth St., Sterling,
Colo.
Lindbeck, Arthur F., 176 Buckingham St.,
Man.sfield, Ohio.
Lindblade, A. Ragnar, Walpole, N. H.
Lindblade, Eric Norman, 29 Ridge St., Arling-
ton 74, Mass. 270
Lindegren, Oscar, p.em., 47 Hosmer St.,
Everett, Mass. 1893
Lindeman, Herman H., St., 829 N. W. 13th St.,
Oklahoma City 6, Okla. 18, 23, 24, 1910
Linden, Earl Enoch Gustaf, First Cong.
Church, E. Market & Union Sts., Akron 8,
Ohio.
Linder, Albert H., New London, Iowa. 1888
Linder, Eric C. A., 408 Laurel Ave., Bridge-
port 5, Conn.
Lindgren, Arne A. G., Sweden. 1926
Lindgren, Hjalmer G., Barneveld, Wis.
Lindh, Eric I., 10 Lincoln St., Brookfield,
Mass.
Lindholm, Frank A. L., R.D. 1, Box 256, Little
Falls, Minn. 1898
Lindley, Glen, St., 208 N. Vernon St., Prince-
ton, 111. 23, 1918
Lindquist, August J., 64 Grove St., Thomas-
ton, Conn.
Lindquist, G. Elmer E., 6u,?., 7 Winona St.,
Lawrence, Kan. 1912
Lindsay, John Philip, Ch. U.S. Army. 1933
Lindsay, Lewis P.,T., 59 Glenwood Ave., Paw-
tucket, R. I. 1927
Lindsay, M. Edgar N., T., Lynchburg College,
Lynchburg, Va. 1927
Lindsley, Earl Franklin, 1206 S. Kenmore
Ave., Los Angeles 6, Cal.
Lindsley, Edwin E., Roosevelt, Minn. 1905
Line, Fred A., 341 W. Lewis Ave., Phoenix,
Ariz.
Lineweaver, Thomas M., 1105 N. Franklin
St., Danville, 111.
Lininger, H. EUis, Pr., Pikes Peak Bible Semi-
nary, Manitou Springs, Colo. 1908
Link, Eugene Perry, Pf., Winthrop College,
Rook Hill, Gaffney, S. C. 1933
Linton, Thomas, 710 S. Hamilton St., Leb-
anon, Ind.
Lippitt, LeRoy Austin, Twinsburg, Ohio.
Little, Arthur M., p.em., 189 W. Broadway,
Bangor, Me. 1893
Little, Robert Williams, Red Gate Lane, Co-
hasset, Mass.
Livingston, Herbert R., The Parsonage, Sut-
ton Center, Mass.
[Livingston, Thomas, deceased. 47
Livingstone, Duncan L., Barlow St., Saint
Albans, Vt. 27
[Lloyd, Stephen A., deceased. 47
Lloyd, William R., bus., 1707 Madison St.,
Madison 5, Wis. 1919
Lo, Yuet Fu, p.em., Honolulu, T. H. 1914
Lobingier, John L., Sec, 14 Beacon St., Bos-
ton 8, Mass. 23, 1907
Locke, Oscar L., Hillside Ave., OakviUe, Conn.
Locke, Robert J., 6ms., 422 Stuart Ave.,
Kalamazoo 48, Mich. 1903
Locke, Stewart Edward, Lockeford, Cal. 1934
Lockwood, George C, 6ms., Kaneohe, T. H. 1927
Lockwood, Walter T., bus., 1716 State St.,
Boise, Ida. 1910
tLoe, Ingvald J., p.o.d., Minn. 1910
Loehr, Frankhn Davidson, Ch. U.S. Army. 1936
Loesch, Russell Talcott, Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Loescher, Vernon Alvin, 48 Bellevue St., West
Roxbury 32, Mass.
Lohmann, Hermann, 87 Berkshire St., Indian
Orchard, Mass.
Loinaz, David, 8 Wakefield PL, Caldwell, N. J. 1890
Loken, Hjalmar J., 1464 White Oak Way, San
Carlos, Cal.
Lombard, Frank Alanson, 6 Cross St., Welles-
ley, Mass. 1900
362
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[1943
Lombard, George Edward, Box 43, Short Falls,
N. H.
Long, Frederick W., Glenwood, Iowa.
Long, Henry>B., bus., 1130G Lake Ave. Cleve-
land 2, Ohio. 1889
Long, Hiram P., 725 Third St., Sauk Centre,
Minn. 1914
Long, J. Hall, Cambridge, N. Y. 190.'^
Long, Loy Lewis, A.B.C.F.M. 1936
Long, Nathaniel Alvah, R. 1, Midland City,
Ala.
Long, Ralph H., 143 Palmer Ave., Falmouth,
Mass.
[Long, Rensselaer H., deceased.
Long, S. Burman, 42 Columbian St., South
Weymouth, Mass.
Long, Samuel, R.D. 1, Midland City, Ala. 189G
Long, William J., P.O. Box, Stamford, Conn. 1899
Longenecker, George W., 305 N. Johnson St.,
Neilsville, Wis.
[Longsworth, William Hayes, deceased. 47
Look, Arpold Evert, Pr., Ellis College, New-
town Square, Pa. 1917
Loomis, Clarence B., Pf., Piedmont College,
Demorest, Ga. 1918
Loomis, Herbert F., 433 Washington Ave.,
Lorain, Ohio.
Loomis, Horace B., Coloma, Mich. 270
Loomis, Ralph, Pf., GIG Ann St., Columbia,
Mo. 1924
Loos, Amandus William, Pf., Spelman Col-
lege, Atlanta, Ga. 1933
Loos, William, 732 Joy Ave., Saint Paul 7,
Minn.
Loper, Frank B., Orange, Conn.
Loper, Vera V., 2345 Channing Way, Berke-
ley 4, Cal. 36
Lord, Albert Jones, p.em., 204 Colony St.,
Meriden, Conn. 27, 1897
Lorimer, Allan I., 3438 Cascadia Ave., Seattle
44, Wash. 16
Loring, Herbert Rickard, Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Lotte, Albert Morris, 3229 Raleigh St., Den-
ver, Colo.
Lotz, James Milton, 35G7 Riedham Rd., Cleve-
land 20, Ohio.
Loud, Halah H., Newtonville, Mass. 1897
Loud, Oliver Blanchard, 2G5 Commercial St.,
East Braintree 84, Mass. 1905
Loudon, Alexander D., Brownville, Me.
Loughran, Joseph S., 3139 31st St., N. W.,
Washington, D. C. 1912
Loungway, Ferdinand J., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1929
Lounsbury, Walter Bruce, Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
Lo'jsignont, L. E., Sims, 111.
tLovejoy, Owen R., Washington, D. C. 1891
Lovell, Charles N., Monson, Mass. 1902
Lovell, Hugh P., 605 E. Beverly Blvd., Whit-
tier, Cal.
Lovell, Moses Richardson, 350 Clinton Ave.,
Brooklyn 5, N. Y.
Lovett, Sidney, Ch., 258 Durfee Hall, Yale
University, New Haven 11, Conn. 34, 1920
Low, A. Ritchie, Johnson, Vt.
Low, Warren Francis, Essex, Mass. 1894
Lowd, Harry Stevens, Depot St., South
Easton, Mass.
Lowder, Virgil E., 4344 Grand Ave., Western
Springs, 111.
Lowdermilk, B. H., Ramseur, N. C.
[Lowe, Tillman N., deceased.
Lowe, Wilfrid Lawson, Grand Marais, Minn.
Lower, Willis A., Onaga, Kan.
Lozier, Orville O., Asst. St., 95 Exchange St.,
Portland 3, Me. 1918
Lucas, A. L., Asheboro, N. C.
Lucas, Burton A., 128 Park Ave., Bridge-
water, Mass. 1897
Lucas, Mrs. Carrie V. A., 10351 Laurel Canyon
Blvd., Pacoima, Cal.
Lucas, Roy E., 1109 N. Meridian St., Leba-
non, Ind. 1908
Luce, T. Claire, 200 South St., Dalton, Mass. 1885
Luck, Charles W., bus., Weiser, Ida. 1887
Ludemann, Henry J., i.d.iv., 2841 N. 70th St.,
Lincoln, Neb. 1938
1901
47
1941
47
Ludgate, Joseph Cornelius, 605 E. Liberty
Dr., Wheaton, 111. 1908
Ludwigson, Joseph R., asst. p., Plymouth
Church, Coventry & Weymouth Sts., Cleve-
land 20, Ohio. 270, 1943
Luethi, Louis John, 786 Antonette Ave., Win-
ter Park, Fla. 1892
Luke, Joshua C, 836 Ackerman Ave., Syra-
cu.se, N. Y. 1899
Lum, Ko Fong, Y.M.C.A. Sec, 3270 Olu St.,
Honolulu, T. H. 1931
Lund, Anders Gottf rid, p.o.d., 14 Victoria Ave.,
Worcester 7, Mass. 1915
Lund, Nils Wilhelm, Dean, 5043 N. Bernard
St., Chicago 25, 111. 1916
Lund, Thomas Fenwick, 1719 17th St., Ba-
kersfield, Cal.
Lundeen, L. Reinald, 1110 Kenwyn St., Phil-
adelphia 24, Pa. 38
Lunn, George R., Townshend, Vt.
[Lunsford, Charles Pinkney, deceased.
Lunsford, Charles T., Hackleburg, Ala.
Lunsford, John F., Sedgwick, Colo.
Lusk, Alpheus M., Ch. U.S. Navy.
[Lusk, Charles Bartley, deceased.
Luther, Arthur A., Vermont Ave., North Col-
lins, N. Y.
Lutman, Thomas, 610 Eighth St., Sheldon,
Iowa.
Lyerly, J. Nevin, Am. Red Cross, 2803 Ivan-
dell Ave., Dallas, Tex. 1919
Lyman, Elias Fenn, bus.. Box 1990, Great
Falls, Mont. 1899
Lyman, Eugene William, Pf. em., Sweet Briar
College, Sweet Briar, Va. 1901
Lyman, Harvey Austin, Box 15, Garden Home,
Ore. 1900
Lyman, Henry Martyn, R. 1, Box 48, San
Jacinto, Cal. 1892
Lyman, James K., Nelson, N. H. 1912
Lyman, Joseph B., Harwood Hill, Benning-
ton, Vt. 1900
Lynam, Sion Milton, The Parsonage, Free-
hold, N. Y.
Lynch, Edgar H., bus., 202 W. 148th St., New
York 30, N. Y. 1934
Lynn, Paul Ross, Acting Dean, Hartford School
of Rel. Ed., 55 Elizabeth St., Hartford 5,
Conn. 32, 1930
Lynne, Lee William, s.w., 6015 Vassar Ave.,
Seattle 5, Wash. 1928
Lyon, Ellsworth D., s.w., 1119 N. Eagle St.,
Naperville, 111. 1929
Lyon, Everett S., 24 Bridge St., Millers Falls.
Mass.
Lyon, F. Emory, s.w., 1421 E. 59th St., Chi-
cago 37, 111. 1891
Lyon, Otto, J., Novi, Mich.
[Lyon, Walter Emory, deceased. 47
Lyon, Walter W., Brookfield, Mass.
Lyon, Willard Crosby, Priest River, Ida.
Lytic, James A., Monument Beach, Mass. 1901
Lytle, Wilbert Vernon, bus., 1018 Virginia
Ave., Parkersburg ,\V. Va. 1915
MacAnespie, Thomas, 601 E. Eighth St.,
South Boston, Mass.
MacArthur, James Robert, Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
MacCallum, Frederick W., 37 Terpsichore St.,
Old Phaleron, Greece. 1890
MacCallum, Hugh, p.em., 18 May St., Need-
ham 92, Mass. 1897
MacCallum, J. Wesley, 2194 N. Madison St.,
Altadena, Cal. 1893
[Macdonald, Ernest Warburton Stewart, de-
ceased. 47
MacDonald, John A., p.o.d., 542 S. Locust St.,
Fontana, Cal. 1921
MacDonald, Joseph C, 173 Moffat Rd.,
Waban 68, Mass. 26
Macdonald, Roderick A., 70 Cumberland St.,
Cumberland Mills, Me.
MacDonald, Rosmond M., 23 Goddard Ave.,
Rockland, Mass.
Macdougall, Arthur R., Jr., Bingham, Me.
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
363
MacDowell, Charles S., 155 EUsworth St.,
Bridgeport 5, Conn.
Macfarland, Charles S., Sec. em.. Mountain
Lakes, N. J. 1897
Mack, WilUam Edward, Ch. U.S. Army. 1930
MacKenzie, Aeneas J., 86-24 105th St., Rich-
mond Hill, N. Y.
MacKenzie, Harry Lincoln, P.O. Box 131,
East Greenwich, R. I. 1919
MacKenzie, Hugh S., 2229 W. 109th St.,
Chicago 43, 111.
•Mackitarian, Socrates M., 163 Cross St.,
Methuen, Mass. 1928
Macklin, Egbert C, 143-13 85th Dr., Ja-
maica, N. Y.
Maclean, Douglas Victor, 2301 S. Central
Park Ave., Chicago 23, 111.
MacLean, Norman Cecil, 30 Brooks St.,
Maynard, Mass.
Maclean, Wilfrid J., 45 Oliver St., Hartford 6,
Conn.
MacLeod, Norman Murray, Jr., Box 32,
Brimfield, Mass.
MacLeod, Roderick, 5 Middle St., Hadley,
Mass.
MacLeod, Roderick Alexander, Haddam.
Conn.
MacMartin, John E., Box 533, Wolfe-
boro, N. H. 1917
MacMillan, John H., 3706 Calloway Ave.,
Baltimore 15, Md. 1898
MacNair, Everett W., 1375 W. Clifton
Blvd., Lakewood 7, Ohio.
Macnair, William M., p. em., WoUaston Cong.
Church, Box 165, Wollaston 70, Mass.
MacNeil, Donald M., Naches, Wash. 1925
Macon, Clarence Monroe, 162 Bridge St.,
Corning, N. Y.
Macon, Mrs. Julia Anna, 162 Bridge St.,
Corning, N. Y. 270, 1943
MacPeck, Frederick V., 15 Center St., Little
Ferry, N. J.
Macy, Paul Griswold, i.d.w., 297 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 1914
Madayag, Venancio, Ewa, T. H.
Maddaford, John H., 113 Laurel St., Fair-
haven, Mass. 27
Madden, Matthew Greener, 76 Rogers St.,
Branford, Conn.
Madren, Silas E., FrankUnton, N. C.
Madren, Weldon Thomas, R.D. 4, Burling-
ton, N. C. 270
Madsen, Albert A., 16 Ashland St., Medford,
Mass.
Madsen, Thorwald B., 5609 Excelsior Blvd.,
St. Louis Park 16, Minn.
Maeda, Kametaro, Honolulu, T. H. 1915
Maedche, Chris E., 412 21st Ave., Torring-
ton. Wye.
Mage, Alexandre, T., 7 Montsouris Sg., Pari.-i,
France. 1906
»Mager, Winthrop M., 464 E. Walnut St.,
Pasadena 4, Cal.
Magers, D. V., Gushing, Okla. 1928
Maggard, John, Carter City, Ky.
Maggart, Gerald Edwin, 601 Main St., Saint
Joseph, Mich.
Magnuson, Carl E., 165 E. Sixth St., Ferris,
Cal.
[Magwood, George N., deceased. 47
Mahan, Charles N., Willow Hill, 111.
Mahler, Maurice O., Chester, Vt.
Mahood, Heber St. Clair, 40 Center St.,
Santa Cruz, Cal.
Maier, Carl J., 4412 Lincoln St., Denver 16,
Colo.
Maier, Henry W., p.em.. Old Willows, Or-
leans, Mass. 1893
Maier, Karl K., Paul, Ida.
Mallery, Wesley Arthur, 15 Chilson Ave.,
Mansfield, Mass.
Mallory, Paul WUliam, 90 Fifth St., S.W.,
Huron, S. D.
Mallows, John Horace, 535 Indian Hill Blvd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1886
[Malouf, Naseeb M., deceased. 48
Manes, Everett Earnest, El Paso, 111.
Manes, James C, New Carlisle, Ind.
Mangrum, John P., Christian College, Frank-
lington, N. C. 23, 1923
Manley, Felix A., 33 College St., South
Hadley, Mass.
Mann, George E., Randall, Kan. 1906
Mann, Joseph H., 948 E. Princess Ann Rd.,
Norfolk, Va.
Mann, Leland West, Ch. U.S. Army.
Manning, Frederic Wilbur, p.em.. R.D.,
Duxbury, Mass. 1891
Manshardt, Clifford G., s.w., 1853 S. Loomis
St., Chicago 8, 111. 1922
Manter, John Gilmore, Standish, Me.
Manthei, Edward F., 20 E. St. Vrain St.,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Manwell, Augustine P., 37 E. Fulton St.,
Gloversville, N. Y.
Manwell, John P., Conway, Mass.
Manwell, Richard F., Ch. U.S. Navy.
Maple, George M., R. 2, Chillicothe, Ohio.
Maple, M. D., bus., R.D. 2, Chillicothe,
Ohio. 1931
Mapp, William H., 21 Concord St., Newark 5,
TSf. J. 1900
Mardis, John Chester, s.w., 1302 Colorado
Ave., Grand Junction, Colo. 1927
Margeson, Guy Lord, Ch. U.S. Army. 1919
Maris, Marvin Elsworth, Ch. U.S. Army. 1929
Mark, Stephen G., 1524 Emma St., Hono-
lulu, T. H.
[Markham, Henry Ferris, deceased. 48
Markham, R. Finney, Pf., 1530 College Ave.,
Topeka, Kan. 1920
Markham, Reuben Henry, bus., 389 Com-
monwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. ^ 1912
Marlatt, Homer Chadwell, Downs, Kan.
Marple, Stanley, Ch. U.S. Army. 1923
Marquardt, Albert A., 59 Aberdeen Rd.,
Springfield 9, Mass. 1911
Marquardt, George, 59 Beech St., Clinton,
Mass.
Marr, S. Wade, Jr., 804 Main St., Winsted,
Conn.
Marriott, Roland Charles, 15 Oak Ave., River-
side, R. I.
Marriott, Victor E., Pleasant Hill Academy,
Pleasant Hill, Tenn.
Marsh, Arba John, 294 Ames St., Lawrence,
Mass.
Marsh, Burton E., Townshend, Vt.
Marsh, Mrs. Dorothy V., A.B.C.F.M. 1926
Marsh, George Bennitt, Alstead, N. H.
Marsh, George L., Box 32, Ojai, Cal. 1903
Marsh, Hammond L., 1703 N. Vassar St.,
Wichita 6, Kan. 1886
Marsh, John S., A.B.C.F.M. 1925
Marsh, Lucian J., International Falls, Minn.
Marshall, Benjamin Tinkham, 111 Brockton
Ave., Haverhill, Mass.
Marshall, Charles G., 12 E. Quinto St., Santa
Barbara, Cal. 1900
Marshall, James Clelland, 35 Locust St.,
Lynnfield, Mass.
Marshall, Millard H., 217 S. Kendrick St.,
Glendive, Mont.
Marshall, W. H. L., Paradise, Cal.
Martenson, Carl, 723 S. Warren Ave., Sagi-
naw, Mich. 7
Martignetti, A. M., p.em., 1232 N. Orchard
St. Chicago 10, 111. 1910
Martin, Albert Abner, Ch. U.S. Army.
Martin, Azel A., A.B.C.F.M. 1914
Martin, Benjamin F., bus., 14 E. Main St.,
Ashland, Ohio. 1900
Martin, Charles E., 6ms., 341 W. Marquette
Rd., Chicago 21, 111. 1926
Martin, Clyde MacDonald, 191 Middlesex
Ave., Wilmington, Mass. 270
Martin, David R., 321 S. Moore St., Algona,
Iowa.
Martin, George, 415 S. Eighth Ave., Mount
Vernon, N. Y.
Martin, Gerald A., R.D. 3, Bluffton, Ind.
364
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[1943
Martin, Harold Edgar, 500 Plant St., Utica 4,
N. Y.
Martin, Harry S.. A.B.C.F.M. 1908
Martin, Harry Seavey, bus., 23 Cedar St.,
NewinKton, Conn. 1922
Martin, John Alexander, Ch. U.S. Navy,
Martin, John Arthur, Taunton, Mass. 1940
Martin, Kenneth M., 114 Harwood Ave.,
Lebanon, Mo.
Martin, Miss Nannie, R.D. 1, Ridgeville, Ind. 1914
Martin, Paul Thomas, 12 Center St., Exeter,
N. H. 27
Martin, Thomas H., Brooks, Me. 1903
Martin, W. C, bus., Biscoe, N. C. 1924
Martin, William L., 923 E. Broadway, New-
ton, Kan. 1890
Martinez-Rivera, Lorenzo, bus., 155 Ave. Fer-
nandez, Juncos, Santurce, P. R. 1920
Martz, Edward E., T., 901 Buchanon Rd.,
Durham, N. C. 1940
Marzolf, WiUiam A., p. at I., 128 Neponset
Ave., Dorchester 20, Mass. 1907
Mason, Alpha A., Altoona, Kan. 1912
Mason, Dalty Homer, Albion, 111.
Mason, Eleanor A., Ev., 13 Deer St., Port-
land 3, Me. 1923
Mason, Henry B., Box 77, Northfield, Mass. 1892
Mason, Horace C, p. em., 7349 16th Ave.,
N.E., Seattle 5, Wash. 1889
Mason, Randall Chaplain, Portsmouth, Va.
MasseUnk, Bruce H., 914 N. Fourth St., Bur-
lington, Iowa.
Mast, E. Wallace, 38-20 Bowne St., Flushing,
N. Y.
Masters, J. Howard, 829 N. Ohio St., Martins-
ville, Ind. 1919
Mather, Howard E., 1437 Juniata St., Pitts-
burgh 12, Pa.
Mathes, George F., 204 N. Olive St., Rialto,
Cal. 1895
Matheson, Alexander, bus., 828 Gilpin PL,
Chicago, 111. 1917
Matheson, Malcom, 26 Lathrop St., West
Springfield, Mass.
Mathew, Hamish C, s.w., 17 Thomas St.,
Invercargill, New Zealand. 1933
Mathews, Burleigh V., Windsor, Mass.
Mathews, Wilham B., 233 Buffalo St., Con-
neaut, Ohio.
Mathewson, Earl F., Norwich State Hospital,
Norwich, Conn.
Mathias, Pearl E., South Egremont, Mass. 1908
Matters, Wilham Tell, 483 Gilbert St.,
Columbus 5, Ohio. 270
Matthews, Godfrey, 1119 A St., Hay ward,
Cal.
Matthews, Harold S. (A.B.C.F.M.) Sec, 1513
Park St., Grinnell, Iowa. 1920
Matthews, Newman, p. em.. High Plain Rd.,
R.D. 1, Andover, Mass. 1895
Mattos, Manuel G., Box 144, Fajardo, P. R.
Maurer, Oscar E., Central LTaion Church,
Beretania St., Honolulu, T. H. 16
Maurer, Paul Henry, Ch. U.S. Army. 1921
Maxwell, Henry Faville, p.o.d., Flossmoor,
III. ^ 1934
Maxwell, Milton Andrew Bierbaum, 408 W.
23rd St., Austin 21, Tex.
May, Henry W., Crystal Springs, Pa.
May, Herbert Gordon, Pf., 237 W. College
St., Oberlin, Ohio. 33, 1934
May, Rollo Reese, s.iv., 411 W. 114th St., New
York 25, N. Y. 1938
Mayblom, Fehx R., West Paris, Me.
Maycroft, Horace E., 521 Butler St., Sauga-
tuck, Mich.
[Maye, Leslie Richard, deceased. 48
Mayer, Mrs. Hilda Emily P., asst. p., 154 In-
stitution Ave., Newton Center 59, Mass. 1930
Mayer, Otto, i.d.w., 277 Winthrop Ave., Elm-
hurst, 111. 1918
Maver. Philip F., p.o.d., 605 W. Clinch Ave.,
Knoxville, Tenn. 1930
Mayer-Oakes, Frederick T., Fonda, Iowa.
Mayer-Oakcs, Mrs. Grace E., Box 116, Mount
Carmel, Conn. 1917
Mayfield, John L., 251 Lexington Ave., Brook-
lyn 16, N. Y. I
Mayfield, Spurgeon Jay, Ch. U.S. Army.
Mayhew, William Robert, Greenville, Me.
Maylott, Worthy F., 152 Derby Ave., Derby, i
Conn.
Maynard, Harrison A., A.B.C.F.M. 1908 |
[Maynard, Newell Carroll, deceased. 48
Mayne, John C, First Cong. Church, De Kalb,
111. !
Mavne, Joseph Q., i.d.w., 907 Washington
Blvd. Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich. 1931 1
Mayne, Virgil B., R.D. 1, Vermilion, Ohio.
[Mayos, Mrs. Lydia S. Brock, deceased. 48 ;
Mays, Melville Clark, Jeffersonville, Vt.
McAIister, Eugene B., Ch. U.S. Army. 1937
McAlister, Milton V., bus., 25 Main St., Ken- ;
nebunk. Me. 1909 I
McArthur, Harvey K., 20 Mendon St.,
Blackstone, Mass. i
McArthur, W. W., 350 W. 57th St., New '
York 19, N. Y. 1888 !
McBride, Arthur A., 5144 Harriet Ave., ^
Minneapolis 9, Minn. 1907 '
McCague, Fremont, R.D. 8, Defiance, Ohio. ■
McCall, Mrs. Barbara Warren, 723 Kansas
City St., Rapid City, S. D. 1938 i
McCall, Clarence Field, Jr., 723 Kansas City '
St., Rapid City, S. D.
McCall, Clarence Field, Sr., R. 12, Box 512, I
Ashland, Ore. 1908 •
McCallum, Archie, bus., 41 Bagley St., Pon-
tiac, Mich. 1911
McCamant, Thomas, 523 Prospect Ave., Lew- '
iston, Ida.
McCance, William Hodge, Ch. U.S. Army. i
McCarthy, Samuel R., Wabasha, Minn.
McCartney, Henry R., 17 Highland Ave., '
Keene, N. H. 1887
McCartney, Jacob Harvey, 301 Dowling Blvd.,
San Leandro, Cal. (
McCauley, Joseph E., R.D. 1, Henderson,
N. C.
McClain, WilUam A., 100 E. School St., Lin-
coln, Kan. 1897 I
McClam, E. D., 105 Idlewild Ave., Raleigh,
N. C. 1932 ]
McClanahan, Paul Haldane, Bartlett, N. H. i
McClary, George S., 528 Johet St., LaSalle, j
111. i
McCleary, R. L., Bronson, Mich.
McClelland. John Francis, Box 91, Orient, i
L. I., N. Y. I
McClintock, Mrs. E. E., Sec, 19 S. La Salle St., ;
Chicago 3. 111. 14, 1928 i
McClintock, George H., Wyoming, 111.
McClish, Glade Leonard, 202 Silverspoon
Ave., Granville, 111.
tMcClure, George V. 1917 ,
McClure, Robert W., A.B.C.F.M. 1914
McClurkin, Paul Theodore, 27 Cresent St.,
Northampton, Mass.
McConnell, Herbert, R.D. 2, Grand Rapids 4,
Mich. \
McConnell, Raymond A., 20th & D Sts., |
Lincoln 2, Neb. 7 j
McConnell, Russell H., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1934 ,
McCoo, Harold White, My., 55 EUzabeth St.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 1941 '
McCorison, Joseph Lyle, Jr., i.d.w., 10 Shady
Hill Sq., Cambridge 38, Mass. 1926 .
McCorkle, G. K., Chillicothe, Ohio. 1923
McCormack, William Elbert, 50 Elm St.,
Springfield, Mass. 18, 38
McCoy, Clifford Clyde, 113 W. Church St.,
Ellis, Kan. . <
McCoy, John D., Troy, N. C.
McCracken, Andrew Vance, Sec, 287 Fourth |
Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 14, 1924
McCready, Harry Sumner, Alhambra Hospi- j
tal, 1047 S. Rosemead Blvd., Rosemead, Cal. ;
McDaniel, H. Lawrence, Coalton, Ohio.
McDaniel, Kenneth Earl, Ch. U.S. Army. 1941 \
McDonald, James Samuel, bus., R.D. 2, Delta,
Ala. 1906
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
365
McDonald, Lawrence F., R.D. 2, Middle-
boro, Mass. 1909
McDowell, Henry C, 100 Dixwell Ave., New
Haven 11, Conn.
McDowell, Henry M., Lock Box 292, Granite
Falls, Wash.
McDowell, William D., bus., 6305 Marguer-
itte Ct., Seattle 6, Wash. 1924
McDuffee, Charles B., 36 Essex St., Saugus,
Mass.
McDuffee, Frank B., Winthrop, N. Y.
McEldowney, Morris Clark, Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
McElhiney, Charles Harvie, p.o.d., 47 Church
St., Gardiner, Me. 1894
McElroy, Katharine L., A.B.C.F.M. 1930
McElroy, Paul Simpson, 21 Chase St., Dan-
vers, Mass.
McEwen, Homer Clyde, 367 Watkins St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 270
McGee, Clyde, p.o.d., 1755 W. 103rd St.,
Chicago 43, 111. 8, 1905
McGettigan, Walter Joseph, Wallace, Ida.
McGiffert, Arthur Cushman, Jr., Pr., 1798
Scenic Ave., Berkeley 4, Cal. 36, 1917
McGilvray, Harold Wright, 268 W. First St.,
Fulton, N. Y.
McGown, Russell M., 2200 Main St., Glaston-
bury, Conn.
McGregor, Ernest F., 100 E. Main St., Clin-
ton, Conn.
Mclnnes, WilHam George, Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
McKay, Claude Allen, 16 Beethoven St.,
Binghamton, N. Y.
McKay, Richard A., bus., R. 1, Tallassee, Ala. 1910
McKechnie, David R., 2514 Bayard St.,
Butte, Mont.
McKee, Mary Katherine, 9260 California
Ave., Seattle 6, Wash.
McKee, Sidney, s.w., Gould Farm, Great Bar-
rington, Mass. 1909
McKeeman, James A., Sutton, Neb.
McKeever, Otto D., 683 Vernon Rd., Colum-
bus 9, Ohio. 1893
McKeith, Alfred B., Ch. U.S. Army. 1926
McKeith, David, Jr., 258 Kenyon St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 8, 9, 16
McKeith, George R., Green Lake, Wis. ■
McKenney, Ned Burr, 32 Elm St., East Long-
meadow, Mass.
[McKenzie, Alexander Louis, deceased. 48
McKinlev, George Orland A., Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
McKinley, Leo, 126 N. East St., Winchester,
Ind.
McKinney, Samuel T., p.em., 1019 S. Hender-
son St., Fort Worth, Tex. 1898
McKnight, William Q., {A.B.C.F.M.), Box
1263, Phoenix, Ariz.
McKoy, A., Raleigh, N. C. (— )
McLain, Bernard Arthur, Mayville, N. D. 271
McLain, James E., P.O. G, Hillsboro, Wis.
^McLaughlin, Arthur R., 119 E. Nebraska Ave.,
Peoria 4, 111.
McLean, Thomas David, Lib., 4076 IlUnois St.,
San Diego 4, Cal. 1893
McLeod, Robert G., p.em.. East Greenwich,
N. Y. 1905
McLough, John D., 6ms., Addison, Mich. 1920
McMullen, Horace Martin, 1788 Broad St.,
Providence 5, R. I.
McNary, George W., 210 N.E. Fourth St.,
Little Falls, Minn.
McNeal, Ross W., Trotwood, Ohio.
McNeil, Murray T., Jr., 20 Main St., Lemon
Grove, Cal.
McNeill, Frederick, Ev., Mattawamkeag, Me. 1909
" - ■ "" u)., 9301 GlenviUe Rd.,
Durham, N. C. 1930
McPherson, Walter Allison R., 726 Prospect
Ave., Ridgefield, N. J.
McQuary, Rodney L., 4511 Colfax Ave., S.,
Minneapolis 9, Minn.
McQueen, Thomas Craig, 2426 E. Fourth St.,
Duluth 5, Minn.
McRae, Isaac, 2433 E. Third St., Long Beach
4, Cal. 1894
McPeek, Francis W.
Silver Spring, Md.
McPhatter, J. T., R.
McRae, Matthew N., 1924 Gorrell St., Greens-
boro, N. C.
tMcVey, Charles H. 1914
[McWhorter, Andrew T., deceased.
Meacham, Frank T., A.B.C.F.M. 1917
Mead, James C, iv.s., 1152 Cherry St., Win-
netka, lU. 1933
Meador, O. Talbert, Lenora, Kan.
Meadows, Curtis P., 3213^ Elam St., Golds-
boro. N. C.
Meadows, Fay Le, 5600 Philadelphia Dr.,
Dayton 5, Ohio.
Meadows, J. W., Gary, N. C. 1897
Means, Glen L., 306 ParkhurstSt., Fairfield, 111. 271
Mears, Charles Leon, p.em., 275 Landis Ave.,
Chula Vista, Cal. 1896
Mebane, E. F., Mebane, N. C. 1942
Meckel, Aaron N., 84 Hollis Ave., Braintree,
Mass.
Meckel, Benjamin Theodore, bus., 2415 Ellison
St., Omaha, Neb. 1935
Meckel, Ezra, Anoka, Minn.
Meckel, Silas A., Ch. U.S. Army.
Meckel, Theophilus, Wadena, Minn.
Meek, Frederick M., 4126 Ingersoll Ave., Des
Moines 12, Iowa. 8, 22
Meeker, Charles H., R.D. 4, Box 279, South
Bend, Ind.
Meer, John, Worden, Mont.
MegathUn, Henry G., Newtown, Conn. 1896
Meikle, Alexander M., St., First Cong. Church,
33 E. Forest Ave., Detroit 1, Mich. 25, 1911
Meinzer, William L., 140 American Ave., Long
Beach 2, Cal. 1899
Melberg, WilUam F., 160 S. Lake St., Ham-
burg, N. Y. 271
Mellinger, Asa Wright, 302 Chicopee St.,
Chicopee, Mass.
Mellott, Edward F., R.D. 1, Chase Mills,
N. Y.
Menzi, Ernest U., 909 Woods Rd., Ypsilanti,
Mich. ^ 1897
Merchant, Irving Keith, Sec, 401 Miners-
ville St., Pottsville, Pa. 1915
Merchant, Joseph Warren, North Wilbraham,
Mass.
Merchant, Mylon Dickinson, Ch. U.S. Army. 1914
Mercier, Harold A., S. MainSt., Centerville, Mass.
Merlino, Giuseppe, p.o.d., 28 Concolor Ave.,
Newton 58, Mass. 1901
Merriam, Charles W., p.em., 33 Lafayette St.,
S.E., Grand Rapids 3, Mich. 1901
Merriam, Elwyn DeForest, R.D. 2, Perry,
N. Y.
Merrifield, Reginald A., Sharon, Vt.
Merrifield, Roy W., 404 W. Main St., Urbana,
111.
Merrill, Boynton, 444 E. Broad St., Columbus
15, Ohio. 8, 9, 22
Merrill, Charles C, 74 Kirkland St., Cam-
bridge 38, Mass.
Merrill, George A., Buckland, Mass.
Merrill, George Plumer, 1019 17th Ave., S.E.,
Minneapolis 14, Minn. 1900
Merrill, Jacob Franklin Jewett, Ch. U.S.
Army. 1941
Merrill, John Ernest, 1472 E. 17th St., Brook-
lyn 30, N. Y.
Merrill, Lyman Herbert, p.em., Stanwich Rd.,
Greenwich, Conn. 1886
Merrill, Randolph S., 40 Foster St., Newton-
viUe 60, Mass. 16
[Merrill, William Cross, deceased.
Merritt, Robert F., Spring Green, Wis.
Merry, Isaac James, s.uk, Pownal, Me. 1903
Mertins, C. Albert, Hooker, Okla.
Mertins, Franz Gustav, 5168 N. 34th St.,
Milwaukee 9, Wis.
Meserve, Albert Ray, 20 Shirley Rd., Shirley,
Mass.
Meserve, Howard Curtis, Lib., 5 Plymouth
PL, Milford, Conn. 1903
Meske, F. L. V., Box 1003, Hartford, Conn. 189X
Mesner, Charles W., Blandford, Mass.
Messner, Harold Karl, Box 163, N, Main St.,
Norwich, Vt.
366
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1943
Metcalf, Walter Stamp, 2203 Florida Ave.,
Tampa 3, Fla.
Metsker, Denver C, Losantville, Ind.
Metzger, VTa.seT,p.em.,Dcav, 135 College Ave.,
New Brunswick, N. J. 189.5
Metzger, Roscoe Fraser, Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Meyer, Eugene Waldemar, 104-22 89th Ave.,
Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Meyer, Frank Jay, 3823 N. Baldwin St.,
Portland 3, Ore. 1909
Meyer, Frederick A., 58 Lehigh Ct., Rock-
ville Center, N. Y. 25
Meyer, George Edgar, The Manse, Baker,
Mont.
Meyer, Harry L., 710 Rock St., Fall River,
Mass.
Meyer, Otto Carl, Berkey, Ohio.
Meyer, William F., Fairinount, Ind. 1910
Meyer, William Wiswall, Fi.ld S,c., 2345
Channing Way, Berkeley 4, Cal. 23, 1940
Michael, Harold L., 312 Somonauk St., Syca-
more, 111.
Mickey, Robert George, 35 Willow St.,
Mystic, Conn.
Mickle, John Charles, Jr., 9014 Cedar Ave.,
Cleveland 6, Ohio.
Mierow, Charles Christopher, P/., 205 E.
Second St., Northfield, Minn. 1936
Miettinen, Lauri P., Harrison, Me.
Mildram, Robert C, T., Mt. Hermon School,
Northfield, Mass. 1938
Miles, Arthur William, New Sharon, Iowa. 1891
tMiles, E. (— )
Miles, Edgar W., p. em., 241 Home Ave., Oak
Park, 111. 1896
Miles, Harry R., Sec. em., 4 Rock Ledge Dr.,
Stamford, Conn. 1894
Miles, Herbert A., Galesburg, Mich.
Milford, Homer Carter, Ch. U.S. Army. 1937
Millard, George Edward, Station 42, South
Windsor, Conn.
Millard, William B., Merritt Island, Fla. 1895
Miller, Albert C, Yankton, S. D. 1892
Miller, Albert Robert Herman, Ch. U.S. Army. 1933
Miller, Carleton Brooks, First Cong. Church,
Battle Creek, Mich.
Miller, Charles W., s.w., 1249 Blaine St., Port
Townsend, Wash. 1923
Miller, Clifford L., bus., 77 Copeland St., Bos-
ton 19, Mass. 1910
Miller, Edward R., s.w., 20 S. 12th St., Phila-
delphia 7, Pa. 1932
tMiller, Miss Frances E., Los Angeles, Cal. 1906
Miller, George Mahlon, 1058 E. 21st St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miller, Gerald F., Ch. U.S. Army. 1928
Miller, Harvey V., 1213 Lafayette St., Ala-
meda, Cal. 1915
Miller, Jason George, 71 Williams St., Plain-
ville. Conn. 1899
Miller, John Clarence, 621 Watchung Rd.,
Bound Brook, N. J.
Miller, John Homer, 20 Buckingham St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Miller, Malcolm F., 417 W. Fifth St., Bel-
videre. 111.
[Miller, Orley Lester, deceased.
Miller, Ray Marcus, 630 Broad St., Meriden,
Conn.
Miller, Robert J., 13 Seventh Ave., Long-
mont, Colo.
Miller, Saul, Ch. U.S. Army. 1932
Miller, Walter K., 788 Stevens Ave., Port-
land 5, Me.
Milligan, John A., 910 Mill St., Porterville,
Cal. 1883
tMilliken, H. A. (— )
Millinger, Walter Harold, York Village, Me.
Mills, Charles L., 326 Home Ave., Oak Park,
111. 1892
Mills, Donald Otis, Box 225, Union Grove,
Wis.
Mills, Elden H., 12 S. Main St., West Hart-
ford 7, Conn. 38
Mills, Ross S., Green Moimtain, Iowa.
Mills, Mrs. Zelma B., R.D. 2, Lynn, Ind.
Milmine, Alexander, 730 N. Spring St.,
Elgin, 111.
Milne, Charles P., Eagle Harbor Cong.
Church, Winslow, Wash.
Milne, George McLean, Ch. U.S. Navy.
Milnes, Russell Henry, Box 613. Canaan,
Conn.
Minakuchi, Yutaka, Glover, Vt. 1910
Minchin, William J., 521 Harrison Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1896
Miner, Harry B., Red Hill. Surrey, England. 1929
Minich, Roy L., 122 Dexter St., Maiden,
IVIass 8 9
Minkler, Merton Jay, Pn., 452 42nd Ave., San
Francisco 21, Cal. 1917
Minton, Wilson Parke, St., Hartman Center,
Milroy, Pa. 24, 1910
Misamore, Owen G., 18 Maple Ave., Findlay,
Ohio. 1904
Mishler, Miss Jennie, Leaf River, 111. 1901
Mitchell, Cyprus R., 30£ Jervois Rd., Auck-
land, Neiv Zealand. 1911
Mitchell. Edwin Knox, Jr., Main St., Sims-
bury, Conn.
Mitchell, Frank J., 16700 Ashton Ave.,
Detroit 19, Mich. 1894
Mitchell, Miss Frederica, Keene Valley, N. Y.
Mitchell, George Edwin, 607 Center St.,
Whitewater, Wis.
Mitchell, James Lee, 22 Peck St., Attleboro,
Mass.
Mitchell, Richard L., T., 713 Mulford St.,
Evanston, 111. 1919
Mitchell, Wilfred Manlove, P/., Fisk Univ.,
Nashville 8, Tenn. 1942
Mix, Ralph Hooker, bus., 102 Knickerbocker
Ave., Springdale, Conn. 1910
Mixon, John L., Sec, 3330 W. Adams Blvd.,
Los Angeles 16, Cal. 1928
Moe, William C. H., Guilford, Conn.
Moede, O. Fred, 942 N. 15th St., Milwaukee,
Wis. 1930
Moffitt, D. Rufus, Coleridge, N. C. 1928
MofRtt, Walton Denson, Aquebogue, L. I.,
N. Y.
Mohler, Charles I., St., Box 246, Humacao,
P. R. 1908
Mohler, Samuel R., P/., Ellensburg, Wash. 1925
Moku, Moses, Hilo, T. H.
Moland, L. Gerhard, Osseo, Wis.
Moncol, Andrew John, p.cm., bus., 3395 W.
127th St., Cleveland 11, Ohio. 1906
Monosmith, Albert W., Penngrove, Cal.
Monroe, Robert, Fayetteville St., Raleigh,
N. C. 1934
Monroe, William Ir\'ing, Jr., 183 Foster St.,
Brighton, Mass.
Montgomery, Royal J., St., Grinnell, Iowa.
23, 1907
Montieth, Charles Richard, Richmond, Vt.
Moody, Clarence LeGrand, Jr., Ch. U.S.
iVavy. 1938
[Moody, Harold W., deceased.
Moody, Ira Edward, 444 Maria Ave., Saint
Paul 6, Minn. 1899
Moore, Arthur A., 1557 Hawthorne Ave.,
Waterloo, Iowa. 1902
M<iore, Charles A., Box 109, Winterport, Me. 1895
[Moore, Edward Caldwell, deceased. 48
Moore, Edward W., p.o.d., Greene, Me. 1908
Moore, George, p.o.d., Franklin Park, N. J. 1917
Moore, James A. G., Asst. St., 287 Fourth
Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 24, 1917
Moore, Jerry R., Eldora, Iowa.
Moore, John, 521 Central Ave.. New Haven,
Conn. 1914
Moore, John Dewey, 3519 Live Oaks St.,
Houston 4, Tex.
Moore, Kermit, Ev., Olive Hill, Ky. 1938
Moore, Leon, 666 King St., Denver 4, Colo.
Moore, Thomas J., 726 19th St., Newport
News, Va.
Moore, Walter Howard, 1111 S. Clinton
Ave., Oak Park, 111.
Moore, Wilson C, 326 N. Bradford St.,
Dover, Del.
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
367
Moorhead, J. Keith, Morris, Conn.
Moorhouse, Charles H., Box 65, New Durham,
N. H. 1919
Moos, Bernhard, 2015 N. Fourth St., Gering,
Neb.
Morain, Jesse L., 1041 Grainercy Dr., Los
Angeles 6, Gal. 1905
Moran, John O., Kingaton, Ontario, Canada. 271
Mordecai, Trevor, p.o.d., 1001 S. 31st St., Bir-
mingham 5, Ala. 1918
More, James Harold, 5469 Seventh Ave., Los
Angeles 43, Cal.
Morecombe, Fred G., 9109 85th Rd., Wood-
haven, L. I., N. Y.
Morgan, Abraham Rees, 670 Main St.,
Edwardsville, Pa.
Morgan, Caradoc J., 4027 N. Missouri Ave.,
Portland 12, Ore.
Morgan, Garfield, 42 Basset St., Lynn, Mass.
Morgan, J. Richmond, 815 West St., Peru, 111.
Morgan, John E., Boylston, Mass.
Morgan, Joseph Frank, 3507 Bainbridge
Blvd., Norfolk 6, Va.
Morgan, Joseph Greyham, 506 N. Jackson St.,
Charles City, Iowa.
Morgan, Matthias D., R.D. 1, Brantley, Ala.
Morgan, Richard Risley, 1390 Coast Blvd., S.,
Laguna Beach, Cal.
Morgan, Riley Earl, bus., 2903 12th St.,
Boulder, Colo. 1914
Morgan, Roy B., Box 162, Somonauk, 111.
Morgan, Victor Henry, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1922
Morgan, Walter Amos, 5 Chestnut St.,
Worcester 2, Mass.
Morimoto, Paul S., Kealakekua, T. H.
Morland, John Kenneth, T., Yale-in-China
Middle Sch., Yuanling, Hunan, China 271, 1943
Morrell, Herbert B., 28 Mapleview Ter.,
New Bedford, Ma.ss.
Morrill, Ernest E., 10809 Fortune Ave.,
Cleveland 11, Ohio.
Morrill, Mrs. Frieda Kirkendall, s.ii\, 490
Woodford St., Portland 4, Me. 1922
Morris, Charles S., 735 E. 166th St., Bronx,
N. Y. (-)
Morris, Russell R., Gilsum, N. H.
Morrison, F'rederick W., s.w., 4274 Middlesex
Dr., San Diego 4, Cal. 1918
Morrison, John A., Ch. U.S. Army.
Morriss, Frank E., 738 N. Berkeley St., Dallas,
Tex. 1925
Morrow, Fred Richard, Box 255, Saratoga,
Cal.
Morrow, Horace Edwin, 122 Chestnut St.,
Springfield, Mass. 1886
Morse, Bradley T., Ch. U. S. Army. 271, 1943
Morse, James King, 3 Cottage Ave., An-
sonia, Conn.
Morson, Robert R., Plymouth St., Bryani-
ville, Mass. " 1898
^Morton, Bruce, bus., Stouffvillc, Ontario,
Canada. ( — )
Morton, Edgar E., Stouffville, Ontario, Can-
ada. 1906
[Morton, Howard Ansel, deceased. 48
Morton, Norris T., Ch. U.S. Army. 1924
Morton, Richard Knowles, 19 Sumter St.,
Providence 7, R. I. 27
Morton, William Henry, La Clede Hotel,
Plattsburg, Mo. 1894
Moseley, John H., Saundersville, Mass. 1909
Mosley, Henry, 71 Park St., Arcade, N. Y.
Mossman, G. Elmer, R. D. 5, Portland, Me.
Mossman, Guy Eldred, 264 Howard St.,
Melrose, Mass.
Moulton, Joseph L., A.B.C.F.M. 1918
Moulton, Warren J., Pr.em., 15 Fifth St.,
Bangor, Me. 30, 1899
Mounts, Lewis H., R. 1, Macon, Ga. 23
Mowbray, Henry Buckingham, 442 Chase
Ave., Winter Park, Fla. 1900
Moya, Jesus M., Armijo, N. M. 1905
Muellen, Herman E., 215 W. Miller St.,
Michigan City, Ind.
Mueller, Walter Alfred, 7 Orchard Rd.,
Chatham, N. J.
Muilenburg, James, Pf., 1798 Scenic Ave.,
Berkeley 4, Cal. 36, 1936
Mulder, William A., 805 Pacific Ave., Long
Beach, Cal. 1913
Mumma, Marion W., 1330 Liliha St., Hono-
lulu, T. H.
Munger, Bernard V., Pr., Tenth St. & Mass-
chusetts Ave., N. E., Washington 2, D. C. 1942
Munger, Earle A., 628 Walnut St., Waterloo,
Iowa.
Munro, John Ker, W. Main St., Cairo, Ohio. 271
Munroe, Ohver H., 6ms., 93 Frankhn St.,
Franklin, N. H. 1924
Murphy, Charles Grant, 2672 Sewell St.,
Lincoln 2, Neb. 1891
Murphy, Kenneth, Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Murphy, Lawrence E., 208 W. First St., S.,
Onawa, Iowa.
Murphy, Warren Vinton, North Woodbury,
Conn.
Murray, Stanley F., 98 Laconia St., Lexing-
ton, Mass. 1933
Murtfeldt, Frank W., Tryon, N. C.
Musser, Forrest C, p.o.d.. Pandora, Ohio. 1935
Mutch, William James, Pf. em., 221 Water-
town St., Ripon, Wis. 1885
Muttart, WilUam L., 8 Whitaker Ave., Nor-
wich, Conn.
Myers, Benjamin Franklin, 1371 N. Gordon
St., Pomona, Cal. 1896
Myers, Charles Haven, 8715 Woodward Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Myers, Elmer H., bus., 542 McHenry St.,
Burhngton, Wis. 1905
Myers, Eugene Horton, Jupiter, Fla. 1926
Myers, George Raymond, Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Myers, Harry W., Jr., 1551 E. Montgomery
Ave., Philadelphia 25, Pa.
Myers, Lester G., 87 Ellis St., Brockton,
Mass.
Myers, Paul B., 18 Lovell Rd., Watertown 72,
Mass.
Myers, Russell E., 1315 W. Hillsdale St.,
Lansing 15, Mich.
Myers, Virgil E., 312 Front St., Marietta,
Ohio.
Nadal, Thomas W., OUvet, Mich.
Nagata, Samuel, Hart Mt. Relocation Center,
Wyo. 1918
Nansen, John Alfred, 436 W. Eldorado St.,
Decatur 14, 111.
Napier, B. Davie, Saundersville, Mass.
Nash, Mrs. Charlotte E., 7208 Dartmouth
Ave., University City, Mo.
Nash, George Williston, s.w., 921 16th St.,
Bellingham, Wash. 1921
Nauss, Earl F., Ch. U.S. Navy.
Naylor, Benjamin Dent, 703 Lafayette St.,
Martinez, Cal. 1894
Neagles, Flora Mabel, p.em., 41 Witt St., West
Lynn, Mass. 1915
Neal, Alfred C, 99 Putnam St., Quincy 69,
Mass. 1913
Neal, Frederick Jefferson, 917 Tuscarawas
St., W., Canton 3, Ohio. 1918
Neeld, George Avery, 50 Granada Ter., New
London, Conn.
Neermau, Paul C, 224 N. Second St., Bar-
stow, Cal.
Neese, J. Everette, 2212 Sturgis St., Norfolk 3,
Va.
Neese, J. L., R. 2, Graham, N. C.
Neff, Clarence Alvin, 233 W. Fifth St., Clare-
mont, Cal.
Nein, Jacob, Fairfax, S. D.
Nellor, Charles H., bus., 6108 N. E. 16th Ave.,
Portland, Ore. 1901
Nelson, A. Calvin, R.D. 2, Andalusia, Ala.
[Nelson, Andrew G., deceased. 48
Nelson, Anthony A., Rockford, Mich.
Nelson, Charles Adolphus, 200 Prospect Ave.,
Princeton, N. J. 1892
Nelson, Christian Gravesen, Kinsley, Kan. 1 1
Nelson, Floyd H., bus., 319 N. Independence
Ave., Rockford, 111. 1935
368
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[1943
Nelson, Frederick N.. Ch. U.S. Navy. 1942
Nelson, Henry R., p.o.d., 730 Brown St., Nor-
way, Mich. 1910
Nelson, J. Homer, Bar Harbor, Me.
Nelson, John R., Shoreham, Vt.
Nelson, Paul E., Lisle, N. Y.
Nelson, Roscoe, p.em., 30 Walkley Rd., West
Hartford 7, Conn. 1892
Nevala, Samuel, St. George Rd., Box 26,
Thomaston, Me.
Nevers, Harold LesHe, 87 King St., Pittsfield,
Mass.
Newcomb, Edward H., Kittery Point, Me.
Newcomer, Jerome D., 1005 Tenth St., Eldora,
Iowa.
Newell, Arthur Frost, 1815 Cleveland Ave.,
Kansas City 2, Kan. 1893
Newell, Henry Clinton, Harwich, Mass.
[Newell, Horatio Bannister, deceased. 49
NeweU, Raymond W., Milton, Wis.
Newey, Paul S., 4447 N. Hazel St., Chicago
40, 111.
Newland, Eddy C, Box 926, Chadron, Neb.
Newlin, Neal Dow, Pleasant Hill, Ohio.
Newman, Charles E., Virgilina, Va.
Newman, Nathaniel Gross, Windsor, Va. 1891
Newman, Wilham Iver, 816 S. Ditman St.,
Los Angeles 23, Cal.
Newton, Harry J., 266 Alden Ave., New
Haven 15, Conn.
Newton, James William, Sanbornton, N. H.
Newton, John Edward, Litchfield Turnpike,
Woodbridge, Conn. 1898
Newton, Joseph R., Ch. U.S. Army.
Newton, R. Esten, R. 3, Luray, Va.
Nicely, Daniel W., 40 Merrimack St., Con-
cord, N. H.
Nicholas, Wayne Alfred, Ch. U.S. Navy.
Nichols, Charles S., 74 Denver St., Springfield,
Mass.
Nichols, George T., 903 S. Third St.. Colum-
bus 6, Ohio. 1897
Nichols, John T., p.em., Assonet, Mass. 1891
Nichols, Oscar Lee, 903 S. Third St., Colum-
bus 6, Ohio.
Nicholson, Harry F., 501 W. Market St.,
Akron 3, Ohio.
Nicholson, Wesley Goodson, 490 13th Ave. E.,
Eugene, Ore.
Nickerson, John, Alto Pass, 111.
Nicol, Duane M., 6244 Cornelia Ave., Chi-
cago 34, 111.
Nicolas, William Henry, Ch. U.S. Army. 1931
Niederhelman, Alfred A., 346 First Ave., W.,
Dickinson, N. D.
Niedringhaus, Fred W., 619 N. Main St.,
Santa Ana, Cal.
Nielsen, David, 715 N. Capitol St., Salem,
Ore.
Nightingale, Abram, Crossville, Tenn.
Nightwine, Leonard S., Marshfield Hills,
Mass.
Nilson, Paul E., A.B.C.F.M. 1918
Nissen, Niel, bus., 330 Summit Ave., Webster
Groves, Mo. 1906
Nixon, Everett, 721 S. Courtland Ave., Ko-
komo, Ind.
Noble, Phineas S., R.D. 1, Haxtun, Colo. 1892
Nolin, John Meek, Maize, Kan.
Noon, Philo G., Harvard, Mass.
Norcross, George D. H., Wakefield, Kan.
Nordlund, Anders A., Box 44, Georgetown,
Conn. 1895
Nordstrom, Nels Francis, Sec, 429 Palace
Bldg., Minneapolis 1, Minn. 1936
Norenberg, Jess H., 545 Forest Ave., Glen
EUyn, 111.
Norfleet, A. L., p.o.d.. Box 163, De Beque,
Colo. 1896
Norris, John W., R.D. 1, Northampton, Mass.
1894
North, Stanley U., Sec, 287 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 18, 1921
North, Walter Henry, Country Club Church,
205 W. 65th St., Kansas City 5, Mo.
North, William V., 114 Wildwood Ave., Upper
Montclair, N. J.
Northcott, OUver Cecil, R. 2, Exeter, N. H.
Northrop, Byron W., Baxter, Iowa.
Northrop, John Arthur, Box 3.54, Centerville,
S. D.
[Norton, Edwin Clarence, deceased. 49
Norton, Wilham H., Bloomer, Wis.
Noss, Frederick B., 39 Morton St., Andover,
Mass.
Nourse, David Elmer, 3254 61st St., S.W.,
Seattle 6, Wash.
Nowell, Thomas, Waubay, S. D.
Noyce, Ralph Brewster, Asso. St., Magoun
HaU, Grinnell, Iowa. 7, 23, 1922
Noyes, Frank I., bus., 64 Oxford St., Cam-
bridge 38, Mass. 1921
Noyes, Henry H., Shrewsbury, Mass. 1894
Nuetzmann, Hermann, Ritzville, Wash. 1903
Nugent, Thomas E., 612 W. Seventh St., Val-
ley City, N. D.
Nunn, Robert A., R.D. 2, Windsor, Vt.
Nutter, Virbrook, Warehouse Point, Conn.
Nutting, John D., Sec, 9277 Amesbury Ave.,
Cleveland 6, Ohio. 1885
[Nuuhiwa, Solomon D., deceased. 49
Nye, DeWitt C, Algona, Wash. 1920
Nye, George Benjamin, bus., 215 N. Lois St.,
La Habra, Cal. 1917
Nygren, Ruben T., 525 Main St., Fitchburg,
Mass. 1924
Nylen, Edwin B., Ch. U.S. Army. 1933
Nyhne, Wilbert W., 108 Biddle St., Kane, Pa.
Nyrop, J. Chris, Burwell, Neb.
Oakes, William M., Goltry, Okla.
Obenhaus, Herman, R. 1, Tiskilwa, 111. 1893
Obenhaus, Victor, Pf., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, lU. 31, 1929
Oberhn, Clarence D., 1288 Montgomery Ave.,
Muskegon, Mich.
Odland, Harry P., 2 Monument St., Concord,
Mass.
Ogawa, Seido, Dir. Y.P., Honolulu, T. H. 1941
Ogden, Seymour Duane, 511 E. Calhoun St.,
Springfield, Mo.
Ogren, Andrew J., 39 BeUevue PI., New Lon-
don, Conn.
O'Hara, W. Heber, Churchville, N. Y.
Ohman, Howard E., Y.M.C.A. Sec, 5016
Dodge St., Omaha, Neb. 1934
Ohmura, Masayoshi, 4-7 -C, Poston, Ariz.
Ojala, Andrew, My., R. 1, Box 85, Brush
Prairie, Wash. 1910
Okamoto, Kakichi, Waimea, T. H. 1923
Okumura, Takie, p.em., Box 894, Honolulu,
T. H. 1909
Olander, Paul H. W., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1932
[Oldfield, Wilham Judson, deceased. 49
*01ds. A., Norfolk, Va. (— )
Olds, Charles Burnell, % American Board,
14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. 1901
Olds, Corwin H., Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Olejar, George R., R.D. 2, Box 137, Dispu-
tanta, Va.
OUver, Samuel N., 475 W. Webster St.,
Muskegon, Mich.
Ohver, Wilham Brattle, Ch., 17 Arlington
St., Cambridge, Mass. 1927
OUech, Herman, Turtle Lake, N. D.
Ollis, Frederick W., New Cambria, Mo.
Olmstead, Duncan McDonald, Baldwin, Mich.
Olmsted, Nirum P., 112 E. Oak St., Glenwood,
Minn.
Olsen, John Herman, Ch. U.S. Army.
Olsen, Oscar L., 498 Main St., Wareham,
Mass.
Olson, Edwin A., Ch. U.S. Army. 1936
Olson, Herbert E., s.w.. Industry, N. Y. 1935
Olson, Lester E., Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
[Omans, Chester C, deceased. 49
Omo, Harvey P., bus., Laverne, Okla. 1914
O'Neill, Charles A., Nekoosa, Wis.
O'Neill, Mrs. Dora M., Adams, Wis. 1910
O'Neill, Joseph T., Adams, Wis.
O'Neill, Robert B., Randolph, Wis.
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
369
O'Neill, William B., Holland, Va.
O'Neill, William B.-H., Strawberry Point,
Iowa.
Opdyke, Charlton E., 20 River St., Sidney,
N. Y.
Opsal, Tobias B., 383 Cleveland St., Orange,
N.J.
Orcutt, Charles McCabe, Garden City, Kan.
Orcutt, Noel P., Hawarden, Iowa.
Oren, Jesse I., R.D. 1, Parker, Ind.
Oren, Reuben R., R.D. 1, Ridgeville, Ind.
Orloff, George Frederic, bus., 1105 W. 80th St.,
Los Angeles 44, Cal. 1937
Orman, Adolph, Hazen, N. D.
Orr, Howard W., 2140 Main St., Bridgeport 6,
Conn.
Orr, James B., 7520 Ney Ave., Oakland 3, Cal.
Orr, Wilfred I., Ch. U.S. Navy.
Orth, Andrew Philip, 2302 Fair Park Ave.,
Eagle Rock 41, Cal. 1888
Orton, Dwayne, bus., R.D. 2, Sunset Dr.,
Johnson City, N. Y. 1935
Orton, Lambert S., Box 165, Danville, Iowa. 271
Orton, Richford DeForest, 503 N. Butrick
St., Waukegan, 111. 1910
Osborn, George R., Daleville, Ind.
Osborn, William M., Pecatonica, lU.
Osborne, Cyrus A., Reg., 328 N. Taylor Ave.,
Oak Park, 111. 1895
Osborne, Earl C, BerUn, N. H.
Osgood, Charles Sumner, CromweU, Conn.
Osgood, Lucian E., Penney Farms, Fla. 1891
Osgood, Robert Storrs, R.D., Winslow, Wash.
1898
Osmun, Miss Nelle May, 238 W. SLxth St.,
Long Beach 2, Cal. 1913
Ostrander, CUnton E., 4129 51st Ave., N.E.,
Seattle 5, Wash. 7
Osumi, Paul S., s.w., Lordsburg, N. M. 1936
Ouellette, Edward Fifield, 1 Keller St.,
Petaluma, Cal.
Ourth, Oscar J., Am. Red Cross, 2402 Uni-
versity St., Des Moines, Iowa. 1942
Outerbridge, Leonard M., Regina, Saskatche-
wan, Canada. 1925
Overmyer, John W., bus., R.D., Lucas, Ohio. 1911
Owen, Elwyn, Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
Owen, George Booth, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1936
Owen, George Dickson, p.o.d., 559 Bedford
Rd., Pocantico Hills, N. Y. 1911
Owen, George Wilham, 40 Oak St., Hyde
Owen, HughT., bus., 3217 Blaisdell Ave.,
MinneapoUs 8, Minn. 1917
Owen, J. Herbert, Cliffwood St., Lenox, Mass.
Owen, John David, 4 Capital Hill, Fair Haven,
Vt.
Owen, John M., Ch. U. S. Army. 1934
Owen, Llewelyn Arnold, 210 Ege Ave., Jersey
City, N. J.
Owen, Robert Russell, Spring Valley, Minn. 271
Owen, W. Moreton, p. em., 86 Spruce St.,
Manchester, Conn. 1905
[Owens, Edmund, deceased.
Owens, J. FrankHn, Box 45, Wilder, Vt.
Oxnard, Henry E., R.D., West Acton, Mass.
Oyakawa, Edward, Papaikou, T. H.
Ozaki, Norio, Community Hospital, San
Mateo, Cal.
Paaluhi, Edward, Hoolehua, Molokai, T. H.
Pacillas, J. V., bus., 341 Fourth St., Chino,
Cal. 1933
Packard, Harrison L., Antrim, N. H.
Packard, Herbert L., Windsor, Mass. 1901
Packard, J. Roy, 113 Union St., East Walpole,
Mass.
[Packard, Nahum Luther, deceased. 49
Packer, Percival C, Hancock, Minn.
Paddon, Timothy George, Temple, N. H.
Paff, Elmo Ray, Monroeville, Ohio.
Page, Charles Earl, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1938
Page, Frederick Harlan, Pr. em., 25 Green-
wood Lane, Waltham 54. Mass. 23, 1893
Page, N. H., Holly Springs, N. C. (— )
[Page, Wesley Eugene, deceased. 49
Paget, William, My., India. 1941
Paige, Howard Edgar, 36 Ascutney St., Wind-
sor, Vt.
Paille, Charles Anthony, 72 Frost Ave.,
Rochester, N. Y. 1923
Painter, Harry M., 612 First Ave., W., Se-
attle 9, Wash. 1899
Paisley, John O., 29 Ardsmoor Rd., Melrose,
Mass. 1892
Palm, Walter A., 2113 Hendrickson St., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
Palmer, Albert W., Pr., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 8, 9, 31, 1904
Palmer, Burton M., R.D. 1, Box 1103, Red-
wood City, Cal.
Palmer, Clay E., Yankton, S. D. 35
Palmer, Harry E., 407 Prospect St., Berea,
Ohio. 1893
Palmer, Kenneth L., Ch. U.S. Navy.
Palmer, Phihp Wentworth, 3407 Bellemeade
Ave., Evansville 14, Ind.
Palmer, Warren S., 19 Winter St., Norway,
Me.
Palmer, WiUard H., Asst. St., Gorham, Me. 23, 1903
Pamp, Frederic E., p.o.d., 1708 Oak Ave.,
Evanston, lU. 1911
Pangborn, Cyrus R., 211 W. 56th St., New
York 19, N. Y.
Pankhurst, WiUiam Harris, 711 W. Beecher
Ave., Jacksonville, 111.
[Papazian, Manasseh Garabed, deceased. 49
Pardy, Boyce Paul, 1280 Enfield St., Enfield,
Conn.
[Paris, Sandy A., deceased. 49
Park, John Edgar, Norton, Mass. 26, 1903
Parker, Mrs. AUie, Triplet, Ky. 1938
Parker, Arthur J., Central Lake, Mich.
Parker, Asa M., Box 23, Boscawen, N. H.
Parker, Charles Franklin, Box 904, Prescott,
Ariz.
Parker, David Bruce, 36 First Ave., Bay
Shore, L. I., N. Y. 271
Parker, Everett C, 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 271
Parker, Fletcher D., 10 Woodland St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn.
Parker, George Gerald, 42 Great Oak Rd.,
Manhasset, N. Y.
Parker, Grover Russell, Northport, Mich.
Parker, H. Frankhn, North Chichester, N. H.
Parker, James E., 300 E. Third St., Spencer,
Iowa. 1909
Parker, P. Pierson, 34 Rock Lane, Berkeley 8,
Cal.
Parker, W. Carl, 420 Elm St., Barnesville, Ga.
Parker, Wilbur P., Ch. U.S. Army. 1931
Parks, James W., Mazon, 111.
Parks, Kenneth G., Ch. U. S. Army. 1934
Parks, Q. S., 354 S. Ninth St., Coshocton,
Ohio. 1926
Parks, WiUiam U., 2962 N. Far well Ave.,
Milwaukee 11, Wis. 1897
Parr, Clarence E., First Cong. Church, Al-
buquerque, N. M.
Parr, Leonard A., 1404 Cambridge Rd., Ann
Arbor, Mich.
Parry, John Burford, 131 Grove St., Wellesley,
Mass.
[Parson, Augustus Edwin, deceased.
Parsons, Charles, Sec, 605 Crocker Bldg., Des
Moines 9, Iowa. 1894
Parsons, Edward, 721 Park Ave., Jophn, Mo. 1906
[Parsons, Edward Smith, deceased. 49
Parsons, Horace WeUs, 3 Forest St., Vermil-
lion, S. D.
Parsons, Howard Grant, 28 Beacon St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 1910
[Parsons, James, deceased. 50
Parsons, St. Clare, Greenville, Mich.
Partch, LeRoy C, 815 Prairie St., Columbus,
Wis.
Partington, Inor, North Stonington, Conn. 1901
Partridge, Ernest C, p.o.d.. Community
Church, Valparaiso, Fla. 1898
Parvin, Ira L., Rochester, Wis.
370
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[1943
Pascoe, Francis H., 120 Ridge St., Coaldale,
Pa.
[Paske, William Joliffe, deceased. 50
Patch, Don Ivan, 530 St. Marks Ave., West-
field, N. J.
Patch, Mrs. Olive Pearson, 530 St. Marks
Ave., Westfield, N. J. 1927
Paterson, Arthur Elliott, Box 465, Middle-
town, Conn. 1918
Paterson, John Robert, 3211 134th St.,
Toledo 11, Ohio.
Pates, WilUam, Estelline, S. D.
Paton, Robert, p.o.d., Chesterland, Ohio. 1894
Patte, Edouard, Geneva, Switzerland. 1932
Patten, Arthur B., 722 Alden Rd., Claremont,
Cal. 1894
Patten, Harry B., 303 S. Second St., Gallup,
N. M.
Patterson, A. J., bus., 165 N.E. 62nd St.,
Miami, Fla. 1913
Patterson, Douglas R., 1727 Gregory St.,
Chicago 40, 111.
Patterson, Edmund S. J., 1356 W. 77th St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1925
Patterson, Talmage Macaulay, 6145 Aldama
St., Los Angeles 42, Cal. 1899
Patton, John Wesley, Lee, Elon College,
N. C. 1887
Patton, William Weston, 187 Ridgewood
Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. 18, 21
Pauck, Wilhelm, P/., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, III. 31, 1928
Paul, Charles Ditclifield, p.o.d., Pomeroy
Ter., Russell, Mass. 1921
Paul, George H., Cornish, Me.
tPauU, A. R., St., South Dartmouth, Mass. 1892
Pavy, Roy Gilmour, Ch. U.S. Army. 1920
Paxton, Robert F., 1209 Connecticut Ave.,
Saint Cloud, Fla. 1887
Payne, Horatio Clark, bus., 823 First Ave., S.,
Saint Cloud, Minn. 1912
Payne, Wilbur N., 254 N. Wheeler St., Saint
Paul 4, Minn. 1894
Payson, George Phillips, 54 Jefferson Ave.,
White Plains, N. Y.
Peabody, Stephen Clough, 70 S. 17th St., San
Jose 12, Cal.
Peace, Archie, 8 Eastman Ter., Poughkeepsie,
N. Y.
Peacock, Alfred G., Ch. U.S. Army. 1926
Peacock, George M., Colebrook, N. H.
Peacock, John Peter William, s.u\, Matta-
poisett, Mass. 1929
Pearce, George Arvey, bus., R.D. 1, Box 96,
Franklin, Va. 1926
Pearman, Earl O., Ch. U.S. Army. 1926
Pearse, Anne L., U.S. WAVES. 1937
[Pearson, Daniel J., deceased. 50
Pearson, Milo E., 59 Federal St., Salem, Mass.
Pearson, Roy Messer, Jr., 17 Seelye St.,
Amherst, Mass.
Pearson, Samuel, p.em., 530 St. Marks Ave.,
Westfield, N. J. 1886
Peck, Henry A., 100 Spring St., Windsor
Locks, Conn.
Peck, Ira L., Gasport, N. Y. 1894
Pedersen, Arnold J., 464 Kane St., Burlington,
Wis.
Pedersen, Jens H., 813 Twelfth St., Hudson,
Wis. 1897
[Peebles, Arthur Bradley, deceased.
[Peel, Robert Henry, deceased. 50
Peet, Lyman Plimpton, 845 Sussex Rd., San
Marino, Cal. 1888
Peggs, Frederick J., 1027 Waterman Ave.,
Detroit, Mich. 1919
Peirce, Jesse PindeU, 275 Algoma Blvd.,
Oshkosh, Wis.
Pelon, J. Charles, 415 E. 143rd St., Bronx,
New York 54, N. Y.
Pender, Mrs. Anna B., 22 Courtney Ave.,
Newburgh, N. Y. 1931
Pender, George W., 22 Courtney Ave., New-
burgh, N. Y.
Pendleton, Charles Lee, Ch. U.S. Army. 271
Pendleton, James N., Carnation, Wash.
Pendleton, Norman W., p.o.d., Marin City,
Cal. 1920
Pendleton, Olin Baker, i.d.w., 312 Old Times
Bldg., Seattle 1, Wash. 1941
Pengelly, John Charles Neale, bus.. Box
105A, Fort Pierre, S. D. 1917
tPenman, John S., 146 Brattle St., Cambridge,
Mass. 1887
Penn, George W., 128 S. Palmetto Ave.,
Daytona Beach, Fla.
Penn, Samuel M., R.D., Braselton, Ga.
Pennell, Preston Wing, My., Dennysville,
Me. 1927
Penner, Albert J., 231 Oak St.. Holyoke,
Mass.
Penner, Wilham, Rumford Center, Me.
Penney, Hugh, 90 Highland Ave., Ayer,
Mass. 8
Pennington, Josiah P., Trego, Wis.
Pennington, Phihp W., Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
Penrose, Stephen B. L., Pr. em., 7 College
Ave., WaUa Walla, Wash. 1890
Percy, C. Lisle, Demorest, Ga.
Percy, Douglas C, My., Nigeria. Africa. 1937
Perdriau, Leshe H., 12 Maple St., Peabody,
Mass.
Peringer, John Logan, Dayton, Wash.
Perkins, Jacob R., 611 First Ave., Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Perkins, James Croswell, 8221 Cleveland Ave.,
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Perkins, James Hodges, Ch. U.S. Army.
Perl, Joseph, Andover Newton Seminary,
Newton Center 59, Mass. 1936
Perrin, Jesse Fenn, 309 W. Wilson St., Glen-
dale 3, Cal.
Perrin, John D., 119 Holcomb St., Athens,
Mich.
Perry, Alfred Morris, Pf., 333 Hammond St.,
1918
Ter re
1
West
1933
1924
Bangor, Me.
Perry, Clarence H., Otis, Mass.
Perry, Durward, i.d.iv., 119 Ohio St.
Haute, Ind.
Perry, Edward Tyler, 9 Cobb Rd.,
Hartford 7, Conn.
Perry, Homer Frank, Ch. U.S. Army
Perry, John H., 134 W. 139th St., New
York 30, N. Y.
Perry, Percy L., Little River, Kan. 1916
Persico, George Cecil, 892 Union Ave., Bronx
59, N. Y.
Person, Bengt Alfred, p.em., 2209 Sumner
Ave., Hoquiam, Wash. 1905
Persons, Frederick T., Lib., 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 26, 1903
Peters, Aaron T., bus., Georgetown, British
Guiana, S. A. 1917
Peters, Frank H., Strongsville, Ohio.
Peters, J. George, R.D. 1, Bowling Green,
Ohio.
Peters, John C, Mapleton, Minn.
Peters, Joseph G., 3601 Whitney Ave.,
Mount Carmel, Conn.
Peters, Robert F. R., 429 Fairview Ave.,
Bridgeport 6, Conn.
Peterson, Adolph L., Ch. U.S. Navy. 271, 1943
Peterson, Carl E., 173 Mohawk Dr., West
Hartford 7, Conn.
Peterson, Hammond I., i.d.iu., 19 Pine St.,
Portland 4, Me. 1917
Peterson, Henry M., bus., Medfield, Mass. 1907
Peterson, J. Martin, Mondovi, Wis.
Peterson, James Alfred, 908 Highland Ave.,
Manhattan Beach, Cal.
Peterson, Oscar William, Pepperell, Mass. 1902
Petrie, Alexander C, R.D., Oneida, 111.
Petrie, John Clarence, p.o.d., 2720 Pittsburgh
St., Houston, Tex. 1919
Pettigrew, Julius D., 962 Dewey Ave., Los
Angeles 6, Cal. 1891
Pettengill, Daniel Lester, Frye, Me. 1907
Peyton, Frank, 611 N. Kimball Ave., Grand
Island, Neb.
Peyton, John M., Shandon, Ohio.
Pfaffmann, Philip Frederick, T., Drummond,
Wis. 1911
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
371
Pfeiff, Harry G., 409 S. 36th St., Billings,
Mont.
Pfenning, Theodore H., MiUiken, Colo. 1902
Phelps, Arthur D., s.w., DeWitt, Iowa. 1927
Phelps, Arthur S., Belmont Station, Downers
Grove, 111. 1906
Phelps, Miss IsabeUe, 69 Pinckney St.. Bos-
ton, Mass. 1907
Phelps, Marion Russell, Westminster, Mass.
Phelps, Theron Torrance, 2700 L St., Sacra-
mento 66, Cal.
Phelts, Homer Raymond, 31 W. Linwood
Ave., Maple Shade, N. J.
PhilHppi, A. Karl, Cadman Mem'I Church,
350 Chnton Ave., Brooklyn 5, N. Y. 271
PhiUippi, H. Roy, Dubhn, Ohio.
PhiUips, David Walter, Iron River, Wis. 1904
PhiUips, Edward H., Kamp Knighton, Star
R. A., New Iberia, La. ^ 23, 38
PhiUips, Edwin T., 4132 N. Albany Ave.,
Chicago 18, 111.
Phillips, John MUton, 421 S. 36th St.,
Omaha 3, Neb. 8
PhilUps, Joseph, Church St., Portland, N. Y.
PhiUips, Lawrence Raymond, Ch. U. S. Navy
PhiUips, Ray E., A.B.C.F.M. 1917
PhilUps, Slade Wyatt, 6ms., 513 Middle St.,
Portsmouth, Va. 1938
Phillips, Vernon Lee, 18 Mast Rd., Manches-
ter, N. H.
PhiUips, Watson L., p.em., 151 Westwood
Rd., New Haven 15, Conn. 1877
PhiUipson, Francis H., Savannah, N. Y.
Pickens, John E., Norwood, N. Y.
Pickett, Warren Wheeler, First Cong. Church,
Detroit 1, Mich. 14,18
Pierce, Clarence, R. 2, LucasviUe, Ohio.
Pierce, Jason Noble, 432 Mason St., San Fran-
cisco 2, Cal.
Pierce, Payson Edward, 277 Woburn St.,
Reading, Mass.
Pierce, Richard Donald, Lib., 157 Institution
Ave., Newton Center 59, Mass. 29, 1939
Pierce, W. G., P/., 620 Ultimo Ave., Long
Beach 4, Cal. 1923
Pierce, WiUiam R., 5231 Park Ave., Indianap-
oUs 5, Ind. 1894
PiersaU, Paul L., Bo.x 85, Bismark, lU.
Pietz, Emil Theodore, Ch. U.S. Army. 1932
Pifer, Newton Franklin, biis., 618 Chicago
Ave., Plattsmouth, Neb. 1924
Pike, David, 10 Orchard St., Farmington,
Me. 1911
PiUasch, Charles H., R.D. 11, Mount Healthy
Sta., Cincinnati, Ohio.
PiUsbury, John, Ch. U. S. Navy. 271, 1943
Pinch, Frederick, Newaygo, Mich.
Pinckney, AureUus, T., Box 41, Ogeechee Rd.,
Savannah, Ga. 1919
Pinkerton, WUUam Brown, Ch., 1515 San
Pascual St., Santa Barbara, Cal. 1890
*Pinkham, Ralph A., Lewis, Iowa.
Pinkney, Clarence W., 500 Fourth St., Water-
town, Wis.
Pinney, Ira EUas, 24 School St., Randolph,
Vt. 1904
Piper, Mrs. Sarah M., Box 112, Legrand,
Iowa.
Pitman, Albert J., 5337 Main St., Downers
Grove, lU.
Pitman, Frank Armstrong, Castine, Me.
Pittman, Hudson H., p.o.d., 22 Prospect St.,
Berea, Ky. 1912
Pittman, Robert W., Polo, 111. 1888
Pitzer, J. Howard, R.D., Bethel, Ohio.
tPlank, Jake, Ky. 1939
Pleasant, Earle B., Scarboro, Me.
Pleasant, ElUs E., p.em., 406 Central Ave.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 1907
Plomer, C. Donald, 209 Court St., Plymouth,
Mass. 27
Plowright, Joseph A. H., 11 Pleasant St.,
Goffstown, N. H.
Plumb, Albert Hale, 143 Linnmore St., Hart-
ford 6, Conn. 1899
Plumer, Stanley Thomson, 1058 Washington
St., South Braintree, Mass.
Plumstead, George, 3851 Fifth St., Riverside,
Cal. 1902
Pobanz, Charles A., Mahnomen, Minn.
Poe, Denmark L., 611 Nantucket St., Greens-
boro, N. C. 1930
Poelman, Theodore J., R.D. 3, Plymouth,
N. H. 1916
Poepoe, Abraham, Honokaa, T. H.
Poepoe, Henry K., 768 Kanoa St., Honolulu
7, T. H.
[Poeton, Josiah, deceased. 50
Poirrier, Henry, bus., 1564 14th St., Corpus
Christi, Tex. 1907
Pol, Henri F. M., i.d.tv., 418 FarweU Bldg.,
Detroit 31, Mich. 1942
PoUng, Daniel V., Lee, 303 N. 11th St., Cor-
valUs, Ore. 1892
PoUard, George Albert, Seventh & State Sts.,
Boise, Ida.
PoUard, Harry Howard, 225 S. Division Ave.,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 1910
Pollard, Herbert, 1117 N. 24th St., Boise, Ida. 1893
PoUard, Mrs. June K., 225 S. Division Ave.,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 1917
PoUard, M. A., 1612 Buffalo St., Greensboro,
N. C.
Poison, Carl A., Trenton, Neb.
Pomeroy, Howard E., 47 Halifax St., Jamaica
Plain 30, Mass. 26
Pond, Everts Wilson, 11 W. Chester St.,
Nantucket, Mass. 1895
Pool, Francis Wright, Y.M.C.A., Ninth &
Cedar Sts., Saint Paul, Minn. 1894
Poole, Francis Alden, p.em., 1030 Sheridan
Rd., Mount Dora, Fla. 1893
Pope, Edward Vanstone, WalUngford, Pa. 271, 1943
Pope, Listen, Pf., 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 22, 34, 1935
Poppe, Hans M., 207 Walnut St., Harrison,
Ohio. 271
Porter, Arthur, bus., 12967 Ventura Blvd.,
Studio City, Cal. 1918
Porter, Frank Chamberlin, Pf. em., 266 Brad-
ley St., New Haven 11, Conn. 34,1895
Porter, John, Wyanet, IH. 1906
Porter, Leland Wilham, 3038 46th Ave., S..
Minneapolis 6, Minn.
Porter, Lucius C, A.B.C.F.M. 1908
Porter, Matthew B., Jr., Ch. U.S. Army. 1927
Porter, Robert, bus., 7218 Westmoreland Ave.,
Saint Louis 5, Mo. 1908
Potter, Arthur Claire, Roscoe, N. Y.
Potter, James H., Norfolk, Conn.
Potter, Linwood Cecil, Andover, Me.
Potter, RockweU Harmon, Dean, p.em., 205
Girard Ave., Hartford 5, Conn. 32, 1898
Potts, Albert E., 911 Franklin St., S.E., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Pound, Wmiam Hathaway, 166 Pine St.,
Kingston, N. Y. 1888
Powe, Wilham P. D., Ch. U.S. Army. 1930
Powell, Gregory John, Ballantine, Mont. 1883
Powell, James Thurston, FitzwiUiam, N. H. 271
PoweU, Oliver, Sec, 19 S. LaSalle St., Chi-
cago 3, lU. 19, 1940
PoweU, Thomas B., TrumbuU, Conn.
Powell, WiUiam David, i.d.w., 859 S. Cleve-
land Ave., Saint Paul 5, Minn. 1939
Powell, William Percy, Box 185, Phelps, Wis.
Powley, Malcolm Gerald, 420 W. Fifth Ave.,
Fhnt 4, Mich. 1897
Poythress, Miss Olive Daniel, 1214 Guerriere
St., South Norfolk, Va.
Pratt, Arthur P., Mount Dora, Fla. 1901
Pratt, Melvyn Eugene, Jr., Ch. U.S. Army.
271, 1943
Pratt, Robert Murray, p.o.d., 1630 York St.,
Quincy, lU. 1910
Pratt, WiUiam David, 18 W. OUve Ave., Red-
lands, Cal.
Prentis, John Harcourt, 1230 Chicago Blvd.,
Detroit 2, Mich. 1903
Prentiss, WiUiam C, 29 GUbert St., North
Brookfield, Mass.
372
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[1943
Presnell, Lacy M., Seagrove, N. C. 271
Pressey, Edwin Sidney, 100 Marj'land Ave,
N.E., Wasliington 2. D. C. 1888
Prestidge, William J., Deerfield, Mich. 1902
Preston, Oimai Brewster, Box 224, WiUiams-
biirg, Iowa.
Preston, Tliomas Davis, Box 113, Soquel, Cal.
Price, Floyd McMaster, Neligh, Neb.
Price, James Henry, i.d.w., 6439 Regent St.,
Oakland 9, Cal. 1028
Price, James W., 421 E. William St., San
Jose 12, Cal. 1907
♦Price, Jonah, 1419 Joy Ave., Newport News,
Va. 1925
Price, Ora A., 346 E. Hunter St., Logan, Ohio. 1914
Price, Samuel, Greenup, lU. 1898
Priest, Ozro E., Clinton, Mich.
Priestley, Jonas, s.w., Box 305, Riceville,
Iowa. 1914
Prigmore, Joseph D., 24 Pleasant St., Bald-
winsville, Mass.
Prince, J. Wesley, 9 Crombie St., Salem, Mass. 38
Prince, John C, 2 Winter St., Plymouth,
N. H.
Prince, John W., Clinton, Conn.
Pringle, Henry N., 208 Domer Ave., Tacoma
Park, Washington 12, D. C. 1894
Prior, Cecil Loam, 109 E. Sixth St., Tempe,
Ariz.
Pritchard, Arthur O., 121 E. Alegria Ave.,
Sierra Madre. Cal. 1903
Pritchard, WiUiam S., W. 1221 MaUon Ave.,
Spokane, Wash. 1893
Pritchett, Lester C, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1925
Proctor, Lester T., Sibley, Iowa.
Proctor, Walter George, R.D. 0, Box 523,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Pronko, Stephen M., 2443 Annalee Ave.,
Brentwood, Mo.
Prucha, John 11716 Woodland Ave., Cleve-
land 20, Ohio. 28
Pruitt, Jesse J., 4336 S. G St., Tacoma 8,
Wash.
Pruitt, Robert W., 5515 21st Ave., S., Seattle,
Wash.
Pryor, John C, Weeping Water, Neb.
Piifahl, Edmond, My., Charata, Chaco, Argen-
tina, S. A. 271, 1943
Pufahl, Hermann, My., Linha 27, Ijvi, R.G.
do Sul, Brasil, S. A. 1935
Pugh, John Q., R.D. 1, Asheboro, N. C.
Pullman, George C, 1617 Jackson St., Sioux
City 18, Iowa.
Punter, Charles WiUiam, 218 E. Hamhn St.,
Eaton Rapids, Mich. 1914
Purdue, Joseph O., Ch. U.S. Army. 27, 1926
Purdum, Lewis E., 30 Spring Garden St., Ham-
den, Conn.
Pursell, J. W., Mendon, 111.
Pursley, Ernest, bus.. Box 52, Keego Harbor,
Mich. 1914
Putnam, Raymond Gentlee, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1935
Putney, Harold W., 1104 Willson Ave., Web-
ster City, Iowa.
Putsch, Robert W., Midland Ave., White
Plains, N. Y. 14, 16
Pyche, Howard H., Scribner, Neb.
Pye, Ernest, My., 1253 Harding St., Winter
Park, Fla. 1911
Queen, Charles N., 1428 Armadale Ave., Los
Angeles 42, Cal. 1886
QuiUian, Joseph D., Jr., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1942
[Quinby, Joseph Langdon, deceased. 50
Quint, John Hastings, p. em., 7 Vine St., Man-
chester, Mass. 26, 1898
Racelis, Pedro E., Papaikou, T. H.
Radach, Theodore William, Wapato, Wash.
Raef, Frank, p.o.d., Tobias, Neb. 1931
Rafos, Otto Thorner, Ch. U.S. Navy.
Rahill, John Wells, 715 Court St., Port Huron,
Mich.
Raine, James Watt, Berea, Ky. 1898
i. Ky
Rainey, Eugene H., Evarts, Ky.
Raita, Aleksi, Friendship, Me.
1915
Ralph, Edwin A., Pf., 5047 Broadway Ave.,
Cleveland 4, Ohio. 28
Ralph, Philip H., 15409 E. First St., Madeira
Beach, Saint Petersburg 6, Fla. 1901
Ralph, Robbins E., 75 Cross St., Keene, N. H.
Ralph, William J. C, Hartland, Wis. 1889
Ramaker, John, South Glastonbury, Conn.
Ramos, AUpio, Olaa, T. H.
Ramshaw, Charles W., p.o.d., Morgan Park,
Duluth, Minn. (— )
Randall, Francis P., Woodbridge, Conn.
Randell, Alfred E., Sec, 289 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 24,25, 1900
Randies, Walter Marshall, Maple Hill, Kan.
♦Randolph, Vf. T., 1729 Kemper St., Rich-
mond, Va. 1935
Rankin, Emmet Woollen, South Bridgton, Me. 1892
Rankin, Wilfred, T., 139-11 223rd St., Laurel-
ton, L. I., N. Y. 1927
Ranney, Mrs. Helen Street, 460 University
Circle, Claremont, Cal. 1922
Rapp, Alfred Harry, 232 E. Onondaga St.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Rarick, W. Carl, 813 S. Washington St.,
Denver 9, Colo.
Rasche, Robert L., Ch. U.S. Navy.
Rasetzki, Dietrich F. E., Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
Rasmussen, Albert TerriU, s.w., 19 S. LaSalle
St., Chicago 3, 111. 1938
Rasmussen, Mrs. Emma S., 215 N. Union St.,
Stafford, Kan. 1895
Ratcliffe, George B., 515 Randolph Ave., MU-
ton 86, Mass.
Rath, Herbert E., Box 62, New Leipzig, N. D.
Rath, Jacob, Harvey, N. D.
Ratzell, Francis Edgar, 26 Monument Sq.,
Dover-Foxcroft, Me.
Raugust, Jacob J., 603 Echo Ave., Fresno 3,
Cal. 1916
Ray, Gabriel F., 536 N. Alexandria Ave., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1898
Raybourn, Russell L., Antioch Manse, Frank-
fort, Ind.
Raymond, C. Rexford, P.O. Box 856, Charles-
ton D, S. C.
Raymond, Frederick Wingate, Proctor Hos-
pital, Proctor, Vt. 1902
Read, Alden Arthur, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1936
Read, Charles, 305 S. Hamilton St., Gary, Ind.
Read, James Lee, 1785 W. 21st St., Los Ange-
les 7, Cal. 1895
Ream, WiUiam T., 116 Reid St., West De
Pere, Wis.
Recard, Charles W., p.em., Fort Lauderdale,
Fla. 1895
Rector, Oscar V., 229 N. Hackley St., Muncie,
Ind.
[Redfield, Charles PhiUp, deceased. 50
Redfield, W. Adelbert, Dean, Wadley, Ala. 1927
Reed, Cass Arthur, 115 E. Pasadena St.,
Pomona, Cal.
Reed, Ernest E., Box 416, R.D. 3, Tacoma.
Wash. 1887
Reed, Lewis T., 1265 Northampton St., Holy-
oke, Mass. 1899
Reed, Lucius Fenn, 1141 High St., Auburn,
Cal.
Rees, James Howard, 167 Harrison St., Ash-
land, Ore.
Rees, Rees J., p.em., 45 Chester St., Kingston,
Pa. 1891
Rees, WUUam John, 130 W. Seymour St.,
Germantown 44, Pa.
Reese, Ernest A., Chapel Lane, Riverside,
Conn.
Reese, George H. Eastford, Conn.
Reeves, Charles A., Ch. U.S. Marine Corps. 1942
Reeves, Charles Edwin, 10 Prospect St., New
London, Conn. 1895
Reeves, Floyd D., Kingsley, Iowa. 1906
Reeves, George I., Farnam, Neb. 1886
Reeves, George Paul, Ch. U.S. Navy. 271, 1943
Reeves, Joseph Wilson, 12 Court St., Win-
chendon, Mass.
Reger, Otto W., bus., 904 E. Seventh St.,
Grand Island, Neb. 1907
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
373
Register, Kenneth Davis, R. 3, Burlington,
Rehn, Alexander, 6ms., Odessa, Wash. 1930
Reich, Philip, 4418 Cincinnati-Louisville Pike,
Bridgetown, Cincinnati 11, Ohio.
Reid, David CoUins, 78 Glendale Rd., Quincy,
69, Mass. 1884
Reid, Frank Curtis, 935 N. El Mohno Ave.,
Pasadena 4, Cal. 1906
Reid, WilUani R.. Ch. U.S. Army. 1929
Reidenbach, Clarence F., 2501 Harrison St.,
Oakland 12, Cal.
Reidt, Charles Edwin, 28 Wellington St.,
Waltham 54, Mass.
Reifel, Leonard, 210 E. Sixth St., RusseU, Kan. 271
Reighard, Edward Marion, Jr., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1930
Reikow, Emil P., 234 Fosdick St., Cincinnati
19. Ohio.
Reiner, Edward L., State Hospital, Elgin, 111. 1907
Reinke, Samuel P., 517 WiUiams St., Key
West, Fla.
Reinmuth, George W., Alcester, S. D.
Reinschmidt, Alfred E., 1605 Sunset Blvd.,
Los Angeles 26, Cal.
Reis, Joaquim Mendes, p.o.d., 15 Hastings St.,
LoweU, Mass. 1922
Reissig, Herman F., 105 N. 12th St., Quincy,
m. 8
Reister, John F., Box 62, Elk Grove, Cal.
[Reitinger, Philip, deceased. 50
Reitmeier, WilUam P., McCall, Ida.
Rejebian, Samuel M., 126 S. 62nd St., Phila-
delphia 39, Pa.
Rekstad, Harold P., 527 Nassau St., New
London, Wis.
Remaly, Earl E., 328 Maiden St., Mineral
Point, Wis.
Renz, Ferdinand J., Ch. U.S. Army. 1928
Reseigh, Harry, Wadebridge, Cornwall, Eng-
land. 1923
Reuman, Otto G., 270 S. Chestnut St., Ra-
venna, Ohio. 8
Reustle, Frederick, 102-05 Van Wyck Blvd.,
Richmond Hill 19, N. Y.
tRevie, Thomas M., Calgary, Alberta, Canada. ( — )
Reynolds, Albert Burgess, 217 Chapel St.,
Saylesville, R. I.
Reynolds, Clifford Wallace, 4612 Erskine St.,
Omaha 3. Neb. 1927
ResTiolds, Ferris E., 106 Henry St., Manches-
ter, Conn.
Reynolds, Grant, 2113 E. 89th St., Cleveland,
■ Ohio. 1939
Reynolds, John W., p.em., Newport, Me. 1895
Reynolds, Levering, Jr., MainSt., East Jaffrey,
N. H.
Reynolds, Maurice W., Ch. U.S. Army. 1917
Reynolds, Paul R., Sec, 19 S. La Salle St.,
Chicago 3, 111. 19, 1918
Reynolds, Thomas J., LineviUe, Ala. 1901
Reynolds, Wilham J., Quaker Street, Sche-
* nectady Co., N. Y. 1881
Rezner, Robert L. F., bus., 1316 26th St.,
Moline, 111. 1923
Rhea, Arthur D., p.o.d., 1000 E. Ohio St.,
Pittsburgh 12, Pa. 1919
Rhein, Victor M., 131 N. Elmwood Ave.,
Oak Park 111.
Rhine, Raymond Otto, Ch. U.S. Army. 1933
Rhoades, Donald Hosea, Box 11, Mansfield
Center, Conn.
Rhoades, Winfred, 521 Hammond St., Chest-
nut Hill, Mass. 1899
Rhodes, Bert J., bus., 104 N. Fourth St..
MarshaUtown, Iowa. 1904
Ricciardi, Natale, 255 Vine St., Hartford,
5, Conn.
Rice, Albert R., Parkersburg, Iowa.
Rice, Arthur L., 16 W. Fifth St., Reno, Nev.
Rice, Austin, 7 Salem St., Wakefield, Mass.
Rice, Claton S., St., 310 Old Times Bldg.,
Seattle 1, Wash. 7, 24, 25, 1908
Rice, E. LeRoy, 48 Perry St., Barre, Vt.
Rice, Guy H., Deer Park, Wash. 1896
Rice, Homer J., bus., 317 Granger St., Gran-
ville, Oliio. 1915
Rice, Ing, R. 1, Flemiingsburg, Ohio. 1941
Rice, Norman L., 213 N. Fifth St., Grand
Forks, N. D.
Rice, Vernon W., Ch. U.S. Army. 1931
Rice, Wilham Arthur, 511 Washington St..
Dorchester Center 24. Mass. 271
Rice, William B., Dedham St., Dover, Mass.
Richard, Charles A., Seneca, Kan.
Richard, Frank G., Partridge, Kan.
Richards, Andrew, 6 Melville Ave., Dorches-
ter 24, Mass.
Richards, Arthur A., 180 S. Main St., Frank-
Hn, N. H.
Richards, Egbert W., Ch. U.S. Army.
Richards, Eugene L., R.D. 14, Stepney Depot,
Conn.
Richards, Fred, bus., Jackson, Ohio. ( — )
Richards, Frederick B., p.em., 46 University
Rd., Brookhne 46, Mass. 1891
[Richards, George Samuel, deceased.
Richards, James Austin, 714 N. Donnelly
Ave., Mount Dora, Fla.
Richards, Mrs. Josephine B., 130 Elm St.,
Shamokin, Pa.
Richards, Waldo Sumner, Ch. U.S. Army. 1930
Richards, William, Frankhn, Neb.
Richards, Wilham, Atkinson, lU.
Richards, William Arthur, Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
Richardson, Ben Albert, p.o.d., 246 W. 150th
St., New York 30, N. Y. 1940
Richardson, Bert L., Sandstone, Minn.
Richardson, C. W., Wake Forest, N. C. (— )
Richardson, EUsworth Livingston, 183 Beach
138th St., Rockaway Beach, L. I., N. Y.
Richardson, Ernest K., Hilo, T. H.
Richardson, Frank Henry, 109 W. Fifth St.,
Morris, Minn. 1894
Richardson, Russell B., Ch. U.S. Army. 1931
Richardson, Winthrop Horton, 34 Clinton St..
Taunton, Mass.
Richmond, Charles F., 526 Chestnut St.,
Meadville, Pa.
Richmond, James, 126 Hastings St., Spring-
field 4, Mass. 1878
Richmond, WiUiam Alfred, South Bridgton,
Me.
Richter, George Martin, Box 196, Elkader.
Iowa.
Richter, Gerald E., 1168 Highland Ave., Fall
River, Mass. 1897
Ricks, W. Edward, T., Lincoln Academy.
ffings Mountain, N. C. 1917
Riddiough, Wilham Robert, Court St., Ma-
chias. Me.
Rideout, Carrie L., Main St., Milford, Me. 1915
Riedel, Charles, 424 Langley Ave., Stuben-
ville, Oliio. 1896
Riedel, Wesley Ubo, South Parish Cong.
Church, Augusta, Me.
Rieger, Richard W., Scotland, S. D.
Rigby, Wilham Edward, 1818 Hoyt Ave.,
Everett, Wash. 1896
Riggan, George A., Essex, Conn.
Riggs, Charles H., A.B.C.F.M. 1923
Riggs, Ernest W., A.B.C.F.M. 1910
Riley, Charles Albert, 745 Nebraska Ave.,
Kansas City 2, Kan.
Riley, Walter Houston, R.D. 1, Box 107,
Atlanta, Tex.
Rinden, Arthur O., (A.B.C.F.M.) Sec, 14
Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. 14, 1926
Ringdahl, Paul, Ch. U.S. Army. 1939
Rinta, Jaakko, R. 2, Box 222, Ridgefield,
Wash.
Ripon, WiUiam H., Granada, Minn.
Rishell, Paul W., 255 President St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Risser, Henry Arthur. 1116 Fourth St.. Devils
Lake, N. D. 1887
Rita, SimpUcio D., 802 Kanoa St., Honolulu,
T. H. 1940
Ritchie, A. Greig, R. 2, Burhngton, N. C.
Ritter, Richard Henry, 38 Berhn Ave.,
Southington, Conn.
Rivers, Marcus C, R.D. 1, Trinity, Ala. 1904
374
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[1943
Robb, Mrs. Rosa Lizenby, M(/., 95 Monterey
Ave., Highland Park 3, Mich. 1909
Robbins, William A., p.o.d., 10 Champlain
St., St. John, New Brunswick, Canada. 1900
Roberts, Arthur B., p.em., 649 W. 11th St.,
Pomona, Cal. 1907
Roberts, Ben, 39 Forest St., Newton High-
lands 61, Mass.
Roberts, Charles W., Muses Mills, Kv. 23
Roberts, Clarence B., 413 White Horse Pike,
Egg Harbor City, N. J.
Roberts, Floyd L., 110 South St., Pittsfield,
Mass.
Roberts, George, 25 Scarsdale Rd., West
Hartford 7, Conn.
Roberts, Harry B., South Acton, Mass.
Roberts, James Hudson, 442 Wolcott Hill Rd.,
Wethersfield, Conn. 1877
Roberts, Jesse M., Windsor, Va.
Roberts, John, 8008 Jones Rd., Cleveland 5,
Ohio.
Roberts, John, Beach, N. D.
Roberts, Ruel Wakefield, Rowan, Iowa.
Roberts, William A., 307 Seventh St., Lawton,
Okla.
Robertson, Harold George, 28 E. Columbus
St., Mount Sterling, Ohio.
Robertson, John C, Brodhead, Wis.
Robertson, William, 15 Holland .^ve.. West-
field, Mass. 1903
Robie, Evertt, Ch. U.S. Army. 1937
Robins, George F., p.em., 1140 Third St.,
Rensselaer, N. Y. 1912
Robinson, AUyn P., Jr., Hillsboro St., Raleigh,
N. C.
Robinson, Collins Harvey, Sec, 169 Mitchell
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Robinson, Daniel Sommer, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1910
Robinson, Edward A., Billerica, Mass. 1883
Robinson, Edwin B., 233 Elm St., Holyoke,
Mass.
Robinson, Henry E., 93 Grove St., Putnam,
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Robinson, Hughes Alonzo, Ch. U.S. Army. 271, 1943
Robinson, J. Frank, 31 Chestnut St., Dedham,
Mass.
Robinson, James E., Mitchell, S. D.
Robinson, John W., Pf., College of Puget
Sound, Tacoma, Wash. 1942
Robinson, Ralph Martin, 749 Bluff Rd.,
Montebello, Cal. 1899
Robinson, William Dunlop, 217 N. Second
St., Yakima, Wash.
Roblee, Henry Scott, p.em., 448 Bryant Ave.,
Glen EUyn, 111. 1883
Robles, Gabino, Punto Santiago, P. R.
Robles, Juan, bus., Ponce, P. R. 1913
Robles-Rodn'guez, Gilberto, Las Piedras, P. R. 271
Robson, Horace G., 31 Church St., Whitins-
ville, Mass.
Rockwell, Frank E., Tamms, 111.
Rockwell, William Walker, Lib. em., 39 Clare-
mont Ave., New York, 27 N. Y. 1905
Roddy, Clyde Harper, 91 E. Orange Grove
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Rodger, Alexander MacDonald, p.o.d., 35
S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 1939
Rodgers, Miss Louise A., Bridport, Vt.
Rodgers, William, 1721 Griffin Ave., Los An-
geles 31, Cal.
Rodrigues, Charles Valadao, 116 Power St.,
Providence 6, R. I. 271
Rodriguez, Diego M., Box 534, Fajardo, P. R.
Rodriguez, John, U.S. Army. 1942
Roemer, George Anton, Elm St., West Mans-
field, Mass.
Roemmich, Carl A., 915 Charleston St.,
Lincoln 8, Neb.
Roethlisberger, Russell U., Campbellstown,
Ohio.
Roger, John H., Blencoe, Iowa.
Rogers, Alfred H., Hepler, Kan. 1893
Rogers, C. Wellington, Canton, N. Y. 1890
Rogers, Harold Henry, 2344 Acushnet Ave.,
New Bedford, Mass.
Rogers, Lewis G., p.em., Fordam Dr., Buffalo,
N. Y. 1887
Rogers, Morris J., T., 800 Seward St., Evans-
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Rogers, Ralph H., 89 Grove St., Auburndale
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Rogers, William Fred, Bradford, Vt.
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9, Colo. 18
Rohart, Emerson J., 253 Parrish St., Wilkes-
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Rohrs, Henry John, Ch. U.S. Navy.
Rollason, Herbert D., Linebrook Rd., Row-
ley, Mass. 1916
Rollins, Jesse Lee, R.D. 4, Dexter, Me. 1897
Romiln, Pedro, p.o.d., Sabanetas St., Ponce,
P. R. 1921
Romero, Juan, Concordia St., 27, Ponce, R. P.
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Wash. 1882
Romolo, John J., 97 Horace St., East Boston
28, Mass.
Ronander, Albert Carl, Sec, 19 S. La Salle St.,
Chicago 3, 111. 1941
Rooke, WilUam J., T., 4340 Sierra Dr., Hon-
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Root, Edward Tallmadge, 55 Putnam St.,
Somerville, Mass. 1891
Root, John Bernard, 811 Palmetto Ave.,
Sanford, Fla.
Roraback, Albert Edward, 215 Fenimore St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 25
Rosario-Nieves, Luis, Fajardo, P. R. 1934
Rose, James, Roxbury, Vt.
Rose, John D., 32707 Lake Rd., Avon Lake,
Ohio. 271
Rose, PhiUp M., R.D. 1, Glastonbury, Conn.
Rose, Richard Selwyn, bus., 1643 Talmadge
St., Los Angeles 27, Cal. 1912
Rose, Samuel, 60 Pierce St., Greenfield, Mass. 1887
Rose, Thomas H., Vershire, Vt.
Ross, Clifton Hay ward, 700 Wood Ave.,
Bridgeport 4, Conn.
Ross, Edgar M., 220 W. Evans Ave., Pueblo,
Colo.
Ross, Walter R., Carrier, Okla.
Rosser, Glyn, New Nepaug, Conn.
Rosser, WiUiam Morgan, Audenried, Pa.
Rothenberger, John, Lacrosse, Wash. 23
Rounds, Walter S., 10 White St., Lewiston,
Me.
Roundy, Rodney W., St., 95 Exchange St.,
Portland 3, Me. 23, 1904
Rouner, Arthur Acy, 664 State St., Ports-
mouth, N. H.
Routt, Thomas L., 644 Clay St., Marion, Ala.
Rowan, WiUiam E., Paia, Maui, T. H.
Rowe, Alvin Garrett, s.io., 2084 Logan Ave.,
San Diego 2, Cal. 1931
Rowe, Harry G., R.D. 2, Franklin, Ind.
Rowe, LesUe R., Southbury, Conn. 271
[Rowe, Marion Macdonald, deceased. 50
RoweU, Wilfrid A., 918 Chapin St., Beloit,
Wis. 7, 1906
Rowland, C. W., bus., R.D. 1, Blackshear,
Ga. 1921
Rowland, Ralph W., Columbia, Conn.
Rowlands, William D., Ch. U.S. Army.
Rowlands, William Francis, London Mis.
Soc, Siaochang Chihli via Techow, Shan-
tung, North China. 1911
Rowles, Glenn A., 430 Ransom St., Ripen,
Wis.
Rowley, Charles G., Redfield, N. Y.
Rowse, Ralph H., s.w., 564 W. 160th St., New
York 30, N. Y. 1914
Roys, Edville Adallas, Roysacres, East Kings-
ton, N. H. 1907
Rucks, Archie R., bus., 219 Mocking Bird Rd.,
Nashville, Tenn. 1916
Ruder, Peter, RitzvUle, Wa-sh.
Ruegg, Samuel G., 633 Seventh Ave. N., Saint
Petersburg, Fla.
Ruetenik, Irene, s.w., 3428 N. Oketo Ave.,
Chicago 34, 111. 1934
Ruflan, Leato Walter, bus., Graham, N. C. ( — )
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
375
Rugg, Herbert D., Ed., 279 Oak St., Oberlin,
Ohio. 1917
Rumph, James Nathaniel, 1507 14th Ave.,
Phenix City, Ala.
Rundin, Walter C, 225 E. Eighth St., Wahoo,
Neb.
Rupert, W. H., bus., Brazil, Ind. 1904
[Raring, Victor H., deceased. 51
Rush, Charles F., 6454 Champlain Ave., Chi-
cago 37, 111. 7
tRusk, George Yeisley, Newark, N. J. 1918
Russ, Charles Trumbull, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1941
Russell, Alec, Colwell, Iowa.
Russell, Galen, Southport, Conn.
Russell, Howard Hyde, 20 S. Grove St., Wes-
terville, Ohio. 1885
Russell, Joseph Jones, 28 Linfield St., Hol-
brook, Mass.
Russell, Melville W., Chatham, N. Y. 1925
Russell, Wallace William, New Underwood,
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Rust, Henry L., R.D. 2, Rockford, Mich.
Ruston, Joseph T., Box 34, Lakemont, N. Y.
Ryan, Christopher C, Buckland, Ohio.
Ryder, Henry A., 48 Gates St., Lowell, Ma.ss.
1904
Rymph, L. Merle, St., 923 Kansas Ave., To-
peka, Kan. 8, 22, 23, 1924
Saez, Florencio, Pf., Evangelical Seminary,
Rio Piedras, P. R. 1914
Saffery, Samuel, Sr., 1232 Palamea Lane,
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Safford, George C, 5100 The Toledo, Long
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Sagawa, Chicatada, Hilo, T. H.
Sahlin, Ernest Hilding, Maple St., Oakham,
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Sai, Ai Chi, p.o.d., 5757 Woodlawn Ave.,
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Sailer, Philip S., Carversville, Pa.
St. John, Charles N., Phoenix, N. Y.
Sakai, Yasaburo, Honolulu, T. H. 1935
Salisbury, Charles C, Barnet, Vt.
Salmon, James D., Ch. U.S. Army. 1931
Salter, Edward C, 3152 Van Water St., S.E.,
Milwaukie 2, Ore.
Saltmarsh, Frank N., 5 Nesmith St., Derry
VUlage, N. H. 1898
Sanaker, James A., Ashland, Wis. 1940
Sanborn, Edward Stevens, p. em., R.D. 1, East
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tSanborne, Henry K. 1924
Sanders, Charles H., bus., 839 N. Marshall
St., Milwaukee 2, Wis. 1908
Sanders, John Frederic, 4562 Edgeware Rd.,
San Diego 4, Cal. 1905
Sanderson, Emerson J., 379 S. Main St.,
Amherst, Ohio.
Sanderson, J. Kent, 206 W. Delaware St.,
» Dwight, 111.
Sanderson, Nels F., bus., 1331 Court St., Mar-
tinez, Cal. 1907
Sanderson, Ross Warren, Am. Red Cross, 297
Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 1908
Sandine, Hilmer B., i.d.iv., 4717 PUlsbury
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Sando, Warren H., 348 Alden Ave., Columbus
1, Ohio.
Sandstrom, David H., 154 Allen St., Massena,
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Sanford, W. S., R.D. 2, Ashton, 111.
Sanger, Paul B., R.D. 2, Harrisonburg, Va.
Sangree, Carl M., Cummington, Mass.
Sangree, Milton Huyett, 103 Madison St.,
Wellsville, N. Y.
Santa Ana, Flaviano M., Waipahu, Oahu,
T. H.
Santiago, Santiago- Alvarado, Jobo St., 11,
Ponce, P. R. 271
Sargent, Arthur H., Caratunk, Me.
Sargent, Edward C, West Newbury, Vt.
Sargent, James Belknap, 35 Liberty St., Mont-
pelier, Vt. 1897
Sargent, John Henry, 14 Park St., Saint
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Sargent, Martm, 600 W. 122nd St., New
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Sargent, Stanley Morse, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1931
Sargent, Sumner H., 11 Plummer Ave., New-
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Sargent, William Garbiitt, 1411 County St.,
Somerset Center, Mass. 11
[Sarjeant, James Emanuel, deceased. 51
Sarles, Jesse Eugene, 1205 Main St., White-
water, Wis. 1896
Sarles, Phillip WiUiam, 4508 San Jacinto St.,
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Satow, Katsuichi, asst. p., 61- 10-A, Rivers,
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Sattler, Ferdinand, 2035 S. 18th St., Lincoln
2, Neb.
Sauer, Conrad, p. at I., 5149 Decatur St., Den-
ver 11, Colo. 18,23,1924
Sauer, John N., 254 E St., Fresno 1, Cal.
Saunders, Mrs. Martha B., R.D. 2, WalUng-
ford, Ky. 1910
Saunders, Walter J., 5831 Angora Ter., Phila-
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Saunders, Whitney W., 224 39th St., Mohne,
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Savage, Donald H., 185 Lowell St., Andover,
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Savage, Edward W., Prescott, Wis.
Savage, F. Waldo, Church Dr., Cheshire,
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Savage, Gordon Edman, M.D., 643 N. West
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Savides, Youvan Sava, Windsor, Wis.
Savidge, Robert McCloughan, Centerbrook,
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Sawyer, Elisha L., Box 33, Canton Center,
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Sawyer, Hermon L., R.D. 5, Penacook, N. H.
Sawyer, Roland D., Ware, Mass.
Sayler, Edward, Dean, 1105 Walnut St., Yank-
ton, S. D. 35, 1920
Scaff, Alvin H., A.B.C.F.M. 1940
Scambler, Mrs. Anne, East Corinth, Vt. 1932
Scambler, Arthur George, East Corinth, Vt.
Scanlin, Donald Alexander, Box 216, Kenne-
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Schaeffer, Walter C, East Bloomfield, N. Y.
Schaff, Max B., 85 RoUstone St., Fitchburg,
Mass.
Schaper, Richard John, 2 Hammond St.,
Rowley, Mass. 271
Schatz, Jacob Edgar, p.o.d., 2100 W. 44th St.,
Cleveland, Ohio. 1916
Schaufuss, Charles J., 722 York St., Newport,
Ky.
Scheer, Henry Otto, R.D. 2, Follett, Tex.
Scheibe, Otto J., North Granby, Conn. 1901
Scheid, Charles William, 707 University PL,
Detroit 30, Mich.
Scheller, William C, 28 Mary Lea Ave., Pitts-
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Schenck, Norman C, Box 150, Honolulu,
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Scherich, Millard, P/., 109 Davenport Ave.,
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Schiller, August, Parkston, S. D.
Schilling, Walter E., Amery, Wis.
Schissler, George, 501 S. Fourth St., Rocky
Ford, Colo. 271
Schlarb, John Burns, Buffalo, S. D.
Schlaretzki, Walter, St., 1768 N. Maple Ave.,
Decatur 25, 111. 23, 1918
Schleuter, Roland Franklin, 5017 Regal St.,
Spokane 14, Wash. 271
Schmalz, Alfred George Henry, 18 Brookside
Rd., Darien, Conn.
Schmidt, Carl F. O., 4251 Loubell Lane,
Cincinnati 5, Ohio.
Schmidt, David K., Ritzville, Wash.
Schmidt, Edward, Merricourt, N. D.
Schmidt, Frederick C, p.o.d., Metlakatla,
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Schmidt, George J., 220 S. 38th St., Lincoln
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Schmidt, Harold E., Cal. 1938
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Schmidt, Jonathan D., 324 E. Fifth St., New-
ton, Kan.
Schmi<lt, Paul, p.nn., 3720 High Point Rd.,
Cincinnati U, Olxio. 1891
Schmittler, Laurence E., R.D.2, Albion, lU. 271
Schneider, Fred, Box 71, Bayard, Neb. 271
Schneider, Louis William, Civilian Public
Service Camp 50, Klkton, Ore. 1938
Schneider, Max A., i.d.xo., 329 Market St.,
Patcrson, N. J. 1925
Schoenfeld, Albert H., Lake Mills, Wis.
Schoenfeld, Benjamin F., Park Falls, Wis.
Schoenwandt, Christian, Star Route, Box 177,
Newport, Ky.
Schofield, Charles, Birnamwood, Wis.
Scholl, Louis E., 1724 E. 56th St., Seattle 5,
Wash. 1913
Schomer, Howard, 205 S. 12th St., Phila-
delphia, Pa. 1941
Schoning, Arnt L., 41 Summer St., Westerly,
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Schott, Fred H., Ch. U.S.Army. 1928
Schrag, F. James, 9407 S. 51st Ave., Oak
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Schramm, Roy J., Kingston, R. I.
Schriver, Lester O., 6ms., 118 Parkside Dr.,
Peoria 5, 111. 1920
Schrock, Perry F., p. at I., 1104 Westwood
Ave., Santa Ana, Cal. 23, 25, 1906
Schroeder, George W., Ev., 5814 Summit St.,
Sylvania, Ohio. 1900
Schroeder, John Charles, Pf., 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 34, 1921
Schroeder, Louis Clarence, 23 Brackett St.,
East Milton 86, Mass.
Schroeder, Victor H., Walsenburg, Colo.
Schubert, Paul, Pf., 55 Ehzabeth St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 32, 1931
Schue, Albert C, Tekonsha, Mich. 1916
Schultz, Carl Fearing, 7 Harvard St., Hyan-
nis, Mass.
Schulz, F. A. Erwin, R.D. 12, Box 115, Sayler
Park Sta., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Schulz, Louis, 318 Second Ave., S., Lake
Worth, Fla.
Schulz, Ormund A., 217 E. Liberty St., Me-
dina, Ohio.
Schulz, Theodore E., Honolulu, T. H.
Schumaker, William W., 94 Main St., Jordan,
N. Y. 1902
Schurr, Daniel G., Mott, N. D. 1905
Schwab, Benjamin T., Traer, Iowa.
Schwab, Ralph Kendall, 4406 Lloyd St.,
Kansas City 3, Kan.
Schwabenland, John C, 4223 N.E. Seventh
Ave., Portland 11, Ore. 1898
Schwartz, Henry Butler, p.em., 524 Homer
Ave., Palo Alto, Cal. 1891
Schwarz, Heinz, Ellington, N. Y.
Schwarz, Homer Augustus, 535 S. Hoover St.,
Los Angeles 5, Cal. 271
Schwedler, Walter W. H., bus., 50G5 Adams
Ave., San Diego 5, Cal. 1915
[Schwimley, WiUiam Alvin, deceased 51
Schwyhart, Earl Wells, 65 Grand view Ave.,
Dayton 7, Ohio.
Scotford, John R., Ed., 287 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 19, 1912
Scott, Albert Livingstone, 562 Decatur St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Scott, Benjamin D., Pf., 828 College Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1912
Scott, Mrs. Carolyn H. F., Gossville, N. H. 1929
Scott, Evan Walter, Ch. U.S.N., retired, 4149
Arden Way, San Diego 3, Cal. 1904
Scott, Harold, 803 Clifford St., FUnt, Mich.
Scott, Harry S., Verdon, Neb.
Scott, Henry Miller, s.w., 1015 Occidental Dr.,
Redlands, Cal. 1911
Scott, James F., 34 Lombard Ave., Ames-
bury, Mass. 1898
Scott, Philip Gordon, 583 Whitney Ave., New
Haven 11, Conn.
Scott, R. Wiley, 1620 Drexel Ave., Miami
Beach 39, Fla.
Scott, WilHam T., 414 N. High St., Frankhn,
Va.
Scribner, Frank J., Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 7, 12, 19, 21,>36, 1912
Scudder, Frank S., p.em., 15340 Sunset Blvd.,
Pacific Palisades, Cal. 1890
Scudder, William Waterbury, 557 Howard St.,
Whittier, Cal. 1885
Seagrave, James F., Reg., Losantville, Ind. 1926
Scagrave, Mrs. Maymie, Losantville, Ind. 1931
tSechrist, Earl J., Cal. 1915
Seckerson, Howard Arnold, Pf., Box 22,
Storrs, Conn. 1909
[Secord, Albert Solomon, deceased. 51
Secord, Alfred A., p.em., Alexandria, Minn. 1900
Sedgwick, Arthur H., 166 Westminster St.,
Springfield 9, Mass. 1890
Seebart, Arthur W., Livingston, Mont.
Seely, Ray M., 200 S. Broadway, Columbus
Grove, Ohio.
Seelye, Laurens Hickok, s.w., 2 W. 45th St.,
New York 19, N. Y. 1915
Segerstrom, David Ivar, Ch. U.S. Army. 1924
Seim, Kenneth Edward, Tallmadge, Ohio.
Selby, A. Clark, 961 St. Charles St., Elgin, 111.
Selch, Grant M., West Winfield, N. Y.
Sellick, F. Stanley, 956 Broad St., Stratford,
Conn.
Senior, Robert Cholerton, Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Serfas, Luis, My., Urdinarrain, Entre Rios,
Argentina, S. A. 1938
Sergeant, Miss Ruth F., See Larmee.
Serl, Elmer Willis, Lone Oak Farm, Delavan,
Wis. 1902
Serrick, Robert W., Keswick, Ontario, Canada.
Setters, Lillian, Rush, Ky. 1939
Sewell, WiUiam G., 236 North St., North Wey-
mouth, Mass.
Sexton, C. M., Ev., 3832 Gallia St., Ports-
mouth, Ohio. 1928
Seyfert, William H., Lakeview, N. Y.
Seymour, Edward P., St. Mawr PL, Jenkin-
town. Pa. 1892
Seymour, Frank C, Lancaster, Mass.
Shaeffer, Grant L., 221 Walnut St., Santa
Cruz, Cal. 1893
Shafer, Melville A., Wrentham, Mass.
Shankweiler, Paul Walbert, Pf., 916 W. Col-
lege Ave., Tallahassee, Fla. 1926
Sharkey, Forrest B., Staples, Minn.
Sharp, David Addison, Jr., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1938
Sharp, Lawrie Judson, 2794 Archwood Ave.,
Cleveland 9, Ohio. 8, 9
Sharp, Wilbur B., 1204 S. East St., Lebanon,
Ind.
Sharpe, Joseph, 6u.s., 40 Cleveland Rd., Bum-
ley, Lancashire, England. 1921
Sharpe, Perry Alfred, 440 Harrison Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1898
Shattuck, Bowen H., Brandon, Vt.
Shaver, Erwin L., Sec, 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. 19, 1917
Shaw, E. Leslie, 107 Ohve St., Lawrence,
Mass.
Shaw, Edgar Medill, 2110 West Blvd., Cleve-
land 2, Ohio.
Shaw, Ernest T., A.B.C.F.M. 1918
Shaw, Eunice Bacon, Seal Harbor, Me. 271
Shaw, Mark Revell, bus., 114 Trenton St.,
Melrose, Mass. 1919
Shaw, Plato Ernest, Pf. ret., 420 W. 118th St.,
New York 26, N. Y. 32, 1909
Shelby, J. Samuel, Depue, 111.
Shelby, William W., Buena Vista, Colo.
Sheldon, Charles M., p.em., 1621 College
Ave., Topeka, Kan. 1886
Sheldon, Everitt Earl, s.w., 242 E. 14th St.,
New York 3, N. Y. 1942
Sheldon, Frank M., 2133 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
]\Iilwaukee 3, Wis. 8
Sheldon, Harry Dodd, 274 Prospect St.,
Northampton, Mass. 1890
Sheldon, Keenan, River Falls, Wis.
Sheldon, O. J., Winter Park, Fla. 1918
Sheldon, Paul Edward, 18 Hillside Ave.,
Arlington 74, Mass.
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
377
Shelly, Warren S., 2009 Handley St., Sag-
inaw, Mich. 1909
Shenefelt, Orvilie P., 7 W. Market Ave., Kel-
logg, Ida.
Shepard, Clyde Sheldon, 2431 N. Gower St.,
Hollywood 28, Cal. 1912
Shepherd, David W., <S^, Box 148, Roanoke,
Ala. 8, 19, 23, 1932
Shepherd, George W., A.B.C.F.M. 1925
Shepler, Nicholas, p.o.d., 38 Riverview Ave.,
Groton, Conn. 1925
Sheppard, Joseph B., p.o.d., Spencerport,
N. Y. 1890
Sheppard, Olin E., R. 2, Glenn, Ga.
Sheradan, Gregory A., 50 Dunster Lane,
Winchester, Mass. 1906
Sherberg, Albert N., p.o.d., 105 Green St.,
Fairhaven, Mass. 1927
Sheridan, George Phillip, Rochester, Minn.
Sherman, Edwin Taft, 435 S. Second St., Rio
Vista, Cal.
Sherman, Stanley C, ChapUn, Conn.
Shields, Hugh, 22 Main St., Ridgefield, Conn.
Shiery, Floyd W., Ch. U.S. Army. (— )
Shier, Edward P., Loomis, Cal.
Shipherd, H. Robinson, 1170 Pleasant St.,
North Amherst, Mass.
Shipherd, Theodore M., 9 Chelsea Parade, S.,
Norwich, Conn. 7
[Shipman, Alden Hilton, deceased.
Shipman, Montague Arthur, s.iv., 722 N.
Michigan Ave., Pasadena 6, Cal. 1912
Shold, Carl Henry, Ch. U.S. Army. 1939
Sholz, Herbert, Macon, N. C. 1900
Short, George W. D., M.D., 5 S. Wabash
Ave., Chicago 3, 111. 1894
Short, Harley H., 253 S. Market St., Hagers-
town, Ind. 11
Shorter, Frederic William, p.o.d., 3208 Frank-
lin Ave., Seattle 2, Wash. 1922
Shrader, Ralph R., 4 Loomis St., Montpelier,
Vt.
Shuder, Harry Andrew, Ch. U.S. Army. 1911
ShuU, Andy, p.o.d., R.D. 3, Waverly, Ohio. 1921
ShuU, W. Russell, Sec, 6139 Dorchester Ave.,
Chicago. lU. 1919
Shult, Pearley E., Ankeny, Iowa.
Shuman, Edwin H., 42 Monroe Ave., West-
brook, Me.
Shurtz, George G., Ch., Box 53, Newcomers-
town, Ohio. 1910
Siegle, Scott C, Orleans, Mass. 1919
Siferd, Russell G., R.D. 1, Muncie, Ind.
Silcox, Claris Edwin, Sec, 16 Glen Grove Ave.,
E., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 1914
Silva, Ernest G. da, p.em., Hilo, T. H. 1899
Silvernail, Homer B., New Lebanon, N. Y.
Simmons, Arthur A., Southfield, Mass.
Simmons, Claude C, 11 Forbes Alley, New
Bern, N. C. 1931
Simmons, R. Barclay, Hebron, N. H.
^Simmons, Robert Wilbur, 347 N. 12th St.,
Corvallis, Ore.
Simonds, J. Rupert, Eliot, Me.
Simons, George T., Consult., 421 Grand Ave.,
South Pasadena, Cal. 1915
Simpson, Clifford Oliver, 32 Pleasant St.,
Springfield, Vt. 27
Simpson, James C, bus., 16 Story St., Cam-
bridge 38, Mass. 1917
*Simpson, S., Norfolk, Va. (— )
Simpson, Samuel T., Tolland, Conn. 1894
Sims, NeweU LeRoy, T., 197 Elm St., Ober-
lin, Ohio. 1905
[Sims, Richard Verden, deceased. 51
Sinclair, Wilham, Lincoln, N. H.
Sinden, Archibald W., Earlville, Iowa. 1901
Sinninger, Norman E., Bruce, Wis.
Sipe, Wilham C, 24 Union St., Concord, N. H. 24
tSisson, Howard R., Ga. 1910
Siudy, George S., 837 Amherst St., Buffalo
16, N. Y. 271
Sizer, Wilhs L., 1005 Stuart St., Staunton,
Va. 1918
Skentelbury, William H., 211 E. Middle St.,
Chelsea, Mich.
Skerry, James V.'illiam, 1611 Forest St., Seat-
tle 44, Wash.
Skidmore, Harold N., St.. 415 W. Grand
River Ave., East Lansing, Mich. 8, 14, 23, 1926
Skidmore, Lewis H., 1045 Prairie Ave., Beloit,
Wis.
Skidmore, Nathaniel, Flat Rock, Mich.
Skiflin, Carl Dana, p.o.d., 31 Shattuck St.,
Worcester 5, Mass. 1915
Skinner, Bradley Fuller, asso. p.o.d., 233 West
Ave., Glenbrook, Conn. 1937
Skinner, Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels, 233 West
Ave., Glenbrook, Conn. 1937
Slabey, Andrew Paul, bus., 317 S. Tenth St.,
Philadelphia 7, Pa. 1914
Slade, WiUiam, Thetford, Vt. 1888
Slade, William Franklin, 37 Hawthorn St.,
Lowell, Mass.
Slater, Arnold, Box 43, Holland, Va.
Slater, WiUiam A., Ch. U.S. Army. 1933
Slavinskie, Miss Barbara, 812 Columbus St.,
Shenandoah, Pa.
Sleeper, Henry D., Vergennes, Vt. 1891
Sloan, George S., Buffalo, Wyo.
Sloan, S. J. Tilden, p.o.d., Poulsbo, Wash. 1908
Slocum, Harold, 4311 Brooklynn St., Seattle
5, Wash.
SmaU, Charles H., 2909 Warrington Rd.,
Shaker Heights, Cleveland 20, Ohio. 1886
Small, Charles R., 25 Cass St., Exeter, N. H. 1901
[Small, Harry Elmer, deceased. 51
Smiley, Edmund Lewis, Agamenticus, R.D.
Cape Nedick, Me. 1907
Smiley, Edward F., Windham, Conn.
Smith, A. J., North Harlowe, N. C.
Smith, Alvin O., bus., 3938 Edmunds St.,
Seattle 44, Wash. 1919
Smith, Arthur L., 1809 N. Oak St., ArUngton,
Va. 1904
Smith, Caleb E., 5 Arbor St., Wenham, Mass. 1904
Smith, Charles W., 227 Harvard Ave., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1899
Smith, Clifford Hayes, p.em., 72 South St.,
Proctor, Vt. 1882
Smith, Daniel Harrison, Drift Rd., Westport,
Mass. 1929
Smith, D wight C, 608 S. Frankhn St., Olym-
pia. Wash. 8
Smith, Edward H., 138 Hancock St., Auburn-
dale 66, Mass. 1901
Smith, Edward Lornie, bus.. East Orwell,
Ohio. 1904
Smith, Elmer Ellsworth, p.em., 4300 Canoga
Ave., Woodland Hills, Cal. 1893
Smith, Emory B., bus., 4101 Eastern Ave., Mt.
Ranier, Md. 1915
[Smith, Eugene Bernard, deceased. 51
Smith, Frank G., p.em., Conant-Sanford Ho-
tel, Omaha, Neb. 1892
Smith, Fred, 523 Michigan Ave., Leaven-
worth, Kan.
Smith G. Byron, Pr., Iberia Junior College,
Iberia, Mo. 1920
Smith, Gerald A., Rapid River, Mich.
Smith, Graeme C, 3210 S.E. Taylor St.,
Portland 15, Ore.
Smith, H. Shelton, Pf., Duke University, Dur-
ham, N. C. 9, 11, 1915
Smith, Hardeman D., R. 4, Box 108, N St.,
High Point, N. C.
Smith, Henry Francis, 397 High St., West
Medford, Mass.
Smith, Henry W., Lee, Ma.ss.
Smith, Herbert Rhodes, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1936
Smith, Herman Kenneth, Huntsburg, Ohio.
Smith, Hugh A., Reg., 210 Euclid Ave., Ver-
sailles, Ohio. 11, 1896
Smith, I. Arthur, 111 W. Fifth St., Ottawa,
Kan.
Smith, Ivan R., 3408 Glynn Dr., Toledo 9,
Ohio.
[Smith, James Challen, deceased. 51
Smith, J. Howard, Box 555, Lynchburg, Va.
Smith, J. Lloyd, p.e?«., 5515 Reiger Ave.,
Dallas 14, Tex. 1897
Smith, James F., p.o.d., R. 2, Anderson, Ind. 1932
378
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[1943
[Smith, James Gordon, deceased.
Smith, James Otis, Milford, Iowa.
Smith, James Robert, 21 W. College St.,
Fredericktown, Ohio. 1892
Smith, Jesse G., Box 1115, New Carlisle, Ind.
Smith, John V. G., p.em., 806 S. 13th Ave.,
Yakima, Wash. 1905
Smith, Leon Edgar, Pr., Elon College, N. C.
9, 11, 37
Smith, Orville A., Box 2, Nogales, Ariz.
Smith, Paxton, Friona, Tex.
Smith, Raymond P., 49 Harrison Ave., Abing-
ton, Mass.
Smith, Sheppard O., bus., Summerdale, Ala. 1926
Smith, Sidney Randall, 919 Waco St., Corpus
Christi, Tex.
Smith, Stewart H., 6ms., 306 W. Gillette St.,
Viroqua, Wis. 1907
Smith, Thomas B., Alton, Kan. 1892
Smith, Walter A., Spring Valley, Wis.
Smith, WilUam, Illinois Masonic Home,
SuUivan, 111. 1888
[Smith, William, deceased.
Smith, WilUam A., p.em., Waterville, Me. 1897
Smith, WilUam Roy, Ev., Burke, Tex. 1902
Smith, WiUis Eugene, 19 Pleasant St., Ever-
ett, Mass.
Snavely, Jerald Hood, 877 Park Ave., Bridge-
port 4, Conn. 271
Sneesby, Arthur W., 776 State St., Berlin,
Wis.
Snell, Roy Judson, Lee, 705 N. Wheaton Ave.,
Wheaton, 111. 1906
Snider, Asa B.. 3127 N.E. Rodney Ave.,
Portland 12, Ore. 1895
Snider, Reuel P., 803 Montello St., Hood
River, Ore.
Snook, Marion, 4213 N. Oakland Ave., MU-
waukee 11, Wis. 18^2
Snow, Mrs. AUce Bigley, 2200 Pleasant Ave.,
Minneapolis 4, Minn. 1934
Snow, Arthur J., 2200 Pleasant Ave., Min-
neapolis 4, Minn.
Snow, Everard W. Stratham, N. H.
tSnow, Manuel H., Me. 1932
Snow, Walter A., 5313 Fort Ave., Ashtabula,
Ohio. 1900
Snyder, Francis Clark, New Hampton, Iowa.
Snyder, John F., 70 State St., East Orange,
N. J. 1905
Snyder, John Gallaher, 542 E. 340th St.,
Willoughby, Ohio.
Snyder, Richard L., Fryeburg, Me. 271
Snyder, Walstein W., Box 72, Elon CoUege,
N. C. 271
Soares, Theodore G., 1542 Morada PI., Alta-
dena, Cal.
Sokabe, Shiro, p.em., Honomu, T. H. 1915
Solandt, Andrew W., Ch. U.S. Army. 1919
Solero, Narciso, Naguabo, P. R.
Somers, Laurence D., Front St., Marion,
Mass.
[Sooter, William M., Jr., deceased.
Soper, Willard Butler, Ridgewood Ter., Chan-
paqua, N. Y.
Sorensen, Everett Leighton, Wayzata, Minn.
Sorensen, Morten, Ch. U.S. Army. 1926
SorreU, Matthew Thomas, 162 Third Ave.,
DanviUe, Va.
Soto, Emeterio, 1139 Herald St., Redlands,
Cal. 1921
Souders, Warren E., Hollansburg, Ohio.
Soule, Sherrod, St. em., 37 Garden St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 23, 1888
Sou ter. Lex King, Intell. U.S. Army, 2326 11th
St., N.W., Canton, Ohio. 1929
Southard, Harry D., 4414 Underwood Rd.,
Baltimore 18, Md. 1906
Sowder, Charles Sherman, Ch. U.S. Army.
Spacht, Alva James, 1708 Sycamore St., Terre
Haute, Ind.
Spacht, Mark B., T., R. 6, Lima, Ohio. 1919
Spalding, George B., p.em., Box 571, Stoning-
ton. Conn. 1901
tSpangenberg, Louis F., Milwaukee, Wis. 1907
Sparhawk, WiUis Tucker, Y.M.C.A., 1105
Elm St., Cincinnati 10, Ohio. 1900
Sparkes, Cecil S., 2101 James Ave., N., Min-
neapolis 11, Minn.
Speer, Gordon C, 214 N. Adams St., Ypsi-
lanti, Mich.
Speicher, Earl Edmon, Pf., 1217 Second
Ave., W., Ashland, Wis. 1918
Spence, Dwight M., Elkton, Va.
Spence, Walter, Rural Retreat, Va. 1894
Spence, Willard McClellan, 3150 W. 46th
Ave., Denver 11, Colo.
Spence, WiUiam H., Rutland, Vt. 1894
Spencer, David B., 147 E. Eighth Ave., Mount
Dora, Fla. 1882
Spencer, John C, 673 Pine St., Norwalk, Cal.
Spencer, John E., Hidalgo, lU.
Spencer, Ora E., Elburn, lU.
Spencer, Walter L., Collbran, Colo.
Spengler, Gustave, Star Route, Antigo, Wis. 1918
Sperow, Everett H., bus., 242 Hager St.,
Hagerstown, Md. 1904
Sperry, Willard Learoyd, Dean, 11 Francis
Ave., Cambridge 38, Mass. 8, 1908
Spiker, William D., Earlville, Iowa.
SpindeU, Verne A., 304 N. Fourth St., Clear
Lake, Iowa.
Spinka, Matthew, Pf., 92 Sherman St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 32, 1915
Spinney, Ernest George, 1909 Hanson St.,
Fort Myers, Fla.
Spittler, Karl, My., Crespo, Entre Rios, Ar-
gentina, S. A. 1925
Spoolman, Jacob, 613 Fourth Ave., W., Ash-
land, Wis. 1905
Spooner, Leonard A., 1105 Milwaukee St.,
Kewaunee, Wis.
Spragg, Howard E., 3978 Drexel Blvd.,
Chicago 15, 111.
Sprague, Frederick P., VermontviUe, Mich. 1896
Sprague, Paul Winger, Pf., Howard St., Nor-
ton, Mass. 1925
[Spriggs, Mrs. Frankie, deceased.
SpuUer, Everett L., p.o.d., Box 806, Dixon,
CaL 1917
Spurrier, WiUiam AtweU, Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Squires, Fred D. L., Sec, 525 Wesley St.,
Wheaton, lU. 1918
Stackman, Carl, 1262 Andalusia Ave., Coral
Gables 34, Fla.
Stackpole, Markham W., T., 242 Highland
St., Milton, Mass. 1902
Staffeld, John Daniel, Ch. U.S. Army. 1907
Stafford, Hubert Samuel, 298 Chicopee St.,
Chicopee, Mass. 1912
Stafford, Russell Henry, 645 Boylston St.,
Boston 16, Mass. 7, 9, 16
Stageberg, Oliver Vincent, Richmond Beach,
Wash. 271
Stahlschus, F. W., My., Sarandi I, via Caro-
sino, R. G. do Sul. Brasil, S. A. 1938
StaUard, Henry C, 3 Homestead Ave., Wor-
cester, Mass.
Stamm, Frederick KeUer, 321 Central Ave.,
Chicago 44, lU. 9
Stamp, Lloyd R., 2268 Hudson Ave., Roches-
ter, N. Y.
Stangeland, Jens, 266 Wood Ave., TottenviUe,
S. I., N. Y.
Stanley, Charles A., {A.B.C.F.M.) T., 2573
Virginia St., Berkeley 4, Cal. 36, 1904
Stanley, Charles J., 1434 22nd Ave., Tusca-
loosa, Ala. 1920
Stanley, Fred V., 14 Red Gate Lane, Cohas-
set, Mass.
Stanley, Isaac N., Bayard, N. M.
Stanley, J. Taylor, St., Box 957, Greensboro,
N. C. 19, 23, 24, 1925
Stanley, Lawrence L., s.w., West Point, Ga. 1923
Stannard, Edward L., R.D. 2, Whitefield,
N. H. 1915
Stanton, Andrew J., 95 Grand St., Springfield,
Mass.
Stapleton, John, p.em., 12 Orchard Pkway,
White Plains, N. Y. 1896
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
379
Stapleton, Robert S., 507 Monroe St., Lapeer,
Mich. 1897
Starbird, Frank R., p.o.d., 16 Ford St., De-
posit, N. Y. 1928
Starie, John W., East Burke, Vt.
Stark, Charles William, 3900 Broadway. Oak-
land 11, Cal. 1893
Stark, Lewis Arthur Stansbury, Aptos, Cal. 191.'5
Stark, Walter Howard, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1920
Starr, Harris E., Ed., 182 Cold Spring St.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 1902
State, Lee C, Walnut Grove, Minn.
Stauffacher, Albert Daniel, Sec, 287 Fourth
Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
7, 8, 9, 14, 16, 19, 21, 22, 1912
Stauffer, Henry, 2730 Prince St., Berkeley 5,
CaL 1885
Staves, Walter Howard, Dir. R.E., 1052 W.
Sixth St., Los Angeles 14, Cal. 23
Stavrianos, Focas Paul, 35 Wareham St., Med-
ford 55, Mass.
Stead, James R., 269 Jefferson Ave., Pomona,
Cal. 1895
Steadman, LaFayette L., Calipatria, Cal.
Steakley, Ray S., 2957 S. Bannock St., Engle-
wood, Colo.
Stearns, John F., 106 Pleasant St., Auburn,
Me. 27
Steele, Joseph, Jr., 2001 Rebecca St., Sioux
City 17, Iowa.
Steele, William B., 809 Washington St., High-
land, 111.
Steen, Joseph A., 4440 Magoun Ave., East
Chicago, Ind.
Steeves, Earle R., p.o.d., 233 Merriam Ave.,
Leominster, Mass. 1922
Stein, Alexander Buchan, Newmarket, Ontario,
Canada.
Stein, Joseph H., St., 44 Brick Church Plaza,
East Orange, N. J. 8, 23, 1927
Steiner, Edward A., 921 High St., GrinneU,
Iowa. 1891
Steiner, Richard M., p.o.d., 2437 N.W. Over-
ton St., Portland, Ore. 1934
Steininger, Wilham Richard, Ch. U.S. Army. 1923
Stem, Charles Hubert, 6930 S. Shore Dr.,
Chicago 49, 111.
Stemme, Fred E., T., Crowley, Colo. 1918
Stemme, Robert, Sec, 1006 Hippodrome
Bldg., Cleveland 14, Ohio. 25, 1919
Stent, Judson, T., Mount Hermon School,
Northfield, Mass. 1940
Stephenson, George W., bus., Ellington, Conn. 1923
SterUng, Donald M., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1929
Sterling, Ernest Albert, Burhngton, Mass. 1938
Sterns, Wallace H., 112 Grove St., Mankato,
Minn.
Stetson, R. Kidder, North Frankhn, Conn.
Stevens, Charles L., Alfred, Me.
Stevens, Herbert Anderson, Ch. U.S. Army. 1937
^Stevens, Robert Morris, Hartford, Vt. 1937
Stevens, W. Millard, p. at I., 58 Candler Rd.,
N.E., Atlanta, Ga. 19, 23, 1934
Stevens, Wilbert A., bus., R.D. 3, Norwich,
Conn. 1932
Stevens, Wilmot Eddy, p.em.. Box 276, Bur-
ton, Ohio. 1900
Stevenson, Eugene C, bus., SUngerlands,
N. Y. 1931
Stevenson, Marshall Mack, Piermont, N. H.
Stevenson, Wilfred Sinclair, Jr., Hayden, Colo.
Stever, Frederick Axtell, 18 Eighth Ave., S.,
Hopkins, Minn. 1912
Stewart, John Thomas, bus., 3548 Victor St.,
Saint Louis 4, Mo. 1920
Stewart, J. Wesley, R.D. 7, Anderson, Ind.
Stewart, Wilson Reed, McGregor Home,
14900 Terrace Rd., East Cleveland 12,
Ohio. 1895
Stick, Henry A., A.B.C.F.M. 1911
Stickney, George E., Dir. R.E., 429 Palace
Blad., MinneapoUs 1, Minn. 24, 1917
Stiefel, Carl Frederick, p.o.d., 1206 N. Ninth
St., Burlington, Iowa. 1941
Stiles, Hubert William, CIS Washington St.,
Dundee, 111. 1899
Still, Edwin W., Stanton, Neb. 271
Stimpke, John J., Isabel, S. D.
Stimson, Cyrus F., Sec, 75 Kensington Ave.,
Northampton, Mass. 1895
Stipek, Charles William, Ch. U.S. Army.
[Stock, Benjamin, deceased.
Stock, Harry Thomas, Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 7, 8, 19, 22, 1916
Stockdale, Allen Arthur, bus., 600 W. 115th
St., New York 25, N. Y. 1904
Stockwell, Wallace A., Lake City, Minn.
Stoddart, Mrs. Dorothy Robinson, 21 Silver
St., South Hadley, Mass.
Stoerker, Theodor Frederick, asst. p., 620
Smithfield St., Pittsburgh 22, Pa. 1937
Stoeve, Olaf Andreas, Ch. U.S. Navy. 271
Stoffer, Bryan Sewall, Pr., Washburn Uni-
versity, Topeka, Kan. 8, 37, 1917
StoU, R. Carl, 102 Washington Highway,
Buffalo, N. Y.
[Stolz, Karl Ruf, deceased. 51
Stone, A. W., bus., Talladega, Ala. 1932
Stone, Alfred Wheeler, 78 Marion Rd., Water-
town, Mass. 1917
Stone, Bert F., R.D. 2, Box 110 A, Lucasville,
Ohio. 1940
Stone, Dwight C, p.em., 237 W. Town St.,
Norwichtown, Conn. 1888
Stone, Walter M., R.D. 2, Shelton, Conn.
Stone, Wilfred E., 10 D St., Cranston, R. I.
Stonecipher, Luther E., Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
Stook, Arthur M. S., bus., N. Main St., Forest
Grove, Ore. 1911
Stoops, John Dashiell, 1033 Park St., Grin-
neU. Iowa. 1901
Stopher, E. E., 470 S. Franklin St., Delphos,
Ohio.
Stotler, John Martin, bus., R.D. 1, Monticello,
Ind. 1896
Stottlemyer, Lilburn, R.D. 7, Anderson, Ind.
Stoughton, Lewis H., 11 Hawk St., Scotia,
N. Y. 1895
Stout, VViUiam Clyde, bus., Box 825, Lima,
Ohio. 1918
Stover, Howard C, Enterprise, Ore.
Stover, John A., Darhngton, Ind.
Stover, Webster, bus., 365 Rye Beach Ave.,
Rye, N. Y. 1925
Stowe, Clayton H., Ch. U.S. Army. 1933
Stowe, David, 2345 Channing Way, Berkeley
4, Cal. 271, 1943
Stowe, Frederick W., bus.. Grand Marais,
Minn. 1913
Stowell, Allen R., Ch. U.S. Army. 1933
Stowell, G. Paul, 406 Galena Blvd., Aurora,
111.
Stowell, Jay S., Sec, 469 Eastern Pkwy.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 1912
Strang, Clement James, Box 243, Benzonia,
Mich. 1901
Strang, Max, 74 S. Grandview Ave., Dubuque,
Iowa.
Strange, Francis Marion, Winthrop, Iowa.
Stratton, Harold Linson, M.D., bus.. State
Hospital, Mattapan, Mass. 1918
Stratton, Lot A., R.D. 5, Georgetown, Ohio. 1900
Straube, Milton L., 513 W. Mills St., Creston,
Iowa.
Strauch, William, 812 Lincoln Ave., Loveland,
Colo.
Strausz, Richard, My., Tres Passos, via Ijui,
R.G.doSul,Brasil,S.A. 1937
Strawmyer, Cleo Paul, Community Church,
Saint Paul Park, Minn.
Strayer, Charlton Bates, bus., N.E. cor. Spruce
& 42nd Sts., Philadelphia 4, Pa. 1898
Street, Thomas, Church St., TalcottviUe,
Conn.
Street, William Dana, p.em., 4 Ridgeview
Ave., White Plains, N. Y. 1898
Streeter, Willard Ezra, 133 Front St., Exeter,
N. H. 1897
Strickland, Daniel W., Waitsfield, Vt.
[Strickland, Fred Guy, deceased. 52
Strickland, Mark B., 41 Maple St., Stoneham
80, Mass.
380
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1943
Strickler, Donald W., 213-17 110th Ave.,
Queens Village, N. Y. 9
Strickler, Gayle Vincent, 465 S. Seventh St.,
E., Salt Lake Citv 2, Utah.
Striffler, Roy J., 216 S. Eagle St., Geneva,
Ohio.
Strobel, Theodore C, Box 145, Laurel, Mont.
Stroh, Henry J., 312 12th St., Greeley, Colo.
Stroh, Mr.s. Lucia M., Salem, Mich.
*Strohecker, John, Merrill, Miss. 1902
Strong, J. Selden, 66 Highland St., Winchen-
don, Mass. 1S94
Strong, Kendrick John, 3038 Emerson Ave.,
S., Minneapolis 8, Minn.
Strong, William V. D., 58 Grove Ave., Wood-
bridge, N. J.
Stroup, Charles A., 30 Ridge Rd., Newton
Falls, Ohio.
Struthers, Alfred L., R.D., Chesham, N. H. 1890
Stryker, Garrett V., p.em., 39 Mapledell St.,
Springfield 9, Mass. 25, 1903
Stuart, Luke, bus.. Box 464, Freeport, 111. 1907
Stubbins, Thomas Alva, 821 Agatite Ave.,
Chicago 40, 111. 1899
Stubbs, Robert L., 4122 Grand Ave., Western
Springs, 111.
Studebaker, Herbert A., 423 Bluff St., Beloit,
Wis.
Studebaker, Homer J., p.o.d., R.D. 2, Ossian, *
Ind. 1933
Stump, Edwin Turner, P/., R.D. 3, Ravenna,
Ohio. 1924
Sturtevant, Francis T., P. O. Box 382, Beaver-
ton, Ore.
Styron, Charles M., Trapelo Rd., Lincoln,
Mass.
Suarez, Cruz A., Las Piedras, P. R. 1931
Suber, Gustave A., 408 Main St., Danbury,
Conn.
Sugimoto, Tokikichi, Ewa, T. H. 1934
Suhm, Harold D., T., Belchertown, Mass. 1926
Sulahian, Senekerim Kevork, 920 N. El Mohno
Ave., Pasadena 6, Cal.
SuUenburger, Carl L., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1928
SuUens, Arthur J., 132 S. Sixth St., Hillsboro,
Ore.
Sundberg, E. Kermit, R.D., Westport, Conn. 271
Sundelin, Veijo V., West Barnstable, Alass.
Sunden, Herbert Philip, 98-11 38th Ave., Cor-
ona, N. Y.
Suominen, William A., Winlock, Wash.
Susu-Mago, Royden T., p.o.d., 2217 Ivanhoe
St., Denver 7, Colo. 1942
Swain, Charlie Ramsey, Box 25, Unionville,
Ohio.
Swainson, WiUiam, p.o.d., 47 Reynolds St.,
Danielson, Conn. 1912
Swan, Alfred W., 121 Bascom PL, Madison 5,
Wis. 9
[Swan, Herbert Eugene, deceased. 52
Swank, Walter W., 53 Providence St., Ever-
ett, Pa.
Swann, Walter M., 29 Central Ave., Grand-
ville, Mich.
Swanson, Charles, 22 Terrace Hill, Proctor,
Vt.
Swart, Winfield Q., A.B.C.F.M. 1926
Swarts, Cleon, 1124 Strong Ave., Elkhart,
Ind. 7
Swartz, Arthur George, Ch. U. S. Army. 1932
Swartz, Charles K., Pf. em., 2601 Lyn'dhurst
Ave., Baltimore 16, Md. 1^92
Swartz, Herman Frank, Pr. em., 2101 State
St., Santa Barbara, Cal. 36
Swartz, Phihp Allen, 269 Mill St., Pough-
keepsie, N. Y.
Swartz, Phihp K., p.o.d., 1008 Vallecito Rd.,
Carpinteria, Cal. 1926
Sweatland, Earl Knox, 23 Frederic St., Port-
land, Me.
Sweet, John E., Munnsville, N. Y. 1913
Sweet, Mile J., Box 27, Pomona, Fla.
Sweetland, William V., R.D. 2, Mystic, Conn. 1911
Swem, Boyd R., s.w., 103 Grand Ave., Middle-
town, N. Y. 1933
Swengel, A. Wilmer, 260 Edward St., Harris-
burg, Pa. 1886
Swertfager, George A., Box 661, Chicago 90,
111. 1902
Swift, Arthur L., Jr., Pf., 600 W. 122nd St.,
New York 27, N. Y. 36, 1916
Swift, Samuel R., Hinsdale, Mass.
Swisher, Raymond Clarence, 661 Van Buren
St., Fostoria, Ohio.
Swisher, Walter Samuel, Freeport, Me.
Switzer, Miss Annie E., 710 Ross St., Downs,
Kan. 1907
Sykes, James, 5426 N. OberHn St., Portland 3,
Ore.
Sylvester, E. Paul, Pilgrim Cong. Church,
Union Blvd. & Kensington Ave., Saint
Louis 8, Mo.
Symons, Horatio H., Ada, Minn.
Taam, Tso Tin, p.o.d., 920 Washington St.,
San Francisco 8, Cal. 1935
Tabor, U. Seth, 325 N. 16th St., Kansas City
2, Kan. 1899
Tackett, James, Ev., R.D. 2, Ewing, Ky. 1936
Taft, Clinton J., Sec, 7104 Balboa Blvd., Van
Nuys, Cal. 1905
[Taft, George Winne, deceased.
Taggart, Charles E., p.em., 220 S. Sheldon St.,
Charlotte, Mich. 1886
[Taggart, George Andrew, deceased. 52
Tajima, Kengo, s.w., 1555 Elbur Ave., Lake-
wood 7, Ohio. 1916
Takahashi, Ichiro, T., 1509 Young St., Hon-
olulu, T. H. 1924
tTakahashi, Patric O., Japan. 1912
Talbot, Freeman H., bus., 995 S. Race St.,
Denver 9, Colo. 1913
Tally, George M., R.D. 3, Sanford, N. C.
Talmage, Luther Curtis, Pleasant Hill, Ohio.
Talmage, T. Markham, Hilo, T. H.
Tamblyn, Albert T., 299 Riverside Dr., New
York 25, N. Y. 1906
Tamblyn, George O., 60 E. 42nd St., New
York 17, N. Y. 1906
Tamblyn, Ronald J., 8 William St., Holyoke,
Mass.
Tamura, Paul K., T., 1026 14th Ave., Hone- 1
lulu, T. H. 1915 ]
Tangarone, Adam A., My., 251 S. Main St.,
Torrington, Conn. 1923 ■
Tarr, James J. G., 10 Mt. Pleasant St., Rock-
port, Mass. 1902
Tate, Charles E., R.D. 12, Box 270, Phoenix, \
Ariz.
[Tate, Mrs. Emily Louise Bond, deceased. 52
Tatum, Elmo C, T., 220 E. Sixth St., Wins-
ton-Salem, N. C. 1939
Tatum, Nuburn M., 3109 Charlotte St., Kan-
sas City, Mo. 1902 I
Taylor, Arthur William, 724 N. Broad St.,
Fremont, Neb. \
Tavlor, Charles Francis, 6ms., 23 W. 74th St.,
New York 23, N. Y. 1896 (
Taylor, Harry, R.D. 2, Albion, 111. 1
Taylor, Harry W., Jennings Lodge, Ore. |
Taylor, Herbert J., Arcadia, Neb. '
Taylor, James D., A.B.C.F.M. 1899
Taylor, John, bus., R.D. 1, Wadley, Ala. 1916 !
Taylor, William, bus., 65 Ide Ave., East Provi-
dence 14, R. I. 1908
Teale, Arthur E., Granby, Conn. '
Tedford, Joseph E., p.em., 3806 E. Rosedale
St., Fort Worth, Tex. 1906
Teed, Kenneth R., p.o.d., 360 Main St., West '
Concord, Mass. 1931
Teller, Walter AUen, HoUia St., Holliston, •;
Mass.
Tenhopen, Lawrence E., 359 Pearl St., South
Haven, Mich.
Terry, Maurice H., i.d.w., 3458 N. Downer
Ave., Milwaukee 11. Wis. 1921 !
TerwiUiger, Floyd E., Lisle, N. Y.
Tewksbury, Elwood G., My., 6 Quinsan Gar-
dens, Shanghai, China. 1890
Thayer, Charles Snow, Lib. em., 64 Gillett St.,
Hartford 5, Conn. ' 32, 1902
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
381
Thayer, Earl H., Moravia, N. Y.
Thayer, Fred T., New Haven, N. Y.
Thayer, Frederick D., Somersville, Conn.
Thelen, Miss Mary Frances, Pf., Hollins Col-
lege, Va. 1934
Theodore, John T., Dorset. Vt.
Thibodeau, Asa Davis, 4141 E. 17th Ave.
Parkway, Denver 7, Colo.
Thiel, Peter J., Albion, Neb.
Thienes, Elmer T., R.D. 2, East Hampton,
Conn.
Thistle, William T., 79 Seventh St., Turners
Falls, Mass.
♦Thomas, Alonzo A., Amity, Mo. 1892
Thomas, Alvin Masten, Farmland, Ind.
Thomas, Clark Stetson, 2621 Shelby Ave.,
Mattoon, 111.
Thomas, Ernest A., Marshfield, Mass. 1902
Thomas, Evan, Pf. em., 40 Robinson Court,
BurUngton, Vt. 1883
Thomas, Frank P., 217 E. Fifth St., Green-
ville, Ohio.
Thomas, George J., Box 1902, Winston-Salem,
N. C. 21
Thomas, George Monroe, Main St., Rutland,
Mass.
Thomas, J. Lincoln, p.o.d., 19 Union St.,
Hopedale, Mass. 1926
Thomas, J. Morriston, 1718 Montrose Blvd.,
Chicago 14, 111.
Thomas, John R., New Ebensburg Inn, Ebens-
burg. Pa.
Thomas, John W., R.D. 5, Newton, 111. 1917
Thomas, Lorenzo D., p.em., 84 Yates St.,
Forty-Fort, Pa. 1910
Thomas, Percy E., 123 Church St., North
Adams, Mass.
Thomas, Roy W., 4727 Vine St., Denver 16,
Colo.
Thomas, William Henry, Box 1723, Raleigh,
N. C. 1928
Thome, Otto R., Mellen, Wis.
Thomlinson, W. Howard, 6ms., River St.,
Manistee, Mich. 1904
♦Thompson, Andrew John, bus., c/o Edgemoor
Co. Farm, Santee, Cal. 1926
Thompson, Carl Dean, 4131 N. Keeler Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 1898
Thompson, Edward A., Park Cong. Church,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 7
Thompson, Mrs. Flora T., Van Nuys, Cal. 1885
Thompson, Frank WiUiam, 27 Great Rd., Bed-
ford, Mass.
Thompson, Franklin C, Ch., 105 School St.,
Concord, N. H. 1900
Thompson, Frederick H., 116 Main St., East-
hampton, Mass.
Thompson, Gordon Clarence, Ch. U. S. Army. 1930
Thompson, Hugh, Maple St., Lyndonville, Vt.
Thompson, Hugo Wilfred, Pf.. 1165 Lincoln
Ave., Saint Paul 5, Minn. 1934
"KThompson, Joseph Herbert, Los Angeles, Cal. 1904
Thompson, Karl Owen, Pf., 3130 Essex Rd.,
Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio. 9, 1907
Thompson, Louis S., Boston Rd., Pinehurst,
Mass. 271
Thompson, Ole, Saint Charles, Minn.
Thompson, Roy D., Ch. U. S. Navy. 1933
Thompson, Thomas A., Whiting, Iowa.
Thompson, Thomas Kirkland, 7400 Black-
stone Ave., Chicago 19, 111.
Thompson, William J., 4327 Kenwood Ave.,
Los Angeles 37, Cal.
Thoms, Walter J., 109 Greeves St., Kane, Pa.
Thomsen, Eric H., ,s.w., P.O. Box 142, Berke-
ley, Cal. 1928
Thomsen, Ludwig, Reg., 117 N. Main St.,
Oberlin, Ohio. 1900
Thomson, Joseph Kafafian, bus., 89 Park Ave.,
Paterson, N. J. 1916
Thomson, Mehran K., Pf., 11 S. Summit St.,
Ypsilanti, Mich. 1920
Thornburg, Alvadore Blaine, bus., R.D., Farm-
land, Ind. 1914
Thornburg, N. Harvey, bus., R.D. 2, Farm-
land, Ind. 1900
ThorneU, J., btis., 113 Fourth St., S.W., Roch-
ester, Minn. 1915
Thorp, Charles Nicholas, 49 Woodland Ave.,
Summit, N. J. 1897
Thorp, Willard Brown, 1010 Waverley St.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 1891
ThraU, WiUiam Herbert, Sec. em., 749 Wis-
consin Ave., S.W., Huron, S. D. 1881
Thrasher, Marion L., 24 West Ave., Roanoke,
Ala.
Thurlow, George Loring, 27 University St.,
Leominster, Mass. 27
Thursby, Irvin G., Milford, Conn.
[Thurston, Oaklev B., deceased.
Tibbets, Percy, Cannon Ball, N. D. 271
Tibbetts, Roi B., Giencoe, Minn.
Tiede, Otto J., Pf, Alberdi 118, Concordia,
Entre Rios, Argentina, S. A. 1911
Tieszen, Abraham F., bus., 4706 Maple Ave.,
Bethesda 14, Md. 1926
Tileston, Frederic M., Deerfield'. Mass.
Tiller, Paul D., Danville, Vt.
Tillman, William H., 728 State St., N.W.,
Atlanta, Ga. 1902
Tillson, Lewis N., 216 E. Chapin St., CadiUac,
Mich.
Timberlake, Ralph M., Pr., 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 7, 8, 23, 25, 1911
Timmons, Wofford Colquitt, 39 Grove Hill,
New Britain, Conn. 9
Tincher, Frank S., 1114 KrankHn St., Colum-
bus, Ind. 1885
Tippett, Bertrand V., Fort Recovery, Ohio.
Tipton, Robert, p.o.d., 1023 Main St., Racine,
Wis. 1915
Tishkins, Frank, 53 Chestnut St., Bethel,
Conn.
Todd, Albert G., p.em., Rodman, N. Y. 1890
Todd, Aubrey Clayton, Box 271, Sanford,
N. C.
Todd, Edwin William, 1613 W. Washington
Blvd., Chicago 12, 111.
Todd, Joseph O., 30 Franconia St., Worcester,
Mass.
Tokas, Christie G., p.o.d., 25 Ardale St., Ros-
lindaleSl, Mass. 1902
Tokosh, John A., 2200 W. Liberty Ave., Pitts-
burgh 26, Pa.
Toleman, Charles B., R.D. 1, Waterbury,
Conn. 1897
Tolson, George Tolover, Pf. em., bus., 726
Neilson St., Albany, Cal. 36, 1904
Tomenendale, Frank L., Eagle River, Wis.
Toms, Joseph, Arlington, Neb.
Tong, Walter C, A.B.C.F.M. 1931
Tontz, Knowles S., 6ms., Tigard, Ore. 1909
Tooley, Field, 2717 University Ave., San
Diego 4, Cal.
Toomay, John Barron, 467 Baughman Ave.,
Claremont, Cal.
Toothaker, Archie, R. 2, Tonganoxie, Kan.
Torbet, Howard Lee, p.o.d., 2935 Somerton
Rd., Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio. 1901
Torrence, Edgar Chf ton, U.S. Army. 271, 1943
Torrey, Mrs. Anna C, R.D. 1, Stamford, Conn.
Torrey, Daniel Temple, bus., 238 Williams St.,
Providence 6, R. I. 1888
Tor^^k, Olaf J., bus., 1442^ Laveta Ter., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1928
Totten, George Alexander, p.em., 3015 E. Cal-
houn Blvd., MinneapoUs 8, Minn. 1907
Tower, William Hogarth, 68 Lloyd Rd., Mont-
clair, N. J. 1897
Towle,Gi£fordH., A.B.C.F.M. 1934
Towle, Warren Wilder, 500 E. Edwards St.,
Springfield, 111.
Towne, Howard Roswell, Traverse City,
Mich.
[Towne, Salem Darius, deceased. 52
Townsend, Arthur C, p.em., Intervale, Me. 1891
Townsend, Lynne P., Wellfleet, Mass.
Tracy, Charles K., 28 Newington Rd., Elm-
wood, Conn.
Tracy, Daniel Wesley, R.D. 1, Box 441, Es-
condido, Cal. 1889
382
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[1943
Tracy, Isaac B., 324 Seventh Ave., Antigo,
Wis. 1887
Tracy, Olin Berry, 119 W. Foster St., Melrose,
Mass.
Tracy, OUn Hobbs, 119 W. Foster St., Mel-
rose, Mass. 188.5
Traver, Mrs. Helen S., R.D. 2, New Berlin,
N. Y.
Travis, Thomas, p. em., 149 Watchung Ave.,
Montclair, N. J. 1904
Treka, Charles J., 373 Daly St., Saint Paul 2,
Minn. 1806
Treat, Edward P., p.em.. Pittsford, Vt. 1900
Treat, Edward Straight, 13 Randall Ave.,
Waterbury, Vt.
Treat, Roger Eddy, 15050 Southfield Rd.,
Detroit 23, Mich. 16
Treber, Ernest, 208 S. Maple Ave., Argos, Ind.
Treber, Mrs. Mildred L., Argos, Ind. 1914
Treise, Henry, p.em., Box 543, Windsor, Colo. 1914
Trembert, Albert A., 408 Vermont Ave., Day-
tona Beach, Fla. 1910
Tresidder, Fred J., Newell, Iowa.
Trexler, Jerry William, 610 E. High St., Mount
Vernon, Ohio.
Tribble, O. Hoyt, 6m.s., 43 Tremont St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 1928
Trickey, Benjamin J., 212 N. Seventh St.,
Marshalltown, Iowa.
Trickey, Reuben R., 530 N. 25th St., Lincoln
3, Neb.
Trigg, Edwin S., Aurelia, Iowa.
Triplett, Harry M., Naperville, 111. 1898
Tripp, George F., 6ms., R. 1, Box 99, Golden,
Colo. 1918
Tripp, Thomas Alfred, Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 8, 18, 22, 35, 1925
Trompen, J. N., 2116 S. Humboldt St., Den-
ver 10, Colo. 1890
Trosper, John Madison, p.em.. Woodbine, Ky.
Trout, Wilham David, bus., R. 3, Caldwell,
Ida. 1904
Troyer, William L., Pf., Drury Coll., Spring-
field, Mo. (— )
Truesdell, Arthur L., Leverett, Mass.
Truesdell, Henry L., R. 5, Box 5, Statesville,
N. C.
Truitt, John Galloway, 214 Main St., Suffolk,
Va. 11
Trumbo, Miss Eunice B., Council, Ida.
Trust, Harry, Pr., 288 Union St., Bangor, Me.
30, 1913
tTsuji, Mitsutaro, Japan. 1888
Tuck, Leslie James, 171 W. Wilson St., Ba-
tavia. 111.
Tucker, Francis S., R.D. 1, Conshohocken, Pa.
Tudor, David, Aurora, Neb.
Tuomisto, James E., 245 Columbia Ave., As-
toria, Ore.
Tuomisto, Mrs. Lillian, 245 Columbia Ave.,
Astoria, Ore.
Tupper, Miles G., Westford, Vt.
Turner, Dale Emerson, Plymouth Cong.
Church, Lansing 15, Mich. 271
Turner, Edward B., p.em., South Pasadena,
Cal. 1899
Turner, Eugene A., Jr., Ch. U.S. Marine Carps.
1942
Turner, George M., R.D. 1, Box 441, Beres-
ford, S. D.
Turner, James M., Grand Blanc, Mich.
Turner, John Alden, Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
Turner, John Mason, p.em.. North Evans,
N. Y. 1890
Turner, William Jay, R.D. 2, West Chicago,
111 1888
Turrell, Stephen Ward, Northfield, Conn. 271
Turrentine, William Jesse, p.em., 702 Browns-
ferry St., Athens, Ala. 1903
Tuthill, C. Julian, Atkinson, N. H.
Tuthill, Wilham B., Box 16, Andover, Conn.
Tuttle, George A., Sec, Monterey Rd., Great
Barrington, Mass. 23, 1911
Tuttle, Harold S., Pf., 512 W. 122nd St., New
York27, N. Y. 1911
Tuttle, Warren Walter, bus., 1769 Collamer
St., East Cleveland 12, Ohio. 1908
Tuttle, William Nathaniel, St., 2580 Park St.,
Jacksonville 4, Fla. 1917
Tweedy, Henry Hallam, Pf. em., 112 Hunting-
ton St., New Haven 11, Conn. 34, 1898
Twichell, Joseph H., 143 PaUsado Ave., Wind-
sor, Conn.
Tyler, William A., 520 Mayflower Rd., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1905
Tyler, William F., Box 144, Canterbury, Conn.
Uhlmann, Richard Paul, R.D. 1, Box 159.
Sanger, Cal.
Ullom, Orville D., 27 Golden St., HaverhiU,
Mass.
Ulrich, Fred E., 192 E. Bridge St., Berea,
Ohio. 1913
Umstead, Owen, 418 S. Lucia St., Redondo
Beach, Cal. 1898
Underwood, Robert L., 71 Myrtle St., Fitch-
burg, Mass.
[Unger, Samuel L., deceased.
Upchurch, James, Keauhou, T. H.
Updyke, Roland Charles, 12 Hubbard St.,
Cortland, N. Y.
Updyke, Wordcn J., Elbridge, N. Y.
Upson, John B., West Valley, N. Y. 1922
Upton, Albert Donald, 1506 Jackson St.,
Scranton 4, Pa.
Upton, Arthur L., R. 2, Sycamore, 111.
Upton, C. E., 817 E. Berkley Ave., Norfolk,
Va. 23
Upton, Lawrence M., Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
Upton, Walter Horace, 212 S. Maple Ave.,
McPherson, Kan.
Usher, Wilham Reed, Ch. U.S. Army.
Utterback, Glenn L., 136 Calumet St., Lau-
rium, Mich.
Utterback, Ray Seelye, 204 W. Madison St.,
Sandusky, Ohio.
Vaananen, Johannes, 1035 Fifth Ave., S.,
Virginia, Minn.
Vaill, Frederick William, Plymouth Cong.
Church, 243 W. Rayen Ave., Youngstown
2, Ohio.
Valencia, Jesus Jose, 3125 Rivera St., El Paso,
Tex.
Valera, Mauricio M., Hilo, T. H.
Vance, George Clifford, 411 St Paul St., Aus-
tin, Minn.
Vance, John G., p.em., 218 E. Main St.,
Orange, Mass. 1890
Van Cleave, Albert Ray, Dean, Box 135,
Demorest, Ga. 1932
Van Cleef, Frank Chapman, Jr., Sharon,
Conn.
Van Cott, Stuart W., 477 First St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Vander Kolk, Justin W., 37 Myrtle Ave.,
Irvington, N. J.
[Vander Pyl, Nicholas, deceased. 52
van Dyke, Tertius, Dean, 55 Ehzabeth St.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 32, 1913
Van Dyken, Wilham, Fergus Falls, Minn.
Van Horn, Francis Joseph, 503 W. Crockett
St., Seattle 99, Wash.
Van Horn, Paul B., 11400 Detroit Ave.,
Cleveland 2, Ohio.
Van Kirk, Perry Wayne, Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
Van Leouwen, CorneUus, 23 Sunderland Ave.,
Rutherford, N. J.
Van Lunen, Herman, Ch. Royal Dutch Navy. 1930
Van Luven, Philip E., 201 William St., Groton,
N. Y.
Van Meter, Herbert Ensign, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1942
Vann, Harold, R. 2., Woodinville, Wash.
Van Tassell, Morgan Wilham, p.o.d., 5608
Arbutus Ct., Greendale, Wis. 1919
Van Vactor, Glenn E., Newell, S. D.
Van Valkenburgh, Hugh C, Arlington, Neb. 1903
Van Wagenen, Maxwell L., 212 W. Third St.,
Muscatine, Iowa.
[Van Winkle, J. Stanley, deceased. 52
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
383
Van Zant, George R., R. 5, Dayton, Ohio.
Van Zanten, John W., Sherbourne, N. Y.
Varley, Arthur, 58 Lebanon St., WilUmantio,
Conn. 189-1
Vavrina, Vaclav, Champlin, Minn.
Vazquez, Placido, Ceiba, P. R.
Veazey, Guy H., New Market, Va.
Veit, Ralph, 208 W. 19th St., Cheyenne, Wyo.
Vernon, Ambrose White, 17 Downing Rd.,
Hanover, N. H. 1896
Vernon, Samuel J., Ch. U.S. Army.
Vernon, Thomas Sidney, Box 163, Armada,
Mich.
Vestling, Axel E., P/., 106 Nevada St., North-
field, Minn. 1918
Vey, Walter, Arcade St., Station D, Buffalo,
N. Y.
Vickers, Russell Kenyon, Kelvington, Sas-
katchewan, Canada. 1940
Vickery, Miss Almeda Campbell, asst. p.o.d.,
2-35 Strong Ave., Syracuse 10, N. Y. 1931
[Vickery, Charles Row^e, deceased. 52
Vidoloff, Zaprian D., My., 1156 S. Cuyler
Ave., Oak Park, 111. 1931
Viehe, Paul G., 208 Fifth Ave., S.W., LeMars,
Iowa. 1903
Vieth, Paul Herman, P/.. 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 34, 1922
[Vincent, Clarence Augustus, deceased. 52
Vincent, Earl A., Derby, Vt.
Vincent, George Clark, 160 Cooper Ave.,
Upper Montclair, N. J. 9
Vincent, Harold G., North Conway, N. H.
Vinie, Earl, Pr., 5115 Fowler Ave., S.E.,
Cleveland 4, Ohio. 28, 37, 1922
Vining, Lester Richard, T., Pleasant Hill,
Tenn. 271, 1943
Vint, D. G., Box 374, Beardstown, 111. 1903
Violet, D. C, bus.. Harlem, Mont. 1915
Virta, Arthur F., p. em., 25 Mission St.,
Gardner, Mass. 1906
Voelkel, Elmer E., 816 Park Ave., Beloit, Wis.
Voelker, Paul Frederick, Saranac, Mich. 271
Vogler, Theodore K., 113 E. Third St., Hins-
dale, 111.
Vogt, Von Ogden, p.o.d., 5601 Woodlawn Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1912
Volkmann, Max F. B., Gasport, N. Y. ■ 1929
von der Sump, Frederic H., Center Harbor,
N. H. 1914
Von Rohr, John R., 102 New Haven Ave.,
Woodmont, Conn.
Voorhees, Frank, Box 125, Miller Place, N. Y.
Voorhees, J. Spencer, 11 Winthrop PI., JVIaple-
wood, N. J. 1884
Vore, Duane N., South Britain, Conn.
Vos, Peter, 610 N. Lincoln Ave., Hastings,
Neb.
[Voss, Carl August, deceased. 53
Voss, Carl Hermann, Sec, c/o Church Peace
Union, 70 Fifth Ave., New York 11, N. Y. 1935
»Voss, Ernst, p.em., 3011 S.W. 19th Terrace,
Miami 35, Fla. 1896
Voth, Theodore H., Okarche, Okla. 1941
[Vradenburg, Edgar Slater, deceased. 53
Vrooman, Harry C, p.em., Greenville, Me. 1895
Vrooman, Lee. Ev., Greenville, Me. 1923
Vuilleumier, Pierre DuPont, 18 Veterans' Sq.,
Laconia, N. H.
Vyverberg, Henry John, 107 Cypress St.,
Rochester, N. Y. 1904
Wabeke, Jay A., bus.. Box 1110, Miami, Fla. 1932
Wacker, John H., Elgin, N. D.
Wade, Kenneth E., North Bennington, Vt.
Waddell, Ralph C, 535 S. Hoover St., Los
Angeles 5, Cal.
Waery, James Edwyn, 725 N. Linn St., Iowa
City, Iowa.
Wagenknecht, Edward C, Pf., 1721 Chan-
cellor St., Evanston, 111. 1938
Waggoner, John Garland, Storrs, Conn.
Wagner, Clarence A., i.d.w.. Council of
Churches, 75 State St., Albany 7, N. Y. 1925
Wagner, Horace T., 270 W. Sixth St., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1894
Wagner, J. Richard, 329 Bross St., Long-
mont, Colo.
Wagner, Jacob, p.o.d.. Box 37, Minatare,
Neb. 1913
Wagner, John Peter, 160 E. McMicken Ave.,
Cincinnati 10, Ohio.
Wagoner, Ira B., MetaUne Falls, Wash.
Waiamau, Luther, Waianae, Oahu, T. H. 1941
[Wailes, Prince Oliver, deceased. 53
Waite, George L., Marietta, Minn.
Waite, John, Jr., Spring Creek, Pa.
Waite, Richard AHred, 5825 Nina PL, Saint
Louis 12, Mo. 1903
Wakai, Masayoshi, T., 5757 Univer.sity Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1942
Wakefield, Wilfred, 9142 Lincoln Ave., Brook-
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Walbridge, John WilUam, 23 S. Main St.,
WaUingford, Conn.
Walden, Henry R., 506 EUzabeth St., High
Point, N. C.
Waldron, John D., North St., Mattapoisett,
Mass. 1902
Wales, FrankUn Earl, Fifth Ave. & Church
St., Shenandoah, Iowa.
Walk, Edgar G., R.D. 1, Muncie, Ind. 1893
Walker, Albert Clarke, Hubbard, Ore.
Walker, Charles C, Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
Walker, Edgar R., p.o.d., 113 S. Main St.,
Albion, N, Y. 1921
Walker, George Roy, R. 3, Wadley, Ala.
Walker, G. Shannon, Hilo, T. H.
Walker, Henry H., bus., 5635 Kenwood Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1925
Walker, Herbert, p.em., 12 Towle Ave., Hamp-
ton, N. H. 1897
Walker, J. Irvine, 213 Washington St., Mel-
bourne, Fla.
Walker, James F., 2305 N. 14th St., Boise,
Ida. 1910
Walker, John Curry, 10 Holmes Ave., Water-
bury 11, Conn. 9, 18
Walker, Laurence Breed, Lee, 310 Essex St.,
East Lynn, Mass. 1922
Walker, Olney K., bus., 1608 Dixwell Ave.,
New Haven, Conn. 1910
Walker, Paul Robert, Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Walker, Raymond Bridgham, 1126 S.W. Park
Ave., Portland 5, Ore. 8, 22
Walker, Raymond E., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1931
Walker, William Henry, 313 Holly Ave.,
Takoma Park, Washington 12, D. C. 1894
Walker, WiUiam S., 544 Main St., Newington,
Conn. 1891
Wall, Arthur Augustus, p.em.. Central Lake,
Mich. 1883
Wall, Kleber Edwin, Ch., Ohio Penitentiary,
Columbus, Ohio.
Wall, Warren, R.D. 4, Winchester, Ind. 1911
Wallace, Arthur, 28 Church St., Merrimac,
Mass.
Wallace, Ayer Thomas, 1220 Spaight St.,
Madison 4, Wis.
Wallace, David, Lunenburg, Mass. 1894
Wallace, Herbert T., Scituate, Mass. 1907
Wallace, John Elmo, 24 Walden St., Concord,
Wallace, Westwood, bus., 910 Brown St.,
Martinez, Cal. 1928
Wallace, William, Bridgewater, Conn. 1896
Wallar, WiUiam C. A., 3040 Dupont Ave.,
S., Minneapohs 8, Minn. 1889
Walhck, Charles C, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1941
WaUin, Nathaniel Charles, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1926
Wallock, Anthony M., Box 644, Lawton, Okla.
Wain, Duane Victor (A. B.C. P.M.), Freewater,
Ore.
Wain. Yvo O., R.D. 2, WiUiamsfield, Ohio.
Walsh, Charles E., 37 Pearl St., Camden,
Me. 1910
Walsh, Frederick W., 202 Monument St.,
Groton, Conn.
Walter, James E., Sec, 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. 14, 1933
Walters, Guy T., Kitchel, Ind.
Walters, L. Verdette, Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
384
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[1943
Walters, William T., p.o.d., 1260 Kennard St.,
Jacksonville 6, Fla. 1904
Walton, Alfred Grant, 451 E. 18th St., Brook-
lyn, N. Y. 7, 9, 18
Walton, Elmer R., Sec, 109 S. 43rd St., Phila-
delphia 4, Pa. 1911
Wangehn, Fred G., Grandin, Mo.
Wannamaker, Henry S., Lopez, Wash.
Ward, Alfred J., 710 Belhnger St., Eau Claire,
Wis.
Ward, Andrew J., R.D. 5, Box 98, Sanford,
N. C.
Ward, Charles E., 162 Grand St., Redwood
City, Cal.
Ward, Donald C, Pleasant St., Groton, Mass. 271
Ward, Joseph, bus., Schuyler Rd., Silver
Springs, Md. 1931
Ward, PhiHp Hebard, A.B.C.F.M. 1939
Ward, W. Raymond, Monterey, Mass.
Warford, Mrs. Lorena Jones, Dir. R.E., 2447
Dulzura St., San Diego 2, Cal. 1931
Warford, Oswell R., 1302 Sixth Ave., San
Diego 1, Cal.
Warkentin, Jacob M., 205 N. Washington St.,
Abingdon, 111.
Warkentin, John D., Ocheyedan, Iowa.
Warner, Alexander C, Springfield, S. D. 24
Warner, Harold R., bus., Hilo, T. H. 1931
Warner, Howard E., Sidney, Ind.
Warner, Thomas H., 1225 E. 124th St.,
Cleveland 8, Ohio. 1890
tWarner, Viola M., My., Girodol, Colombia,
S. A. (— )
Warren, Brooks A., New Haven, Mich.
Warren, Claude W., 109 Union St., Rockton,
lU.
Warren, Edgar L., Hampton, N. H. 1889
Warren, John Haven, 9017 Cottage Toll Rd.,
Norfolk 3, Va. 1911
Warren, Richard H., 7 Church St., Maiden,
Mass.
[Warren, Ulysses Grant, deceased.
Warwick, Wilham John, Box 2S3, Little Brit-
ain, Ontario, Canada.
Waser, Raymond Albert, 331 Birch St., Den-
ver, Colo. 8
Washburn, Gordon Henry, 53 Middle St.,
Hallowell, Me.
Washburn, Owen Redington, R.D. 3, Brat-
tleboro, Vt.
Washington, Arthur G., Ch. U.S. Army. 1932
[Washington, N., deceased.
Wass, Herbert L., East Machias, Me.
Watanabe, Sozaburo, c/o Hillcrest Sanita-
rium, La Crescenta, Cal. 1928
Watanabe, Tamasaku, Olaa, T. H. 1915
Waterhouse, Paul B., Box 150, Honolulu,
T. H.
Waters, George H., 515 Broadway, Eau Claire,
Wis.
Waters, Silas A., bus., Omak, Wash. 1908
Waters, Wayne Lee, 208 Harris St., Hancock,
Mich.
Wathen, John M., p.em., 353 Milk St., Black-
stone, Mass.
Watkins, B. H., R. 3, Hickory, Va.
Watkins, Charles A., East MiUinocket, Me.
Watkins, Commodore Robert, Ch. U.S.A.,
retired. Box 3, Bradenton, Fla. 1913
Watson, Albert Priestley, N. Main St., Charles-
to\vn, N. H.
Watson, J. G., Clayton, N. C. (— )
Watson, James, M.D., s.iv., 176 W. Adams St.,
Chicago, 111. 1905
Watson, John A., R.D. 4, Union City, Ind. 1894
Watson, Josiah S., Pf., 1120 Second Ave.,
JoUet, 111. 1918
Watson, La Rue C, bus.. Box 1268, Palm
Springs, Cal. 1916
Watson, Robert James, Manchester, Iowa.
Watson, William Thomas, rv.s., 695 Hazel-
wood Ave., Detroit 2, Mich. 1937
Watt, James Craig, Box 1336, Nogales, Ariz. 1896
Watt, Richard B., 137 E. High St., Circleville,
Ohio. 1899
Watt, Thomas E., 516 H St., Antioch, Cal.
Wattner, C. Albert, 108 Maiden Rd., Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
Way, Charles H., 39 Sherwood Ave., Toronto,
Ontario, Canada.
Weage, Avery D., Fairfield, Mont.
Wearly, Robert Elmer, Box 405, West Lib-
erty, Ohio.
Weaver, Galen R., 1212 University Ave.,
Honolulu, T. H.
Weaver, George A., i.d.xo., Petoskey, Mich. 1894
Webb, Archie R., South Westerlo, N. Y.
[Webber, Berthold L., deceased. 53
Weber, George J., 19 A St., Apt. 48, Salt Lake
City 2, Utah.
Weber, H. R.. Salem, Neb.
Weber, Jonathan, Biola, Cal.
Webster, Max H., Asso. Sec, Savings Bank
Bldg.. Burlington, Vt. 24, 1929
Weckerly, Abraham P., 6ms., 105 E. Bradley
Lane, Chevy Chase, Md. 1905
W;eed, Earl D., Ch. U.S. Army. 1917
Weed, Norman, Plymouth, Conn.
Weeden, William O., Fredricka Home, Chula
Vista, Cal. 1885
Weeke, John P., 315 E. Cecil St., Waynoka,
Okla.
Weekley, Martin L., R.D. 6, Harrisonburg,
Va. 1901
Wehrenberg, Edward Ludwig, Pn., Woods-
dale, N. C. 1912
Wehrhan, Nelson W., R. 1, Box 611, Tacoma,
Wash. 1903
Weigle, Daniel E., 3001 Longshore Ave.,
PhUadelphia 24, Pa. 1910
Weigle, Luther Allan, Dean., 409 Prospect
St., New Haven 11, Conn. 9, 34, 1903
Weil, Arthur Chester, Jr., Granby, Mass.
*Weimer, Glen Emerson, p.o.d., South Bend,
Ind. 1926
Weinert, Lawrence J., 395 24th St., San
Bernardino, Cal.
Weir, Forrest Cleburne, 3429 Devon Rd.,
Coconut Grove, Miami 33, Fla.
Weiss, George Parker, Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
Weiss, Joseph, 855 E. 80th St., Seattle 5,
Wash. 1901
Weist, Carl Sireno, 654 Lafayette Ave.,
Mount Vernon, N. Y. 9
Weist, Oliver Clyde, 138 Longvale Rd., Bronx-
ville, N. Y.
Welch, Maxwell Millard, Princeton, Me. 271
Welker, Roy A., 35 Beech St., Rockland, Me.
Wellbaum, Dale Robert, 612 Washington St.,
Beardstown, lU.
Weller, Daniel M., bus., 3118 Huelani Dr.,
Honolulu, T. H. 1920
Welles, Simeon Bryant, Shopiere Church, R. 1,
Beloit, Wis.
Wells, Arthur, 19 West St., Fair Haven, Vt.
Wells, Clarence Elmore, 475 Washington Ave.,
Brooklyn 16, N. Y. 1909
Wells, Herman Jay, Bridgewater, Vt.
Welsh, John Wallace, 707 N. Washington St.,
Wheaton, 111. 1897
Welty, Ivan R., 125 Pawnee Ave., Manitou
Springs, Colo.
Wendell, Mrs. Lois H., 52 Academy St.,
Salamanca, N. Y.
WendeU, Roland M., 52 Academy St.. Sala-
manca, N. Y.
Wenger, Samuel Bernis, Ch., 4000 Cooper
St., Jackson, Mich. 1924
Werner, Loyal E., Fredericksburg, Ohio.
Wescott, William S., Graemere Hotel, Chicago
24, 111. 1904
Wessell, Nils Johan, 1118 W. Fifth St., Plain-
field, N. J. 1904
WessUng, George Alfred, 2016 Bridge Ave.,
INIcKeesport, Pa.
West, Donald L., T., Box 67, Lula, Ga. 1932
West, E. R., Ch. U.S. Army. 1933
West, Herbert, Lafayette St., Steilacoom,
W^ash.
West, Wilham Garrett, 583 Thompson Ave.,
East Haven, Conn.
Westbrook, John Hardy, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1931
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
385
Westenberg, Arthur E., Plymouth Church,
Dodgeville, Wis.
Westenberg, Robert C, 20 Douglas St., Ux-
bridge, Mass.
Westlake, Darrell J., 6 Elm St., Cortland,
N. Y.
Westphalen, Elmer Christian, Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
Westwood, Arthur W., 709 E. 115th St.,
Cleveland 8, Ohio.
Westwood, Frederick William, Veradale, Wash.
Wetzel, John Charles, R.D. 2, Watertown,
N. Y.
Wetzel, John W., Hud.son View Gardens, Pine-
hurst & 183rd St., New York 33, N. Y. 1931
Wharton, Henry J., Colebrook, Conn.
Wheeler, Chester A., 7 Willard Ave., Worces-
ter, Mass.
Wheeler, Wendell Carpenter, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1928
Wheelock, Albert Henry, 14 Winter St., Au-
burn, Mass.
Wheelock, Arthur S., 185 Longview Ave.,
White Plains, N. Y.
Whipple, Leroy Byron, 1007 First Ave., Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
Whiston, Lionel Abney, 820 Main St., Fitch-
burg, Mass.
Whiston, Lionel Abney, Jr., 1 Hanover St.,
Newberry, Mass.
[Whitaker, Oliver Barr, deceased. 53
Whitaker, Robert B. (A.B.C.F.M.), Ferndale,
Cal.
Whitaker, Rufus, bus.. Wing, N. D. 1910
White, Berry Franklin, 2318 Hugo St., Dallas
4, Tex.
White, Charles G., West Stockbridge, Mass. 1926
White, Edwin E., Pleasant Hill, Tenn.
White, Emmons E., A.B.C.F.M. 1917
White, Francis D., 6ms., 4570 42 J^ Ave., Rob-
binsdale 12, Minn. 1902
White, George E., Pr. em., 928 High St., Grin-
nell, Iowa. 1887
White, Harold B., R.D. 2, Amherst, Mass.
White, Hugh Vernon, Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 14, 16, 29, 35, 36, 1910
White, Josiah R., bus., 407 Granville Ave.,
Muncie, Ind. 1917
White, Louis E., Ch. U.S. Army. 1929
White, Malcolm Vernon, 15 Robbins Rd.,
Kensington, Conn.
White, Maurice S., 3743 Military Rd., N.W.,
Washington 15, D. C.
White, Milton E., 1105 Hershey Ave., Mus-
catine, Iowa.
White, Orville Harold, 11 Crescent St., Derry
Village, N. H.
White, Robert Seaman, Pf., 21 Bluff Ave.,
West Haven, Conn. 1912
White, Sterling Saunders, 86 Vine St., New
Britain, Conn.
Whitehead, Robert Charles, R.D. 1, South
, Windham, Me. 8
Whitehouse, Norman, 1018 S. Second Ave.,
Maywood, 111. 271
Whiteneck, John S., Jr., 216 N. Clifton Ave.,
Wichita 2, Kan.
Whiting, John C, bus., 50 Rockefeller Plaza,
New York 20, N. Y. 1903
Whitlock, Frank M., p.e.m., 325 Harmar St.,
Marietta, Ohio. 1880
Whitman, Newell Worth, Deer Isle, Me. 1896
Whitnall, Ernest A., 49 Morning St., Port-
land 3, Me.
Whitney, Charlotte Brown, New Boston,
Mass. 1920
Whitsitt, Craig G., 47 Burton St., Hartford 5,
Conn.
Whitsitt, William S., 165 W. Broadway, Wi-
nona, Minn.
Whitt, Booker T., R. 1, Box 32, New Iberia,
Whitten, Robert Armster, 12 W. Clifford St.,
Winchester, Va.
Whitwer, Amel WiUiam, 424 Second St., N.W.,
Minot, N. D.
38
Wickes, Dean Rockwell, s.w., 7314 Piney
Branch Rd., Takoma Park, Washington 12,
D.C. 1912
Wicks, Charles H., Field St., 617 Insurance
Bklg., Madison 3, Wis. 1914
Wicks, Robert R., coll. p., Princeton, N. J. 1908
Wickstrom, Karl Einar, i.d.w.. North Rd.,
Calverton, N. Y.
Widenhouse, Philip M., 1751 N St., N.W.,
Washington 6, D. C. 1936
Widmayer, Gottlob K., Bazine, Kan.
Widney, Kenneth Theodore, 188 North St.,
Ludlow, Mass.
Widney, Vincent C, R. 1, Bellevaie, Wash.
Wieman, Henry Nelson, Pf., 5558 Kimbark
Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 31, 1912
Wiese, Oliver Fred. Ch. U.S. Navy. 1936
Wigfield, George Dewey, Ch. U.S. Army. 1928
Wightman, John C, 340 S. Ridgewood Ave.,
Daytona Beach, Fla. 1904
Wilcox, Clyde H., 301 Thornapple St., Saint
Clair, Mich.
Wilcox, James H., Box 63, Trego, Wis. 1897
Wild, Miss Laura Hulda, Pf. em., 467 W.
Eighth St., Claremont, Cal. 1901
Wild. Levi, Royalton, Vt. 1893
Wilder, Amos Niven, Pf., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 8, 31, 1926
Wilder, Myron E., CUnton Hgts., Rensselaer,
N. Y.
Wilder, Raymond E., bus., 4360 Maycrest
Ave., Los Angeles 32, Cal. 1935
Wildey, Ir%-ing D., 352 W. 12th St., New
Yorkll, N. Y. 1902
Wiley, Edward C, 216 Second Ave., Johns-
town, N. Y. 1889
Wiley, Horace S., 4202 S.E. 16th Ave., Port-
land 2, Ore.
Wiley, John C, 1200 Fort Stockton Dr., San
Diego 3, Cal.
Wiley, Walter B., 36 Russell Ter., Pittsfield,
Mass.
Wilkerson, J. Roy, Pn., Wilson, N. C. 1926
Wilkins, Herbert L. B., 620 Union St., Spring-
field 9, Mass.
Wilkinson, Loyal Morgan, 618 W. First St.,
S., Eagle Grove, Iowa.
Willcox, Edward Whittemore, 314 Park Ave.,
Kent, Ohio. 9
Willey, Edward H., R.D., Brighton, Iowa.
Willey, Fey H., p.o.d., Blandinsville, 111. 1918
Willey, Verne R., Orient, Iowa.
Willhite, Leon, 209 W. College St., Crawfords-
ville, Ind.
[Williams, Benjamin John, deceased. 53
Williams, Charles L., 1928 44th Ave., S.W.,
Seattle 6, Wash.
Williams, Daniel Day, Pf., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago 37, lU. 31, 1936
WUUams, David Rhys, p.o.d., Gannett House
Temple St., Rochester 4, N. Y. 1914
Williams, David Thomas, 569 Drake Ave.,
Youngstown 8, Ohio. 1883
Williams, Eugene Ellis, 342 Rose Lane,
Phoemx, Ariz. 1899
Williams, Frederick, Baroda, Mich.
WilUams, H. D., R. 1, Box 730, Beaumont,
Tex.
WiUiams, Howard Y., bus., 2298 Doswell Ave.,
Saint Paul 8, Minn. 1917
Williams, Hugh Jeremiah, Pf., Box 426, Rio
Piedras, P. R. 1924
Williams, John M., bus., R.D. 1, Troy, Ohio. 1918
WiUiams, John Paul, Dir. R.E., Mt. Holyoke
College, South Hadley, Mass. 32, 1927
Williams, John Tudno, Lane Theological Sem-
inary, Cincinnati 6, Ohio.
Williams, Leland L., P.O. Box 772, Avalon,
Cal.
WiUiams, Lewis Davidson, bus., R.D. 3, Cha-
grin Falls, Ohio. 1914
WiUiams, Marvin, Primghar, Iowa.
WUUams, Mrs. May A., 2102 Fairbanks Ave.,
Winter Park, Fla. 1909
Williams, Milton, 607 Nun St., Wilmington,
N. C. 24
386
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1943
Williams, Owen T., Burton, Ohio.
Williams, Palmer Day, 127 E. Eighth St.,
National City, Cal. 271
Williams, ReesT., 115 Dickinson St., UticaS,
N. Y.
Williams, Stephen J., 1228 West St., Emporia,
Kan.
Williams, T. Yeoman, bus., 30 Greenway Ter.,
Forest Hills, N. Y. 1915
Williams, Theodore C, 218 S. Waslungton
Ave., Whittier, Cal. 1901
Williams, Thomas A., West Windfield, N. Y. 1908
WilUams, Thomas J., 254 E. Patterson St.,
Lansford, Pa.
Williams, Walter Byron, bus., 1251 Pleasant
St., Brockton, Mass. 1905
Williams, William, Upton, Mass.
Williams, William Clark, 107 N. Taft St.,
Humboldt, Iowa.
Williams, William Glyn, 305 Vestal Rd., Ves-
tal, N. Y. 1902
Williams, William James, 6ms., Fredericks-
burg, Ohio. 1915
Williams, William John, 2102 Fairbanks Ave.,
Winter Park, Fla. 1901
Williams, WiUiam Lloyd, 54 Boston Rd.,
Chelmsford, Mass.
Williams, WiUiam Tyrer, Council Grove, Kan. 1893
Williams, Willis K., 209 E. Third St., Spencer,
Iowa.
Wilhams, Mrs. Winifred W., T., Box 426, Rio
Piedras, P. R. 1924
WUliamson, Allen John, 3709 Woodbine Ave.,
Baltimore 7, Md. 1889
Williamson, Robert Lee, 2316 Fontaine Ave.,
Charlottesville, Va. 1905
Willis, John Randolph, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 271, 1943
Willmott, Benjamin A., p.o.d., 318 West St.,
Leominster, Mass. 1896
Wilske, Herbert E., Wishek, N. D.
Wilson, Albert, Hamilton, Mo.
Wilson, Mrs. Amanda Robb, Box 1046, Park-
ersburg, W. Va.
Wilson, Arthur, Ev., Olive Hill, Ky. 1934
Wilson, Arthur E., Beneficent Church, 300
Weybosset St., Providence 3, R. I.
Wilson, Clarence Hall, p.em., 1954 Albany
Ave., West Hartford 5, Conn. 1887
Wilson, Clinton W., 435 Main St., Oneonta,
N. Y. 1890
Wilson, David Logan, p.em., 918 Washington
St., Bath, Me. 1898
Wilson, Delbert D., 612 College St., Fort
Worth 4, Tex.
Wilson, E. Carnell, 518 Early St., Storm Lake,
Iowa. 1904
Wilson, Frederick C, 19 N. Main St., Ipswich,
Mass.
Wilson, George C, 10 Baiseley Ave., East
Rockaway, N. Y.
Wilson, Grant Hulon, Lyons, N. Y. 1911
Wilson, H. Van Rensselaer, Pf., 2711 Ave. K,
Brooklyn 10, N. Y. 1920
Wilson, Henry Edward, 501 Michigan Ave.,
Urbana, 111. 1919
Wilson, John W., p. at I., 517 N. Mary St.,
Appleton, Wis. 24, 1891
Wilson, Lawrence Albert, 464 E. Walnut St.,
Pasadena 4, Cal.
Wilson, Mark, Clear Lake, S. D.
Wilson, Robert, Ev., Olive HUl, Ky. 1938
Wilson, Robert Norris, 1311 First Ave., Ster-
ling, lU.
Wilson, Samuel E., 6ms., 222 Courtland Ave.,
Park Ridge, 111. 1928
Wilson, Samuel J., 6m.s., 6S Huntley St., To-
ronto, Ontario, Canada. 1905
Wilson, Theodore Halbert, 113 Oakdale Ave.,
Catonsville, Md. 1910
Wilson, William, Red Cloud, Neb.
Wilson, William B., 1403 Elm St., Grinnell,
Iowa.
Wiltberger, Louis Warner, 661 Haish Blvd.,
DeKalb, III. 1897
Wilton, Wilfrid Mallet, 6ms., Norwood, Mass. 1926
Winch, Miss Mabel T., p.em., 11 Patterson St.,
Barre, Vt. 1914
Winchell, Wallace, Milford, N. J. 271
Winchester, Benjamin Severance, Newtown,
Conn. 1897
[Wingate, Henry Knowles, deceased.
Winger, John William, Lake Odessa, Mich.
Wingfield, Marie Gregson, 246 S. Watkins St.,
Memphis 4, Tenn.
Wingfield, Marshall W., 246 S. Watkins St.,
Memphis 4, Tenn.
Winn, Edgar Homer, Ch. U.S. Army. 1929
Winn, Fred Emery, 1248 Alta St., Redlands,
Cal. 1893
Winn, Lory C, Linngrove, Ind.
Winship, Harold S., Hanson, Mass.
Winsor, Gordon H., Box 433, Hardin, Mont.
Winter. Egbert, 272 W. 14th St., Holland,
Mich.
Winter, Franklin I., 6208 Wagner Lane, Fair-
way Hills, Washington 14, D. C.
Winter, H. Vernon, Clifford, Ind. 1904
Winters, George, 930 Geneva St., Lake Gen-
eva, Wis.
Wirt, Lincoln Brown, 1810 C St., Pullman,
Wash.
Wirt, Loyal Lincoln, 592 Mayflower Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1891
Wirt, Sherwood Eliot, Collinsville, Conn. 271
Wirt, WUliston, Ch. U.S. Army. 1929
Wise, Carroll A., 6ms., 403 Richardson Bldg.
Toledo 4, Ohio. ( — )
Wiseley, Milton Clarence, 218 S. Tyler St.,
Van Wert, Ohio. 1914
Wiseman, Charles F., p.em., 1244 Louisiana
Ave., N.W., Canton 3, Ohio. 1891
Wisseman, WiUiam E., 315 N. Edgeworth
Ave., Greensboro, N. C.
[Wiswall, Frederick Maynard, deceased. 53
Witham, Cecil LeRoy, Newcastle, Me.
Witham, Lewis Winfield, Camden, Me.
Witherspoon, Glenn John, Ch. U.S. Army.
7, 9, 1930
[Withington, Frederic Burnham, deceased. 53
Witt, Walter W., 1413 W. 18th St., Sioux
City 17, Iowa.
Wittier, Milton, 169 S. Broadway, Nyack,
N. Y. 1910
WittUg, Emil Dyar, 6us., R.D. 4, McConnels-
vUle, Ohio. 1923
Wolcott, Edgar C, 6234 Victoria Ave., Saint
Louis 10, Mo.
Wolf, Charles F., 6ms., 1017 Washtenaw St.,-
Ypsilanti, Mich. 1924
Wolf, Lawrence H., Emmett, N. D.
Wolfe, DarreU K., Foxon Rd., East Haven,
Conn. 1941
Wolfe, Elmo Donald, s.w., Addison, Mich. 1938
Wolfe, George Edgar, 96 S. Broad St., Nor-
wich, N. Y.
Wolfe, RoUand Emerson, Pf., Miner HaU,
Tufts CoUege, Medford, Mass. 1929
Wolff, Richard Arthur, 16 High St., Green-
wood, Mass.
WoUer, WiUiam C, Box 153, Berthoud, Colo.
Wolsted, Clarence Edman, 216 W. SLxth St.,
Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Womer, Parley Paul, Pr. em., Washburn Col-
lege, Topeka. Kan. 1895
Wong, Ivan Y., 1917 Addison St., Berkeley 4,
Cal.
Wong, Kei T., My., 324 Island Ave., San
Diego 1, Cal. 1938
Wood, Arthur M., Cazenovia, N. Y. 1903
Wood, George Ernest, 6us., 905 Corning St.,
Red Oak, Iowa. 1909
Wood, Lester Leo, 64 W. Washington St.,
Chagrin Falls, Ohio.
Wood, Sheridan F., R.D. 6, Wooster, Ohio. 1893
Wood, WiUiam L., Greene, N. Y.
Woodard, WiUiam P., U.S.N.R. 1921
Woodbury, Harold W., 300 Manet Ave.,
Quincy 69, Mass.
Woodcock. .Albert Charles, Tripoli, Iowa.
Woodfin, WiUiam Hardy, Pr., 2811 N. Illinois
St., Indianapolis 8, Ind. 1900
1943] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
387
Woodford, Mrs. Lucy Carter, 306 W. 38th
St., Los Angeles 37, Cal. 1907
Woodhull, George Heber, Wabaunsee, Kan. 1888
Woodin, Herbert P., p.em., 34 Hickory Ave.,
Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. 1892
Woodman, George Edwin, p.em.. Rye, N. H. 1898
[Woodrow, Samuel Hetherington, deceased. 53
Woodruff, Mrs. Emily C., Chautauqua, N. Y. 1893
Woodruff, Watson, Avon, Conn.
Woodward, Daniel. Box 435, Randolph, Wis.
Woodward, Frank J., A.B.C.F.M. 1911
Woodward, Joseph K., Napoopoo, T. H. 1925
Woodward, Ralph Lee, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 34
Woodward, Truman H., 829 Main St., East
Hartford 8, Conn.
Woodworth, Alonzo D., Merom, Ind. 1889
Woodworth, Arthur V., Mclndoe Falls, Vt.
Woody, Orville, Cynthiana, Ind.
Woolworth, William S., 235 Sound Beach
Ave., Old Greenwich, Conn. 1890
Woolworth, William Sage, Jr., A.B.C.F.M. 1918
Woon, Norman G., 212 N. Hudson Ave.,
Lowell, Mich.
Wordsworth, Watson, Housatonic, Mass.
Workentine, Frank, Deer Park, Wash.
Worner, Charles S. 45 Park PI., New York 7,
N. Y.
Wornom, Herman Eskridge, Pf., Pacific School
of Religion, Berkeley 4, Cal. 36, 1940
Worster, Harold Oliver, Bay State Rd., Reho-
both, Mass.
Worster, Mrs. Lucille M., 35 Main St., Fo.x-
boro, Mass.
Worster, Raymond George, 35 Main St., Fox-
boro, Mass.
Worth, Howard Alexander, 70 Main St.,
Unionville, Conn.
Worthington, William, bus., 115 N. 25th St.,
Yakima, Wash. 1904
Worthley, Henry O., North Berwick, Me. 1899
Worthley, Herbert M., Ch. U.S. Army. 1929
Woth, Frederick, p.em., 354 Ellis St., Long
Beach 5, Cal. 1891
[Wright, Alfred Clarence, deceased. 54
Wright, Asa Orlando, 212 N. Sixth St., West
Monroe, La.
Wright, Byron Bentley, Box 515, Ottumwa,
Iowa.
Wright, C. Floyd, New Troy, Mich. 271
Wright, Edwin F., Scappoose, Ore.
Wright, Frank J., 226 N. Water St., Sparta,
Wright, Harold Hannon, 223 Elizabeth St.,
Fort Collins, Colo.
Wright, James A., 25 Brook St., Hartford 5,
Conn.
Wright, John Clarence, 105 Courtland St.,
N.E., Atlanta, Ga.
Wright, John W., Merrimack, N. H.
Wright, Leavitt Olds, Pf., 2262 Birch Lane,
* Eugene, Ore. 1917
Wright, LeRoy E., 23 N. Root St., Aurora, IlL
Wright, M. Webb, p.o.d., 368 Piedmont St.,
Waterbury 17, Conn. 1942
Wright, Richard, 534 Chase Ave., Winter
Park, Fla. 1890
Wright, Samuel Anthony, Santa Rita, N. M.
Wright, Silas E., Exira, Iowa. 11
Wright, T. Fred, Windsor, Va.
tWright.Thomas H. 1921
Wyatt, Francis O., 5162 Windermere Ave.,
Los Angeles 41, Cal. 1902
Wyckoff, Charles S., 16 Usher Ave., Plain-
ville, Conn. 1891
Wyckoff, Herbert J., T., Ardmore, Pa. 1898
Wycoff, William Alfred, 2 Old Rd., Livingston,
N.J.
Wyland, Benjamin Franklin, Ch., 3506 Grant-
ley Rd., Baltimore, Md. 1908
Wyman, Walter Edward, Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
[Wyrick, Lonnie Lee, deceased. 54
Xenides, John P., My., 295 Wadsworth Ave.,
New York 33, N. Y. 1897
Yadao, Emilio C, Kapaa, Kauai, T. H. 1925
Yaeger, Edward John, 1 1 Franklin St., Saugus,
Mass. 1906
Yale, David Lewis, Lee, 181 Williams St.,
Meriden, Conn. 1892
Yamada, Masao, Ch. U.S. Army. 1933
Yarbrough, Robert Clyde, Pf., Second Church
in Newton, West Newton 65, Mass. 29
Yarkovsky, John Julius, Silver Lake, Minn.
Yarrow, Ernest Albert, Jr., 119 Continental
Ave., River Edge, N. J.
Yarrow, Philip W., 811 E. 49th St., Chicago
15, 111. 1899
Yeagle, Lloyd R., Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Yee, Daniel B. Y., Hilo, T. H.
Yee, James Brewster, Southampton, Ma.ss.
Yenches, John Lawrence, 610 Main St., Ham-
ilton, Mass.
Yettru, Carl H., Bridgewater, N. Y.
Yinger, Homer V., 233 W. Fifth St., Clare-
mont, Cal.
Yinger, Paul Wesley, Ch. U.S. Army. 1939
Yoakum, Guy D., 1252 W. Elmdale Ave.,
Chicago 40, 111. 1908
Yohannan, Shlemon, T., Chesterland, Ohio. 1923
York, Forrest Weaver, 68 E. Bagley Rd.,
Berea, Ohio.
York, Mrs. Gladys E. Doughty, R.D. 2, Cum-
berland Center, Me.
York, Harry Clinton, Dean, R.D. 2, Elmira,
N. Y. 1917
Youmans, Adelbert C, p.em., New Scotland,
N. Y. 1898
Young, Clarence, 6ms., Blissfield, Mich. 1915
Young, E. Vernon, bus., 22 Railroad St., Saint
Johnsbury, Vt. 1914
Young, Ezra Porter, Dershane, Istanbul, Tur-
key. 1934
tYoung, Felix, Ky. 1935
Young, Harold E., Box 64, East Sumner, Me.
Young, Henry A., 2903 Lincoln St., Ander-
son, Ind. 1920
Young, Lowell .'Vllison, Box 475, Atascadero,
Cal.
Young, Peter, 514 Park Ave., W., Mansfield,
Ohio.
Young, Samuel, 22 .Arlington St., Dracut,
Mass.
Young, W. Harvey, 439 Pine St., Chillicothe,
111.
Young, William P., 1101 S. High St., Burling-
ton, N. J.
Youngman, William H., 716 Howard St.,
Santa Rosa, Cal. 1915
Youtz, Ernest Eugene, 822 Ocean Ave., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
[Youtz, Herbert Alden, deceased. 54
Yphantis, K. Paul, My., 85 Westland Ave.,
Boston 15, Mass. 1926
Yuen, To Pui, p.em., Hilo, T. H. 1918
Yukl, Adolf, Box 200, Silver Lake, Minn. 1902
Zabel, William LeRoy, 3132 Manito Blvd.,
Spokane 10, Wash.
Zachman, Richard Henry, bus., 1036 Gunder-
son Ave., Oak Park, 111. 1906
Zahl, Ferdinand C, 542 A St., Lincoln 2, Neb.
Zdunek, Otto N., 1404 Ninth Ave., Scotts-
bluff. Neb.
Zellars, Edwin G., R.D. 1, Seymour, Conn.
Ziegler, William H., 1324 Pine St., Highland,
111. 1905
Zieke, Paul William, Am. Red Cross, 406 3^ W.
Fifth St., Hays, Kan. 1927
Zimmerman, Joseph AUfree, Richmond, Ind. 1919
Zimmerman. Theron A., R.D. 1, Ashland, Pa.
Zocher, George L., 711 W. 31st St., Van-
couver, Wash. 1899
Zuse, Clayton Hill, p.o.d.. Box 83, Barrvton,
Mich. 1920
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