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The
YEAR BOOK
of the
CONGREGATIONAL
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
of the United States of America
Combining Volume No. 68
The CONGREGATIONAL YEAR BOOK
and Volume No. 74
THE CHRISTIAN ANNUAL
STATISTICS /or 1945
Issued by
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of the
GENERAL COUNCIL
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Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1945
TABLE OF CONTENTS AND INDEX
PAGE
A.B.C.F.M., See American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
Advertisements 417-440
Afro Christian Convention Statistics 275
Alabama (White) Statistics 80-82
Alabama (Colored) Statistics 83, 252
Alaska Statistics 83, 263
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 16, 17, 339-342
American Congregational Association 28
American Missionary Association, Schools & Puerto Rican Work 41
American Missionary Association Division of the Board of Home Missions 19, 20
Andover Newton Theological School 31
Annual Statistics of Churches 79-275
Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers 22
Arizona Statistics 83, 90
Arkansas Statistics 83, 188, 252
Arts Guild _ 28
Atlanta Theological Seminary Foundation 37
Bangor Theological Seminary 32
Benevolence Contributions, Questions and Answers 285
Board of Home Missions 18-20
Boston Seaman's Friend Society, Inc 29
Budgeted Apportionment Percentages 284
California Northern Statistics 84-86
California Southern Statistics 87-91
Chaplains » 291-294
Chaplains, Financial Report of National Committee 10
Chicago Theological Seminary 33
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 28
Christian Publishing Association 11
Christian Standing Committee on Ministerial Relief 11
Christian Summary 279
Christian Women's Mission Board 11
Church Treasurers, Information for 285, 287
Church Workers, Paid 330-338
Church Extension Division of the Board of Home Missions 18-20
City Organizations 27
Clerks 298-329
Colleges 39
Colorado Statistics 92-94
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 Reconstruction 9, 58-78
Committee of One Hundred for the Sixth International Council 9
Committee on Credentials 7
Comparative Table by Conferences 276, 277
Comparative Table by Years 278
Conferences, Directory of State Officers 24-26
Congregational Board of Ministerial Relief 19, 20
Congregational Board of Pastoral Supply 23
Congregational Christian Churches 5
Congregational Christian College Council 40
Congregational Church Building Society 20
Congregational Clubs / 41
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 20
Congregational Woman's Home Missionary Federation 20
Connecticut Statistics 95-104, 166
Corporation for the General Council 7, 12
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PAGE
Council for Social Action 8, 21
Debt of Honor Commission 22
Delaware Statistics 104, 179
Directory, Lay Members 295-297
Directory, State Conference Officers 24-26
Distribution of Apportionment 277
District of Columbia Statistics 104, 179
Evangelical Protestant Conference Statistics 105
Executive Committee, General Convention of the Christian Church 11
Executive Committee, General Council 7
Explanation of Schedules 79
Federal Council of Churches, Members 9
Fellowship (Per Capita) Dues 286
Financial Statement of the General Council 10
Florida Statistics 82, 106, 107
Franklinton Christian College, Board of Control 11
Forms of Bequest 17, 19, 20
General Convention of Christian Church, Officers and Boards 11
General Council, Corporation 7, 12
General Council, Financial Statement 10
General Council, Meetings : 288
General Council, Officers, Committees and Commissions 7-9
General Council, Organization 6
Georgia (White) Statistics 108, 109
Georgia (Colored) Statistics 110
German Conference, Summary .■ Ill
Hartford Seminary Foundation 34
Hawaii Statistics 112-115
Home Missions, Board of 18-20
Howard University School of Religion 37
Idaho Statistics 116, 263
Illinois Statistics 117-125
In Care of Association, Candidates for Ministry 354
Indiana Statistics 105, 126-131
International Council, Committee of One Hundred 9
Iowa Statistics 132-137
Kansas Statistics 138-140
Kentucky (White) Statistics 105, 142, 228
Kentucky (Colored) Statistics 142, 252
Kentucky (North) Statistics 141
Last Minute Revisions 415
Lay Members Directory 295-297
Laymen's Fellowship 19
Licentiates 343-354
Local Ministers 414
Louisiana (White) Statistics 143
Louisiana (Colored) Statistics 144
Maine Statistics 145-152, 195
Maryland Statistics ' 152, 179, 237, 247
Massachusetts Statistics *. . . . 153-171
Michigan Statistics 172-178
Middle Atlantic Statistics 179-181
Ministerial Relief Division of the Board of Home Missions 19, 20
Ministers in FuU Standing 355-414
Ministers, Local with Limited Ordination 414
Minnesota Statistics 182-186
Missions Council ^ 14, 15
Missionaries, A.B.C.F.M 339-342
Mississippi (Colored) Statistics 83, 186
Missouri Statistics 132, 187, 188
Montana Statistics 189, 190
National Committee for Army & Navy Chaplains 9
National Committee for Army & Navy Chaplains, Financial Statement 10
National Council of the Congregational Churches 23
National Council, Meetings 288
Nebraska Statistics 94, 139, 191-194, 245
Necrology 42-57
Nevada Statistics 86, 90, 194
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New Hampshire Statistics 195-200
New Jersey Statistics 179-181, 200, 275
New Mexico Statistics 90, 91, 200
New York Congregational Home for the Aged 28
New York Statistics 181, 201-211, 275
Nominating Committee . 7
North CaroUna (White) Statistics 211, 246-251
North Carolina (Colored) Statistics 212-215
North Dakota Statistics 216-219, 245
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology 35
Officers, Committees and Commissions of the General Council 7—9
Ohio Statistics 105, 130, 141, 220-229
Oklahoma Statistics 230, 231, 254
Ontario, Canada, Statistics 210, 231
Ordinations 289, 290
Oregon Statistics 232, 233
Pacific School of Religion 38
Paid Church Workers 330-338
Pastoral Supply, Congregational Board of 23
Pastors not Members of Associations or Conferences 343-354
Pennsylvania Statistics 229, 234-237
Per Capita 286, 287
Pilgrim Memorial Fund 22
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 238
Radio Committee 19
Receipts and Disbursements, National Societies & States & City Societies 280, 281
Retirement Fund for Lay Workers 22
Rhode Island Statistics 239, 240
Schauffler College of Religious and Social Work 30
Social Action, Council for 8, 21
South Carolina (White) Statistics 109, 240
South Carolina (Colored) Statistics 110, 240
South Dakota Statistics 217, 241-245
Southern Convention Statistics 246-251
Southwest Statistics, See California Southern
State Conference Directory 24-26
Summary of Churches by States, 1620-1860 282
Summary, German Conference ■ Ill
Summary I, Comparative Table by Conferences 276, 277
Summary II, Comparative Table by Years 278
Supplementary Summary 279
Tennessee (White) Statistics 142, 251
Tennessee (Colored) Statistics 252
Texas (White) Statistics ._ 91, 230, 253
Texas and Oklahoma (Colored) Statistics 254
Theological Seminaries 31-38
Theological Commission 8
Unit Plan Committee 22
Unit Plan, Financial Report by States 283
Utah Statistics 255
Vermont Statistics 196, 256-261
Virginia (White) Statistics 181, 247-250, 261
Virginia (Colored) Statistics 213, 215, 262
War Victims and Reconstruction, Committee for 9
War Victims and Reconstruction, Financial Report by States 58-78
Washington Statistics 263-267
West Virginia Statistics 229, 250, 267
What is the Per Capita? 287
Wisconsin Statistics 268-273
Woman's Home Missionary Federation 20
World Council of Churches 9
Wyoming Statistics 94, 274
Yale University Divinity School 36
Yankton College School of Theology 37
19453 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 spbitual life, 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.
Achievements — 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 abo 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 wUl 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, polity 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 Christian Churches and to do and promote
the work of these churches in their national, international and interdenominational relations.
FUNCTIONS
As the name indicates, the General Council is a voluntary organization of Congregational Christian
Churches. Associated with its 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 stim-
ulating 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
efficiency. This committee is also the agency for correlating the activities of the several Commissions.
COMMISSIONS
The Commission on EvangeHsm 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 and making the missionary societies the instruments
of the churches themselves.
MEETINGS
Meetings of the General Council are held biennially in the even numbered years. The next meeting
wiU be held at Grinnell, Iowa, in June, 1946.
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OFFICERS, COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS
Moderator — Prbs. Ronald Bridges, Pacific School of Religion, Berkeley, Cal.
Assistant Moderators — Prof. Charles S. Johnson, Nashville, Tenn.; Mr. John V. Sees, Lawrence,
Kans.; Prbs. Russell H. Stafford, Hartford, Conn.; Rev. Alfred Grant Walton, Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Chaplain Earl D. Weed, U.S.A.
Minister and Secretary — Rev. Douglas Horton, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N.Y.
Associate Secretary — Rev. Frederick L. Faglet, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Assistant Secretary — Rev. Wofford C. Timmons, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Registrar and Editorial Assistant — Miss Ella G. Sparrow, 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 1946: Term Expiring 1948: Term Expiring 1960:
Rev. Arthur H. Bradford, R. I. Mr. P. Donald Folwell, Pa. Mr. Raymond H. Fiero, N. Y.
Mr. Allen T. Burns, N. Y. Rev. Archie H. Hook, Ohio Dr. Glenway N. Nethercut, 111.
Rev. Fred S. Buschmeyer, D. C. Rev. Charles M. Houser, Mich. Rev. John M. Phillips, Minn.
Mrs. Kendall A. Redfield, Conn. Rev. Wilfrid A. Rowell, Wis. Mrs. Elbert A. Read, Iowa
Prof. John C. Schroeder, Conn. Rev. Theodore M. Shipherd, Fla. Rev. Philip G. Scott, Conn.
Pres. Leon E. Smith, N. C. Mrs. Robert G. Williams, Fla. Miss Mary E. Stearns, N. H.
Corresponding Members: Rev. Frank J. Scribner f Annuity Fund), Rev. Russell Henry Stafford and Rev.
Fred Field Goodsell (Am. Bd.), Rev. Alfred Grant Walton and Rev. Truman Douglass (Bd. Home Mis-
sions), Rev. Ray Gibbons fC.S.A.), Rev. Albert D. Stauffacher CMissions Council), Rev. Harry T. Stock
(Chr. Ed. Div.), Mr. Donald A. Adams f Laymen's Fellowship), Mr. Edward Hawley (Pilgrim Fellowship),
Mrs. William H. MedUcott (Women's Work), Mrs. Howard S. Anderson (Women State Presidents), Mrs.
Hawley Willson (C.W.V.R.), Miss Dorothy P. Gushing (Publicity), Rev. F. Q. Blanchard (Comm. on
Interchurch Relations), Rev. James F. English (Comm. on the Ministry), Rev. Roy Linden Minich (Comm.
on Evangelism and Devotional Life), Rev. Samuel N. Oliver (Comm. on Stewardship), Rev. Joseph H.
Stein (E. Prov.), Rev. Royal J. Montgomery (Midw. Prov.), Rev. Paul A. Davies (Pac. Prov.), Rev. J. T.
Stanley (S. Prov.), Rev. Leon E. Grubaugh (W. Prov.).
Tlie Corporation for the General Council
Mr. Ronald Bridges, President Rev. Douglas Horton, Secretary
Mr. J. Watson MacDowell, 1st Vice-President Rev. Frank J. Seribner, Assistant Secretary
Mr. William D. Winter, Snd Vice-President Mr. William F. Frazier, Treasurer
Term Expiring 1946: Term Expiring 1948: Term Expiring 1950
Mr. Alfred C. Howell, Conn. Rev. Robert G. Armstrong, N. H. Mr. Allen T. Burns, N. Y.
Hon. William Mills Maltbie, Conn. Mr. Walter H. Gilpatric, N. Y. Mr. Frederic H. Leggett, N. Y.
Mr. Leslie R. Rounds, N. J. Mr. Lopn H. Rockwell, N. J. Mr. J. Watson MacDowell, N. Y.
Rev. Frank J. Scribner, N. Y. Mr. John J. Schumann, Jr., N. J. Mr. William D. Winter, N. J.
Mr. Frank C. Van Cleef, N. J. Mr. Harvey E. Sims, Ohio Mr. Cornelius D. Wood, N. Y.
The Nominating Committee
Term Expiring 1948: Term Expiring 1948:
Mr. AUen T. Burns, N. Y. Mrs. Robert L. Bowen, Cal.
Mr. George W. Crawford, Conn. Pres. Ralph C. Jenkins, Conn.
Rev. Fred L. Hall, Ohio Rev. Charles C. Merrill, Mass.
Mrs. Arthur J. Snow, Minn. Mr. Leslie R. Rounds, N. J.
Rev. Cleon Swarts, Ind. Mrs. John G. Truitt, Va.
Mrs. Charles H. Wicks, Wis. Rev. Raymond B. Walker, Ore.
Committee on Credentials (for 1946 session)
Mr. James Adams, R. I.; Mrs. Shirley E. Greene, Ind.; Rev. Paul S. Kershner, Ohio; Rev. Gerald E. Mag-
gart, Mo.; Rev. Lewis E. Purdum, Conn.; Mrs. A. R. Utt, 111.; Rev. John E. Wallace, Mass.; Rev. O. R.
Warford, Cal.
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[1945
Council for Social Action
Term Expiring 1946:
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, Mich.
Mr. Frank H. Korab, Kans.
Dr. T. K. Lawless, lU.
Mrs. Max Mason, Cal.
Rev. Frederick M. Meek, Iowa
Rev. Raymond B. Walker, Ore.
Term Expiring 1960:
Rev. William J. Faulkner, Tenn.
Mr. Edward Hawley, 111.
Mrs. Orville Jones, Ohio
Mr. Joe Moody, Cal.
Prof. Victor Obenhaus, 111.
Rev. Albert J. Penner, Mass.
Co-opted: Pres. Ronald Bridges, Cal.; 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. Ralph D.
Hyslop, Mass.; Rev. Walter Schlaretzki, 111.; Rev. Albert D. Stauffacher, N. Y.; Rev. Thomas A. Tripp,
N. Y.
Commission on Evangelism and Devotional Life
Term Expiring 1946:
Rev. Wallace W. Anderson, Me.
fRev. Richard F. Beyer, Vt.
Rev. Vernon W. Cooke, R. I.
Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin, Mass.
Term Expiring 1948:
Rev. Jacob F. Balzer, Neb.
Rev. Howard J. Chidley, Mass.
Rev. William E. Dudley, Ohio
tRev. John B. Hanna, N. Y.
tRev. David McKeith, Jr., Conn. Rev. Harold M. Kingsley, Cal.
tHarold J. Ockenga, Mass. Rev. Joseph Knierim, Ark.
Dean Willard L. Sperry, Mass. Rev. Boynton Merrill, Ohio
Rev. Raymond A. Waser, Colo. Rev. Robert C. Whitehead, Me.
Term Expiring 1950:
Rev. Roy L. Minich, Mass., Chm.
tDean Vaughan Dabney, Mass.
tMrs. Caroline Ellis, Conn.
tMr. Ed. Hunter, N. H.
Mr. Marlowe Kersey, Ohio
Rev. John G. Truitt, Va.
Rev. Arthur S. Wheelock, N. Y.
Co-opted: fRev. Frederick W. Alden, Mass.; Rev. Gains Glenn Atkins, Mass.; Rev. Richard H. Bennett,
Mass.; Rev. Frank E. Duddy, Mass.; Rev. William E. Gilroy, Mass.; Rev. John H. Leamon, Mass.; Rev.
Hugh Permey, Mass.; Rev. Ralph M. Timberlake, Mass.
Commission on Interchurch Relations and Christian Unity
Term Expiring 1946:
tMr. Louis Bridgman, Wis.
tPres. Mary A. Cheek, 111.
Mr. E. B. Comstock, Texas
Rev. James W. F. Davies, Tenn.
Rev. Harry K. Eversull, Ohio
Rev. Ellis W. Hay, Mo.
Rev. John G. Hindley, Ohio
Rev. Fred Hoskins, Conn.
Rev. Clyde McGee, lU.
Term Expiring 1948:
Rev. Howard A. Blanning, Mich.
Mr. Robert Cashman, 111.
Rev. Milton S. Czatt, Vt.
tRev. Truman B. Douglass, N. Y
tMrs. Stoddard Lane, 111.
tRev. Herman F. Reissig, 111.
Rev. Dwight C. Smith, Wash.
Pres. Bryan S. Stoffer, Kans.
Term Expiring 1960:
tRev. Ferdinand Q. Blanchard, Ohio.
Chm.
tRev. Perry D. Avery, Ind.
tRev. William F. Bohn, Ohio
Judge D. Burns Douglass, Ind.
Mrs. Claude H. Eckart, Ore.
Rev. Roy C. Helfenstein, Iowa
Rev. E. Paul Sylvester, Mo.
Miss Amy O. Welcher, Conn.
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
Mrs. Helen T. Morse, Ohio
tRev. Lawrie J. Sharp, Ohio
Rev. David W. Shepherd, Tenn.
Commission on Stewardship
Term Expiring 1948: Term Expiring 1960:
tRev. Harold N. Skidmore, Mich.
tMrs. A. P. Brooks, Minn.
Rev. Holland F. Burr. Cal.
Rev. William F. English, Mass.
tMrs. R. A. Holvenstot, Wis.
tMr. Donald Hogue, Mich.
Rev. WiUiam A. Leath, Ohio
Mr. L. A. Markham, Wis.
tRev. Samuel N. OUver, Mich.,
Chm.
Mrs. L. V. Barker, Ind.
Mr. Harold Brundage, Conn.
Mr. D. C. Chandler, Ohio
Rev. Thomas L. Crosby, 111.
tRev. David E. Davids, Iowa
tMrs. Alexander Davis, 111.
Mr. J. D. Messick, N. J.
Theological Commission
tProf . John C. Bennett, N. Y. ; tProf . Robert Lowry Calhoun, Conn. ; Rev. Donald J. Cowling, Minn. ; Rev.
Henry David Gray, Cal.; tProf. Walter M. Horton, Ohio; tMrs. Lloyd Rice, N. H.; tRev. Harry Thomas
Stock, Mass.; Prof. Amos N. Wilder, 111.
t = Active members of Commission.
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General Council
Commission on the Ministry
Term Expiring 19Jt8:
fProf. James Muilenburg, N. Y
Rev. Charles Gerlinger, S. D.
tRev. Fred L. HaU, Ohio
Prof. Walter M. Horton, Ohio
Rev. Paul S. Kerschner, Ohio
Prof. H. Shelton Smith, N. C.
Rev. Alfred W. Swan, Wis.
Rev. Edward W. Willcox, Ohio
Term, Expiring 1960:
Mrs. David E. Brown, Vt.
Rev. Kenneth D. Claypool, Wash.
Mr. James H. Compton, Kans.
Rev. Jesse H. Dollar, Va.
tRev. Clarence S. Dunham, Conn.
tRev. Albert E. Roraback, N. Y.
Pres. Arthur C. MoGiffert, lU.
Rev. John C. Wright. Ga.
Term Expiring 1946:
tRev. James F. English, Conn.,
Chm.
Rev. David N. Beach, Conn.
tRev. Robert Bruce, N. Y.
Rev. Stanley Cummings, Vt.
Pres. Walter C. Giersbach, Ore.
Rev. James E. Gregg, Mass.
tMr. W. H. Hitchcock, Mass.
Rev. Frederick K. Stamm, lU.
Co-opted: Pres. Ronald Bridges, Cal.; Rev. Charles C. Burger, Mo.; Rev. Truman B. Douglass, N. Y.;
Rev. Ray Gibbons, N. Y.; Rev. Niel Hansen, 111.; Prof. Hugh Hartshorne, Conn.; Rev. Horace F. Holton,
Mass.; Rev. Carl H. Kopf, Mass.; Rev. Llewelyn A. Owen, N. J.; Rev. John R. Scotford, N. Y.; Rev. Alfred
Grant Walton, N. Y.
Joint Staff: Rev. Horace F. Holton, Mass.; Rev. Ralph D. Hyslop, Mass.; Rev. Stanley U. North, N. Y.;
Rev. Oliver Powell, 111.; Rev. John R. Scotford, N. Y.; Rev. Frank J. Scribner, N. Y.; Rev. Harry T. Stock,
Mass.; Rev. Thomas A. Tripp, N. Y.
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.; Rev. Oscar E.
Maurer, Conn.; Mr. John S. Pillsbury, Minn.; Mr. Charles H. Seaver, N. Y.; Mr. John V. Sees, Kans.; Rev.
George C. Vincent, N. J.; Dean Luther A. Weigle, Conn.; Rev. Carl S. Weist, N. Y.; Mrs. George R. Wilson,
111.; Chap. Glenn J. Witherspoon, A.U.S.; Miss Mary E. Woolley, N. Y.
Executive Committee op 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. Harrell, N. C; Mr. Charles H. Seaver, N. Y.; Mr. Allen T.
Burns, N. Y.
Committee for War Victims and Reconstruction
Executive Committee of the National Committee
Rev. Albert Buckner Coe, 111., Chairman of the National Committee; Mr. Kirk Smith, R. I., Chairman of the
Executive Committee; Rev. Frederic E. Charrier, Maine; Rev. Russell J. Clinchy, Conn.; Rev. Robert Wood
Coe, Mass.; Rev. Howard J. Conn, Minn.; Mr. Elbert \. Harvey, Mass.; Mr. Clifford E. Higgins, N. H.;
Rev. Roderic W. Hurlburt, Vt.; Rev. John H. Leamon, Mass.; Rev. Boynton Merrill, Ohio; P.F.C. Robert
Reynolds, Mass.; Mrs. George W. Smith, Masp. ; Rev. Lloyd R. Stamp, N. Y.; Mr. Lucius E. Thayer,
Mass.; Rev. John C. Walker, Conn.
Advisory. Rev. M. Russell Boynton, Mass.; Rev. James F. English, Conn.; Rev. Truman B. Douglass, N. Y.;
Rev. Ray Gibbons, N. Y.; Rev. Fred Field Goodsell, Mass.; Rev. Douglas Horton, N. Y.; Dr. Carl Kriete,
Mo.; Rev. Albert D. Stauffacher. N. Y.
The National Committee on Army and Navy Chaplains
Rev. Frederick L. Fagley, N. Y., Chm.; Rev. L. WendeU Fifield, N. Y.; Chaplain Ralph O. Harpole, U.S.-
M.S.; Mr. James M. Hills, N. Y.; Chaplain Carl Knudsen, Mass.; Chaplain Maurice W. Reynolds, U.S.A.;
Rev. George C. Vincent, N. J.; Miss Amy O. Welcher, Conn.; Chaplain Glenn J. Witherspoon, A. U.S.
World Council of Churches
Members of the Joint Executive Committee. Principals: Rev. Russell J. Clinchy, Conn.: Rev. Theodore A.
Greene, Conn.; Rev. Douglas Horton, N. Y. Alternates: Rev. Edward C. Boynton, N. Y.; Prof. John C
Bennett, N. Y.; Miss Amy O. Welcher, Conn.
The Committee of One Hundred for the Sixth
International Congregational Council
Officers
Dean Luther A. Weigle, Conn., Chairman
Dr. Henry Atkinson, N. Y., Vice-Chairman
Mrs. James Bixler, N. H., Vice-Chairman
Dr. Russell Henry Stafford, Conn., Vice-Chairman
Rev. Frederick L. Fagley, N. Y., Secretary
Mr. Frank F. Moore, N. Y., Treasurer
Executive Committee
Rev. Douglas Horton, N. Y., Chairman
Rev. Howard Stone Anderson, D. C.
Mr. Clarence W. Bronson, Conn.
Rev. Robert W. Coe, Mass.
Rev. Richard M. Fagley, N. Y.
Rev. William E. Gilroy, Mass.
Mrs. G. M. Grover, Mass.
Rev. Ralph Hyslop, Mass.
Miss Helen Kenyon, N. Y.
Rev. Roy L. Minich, Mass.
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THE GENERAL COUNCIL OF CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN
CHURCHES OF THE UNITED STATES
Statement op Income and Expenses for the Year Ended December 31, 1945
General Fund
Balance, December 31, 1944 $12,632.35
Transferred to invested surplus r 8,632 . 35
Balance, January 1, 1945 S 4,000.00
Receipts:
Fellowship Dues $57,135.39
Investment Income 1,970. 17
Literature and Calendars 2,663 . 19
Board of Home Missions (a/c Dept. Ministry) 3,750.00
$69,518.75
Disbursements:
Advertising and Publicity S 967 . 26
Annuity and R. Fd. Dues 1,738.57
Commission on Evangelism 6,737 . 53
Commissions and Committees 1,192.93
Contingent 58.00
Church of Christ 88.00 ^
Department of Ministry 6,561 . 27
Office Expenses 4,245.43
Pensions 1,176.00
Rent 1,655.00
Salaries 22,190.89
Travel 7,653.40
Year Book 10,366.82
$64,631.10
Balance, December 31, 1945 , 4,887.65
$69,518.75
Mileage Internat'l National
Fund Council Council
Balance, January 1, 1945 $5,152.03 $17,109.13 $8,549.61
Receipts 8,070.27 9,725.72 2,450.10
$13,222.30 $26,834.85 $10,999.71
Disbursements 6,929.29 759.66
Balance, December 31, 1945
Cash $5,722.30 $1,752.43 $1,240.05
Invested 7,500.00 17,753.13 9,000.00
NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR ARMY AND NAVY CHAPLAINS
The General Council reports receipts and disbursements as follows:
Balance, January 1, 1945 $ 178.60
Receipts:
C.C.C.W.V.R $14,892.00
Contributions 1,745.36
$16,815.96
Disbursements:
Literature and Printing $ 6,824 . 02
Supplies 3,520.67
Meetings - 843 . 53
Chaplains 418.44
Office Expenses and Clerical Help 1,793.79
$13,400.45
Balance, December 31, 1945 3,415.51
$16,815.96
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General Council
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THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
THE GENERAL CONVENTION OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Officers
Chairman, Mr. John V. Sees, Lawrence, Kans.
Vice-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 Finance, 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, Kans.
2. Department of Foreign Missions
Mrs. AMce V. Morrill, Woodstock, Vt., Executive
Secretary
Rev. W. P. Fletcher, Ontario.
Mr. Roy Rensberger, Goshen, Ind.
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. W. G. Sargent, Somerset Center, Mass.
Prof. H. Shelton Smith, Durham, N. C.
Pres. Leon E. Smith, Elon College, N. C.
Miss Helen R. Stearns, Columbus, Ohio
*The Christian Publishing
Association
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, Kans.
Rev. John G. Truitt, Suffolk, Va.
Mr. L. L. Vaughan, Raleigh, N. C.
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, Union City, Ind., Treas.
Rev. W. Frederick Bohn, Oberlin, Ohio
Mr. John V. Sees, Lawrence, Kans.
Mr. S. E. Wright, West Milton, Ohio
Mr. J. L. Reck, Covington, 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.
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, MUroy, Pa., Rec. Sec.
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.
♦June 1, 1945, the Christian Publishing Association became the Dayton Branch of the PDgrim Press.
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THE CORPORATION FOR THE GENERAL COUNCIL
OF THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES OF THE U. S.
287 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y.
President — Pres. Ronald Bridges, Pacific School of Religion, Berkeley, Cal.
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.
Treasurer — Mr. WiUiam F. Frazier, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
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, conferences, 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 estabUshed 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 evangelism and devotional hfe.
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 evangeUsm and devotion as are within its powers.
THE CHURCH YEAR IN EVANGELISM AND WORSHIP
September-October Activities
A study of the local situation and the adoption of a plan to meet the conditions 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 1-24) 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 Thanksgiving with material for home celebration. Preparation for the Christmas
holiday season as a climax of the Advent period emphasizing the reUgious aspects of Christmas.
January-February Activities
Plans adopted for the Lenten Season (February 19-April 6) and supplies ordered including " The Fellow-
ship of Prayer" and "Lenten Devotions for Young People."
The Pastor's Class organized and textbooks secured.
Special devotional meetings for Lent arranged with emphasis on personal and family devotions.
Usually the Lenten Season is the best time for Parish Visitation Evangelism.
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 ReUgion.
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 Christian responsi-
biUty in the home, community and state. Also, plan for Conferences and Retreats.
The Summer Season
In many parts of the country this is the best season of the year for evangelistic meetings. Where 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 all material available for carrying out these pro-
grams.
This year DAILY DEVOTIONS (a devotional quarterly) in every
home in your parish and The Minister's Quarterly
on every Pastor's Study Desk.
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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 information, cultivating interest and raising the missionary funds.
287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
19 S. La SaUe St., Chicago 3, lU.
Chairman — Rev. E. Paul Sylvester, St. Louis, Mo.
Vice-Chairman — Mr. Frank H. Korab, Kansas City, Kans.
Treasurer — Mr. Harold B. Belcher, Boston, Mass.
Recording Secretary — - Miss Lucy Eldredge, New York, N. Y.
Minister and Executive Secretary — Rev. Albert D. Stauffacheh, New York, N. Yj
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, lU.; Miss Dorothy P. Cush-
iNG, Mrs. Norman H. Ebb, Miss Ruth 1. Sbabury, Rev. Ralph R. Shrader, Rev. James E. Walter,
Boston, Mass.; Miss Ione Catton, Miss Pattie Lee Coghill, Rev. Alexander B. FERGUSoisr, Rev.
Andrew Vance McCracken, Miss Helen Frances Smith, Rev. Thomas K. Thompson, Mrs. E. T.
Willson, New York, N. Y.
Ad Interim Committee
Mrs. Howard S. Anderson, D. C; Rev. Robert G. Armstrong, N. H.; Rev. John C. Bennett, N. Y.; Rev.
Edward C. Boynton, N. Y.; Rev.J?ruman B. Douglass, N. Y.; Mrs. Judson E. Fiebiger, N. Y.; Rev. Ray
Gibbons, N. Y.; Rev. Fred Field Goodsell, Mass.; Rev. Douglas Horton, N. Y.; Rev. Henry C. McDowell,
Conn.; Mrs. WiUiam H. Medlicott, N. Y.; Mrs. Leslie R. Rounds, N. J.; Rev. Harold N. Skidmore, Mich.;
Rev. Albert D. Stauffacher, N. Y.; Rev. E. Paul Sylvester, Mo.
Joint Cabinet
Rev. Truman B. Douglass, Rev. Ray Gibbons, Rev. Fred Field Goodsell, Rev. Douglas Horton, Mrs.
William H. Medlicott, Rev. Harold N. Skidmore, Rev. Albert D. Stauffacher.
Joint Staff
Albert D. Stauffacher, Chairman, lone Catton, Pattie Lee Coghill, Dorothy P. Gushing, Howell D.
Davies, Mrs. Norman H. Erb, Alexander B. Ferguson, Mrs. E. E. McClintock, Andrew Vance McCracken,
Mrs. William H. Medlicott, Ruth I. Seabury, Lucy V. Seidler, Ralph R. Shrader, Helen Frances Smith,
Thomas K. Thompson, James E. Walter, 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: Robert G. Armstrong, N. H.; Harold
N. Skidmore, Mich.; Chairman of Women State Presidents: Mrs. Howard S. Anderson, D. C; Co-opted
members: Frederick L. Fagley, Associate Secretary of General Council; Wofford C. Timmons, Secretary of
Commission on Evangelism; Merle Easton and Mildred Widber, Secretaries of Division of Christian Educa-
tion of The Board of Home Missions. Ex officiis — Cabinet Members: Truman B. Douglass, Ray Gibbons,
Fred Field Goodsell, 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
Social 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 Joint Cabinet, thus provid-
ing the Minister with a connecting Unk 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\he State Superintendents' Conference as here-
inafter provided shall constitute the Joint Cabinet of the Missions Council. This 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. The 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 gathering 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 process 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 1810. Incorporated in 1812
President — Rev. Russell Henry Stafford
Vice-Presidents — Rev. Edward C. Boynton, Rev. Harley H. Gill, Mrs. George R. Wilson
Recording Secretary — Rev. Oscar E. Maurer
Assistant Recording Secretary — Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin
Executive Vice-President — Rev. Fred Field Goodsell
Secretaries — Rev. Alden H. Clark, Miss Dorothy P. Gushing, Mrs. Maby Uline Dunlap, Miss
Mabel E. Emerson, Mrs. William H. Medlicott, Miss Ruth I. Seabury
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. Stauffacher
Associate, Executive Secretary of Promotion — Mrs. William H. Medlicott
Resource Secretary — Mrs. Norman H. Erb
Secretary of Project Department — Rev. James E. Walter
Medical Secretary — Dr. Mark H. Ward
Librarian and Research Secretary — Mrs. Mary Uline Dunlap
News Editor — Miss Dorothy P. Gushing
Associate Secretary, Foreign Department — Miss Alice E. Gary
Associate Secretary, Foreign Department — Rev. Raymond A. Dudley
Associate Secretary, Foreign Department — Rev. Harold S. Matthews
Associate Secretary, Foreign Department — Rev. John A. Reuling
Candidate Secretary — Rev. Robert E. Chandler (to March 1946) Rev. Loy L. Long
Publishing and Purchasing Agent — Mr. Harvey L. Meeken
Prudential Committee — Rev. Theodore A. Greene, Chairman; Vice-Chairman, Rev. Carl H. Kopf;
President, Vice-Presidents ex-officiis; Mark H. Ward, M.D., Clerk; Mrs. Ernest L. C. Hales, Assistant
Clerk; Mr. Frederic E. Abbe, Mr. Henry J. Amen, Rev. Stuart L. Anderson, Rev. C. William
Bast, Mr. Harold L. Blakeslee, Mrs. Henry A. Boyd, Rev. George E. Gary, Mrs. R. O. Eisele,
Mrs. James F. English, Mrs. Franklin G. Field, Rev. George E. Gilchrist, Mr. Benjamin W.
Guernsey, Mrs. A. Philip Guiles, Mr. G. Willard Hales, Rev. Joseph F. King, Mr. William A.
KuGLER, Rev. Allan I. Lorimer, Rev. David McKeith, Rev. Randolph S. Merrill, Mrs. Elmer
P. Otting, Mr. L. Sumner Pruyne, Rev. Robert W. Putsch, Mrs. Leslie R. Rounds, Miss Edith
ScAMMAN, Mr. Walter P. Schmitter, Mr. Gideon Seymour, Miss Mary Stearns, Mrs. J. D. R.
Steven, Mrs. James P. Stimson, Rev. E. Paul Sylvester, Rev. Roger E. Treat, Mr. Edward
VoRBA, Mr. Sargent H. Wellman, Miss Elizabeth J. Wells.
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 for-
eign missionary agency." The Baptist Missionary Union was formed when some of the first American Board
Missionaries became Baptists. By 1826, the Presbyterians and the Reformed Church in America had de-
veloped the United Foreign Missionary Society, which in that year was merged with the American Board.
The process 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 its own Board and
and in 1870, the "New School" Presbyterians rejoined their "Old School" associates and transferred their
support to the Foreign Mission Board which they had formed.
The American Board maintains missions in East, West and South Africa, China, Japan, India, Ceylon,
the Philippines, Micronesia, Mexico, Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece and Syria. _
Since the close of World War II missionaries from North China and the Philippine Islands detamed m
the United States by war conditions have gradually been returning to their fields. Since September 1, 1945,
others who were on furlough from the Near East, India, Ceylon and Africa Missions have been returmng to
their work. Even with the large number of missionaries at home during the war years there was an average
of over 200 out of a total average of 370 who were able to continue their regular work in India, Ceylon, the
Near East, Africa and Mexico. Of deep significance and encouragement is the attitude of leaders in the occur
pation forces in Japan and of the Japanese themselves, toward missionaries whose co-operation is desired
and whose work is appreciated. Our Christian associates in Japan want and urge our missionaries to return.
Hopeful reports of personal contacts between former missionaries temporarily serving in the armed forces
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and Japanese Christian leaders have reached ua frequently since October 1945. The American Board will
have as its special representative in Japan (1946) Miss Alice Gary, for many years a missionary in Japan.
Plans are proceeding for other secretarial visits to India, the Near East, Europe and Africa. The Board is
vitally concerned with the success of the denominational Postwar Emergency Program. Funds are greatly
needed for relief, rehabilitation and reconstruction.
The 136th fiscal year of the Board ended August 31, 1945 with a surplus of receipts over expenditures
of $22,247.15 after making supplementary appropriations of 844,648.65 before the closing of the books. The
budget for the year was made in two sections, the Administrative totalling $1,067,911.23 containing items
to which the Board was committed, and a Supplementary Section of .?57,920 for urgent needs but for which
no definite commitment could be made until sufficient money was in hand. When it became clear at the end
of the year that the receipts of the Board would make possible additional appropriations, this Supplementary
Section together with new needs that had arisen during the year was considered and appropriations totalling
$44,648.65 as noted above were made.
The total receipts for the regular budget amounted to $1,135,216.73 which with $192,674.07 of specially
designated gifts makes a grand total of $1,327,890.80. The gifts from the churches increased this year by
17.8%. This was due to the efforts of the Missions Council in promoting the Substantial and Courageous
Increase, and also to the continued help of the Woman's Gift. For this evidence of the interest and generous
support of the members of our churches and for the loyal giving of individual friends which brought $100,
859.84 into the treasury, the officers of the Board record their deep appreciation.
Statistical Summary
The American Board is responsible for a foreign parish of 41,586,467. There are 13 missions under 8
different flags. The missionaries under life appointments are 351 and include 74 ordained men, 34 unordained
men, 106 wives and 109 single women. The native force of workers is 5,970. The places of service number
3,193. There are 678 organized churches with 121,200 communicants. In 1944, 6,317 members were added
to the church rolls. The total Christian community numbers 228,236. There are 1,141 Sunday Schools and
63,372 pupils. The educational Work has 38 theological and training schools with 2,442 students, and 7 col-
leges with an enrollment of 5,099. Below these are 69 secondary and middle schools with 23,161 pupils,
1,049 primary, elementary schools and kindergartens with 76,613 pupils. The schools of all grades are 1,163
and the total under instruction is 104,882. The medical statistics show that the Board has 23 hospitals and
37 dispensaries, with which are connected 18 physicians and 24 American nurses. The records show that there
were 37,839 hospital patients and 229,252 dispensary patients. The total treatments were 707,636, or over
1,900 a day. Major operations numbered 2,355 and minor 6,095. The native contributions for church, edu-
cational and community work were $851,274.
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 Boabds 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
legacies 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 St., Boston 8, Mass.; Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior,
Mrs. W. T. Hughes, 19 S. LaSalle St., Chicago 3, 111. ; Woman's Board of Missions for the Pacific, Mrs. W. C.
Blasdale, 421 Phelan Bldg., San FrancLsco 2, Cal.
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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
Vice-Presidents — Mrs. Judson E. Fiebiqer, Rev. Charles C. Keith, Mr. Nathaniel A. Talmagb
Executive Vice-President — Rev. Truman B. Douglass
Treasurer — Mr. William F. Frazier
Secretary — Rev. Ernest M. Halliday
Board of Directors
Chairman — Rev. Alfred Grant Walton
Vice-Chairman — Mrs. Judson E. Fiebiger
Vice-Chairman — Rev. Charles C. Keith
Vice-Chairman — Mr. Nathaniel A. Talmage
Clerk — Rev. Ernest M. HaUiday
Assistant Clerk — Mrs. A. H. Sharp
Ex Officiis — The President and Vice-Presidents
directors nominated by states
Class of 1946:
Mr. George Chindahl
Miss Frances Dunnette
Rev. Samuel C. Kincheloe
Mr. Egbert S. Oliver
Mrs. J. P. Palmer
Rev. William O. Rogers
Class of 1948:
Rev. Adelbert J. Buttrey
Mrs. Francis D. Ellis
Rev. Herbert D. Graetz
Mrs. Scott Haymond
Mr. L. B. Keith
Dean Homer P. Little
directors- AT-LARGE
Class of 1946:
Judge Charles B. Adams
Rev. Rufus Ansley
Mr. Charles Mitchell Bliss
Rev. Daniel Bliss
Mrs. Marion J. Bradshaw
Pres. Carter Davidson
Mrs. Hal C. Hardin
Rev. Henry C. McDowell
Mr. F. Rogers Parkin
Mr. Robert Van Pelt
Mr. Quincy W. Wales
Rev. John C. Walker
Class of 1948:
Mr. Ronald Bridges
Mrs. A. P. Brooks
Rev. Sidney H. Buckham
Mr. Buckner Coe
Miss Lucy M. Eldredge
Mrs. John Laidlaw
Miss Helen Kenyon
Mrs. N. W. McBeath
Rev. WUUam E. McCorraack
Mrs. Charles E. Reidt
Mr. Loren H. Rockwell
Rev. WiUiam T. Scott
Church Extension Division
General Secretary — Rev. Ernest M. Halliday
DEPARTMENTS
City Work: Director — Rev. Stanley U. North
Assistant Director — Rev. Philip M. Widenhouse
Church Building: Secretary — Mr. William Kincaid Newman
Field Research: Director — Rev. Ross W. Sanderson
Town and Country Work: Director — Rev. Thomas A. Tripp
SUPERINTENDENTS OF STATES AND DISTRICTS
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, 303 Idaho Bldg.,
Boise, Ida. •
Montana — Rev. Cloyd H. Conner, 240'Stapleton Bldg., Billings.
North Dakota — Rev. Marvin R. Brandt, Box 1776 (630}^ First Ave., N.), Fargo; Rev. Alfred H. Bartter,
Associate Superintendent, Box 808, Jamestown; 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.
South Dakota — Rev. Samuel W. Keck, Box 138, Huron; Rev. Ray A. Haun, Pastor-at-Large, Dakota
Association, Eagle Butte.
Southeast District (Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, W. Florida) — Rev. David W. Shepherd,
Superintendent, 3011 15th Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Negro Churches in the South — Rev. J. Taylor Stanley, Superintendent, Box 957, Greensboro, N. O.
1945J National Societies 19
Spanish-speaking Work — Rev. Cedric E. Crawford, 381 Kenoak Drive, Pomona, Calif.
Pastor-at- Large (Preaching Missions) — Rev. James R. Clinton, 203 E. Gowen Ave., Philadelphia 19, Pa.
American Missionary Association Division
General Secretary — Rev. Fred L. Bkownlee
Director of Race Relations — Db. Chables S. Johnson
Director of Schools — Miss Ruth A. Morton
Christian Education Division
14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
General Secretary — Rev. Haert T. Stock
Secretaries — Miss Merle L. Easton Rev. Paul R. Reynolds (Chicago)
Rev. Ralph Douglas Hyslop Rev. Erwin L. Shaver
Miss Sallib A. McDermott (Chicago) Miss Grace Storms
Rev. Oliver Powell (Chicago) Miss Mildred C. Widbeb
The Laymen's Fellowship
11 Whitney Ave., New Haven 3, Conn.
Chairman — Mr. Donald A. Adams
Radio Committee
287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Director — Rev. Everett C. Parker
Ministerial Relief Division
General Secretary — Rev. Frank J. Scribner
Pilgrim Press Division
14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass.
19 South La SaUe St., Chicago 3, 111.
124 West Fourth St., Dayton, Ohio
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
Manager, Dayton Book Store — Tom B. Radabaugh
Promotion and Missionary Education
Rev. Albert D. Staupfacheb, Minister of the Missions Council
Mrs. William H. Medlicott, Associate Executive Secretary of the Missions Council
Miss Helen Frances Smith (Information)
Miss Pattie Lee Coghill (Field)
Miss Ione Catton (Resource)
James E. Walter (Projects)
The support of the work of The Board of Home Missions depends upon current gifts and the income
from 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 stUl 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 10, N. Y.
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 S. Johnson
specializes in cooperative racial service and inter-racial conciliation in areas of Negro-white tension and
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 10, N. Y.
Assists in the establishment 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, North and South Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana and the District 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 conferences and churches through-
out 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 10, N. Y.
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 miUions 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 10, N. Y.
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 applied 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 10, N. Y.
The object of this corporation is to secure, hold, manage and distribute funds for the reUef of needy
Congregational ministers and ministers of other churches affiliated, merged or consoUdated with the Congre-
gational churches and, after their decease, for the rehef of their needy families. Approximately 600 pensioners
are carried on the rolls of the national and state boards. In 1945 the average grant to a minister was $268
and to a widow $210. 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 8, Mass.
This Society gives leadership in Christian Education in the home, church, and church school, and to
students and colleges. Its depaitments 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 Uterature, 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.
The Congregational Woman's Home Missionary Federation
Incorporated in Kansas, October 15, 1913
287 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y.
The work of the Federation, through the merger of the national societies, has been delegated to the
various denominational Home Boards and Commissions. The Federation continues to maintain its existence
according to its charter, to care for its funds, and to receive gifts and legacies. President, Mrs. Charles E.
Reidt; Secretary, Miss Lucy M. Eldredge; Treasurer, Mr. William F. Frazier.
1945] National Societies 21
THE COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL ACTION
289 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y.
1613 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, Hi.
Chairman — John C. Bennett
Vice-Chairman — Frederick M. Meek
Director — Ray Gibbons
Recording Secretary — Stanley B. Crosland, Jr.
Treasurer — Elbert A. Harvey
John C. Bennett, Robert L. Calhoun, Stanley B. Crosland, Jr., Malcolm Dana, William J.
Faulkner, Mrs. William A. Gordon, Edward Hawley, Mrs. Orvillb Jones, Wilmeb J. Kitchen,
Frank H. Korab, Theodore K. Lawless, Mrs. Max Mason, Frederick M. Meek, Joe Moody, Victor
Obenhaus, Albert J. Penner, Robert A. Roessel, Raymond B. Walker.
Co-opted: Ronald Bridgibs, Fred L. Brownlee, Truman B. Douglass, Frederick L. Fagley,
Fred F. Goodsell, Douglas Horton, Ralph D. Hyslop, Albert D. Stauffacher, Walter
SCHLARETZKI, ThOMAS A. TrIPP.
executive staff
Director — Ray Gibbons
Social Action Magazine — Liston Pope, Kenneth Underwood
Service Committee — James C. Flint, Gordon Halstead, Gladys Lillie, Jeremiah Edwards
Church Counselor — John B. Hanna
International Relations — Vernon H. Holloway
Industrial Relations — Frank W. McCulloch
Merom Institute — Shirley Greene
Legislative — Tom Keehn, Joy Hume Falk
The Council for Social Action was created by the General Council at Obenlin 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 Congregational and 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 hfe; its educational efforts will be directed primarily toward the
local churches but wiU also envisage the cultivation of pubhc 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. BeUeving 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
hfe."
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 effec-
tiveness of the social program of the church.
The Council for Social Action invites correspondence from ministers and laymen.
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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 — Leslie R. Rounds
Vice-President — George N. Whittlesey Treasurer — William F. Fraziek
General Secretary — Fkaj^k J. Scribner Actuary — George A. Hoggins
TRUSTEES
Leslie R. Rounds, President; George N. Whittlesey, Vice-President; Robbins W. Barstow, John T.
Beach, Harold B. Belcher, C. Mitchell Bliss, Harold B. Cranshaw, James F. English, Frederic
H. Leggett, J. Watson MacDowell, William W. Patton, 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, 1945, $11,351,238 (of which 1519,580 represents Reserves and 1106,294 Endow-
ment); membership including annuitants, 3,897, a net increase during the year of 22; annuity payments,
8505,938. 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 ex-
ceptional place among the private annuity funds for its soundness and its liberal benefits to members.
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 disability 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, 1945 stood at S5, 134,751, in addition to whibh the accumu-
lated profits from the sale of securities, held in a Profit Reserve Account, amounted to S368,038.
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.
Robert Cashman, Chairman; M. Russell Boynton, Howard T. Easton, Theodore R. Faville, Alfred
C. Howell, Helen Kenyon, Mrs. Leslie R. Rounds, Ronald Bridges, Albert D. Stauffacher.
Executive Officers: Donald A. Adams, Frank J. Scribner.
Received in 1945, $176,846.
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, 1945: was 1,004, assets, $979,616.
1945] Congregational Board of Pastoral Supply 23
CONGREGATIONAL BOARD OF PASTORAL SUPPLY
14 Beacon Street, Boston 8, Mass.
Established 1894
To assist Congregational Christian Churches
in finding suitable pastors
Maintained since 1916
by the
New England Congregational State Conferences
Agent of the Churches
Friend and Sponsor of the Ministers
Special responsibility for churches
in the eastern section of the United States
but gladly responds to all requests for service
Co-operates with
The Midwest Pastoral Relations Committee
The Department of the Ministry of the General Council
Rev. Ernest F. McGregor, Chairman
Rev. Horace F. Holton, Secretary Rev. Charles C. Merrill, Secretary Emeritus
THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES
Organized Oberhn, 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 — Pees. Ronald Bridges, Pacific School of Religion, Berkeley, Cal.
Assistant Moderators — Prof. Charles S. Johnson, Nashville, Tenn. ; Pres. Russell H. Stafford, Hart-
ford, Conn.; Rev. Alfred Grant Walton, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Chaplain Earl D. Weed, U. S. A.
Minister and Secretary — Rev. Douglas Horton, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Associate Secretary — Rev. Frederick L. Faqley, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
Assistant Secretary ■ — Rev. Wofford C. Timmons, 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 Geperal Council.
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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 Missionart Society, 14 Beacon St., Room 503, 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 at Farrington, Lincoln, Mass., 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, El. General work of the Church.
Rev. Hugh Elmer Brown, president; Rev. Niel E. Hansen, general director; Mr. A. W. Converse, treas-
urer. In 1945 — Income from Endowment, $15,569.87; Income from Trust Fund, S130,887.01; Disburse-
ments, $172,445.12.
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, $194,055.42. Expenditures for 1945, $29,242.38.
Congregational Association of Detroit, Mich., Forest and Woodward Aves., Detroit 1, Mich. Mis-
sionary work and church extension.
Mr. F. E. HoUday, moderator; Mr. Harold J. Hyde, secretary; Mr. W. G. Clarke, treasurer; Rev. A. M.
Meikle, superintendent. Expenditures for 1945, $29,562.71.
Christian Activities Council, Congregational, 278 Farmington Ave., Hartford 5, Conn. Church exten-
sion, supervised student field work, training courses for volunteer leaders, summer camp for children,
high school work camps, and winter camping facilities for young people's groups.
Mr. Walter Sohafer, president; vice-presidents: Rev. George Roberts, D.D., Mr. Lawrence F. Kenfield,
Mr. Nellis E. Day, Mrs. Harold G. Bergen; Mr. Robert Brown, 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-
sion work.
Mr. A. P. Gruman, 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 $13,327. Expenditures for 1945, $1,405.
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. Edward C. Boynton, moderator; Mr. Theodore Sehulz, assistant moderator; Rev. Alfred E. RandeU,
executive secretary; Miss Mabel Woodnorth, treasurer; Mr. Wilmot M. Millham, president, board of direc-
tors; Miss Freda Errington, 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. W. W. Towle, superintendent; Mr. E. H. Tenney, treasurer. Funds:
Assets, $22,000; Income, $4,806.57; Expenditures, $3,238.92.
Congregational Church Extension Society of Seattle, Wash., 310 Old Times Bldg., Seattle 1, Wash.
Church 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
and maintains a city missionary.
Mr. Sidney F. Law, 33 Greenleaf St., Springfield 8, president; Rev. Charles Nichols, 74 Denver St., first
vice-president; Dr. Orville Fletcher, 104 Princeton St., second vice-president; Mr. John A. Dale, 30 Man-
dalay Rd., treasurer; Rev. Garrett V. Stryker, 39 Mapledell St., assistant treasurer; Miss Carrie M. Riley, 12
Hancock St , clerk; Mr. Robert Emerson, 15 Durham Rd., Longmeadow, auditor. Funds: Assets, $10,727.58.
Receipts, $1,484.85. Expenditures for 1945, $954.07. Annual Meeting — 1945 — Held on January 21, 1946.
Next Annual Meeting to be held in October 1946.
Worcester City Missionary Society, 81 Beaconsfield Rd., Worcester 2, Mass. Assist churches, promote
co-operative relations and programs between churches.
Mr. Clinton P. Howard, president; Rev. Walter A. Morgan, vice-president; Mr. Ebenezer G. ^al, treas-
urer; Rev. Hollis M. Bartlett, secretary. Funds, $61,783.64 plus $28,192.84 Washburn Funds of which the
Society is the Trustee and may use to help churches. Expenditures for 1945, $842.33. ,
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AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Headquarters, Congregational House, 14 Beacon Street, Boston 8, Mass.
Organized 1853. Incorporated 1854
President — Rev. J. Edgar Park, d. d., Osterville, 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, Osterville;
Ethelbert V. Grabill, Jamaica Plain; Arthur H. Merritt, Dorchester; Rev. John H. Quint,
Manchester; Sargent H. Wellman, Topsfield; *Rev. Clarence W. Dunham, Dorchester; Ralph E.
Whitney, West Newton; Frank E. Bridqman, Wollaston; Rev. Morton D. Dunning, Granby,
Conn.; 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, Winchester; Rev.
Alfred J. Barnard, Roslindale; Rev. Howard E. Pomeroy, Jamaica Plain; Hugh Nixon, Melrose;
Roy a. Hovey, Wakefield; Rev. John R. Chapman, Leominster; Stanley C. Foote, Lynn; Arthur
V. Getchell, Dorchester; Rev. J. Burford Parry, Wellesley.
To maintain, in the city of Boston, a Conqbegational 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 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 the Congregational denomination.
ADDRESSES OF OTHER CONGREGATIONAL AND
CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATIONS
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.
The Arts Guild of the Congregational Christian Churches
President: Rev. Richard H. Ritter, Southington, Conn.
Secretary: Barbara Hicks, Room 821, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
* Deceased.
1945]
Other Organizations
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BOSTON SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY, INC.
Office: Sailor's Club House, 287 Hanover St., Boston 13
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 single sleeping rooms, 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.
President — Mr. Hahry Ahlquist, Belmont, Mass.
Vice-President — Rev. George E. Gilchrist, Quincy, Mass.
Secretary-Treasurer — Mr. Arthur J. Crockett, Boston, Mass.
Clerk — Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony, Waterbury, Conn.
Chairman of Executive Committee — Rev. George E. Gilchrist, Quincy, Mass.
Field Secretary — Rev. Herbert W. Gates, d. d., Newton Centre, Mass.
STATE BEPRESENTATIVEa
Term
Maine _ expires
Rev. Cornelius E. Clark, D. D., Portland 1946
Rev. Roderick A. MacDonald, Cumberland
MUls 1947
Rev. Sidney E. Dee, Bath 1948
New Hampshire
Rev. Floyd G. Kinsley, Hampton 1946
Rev. Arthur A. Rouner, Portsmouth 1947
Rev. Charles E. Dunn, Claremont 1948
Vermont
Rev. John H. Sargent, St. Johnsbury 1946
Rev. Walker T. Hawley, Manchester 1947
Rev. Ola R. Houghton, Wallingford 1948
Massachusetts
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
Rev. John H. Maddaford, Fairhaven 1947
Rev. Dwiqht L. Cart, Springfield 1947
Rev. Harry Grimes, Newburyport 1947
Mr. Albin K. Parker, Norwood 1947
Rev. Joseph O. Todd, Worcester 1947
Rev. Francis L. Cooper, Campello 1948
Rev. Earl W. Douglas, Newton 1948
Rev. Robert M. Grey, Woburn 1948
Rev. Carl Fearing Schultz, Hyannis 1948
Rev. Olin Berry Tracy, Melrose 1948
Rhode Island
Rev. Richard K. Morton, Providence 1946
Mr. Warren G. Baxter, Cranston 1947
Rev. Carl B. Babe, Newport 1948
Term
Connecticut expires
Rev. Malcolm K. Burton, New London 1946
Mr. Walter F. Lester, Hamburg 1946
Mr. Clarence W. Bronson, New Haven 1946
Rev. W. Dixon Hoag, Old Lyme 1947
Rev. John M. Deyo, Brookfield Center 1947
Rev. Ralph A. Christie, Middletown 1947
Dr. Douglas J. Rathbun, New London 1948
Rev. B. Kenndth Anthony, Waterbury 1948
Rev. Kenneth R. Teed, Willimantic 1948
membebs-at-larqe
Mr. Harry H. Walker, Boston 1946
Mr. Joseph Allen, Vineyard Haven 1946
Mr. Arthur J. Connor, Exeter, N. H. 1946
Capt. Frank H. Peterson, Boston 1946
Mr. James M. Rothwell, Boston 1946
Mr. Albert R. Sharp, Brookline 1947
Mr. Gardner Bates, Charlestown 1947
Rev. George L. Thurlow, Harwich 1947
Mr. Harry Ahlquist, Belmont 1947
Mr. William F. King, Newton 1947
Mr. Henry B. Prout, Brookline 1948
Mr. Henry B. Shepard, West Newton 1948
executive committee
Rev. Cornelius E. Clark, D. D., Portland,
Maine 1946
Rev. Frederick B. Noss, Andover, Mass. 1946
Rev. George L. Thurlow, Harwich, Mass. 1947
Rev. Walker T. Hawley, Manchester, Vt. 1947
Rev. W. Dixon Hoag, Old Lyme, Conn. 1947
Rev. John M. Deyo, Brookfield Center, Conn. 1947
Rev. Joseph O. Todd, Worcester, Mass. 1947
Rev. Carl B. Bare, Newport, R. 1. 1948
Rev. Charles E. Dunn, Claremont, N. H. 1948
Bequests should be made payable to the Boston Seaman's Friend Society, Inc. Contributions from
churches and individuals solicited. Contributions received on an annuity basis.
30 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1945
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 affiliated 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 Religious 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 13 States and 11 denominations now enrolled from Massachusetts to Oregon.
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 Religion at its best will be at a premium. "Patriotism isn't enough." A true
democracy is the fruit of an adequately trained Christian leadership.
$400 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.
Full semester of the sixtieth year begins about Thursday, September 12, 1946.
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.
FACULTY
Edwin G. Baldwin, ph. d., Assistant Professor of English Language and Literature, Science i
Ann Bauman, m. s., Assistant Professor of Case Work
Violet C. Detwileb, m. r. e.. Dean and Professor of Religious Education
Elva Evans, m. s.. Assistant Professor of Social Work
Alice Gray, m. s.. Assistant Professor of Social Work
Charles D. Kepner, Jr., ph. d., Professor of Social Sciences, Old Testament
Goldie Kralik, Instructor in Group Leadership, Physical Ed., and Librarian
George P. Michaelides, ph. d.. Professor of New Testament and Church History
John Prucha, ll. b.. Associate Professor of Social Sciences
Edwin A. Ralph, d. d., Professor of Philosophy, Public Speech, Worship, The Choir
Louis Ramicone, b. a., Instructor in Languages
FaiTh Reed, m. d.. Professor in Hygiene and College Physician
Vesta M. Sonne, b. a., and Certificate of Social Work. Instructor in Group Work
Anne R. Falther, r. n., b. s., Instructor in Social Work
Marie A. Jindra, Secretary to the President and College Bookkeeper
Martha Thornton, Secretary, Shorthand, Typing, Mimeographing
Blanche D. McCartney, Housemother
Earl Vinie, ph. d.. Instructor in Religious Education
19453 Theological Seminaries 31
ANDOVER NEWTON THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL
Newton Centre 59, Massachusetts
THE FACULTY
Everett Carleton Herrick, d. d., ll. d., l. h. d., President
Vaughan Dabney, m. a., 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 Pebcival Berkeley, b. d., d. d.. Professor of Old Testament
Austin Philip Guiles, b. d., ph. d., Smith Professor of Pastoral Psychology
Nels Fredrick Solomon Ferr6, b. d., ph. d.. Abbot Professor of Christian Theology
Charles Nathaniel Abbuckle, 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.. Professor of Social Ethics
John Woolman Brush, b. d., d. d., ph. d., Professor of Church History, Secretary of the Faculty
Paul Sevier Mineab, b. d., ph. d., Norris Professor of New Testament
Robert Clyde Yahbrough, b. d., ph. d., Associate Professor of Speech
Roger Hazelton, b. d., ph. d.. Associate Professor of Philosophy of Religion and Christian Ethics
Hilda Libby Ives, m. a., d. d., Lecturer on Rural Church
Bessie Mabel Stratton, m. a., 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
Wesneb Fallaw, a. m., ed. d.. Assistant Professor of Religious Education
Richard Donald Pierce, b. d., cert, in l. s., Associate Librarian and Instructor in Church History
Grover Clayton Shaw, m. ed., Instructor in Speech
Richard Bertrand 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
Alton Lombard Miller, ph. d.. Lecturer and Advisor in Church Administration
Kenneth Scott Latourette, ph. d., d. d., ll. d., Hyde Lecturer on Missions
Joshua Loth Liebman, d. h. l., Visiting Professor of Jewish Philosophy
Paul Ehrman Scherer, b. d., ll.d., John M. English Lecturer
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 provided for an enrichment of the curriculum and an enlargement of the faculty. The library
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 students with similar preparation after
two years' study. The s. t. m. is granted after at least a year of graduate study and the presentation of
satisfactory thesis.
For catalog and further information address the President or the Dean.
32 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1945
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
Harby 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
Calvin M. Clark, d. d., Professor Emeritus of Ecclesiastical History and Lecturer on Congregational Pol-
ity and Pastoral Theology
Charles Gordon Cumming, ph. d., George A. Gordon Professor of Old Testament Language and Literature
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
Cecil J. Reynolds, b. sc, b. a., b. litt., Oxford, m. a.. Assistant Professor in English
Howard L. Flbwelling, ph. d., Associate Professor in English Literature
John L. Fuller, ph. d.. Associate Professor in Natural Sciences '
Howard L. Runion, ph. d.. Associate Professor in Public Speaking
Lawrence L. Pelletier, m. a., Harvard, Assistant Professor in Social Sciences
Daniel Thompson, b. a., b. d.. Instructor in Baptist Polity
G. Vaughn Shedd, b. a., b. d., Instructor in Methodist Polity
convocation week lecturers
Rabbi Joshua Loth Liebman, d. d., Samuel Harris Lecturer on Literature and Life
Rev. M. Russell Boynton, d. d., Leader of the Beach Quiet Hour
Rev. Thomas W. Jones, m. a., d. d., George Shepard Lecturer on Preaching
Rev. Russell J. Clinchy, d. d., litt. d., Enoch Pond Lecturer on Applied Christianity
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 with 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.
19453 Theological Seminaries 33
THE CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
5757 University Avenue, Chicago 37, Illinois i
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 genera-
tions. For example, Dr. Graham Taylor was called to the chair of Christian Economics when such a profes-
sorship 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 reUgion 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 fuU 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 Clinical 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 triennial 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
Arthur Cushman McGiffert, Jr., Walker M. Alderton, Robert Cashman, Mervin M. Deems. Fred Eastman,
Davis Edwards, Samuel C. Kincheloe, Victor Obenhaus, Wilhelm Pauck, Ross Snyder, Amos N. Wilder
and Daniel Day Williams.
For further information and a catalogue with complete information about entrance requirements,
courses, fees and living costs, field work and requirements for graduation, address: Arthur Cushman
McGiffert, Jr., President, 5757 University Avenue, Chicago 37, Illinois.
34 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1945
HARTFORD SEMINARY FOUNDATION
Hartford 5, Conn.
President — Russell Henry Stafford, m. a., d. d., s. t. d., ll.d.
Dean of Women — Mrs. Marcia J. Lowell, b. s.
Librarian of The Case Memorial Library — Elmer J. Cook, b. s., b. d,, b. litt., (oxon.) ph.d.
Administrative Officer — Willabd T. Carter, b. d.
HARTFORD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Dean — Tertius van Dyke, b. d., m. a., (oxon.)
Faculty: Alexander Converse Purdy, b. d., ph. e., New Testament Exegesis; Moses Bailey, m. a., b. d.,
s. T. M., PH. D., Old Testament; Ernest Jerome Johanson, m a., b. d., b. litt., (oxon.) Christian Theology;
Tertius van Dyke, m. a., (oxon.), b. d., Practical Theology; Matthew Spinka, m. a., b. d., ph. d., Mediae-
val, Reformation and Modern Church History; Elmer J. Cook, b. s., b. d., b. litt. (oxon.), ph.d.. Bibli-
ology; Paul Schubert, ph. d., New Testament; Charles G. Chakerian, m. a., b. d., ph. d.. Social Ethics;
Russell Henry Stafford, m. a., d. d., s. t. d., ll. d.. Practical Theology; Paul Ross Lynn, m. a., b. d.,
Rural Life and Work; Karl Lowith, ph. d.. Philosophy of Religion; Willard Thomas Carter, b. d..
Practical Theology
Lecturers: Leland P. Cary, m. a., b. d., Methodist Polity; Hubert Greaves, m. a.. Speech; Frank Brad-
ley Haggard, d. d.. Baptist Polity; John Ellsworth Hartzlbr, m. a., b. d., ph. d., Systemartics and
Mennonite PoUty; Julius Hulteen, d. d., Lutheran Polity; L. Wilson Kilgore, b. d., Presbyterian Polity
HARTFORD SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Dea7i — George Ross Wells, m. a., ph. d.
Faculty: George Ross Wells, m. a., ph. d., Psychology; Edna May Baxter, m. a., b. d.. Education; Helen
Marie Edick, m. a., Education
Lecturers: Josephine C. Kurtz, m. a., ph. d.. Psychology; John Paul Williams, b. d., ph. d.. Education
KENNEDY SCHOOL OF MISSIONS
Dean — Malcolm Slack Pitt, m. a., b. d., d. d.
Faculty: Edwin Elliott Calverley, m. a., ph. d., Arabic and Islamics; Malcolm Slack Pitt, m. a., b. d.,
D. D., India; Morris Steggerda, m. a., ph. d.. Anthropology; Homer Hasenpflug Dubs, m. a., b.d.,
PH. D., China; Jay Carleton Field, ph. d., Latin America; Peter Alexander MacDiarmid, b. d., Africa;
Katherine Van Akin Gates, m. a., b. d., Bible, Marathi, Indian Christianity
Lecturers: Eleanor Taylor Calverley, m. d., Physiology, Hygiene, General Medicine; Daniel Johnson
Fleming, ph.d., Missions; Henry Max Hoenigswald, litt. d., Phonetics; Henry Curtiss McDowell,
D. d., Africa; Arthur T. Mosher, m. s.. Rural Missions
The Hartford Theological Seminary, The Hartford School of Religious Education, and The Kennedy
School of Missions are Graduate Schools, interdenominational and coeducational, united in the Hartford
Seminary Foundation, and offer professional training for the urban and rural Ministry, teachers of the Bible
and of Religion, Directors of Religious Education, and for diversified Missionary services. The Case Memo-
rial Library contains over 150,000 volumes and 70,000 pamphlets and subscribes for 400 periodicals.
Five large stone buildings and several brick and stucco buildings on a thirty-acre campus are centrally
located in the Capitol City of Hartford.
The Hartford Theological Seminary offers the degree of b. d. in three years and the s. T. m. to qualified
holders of a b. d. in one year. Also the th. d. in two or more years.
The School of Religious Education offers the degree of m. a. in two years to qualified holders of a b. a.
The Kennedy School of Missions offers specialized missionary training for Missionaries, candidates and
appointees of all Mission Boards. The degree of M. A. is available in two years. (One year for qualified
furloughed missionaries or qualified holders of a b. d.)
The Foundation offers the degree of ph. d. for qualified students enrolled in any of the three schools.
For further information address one of the deans.
1945] Theological Seminaries 35
OBERLIN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY
Oberlin, Ohio
FACULTY
President — Ernest Hatch Wilkins, ph. d., litt. d., ll. d.
Dean — Thomas Weslet Graham, d. d., Homiletics
Francis William Buckler, m. a., m. r. a. s., s. t. d.. Church History
Walter Marshall Horton, b. d., ph. d., s. t. m.. Philosophy of Christianity and Christian Ethics
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 Mat, m. a., b. d., ph. d., Old Testament Language and Literature
Leonard Albert Stidley, b. d., d. d., ph. d., Practical Theology and Religious Education
Dr. Carl H. Kraeling, Professor of New Testament, Yale LTniversity Divinity School, Haskell Lecturer,
1945-46
The Graduate School of Theology provides an 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, Oberlin has sustained a most friendly relationship with Congregational
churches and work.
Equipment — In September of 1931 the School of Theology moved into its present quarters. It occu-
pies 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 of unusual
beauty and utility. The dormitory sections of this quadrangle provide apartments for married students as
well as rooms for single students. Students in the School of Theology use the main library of Oberlin College
which contains 449,654 bound volumes and as many pamphlets. The library 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, recreation rooms, athletic fields, and tennis courts provide ample
facilities for exercise.
Terms of Admission — College graduation and church membership are required. Men and women of
any denomination or race are admitted. This year 12 denominations are represented in the student body.
Degrees in Course — The degrees of Master of Arts, Bachelor of Divinity, and Master of Sacred Theol-
ogy are given. Work toward these degrees is had in courses chosen from a broad range of offerings designed
to provide the most adequate training for parish service at home and abroad.
Special Assets — Students in the Graduate School of Theology have the advantage 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 con-
tributed 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, and an excellent collection of paintings and
other art objects. 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.
36 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1945
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 Weiglb, 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 BibUcal 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
Rev. Hugh Hartshorne, ph. d.. Research Associate in Religion
Rev. Carl Herman Kraeling, ph. d., Buckingham Professor of New Testament Criticism and Inter-
pretation
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
Harald Ingholt, ph. d.. Lecturer in Classics and Biblical Exegesis
Raymond Philip Morris, m. s.. Librarian of the Divinity School
Rev. Albert Cook Outler, ph. d.. Associate Professor of Theology
Rev. Liston Pope, ph. d.. Associate 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 Assistant Dean of the
Divinity School
Rev. Julian Norris Hartt, ph. d.. Assistant Professor of Theology
Ernest William Muehl, ll. b., .\ssistant Professor of Public Speaking
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 scholarship funds of the school are used to create opportunities
through which the students may receive training for their future work.
Application for Admission — Only graduates of colleges or universities of recognized standing are
admitted to the School. Catalogs and forms of application for admission may be obtained by addressing
the Dean, 409 Prospect St., New Haven H, Conn. The next year will begin on Monday, Sept. 23, 1946.
* Deceased.
1945] Theological Seminaries 37
ATLANTA THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY FOUNDATION
Nashville, Tennessee
FACULTY
William James Campbell, m. a., s. t. b., d. d., ll. d., President, Professor Church History
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
William Stuabt Nelson, b. d., ll. d.. Dean of the School of Religion and Professor of Christian Theology
♦Howard W. Thurman, b. d., d. d.. Professor Christian Theology and Dean of the Chapel
Daniel G. Hill, a. b., b. d., m. a., m. 8. t.. Associate Professor of Practical Theology
William E. Carrington, b. d., m. a., s. t. m.. Assistant Professor of Religious Education
J. Calvin Keene, ph. d., Assistant Professor of the History and Philosophy of Religion
William A. Banner, a. b., b. d., m. a.. Assistant Professor of Church History
Frank D. Dohey, a. b., b. d., Assistant Professor of Social Ethics and the Sociology of Religion
Leon E. Wright, a. b., m. a., s. t. b., ph. d.. Assistant Professor of New Testament
Charles C. King, a. b., b. d.. Instructor in Old Testament
Bessie Helena Mayle, a. b., m. a.. Instructor in Religious Education
John Edward Bentley, m. r. e., m. a., th. d.. Part-time Instructor in Religious Education
Robert W. Brooks, m. a., b. d.. Part-time Instructor in Church History and Public Speaking
Ernest C. Smith, b. d., a. m., d. d.. Part-time Instructor in Religious Education
Melvin H. Watson, m. a., b. d., s. t. m., Visiting Professor Christian Theology and Acting Dean of the
Chapel
Hugo B. Schiff, ph. d.. Visiting Professor of Jewish Life and Literature
Relation to Howard University — The School of Religion is one of the ten schools and colleges of
Howard University.
Degrees — It offers work leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Divinity and Master of Arts in Religious
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.
* On leave 1945-1946.
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- and English-speaking Congregational churches of the Middlewest. 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.
Edward Sayleh, m. a., b. d.. Dean, Professor of Sociology
George J. Eisenach, b. d., ph. d., Professor of Church History and Old Testament
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
Herbert E. Wilske, ph. b.. Associate Professor of Practical Theology and New Testament
M. Clark Harshpield, b. d.. Professor of Practical Theology
38 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1945
PACIFIC SCHOOL OF RELIGION
Berkeley 4, CaKf.
Founded by Congregationalists in 1866, 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
Ronald Bridges, a. m., l. h. d., litt. d., President
Herman F. Swartz, m. sc, d. d., ll. d., President Emeritus
/
Dorothy I. Vetter, b. a., cert, in librarianship. 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
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
A. Raymond Grant, d. d.. Lecturer in Homiletics
Verb V. Loper, d. d., Lecturer in Ministerial Practice
Mabel Hill Redpibld, m. a., Lecturer in Sacred Music
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. Bad6 at Tell-en
Nasbeh, and by Dr. McCown in Transjordania.
Pacific School of Religion is on the accredited list of the American Association of Theological Schools.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN COLLEGE COUNCIL
(Organized January 7, 1946)
To further the effectiveness of service to the churches.
To promote a heightened degree of understanding, counsel, advice, and sustaining support toward the
colleges.
The Council meets annually in connection with the meeting of the Association of American Colleges.
The Executive Committee consists of:
President — Walter Gieesbach, Pacific University, Forest Grove, Ore.
Vice-President — Leon E. Smith, Elon College, Elon College, N. C.
Secretary-Treasurer — Bryant Drake, Doane College, Crete, Neb.
Members — J. F. Findlay, Drury College, Springfield, Mo.
Samuel N. Stevens, Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa
Its membership is composed of the presidents of the following colleges, which have a relationship to the
Congregational Christian Churches, through qualifications acceptable to the Division of Christian Educa-
tion, and of the following denominational officials;
Beloit College, Beloit, Wisconsin
Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota
Defiance College, Defiance, Ohio
Doane College, Crete, Nebraska
Drury College, Springfield, Missouri
Elon College, Elon College, North Carolina
Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa
Illinois College, Jacksonville, Illinois
Knox College, Galesburg, Illinois
Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio
Olivet College, Olivet, Michigan
Pacific University, Forest Grove, Oregon
Piedmont College, Demorest, Georgia
Schauffler College, Cleveland, Ohio
Yankton College, Yankton, South Dakota
Executive Vice-President of the Board of Home Missions
General Secretary of the Division of Christian Education
Minister of Student Life, Division of Christian Education
Carey Croneis
Laurence M. Gould
H. Dana Hopkins
Bryant Drake ,
Jambs F. Findlay
Leon E. Smith
Samuel N. Stevens
H. Gary Hudson
William I. Shimer
Malcolm B. Dana
Walter C. Giersbach
Albert R. VanCleave
Earl Vinie
J. Clark Graham
Truman B. Douqlass
Harrt T. Stock
Ralph D. Hyslop
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NECROLOGY
BRIEF BIOGRAPHIES OF CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN
MINISTERS WHOSE DEATHS WERE REPORTED
DURING THE YEAR 1945
In many cases further information is on file in the office of the General Council. This
may be had on request.
Adams, Silas Nelson, 6 Castine, Me, Jan 6, 1855. ed St Louis Medical Coll, grad 1879; Bangor
Theol Sem, grad 1888. ord Cong, South Gardner, Me, June 28, 1888. p South Gardner, Me, 1888-93; West-
brook, Me, 1893-1902; Freeport, Me, 1903-08; Union oh. Concord Junction, Mass, 1908-15; Chester,
NH, 1915-33, p em, 1933-45. Physician, Bucksport, Me, 1879-85. m EUie Ann Foster, Castine, Me, 1882;
3 dau, Ruth (Lord), Mary (Varney) (d), Margaret (Richardson), d Chester, NH, July 15, 1945.
Aldrich, Alice Phillips, 6 London, Eng, May 15, 1866. ord UB, Chattanooga, Tenn, July 7, 1907;
entered Cong fellowship 1916. p Hope ch, St. Louis, Mo (lie), 1904-05; Bethany ch, Chicago, 111, 1919-26.
Dir, Welfare Work, 111 Vigilance Asso, 1919-43. m Mr Phillips, Can; 4 ch, Egbert (d), Violet (Leonard),
Mrs P C Locke, Sheldon Russell (d). d Chicago, 111, Dec 10, 1945.
Alf, Alfred, 6 Linkoping, Swed, Jan 10, 1861. ed Chicago Theol Sem. ord Swed Free Mis, Chicago,
III, Oct 25, 1891; entered Cong fellowship 1921. p Gotebo, Okla (Dutch Ref), 1909-10; Garrison, ND,
1921-22; Petersburg, Neb, 1922-26; Grafton, Neb, 1926-27; Stratton, Colo, 1927-28; 1st ch, Lyons, Colo,
1928-34. My, Swed Free Mis, Canton, China, 1892-96 & 1898-99; vice consul. Canton, China, 1896-98;
rep. Am Bible Soc, Canton, China, 1899-1917. m Ingeborg Elizabeth Rosene, Denver, Colo, 1899; 6 ch,
Alfred Q, Winifred E, Wilfred D, Mildred E, Raymond M, Lilian S. d Portland, Ore, Aug 23, 1945.
Allen, John H, 6 Wake Co, NC, 1858. ord Chr. p Chr chs in NC: Kinches Chapel, Franklin Co;
Pleasant Union ; Pope's Chapel; Maple Temple; Rocky Spring, Granville Co; Oak Level; MoBrooms Chapel,
Alamance Co; Manley Street ch, Raleigh. Pres, Lincoln Conf, NC. m Mildred Harris, Granville Co, NC;
4 sons, James Uyless (d). Wade Hampton, John Alpheus, Henry Burnice. d Durham, NC, Apr 27, 1945.
Anderson, Frank Howard, b Galesburg, 111, Oct 22, 1870. ed Doane Coll; Chicago Theol Sem, BD,
1900. ord Cong, Plainview, Minn, Sept 7, 1900. p Plainview, Minn, 1900-03; Pilgrim ch, Durand, Wis,
1903-05; Newell, Iowa, 1905-09; East Moline & Union ch, Moline, 111, 1909-12; De Pue, 111, 1912-14;
Lawton, Okla, 1914-15; Allison, Iowa, 1915-17; Chapin & Rockwell, Iowa, 1917-20; Plymouth ch, Omaha,
Neb, 1921-26; Mem ch, St Louis, Mo, 1926^2. m Ada M Stone, Omaha, Neb, 1900; 1 son, Howard Stone.
d Omaha, Neb, June 30, 1945.
Armstrong, Joseph Herman, b Titusville, Pa, May 28, 1865. ord Cong, Union, Iowa, Dec 19, 1905.
p Weymouth, Ohio (lay), 1903-04; Terril, Iowa (lie), 1904-05; Union, Iowa, 1905-08; Dunlap, Iowa, 1908-
10; Springcreek & West Springcreek, Pa, 1910-12; Sullivan, Ohio, 1913-19; 2nd ch, Lorain, Ohio, 1919-20;
Thomastown ch. East Akron, Ohio, 1920-22. m Bertha Alice Ford, Linesville, Pa, 1890; 3 dau, Flossie F
(Trupp), Lois A (DaKin), Alice C (Gliemmo). d Ashland, Ohio, Dec 16, 1944.
Atwood, Henry Thayer, 6 North Attleboro, Mass, May 16, 1902. ed St Lawrence Univ, BS, 1928,
BD, 1934. ord Cong, Copenhagen, NY, June 14, 1933. p 1st ch, Copenhagen & Deer River, NY, 1932-36;
1st ch, Bangor, Me (Univ), 1936-40; 1st ch, Brewton, Ala (Univ), 1940-44. m Blanche L. Tait, Gouverneur,
NY, 1928; no ch. d Montgomery, Ala, Nov 8, 1944.
Aumann, William, & Bierde, Westphalia, Germany, July 19, 1875. ed St Chrishona, grad 1904. ord
Cong, Eureka, SD, Sept 15, 1911. p Eureka, SD, 1911-13; Kimama & Nampa, Ida, 1913-17; Emman ch,
Packard, Wash, 1918-20; Salem ch, Sanger, Cal, 1920-25; Emman ch, Farmer & Waterville, Wash, 1925-
30; St John ch. La Crosse, Wash, 1930-40. m Emma Charlotte Stahl, Chicago, 111, 1911; 8 eh, Esther (Vog-
ler), Charlotte (Thompson), Ruth, Victor, Otto (d), Herbert (d), Lothar, Werner (d). d Spokane, Wash,
Mar 21, 1945.
Ballou, Henry Lincoln, b Wallingford, Vt, Sept 22, 1865. ed Amherst Coll, 1888-90; Hartford Theol
Sem, grad 1895. ord Cong, Chester, Vt, Sept 17, 1895. p Chester, Vt, 1895-1919, p em, 1920^5. Prin,
Pleasant Hill Acad, Tenn, 1890-92; sch supt, Chester, Vt, 7 yrs; town rep, Chester, Vt, 1908-09 & 1921-22;
pres, Vt Conf, 1915-16; state sen from Windsor Co, Vt, 1918-19; corp mem, ABCFM. m Carrie May Hub-
bard, Saxtons River, Vt, 1891 ; 3 sons. Earle Hoit, Paul Holton, Donald Henry, d Boston, Mass, Mar 4, 1945.
Bartholomew, Noyes Otis, 6 Mound City, Kans, May 11,1871. ed Washburn Coll, BA, 1898; Chicago
Theol Sem, BD, 1902. ord Cong, Denver, Colo, June 8, 1903. p Linwood, Kans (lie), 1898-99; Gross Park
ch, Chicago, 111, 1901-02; Ohio Ave ch, Denver, Colo, 1902-10; Plymouth ch, Wichita, Kans, 1910-11;
South ch, Rochester, NY, 1911-20; Maplewood, Mo, 1920-28; Milford, NH, 1929-30; 1st ch, Cole Camp
& Eldon, Mo, 1931-34; Muscotah, Kans, 1934-36; 1st ch, Elkader, Iowa, 1936^1; Providence, 111, 1941^3
& Wyanet, 111, 1941-45. Reg, Colo Conf, 1904-10. m Lulu W Adkins, Eldon, Mo, 1930; 5 ch, Roy Otis (d),
Lola Mae, Noyes N, Lloyd C, Claire E. d Chicago, 111, Aug 15, 1945.
Bell, Enoch Frye, b North Hadley, Mass, May 26, 1874. ed Yale Univ, BA, 1898; Auburn Theol
Sem, BD, 1902; Andover Theol Sem, STB, 1906. hon degree, DD, Middlebury Coll, 1925. ord Cong, North
Leominster, Mass, May 23, 1902. My, ABCFM, Japan, 1902-05; asst foreign sec, ABCFM, 1906-10; asso
foreign sec, ABCFM, 1910-21; editorial sec, ABCFM, 1921-43; mem, ABCFM deputation to Japan, 1918,
Mexico, 1919; editor. Missionary Herald, 1921-43; trustee, Central Turkey Coll, Anatolia Coll, Aleppo Coll,
Int Coll (Syria), Clifton Springs San. m Anna Elizabeth Bowman, New Haven, Conn, 1901; 1 son, John
Frye. d Clifton Springs, NY, June 10, 1945. (See Who's Who in America.)
1945] Necrology 43
Bissell, William Foster, 6 Marlboro, Conn, Dec 23, 1872. ed Amherst Coll, BA, 1897; Hartford
Theol Sem, BD, 1902. ord Cong, Warren. Vt, Dec 30, 1902. p Warren, Vt, 1902-05; Londonderry, Vt (sup),
1907; Holland, Mass (sup), 1910; Vershire, Vt, 1912-15; West Townshend, Vt, 1915-21. Gospel Mission,
Utah, 1915-16; retired to farm, as result of accident, 1921. author, Sermons of a New Englander, 1913. m
Climena E Sleeper, Manchester, NH, 1916; 5 ch, Oscar Benton, Bertha May, Howard Kenneth, Mary
Spear, Marguerite Elizabeth, d Westminster, Vt, Dec 22, 1945.
Blakely, Quincy, h Campton, NH, Apr 12, 1872. ed Dartmouth Coll, BA, 1894; Yale Div Sch, BD,
1898. ord Cong, South Glastonbury, Conn, Nov, 1898. v South Glastonbury, Conn, 1898-1905; Farmington,
Conn, 1905-37, p em, 1937-45. author, Farmington, One of the Mother Towns of Connecticut, 1935. m
Anna Mary Twitchell, Northampton, Mass, 1900; 2 sons, Quincy, Jr (d), Edward Twitchell (d). d Hartford,
Conn, June 13, 1945.
Blue, Elijah J, ord Chr, 1912. p St John ch. Adder, NC, 1912-30; Jackson Springs, NC, 1936-37;
Carbonton, Haw River, NC, 1937-41 & St John ch, Addor, NC (2nd pas), 1939-43. d NC, 1943.
Boardman, Charles Watkins, h Shabbona, 111, Nov 11, 1882. ed Beloit Coll, BA, 1907; Chicago
Theol Sem, BD, 1912. ord Cong, Chicago, 111, May 11, 1912. p Hackley, Wis (lay), 1908-09; Big Rock,
111 (lie), 1909-11; Morton Park, 111, 1911-13; Union ch, Oglesby, 111 (indep), 1913-17; Delavan, Wis,
1919-36; Fort Atkinson, Wis, 1937-45. Capt, World War I, 1917-19. m Irmgard Heth, Beloit, Wis, 1908;
3 sons, Eugene Powers, Henry Mills, Robert Speer. d Fort Atkinson, Wis, Aug 30, 1945.
Boren, Frank Eugene, 6 Springfield, Mo, Mar 14, 1871. ed Drake Univ. ord Disc, Saratoga, Cal;
1905; entered Cong fellowship 1930. p Saratoga, Cal (Disc), 1904-08; Vacaville, Cal (Disc), 1908-12,
Alton, Cal, 1915-18 & Com ch, Hydesville, Cal (Disc & Cong), 1915-29; Kenwood, Cal, 1929-45. m Maud
Belle Quirey, Kansas City, Mo, 1898; 2 sons, Paul Stewart, Herbert Willetts. d Kenwood, Cal, June 7, 1945.
Bosworth, Linneus Marshall, 6 Canton, Me, July 26, 1863. ed Newton Theol Sem, grad 1890. ord
Bapt, South Penobscot, Me, Aug 26, 1891; entered Cong fellowship 1905. p South Penobscot, Me (Bapt),
1890-93; Lamoine, Me (Bapt), 1893-97; Harpswell, Me (Bapt), 1897-99; Jay, Me (Bapt), 1899-1901;
Gilead, Me (Bapt), 1901-03; Bristol, Me, 1905-06;lst ch & 2nd ch. Deer Isle, Me, 1906-09; Millbridge, Me,
1909-11; Goshen, Mass, 1911-15; Cohasset ch, Beechwood, Mass, 1916-26; Framingham ch, Saxonville,
Mass, 1926-29; West Tisbury, Mass, 1930-39. m Annie G Sellers, Penobscot, Me, 1895 (d); 3 dau, Dorothy
(O'Donnell), Marguerite (Weston), Hope (Spatcher). d Attleboro, Mass, Dec 28, 1945.
Bradley, Henry Stiles, h Jackson Co, Ga, Mar 22, 1869. ed Emory Univ, Ga, BA, 1891; grad study,
Emory Univ. hon degree, DD, Univ of Ga, 1905. ord Meth, Oxford, Ga, 1891; entered Cong fellowship 1909.
p Trinity ch, Atlanta, Ga (Meth), 1901-05; St John's ch, St Louis, Mo (Meth), 1905-09; Piedmont ch,
Worcester, Mass, 1909-20; State St ch, Portland, Me, 1920-28. Prof, Biology, 1890-1901 & vice pres, 1899-
1901, Emory Univ. author, Christianity as Taught by Christ, 1905. m Mary Emma Stafford, Barnesville,
Ga, 1893; no ch. d Atlanta, Ga, Oct 1, 1945. (See Who's Who in America, Vol XX, 1938-39.)
Brown, Christian Ozro, b Advance, Ind, Sept 24, 1869. ed Union Chr Coll, Merom, Ind; Defiance
Coll. ord Chr, Sumner, 111, Sept, 1892. p Mt Zion, Ohio; Union, Ohio; Defiance, Ohio, 1902-03; Castile, NY,
1903-04; Otega, NY, 1905-06; Lewisburg, Pa, 1906-07; Columbia Ave ch, Indianapolis, Ind, 1908-10;
Milmine, 111, 1910-12; Rural Grove, NY, 1913-15; Schultzville, NY, 1916-17; Vaughnsville, Ohio, 1917-
18; Brushton, NY, 1919-21; Morganville, NY, 1923-26; East Cobleskill, NY, 1927-28; Machias, NY,
1929-30; Redfield, NY, 1933-37. m Viola V Reed, Robinson, 111, 1892; 1 dau, Mrs James W Kemmerer.
d Orwell, NY, Sept 20, 1945.
Bryant, Charles Montague, 6 Austerlitz, NY, .4LUg 12, 1859. ord Cong, Williamstown, Mass, Apr
19, 1906. p White Oaks ch, Williamstown, Mass (lie), 1903-06; 1st ch, Torrington, Conn, 1906-12; New
Lebanon, NY, 1912-19; Newark Valley, NY, 1919-24; Feeding Hills, Mass, 1924-27; South Egremont,
Mass, 1927-31. YMCA sec, 1884-97. m Julia E Ives, Cheshire, Conn, 1881 (d 1887); 1 dau, Edith Julia
(d): m Ella C Beach, Cheshire, Conn, 1891 (d 1931). d Pittsfield, Mass, Jan 13, 1945.
Buckham, John Wright, 6 Burlington, Vt, Nov 5, 1864. ed Univ of Vt, BA, 1885; Andover Theol
Sem, BD, 1888. hon degree, DD, Univ of Vt, 1904. ord Cong, Conway, NH, Aug 9, 1888. p 2nd ch, Conway,
NH, 1888-90; Crombie St ch, Salem, Mass, 1890-1903. Prof, Theology & Christian Ethics, Pacific Sch of
Relig, 1903-37, prof em, 1937-^5; Taylor lect, Yale Univ, 1914; chnan, Commn on Cong Theology, Int
Cong Council, 1920. author. Whence Cometh Help, 1902; Christ and the Eternal Order, 1906; Personality
and the Christian Ideal, 1909; John Knox McLean, 1914; Mysticism and Modern Life, 1915; Progressive
Religious Thought in America, 1919; Religion as Experience, 1922; The Humanity of God, 1928; Christi-
anity and Personality, 1936; The Inner World, 1941. m Helen Elizabeth Willard, Burlington, Vt, 1889;
3 ch, Margaret, Willard Bayard, Sidney Hickok. d Oakland, Cal, Mar 30, 1945. (See Who's Who in America.)
Burgess, Gideon Albert, 6 Providence, RI, May 29, 1854. ed Brown Univ, BA, 1878, MA, 1881 ;
Cobb Div Sch, Bates Coll, grad 1881. hon degree, DD, Rio Grande Coll, Ohio, 1895. ord FW Bapt, Green-
ville, RI, Nov 22, 1882; entered Cong fellowship 1896. p 1st ch, Greenville, RI (FW Bapt), 1882-88; 1st
ch, Minneapolis, Minn, 1888-90; Washington St ch, Toledo, Ohio, 1896-1900; Union ch, Berea, Ky, 1901-
03; Darlington ch, Pawtucket, RI, 1904-10; Thornton, RI, 1910-15. Sec, RI SS Asso, 1884-89; pres,
Parker Coll, Winnebago, Minn, 1890-96; chap, Berea Coll, 1901-03; supt, RI Home Mis Soc & Conf, 1910-
28. co-author. Free Will Baptist Cyclopedia, 1889. m Emma Augusta Steere, Greenville, RI, 1884; 3 ch,
Paul Steere, Albert White (d), Esther Williams (Oakes). d Greenville, RI, Mar 4, 1945.
Burgess, Hubert Frederick, 6 San Francisco, Cal, Dec 25, 1864. ed Oberlin Theol Sem, grad 1890.
ord Cong, Portland, Ore, Feb 18, 1892. p 1st ch, Oakland, Cal (asst), 1892-93; Auburn, Cal, 1893-1904;
2nd ch, Oakland, Cal, 1904-06; Fed ch, Sunnyside, Wash, 1906-13; Fauntleroy ch, Seattle, Wash, 1913-
44 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1945
29; Com ch, Alderwood Manor, Wash, 1929-45. m Coroline Augusta Abernethy, Myrtle Point, Ore, 1894
(d 1937); 5 ch, Henrietta (Dahlin), Fidelia (Price), Carolyn (Darrah), Margaret (McAnnulty), Hubert
Abernethy. d Alderwood Manor, Wash, Mar 20, 1945.
Burkhardt, Hermann Paul, 6 Gera, Germany, Sept 17, 1862. ord Cong, 1891. p Kulm, ND, 1895-98
& Alberta, ND, 1896-98; Springfield, Mo, 1898-1903; Fort Collins, Colo, 1903-06 & Windsor, Colo, 1904-
05; Wellington, Colo, 1907-10; Zion ch, Norfolk, Neb, 1910-14; Monroe, Neb, 1914-15; Zion ch, Watkins,
Colo, 1919-23; Free Evang ch, Denver, Colo, 1916-45. m Amalia Magdanz, Germany (d)\ 5 ch: m Barbara
Geiser {d 1940) ; 1 son. d Denver, Colo, Aug 19, 1945.
Campbell, Henry Guy, 6 Effingham, 111, June 24, 1881. ed Austin Coll, grad 1904; grad study, Law-
rence Coll, Univ of Wis, Hamline Univ. ord Meth, La Crosse, Wis, Sept 2, 1923; entered Cong fellowship
1929. p Blanchardville, Wis (Meth) (lie), 1915-17; Belmont, Wis (Meth), 1924-27; Decatur, 111 (Meth),
1927-29; Fed ch, Bruce & 1st ch, ApoUonia, Wis, 1929-31; 1st ch, Prescott, Wis, 1931-35; Pilgrim ch,
Durand, Wis, 1935-37; Granville, 111, 1937-39; Plymouth ch, Dunkirk, Ind, 1940-42; Pittsfield, 111, 1944-
45. YMCA sec, Ft Sill, Okla, World War I; asst field dir. Am Red Cross, Camp Blanding, Fla & Ft Bragg,
NC, 1942-44. m Sibyl Loy, Effingham, 111, 1905; 1 son, Ned F. d Pittsfield, 111, Feb 18, 1945.
Carlton, Vivian Albert, 6 Richland Center, Wis, Feb 4, 1860. ed Western Coll (now Coe Coll), Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, BA, 1885; Bonebrake Theol Sem, grad 1891. ord UB, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Apr 2, 1886;
entered Cong fellowship 1906. p Vinton, Iowa (UB), 1885-87; Hudson, Iowa (UB), 1887-89; Miamisburg,
Ohio (UB), 1890-91; Tipton, Iowa (UB), 1891-92; Lisbon, Iowa (UB), 1892-95; Cedar Rapids, Iowa ■
(UB), 1895-97; Harvey ch. Clarion & Rowan, Iowa, 1906-13. Dist supt, UB chs, Iowa, 1897-1906. m Addie
Lambert, Castalia, Iowa, 1885 (d); 3 dau, lone Vivian (Lee), Luella F, Leda A. d Mason City, Iowa, Oct
15, 1945.
Carter, Robert Eber, 6 Yonkers, NY, May 18, 1865. ed Princeton Univ, BA, 1885, MS, 1886; Union
Theol Sem, grad 1889. ord Presb, Carlisle, Pa, June 20, 1889; entered Cong fellowship 1894. p Lebanon, Pa
(Presb), 1889-94; 1st ch, Washington, Conn, 1894-1925, p em, 1925^5. m Emma R Sterling, Bridgeport,
Conn, 1890; 4 ch, Alice P (Foy), E Sterling, Helen J (Brinsmade) (d), Rebecca (McConnell). d Poughkeepsie,
NY, Aug 14, 1945.
Chapman, Raymond Andrews, 6 Bethel, Me, Oct 10, 1887. ed Dartmouth Coll, BA, 1916; Bangor
Theol Sem, grad 1913; Andover Theol Sem, STB, 1913; grad study. Harvard Univ. ord Cong, Sharon, Vt,
July 22, 1913. p Sharon, Vt, 1913-16; 1st ch, Hyde Park, Mass (asst), 1917-18; St John's ch, Kingston,
NY (Episc), 1922; St Stephen's ch, Boston, Mass (Episc), 1922-34. SS supt, Leyden ch, Brookline, Mass,
1916-17; chap & tea, Asheville Sch for Boys, Asheville, NC, 1918-21. Unmarried, d Boston, Mass, July
20, 1944.
Chapman, Richard Knill, h Chester, Eng, June 22, 1861. ed Guelph Coll, Can, BS, 1882; Potomac
Univ, BD, 1922. ord Meth, Minn, Sept 12, 1888; entered Cong fellowship 1893; entered US fellowship 1902.
p Meth chs, Minn, 1888-92; Wells, Norfolk, Eng, 1893-1902; Gettysburg, SD, 1902-04; Gann Valley, SD,
1904-06; Carthage, SD, 1906-07; Mitchell, Iowa, 1907-09; Tripoli, Iowa, 1909-12; Manson & Center ch,
Manson, Iowa, 1912-14; DeWitt, Iowa, 1914-16; Granada, Minn, 1919-22; Walnut Grove, Minn, 1922-
29. m Martha Babcock, Wrightstown, Minn, 1887; 6 ch. Samel Charles {d), Rachel (Paulson), Annie (Hill),
Jessie (Abel), Richard Knill, Jr, Horace A. d Fairmont, Minn, Feb 20, 1945.
Clapp, Raymond Gilmore, 6 Boston, Mass, May 9, 1879. ed Boston Univ, BA, 1900; Yale Div
Sch, BD, 1903, MA, 1904; Hooker Fellow, Univ of Gottingen & Univ of Berlin, 1904-06. hon degree, DD,
Amer Int Coll, Springfield, Mass, 1929. ord Cong, South Boston, Mass, June 13, 1907. p Stafford Springs,
Conn, 1910-13; 1st Trin ch, Lowell, Mass, 1913-17; Walnut Hills ch, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1920-24; Kingston,
NH, 1941-^4. Inst & dir of relig work, Yale Div Sch, 1904-10; YMCA work, US & abroad, 1917-20; pres,
SchaufHer Coll, 1924-41; vice pres, Asso of Church Social Workers, 1933-41. m Janet Newland Harris,
Hartford, Conn, 1909; 2 ch, Robert Allan, Dorothy Stuart (Bancroft), d Boston, Mass, June 21, 1945.
Coate, Robert Manalcus, 6 Poplar Grove, Ind, May 28, 1864. ed Univ of Mich, Oberlin Coll, North-
western Univ. ord Cong, Canton, SD, Sept 30, 1895. p Canton, SD, 1895-98; Erwin, SD, 1898-1901. In
charge. Printing Dept, Atlanta Univ, Ga. m Edith Hall, Peru, Ind, 1896; no ch. d Ypsilanti, Mich, Jan 15,
1945.
Cooledge, Charles Edwin, 6 Lowell, Mass, Aug 10, 1847. ed Amherst Coll, 1866-67; Andover Theol
Sem, grad 1870, grad study, 1883-84. ord Cong, Holyoke, Mass, May 24, 1871. p 1st ch, Holyoke, Mass,
1871-72; Union ch. North Brookfield, Mass, 1872-74; Westminster, Mass, 1874-82; 4th ch, Haverhill,
Mass, 1883-85; Collinsville, Conn, 1885-1911. author. The Sunny Side of Bereavement; The Religious Life
of Goethe; The Triumph of the Passive Virtues, m Claire Louise Burns, Boston, Mass, 1878 (d 1930); no
ch. d Franklin, Mass, Feb 12, 1942.
Cox, Sydney Herbert, h Richmond, Surrey, Eng, Mar 30, 1869. ed Union Theol Sem, 1896-97. ord
Cong, Jersey City, NJ, Nov 9, 1897. p 1st ch, Jersey City, NJ (lie), 1897-98; Lee Ave ch, Brooklyn, NY,
1898-1901; Bethany ch. New York, NY, 1901-07; Ch of the Evangel, Brooklyn, NY, 1907-10; Central
ch, Philadelphia, Pa, 1910-13; Trinity ch, Perth, W Australia, 1914-18; Melbourne, Australia (sup), 1918;
Malvern, Australia, 1919-22; Bourke St ch, Sydney, NSW, 1923; Pennant Hills, NSW, 1931-35. Mod,
Pa Conf, 1910-12; editor. Western Congregationalist, 1914-18, Trumpet, 1923-30, NSW Congregationalist.
Wife & son survive, d Sydney, Australia, 1942.
Cummings, George Herbert, 6 Newport, NH, Nov 26, 1858. ed Amherst Coll, BA, 1880; Hartford
Theol Sem, grad 1886. ord Cong, Thompson, Conn, May 24, 1888. p Middletown, Conn (lie asst), 1886-88;
Thompson, Conn, 1888-1900; Danville, Vt, 1901-07; West Boylston, Mass, 1907-16; Thorndike, Mass,
1945] Necrology 45
1916-21; Dracut, Mass, 1921-23; Norton, Mass, 1923-29. Tea, Newtown, Conn, 1880-Sl, North Brookfield,
Mass, 1881-83; editor. The Monthly Record, Thompson, Conn, 1894-1900. m Mary Emily Kimball.
Amherst, Mass, 1886 (d); 5 ch, Herbert Kimball, Charles Henry, George Clarence, Mary Louise (Bigelow),
William Barton, d Springfield, Mass, Nov 3, 1945.
Cunningham, WiUiam, b 1859. ord Chr, Ind, 1910. p Bethel, Clinton Co & Whetstone, 1912 & Iron-
wood. 1912-15 & Dundee, 1913 & Mt Zion, Ind, 1913-15; Pike's Peak ch, Yorktown, 1916-20 & South
Liberty, 1916-17 & Marklesville, 1918-31 & Union Valley, 1918-19 & Iron wood (2nd pas), 1921 & Teters-
burgch, Tipton, 1922-31 & South Liberty, Ind (2nd pas), 1923-25; Pike's Peak ch, Yorktown, Ind (2nd
pas), 1934-37. Pres, Ind Miami Reserve Conf ; tea, pub schs, Ind. d Alexandria, Ind, Aug 9, 1944.
Cutler, Frederick Morse, 6 Elizabeth, NJ, Apr 23, 1874. ed Columbia Univ, BA, 1895; Union Theol
Sem, BD, 1898; Clark Univ, PhD, 1922. ord Presb, Passaic, NJ, June 8, 1898; entered Cong fellowship
1898. V Wallington, NJ (Presb), 1897-98; Armour, SD, 1898-1901; Ashland, Mass, 1901-03; Edgartown,
Mass, 1903-08; Hudson, Mass, 1908-12; Wenham, Mass, 1912-17. Chap, 55th Artil, CAC, US Army,
AEF, 1917-19; prof. History, Univ of Porto Rico, 1922-25; asst prin. State Teachers Coll, Worcester, Mass,
1925-26; asst prof. Sociology, Mass State Coll, 1926-43. author, The Old First Massachusetts Coast Artil-
lery in War and Peace, 1917; The 55th Artillery in the A.E.F., 1920; History of Military Conscription,
1922; Sociological Laws, 1924. m Lillian Maria Metcalf, Ashland, Mass, 1903; 1 ch (d). d Northampton,
Mass, Dec 26, 1944. (See Who's Who in America.)
Davidson, John Nelson, 6. near Galena, 111, Oct 21, 1848. ed Doane Coll, BA, 1880; Leipzig Univ,
1884-85; Beloit Coll, BA, 1888, MA, 1891. ord Cong, Stoughton, Wis, Nov 27, 1888. p Stoughton, Wis,
1888-91; North Side ch, Milwaukee, Wis, 1891-93; Two Rivers, Wis, 1893-1901; Dousman, Wis, 1901-()5;
Green Lake, Wis, 1905-13; Black Earth, Wis, 1918-21. Historian, Wis Conf. author. In Unnamed Wisconsin,
1895; The Rhymed Story of Wisconsin, 1901; Book of the Green Lake Manse, 1913. Unmarried, d Crete,
Neb, Dec 20, 1945.
Davis, Robert H, h Uxbridge, Ont, Can, May 9, 1872. ed Univ of Manitoba, Can, BA, 1906; Wesley
Coll, Can, BD, 1908; Yale Div Sch, BD, 1911; Yale Univ, MA, 1914. ord Meth, Medicine Hat, Alberta,
Can, 1908; entered Cong fellowship 1913. p Kitts Coty, Alberta, Can (Meth), 1908-10; Bethlehem, Conn,
1913-15; Woodbury, Conn, 1915-17; Woodbridge, Conn, 1917-18; Colebrook, Conn, 1919-23; Canaari,
Conn, 1923-35; Abington, Conn, 1935-44. Tea, pub schs, Ontario, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Can, 1891-93 &
1898-1908; my. Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Can (Meth), 1893-98; prof, Columbian Coll, Brit
Columbia, Can, 1912-13; prof. Philosophy, Washburn Coll, Kans, 1918-19; town rep, Pomfret, Conn, 1943.
m Ruth Elizabeth Hollenback, Bethlehem, Conn, 1917; 4 ch, Isobel, May, Ruth Bailey, Robert Herbert,
Jeannette. d Putnam, Conn, Jan 9, 1945.
Day, Thomas, h Long Eaton, Derbyshire, Eng, June 14, 1869. ord Cong, Monson, Me, June 4, 1915.
p 2 pas, Eng (Meth) 1903-10; Tabusintac, New Brunswick, Can (Meth), 1910-13; Swan's Island, Me
(Meth), 1913; Monson, Me, 1914-18; Forest Ave ch, Bangor, Me, 1918-20; Cornish & East Baldwin, Me,
1920-26; Fed ch. Turner, Me, 1926-41; Blanchard, Me (summer pas), 1941. m Alice Sarah Gostick, Long
Eaton, Derbyshire, Eng, 1895; 2 ch, Constance, Arthur R. d Monson, Me, Aug 26, 1945.
DeGroff, Charles Fremont, 6 Misha Maukwa, Wis, July 8, 1862. ed SD Coll, Brookings, SD. ord
Cong, Armour, SD, Oct 27, 1897. p Revillo, SD (lie), 1894-95; Firesteel & Letcher & Perry, SD, 1896-1903;
Waubay, SD, 1908-11. Publisher, Letcher (SD) Chronicle, 1903-08, 1911-44. m Linda M Allen, Springfield,
SD, 1894 (d); 1 son, Allen, d Mitchell, SD, May 29, 1945.
Denney, Oscar Harring, h Rio Grande, Gallia Co, Ohio, July 10, 1860. ed Rio Grande Coll, Ohio,
1878-82; Hillsdale Coll, Mich, 1884-85; Curry's Sch of Expression, Mass, 1896-97. ord FW Bapt, Pleasant
Plain, Ohio, Dec 17, 1882; entered Cong fellowship 1898. p Gilberts Mills, NY (FW Bapt); Odessa, NY
(FW Bapt); Northside ch, Elmira, NY (FW Bapt), 1890-94; Mt Vernon ch, Lowell, Mass (FW Bapt),
1894-98; Columbia ch, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1898-1901; Marshall, 111, 1905-07; Candor, NY, 1907-11; St
Luke's ch, Elmira, NY, 1915-20; Seneca Falls, NY, 1922-24; Com ch, New Port Richey, Fla, 1924-29;
Christ ch. North Miami, Fla, 1931-35. m Irene Lambert, Fort Ancient, Ohio, 1884 (d 1888): m Lillian M
Lanning, Borden, NY, 1892; no ch. d Canandaigua, NY, Jan 7, 1945.
Derby, Alfred Eugene, h Manistee, Mich, Sept 2, 1879. ed Bus Coll, Manistee, Mich; Willamette
Univ, Salem, Ore; Garrett Biblical Inst, Evanston, 111. ord Meth, Yakima, Wash, 1912; entered Cong fellow-
ship 1926. p Peshastin, Wash, 1926-28; Bingen & Lyle & Stevenson & White Salmon, Wash, 1928-34;
Peshastin, Wash (2nd pas), 1934-36; Lewiston Orchards, Ida, 1936-39. Chap, US Navy, World War I.
d Anacortes, Wash, Dec, 1945.
Dickerman, Josiah Pope, b Foxboro, Mass, June 11, 1865. ed Amherst Coll, BA, 1886; Harvard Med
Sch, 1886-87; Yale Div Sch, 1887-90; Chicago Theol Sem, grad 1893; grad study. Harvard Univ, 1909-10.
ord Cong, Lynxville, Wis, June 1, 1891. p Lynxville, Wis, 1890-92; Amboy, 111, 1893-94; Forest Heights ch,
Minneapolis, Minn, 1895-96; Fairmount, Minn, 1896-99; Worthington, Minn, 1899-1900; Pontiac, Mich,
1904-06; Crookston, Minn, 1906-08; Montevideo, Minn, 1908-09; Trinity ch. North Attleboro, Mass,
1910-12; Dorset, Vt, 1916-17; Goffstown, NH, 1918-21; Deep River, Conn, 1922-23; 1st ch, Ludlow, Mass,
1923-24; Bennington, NH, 1924-26; Harpswell, Me, 1928. With Provident Life & Trust Co, Boston, Mass,
1900-04. m Nellie Pardee Douglas, Milwaukee, Wis, 1893 (d) ; 1 son (d). d Mansfield, Mass, May 4, 1945.
Dowd, Squire, 6 1855. ord Chr, 1885. p Maple Temple, Raleigh, NC; Red Hill, NC, 1915-17; Mt
Vernon, NC, 1918-19; St Delight ch, Louisburg, NC, 1919^0, also serving Beaver Chapel, Zebulon, NC.
d Raleigh, NC, Sept 10, 1945.
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Downing, David, 6 Randolph Co, Ind, Dec 11, 1874. ord Chr, Albany, Ind, 1918. p Keystone, Ind;
Bluffton, Ind (Wes Meth). Farmer, m Betty Ann Willis, Randolph Co, Ind, 1900 (d): m Betty Downing,
1939. d Decatur, Ind, Apr 20, 1944.
Drake, Edward Alexander, 6 Chicago, 111, May 11, 1871. ed Lake Forest Coll, BA, 1894; Auburn
Theol Sem, grad 1897. ord Ref, Manito, 111, Oct 19, 1897; entered Cong fellowship, 1911. p Manito, 111 (Ref),
1897-1903; Pennsylvania Lane, 111 (Ref), 1903-07; Cabery, 111 (Presb), 1907-10; Fremont Ave ch, Minne-
apolis, Minn, 1910-20; 38th St ch, Minneapolis, Minn, 1920-30; Corona, Cal, 1930-33; Fed ch, Sherburn,
Minn, 1933-38; Echo & Wood Lake (Meth) (sup), 1938-40; Excelsior, Minn, 1940-45. m Lydia Van Or-
strand, 1901 (d 1905); 1 son, Charles Herbert: m Gertrude Robinson, Emington, 111, 1907; 1 son, Paul
Edward, d Excelsior, Minn, Oct 16, 1945,
Drysdale, Euphemia, b Alva, Scot, Nov 12, 1870. ed Radcliffe Coll, BA, 1906; Bangor Theol Sem,
1919-20. ord Cong, Windsor, Mass, July 10, 1923. p Windsor, Mass, 1923-38, p em, 1939-^5. City my,
Maverick ch, East Boston, Mass, 10 yrs. Unmarried, d Pittsfield, Mass, Sept 22, 1945.
Ellis, Walter March, 6 Nevin, Adams Co, Iowa, Aug 24, 1859. ed Tabor Coll, Iowa, BA, 1882;
Yale Div Sch, BD, 1887. ord Cong, Howard, SD, Oct 25, 1884. p Howard, SD, 1884-85; Mayville, ND,
1887-89; Tomahawk, Wis, 1889-92; Elroy, Wis, 1892-1901; Endeavor, Wis, 1901-09, 1913-16 & 1925-27 &
Moundville, Wis (Meth), 1925-27; Ashland, Wis, 1927-29. Prin, Endeavor -(Wis) Acad, 1902-25; inst,
Northland Acad, Ashland, Wis, 1927-29; editor. Church Life, Wis, 1901-03. author. Values, 1938. m Hattie
M Quatermass, Oshkosh, Wis, 1890 {d) ; 9 ch, BessieD, Alden Q (d), Robert H, Arthur S, Ruth P (Simonis),
Margaret S (Langford), W Harold, Dorothy (Aurin), Katherine A (Olson) : m, Mrs Eliza Starr Hill, Manches-
ter, Conn, 1931 (d). d Milwaukee, Wis, Nov 10, 1945.
Evans, Edwyn, 6 Langher, Glamorganshire, S Wales, Mar 26, 1879. ed Old College, Carmarthan, S
Wales; Presb Coll, S Wales, ord Cong, Aberbargoed, S Wales, Dec 14, 1908; entered US fellowship 1910.
p Dwight, ND, 1910-11; Amenia, ND, 1911-16; Glenwood, Iowa, 1916-19; Chillicothe, 111, 1919; Hopkins,
Minn, 1919-21; Glencoe, Minn, 1921-23; Calumet, Mich, 1923-29; 1st ch. Bay City, Mich, 1929-34; Reed
City, Mich, 1935-38; Belding, Mich, 1938-41. m Mary Browning, Holland, Mich, 1933; no ch. d Grand
Rapids, Mich, Jan 10, 1945.
Ewing, William Edgar, 6 Vinton Co, Ohio, Mar 17, 1876. ed Rio Grande Coll, Ohio: Defiance Coll.
ord Chr, Nelsonville, Ohio, Sept 18, 1911. p Chr chs in Gallia Co & Hocking Co, Ohio, 1911-16; Lebanon,
Ohio, 1916-27; Mt Sterling, Ohio, 1927-39; Five Points & Lees Creek, Ohio, 1940^4. m Corlie May Price,
1897 (d 1936) ; 3 ch, Gladys (Furst), Robert Price, William Hollis: m Edna Reay, 1940. d Mt Sterling, Ohio,
Jan 22, 1945.
Ferrier, William Warren, h Metz, Ind, July 18, 1855. ed Otterbein Coll, BA, 1878, MA, 1879; Lane
Sem, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1887-88. hon degree, DD, Otterbein Coll, 1904. ord Cong, Port Angeles, Wash, Dec
13, 1892. p Port Townsend, Wash (lie), 1889-90; Brooklyn ch, Seattle, Wash (lie), 1891-92; Port Angeles,
Wash, 1892-93; Pacific Grove, Cal, 1894-96. Editor, The Pacific, 1897-1920. author, Origin and Develop-
ment of the University of California, 1930 ; Berkeley, California — The Story of the Evolution of a Hamlet
into a City of Culture and Commerce, 1933; Ninety Years of Education in California, 1846-1936, 1937;
Henry Durant, First President of the University of California, 1941. m Adessa J Jarvis, Ohio, 1881; 1 son,
William Warren, Jr: m Rosa M Buel, Oakland, Cal, 1910. d Berkeley, Cal, Aug 20, 1945. (See Who's Who in
America.)
Fifield, James William, b Berrien Springs, Mich, May 30, 1868. ed Wheaton Coll, MA, 1893; Chicago
Theol Sem, BD, 1893. hon degree, DD, Wheaton Coll, 1900. ord Cong, Chicago, 111, Feb 27, 1894. p Covenant
ch, Chicago, 111, 1894-95; Warren Ave ch, Chicago, 111, 1895-1902; 1st ch, Kansas City, Mo, 1902-04, p em,
1904-45. Evang, Kansas City, Mo, after 1904. m Mary Irene Stoddard, Wheaton, 111, 1890 (d 1945); 6 ch,
Lawrence Wendell, Sumner Ernest, James William, Jr, Margaret (Brovra), Mary (Wilson), Paul Charles,
d Kansas City, Mo, May 15, 1945.
Fiske, George Walter, 6 Holliston, Mass, June 3, 1872. ed Amherst Coll, BA, 1895, MA, 1898; Hart-
ford Theol Sem, BD, 1898; Boston Univ, PhD, 1919. hondegree, DD, Amherst, 1925. ord Cong, Huntington,
Mass, Oct 25, 1898. p 2nd ch, Huntington, Mass, 1898-1900; South Hadley Falls, Mass, 1900-03; High
Street ch. Auburn, Me, 1903-07. Prof, Practical Theol & Relig Ed, Oberlin Grad Sch of Theol, 1907-37,
prof em, 1937^5; junior dean, 1908-21, acting dean, 1928, Oberlin Grad Sch of Theol; exchange prof, Amer
Univ of Beirut, 1937-38. author. Boy Life and Self Government, 1910; The Challenge of the Country, 1912;
Finding the Comrade God, 1918; Community Forces for Religious Education, Middle Adolescence, 1921,
Early Adolescence, 1922; Jesus' Ideals of Living, 1922; Purpose in Teaching Religion, 1927; The Changing
Family, 1928; The Christian Family, 1929; The Recovery of Worship, 1931; In a College Chapel, 1932; A
Study of Jesus' Own Religion, 1932; Studies in Spiritual Energy, 1933; Problems of Christian Life Today,
1934. m Alice May Stewart, Hopkinton, Mass, 1898; 1 dau, Margaret S (Hilliard). d Framingham, Mass,
Oct 10, 1945. (See Who's Who in America.)
Fogg, Charles Grant, 6 Westbrook, Me, June 28, 1868. ed Bowdoin Coll, BA, 1896; Bangor Theol
Sem, grad 1894. ord Cong, Post Mills, Vt, Jan 20, 1897. p Post Mills & West Fairlee, Vt, 1896-99; Union,
Conn, 1899-1903; Outer Long Island, Me, 1903-05; Staff ordville. Conn, 1905-07; West Tisbury, Mass,
1908-10; Royalston, Mass, 1910-15; Hampton, Conn, 1915-20; Union ch, Dennis, Mass, 1921-24; West
Gloucester, Mass, 1924-31. m Nellie Maria Burnham, Dorchester, Mass, 1898 (d 1943); 1 son, Edwin
Willard. d Boston, Mass, May 24, 1945.
Forsythe, John W, h near Bellaire, Ohio, Oct 20, 1876. ed Defiance Coll. ord Chr, Lees Creek, Ohio,
Aug 22, 1912. p Chr chs, 1912-32: Lees Creek, Ohio; Raymond, Ohio; Columbus, Ohio; Majenica, Ind;
Clarksburg, Ohio; Centerville, Ohio; Milford Center, Ohio. Evang, Ohio Central Chr Conf , 20 yrs. m Lulu A
Kitchen. Springfield, Ohio, 1918; 2 ch, Claude J, Esther Jeannette (d). d Raymond, Ohio, Mar 25, 1944.
1945] Necrology 47
Foster, James Lee, 6 Alamance Co, NC, Jan 11, 1863. ord Chr, Graham, NC, Nov 1886. p Alamance
Co & Wake Co, NC, 1883-89; Mt Auburn & Raleigh, NC, 1889-1902; Good Hope, Oak Level, Pope's
Chapel, Shallow Well, Wentworth, Youngsville, NC, 1903-07 & Mt Auburn, NC (2nd pas), 1906-12; Cen-
terville & Waverlv, Va, 1912-24 & Spring Hill, Va, 1920-24; Good Hope, NC (2nd pas), 1925-26; Salem
Chapel, Va, 1927-30; Graham & Niagara, NC, 1938-43. Supt, Elon Chr Orphanage, Elon College, NC,
1906-12. m M>Ttle White, Raleigh, NC, 1890; 2 ch, Mary Lee, James Lee, Jr. d Elon College, NC, Sept 28,
1945.
Foxall, Thomas, Jr, 6 Chester, Eng, June 14, 1892. ed Bangor Theol Sem, grad 1919; Amherst Coll,
BA, 1925. ord Cong, Derrv, NH, June 17, 1921. p South Veazie, Me (stud sup), 1918-19; Windham, Mass
(Presb), 1919-21; Sunderland, Mass, 1921-26; Hope ch, Worcester, Mass, 1926-37; Fed ch, Bloomfield,
Conn, 1937^5. Inst, Pinkerton Acad, Derry, NH. m Mary Elizabeth Sefton, Derry, NH, 1917; 4 ch, Carolyn
Elizabeth, Thomas, III, Charles Sefton, Richard Alfred, d Bloomfield, Conn, Aug 14, 1945.
Fraser, Arthur Elieda, 6 Portage, Wis, Dec 23, 1870. ed Beloit Coll, BA, 1894; Yale Div Sch, BD,
1898. ord Cong, Lake Mills, Wis, Oct 13, 1899. p United ch. New Haven, Conn (lie asst), 1898-99; Lake
Mills, Wis, 1899-1900; Hillside ch, Colorado Springs, Colo, 1901-02; Coal Creek, Colo, 1902-04; Ivanhoe ch,
Kansas City, Mo, 1904-06; Arkansas City, Kans, 1907-08; New Hampton, Iowa, 1909-10; Plymouth ch,
Madison, Wis, 1910-12; Oak Park oh, Traverse City, Mich, 1913-14; New Richmond & Star Praine, Wis,
1914-17; Royal Oak, Mich, 1917-19; Hudson, SD, 1919-20; Wakonda, SD, 1920-25; Milbank, SD, 1925-26;
Fed ch, Mapleton, Minn, 1926-29; Pine River, Wis, 1934-36; Fox Lake, Wis, 1937-38; Hancock, Wis,
1939-42. TO Dora Lyman Wells, Madison, Wis, 1898 (d) ; 1 dau, Marjorie (Westmont) : m Bird Blanche
Hitchcock, Redgranite, Wis, 1913 (d 1942); 2 dau, infant (d), Constance (Krause). d Lompoc, Cal, Jan 27,
1945.
Frost, George Benjamin, h Durham, NH, Oct 2, 1854. ed Andover Theol Sem, grad 1882, Advanced
Class, 1883. ord Cong, Oxford, Mass, June 7, 1883. p Oxford, Mass, 1883-86; Cooperstown, ND, 1886-87;
Littleton, Mass, 1890-95; Rutland, Mass, 1900-04; Hudson, Mass, 1904-07. In business, Andover, Mass.
TO Amelia Adelaide Betts, Chelsea, Mass, 1881 {d 1915); 1 son, EUiott Park (d): m Dora Messer, 1916. d
Andover, Mass, Oct 1, 1945.
FryUng, William, 6 Zwolle, Netherlands, Feb 23, 1863. ed Princeton Univ, BA, 1888; Union Theol
Sem, grad 1891. ord Presb, Newark, NJ, Mav 17, 1891; entered Cong fellowship 1905. p Fall River, Mass
(Presb), 1891-93; Morris Plains, NJ (Presb), 1893-1901; Brookhaven, NY (Presb), 1903-05; Easton, Mass,
1905-12; 2nd ch, Winchester, Mass, 1912-17; Wauregan, Conn, 1917-25; Trin ch, Templeton, Mass,
1926-30; Wellfleet, Mass, 1930-34; Phillipston, Mass, 1934-37. m Mabel W Owen, 1903; 1 son, Owen Wil-
liam, d North Scituate, Mass, May 12, 1945.
Gage, Brownell, h Astoria, NY, Apr 14, 1874, ed Yale Univ, BA, 1898, MA, 1911, PhD, 1924; Union
Theol Sem, grad 1903, BD, 1911. ord Cong, New Haven, Conn, June 14, 1911. p Bolton, Conn, 1941^5. A
founder, 1904, coll of Yale-in-China, Changsha, China, serving as dean, later provost, until 1924; YMCA
sec, Chinese Labor Bat, France, 1918-19; headmaster, Suffield Acad, Suffield, Conn, 1924-39; emeritus
1939-^1; trustee, Yale-in-China, Suffield Acad, author. Learning to Speak (English for Chinese Students).
m Helen Robertson Howe, Norwich, Conn, 1904 {d 1937); 4 oh, Katharine Perrin, Robertson (d), Emily
Thornton, Eleanor WilHams (Betts) : m Delight Walkly Hall, 1938. d Bolton, Conn, Feb 3, 1945. (See
Who's Who in America.)
GifEen, Thomas Theron, 6 Kenesaw, Neb, Dec 25, 1880. ed Pomona Coll, BA, 1906; Yale Univ, BA,
1907, MA, 1908; Pacific Sch of Relig, BD, 1912. hon degree, DD, Pacific Sch of Relig, 1925. ord Cong, Fresno,
Cal, Nov 15, 1912. p Antioch, Cal (lie), 1910-12; 1st ch, Fresno, Cal, 1912-29; Plymouth ch, Oakland, Cal.
1929-38; 1st oh, Petaluma, Cal, 1938-43; Martinez, Cal, 1943^5. Tea, Changsha, China, 1908-10; mod,
N Cal Conf, 1915-16; inst, Ch Admin, Pacific Sch of Relig, 1931-34; mem, Bd of Home Miss & Commn on
Miss, 1931-36; trustee. Pacific Sch of Relig, 1937-45. m Elma Pruett, Fallbrook, Cal, 1908 (d) ; 5 ch, George
Gordon, Cecile (McKinnie), Jean (Wiley), Marian (French), Alice (Durkin) : to Emma Jones, Durham, NC,
1936. d Martinez, Cal, May 29, 1945.
Gillanders, Donald Joseph, 5 Ont, Can, Mav 17, 1864. ed New Westminster, Coll, Vancouver, BC,
Can, 1900-02; Moody Bible Inst, 1903-04. ord Cong, Hetland, SD, Jan 20, 1909. p South Spring Island,
BC, Can (Methlic), 1905; Ourav, Colo (Methlic), 1906-07; Badger & Hetland, SD, 1908-09; Valley Springs,
SD, 1909-12; Conata & Hermosa & Spokane, SD, 1912-14; CoUbran & Molina, Colo, 1914-16; Henry, SD,
1916-19; Ashland, Ore, 1919-20; Ontario, Ore, 1920-22; Lexington, Ore, 1922-24; Elliott Prairie, Ore,
1924-29 & Smyrna, Ore, 1924-30 & Monitor, Ore, 1924-32 & Silverton, Ore, 1930-32. m Carrie M Clark,
Dayton, Ohio, 1906 (d 1921) ; 5 ch, Donald Clark, Dorothy Fern, Bruce William, Kenneth Dawson, Marjorie
(d): to Pansy Mallett, Falls City, Ore, 1923; 1 son, Charles W M. d Eugene, Ore, Feb 26, 1945.
Goddard, John Calvin, 6 Brooklyn, NY, Sept, 18, 1852. ed Yale Univ, BA, 1873; Chicago Theol
Sem, BD, 1881. hon degree, STD, Gettysburg Coll, 1915. ord Cong, Chicago, 111, June 22, 1881. p Western
Ave Chapel (later Covenant ch), Chicago, 111, 1881-84; Salisbury, Conn, 1884-1920, p em, 1920-45. Editor,
newspaper, LawTence, Tex, 1874-78; mod. Gen Asso of Conn, 1895; editorial writer, Hartford (Conn) Times,
1922-33; Hartford (Conn) Courant, 1933^1 ; trustee, Hotchkiss Sch, 1901-45. author, A Leave of Absence
and Other Leaves, 1901. to Harriet Warren Allen, Rutland, Vt, 1883 (d 1923); 8 ch, Catherine (Aller),
Miriam (Davis), Rose (Clark), Charles Allen, John Calvin, Jr, Louisa Page (Stamp), Ruth Salisbury (Mor-
ton), Priscilla Alden (Allen): m Kathrj-n Cornelia Belden, Hartford, Conn, 1932. d Orltfndo, Fla, Mar 17,
1945. (See Who's Who in America, Vol XX, 1938-39.)
Gross, Daniel Irving, h Orland, Me, Feb 10, 1875. ed Univ of Colo, 1898-99; Bowdoin Coll, BA, 1902;
Andover Theol Sem, STB, 1908; Harvard Law Sch, 1902-04. hon degree, DD, Bowdoin Coll, 1922. ord
48 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1945
Marshfield, Mass, June 24, 1908. p Imman ch, Beverly, Mass (lie), 1906-08; 1st ch, Marshfield, Mass,
1908-11; Pilgrim ch, Nashua, NH, 1911-18; Woodfords ch, Portland, Me, 1918-31; Athol, Mass, 1931-45.
Pres, NH SS Asso, 1916-17; pres. Me SS Asso, 1921-22; pres. Me Conf, 1927-28; dir, Boston Seaman's Friend
See, 1925-31; corp mem, ABCFM, 1926-31. author, What, Saxon!, 1904; On the Bay, and Other Poems,
1928; Peace I Find in Contemplation, 1930. m Annie Gertrude Parsons, Bluehill, Me, 1905; 2 ch, Elisabeth
(Nelson), Virgil Tyler, d Boston, Mass, Sept 30, 1945.
Grupe, Charles William, b Schenectady, NY, Dec 22, 1861. ed Oberlin Theol Sem, grad 1890. ord
Cong, Lucas, Ohio, Sept 11, 1890. p Lucas, Ohio, 1890-91; Saybrook, Ohio, 1891-98; Albion, Pa, 1898-99;
Centerville & Riceville, Pa, 1899-1905; Willsboro, NY, 1905-37. Reg, Essex Co Asso, NY, 1912-45. m Anna
Belle Cole, Schenectady, NY, 1884; 2 ch, Carl D, Mildred L. d Wadhams, NY, Oct 2, 1945.
Guild, Roy Bergen, b Galva, 111, Dec 1, 1871. ed Knox Coll, BA, 1894, MA, 1897; Chicago Theol Sem,
BD, 1897. hon degree, DD, Knox Coll, 1911. ord Cong, Woodstock, 111, May 3, 1897. p Woodstock, 111, 1896-
1900; Leavitt St ch, Chicago, 111, 1900-06; Central ch, Topeka, Kans, 1912-15; Trin ch. New Bedford, Mass,
1925-29. Supt, 111 Home Mis Soc, 1906-07; NE sec, Ch Building Soc, Boston, 1908-11; exec ^ec. Men &
Relig Forward Movement, 1911-12; asso gen sec, Fed Council of Chs of Christ in Amer, 1915-25 & 1929-36,
emeritus, 1936-45; sec Gen Com on Army & Navy Chaplains, World War I; sec. Com on Relig Work in
Canal Zone; exec sec. Save the Children Fedn, 1939-45. Decorated La Croix de Chevalier de I'Ordre de la
Couronne (Belgium), 1919; editor. Manual of Interchurch Work & Community Programs for Cooperating
Churches, author, Practicing Christian Unity, 1919. m Winifred Agnes Everhard, Seneca, Kans, 1898; 3 sons,
William Everhard, Roland Bergen, George Scoville. d Orlando, Fla, Jan. 13, 1945. (See Who's Who in
America.)
Gulick, Sidney Lewis, 6 Ebon, Marshall Islands, Apr 10, 1860. ed Dartmouth Coll, BA, 1883, MA,
1886; Union -Theol Sem, BD, 1886. hon degrees, DD, Dartmouth Coll, 1903, Oberlin Coll, 1914, Yale Univ,
1914. ord Cong, Brooklyn, NY, Nov 17, 1886. p Willoughby Ave Mis, Brooklyn, NY (sup), 1886-87. My,
ABCFM, Japan, 1887-1913: Kumamoto, 1887-96; Matsuyama, 1896-1904; prof, Theol, Doshisha Univ,
Kyoto, 1906-13; lect. Imperial Univ, Kyoto, 1907-13. Sec, Fed Council of Chs of Christ in Amer, Commn on
Relations with Japan, 1914-15 & Dept of Int Justice & Goodwill, 1915-34; sec, Amer Branch, World All
for Int Friendship Through the Chs, 1916-19; sec, Nat Com for Constructive Immigration Legis, 1919-34.
author. The Growth of the Kingdom of God, 1896; Evolution of the Japan^e, Social and Psychic, 1903; The
White Peril in the Far East, 1905; A Sketch of the History of German Theology (in Jap), 1909; Evolution
(in Jap), 1910; Evolution of the Human Race (in Jap), 1913; The American-Japanese Problem, 1914; Gen-
eral Cyclopedia (in Jap), 1914; The Fight for Peace, 1915; Working Women of Japan, 1915; America and the
Orient, 1916; Anti-Japanese War-Scare Stories, 1917; American Democracy and Asiatic Citizenship, 1918;
The Korean Situation, 1919; Problems of the Pacific and the Far East, 1921; The Christian Crusade for a
Warless World, 1922; The Winning of the Far East, 1923; Making the Peace Pact Effective, 1929; Dolls of
Friendship, 1929; Churches and the World Disarmament Conference, 1931; Toward Understanding Japan,
1935; Mixing the Races in Hawaii, 1937. vi Cara May Fisher, New London, Conn, 1886 (d); 5 ch, Susan
Fisher (Davis), Luther Halsey, Leeds, Ethel (Barrow), Sidney Lewis, Jr. d Boise, Ida, Dec 20, 1945. (See
Who's Who in America, Vol XX, 1938-39.)
Hale, Harris Grafton, b Salem, Mass, July 26, 1865. ed Harvard Univ, BA., 1887; Andover Theol
Sem, grad 1891. hon degree, DD, Dartmouth Coll, 1911. drd Cong, Warren, Mass, Sept 5, 1891. p Warren,
Mass, 1891-96; Leyden ch, Brookline, Mass, 1896-1924; Marblehead, Mass, 1925-30, p em, 1930-45. Dir,
Ed Soc, 1904-15, SS & Pub Soc, 1915; mem, Commn on Theol Sem, 1919-20. author. Who Then Is This?,
1905 ; Biblical Dramas, 1906. m Lavinia Browne, Salem, Mass, 1891 ; no ch. d Marblehead, Mass, Oct 7, 1945.
Hannar, Edward Madison, 6 Mount Gilead, NC, Feb 22, 1910. ed Shaw Univ, Raleigh, NC; Amer
Bapt Theol Sem, Nashville, Tenn, ThB, 1938. ord Cong, Charleston, SC, Nov 17, 1938. p Thomasville &
Beechton, Ga, 1938— i2. Advisor to patients, NC Sanatorium, 1942-45. m Lillian Thomas, Nashville, Tenn,
1937; no ch. d Sanatorium, NC, Aug 9, 1945.
Hargreaves, John Robert, b Brantford, Ont, Can, Oct 24, 1870. ed Woodstock Coll, Ont; Des Moines
Univ, Iowa; Chicago Theol Sem. ord Bapt, Afton, Iowa, July 5, 1894; entered Cong fellowship 1918. p Afton,
Iowa (Bapt), 1895; Lockport, 111 (Bapt), 1895-96; Irving Park, 111 (Bapt), 1896-98; La Moille, 111 (Bapt);
1898-1902; Iowa Falls, Iowa (Bapt), 1902-06; Tama, Iowa (Bapt), 1906-07; Iowa City, Iowa (Bapt),
1907-10; Hood River, Ore (Bapt), 1910-14; Lee Ave ch, St Paul, Minn (Bapt), 1914-17; Atlantic ch, St
Paul, Minn, 1917-18; Rochester, Minn, 1918-23; Lake of the Isles ch, Minneapolis, Minn, 1923-24. Field
sec jointly with Int Council of Relig Ed, Home Mis Council, Fed Council of Chs of Christ in Amer; councilor,
Nat Com for Cooperation in Character Ed. m Bessie C Kay, Spring Lake, Mich, 1896; 3 ch, Helen Kay,
John Morris, Robert Paul, d Northampton, Mass, Apr 13, 1945.
Haring, Elton Ernestus, 6 Hubbardston, Mich, Mar 11, 1871. ed Kalamazoo (Mich) Coll. ord Meth,
Muskegon, Mich, 1898; entered Cong fellowship 1905. p Holton, Mich (Meth), 1898-1901; Hesperia, Mich
(Meth), 1901-03; Wayland, Mich (Meth), 1903-05; Corinth & Moline, Mich, 1905-06; Guernsey, Wyo,
1906-07; Torrington, Wyo, 1907-09; Calexico, Cal, 1909-10; Colegrove ch, Los Angeles, Cal, 1910-14. Head
chap, Los Angeles Co Gen Hosp, 1914-45. m Maude Bellingar, Holton, Mich, 1899 (d) ; 2 sons, Elton Eugene,
Ophir Ellsworth, d Walnut Park, Cal, Dec 9, 1945.
Harris, Benjamin, b Rhymney, Wales, Mar 11, 1864. ed Oxford Univ, Eng. ord Cong, Frostburg, Md,
July 1, 1888. p Frostburg, Md, 1888-91; Homestead, Pa, 1891-94; Alliance, Ohio, 1894-97; Lawrence St ch,
Cincinnati, Ohio, 1897-1903; Radnor, Ohio, 1903-27; Oak Hill, Ohio (Presb), 1927-33. m Mary Ann Thomas,
Wales, 1885 {d 1943); 3 ch, Bronwen, (Kettering), David John (d), Thomas Benjamin (d). d Delaware,
Ohio, Feb 14, 1945.
1945] Necrology 49
Harris, Bertha Juengling, b Cleveland, Ohio, June 14, 1867. ed Schauffler My Training Sch. ord
Cong, Orient, Iowa, June 22, 1897. co-p (with Mr Harris) Elliott, Iowa (lie), 1891-92; Bear Grove, Iowa
(lie), 1892-96 & Ellsworth, Iowa (lie), 1892-94; Orient, Iowa, 1896-99; Storrs eh, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1899-
1907; Wayland, Ohio, 1910-13. p North Madison & Unionville, Ohio, 1922-23; Fairport Harbor, Ohio,
193.5-37. Evangelist, m Rupert William Harris, Cleveland, Ohio, 1891 (d 1945) ; 2 ch, Rupert William, Rosa-
mond Graee (Myers), d Sheffield Lake Village, Lorain Co, Ohio, July 9, 1945.
Harris, Rupert William, h Gravelly Banks, Staffordshire, Eng, Feb 8, 1863. ed Baldwin-Wallace
Coll; Oberlin Theol Sem. ord Cong, Eliott, Iowa, Nov 18, 1891. co-p (with Mrs Harris) Elliott, Iowa, 1891-
92; Bear Grove, Iowa, 1892-96 & Ellsworth, Iowa, 1892-94; Orient, Iowa, 1896-99; Storrs ch, Cincinnati,
Ohio, 1899-1907; Wayland, Ohio, 1910-13. p Saybrook, Ohio, 1918-35; Fairport Harbor, Ohio, 1938-39.
Evangelist, m Bertha Juengling, Cleveland, Ohio, 1891 (d 1945); 2 ch, Rupert William, Rosamond Grace
(Myers), d Sheffield Lake Village, Lorain Co, Ohio, Jan 5, 1945.
Hartman, Frank, h Nappanee, Ind, Feb 1, 1881. ed Elkhart Inst (now Goshen Coll), Goshen, Ind. ord
Evang, Rochester, Ind, 1903; entered Cong fellowship 1919; entered Presb fellowship 1924; reentered Cong
fellowship 1941. p Noblesville, Ind (Evang), 1903-05; Lancaster, 111 (Evang), 1905-06; Bern, Ind (Evang),
1906-09; South Bend, Ind (Evang), 1909-12; Indianapolis, Ind (Evang), 1912-15; Celina, Ohio (Evang),
1915-17; White Rapids ch, Amberg, Wis, 1919-24; Waverly, Tenn (Presb), 1924-26; New Richmond, Ohio
(Presb), 1926-29; Ludlow, Ky (Presb), 1929-40; Somers, Wis, 1940-45. author, The Wine of Life, 1928;
Reflections, 1936; Golden Feather, 1938. m Anna Mary Weldy, Wakarusa, Ind, 1903; 5 ch, Esther Marie
(Leahy), Frank Talmage, Dorothy Virginia (Pietzuch), LaKeta Jeannette (Broin), Ruth Edna, d Somers,
Wis, Apr 25, 1945.
Hartman, George, h Kendallville, Ind, Apr 1, 1865. ed Lutheran Theol Sem, Springfield, 111, grad.
ord Luth, 1891; entered Cong fellowship 1926. p LeMars, Iowa (Luth), 1890-1901; Aurelia, Iowa (Luth),
1901-14; Bluff Hall ch, Payson, 111, 1925-33. m Anna Schultz, 1892 {d 1907): m Mrs Louise Lindsay, 1918
(ti 1935); 1 son, Walter R. d Quincy, 111, May 11, 1945.
Hazen, Carleton, h Jericho, Vt, June 14, 1865. ed Univ of Vt, VA, 1888; Hartford Theol Sem, grad
1891. ord Cong, Rochester, Vt, Sept 13, 1892. p Rochester, Vt, 1891-99; West Rutland, Vt, 1900-04; Port-
land, Conn, 1904-09; Kensington, Conn, 1909-24. Tea, Lincoln Normal Sch, Marion, Ala, 1925-26. m Julia
Trask, Rochester, Vt, 1900 (d 1944) ; 2 sons, Carleton Trask, Allen Tracy, d Middletown, Conn, Feb 22, 1945.
Heberlein, Frederic William, h Barton, Washington Co, Wis, Sept 8, 1866. ed Ripon Coll, BA, 1895;
Yale Div Sch, BD, 1898. ord Cong, Superior, Wis, Nov 28, 1898. p Hope ch, Superior, Wis, 1898-1900;
Cumberland, Wis, 1900-01; Hamilton, Mo, 1901-05; Bevier, Mo, 1905-08; Tomahawk, Wis, 1908-13;
Bloomer, Wis, 1913-16; Rio & Wyocena, Wis, 1916-18; Trinity ch. Endeavor, Wis, 1927-33. Supt, Western
Dist, Wis Conf, 1918-27. m Mrs Sadie Heberlein, Briggsville, Wis, 1898; 4 ch, Harold R, Lois E (Edgers),
Enid A (Stephenson), Hope R (Sherriff). d Briggsville, Wis, July 28, 1945.
Herr, Horace Dumont, 6 Dublin, Wayne Co., Ind, Mar 12, 1852. ed Bonebrake Theol Sem, BD, 1878.
ordUB, Lecompton, Kans, 1881; entered Cong fellowship 1884. p Lecompton, Kans (UB), 1878-81; Abilene,
Kans (UB), 1881-84; Chapman & Enterprise, Kans, 1884-86; McPherson, Kans, 1886-89; Pilgrim ch,
Kansas City, Kans, 1889-95; Fredonia, Kans, 1895-97; 1st ch, Muscatine, Iowa, 1897-1903; Ames, Iowa,
* 1903-05; Humboldt, Iowa, 1905-18 & Weaver, Iowa, 1905-16; Farragut, Iowa, 19\9,~2Z. author. The Tent-
ers, 1906; Country and River-Side Poems, 1910; The Caravans, 1923; Harvey Vonore or The Making of a
Minister, 1934. m Mary Ann Howard, Wayne Co, Ind, 1874 (d) ; 6 ch, Elva (Vaughan), Horace (d), Words-
worth (d), Gertrude, Bertha (Brown), Mildred (Tellier). d Owatonna, Minn, Jan 24, 1945.
Higginbotham, James Kerns, h Whitley Co, Ky. Dec 16, 1870. ed Oberlin Theol Sem, grad 1900.
ord Cong, Corbin, Ky, Sept 13, 1900. p Corbin, Ky, 1900-04; Cumberland Gap, Tenn, 1904-05; Pleasant
Hill, Tenn, 1905-08; Shandon, Ohio, 1908-12; Hamilton, Ohio, 1912-14; Albemarle, NC, 1914-23; Hyde
Park ch, Los Angeles, Cal (asso), 1923-27; Willowbrook, Cal, 1927-38. Tea, Pleasant Hill (Tenn) Acad,
1905-08; tea & prin, high sch, Albemarle, NC, 7 yrs. m Mary M Honeycutt, Morgan Co, Tenn, 1895; 1 dau,
Vesta Alma (Redmon). d Loma Linda, Cal, Nov 9, 1945.
Hilkerbaumer, Richard, 6 Mo, 1861. ed Elmhurst Coll, Elmhurst, 111, grad 1884; Chicago Theol Sem,
grad 1887. ord Cong, Bridgeport, 111, June 2, 1887. p Beaver Creek ch. Guide Rock & Guide Rock & Nelson,
Neb, 1890-94; Stockham & Sutton, Neb, 1894-97; Hallam & Princeton, Neb, 1897-1903; South Milwaukee,
Wis, 1904-05; Turkey Creek, Neb, 1905-09; Friend, Neb, 1909-11; Peoria, 111, 1911-13; Omaha, Neb,
1913-23; Muscatine, Iowa, 1923-30; Inland, Neb, 1930-32. m Miss Grams (d); 3 sons, Arthur, William,
Leslie, d Omaha, Neb, July 7, 1945.
Hill, Edmond, b Pittsboro, NC, Nov 1, 1870. ord Chr, Townsend, Va, Nov, 1903. p Chr chs in NC:
2nd ch, Raleigh, Hickory Grove, Kinch's Chapel, Hank's Chapel, Maple Temple; Antioch ch, Raleigh, NC,
1938-41. m Jennie Harrison (d); 4 sons, Edward (d), Walter, Josephus, John: m Katie Lane, Raleigh, NC,
1899; 6 ch (d). d Raleigh, NC, Apr 27, 1945.
Hitchcock, Samuel, b Rantoul, 111, Apr 27, 1875. ed Knox Coll, BA, 1902; Chicago Theol Sem, BD,
1905. hon degree, DD, Fargo Coll, 1920. ord Cong, Hope, ND, June 30, 1905. p Hope, ND, 1905-15; New
Rockford, ND, 1915-18; Williston, ND, 1918-23; Mayflower ch, Los Angeles, Cal, 1925-27; Pilgrim ch,
Los Angeles, Cal, 1927-41. Reg, ND Conf, 1911-23; vice pres & dean, Jr Coll, Billings Polytechnic Inst,
1923-24. m Amelia May Washington, Bertrum, Minn, 1905; 2 ch, Mary (Robinson), Bruce McKnight.
d Riverhead, NY, Mar 15, 1945.
Hold, Clayton, b 1872. ord Cong, Eagle Butte, SD, Apr 11, 1926. p Oahe, Cheyenne River, SD (Ind)
(lay), 1920-21; Cherry Creek, Cheyenne River, SD (Ind,) 1921-34; Bridger, Upper Cheyenne River, SD
(Ind), 1934-40; Cannon Ball, ND (Ind), 1940-42; Howes. SD (Ind), 1942-44. m Frances Touch-the-Cloud
Cd); 1 son. Nelson: m Isabella, d Little Eagle, SD, Oct 12, 1945.
50 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1945
Hood, Everett Davison, 6 Brooklyn, NY, Oct 24, 1892. ed City Coll of NY, BA, 1915; Union Theol
Sem, BD, 1927. ord Cong, Winthrop, NY, Oct 6, 1927. v Brasher Falls, NY (Presb) & 1st ch, Winthrop,
NY, 1927-30; Peoria Heights ch, Peoria, 111, 1930-31 ; Bethany ch. West Terre Haute, Ind, 1931-35; Temple,
Marion, Ind, 1935^4; 1st ch, Godfrey, 111, 1944-45. m Belle Frances Dustin, Malone, NY, 1919; 1 son,
Everett Davison, Jr. d Alton, 111, Oct 11, 1945.
Hook, Archie Winters, b Ripley, Ohio, Mar 28, 1858. ed Chr Biblical Inst, Stanfordville, NY, grad
1888. ord Chr, Shultzville, NY, June 9, 1888. p Chr chs in NY; NH; Newton, Ohio; Circle Hill, 1904-05 &
Laura, 1904-06 & Phillipsburg, Ohio, 1904; Plattsburg, Ohio, 1907-09; Argos, Ind, 1910; Sugar Grove, Ohio,
1911-12; Cove Springs, 1913-15 & New Carlisle, Ohio, 1914; Barnes City, Iowa, 1916-17; Oran, Ohio, 1918;
Higginsport, Ohio, 1929-33. Sec, Chr Publishing Dept, 1919-25. m Maggie D Lo^an, Clermont Co, Ohio,
1881 (d) ; no ch. d Winter Park, Fla, June 25, 1945.
Houtain, George Julian, 6 Brooklyn, NY, Nov 26, 1884. ed Brooklyn Law Sch, LLB, 1915. ord
Cong, Clinton Heights ch, Rensselaer, NY, Nov 11, 1935. p Clinton Heights ch, Rensselaer, NY, 1935-39;
Highland ch, Lowell, Mass, 1939-40; Riverdale ch, Dedham, Mass, 1940^5. Lawyer, 1915-35. m Elsie
Dorothy Grant, 1920. d Camden, NJ, Aug 21, 1945.
Jacobson, Tiiure A, 6 Swed, Mar 16, 1881. ed North Park Coll, Chicago, 111, grad 1905; North Park
Coll, Theol Sem, grad 1907. ord Swed Ev Mis Cov, Hinsdale, 111, Oct 30, 1910; entered Cong fellowship
1937. p Hinsdale, 111 (Swed Ev Mis Cov), 1907-11; Ishpeming, Mich (Swed Ev), 1911-14; Chicago, 111
(Swed Ev), 1914-20; Omaha, Neb (Swed Ev), 1920-26; Grand Rapids, Mich (Swed Ev), 1926-30; Youngs-
town, Ohio (Swed Ev), 1930-37; Forest Hills ch, Boston, Mass, 1937-45. Sec & mod, Swed Ev Mis Cov;
mem, Bd of Mis & Ministerial Bd, Swed Ev Mis Cov; pres, Min Asso, Mid East Conf & East My Asso,
Swed Ev Mis Cov. m Mabel A. Gustafson, Chicago, 111, 1907; 3 daw, Eleanore (Berquist), Ruth (Strandine).
Linnea (Soderberg). d Roslindale, Mass, Dec 28, 1945.
Johnson, Harry Woodruff, b Washington, DC, Mar 31, 1868. ed Williams Coll, BA, 1891; Chicago
Theol Sem, 1891-92; Yale Div Sch, BD 1895. ord Cong, Washington, DC, May 24, 1896. p New Ulm,
Minn, 1896-1900; New Richland, Minn, 1900-03; Plymouth ch, Duluth, Minn, 1903-08; Arlington, Wash,
1908-14; Nanticoke, Pa, 1914-15; Harford, Pa, 1915-19; Jamestown, NY, 1919-23; Elizabethtown, NY,
1923-30; Seneca Falls, NY, 1930-39; United ch, Willsboro, NY, 1939^5. m Blanche Ellen Seaver, Washing-
ton, DC, 1897 {d 1929); 2 dau, Genevieve Seaver (Calkins), Ruth Alden (Hoard): m Mrs Mary Blanche
Sparhawk Curry, Auburn, NY, 1933. d Willsboro, NY. Jan 10, 1945.
Johnson, Oscar F, ord Swed Mis Cov, 1910; entered Cong fellowship 1941. p Swed ch, Stamford,
Conn, 1924-36; Swed ch, Beverly & Swed ch, Rockport, Mass, 1936^3. d Pa, July 16, 1944.
Jones, Charles Walton, 6 Hendrysburg, Ohio, Aug 27, 1862. ord Meth, Wellsville, Ohio, Sept 16,
1893; entered Cong fellowship 1900. p Logan Circuit, Hocking Co, Ohio (Meth), 1891-96; Essexville, Mich,
1900-02; Almont, Mich, 1902-08; Wyandotte, Mich, 1908-16; Brewster ch, Detroit, Mich, 1917-18; Royal
Oak, Mich, 1918-28. Hospital chap, Detroit Council of Ch Women, 1930-42. m Mary Bertha DeHaven,
Adelphi, Ohio, 1893; 4 ch, Lyman Laurence; Mildred (Fowler), Harry Walton, Catherine (Somers). d De-
troit, Mich, May 14, 1944.
Jones, Henry Rees, b Granville, NY, Apr 1, 1872. hen degree, DD, Kingswood Coll, 1918. ord Naz,
Haverhill, Mass, 1908; entered Cong fellowship 1923. p 2nd ch, Conway, NH, 1922-26; Rindge, NH,
1926-29; Fed ch, Ashburnham, Mass, 1929-30; East Jaffrey, NH, 1930-33. Co Commissioner, Keene, NH.
m Effie M Eaton, North Attleboro, Mass, 1915; no ch. d Keene, NH, Oct 27, 1943.
Jones, William Emerson, b Penygraig, Wales, Nov 29, 1881. ed Marietta Coll, BA, 1910, MA, 1914;
Andover Theol Sem, 1910-12; Potomac Univ, BD, 1916, PhD, 1917. ord Cong, Nanticoke, Pa, June 10,
1913. p 4th ch, Hartford, Conn (lie asst), 1910; Maverick ch. East Boston, Mass (lie asst), 1910-13; Lake
View ch, Chicago, 111, 1914-16; 1st ch. Fort Worth, Tex, 1916-17; Dane Street ch, Beverly, Mass, 1920-31.
Chap, World War I, Camp Travis, Texas & Transport Service, m Anna Mindling, Hartford, Conn, 1910;
no ch. d Marietta, Ohio, May 13, 1945.
Kershner, Watson Gross, 6 Kans, June 14, 1885. ed Defiance Coll, BA, 1907. ord Chr, Defiance,
Ohio, 1906. p Berkey, Ohio, 1907-09; Harrod, Ohio, 1909-12; Columbus Grove, Ohio, 1912-15; Muncie,
Ind, 1915-17; Pleasant Hill, Ohio, 1931-38; White Mem ch, Milroy & Siglerville, Pa, 1938-45. Relig Work
Dir, Central YMCA, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1917-31; dir, morning devotional services. Radio Station WLW,
Cincinnati, Ohio, 1924-31. m Olive Ethel Watt, Lafayette, Ohio, 1906 {d 1929) ; 4 ch, Robert Waldo, Dorothy
(Mustain), Marion N, Ruth (VoUbrecht) : m Auda Johnston Harrod, 1931. d Philadelphia, Pa, Oct 16, 1945.
Kinney, George Edward, b Norwich, Vt, Sept 9, 1868. ed Dartmouth Coll, BA, 1893; Hartford Theol
Sem, 1893-95; Boston Univ Sch of Theol, STB, 1898. ord Cong, Mt Desert, Me, Sept 13, 1899. p Mt Desert,
Me, 1899-1904; Lee, NH, 1904-09; 6th St ch, Auburn, Me, 1909-24; Bradford, Vt, 1924-27; Lyme, NH,
1927-33. m Mary Whitmore Sparrow, Cambridge, Mass, 1899 (d 1900) ; 1 son. Nelson James (d 1917) : m
Caroline Betsey Cochrane, Ellsworth, Me, 1905. d Ellsworth Falls, Me, Apr 23, 1945.
Kraemer, Julius Herman, b Clinton, Mass, July 4, 1876. ord Cong, Des Moines, Iowa, Mar 11, 1902.
p Ger ch, Des Moines, Iowa, 1901-03; Center, Neb, 1903-05; Comstock & Wescott, Neb, 1905-06; Hay
Springs, Neb, 1906-09; Ulysses, Neb, 1909-10; Hyannis, Neb, 1910-13; Clarks, Neb, 1913-21; Grafton,
Neb, 1921-26; David City, Neb, 1926-30; Neligh, Neb, 1930-36; Newcastle, Neb, 1936-39; Center (2nd
pas) & Plainview, Neb, 1939-45. m Alvina Louisa Fuchs, Clinton, Mass, 1903; 2 dau, Mildred Emma, Ruth
Florence, d Plainview, Neb, Jan 27, 1945.
Loinaz, David, b Nassau, Bahama Islands, Oct 26, 1869. ed Spurgeon's Coll, London, Eng. ord Bapt,
London, Eng, 1890; entered Cong fellowship 1912. p John Street ch, London, Eng (Bapt), 5 yrs; Providence
1945] Necrology 51
ch, Hounslow, Eng (Bapt), 4 yrs; Central ch, Brooklyn, NY (asst), 1912-17; 1st ch, Mt Vernon, NY,
1917-18. YMCA work, World War I, France; acting vice-consul, British Passport Control Off, New York,
NY, 1920-39. m Mary Annie Jones, Ketley, Shropshire, Eng, 1862 (d) ; 4 ch, Georgiina G (Maddison), Marion
Stevens, Lenore T (Bromage), Evelyn C. d Caldwell, NJ, Sept 30, 1945.
Loud, Halah Harden, & Abington, Mass, July 30, 1885. ed Amherst Coll, BA, 1894; Andover Theol
Sem, grad 1897. ord Cong, North Abington, Mass, Dec 16, 1897. p East Taunton, Mass, 1897-1904; Lead,
SD, 1904-07; Lynnfield, Conn, 1907-12 & 2nd ch, Lynnfield, Conn, 1907-10; Hampstead, NH, 1913-16;
Wilmington, Mass, 1917-20; Hopkinton, Mass, 1920-28; Com ch, Hudson, NH, 1928-35. author. The Place
of a New England Congregational Church, 1924. m Julia Dean, East Taunton, Mass, 1901 (d 1926); 3 ch,
Emeline, Margaret (Conant), Richard W. d Arlington, Mass, Jan 7, 1945.
Luck, Charles Washington, 6 Cleveland, Ohio, Feb 2, 1857. ed Andover Theol Sem, grad 1887;
Harvard Univ, BA, 1889. ord Cong, Topsfield, Mass, June 29, 1887. p Topsfield, Mass, 1887-90; Pocatello,
Ida, 1891-94; Ogden, Utah, 1894-98; Weiser, Ida, 1898-1900. Civil & Mining Engineer, Ida & Ore, from
1900. m Adella Matilda Luce, Marion, Mass, 1883; 4 ch, Charles A, George L, Margery (McKennie), Dor-
othy (Tracy), d Weiser, Ida, Mar 9, 1945.
Lund, Thomas Fenwlck, h Blyth, Northumberland, Eng, Apr 27, 1888. ed Univ of Alberta, grad 1916;
Alberta Theol Sem, grad 1917. hon degrees, DD & ThD, So Meth Univ Sch of Theol, 1928. ord Meth, Calgary,
Can, June 3, 1917; entered Cong fellowship 1932. p 1st United ch, Calgary, Can (Meth); Aurora Com ch,
Denver, Colo (Ind) ; Com ch, Vista, Cal, 1931-33; 1st ch. Corona, Cal, 1933-37; San Bernardino, Cal,
1937-42; 1st ch, Bakersfield, Cal, 1942-^4. Chap, Fitzsimmons Army Hospital, author A Boy For Sale, 1920;
The Soul That Liveth; The Dimes of Seth Dubois; The Eagle Life, 1932. m Olivette lone Fitzell, Pueblo,
Colo, 1931; no ch. d Bakersfield, Cal, Jan 31, 1945.
Lyman, Harvey Austin, 6 Boone Co, Iowa, Apr 21, 1872. ed Yankton Coll, BA, 1896; Chicago Theol
Sem, BD, 1900. ord Cong, Hammond, Ind, May 14, 1900. p Mazeppa & South Shore & Troy, SD (lie),
1896-97; 1st ch, Hammond, Ind (sup), 1899-1900; Ist ch. Rock Springs, Wyo, 1900-03; Douglas, Wyo,
1903-05; Grand View, Ida, 1936-38; Myton (Presb) & Vernal, Utah, 1939; 1st ch, Gaston, Ore, 1940-41.
Tea, pub schs. Potter Co, SD; on staff of Redfield (SD) Journal, m Myrna Julia Russell, Lead City, SD,
1899 (d); 2 sons, Samuel Russell, Theodore R: m Mrs Clara Nash Hettlesater, Garden Home, Ore, 1941.
d Portland, Ore, Jan 20, 1945.
Lyman, Henry Martyn, b Sheffield, 111, Aug 13, 1858. ed Grinnell Coll, BA, 1884, MA, 1887; Hartford
Theol Sem, 1885-87; Chicago Theol Sem, 1892, 1896-98. ord Cong, Cripple Creek, Colo, Aug 13, 1892. p
Cripple Creek, Colo, 1892-94; Stanton, Neb, 1894-96; Ewing St ch, Chicago, 111, 1897-99; 52nd Ave ch,
1899-1900; Pilgrim ch, Jamestown, NY, 1901-03; Logan Heights ch, San Diego, Cal, 1904-05; Covert,
Mich, 1908-10; Denmark, Iowa, 1910-15; Overbrook, Kans, 1915-16; San Jacinto, Cal, 1917-20. Civil
engineering, 1887-91; poultry farmer from 1900. m Jessie A Gillette, Kjioxville, Tenn, 1892 (d 1928): m
Mary Burton, 1933; no ch. d San Jacinto, Cal, May 23, 1945.
Lytle, James Arthur, 6 Waterville, Quebec, Can, Mar 23, 1870. ed Williams Coll, BA, 1896; Hartford
Theol Sem, BD, 1899. ord Cong, East Granby, Conn, May 21, 1901. p South Williamstown, Mass (lie),
1894-96; East Granby, Conn, 1899-1902; Bethlehem, NH, 1902-03; Ashland, Mass, 1904-06; North Middle-
boro. Mass, 1906-09; Fairhaven, Mass, 1909-20; Bradford, Vt, 1920-23; East Walpole, Mass, 1923-30.
YMCA sec, Europe, World War I. m Josie Louise Corsa, New York, NY, 1904 (d 1907) : m Bertha Dickson
Reed, Fairhaven, Mass, 1915 (d 1925): m Eda May Perry, Monument Beach. Mass, 1930; no ch. d Monu-
ment Beach, Mass, Dec 15, 1945.
MacCallum, Frederick William, 6 Warwick, Ont, Can, Mar 18, 1863. ed McGill Univ, Can, BA,
1888; Cong Coll of Can, grad 1889; Yale Div Sch, BD, 1890. hon degree, DD, Cong Coll of Can, 1912. ord,
Cong, Maxville, Ont, Can, Aug 6, 1890. My, ABCFM, Near East, 1890-1938; p, Ezroum, Turkey, 1890-94;
prof, ABCFM Coll, Marash, Turkey, 1895-1911; in charge, ABCFM publications, Constantinople, Turkey,
1912-15; supervised Near East Relief work for Armenians in Caucasus, 1915-18; translator. Scriptures into
Turkish, 1941. m Henrietta Mima Reid, White Rose, Ont, Can, 1890; 5 ch, Edith Muriel, Frank Lyman,
Elizabeth Pauline, Henry Reid, Frances Hamilton (Crowther). d Istanbul, Turkey, Nov 28, 1945.
Massie, Thomas Lyncle, b Palo Pinto, Tex, Oct 26, 1903. ed Tex Chr Univ, BA, 1928; Yale Div
Sch, BD, 1934. ord Disc, Mineral Wells, Tex, Aug 1, 1926; entered Cong fellowship 1944. p Artesia, NM
(Disc), 1935-37; State St ch. El Centro (Disc), 1937-40; 1st ch. Fort Worth, Tex (Disc) (dir RE), 1940-41;
Garland, Tex (Disc), 1941-43; Lyme, Conn, 1943^4. m Lucille Ryder, New Haven, Conn, 1935; no ch. d
New Britain, Conn, Dec 17, 1944.
Masters, John Howard, h May 25, 1857. ord Cong, Marietta, Ohio, May 19, 1919. p Wayne ch.
Marietta, Ohio, 1929-32. Home my, Amer SS Union, Ohio & Ind, 24 yrs. m Margaret Hill, Covington, Ky,
1921; 1 son, Thomas, d Savannah, Ohio, July 9, 1945.
McCallum, Archie, h Ann Arbor, Mich, Jan 5, 1857. ord Cong, Detroit, Mich, Oct 24, 1911. p Meta-
mora, Mich (lie), 1908-10; Mt Hope ch, Detroit, Mich, 1910-13. In bus, Pontiac, Mich, d Pontiac, Micb,
Apr 2, 1945.
McClain, William Alex, 6 Winneshiek Co, Iowa, Oct 30, 1857. ord Chr, 1915. Home my, Kans, Okla,
Ark. Salvation Army worker, m Ellen Staats, Beverly, Kans, 1884 (d); 2 ch, Arthur A (d), Mabel F. d Lin-
coln, Kans, Oct 3, 1944.
McCready, Harry Sumner, h Pawtucket, RI, Apr 19, 1876. ed Brown Univ, BA, 1902; Newton Theol
Sem. BD, 1905. ord Bapt, Wallingford, Vt, Aug, 1905; entered Cong fellowship 1916. p Wallingford, Vt
(Bapt), 1905-06; Manchester Center, Vt (Bapt), 1906-08; Roger Williams ch. Providence, RI (Bapt),
52 Year Booh, Congregational Christian Churches []1945
1908-14; Livermore Falls, Me (Bapt), 1914-16; York ViUage, Me, 1916-18; 1st oh, Willimantic, Conn,
1918-24; Plymouth ch, Oakland, Cal, 1924-27; St Lawrence ch, Portland, Me, 1927-30; Village ch, King-
ston, RI, 1930-41. p em, Plymouth ch, Oakland, Cal, 1941-45. Inst, Philosophy, RI State Coll, Kingston,
RI, 1934-38. Unmarried, d Oakland, Cal, Dec 27, 1945.
Menzl, Ernest Unmel, 6 St Imier, Switz, Sept 18, 1863. ed Berea Coll, PhB, 1892; Oberlin Theol Sem,
BD, 1897, grad study, 1911-13; Univ of Wis, MA, 1914; grad study, Columbia Univ, 1917-21. hon degree,
MA, Berea Coll, 1908. ord Cong, Bowdle, SD, Nov 2, 1897. p Bowdle, SD, 1897-98; Carthage, SD, 1898-99;
Polk City, Iowa, 1899-1902; Nelson ch, Garrettsville, Ohio, 1902-05; Richfield, Ohio, 1905-11. Tea, French,
Yale Coll, 1916-17. m Lucie E Johnston, Chardon, Ohio, 1892; 2 ch, Leonard Wesley, Grace (d 1909). d
Ypsilanti, Mich, July 24, 1944.
Mills, Ross S, h Clay, Iowa, 1878. ord Cong, Wittemberg, Newton, Iowa, Dec 17, 1918. p Wittemberg,
Newton, Iowa, 1912-33; Green Mountain, Iowa, 1933-44. Mod, Iowa, 1939. m Mrs Mills; 1 son, Milo. d
Green Mountain, Iowa, Dec 28, 1944.
Minchin, William James. 6 Newburyport, Mass, July 9, 1865. ed Bangor Theol Sem, grad 1896.
hon degree, DD, Grinnell Coll, 1913. ord Cong, St John, New Brunswick, Can, June 10, 1896. p St John,
New Brunswick, Can, 1896-98; Wrentham, Mass, 1899-1903; Tewksbury, Mass, 1903-06; Ames, Iowa,
1906-14; Mason City, Iowa, 1915-17; Santa Barbara, Cal, 1930-31. Supt, Colo Conf, 1917-22, N Cal Conf
1922-29. TO Mabel E Odde, Cambridge, Mass, 1894; 1 dau, Medora (Bybee). d Claremont, Cal, June 13, 1945.
Mitchell, Edwin Knox, Jr, 6 Hartford, Conn, Apr 13, 1894. ed Princeton Univ, BA, 1916; Hartford
Theol Sem, BD, 1922. ord Cong, Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov 7, 1922. p 1st ch, Ann Arbor, Mich (asst), 1922-26;
Simsbury, Conn, 1926-45. 1st Lt, US Army, 1917-18; Near East Relief work in Caucasus, 1918-20; sec,
bd of dir. Conn Conf, 1934-40. m Lynda Elizabeth Billings, Little Falls, NY, 1924; 2 ch, (Lynda) Gay, Knox
Marquand. d Hartford, Conn, Apr 10, 1945.
Mitchell, Frank, 6 Driffield, Eng, Feb 18, 1865. ed Oberlin Theol Sem, BD, 1894. ord Cong, Alba,
Mich, July 1, 1894. p Faulkton, SD, 1895-1900; Wakonda, SD, 1900-06; Vanderbilt, Mich, 1906-08; Willow
Lake, SD, 1908-09; Myron, SD, 1909-16; Gaylord, Mich, 1916-18. Mod, SD Conf, 1915. m Julia Stecker,
Detroit, Mich, 1895; 6 ch, Barbara (Steff ensen) , W B, Edyth B, Catherine (Westover), Julia (Belknap),
Joyce (Holiday), d Detroit, Mich, Apr 30, 1944.
Newport, Millard F, 6 Ky, Sept 1, 1861. ed Lane Sem, Cincinnati, Ohio, ord Presb, 1895; entered Cong
fellowship 1922. p Hillsdale, Wyo, 1922-28. m Marie Louise Menke. d Cheyenne, Wyo, June 8, 1945.
Nordlund, Anders August, h Oklebo, Swed, Dec 26, 1866. ed Chicago Theol Sem, grad 1893. ord
Cong, Georgetown, Conn, May 14, 1895. p Swed ch, Georgetown, Conn, 1893-1905; Frewsburg, NY (Ind),
1905-06; Brockwayville, Pa (Ind), 1906-08; Swed ch, Georgetown, Conn (2nd pas), 1908-42. m Karin
Nilson, Georgetown, Conn, 1894; 5 ch, Hilmer, Ruth (Ring), Edith (Wendell), Jane (Butterworth) , Paul.
d Georgetown, Conn, Nov 24, 1944.
Oliver, William Brattle, & Buffalo, NY, Oct 4, 1870. ed Ohio Wesleyan Coll; White Bible Coll, New
York, NY. ord Cong, Lynn, Mass, Jan 10, 1927. p Madison Ave ch. New York, NY (Meth) (lay asst),
1914-16; 1st ch, Lynn, Mass, 1926-35. Editor, Daily Bible, 1910-18; YMCA war service, 1918-19; evang,
1920-26; hospital chap, Evang Asso of NE, 1940-45. m Mary Edith Park, Haines Falls, NY, 1910; 1 son,
infant (d). d Cambridge, Mass, Apr 26, 1945.
Paisley, John O, 6 Freeland, Ohio, Oct 6, 1863. ed Muskingum Coll, Ohio, BS, 1889; Allegheny Sem,
grad 1892. ord Un Presb, Cambridge, Mass, Oct 25, 1892; entered Cong fellowship 1903. p Cambridge, Mass
(Un Presb), 1892-99; Colorado Springs, Colo (Un Presb), 1901-03; Holbrook, Mass, 1903-06; Melrose High-
lands, Mass, 1906-27; Norwich, Vt, 1927-35. Finan agt, Westminster Coll, Pa, 1899-1901. m Margaret Ann
Murray, Cambridge, Ohio, 1895. 2 sons, Robert J, John S. d Melrose, Mass, Oct 10, 1945.
Palmer, Harry, 6 Swed, May 22, 1862. ord Cong, Middletown, Conn, June 13, 1893. p Swed ch, Mid-
dletown. Conn, 1893-96; Swed ch, Bristol, Conn, 1896-1902; Swed ch, Ashtabula, Ohio, 1902-14; Swed ch,
Cleveland, Ohio, 1914-24; Scand ch, Lynn, Mass, 1924-26. m Karoline Rude, Brooklyn, NY, 1890; 4 ch,
David E, Carl J, Henning E, Lennea (Carlson), d Berea, Ohio, Feb 25, 1945.
Parks, Ouincy Scott, 6 Coshocton, Ohio, Sept 19, 1874. ord Chr, Westerville, Ohio, Aug 2, 1922. p
Chr chs in Kans, Ind, Ohio; Mt Pleasant, Ohio, 1926-29 & Roseville, Ohio, 1928-29. m Daisy Ellen Hand,
Coshocton, Ohio, 1900; 9 ch (all living except 1 dau). d Coshocton, Ohio, Sept 8, 1944.
Paxton, Robert Finley, h Brighton, Iowa, May 30, 1863. ed Wheaton Coll, 111, BA, 1892. ord Wes
Meth, Varoqua, Wis, Oct 15, 1887; entered Cong fellowship 1893. p Oshkosh, Wis (Wes Meth), 1888-90;
North Aurora, 111, 1891-96; Campbell, Minn, 1896-98; Correctionville, Iowa, 1898-99; Sloan, Iowa, 1899-
1901; Earlville, Iowa, 1901-03; Buena Vista, Colo, 1903-05; Ainsworth, Neb, 1905-07; Sulphur Springs,
Colo, 1908-10; Staples, Minn, 1910-11; Wheatland, Wyo, 1911-16, 1923-26; De Long, 111, 1926-27. As-
sessor, Platte Co, Wyo, 1919-22. m Mary Brace, Berlin (now Bern), Mich, 1887 (d); 1 son (adopted), Gail
Emerson: m Florence Johnston, Colorado Springs, Colo, 1908; 2 sons, Robert Finley, Jr, Clyde Cullen (d).
d St Cloud, Fla, Apr 24, 1945.
Feet, Lyman Plimpton, h Foochow, China, Oct 24, 1860. ed Yale Univ, BA, 1885; Yale Div Sch,
BD, 1888. ord Cong, West Haven, Conn, May 21, 1888. My, ABCFM, Foochow, China, 1888-1917; indep
my, Foochow, China, 1917-21; pres, Foochow Coll, 1890-1913; pub, Chinese daily newspaper in Foochow
dialect, 1917-21; mgr, Stewart-Peet Mem Press; conducted lang sch for prot missions, Foochow; mem, com
on a Union Hymn Book in Chinese; sec, US Consulate, Foochow, 1921-30; revised Adams Eng-Chinese
Dictionary of Foochow dialect, 1923. author, A Handy Vocabulary (Foochow Colloquial Chinese-Eng), 1928.
1945] Necrology 53
m Caroline Koerner, Foochow, China, 1888 (d); 6 ch, Louisa Plimpton (d), Mary Elizabeth (d), Ruth Lu-
cretia (Farquharson), Edward Lyman (d), Vernon Koerner, Marion Caroline (d). d San Marino, Cal, July
30, 1945. (See Who's Who in America, Vol XIII, 1924-25.)
Pierce, William R, b Wales, Aug 6, 1865. ed Oberlin Coll, 3 yrs; Oberlin Theol Sem, 2 yrs; Chicago
Theol Sem, BD, 1894. ord Cong, Creston, 111, Atig 4, 1894. p Creston, 111, 1894-97; Kirkland, 111, 1897-1901;
Danvers, 111, 1901-03; Forrest & Strawn, 111, 1903-06; DePue, 111, 1906-07; Cambridge, 111, 1907-09; Spring
Valley, 111. 1909-11; Pilgrim ch, Plymouth, Pa, 1913-18; Chillicothe, 111, 1918; Carbondale & Forest City,
Pa, 1918-20; Plymouth ch, Dunkirk, Ind, 1921-32; South Vigo ch, West Terre Haute, Ind, 1935-41. m
Minnie J Guard, Wilkes-Barre, Pa, 1906 (d) ; 3 dau, Gladys (Gorham), Mabel, Marjorie: m Louise Phillips,
Carbondale, Pa, 1920. d Indianapolis, Ind, Dec 5, 1945.
Rainey, Eugene Hufif, 6 Elams. NC, June 25, 1892. ed Elon Coll, BA, 1920; Yale Div Sch, BD, 1923;
Ohio State Univ, MA, 1937. ord Chr, NC, July 15, 1920. p Franklin, Ohio, 1923-25; Danville, HI, 1925-26;
Atwood, 111, 1926-31; Antioch ch & Bible Chapel, Hamersville & Point Isabel ch, Bethel, Ohio, 1931-34;
Appleton ch, Johnstown & Fairview & Highwater ch, Newark, Ohio, 1934-37; Com ch, Evarts, Ky, 1937-45.
Dean, Chr Sch of Methods, Union Chr Coll, Merom, Ind. m Viola Woodard, Columbus, Ohio, 1923; 2 sons,
Marvin Eugene, Harlan Huff, d Evarts, Ky, Apr 28, 1945.
Raymond, Frederick Wingate, b East Weymouth, Mass, Oct 14, 1874. ed Amherst Coll, BA, 1899;
Yale Div Sch, BD, 1902. ord Cong, East Weymouth, Mass, Aug 22, 1902. p Bridgewater, Conn (lie), 1901-
02; Anderson, Ind, 1902-03; Hamilton, NY, 1903-08; Union ch, Proctor, Vt (Indep), 1908-16; Glastonbury,
Conn, 1916-23; North ch. Oak Park, 111, 1924-31; Coll ch, Defiance, Ohio, 1934-36. With YMCA, Camp
Lee, Va, 1917-18; asst supt. 111 Conf, 1931-34; pres, Defiance Coll, 1934-36; sec, Nom Com, Gen Coimcil,
1934-38. TO Clara Augusta Brockett, New Haven, Conn, 1903; 6 ch, Helen Wingate (Davis), Alice Brockett
(d), Elizabeth Waldron (d), Ruth Beatrice (d), Frederic Wingate, Virginia Brockett (d). d Proctor, Vt,
June 3, 1945. (See Who's Who in America, Vol XIX, 1936-37.)
Ream, William Theophilus, 6 Hampshire, 111, Apr 8, 1867. ed Beloit Coll, MA, 1894; Chicago Theol
Sem, BD, 1897. ord Cong, Piano, 111, May 4, 1897. p Cumberland, Wis, 1897-99; Watertown, Wis, 1899-1900;
1st ch. West DePere, Wis, 1932-45. Prin, High Sch, Monticello, Wis, Mondovi, Wis & Green Bay. Wis,
1902-20; in bus, 1922-32. m Grace Pease, Cumberland, Wis, 1899; 3 dau, Margaret (Ray), Mable (Blair),
Williamina Evans, d Green Bay, Wis, May 13, 1945.
Reynolds, William Jasper, & Jackson Co, Ohio, Sept 13, 1856. ed Union Chr Coll, Merom, Ind; Chr
Biblical Inst, Stanfordville, NY. ord Chr, Williamsport, Ohio, Sept, 1881; entered Cong fellowship 1906. p
Lewisburg, Pa; 1st ch, New Bedford, Mass; Covington, Ohio; Swansea Center, Mass, 1902-06; Westport,
Mass, 1906-08; DayviUe ch, Killingly, Conn, 1909-12 & WiUiamsville ch, Killingly, Conn, 1909-11; Volun-
town ch, Moosup, Conn, 1912-15; Lisbon ch, Norwich, Conn, 1915-37. m Margaret L Maxwell, Rural
Grove, NY, 1883 (d); 2 sons, Maxwell, Maurice William: m Maude MacDonald, 1916. d Quaker Street, NY,
Feb 12, 1945.
Risser, Henry Arthur, 6 Burlington, Iowa, Jan 14, 1860. ed Denmark Coll, Iowa, grad; Chicago
Theol Sem, grad 1887. ord Cong, Washington, Iowa, Dec 19, 1887. p Franklin ch, Dublin, Iowa, 1886-89 &
Brighton, Iowa, 1887-88; 2nd ch, Winona, Minn, 1889-94; Olivet ch, St Paul, Minn, 1894-98; Hazel Park
ch, St Paul, Minn, 1898-99; South Park ch, St Paul, Minn, 1899-1900; Prentice, Wis, 1907-08; Neillsville,
Wis, 1908-14; Groveland, Minn, 1915-22; 1st ch, Sandstone, Minn, 1922-25. m Eva McConnaughey, Wash-
ington, Iowa, 1890, 2 ch, Josephine (Bassett), Richard A. d Devil's Lake, ND, Jan 23, 1945.
Roberts, James Hudson, 6 Hartford, Conn, June 11, 1851. ed Yale Univ, BA, 1873; Yale Div Sch,
BD, 1876; grad study, Boston Univ & Andover Theol Sem, 1876-77; Hartford Theol Sem, 1906-07. ord
Cong, Hartford, Conn, Sept 12, 1877. p Southbury, Conn, 1907-08; West Suffield, Conn, 1908-09; Bolton,
Conn, 1909-10; South ch. East Hartford, Conn, 1911-17. My, ABCFM, Peking, China, 1877-80, Kalgan,
China, 1880-1906; field sec. Lord's Day League of NE, for Conn & RI, 1917-18. aiUhor, A Flight for Life,
1903. m Grace Lilla Howe, Marlboro, Mass, 1877 (d); 3 sons, Charles Asaph, John Willard, James Walker:
TO Emma U Forbes, 1921. d Wethersfield, Conn, May 15, 1945. (See Who's Who in America, Vol IX, 1916-17.)
Robins, George Frederick, b Abingdon, Berkshire, Eng, Nov 22, 1869. ed Auburn Theol Sem. ord
Cong, Gainesville, NY, Nov 13, 1912. p Summerhill, NY (Meth lie), 1894-95; Junius, NY (Meth lie),
1895-96; North Pitcher, NY (Meth lie)', 1896-97; Junius, NY (Meth lie) (2nd pas), 1897-99; Butler Center,
NY (Meth lie), 1899-1902; Brasie Corners, NY (Meth lie), 1902-03; Fine, NY (Meth lie), 1903-04; Ed-
wards, NY (Meth lie), 1904-06; Barnes Corners, NY (Meth lie), 1906-09; Grand Island, NY, 1909-11;
Gainesville, NY, 1911-13; South Hartford, NY, 1913-17; 1st ch, Rensselaer, NY, 1917-27; White Oaks ch,
Williamstown, Mass, 1928-34. m Clara A Remley. Auburn, NY, 1894; 3 ch, Harold James, Mildred (Tripp),
Homer E. d Albany, NY, Oct 10, 1945.
Russell, Melville Willmont, 6 Cooperstown, NY, Mar 3, 1850. ord Cong, North New Portland, Me,
Oct 1, 1925. p North New Portland, Me, 1924-26; North Edgecomb, Me; Windsor, Me (Meth). Publisher,
Onondaga (NY) Gazette & Otsega (NY) Farmer, to Sarah Adelaid Doolittle, Cooperstown, NY, 1875; 1
dau, Cora Elfleda (Lee), d Chatham, NY, Mar 23, 1945.
Saltmarch, Frank Nehemiah, b Bow, NH, Mar 4, 1870. ed Dartmouth Coll, BA, 1893, MA, 1896;
Andover Theol Sem, BD, 1897. ord Cong, West Hartford, Vt, July 13, 1898. p North Pomfret & West Hart-
ford, Vt, 1898-1903; Alton & North Barnstead, NH, 1903-08; Gilmanton Iron Works, NH, 1908-13.
Trustee & bus mgr, Pinkerton Acad, Derry, NH. m Mamie E Knott, 1898; no ch. d Derry, NH, Dec 6, 1945;
Sanborn, Edward Stevens, b Kingston, NH, Apr 19, 1866. ed Yale Univ, BA, 1892; Yale Div Sch.
BD, 1895. ord Cong, Ridgefield, Conn, July 23, 1895. p Ridgefield, Conn, 1895-99; Georgetown, Conn,
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1899-1903; East Hartland, Conn, 1903-07; East Harrington, NH, 1907-11; Dover, Mass, 1911-15; Gilman-
ton, NH, 1915-19; Canterbury, NH, 1919-24; Acworth, NH, 1924-31, p em, 1931^5. m Martha Ella Pike,
Pomfret, Conn, 1896; 5 ch, Katharine Pike, Elmer Edward, Ezra Lee Mitchell (d), Leonard Fogg, Faith.
d Kingston, NH, Aug 27, 1945.
Sanderson, Horace, b Phillipston, Mass, Oct 30, 1854. ed Springfield (Mass) Coll, grad 1884. ord
Cong, Denver, Colo, Oct 11, 1892. p 1st ch, Springfield, Mass (lie asst), 1885; Westminster ch. Salt Lake
City, Utah (Presb), 1915-18; Steamboat Springs, Colo, 1918-19. Supt, Colo Conf, 1892-1907; field sec,
Westminster Coll, Denver, Colo; with Bible Inst, Los Angeles, Cal, 1920-27. m Mary Bent, Winchendon,
Mass, 1877 (d); 2 ch, Maude Mason (d), Harold Hastings (d): m Katherine Cutler, Denver, Colo, 1906. d
Pasadena, Cal, Jan 24, 1945.
Sando, Warren Hill, b Darke Co, Ohio, May 17, 1872. ed Ohio Northern Univ, Ada, Ohio; Antioch
Coll. ord Chr, Enon, Ohio, Sept, 1902; entered Disc fellowship 1921; reentered Cong Chr fellowship 1942.
p Pleasant Hill, Ohio, 1898-1901; Knob Prairie ch, Enon, Ohio, 1901-04; Urbana, 111, 1904-07; 1st ch, Co-
lumbus, Ohio, 1907-12; Huntington, Ind, 1912-14; Versailles, Ohio, 1915-16; Danville, 111, 1916-17; Linden
& Wingate, Ind, 1918-21; Union Chapel, Attica, Ind (Disc); Booneville, Mo (Disc); Madison, Ind (Disc);
Osborne Prairie ch, Veedersburg & Wingate, Ind (2nd pas), 1934-37; Centerburg & Trenton ch, Sunbury,
Ohio, 1937-40; Knob Prairie ch, Enon, Ohio (2nd pas), 1940^5. Chap, Ohio Senate, Columbus, Ohio,
1907-11. TO Edith May Finfrock, Bloomers, Ohio, 1895 (d); 3 ch, Etoile Marguerite (d), George Samuel,
Elwood Emerson: to Martha Mae Kerr, Dayton, Ohio, 1904 (d); 4 ch, Donald Kerr, Marjorie Lucile (d),
Alva Jean (d), Edith Mae: m Ramona Berlew, Lexington, Ky, 1940. d Columbus, Ohio, Nov 7, 1945.
Savage, Donald Hurlbut, 6 Pottstown, Pa, Sept 1, 1907. ed Wesleyan Univ, BA, 1929; Boston Univ,
STB & MA, 1932. ord Cong, Norton, Mass, Feb. 14, 1933. p Norton, Mass, 1932-38; West Parish ch,
Andover, Mass, 1938-45. Pres, Andover, Mass, Council of Chs. to Adele Brodhead, Bethlehem, Pa, 1932;
2 ch Robert Brodhead, Jane Adele. d Andover, Mass, Mar 6, 1945.
Schroeder, Victor Hugo, 6 Ordway, Colo, Nov 9, 1903. ed John Fletcher Coll, BA, 1935; Iliff Sch of
Theol, Denver, Colo, ThM, 1944. ord Evang, Sterling, Colo, Apr 30, 1927; entered Cong fellowship 1943.
p Blue Cliff, Colo (Evang), 1930-31; Kelly, Colo (Evang), 1932-34; Genoa & Seibert, Colo (Evang),
1935-36; Sterling, Colo (Evang), 1936-39; Bern, Kans (Evang), 1939^0; Boulder, Colo (Evang), 1940-43;
Walsenburg, Colo, 1943-45; Barstow, Cal, 1945. to Marjorie E Schuman, Sterling, Colo, 1937; 2 sons, Paul
W, Victor Hugo, Jr. d Arcadia, Cal, Sept 4, 1945.
Schwartz, Henry Butler, b Cincinnati, Ohio, June 30, 1861. ed Ohio Wesleyan Univ, BS & BA, 1884;
Boston Univ Sch of Theol, STB, 1886. hon degree, DD, Ohio Wesleyan Univ, 1909. ord Meth, Boston, Mass,
1886; entered Cong fellowship 1926. p Versailles, Ohio (Meth), 1886-87; Wollaston, Mass (Meth), 1888-90;
Newburyport, Mass (Meth), 1890-93; Holliston, Mass (Meth), 1897-98; Uxbridge, Mass (Meth), 1898-
1900; Union ch, Koloa, Kauai, TH, 1926-31. My, Meth, Tokyo, Japan, 1893; Hirosaki, Japan, 1894-96;
Aoyama Coll, Tokyo, Japan, 1897; prin, Chinzei Coll, Nagasaki, Japan, 1900-01; Kagoshima District,
Japan, 1902-05; Naha District, Ryukyu Islands, 1907-15. Prof, Eng, Coll of the Pacific, 1915-20; home my,
Meth, to Japanese, Honolulu, TH, 1920-24; RE specialist, Maui, TH, 1931-37. author. In Togo's Country,
1908; Ideals of Democracy, 1921. m Mary Evelyn Frazier, Caldwell, Ohio, 1886 (d); 3 ch, William Leonard,
Anna Dale, Laura Virginia, d Palo Alto, Cal, May 15, 1945.
Seward, Arthur Lewis, b Guilford, Conn, Aug 19, 1848. ed Beloit Coll, 2 yrs; Union Park Theol Sem,
Chicago, 111, 1 yr; Yale Coll, 1876-78; Yale Div Sch, 1879-80. ord Cong, Scribner, Neb, 1878. p 1st ch,
Aurora, Neb, 1880-84; Coalville, Utah, 1884-88; Los Alamitos, Cal, 1908-12; Humboldt, Ariz, 1912-14.
Home my. Neb, Utah, Wash, Cal, Ariz, to Sarah Louise Smith, Monticello, Iowa, 1883 (d); 4 ch, Laura E,
(Carpenter), Arthur Henry, Raymond Sanford, Frances Blossom (d). d Sacramento, Cal, Mar 12, 1945.
Sherman, Edwin Taft, b Cleveland, Ohio, Sept 2, 1871. ed Hanover (Ind) Coll; YMCA Coll, Chicago,
111; Chicago Theol Sem, grad 1904. ord Cong, Brookfield, 111, 1907. p 1st ch, Pasadena, Cal (lie asst), 1907;
Brookfield, 111, 1907-10; 1st ch & Plymouth ch, Corvallis, Ore, 1911-17; Central Union ch, Honolulu, TH
(asso), 1919-21; Bishop Mem ch, Honolulu, TH, 1921-24; Broadmoor ch, San Leandro, Cal, 1924-30; 1st
ch, Lodi, Cal, 1930-35; 1st ch, Rio Vista, Cal, 1942-45. Chap, World War I, 1917-19; tea, Kamehameha
Schs, Honolulu, TH, 1921-24; field sec, N Cal Conf, 1935-42. m Edith Emogene Freeman, Pasadena, Cal,
1907; 3 ch, Charlotte Elizabeth, Harold Edwin, Eleanor Florence, d Sacramento, Cal, Sept 4, 1945.
Shier, Edward Preston, 6 near Ypsilanti, Mich, Feb 8, 1867. ed, Coll of Emporia, Kans, BA, 1895;
McCormick Theol Sem, Chicago, 111, MA, 1898; San Francisco Theol Sem, San Anselmo, Cal. ord Presb,
Centerville, Cal, May 6, 1898; entered Cong fellowship 1940. p Eureka, Cal (Presb), 1898-1909; Scotia, Cal
(Presb)', 1909-11; Dinuba, Cal (Presb), 1911-15; Fellows & Taft, Cal (Presb), 1915-17; Scotia, Cal (Presb)
(2nd pas), 1919-20; Olinda & Redding, Cal (Presb), 1921-27; Craig Mem ch. Paradise, Cal, 1927-37;
Loomis, Cal, 1938^5. In bus, 1917-18. m Jennie McCarty, Placerville, Cal, 1897; 7 ch, Flora (Cornick),
Katharine C, Jennie M (Lewis;, Ruth (Halvarson), Alice (Wohletz), Edward E, Frances, d Durham, Cal,
Dec 21, 1945.
Smith, Hardeman David, 6 near Atlanta, Ga, 1879. ed Talladega Coll, grad 1908. ord Cong, 1908. p
King's Mountain, NC, 1911-12; 1st ch, Asheboro, NC, 1912-20; Salem & Strieby, NC, 1920-27; Mary's
grove ch, Mebane & Melville ch. Haw River, NC, 1927-35; Washington Terrace ch. High Point, NC,
1936^4. Tea: Fessenden Acad, Martin, Fla, to 1909; LeMoyne Coll, Memphis, Tenn 1909-11; Lincoln
, Acad, King's Mountain, NC, 1911-12. Unmarried, d Atlanta, Ga, Dec 1, 1945.
Smith, I Arthur, 6 Charity, Mo, Oct 22, 1881. ed Drury Coll, BA, 1916; Iliff Sch of Theol, Denver,
Colo, ord So Meth, Trinidad, Colo, Aug, 1908; entered Cong fellowship 1926. p Buffalo, Mo (So Meth),
1904-05; Sprague, Mo (So Meth), 1905-07; Walsenburg, Colo (So Meth). 1907-11: Denver, Colo (So Meth),
1945] Necrology 55
1911-12; Marshfield, Mo (So Meth), 1912-15; Lebanon, Mo (So Meth), 1915-17; White Ave ch, Kansas
City, Mo (So Meth), 1918-20; Kenwood Ave ch, Kansas City, Mo (So Meth), 1921-22; Eldon, Mo, 1926-29;
Fed ch, Ottawa, Kans, 1929-45. Presiding Elder, So Meth, 1908-12; RE supt, SW Mo Conf, So Meth,
1922-26. m Myrtle Christian, Morrisville, Mo, 1903; 2 ch, Mildred (Stevens), Edward Allen, d Kansas City,
Mo, July 3, 1945.
Spalding, George Brown, h Dover, NH, Dec 19, 1870. ed Yale Univ, BA, 1893; Auburn Theol Sem,
1894-95 & 1899-1900; Andover Theol Sem, 1897-99. ord Presb, Syracuse, NY, Jan 7, 1901; entered Cong
fellowship 1905. p Madison Square ch, New York, NY (Presb) (asst) , 1900-01 ; Fryeburg, Me (sup) , 1902-03 ;
Red Lodge, Mont, 1905-06; 1st ch, Saratoga, NY, 1906-07; 1st ch, Stonington, Conn, 1908-12; Rocky Hill,
Conn, 1912-13; Key West, Fla, 1913-15; Plymouth ch. Coconut Grove, Fla, 1915-20, p em, 1939-45;
Orange City, Fla, 1920-21. m Emeline Palmer, Stonington, Conn, 1909 {d 1943) ; no ch. d Miami, Fla, Feb 2,
1945.
Spence, William Henry, h Detroit, Mich, May 9, 1870. ed Albion Coll, Mich; Oberlin Theol Sem,
grad 1899. hon degree, DD, Amer Int Coll, Springfield, Mass, 1933. ord Cong, Vermontville, Mich, Dec 19,
1894. p Vermontville, Mich, 1894-96; Fitchville & New London, Ohio, 1897-98; Alpena, Mich, 1899-1901;
Pilgrim ch, Cambridge, Mass, 1901-06; 1st ch, Rutland, Vt, 1906-12; 1st ch, Oberlin, Ohio, 1912-16; Hins-
dale, 111, 1916-18; Tabernacle ch, Salem, Mass, 1918-27; Ch of Christ, Hanover, NH, 1927-37. author, A
Book of Worship, m Minnie Lewis, Litchfield, Mich, 1892 (d) ; 2 dau, Lila May, Helen J. d Boston, Mass,
Jan 23, 1945. (See Who's Who in America.)
Stapleton, Robert, 6 Ballvmacarret, Ire, Dec 1, 1866. ed Olivet Coll, BA, 1892; Chicago Theol Sem,
BD, 1896. ord Cong, Bostwick Lake, Mich, Aug 30, 1897. My, ABCFM, 1897-1924; Eastern Turkey Mis-
sion, Erzerum, Turkey, 1897-1918; Trebizond, Turkey (mostly relief work), 1919-23. Home my. Pine
Mountain (Ky) Settlement Sch, 1926-37. m Ida Salmond. New York, NY, 1897; 5 ch, Grace Natalie (d),
Elinor May, Sibyl Louise, John Paul (d), Robert Ellis (d). d Lapeer, Mich, Feb 20, 1945.
Sweet, Mile Jasper, 6 Salem township, Washtenaw Co, Mich, Jan 20, 1868. ed Mich State Normal
Coll, grad 1893; Univ of Mich, 1896-97; Chicago Theol Sem, 1903-04; Hartford Theol Sem, BD, 1905. ord
Cong, Almont, Mich, Feb 6, 1900. p Merrill, Mich (lie), 1897-99; Almont, Mich, 1899-1902; Hudson, Mich,
1905-12; Pontiac, Mich, 1912-22; Highland Park, Mich, 1922-25; Avon Park, Fla, 1920; 1st ch, Tampa,
Fla, 1926-30; Union ch, Chattanooga, Tenn, 1936-40; Soddy, Tenn, 1940-41; Pilgrim ch, Pomona, Fla,
1941-44. Prin, high sch, Blissfield, Mich, 1893-96; chap, US Army, Vancouver Barracks, Seattle, Wash,
1918 & capt. Reserve Corps, 1922-45; mod, Mich Conf, 1918, Fla Conf, 1929; pastor at large & supt, Conf
of the Carolinas & Ga Conf, under Ch Extension Bds, 1930-36. m May Evelyn Thompson, Worden, Mich,
1897; no ch. d Daytona Beach, Fla, Mar 14, 1945.
Taggart, Charles Ernest, 6 near Adrian, Mich, Jan 28, 1858. ed Olivet Coll, BA. 1883. ord Cong,
St Ignace, Mich, Julv 14, 1886. p St Ignace, Mich, 1885-89; Red Cloud, Neb, 1889-91; Rockford, Iowa,
1891-96; Elk Point, SD, 1896-99; Three Oaks, Mich, 1899-1902; Litchfield, Mich, 1903-11; Reed City,
Mich, 1911-12; Charlevoix, Mich, 1912-19; Almont, Mich, 1919-20; Portland, Mich, 1920-22; Reed City,
Mich (2nd pas), 1922-33. m Alma Estella Hart, St Ignace, Mich, 1886 (d); 4 ch, Kenneth O (d), Laura E
(Pease), Lester S, Herbert F. d Washington, DC, Nov 3, 1945.
Tewksbury, Elwood Gardner, h West Newbury, Mass, Mar 6, 1865. ed Harvard Univ, BA, 1887;
Hartford Theol Sem, BD, 1890. ord Cong, East Somerville, Mass, June 25, 1890. My, ABCFM, 1890-1907;
prof. Physics & Chem & vice pres. North China Union Coll, Tungchou, China, 1890-1906; Thompson lect
on mis, Hartford Theol Sem, 1907; sec, YP My Movement & Laymen's Mis Movement, 1907-09; gen
sec, China SS Union, Shanghai, China, 1910-45. m Grace Holbrook, Norwich, Conn, 1889 (d 1938); 3 ch,
Malcolm Gardner, Donald George, Helen Roberta (Preedy). d Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 5, 1945. (See Who's
Who in America, Vol. XVI, 1930-31.)
Thomas, Alonzo Algemon, 6 Stewartsville, DeKalb Co, Mo, Oct 31, 1867. ord Chr, St Joseph, Mo,
1891. p Fairfield, Iowa; Antioch & Bethlehem, Mo; East Peru & Truro, Iowa, 1900-02; Lone Chapel, Iowa,
1905 & Wheeler's Grove, Iowa, 1905-06; Olive Hill, Kans, 1915-17; Pipe Creek, Kans, 1918 & Meredith,
Kans, 1918-21; Neola, Kans, 1922-23; Pleasant Hill, Kan^ 1923-24. m Ruth Vernon Wilson, Indian Grove,
Mo, 1893; 2 sons, Paul W, Rex W. d Amity, Mo, May 1, 1945.
Thomas, Ernest A, 6 Marshfield, Mass, July 7, 1867. ed Harvard Univ; Newton Theol Sem. ord Bapt,
Cambridge, Mass, Jan 23, 1902; entered Cong fellowship 1912. p Central Falls, Mass (Bapt), 1902-05;
Spencer, Mass (Bapt); Three Rivers, Mass (Bapt); 2nd ch, Marshfield Hills, Mass, 1910-1928. Town mod,
Marshfield, Mass, 15 jts. Unmarried, d Largo, Fla, Dec 18, 1945.
Thomas, John Arma, 6 Pontodylith, Glamorganshire, Wales, Mar 26, 1852. ed Bangor Theol Sem,
grad 1884. ord Cong, Cardonia, Ind, Sept 30, 1885. p Cardonia, Ind, 1885-86; L'Anse, Mich, 1886; Utica,
Mich, 1887-88; Alila & Tipton, Cal, 1889-91; Mokelumne Hill, Cal, 1891-94; Fifield, Wis, 1895-96; Pine
River, Wis, 1898-1901; Kingston, Wis, 1901-02; Honey Creek & Pleasant Hill, Wis (Presb), 1902-03;
Rushmore, Minn (Presb), 1903-04; White Lake, SD (Presb), 1904-06; Raymond, SD (Presb), 1906-08;
Sheldon & Streeter, ND (Presb), 1908-09; Java, SD (Presb), 1909-11; Parkston, SD (Presb), 1911-13;
Lake Andes, SD (Presb); 1913-14; Belvidere, SD (Presb), 1914-17. m Charlotte Ann Thomas, Plainwell,
Mich, 1888; 6 ch, Stanley A, Richard L, Marie, Howard (d), Stella (d) Harold (d). d Tacoma, Wash, Feb 19,
1945.
Thompson, Flora T, 6 1856. ord Chr, Bethlehem, Brown Co, Ohio, 1889. d Van Nuys, Cal, 1944.
Thompson, Joseph Herbert, 6 Christchurch, New Zealand, Dec 1, 1869. ed Moody Bible Inst, Chi-
cago, 111, 2 yrs. ord Cong, Chicago, 111, Dee 16, 1904. p San Fernando, Cal (Presb), 1906; Little Lake & San
Jacinto, Cal, 1907; Salem ch, Los Angeles, Cal, 1908; Maricopa, Cal, 1932-33; Country ch, Hollywood, Cal
(indep) (asst), 1935^4. m Emma Faloon, Chicago, 111, 1903; no ch. d Hollywood, Cal, Jan 4, 1944,
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Tiieston, Frederic Mitchell, 6 Roxbury, Mass, Dec 14, 1902. ed Bowdoin Coll, BS, 1924; Harvard
Div Sch, 1 yr. ord Unit, Duxbury, Mass, May 6, 1934; entered Cong fellowship 1942. p Duxbury, Mass
(Unit), 1934-36; Fed ch, Atlanta, Ga (Unit-Univ), 1936-39; Orth ch, Deerfield, Mass, 1940^5. m Elisebeth
Leavitt, Rye Beach, NH, 1929; 1 son, Nathaniel William, d Deerfield, Mass, Mar 28, 1945.
Tincher, Frank S, b 1855. ed Moores Hill (Ind) Coll (now Evansville Coll), grad. ord Meth, 1884;
entered Cong fellowship 1917. p Plymouth ch, Cincinnati, Ohio (ad int) 1917-18; Lima, Ohio, 1918-19;
Vermilion, Ohio, 1922-24; Waverly, 111, 1924-26. m Mrs Tincher, Greensburg, Ind; 2 ch Coyle (d), Imogene
(Martin), d Columbus, Ind, Dec 29, 1938.
Tracy, Isaac B, b Vermontville, Mich, Feb 2, 1861. ed Olivet Coll, BA, 1883, MA, 1886; Chicago
Theol Sem, BD, 1894. ord Cong, Brandon, Wis, Sept, 23, 1887. p Brandon, Wis, 1887-89; Menasha, Wis,
1889-91; Crete, 111, 1891-92; Ivanhoe, 111, 1892-94; Valley City, ND, 1894-96; Grand Forks, ND, 1896-97;
St Cloud, Minn, 1897-99; Kaukauna, Wis, 1899-1901; Cumberland, Wis, 1901-05; Hayward, Wis, 1905-10;
East Troy, Wis, 1910-14; Spring Green, Wis, 1914-18; Medford, Wis, 1918-20; Red Granite, Wis, 1920-25;
Kempster, Wis, 1926-31. m Myra S Parker, River Falls, Wis, 1890; 2 ch, Eleanor (Arnold), Lyall. d Antigo,
Wis, Apr 27, 1945.
Varley, Arthur, 6 New Chapel, Staffordshire, Eng, Mar 31, 1870. ord Chr, Kittery, Me, Mar 22, 1894;
entered Cong fellowship 1898. p East Wilton, Me (Chr), 1894-96; Oxford, Me, 1896-98; Bethel, Me,
1898-1902; Benton Falls & Winslow, Me, 1902-05; Yarmouth, Mass, 1905-09; Maplewood ch, Maiden,
Mass, 1909-14; Taftville ch, Norwich, Conn, 1914-21; Portland, Conn, 1922-38; West Avon ch, Union-
ville. Conn (sup), 1939^2. m Mabelle Cressey Rand, Bethel, Me, 1902 (d 1944); 2 dau, Dorothy (Lane),
Caroline (Robinson), d Hartford, Conn, Nov 26, 1945.
Walker, John Irvine, 6 Lindsay, Ont, Can, Sept 2, 1875. ed Toronto Univ; McGill Univ; Manitoba
Theol Sem, grad 1907. hon degrees, BD & DD, Southern Sch of Div, Dallas, Tex, 1925. ord Presb, Winnipeg,
Man, Can, Feb 25, 1908; entered Cong fellowship 1922. p Riverview United ch, Winnipeg, Man, Can
(Presb), 1907-16; United ch, McGregor, Man, Can (Presb), 1916-20; United ch, Deloraine, Man, Can
(Presb), 1920-22; Osage, Iowa, 1922-25; Prospect Ave ch, Kansas City, Mo, 1925-28; Aurora & Pierce
City, Iowa, 1929-30; Newton, Iowa, 1930-36; Perry, Iowa, 1936-38; Belle Plaine, Iowa, 1938-43; Mel-
bourne, Fla, 1943-45. m Alberta Louise Wahn, Gretna, Man, Can, 1909; 7 ch, Margaret Louise (d), Donald
Irvine, Calvin Baird, Muriel Barbara, Ruth Josephine (d), Gladys Alberta, Merle Isabelle (adopted), d
Melbourne, Fla, Sept 27, 1945.
Wallace, William Wood, b Middletown, NY, Feb 15, 1868. ed Hamilton Coll, BA, 1890; Yale Div
Sch, BD, 1896, MA, 1897. ord Cong, Bridgewater, Conn, June 11, 1896. p Bridgewater, Conn, 1894-97.
My, ABCFM, 1890-1937; inst, Eng, Jaffna Coll, Vaddukoddai, Ceylon, 1890-94; prin, Amer Mis High
Sch, Madura, India, 1897-1904; vice prin, prin & prof of Eng, Amer Coll, Madura, India, 1904-36; treas,
Amer Mis, Madura, India, 1928-36. m Genevieve Sanford, Bridgewater, Conn, 1897; 5 ch, Donald Sanford,
Abb6 Janet (Stewart), William Sanford, Genevieve Janaky (Marshall), Gerald Sanford. d New Milford,
Conn, June 21, 1945.
Webb, Archie Randall, b Ypsilanti, Mich, June 28, 1879. ed Chr Biblical Inst, Stanfordville, NY,
grad 1904. ord Chr, Vienna, NJ, 1905. p Vienna, NJ, 1905-08; Bogle St ch. Fall River, Mass, 1908-12;
North Saco, Me, 1912-15; Rye, NH, 1915-17; West Mansfield, Mass, 1917-19; Wolfboro, NH, 1924-28;
Black Valley & Clearville & Earlston, Pa, 1928-31; Medway & South Westerlo, NY, 1932-45. m Hattie
Mable Elsden, Irvington, NJ, 1904; 2 ch, Martha A (Reck), Carl E. d South Westerlo, NY, Oct 13, 1945.
Wetzel, John Wesley, b Lena, 111, Mar 21, 1870. ed Simpson Coll, Indianola, Iowa, 1887-90; South-
western Univ, Winfield, ICans, PhB, 1894; Cumnock Sch of Oratory of Northwestern Univ, grad 1897. ord
Cong, New York, NY, June 11, 1931. p Broadway Tabernacle, New York, NY (asst), 1931-34. Dir, Dept
of Oratory, Univ of Denver & inst. Elocution, Iliff Sch of Theol, Denver, Colo, 1897-1900; inst. Elocution,
Yale Univ, 1901-18, Hartford Theol Sem, 1905-25, Columbia Univ (extension classes), 1925-27, Union
Theol Sem, 1927-42. m Rena Belle Reed, Central City, Neb, 1898; 2 dau, Martha Lucile (Doty), Marian
Fowler (Edwards), d New York, NY, Oct 28, 1945. (See Who's Who in America, Vol XI, 1920-21.)
White, Robert Seaman, b Brooklyn, NY, Oct 8, 1872. ed Springfield (Mass) Coll; Bates Coll; Mercer
Univ, Macon, Ga, LLB, 1908; grad study, Bangor Theol Sem, Yale Div Sch, Chicago Theol Sem. ord
Cong, Chicago, 111, Oct 20, 1912. p Dayville ch, Killingly & Williamsville ch, Killingly, Conn (lie), 1905-07;
Fellowship ch, Kirkland, 111 (lie), 1910-11; Crawford ch, Chicago, 111, 1911-13; Addison St ch, Chicago,
111, 1913-14; Pilgrim ch, Pomona, Fla, 1914-16; Union ch, Dennis, Mass, 1916-17; Oakville, Conn, 1917-22;
Union ch. West Haven, Conn, 1922-31; Chesterfield, Mass, 1931-34. m Abbie Ada Coburn, Cheshire, Conn,
1915; 1 dau, Margaret Eleanor, d West Haven, Conn, Sept 11, 1945.
Whitlock, Francis Metherall, 6 Prince Edward Island, Can, June 24, 1855. ed Whitby (Ont, Can)
Coll. hon degree, LLD, Marietta Coll, 1943. ord Chr, Whitby, Ont, Can, 1880; entered Cong fellowship 1884.
p Irving St ch, Cleveland, Ohio, 1884-87; North Monroeville, Ohio, 1887-95; Fellowship ch, Indianapolis,
Ind, 1895-99; Bethlehem ch, Cleveland, Ohio (asso), 1900-10; Harmar ch. Marietta, Ohio, 1911-25, p em,
1933-45; Putnam ch, 1925^3 & Rainbow ch, Marietta, Ohio, 1925-36. m Annie Beacham, Ontario Can
(d) ; 4 ch, William Percival (d), Victor J, Agnes Florence (d), Francis Beacham: m Mildred Wood, d Bronx-
ville, NY, Nov 26, 1945.
Wilson, Albert, b Bury, Lancashire, Eng, Jan 17, 1880. hon degree, DD, Central Coll, Austin, Minn,
1916. ord Cong, Lane, SD, Oct 26, 1909. p Blunt, SD (Meth) (lie), 1908-09; Murdo, SD, 1909-10; Dewey &
Prove, SD, 1910-11; Winfred & Freedom ch, Winfred, SD, 1911-14; Alpena, SD (Presb) (sup), 1914; Valley
Springs, SD, 1914-16; 1st ch, Lake City, Minn, 1916-18; City Park ch, Denver, Colo, 1918-20; Old Orchard
ch, Webster Groves, Mo, 1920-22; 1st ch, St Joseph, Mo, 1922-35; Fed ch, Hamilton, Mo, 1935-44. m
Wilma James, Billings, Mont, 1919; 3 ch, Eva, Gordon Bruce, Hilton James, d Alton, Mo, Aug 29, 1945.
1945] Necrology 57
Wolf, Lawrence Howling, 6 Like-a-Fish-Hook-Village, Fort Berthold Indian Reserve, ND, Apr 10,
1883. ord Cong, Nishu, ND, May 9, 1943. p Arickara ch, Elbowoods, Nishu, ND, 1920-45, also serving
Beaver Creek ch. Chap, Indian Scouts, 1930^5. m Stella Rogers, Fort Berthold Indian Reserve, ND, 1904;
3 ch, Daniel, John, Caroline (d). d Nichu, ND, Feb 20, 1945.
Wyckoff, Charles Sterling, h Troy, NY. Mar 20, 1866. ed Rutgers Univ, BA, 1888, MA, 1891. ord
Ref, Manito, 111, Sept 17, 1891; entered Cong fellowship 1912. p Manito, 111 (Ref); Pella, Iowa (Ref); Phila-
delphia. Pa (Ref) ; Brookb'n, NY (Ref); Walton, NY, 1912-21; Plainville, Conn, 1921-28. Chap, US Army,
1918-19; chap, Westminster Sch, Simsbury, Conn, 1928-36. m Harriet Burr Day, Hartford, Conn, 1897;
2 ch, Sarah Wells (d), Charles Sterling, Jr. d Plainville, Conn, Apr 12, 1945.
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Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1945
THE COMMITTEE FOR WAR VICTIMS AND
RECONSTRUCTION
289 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y.
Albert Buckner Coe, D.D., Chairman
John Curry Walker ]
Vere V. Leper { Vice-Chairmen
William Robert Hodgson J
Kirk Smith, Chairman, Executive Committee
Elbert A. Harvey, Treasurer
Mrs. Edward T. Willson, Executive Secretary
Donald W. Strickler, Field Secretary
The Committee for War Victims and Reconstruction gratefully lists below contributions from churches
and individual gifts received during the year January 10, 1945 to January 10, 1946.
The churches starred (*) are enrolled in the Plan for Sacrificial Giving. Thbse double-starred (**) have
10 per cent or more of their membership enrolled in this regular giving plan or are making contributions
which equal a 10 per cent enrollment.
Church
Gift
ALABAMA (White)
Church
Gift
Alexander City, Oaklawn $ 7.74
Brantley, Indian Creek 3.50
" Liberty 3.50
Clio, New Hope 11-75
Dadeville, Christiana 5.00
Daviston, McGuire's Chapel 5.00
Garden City 5 .00
Headland, Blackwoods 39.31
Lanett ' 50.00
Midland Citv, Christian Hill 10.50
Thorsby, United Prot 62.41
Wadley 30.00
TOTAL . $ 233.71
ALABAMA (Colored)
Birmingham, 1st $ 12.00
Marion, 1st 1-10
Montgomery, 1st 5.00
Selma, 1st 2.50
TOTAL $ 20.60
CALIFORNIA (Northern)
Adin, Community** $ 60.03
Alameda, 1st 117.21
Alturas, Fed 117.40
Angels Camp, Union** 126.55
Antioch 118.78
Auburn 70.00
Benicia, Com.** 100.00
Berkeley, Arlington Ave. Com.** 138.46
" 1st* 1,264.74
" North** 408.95
Campbell 64.50
Cedarville 36.80
Cloverdale 5.00
Cotati** 202.62
Crockett, 1st 82.37
Dinuba, 1st, German 5.00
Elk Grove, Hoffnungsfeld 60.00
Eureka, 1st** 291.03
Fairfax, Com 23.47
Ferndale, 1st** 475.00
Fresno, 1st** 707.70
" Free Cross, German 678.00
" Japanese 8.70
" Pilgrim, Armenian 300.00
" Zion, German 251.25
Glen Ellen, 1st 4.00
Guerneville** 100.58
Hayward, Eden 232.00
Lodi, Ebenezer, German 262.28
" 1st** 651.38
Loleta, Com 18.99
Loomis, 1st** 191 . 15
Martinez, 1st** 766.73
Niles, 1st 40.00
Oakland, 1st 416.43
" Fruitvale 102.00
" Pilgrim* 72.70
" Plymouth** 2,185.15
Orinda. Com 25.00
Oroville, 1st*
Palo Alto, 1st*
Paradise, Craig Memorial
Penngrove, Com.**
Petaluma, 1st*
Porterville, 1st
Redwood City, 1st
Reedley, Finnish
Rio Vista, 1st
Ripon, 1st
Sacramento, Pioneer
Salida, Com
San Carlos, Com
San Francisco, Beth. Mission Pk. ** .
" 1st •
" Ocean View
" Park Presidio, Un
Sanger, Salem, German**
San Jose, 1st*
San Leandro, Broadmoor
San Mateo
Santa Rosa, 1st**
Saratoga, Fed.**
Sebastopol, 1st
Sonoma, 1st*
Soquel**
Stockton, 1st
Suisun
Tulare, 1st*
Weaverville, Trinity**
Woodside
NEVADA
Reno, Fed
Individual Gifts
188.00
347.00
74.97
65.00
68.92
454.02
183.30
10.00
127.40
48.03
15.00
68.00
158.10
172.36
50.00
85.69
96.00
335.00
446.55
268.09
10.00
260.73
1,170.98
82.69
77.00
177.95
118.45
34.72
223.00
204.98
91.00
40.75
1,872.73
TOTAL $18,408.36
CALIFORNIA (Southern and Southwest
Conference)
Alpine, Com.** $ 105.60
Altadena, Com 58. 80
Arvin, Union 250.00
Atascadero, Com.** 540.00
Avalon 144. 18
Bakersfield, 1st 526.39
Barstow, 1st* 94.26
Big Bear, Valley Com 25.00
Bloomington 177.70
Buena Park, 1st 43.35
Burbank, 1st 199.50
Calimesa, Com 15.00
Calipatria, Union . .• 90.79
Chino, Mexican** 87.24
Chula Vista, 1st Com. Ch. of 35.00
Claremont** 11,135.03
Corona, 1st 60.00
Corona, Del Mar, Com 10.00
Escondido, 1st** 779.92
Etiwanda** 117.03
Glen Avon, Com 5.00
Glendale, 1st* 830.64
Hemet, Pilgrim 59.00
Highland, Church of Christ* 89.72
La Canada, Com „ ?-00
La JoUa, Union 285.00
Lemon Grove, 1st** 336.48
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Church
Gift
Long Beach, Bay Shore**
" 1st
Los Alamitos, Com
Los Angeles, Gethsemane, Arm...
" Berean
" Bethany Rawson Mem
" Chinese
" Colonial**
• " Eagle Rock, United**
" 1st
" Garvanza
" Hollywood
" Hyde Park
" Masis, Armenian
" Messiah, Church of the
" Mt. Hollywood**
" Park
" Pilgrim
" Plymouth
" J. M. Schaefle Memorial. . . .
" West End
" Western Knoll**
" Westwood Hills
Manhattan Beach, Com
Maricopa, 1st
Mentone, Com
Mojave, Com
National City, 1st
Norwalk, Bethany
Oildale, 1st
Ontario, Bethel
Panama**
Pasadena, 1st
" Japanese Union
" Lake Avenue
" Neighborhood
" Pilgrim
Paso Robles, Plymouth
Perris, Ist
Pomona, Pilgrim
Pomona Valley, Mexican
Redlands, 1st**
Rialto, 1st
Riverside, 1st
" Japanese Union
San Bernardino, 1st
San Diego, 1st
" Kensington Com.*
San Diego, Mission Hills**
" Plymouth
Santa Ana, 1st**
Santa Barbara, 1st*
Saticoy, Com.**
Sierra Madre, 1st
South Pasadena, Oneonta
Tehachapi, Com
Ventura, Com
Vista, Com
Wasco, 1st**
Whittier, Plymouth
ARIZONA
Nogales, Trinity
Phoenix, Encanto Park Com.**.
" 1st
" Neighborhood
" Union
Prescott, 1st
Tempe, 1st
Tombstone**
Tucson**
NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque, 1st*
Bayard, Com
Gallup, 1st
Hurley, Union
Santa Rita, Com
WEST TEXAS
EI Paso Valley, Com.*
NEVADA
Las Vegas, Immanuel Com
Individual Gifts
907.66
15.00
41.04
10.00
18.00
5.00
10.00
139.57
248.96
813.41
80.00
502.72
40.00
30.00
55.01
2,137.58
49.50
22.52
690.79
20.00
8.00
531.08
35.00
223.87
75.00
15.00
118.00
25.00
56.12
20.00
520.00
131.00
834.80
9.00
800.00
407.07
26.00
25.00
49.00
571.00
35.00
1,251.84
42.00
269.57
10.40
408.77
300.00
187.50
955.80
18.46
819.96
222.11
525.00
202.47
631.46
79.64
36.00
183.19
213.67
385.04
30.00
26.00
80.00
150.00
25.00
137.50
80.61
78.35
838.14
249.85
5.00
8.54
94.35
10.00
100.87
91.28
6,164.02
TOTAL $41,366.62
Church
Gift
COLORADO
Ault, 1st** $ 444.02
Bethune, Hope, German 24.68
Boulder, 1st** 494.35
Brush, Immanuel, German 34.31
Buena Vista 13 . 02
CoUbran** 225.00
Colorado Springs, 1st** 1,300. 00
" 2nd 15.00
Craig 130.50
Denver, Berkeley* 230 . 55
" Boulevard . . '. 58. 14
" IstPlymouth* 1,299.89
" 1st, German* 131.15
" Mather Mem 40.00
" Pilgrim 36.15
" Sixth Ave 41 . 00
" Washington Park* 299.65
Eastlake** 131.48
Eaton 45.01
Englewood, Mayflower* 69 . 19
Flagler 15.00
Fort Collins, Fed 53.59
" Plymouth, German 150.00
Grand Junction, 1st** 527.67
Greeley, 1st 757 . 13
" St. Paul's, German 140.00
Longmont, 1st* 300.00
Lyons 5 . 00
Manitou, Springs, Com 196.25
Maybell** 9.50
Monte Vista, Sargent Com 100.00
Montrose, Union 23.25
New Castle 36 . 00
Nucla, Union** 66.70
Paradox** 34.50
Pueblo, 1st 95.95
" Minnequa* 36.00
Redvale Com.** 53.03
Rocky Ford, Immanuel, Germaw 36.64
Silt 12.00
Walsenburg, Com.* 32.50
NEBRASKA
Bayard, Hope, German 219.29
" Salem, German 57.06
WYOMING
Torrington, 1st, German 107.00
Individual Gifts 457.72
TOTAL $ 8,584.87
CONNECTICUT
Abington $ 15 . 00
Andover 12 . 35
Ansonia, 1st* 94.21
" Pilgrim 55.00
Avon 108.00
Beacon Falls, United 107. 10
Berlin 135.40
Bethany, Westville 44 . 01
Bethel 466.85
Bloomfield, Fed 47.35
Branford 126.70
Bridgeport, United* 1,928.15
" Park St.** 873 . 17
" Olivet 525.00
" Swedish Evang 56.00
Bridgewater 62 . 60
Bristol, 1st 157.74
Broad Brook 82 . 25
Brooklyn, Fed 8.72
Burlington, Unionville 79.00
Canaan, Pilgrim** 311.95
Canterbury, 1st* 53.07
Canton Center 22 . 28
Chaplin 13.94
Cheshire** 715. 19
Clinton 28.95
Colchester* 97.00
Columbia 123. 13
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[1945
Church
Gift
Cornwall, 1st** $ 514.63
" 2nd, West Cornwall** 242. 10
Coventry, 1st, South Coventry 5.00
" 2nd, Rockville 120.00
Cromwell* 290.86
Danbury, 1st 494.86
Danielson. Westfield** 576. 18
Darien** 1,020.22
Deep River* 184.76
Derby, 2nd 10.00
Durham 15.00
East Canaan** 365.80
East Granby 5.00
East Haddam, 1st* 104.00
East Hampton 116.65
East Hartford, 1st* 501.00
East Hartford, South* 252.21
East Haven 50.00
" Foxon 7.55
Easton 141 .75
East Windsor 39.69
Ellington 35.00
Elmwood, Com 26.00
Enfield 36.12
Essex 15.06
Fairfield** 1,343.33
" Greenfield Hill 58.50
Falls VUlage 10.00
Farmington** 663 . 93
Gilead, Andover 17 . 50
Glastonbury* 123.55
" Buckingham 24 . 19
Glenbrook, Union Memorial 511.83
Goshen 47.00
" Lebanon 28.00
Granby, South* 102.36
Green's Farms 35.00
Greenwich, 1st, Old G'wich 768.00
" 2nd* 303.15
" Stanwich 4 . 55
" North 20.00
Griswold, Pachaug** 200.00
" 2nd* 76.57
Groton 103.04
Haddam 110.00
Hamden, Spring Glen** 177.67
" Whitneyville 138.69
Hampton 100.00
Hanover 20.00
Hartford, 1st** 2,194.40
" 2nd** . 4,451.29
" 4th 66.30
" Talcott St 5.00
" Immanuel* 963 . 83
" Asylum Hill** 1,567.44
" Windsor Ave 19.25
" Evangelical Free 28.63
" Italian 107.00
" Broadview Com.* 132.27
Harwinton, Torrington* 99.60
Hebron 7.50
Ivoryton 5 . 00
Kensington* 176. 19
Kent* 128.44
Killingworth, Deep River 30.00
Lebanon 19 . 57
Ledyard, Norwich** 267. 18
Lisbon, Norwich** 153 . 90
Litchfield, 1st** 827.82
" Milton 31.15
Madison, North 46.62
Manchester, Center 374.24
" 2nd 60.00
Mansfield Center, 1st** 232 . 25
Meriden, 1st** 3,278.95
" Center** 925. 10
Middlebury 325.00
Middlefield, Fed 67.32
Middle Haddam 11.00
Middletown, 1st 217.80
" South 453.40
" 3rd 42.24
Milford* 630.22
Milford, Wildmere Beach Un. Chapel. 50.00
Church
Gift
Monroe, Stepney Depot
Montville, Uncasville
Morris*
Mount Carmel
Mystic
New Britain, 1st
" South**
" Stanley Memorial*
New Canaan**
New Fairfield, Danbury
New Hartford
New Haven, 1st**
" United**
" Dixwell Ave.*
" Dwight Place
" Grand Ave
" Plymouth
" Westville
" Redeemer **
" Pilgrim
Newington*
New London, 1st
" 2nd
" Swedish
New Milford
New Preston
Newtown
Niantic, East Lyme*
Norfolk**
Northfield
North Branford*
North Guilford
North Haven*
North Stonington
North Windham
North Woodbury
Norwalk
Norwich Town, 1st*
Norwich, Greeneville
" Park
Oakville, Union*
Old Lyme
Orange
Plainfield*
PIainville=^
Plantsville
Plymouth*
Poquonock**
Portland**
Preston, City*
Prospect, Waterbury
Putnam,
Ridgefield
Riverton**
Rocky Hill
Roxbury
Salisbury**
Saybrook*
Scotland
Sharon*
Shelton
" Huntington*
Sherman, Gaylordsville** . . . .
Simsbury
Somersville
South Britain*
Southbury, Fed.*
South Canaan
Southington
South Norwalk**
Southport
South Windsor, 1st*
Stafford Springs**
Stafford, West, Stafford Spgs.
Staffordville, Fed
Stamford, 1st*
" North
" Turn of River, Union . .
Stony Creek
Storrs
Stratford
Suffield
Taftville
Talcottville
105.15
5.00
126.60
75.00
164.23
964.22
2,813.31
263.52
1,063.04
17.00
228.30
2,006.75
969.20
79.35
211.25
41.33
82.00
100.00
1,506.82
65.00
428.18
365.00
627.60
20.00
675.62
21.00
115.00
12.00
564.69
13.33
1.00
40.06
328.66
25.00
15.00
218.25
105.00
163.01
240.00
15.00
164.96
207.85
23.78
235.73
136.50
26.16
159.41
287.55
495.56
51.54
250.00
596.59
100.00
103.99
43.70
48.75
781.00
320.02
10.00
71.65
30.00
118.38
222.18
25.00
27.00
21.25
186.90
10.00
165.84
777.29
358.95
186.00
309.13
17.72
13.00
496.41
97.00
28.00
61.60
68.05
561.88
116.05
87.92
152.90
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Church
Gift
Terryville* $ 426.77
Thomaston, 1st 25 . 00
" Swedish Emanuel 53 . 00
Thompson** 137.00
Tolland, Fed 86.25
Torrington, 1st 75.81
" Center** 1,408.26
" French** 190.50
Vernon 94.00
Wallingford 44.42
Wapping, Com.** 252 . 34
Warren** 175.57
Washington 389.00
Waterbury, 1st** 891 . 07
" 2nd** 3,889.75
" Bunker Hill* 426.50
Watertown** 1,047.60
Westbrook 13 . 55
Westchester 27. 10
Westford 3.00
West Hartford, 1st** 1,785.38
West Haven, 1st 141 . 55
Weston, Norfield 160.00
Westport, Saugatuck* 317.50
Wethersfield 557.57
Willington, Fed., South 53 . 69
Wilson 27.37
Wilton 148.06
Windsor* 111.59
Windsor Locks* 100.50
Winsted, 1st* 360.61
Winsted, 2nd** 321.90
Wolcott 5.00
Woodbridge 100.00
Woodbury 171 . 45
Woodmont, Union* 161 . 40
Woodstock* 139.97
Individual Gifts 1,385.54
TOTAL $73,300.33
EVANGELICAL PROTESTANT
OHIO
Bridgetown, 1st $ 50.00
Cinn., St. Marks, Storrs 10.00
" St. Paul's 63 . 50
" St. Peter's 106.50
Harrison, St. John's 43 . 61
INDIANA
Madison, United 33.60
Osgood, St. Peter's 11 . 53
KENTUCKY
Newport, St. John's 82.75
West Covington, St. John's** 125.60
TOTAL $ 527.09
FLORIDA
Avon Park, Union $ 86.01
Davtona Beach, 1st 36.35
Fort Myers, Com.* 30.85
Holly Hill, Union 10.00
Interlachen** 72 . 50
Jacksonville, Union 222.06
Key West, 1st** 776.03
Key West, Poinciana, Com.* 192.00
Lake Helen 40.25
Lake Worth** 940.53
Miami Beach, Com 100.00
Miami. Plymouth* 151 .25
Miami Shores, Com 378.70
Mount Dora, Com.** 745.00
New Port Richey, Com.** 121 .00
New Smyrna Beach, Christ 20.00
Orange City* 67.25
Palm City, Bible Union 75.00
Pomona, Pilgrim 1 . 00
St. Petersburg, 1st 378.58
St. Petersburg, Madeira Beach, Ch. by
Sea 29.24
Surfside, Com 130.00
Church
Gift
Tampa, 1st
Tavares, Union**
West Palm Beach, Union**.
Winter Park, 1st**
Individual Gifts
100.85
135.00
582.47
2,686.64
129.85
TOTAL $ 8,238.41
GEORGIA (White)
Atlanta, Center*
Barnesville, Fredonia*
Chipley, Oak Grove
Ci:;es*'> Hebron
Demorest, Union**
Doerun, New Light
" Poplar Arbor
Means ville
" Liberty Chapel
Pearson, Union Hill
Richland, 1st
Wavcross, Williams Chapel .
SOUTH CAROLINA
Charleston, Circular**. . .
Individual Gifts
Macon, 1st
SOUTH CAROLINA
Charleston, Plymouth .
TOTAL
HAWAII
Ewa, Union**
" Filipino**
Haiku, Hawaiian
Hanalei, Waioli
Hanapepe, Christian
Hilo, HaiU
Chinese
Honokohau, Halelano
Honolulu, Kawaiahao
" 1st, Chinese
" Central Union**
" Nuuanu
" Makiki Christian
" Kalihi Union**
" Beretania, Church of Christ .
" Ch. of Crossroads**
" Filipino United
" Community
Honomu, Christian
Huelo
Kailua, Kekaha
Kalapana
Kaneohe
Kapaa, 1st
" Christian
Kaupo**
Kealakekua, Central Kona
Keauhou, Helani
Kihei
Kipahulu
Kohala, Bethany**
" Union**
Koloa, Union
Lahaina, Wainee**
Lihue, 1st
" Union
" Christian**
Pahala, Kapaliuka
Paia, Congl.**
" Hawaiian
Papaikou, Pilgrim
Pearl City, Kahikuonalani
Puunene, Christian
" Hawaiian
" Branch, Mbmi, Filipino. . . .
194.80
25.00
3.00
4.50
121.25
7.20
6.00
8.01
4.50
10.42
25.00
70.80
211.50
40.00
TOTAL $ 731.98
GEORGIA (Colored)
13.80
26.00
39.80
25.00
6.00
10.00
43.27
100.00
83.00
15.00
50.00
35.00
3,832.36
231.70
150.00
1,634.11
37.32
1.157.73
328.20
168.58
86.15
21.31
15.00
11.50
50.89
52.79
33.80
25.00
117.64
5.00
10.00
12.00
222.91
212.63
58.12
180.60
26.00
170.75
1,050.00
15.00
198.20
10.00
6.25
16.80
27.07
10.00
20.00
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[1945
Church
Gift
Waialua, Filipino. .
Waianae, Makua** .
Waihee
Waikapu
Wailuku, lao
Waipahu
" Filipino**. . . .
Individual Gifts . . .
50.00
65.00
19.00
25.00
41.46
37.65
194.16
1,121.63
TOTAL $ 12,195.26
IDAHO
Boise, 1st**
" Wright Com.**. . .
Council**
Grand View, linight . . .
Hammett, Com
McCall, Com.**
Meridian, Fairview
Mountain Home, 1st . . .
New Plymouth**
Paul, Ebenezer, German .
Pocatello, 1st
Rockland, 1st**
Weiser*
Individual Gifts
ILLINOIS
Abingdon*
Algonquin
Alton, Ch. of the Redeemer . .
Alto Pass
Argo
Ashton, Washington Grove**.
Atkinson
Atwood
" Lake Fork
Aurora, 1st
" New England
Avon, Fed
Berwyn, 1st
Big Rock, English*
Big Woods, Naperville**
Bismarck, Pleasant View
Bluff Hall, Payson
Brimfield, Union
Brookfield
Byron, Fed.**
Canton**
Carmi, Burnt Prairie
Carpentersville
Champaign, 1st**
Chicago, Addison St
Assyrian .
Austin
Avalon Park, Com. . . .
Bethany Union
Brainerd, Com.**
Bryn Mawr, Com
Cragin
Englewood, North*. . .
Essex, Com.**
1st
Forest Glen
4th
Galewood
Good Shepherd
Green St.*
Hyde Park, United . . .
Irving Park, Imman.*.
Jefferson Park
Lincoln Mem
Millard**
Mont Clare ,
Morgan Park*
Park Manor ,
Ravenswood
Rogers Park*
St. Paul
981.10
295.25
114.82
36.00
21.50
103.24
42.28
72.55
249.43
153.00
149.59
77.50
129.76
1,230.56
TOTAL $ 3,656.58
68.06
69.60
65.31
20.00
17.00
115.58
40.55
63.33
56.45
74.97
300.00
29.04
19.13
25.00
52.20
25.40
58.05
95.52
162.73
168.59
211.15
55.00
25.00
539.75
10.00
15.00
55.53
149.61
5.00
579.69
150.00
15.30
54.00
418.20
104.50
16.81
58.38
67.95
76.33
221.50
239.50
160.64
5:00
10.00
241 . 55
12.00
38.70
205.68
57.41
671.35
5.00
Church
Gift
Chicago, Seminary Ave., Fed.
" South
" So. Chicago, United. . . .
" South Shore, Com.**. . .
" Summerdale**
" Stewart Ridge*
" United*
" Warren Ave
" Watson Park
" Waveland Ave
" Wellington Ave
Chillicothe, Plymouth
Collison, Christian Chapel . . .
Crete
Danville, 1st*
" Plymouth
Decatur*
DeKalb*
De Long
De Pue
Des Plaines
Dover
Dundee
Dwight
Elburn, Com
Eldorado, Texas City Poplar.
Elgin
Elmhurst
Elmwood**
Evanston, 1st**
Evanston, Oakton, United**.
Farmer City, Bethel*
Fiatt**
Fithian, Hope**
Galesburg, Central**
" East Main St.*
Geneseo*
Geneva
Glen EUyn
Glenview, Com.**
Grand Chain
Grayslake
Gridley, Union**
Half Day, Wash
Harvey, Fed
Hidalgo
Highland
Hinsdale, Union
Homer, Lockport
Huntley
mini, Warrensburg
Ivanhoe, Mundelein
Kewanee*
La Grange**
Lily Lake, Maple Park
Lisle*
Lockport, 1st
Lombard
Lyonsville, La Grange*
Marshall, 1st
Maywood, 1st
" Plymouth
Mazon, Park St
Mendon
Millburn, Antioch
Minooka, Seward 1st
Moline, 1st
" Gordon, Mem
" Plymouth
Morris, Fed
Mounds
Mundelein, 1st
Naperville
North Aurora, Union , ,
Oak Lawn
Oak Park, 1st**
" Harvard
" Pilgrim*
Oblong, South Bend ,
OdeU
Olive, Albion Road
Olney
Oswego, Fed ,
Ottawa
75.00
25.00
142.42
718.18
305.66
107.79
334.68
62.41
44.57
10.50
201.27
102.40
15.00
10.00
9.35
50.97
83.20
77.41
40.06
78.39
188.61
33.38
201.80
52.57
230.12
10.50
206.97
36.55
85.49
,144.76
277.03
35.00
70.00
75.00
,045.45
46.74
36.00
7.50
278.28
,395.07
25.25
164.13
327.89
2.50
125.00
38.37
82.50
,929.40
12.10
10.00
65.00
6.35
10.00
,514.45
30.00
23.35
23.00
40.54
207.20
79.00
100.00
100.00
10.54
169.33
142.76
44.00
100.00
157.59
107.87
10.00
16.00
25.00
296.44
60.00
4.76
,980.66
31.62
474.81
21.00
56.50
55.22
58.39
5.00
2.00
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Church
Gift
Park Ridge, Com $ 78.71
Paxton, Fed 99.45
Payson 18.00
Pecatonica 75 . 00
Pekin 191 .44
Peoria. 1st Fed 400.00
" Union 24.05
Pierson 11.00
Plainfield* 191.84
Plymouth 5.00
Poplar Grove, Fed.** 310.08
Princeton, Hampshire Colony 583.23
Providence, Tiskilwa 56 . 00
Quincy, 1st Union** 1,140. 15
Roberts 6.45
Robinson, Grand Prairie 20.36
Roscoe, Com 51 . 55
Sandwich 121.00
Seward 5 . 00
Shabbona 94.55
Sheffield* 153.11
Somonauk, Union 40 . 03
South Pekin 75.60
Springfield, 1st 100.00
" Plymouth 25 . 00
Steger 42.75
Sycamore, Fed 62 . 35
Table Grove 39 .42
Thawville 102.68
Tilton 40.14
Trimble 42 . 14
Tuscola* 7.50
Urbana 49.40
Villa Park 42.13
Wataga 24.25
Waukegan 27.00
West Chicago 55.00
Western Springs** 2,567.91
Wilmette** 1,023.90
Winnetka 795 . 00
Wyoming* 95 . 40
Individual Gifts 2,723.73
TOTAL $41,315.94
Church
Gift
INDIANA
Acton, Pleasant Valley $ 64.94
Advance 27 . 00
Albany 115.60
Anderson, Elm Grove 10 . 00
" Whetstone 50.00
Angola, 1st 35 . 00
Argos 31 .96
Attica, Fountain 25 . 25
Blufiton, Murray 20 . 00
Bluffton, Six MUe 28.00
Boston 5.00
Brazil, Croy's Creek 43.50
Clifford 4.00
Cynthiania 12 . 50
Darlington 32 . 20
" Garfield 10.00
Dunfee, Fort Wayne 10.00
Dunkirk, Plymouth 70.68
East Chicago* 396.50
Edinburg, Old Union 10.00
Elkhart, 1st** 1,265.29
Evansville, 1st Com 50.00
" Union 80.00
Farmersburg, Mt. Olive 30.00
Farmland 135 . 00
Ft. Wayne, Plymouth* 1,478.74
Gary, 1st 51.81
" Chapel of the Dunes . 35.00
Gaston, Bethel** 73.00
" Corinth** 75.00
Goshen, 1st* 477 . 25
" Waterford** 120.00
Greentown 75 . 00
Hagerstown 211.97
Harrisville, Union City 12.00
Haubstadt 25.00
Huntington $ 304.42
Indianapolis, 1st 25 . 00
Kimmell, Sparta 61 . 58
Kitchell, Hanna's Creek 39.23
Kokomo, 1st* 198.82
" Harrison St 31.78
Darrough Chapel 20.00
Lebanon 24 . 00
Brown's Wonder 46.00
" Pleasant View 10. 18
" Scotland 12.00
Linden 10.00
Linn Grove 31 . 14
Logansport, Blue Ball** 156.04
" Shiloh** 60.98
Losantville, Antioch 8.62
Lynn, New Liberty 35.00
Marion, Temple 30 . 00
Mellott 50!00
Merom** 165.50
" Big Springs 64.31
Michigan City, 1st 20.00
Mooreland 177.25
Muncie, 1st 70 . 00
" Eden 155.43
Nappanee, Millwood 50.00
New Carlisle, Olive Chapel isioo
North Manchester* 34.00
Ontario** 37 . 00
Orland, Ist* 122 ! 66
Portland** 126 . 03
" Nobel Chr 12.91
" Salamonia 59.33
Peru, McNeeley Mem 35.26
Ridgeville, Mississinewa 14.84
Rochester, Bloomingsburg 5.00
Russiaville, Oakland 13.00
Russia ville, Prairieville 26.03
Seymour, St. Paul 6.00
Sheridan, Christian Liberty 25.50
South Bend, Com.* 115.00
Sidney, 1st Union Parish** 479.45
Straughn 12 . 00
Sulphur Springs* 56.07
" White Union 8.27
Terre Haute, 1st* 247 . 84
" Plymouth 67.00
Tipton, Sand Bank** 115.53
" Teetersburg 10.00
Upland, Jefferson 22 . 00
Veedersburg, Sterling 57.00
Warren 55 . 00
" Plum Tree '....~TT.. 16.42
West Terre Haute, Bethany* 214. 55
Winchester, 1st** 350.00
" Clear Creek 15.70
Wingate, Pleasant Hill 13.35
Yorktown, Pike's Peak** 172.00
Young America 20 . 00
OHIO
Brock 3 . 00
Coletown* 16.40
North Star 40 . 00
Stelvideo* 37.01
Wabash 32 . 58
Individual Gifts 1,147.07
TOTAL $10,910.27
IOWA
Alden $ 55. 10
Alexander, Fed.** 72. 15
Algona* 62.80
Allison, Fed 50 . 00
Ames** 978.55
Anita 51 . 55
Arion 25.00
Atlantic* 36.89
Aurelia 40.70
Baring, Missouri 5 . 00
Barnes City 78.00
Baxter* 188.50
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Church
Gift
BeUe Plaine* $ 140.60
Belmond** 224.64
Berwick 57.52
Blairsburg 10.27
Britt, 1st* 87.00
Burlington 77.50
Cedar Falls* 229.05
Cedar Rapids, Bethany 9 . 06
Chapin** 40.00
Charles City 347.48
Church 61 . 85
Clarion** 385.00
Clear Lake 1 . 00
Corning, Fed.* 81.85
Council Bluffs, Dodge Memorial** 210.00
Creston 121.00
DanviUe** 169.00
Davenport, Berea* 60.00
Decorah* 29.64
Denmark 25.38
Des Moines, Plymouth* 1,601.39
" Urbandale* 20.00
De Witt 85.00
Dubuque, Summit . 253 . 85
Dunlap 10.00
Eagle Grove* 462.59
Earlville 377.00
Edgewood* 57.00
Eldon 8.75
Eldora* 202.65
Elkader 46.50
Emmetsburg 202 . 13
Farnhamville 15.00
Farragut** 269.04
Ferguson 65 . 00
Fonda, Com 60.00
Fontanelle 91.00
" Pleasant Grove 16.00
Forest City 35.00
Fort Dodge 583.55
Gait 51.85
Gilbert 5.00
Oilman, Com 87.00
Glenwood* 1 .00
Greenville 31 .65
Grinnell* 688.35
" Chester Center 209. 15
Hampton* 216.00
Harlan 51 .00
Hawarden, Associated* 33.75
Humboldt* 375.05
Ionia** 137.00
Iowa City 397.34
" Welsh** 91.00
Iowa FaUs** 780.95
KeUey 6.70
Keokuk** 273.00
Kingsley 104.89
Lake View 15.17
La MoiUe, Com.** 158.01
Larch wood 9 . 00
Letts, Oak Grove 5 . 00
Lewis** 182.00
McGregor 143.90
Madrid 42.72
Manchester* 364.60
Manson* 120.90
Maquoketa 100.00
Marion 26.61
Marshalltown 663.07
Mason City* 770. 19
" Melbourne, Van Cleve 15.00
Miles, Fed 32.00
Milford, Fed 138.00
Mitchellville 32 . 53
Montour, Fed.* 75.00
Moorland* 14.50
Moville, Fed 100.00
Muscatine, 1st* 61.05
Nashua, 1st 13.30
" Little Brown Church** 172.70
Newburg** 185.85
Newell 34.35
New Hampton 82.41
Church
Gift
Newton $ 227.44
" Wittemberg 117.00
Ocheyedan** 182.00
Olds* 76.90
Onawa* 49 . 61
Orient Hill of Zion 26.50
Osage. 213.07
Oskaloosa 35 . 00
Otho 130.00
Ottumwa, Plymouth 53.43
Parkersburg 30.00
Peterson 64 . 47
Preston, Fed 14.75
Red Oak 27.00
Reinbeck Union** 523.55
Riceville 15.00
RockweU** 111.00
Rossie** 108.00
Rowan 138.47
Ryan, Golden** 130.00
Sheldon 67.00
Shenandoah** 450.00
Sibley* 95.04
Sioux City, 1st 453.60
" Mayflower* 208.93
Sioux Rapids 55 . 50
Sloan* 39.66
Spencer 620.00
Strawberry Point** 91 .00
Traer, Ripley** 443.23
Treynor, Zion, Com 5.00
Tripoli 35.00
Truro 22.75
Waterloo, 1st* 237.25
" Plymouth 13.00
Waucoma, Fed 21 . 15
Webster City** 1,411.35
Wesley, Scandinavian 25 . 83
Whiting** : 380.50
Individual Gifts 243.13
TOTAL $22,764.18
KANSAS
Almena $ 22 . 50
Alton, 1st 15.85
Anthony, 1st 20.00
Arkansas City. Pilgrim 10.00
Athol, 1st 17.62
Carbondale, Com.* 73.40
Centralia 10.05
Chapman, Fed 31.75
Council Grove 12.00
Cumberland, Augusta 14.00
Douglass 32 . 03
Downs 118.55
EUis. 1st 20.00
Emporia, Sardis 69.00
" Bethany 1st* 132.09
Eureka, 1st* 108.45
Ford, 1st** 212.25
Garfield 30.00
Great Bend* 407.50
Hiawatha 13.00
Hutchinson, 1st* 21.00
Independence 25 . 00
Kansas City, l«t* 100.25
" WelbornCom 49.74
" Ruby Ave 46. 84
" Chelsea 25.00
" Rosedale* 32.00
Kmsley 43.94
Kiowa 47.00
Lawrence, Plymouth** 844.82
Leavenworth 70 . 00
Lenora 24.20
Lincoln 53 . 50
Little River 10.00
Longton, Fed 56.95
McPherson 1st** 495.28
Maize 37.95
Manhattan** 590. 84
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Church
Gift
Maple Hill $ 10.00
Matfield Green, Com 4.00
Mount Hope, Fed 188.00
Newton 76.60
Olathe, Com 5.00
Olive Hill, Superior, Neb 44.69
Osborne* 82.96
Ottawa, Fed 28.00
Partridge, Com 272.15
Pleasant Hill, Arlington 25.00
Plevna** 182.92
Sabetha 175.00
Seneca 43 . 57
Smith Center 5 . 54
Tonganoxie 35.00
Topeka, Central* 1,110.26
" 1st* 215.27
" Seaman, Com 98.50
" Seabrook 105.00
Wakefield, Madura 72.52
Whitewater, Fed.* 493.00
Wichita, Plymouth** 4,735.25
" Fairmount** 683.25
Individual Gifts 153.30
TOTAL $ 12,780.93
KENTUCK Y-TENNESSEE
KENTUCKY
Evarts, Com.** $ 75.00
Stearns, Com 35 . 00
TENNESSEE
Chattanooga, Pilgrim 210.20
Crossville, 1st 70. 00
Daisy, Com 25.00
Memphis, 1st 188.09
Nashville, CoUegeside 2 .00
Pleasant Hill. Com.** 436.86
Individual Gifts 10.00
TOTAL $ 1,052.15
LOUISIANA (White)
Hammond, Fed $ 50 . 00
Kinder, 1st 45 . 05
" Bethany 5.00
TOTAL $ 100.05
LOUISIANA (Colored)
Lake Charles, Woodbury $ 5.00
Morbihan, Teche 3 . 00
New Orleans, Beecher Mem.* 12.08
" Central* 58.84
Individual Gifts 65.00
TOTAL $ 143.92
MAINE
Abbot Village** $ 25.00
Albany 23 . 25
Andover 33 . 80
Ashland 30 . 89
" Aroostook Larger Parish 56.41
Auburn, High St 195.05
" West** 40.00
" Sixth St 7.67
Augusta, South Parish 115.25
Bangor, Hammond St.* 208.62
" 1st, Chr 8.00
" All Souls** 680.00
Bath, Winter St 150.00
Belfast, 1st 124.50
Benton Falls 30 . 00
Bethel 35.00
Church Gift
Biddeford 2nd $ 115.00
Bingham 209 . 00
Brewer, 1st* 156.00
" 2nd, South* 57.59
Bridgton, 1st 34 . 03
" South ,'30.00
Brooksville 10.00
Brownfield, Tyler Mem 19.50
Brownville, Com.* 20.00
Brunswick 82.50
Bucksport 34.20
Buffalo, Portage** 12.66
Buxton, 1st, Bar Mills* 32.00
" North, Gorham* 26.00
Calais** 298.61
Camden** 198.68
Caratunk** 17.23
Castine, Fed 3.35
Cumberland, Center* 114.34
Dedham, Holden 7.50
Deer Isle, 1st 16.81
" Little 5.00
" Sunset 6.00
Denmark 25.00
Dixfield 34. 60'
East Machias 15.00
Eliot 51.03
Ellsworth, 1st** 227 . 15
Falmouth, 1st 36.50
Farmington* 207.00
Flagstaff 13.61
Freeport, 1st 15.00
" South 27.02
Fryeburg 35.00
Gorham 7 . 50
Greenville, Union* 128.51
Hallowell* 57.65
Harpswell** 100.00
Harrison, Finnish 12 . 50
Hiram, Fed 26 . 00
Holden 30.35
Industry, Shorey Chapel 5 . 00
Island Falls 27. 11
Jonesport 39 . 69
Kennebunk** 500.00
Kennebunkport 80.00
Kittery Point, 1st Congl 35.00
" Point, 1st Chr 5.00
Lebanon, East 12.00
Lewiston, Pine St., Fed 7.50
Limerick 1.01
Lincoln 64 . 04
Lincolnville, Center 5.00
Lovell Center 42.00
Lubec 100.00
Machias 66 . 00
Madison 211.38
Masardis 15 . 82
Millinocket 25.00
Minot, West 7.35
Monmouth, Fed.** 66.25
Monson, United 10.00
Mt. Desert, Somesville 33 . 00
" Seal Harbor 34.00
" Otter Creek 33.00
Newcastle, 2nd 59 . 15
Newfield, Fed., West 35.00
New Gloucester 34 . 55
New Sharon, Fed 10.00
Norridgewocli, Fed 25.00
North Berwick 25.00
North Yarmouth** 408. 20
Norway, 2nd 2.50
Old town, Stillwater, Fed.** 105 . 00
Orrington, East 7 . 00
Oxbow 9.83
Paris, South 76.00
Perry 2.00
Phippsburg 6.01
Portage 23.63
Portland, State St.* 931.40
" St. Lawrence* 75.37
" Woodfords 338.14
" WUliston* 430.00
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Church
Gift
Portland, Stevens Ave $ 5.00
Presque Isle 150.00
Raymond 32.50
Robbinston 24.90
Rockland 20.00
Rumford Point 38.30
Sanford 295.75
Scarboro** 235.95
Searsport, 1st •: 12.51
Sherman Mills* 5.00
Skowhegan, Fed.* 5.42
Solon, Fed 10.60
South Berwick, Fed 100.00
South Portland, 1st** 334.49
So. Thomaston, Finnish* 70.00
Southwest Harbor 37 .35
Stoneham, East 28.25
Stratton, Union** 28.92
Sumner, East 36.00
The Forks 7.25
Thomaston, Fed.* 65.50
Topsfield 25.00
Tremont, McKinley 7.00
Vassalboro, Riverside 11 .60
Waterford, 1st, Fed.** 5,379.67
" North 32.49
Waterville* 5.00
Wells, 1st 8.85
" 2nd 13.00
Westbrook 19.10
" Warren* 191.00
Wilton** 331 .00
Windham, 1st, South 27.50
" Presumpscot Un. Parish 90. 13
Winslow 64.29
Winthrop 68. 85
Wiscasset 1 . 00
Yarmouth 9.50
York Village** 501.98
Individual Gifts 464.08
TOTAL $ 17,037.52
MASSACHUSETTS
Abington* $ 79.27
Agawam, Feeding Hills 64.00
Amherst, 1st** 978.50
" North*..- 269.55
" 2nd* 150.40
" South 27.50
Andover, Ballardvale* 61 . 00
" Free, Chr.* ^ 138.65
" South* 568. 89
" West* 40.73
Arlington, Park Ave 250.26
Ashburnham, Fed 28.60
Ashfield, Fed 26.42
Ashland, 1st, Fed 107.74
Athol* 128.79
Attleboro, 2nd* 88.00
Auburn 32.43
Ayer, Fed 37.95
Barnstable, Centerville, South 9 . 00
" Fed., Cotuit** 291.09
Barre 147.38
Becket, North, Fed 80.75
Belchertown** 285.00
Belmont, Payson Park 1,017.40
" Plymouth** 617.69
Berlin 62.60
Bernardston, Fed.* ,35.90
Beverly, Dane St 75.00
" 2nd 5.00
" Washington St 39.49
Billerica, 1st 301.90
Blackstone, Fed 75.00
Blandford, 1st 25.00
Boston, AUston* 167.72
" Brighton, Faneuil 14.25
" " Evang 81.63
" Covenant** 167.80
" Charlestown, 1st 25.42
Church
Gift
Boston, Dorchester, Pilgrim $ 60.00
2nd 26.00
Village 71.45
" East, Baker-Maverick 50.00
" Hyde Park, 1st* 677.96
" Jamaica Plain, Boylston* 119.20
Central* 91.00
" Mount Vernon** 1,937.00
" Old South** 3,081.62
" Park St 10.00
" Roslindale 83 . 68
" Roxbury, Eliot* 417.39
Highland 77.20
" South Phillips 84.32
" Union 195.00
" West Roxbury** 1,345.82
Boxboro, West Acton 25.00
Boxford, 1st 81 .00
Boxford, West 44. 13
Boylston* 46.78
Braintree, 1st* 333.01
" South 15.00
Brimfield, 1st* 106.96
Brockton, 1st / 155.30
" Porter 215.00
" South, Campello 425.00
Brookfield 33.50
Brookline, Harvard* 791.15
" Leyden** 892.30
Buckland, Mary Lyon* 18.05
Byfield** 129 . 80
Cambridge, 1st** 3,699 .46
" North** 460.75
" Pilgrim 240.88
" Prospect* 227.31
Canton, Evang 10.00
Carlisle** 191.55
Carver, North, 1st* 35.50
Charlemont, E., Shelburne Falls 10 . 00
Chelmsford, Central** 620 . 55
" North* 8.00
Chelsea, 1st 160.46
Chester, 2nd 10.00
Chioopee, Falls** 220.20
" 1st* 116.25
Clinton, 1st 12.00
Cohasset, 2nd* 110.50
Cobain** 252.71
Concord, Trinitarian** 716.20
Conway, Fed 32.00
Cummington, Village 19 . 80
Dalton 150.00
Danvers, 1st 35.00
" Maple Street 276.61
Douglas, 2nd, East 34.00
Dracut, Central 54.50
Dudley** 151.72
Dunstable 42.25
Duxbury** 1,090.00
East Bridgewater 10.00
Easthampton 89.40
East Longmeadow 147 .07
Egremont, South 6 . 00
Erving 15.00
Everett, 1st 80.70
" Mystic Side* 181.00
Fall River, Bogle St.* 88.29
" 1st Cong 5.00
" North 127.00
Falmouth, 1st 51.00
Fitchburg, Rollstone 593.35
Foxboro, Bethany 156.05
Framingham, Grace 289 . 34
" Plymouth** 1,446.15
Franklin, Fed.** 421 . 50
Freetown, Assonet, Chr 31.70
Gardner, 1st 211.60
Georgetown 252 . 16
Grafton 35.00
" Fisherville 8. 15
Granby 131.37
Great Barrington 38.82
Greenfield, 1st* 198.80
" 2nd* 320.00
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Church
Gift
Groton, Union $ 146.70
** 'W'est . ... ... 43.55
Hadley, 2nd," North** .'.' '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 322 ! 00
Hampden, Fed 27.35
Harvard 5.00
Harwich Port 46.00
Hatfield 109.00
Haverhill.Bradford** 764.32
■ " 1st* 93.49
" Riverside Mem 71 . 29
" West 10.00
Hingham 36.77
Hinsdale* 80.25
Holbrook* 140.60
Holden** 738.45
Holland, Southbridge 19 . 22
HoUiston* 157.35
Holyoke, 1st* 539 . 80
" Grace 102.00
" 2nd** 2,661.75
Hubbardston, Evang 10.00
Hyannis 200.00
Ipswich, 1st and South 24 . 25
" Linebrook 21.15
Islington, Com 131.27
Lancaster** 241 . 85
Lawrence, Lawrence St 20.00
" South 104.82
" Trinity* 121 . 50
" United 37.50
Leominster, Ch. of Christ* 28.95
" Pilgrim 5 . 00
Leverett 41 .00
Lexington, Hancock 20 . 00
Lincohi 136.27
Littleton 5.00
Longmeadow 203 . 29
Lowell, Highland** 559.50
" Pawtucket* 252.04
Ludlow, 1st 10.00
" Union* 433 . 84
Lunenburg 76 . 51
Lynn, Bethany, East* 12.00
" Central 233.53
Lynnfield, Center 30.00
" 2nd 63.00
Maiden, 1st 100.00
" Linden 15.00
" Maplewood* 96 . 00
Manchester 2 . 50
Mansfield, Orthodox 400.00
Marblehead* 512.42
Marion 6.69
Marlboro 12 . 00
Marshfield, 1st 75.00
Maynard, Finnish 16 . 00
Medfield* 145.00
Medford, North St., Union 18.73
" West* 811.06
Medway, 2nd, West 35.00
Melrose, 1st 435.00
" Highlands 71.98
Merrimac 20 . 00
Middleboro, Central 45 . 00
" 1st 5.00
Middlefield 28.00
Milford, 1st 246.00
Millbury, East, North Grafton 12.00
" 1st** 280.25
" 2nd, Fed 85.00
MilUs 211.86
Milton 331.50
Monson 170.00
Montague, 1st 61 . 68
" Turners Falls 133.35
Nahant 3.00
Nantucket* 153. 17
Natick* 261.82
" South 5.00
Needham 63 . 50
New Bedford, United 97.19
Newbury, 1st, Newburyport* 232.51
Newburyport, Belleville* 397.90
New Marlboro, Mill River 13.70
Church
Gift
New Marlboro, Southfield $ 59.00
Newton, Auburndale 225. 11
Newton, Central, Newtonville** 2,287.34
" Eliot 365.00
" 1st, Centre* 916.45
" Highlands** 1,459.25
" 2nd, West* 2,218.09
" Waban 359.00
North Adams* 194.25
Northampton, Edwards* 534.81
" 1st** 634.42
No. Attleboro, Attleboro Falls 20.00
Northboro 50.00
Northbridge, C'tre, Whitinsville 17.00
" Rockdale 94.31
" Whitinsville** 1,347.78
North Brookfield 3.54
Northfield, East* 538.35
Norwood, 1st* 327.00
Orange, Central* 496 . 81
Otis 25.00
Palmer, 2nd* 396.80
Peabody, 2nd 12.00
" South* 214.05
" West 5.00
Pelham, Packardville Div.** 219 . 84
Pepperell, Com.* 167.32
Pittsfield, 1st 19.60
" Pilgrim Memorial 208.25
" 2nd: 5.18
" South 100.00
Plymouth, Manomet 45.58
" Pilgrimage* 526.71
Plympton 30.40
Quincy, Bethany** 1,666.41
" Memorial, North* 203.75
" Point 400.00
" Squantum 100.00
" WoUaston 5.00
Raynham, 2nd, North 34.00
Rehoboth 100.00
Revere, Beachmont 43 . 25
Richmond 28.50
Rochester, 1st* 4.75
Rockland 35.70
Rockport* 116.58
Rowley** 317.55
Royalston, 1st 21.30
" 2nd, South 20.00
Rutland 265.67
Salem, Crombie St.* 100.00
" Tabernacle** 827.40
Sandisfield, 1st, Colebk., Conn 8.35
" New Boston 25.00
Sandwich, Fed 33.72
Saugus 34.00
" Cliftondale 36.30
Sharon 184.41
Shelburne, 1st, Falls 95.00
" Falls 50.00
Shrewsbury 40.00
Shutesbury, Fed 13.50
Somerville, Bdwv. Winter Hill* 175 . 35
" Prospect Hill 3.00
Southampton** 310.85
Southbridge 3.00
South Hadley 104.34
Springfield, East* 45.80
" Faith* 100.85
" 1st* 334.15
Springfield, Hope 1,060.00
■' Indian Orchard 20.00
" Park 161.00
" Union* 437.43
" Wachogue 10.00
Stoneham* 489.60
Sturbridge, Fed 2.00
Sudbury, South 34. 14
Sunderland 50.00
Sutton, Millbury 37.11
Swampscott 63.06
Swansea 25 . 00
Taunton, Trinitarian 242 . 52
, " Union* 99.65
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[1945
Church
Gift
Templeton, Fed $ 65. 14
" Baldwinville 53.77
Topsfield* 101.06
Upton 15.00
Wakefield* 791 .93
Walpole, East 216.57
" United 255.36
Waltham, 1st 150.00
Warwick 3.50
Watertown* 202.75
Wellesley 78.21
" Hills* 689.24
Wendell 6.55
Westboro* 173.00
West Boylston 79.00
West Bridgewater 10.00
Westfield, 1st 250.00
" 2nd 254.58
Westford. Union, Fed 25. 86
West Newbury, 2nd* 155.00
Westport, 4th 22.00
West Springfield, 1st 118. 50
" Mittineague* 215.90
Westwood, Fed.* 37.50
Weymouth & E. Braintree, Br' tree. ... 1.00
" 1st, Heights, East** 607.93
" Old South Union, South 7 . 87
" Pilgrim, North 54.50
Whitman* 345.25
Wilbraham, Fed 12.45
" North 44.40
Williamsburg 58. 79
" Haydenville 47.54
Williamstown, 1st 190 . 00
Wilmington 71 . 60
Winchester, 1st** 2,142.76
Woburn, let* 64.27
Worcester, Adams Sq 19 . 42
" Bethany .• 175.00
" Central 630.50
Worcester, Chestnut St.* 94.66
" 1st, Old South 113.00
" Hadwen Park* 193 . 35
" Lake View 32.97
" Tatnuck 1 .46
Individual Gifts 3,924.93
TOTAL $ 82,359. 14
MICHIGAN
Allegan $ 75 . 00
Almont 50 . 00
Alpena 207 . 63
Alpine, Trinity, Gr. Rapids 82 . 00
Ann Arbor 175.00
Armada* 97.00
Athens 50.00
Atlanta 32.00
Baldwin 127. 10
Bancroft* 36.70
Battle Creek* 983.58
Bay City** 646.96
Belding** 119.41
Benton Harbor** 1,736 . 73
Benzonia 237 . 81
Big Rapids, 1st 50.00
Big Rock, Atlanta** 30.00
Bostwick Lake, Rockford 99 . 38
Bridgeport 30. 00
Britton 23.00
Bronson 19 . 33
Cadillac. . 20.40
Calumet 10.00
Central Lake 23 . 00
Charlevoix* 152 . 77
Charlotte* 50.00
Cheboygan 1 . 00
Chelsea*. 163.40
Clinton 282 . 24
Coloma 25.00
Columbus 30.82
Constantine 25 . 00
Church
Gift
Cooper, Kalamazoo
Covert
Detroit, Armenian
" Boulevard*
" Brewster-Pilgrim*
" Bushnell
" 1st*
" Greenfield **
" Grosse Pointe**
" Highland Park*
" Mayflower*
" North
" Plymouth, Colored ....
Dexter, Fed.**
Dowagiac, Fed
Drummond**
Durand*
Eaton Rapids
Eureka
Flint
Frankfort
Fruitport
Galesburg
Gaylord**
Gibraltar**
Grand Blanc*
Grand Junction
Grand Rapids, Burlingame* .
" East
" 1st, Park
" 2nd
" Smith
" South
" Wallin**
Grandville
Grant**
Grass Lake, Fed.**
Greenville
Hancock*
Hart
Holly, Newark Com
Homestead, Benzonia
Hubbell
Hudson
Imlay City
Ironton**
Isabella
Jackson, 1st**
" Plymouth**
Kalamazoo**
Kalkaska, Fed
Lake Linden
Lakeview
Lansing, Mayflower*
" Pilgrim
" Plymouth*
Lawrence
Leslie*
Lewiston**
Long Rapids, Lachine**. ...
Lowell**
Ludington, Com
Luzerne
Manistee*
Maybee
Memphis*
Merrill
Muskegon, 1st**
" Jackson ,
" McGraft
Newaygo
New Baltimore
New Haven
Northport
Olivet* .'. . .
Otsego
Ovid**
Owosso*
Pinckney, Com
Pine Grove, Sault Ste. Marie .
Pittsf ord**
Pontiac, 1st*
Port Huron, 1st
Portland*
11.00
26.27
50.00
341.25
221.83
643.69
639.50
126.67
235.47
313.05
641.25
669.85
30.00
68.95
85.00
45.70
235.46
22.35
20.00
10.00
100.00
35.60
25.00
161.22
50.05
91.00
10.00
284.02
244.70
989.78
234.46
233.16
228.55
455.86
20.15
206.40
190.00
491.24
47.80
25.74
12.00
25.00
25.00
32.00
70.00
220.00
15.00
742.44
266.95
1,324.37
5.00
15.00
13.00
92.28
156.35
427.13
58.07
18.00
115.00
228.00
427.75
200.00
11.22
58.88
31.25
34.05
25.00
1,789.53
51.82
211.89
159.85
7.00
50.00
13.49
161.66
25.00
350.43
5.00
70.74
2.50
216.71
1,007.68
125.00
40.00
1945]
The Committee for War Victims and Reconstruction
69
Church
Gift
Prattville $ 45.00
Ransom** 24.37
Richmond* 178.70
Rochester** 500.00
Rockford, 1st** 757. 13
Rockwood 50.00
Romeo 157.91
Roscommon 22 . 15
Royal Oak 51.51
Saginaw, 1st 326. 12
St. Clair** 408.36
St. Johns 109.90
St. Joseph* 255.00
Salem, 1st 17.00
Sandstone, Jackson 60 . 08
Saugatuck 90.00
Sawyer** 114.65
Somerset 25.92
South Haven 500.00
Suttons Bay 12.01
Thompsonville 26.00
Three Oaks** 376. 14
Traverse City, 1st 80.25
Traverse City, Oak Park 20.00
Union City* 257.50
Vermontville** 87.20
Watervliet* 226.25
Wayland 5.00
Wayne** 515.00
Webster, AnnArbor** 132.75
West Adrian, Adrian 88.00
Wheatland, Pittsford 24.37
Wolverine 10.00
Ypsilanti** 829.34
Individual Gifts 1,102.44
TOTAL $ 30,677.37
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
DELAWARE
Dover, People's
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington, Cleveland Park**.
" Ist*
" Ingram Memorial
" Lincoln Temple
" Mt. Pleasant**
" People's*
" Plymouth
MARYLAND
Silver Spring*
Webster, Havre de Grace
NEW JERSEY
Bound Brook
Chatham, Stanley*
Chester, 1st**
Closter, 1st**
Cresskill, Gospel*
East Orange, 1st*
" Trinity**
Egg Harbor, Emmanuel**. . . .
Elizabeth, 1st
Glen Ridge
Grant wood. Cliff side Park. .'. . .
Hackensack, 1st*
Haworth, 1st*
Irvington, 1st**
" 2nd ..
Jersey City, Ist
Little Falls, Com
Little Ferry, Evang.*
Livingston, Olivet*
Maplewood, 1st*
Milford
Montclair, 1st
" Union*
" Watchung
Morsemere, Com
Newark, 1st**
Nutley, St. Paul's
Orange, Highland Ave.*
Park Ridge, 1st**
$ 299.36
770.94
483.06
60.00
30.00
2,691.50
225.75
75.00
67.50
85.00
352.08
389.43
265.05
101.87
110.00
226.40
1,818.60
167.50
11.00
1,557.00
52.50
97.35
131.05
1,681.52
54.90
178.29
34.28
238.48
10.00
111.00
24.68
1,063.00
695.49
95.00
86.13
223.65
301.61
253.15
301.50
Church
Gift
River Edge, 1st* $ 440. 12
Rutherford 86.35
Union Beach, 1st 15.00
Unionville, 1st 6 . 00
Ventnor City, Com 246 . 00
Verona, 1st 25.00
Vineland, Pilgrim* 69 . 10
Westfield, 1st* 219.50
Woodbridge, 1st 97.65
VIRGINIA
Arlington, Rock Spring** 357.72
Herndon 59.25
Individual Gifts 1,068.57
TOTAL $ 18,110.88
MINNESOTA
Ada** $ 140.00
Aitkin, 1st 15.00
Anoka** 248.35
Appleton 50.00
Austin, 1st 144.25
Barnesville 19.08
Bejou 14.00
Benson* 150.00
Bertha 10.00
Birchdale 10.18
Biwabik, Com 42.70
Border 6.45
Brownton 42.00
Cannon Falls, 1st* 28.35
Detroit Lakes 1 . 85
Duluth, Pilgrim* 375.00
Elk River, Union* 81 .45
Ellsworth* 27.75
Excelsior 2.76
Fairmont 57.33
Faribault* 159.40
Fergus Falls, Fed 75.44
Freeborn* 135.00
Gaylord 49.40
Glencoe, 1st 80.05
Glenwood 2.00
Glyndon 45.00
Grand Marais 21 .98
Granite Falls 5.25
Hancock 32.35
Hopkins 65.40
Hutchinson 25.00
International Falls* 17.45
Little Falls 10.00
Longville 37 . 15
Mahnomen** 72.37
Mapleton, United 31 . 12
Marietta 11.00
Marshall, Fed 10.00
Medford 20.15
Minneapolis, Edina-Morningside** . . . . 491.09
" Fifth Ave.* 208. 14
" 1st* 279.71
" Forest Heights 31 .00
" Fremont Ave 158.67
" Linden Hills 75.00
" Lyndale 142.76
" Mayflower 1,425.21
" Minnehaha 4.00
" Pilgrim 50.00
" Plymouth** 2,643.20
" 38th St.** 294.03
Montevideo 1 17 . 50
Moorhead, 1st* 82.29
Morris, Fed 78.70
Nassau 10.00
New Richland* 141.21
NewUlm 10.00
New York Mills 12.25
Northfield** 1,454.31
Oak Grove, Verndale 5.00
Ogema 20.02
Ortonville 107.24
Owatonna, Fed 20.00
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[1945
Church
Gift
St
Pelican Rapids
Princeton
Robbinsdale
Rochester
St. Paul, Clark Mem. South .
Cyril, Czech
Hazel Park**
Olivet
People's Highland Pk.* .
Plymouth, Com.*
Riverview People's* . . .
St. Anthony Park
Paul Park, Com.*
Sandstone, Union*
Sauk Centre
Sherburn, Fed
Sleepy Eye, Union*
South Elmdale, Slovak
Spring Valley*
Staples
Stewart
Tintah
Wadena
Warroad
Waseca, Ist
Waubun
Wayzata
Williams, Pilgrim
Winona, 1st
Winthrop
Zumbrota
Individual Gifts
29.03
47.76
105.00
25.00
81.56
17.00
205.49
144.87
181.66
212.00
64.72
752.36
216.75
57.58
64.10
13.39
72.79
22.00
155.42
6.50
10.00
5.00
278.04
36.04
18.07
48.94
247.53
7.00
265.00
37.75
13.35
339.78
TOTAL $ 14,014.82
MISSOURI
Bonne Terre, 1st
Grandin, 1st**
Houstonia
Iberia, Cong. Chr
Kansas City, Country Club*. . .
" 1st*
" Ivanhoe Park
" Westminster
Lebanon, 1st
New Cambria, 1st
Pierce City, 1st
St. Joseph, 1st
St. Louis, Compton Hill
" 1st*
" Ind. Prot. Evang. Cong.*.
" Immanuel*
" Memorial
" Pilgrim**
Sedalia, 1st
Springfield, 1st*
Webster Groves, 1st**
ARKANSAS
Texarkana, 1st
Individual Gifts
100.00
360.40
19.37
25.00
534.00
249.60
68.20
5.00
12.67
79.78
45.00
258.94
150.00
330.80
492.19
10.75
17.20
4,855.92
73.00
96.75
1,918.51
10.00
3,981.11
TOTAL $13,694.19
MONTANA
Absarokee
Baker, Com
Ballatine
Big Timber
Billings, 1st
Broadus, Com
Brockway, Com.**.
Butte, United
Columbus
Custer
Ekalaka*
Fairfield, Union. . . .
Fort Shaw, Union . .
Froid, Union
Glendive
Great Falls
Hardin, 1st
16.07
31.58
9.25
10.00
506.73
25.00
87.50
89.01
89.20
5.00
101.39
71.80
5.00
9.10
279.65
200.00
74.30
Church
Gift
Livingston, Holbrook $ 68.38
Malta, Meth.-Cong 15.00
Medicine Lake, Union 13 . 90
Melstone 13.00
Missoula, University** 420.72
Musselshell 12.00
Plentywood 8. 20
Plevna, 1st 2.50
Pompeys Pillar, Com 11 .20
Red Lodge ' 30.00
Roundup 46 . 25
Savage 40.31
Sidney, People's 210.95
" Ebenezer, German 25.00
Worden, Bethlehem, German 29 . 14
Individual Gifts 126.50
TOTAL $ 2,683.63
NEBRASKA
Ainsworth* $ 68.70
Albion 104.28
Arlington 71 .03
Ashland* 200.00
Aurora, Fed 130.00
Belvidere 22.00
Bingham 11.75
Blair 60.00
Brewster 9 . 20
Brule 90.00
Burwell 13.00
Cambridge 9.25
Chadron 35.00
Clarks 18.30
Clay Center 20.00
Coleridge 84. 12
Cortland, Pilgrim* 101.95
Crete, 1st* 326.99
" German 10.28
Diller 15.00
Dunning* 40 . 31
Fairfield** 107.50
Fairmont, Fed 50.00
Fremont 167.07
Friend 102.25
Geneva** 458.00
Genoa 42.35
Grafton** 51.25
Grand Island 108.69
Grand** 353.42
Halsey 28.90
Hartington 77. 10
Hastings 38.80
Hayes Center 115. 15
Hemingford 10.00
Hyannis 8. 60
Irvington 5 . 00
Lincoln, 1st Plymouth 471 . 18
" Vine 165.69
" Ebenezer, German 217.00
McCook 84.76
" German 70. 84
Mitchell, Fed 47.50
Neligh 43.00
Ogallala* 51.55
Omaha, Central Park 123.78
" 1st Central 218.50
" Pilgrim 58.68
" Plymouth 113.84
Paisley, Unadilla** 91 .00
Pierce 18.50
Plainview 39.45
Purdum 15.90
Ravenna** 153 . 27
Red Cloud 113.00
Salem 52.87
Scottsbluff, Plymouth 43.00
Scribner 152.77
Seneca 9.03
Stanton* 44.70
Stockville** 76.32
Sutton, Fed 150.20
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71
Church
Gift
Syracuse, Fed.* $ 29 . 62
Thedford 17.30
Uehling 28.00
Wahoo 46.00
Wallace 8. 10
Weeping Water 107 . 27
West Point 10.95
West Union 7 . 60
Wisner 35.91
York, Fed 55 . 72
Individual Gifts 364 . 99
TOTAL $ 6,503.03
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Acworth $ 15 . 00
Alstead, 1st** 15 . 66
" 2nd, East... 16.30
" 3rd, Fed 15.66
Amherst 5 . 00
Andover, East 2 . 00
Atkinson 10 . 00
Bath 4 . 00
Berlin \ b7 .22
Boscawen* 7 . 00
Bristol, Fed 5o!oO
Brookline 10 . 00
Campton, Plymouth 28. 50
Canterbury 20 . 93
Center Harbor 10 . 00
Charlestown 50 . 85
Chester 20 . 00
Claremont, 1st* 131 .94
Colebrook 30 . 00
Concord, 1st* 353.47
" West 7.55
" South 516.70
" East** 153.45
Concord Heights, Immanuel Chapel. . . 12.25
Conway, 2nd 1 . 00
Cornish, Windsor 5 . 00
Croydon** 39 . 00
Dalton, Whitefield 15 . 00
Danbury 12.00
Deering, Com., Hillsboro** 98.50
Derry, 1st, East* 66 . 50
" Central, Village 20.00
Dover, 1st* 396 . 27
Durham, Com.** l,60l!21
East Jaffery* 158.75
Ellsworth, Chapel of St. John 5.00
Exeter* 383.30
Fitzwilliam, Fed 5. 16
Franconia, Fed 33.46
Franklin, Village 14^00
Gilsum** 182 . 18
Goffs Falls 15^00
Gorham 22 .20
Grafton Center, Christian 6.00
Greenfield 14.11
Greenville, Fed ' 4! 25
Hampstead 5 ! 00
Hampton* 79 . 45
Hancock 25.00
Hanover, Ch. of Christ** 1,675.50
Hebron** 55 50
Henniker ....'.'.'.".■. 50 '.00
Hillsboro, Smith Mem 30.00
Hinsdale 42 . 50
HoUis** 436 \ 47
Hopkinton, Fed 15^00
Hudson, Com 27 . 00
Jaffrey, 1st 94 ! 50
Keene, 1st* '.\[\ 625!o0
" Court St.* 277.75
Laconia* 692^09
Lancaster* 43 . 80
Langdon, Alstead 12!o8
Lebanon* I29 , 00
Lee, Newmarket 56 ! 00
Lisbon 5^00
Church
Gift
Littleton $ 76 . 26
Lyme** 449 . 18
Manchester, 1st* 475 . 10
" Franklin St.** 2,035.00
Meredith 25.00
Meriden 4 . 00
Milford 103.92
Mont Vernon 5.00
Nashua, 1st* 711.45
" Pilgrim* 165.81
Nelson, Munsonville** 116.50
Newfields, Fed.** 8.33
Newington, Portsmouth 13.60
Newport** 426 . 71
" Finnish 5 . 00
North Conway* 141 . 64
North Hampton* 22 . 78
" Christian 7.00
North Weare, Fed 15.77
Pembroke, Suncook 31.01
Penacook 17.00
Peterborough* 154 . 56
Piermont, Fed 26 . 65
Pittsfield 1.91
Plymouth** 186.01
Portsmouth, North* 721 .00
Raymond 25.00
Rindge 35.00
Rochester 87 . 35
Rye 135.00
Salem 10.50
Sanbornton 10.00
Somersworth** 379.43
South Merrimack 21.00
South Seabrook, Rand Mem 23.00
Stratham, Com., Greenland 58.07
Sullivan, 1st 28.66
" East** 89.96
Temple 20.00
Tilton* 249.80
Troy**.. 184.65
Union 10.00
Walpole 26.50
Warner, Fed 12 . 50
Webster, Penacook 5.00
West Lebanon 56 . 20
Westmoreland 7 . 62
Wilton 19.24
Wolfeboro 105.95
Individual Gifts 100 . 43
TOTAL $16,664.96
NEW YORK
Albany, 1st $ 100.00
" 2nd* 177.80
Amber 35.00
Angola** 472.65
Aquebogue* 53 . 60
Baiting Hollow, Calverton** 149.95
Bangor 10.00
Bay Shore 61 . 23
Berkshire, 1st* 143 . 00
Binghamton, East Side 6.00
" 1st 664.53
Blooming Grove* 50.00
Boston, Com 50.00
Briarcliff Manor 10.00
Bridgewater 7 1 . 80
Bron.xville 408.33
Brooktondale 6.00
Buffalo, 1st Pilgrim** 677.96
" Plymouth** 720.00
" Union Road, Com.** 507.16
" Winchester, Garden ville 10.00
" Windom, Com 95.00
Burrville, Watertown 10.00
Canaan 20.00
Canandaigua* 290.00
Candor 51 . 63
Castile, United Com 211 .00
Chappaqua 40 . 50
Chenango Forks 27 . 00
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Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
Church
Gift
Churchville $ 136.88
Clinton Heights, Rensselaer 14. 17
Clove, La Grangeville 7 . 50
Cortland, 2nd 35.09
Curriers, Arcade 23 . 61
East Bloomfield 17.54
East Rockaway 171 . 76
Eggertsville 10. 00
Elbridge 1.00
Ellington 9 . 80
Fairport* 181 . 75
Franklin, Fed 137.97
Fulton* 75.00
Gaines, Albion 20 . 00
Garden City 148.50
Gasport** 259 . 79
Gloversville 37.69
Granville 25.00
Greene** 204.84
Groton 17.89
Groton City, Groton 16 . 80
Hall 94.78
Henrietta* 72.83
Homer** 603 . 80
Honeoye 6.80
Ithaca 88. 25
Jamesport 44.00
Jamestown, 1st* 650.20
" Pilgrim Memorial* 66.98
Java Village** 100.00
Keene Valley 71.78
Kiantone, Jamestown** 45.66
Lake View 91 . 10
Lakeville 63 . 44
Lisbon 99 . 02
Lisle 12.00
Little Valley 53.00
Lockport 10 . 0.0
Madrid* 95.00
Manhasset 362 . 50
Massena* 168. 11
Medway, Climax 39 . 00
Middletown, 1st* 259.85
" North St 39.78
Moravia 112.98
Morganville** 73.70
Morrisville, Fed 13 . 10
Mount Sinai* 95.35
Mount Vernon, Com.** 1,067.65
" Heights 129.00
Newark Valley* 155 . 50
New Haven 60 . 00
New Village, Lake Grove 5 . 00
NEW YORK CITY
Borough of Bronx
Bedford Park 20.00
Edgehill, Com 55.00
North* 121 . 50
Borough of Brooklyn
Bushwick Ave .' . . . 78. 75
Cadman, Memorial 23 . 00
Evangel, Church of the 141 . 25
Flatbush-Tompkins 137 . 55
Ocean Ave 294 . 13
Parkville* 60. 10
Plymouth, Ch. of the Pilgrims**. . 1,226.34
South* 176.82
Borough of Manhattan
Broadway Tabernacle** 2,877.20
Grace 25 . 00
Borough of Queens
Flushing, 1st* , . 531.45
Forest Hills, Ch. in the Gardens ... 260 . 00
Jamaica, Lemuel Haynes 5 . 00
;; Van Wyck Ave 115.00
Queens Village, Hollis Ave.* ! . . .. . 665 ! 20
Richmond Hill, Pilgrim 5.00
" Union 127.40
Rockaway Beach 78. 13
Woodhaven, Christ* 291.50
Borough of Richmond
Oakwood Heights 42.00
West New Brighton, Swedish 28.00
Church
Gift
Niagara Falls, 1st*
North Collins
North Evans*
North Rush, Rush
Norwich
Ogdensburg*
Ontario**
Orangeport, Gasport
Orient**
Oxford**
Paris
Parishville, Union Fed
Patchogue*
Pembroke, United
Pine Island, German*
Pitcher, Fed
Plain ville
Port Leyden
Poughkeepsie**
Randall, Fed.**
Riverhead, 1st*
" Sound Ave.**
Rochester, Durand '. .
Rochester, South*
" United of Irondequoit**
Rockville Centre**
Roscoe
St. Johnsville**
Salamanca
Saratoga Springs
Saugerties*
Savannah
Sayville
Scarsdale*
Schenectady, Pilgrim*
Searsburg
Sherburne
Sherrill
Sidney
Snyder, Com
South Hartford
South Hempstead, Com
South Westerlo
Spencerport
Spring Valley .
Stanfordville
Summer Hill, Locke
Syracuse, Danf orth United
" Geddes
" Goodwill
" Plymouth
Tallman
Ticonderoga*
Utica, Bethesda, Welsh
" Plymouth
" South*
Wadhams
Walton
Warsaw**
Washington Mills*
Watertown
Wellsville* '
West Bloomfield
West Groton, Groton
West Winfield**
White Plains, Ch. in the Highlands*. . .
Ridgeview*
Willsboro
Wood ville
Individual Gifts
TOTAL $34,368.71
NORTH CAROLINA (Colored)
Burlington, Ebenezer
Charlotte, New Immanuel.
Dudley, 1st
Durham, United
Greensboro, 1st
" St. Stephen's
Hemp, Bear Creek
" Collin's Chapel
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Church
Gift
Kenly, Rocky Branch $ 3.12
King's Mountain, 1st 16 . 00
Kinston, Emmanuel Chapel 3 . 00
Manson, Burchett's Chapel 10.00
Statesville, Bethel 1 .00
" Grav's Chapel 2.00
Individual Gift 5.00
TOTAL $ 124.13
NORTH DAKOTA
Argusville $ 5 . 00
Beach, 1st** 322.00
Berthold 41.90
Bordulac 19.25
Buchanan** 277.33
Cando* 35.43
Crary** 165.85
Dawson, Union 43 . 70
Dickinson, Ist 64. 52
Eckelson** 15.00
Elbowoods, Arickara, Nishu 11.65
" Mem 166.19
Elgin, Hoffnungs, German 5.00
Fargo, 1st 416.40
" Plymouth** 404.29
Fessenden, 1st 50.00
Forman 25 . 15
Gardner** 117.55
Glen Ullin, 1st 5.00
Grand Forks, Plymouth 16.06
Granville, Hope 36 . 61
HaUiday 5.00
Hankinson 55 . 00
Havana 18.25
Haynes 5.00
Heaton, 1st 61.00
Hebron, 1st 10.00
HiUsboro 83.07
Hurdsfield 26.75
Jamestown* 249 . 14
Lakota 79.92
Leeds 14 . 45
Manvel, Zion 10.35
Mayyille** 714.66
Medina, Zion, German 50.00
Merricourt, 1st, German 9.57
" Hoffnimgs, German 9.57
Michigan 27. 50
Mott, 1st 48.40
New England, 1st 10.00
Oberon 7.20
Parshall, 1st** 299.88
Pettibone, Malcolm** 194.00
Plaza 4.00
Reeder, 1st 19.39
Sanborn** 52 . 55
Sawyer, Highland** 66.00
Scranton, Pierce** 205. 11
Sentinel Butte* 15.00
Shields 2.00
Valley City, Ist** 600.00
Velva** 30.69
Wahpeton, 1st 162.21
Williston 116.31
Individual Gifts 210.53
TOTAL $ 5,716.38
OHIO
Akron, 1st $ 400.00
" West 27.00
Amherst, 1st 107.00
Andover 36.07
Ashtabula, 1st* 177.50
" 2nd* 327.00
Aurora, The Church in 308.75
Austinburg* 187.98
Avon Lake, 1st* 115.95
Barberton, Columbia* 63.00
Bath, Fed 77.77
Church
Gift
Bellevue*'fc
Berea
Berkey
Berlin Heights
Bethany, Lebanon
Brecksville
Brookfield Slope, Hubbard
Brownhelm, Vermilion
Cairo
Campbellstown
Castalia
Centerburg
Chagrin Falls, Fed
Chardon
Christiansburg
Cincinnati, 1st United*
Claridon, Chardon
Cleveland, Archwood*
Bethlehem*
Brooklyn Heights**
Com.** ,
Denison
E. Cleveland, E. Cleveland.
E. View, Shaker Hghts
EucIidAvenue*
Euclid Village, Euclid
Glenville*
Grace
Highland
Lake wood. Lake wood*
M.iz'pah.i Slavac
Mt. Zion, Negro
North
Nottingham
Pilgrim*
Plyrnouth, Shaker Hghts.*. .
Trinity, Cleveland Hghts. . . .
West Park*
Cleveland, Woodland Hills Union .
Columbus, 1st**
" 1st, Com.**
" Mayflower
" North
" Plymouth Cong'l Chr.*
Columbus Grove
Concord, Eaton
Conneaut, The United Ch. of**. . .
Cove Springs, Troy
Covington*
Cuyahoga Falls, 1st*
Dayton, 1st, Walnut Hills*
' ' Murlin Heights
" Polk Grove**
" Ridgewood Heights**
" Riverdale
" Shiloh
Defiance, Bethel, Oakwood
Dover Center
Dublin*
Eagleville, Jefferson
East Oberlin, Oberlin**
Eaton
Edinburg, United
Elyria, 1st*
" Pilgrim Com.*
" 2nd*
Enon, Knob Prairie**
Fairport, Fairport Harbor
Fairview, Mt. Vernon*
Florence, United, Berlin Hghts.*. .
Fredericksburg, Fed
Geneva*
Gomer
Greenfield, Willard**
Greenville*
Greenville Creek, Bradford
Hambden, Chardon
Harrod
Highwater, Newark*
Hudson, 1st
Isle St. George**
Jefferson
Kent, 1st*
Kirtland, Willoughby
793.79
83.07
35.00
175.13
50.00
65.75
10.00
92.49
140.00
6.10
1.00
82.45
32.50
13.75
30.00
300.00
91.59
1,205.64
156.60
611.50
163. U
486.31
216.42
110.00
1,024.65
4.50
140.30
37.00
150.00
1,346.57
28.50
116.48
25.00
12.00
557.25
1,889.85
150.56
380.84
195.50
2,687.89
2,456.75
56.93
16.00
89.91
24.76
30.00
1,170.25
77.50
345.11
341.05
64.56
23.20
151.37
242.33
134.50
100.00
53.75
62.17
22.00
17.50
290.04
233.00
370.05
866.84
152.03
191.70
152.76
83.50
18.65
72.00
14.02
328.20
80.00
49.15
145.96
20.03
14.55
57.82
39.00
281.22
79.05
136.08
800.00
50.00
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Church
Gift
LaFayette, Allen Co.** $ , 158.28
Laura 121.93
Lima 334 . 14
Litchfield 49 . 80
Little Muskingum, Marietta* 56 . 38
Lock, Fed., Centerburg 5.00
Lodi 80.00
Logansville, Degraff 5 .00
Lorain, 1st** 1,382.70
Lost Creek, Casstown 25 . 00
Lucas 36 . 85
Ludlow Falls 15 . 00
Lyme, Bellevue 61.00
Madison, Central** 330.25
Mansfield, 1st 409 . 50
Marblehead* 49.70
Marietta, 1st* 388.50
" Putnam 60.00
" Second* 48.51
" Wayne St.** 45.00
Marysville, 1st* 30.00
Medina, 1st** 1,218.90
Monroeville Cong'l. Com.** 283 . 05
Moss Run, Whipple* 35 . 00
Mt. Holly, Chr. Chapel 5.50
Mt. Pleasant* 16.35
Mt. Sterling, 1st** 316.44
Mt. Vernon, 1st* 357 . 83
New Spring Chapel, Sidney 155.40
North Fairfield** 400 . 00
No. Monroeville, Monroeville 28.25
North Olmsted* ; . . . 51 .05
North Ridgeville 165.63
Oberlin, The First Church in* 887.53
Olmsted Com. Fed., Olm'd Falls* 168.31
Ottawa River, Vaughnsville 124.00
Painesville,lst 808.95
Parkman* 110.46
Penfield, United 20.67
Phillipsburg* 55.62
Piqua* 214.76
Pittsfield** 191.50
Plattsburg 60.31
Pleasant Hill 142 . 55
Radnor, Bethel* 33.00
Ravenna, 1st* 334.90
Richfield, Fed., Peninsula** 440.00
Richmond, Grand River 43 . 49
Rock Creek 18.43
Rootstown* 143.39
Sandusky 345 . 65
Skyway Park, Com 1 16 . 07
South Amherst, 1st, Amherst 71 . 64
South Solon* 70 . 71
South Vienna 48.35
Springfield, Cong. Chr.** ' 755.29
" Lagonda Ave.* 52.35
Steubenville, 1st 15 . 00
Sugar Creek, Spring Valley 27.00
Sullivan 128. 26
Sylvania, Com.** 525.56
Tallmadge 100 . 00
Toledo, 1st 225 . 00
" Pilgrim 429.63
" Plymouth 71.30
" Point Place 125.00
" Washington 1 10 . 00
Troy, 1st* 200.11
" Welshfield** 210.45
Twin Creek Ch., W. Manchester 15. 10
Twinsburg 140.38
Vermilion 205 . 00
Versailles, 1st 346.00
Wakeman* 189 . 70
Washington, Mansfield 28.40
Wauseon 88.72
Wellington, 1st 128.50
West Andover, Andover 15 . 00
Westboro 9 . 65
West Grove, Arcanum** 250 . 00
West Liberty 60.00
West Millgrove 43.75
West Milton* 146.42
Westminster 35.24
Church
Gift
West Union, West Milton** $ 495.75
Westville, Beloit 50 . 00
West Willoughby, United** 176 . 34
Windham 20 . 80
Youngstown, Plymouth* 270.60
Zanesville, 1st 50.00
PENNSYLVANIA .
East Springfield, Fed 116.53
WEST VIRGINIA .
Ceredo** 144.60
Huntington 35 . 15
Individual Gifts 5,986 . 49
TOTAL $48,731.70
OKLAHOMA
Binger $ 2.10
Carrier 54.08
Drummond** 211.24
Edmond, Bethel 5.00
Goltry 75.00
Hillsdale 25.60
Kingfisher, Park 27.00
Medford* 42.70
Okarche 24.64
Oklahoma City 445.35
Waynoka* 53.66
Weatherford, German 44.00
TEXAS
Friona 15.00
Spring Lake** 100.00
Individual Gifts 203.26
TOTAL $ 1,328.63
OREGON
Ashland** $ 167.60
Astoria, Finnish** 118. 80
Beavercreek, St. Peter's 10.00
" Welsh** 175.50
Beaverton, Bethel* : 75.00
Cedar Mills, Beaverton 25 . 26
Clackamas, 1st** 149.21
Corvallis, Fed 250.00
Cottage Grove 20.00
Elliott Prairie, Woodburn 9.50
Enterprise, Com 153.00
Eugene, 1st 115.00
Forest Grove, 1st** 546.35
Freewater, Fed 7 . 00
Gaston, 1st 25.00
HUlsboro, 1st 47.00
Hood River, Riverside Com 50.00
Hubbard, 1st 22 . 80
Ingle Chapel, Freewater 76.22
Jennings Lodge, Grace Com 89.40
Lexington 5 . 00
Monitor, Woodburn 1 . 40
Oregon City, Atkinson Mem 254.36
Oswego, 1st** 188.70
Portland, Ardenwald 57.00
" 1st** 1,142.65
" Highland 107.35
" Parkrose, Union** 522.82
" Pilgrim 87.00
" Staub Memorial 200.00
" Waverly Heights* 161 . 53
" Ebenezer, German 50.00
" Zion, German 250.00
" Finnish, Mission 10.00
St. Helens, Plymouth 20.00
Salem, 1st 44.50
" ICnight Memorial* 184.55
Scappoose 89 . 19
Smyrna 28.52
The Dalles** 559.78
Individual Gifts 175.05
TOTAL $ 6,272.04
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Church
Gift
PENNSYLVANIA
Amaranth, Whip's Cove** $ 115.75
Artemas, Lebanon 13 . 33
Braddock, Slavonic 5 . 00
Clearville 18.75
" Bethel 25.00
" Rock Hill 16.58
Columbus, Com 10.00
Duquesne, Bethlehem, Slovak 24. 12
Ebensburg, 1st 184.36
Edwardsville, Bethesda 4. 75
" Edwards Memorial 124.85
Everett, 1st, Cong.-Chr.** 583 . 89
" Mt. Union** 94.02
Fountain Spr., Christ, Ashland 47. 16
Glen Olden 25.00
Gulph Mills, Conshohocken* 52 . 00
Harrisonville, Sideling Hill* 15 . 75
Johnstown, 1st 10.00
Kane, 1st* 171.34
Le Raysville, Com 165.89
Mahanoy City, 1st 56 . 85
McKeesport, 1st 37.80
" Evang. Cong 111.00
Milroy, White Memorial 155.79
Minersville, 1st* 50.00
Nanticoke, Bethel* 74.06
Neath 15.15
Philadelphia, Armenian 115.00
" Central** 500 . 00
" Frankford* 422 .00
" Germantown 126.68
" Pilgrim 10.00
" Snyder Ave 15.00
Pittsburgh, Bir'ham, U. E 192 .00
" Manchester 20.00
" Slavonic 14.00
" Smithfield, Evang.** 1,475.27
" West End 50.00
Plymouth, Pilgrim 20.00
Potterville, Rome 25.07
Scranton, 1st, Welsh 96.30
Scranton, Plymouth 23 . 04
" Puritan 312.25
Smithfield, Fed., East 64.00
Spring Creek 28.00
" West 10.00
Tarentum, 1st 25.00
Warf ordsburg, Pleasant Grove 43 . 35
Warren, 1st, West** 46 .42
Wilkes-Barre, Miner 53.11
" 2nd, Welsh 25.00
" Puritan 15.09
MARYLAND
Hancock, Buck Valley 14.00
" Damascus 40.00
Individual Gifts 247. 12
TOTAL $ 6,235 . 89
PUERTO RICO
Ceiba Aguas Claras $ 8.69
" Quebrada Seca 5.00
" Rincon 2.00
" RioAbajo 17.00
Esperanza' 4.01
Fajardo, 1st 94.00
Humacao,lst 41.06
" Punto Santiago 2 . 80
Naguabo 4 . 54
" Mariana 8.07
Parasiso, Rio Arriba 4.00
Ponoo, Union St 15.00
Santa Isabel 5 . 00
Yauco 4.00
Individual Gifts 25.00
TOTAL $ 240.17
Church
Gift
RHODE ISLAND
Barrington** $ 661 .03
Central Falls* 246.10
Chepachet, Union Fed 5 . 00
Cranston, Franklin 10 . 00
" Edgewood* 223 . 25
E. Providence, Newman, Rumf.* 165.30
" United* 207.95
Kingston* 253 . 75
Little Compton, United* 107.00
Newport, United 192.31
" Union 25.00
Pawtucket, 1st 874.50
" Park Place 500.00
" Darlington 74.00
Peace Dale** 739.26
Providence, Beneficent 803 . 10
" Elmwood* 59.15
" Central* 1,776.25
" Plymouth-Union 205 .00
" Euphrates Evang 19.50
Slatersville* 65.75
West Warwick, Riverpoint* 86.85
Woonsocket, Globe* 83.00
Individual Gifts 35.00
TOTAL $ 7,418.05
SOUTH DAKOTA
Academy** $ 42.00
Albee 8.99
Alcester 38.10
Armour 204.00
Badger** 152.30
Beresford 40.00
Bowdle, English-German 10.00
Buffalo 36.21
Canova 20.00
Carthage, Pilgrim 5.00
CenterviUe, Fed 28.72
Chamberlain** 379.00
Clark 10.00
Custer, Com 95. 10
De Smet 142.21
Drakola 47.65
Dupree 73 . 60
Eagle Butte 32.23
Edgemont* 110.16
Estelline** 160.80
Eureka, St. Paul's, German 50.00
" Hoffnungsthal, German 50.00
Faulkton** 333.10
" Myron** 81.00
Fedora, Glenview 10.00
Greenway, Friedens, German 50.00
Herreid, 1st, German 50.00
Herrick, Ponca Creek, Indian 10.00
Hetland** 109.60
Highmore 11.35
Houghton 7.00
Howes, Upper Cheyenne 10.00
Hudson 2.50
Huron* 80.52
Ipswich 20 . 78
Letcher 14.25
Loomis 51 . 87
McLaughlin, Union 50.00
Mission Hill 15.83
Mitchell 361.31
Mobridge 287. 10
Newell** 167.23
New Underwood 35.00
Nisland** 34.48
" Arpan 4.75
Parkston, Salem, German 125.00
" Friedensfeld, German** 125.00
" Hoffnungsberg, German** 125.00
" Zion's, German** 125.00
Pierre 101.68
Rapid City 116.22
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[1945
Church
Gift
Redfield $ 159.33
Redig, Wakeman Union 10 . 00
Ree Heights 15.00
Roscoe, St. Jacobi, German .' . 10.00
Scotland, 1st, German** 153.57
" Neuberg, German** 153.57
Sioux Falls 262.82
South Shore** 42.00
Spearfish 125.00
Springfield 106.78
" Running Water 8. 15
St. Lawrence, Sunbeam** 25 . 70
Troy** 88.45
Vale 12.00
Valley Springs, Fed 30.95
Vermillion 166.52
Wakonda 20.50
Watertown 310.13
We.ssington Springs 25 . 56
" Templeton 30.38
Willow Lake 10.00
Winfred, Com 21 . 56
Worthing 28. 18
Yankton, 1st 218.70
NORTH DAKOTA
Ft. Yates, Standing Rock, Ind 34.06
NEBRASKA
Niobrara, Bazile Cr., Ind 4.72
Individual Gifts 28.25
TOTAL $ 6,353.52
SOUTHERN CONVENTION
EASTERN N. C. CONFERENCE
Fullers Chapel, Henderson $ 25.00
Henderson, 1st 43.00
Liberty Vance, Henderson 11 .50
Mt. Gilead, Louisburg 3 . 25
Sanford, 1st 10.00
EASTERN VA. CONFERENCE
Holland 110.50
Mt. Zion, Eclipse 5.00
Newport News, Copeland Park, Com. 119.34
Newport News, 1st* 536.35
Norfolk, Christian Temple* 658.23
" Ist 25.00
Norfolk, Little Creek 12.40
Norfolk, Rosemont 7.00
Portsmouth, 1st 18.00
Richmond, 1st 25.00
Spring Hill, Waverly 16.68
Waverly 25.00
N. C. AND VA. CONFERENCE
Apple's Ch. N. C. Br'ns Sum 88.89
Bethel, N. C, Mebane 10.00
Burlington, N. C, 1st 199.55
Durham, N. C, 1st 128.00
Graham, N. C, Providence Memorial 10.00
Greensboro, N. C, 1st 485.29
Happy Home, N. C, Ruflan 63 . 29
Hebron, Va., Nelson 20.00
Monticello, N. C, Browns Sum 3.00
Pfafftown, N. C 4.00
Reidsville, N. C, 1st 10.00
Shallow Ford, N. C, Elon Col 22.00
Tryon, N. C, Erskine Mem.** 396.32
Union, N. C, Biirlington 15.75
Union, Va., Virgilina 32.00
Winston Salem, N. C, United 30.00
VALLEY OF VA. CONFERENCE
Beulah, Keezletown 14.25
Concord, Timberville 15.00
Dry Run, Seven Fountains 22 . 00
Joppa, Edinburg 3 . 85
Leaksville, Luray 28.36
Mt. Lebanon, Shenandoah 45.87
Newport, Shenandoah 15 . 52
Palmyra, Edinburg 6.00
Winchester 101.35
WESTERN N. C. CONFERENCE
Albemarle 50.00
Brown's Chapel, Spies 5 . 30
Church
Gift
Pleasant Hill, Liberty $ 54.25
Pleasant Rid^e, Ramseur 55.89
Smithwood, Liberty 49 . 21
Individual Gifts 252.55
TOTAL $ 3,888.74
TENNESSEE (Colored)
TENNESSEE
Chattanooga, 1st* $ 10.00
Memphis, 2nd 30.00
Nashville, Fisk Union 156.00
KENTUCKY
Lexington, Chandler Mem 2.77
TOTAL $ 198.77
TEXAS (White)
Austin, University Com.**.
Booker, 1st, German
Dallas, Central*
San Antonio, 1st
Individual Gift
217.84
4.00
283.25
15.00
62.00
TOTAL $
582.09
TEXAS-OKLAHOMA (Colored)
Corpus Christi, 1st $
14.00
5.00
TOTAL $
19.00
UTAH
Ogden, 1st** $ 534.81
Ogden, Union, Japanese 14.00
Provo, Com 165.52
Salt Lake City, 1st 340.00
" Phillips* 60.31
" Plymouth 5.00
" Ch. of Christ, Japanese 20.00
Vernal, Kingsbury 20.00
Individual Gifts 230.24
TOTAL $ 1,389.88
VERMONT
Ascutney $ 10.00
Barre 102.10
Barton** 215.32
Bellows Falls, Fed.** 292. 10
Bennington, 1st 50.00
" 2nd** 575.00
Benson. Fed 26.00
Berlin, Montpelier 3.00
Bradford 5.00
Brattleboro** 960.66
Brownington and Orleans* 200.00
Burlington, 1st* 1,321.83
" College St 244.45
Castleton, Fed.** 207. 11
Charlotte, Fed 107.33
Chelsea, Fed 33.61
Chester* 50.58
Colchester, Fed 23.74
Cornwall, Middlebury* 120.00
Coventry 10.60
Craftsbury Common* 12.50
Danby* 88.50
Danville* 50.00
Derby, Fed.* 10.00
Dorset 124.00
Dummerston, Putney 34.10
East Arlington 53 . 63
East Barre* 4.00
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Church
Gift
East Brookfield $ 6.60
East Corinth 10.00
East Hardwick 39.75
Enosburg, Enosburg Falls 13 . 50
Fair Haven, 1st** 179. 12
Fairlee, Fed 16.40
Grafton, Fed 30.74
Greensboro, Fed.** 1,101.58
Hardwick, Fed.* 121.90
Hinesburg, Fed 28.00
Hubbardton 10.00
Irasburg, Fed.** 104.00
Jamaica, Fed 10.00
Johnson, Fed.** 200.00
Lowell 57.00
Ludlow, Fed 3.70
Lydonville* 139. 17
Mclndoe Falls 15. 15
Manchester 73 . 06
Middlebury* 347.47
Montpelier 573 . 88
Morrisville 38.00
Newbiu-y 48 . 50
Newfane 25.00
Newport** 581.50
North Bennington** 306.83
Northfield, Fed 3.00
North Thetf ord. Fed 13 . 10
North Troy 1 .00
Norwich* 206.83
Orange, Barre** 22.00
Peacham 10.00
Post Mills 3 . 00
Proctor, Swedish 10 . 00
Proctor, Union 40.00
Quechee 2 . 05
Randolph 208.57
Randolph Center < 47 . 12
Richmond 103.63
Royalton 1 .00
Rutland 383 . 53
St. Albans* 234.35
St. Johnsbury, 1st, Center* 14.00
" North* 182.25
" South 32.30
Salisbury 10.82
Sherburne Center 15 . 65
South Royalton, Fed 20.00
Springfield* 632 . 84
Swanton 135.00
Thetford* 101 .41
Townshend, Fed 27.85
Troy** 67.00
Vergennes** 402 .91
Vershire 25.00
Waitsfield, Fed 50.00
Wallingford 86.00
Waterbury* 336.93
Waterville, Fed.** 30.07
Wells River 143.05
West Brattleboro** 547.97
Westfield 24. 50
Westford, Fed 10.00
West Glover** 140.80
Westminster** 194 . 98
Westmore, Orleans 25 . 00
West Rutland, Fed 21 .00
Weybridge, Middlebury 46.00
Wilder, Fed 44.44
Williamstown 36.03
Williston, Fed 51 . 50
Windsor. .■ 133.94
Woodstock* 139 . 89
Individual Gifts 268.96
TOTAL $ 14,303.28
Church
Gift
VIRGINIA (Colored)
WASHINGTON
NORTHERN IDAHO
Lewiston, 1st $ 50 . 85
Plummer 15 . 63
Priest River, 1st** 157.57
Wallace 50.00
WASHINGTON
Aberdeen, 1st** 199.68
Anacortes, Pilgrim** 73 . 08
Bellingham, 1st* 162.55
Carnation, Tolt 25.50
Cathlamet, 1st** 55.80
Cheney, Fed 24.34
Colfax, Plymouth* 20.50
ColviUe, Fed 66.02
Dayton* ■. 128.52
Deer Park 25.00
Dryden, German** 643 . 03
Everett, 1st* 319.50
Ferndale 76.00
Guemes Island** 24.39
Harrington 36 . 00
lone 43.39
Issaquah, Finnish** 20.45
Kirkland 198.00
Lacrosse, St. John, German** 122.59
Lind, Zion, German 46.00
Lowell** 198. 18
Metaline Falls 25.00
Monroe 15.75
Newport 3.47
Odessa, 1st 37.02
Olympia, Fed ' 248.40
Otis Orchards 11.00
Pasco* 85.00
Peshastin** 113.59
Richland, United Prot 82.35
Richmond Beach 24.44
Ritzville, Phila., German 190.00
Seattle, Alki 55.00
" Columbia 15.00
" Fairmount 104 . 13
" Fauntleroy 106.00
" Keystone** 510.36
" Maple Hill 16.50
" Pilgrim* 100.00
" Plymouth** 5,329.65
" Prospect* 59.74
" University** 1,438.63
" West 54.00
Spokane, Hillyard* 53.50
" Lincoln Heights. . ? 20.00
" Westmdnster* 223.50
Summit Park 10.44
Suquamish 22 . 34
Svlvan** 184.83
facoma, 1st 284.40
" Pilgrim 25.00
" Plymouth 24.69
Toppenish, Fed 44.23
Touchet** 100.00
Vancouver 22 . 35
WaUa Walla, 1st* 440.07
Wapato, German 168. 63
Warden, Freudenfeld, Ger.,* 5.00
Yakima, 1st* 374.25
Individual Gifts 366.57
TOTAL $ 13,777.40
Individual Gifts .
TOTAL
50.00
50.00
WISCONSIN
Adams, Trinity $ 5.00
Amery, 1st** 265.67
Antigo, 1st 303.75
Appleton, Ist 410.00
Ashland, 1st 76.98
Baraboo, 1st 50.00
Barneveld 86.99
Beloit, 1st** 855.00
" 2nd* 854.00
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[1945
Church
Gift
Beloit, Gridley* $ 168. 69
Berlin, Union 46.53
Big Spring, Wisconsin Dells 10.00
Birnamwood, 1st 5.00
Black Earth 40.35
Bloomington, 1st** 150.00
Brandon, 1st 15 . 00
Brodhead, 1st** 283.27
Bruce, Fed 28.00
Burlington, Plymouth** 380.83
Cable, 1st 40.00
City Point** 22.00
Clintonville, Christ 55.03
Columbus, Olivet 22.00
Dalton, 1st** 89.53
Delavan* 214.10
Dodgeville, Plymouth 41 .97
Dousman, Emmanuel 1.00
Durand, Pilgrim 2 . 00
Earl, 1st** 33.50
East Troy, 1st 33.00
Eau Claire, 1st 1,150.47
" 2nd 21.00
Edgerton, 1st 70.85
Elcho, Union 9.32
Eldorado 15.00
Elkhorn, 1st 2.00
" LaFayette 10. 50
Emerald Grove, Janesville 52 . 60
Evansville, 1st 55.43
Fond du Lac, Plymouth 43.05
Fort Atkinson, 1st 191.75
Friendship, Ist 13.69
Fulton, Edgerton • 92.91
Gays Mills, 1st 48.00
Genesee, 1st, Genesee Depot 55.00
Grand Marsh, New Chester 8.00
Green Bay, Union* 460.00
Green Lake, 1st 44.00
Hammond** 127.79
Hancock, Com.** 101.35
Hartford, 1st 26.25
Hartland, 1st 4.00
Hillsboro, 1st 137.66
Hyde, Arena** 27.08
Janesville, 1st 542.26
Kenosha, 1st 26 . 52
Kewaunee, Com.* 12.00
La Crosse, 1st* 915.18
Ladysmith, 1st 85 . 27
Lake Geneva, 1st 51 . 00
Lancaster, 1st 54 . 63
Lone Rock, Com 3 . 50
Lynxville** 23 . 50
Madison, 1st* 1,160.33
" Pilgrim* 123.46
" Plymouth 65.35
Manning, Readstown 17.30
Mazomanie, Com 98.26
Mellen, High Bridge Parish 9.30
" Union 65.54
Menasha, 1st* 429 . 97
Menomonie, 1st 91 .97
Milton, 1st* 261 . 92
Milwaukee, Grand Ave.* 1,001 .00
" Pilgrim 47 . 00
" Plymouth** 1,978.00
Mineral Point, 1st 82 . 50
Mondovi, 1st 63 . 86
Mukwonago, 1st 91 . 70
Navarino, Union of Maine 5 . 00
Necedah, Monroe Center 5.75
Neillsville, 1st 5.00
Nekoosa, 1st 50.00
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Gift
New London, 1st $ 5 . GO
New Richmond, Fed 101 . 80
New Rome 12 . 85
Oconomowoc, 1st 17 . 05
Oshkosh, 1st 202.85
" Plymouth 59.31
Osseo, 1st 61 . 50
Owen, 1st 20 . 12
Park Falls, 1st 112.50
Phelps, 1st* 63.00
Pittsville, 1st 30.00
Platteville, 1st 11 .90
" Lima Union 13.00
Plymouth, 1st 10.00
Prescott, 1st 45.64
Racine, Christ, German 63. 14
" 1st 12.00
" Plymouth 262.73
Raymond, Franksville** 542.39
Redgranite 14 . 76
Rhinelander, 1st** 523.99
Rio, Union 8 . 25
Ripon, 1st** 1,148.80
River Falls, 1st** 399.73
Roberts 40 . 25
Rochester, 1st 113.89
Rosendale, 1st 25.00
Sevmour, 1st 6 . 50
Sheboygan, 1st** 1,008.66
Shiocton, 1st 100.00
Shopiere, Clinton 31 .00
Somers, 1st 47 . 00
Sparta, 1st 78.00
Spooner, Anah Immanuel 33 . 50
Springbrook, 1st 33 . 50
Spring Green, 1st** 56.75
Spring Valley 52.75
Sturgeon Bay, Hope 17.76
Superior, Hope 20.60
Three Lakes, Union .80
Tomahawk, 1st 52 . 50
Trego, 1st** 33.50
Tripoli, Union 10.00
Two Rivers, Grace 61 . 75
Walworth* 13.08
Watertown, 1st 232.30
Waukesha, 1st 510.00
Waupun, Union* 266 . 57
Wauwatosa, 1st* 665.72
Whitewater** 846.00
Williams Bay, 1st 117.65
Windsor, Union 67.25
Wisconsin Rapids, 1st* 647.20
Individual Gifts 697.37
TOTAL $ 24,453 . 12
WYOMING
Cheyenne, 1st* $ 594.34
Dayton** 80.00
Douglas, 1st 61.54
Green River, Union 264.50
Keeline, Union 40.00
Lusk** 404.85
Pinedale 54.23
Prairie Center 32.46
Rock Springs, 1st* 293.63
Sheridan, 1st** 462.53
Van Tassell 5.00
Wheatland, Union 159 . 66
Individual Gifts 43. 12
TOTAL $ 2,495.86
1945] Explanation of Schedules 79
ANNUAL STATISTICS OF THE CHURCHES
The statistics are collected by the Registrars of the conferences and compiled in the ofBces of the General
Council. They are of date of January 1, 1946, and cover the year 1945. 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. Money received in any national, district or state ofHce to and including January 10 is
credited to the preceding year unless otherwise requested. Persons noting errors are earnestly requested
to report the same to the Registrars of the conferences.
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 and deacons, are on file in state ofBces, 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 ofHce 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.
Abbreviations in schedule headings are:
"Ord." — Ordained "Ab." — Absentee
"Cld." — Called "C." — Confession
"Ma." — Male "D." — Death
"To." or "T." — Total "L." — Letter
Reference marks are used as follows :
y 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 Christian minister,
nor a denominational licentiate, nor an approved lay preacher, nor a candidate in care of a local
association.
i Pastor installed by Council. § For address see alphabetical list.
r Pastor recognized by Council. — No answer can be given.
TO Approximate number of men. x Cost of new building or improvements.
c Sunday School membership includes Cradle RoU.
* Contribution amounts to less than 50 cents.
* Value of church property includes parsonage.
* Per Capita paid in full by church. (See page 286 for record of your state.)
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. An x before "Value Church Property" denotes expenditures for
new buildings or improvements during the year. The total expended wiU be given at the end of each con-
ference 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 Reconstruction are listed in "Other Gifts" column and
a complete report by churches is given on pages 58-78.
The Women's Sacrificial Gift is included in the apportionment columns of each state. The Unit Plan
contributions are included under "Unbudgeted Apportionment." The state record of these gifts appears on
page 283. The apportionment figures in the schedules are those reported by the state treasurers.
A Summary of the German Conference appears on page 111. 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.
For last minute revisions see page following Ministers in Full Standing.
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133
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135
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5 Grand Bayou, Little Zion 1886
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7 Houma, Mt. Horeb 1918
8 Lake Charles, Woodbury 1899
9 Morbihan, Teche 1931
10 New Iberia, St. Paul 1869
11 New Orleans, 5 1904
12 " Central 1872
13 Schriever, St. Mark 1899
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155
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157
158
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[1945
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159
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KendigB. Cully '37-'46
Ernest L. Seeley '46-'45
OrviUe D. Ullom '29-'43
George B. Whittier, Lie. '45
[William J. Morgan, Bapt.] '10-'44
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[Albert H. BaUer, Meth.] '30-'45
Clayton R. Lund '44-44
!/Samuel R. Swift, t '09-' 12
Joseph J. Russell '24-'41
Robert L. Dutton '36-'36
yJohn G. Manter, § •36-'44
Forrest R. Brown '29-'46
Ronald J. Tamblyn, i '20-'33
/ Edwin B. Robinson '98-'02
\ Mrs. Dorothy Stoddart.j '25
Albert J. Penner '29-'39
J. Everett Bodge '44-'43
Burleigh V. Mathews '08-'44
y [ Arne J. Avikainen, § '31-39
Mrs. Elizabeth Avikainen, I, §
[ Arthur F. Virta, p.em. '06
Frederick A. Hayes '29-'45
Alva J. Rhines, Lie., § '43
[James W. Neely, Bop*.] '41-'44
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•227 Hardwick, Calvinistic, a 1828
•228 " Gilbertville 1867
•229 Harvard 1820
•230 Harwich 1747
•231 " Port 1853
232 Hatfield 1670
•233 Haverhill, Bradford 1682
•234 " 1st 1833
•235 " North Parish Com. 1744
•236 " Riverside Memorial 1884
•237 " Ward Hill 1893
•238 " West 1735
•239 " Zion 1893
•240 Hawley, 1st 1778
•241 " West 1825
Haydenville, see Williamsburg
•242 Heath 1892
•243 Hingham 1847
•244 Hinsdale 1795
•245 Holbrook 1856
•246 Holden 1742
•247 Holland, Southbridge, g 1765
•248 HoUiston 1728
•249 Holyoke, 1st 1799
•250 " Grace 1894
•251 " 2nd 1849
•252 Hopkinton 1724
Hough's Neck, see Quincy
Housatonic, k
•253 Hubbardston, Evang. 1773
•254 " Finnish 1918
•255 Hudson, Fed. 1889
256 Huntington, 1st 1778
•257 " 2nd, Fed. 1846
Hyde Park, see Boston
Indian Orchard, see Springfield
Interlaken, see Stockbridge
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SUPPLEMENTARY SUMMARY
Weekday Church Schools: Number of churches reporting, 396. Leaders and members, 18,998.
Vacation Church Schools: Number of churches reporting, 1,039. Leaders and members, 44,217.
Other Study Groups, Clubs, etc.: Number of churches reporting, 1,454. Leaders and members, 91,372.
Educational Activities: Number of churches reporting, 3,034. Total number of persons engaged in activities,
507,861. (This includes leaders and members, and avoids duplication of educational groups where
possible.)
Families: Number, 594,390. Previous year, 539,944.
Average Church Attendance: Number of churches reporting, 2,943. Total, 273,270, Average, 93. 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, 3,111 (installed, 347, recognized, 184). Pastors Emeritus, 151. De-
nominational Officials, 120. Missionaries, College Pastors, etc., 101. Educators, 263. In other Religious
Work and Chaplains, 433. In Business and Professions, 481. Others, 1,222. Total, 5,882.
Independent Mission Schools: Number, 7. Membership, 865. Gain, 248.
Salaries: Total, $7,622,598 (paid supplies, $273,020, Salary Units, 3,434), Average Salary, $2,140. The aver-
age 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 re-
ports in previous Year Books which were based on salaries expected to be paid.
Parsonages: Number, 3,264.
Legacies: Number of churches reporting, 461. Total, $1,478,087.
New Building expenses: Number of churches reporting, 2,268. Total, $3,061,059.
Payment on Principal of Building Debts: Number of churches reporting, 614. Total $1,159,357.
Debts: Number of churches reporting, 512. Total, $2,854,725.
Unbudgeted Apportionment Contributions: Total, $373,877.
Other Gifts (Special Denominational and Undenominational): Total, $1,535,837.
All Benevolences: Total, $3,951,495. Increase, $600,576.
Size of Churches:
Number of churches having a membership of 9 or less 248
Number of churches having a membership of 10-49 1,227
Number of churches having a membership of 50-99 1,346
Number of churches having a membership of 100-249 1,693
Number of churches having a membership of 250-499 823
Number of churches having a membership of 500-999 358
Number of churhces having a membership of 1,000 or more 141
5,836
Admission to Membership on Confession of Faith:
Number of churches which received 9 or fewer 1,938
Number of churches which received 10-24 1,006
Number of churches which received 25-49 363
Number of churches which received 50-99 99
Number of churches which received 100 or more 24
Number of churches which received none 1,478
Number of churches making no report 928
5,836
Foreign-speaking Churches: Armenian, 19; Assyrian, 1; Chinese, 5; Czechoslovak, 2; Dano-Norwegian, 6;
Filipino, 10; Finnish, 36; French, 2; German, 178; Hawaiian, 32; Indian, 26; Italian, 6; Japanese, 26;
Portuguese, 1; Scandinavian, 1; Slovak, 5; Spanish, 30; Swedish, 45; Turkish, 1; Welsh, 23. Total, 455.
Foreign Missions (Supplementing data under Summary I). Places of Service, 3,193; Number of missionaries,
351; Native force, 5,970. Total Christian Community, 228,236; Number of schools, 1,1G3; Native con-
tributions, $851,274, of which $189,710 is for Christian work.
CHRISTIAN SUMMARY
COMPARATIVE TABLE BY YEARS
Year
Churches
Total
Members
Total
Additions
Confession
Ministers
S. S.
Members
Benev-
olences
Home
Expenses
1896
1,424
1,489
1,350
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
o5,897
1,391
1,449
1,538
1,175
984
1,418
1,087
1,050
1,123
1,177
1,090
1,113
1,135
merged
90,694
94,516
92,606
86,432
85,617
79,120
75,431
$245,770
316,280
308,373
351,613
330,582
350,215
merged
1898
1902
1906 . . ;
1910
1915
1920
1925
$ 957,132
1926
1,006,765
1927
1,003,389
1928
1,183,719
1929
1,010,118
1930
832,651
1931
599,288
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THE UNIT PLAN
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The Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers
287 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N. Y.
Donald A. Adams ) e, ,• njn
Frank J. Scribner } Executive Officers
William F. Frazier, Treasurer
Robert Cashman, Chairman
Contributions have been received at the office of the Unit Plan through January 10, 1946 as follows.
Gifts listed on this page are also included in the "Unbudgeted Apportionment" column in the sta-
tistical pages of the Year Book.
Annual
Quota
Alabama (W) $ 200
Alabama-Mississippi (C) 100
California (Northern) " 3,000
CaUfornia (So.) and S. W 6,200
Colorado 1,600
Connecticut 15,300
Evangelical Protestant —
Florida (W) 1,100
Georgia (W) 200
Hawaii 900
Idaho 200
Illinois ■ 14,400
Indiana 2,000
Iowa 4,600
Kansas 1,600
Kentucky and Tennessee (W) 300
Louisiana (W) 100
Louisiana (C) 100
Maine 4,200
Massachusetts 27,500
Michigan 7,200
Middle Atlantic 4,000
Minnesota 4,300
Missouri 1,800
Montana 800
Nebraska 2,200
New Hampshire 4,200
New York (Upstate) 6,000
New York (Metropolitan) 6,100
North CaroUna (C) 400
North Dakota 900
Ohio 8,100
Oklahoma (W) 300
Oregon 1,100
Pennsylvania 2,200
Rhode Island 1,900
South Dakota 1,500
Southern Convention —
Tennessee (C) 100
Texas (W) 200
Texas and Oklahoma (C) 200
Utah 200
Vermont 3,300
"Washington 2,600
Wisconsin 4,900
Wyoming 300
Canada and Foreign —
Totals
Receipts
Contributed
1945
194^-45 ind.
$ 124 . 32
$ 411.10
23.00
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19,581.46
8,542.42
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[1945
BUDGETED APPORTIONMENT PERCENTAGES
Schedule for 1946
A.B.C.F.M.
%
California (N) 22
California (So.) and S. W 22
Colorado 20
Connecticut 36
Florida 7
Hawaii 13.5
lUinois 32
Indiana 30
Iowa 31
Kansas 24
Maine 30
Massachusetts 39 . 25
Michigan 28. 5
Minnesota 25
Middle Atlantic 30
Missouri 23 . 5
Nebraska 24
New Hampshire 35 . 7
New York 26.5
Ohio 38
Oregon 12.5
Pennsylvania 25
Rhode Island 30
Vermont 34
Washington 18
Wisconsin 24
German 16
Evangelical Protestant 40
Southern Convention 20
Missionary and Cooperating
Ala., Ky., Tenn., Ga. and Negro 32
Inter Mtn. (So. Ida., Utah, Wyo.) 32
Louisiana 33H
Montana 32
North Dakota 32
Oklahoma, Arkansas 32
South Dakota 35
Texas 32
Board Home
Missions
Annuity
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Council
Social
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State
%
21
3
54
15
3
60
16
4
60
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1.5
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27
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37
26
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40
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22
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50
21
4
45
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16
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30
3
37
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52
17
3
56
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25
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26
4
32
11
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30
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36
19
3
44
9
3
70
24
4
48
35
36
4
2
64
4
64
4
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64
4
64
4
64
4
62
3
64
4
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by State
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Fund for Ministers 5 %
Percentages Govern
Percentages Govern
Includes 1 % for B.S.F. Soc.
Inc. Carleton College 1}^%
and St. Paul 1 % and Minn.
City Union 3 %
Percentages Govern
Includes Doane College 6 %
Inc. 3% M.R. sent to M.R.
Inc. 1.2% for B.S.F. Soc.
Inc. 4% M.R. sent to M.R.
Percentages Govern
49 Used for College and S.
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78 To So. Conv. Mission Bd. and
affiliated organizations
1945] Benevolences 285
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ABOUT BENEVOLENCES
WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE TERM "BENEVOLENCES"?
All gifts (from Churches, Sunday Schools, Young People's Societies, Missionary Societies, other organ-
izations in the church and from individuals) for the work of the denomination as represented by the
State Conference, American Board, Board of Home Missions, Annuity Fund, Council for Social Action
and other denominational agencies.
HOW ARE BENEVOLENCES CLASSIFIED?
As Budgeted Apportionment, Unbudgeted Apportionment and Other Gifts.
WHAT IS BUDGETED APPORTIONMENT?
The several Congregational Societies make up their budgets for the year, anticipating estimated receipts
from benevolences. All gifts, whether from living individuals or from organizations for the regular budgets
of the agencies sharing in the apportionment plan, are credited to Budgeted Apportionment.
WHAT IS UNBUDGETED APPORTIONMENT?
All gifts whether from hving individuals or from organizations for objects specifically authorized by the
directors of a society or conference intended to cover needs of said societies and conferences, but outside
the regular budgeted work, are credited to Unbudgeted Apportionment.
WHAT ARE "OTHER GIFTS"?
All gifts whether from individuals or from organizations for work outside the regular budgets and the
authorized appeals of the Societies and Conferences. Sometimes responses to the appeals of missionaries
for improvement, extension of work, scholarships and personal needs not authorized by the directors of a
society or conference. "Other Gifts" may be reported to the State office and credited to the church, in
the Year Book, in the column "Other Gifts".
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, monthly or 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
10th.
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 advised of the desig-
nation. Credit is given as Budgeted, Unbudgeted or "Other Gifts" depending upon the classification.
WHAT INFORMATION SHOULD BE GIVEN FOR DESIGNATED GIFTS?
The amount. For what Society. For what purpose or object.
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 State 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 remittances to the Boston and New York headquarters, based
on the division determined by the Conference.
WHAT IS THE RECOMMENDED DIVISION OF BUDGETED APPORTIONMENT?
While the percentages for State, Home and Foreign work differ in the several states, the division recom-
mended by the Executive Committee of the General Council, for budgeted apportionment, when the
total is considered, is at present as follows:
States 32%
American Board ^^%
Board of Home Missions ^^%
■ Annuity Fund 7%
Council Social Action 4%
286
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[1945
FELLOWSHIP (PER CAPITA) DUES
The Per Capita contribution requested of each church may be considered as a denominational member-
ship f*e 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.
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State
Con/. Assns. Sundry
Kb)
2(a)
California, North.
California, South.
Colorado
Connecticut
General Council
Current Mileage Iniernatl.
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6
6
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Evangelical Protestant .
Hawaii
Intermountain District
Idaho, Utah
Wyoming
Illinois. .
Indiana .
Iowa . . .
2(b) Kansas.
Louisiana, white . .
Louisiana, colored .
Maine
Massachusetts . . . .
Michigan (e) . . .
Middle Atlantic .
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire.
New York
North Dakota .
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania. .
Rhode Island
So. Central (Okla., Texas) .
Southern Convention
South Dakota
Kb)
Southeast
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Ky., Tenn
Southeast, colored
Alabama
Ga., N. & S. Car., Tenn
Southwest (Ariz., N. Mex., W. Tex.) . ,
Texas & Oklahoma, colored .
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
(d)
7
6
13
16
13-17
10-13
14
11
10
25
141^-20
13-16
11
15
11
19
14-15
16-18
13
161^-20
16
12-15
16
13
8
13-16
10
25
13
15
15
14
15
16-18
German Churches
Colorado
Kansas
Okla., Texas. . . .
South Dakota . .
10
10
10
10
# 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 63^ to 8 cents, depending upon Association payment
(f) Expense of State Conference for Association meetings
(g) For parsonage for Superintendent
1945] Per Capita 287
WHAT IS THE PER CAPITA?
The Per Capita is the free contribution of the Congregational Christian Churches for the administrative
expenses of the Associations, the Conferences and the General Council.
STRUCTURE OF THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
The vast and varied forces of the Congregational Christian Churches are coordinated into an effective
unity by a simple organization comparable in outward form to the pohtical organization of the United States.
The Association, as it is usually called, roughly corresponds to the county, the Conference to the state, and
the General Council to the federal government — except that none of these bodies has authority over any
other. The whole is held together by sheer loyalty and the joy of fellowship in Jesus Christ.
The General Council maintains a national office in New York. See pages 5-13; for Treasurer's report, see
page 10. This oflSce attends to the gathering of national statistics and the issuance of the national Year Book.
It serves also as a national clearing house for the Conferences and Mission Boards, and its officers are avail-
able for advice and counsel to churches and individuals. It represents the communion in interdenominational
and international rehgious bodies, and in its relations with governmental and other secular agencies. The
Council names denominational Commissions and Committees and assigns them their tasks.
The cost of administering these activities in behalf of the churches rests upon the churches themselves.
The CouncU is not, as such, a missionary agency and in consequence receives nothing from the missionary
giving of the churches, sometimes known as the Apportionment.
METHOD OF GIVING
The amount each church is asked to contribute is based on the number of church members reported in
this Year Book, as voted by the General Council, the Conferences and the Associations.
I
Annually the treasurer of each church receives a statement from the Conference oflSce requesting the
amount as voted for the "Per Capita" or "Fellowship" dues. The figure is uniform per member for all the
churches of that Conference or Association. See statistical report on opposite page.
Since these funds are not for missionary work but for the expenses of the denominational organizations,
they should appear in the budget of the local church as an "expense", rather than "benevolence", item
along with regular expense entries for salaries, heat, light, repairs, printing, etc. Churches that have paid in
full receive a star (ir) in the Year Book as a mark of distinction and loyalty.
DIVISION OF THE PER CAPITA GIFTS
The General Council requests six cents per member per annum for its administrative expense. It
requests an additional one cent per member to meet its obligations for interdenominational work. This cent
supports (1) the International Council of Congregational Churches, the world-wide organization in which
the Congregational Christian Churches are partners and which is to hold a meeting in the United States as
soon as world conditions permit, (2) the World Council of Churches, and (3) the Federal Council of Churches
of Christ in America.
Most Conferences also set aside one cent per member per annum as a " mileage fimd" to assist in paying
the expenses of their delegates to the meetings of the General Council.
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF FREEDOM
It is gratifying that, while the Per Capita is a wholly voluntary contribution, the loyalty of the churches
to their free Congregational Christian fellowship makes the payment as dependable as the dues which are
obligatory in other organizations. No penalty is attached for failure to pay, but prompt, full and cheerful
payments are the rule because the churches regard them as a token of their belief in the ideals for which they
and their sister churches stand. "We give not because we must but becavise we may."
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[1945
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. WilUam 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
WilUam 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
Charles E. Jefferson
1915
New Haven, Conn.
Hon. Henry M. Beardsley
Ozora S. Davis
1917
Columbus, Ohio
Rev. William Horace Day
Charles S. MiUs
1919
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Pres. Henry C. King
Raymond Calkins
1921
Los Angeles, Cal.
Rev. WiUiam 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. WiUiam E. Sweet
Albert W. Palmer
1929
Detroit, Mich.
Dr. Fred B. Smith
Mr. FrankUn 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; FrankUn H. Warner, 1923-27; Dr. Edwin G.
Warner, 1927-29; WilUam T. Boult, 1929-31.
MEETINGS OF THE GENERAL COUNCIL
OF CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
Year
Place
Moderator
Preacher
1931
Seattle, Wash.
Rev. Carl S. Patton
Rev. Frank G. Coffin
Harry P. Dewey
1934
OberUn, Ohio
Rev. Jay T. Stocking
Ashley Day Leavitt
1936
South Hadley, Mass.
Mr. Roger W. Babson
Ferdinand Q. Blanchard
1938
Beloit, Wis.
Rev. Oscar E. Maurer
Oscar E. Maurer
1940
Berkeley, Cal.
Hon. WiUiam E. Sweet
McElyar H. Liohliter
1942
Durham, N. H.
Rev. Ferdinand Q. Blanchard
Miles H. Krumbine
1944
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr. Ronald Bridges
James W. Fifield, Jr.
Secretaries: Rev. Charles E. Burton, 1931-38; Rev. Douglas Horton, 1938-.
Treasurers: WiUiam 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. OUver W. Powers, president; in 1906 at Huntington, Ind.; in 1910 at Troy, Ohio; in
1914 at Springfield, Ohio, Rev. WilUam D. Samuel, president; in 1919 at Conneaut, Ohio; in 1922 at BurUng-
ton, N. C; in 1926 at Urbana, lU.; in 1929 at Piqua, Ohio, Rev. Frank G. Coffin, president.
1945] Congregational Christian Ordinations, 1945 289
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN ORDINATIONS, 1945
ABRAHAMSON, ALFRED CARL, Su-
perior, Wis.
APPLEBEE, WENDELL THOMAS,
First Church, Waterbury, Conn.
BAKER, MARK BANFIELD, Grace
Church, Holyoke, Mass.
BARTHOLOMEW, DONALD IRV-
ING, Lisle, 111.
BASINGER, CARLUS O., Malta, 111.
BEACH, CURTIS, Neighborhood
Church, Pasadena, Cal. /
BECKWITH, HUBERT STANLEY,
Pilgrim Church, Cambridge, Mass.
BEHRENS, ROBERT E., Lodi, Ohio
BERRETH, EDWIN O., Tomah, Wis.
BISSETT, WILLIAM C, Windham,
Conn.
BLOWEN, ARTHUR SIMMONDS,
Second Church, Norway, Me.
BOARDMAN, HOWARD FOSTER,
Windham, Me.
BOND, ROBERT, Sherburn, Minn.
BOOTH, WILLIAM ROBERTS, Ver-
non Center, Conn.
\
BOUGHEY, HARRY, Hartington, Neb.
BOXWELL, DANIEL WARREN, Gay-
lord, Mich.
BRYANT, RICHARD WHITNEY,
Lexington, Mass.
BUNDY, DON A., Union Church, Rich-
mond Hill, N. Y.
BURCHELL, E. ROY, Harwinton, Conn.
BUSBY, CURTIS CADY, Cumberland
Center, Me.
CAMP, RUSSELL EDWARD, West
Stafford, Conn.
CAMPBELL, GEORGE WILBUR,
Alden, Iowa
CAMPBELL, THOMAS HUNT, Bucks-
port, Me.
CAMPBELL, W. FRED, United
Church, Bridgeport, Conn.
CANADAY, WILBUR DARE, JR.,
First Church, Stamford, Conn.
CASTILLO, DAVID, Tepic, Nayarit,
Mexico
CLARK, MAURICE COATES, Union
Memorial Church, Glenbrook, Conn.
CLEVENGER, HUBERT KENNETH,
JR., Carios, Ind.
COE, CHALMERS, First Church, Oak
Park, m.
COLE, MRS. CAROLINE, see Pineo
CONKLING, FRED R., North Man-
chester, Ind.
DAY, THEODORE CHIPMAN, Wen-
ham, Mass.
DEANE, WILLIAM NELSON, Pem-
broke, N. H.
Sept. 12
June 6
June 24
June 3
Apr. 22
May 29
June 12
Sept. 30
May 15
Nov. 16
Sept. 18
Apr. 29
Dec. 4
June 3
Apr. 8
July 8
June 24
Oct. 3
May 27
May 22
May 20
Oct. 2
Sept. 28
June 24
May 27
Feb. 18
June 3
June 6
Mar. 25
Sept. 30
Oct. 14
Apr. 27
de SOUSA, JOHN R., Topsfield. Mass.
DOMINICK, GEORGE PEIRSON,
South Church, Pittsfield, Mass.
DRAKE, CHARLES H., JR., Pleasant
Hill, Tenn.
DRIFTMIER. FREDERICK FIELD,
Church of Christ, New Haven, Conn.
ELLINGER, RUSSELL E., Eldon, Iowa
FAIRCHILD, LAWRENCE WAHL,
North Chelmsford, Mass.
FENNER, MELVIN R., Red Lodge,
Mont.
FOSTER, MISS HAZEL E
Valley, Wis.
GARCIA, GEORGE A.,
Church, Oakland, Cal.
Spring
Plymouth
GATES, EDWARD DWIGHT, Bay
Shore Church, Long Beach, Cal.
GEISLER, ARMIN ADOLF, Oildale,
Cal.
GOBOURNE, CHARLES,
Church, New York, N. Y.
Universal
GRANT, ERNEST CLARENCE, For-
est Heights Church, MinneapoUs,
Minn.
GREGORY, MISS LILLIAN SERVISS,
Lowell, Vt.
HALL, W. WALTER, Monticello
Church, Brown Summit, N. C.
HANCOCK, JOHN L., Tippecanoe, Ind.
HAUSERMAN, BOB BRITT, J'air-
child Chapel, Oberlin, Ohio
HENDERSON, LAWRENCE W., First
Church, Aberdeen, Wash.
HEUSER, CHARLES LOUIS, Dedham,
Mass.
HOTCHKISS, WESLEY A., Ashland,
Wis.
HULBURT, DAYTON D.. First Church,
Oak Park, 111.
HUMMON, SERGE FLOYD, Hudson,
Mich.
HUNSINGER, HOMER, Sugar Creek
Church, Karklin, Ind.
HUNTER, WILLIAM ARMSTRONG,
III, Mt. Hollywood, Los Angeles, CaL
HUNTZICKER, HOWARD LYMAN,
Dwight Memorial Chapel, New Haven,
Conn.
JENKINS, FRANK EDMUND, Nanti-
coke. Pa.
JENKINS, ZANDA P., New Bern, N. C,
JOHNSON, ARNOLD DAHLQUIST,
First Church, West Haven, Conn.
JOHNSON, LAWRENCE O., Coloma,
Mich.
JONES, TORRANCE R., San Mateo,
Cal.
KATAGIRI, MINEO, Nuuanu Church,
Honolulu, Hawaii
June 24
May 27
Oct. 29
May 18
July 19
Apr. 15
July 27
July 8
Sept. 18
Dec. 18
Dec. 2
Aug. 26
Nov. 2
Nov. 7
Nov. 13
May 20
July 23
Sept. 13
June 15
June 7
June 18
June 24
Aug. 30
Aug. 18
June 18
Nov. 9
Nov. 4
July 22
June 26
Sept. 18
May 27
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KESSLER. W. REED, First Church,
Stuart, Iowa
KETTRING, DONALD D., First
Church, Columbus, Ohio
KNOX, LEWIS ALVIN, Third Church,
Middletown, Conn.
KOCH, G. ADOLF, Peacham, Vt.
LACY, MRS. INEZ P., Plentywood,
Mont.
LAIB. MILTON O., Crofton, Neb.
LEPKE. JOHN RICHARD, Dunning,
Neb.
LYMAN, MISS HELEN DEARBORN,
Benson, Vt.
MANNERS, ROGER E., Wahoo, Neb.
MANNING, EDWARD LEE, Deer Isle,
Me.
MARKER, GEORGE CLIFFORD, Gen-
eva, 111.
MARR, ROBERT BURRELL, Fisher-
ville, Mass.
MESSERSMITH, LAUREN H., Mill-
burn, 111.
MEYER, MRS. JANE SHEFFIELD,
Baker, Mont.
MIKESELL, WILLIAM H., Grand View
Union Church, Denver, Colo.
MORGAN, C. SHANNON, Monticello,
N. C.
NARGESIAN, HAIG JOSEPH, Sutton,
Mass.
NESTINGEN, EDWARD LEIF, Bronx-
ville, N. Y.
NOON, ROBERT KINSMAN, Jackman,
Me.
NYE, ROLAND WILLIAM, Meredith,
N. H.
NYMAN, MELVILLE MANSFIELD,
East Barrington, N. H.
OLSON, EMERALD L., West Chicago,
111.
OPP, REINHOLD, Alpena, S. D.
OSTBERG, KARL W., Hanover, Conn.
PAGE, OLIVER STEWART, Roscom-
mon, Mich.
PARRY, MALDWYN VAUGHAN, Blue
Hill, Me.
PENDLETON, LUTHER KEENE,
Newport, Wash.
PHILO, HARRY E., Edgerton, Wis.
PIERSON, JOHN WESLEY, Forest Glen
Church, Chicago, 111.
Mar
13
May 20
Oct.
28
July
29
Mar.
11
Sept.
23
Sept.
30
Oct.
30
Sept.
4
Aug.
5
May
16
July
27
June
17
Mar.
18
Feb.
27
Nov.
13
July
1
May 20
June
17
Mar.
9
Oct.
10
June 20
Mar.
H
May 15
June 24
Jan.
1
Nov.
1
Dec.
2
Oct.
15
PINEO. MRS. CAROLINE COLE,
West Medway, Mass.
POPPE, LOUIS GUSTAV, Alpena, S. D.
PUESCHEL, BRUNO EWALD, First
Church, Hyde Park, Mass.
ROBERTSON, EDWARD M., Antioch
Church, Andalusia, Ala.
ROBERTSON, JOHN PRESCOTT,
Woburn, Mass.
ROBINSON, GEORGE A., Hillsboro,
N. D.
RUDISILL, HOWARD J., Lewisburg,
Pa.
SAMPSON, THOMPSON S., Mundelein,
111.
SANDERS, ARTHUR, First Church of
Christ, Hartford, Conn.
SCHOONMAKER, THEODORE C,
Mount Vernon Church, Boston, Mass.
SWANN, ARTHUR WILLIAM, Grant,
Mich.
SWANSON, NEIL H., JR., Como Ave.
Church, Miinneapolis, Minn.
SYMMONDS, SHIRLEY PHILLIP,
Durand, Wis.
SYSTER, PAUL EDWARD, Gray, Me.
TEE, LAWRENCE EDWARD, Carlisle,
Mass.
THOMAS, DAVID WILLARD, Harrod,
Ohio
THOMSON, LEON, Oswego, 111.
TOWNSEND, JOHN W., Berhn Heights,
Ohio
WAGONER, WALTER DRAY, Dwight
Memorial Chapel, New Haven, Conn.
WARNER, EUGENE LYMAN, Glen-
dale, Cal.
WEAVER, MISS DORTHA ANN, Low-
ell. Vt.
WENSTROM, DONALD ALBERT, Irv-
ing Park Church, Chicago, 111.
WICHLEI, RICHARD JOHN, Hills-
boro, Wis.
WISDOM, ROBERT WHITFIELD,
Irvington, N. J.
WOOD, ROBERT WINFIELD, First
Church, Long Beach, Cal.
WRIGHT, LEON EDWARD, St. Mark
Church, Roxbury, Mass.
WYATT, KENNETH BLANCHARD,
Plympton, Mass.
ZOPPEL, RICHARD R., First Church,
Columbus, Ohio
Mar.
18
Mar.
7
June
7
Nov.
U
June
13
Sept.
9
Oct.
2
Nov.
28
June
17
Oct.
11
Sept.
7
Apr.
26
Apr.
a
Sept.
20
May 24
Mar.
30
Nov.
25
Nov.
la
Jan.
28
Nov.
12
Nov.
7
June
la
Nov
4
Mar.
4
Sept
20
June 21
June
3
Sept
16
1945]
Congregational Christian Chaplains
291
CHAPLAINS
WHO WERE IN ACTIVE SERVICE DURING THE WAR AND PLACES FROM WHICH
THEY CAME.
Army— 339, Navy— 127: Total — 466
ARMY
Adams, Rowland C, Lisbon, N. H.
Aki, George, Denson, Ark.
Allan, James B., Green River, Wyo.
Allenby, Hubert A., Webster, Mass.
Andersen, Ralph Miller, Drexel Hill, Pa.
Andrews, Howard A., Sterling, Mass.
Appleton, Julius G., Lexington, Ky.
Archer, Russell C, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Axton, John T., Washington, D. C.
Bacheler, Theodore, South Hadley Falls, Mass.
Bagby, Charles Lee, Canton, 111.
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., Cheyenne, Wyo.
Bauer, Thorpe, Bridgeport, Conn.
Beardsley, Whitmore E., Westhampton, Mass.
Beasley, Louis J., Atlanta, Ga.
Bengston, Ernest L., Jr., Granby, Conn.
Berger, William E., Manhattan, Kans.
Bergman, Carl John, Berlin, N. H.
Berry, Lawrence W., Kansas City, Kans.
Besselievre, William C, Pierre, S. D.
Bevan, Vernon F., Shelburne Falls, Mass.
Picket, Willard A., Lovell Center, Me.
Billingsley, Richard, Middletown, N. Y.
Bishop, James H., East Orange, N. J.
Blakney, Raymond B., Williamstown, Mass.
Bliss, Daniel, Greenwich, Conn.
Blodgett, Emerson F., Wellesley, Mass.
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, Kans.
Brownell, Donald R., Hartford, Conn.
Buchanan, Albert B., Milroy, Pa.
Buchin, Earle L., Cedar Grove, N. J.
Bunker, Kenneth C, Lancaster, N. H.
Burch, Loren W., New Haven, N. Y.
Burns, Raymond C, Hudson, Ohio.
Burr, Dudley H., Hartford, Conn.
Burton, Malcolm King, New London, Conn.
Butt, L. George, Orleans, Vt.
Byrne, Sydney S., Willimantic, Conn.
Calhoun, Nimrod C, Beaufort, N. C.
Campbell, HarUn 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, William L., Jr., Birmingham, Ala.
Chambers, Penn S., Farnhamville, Iowa.
Chandler, Warren M., Newfane, Vt.
Childs, Arthur W., Worthington, Mass.
Clapp, Theodore L., West Cornwall, Conn.
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.
Cole, Connor G., Los Angeles, Cal.
Conlin, James W., Mecca, Ind.
Cooper, Horace N., Denver, Colo.
Cordill, Tunis S., Jr., Los Angeles, Cal.
Cottle, Gardner £>., Mattapoisett, Mass.
Craig, Andrew K., Groveland, Mass.
Craig, John G., Chicago, 111.
Criger, Earl M., U. S. Army.
Crisp, William E., Jr., Mountville, S. C.
Crocker, Bertram M., Rye, N. H.
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.
Deinstadt, Leslie G., Hingham, Mass.
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., Centerville, Mass.
Douglas, Richard G., Chicago, 111.
Downey, WiUiam 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.
Fairman, Henry B., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Fellows, Ward J., Lynnfield Center, Mass.
Fisher, Charles, Austin, Tex.
Fitch, Roderick Hawley, Proctor, Vt.
Fitzsimmons, John P., Belmont, Mass.
Fleckles, Elliott V., Mt. Hermon, Mass.
Ford, William C, Williamsburg, Mass.
Fritzmeier, John E., Fall Creek, Wis.
Frost, William M., Highland, Cal.
Gaskill, John G., East Derry, N. H.
Gebhardt, John E., Hastings, Neb.
Gill, Sumner H., Tilton, N. H.
Gomke, Edwin C, Chicago, 111.
Goodfellow, Rollin, Biddeford, Me.
Gooding, Ernest A., Bangor, Me.
Gordon, Alexander D., Bethany, Conn.
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, Lawrence D., Livonia, N. Y.
Green, Sigfrid E., Manchester, Conn.
Gregory, W. Edgar, Elbowoods, N. D.
Griffin, Johnson L., Chapel Hill, N. C.
Gudmundsson, Gudmund, Calipatria, Cal.
Haberlin, Arthur G., Hanover, Conn.
Hagan, Frederick W., U. S. Army.
Hall, Raymond Lee, East Barrington, N. H.
Hamilton, William J., Jr., Avon, Conn.
Hart, William C, Littleton, Mass.
Harwood, Douglas, Spring Valley, N. Y.
Haskin, Robert F., St. Paul, Minn.
Hastie, Charles B., Cheboygan, 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.
Hile, Frederic W., Gaylord, Minn.
Hillary, Mark, U. S. Army.
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Hobensack, Roslyn Paul, Warren, Mass.
Hochwald, Earle C, Conway, N. H.
Hodges, Deane L., Westmoreland, N. H.
Hodgkins, Laforest E., Fall River, Mass.
Holman, Glenn P., Neponset, Mass.
Horn, Howard P., Millis, Mass.
Hotchkiss, Wesley A., Cliicago, 111.
Hoyle, Wayne E., Mechanic Falls, Me.
Hudson, James C, Chelsea, Mass.
Hunt, Leland O., East Providence, R. I.
Huston, John H., Springfield, Mass.
Hyde, Forrest E., West Milton, Ohio.
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, Roland V. E., Revere, Mass.
Johnson, Sumner W., Terryville, Conn.
Jonas, Otto K. A., Sharon, Mass.
Jones, Owen C, Scranton, Pa.
Keast, George S., Livonia, N. Y.
Keefe, John H., Moravia, N. Y.
Kennan, Arthur W., North Rochester, Mass.
Kerr, Owen W., East Bridgewater, Mass.
Kettell, Albert B., Irasburg, Vt.
Kilde, Clarence M., Minneapolis, Minn.
Kimball, Ralph H., Franconia, N. H.
King, Gordon L., Duxbury, Mass.
King, Winston L., Lebanon, N. H.
Kirschbaum, William G., Woonsocket, R. I.
Kline, Alfred S., Bolton, Conn.
Knudsen, Carl, Plymouth, Mass.
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.
Lello, Jellison N., New Gloucester, Me.
Lesher, Everett B., Villa Park, 111.
Lewis, B. A., Southampton, Mass.
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.
MacDonald, Ernest W., Garden City, Kans.
Mack, William E., New Haven, Vt.
MacKenzie, Harry Lincoln, Greens Farms, Conn.
MacNeil, Donald M., Spokane, Wash.
Mann, Leland W., Grinnell, Iowa.
Margeson, Guy L., Maiden, Mass.
Maris, Marvin E., Williamstown, Mass.
Marple, Stanley, Weymouth, Mass.
Marr, S. Wade, Winsted, Coim.
Martin, Albert A., Middleton, Mass.
Martin, Clyde M., Wilmington, Mass.
Matheson, Malcolm, West Springfield, Mass.
Maurer, Paul H., Madison, Ind.
Mayfield, Spurgeon, Athens, Ala.
McAlister, Eugene B., Mayville, N. D.
McArthur, Harvey K., Blackstone, Mass.
McCance, William 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.
Mercier, Harold A., Wellesley, Mass.
Merrill, Jacob F. J., Elk River, Minn.
Metzger, Roscoe F., Dover, Del.
Milford, Homer C, Mondovi, Wis.
Millard, George Edward, Wiscasset, Me.
Miller, Albert R. H., Manitou Springs, Colo.
Miller, Gerald F., East Arlington, Vt.
Miller, Saul, Onawa, Iowa.
Milnes, Russell H., Canaan, Conn.
Moorhead, James Keith, Morris, Conn.
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., Kingsley, Iowa.
Orcutt, Charles M., Hartington, Neb.
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, Philip W., Farragut, Iowa.
Perkins, James H., Boston, Mass.
Perry, Homer F., Sloan, Iowa
Pietz, Emil T., Racine, Wis.
Pitman, Frank A., Castine, Me.
Porter, Matthew B., Newport, R. I.
Potter, Linwood C, Andover, Me.
Powe, William P. D., Owen, Wis.
Pratt, Melvyn E., Jr., Palo Alto, Cal.
Proctor, Lester T., Sibley, Iowa.
Purdue, Joseph O., Bath, Me.
Rasetzki, Dietrich F., Chester, N. H.
Rees, James H., Ashland, Ore.
Raid, William R., Ithaca, N. Y.
Renz, Ferdinand J., Boise, Ida.
Reynolds, Grant, Cleveland, Ohio.
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, III.
Richardson, Ben A., New York, N. Y.
Richardson, Russell B., Pittsfield, Mass.
Ringdahl, Paul G., Portland, Me.
Roberts, Bruce, Princeton, Mass.
Robie, Evertt M., Newell, Iowa.
Robinson, Hughes A., Raleigh, N. C.
Roddy, Clyde H., Pasadena, Cal.
Roemmich, Carl, Lincoln, Neb.
Ronander, Albert C, Chicago, 111.
Rowlands, W. D., Manchester, N. H.
Sahlin, Ernest H., Oakham, Mass.
Salmon, James D., Penngrove, Cal.
Schlueter, Roland Franklin, Spokane, Wash.
Schott, Fred H., Toledo, Ohio.
Segerstrom, David I., Ballard Vale, Mass.
Selch, Grant M., West Winfield, N. Y.
Senior, Robert C, Peacham, Vt.
Shaw, Everett L., Lawrence, Mass.
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.
Southard, Harry D., U. S. Army.
Sowder, Charles S., Billings, Mont.
Spurrier, William A., Amherst, Mass.
Spyker, Fred Bowers, Sandwich, 111.
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., Shabbona, 111.
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293
Sunden, Herbert P., East Elmhurst. N. Y.
Swartz, Arthur G., San Antonio, Tex.
Tee, Lawrence Edward, Carlisle, Mass.
Thompson, Gordon C, Greenfield, IMass.
Tillson, Lewis N., Tomah, Wis.
Tuck, Leslie James, Batavia, 111.
Turner, John A., Evarts, Ivy.
Turrell, Stephen W., Northfield, Conn.
Upton, Lawrence M., Brainerd, Minn.
Usher, William R., Adams, Mass.
Van Kirk, Perry W., Bridgeport, Conn.
Vernon, Samuel J., Alton, N. H.
Wales, Franklin Earl, Carpentersville, 111.
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.
Weed, Norman C, Plymouth, Conn.
Weiss, George P., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Westphalen, Elmer C, Southboro, Mass.
White, Louis E., Hood River, Ore.
Wigfield, George D., Marysville, Ohio.
Williams, Stephen J., Emporia, Kan.
Winn, Edgar H., Marseilles, 111.
Wirt, Sherwood E., CoUinsville, Conn.
Wirt, Williston, Eugene, Ore.
Witherspoon, Glenn J., McPherson, Kans.
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., Hingham. Mass.
Applebee, Wendell T., Jr., Lockport, N. Y.
Arendt, Eric H., Williams Bay, Wis. ^
Austin, Leroy C, Newton, Iowa.
Ayers, Stephen, Manhasset, L.I., N.Y.
Barbour, John J., Chesterfield, Mass.
Becker, Ernest A., Lee, Mass.
Bell, Edgar L., Chicago, 111.
Bell, Robert P., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bennett, Fred D., Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Booch, Harold Lee, Tacoma, Wash.
Brown, Charles V., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Brown, Forrest R., South Braintree, Mass.
Canaday, Wilbur D., Jr., Stamford, Conn.
Carter, James L., Ludlow, Mass.
Carter, Richard P., Suffield, Conn.
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.
Cole, Franklin P., Forest Hills, N. Y.
Cooke, Francis T., Bristol, Conn.
Cooley, Charles R., Meriden, Conn.
Crist, Bertrand R., Providence, R. I.
Cummings, John, Marlboro, Mass.
Dakan, Everett A., Columbus, Ohio.
Danberg, Neil B., Moline, 111.
Davis, James E., Fort Pierre, S. D.
Dickinson, Leon A., Wilton, Me.
Driftmier, Frederick F., New Haven, Conn.
Duplissey, Fred J., Shelburne Falls, Mass.
Elder, W. W., Columbus, Ga.
Fitch, Robert E., Los Angeles, Cal.
Fowler, Leonard W., Maynard, Mass.
Frazee, John E., Ozone Park, N. Y.
Gaskell, Benton Searle, South Coventry, Conn.
Gates, Edward D., El>Tia, Ohio.
GiUcey, 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.
Haskins, Stuart C, Quincy, Mass.
Head, Donald Walter, Syracuse, N. Y.
Hill, Lester A., South Solon, Ohio.
Hovland, Clarence W., Chicago, 111.
Howard, Edwin R., Chicago, 111.
Hunter, James S., Stamford, Conn.
Hunter, Richard D., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Irwin, Allen L., Nanticoke, Pa.
Jones, Ray Carlton, Evanston, 111.
Keimel, Arthur, Bay Shore, N. Y.
Keiser, Victor H., Platteville, Wis.
Kettelle, John D., Barrington, R. I.
Kimball, Robert M., Cliffside Park, N. J.
King, Stanley Hall, Middleton, Mass.
Lair, James E., East Hampton, Conn.
LeMay, Harold E., Ayer, Mass.
Loungway, Ferdinand J., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Lusk, Alpheus M., Battle Creek, Mich.
MacLeod, Norman M., Jr., Brimfield, Mass.
Man well, Richard F., Belchertown, Mass.
Martin, Alvo O., Seattle, Wash.
Martin, John A., West Boylston, Mass.
Martz, Edward E., Durham, N. C.
Maxwell, Henry F., Flossmoor, 111.
McConnell, Russell H., Charlotte, Mich.
McKechnie, David R., Butte, Mont.
McNeil, Murray T. Jr., Los Angeles, Cal.
Milne, George M., Andover, Conn.
Moody, C. LeGrand, Woodmont, Conn.
Morgan, Victor H., Rio Vista, Cal.
Nauss, Earl F., Nashua, N. H.
Neal, Fred William, Chicago, 111.
Nelson, Frederick N., Marion, Iowa.
Nicholas, Wayne A., Briarcliff Manor, N. Y.
Nielsen, David, Salem, Ore.
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.
Parkman, Joseph D., West Roxbury, Mass.
Peterson, Adolph L., Lockridge, Iowa.
Phillips, Lawrence R., Seneca Falls, N. Y.
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., Kalispell, Mont.
Reeves, George P., Roanoke, Va.
Reighard, Edward, Berkeley, Cal.
Richardson, Winthrop N., Taunton, Mass.
Robinson, Daniel S., Indianapolis, Ind.
Rogers, William F., Bradford, Vt.
Rohrs, Henry J., Sunderland, Mass.
Russ, Charles T., Norwich, Conn.
Sargent, Stanley M., Rehoboth, Mass.
Sharp, David A., Jr., Amherst, Mass.
Sinclair, David K., Rowayton, Conn.
Smith, Herbert R., South Weymouth, Mass.
Suavely, Jerald H., Bridgeport, Conn.
Snyder, Richard L., Fryeburg, Me.
Stark, Walter H., Cleveland, Ohio.
Sterling, Donald M., Edgerton, Wis.
Stoeve, Olaf A., Lisle, 111.
Sturtevant, Francis T., Beaverton, Ore.
Sullenberger, Carl L., West Lebanon, N. H.
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Thompson, Roy D., Concord, N. H.
Turner, Eugene A., Jr., Alamo, Tex.
Van Meter, Herbert E., San Diego, Cal.
Vore, Duane N., West Milton, Ohio.
Waggoner, John G., Storrs, Conn.
Wagoner, Walter D., University City, Mo.
Walker, Raymond E., Auburn, Mass.
Wallick, Charles C, Wethersfield, Conn.
Wallin, Nathaniel C, San Diego, Cal.
Weiskel, Frank M., Park Ridge, N. J.
Westbrook, John H., Galesburg, 111.
Wheeler, Wendell C, Northfield, Minn.
Whitcomb, John C, Fremont, Ohio.
Wiese, Oliver F. L., Glen Ellyn, 111.
Williams, Palmer Day, Orinda, Cal.
The chaplains hsted below were spon-
sored by the Congregational Christian
Committee. They were 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) Mennonite
(f) Reformed
(g) Methodist
(h) Disciples of Christ
Army— 62, Navy— 3: Total— 65.
ARMY
Anderson, Carl E., Minneapolis, Minn, (a)
Anderson, Elder C, Essex, Iowa, (a)
Bailey, Thomas P., Wilmington, Del. (b)
Bengtson, Bethel Nels, Marquette, Kans. (a)
Carlson, Harold A., Manchester, N. H. (a)
Carr, Wayne Willis, Mountain Lake, Minn.(b)
Clark, David N., Chicago, 111. (b)
Conley, William W., Spartansburg, Pa. (b)
Danielson, Eric Lawrence, Rockford, 111. (a)
Davis, Raymond H., Brentwood, Mo. (b)
Degelman, Oliver R., Susquehanna, Pa. (b)
Fausey, William Robert, San Mateo, Cal. (b)
Franklin, Emanuel O., Minneapolis, Minn, (a)
Gustafson, Charles E., Crawford, Pa. (b)
Hayward, Harold D., Katskill Bay, N. Y. (f)
Hess, Robert Samuel, Jamaica Plain, Mass. (b)
Hodges, Joseph, Milford, Mass. (b)
Johnson, David H., Chicago, 111. (a)
Johnson, Raymond A., Duluth, Minn, (a)
King, Bernard S., Lyle, Minn, (b)
Kirk, Wilford P., Norfolk 8, Va. (b)
Kramer, Alfred S., Williamsport, Pa. (b)
Lang, George Edward, Boston, Mass. (b)
Lewis, Olin A., Brooklyn, N. Y. (g)
Lichtenwalner, Willard Louis, Elizabeth, N. J. (b)
Mattson, Edwin I. M., Patterson, Cal. (a)
McCue, Leslie L., Donaldson, Ind. (a)
McGarvey, Joel W., Lancaster, Pa. (h)
McGee, Eugene Quinn, Brooklyn, N. Y. (b)
McNayr, Earl F., Niagara Falls, N. Y. (b)
Molen, Clarence T., Berkeley, Cal. (a)
Moreland, William, Jr., East Orange, N. J. (b)
Neiwirth, Milton J., Nutley, N. J. (b)
Nelson, Paul T., Butte. Mont, (a)
Newman, Walter T., Waltham, Mass. (a)
North, R(?dney Johnson, Lowell, Mass. (a)
Notson, Charles E., Tonasket, Wash, (b)
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, Harold C, Crookston, Minn, (a)
Peterson, Robert B., Wausa, Neb. (a)
Rehm, Everett Robert, Ottumwa, Iowa, (b)
Rusher, Orlow A., Deposit, N. Y. (b)
Stabnau, Kenneth Carlyle, East St. Louis, 111. (b)
Steese, Ralph W., Highland Park, Mich, (b)
Streib, Paul Vernon, Randolph, N. Y. (b)
Strom, Kenneth R., Hilman, Cal. (a)
Sturdy, Charles C, Lafayette, Ind. (a)
Thompson, Roy C, Marshalltown, Iowa, (d)
Vandegrift, Gillette F., Fullerton, Cal. (b)
Waggoner, Leonard C, Chandler, Ariz, (h)
Webster, Harry W., Long Beach, Cal. (b)
Wenger, Arthur D., Shafter, Cal. (e)
Wilburn, Robert D., Spiceland, Ind. (d)
Witmer, Safara A., Fort Wayne, Ind. (b)
Wright, Harold E., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, (b)
NAVY
Boon, Harold W., Nyack, N. Y. (b)
Erickson, Paul F. (a) ^
Kent, Ernest D., Guilford College, N. C. (d)
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LAY MEMBERS DIRECTORY
Names and addresses of Lay Members on National Committees and Commissions.
For other addresses see the list of Ministers in Full Standing or of Other Pastors and Licentiates.
Abbe, Frederic E., 50 Congress St., Boston,
Mass. 16
Adams, Judge Charles B., 19 Union St., Water-
bury, Vt. 18
Adams, Donald A., 11 Whitney Ave., P.O. Box
803, New Haven, Conn. 7, 19, 22
Adams, James, 299 Doyle Ave., Providence,
■p T 'J
Amen,' Henry J., 601 D St., Lmcoln. Neb. 16
Anderson, Mrs. Howard S., 400 Elm St., Chevy
Chase, Md. 7. 14
Barker, Mrs. L. V., 919 S. Main St., Goshen,
Ind. 8
Beach, John T., 44 Brick Church Plaza, East
Orange, N. J. 22
Beard, Theodore, 375 Howard Ave., Bridge-
port, Conn. • 9
Belcher, Harold B., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 14, 16, 22
Bixler, Mrs. James W., 15 Lincoln St., Exeter.
N. H. 9
Blakeslee, Harold L., P.O. Box 1809, New
Haven 7, Conn. 16
Blasdale, Mrs. W. C, 421 Phelan Bldg., San
Francisco, Cal. 17
Bliss, Charles Mitchell, Bank of New York. 48
WaU St., New York 5, N. Y. 18, 22
Bowen, Mrs. Robert L., 1657 Fifth Ave., Los
Angeles, Cal. 7
Boyd, Mrs. Henry A., 1604 Mabry St., Selma,
Ala. 16
Bradshaw, Mrs. Marion J., 319 Union St.,
Bangor, Me. 18
Bridges, Ronald, Pacific School of Religion,
Berkeley ,CaL 7, 8, 9. 12, 18, 21, 22, 23
Bridgman, Louis, 1910 Kendall Ave., Madison.
Wis. 8
Brooks, Mrs. A. P., 3111 North Girard Ave.,
Miimeapolis 11, Minn. 8, 18
Bronson, Clarence W., 129 Church St., New
Haven 8, Conn. 9
Brown, Mrs. David E., Wells River, Vt. 9
Brundage, Harold, R.D. 4, Danbury, Conn. 8
Burns, AUen T., 225 E. 79th St., New York,
N. Y. 7, 9
Gary, Alice E., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. . 16, 17
Cashman, Robert, 5757 University Ave., Chi-
cago 37, m. 8
Catton, lone, 287 Fourth Ave., New York 10,
N. Y. 14, 19
Chandler, D. C, 5705 Woodland Ave., Cleve-
land, Ohio. 8
Chandler, Robert E., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 16
Cheek, Pres. Mary Ashby, Rockford College,
Rockford, HI. 8
Chindahl, George, Maitland, Fla. 18
Coe, Buckner, 714 Yale Station, New Haven,
Conn. 18
Coghill, Pattie Lee, 287 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 8. 14, 19
Compton, James H., Box 24, Hillside Station,
Wichita 8 Kans. 9
Comstock, E. B., 6218 Bryan Pkway, Dallas,
Tex. 8
Cranshaw, Harold B., 96 Berkeley St., West
Newton, Mass. 22
Crawford, George W., 42 Church St., New
Haven, Conn. 7
Gushing, Dorothy P., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 7, 14, 16
Dana, Pres. Malcolm, Olivet College, Olivet,
Mich. 8. 21
Davis, Mrs. Alexander, 5725 S. Blackstone
Ave., Chicago, lU. 8
Douglass, Judge D. Bums, 1012 W. Jefferson
St., Fort Wayne, Ind. 8
Dudley, Raymond A., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 16
Duncan, E. E., Philadelphia Dr., R.D. 1,
Dayton, Ohio. 11
Dunlap, Mrs. Mary Uline, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 16
Dunnette, Frances, 619 Parkwood, N.E.,
Grand Rapids 3, Mich. 18
Easton, Howard T., Merrill Hall, Exeter, N. H. 22
Easton, Merle. 14 Beacon St.. Boston 8,
Mass. 14. 19
Eckart, Mrs. Claude H., Herrick Hall, Forest
Grove, Ore. 8
Edwards, Jeremiah, 20 Warren St., New
York, 7, N. Y. 21
Eisele, Mrs. R. O., 128 Madeline St., Pitts-
burgh, Pa. 16
Eldredge, Lucy M., 156 Fifth Ave., New York
10, N. Y. 11. 14, 18, 20
Ellis, Caroline, 22 West End Ave., New
Britain, Conn. 8
EUis, Francis D., Farmington, Conn. 18
Emerson, Mabel E., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 16
EngUsh, Mrs. James F., 27 Beverly Rd., Hart-
ford, Conn. 16
Erb, Mrs. Norman H., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 14, 16
Falk, Joy Hume. 1751 N St., N.W., Wash-
ington 6, D. C. 21
Fiebiger, Mrs. Judson E.. 1058 E. 21st St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 14, 18
Field, Mrs. Franklin G., 91 Brooks St.,
Brighton 35, Mass. 1
Fiero, Raymond H., 32 Court St., Brooklyn 2,
N. Y. 7
Finley, Forrest C, 19 S. La Salle St., Chicago
3, m. 19
Fletcher, W. P., Odessa, Ontario, Canada. 11
Folwell, P. Donald, 227 N. Bowman Ave.,
Merion, Pa. 7
Gaskins, Frederick A., 14 Beacon St., Boston
8. Mass. 16, 17
Gilpatric, Walter H., 233 Broadway, New
York. N. Y. 7
Gordon, Mrs. William A., Noroton, Conn. 8, 21
Greene, Mrs. Shirley E., Merom, Ind. 7
Grover, Mrs. G. M., 33 Hurlburt St., Cam-
bridge, Mass. 9
Guernsey, Benjamin W., 9 Upland Rd.,
Wellesley, Mass. 16
Guiles, Mrs. A. PhUip, 340 Chestnut St.,
West Newton, Mass. 16
Hales, Mrs. Mary S., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 16
Hales, G. Willard, 166 W. Jackson Blvd.. Chi-
cago, 111. 16
Halstead, Gordon, 20 Warren St., New York
7. N. Y. „^ 21
Hardin, Mrs. Hal C, 12 W. Wmthrop Rd.,
Kansas City 5, Mo. 18
Harvey, Elbert A., Surplus St., Duxbury.
Mass. 9.21
Hawley, Edward, 5757 University Ave., Chi-
cago 37, 111. 7, 8, 21
Raymond, Mrs. Scott, 180 Tamalpais Rd.,
Berkeley 8, Cal. 18
Hibbard, A. H., 108 S. Maple St., Akron, Ohio. 8
Higgins, Clifford E., 281 Eastman St., Con-
cord, N. H. 9
Hills, James M., 233 Broadway. New York 7,
N. Y. 9
Hitchcock. W, H., 73 Tremont St., Boston,
Mass. 9
Hogue, Donald, 73 Fairgrove St., Pontiac,
Mich. 8
Holvenstot, Mrs. R. A., 802 E. Alton St., Ap-
pleton. Wis. 8
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Howell, Alfred C, Guaranty Trust Co., 524
Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 7, 22
Huggins, George A., 1025 Witherspoon Bldg.,
Philadelphia, Pa. 22
Hughes, Mrs. W. T., 19 S. La Salle St., Chi-
cago 3, 111. 17
Hunter, Hon. Ed., Hanover, N. H. 8
Hurlbut, Elizabeth J., 2006 Lincoln St.,
Evanston, 111. 8
Jenkins, Pres. Ralph C, 25 Washington Ave.,
Danbury, Conn. 7
Johnson, Prof. Charles S., Fisk University,
Nashville, Tenn. 7, 19, 23
Jones, Mrs. Orville, 64 Spring St., Oberlin,
Ohio. 8, 21
Keith, L. B., 1354 Elwood Rd., East Cleveland
12, Ohio. 18
Kenyon, Helen, 287 Fourth Ave., New York
10, N. Y. 9, 18, 22
Kersey, Marlowe, 40 N. Main St., Dayton,
Ohio. 8
Kincheloe, Samuel C, 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 18
Kitchen, Wilmer J., Student Christian Move-
ment, 167 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. 8, 21
Korab, Frank H., 816 N. Washington Blvd.,
Kansas City 2, Kans. 8, 14, 21
Kriete, Dr. Carl, 17 Choteau Ave., St. Louis,
Mo. 9
Kugler, WUliam A., 26 Winslow Rd., Win-
chester, Mass. 16
Laidlaw, Mrs. John, 4125 Howard Ave.,
Western Springs, 111. 18
Lane, Mrs. Stoddard, Frances Shimer College,
Mt. Carroll, 111. 8
Lattimer, Gardner, 29 Landon Ct., Cincin-
nati 29, Ohio. 8
Lawless, Dr. Theodore K., 4321 S. Parkway,
Chicago, 111. 8, 21
Leggett, F. H., 53 Claremont Rd., Scarsdale,
N. Y. 7, 22
Lillie, Gladys, 20 Warren St., New York 7,
N. Y. 21
Little, Dean Homer P., Clark University,
Worcester 3, Mass. 18
MacDowell, J. Watson, Bowery Savings Bank,
Fifth Ave. & 34th St., New York 1, N. Y.
7, 12, 22
Maltbie, Hon. WiUiam Mills, State Library
Bldg., Hartford, Conn. 7
Markham, L. A., R.D. 5, Janesville, Wis. 8
Mason, Mrs. Max, 1035 Harvard Ave., Clare-
mont, Cal. 8,21
McBeath, Mrs. N. W., 1628 46th St., Des
Moines 11, Iowa. 18
McCuUoch, Frank W., 1613 W. Washington
Blvd., Chicago, lU. 21
McDermott, Sallie A., 19 S. La SaUe St.,
Chicago 3, 111. 19
Medlicott, Mrs. William H., 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 7, 14, 16, 19
Meeken, Harvey L., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 14, 16
Messick, Dr. J. D., 55 Watchung Ave., Mont-
clair, N. J. 8
Minton, Mrs. Wilson P., Hartman Homestead
Conf. Center, Milroy, Pa. 11
Moody, Joe, 11220 Southwest Blvd., Los An-
geles 44, Cal. 8, 21
Moore, Frank F., 287 Fourth Ave., New York
10, N. Y. 7, 9, 23
Morrill, Mrs. Alice V., 27 High St., Wood-
stock, Vt. ] 1
Morse, Mrs. Helen T., 243 Forest St., Ober-
lin, Ohio. 8
Morton, Ruth A., 287 Fourth Ave., New York
10, N. Y. 19
Nethercut, Dr. Glenway W., 25 E. Washing-
ton St., Chicago 2, 111. 7
Newman, William K., 287 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 18
Nichols, L. Nelson, 331 E. 71st St., New York
21,N. Y. 7,23
Ockenga, Harold J., Park St. Church, Boston,
Mass. 8
Oliver, Egbert S., 865 Jefferson St., Salem,
Ore. 18
Otting, Mrs. Elmer F., 19 Else St., SpringSeld,
Mass. 16
Palmer, J. P., 1024 N. 32nd St., Omaha, Neb. 18
Parkin, F. Rogers, Chase National Bank, 115
Broadway, New York, N. Y. 18
Pillsbury, John S., Metropolitan Life Bldg.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 9
Plumer, E. Mabel, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 17
Pruyne, Lafayette Sumner, 120 Institution
Ave., Newton Center, Mass. 16
Radabaugh, Tom B., 123 S. Ludlow St.,
Dayton 2, Ohio. 11, 19
Read, Mrs. Elbert A., 400 West St., Shenan-
doah, Iowa. 7
Reck, J. L., 19 N. Wall St., Covington, Ohio. 11
Redfield, Mrs. Kendall, 46 Hartley St., Ham-
den, Conn. 7
Reidt, Mrs. Charles E., 28 Wellington St.,
Waltham, Mass. 18, 20
Rensberger, Roy, Goshen, Ind. 11
Reuling, John A., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 16
Reynolds, P.F.C. Robert, 529 Vanderbilt
Hall, Harvard Medical Sch., Boston 15,
Mass. 9
Rice, Mrs. Lloyd, Hanover, N. H. 8
Rockwell, Loren H., Title Guarantee & Trust
Co., 176 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 7, 18
Roessel, Robert A., 307 S. Forest Ave., Web-
ster Groves, Mo. 8, 21
Rounds, Leslie R., 33 Liberty St., New York,
N. Y. 7, 22
Rounds, Mrs. Leslie R., Mahwah, N. J. 14, 16, 22
Scamman, Edith, Saco, Me. 16
Schmitter, Walter P., 6421 Washington Cir-
cle, Wauwatosa, Wis. 16
Schumann, John J., Jr., General Motors Ac-
ceptance Corp., 1775 Broadway, New York,
N. Y. 7
Seabury, Ruth I., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 14, 16
Seaver, Charles H., 22 Ridgeview Ave., White
Plains, N. Y. 9
Sees, John V., Lawrence, Kans. 7, 9, 11
Seidler, Lucy V., 287 Fourth Ave., New York
10, N. Y. 14
Seymour, Gideon, Minneapolis Star Journal
Tribune, MinneapoHs, Minn. 16
Sharp, Mrs. A. H., 287 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 18
Sims, Harvey E., 629 Caldwell St., Piqua,
Ohio. 7, 11
Smith, Earle E., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 16
Smith, Mrs. George W., 200 Ivy St., Brookline,
Mass. 9
Smith, Helen Frances, 287 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 14, 19
Smith, Mrs. Hugh A., Versailles, Ohio. 11
Smith, Kirk, 1109 Hospital Trust Bldg., Prov-
idence, R. I. 9
Snow, Mrs. Arthur J., 2200 Pleasant Ave.,
Mitmeapolis, Minn. 7
Sparrow, Ella G., 287 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 7
Stearns, Helen R., Columbus, Ohio. 11
Stearns, Mary E., 6 Pine St., Concord, N. H. 7, 16
Steven, Mrs. J. D. R., 606 Second Ave., Eau
Claire, Wis. 16
Stimson, Mrs. James P., 2127 S. Geddes St.,
Syracuse, N. Y. 16
Storms, Grace, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. 19
Talmage, Nathaniel A., Friar's Head Farms,
Riverhead, L. I., N. Y. 18
Thayer, Lucius E., 27 Estabrook Rd., West
Newton, Mass. 9
Truitt, Mrs. John G., 214 Main St., Box 364,
Suffolk, Va. 7
Underwood, Kenneth, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 21
Utt, Mrs. A. R., 419 Glenwood Ave., Glen
Ellyn, lU. 7
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Vaughan, L. L., Agricultural College, Raleigh,
N. C.
Van Cleef, Frank C, 14 Wall St., New York,
N. Y.
Van Pelt, Robert, 615 First National Bank
Bldg., Lincoln, Neb.
Verba, Edward, 409 Prospect St., New Haven
11, Conn.
Wales, Quincy W., 493 C St., Boston. Mass.
Ward, Dr. Mark H., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass.
Welcher, Amy O., 796 Prospect Ave., Hart-
ford, Conn.
Wellman, Sargent H., 150 Congress St.,
Boston, Mass.
Wells, Elizabeth J., Kingston, R. I.
West, Charles C, 40 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
Weston, Dr. Sidney A., 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass.
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Whittlesey, George N., 20 Exchange PL, New
York, N. Y. 22
Wicks, Mrs. Charles H., 617 Insurance Bldg.,
Madison 3, Wis. 7
Widber, Mildred C, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 14
WiUiams, Mrs. Robert G., Box 1206, Lake
Worth, Fla. 7
Willson, Mrs. E. T., 287 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 7, 14
Wilson, Mrs. George R., 625 W. Hickory St.,
Hinsdale, 111. 9, 16
Winter, WiUiam D., 49 WaU St., New York 5,
N. Y. 7, 12
Wood, Cornelius D., 27 Prospect Park, W.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 7
WooUey, Mary E., Westport-on-Lake Cham-
plain. N. Y. 9
Wright, S. E., West Milton, Ohio. 11
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CLERKS
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
[1945
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
ofiices.
ALABAMA (White)
H. T. East, R.D. 4.
F. P. Ensminger, Wadley.
Mrs. Lorris Tipton, R.D. 6.
Mrs. Homer Johns, R.D. 6.
Mrs. Lula P. Trawick, 205 River Falls St.
W. R. Eubanks, 611 Dunson St.
Vera Waldrep, R.D. 1.
Mrs. N. W. Roberson, R.D. 3.
W. P. Ingram, 2100 First Ave., N.. Zone 3.
Mrs. Myrtle Byrd, R.D. 3.
John E. Bell, R.D. 1.
Mrs. Susie Moore, R.D. 2.
Mrs. Robert Gentry, R.D. 5.
Mrs. Janie Teal, R.D. 3, Ariton.
H. S. Pence, R.D. 1.
H. G. Duck, R.D. 2.
Mrs. Ruth Blankenship, R.D. 2.
J. M. Bean, R.D. 2.
Mrs. Flovd Ballard, R.D. 1.
DoUie Mitchell, R.D. 1.
Talmage Ingram, R.D. 2.
Mrs. G. H. Morris, R.D. 4, West Point, Ga.
Mrs. G. W. Green.
Lena Oglesby, R.D. 1.
Laura Bolton, R.D. 1.
Mrs. Grace Fleming, R.D. 1.
George T. Butler, R.D. 4.
Flora P. Hill, R.D. 4.
Glee Paris, R.D. 2.
W. L. Rister, R.D. 1.
Mrs. Mark Wade, Star Route.
Lorine Bice, R.D.
LaMerle Adams, R.D. 3.
Mrs. Reid Kent, 9 Barrow St.
Maggie Yarbrough, R.D. 5, West Point, Ga.
C. D. Smith.
Bertie Fergerson, R.D. 4.
G. M. McCormick, R.D. 4.
Mrs. K. V. Miller, R.D. 4.
C. A. MaCoy, R.D. 1.
G. C. Brannon, R.D. 1.
Mrs. Ruby Waugh, R.D.
Chessie Shelton, R.D. 4.
Mrs. George Watson, R.D. 1, Deatsville.
Ruth Newsome, R.D. 1, Box 628.
Elizabeth Harrison, 403-D Riverview Apts.
Mrs. Mable Miles.
Mrs. Otis Gilbert, Louisa St.
Mrs. E. L. Garden, R.D. 1.
W. J. Harry, R.D. 2.
Howard Muldrew, R.D. 2.
Mrs. Sanford Turner.
Mrs. J. B. Swann, R.D. 1.
James W. Halsey, R.D. 1.
Mrs. Allen Osborne, R.D. 1.
J. A. Kirby, R.D. 4.
Nexie Styron, R.D. 1.
Mrs. T. B. Moseley, R.D.
Mrs. Lucy Ballard.
Agnes Averyt.
Mrs. Mamie Smith, R.D. 1.
Mrs. Helen Clark, R.D. 1.
Mrs. Roy Culpepper, R.D. 1.
R. L. Davis.
Jake Clardy, Courtland.
Mrs. Annielle Armour, R.D. 1.
Wade Whitlock, R.D. 1.
Mrs. Vernon L. Carter.
S. M. Denney, R.D. 3.
Mrs. Mae Taylor, R.D. 4.
Mrs. Jack Miles, R.D.
76. J. M. Dewberry, R.D. 2.
77. Mrs. W. A. Martin, R.D. 2.
78. J. H. Barnhill, R.D. 1.
79. Mrs. Beatrice Sims, R.D. 3.
81. Mrs. John W. Powell, R.D. 1.
ALABAMA (Colored)
1. F. D. Calhoun, R. 2, Box 88.
2. Mrs. Minnie Morris, 1606 Cooper St.
3. William J. Moore, 212 Tenth Ct., N., Zone 4.
4. E. B. Clark, 611 Ninth St., N.
5. Mrs. Amzi Childs, 644 Clay St.
6. Mrs. G. J. Brogsdale, 518 Grove St.
7. Mrs. V. A. Robertson, 1621 Broad St.
8. Joseph Calhoun, 807 Cruikshank St.
9. Burkley Flood, Star Route.
10. S. M. Roberts, 2711 12th St.
11. George Edgar Rice, Tougaloo College.
CALIFORNIA (Northern)
1. Mrs. Eleanor Steele.
2. Mrs. Myrtle Richards, 2202 Santa Clara Ave.
3. Mrs. Ernest Moyer, Box 25.
4. Mrs. Ruth Lemue.
5. Mrs. Frances Zumwalt, 516 H St.
6. Mrs. Ina M. Russell, 156 Agard St.
7. Mrs. Jean Osborn, Box 442.
8. Mrs. Mildred Ehrhardt, 449 Boynton Ave.,
Zone 7.
9. Sylvia Jee, 2244 McKinley Ave., Zone 3.
10. C. S. Hull, 2734 Forest Ave., Zone 5.
11. Edith M. Ching, 1543 Josephine St., Zone 3.
12. Mrs. Francis Linsley, 2104 Derby St.
13. August Schwabenland, R. 10, Box 265,
Fresno.
14. Mrs. Dorothy M. Hayden, Box 315.
15. Mrs. Emily Duncan, R. 1, Box 202.
16. Mrs. Phebe M. Robinson.
17. C. L. Sedgley.
18. Mrs. Sam Houser.
19. Charles Wind, 937 A St.
20. J. J. Nickel, 424 Park Way.
21. Jacob Wanner, R. 1, Box 1325.
22. Mrs. Mary Parker.
23. Ora Dunton, 1901 Harrison Ave.
24. Mrs. Gertrude Corwin, P.O. Box 106, Manor.
25. Mrs. Joseph S. Shaw.
27. Haig Aivazian, R. 1, Box 239.
28. Mrs. Norman H. Jackson, 3511 Kerckhoff
Ave.
29. C. P. Christian, 517 F St.
31. Haig Boghosian, 283 Ferger St.
32. David Bitter, 305 D St.
33. L. Chapman.
35. Mrs. Inza Lambert.
37. Amy Jensen, 1526 Jensen Rd.
38. Mrs. Rosamond Tassano.
41. Jacob Lutz. R. 1, Box 191.
42. Annie McKenzie, Box 42, R.D. 1.
44. Mrs. Ethel G. Law, Box 373.
45. Mrs. Josephine McTaggart, 336 Arreba St.
46. Mrs. Evalyn M. Stephens.
47. Mrs. J. C. Shinn, Jr., Box 5.
48. Peter Amirkhan, 1616 Buena Vista, Alameda.
49. Mrs. R. G. Arlett, 379 Orange St., Zone 10.
50. Mrs. Helen Mansfield, 3616 Laguna Ave.
52. Mrs. Fred L. Hicks, 3901 Delmont St., Zone 3.
53. Alice Osborne, 3805 Piedmont Ave., Zone 11.
54. Mrs. G. Chester Brown, 164 Orinda Hgwy.
56. Mary Lou Blocking, 1333 Pamona Ave.
57. Gertrude Ernst, 502 Granite St.
58. Mrs. Mildred Cairns Howe, 975 Hamilton Ave.
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CALIFORNIA (Northern) (Continued)
Stanhope R. Pier, R. 2, Box 254.
Enock Keshishian, R. 1, Box 188.
Mrs. William Burhans, R. 1, Box 382, Peta-
luma.
Mrs. Al. Myers.
Duncan H. Olmsted, 320 Sixth St.
Mrs. John MacDonald, 1350 Maple St.
Mrs. J. W. Stebbins, Box 261.
Mrs. Carl F. Galligan, 520 School St.
Mrs. Morton Brewer, 257 Fulton St.
Oscar Kalliokoski, R. 1, Box 381, Selma.
Mrs. Eva Edinger.
Gordon Fleury, 1355 40th St.
Mrs. Arend Velthoen, Box 192.
Mrs. Walter J. Erickson, 1211 Olive St.
Agnes Robb, 219 Hartford St., Zone 14.
T. H. Shamlian, 92 Walter St.
Mrs. B. S. Fong, 10 Brookljoi PI.
Ellen Sinclair, 1230 36th Ave.
Mrs. J. P. Henthorne, 210 Minerva St., Zone25.
Mrs. Dorothy Cook, 1736 Gough St.
William Schwabenland, R. 1, Box 157.
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Price, 1399 Liberty St.,
Santa Clara.
W. Chapin, 505 Lewis St.
Marjorie Gansberger, 102 Lewelling Blvd.
Thomas E. Drisko, 44 16th Ave.
Mrs. H. W. Hildreth, 15 Clorinda Ave.
Ernest F. Otto, 73 Cleveland Ave.
O. B. Standley, R. 1, Box 206, Windsor.
Mrs. Herman A. Clark, R. 1.
J. B. Keil, 218 Florence Ave.
Edna Cooper, Second St., E.
Mrs. Harold Nelson, Box 584, R. 1, Aptos.
Mrs. L. H. Chapman, 130 E. Walnut St., Zone
17.
Arthur H. Eager, Fairfield.
Lizzie Wilson, 449 Arques St.
C. R. Sturgeon, 259 S. N St.
Mrs. Miriam I. Horner.
Mrs. Isabelle M. Mighall, R. 1, Woodside,
Redwood City.
Roy E. Powers, 649 Forest St.
CALIFORNIA (Southern and South West)
1. Mrs. R. E. Waite, Box 95, Star Route, River-
side.
2. N. H. Button, R. 2, Box 816 B.
3. Mrs. Robert M. Harlan, 2011 Mar Vista Ave.
4. John M. Earnest, R.D. 1.
5. Mrs. R. H. Ewing.
7. Mrs. C. C. Keen, 408 Eye St.
8. Mrs. Eunice Leak.
9. Julia Islas, P.O. Box 1357.
10. Mrs. Lillian Gocke.
11. Mrs. Lenora S. Cagle, R. 1, Box 153.
12. Mrs. O. S. Close, 739 S. Pomona Ave.
13. Mrs. Fred Dukes, Sr., 218 W. Ninth St.
14. Mrs. Fraida Mojonier, 300 E. Providencia.
15. Mrs. G. E. Davenport.
16. Ruth Caswell.
17. Mrs. George Cisneros, 443 Fourth St.
18. Robertson B. Wheeler, 107 E. Fourth St.,
National City.
19. Rev. Carl M. Gates, 755 Mavflower Rd.
20. Mrs. Catherine Tracht, 913 Washburn St.
21. Mrs. Andrew J. Densmore, 227 Jasmine Ave.
22. Albert M. Wilson, R. 1, Box 698.
23. Mrs. John Scott.
24. Mrs. Wesley Shehorn, R. 2, Hastings St.,
nivGrsidc
25. Flora I. Bates, 638 N. Kenwood St., Zone 6.
26. Mrs. LeRoy Peterson, R. 2, Box 60.
27. Kyle W. Alexander, 21 E. Main St.
28. Mrs. P. H. Johnson, 4818 Angeles Crest Hgwy.
29. Mrs. Leslie C. Weisgerber, 183 Dumond Dr.
30. Clarence O. Howland, 210 Nautilus St.
31. Jennette Bridgman, 4636 Palm St.
32. Mrs. J. C. Overman, 4521 Rosecrans Ave.
33. Mrs. George L. Flagg, 271 Bonita St.
34. Mrs. James S. Terry, 819 Havana Ave., Zone 4.
35. Sadie E. NLxon, 627 Temple Ave., Zone 4.
36. Mrs. Rosa L. Wells, R. 1, Box 251, Anaheim.
37. Maxoud Tangerian, 1807 Diamond, South
Pasadena.
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H. A. Marsh, 6716 S. Figueroa St., Zone 3.
Mrs. George Gillette, 507>^ S. Lorena Ave.,
Zone 33.
Mrs. Pearl Dong, 1135 E. 21st St., Zone 11.
Mrs. George Olsen, 10571 Dunleer Dr., Zone
34.
Mrs. Charlotte Axe, 5479 Dahlia Dr., Zone 41.
John E. Peterson, 3355 Wilshire Blvd., Zone 5.
Sidney K. Johnson, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5.
Ethel Metzler, 351 Vista PL, Zone 42.
Abbie M. AUyn, 7065 Hollywood Blvd., Holly-
wood 28.
Mrs. Harriet C. Zickau, 6105 11th Ave., Zone
43.
Mrs. B. Bogosian, 1029 W. 17th St.
Mrs. Glenn Dunlap, 1535 E. 81st St.
Alvin Hatcher, 3456 Fourth Ave., Zone 16.
James M. Attarian, 2125 Sixth Ave., Zone 16.
Edward H. Gaylord, 1622 S. Orange Grove
Ave., Zone 35.
Edith V. Martins, 1633 S. Orange Grove Ave.,
Zone 35.
Mrs. Harold J. Hodge, 6058 Denny Ave.,
North Hollywood.
Gwendolyn Jones, 2339 Vestal Ave., Zone 26.
Mrs. Alice Ludwig, 4306 Van Buren Pi., Zone
37.
Mrs. May Cox, 5700 Seventh Ave., Zone 43.
Alice La May, 2350 Vista Gordo.
Mrs. Sam Beaumont, 1848 W. 21st St., Zone 7.
E. H. Sayer, 1011 N. Rampart Blvd., Zone 26.
Mrs. G. C. Beaumont, 2906 W. 77th St.,
Inglewood.
Mrs. Alice Ridgell, 10509 Ashton Ave., Zone
24.
Mrs. R. L. Reser, 320 Third St.
Mrs. Catherine S. Chadwick, 399 California
St.
Elizabeth A. Nye, R. 1, Box 330, Redlands.
Mrs. Creone Houck.
Mrs. Thomas Crosby, 924 E. 13th St.
Mrs. Alta Hicks, 419 Olive St.
Mrs. A. B. Spravberry.
Mrs. Dana W. Newton, 404 W. D St.
Mrs. T. E. Boehme, 9988 Berter .\ve.
Mrs. L. Gammon, R. 3, Box 490, Bakersfield.
M. H. Danielian. 1155 N. Allen Ave., Zone 7.
Jesse E. Sturdevant, 1035 Mar Vista Ave.,
Zone 6.
A. H. Anderson, 775 Mar Vista Ave., Zone 6.
Kenneth T. Price, 310 Congress PI., Zone 2.
Mrs. Martha Kinaman, 1247 N, Raymond,
Zone 3.
Ross L. Haugh, Antler Hotel.
Mrs. Mildred Martin. P.O. Box 84.
Mrs. Virginia Moses, 342 Palm PI.
Florencio Lopez, 225 N. Huntington St.
Mrs. Verne Hegele, P.O. Box 83.
Bertha M. King, 655 Cypress Circle.
Mrs. Fred Doren, Willard & Etiwanda Sts.
Dr. T. D. Esgate, 4478 Fourth St.
R. Hanaoka, 3195 14th St.
Rue T. Krenkler, 2450 Lugo St.
Gordon E. McNary, 3105 Felton St., Zone 4.
Mrs. Eunice W. Adams, 4757 Winona Ave.,
Zone 4.
John Davidson, 7664 El Cajon, La Mesa.
G. L. McCassey, 1243 S. 37th St., Zone 2.
Henry C. Johnson, 1512 Upas St., Zone 3.
Bruce McLean, 3584 Herman Ave., Zone 4.
Mrs. Isla M. Jessee, 619 N. Main St.
Rev. Charles G. Marshall, 12 E. Quinto St.
H. H. Wright.
Mrs. Kenneth Pipkin.
Martha C. Pritchard, 121 E. Alegria Ave.
Mrs. M. F. Kyhl, 2412 W. Alhambra Rd.,
.41hambra.
Mrs. Mabel L. Fleming, 302 S. Green St.,
Box 6.
Celia B. Cook, R.D. 2. Box 318.
Edith Hedley, R.D.
H. H. Harrington, P.O. Box.
William Ferguson, 514 N. Painter Ave.
Aliene Silvis. 2132 E. 126th St.
Mrs. Ada E. Jones, 208 West St.
Martha Reed, P.O. Box 102.
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CALIFORNIA (Southern and South West)
(Continued)
118. Mrs. Cora T. Moore, R. 5, Box 544.
119. Mrs. Egan W. Jones, R. 12, Box 1020.
120. Bonnie Junken, R. 11, Box 593.
121. Mrs. W. J. Oliver, 109 N. Pleasant St.
122. Rey Ashley.
123. Mrs. Clare Stewart.
124. Mrs. Walter Burrows, 1532 E. Mabel.
125. Mrs. Oscar Logan, 201 S. Tenth St.
127. Stella Rodulfo, 1920 S. Broadway.
128. Mrs. Emma Minor.
129. Ruby Snyder, 315 W. Mesa.
132. Paul H. Johnson, Box 637.
134. Zelotes Roberts, Box 253.
135. Mrs. Elizabeth Shoppach, 1207 E. Rio Grande
St.
137. Mrs. W. W. Lake, R. 1. Box 400.
COLORADO
1. George Alt.
2. Mrs. William Emery.
3. Mrs. Myrtle Wykert, Box 14.
4. Henry Beckel.
5. Theodore Dobler, Burlington.
6. Edna L. Johnson, 1005 Gilbert St.
8. George Seader, R. 1.
9. Aleck Lebsock, 523 Everett St.
11. Mrs. Mattie E. Mitchell, Lock Box 55.
12. Emilia V. C. Trossbach, 723 N. Tejon St.
13. Mrs. Mabel E. Chadbourne, 320 E. Uintah St.
14. Mrs. Rex Mclrwin.
15. Mrs. J. E. Luttrell.
16. Mrs. R. I. Fisher.
18. Robert Schott.
19. Mrs. A. K. Jones, 4900 Raleigh St., Zone 12.
20. Paul Marselle, 2643 W. 27th Ave., Zone 11.
21. Mrs. Alice G. McLaury, 1437 Clayton St.,
Zone 6.
22. David Reichert, 5080 Sherman.
24. Mrs. Stanley Rainous, 4352 Raleigh St.
25. Mrs. Delia Wilson, 3811 Madison St.
26. Mrs. Irene Penton, 3900 S. Lincoln St., Engle-
wood.
27. Annabel F. Bridwell, 1120 20th St.
28. Mrs. Delia Hinchman, 3329 Race St., Zone 5.
30. Helen Walters, 720 Vine St.
31. Edith Reuter, 527 S. York St.
32. Rex Bingham, Box 10-A.
33. Mrs. T. E. Cundall, Box 42.
34. Mrs. Charles E. Burry.
35. Mrs. Myrtle Sugarman, 3049 S. Lincoln.
37. Mrs. O. L. Davison.
38. Mrs. J. W. Tobiska, 1212 S. College Ave.
39. Robert Asmus, R. 1, Box 307.
40. J. B. Achziger, 718 Lincoln.
41. Mrs. Nora Gilbert, 629 White Ave.
42. Mrs. W. E. Freeman, 1939 11th Ave.
43. Conrad Stroh, R. 4, Box 90.
44. Mrs. Hazel Brown.
47. Francis McConnell, R. 2, Brighton.
48. Mrs. Daisy M. Jenne.
49. J. J. Suppes.
50. Mrs. Lyle Brown, 314 Bross St.
51. H. J. Vogel, R. 4.
52. Jacob Walter, 541 E. Eighth St.
53. Mrs. Anna P. Swift.
54. Stewart Richmond.
55. Mrs. E. Hunt.
56. George Bernhardt, Sr., Milliken.
58. Mrs. George W. Martin, 215 S. Fifth St.
59. Lillian Coles.
61. Mrs. Bertha Wilson.
62. Mrs. C. P. Emery, 1207 Longwood Ave.
63. William Dolph, Jr., 2621 Spruce St.
64. Mrs. Hugh Hardman.
65. Henry Bitter, Sr., R. 1.
66. W. L. Miller.
68. Mrs. C. E. Lewis, Box 127.
71. John Lebsack, R. 2.
72. Mrs. Walter Best, 105 Madison Ave.
74. Fred Manweiler, Box 116.
77. George Libsack, Minatare.
78. Henry Kautz. i
79. Henry S. Burbach.
80. John Grassmick, R. 1.
81. Adolph Amen, Box 12-A, Campstool R.
82. Henry Eiohorn, R. 2.
83. George Eichler.
CONNECTICUT
1. Mrs. Arthur M. Gallup.
2. Mrs. A. H. Benton.
3. George H. Crook, Jr., 85 Jackson St.
4. Mrs. Robert Bell, 60 Rockwood Ave.
5. Mrs. Walter B. Read, Nod Rd.
7. H. A. Sparks, 44 South Circle.
8. R. H. Deming, 83 Grove Hill, New Britain.
9. Mrs. George E. Howard, R. 2, Bethany 15.
10. Harold Elwood, 25 Hickok Ave.
12. Mrs. Earle R. Powers, 22 Wintonbury Ave.
13. Mrs. Charles F. Sumner.
14. Mrs. Jabez G. Lathrop.
15. John E. Knecht, Jr., Mill Creek Rd.
16. W. E. Olmstead, Botsford PL, Zone 14.
17. Herbert Schultz, 85 Chapman Ave., Zone 5.
18. Samuel B. Beardsley, 157 Beechmont Ave.,
Zone 6.
19. Mrs. Earl Russell, 483 Noble Ave., Zone 8.
20. William K. Skolfield, 115 Brooklawn Pkwy.,
Zone 4. '
21. J. E. L. Herdman, 756 Norman St., Zone 5.
22. Henry C. Sanford.
23. Joseph Valentine, 190 Oakland St.
24. John Wiberg, 342 West St.
25. Mrs. Arthur Loos, Jr., Box 17.
26. Henry B. Hawley.
27. Mrs. Donald B. House.
28. Howard E. Alderman, R.D., Burlington.
29. Frank B. Richardson, Falls Village.
30. Esther C. Cushman, P.O. Box.
31. Grace L. Dawlev.
32. Carroll Crowley.
34. Mrs. Louise Ellsworth.
35. Bernard M. Church.
36. Isabel W. Beugler. S. Main St.
37. Erving A. Wright, W. Main St., R.D., 186 B.
38. Lucile F. Kelsev, 98 High St.
39. William B. Gerhardt.
40. Mrs. Robert W. Lawrence, R.R. 1, Winsted.
41. Mrs. Michael Peluzar, North St.
42. Albert B. Anderson, Box 352.
43. Philip H. Isham.
44. William E. Swift.
45. Miner P. Rogers.
46. Louis A. Kingsbury.
47. Mrs. E. J. Koehler.
48. Carl W. Vinbladh.
49. Leonard W. Baldwin, 82 Locust Ave.
50. Franklin I. Beers, Westville Ave. Ext.
51. G. H. Gustafson, 12 Crescent Dr.
52. Else M. Harris, 24 Winter St.
53. William J. Fleming, Mansfield Ave.
54. Bernice S. Cogswell.
55. Mrs. Louis J. Smith, Main St.
57. Bertrand O. DeForest, 27 Homestead Ave.
59. Sarah E. Burr.
60. Albert Van Vlack, R.D., Canaan.
61. Thelma Barlow.
62. Mrs. E. Root.
63. Mrs. Leland W. Morgan.
64. Minnie W. Peck, R.D.
65. Gordon D. Bevin, 23 Summit St.
^6. George Goodwin, 763 Burnside Ave., Zone 8.
67. Marie Otto, 1041 Forbes St., Zone 8.
69. Donald V. Chidsey, 44 Tayldr Ave.
70. Mrs. Maurice Bailey, Pleasant Ave.
72. Francis P. Mellen, R.D. 1, Box 630, Bridge-
port.
73. Harold D. Ellsworth, Broad Brook.
74. Edna Hibbard, R.D. 2, Putnam.
75. Nellie E. McKnight.
76. Horace M. Dunbar.
77. Mrs. Lancelot Brown, 91 Colonial St., Zone 10.
78. P. Willard Isfeld, 1419 Enfield St.
79. Mrs. Thomas H. Ford, River Rd.
80. Esther Wakeman, P.O. Box 476, 145 Reef Rd.
81. Marjorie G. Banke, 2477 Bronson Rd.
83. Charles L. Keefe, 6 Colton St.
84. Mrs. Elinor B. Armstrong.
86. Elton W. Buell.
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87. J. Ronald Regnier, 48 Riplev Rd.
88. Mrs. Hazel E. Palmer.
89. Harry W. Greene, West Goshen.
90. Clara Gillett.
91. Mrs. W. G. Colton, N. Granby Rd.
92. Mrs. Carl Anderson, College Hgwy., South-
wicik, Mass.
93. James Lee Loomis.
94. Dorothy R. Adams, Long Lots Rd., Westport.
95. Dr. Paul P. McClellan, 12 Highview Ave.
96. William D. Davies, Dearfield Dr.
97. Mrs. Charles B. Tompkins, R. 4, Riversville
Rd.
98. Mrs. A. Couston, 64 Locust St.
99. Mrs. Margaret F. Gees, R.D., Jewett Citv.
100. Mrs. William C. MiUer, Sr., 71 E. Main St.
101. Ralph W. Matteson, Maxson PI., New London.
102. Woolsey S. Conover, Clapboard Hill Rd.
103. Winifred M. Lewis.
104. Mrs. Chaunoey D. Brooks.
105. Mrs. Fred Yeomans, Hadlvme.
106. Milton W. Burt, 28 ElihuSt., Zone 14.
107. Mrs. C. L. Smith, 14 Quentin St.
108. Mrs. Edward E. Chapel, P.O. Box 33.
109. William G. Park.
110. Chandler T. Green, 183 N. Main St., West
Hartford 7.
111. George H. Gilman, Jr., 149 Lafayette St., Zone
6.
112. Charles W. Roberts, 123 Ridgefield St., Zone 5.
113. John W. Carleton, Jr., 1885 Asylum Ave.,
West Hartford.
114. Rodney M. Gage, 211 Monroe St., Zone 6.
115. Helen A. Monson, 80 Wolcott Hill Rd., Weth-
ersfield 9.
116. Mrs. John Tychsen, 21 Livingston Rd., East
Hartford 8.
117. Ward Van B. Hart, 49 Robbins Dr., Wethers-
field 9.
118. Carmelo DiMauro, Olga Ave., Wilson.
119. Mrs. Harriet R. Johnston, 50 Mahl Ave., Zone
5.
120. Warren C. Lankton, 67 Greenfield St., Zone 5.
121. H. Edward Hooper, R.D. 2, Torrington.
122. Albert W. Hilding, Amston Ct.
125. Charles W. Pierson.
126. Nellie B. West, 25 Robbins Rd.
127. Agnes N. Camp, South Kent.
128. Clara E. Parmelee, Box 179.
131. Walter A. Hyde, Star Route, Jewett City.
132. Mrs. George C. Dudley, Bantam.
133. Mrs. Jacob Ackerman.
134. Mrs. J. E. Harding, Jr., R.D. 2.
136. Emma C. Redfield, Boston Post Rd.
137. Mrs. Philip Hathawav, Madison.
138. Edith C. McComb, 204 Eldridge St.
140. Barbara Balch, 41 Phelps Rd.
141. Mrs. Helen M. Dawson.
142. Mrs. Milton Lord.
143. Katherine A. Heikie, 37 Centennial Ave.
144. Harry P. Jackson, 344 Curtis St.
145. Mrs. Delia S. Bronson.
146. Mrs. Betty Shaffrick.
147. Mrs. Theodore House, R.D. 2, Box 23, East
Hampton.
148. Henrv Bacon, Newfield St.
149. Frank H. Frissell, Jr., 66 Frissell St.
150. Mrs. Mary Cope, Ridgewood Rd.
151. Richard N. Piatt, North St.
152. Mrs. Svea Thiman, 63 Laurel Ave., Milford.
154. Ernest D. Proudman.
155. Mrs. Charles Fox, Oakdale.
156. Mrs. Mary E. Miller.
157. Eugene Ferrin Clark, Mt. Sanford St.
158. Mrs. William L. Paulhamous, 4 Rowland St.
159. John W. Hayes, 150 Millville Ave.
160. Philip Peterson, 18 May Ave.
161. Russell C. Germond, 277 Lincoln St.
162. Russell J. Haigis, 30 Liberty St.
163. Robert B. Miller, 490 East St.
164. George E. Kellogg, 72 St. John PI.
165. Helen B. Beeman.
166. Harriett E. Smith, Main St.
167. Bernard G. Anderson, Box 71.
168. Edgar L. Heermance, 311 Temple St., Zone 11.
169. Fleming Norcott, 448 Orchard St.
170. Clarence J. Lavey, 82 First St., Zone 11.
172. Mrs. Emily Ibsen, 1292 Whallen Ave., Zone
15.
173. E. Harry Lewis, 981 Townsend Ave., Zone 13.
174. Mrs. Edward H. Davis, 294 Elm St., West
Haven 16.
175. Fred E. Wright, 853 Quinnipiac Ave.
176. John S. Bradley, Jr., 281 W. Rock Ave., Zone
15.
177. Luther L. Killam, 27 Spring Glen Ter., Ham-
den 14.
178. Carlton T. Bishop, 284 Alden Ave., Zone 15.
179. Beecher D. Gold, 9 Richmond Ave.
180. L. Reginald Thaver, 866 Main St., Zone 11.
181. Elsie DeWitt, 255 Hempstead St.
182. L. Russell Stebbins, c/o Natl Bank of Com-
IHGrCG.
183. Ernest Widham, Great Neck Rd., Waterford.
184. Mrs. Harold D. Patterson, 37 S. Main St.
185. Mrs. Edna R. Daigneault.
187. Mrs. Jerome P. Jackson, Sandy Hook.
188. Mrs. Martha Saunders, Saunders Point.
189. William A. Spaulding.
190. Leslie V. Brindlev, Foxon Rd.
192. Mrs. R.' H. Newton, R.D. 3, Wallingford.
193. W. R. Malona, R.D. 2, Guilford.
194. Grace L. Dickerman, Broadway.
195. Mrs. Edna Hewitt Tryon.
196. Howard E. Perkins.
197. Charlotte H. Isham, Woodbury.
198. Mrs. Helen S. Hicks.
199. Elton L. Hendrick, 1 Gilbert Ave., East
Norwalk.
200. Mrs. Jane Graham Foster, 5 Robbins Ct.
201. Helen M. Gersch, 327 Washington St.
203. Mrs. James B. Gray, Jr., 1 Lathrop Ave.
204. Fred Jackson, 149 Ball Farm Rd.
205. N. R. Sheffield.
206. Mary R. Woodruff, 94 Norton St., New
Haven.
207. Mrs. Edith H. Seeley.
208. Cecil L. Butler.
209. Lila M. Loomis, 146 Broad St.
210. Esther M. Nilson, 24 Forestville Ave.
211. Kenneth R. Williams, Russell Rd., Milldale.
212. Joseph H. Blakeslee. W. Main St.
213. Mrs. Emma B. Smith, Pomfret.
214. Alexis D. Kendrick, 1297 Poquonock Ave.,
Windsor.
215. Karl S. Newsom, 65 E. Main St.
216. Clifton L. Dawley, R.D. 1.
217. Mrs. C. P. Wallace, Waterbury Rd., Zone 82.
218. Emma M. Roberts, 285 School St.
219. Mrs. Mabel E. Chase.
221. C. B. Langstroth.
222. Mrs. Lee Vance, R. 5.
224. Mrs. John R. MacGregor, R.D. 1.
225. Andrew Twaddle, 7 Elm St.
226. Mrs. Ralph Woodruff.
227. Mrs. Harriet William Goldie.
228. Charlotte B. Norton, Lakeville.
229. Merritt B. Chalker.
230. Henry W. Clark.
231. Walter E. Clark, 12 Cedar St.
232. Esther M. Clark.
233. John Johnson, 224 Division Ave.
234. Henry S. Wells.
235. Roger W. Munch.
236. Mrs. Esther H. Smith, E. Weatogue St.
237. Mrs. Charles W. W. Pease.
238. L. A. Gowdv, R.D., Hazardville.
239. Mrs. Charles P. Williams.
240. Clarence G. Stiles.
243. Doris I. Stevens, 107 Meriden Ave.
244. William K. Pike, Danielson.
245. John Henrv, 208 East Ave.
246. Winifred Pybus, Sasco Hill Rd.
247. Mrs. Myron F. Burr.
248. Mabel G. Meyers, Grant Ave.
249. Mrs. Joseph F. Pragl, P.O. Box 42.
250. J. Henry Greaves.
251. Harold S- Carpenter, 53 Schuyler Ave.
252. Elam C. Kellstrom, 37 Midland Ave., Glen-
brook.
254. Dorothy V. Fox, P.O. Box 198.
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255. Robert C. Perkins, R.D. 1.
256. August O. Muller.
257. Helen Keyes, Stonv Creek.
258. Mrs. C. R. Grim, Box 815.
259. Mettie Eaton, 1062 Church St.
260. Mrs. Willard F. Bromage, Main St.
261. Richard G. Oat, 34 N. Third Ave.
262. John G. Talcott, Jr.
263. Mrs. Robert A. Metcalf, 7 Haase Ave.
266. Mrs. Robert Thulin.
267. Sarah C. Crosby.
268. W. Hoyt Havden.
269. Mrs. G. R. Clinton, Jr., Box 839.
270. Mrs. Raymond J. Thuillard, Box 412.
271. Mrs. Harold H. Iffland, 451 High St.
272. August Mahieu, R.D. 2, Box 760.
273. Thomas Shuchik, P.O. Box 164.
274. Raymond C. Barrows.
275. R. K. Brooks.
276. Elsie R. Clark.
278. G. Floyd Morgan, 490 N. Main St.
279. Mrs. Henry S. Nevers, Buckland Rd., Buck-
land.
280. Mrs. Fannie H. Perkins, R.D., Warren.
281. Mrs. Arthur H. Jackson.
283. William A. Service, 51 Greenleaf Ave., Zone
54.
284. Mrs. Ernest E. Wood, 37 Yates Ave., Zone 30.
285. Robert A. Jones, 158 Chipman St.
286. G. Judson Wells, 42 Lee St., Zone 73.
287. Mrs. Mary Tarullo, c/o Italian Cong. Church.
288. Gladys S. Crowlev, 1120 Baldwin St., Zone 34.
289. Stanley A. Barnes, 136 Scott Ave.
291. Walter H. Judd, 291 Farmington Ave.
292. Arthur Knittel, Knothe Lane.
293. Sylvina Norton.
294. Emily J. Chism.
295. F. Ruth Johnson, 12 S. Main St., Zone 7.
297. Mrs. Arnold D. Johnson, 74 Church St., Zone
16.
298. Isabelle M. Blake, 953 Campbell Ave., Zone
16.
300. Thomas Heath, Danbury Rd.
301. Mrs. H. L. Oppenheimer.
302. L. Maude Perrin, Star Route 6104, Putnam.
303. Richard B. Barger, 49 Tobler Ter.
304. Christopher M. Case, 90 Windham St., Wil-
limantic.
306. Carroll Parry, 982 Windsor Ave., Windsor.
307. Alice B. Olmstead.
308. Elliott P. Bronson.
310. Mrs. Harold Nearing, 59 Sycamore St.
311. C. O. Bidwell, 40 Center St.
312. Homer D. Strong, 117 Holabird Ave.
313. William Hutton, 28 Spring St.
314. Mrs. Alfred J. German, Woodtick Rd., Zone
63.
315. Mrs. Arthur O. Samuelson, Wepawaug Rd.
316. Edith M. Mallory, Main St.
317. Mrs. William Booth, 44 New Haven Ave.
318. Mrs. Louise L. Child.
EVANGELICAL PROTESTANT
1. Walter Schrader, Sayler Pk. Sta.. R. 12, Zone
33.
2. C. C". Ritter, 1142 Cheyenne Dr., Zone 16.
3. William Schoepflin, 3145 Ferguson Rd., Zone
11.
4. Elmer L. Smith, 3728 Lovell Ave., Zone 11.
5. Edwin Becker, 2219 Stradford St., Zone 19.
6. Charles Terry, 403 Grand Ave., Zone 5.
7. George Wuest, R.D. 11, Zone 31.
8. Marion Huber, 3360 Morrison Ave., Cincin-
nati 20.
9. Herbert Bossert, R. 5.
10. Edwin Hartgrove, R.D. 4, Cincinnati, Ohio.
11. Byron Henneke, R.D. 3, Cincinnati, Ohio.
12. John Kenneweg, Jr., Lippenhaver Rd.
13. Walter Dziech, 922 John St.
14. Mrs. Marie Anhofer, 1764 Llanfair Ave.,
Cincinnati 24, Ohio.
FLORIDA
1. Mrs. Thelma Dilley.
2. Frank J. G. Pulsipher.
3. H. R. Anderson, 3914 Le Jeune Rd. ^
4. Mrs. William K. Hulett, 220 Loomis Ave.
5. Edvelle S. Roys, 37 Rhode Island Ave.
6. Mrs. Matilda E. Gieges, 127 S. E. First Ave.
7. Helen E. Scott, 934 Hartford Ave.
8. Charles E. Brush.
9. E. C. Longcrier, 3337 Herschel St.
10. Harry P. Jackson, Box 65.
11. Mrs. Helen L. Archer, 425 Francis St.
12. Margaret Russ, 78-1 Poinciana St.
13. George C. Shepard, R.D. 2.
15. Mrs. W. E. Horsman, 122 N. K St.
16. J. Bruce Dick, 117 Hyde-Pkwy.
17. Mrs. William Orville Shaddix, 3226 Gifford
Lane, Zone 33.
18. Mrs. Ralph W. Hills, 33-B Venetian Way.
19. Mrs. George C. Keller, 950 McDonald St.
20. Herbert T. Waters, Box 176.
21. L. G. Jordan, Rush St.
22. Mrs. Jennie Jones, Box 286.
23. Mrs. Bertha B. Gumming.
24. Mrs. A. H. Bleekman.
25. Mrs. Lauretta K. Gaede, 728 N. M St., Lake
Worth.
26. Mrs. Dora W. Perry.
27. Mrs. L. P. Perry, 321 12th Ave., N. E., Zone 4.
28. Wayne W. Atkinson, 12795 Gulf Blvd.
29. Mrs. Clyde Stinson, 306 W. Sixth St.
31. Mrs. Florence E. Tracey, 9424 Abbott Ave.,
Miami Beach 41.
32. Mrs. H. J. Feeney, 213 Beach PI.
34. Mrs. Otto Nielsen, Box 195, Eustis.
35. Bunny Allen, 707 34th St.
36. Harold A. Ward, Jr., 1311 Palmer Ave.
GEORGIA (White)
1. Comer Ragsdale.
2. Mrs. J. J. Gilstrap, R.D. 7.
3. Mrs. James R. Taylor, 889 Virginia Circle,
N. E.
4. Mrs. H. J. Moye, 323 Forsyth St.
5. Mrs. Lennie E. Branch, Box 83.
6. Mrs. C. D. Sayer, R.D. 1, Dewey Rose.
7. J. P. Mahaffey, P.O. Box 95, Hoschton.
8. Mrs. Stewart Williamson.
9. J. B. Roebuck, R.D. 2.
10. Mrs. Mary Joe Thompson, R.D. 2.
12. R. L. Howell, 2700 Beacon Ave.
13. Mrs. Lillis Gibson, 917 31st St.
14. Mrs. Grant Helms, R.D. 3, Thomaston.
15. Mrs. Leone H. Nichols.
16. E. E. Smith.
17. Mrs. Iverline Johnson, R.D. 1, Sale City.
18. C. C. Little.
19. Mrs. J. E. Tyner, R.D. 1.
20. Rev. Crawford Moncrief, Kno.xville.
21. Howell Carroll, R.D. 1, Roberta.
22. Mrs. W. H. Foster, Forest Park.
23. Vinson Reese, 1104 Juniper St.
24. Geneva Bryant, 703 Murphy Ave.
25. J. E. Owen.
26. Mrs. W. T. Howard, R.D. 1, Zebulon.
27. Dan Summerour.
28. T. S. Corbitt, R.D. 2.
29. J. H. Abell.
30. T. L. Bishop.
32. Blanche McDaniel, 307 Hill St., Thomaston.
33. T. J. Hand, R.D. 4.
34. Mrs. Marveline Crosby.
35. Mrs. H. A. Knight, R.D. 1.
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. Narvella Hadley, Thomasville, R.D. 5.
4. Mrs. Luaner Atkins, R.D. 1, Box 131, Swains-
boro.
5. Helen Johnson, 233 Middle St.
6. Mrs. J. S. Willis, 226 Montgomery St.
7. Wilhelmina Walthour, R.D. 1, Box 190.
8. John Mcintosh, 703 W. 45th St.
10. Mrs. McFlipper, 430 Lester St.
11. Mrs. E. B. Burroughs, 62 Hanover St.
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94.
96.
98.
100.
101,
102.
108.
113,
114.
115.
HAWAII
Jerry K. Wakatsuki.
Mrs. Ida Kukawa.
Helen S. Kasai.
Abraham K. Lota.
Pearl K. Waiau — Miriam K. Kaohi.
Chitose Goto, 1239 S. King St., Honolulu.
George M. Kanakanui.
Bernaldo Paletang.
Emily K. Ewaliko.
Charles CartwTight.
K. Yoshishige.
Mrs. Dorothy Nocella.
Mrs. Florence Kong.
Ceriaco C. Camello.
Mrs. Margaret Mochida.
Samuel N. Makekau.
Eugene T. C. Yap, 430 Keoniana St.
Abel A. Rodrigues, 60 Dowsett Ave.
Eizo Okada, 1708 Olona Lane.
Wataru Shimizu, 3150 Paliuli St.
Mrs. Helen Steward, 35 New Era Lane.
Rose Lum, 82 N. Beretania St.
Fung Kai Chang, 1212 University Ave.
Consuelo Olivas, 1340 Liliha St.
Harold Hee.
Mrs. Yukie Fujioka.
Mitchell Pauole.
Elizabeth Meyers, Haiku, Maui.
Joseph K. Paki.
David Kalawaia.
Mrs. Emmaline L. Upchurch.
Kani Hao.
Ernest K. Kaja.
Mrs. Maria Kakalia.
Mrs. Lahapa Opio.
Hisayo Yukimura.
Mrs. Magdalena Migia.
Gabriel K. Puaa.
Mrs. Range.
Mori Okamura.
Mrs. Akiao Kalohelani.
Frank Ekau.
David Kealakea, Jr.
Kenneth D. Bond.
Mrs. Mew On Yap.
Damaso Barcarse.
James K. Bright.
Dr. Fred Tamanaka.
Joseph N. Komomua.
Henry C. Wedemeyer.
Daniel Fujikawa.
Samuel K. Apela.
T. Saito.
Herminia Neimida.
Mrs. Annie Punohu.
Patrick Robertson.
John Whitby.
Nancy Magata.
Eldefonzo Espania.
Helen Sasaki.
Terry Alicuben.
Dibble K. Ilae.
Cherry Iwanaga, Sprecklesville, Maui.
Nicanon Domingo.
Mrs. Helen Awai Kalili.
Apolonio Lazo.
Mrs. Rachel Dudoit.
Mrs. Melia Kapela.
Robert P. Bruce, Paia, Maui.
Mrs. Mary A. Kaapana.
Mrs. Consorcia Basan.
Goro Arakawa.
IDAHO
1. Herbert Ruff, Aberdeen.
3. Mrs. Esther UnderkoBer, R. 4.
4. Mrs. Fannie Johnson.
5. Mrs. Kate Cameron.
6. J. E. Harberd.
7. Mrs. Bernice M. Palmer.
8. Mrs. Eula Uhl.
10. Mrs. Jennie Williams.
11. Mrs. Ray Ulmer, R. 1.
13. Daisy D. Mason.
14. G. L. Bollinger, 1023 Ninth St., Rupert.
15. Mrs. Helen L. Schwabs, 151 Hawthorne Ave.
16. Susan Ewing, Baugh Apts., American Falls.
ILLINOIS
1. Mrs. Lora Stegall, 100 S. Carlysle St.
2. Mrs. Millie A. Rodgers, R. 3 A.
3. Mrs. Carl Zange, N. Hubbard St.
4. Elsie Spittler, R. 1.
5. Mrs. A. H. Sonntag, 725 Euclid Ave.
6. Lawrence E. Sitter.
9. Mrs. Paul Stehman, 7729 65th PI.
11. Ralph H. Sanford, R.D.
12. Mrs. Ethel Wells.
13. Mrs. E. W. Weir.
14. Mrs. Fern Quick, R. 2.
15. Mrs. Ethel D. Muntz, 813 Lebanon St. J
16. Mrs. Harry Tanner, R. 1, Batavia.
17. Mrs. Lucretia Hollister.
19. John A. Gustafson, R. 1, Box 293.
20. Mrs. B. W. Smith, 1312 Jefferson St.
21. Mrs. Joseph Dickinson, 3227 Harvey Ave.
22. Mrs. Ruth Aarvold, 1327 Wesley Ave.
23. Frank Benjamin.
24. Mrs. Lillie Steck, R.D. 2.
25. Harry G. Starr.
26. Mrs. Edward Bliss, 12960 S. Maple Ave.
27. George F. Wollbrink, 735 N. 28 St., Quincy.
28. Mrs. Laura Cummins.
30. Mrs. M. R. Clark.
31. Mrs. Alvar Soderdahl, 3928 Sunnyside Ave.
32. Mrs. Jessie Hinderliter.
33. Mrs. A. H. Wise.
34. Mrs. Frank Lange, R. 4, Princeton.
35. Mrs. Laura Cooper.
36. Mrs. M^Ttle Stenerson.
37. Leonard B. King, 375 S. Ave. A.
39. Mrs. Hilda Moore, 228 N. Green St.
40. Jacob Stricklett.
41. Thomas C. Shedd, 706 W. California St.,
Urbana.
42. Mrs. Virginia Armstrong, 1012 N. Sixth St.
43. Lela Dyson.
44. Mrs. W. H. Julian.
46. Mrs. Elizabeth Elder, 3444 N. Hoyne St.
47. Mourad Guleserian, 1728 W. Touhy St.
48. John A. Lazaar, 3720 N. Spaulding St.
49. Allen B. Henrikson, 705 N. Waller St.
50. Mrs. A. E. Harper, 8147 Harper St.
52. Theresa Haack, 9045 S. Racine St.
53. H. G. McEndree, 7614 Saginaw St.
55. Agnes Henricksen, 3720 N. Springfield St.
56. Mrs. G. Nitzsche, 2639 S. Harding St.
57. Mrs. Charles UUman, 3003 S. Normal St.
58. Edith Hesser, 302 E. 68th St.
59. Mrs. K. F. Moline. 7531 Kenwood Ave.
60. Henry A. Hautau, 5226 W. Monroe St.
61. Mrs. Hellen Brennen, 5018 N. Kenmore St.
62. Martha MacMillan, 5057 Balmoral St.
63. Josephine Peterson, 2652 Medill St.
64. Mrs. John Krausfeldt, 1826 Nagle St.
65. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Curry, 6203 St. Lawrence
Ave.
66. John O. Danson, 7316 S. Aberdeen St.
67. Fred H. Tracht, 5640 Kimbark St.
68. Ernest Hedges, 2647 Eastwood Ave.
69. Mrs. Loraine Mendro, 4315 N. Monitor St.
70. L. C. Haralson, 6202 S. Parkway.
71. Lois LaPoint, 2111 S. St. Louis St.
72. Mrs. Ruth Whipple, 6938 W. Medill St.
73. Frank X. Henke, 10807 S. Wood St.
74. S. C. Rogers, 7216 Vernon Ave.
75. Percy Wifford, 10636 Ave. M.
76. Frances Manthey, 4514 Wentworth St.
77. Mason B. Aldrich, 303 Cuttriss St., Park
Ridge.
78. Mrs. Winifred Spangenberg, 1545 Morse St.
79. Frank Eberle, 4628 Kasson St.
80. Mrs. Grin P. Catlin, 2036 N. Tripp St.
81. Frances DeBus, 1235 Winnemac St.
82. Mrs. Mabelle Rooney, 3978 Drexel St.
83. Martin Schneider, 10847 Ave. G.
84. Mrs. Louis Zuttermeister, 7620 Phillips St.
85. Margaret Gillun, 11949 Normal Ave.
86. V. A. Leengran, 1751 Granville St.
88. Mrs. V. Jiricek, 6455 S. Richmond St.
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89. Mrs. Alexander J. Grant, 1004 N. Keystone
St.
90. Mrs. Paul Lovern, 2121 W. Adams St.
91. Mrs. Henry A. Valkenaar, 5408 W. Cullom
St.
92. Marie G. Hermanson, 3729 N. Magnolia St.
93. Delmar C. Short, 3355 W. Eastwood St.
94. William M. Gardner, 215 Truitt St.
96. Mrs. Florence Schultz, R. 1.
97. Mrs. Maggie Abernathie.
99. Mrs. Amy A. Sears, R.D. 1.
100. W. J. Olsen, 108 First St.
101. Claude C. Miller, Oak St., R. 2.
103. Ethel B. Palmer, 203 W. Seventh St.
104. Ada E. Runyan, R.l.
105. Robert Block, 1605 Wellington St.
106. Mrs. W. B. Bishop, S. Side Country Club
Addition.
107. Margaret C. Wiltberger, 210 S. Third St.
108. Leon Cramer.
109. Mrs. W. F. Davis.
110. Mrs. Russell L. Peters, 916 Cora St.
111. Mrs. Valeria Schmengel, R.D.
113. Mrs. Lulu L. Anderson, R. 2., Princeton.
114. Clara Lacey, 4804 Highland St.
116. Bernice Shedden, 512 Liberty St.
117. Mrs. Hilda Dodson.
118. Mabel Thompson, 303 E. South St.
119. Mrs. Walter Renard, 28 S. 95th St., Belleville.
120. Lois MeWhorter.
121. Earl Burkhart, Winnebago.
122. Mrs. W. C. Ercanbrack.
123. A. W. Hausser, P.O. Box. 442.
124. Laura C. Kimball, 452 N. Spring St.
125. Mrs. A. A. Buchanan, 551 S. Mitchell Ave.
126. Roma L. Shively.
127. George Shuman.
128. Mrs. Carl Austin.
129. William F. Tempest, 2719 Reese Ave.
130. Mrs. W. S. Miller, 721 Wesley Ave.
132. Mrs. Charles A. Mosgrove, Mansfield.
133. Mrs. L. B. Lundry, R. 2, Canton.
134. Pearl Mayhew.
135. Kellogg D. McClelland, 656 N. Prairie St.
136. Cathrvn Neil, 71 Phillips St.
137. Mrs. George E. Kroll, 506 N.W. First St.
138. Mrs. Henry Doll.
139. Mrs. J. H. White, 311 Henry St.
140. Donald Graham, 523 James St.
141. H. B. Kelly, 619 Pleasant St.
142. Mrs. Kenneth R. Ford, 1141 Lincoln St.
143. Mrs. Claude Lewis.
144. Mrs. Olive M. Victor.
145. Howard L. Dysart.
146. Harry Rich.
147. Mrs. Viola Dillier, R. 2.
149. Mrs. Ed Mulligan.
151. Mrs. Herman Von Sande, R. 1, Box 68,
Mundelein.
152. Adriana DeGraff, 14717 Main St.
153. Mrs. Charles Cowger.
154. Mrs. John B. Menz, 904 Ninth St.
155. Jane Hall, 143 E. Walnut St.
156. Mrs. F. J. Paddock, R.D. 1.
158. Henry Marlowe.
159. Everett R. Brown, R. 3, Decatur.
160. Mrs. William Christiansen, R.D. 2.
161. George S. Brainerd, R.D. 2.
162. Mrs. E. W. Green, 302 Woodland PI.
163. Robert Faull, 507 Roosevelt Ave.
164. Mrs. Pearl Burns.
165. Mrs. Roy Conway.
166. J. H. Drewes, 400 S. Stone Ave.
167. Mrs. Marion Smith, R.D.
168. Mrs. Lucy Walker.
169. Luella Metzinger, 1565 Illinois St.
171. W. F. Light.
172. Mrs. Lois Schnell, R. D., Franklin Grove.
174. Mrs. Violet Craft.
175. Perry Hatch.
176. Mrs. R. L. Stephenson, 1010 Madison St.
177. Mrs. Clara LaRosa, Box 33.
178. Mrs. D. D. Barta, 421 S. Lombard St.
179. Mrs. Lena Hord, Mason.
180. Mrs. Mae Turney.
181. Mrs. Onnellee Morris, R. 2, Box 9.
182. Katharine B. Pierce.
184. William H. Rollo, 553 Rutland St.
185. Alta V. Gilbert, 414 N. Eighth St.
186. Mrs. Beulah Siddens, R. 1.
187. Mrs. Ada Chaney, 2609 Shelby St.
188. Mrs. Archie G. Nicoson, R. D., ICingston.
189. Mrs. Dorothy Vogt, 2128 S. Third Ave.
190. Ruth Nottingham, 1406 S. Second Ave.
193. Mrs. James T. Martin, 3403 Robert Ave.,
Alton.
194. Ruth Swanick.
195. John H. Baldwin.
196. Oliver H. Tripp.
197. D. H. Minto.
198. Mrs. Clarence LeFever.
199. Mrs. Sherrill Cryder, R. 3.
200. Bruce A. King, "41st St. Rd.
201. Mrs. Axel Olsen, 2410 18th Ave.
202. Mrs. Kenneth Brink, 1434 12th St.
203. Mrs. Mary Shearer, 409 39th St.
204. Mrs. Clare Jurgens.
207. Mrs. Ida Weaver.
209. Mrs. Earl Frye.
210. Mrs. Robert Paroells, 412 Highland Ave.
211. Mrs. W. W. Thompson.
212. Mrs. Olga Cowger, R.D. 6.
213. Mrs. Viola Alexander, R. 5, Box 45 A.
215. Mrs. Ethel Bower, R. 1.
216. Mrs. Glenn O. Hornback, R. 1.
217. Mrs. Gussie Hickle.
218. Mrs. Nellie Dickerson.
219. Mrs. C. B. Henry.
221. Margaret L. Wilke, R.D. 1, Batavia.
222. Mrs. Grace Rubey, 9624 49th Ave.
223. Mrs. Turner F. Smith, 530 Belleforte St.
224. Alfred Clem, 1119 Clinton Ave.
225. Fred Mat'srn, 830 N. Humphrey Ave.
226. Cora Bailiff, R. 3.
227. Erwin L. Graham.
228. Otto Watts.
229. Anna L. Eggenberger.
230. Herman Wood.
231. Mrs. Margaret Griffin, R. 6.
232. Mrs. Bertha Hursta.
233. Mrs. Delbert Bill.
234. S. V. Holt, R. D., Rio.
235. Mrs. Gertrude Heffelfinger.
236. Bertha R. Glover, 603 E. Main St.
237. Mrs. Sarah Plunkett, R. 2.
238. Mrs. Esther B. Hughes.
240. Mrs. Walter Karr, 130 S. Taft St.
241. Mrs. Roger Wharton.
242. Mrs. Alice W. Meyer.
243. Mrs. Orville Jones, 510 Tenth St.
245. W. DeWeese Johnson, 112 Clifton Ct.
246. Robert M. Mannschott, 301 E. Virginia Ave.
247. Mrs. Mabel Whitehead, 127 W.-Rouse St.
248. Everett A. Woelfel, 2028 Second St.
249. Mrs. B. W. Wilkerson.
251. Mrs. Verne Owens.
252. Fred C. Young.
253. Mrs. Eva Edgell.
254. Mrs. Harold Jensen.
255. Mrs. Mertie Stanfield.
256. Mrs. Clyde Joy, 806 S. Church St.
257. Mrs. Reba Moore.
258. Ralph E. Dean, R. 1.
260. Robert Gardner, Solon Mills.
261. Mrs. Camilla Landingham, R.D. 1.
262. Flora Moore.
263. Mrs. George Bertram.
264. Stella Furman.
265. Mrs. Ona Mitchell, R. 1, Hutsonville.
266. Mrs. Goldie Finch, 901 N. Franklin St.
269. John Early, Talcott Bldg.
270. Mrs. Myron E. Eddy.
271. Mrs. Henry F. Hyde.
272. Mrs. Agnes B. Hobart.
273. Louise Clark, 725 S. Fifth St.
276. Mrs. Donald Ellison, Pecatonica.
277. Mrs. C. P. O'Kiine.
278. Mrs. Burton Bills.
280. Mrs. Elmer Little.
281. Mrs. Roy W. Cook.
282. Mrs. C. E. Armstrong.
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283. John L. Cole, Box 15.
285. Earl K. Stuart, 1900 S. Fourth St.
286. Earl H. Janssen, 1922 S. Wirt Ave.
287. Marion R. Bradbeer, 319 W. Cleveland St.
289. Mrs. Floyd Spearman, 3245 Sangamon St.
290. Harry Over, 802 Locust St.
291. Mrs. Georgia I. Barriek.
292. Lilian Carpenter. 1009 E. Main St.
293. Nola Baughman.
294. Mrs. Enuna J. Griggs, 129 W. Cedar St.
295. Edith B. Moore.
297. Mrs. Lee Cassidy.
298. Mrs. Peter Olson.
300. MjTlie R. Boyd, 1105 N. Franklin St.
301. Rena M. Baker.
302. Helen Correll.
303. Helen Kellogg, 200 E. Daggy St.
305. L. E. Tillotson, 905 S. Race St.
306. Eloise Smith, 215 S. Summit Ave.
307. Mrs. O. L. McBride.
308. Mrs. Paul Hardin.
309. Charles E. Meador, 1509 Hickory St.
310. Mrs. Albert Burns, 144 W. Third St.
311. HattieGlos.
312. S. D. Bishop, 321 Allen St.
313. Mrs. G. A. Clough, 4636 Johnson Ave.
314. Mrs. Katherine Davis, 121 N. Scott St.
316. Mrs. Emma Wear, R. 2.
319. Millard Newlin.
320. L. A. Bower, 1216 Ashland Ave.
321. A. Harold Prasse, 839 Ash St.
322. Luvilla Nadler, R. 1, Box 41.
323. Mrs. Edwin Walter, R.
324. Walter Wheeler, 129 North St.
325. Mrs. Ralph Forth.
327. Clarence Beecher.
INDIANA
1. Garnet Smith, R. 2.
2. Mrs. Charles Lane, R. 2, Jamestown.
3. Mrs. Vecil Koch, Box 355.
4. Marcellus Hitcock, R. 1.
5. Mrs. Katie Riddle. R. 2.
8. Mrs. Herbert Stottlemyer, R. 7.
9. Donald F. Gilbert, 215 W. Park Ave.
■ 12. A. G. Harvey, R., Covington.
14. Mrs. Addie Metsker, Losantville.
15. Mrs. Hie Johnloz, R. 4.
16. Mrs. E. L. Huffman, 828 S. Main St.
17. Mrs. Mildred Cain, Box 65.
19. Mrs. Edith Mathews, R. 2. Reelsville.
20. Mrs. Mabel Kessel, R. 1.
21. Mrs. Ada Shoemaker, Geneva.
23. Evi L. Hobaugh, R. 2, Camden.
24. Juanita Johnson, R. 2, Lynn.
25. Mrs. Pauline Bruce.
26. Mrs. Alma Wetzel, R. 1, Columbus.
27. Mrs. Caroline Card, R. 2.
28. Virgil C. Meritt, R. 6.
29. John Rutter.
30. Mrs. William C. Hart, Fort Branch.
31. Mrs. Mary B. Needham.
32. Mrs. Anna Huffman, R. 5, Crawfordsville.
33. Grace H. Collins, R. 6.
34. Lela Brotherton. 304 E. Washington.
35. Mrs. H. E. Walley, 4237 Northcote Ave.
36. Mrs. Bernice Zigler, R. 2.
37. Charles Bickel, E. Jackson Blvd.
38. Mrs. Mable Penrose, 823J^ Maple Row.
39. Mrs. Wilbur EUes, 755 St. James Blvd.
40. Georgia Hoyt, R. 6, Box 158.
41. Mrs. Cecile Hunter, R. 1, Pimento.
42. Mrs. Flora Sayers. S. Main St.
44. Mrs. Orpheus Taylor, R. 1, Winchester.
46. Mrs. Faye Hunt, R. 1.
47. Mrs. Pauline Hollowav, R. 6.
48. Herbert Willis, 525 Lincoln Bk. Tower.
49. Mrs. Harrv Kepp, R. 1, Monticello.
50. Ward A. Johnson, R. 5.
51. Mrs. Frank Galvin, R. 6.
52. Nelson D. Jones, R. 1, Whiteland.
53. Russell D. Merrell, R. 2, Kokomo.
54. Minnie J. Talbot, 4363 Washington St.
55. Mrs. H. B. Cook, 412 S. Hancock.
56. Mrs. Grace Hiestand, R. 1, Yorktown.
57. Ward F. Perry, R. 1.
68. Mrs. Gladys Janney, R. 2.
59. Mrs. Perry Hartzler, 806 S. Main St.
60. Mrs. R. E. Tulley, R. 5.
61. Mrs. Paul Duncan, Box 6.
62. O. M. Aders.
63. Mrs. Bertha Burkett, R. 4, Union City.
64. Virginia Rice.
65. Mrs. Melle Lough.
66. Mrs. Bryce Clinger, 834 Ogan Ave.
68. Henry E. Gibson, R. 2, Carmel.
70. Win Noc, R. 1, Poneto.
71. Mrs. Mae Galloway.
72. Mrs. Ruby Himes, Cromwell.
73. Mrs. Stella Gray, R. 5, Lebanon.
75. Mrs. Mabel McCarty, R. 3, Liberty.
76. Mrs. W. O. Finch, 1213^ W. Mulberry.
77. Mrs. Harriet Tharp, 803 S. Elizabeth St.
78. Mrs. Agnes Mullen, R. 5, Box 361.
79. Maud M. Wilson, Andrews.
80. Mrs. Alva Korporal, R. 1, Van Buren.
81. Mrs. Bertha Wilhoite, 804 N. Jameson St.
82. Mrs. D. W. Terrill, R. 6.
83. Mrs. Roland Hackett. R. 6.
84. Mrs. Lyle Miller, R. 2, Thorntown.
85. Karl Meyer, R. 1, Jamestown.
86. Mrs. Lester L. Caldwell, R. 4.
87. Mrs. Ruby Roberts, R. 1, Kirklin.
88. Mrs. Frank Barton.
89. Glenn Spade, R. 1, Geneva.
90. Mrs. Osie Odom, R. 1.
91. Bruce M. Roll, R. 1, Walton.
92. Mrs. Ruby Roller, R. 1.
93. Bertha Conwell, Mooreland.
94. Ermel Foutz, R. 2.
95. Alice Johnson, Winchester.
97. Harry C. Moore, 510 Whites Ave.
99. Mrs. Arthur Waterman.
101. Effie Cooper.
102. Mrs. A. B. Gray, Graysville.
103. Lorena Luck.
104. John Prosser, 407 Union St.
105. Walter H. Casad, R. 4.
106. Clyde Bell, E. Monroe.
108. Claude Shelby.
109. Liu-illa Sherburne. 1207 Ribble Ave.
110. Mrs. Marjorie Dragoo, R. 1, Mooreland.
111. Arthur Cassell, R. 7.
112. Wash I. Anglin, Etna Green.
114. Mrs. Olive Mounts.
115. Mrs. Delcie Horton, R. 2.
116. Mrs. Fannie Bechtold.
118. William Arthur Scott, R. 3, Howe.
119. Mrs. Pearl Twichell.
120. Mrs. Velma Thornburg, R. 1.
121. Basil Zimmerman, R. 4, Logansport.
122. Mrs. John Thompson, 906 S. Bridge St.
123. Mrs. Millie Naher, R. 3.
124. Mrs. Glen Bosworth, R. 6.
125. Chlorus Retter, R. 1. Ridgeville.
126. Mrs. Crete N. Heston, 306 Pierce St.
127. Mrs. Julia Millspaugh, R. 1.
128. Mrs. Ada Bowman, R. 5.
130. Mrs. Florence Tate, R. 1, Forest.
131. Mrs. Violet Rayl, R. 2.
133. Lon Brooks, R. 1.
134. Mrs. Beulah Meyer, R. 1, North Manchester.
135. Mrs. Glenn Fill, 116 E. Brown St.
136. Mrs. Vern Smiley, R. 1.
137. 138, 139, & 140. Mrs. Harold Howard, South
Whitley.
141. Mrs. F. L. Miller, 119 E. Brick Rd.
142. Mrs. Emma E. Hawkins, R. 2, Gosport.
143. Mrs. Fern East, Box 141, Poseyville.
144. Mrs. Ruby J. Butler.
145. Mrs. Esta Brenneman, R. 1, Springport.
146. Mrs. Mae Alspaugh.
147. Mrs. Anna Thrailkill, R. 1.
148. Albert A. Faurot, 649 Poplar St.
149. Dorothy M. Ewing, 320 N. 18th St.
150. Mrs. Thomas Ritter.
151. Mrs. Margaret Bishop, Box 6, Atlanta.
153. Mrs. Virginia S. Cage, R. 5.
154. Carl Johnson, R. 1.
155. H. L. Vining, R. 1.
157. Mrs. Grace Jones, R. 1.
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158. Mrs. Riffle Howard, Kingman.
159. Mrs. Ollie Glawson, R. 4.
160. Leslie M. Howard, R. 3.
162. Mrs. Grace Brubaker, R. 3.
163. Mrs. Ola Dungan, R. 2.
164. Zora Kern, 30 N. Eighth St.
166. Pearl Allen, 1635 Cleveland Ave.
167. Lester M. Brown, R. 4.
168. Mrs. Ethel Clevenger, R. 2, Farmland.
169. Nelda I. Harlan, R. 3, Ridgeville.
171. Mrs. Ray Thompson.
172. Mrs. Robert Fulwider, R. 4, Crawfordsville.
173. M. L. Shroyer, R. 1.
174. Mrs. Ermel Piatt, R. 2, Galveston.
175. Mrs. Charles Taylor, R.D. 1.
176. Mrs. Elsie Banta, R. 5, Union City.
177. J. E. Harden, R. 5.
178. L. O. Rail, R. 3.
179. Mrs. Lizzie Maffett, R. 5.
180. Mertie Riegel, R. 4.
182. J. W. Lamb.
184. Nellie Hassan, R. 1.
185. Jacob Rhoades, R. 1, New Weston.
186. Isabelle Brewer, R. 2.
187. Mrs. Delilah Beams, R. 5.
IOWA
2. Mrs. Bess Hansen.
3. Mrs. William Kew.
4. Mrs. Jean Wadsworth, 53 Call St.
5. Mrs. Ernest M. Speedy.
6. H. L. Eichling, 806 Brookridge Ave.
7. Harold Heefner.
8. Georgiana Lake, R. 1.
9. Vera B. Hook.
10. Mrs. D. N. Essick.
11. Gertrude E. Talcott.
12. Ethel Morrow, 805 Cedar St.
13. Mrs. Helmer Carlberg.
14. Esther L. Scott.
17. Mrs. Harvey Ingraham.
18. Mrs. Ethel Duncan.
19. Mrs. Leota Harsh.
20. Mrs. Ed. Wheeler, R. 1.
21. Mrs. W. C. Tyrrell, Jr., Box 146.
22. Mrs. Helen Leonard, R. 4, Des Moines 13.
23. Mrs. Lura McCoskey.
24. Mrs. Newell Keele.
25. Mrs. John Corrough.
26. Dot Meacham, Brighton.
27. Mrs. E. P. Healy.
28. Ray Elman.
29. Mrs. Helen H. Hanna, 317 S. Central Ave.
30. Leslie Cook.
31. Mrs. Maurice B. Jensen.
32. Mrs. Charles Schwanke, 510 Clay St.
33. Ella Merriman, 2018 Washington Ave., S.E.
34. Mrs. Ona B. Preston, 623 Fourth Ave., N.W.
35. V. V. Brown.
36. Mrs. Ira Deam.
37. Mrs. Inez Miller, 506 N. Jackson St.
38. Harold Fritz, R., Lansing.
39. Gerene Dougherty.
40. Ross R. Rogers, 403 N. Second St.
42. Mrs. Wayne Elsbury.
43. C. B. Bickle, 749 Fourth Ave., S.
44. Vernon C. Peters, 1419 S. Third St.
46. Mrs. Luther Williams, Columbus City.
47. Mrs. Ray L. Sweet, R. 2, Charles City.
48. R. C. Borreson.
49. Mrs. Henry Mitchell.
50. Clara F. Gerst, Box 355.
51. Emil Ogren, 3206 Avenue B.
52. Lucy L. Lewis, 633 Second Ave., S.E.
63. Mrs. Leon Morrison, 911 W. Montgomery St.
55. Mrs. Oren Russell.
56. George H. Mathews.
57. E. E. Kolb, 2602 Farnam St.
58. Mrs. S. H. Nighswander, 641 E. Locust St.
59. Bess Beard, R.D.
60. Ruth E. Park.
61. Mrs. Charles A. Rawson, 3221 Grand Ave.
62. Mrs. Frank Cobb, 3912 67th St., Zone 10.
63. Mrs. W. H. Mockridge. 803 Eighth St.
66. Mrs. Albert F. Ross.
67. L. H. Kammueller, 366 W. Locust St.
68. Charles M. Glasson, 1315 W. Fifth St.
69. Mrs. Glenn L. Dewey, 1051 McCormick St.
70. Gertrude Christensen, R. 1.
71. Mrs. Anita Benedict, 409 S. Cadwell Ave.
72. Mrs. Chris Rohr.
73. Mrs. Grace W. Seifert.
74. Mrs. Francis Wilson, Strawberry Point.
75. L. W. Hall.
76. James Nuckolls.
77. Ida M. Wilke.
78. C. E. Caruth.
79. L. A. Wiedeman, R. I.
80. E. Gerry Swanton, 2007 Seventh St.
81. Mrs. Edwin Christensen.
83. Mrs. Paul Slattery.
85. Dale Gray.
86. Mary J. Cutler.
87. Mrs. Freda Speas, R. 4, Marshalltown.
89. Mrs. Carl Flanagan.
90. Mrs. Mina A. Addison.
91. Mrs. G. O. Dunkerson.
92. Ida E. Hansen, 415 N. Clark St.
94. Mrs. Arnold F. Jessen, 1842 Seventh Ave., N,
95. Mrs. Harriet Tysdal.
96. Mrs. Alma B. Ward, R. 1, Ames.
97. Mrs. R. L. Tone.
98. Elizabeth Lewis.
99. Emma L. Hanna, 7 N. Chestnut St.
100. Mrs. Carrie Young.
101. Mrs. Eldon Kurth.
102. Ruth Knights, R. 5, Marshalltown.
103. Carter David.
104. Mrs. Grace P. Peck, 913 High St.
105. Merle Harris, R.D. 1, Gilman.
107. Leslie H. Davis, 203 First St., S.E.
108. Leo Billings.
109. Mrs. Wallace Ryan, Chelsea.
110. Mrs. Sherman French, 1325 Tenth St.
111. Otto H. Johnson, 210 N. Third St.
112. Mrs. Winton Waite.
113. Alma Miller, 115 N. Dubuque Ave.
114. Mrs. John L. Thomas, R. 4.
115. Mrs. Ethel Purcell, 816 College Ave.
118. Mrs. Bessie Swanson, Box 37.
119. Mrs. Lillie Hooper, 622 Morgan St.
120. Mrs. Edward Atterberg, R. 2.
122. Mrs. F. A. Gates.
123. Mrs. Tena Brower.
124. Hilda M. Johnson, R.D. 3, Box 91, Marshall-
town.
125. C. Waagmeester.
126. Mrs. Mary CofBn.
127. Mrs. Fanny B. Harvey, Cranston.
128. Mrs. Frank Hofmesiter, R.D.
130. Mrs. Fred Meacham.
131. Mrs. George R. Trygg.
133. Carrie M. Hurley, 110 N. Division St.
134. Mrs. P. M. Carlson, R. 1.
135. M. H. Runkle, R.D. 4.
136. Mrs. Josephine Howrey, R. 1, Rockwell City.
137. Mrs. Florence Grove, 503 W. Piatt St.
139. George A. Olson, 111 N. Tenth St.
140. Mrs. John Balfanz, 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, L. 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. 1.
151. Mrs. Will Laughlin.
152. W. E. HaU.
154. George H. Jacobs, 519 Woodlawn Ave.
155. Pearle R. Barnhart, 514 W. Third St.
156. Mrs. Roy Scoles.
157. Mrs. Mont Cagley.
158. Mrs. Clarence Sharp, Kellogg.
159. Mrs. H. L. Danielson.
160. Mrs. Retta Wilkins, 810 E. Main St.
161. Mrs. Nathan W. Keith, 603 W. 5th St.
162. Mrs. Raymond Hesson, R. 1.
163. Mrs. Edith E. MacArthur.
164. Harriet M. Wilmarth.
165. Mrs. MUdred Black, R. 1, Winfield.
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IOWA (Continued)
Bernard O. Dugdale, 315 W. Fifth St., S.
Mrs. Dennis J. Clark.
Maude Holmes.
Mrs. Eva L. Jessup, R. 1, Creston.
E. J. Scofield.
Sidney Tovrea, 1313 High Ave., W.
R. S. Findlay.
John R. Willmott.
Mrs. Max Riley, 405 N. Sheridan Ave.
Axel O. Ask, 1315 E. Fourth St.
Martha Johnson, 616 W. Mary St.
Mrs. Earl J. Becker.
Mrs. Art Johnson.
Harry Smith.
D. A. Bacan.
Mrs. Otto Koenemann, 811 Hammond St.
Mrs. B. L. Robinson.
Mrs. Stella Miles.
Mrs. O. J. Reimers, 510 S. Adams St.
Mrs. Maude Breeding, Box 345.
Hazel Cleveland, Hornick.
Louis C. Hagedorn.
Mrs. Marvel Whitten.
Mrs. C. B. Osborne.
Mrs. Joanna Witmer, R. 2.
W. S. Milroy, R.D. 3, Manchester.
Mrs. Mary P. Wolf.
Grace E. Scott, 613 Ninth St.
Florence M. Kemp, 115 E. Clarinda Ave.
Bernice Willemssen, Box 126.
Tom Elliott, 3226 Myrtle St.
Mrs. Mildred Sears, 1711 Isabella St.
Mildred Blount, R.D. 2.
Mrs. A. L. Calderhead.
Henry Franz.
Anna Pitcher, 706 Fourth Ave., E.
Mrs. Jennie Howard.
Mrs. Ruth L. Moulton.
Mrs. C. M. Rice.
B. F. Thomas.
Mrs. Dettluf Bebensse, R. 2, Council Bluffs.
Robert Ambrose.
Irba Kale.
Edna Buckwalter.
Paul Kouba.
H. E. Colby, 1155 Bertch Ave.
Mrs. T. F. Kenny, 41 Mulberry St.
Mrs. Eliza E. Hiinerberg.
Olive Bateman, 818J4 First St.
Mrs. Esther Skow, R. 2.
Mrs. O. B. Lilly.
Mrs. C. C. Whiting.
Mrs. C. C. Dane.
Mrs. Coe Braden.
Mrs. Alice Waterhouse, R.D. 2, Coggon.
KANSAS
Albert Adolf, Beeler.
Mrs. Helen Cate.
Niles C. Endsley.
Mrs. Laura B. Whitney, 508 N. Jennings St.
Mrs. Charles A. Berdzell, 1227 S. K St.
Joan Macy.
Mrs. N. G. F. Douglass.
George Wittman.
B. W. Gardner.
Mrs. Mary D. Jessee.
Mrs. Henry Kilian, 222 W. Sixth St.
Zona B. Branton, Bellaire.
Mrs. A. J. Kenwell, 520 Columbia St.
Mrs. Pauline Markley, R. 2.
Mrs. Will Bare, R. 1.
Fred W. Winter.
Mrs. Letta M. Tate.
Mrs. A. H. Schutte.
Mrs. J. E. Seger.
Sarah A. Atherton, 828 Exchange St.
Mr. Lloyd Lewis, R. 4.
Mrs. Maurice Hartman, 311 N. School St.
Mrs. Minola Burke.
Mrs. Inez A. Dunn, 913 First St.
Mrs. Ray Duncan.
Guy G. Gordon, 2537 17th St.
Mrs. John Schoonover.
Paul Szidat, 1124 W. Walnut St.
34. Zella M. Andrews, 214 Oregon St.
35. Mrs. D. C. Martindell, 309 E. 12th St.
36. Mrs. M. M. Crossfield, 901 W. Cottonwood St.
37. Mrs. Frank Korab, 816 N. Washington Blvd.
38. Mrs. Ida Carpenter, 3004 W. 43rd St.
39. Mrs. H. T. Ford, 119 Barber St.
40. Mrs. Albert Dunwell, 2207 S. 26th, R. 6.
41. Mrs. Amy Bishop, R. 4.
42. Robert Draut.
43. Mary McMahon.
44. Alice Campbell.
45. Mrs. Marie Smith, 1208 E. 13th St.
46. W. W. Bennett, 236 Fifth Ave.
47. Mrs. Roy Wills.
48. Ed Riedel.
49. Alice Hobb.
50. Mrs. Mildred Persinger.
51. Mary Anderson.
52. Verna Shaw, 109 S. Main St.
63. Mrs. M. C. Dotson, R. 7, Wichita.
■ 54. F. I. Burt, 1127 Bluemont St.
55. Mrs. Bertha Weaver.
56. Mrs. Frank Swanson.
57. Mrs. Eva Davis.
68. William K. Sanford.
69. Mrs. Leona Colip.
61. Loren Elliott, R., Colwich.
62. Oliver Rice.
63. Mrs. Maude Durham.
65. Florence Abbey, 217 E. Third St.
66. Effie E. Parker, 601 W. Park St.
67. M. L. Van Ornam.
68. E. S. Anderson.
70. Mrs. Roy Hays.
71. Clara Kaiser, 324 W. Fifth St.
72. Lester R. Love.
74. Mrs. Joe Nunemaker, Langdon.
75. Mrs. Sylvia Finley, R. 2, Brewster.
77. Wilber Rankin.
78. P. R. Steinle, Dorrence.
79. Mrs. Joe McGinty, 125 S. Fifth St.
80. Mrs. A. R. Plumer, 503 Madison St.
81. Mary Gaston.
82. Margaret Ludvickson.
83. Mrs. B. M. Shandley.
84. Minnie Deister.
85. Mrs. Hannah Urbansky.
86. Mrs. C. W. Totten.
87. Mrs. J. B. Winslow.
88. Mrs. Ethel B. Hunter, 1250 Clay St.
89. Mrs. W. B. Hixson, 355 Jewell St.
90. Mrs. James C. Freer, 1195 Gage Blvd.
91. Phyllis E. Gross, R. 6.
92. Mrs. R. T. Bartch.
93. Mrs. Earle June.
95. Fern Normandin.
96. Jean Young, 908 W. Harvey St.
97. Mrs. A. S. Robson.
98. Raymond Goodman.
100. H. R. Turner, 842 N. Lorraine St.
101. Mrs. Jessie E. Hanscom, 201 N. Spruce St.
KENTUCKY-TENNESSEE (White)
1. Mrs. Delia McPherson, 602 Poplar St.
2. Minnie Griggs.
4. George M. Humble.
5. Emerson P. Poste, 1320 Dugdale St.
6. Edmund TurnbuU, Deep Draw Rd., Cumber-
land Homesteads.
7. Henry Lewis.
8. Mrs. Conway Johnson.
9. C. E. Sumner.
10. R. S. Starring.
11. Albert G. Riley, Commerce Title Bldg.
12. Mrs. E. T. Krueger, 3100 Overlook Dr.
13. Mrs. Perley F. Ayer.
14. Mrs. Ethel Hugbett.
16. Hannah E. Roberts.
LOUISIANA (White)
1. Douglass John.
2. Mrs. J. Q. Adams, 712 E. Charles St.
3. Mrs. Gene Reynolds, Oberlin.
4. Mrs. Odell Garlington.
5. Thomas A. Sconce.
6. Mrs. Nellie Huval, R. 1.
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LOUISIANA (White) (Continued)
7. Wanda Lee Jackson, R. 1.
9. O. T. Cotton, R. 4.
8. June E. Wright, 212 N. Sixth St.
LOUISIANA (Colored)
1. Mrs. Grace M. Neal, 310 S. St. Charles St.
2. Valmont Sparrow, R. 1, Box 32, New Iberia.
3. Joseph Boykins, Ellen IDale Star R.
4. Mrs. Lizzie Lee-Brown, Box 85.
5. Mrs. Rebecca Palmer, R. D. 2, Thibodaux.
6. Louis Simmon, Jr., Box 54.
7. Josephine Porter, 1600 Barrow St.
8. Mrs. Eve Thompson, 335 Franklin St.
9. Mrs. Cora L. Conway, Star R. A, Box 59, New
10. Mrs. L. b. Mack, 520 Weeks St.
11. Mrs. Udoxia Whitfield, 2940 Pauger St.,
Zone 19.
12. Mrs. Eloise A. Thornhill, 2216 Second St.,
Zone 13.
13. Henderson H. Dunn, 2924 Louisiana Ave.,
New Orleans 15.
MAINE
1. Mrs. Ruby Stone.
2. Mrs. Hazel M. Wardwell, R.D. 1, East
Stoneham.
4. Mrs. Mary E. Jordan, Amherst.
5. Mrs. Alice B. Thurston.
6. Mrs. Arthur R. Cummings.
7. Mrs. Clayton S. Turner.
8. Leslie M. Cole, 162 Whitney St.
9. Mrs. Edward A. Parker, R.D. 2A, Auburn.
10. Lovinia W. Simpson, 52 Foster Ave.
11. Marjorie Grover, Bond Brook Rd.
12. Mrs. Maud Burnell.
13. Carl E. Delano, 31 Harthorn Ave.
14. Mrs. Laura E. Nash, 30 Lane St.
15. Mrs. June Garran, R.D. 1, Bangor.
16. Mrs. Irving Devoe, 221 Elm St.
17. Dr. Forrest B. Ames, 11 Graham Ave.
18. Mrs. H. C. Copp, 15 Federal St.
19. Jane Goodman, 18 Allen St.
20. Luther S. Thompson, 19 Andrews Rd.
21. Mrs. W. Addison Hartshorn, 24 Condon St.
22. Walter G. Hatch, R.D. 3, Belfast.
23. Mrs. Kate R. Wood, R.D. 2, Waterville.
24. Mrs. Pearl A. Tibbetts.
26. George D. Love, 121 North St., Saco.
27. Mrs. Forrest Gilman.
28. Mrs. Annie B. Walsh.
30. Mrs. Lillian M. Emerson.
31. Mrs. B. W. Rand, 41 Oak St.
32. Villa T. Stahl, Star Route, Waldoboro.
33. Harlev C. Bulk, 132A Wilson St.
34. Fred H. Lindsay, 609 S. Main St.
35. Minnie G. Lewis, R.D. 1.
36. Mrs. Gertrude A. Irish.
37. Mrs. Julia M. Chadbourne.
38. Milton W. Russell.
39. Mrs. H. S. Pattershall.
40. Mrs. Anna Tapley Cotton.
41. Mrs. Charles H. Baker.
42. Mrs. Esther Ellis.
43. Samuel A. Ladd, Jr., 302 Massachusetts Hall.
44. Mrs. George L. Blodget.
45. Mrs. Harry Bolstridge.
46. Mrs. Inez E. Hayden.
47. Mrs. Alice R. Bodge.
48. Mrs. Marian E. I. Hague, R.D. 3.
49. George B. Bates, 14 Lincoln St.
50. Mrs. J. W. Cook, Sr., R.D. 60, Calais.
51. Hayden Wright.
53. Mrs. Walter E. York.
54. Mrs. Margaret Harvey.
55. Mrs. Fred Oliver.
56. Beatrice E. Spurling.
57. Annie S. Ricker.
59. Mrs. Evelyn T. Hodgdon.
60. Mrs. Florence B. Watkins.
61. Mrs. Alice M. Stanley.
62. Mrs. Natalie H. Beal.
64. Mrs. Mertie Smith, R.D. 2.
65. Mrs. Beatrice H. Marshall.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
90.
91.
92.
93.
94.
96.
97.
98.
99.
100.
101.
102.
103.
105.
106.
107.
108.
109.
110.
111.
112.
113.
114.
116.
117.
118.
119.
120.
121.
122.
123.
124.
125.
127.
128.
129.
130.
132.
133.
134.
135.
137.
138.
139.
140.
141.
143.
144.
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.
152.
153.
154.
155.
156.
157.
158.
Capt. Ralph A. Gray.
Mrs. Vera Snowman.
Dennis E. Gray.
Hazel M. Ingalls.
Mrs. Eliza Lyons.
Mrs. Mary E. Coding.
Mrs. Fred W. Sterling.
Mrs. Ida Z. Eveleth, R.D. 2, Lisbon Falls.
Mrs. Bertha Wass.
Mrs. Vera York.
Alice M. Green.
Annie Adams.
Mrs. Maynard F. Douglas.
Mrs. Robert Day, 43 Court St.
Mrs. Caroline B. Kinney.
Henrv T. Merrill, R.D. 5.
Mrs. Hazel T. Newman, 39 High St.
Mrs. Edith Thurston.
Mrs. Alice Flint.
Alice C. French.
Mrs. William B. Pinkham.
Mrs. Maude S. Hopkins.
Effie M. Flye.
Mrs. Annie Young, South St.
Ellen Talbot, R. 2, Freeport.
Abby E. Ballard.
Mrs. Cecil Lackey.
Electa A. McLain, 62 State St.
Mrs. Mae Colson.
Mrs. Louise C. Doughty.
Mrs. Elmoe L. Roberts.
Mrs. Estelle Spaulding, 28 Union St.
C. Arrene Nickerson.
Mrs. Emma Colwell.
Mrs. Aline L. Wilson, R.D. 2, Brunswick.
Mrs. Nellie L. Scribner, East Hiram.
Mrs. Marguerite Hodgkins, R. 5.
Mrs. Lillian A. Maddocks.
M. Louise Cummings, 4J^ Highland Ave.
Mrs. Dora Sawtelle, R.D.
Mrs. Rhoda Herbert.
Ava M. Rich.
Mrs. Grace N. Sterling, Moose River.
Ora M. Morton, R. 2.
Mrs. Homer F. Worcester.
Roy A. Evans, 43 Storer St.
Mrs. Mary L. Benson.
Mrs. Eleanor M. Hamm, 92 Whipple Rd.,
Kittery.
J. Percy Amee.
Mrs. Mildred Foster.
Walter R. Lord. .
Mrs. Florence Myers, 129 Wood St.
Forrest W. Carpenter.
Mrs. Dorothy M. Chick.
Mrs. Ida C. Houston, Taylor St.
Mrs. Ellen R. Connors, R.D. 1, Lincolnville.
Mrs. Rachel Rathbun, R.D. 2.
Sophronia S. Teel.
James C. Kilgour, Jr.
Mrs. Alice L. Maker, 26 Summer St.
Stella A. McEacharn, 49 Center St.
Mrs. Ruth G. Pettegrove.
Ernest C. Weston, 98 Madison Ave.
Mrs. Claude Linnell, Wentworth Location,
N. H.
Mrs. Ada F. Smith, R.D., Machias.
Mrs. Tom Carney.
Henrietta H. Ames.
Melvin N. Royal.
Richard Gallop, Ridlonville.
Mrs. Ella P. Grant.
Mrs. Frank H. Kent.
Mrs. William T. Thorndike.
Mrs. Jennie P. Giddinge, R.D. 4.
Mrs. Avis C. Keene, Hebron.
Mrs. Susie Bragdon.
Fred M. Hescock.
Mrs. Norma C. Fernald, Mt. Desert.
Mrs. Samuel W. (Jandage.
Mrs. Frank Tracy.
Mrs. Nina J. Cheney, Head Tide.
Raymond T. Cole.
Mrs. Ruth A. Moulton.
Roland C. Chandler.
John K. Folsom.
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MAINE (Continued)
159. Mrs. Harry C. Jackson.
160. Mrs. Nellie Hooper.
162. Mrs. Frances Voter.
163. Mrs. Ralph F. Ketcham.
164. Mrs. Ruby A. Grant.
165. Lydia Y. Kimball, R.D. 2.
166. Mrs. Effie C. Heath, R.D. 2.
167. Richard Gray, Beal St.
169. Mrs. Helen Hammond, Stillwater.
171. Mrs. Ina B. Crook, R.D. 3, South Brewer.
173. Mrs. Maud WiUard.
174. Mrs. Kate Starbird.
175. Gilbert P. Stevens, 14 High St.
176. Jack Immonen, R. 1, Box 31B, Buckfield.
178. Bessie E. Walker.
180. F. M. Lapham, R.D. 2, Gardiner.
182. Mrs. Donat Pelletier.
183. Theodore B. Fobes, 106 Commercial St., Zone
3.
184. Richard H. Goodrich, 102 Morning St., Zone 3.
185. Ida E. Cummings, 1170 Congress St., Zone 4.
186. Carl C. Coffin, 135 Glenwood Ave., Zone 5.
187. Tennys B. Wadsworth, 101 Codman St., Zone
5.
188. Helen M. Wells, 11 Abbott St., Zone 5.
189. Enos E. Johnson, 367 St. John St., Zone 4.
190. Mrs. James H. Jackson, 25 Abbott St., Zone 5.
191. William J. Pervier, R.D.
192. Elaine Rafford, Church St.
193. Mrs. Elwood Brown.
194. Mrs. H. Ethel Mann.
195. Mrs. Albion Goodwin.
196. Jesse E. Bradstreet, 57 Suffolk St.
197. Mrs. Clara M. Stein.
198. Mrs. Florice B. Goddard, Rumford Center.
199. Mrs. Harry S. Nielsen, 263 Beach St.
201. Mrs. Emma M. Jones.
202. John V. Tucker, 301 Main St.
203. Elwood L. Howard, R.D. 1, Sangerville.
204. Mrs. Gladys E. Wyman, R. 1.
205. Mabel A. Dodge.
206. James H. Duncan.
207. Mrs. Florence Park Griffin.
208. Mary A. Babb, Convene.
209. Emily Crockett.
212. Mrs. George O. Carr, 19 Cedar St.
213. Mrs. Esther Hunnewell.
214. Jennie deR. Ricker.
215. Mrs. Emma Alley.
216. Mrs. Beulah M. Duffy, 8 Edwards St., Zone 7.
217. Mrs. Charles W. Huntley, 12 MacArthur Cir-
cle, W., Zone 4.
218. Anselm Aho, Box 26, St. George Rd.
219. Elizabeth Lawler.
220. E. Augusta Trask.
222. Mrs. Horace G. Buzzell.
223. Mrs. George Dole.
224. Mrs. Harry E. Guptill.
226. Mrs. Sarah M. Grover.
228. Mrs. Eva Knowles.
230. Mrs. Charlotte Hicks Bradeen.
231. Mariane E. Kennison.
232. Mrs. Hazel B. Morris.
233. Mrs. Mary L. Waldo, 37 Gleason St.
234. Mrs. Dorrice L. Cross.
235. Mrs. Eleanor Cochran, Zone 3.
236. Mrs. W. H. Kittredge, R.D.
237. Mrs. Bertha Denbow, R. 2, Lubec.
238. Charles Talbot, R.D. 1.
239. Mrs. C. A. Judkins.
240. Winifred Watson.
241. Evelyn G. Morgan, R.D. 1.
242. Mrs. Doris Porter, R. 1.
243. Mrs. Annie Moholland, R.D. 7.
244. Mrs. Carl Metcalf, Waite.
245. Mrs. Frances K. Spear.
246. Mrs. Charlotte M. Fillebrown.
247. Chester L. Holt.
248. Winthrop Stanley, College Ave.
249. Mrs. Dorothy S. Winter.
250. Mrs. Frances J. Moody, Post Rd.
251. Mrs. Clark Newcombe.
252. Donald K. Saunders, 4 Burton St.
253. Charles A. Gooding, 78 Methodist Rd.
254. Mrs. Genevieve N. Dinsmore.
255. Mrs. E. J. Palmer.
256. Mrs. Herbert W. Sewall.
257. Mrs. Mildred T. Harlow, R.D. 2, Gorham.
258. Mrs. Minnie C. Garland, R.D. 2, Waterville.
259. Mildred C. Haley.
260. Mrs. B,. R. Rogers.
261. Mrs. Madeleine F. Reed.
262. Mrs. Percy Bailey.
263. Mrs. Mabel S. Ward, 14 High St.
264. Mrs. Emma A. Boardman, Belmont Ave.
265. Florence A. Paul.
MASSACHUSETTS
1. Barbara Packard, 63 Walnut St.
2. Mrs. Blanche Bailev, 22 Bates St.
3. Mrs. Charles E. Smith, Brook St.
4. Nellie A. Campbell, Box 170.
5. Charles F. Reid, 52 Cranhall St.
6. Mrs. Anna C. Pond, 719 Main St.
7. Mrs. Nettie D. Hastings, 23 Southwick St.
8. Hazel B. Edgar, 30 Orchard St.
9. Mrs. Irene L. Wilson, 338 Main St.
10. Ruth E. Sherburne, 89 Prospect St.
11. Mrs. Bessie D. Tavlor, 29 Hazel Ave.
12. Mrs. E. M. Parrott, 30 Harris St.
13. Eleanor F. Bishop, 21 Spaulding St.
14. Mrs. Kenneth Thayer, R.D. 1.
15. Steven T. Bvington.
16. Mrs. John S. Angus, 135 Main St.
17. Arthur W. Bassett, Hidden Rd.
18. Herbert P. Carter, 181 Lowell St.
19. Reginald V. Downs, 10 Stevens Ter., Zone 74.
20. Mrs. Donald O. Nylander, 70 Buena Vista Rd.,
Zone 74.
21. Bertha M. Davis.
22. Mabel L. Adams, Main St.
23. Luther H. Hayes.
24. Jonathan Sears.
25. Edson C. Gates, 14 Esty St.
26. Leslie W. Briggs, 996 Pleasant St.
27. Emily B. Shaw, 29 Dean St.
28. Mrs. J. Sherburne Gammon, 579 Newport Ave.
29. Eugene O. Parsons, 6 Leicester St.
30. Mrs. Holden C. Harlow, 21 Coolidge Rd.
31. Mrs. Helene J. Crocker.
32. Merton V. Dottridge, School St.
33. Carl Lecmatairren.
34. Mrs. Ruth A. Gilman, Church St., R.D.
35. Mrs. Grace S. Whippee, Pleasant St.
37. Mrs. Ruth R. Johnson.
38. Mrs. Paul B. Webber. 18 Hillside Ave.
39. Mrs. Belding F. Jackson, S. Main St.
40. Claude Beairsto, 196 White St., Zone 78.
41. Joseph G. Van Norman, 49 Pilgrim Rd., Zone
78.
42. Marion B. Steuerwald, 5 Colonial Ter., Zone
78.
43. Mrs. Luella A. McCall, R.D. 1.
44. Joe W. Davis, 1790 Farm Rd., R.D., Hudson.
45. Mrs. Percy Buchan.
46. Helen V. Gay, 10 Pearl St.
47. Mary P. Goodwin, 30 Hillcrest Ave.
48. Fred H. Wallis, 27 Conant St.
49. Jacob W. Johnson, 20 Sturtevant St.
50. Mrs. Waldo H. Dow, 9 Summer St.
51. Mrs. Eva M. Gardiner, Washington St.
52. Leslie W. Gross, Chadwick St., North Billerica.
53. Mrs. Mabel B. Bent, R.D. 1, Woburn.
54. Morton C. Matteson, Prospect St.
55. Susan E. Tiffany, Hotel Kimball, Springfield 3.
56. Mrs. Lorinda L. Gibbs, N. Blandford.
57. Ernest W. Shaw, 11 Greylock Rd., Zone 34.
58. Arsen Boojicanian, 109 Standish Rd., Water-
town.
59. Dr. Roy B. Stewart, 56 Dunboy St., Zone 35.
60. Earle B. Thrasher, 78 Surrey St., Zone 35.
61. James H. Finger, 67 Newbury St.
62. Mona E. Shute, 29 Auburn St., Zone 29.
63. Lucia Mikaelian, 9 Ellery St., Zone 38.
64. Mrs. C. P. Corkum, 63 Vinson St., Zone 24.
65. Mrs. Stella L. Ziegler, 44 Wendover St., Zone
25.
66. Chester W. Pike, 46 Rockwell St., Zone 24.
67. Hannah Drummond, 167 Eliot St., Milton 87.
68. Mrs. R. E. Simington, 20 Saratoga St., Zone
28.
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69. Louis Mariano, 464 Summer SI., Zone 28.
70. Sven J. Hvoslef, 35 Norway Park, Hyde Park
36.
71. Bertha Holzer, 29 Collins St., Zone 36.
72. Ruth B. Higbee, 98 Beacon St., Zone 36.
73. Abraham Shire, 82 Glen Rd., Zone 30.
74. Mrs. Richard Douglas, 7 Lamartine PI., Zone
30.
75. Alban F. Rosene, 6 Massachusetts Ave., Zone
15.
76. Mrs. Mildred Eames, 35 McKone St., Dor-
77. Harold S. Davis, 42 Mt. Vernon St., Zone 8.
78. Walter W. Newton, 32 Chatham St., Cam-
bridge 38.
79. Charles P. Raymond, 29 Arborough Rd., Zone
31.
80. Percival FitzGerald, 125 Aspen Ave., Auburn-
dale 66.
81. Carl J. Youngren, 44 Alleghany St., Roxbury
20.
82. Jens O. Omdahl, 903 Pleasant St., Milton 86.
83. Mrs. Irene Robinson, 170 Walnut St.
84. Dr. Horatio S. Card, 411 Massachusetts Ave.
85. Mrs. Doris B. Co.x, 257 Emerson St., Zone 27.
86. John MacDonald, 38 St. Botolph St.
87. Mrs. Laura P. Forde, 12 Ivory St., Zone 32.
88. G. Waldo Livermore, Hill Rd., R.D.
89. Winnifred C. Parkhurst, Brook-View Rd.
90. Mrs. E. W. Chadwick, Main St.
91. Margaret L. Adams, Diamond Hill Ave.
92. Gordon F. Hainsworth, 5 Spruce St.
93. G. Waldo Sampson, 77 Pond St., Zone 85.
94. Mrs. Lester M. Lane, 344 Titicut St., State
Farm P.O., South Bridgewater.
95. Marjorie Barker, 721 Pleasant St.
96. Mrs. E. G. Clark.
97. Mrs. Mary P. Worby
98. Carrie H. Thacher, 297 Moraine St., Zone 31.
99. Mrs. Nannie Baker, 121 Foster St.
100. Howard J. Kennedy, 39 Clarence St., Zone 38.
101. Clara M. Keith, 1219 Main St., Brockton 28.
102. Mary-B. Faunce, 114 Cherry St., Brockton.
103. Dorothy M. Gates, 16 Hale St.
104. Mrs. Clarence E. Buffum, Mill St., R.D. 86.
105. William MacBurney, 1450 Beacon St., Zone
46.
106. Frederick A. Leavitt, 166 Tappan St., Zone 46.
107. Charles W. Trow.
108. Orray S. Skelton, Cambridge St., Burlington.
109. Kathryn Brown, R.D., Rowley.
110. John W. Norris, 53 Foster St., Zone 38.
HI. Frank H. Davis, 33 Arlington St., Zone 40.
112. Helen F. Carroll, 53 Fairmont St., Zone 39.
113. Walter F. Russell, 140 Elm St., Zone 39.
114. Mrs. Frank L. Ervin, 67 Independence St.
115. Mrs. Helen L. Wilkie, East St.
116. Florence G. Washburn.
117. Mrs. Ruth C. Bremer.
118. Fred O. Bicknell.
119. Harriet A. Waldron, R.D., Dodge.
120. Mrs. Barbara Bobbins, Orleans Rd.
121. Sidney E. Dupee, 246 Acton Rd., South
Chelmsford.
122. Albert McEvoy, 1 Gay St., P.O. 65.
124. Minnie S. Chapin, 115 Washington Ave.,
Zone 50.
126. Joseph M. Sherwood, Box 28, Huntington.
126. Mrs. Eva B. Howard, Huntington St.
127. Olive A. Healy, West Chesterfield.
128. Mrs. Nancy M. Rodgers, 30 Butler Ave.
129. Ruth E. McKinstry, 135 McKinstry Ave.
130. Albert W. Roberts, 13 Davenport St.
131. John D. Hamilton, 153 Water St.
132. Mrs. Neil K. Hackler, 18 Birch St.
133. Mrs. Walter W. Wheelwright, Jr., R.D.,
Cohasset.
134. Richard W. Towle, Summer St.
135. Mrs. Sarah W. Coombs, R.D.
136. Willard H. Smith, 50 Thoreau St.
137. Ethel M. Bacon, 67 Lexington Rd.
138. Mrs. Florence H. Munson.
139. Mrs. Wyndom Morey, Box 74.
140. John I. May, Sunny Side.
141. Reuben C. Pierce, 40 Central Ave.
142. Esther Usher, 20 Center St.
143. Alton F. Scott, 44 Wadsworth St.
144. Carrie N. D. Potter, 259 State Rd.
145. Gladys L. Howland, 74 Rockland St.
146. Roderick E. Thomson, 474 Washington St.
147. Charles W. Stahl, 55 Grandfield St.
148. Arthur E. Clark, R.D., Box 58.
149. Mrs. Myron D. Hager, 127 Main St.
150. Anna M. Nickerson, Main St.
161. Mrs. Arthur Hallett, 94 Main St.
162. Herman H. Frost, 2211 Riverside Ave., Som-
153. Mrs. Lillian I.Horton, New St.
154. Mrs. M. C. Buxton, Main St., Douglas.
155. Mrs. Baylis G. Aldrich.
156. J. Wilbert Hutton, Hutton Rd.
157. Eben T. Fox, 114 Marsh Hill Rd.
158. Louis V. Eklund, 68 Clark Ave.
159. Bertha E. Whiting, Box 21.
160. Alice L. Butterfield, Pleasant St.
161. Helen C. .Jones, Washington St., R.D.
162. Mrs. W. E. Dougherty, 256 Cedar St., Box 236.
163. Charles H. Johnson, 167 Main St.
164. Mrs. Lincoln E. Cruikshank, 26 Rankin Ave.
165. Godfrey E. Anderson, 44 Seaver St.
166. Mrs. Luella I. Smith, Masapoag Ave., North
Easton.
167. Theodore S. Wimpenney.
168. Neils G. Larson, R.D. 3, Great Barrington.
169. Mrs. Lilla L. W. Brown, 2 Prospect St.
170. Harry L. Dresser, 43 State Rd.
171. Addie B. Hobbs, 21 Main St.
172. Mrs. Seth E. Dunklee, 806 Broadway, Zone 49.
173. Alfred N. Taylor, 142 Linden St., Zone 49.
174. Wilber G. Hayward, 60 E. Emerson St., Mel-
rose 76. .
175. Evelyn C. Lind, 18 Summer St., Zone 49.
176. John H. Tripp, 52 Center St.
177. Harry T. Ashworth, 1051 County St.
178. Russell K. Adams, 1012 Madison St.
179. Mrs. Robert F. Burnett, 242 Lincoln Ave.
180. Alice M. Pettev, 530 Wilson Rd.
181. Mrs. Nathan S. Ellis, Hatchville.
182. Allan C. Williams, Harbor Ave.
183. Mrs. Mildred N. Smith.
186. Gilbert M. Brooks, Pearl Hill Rd.
187. Mrs. Saimi Jarvinen, 202 High St. •
188. Alice Pretzer, 15 Norval Ave.
189. Harry M. Hall, 304 Mt. Elam Rd.
190. Elsie Pease, 23 Neponset Ave.
191. Mrs. Gladys Melvin, 13 Oliver St.
192. Blanche E. Partridge, 139 Lincoln St., Fram-
ingham.
193. Mrs. Mary S. Dawson, 73 Revere St., Boston.
194. Mrs. Clinton S. Clark, 144 Hillside Rd.
195. Mrs. Ethel M. Grinnell, Mill St.
196. Mrs. Susie R. Lyon, Water St., Assonet.
197. Mrs. Carrie L. Bralev.
198. Alvin C. Holm, 41 Westford St.
199. Mrs. Aino Sipila, 152 Pearl St.
200. Mrs. Ruth B. Stetson, 16 Pond St.
201. Mrs. W. A. Boyle, Gill.
202. Mrs. Bertha E. Gould, 1115 Washington St.
203. Mrs. Helen C. Abbott, 18 Fuller St.
204. Mrs. George E. Russell, 47 Summer St.
205. Mrs. Edward Roberts, 596 Essex Ave.
206. Henry W. Packard.
207. Mrs. Margaret E. Gillespie, 12 North St.
208. Matthew I. Chase, 290 Providence Rd., Far-
numsville.
209. Mrs. John H. Scott, Pleasant St.
210. Mrs. Minnie E. Webb, Box 45.
211. Mrs. Anna J. Brooks, West Granville.
212. Wesley R. Taylor, 21 Gilmore Ave.
213. Mrs. Frederick E. Chamberlin, Box 35.
214. Charles W. Pierce, 314 Chapman St.
215. Helen G. Johnson, 127 Shelburne St.
216. Philip N. Glazier, 13 Forest Ave.
217. Elizabeth H. Blanchard, Common St.
218. Mrs. Marion E. Rust, Box 42E, R.D., Shirley.
219. Mrs. Kenneth Moody, R.D. 4., Georgetown.
220. Miriam F. Searle, East St.
221. Mrs. Evelyn Day Ruddeforth, 308 N. Pleasant
St., Amherst.
222. Mrs. Dorothy E. Briggs, Pratt St.
223. George H. Sprague, 93 Bridge St.
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224. Ben F. Libby, R.D. 1, East Longmeadow.
225. Mrs. Harriette J. FhTin, Broadway, Hanover
226 David B. Clemons, 417 High St.
227. Mrs. Robert H. Buslow.
228. Mrs. Charles F. Hitchcock, Barre Rd.
229. Annie M. Reed.
230. Mrs. John H. Paine, Parallel St.
231. Mrs. Madeline Eldridge.
232. Clifford L. Belden, North Hatfield.
233. Alfred E. Davies, 105 Haseltine St.
234. Harold R. Morse, 131 Colby St., Bradford.
235. Elizabeth Whitnev, Woodrow Ave.
236. Mrs. James M. Holt, 224 Groveland St.
237. Mrs. George A. Leathers, 69 Oxford Ave.
238. Mrs. John K. Lewis, 191 N. Broadway.
239. Mrs. Annie E. Simpson, 48 Fifth Ave.
240. Mrs. Florence A. Holden, Charlemont.
241. Mrs. Ethel M. White, W. Hawley Rd., Haw-
ley.
242. Mrs. Grace E. Landstrom.
243. Edgar M. Lane, 40 Spring St.
244. William Gemmell.
245. Mrs. Ralph I. Bates, 49 Adams St.
246. Mrs. Robert J. Stockwell, Highland Ave.
247. Mrs. Leona N. Baglev, Holland.
248. Mrs. John B. Crarv, 52 Franklin St.
249. Elwyn L. Taber, 102 Dartmouth St.
250. Florence A. Engel, Apremont Hgwy.
251. George L. Eastwood, 395 High St.
252. Mrs. Frank L. Phipps, 9 Summer St.
253. Mrs. Lucv H. Clough.
254. Andrew Erickson, R.D. 1, Box 281, Gardner.
255. Mrs. Earl V. Aldrich, 46 Lincoln St.
256. Mrs. Rovce D. Granger, R.D. 1.
257. Mrs. C. E. Hamblin.
258. Mrs. Kenneth MacLeod, 19 County St.
259. Elmer M. Hills, R.D., Rowlev.
260. Evelyn F. Wilder, Pembroke St.
261. Richard B. Caswell, R.D. 1., Middleboro.
262. Mrs. Harry F. Plissey, Bedford St., R.D. 1,
Middleboro.
263. Mrs. Russell MacElhiney, Sterling St.
264. Mrs. Henrv J. Gallant, Brodie Mt. Farm.
265. Maroog Peters, 358 Lowell St.
266. Ralph W. Tavlor, 20 Alhn Ter.
267. Mrs. Gladys H. Boardman, 100 Marble Ave.
268. Wellman F. Wright, 76 Abbott St.
269. Paul L. Burnham, 597 Haverhill St.
270. Herbert L. Griffen, 16 Yale Ter.
271. Mrs. N. S. Maclver, 44 Cliffwood St.
272. Mrs. Winthrop Kennen, 12 High St.
273. Lillian M. Cooper, Tucker St.
274. Mrs. Mildred A. Wilkinson, 49 Mooreland
Ave.
275. J. Harry Arnold, 12 Main St.
276. Mrs. F. Donald Ashley.
277. Mrs. Perrv Glazier, R.D. 2, Montague.
278. Grace P. French, 5 Audubon Rd., Zone 73.
279. Mrs. Alice W. DeNormandie, Weston Rd.
280. Mrs. Stanley F. Conant, Shattuck St.
281. Edward M. Ten Brocck, 70 Warren Ter., Zone
6.
282. Harold M. Fox, 87 Luce St.
283. Mrs. David W. Dewar, 364 Beacon St.
284. Mary E. Snow, 89 School St.
285. Walker H. Merritt, 223 Pine St.
286. Frances Graves, 591 Varnum Ave.
287. Peter R. Widen, 56 Weed St.
288. Mrs. Jessie Fuller, Chapin St.
289. Carlton F. Miner, 21 Howard St.
290. Mrs. Albert E. Hylan.
291. Clara E. Mills, 217 Chatham St.
292. Henrv Garnev, 31 Basset St.
293. Francis M. Claflin, 101 Main St., Saugus.
294. Mrs. Ross E. Coon, 22 Phillips Rd.
295. L. Evelyn Ramsdell, R.D. 1, Wakefield.
296. Harold P. Knowlton, 60 Cedar St., Zone 48.
297. Mrs. Lillian A. Robbins, 1262 Salem St., Zone
48.
298. Francis Small, 23 Cliff St., Zone 48.
299. Mrs. Clifford Strand, 119 Rockwell Ave., Zone
48.
300. Grace M. Prest, 78 School St.
301. Mrs. Rachel E. Vernon, 309 S. Main St.
, 302. Frederick J. Booth. 130 Balcom St.
303. Richard Tutt, 11 Maverick St.
304. Clara M. Lewis, South St.
305. Hazel O. Warren, 50 River St.
306. Mrs. Grace E. Ryder, Plain St.
307. Mrs. Cora P. Gross, P.O. Box 34.
308. Lemuel LeB. Dexter.
309. Mrs. Aili Hekkala, 40 Douglas Ave.
310. Mrs. Charles A. Stockbridge, 104 Summer St.
311. Mrs. Marv A. Weiker, 677 Main St.
312. Frederick H. Dole, 10 Chestnut St., Zone 55.
313. Roger C. Bacon, 7 Atkins PL, Medford 55.
314. Jean Carter, 69 Winchester St., Zone 55.
315. Anthonv S. Coombs, 109 Warren St.
316. Ernest S. King, 127 Lincoln St.
317. Mrs. Mildred McPherson, 328 Village St.
318. Benning L. Wentworth, 75 Beech Ave., Zone
76.
319. Everett N. Hutchins, 45 Harding Rd., Melrose
76.
320. Mrs. Mildred Publicover, 385 E. Foster St.,
Zone 76.
321. G. Leonard Sargent, Bear Hill Rd.
322. Mrs. Philip A. Hyde, 25 High St.
323. Stanley D. Benson, 11 Courtland St.
324. Mrs. Maude B. Skillings, 108 Oak St.
325. Mrs. Leon I. Townsend, Bedford St., R.D. 3,
Middleboro.
326. Mrs. Susan B. Brackett, 29 Smith St.
327. Wesley A. Olds.
328. Galen B. Howe, 12 King St.
329. Mrs. F. L. Davis, 5 Gibbon Ave.
330. Earle'F. Johnson, R.D., Medway.
331. Mrs. Edla M. Johnson, Oakes St.
332. Mrs. Lucy D. Glover, 9 Glover Rd., West
Millbury.
333. Donald B. Reed, W. Main St.
334. Shirley Hoar, 285 Union St.
335. E. Mary Carlson, 14 Albion St., Box 89, Zone
25.
336. Frank G. Nilsen, 16 Aberdeen Rd., Zone 87.
337. Mrs. Howard L. Corbett, 86 Belcher Circle,
Milton 86.
338. Mrs. Melvin G. Gilbert, R.D. 2.
339. Mrs. Jessie L. Wheeler, R.D.
340. Sally M. Dykes, 8 High St.
341. Neal M. Allis, 34 Grove St.
342. Mrs. Beatrice Phillips, Monterey Rd., Great
Barrington.
344. Bertha L. Johnson, 1 Central St.
345. Mrs. Christine T. Wyer, 1 W. Chester St.
346. Arthur W. Fitzgerald, 70 Park Ave.
347. Mrs. Raymond G. Cooper, 9 Phillips St.
348. Edmund W. Trowbridge, 69 Walnut St., Zone
92.
349. Mrs. Mattie L. Beach.
350. Mrs. Henry C. Taber, 124 Nye's Lane,
351i Frederick C. Brown, 32 Court St.
352. William B. Perry, Jr., 165 Reed St.
' 353. Mrs. Leroy H. Pollard.
354. Mrs. Ethel B. Kjiight, 36 High Rd. /
355. Ruth Weatherbv, 309 High St.
356. Mrs. Robert L. Smith, 311 High St.
357. Rev. Arthur A. Simmons, Southfield.
358. Linwood J. Corser, R.D., N. 2, Great Barrmg-
ton.
359. Caroline C. Cook.
360. Mrs. Eunice M. Mackie.
361. Mrs. Ralph T. Hunt, South Rd.
362. William H. Medlicott, 90 Hancock St., Au-
burndale 66.
363. Philip E. Goodhue, 174 Walnut St., Zone 60.
364. Arthur H. Lord, 22 Shornecliffe Rd., Zone 58.
365. S. Willoughby Wilder, 21 Institution Ave.,
Zone 59.
366. Allston T. Budgell, 93 Forest St., Newton
Highlands 61.
367. Harold E. Kent, 924 Walnut St., Newton
Highlands.
368. Franklin K. Hoyt, 136 Woodland Rd., Au-
burndale.
369. William M. White, 490 Chestnut St.
370. Edwin W. Holbrook.
371. Thomas M. Beattie, 41 Windom Ter.
372. LeRoy L. Ames, 36 Maynard Rd.
373. Mrs. John F. Duffey. 22 Butler PI.
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374. Thomas B. Arrington, 72 Lilly St.
375. Paul S. McKinnon, 6 Dunbarton St., Andover.
376. Mrs. E. H. Gingras, 108 Freeman St.
377. Mrs. Grace A. Barrett, 54 S. Washington St.,
North Attleboro.
378. Mrs. Marian W. Parmenter, 8 Hudson St.
379. Edwin T: Rawson, 853 Hill St.
380. Arthur C. Adams, Sutton St.
381. Irma M. Brown, 31 Prospect St.
382. Dr. Windsor R. Smith, 11 Grove St.
383. Mrs. Mildred Addison, 30 Main St., North-
field.
384. Mrs. Ruth Sullivan, Bow St.
385. Mrs. Elwood E. Spencer, Crane St.
386. Harold T. Young, 73 Beech St.
387. Mrs. Effie T. Swindell, Box 123.
388. Mrs. Ralph H. Kenney, Jr., 15 Winter St.
389. Mrs. Dorothy L. Blackmer, North Orange.
390. Hugo Karlson, 37 High St.
391. Urban S. Livingston, P.O. Box 105.
392. Edmund D. Somes.
393. Alice M. Brady, 14 West St.
394. Bertha A. Hastings, 58 Pleasant St.
395. James T. Campbell, 43 Church St.
396. Daisy Collins, Springfield St.
397. Mrs. Evelyn M. Gleason, 4 West St.
398. Mrs. Harold W. Legro, 255 Lynn St.
399. Stuart P. Woodbury, 61 Pierpont St.
400. Frank K. Mclntire, 725 Lowell St.
401. Beatrice L Smith, R.D. 2, Amherst.
402. Florence E. Kemp.
403. Mrs. Rose T. Smith, Hinsdale.
404. Mrs. Frances R. Bates, Hardwick Rd.
405. Mrs. Robert A. Casavant.
406. Arthur P. Goodwin, 112 Appleton Ave.
407. Edmund Dupuis, Cheshire Rd.
408. Mrs. Martha I. Kibby, 1645 W. Housatonic
St.
409. Ruth Ramsay, 557 Pecks Rd.
410. Mrs. Ariel V. Hall, 142 Linden St.
411. L. W. Peirson, 68 E. Housatonic St.
412. Mrs. Isabelle S. Luce.
413. Annie Finney, 95 Sandwich St.
415. Mrs. Lyman W. Briggs, Samoset Ave.
416. Mrs. Erwin S. Trask, 6 Davis St.
417. Mrs. Elisabeth P. Fillebrown, Harrub's Cor-
ner, Kingston.
418. Mrs. Charles E. Harrington, Box 129.
419. Joseph W. Thomas, 103 Putnam St., Zone 69.
420. Mrs. Laura Harjula, 347 Granite St.
421. Harry C. Koehler, 182 Rhoda St., Quincy 69.
422. Mrs. S. D. Henderson, 20 Edgeworth Rd.,
North Quincv 71.
423. Mary J. Ross, 24 Union St., Zone 69.
424. Elizabeth K. Limond, 31 Park Ave.
425. Clifford B. Wright, 4 Grandview Ter., Wollas-
ton 70.
426. Daniel Chisholm, 213 Billings St., North
Quincy.
427. Mrs. J. Dorrance Anderson, 12 S. Main St.
428. Mrs. Bettina Schuele, N. Main St., Raynham
Center.
429. Mrs. Gladys Pratt, North Raynham.
430. Catherine C. Gordon, 249 Haven St.
431. Mrs. Winifred L. Harris, New St., North
Dighton.
432. Carl O. F. Swanson, 200 Plain St.
433. Mrs. Lester R. Babcock, 180 Crescent Ave.,
434. Mrs. Earle A. Thayer, 26 Essex St., Zone 51.
435. Mrs. Althea Knight, 17 Witherbee Ave.
436. Elizabeth M. Eldridge, R.D. 1, Pittsfield.
437. I. Elmer Howes, County St.
438. William T. Hall, Snipatuit Rd.
439. Mrs. Alberta H. Gerrish, North Ave.
440. Grace E. Smith, 134 Webster St.
441. George Mills, 7 Gott St.
442. H. Carleton Story, 128 Granite St.
443. John S. Lilja, 3 Pigeon Hill St.
444. Mrs. Bessie M. Jerome, Dodge Rd.
445. Mrs. Alice F. Chase.
446. Mrs. Mary L. Frye.
447. Mrs. Harold I. Judkins, Jr., Main St.
448. Charlotte Hood, 23 Linden St.
449.iRichard E. Blake, 70 Washington St.
450. Mrs. Gertrude M. Carter, New Boston.
451. Mrs. Charles R. Dixon, Box 88.
452. Mrs. George E. Burbank, Main St.
453. Mrs. Elmer Watson, 32 Prospect St.
454. Charles W. Burwell, 18 Clifton Ave., Saugus.
455. Mrs. William A. Manson, 31 Stockbridge Rd.,
Scituate.
456. Mrs. Harold Arnold, Clarke St.
457. Mrs. Harry P. Boyce, 658 S. Main St.
458. William J. Hartley.
459. Carl E. Libby, R.D. 2, Wellsmont Farms.
460. Frederick G. Clark, 8 Warren Ave.
461. Joseph J. Lavash, Lake St.
462. Mrs. Robert H. Brockelman, 1 Fredonian St.
463. Hiram Harlow, 232 Gulf St.
464. Nathan J. Hunting.
465. Mrs. Walter C. Talbot, 66 Pleasant St.
466. Mrs. Herbert Grime, 91 Washington Ave.
467. Harold F. Price, 431 A Broadway, Zone 45.
468. Leon T. Hutchins, 175 Prescott St., Reading.
469. Louis H. Welch, 18 Whitfield Rd., West
Somerville.
470. William T. Hamilton, 18 Wigglesworth St.,
Zone 43.
471. Frederick J. Alden, 38 Day St., Zone 44.
472. Mrs. Dorothy P. Howland, Main St.
473. Mrs. Aldrich C. Fcote, Newton St.
474. V/inifred Stone.
475. William J. Wrighton, 25 Park Ave.
476. Mrs. Reginald S. Carey, Jr., 33 Leahey Ave.
477. Warner G. Smith, 301 Newton St.
478. Merrill R. Mason.
479. Charles S. Ross, 3 Summit St.
480. Mrs. Russell Biever, 56 Edendale St., Zone 4.
481. Clayton C. Roberts, 107 White St., Zone 8.
482. Stanley Curtis, 93 Hillcrest Ave., Long-
meadow.
483. Albert H. Bemis, Stony HillRd., R.D. 1.
484. Charles B. Fitts, The Oaks Hotel.
485. Rev. Hermann Lohmann, 87 Berkshire St.
486. Albert Walton, Jr., 40 Harvard St.
487. Helen E. DuBose, 62 Essex St.
488. Horace E. Allen, 28 Brittany Rd., Long-
meadow 6.
489. Alexander Young, 113 H^skin St., Zone 9.
490. William H. Watson, 44 Castle St., Zone 8.
491. Katharine A. Wilder, R.D., Sterling Junction.
492. John B. Smith.
493. Mrs. John W. Cooney, R.D., West Stock-
bridge.
494. Mrs. William C. Collins, 16 Parkway Rd., Zone
80.
495. Mrs. Paul M. Stuart, 158 Seaver St.
496. Mrs. Harriet J. Haynes, Box 133.
497. Mrs. Edward Hunt, Concord Rd., Sudbury.
498. Mrs. Walter R. Williams, Main St.
499. Mrs. Arthur E. King, 3 Whitin Rd., Sutton.
500. Mrs. Harriet B. Bowen, 44 Elmwood Rd.
501. Helen G. Bailey, Old Warren Rd.
502. Mrs. Olive Craven, 362 Middleboro Ave., East i
Taunton.
503. Russell S. Hathaway, 252 S. Walker St.
504. Mrs. Charlotte L. Warren, 46 Warren St.
505. Mrs. Helen C. Francis, 470 Winthrop St.
506. Henry S. Hastings, 51 White St.
507. Mrs. Lester N. Pease, R.D. 1, Box 65.
508. Mrs. A. P. Miller, 10 Forest St., Baldwmville.
509. Mrs. William A. Smith, Marshall St.
510. Orville E. Moore.
511. Benjamin B. Towne, High St.
512. Pearl A. Russell, School St.
513. John R. Dyer.
514. Burton S. Hart.
515. Mrs. George Robeson, Middlesex Rd.
516. Mrs. Benjamin J. Garland, Jr., Christian Hill
Rd.
517. Wilhelmina Hofstra, Rockmeadow Rd.
518. Rov A. Hovey, 50 Park Ave.
519. Sheldon B. Goodrich, 8 Park Lane.
520. Amalie Knobel, Allen St.
521. Clarence W. Bowden, 17 Sterling Rd., Zone 54.
522. George Anderson, 18 Bryant Rd.
523. Arthur Farr, 17 Dale St.
524. Mrs. Roland D. Sawyer.
525. Elias Erickson, Box 21, South Carver.
526. Mrs. Chester A. Churchill, 6 Sawyer St.
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627. Mrs. Charles Bliss.
528. Charles A. Morse, R.D. 3, Winchester, N. H.
629. Margaret Ripley, 60 Russell Ave., Zone 72.
630. Lillian L. Larry, Old Sudbury Rd.
531. Mrs. Ernest A. Joslin, 4 Negus St.
632. Mrs. John C. Adams, 9 Summit Rd.
533. Carrie E. Mason, 11 Bemis Rd., Zone 82.
634. Mrs. Hilda G. Baker, S. Main St.
535. Mrs. H. E. Thompson.
536. Mrs. Emile Cormier, Friend Ct.
537. Edwin E. Heckman, 116 E. Main St.
538. John F. Kyes, 136 Maple St.
639. Mrs. Henry O. Davenport, 18 Brooks PI.
540. Mrs. Ruby E. Merrill, Box 331.
641. William F. Lyman, 81 Court St.
542. Edwin W. Herzog, 15 Ashley St.
643. May E. Day.
544. Charles R. Burt, R.D., Northampton.
646. Mrs. Mabel W. Story, P. O. Box 163.
546. Fred H. Poore, Garden St.
647. Mrs. Charlotte R. W. Brown, 360 Main St.
548. Frank S. Pettey, 267 Blossom Rd.
649. Ruth M. Lawton, Old County Rd., North
Westport.
550. Myrtle Collins, Pine Hill Rd.
551. Janie B. Smith, South Westport.
662. Harry C. Fletcher, 36 Warren St.
553. James B. Inglis, 68 Maple Ter.
664. Mrs. Beulah Tucker.
555. Mrs. George D. Jastrom, State St.
556. Elizabeth S. Magay.
557. Mrs. Walter Probert, 1155 High St.
558. Mrs. Jennie H. Phillips, 77 Edgemont Rd.,
Zone 84.
559. Fred V. Carey, 45 Randall Ave., Zone 89.
560. Florence B. Nash, 771 Commercial St., Zone
89.
561. Priscilla Lantz, 629 Union St., Zone 90.
562. Cora L. Beard, 193 Pearl St., Zone 91.
563. Howard R. Waite.
564. Arthur H. Lee, 17 Webster St.
665. Mrs. William N. Wallace, R.D. 1, Springfield.
566. Mrs. Robert W. Ellis, 43 Main St.
667. Raymond A. Warner, 6 South St.
568. Barry O. Gray, 149 Crescent St., Northamp-
ton.
569. John B. Clark, 15 School St.
670. Mrs. Alice H. Blair, Hancock Rd.
671. Mrs. Wallace Murphy, White Oaks Rd.
572. Mrs. Elizabeth K. Bedell, 56 Burlington Ave.
673. Mrs. Annie A. Littlewood, 120 Forest St.
575. Mrs. Celian H. Abbott, 6 School Sq.
576. Albert K. Huckins, 246 Highland Ave.
677. Mrs. Henry L. Clark, Jr., 560 Washington St.
578. Mrs. Esther B. Peck, "Windale".
579. Elmer S. Lipsett, P.O. Box 4, Boston.
580. Gladys E. Richardson, 3 Warren Rd.
681. Norman Paulseiv 166 Washington St.
582. Harold E. Brown, 4 Ward St., Woburn.
683. Edwin W. Spellman, 15 Norton St.
684. Mrs. Hagop Tufenkjian, 57 John St., Zone 2.
585. W. Earle Lingner, 220 Webster St.
687. Francis P. Swallow, 26 Nelson PI.
588. Ebenezer G. Seal, 81 Beaconsfield Rd., Zone 2.
589. Mrs. Aino E. Rantala, 48 Cathrine St. ■
690. Arthur P. Senter, 10 Norwood St., Zone 3.
591. Mrs. Walter O. Sjogren, 298 Webster St.
592. Dorothy E. Lees, 33 Washburn St., Zone 3.
593. Mrs. Gladys S. Doe, 98 Alvarado Ave., Zone
4.
594. Francis M. Woodcock, 22 Dover St.
595. Gertrude T. Eastman, 16 Beeching St., Zone
2.
596. C. Edward Peterson, 70 Eagle Rd.
597. George W. Chaplin, 27 Stark Rd., Zone 2.
598. Arthur G. Capen.
599. James I. Forsyth, 606 South St.
600. Thyra E. Carlson, Yarmouthport.
601. Mrs. Nye Crowell, E. Main St., Hyannis.
MICHIGAN
1. Mrs. Lenna Cramton.
2. Mrs. Bernice Hard.
3. Mrs. Eula Holland, R.D. 4, Zone 84.
4. Franklin M. Douglas, 500 N. Cedar St.
5. Mrs. Ethel C. Kelley.
6. William Muir.
7. Mrs. Ruth Huvck, 223 McKinley Ave.
8. Mrs. Evelyn Dunnette, R.D. 2.
9. Mrs. C. C. Meloche, 3060 Dover Rd.
10. Mrs. Harold E. Day.
11. Marjorie L. Holcomb.
12. Mrs. Isabella Briley.
13. Philip Heinrich, Jr.
14. Mrs. Sara Thomas.
16. A. J. Anthony.
16. Mrs. Harold W. Freestone, 112 Arlington St.
17. Mabel G. Nold.
18. Millard Vandervoort, 145 Capital Ave., N.E.
20. Mrs. Charles Gallagher, R.D. 4, Battle Creek.
21. Ambrose Spencer.
22. Jessie Morgan, 606 Edwards St.
23. Mrs. Edwin L. Nevius.
26. Mrs. Wesley Darkin, R.D. 1.
26. Mrs. Ethel White, 218 Pine St.
27. Mrs. Floyd Secrist.
28. Harold Kitson, R.D. 2.
30. Mrs. Eva J. Douglas, Box 42.
31. William McNally.
32. Mrs. Mead S. Beacraft.
33. Mrs. Myrtle Nelson.
34. Mrs. C. J. Smith.
35. Mrs. Alwjsn Westaway.
36. Mrs. C. C. Campbell.
38. Rae E. Johnston, 201 Nelson St.
39. Walter Handke, 133 Woodland St., Laurium.
40. Mrs. Leon Bracy, R.D. 2.
41. Mrs. Caroline Hallett.
42. Mrs. William Bowers.
43. Mrs. Angus Foohtman.
44. Cora Chappell, 319 W. Lovett St.
46. Winston Rej'nolds.
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.
61. L. Marie Furman.
52. Kenneth Fenton, R.D.
63. Mrs. William Swartz.
54. Mrs. James Tebo.
66. Louise Snyder, R.D. 1, Zone 81.
56. Mrs. William Thaler.
67. Elizabeth Randall.
58. Mrs. Alberta Shinabarger.
60. H. H. Serrajian, 845 Blaine Ave., Zone 2.
61. Mrs. Ina Uitti, 394 Glendale Ave., Zone 3.
62. Kenneth W. Munro, 18266 Garfield Ave.,
Zone 19.
63. George Willis, 18436 Pennington Dr., Zone 21.
64. Dr. Everett R. Phelps, 16835 Sunderland Rd.,
Zone 19.
65. W. S. H. Seybolt, 15 E. Kirby Ave., Zone 1.
66. Loreen E. Beattie, 5043 Yorkshire Ave., Zone
24.
67. R. L. Stevenson, 130 E. Buena Vista, Zone 3.
68. Mrs. C. C. Bowman, 17185 Santa Barbara Dr.,
Zone 20.
69. James McArthur, 4263 Tyler St., Zone 4.
70. Albert W. Honywill, Jr., 8715 Woodward St.
71. Mrs. Mabel Swan, 5312 Fischer Ave., Zone 13.
72. Mrs. E. Dalton, 6409 Calhoun St.
73. Augusta M. Ochs, 16154 Middlebury Dr.
74. Mrs. Raymond Singer.
76. John Tyler.
76. Fred A. Young, 407 Orchard St.
77. Mrs. Frank Ledy.
78. Earl Stowell.
•79. Mrs. Dorothy Whelan, 608 N. Saginaw St.
80. Emory W. Hilton, R.D., Bronson.
81. Mrs. Grace Lyons, People's Church.
83. Mrs. Emma Hawkins, 243 Dutton St.
84. H. Leo Jenkins, Berrien Center.
86. Mrs. Charles Blank, R.D. 3.
87. John Geniesse.
88. Mrs. William Ritchie.
89. Vernon A. Carlson, 1813 Lapeer St.
90. Mrs. Sarah Smith.
93. Charles Fowler.
95. Mrs. John B. Page.
96. Mrs. Edith Heafield.
97. Mrs. Mary Guggisberg.
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98. Jean Denison, 28415 Gibraltar Rd., R.D. 1,
Rockwood.
99. Mrs. Bessie Taylor, 232 High St.
100. Mrs. Laura E. Siggins.
101. Mrs H. D. Towner, 500 S. Bridge St.
102. Flovd Norburg, 1260 Seneca, S.W.
103. Eivind J. Erickson, R.D. 1.
104. Arthur B. Cross, 537 Norwood Ave., S.E.,
Zone 6.
105. Mrs. Henry Voet, 1037 Elliott, S.E., Zone 7.
106. Anna M. Kellogg, 754 Fuller Ave., S.E., Zone
6.
107. Mrs. Richard Vander Veer, Jr., 2051 Burton,
S.E., Zone 5.
108. Mrs. C. A. Houghton, 2112 Roos Ave., S.W.,
Zone 9.
109. Margaret Hester, 18 Home St., S.E., Zone 7.
110. Mrs. Selma Williams, 711 Grand Ave., Zone 3.
111. Mrs. Sophie Potter, 137 S. Wilson St.
112. Mrs. Frank Rogers.
113. EdnaE. Dorr.
114. Claud T. Tuck.
115. Warren M. Bell, 425 Hancock Ave.
116. Rhoba Gibson.
117. Mrs. Eva Wood.
118. Mrs. Laura Steinhoff.
119. Mrs. Clark Race, R.D. 2, Milford.
120. Mrs. Minnie Taylor, R.D. 1.
121. Mrs. Hazel Burrows.
122. Mrs. Carl Hoffmaster.
123. Leonard A. Barbeau, Lake Linden.
124. Mrs. A. L. Burdick.
125. Cornelius Visscher.
126. Mrs. G. F. Butler, 165 Main St.
127. Mrs. Clyde Ogden.
128. Mrs. Ruth Vinette, R.D. 1.
129. Mrs. L. A. Paschke, 2231 Sjiring Arbor Rd.
130. Mrs. William H. Schroeder, 1706 Deya St.
131. Mrs. Paul Snauble. 2239 Springhill Dr., Zone
35.
132. Mrs. Phylis H. Gosling.
134. Floyd A. Foster, R.D. 2.,
135. Harold R. Green, R.D. 5.
137. Mrs. Auburn Turner.
138. Edna Steele.
139. Mrs. Ernest Snyder.
140. Mrs. M. O. Lever, 2118 S. Logan St.
141. Irene Boyles, 216 Jones St., Zone 12.
142. Grove M. Keith, 500 S. Jenison Ave.
143. Roland Arendt, R.D. 2, Paw Paw.
144. Mrs. Mildred Camp.
145. Mrs. Clayman Brown.
146. Mrs. W. A. Brownlee.
147. Mrs. Golden Wheeler.
148. Mrs. W. C. Marsh, 220 N. Chicago St.
149. Mrs. Norma MacConnell, Lachine.
150. Mrs. C. H. Horn, 325 W. Main St.
151. Mrs. Charles Peterson, 605 W. Haight St.
152. Mrs. O. C. Hagaman.
153. Mrs. Herbert Benjamin.
154. Mrs. E. M. Hallock, 364 Second St.
155. G. L. Abbott.
156. Donald J. Wilson.
157. Mrs. Harry Faulhaber, R.D. 2, Monroe.
158. Unabelle Bartlett.
159. Alfredia Lange.
160. Mrs. Margaret Cascaddeb, P.O. Box 102.
161. Gay F. Hayes.
162. L. Dale Moore, 208 Orchard St.
163. Bart D. Buck, 1704 McGraft Ave.
164. Mrs. Raymond Simpson, 634 Marquette St.
165. Mrs. W. W. Hall, 1706 Ruddiman St.
167. Mrs. Charles Morris, R.D.
168. Gussie E. Miller.
169. Edwin Blackmon, R.D. 1, Richmond.
170. Ethel Ranger.
171. Mrs. A. J. Prescott.
172. Estella Davis.
173. R. V. Winberg.
174. J. Z. Ballard.
175. Mrs. L. M. Davis, 408 W. Orleans St.
176. Mrs. Floyd Betzer.
177. Sherman Welch, 208 W. Oliver St.
178. Mrs. Russell Dernberger, 20 Pontiac St.
179. R. C. Botsford.
180. Mrs. Merwin Campbell, Box 63.
181. Mrs. Wesley Smart, R.D. 2.
182. Mrs. Otto Lemlie.
183. A. L. McAdams, 101 Oakland Ave., Zone 1.
184. Arthur M. Mann, 1319 19th St.
185. Dorothy Rosenberger, 507 16th St.
186. Frank B. Sturges, 2907 Ravenswood Ave.
187. Mrs. Fay Olmstead.
188. Mrs. Leota Hershberger.
189. Mrs. Grace Burrows.
190. Olive H. Moore, R.D. 1, Osseo.
191. E. V. Gilland.
192. Mrs. D. A. Rosencrans.
193. Mrs. A. F. Lindke, 69 Main St.
194. Hazel Werth, 313 Castell Ave.
195. Bruce Kutts.
196. Mabel Woodruff.
197. Mrs. L. E. Bedell, 180 Church St.
198. Mrs. Roland Bird.
200. Mrs. Clara Warner, 139 Hilton Rd., Ferndale
20.
201. L. F. Bennett, 614 Fitzhugh St.
202. Mrs. Frank D. Beadle, 629 N. Fifth St.
203. Mrs. St. Clare Pardee, 702 S. Oakland St.
204. Martin Kasischke, 325 Lake Court.
206. Mrs. Ethel Bulson, 849 Blunk Ave., Plymouth.
207. Bon Ella Bailey, R.D. 5.
208. Pearl Smith.
209. Mrs. Hairy Jackson, Box 185.
210. Mrs. Rex Westhauser.
211. Muir Dickie.
212. Mrs. A. B. Courter.
213. Mrs. Isabel H. Wood.
214. Catherine B. Smith.
215. C. O. Monroe, 322 Prospect St.
216. Mrs. Inez B. Strouse.
217. Gerald Selby.
218. Carl C. Griffin, R.D. 7.
219. Mrs. Anna Cummins.
220. Dan Newlander.
222. Mrs. J. B. Smedley, 126 E. Ninth St.
223. Mrs. Ernestine Button, 858 Washington St.
224. Mrs. John Mergl, 209 E. High St.
225. Edward Strolle, Box 643, Gaylord.
226. Mrs. Cecille Konechny, Box 155.
227. Hughine Brown.
228. Roy A. Huyck, R.D. 2, Ovid.
229. Mrs. Neva Beckett.
230. Mrs. Lulu Hilbert, 126 Cedar St.
231. Francis Crook, 35426 Ash St.
232. W. R. Scadin, R.D. 2.
233. Mrs. Roy Van Doren, R.D. 4.
234. Charles W. Letherer, R.D. 2.
235. Mrs. George Zatzke, Box 605.
236. Harry W. Sowton.
237. Mrs. Thomas La Joie, 31 W. Westfield St.,
Ecorse 18.
238. Jane L. Mattison, 102 N. Hamilton St.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
1. Howard E. Lynch, 112 N. Governor's Ave.
2. Eric Hazzard.
3. Henry S. Merrick, 103A The Westchester,
Zone 16.
4. Dana F. Angier, 239 Maple Ave., Takoma
Park 12, Md.
5. Mrs. LaRue Kaiser, 1231 Massachusetts Ave.,
S.E., Zone 3.
6. William A. Baltimore, 206 Elm St., N.W.
8. Mrs. Geneva Brown, 1615 New Jersey Ave.,
N.W., Zone 1.
9. Mrs. Selena E. Welch, 1432 Que St., N.W.,
Zone 9.
11. R. Milton Riggin, 815 S. Dean St., Zone 24.
13. Mrs. Arthur Shuey, Midlothian Rd.
14. Harry A. Whiton, Jr., 315 Pinewood Ave.
15. Mrs. Pearl S. Brogden, P.O. Box 25.
16. Wilbur W. Walker, R.D. 1.
17. Mrs. Peter Ackerman, R.D. 3.
18. Alvin Haas, W. High St.
19. Mr. Robert Fortin, Rugby Rd.
20. Robert R. Riesz, 256 Washington Ave.
21. Carrie Fritts.
22: Cornelia A. Gozzo, 216 Edgewater Rd.
23. Mrs. Elizabeth Cosgrove, 441 High St.
24. Benjamin E. Westervelt, 94 Hillside Ave.
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MIDDLE ATLANTIC (Continued)
25. Walter Faust, 153 Chrystal St.
26. Neal E. Allen, 189 N. 17th St.
27. W. A. Swain, 90 Evergreen PI.
28. Elton L. McAnney, 208 New York Ave.
29. Montague Hutchinson, 243 Conant St., Hill-
side.
30. Mrs. Victor Newman, P.O. Box 397.
31. Katri Tiikkala, 59 Hamilton Ave.
32. Florence E. Seigle.
33. John L. Salter, Jr., 181 Ridgewood Ave.
34. Mrs. Daniel C. Kjioeppel, 60 Washington Ave.
35. William Haight, 128 Elm Ave.
36. Mrs. Una W. Harsen, Schraalenburgh Rd.
37. Mrs. A. L. F. Craft, R.D. 1.
38. Irma M. E. Reitz, 117 Welland Ave., Zone 11.
39. George J. Barz, 106 Hilton Ave., Maplewood.
40. Helen Tompkins, 369 Bergen Ave.
41. Lillian Luthans, 51 Booraem Ave.
43: Mary Hust, 140 Main St.
45. Mrs. Viola S. Hockenbury, 5 Grant Ave.
46. Walter S. Koch, 20 Mecray Lane.
47. Kathryn Michaels, 118 Lexington Ave.
48. Mrs. Hilda Sloff.
49. Joseph A. Courter, 63 Tuxedo Rd.
50. Elsie Gustafson, 146 Montclair Ave.
51. WiUiam J. Scarlett, 25 Duryea Rd., Upper
Montclair.
52. George D. Holmes, 271 Claremont Ave.
53. George W. Tinapp, 825 Elm Ave.
54. Frank T. Mills, 293 S. Center St., Orange.
55. Samuel E. Van Divort, 25 Oakridge Ave.
56. Wallace I. Gould, 391 Fairview Ave.
57. John Augeland, 383 Cleveland St.
58. Mrs. Edward W. Brandt, 59 Louville Ave.
59. Edwin A. Feinour, 337 Pennington Ave.
60. Frank T. Day, 435 E. 29th St.
61. Alvah B. Dunham, 1839 Myrtle Ave.
62. J. Daniel Hjelm, 447 W. Sixth St.
63. Lewis A. King, 818 Summit Ave.
64. D. M. Henkelman, 254 Springfield Ave.
65. Lewis B. Larsen, 273 Knox Ave.
66. Mrs. Francis Eastmond, Park Ave.
67. John J. Vohden, Jr., 1875 Berkshire Dr.
68. Orrie C. Hills, Jr., 10 S. Richards Ave.
69. C. B. Apple, 38 Wilton Ter.
70. Elizabeth Churchill, Spruce St.
71. Mrs. Lucy Lesser, 413 Runyon Ave., Dunnel-
len.
72. W. C. Child, 819 Shadowlawn Dr.
73. Mrs. Herbert A. Schrimpf, 582 Barron Ave.
74. Mrs. Edna C. Burnham, 105-10 135th St.,
Richmond Hill 19.
75. Mrs. Silas Hutchison.
76. William Osterhaus, 2909 N. Edison St.
MINNESOTA
1. Mrs. J. T. Shelland.
2. Rudolph Hartman.
3. A. P. Lindblom.
4. Mrs. D. E. Nelson, 406 Lincoln Ave., W.
5. R. P. Roberts, 320 Washington St.
6. Mrs. Fred Beal.
7. Carroll Plager, 607 Park Ave.
8. Mrs. Denzil Noble.
9. Mrs. Gordon Duenow.
10. Russell K. Larson.
12. W. B. Sherwood.
13. Floyd Freestone.
14. Mrs. John Swiers.
15. Mrs. Ada Aldrich.
16. Mrs. Marion Hollenbeck.
17. Clare Bishop.
18. Deloris Ulrich, Manitou 1.
19. O. H. Bell.
20. Mrs. S. Lovejov.
21. Mrs. E. F. Gates, 215^ S. Seventh St.
22. Mrs. Charles Somerdorf.
23. Mrs. Allan Shutter.
24. Mrs. Ethel MacArthur.
25. Wallace Harris, R. 5, New Ulm.
26. Mrs. Mildred L. Roach.
27. Mrs. R. F. Wahlberg.
30. Mrs. Hilda Stenback, 1719 Cloquet Ave.
31. Mrs. P. R. Current.
33. Lee A. Crippen.
34.
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119.
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121.
Ethel Nickolson, 305 Washington Ave.
Mrs. C. E. Bigelow.
Howard P. Clark, 2310 E. Fourth St., Zone 5.
George A. Kolberg.
Mrs. George Shurr.
Mrs. Ethel S. Crane.
Albert G. Niss, 504 S. Park St.
F. J. Lockwood, 40 W. Third St.
J. P. Vandersluis, 87 So;.ith Ct.
Mrs. Manuel Thisius, Wells.
Mrs. Bayard Lindsley.
Grover C. Beatty.
Earl C. Barnum, 819 Elliot Ave.
Mrs. Ralph Cheeseman.
Mrs. Lynn Champ, Averill.
Mrs. L. A. Weesner.
Mrs. Harold Wood.
Carl Wallander.
Mrs. R. E. Burrington.
A. E. Batchelder.
Mrs. Melvin Willard, Walker.
Maud Huntley.
Edward Moore.
K. Maxfield Otto, 23 Seventh Ave., N.
Mrs. Spencer Stearns, 505 Main St.
Mrs. Herta Vedsa, Box 34.
M. M. Abbott, 405 Fifth St.
Mrs. F. J. McIntjTe, 102 S. Oak St.
Mrs. Charles Trost.
Mrs. William Mueller, 307 Seventh St., N.E.
Mrs Ernest Stengel.
R. O. Stemsrud.
Mrs. Paul Luhman.
Mrs. Gordon B. Door, R. 2.
Mrs. Kathryn Wilcox.
Lawrence Barrott.
Mrs. C. P. Smith,
Mrs. G. H. Goodwin, 309 W. Redwood St.
E. T. Beardslev.
Adelaide E. Mason, 1108 15th Ave., S. E.,
Zone 14.
Ruth Sterling, 4245 Scott Ter., Zone 16.
Eleanor McBride, 3232 Harriet Ave., Zone 8.
Jean B. Smith, 617 S.E. Fifth St., Zone 14.
Mrs. William Galbraith, 2527 Upton Ave., N.,
Zone 11.
Carl Nelson, 3519 Vincent Ave., N.
Reuben C. Norbeck, 4932 S. Morgan Ave.,
Zone 10.
Harry P. Burt, 5216 York Ave., S., Zone 10.
Wade W. Larkin, 4904 Bryant Ave. , S. , Zone 9.
Mrs. A. S. Nyberg, 5505 Wentworth Ave.,
Zone 9.
Mrs. Elmer D. Johnson, 3912 39th Ave., S.,
Zone 6.
Mrs. Virginia Roberts, 3900 12th Ave., S.,
Zone 7.
Mrs. Henry Lauderdale, 1810 James Ave., N.,
Zone 11.
Terrance Hanold, Minneapolis Star Journal,
Zone 15.
Margaret Clendenning, 3829 Stevens Ave.,
Zone 8.
Margaret Stroup.
Lyman S. Justice, 128 Grove Ave.
George A. Zea.
Katharine Leonard, 615 S. Ninth St.
Mrs. P. W. Cartwright, 301 W. Eighth St.
Lewis Nelson, Revillo, S. D.
Irving Leake, Como Sta., R. 5, St. Paul 8.
Mrs. G. B. Brynildson.
Dr. C. W. Miller.
Mrs. Charles Carlson.
Mrs. Bertha Stover, 306 E. Sixth St.
Mrs. William M. Larson, R. 3.
Mrs. Roy Gilbery.
Mrs. George Read.
Stanley E. Arnett.
Mrs. Carl F. Kottke, 717 S. Elm St.
Mrs. Nestor Niemi.
Mrs. Roy Goecke.
Ray Goodrich, R. 3, Jonesville.
C. A. Patterson, Box 340.
Esther Pound.
Mrs. Edwin L. Johnson, 4143 Vera Cruz Ave.
Paul Schmidt, 14 Ninth Ave.. N.W.
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MINNESOTA (Continued)
124. Mrs. George Thompson.
126. August Fick.
127. Mrs. S. E. Ainsworth, 6216 W. 35th St., Zone
16.
128. Mrs. John Broadbent, 1080 E. Cook Ave., St.
Paul, 6.
129. Mrs. R. G. Chapman, 623 11th Ave., N.,
South St. Paul.
130. Mrs. John Dejdar, 263 Colborne St.
131. Mrs. H. B. Peck, 1825 E. Cottage Ave.,
Zone 6.
132. Harold Oakins, 2360 Buford Ave., Zone 8.
133. R. A. Keller, 1841 Asbury St., Zone 8.
134. J. L. Schoettler, 1760 Scheffer Ave., Zone 5.
136. Wesley C. Harkness, 1485 Highland Pkwy.,
Zone 5.
137. Mark P. Moore, 281 S. Cleveland Ave., Zone
5.
139. Leslie E. Tripp, 1375 N. Cleveland .Ave.,
Zone 8.
140. A. J. Jahnke, 827 W. Hovt Ave., Zone 3.
141. Mrs. Gladys S. Tyler, P.O. Box 68.
142. Mrs. Albert Johnson.
143. Mrs. L. L. Kells, 414 Elm St.
145. Mrs. J. Bjorck.
146. Mrs. Floyd Hoadley, Pelican Rapids.
147. Mrs. Charles Worthley.
148. Joseph Shaur, Hutchinson.
149. Mrs. Herbert Smith.
150. John Petric, R. 2, Box 123, Albany.
151. Mrs. Edward Sheldon.
152. Mrs. William Finn, 807 First Ave.
153. Mrs. P. L. Schmidz.
155. Mrs. Leonard Anderson, R. 3, Box 158,
Cloquet.
157. Mrs. Clarence Davison.
158. Mrs. Ed Vincent, Box 196.
159. Mrs. Gus Hodorff, R. 2, Rovalton.
160. Mrs. Katherine Balow, 705 E. Second St.
161. Mrs. Ted Anderson, 222 Fourth St., S.W.
162. Mrs. Leonard Peterson.
163. Mrs. Maynard Dahms.
164. Mrs. Dick Willems.
165. R. E. Hodgson, State Farm.
166. Mrs. S. A. Nystrom.
167. Mrs. Elizabeth Patnode.
168. Mrs. F. M. Patch.
169. Mrs. Albert Bergan.
170. Mary E. Curtis, 262 Wilson St.
171. Mrs. Ruth Kukowski, 614 Center St.
172. Mrs. Herta Hedeen.
173. Nora E. Kohler, 864 W. Fourth St.
MISSOURI
2. Elmer A. Jones, 226 Church St.
3. Roy B. Chipps, 8662 Eulalie St.
7. T. A. Monroe, R. 1, Hancock,
9. Mrs. IMaggie Johnson, Weaubleau.
11. Nellie Crockett.
13. Mrs. Jewell Clayton.
16. Mrs. Jessie Perkins.
17. Fred Schmitz, 7133 McGee Ave.
18. B. E. Mclntire, 421 S. Gladstone St.
19. Mrs. Cora B. Wells, 2835 Campbell St.
20. Arthur A. Waters, 3600 Walnut St.
21. Mrs. F. J. Johnson, 331 Harwood St.
22. W. C. Wahlbrink, 2421 High School Dr.,
Brentwood 17.
23. Mrs. Judson Ellis.
25. Sally B. Stewart, 345 S. Wood St.
26. Mrs. B. J. Billeter.
27. J. C. Feemster, R. 1, Box 15.
28. Mrs. L. A. Weaver, R. 2, Jasper.
29. Mrs. Edna Douthitt, 205 Elm St.
30. Eileen Fausher, 901 N. Noyes PI.
32. Phillip A. Krusz, 5318 A. Itaska St.
33. Gertrude D. May, 7390 Norwood St., Zone 5.
35. Roy Koesterer, 6732 Myron Ave.
36. Mrs. Merill Vincent, 7110 Winona St.
37. John G. Hewitt, 6229 Southwood St.
38. Harrison H. Johnson, Jr., 500 E. Polo Dr.
39. Christine L. Laudmann, 1001 W. Sixth St.
40. Essie Broyles, R. 5.
41. Mrs. W. Paul Harris, 1427 Summit Ave.
43. Eugene Harriman.
44. Harold Reichardt, 11 Schulz Rd., Kirkwood
22.
45. Dorothy Cutter, 620 Fairview Ave.
46. Ella Hofsttetter, Flemington.
47. A. W. Overholser, 3319 Rhozine St.
MONTANA
1. Mrs. H. W. Beasley.
4. Mrs. C. H. Duppler.
5. Mrs. R. P. Warden.
6. Mrs. Clive Haas.
7. Mrs. E. G. Townsend, 741 Miles Ave.
8. Adam Schoessler, R. 1.
10. Mrs. Ethel James.
11. Mae Byers.
12. Mrs. Leon Yarger.
13. Mrs. Maurice Moore, 2915 Keokuk St.
14. Mrs. Dale Benge.
15. Mrs. Mark Selkirk.
16. Mrs. David Stewart.
17. Mrs. W. E. St. John.
18. William C. Rowley.
19. Mrs. Margaret Olson.
20. Mr. J. D. Strobel, Marsh.
21. Mrs. Charles Pelton.
22. Mrs. C. Mudgridge.
23. Mrs. Elna N. Wallander.
25. Isobel Young.
26. L. N. Granner, 1117 N. Meade St.
27. Mrs. Jane J. Thompson, 2900 Second Ave., S.
28. R. P. Ross.
29. Mr. Edward Stecker, R.D.
31. Mrs. Elsie Lease.
32. Mrs. Ward Snelling.
33. Henry Schlegel, 510 Elm Ave., P.O. Box 121.
34. Mrs. E. A. King, Albermarle Apts.
35. Mrs. Hurley C. Wilson.
36. Wayne Tyler, Homestead.
37. Mrs. William H. Herron.
38. Fred Glantz, 2052 S. 11th St.
39. Dr. E. E. Bennett, 500 Daly Ave.
40. Mrs. John Leuthold.
41. Myrtle A. Lie.
43. Mrs. William Erickson.
44. T. A. Bruner.
45. Art Fried.
46. Mrs. E. Bateman.
48. Mrs. Fidelia Page Morrow.
50. Mrs. Mabel G. Blair, 616 First St., W.
51. Mrs. Oscar Larson.
52. Helen H. Wandell, 113 Lincoln Ave., S.
53. Henry Hoffner.
56. Gottfried Gackle.
57. Daniel Nafts, Huntley.
NEBRASKA
1. Lila McAndrew.
2. Mrs. Deoan O. Myers.
3. Mrs. T. B. Oldham, Orleans,
4. Mrs. John Wochner/
5. Anton Nelson.
6. Mrs. Howard Marshall.
8. Mrs. Otto Olson.
9. Mrs. Olive S. Lewis.
10. Maybelle Brown.
11. Mrs. Albert Sill.
12. Mrs. Emma Nellor.
13. E. L. Taylor.
14. Mrs. Alta Ballinger, Box 817.
15. George C. Rathman.
16. Albert Minert.
17. Mrs. C. J. Fletcher.
18. Mrs. AdaSpoeneman.
19. Mrs. Marjorie Snodgrass.
20. A. I. Cram.
22. Lizzie Eastman.
23. Mrs. C. H. Morris, R.
24. Mrs. F. A. Barta.
25. T. S. Smith.
26. Mrs. Anna Merritt, Box 174.
27. Melissa B. Woodhead.
28. Grace Robertson.
29. Mrs. W. S. Evans, Whitmoyer Apts.
30. Donald F. Boesiger, Firth St.
31. Mrs. H. G. Keeney.
32. Mrs. Earl Mahlman.
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NEBRASKA (Continued)
34. Mrs. J. A. Lothrop, Sr.
35. Ben H. Busboom, R. 3.
36. Margaret Benker.
37. Jacob Eckharf.
38. Mrs. Estella Fahrney.
40. Mrs. George M. Thomas.
41. Mrs. F. L. Stafford. 812 Ninth St.
42. Mrs. Ralph Long, R. 2.
43. Mrs. A. J. Hansen.
44. Mrs. E. B. Cox.
45. Mrs. E. W. O'Neel.
46. Clinton A. Stafford.
47. Mrs. Virtus Palmer.
48. Mary E. Holmes.
49. E. D. Austin.
50. Mrs. Oscar Wegner, 1137 N. Broad St.
51. Mrs. John E. Barney.
53. Mrs. George L. Koehler, 1219 G St.
54. Mrs. E. P. Jensen.
55. Mrs. John Burt.
56. Bernice E. Matthews, P.O. Box 1035.
57. John Hofferber, 311 S. Oak.
58. Mrs. "W. C. Conover.
59. Dietrich Brunken.
60. Mrs. S. C. Miller.
61. Cecil Mittan.
62. Mrs. M. E. Kitzinger.
63. Ona Upward, 701 N. Burlington St.
64. John Glantz, 130 E. A St.
65. Jacob J. Kissler, 400 S. Belvidere Ave.
66. Mrs. Flora Snee.
67. George J. Schneider.
68. Mrs. William Tillmann.
69. Mrs. Paul Evert.
70. Mrs. Arthur D. Knight, Benson Sta., R. 7,
Omaha.
71. Mrs. F. O. Nelson.
72. Mrs. A. R. Hinman, R. 2.
74. Mrs. Margaret M. Anderson, 20th & D Sts.
75. G. G. Reber, 2932 Que St.
76. Conrad Keller, 700 B St.
77. Alex Fischer, 420 F St.
78. Fred Johns, 1010 N. Tenth St.
79. Jacob Frick, 910 New Hampshire.
80. John Blum, Sixth & Washington Sts.
82. Mrs. Grace Dickson.
83. Mrs. Audra Cook, R.D.
84. Adolph Wayner, South St.
85. Mrs. Elberta Elder.
86. Mrs. C. F. Sattler.
87. Gwen Gillard.
88. Mrs. Nell Rice.
89. Mrs. Ethel I. McGonnagle.
90. Elberta Spindler, Box 767.
91. Henry Busch, 603 S. Third St.
92. Mrs. C. M. Beitel, 620 E. Fourth St.
93. Elmer C. Munson, 4336 Saratoga St.
94. Ruth Nelson, 2218 Pinkney.
95. Mrs. James Yelinek, Jr., 3952 Q St.
96. Elizabeth Fisher, 1826 Emmet St.
97. Charlotte Stilwell, R.D. 1.
98. Mrs. Ray Kinney.
100. Carl B. Brande.
101. Mrs. J. E. Ruzicka.
102. Mrs. Eleanor Horst.
103. Mrs. Georgia Killip.
104. Florence Kellogg.
105. Mrs. Grace Reed.
106. Mrs. W. C. Robinson, R.D. 1.
107. Raymond Marsh.
108. Lloyd Jensen, Minatare.
109. Mrs.- Emma Knieriem.
110. D. C. Vining.
111. Mrs. Edith Olmstead, 542 S. Third St.
113. FaitheCarr.
114. Richard J. Drewelow.
115. Mrs. M. R. Johnson.
116. Maud Case.
117. John G. Giebelhaus.
118. Mrs. Lois Kraft.
119. R. F. Patterson.
120. Sanford Larsen.
121. Mrs. C. C. Hidy.
122. Mrs. Willis Rabe, R. 2, Oakland.
123. Mrs. H. E. Streitwieser.
124. Mrs. C. V. Lum.
125. Mrs. F. A. Schroeder, 1455 N. Pine St.
126. Mrs. F. H. Whitlake.
127. Mrs. Glenn Sack, Shelby.
128. Esther Tefft.
129. Mrs. W. A. Kerl.
130. H. E. Radaker.
131. Mrs. Mabel Ray, W. Fourth St.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1. Mrs. Bertha F. Neal.
2. Mrs. Lydia Hatch.
3. Mrs. Iva S. Leonard.
4. Maud Edney.
5. Mrs. Ernest W. Richards.
6. Frederick W. Brown, Box 66.
7. Mrs. Daisy S. Eastman, R.D.
8. George H. Caughey.
9. Mrs. William H. Albree, Stage Rd.
10. Ruth E. Allen, Box 168, Manchester.
11. Mrs. Charlotte H. Melvin.
12. Mrs. Fred Kuhney.
13. Herbert M. Hill.
14. Mrs. E. Newton Howard.
15. Una A. Dearth, R.D. 1, Woodsville.
16. Arnold R. Logan.
17. Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, 34 Maple St.
19. Mrs. Scott S. Sanborn.
20. Henry S. Twichell.
21. Raymond G. Cavis, Summer St.
22. Mrs. Ruth E. Burgess, Mason St.
23. Mrs. Alice R. Garland, R.D. 4.
24. Russell G. Seward.
25. Mrs. Malcolm L. Wilkins, Shaker Rd.
26. Mrs. Jessie Holmes.
27. Mrs. Dora C. Sherwin, School St.
28. Lucretia P. Chandler.
29. Mrs. Arthur V. Allen.
30. Harry S. Kelley.
31. Harry J. Jennison.
32. Dr. Deane A. Hilliard, 1 Beechmont St.
33. Villa W. Harvey, Main St.
34. Helen B. Carr, 9 Pitman St.
35. Mrs. Emma S. Emery, 39 Lake St.
36. Edward A. Dame, 85 Warren St.
37. A. E. Tepper, 87 Mountain Rd.
38. John C. Broughton.
39. Mrs. Hazel R. Deming, R.D. 2.
40. Edgar W. Davis, Newport.
41. Mrs. Thomas F. Smith.
42. Mrs. Herman W. Shaw, Box 103.
43. Mrs. Wesley S. Wells, West Andover.
44. George W. Brown.
45. Mrs. Howard Whitney.
46. Mrs. Harold Curtis.
47. Mrs. Mamie K. Saltmarsh, 5 Nesmith St.
48. Lloyd A. Perkins, 20 Gushing St.
49. Perley E. Wiggin, 28 Oak St.
50. Mrs. Sadie M. Grimes.
51. Mrs. Mary I. Stone.
52. Stuart Dunn, 24 Woodman Ave.
53. Mrs. Annie T. Ramsdell.
54. Mrs. Emma B. Baldwin.
55. Dura N. Weymouth, High St.
56. Marjorie A. Sanborn.
57. Mrs. Verna O. Hunt.
58. Mrs. Eva M. West.
59. Dr. William Walker, 176 High St.
60. Mrs. Madeline B. Ford, 19 Pleasant St.
61. Mrs. A. Waldo Byam.
62. Mrs. Nina N. Abbott.
63. Mrs. Alice B. Jesseman.
64. Mildred Heath, 66 Summit St.
65. Bessie C. Rowell, 83 S. Main St.
67. Mrs. Howard Langley.
68. Mrs. Aura E. Price.
69. Mrs. Mabelle S. Freihofer.
70. Louise E. Marden, 36 Church St.
71. Mrs. Albert W. Phipps.
72. Mrs. Lester E. Brigham, R.D. 2, Newport.
73. Mrs. Carrie L. Fowler.
74. Mrs. Donald W. Hopkins.
75. Lillian A. Odell, Post Rd.
76. Mrs. Howard E. Greene, Box 315.
77. Mrs. Bernice T. Little, Box 61.
78. Mrs. Hazel B. CofBn, Dearborn Ave.
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79. Mrs. Chester Felch.
80. Mrs. W. J. Eva, Jr.
81. Mrs. Marion Linthwaite, R.D., Lebanon.
82. Clyde E. Dankert, 9 Pleasant St.
83. Mrs. Mary Saari.
84. Mary A. Hildreth.
85. Mrs. Irene B. Gibbs, Jewell Acres.
86. Mrs. Van E. Sanders, 153 Maple St.
87. Mrs. Elsie W. Fowler.
88. Frances E. Barnes, Hillsboro.
89. Mrs. George S. Hall, 45 Main St.
90. Ralph W. Hebb.
91. Judith Brown.
92. Mrs. Grace L. Burbank, Box 232, Manchester.
93. Mrs. Neal Rice, R.D. 2, Contoocook.
94. Ralph E. Boynton, R.D.
95. Harold T. Packard , 659 Main St.
96. Clayton O. Towne, 206 Roxbury St.
97. Mrs. Ruth B. Armstrong.
98. Mrs. Emily H. Clark, R.D. 1, East Kingston.
99. Fred Hubert Brown, 12 Fenton Ave.
100. Mrs. James Ferguson, 03 Elm St.
101. Mrs. Francis Pelton, R.D., Charlestown.
102. William A. Smith, 15 Messenger St.
103. Mrs. Nellie Durgin.
104. Alice C. Downing.
105. Mrs. Walter L. Leavitt, 35 Highland Ave.
106. Herman Kruger, 11 Clay St.
107. Mrs. Mildred Lampron.
108. Ruth Whittemore.
109. Walter B. Stewart.
110. Leeman B. Wormhood, Sr.
111. William C. Heath, 77 Liberty St.
112. Chester W. Jenks, 971 Chestnut St.
113. Ruth Carr, 37 Riddle St.
114. Mrs. Elva C. Bemis, Pleasant St.
115. Mrs. Lena B. Miller.
116. Mrs. Martin Bernard.
117. Howard Zea.
118. Josiah N. Henderson.
119. Dr. Joseph C. Jasper, 17 South St.
120. Mary C. Jones, Box 11.
121. Mrs. Charles Hartshorn.
122. Fred D. Cross, 26 Berkeley St.
123. Ralph M. Parker, 35 Chester St.
124. Mrs. Etta M. Tolman, Box 49, Chesham.
125. Josephine T. Caswell, 314 Main St.
126. Clarence Rumford.
127. Mrs. Jessie C. Hammond.
128. Mrs. Albro L. Balch.
129. Mrs. Bela Kingman, 3 Gerry Ave.
. 130. Ada R. Tenney, 168 N. Main St.
131. Mrs. Helga Anderson, Box &4, Guild.
132. Mrs. Florence Gleason.
133. Mrs. Alice B. Collins, R.D. 1, Hampton.
134. Mrs. Judith Perkins, Maple Rd.
135. Leona M. Batchelder.
136. Mrs. Margaret S. Piper, Box 34, Northwood
Ridge.
137. Mrs. Bessie A. Bean.
138. Mrs. Hazel Donnelly.
139. Mrs. Alvin Helme, Huckins Rdy.
140. Mrs. Gertrude R. Jones.
141. Daniel S. Atwood.
142. Everett H. Farnum.
143. Dr. Mary L. R. Farnum, 46 Spring St.
144. Mrs. William G. Hunter, 28 High St.
145. Fred Hadlock.
146. Mrs. John Thompson.
147. Mildred M. Conner, Upper City Rd.
148. Mrs. E. A. Chase, 25 Russell St.
149. Harry L. Moore, 249 Islington St.
150. Mrs. William H. Roberts, Box 191.
151. Florence Danforth.
152. Phyllis Bliss, 7 May St.
154. Emma L. Foss, R.D. 2, Box 174.
155. Alice L. Hall, Lawrence Rd.
156. Vartan M. Danielian, 233A Cross St.
157. Mrs. Sherman Fellows, Gerrish.
158. Claris H. Bodwell.
159. Mrs. John Grant, 17 Hamilton St.
160. Mrs. Suzanne B. Parker.
161. Sally A. Owen, S. Main St., Seabrook.
162. Mrs. Melvina Jackson, Canaan.
164. Mrs. Etta H. Berry.
165. Mrs. Bessie C Jewett.
166. Mrs. Bessie V. Davis.
167. Mrs. Maud B. Russell, 26 Kingsbury St.,
168. Mrs. Nellie Stone.
169. Mrs. Edwin E. Clough.
170. Mrs. Alvin W. Holt.
171. Mrs. Alexander MacGregor, 3 School Lane.
172. Beatrice M. Merrifield, Maine St.
173. August Maki, Box 92.
175. Louise Eastman.
176. George A. Doe.
177. Norman N. Schofield, Elm St.
178. Zora C. Clough.
179. Mrs. Florence B. Emerson.
180. Mrs. Bessie M. Little, R.D. 1, Warner.
181. Mrs. Elsie G. McCurdy.
182. Mrs. Charles A. Bacon, 2 Church St.
183. Mrs. Forest F. Hall, Westmoreland Depot.
184. Mrs. Grace L. Joyce, West Andover.
185. Ida P. Davenport, 21 Holton St., AUston
186. Mrs. Alice M. Huber, R.D. 1.
187. Carl D. Grupe, 19 Parker St.
188. Mrs. Alton B. Meader, Forest Rd.
NEW YORK
1. Bryan O. Burgin, 25 VanSchoick Ave.
2. Mrs. Belle F. Robinson, 17 Barclay St.
4. Raymond Wheeler, R.D. 1, Marietta.
5. Mrs. Roscoe Mclntyre, 82 Orchard Ave.
6. J. W. Dickson.
7. Mrs. Wesley Warner, Riverhead.
8. Gordon Caner.
9. Eugene Warner.
10. Mrs. H. H. Bowles.
11. Mrs. Percy Craig.
13. Anna O. Collins, R.D. 1.
14. Frank A. Sherry, 35 Third Ave.
15. Anna Albrecht.
16. S. Afarian, 17 Coubeth Ave.
17. Mrs. Ida Miller, 40 Cleveland Ave.
18. Bruce M. Bartlett, 6 Zane Rd.
19. Mrs. Charles W. Shaffer.
20. Benjamin D. Sears.
21. Beatrice Hodgson, R.D.
22. Hayward A. Kimball, Larch Rd.
23. Grace E. Brown.
24. Mrs. Lillian Bell.
26. Ernest Nathan, 7 Meadow Ave., W.
27. Amy Atwater.
29. James J. Frieling, 415 Norwood Ave.
31. Robert Smith, 97 Walnut St.
32., Mrs. Evelyn Carr, 366 Walnut St.
33. Mrs. Charles F. Duchscherer, 65 Kinsey Ave.,
Kenmore 17.
34. Jane E. Bauman, Indian Rd.
35. Mrs. Harward Schultz, Mineral Springs Rd.
36. Walter Struck, Lake Ave.
37. Mrs. H. L. Sawyer, R.D. 3.
39. Mrs. Mae A. Blackman, R.D. 2.
40. Guy Adsit, Elm St.
41. Mrs. William J. McEwan.
42. Frank E. Fisk, 111 Gibson St.
43. Mrs. Ross W. Galpin.
44. Thelma R. Wheeler, 7 Franklin St.
45. Mrs. Ralph Fuller, R.D.
46. Herman Theleman, R.D.
47. Gloria Tierney, Pinecliff.
48. Mrs. Robert C. Ferguson, R.D. 1.
49. Mrs. Anna P. Davis, R.D. 1.
50. Paul W. Aradine.
51. John Sheerar.
52. Mrs. Edna Thompson.
53. Mrs. Jessie M. Burdick.
54. Ethel Center, Hampton Manor, Rensselaer.
55. Sophia Allen.
56. Mrs. Sara Penning.
57. Mrs. Emogene W. Wood, Washington St.
58. Isabelle Blair, 135 Decatur St.
59. Mrs. Elizabeth B. VanScoy, 86 Greenbush St.
60. Alice L. Horton, 25 Garfield St.
61. Mrs. George Cummings, R.D., Bainbridge.
62. Ross Brooks.
64. Mrs. Jean D. Lyford, R.D., Curriers.
65. Mrs. Walter Swartout, R.D. 4.
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NEW YORK (Continued)
Mrs. Edith lies, R.D. 1.
Dorothy Schloop.
Mrs. Mabel Lyons.
Lucy R. Buell.
L. W. Davison, 11 Flint Rd.
Mrs. Ellis Brow-n, R.D. 1, Morrisville.
George Hooven, 100 Buckeye Rd.
Louise R. Maxon.
Allister MacDougal.
Mrs. Helen White.
Guy R. Spencer, 422 W. Fourth St.
Mrs. Florence Taber, 1220 Hall St.
Mrs. Thelma Starks, 15 Liberty St., Weeds-
port.
Mrs. Grace Blackwell, 200 Dudley Ave.
Glen H. Potter, 22 W. Church St.
Mrs. Buelah Meier.
Eleanor O. Potter.
George Story.
Louis H. Johnson, R.D.
Mrs. H. J. Alexander, 224 W. Broadway.
Mrs. Florence C. Barnum, R.D. 4.
H. Lester Heistad, 153 Tullamore Rd.
Charlotte Dunbar.
Judge George W. Cloning, 224 Kingsboro Ave.
Mrs. Ernest Morris, 8 North St.
Willard Knickerbocker.
R. G. Morey, 203 Cortland St.
Mrs. Emma L. Marsh, R.D. 2.
Mrs. May B. Redman, R.D. 1, Geneva.
Mrs. Ella Curry.
Mrs. Henry Burger.
Frank L. Greene, 5 Clinton St.
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, Huntersland, R.D. 2.
Geraldine Albin, South Jamesport.
J. Chester Molj-neux, 116 Buffalo St.
Mrs. Stanley Harford, 22 Chambers St.
Mrs. Ardys Holmes, Strykersville.
Mrs. Allan Washbond.
Mrs. Cynthia L. Brustrom, R.D. 3.
Mrs. Burdette R. Tuttle, 16 Ponckhockie St.
Roscoe Wixson.
Mrs. Wesley A. Brudo.
Carolyn Emery.
Mrs Hazel Schweitzer, 145 Bregman Ave.
Mrs. M. L. Burpee.
E. E. Jones, R.D. 1, Ogdensburg.
Mrs. Bertha Howland.
Genevieve Wheeler, 209 Sixth St.
Mrs. Irene W. Williams, Linden St.
A. C. Smith, 324 Washburn St.
Robert Power, R.D. 1, Norfolk.
Myron Carter, Ira.
Mrs. Marie V. Drayer.
Mrs. Paul Lockwood.
Mrs. Walter Roberts, Jr., 77 Ryder Rd.
D. A. Williams.
Thomas Simpkins, Prospect Dr.
Mrs. Ben Snyder.
Abby K. Miller, West Coxsackie.
Kenneth B. Abt, 24 Benton Ave.
Gertrude Cunningham, 201 Wickham Ave.
Mrs. Robert White, 20 Aurora St.
Mrs. Flora Radlev.
Mrs. Grace J. M. Tuthill, Rocky Point.
Mrs. Harris D. Hineline, 425 Rich Ave.
George M. Lambden, 97 Beechwood Ave.
Fre'derika Fryer.
Owen Evans, R.D. 3, Cazenovia.
Mrs. Stacy Shoultes.
Mrs. S. G. Sloan, P.O. Box 944.
Mrs. E. P. Gero, P.O. Box 25.
B. H. Richmond, New Lebanon Center.
Mrs. Harrison Smith.
Mrs. Walter Ludington, 3060 Hull Ave.,
Bronx 67.
John Dole, W. 231st St.
Anna Svendsen, 11 W. 14th St.
Marion Scholz, 3202 Third Ave.
Ethel Files, 305 W. 97th St.
Allan Baxter, 1800 Grand Concourse.
166. Harry Webb, 9577 114th St., Richmond Hill.
167. Charles J. Bamberger, 58 Jefferson Ave.
169. Milton Sorensen, 474 65th St.
170. John L. Beinert, 27 Sterling St.
171. Cameron A. Reed, 451 E. 18th St.
172. Ester A. Flinkman, 735 44th St.
173. Mrs. George M. Dean, 1400 Schenectady Ave.
175. Mrs. Ethel E. Meighan, 1852 66th St.
176. O. J. Turnquest, 550 Franklin Ave.
177. Benjamin H. Hons, 2515 Glenwood Rd.
178. Irene Gallear, 925 Union St.
179. Henry N. Edmonds, 873 E. Ninth St.
181. Frank &aft, 231 Park PI.
182. Marguerite C. Grotte, 533 E. 52nd St.
183. Mrs. Lettie Shepherd, 208 Riverdale Ave.
184. David King, 416 Marlborough Rd.
185. M. G. Lulejian, 152 E. 34th St.
186. Joseph E. Choate, 96 Pierrepont St., Brooklyn
Heights 2.
187. Ella G. Sparrow, 287 Fourth Ave.
188. Clara Pincknev, 361 W. 121st St.
189. Grayson Frederick, 143 W. 142nd St.
191. Wisnor Jackson, 33-33 102nd St.
192. Gustav Stromgren, 181-16 Ivruger Rd.,
193. Alfred W. Barber, 35-33 172nd St.
194 Lloyd L. Maurer, 298 Burns St.
195. James E. Williams, 107-22 New York Blvd.
196. Mrs. Dorothy G. Arsnow, 175-17 145th Ave.
197. Mrs. Marion Ehrlich, 102-05 VanWyck Blvd.,
Richmond Hill 19.
198. Werden B. Potter, 410 W. 24th St.
199. Walter Schwarze, 111-08 207th St., St. Albans.
200. Edith Hoblin, 9018 104th St.
201. Raymond Hauser, 8522 86th St., Woodhaven.
202. Mrs. Anne Slocum, 515 Beach 68th St.,
Arverne.
203. Walter T. VanDorn, 8630 91st St.
204. John W. Camden, 138-05 Reddington St.,
Ozone Park.
205. Mrs. H. L. Siemon, 114 Guyon Ave., Staten
Island 6.
206. Olaf Nilsen, 136 Yetman Ave., Zone 7.
207. Andrew G. Clauson, 425 Oakland Ave.
208. Mrs. Jennie Parry, 478 Main St.
209. Jed Alfred Hyde, 570 82nd St.
210. Mrs. Herman H. Taft.
211. Mrs. Edith Frost.
214. Mrs. Harry Bossart, R.D., Batavia.
215. Ella Neal.
216. Harry G. Hart.
217. Anna S. Gifford, 10-A BrowTi Ave.
218. Mfs. Walter Hydorn, Main St.
219. Mrs. J. Robert Bellows, 20 Waldron Ave.
220. Mrs. William Marney, 418 St. Lawrence Ave.
221. Mrs. Gladvs M. Prescott, R.D. 2, Chittenango.
222. Mrs. Harold Fewster.
223. W. Sherman Silsby, R.D. 2.
224. Edna F. Ryder.
225. Mrs. A. D. Grannis, 141 Madison St.
226. Clarence Shelley. *
227. Elizabeth Limebeck.
228. Mrs. Clayton D. Hitchcock, 159 E. Sixth St.
229. Miss O. Brown.
230. Lester M. Cooper, Chenango St.
231. W. A. Pine, R.D. 2, Sauquoit.
232. Mrs. Warren Daniels.
234. Willard Smith, 70 Pine Neck Ave., East
Patchogue.
235. Fav Burrows, 19 Eraser St.
236. Mrs. Peter Glomb, Corfu.
237. Mrs. Ward M. Butler.
239. Mrs. Cora Ash.
240. George Youngman.
242. Mrs. Ida M. Spencer, R.D. 3.
243. Grove B. Smith.
244. Mrs. Mabel Marsh, Brocton.
245. Mrs. Ray E. Gaylord.
246. Otis A. Allen, 120 Livingston St.
248. Mrs. Roy W. Hardie, Port St.
249. Mrs. Margaret Becker.
250. Clarice Henry.
251. Isabel Tubbs, 4 S. Washington St.
252. Edna Tilly, 29 Orchard Ave.
253. Harry Crow.
254. Mrs. Thomas Henry, R.D. 2.
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255. William W. MacFarland, 1119 Third St.
256. Mrs. C. P. Stiles.
257. Mrs. Ruth B. Baker.
260. Mrs. Garfield Parnell, Malloch Rd.
261. Mrs. Roscoe J. Conklin, 210 Lincoln St.
262. Harold J. Evans, 90 Sound Ave.
263. Mrs. Bernard Sohram, 273 Peart Ave.
264. Thelma Lampen, 1600 South Ave.
265. Alice M. Denny, 916 South Ave.
266. Earl G. Lawrence, 123 Montclair Dr.
267. Mrs. Robert W. Smith, 48 Presque St.
268. Kenneth M. Macnair, 94 Fonda Rd.
269. Gerald Rider.
270. Mrs. Erwin M. Davis.
271. Mabel D. Blodgett.
272. Mrs. Hattie M. Harter, R.D. 2.
273. Mrs. Frank Don, 112 Main St.
274. Glen Baker, 90 Swan St.
276. Dr. James M. Hastings, Arcade Building.
277. Mrs. Gordon Kelley, 44 Partition St.
278. Irving Farrand, R.D.
279. Catherine Hoag, 153 Candee Ave.
280. Martin H. Clapp, 149 Edgemont Rd.
281. Erna F. Vissoher, 51 Snowden Ave.
282. Mrs. Clarence Jenks.
283. Kelsey Wirehouse, Clinton Corners.
284. Mrs. Charles Moore, R.D. 2, Trumansburg.
285. Bessie M. Wickes, 10 Daniels St.
286. Mrs. Homer N. Lathrop.
288. Gilbert C. Deringer, 115 Allen St.
289. Richard P. McClelland, 10 Division St.
291. Walter Geyer, 161 Darwin Dr.
292. Mrs. Horace B. Willsie, East Berne.
293. Mrs. Laurence Gibson.
294. Mrs. John Boeckmann, Weber Ave.
295. Mrs. Ray Crossett, R.D. 1, Livonia.
296. Douglas Stanton, Greenville.
297. Mrs. Berton J. Patterson, 133 Dean Rd.
298. Mrs. Peter Murdock, Main St.
299. Mrs. Raymond F. Long.
301. Mrs. Zella McSherry, R.D. 1.
302. Mrs. Leon Pratt, Brewerton Rd.
303. George W. Ivnock, 315 W. Lafayette Ave.
305. Harry N. Craner, Sr., 526 Stinard Ave.
307. Chester N. Clarke, 463 Allen St.
308. Ernest Post, R.D., Monsey.
309. Mrs. E. C. Boardman, 16 Treadway St.
310. Rev. Harry Serian, 97 Ninth St.
311. Mrs. John H. Stewart, 36 Highview Ave.
314. Cyril Williams, 1417 Flagg Ave.
315. Robert E. Roberts, 1647 Holland Ave.
316. Mrs. M. L. DeGroodt, 112 Barton Ave.
317. Mrs. Lena Lindsley, R.D. 5.
318. Mrs. Mildred W. Lewis.
320. Raymond P. Shinn.
321. Ella E. Wells, Wilmarth PI.
322. Richard W. Duschen, Dale Rd.
323. Walter Cutter, Mallory Rd., R.D. 1, New
Hartford.
324. William D. Moran, 1709 State St.
326. Mrs. Paul Drake, 327 N. Main St.
327. Mrs. Fred Olmstead.
329. Gwilym Griffiths, R.D. 1.
331. Robert Darling, R.D., Berkshire.
333. Walter L. Harrison, R.D. 1.
334. Mrs. Frederick Busch, 14 McKinley Ave.
335. Cornelia Wilcox, 70 Smith Ave.
336. John S. Snyder, 107 White Rd., Scarsdale.
337. Mrs. Barbara Wilkins.
338. Mrs. Gordon Laurence.
339. Milan M. Clark.
342. Leo S. Wagg, R.D. 2.
345. Elizabeth DeShane.
348. William Reesor, R.D. 3.
NORTH CAROLINA (Colored)
1. Mrs. S. A. Jackson.
2. Thelma E. Lowe.
3. Manuel Chambers, R. 2, Box 58, Jackson
Springs.
5. E. W. Harris, R. 2, Box 167.
6. Mrs. John Terry, Box 113.
8. Mrs. Sadie Tyson.
9. Mrs. C. E. Godette, 601 Cedar St.
11. Mrs. Seolia Goins.
19. Mrs. Lula M. Atkins, R. 1.
20. Carlton Atkins, R. 3, c/o F. A. Tally, Sanford.
21. Mrs. Lillie Jones, R. 1.
23. Mrs. Julia W. Boulding, 600 S. McDowell St.
27. Mrs. Shelva Russell, 93 Cline St.
30. Mrs. Ida Brewington, R.D. 1.
32. Mrs. Katie Branch, 611 Branch St.
33. Mrs. Lillian McLain, 210 W. Enterprise St.
34. Mrs. Emma M. Allen, R. 4, Box 459A.
35. Mrs. Pearlie Highsmith.
36. Willie A. Ross.
40. Mrs. N. H. Reid. 109 W. Green St.
45. Mrs. Ada Hayes, R., Box 7.
49. Authur Lee, Jr., 2209 E. Market St.
52. Dorothy Worth, R. 1, Box 90.
53. Mrs. Agnes T. Lambe, P. O. Box 193.
54. Mrs. T. C. Toomer, R. 1, Moncure.
55. Gracie V. Maness, R. 2, Box 8.
56. Mrs. Willia Thompson, R. 1.
58. William L. Sneed, R. 5, Box 98, Oxford.
59. Louise Wright, Box 251.
60. Mrs. Ora L. Carroll, R. 1, Box 132.
62. Mrs. Lucile Jones, 802 Park St.
63. William Saulter, 1404 Furlough St.
65. Ernest Hinnant, R.D. 3, Box 100.
66. Duella Webb, R.D.I, Box 136.
67. Mrs. Polly Simmons, 520 Perry Alley.
70. J. W. White, R. 1, Box 30.
74. Mitchell Squires.
76. Harry W. Hicks, Star Route, Box 12.
79. Mrs. Ibbie Fryar, R. 5, Box 117.
81. Mrs. Margie Thompson, R. 4, Box 35.
86. Mrs. E. B. Crutchfield, R. 5, Box 115, Sanford.
91. Mrs. Mary Henry.
92. Mrs. Minnie Blount, R. 4, Box 278.
93. Mrs. Ira H. Cook.
96. Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman, Box 138.
98. Mima M. Hall, R. 1. Box 90A.
99. Leemon Moore, R. 1, Box 99.
101. Starling Alston. R.D. 4, Box 58.
103. Mrs. Beatrice Steele, R. 3.
104. Mrs. Mary L. Womble.
105. Hortense Smith.
109. Mrs. Lessie Durham, 620 E. Davie St.
112. J. C. McKoy, R.D. 3, Box 124.
116. H. E. Webb, Sr.
123. Velva D. Green, R. 5, Box 5.
124. Mrs. Lula Mae Edison, R. 3, Box 321.
126. Mrs. Ora Lassiter.
130. A. D. Ramsey, R. 1, Box 170.
131. Bernice G. Dobbins, Box 321.
133. Mrs. Lethia Mangrum, Box 1064.
134. Mrs. Ann Jones, R. 1, Box 131.
135. Mrs. M. C. Ready, 620 Queen St.
136. Mrs. Madge Neely, 1402 14th St.
138. Serether Hartfield, R. 2, Box 54, Wake Forest.
139. R. C. Richardson.
141. Mrs. Henrietta P. Thompson, R. 1, Box 84.
142. Caesar A. Wright, R. 1, Box 115, Norlina.
NORTH DAKOTA
1. Samuel Konrad.
4. Mrs. Keith Veitch.
6. A. C. Mogle.
7. Mrs. H. H. White.
8. Mrs. Emma Easton.
' 9. Alvin Kroh.
10. Mrs. Frank Erickson.
12. C. C. Russell.
13. Karl Haberstrok.
14. Mrs. Clara G. Overholser.
15. E. H. Crary.
16. Mrs. Agnes Olson.
17. John Scheerer.
18. Mary Brown, R. 3, Devils Lake.
19. Mrs. S. B. Niles.
20. Mrs. O. C. Haug.
21. Mrs. Louise Dynes, 266 W. Fifth St.
24. Ben Goodbird.
25. Mrs. Ina Hall.
26. Mrs. Edgar Crowsheart, Halliday.
27. Adolph Sprenger.
28. Gottlieb Blumhardt.
29. Jackson Ripley.
31. Dorothy E. Wylie, 1101 Second Ave., S.
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32. Mary Perry, 1024 N. Seventh St.
33. John V. Zuber.
34. Mrs. N. H. Whitcomb.
35. Mrs. Nina Argersinger.
36. Walter Troxel, Berthold.
37. Daniel Flaig.
38. Jacob Betsch.
39. Fred Brosz.
40. Mrs. A. E. Friend.
41. Mrs. H. O. Stevens.
42. August G. J. Arlt.
45. William Schatz.
46. Walter Braun.
47. John Voegele, Beulah.
52. Mrs. Harold E. Knudson, Box 243.
54. Edwin Lucas.
55. Mrs. Frank Chesley.
57. Nick Wittenberg.
58. Mrs. H. L. Stratemeyer.
59. Peter Schatz, Box 42.
60. Jacob Heupel.
62. Glenn Emch.
63. Fred A. Young.
64. Mrs. Frank Sussex.
65. Mrs. Helen Tulp.
66. Mary Cusator, 720 Second Ave., N.E.
67. Karl Wagnrud.
68. George Elhard.
69. Peter Billigmeier.
71. Mrs. Cora Kraemer.
72. Mrs. Jack Barron.
73. Mrs. John M. Dulmage.
77. Mrs. Fred Armstrong.
78. Mrs. A. W. Rice.
79. G. L. Elken, Jr.
80. August Heupel.
81. Ludwig Schmidt.
82. Mrs. Harry Roberts.
83. John Gall.
84. Christ Kinzler, Kulm.
85. Mrs. E. W. Ryall.
86. Mrs. J. W. Bliss, 608 Lincoln Ave.
87. O. D. Herstein.
88. John Riegel.
89. Mrs. Peter Jung.
90. Fred Litke.
91. Oscer Heupel.
93. Mrs. Norman Halstenson.
96. Mrs. L. H. Dethloff.
97. Anton T. Kolberg.
98. Mrs. E. P. Krogh.
99. Clarence S. Butler.
100. Mrs. Wyatt Walch.
101. W. A. Herstein.
102. Mrs. Harriet E. McLees.
105. Mrs. Charles Pierce.
106. Mrs. S. A. Collis.
107. Mrs. F. W. Smith.
108. Mrs. Mary E. Roberts.
109. Mrs. Luella Woodall.
110. Jacob Mattheis.
111. Mrs. Fanny Lowery.
112. Berenice Albrecht.
113. Fred Braun.
115. S. L. Mythaler, Columbia Ave.
119. Edith S. Larson, St. Science School.
120. Mrs. D. J. Barnard, 812 N. Main St.
123. Henry Gall, Jr.
124. John Kaufmann, Jr.
OHIO
1. Robert T. Harper, 2316 Grant Ave., Cuyahoga
Falls.
2. John Bassler, 613 Vinita Ave., Zone 2.
3. Mrs. Fred Blessing, Blessing Dr.
4. William Bruce, Jr., 149 Forest St.
6. J. W. Werts.
8. Mrs. Ola Overturf.
9. Mrs. John Herlevi, 1230 W. Eighth St.
10. Mrs. Martha A. Powell, 517 Prospect Rd.
11. Alice Burger, 1826 W. Fourth St.
12. Doris Barthol, R.D. 2.
13. Mrs. Estella Button, R.D. 2, Mantua.
14. Mrs. Roy Wern.
15. Mrs. A. D. Owen.
16. Virginia Williams, Avon Center Rd.
17. Ida Nunn, 1045 Tuscarawas Ave., W.
18. Mrs. Lester Swartz, R.D. 7, Akron.
20. F. M. Webster, 233 Kilbourne St.
21. Mrs. Mable Brownfield, 510 Walnut St.
22. Mrs. David B. Pearson, 159 Beech St.
23. Mrs. Virgil Tripp, Box 2.
24. Bessie M. Green, 25 W. Main St.
25. H. A. Nixon.
27. A. R. Drake.
28. Mrs. Irena B. Hall.
29. Jeanne Diefenbach, 24 Elm St.
30. Clair O. Goss.
32. Mrs. Rowenna G. Mazey, Masury.
34. Edwin Morgan.
36. Mrs. B. N. Price.
37. Mrs. Helen H. Coats.
38. Mrs. D. F. Kittle, 310 W. Main St.
40. Mrs. Virgie O'Hara, R. 2, Eaton.
41. Mrs. Mary Stokoe, 1128 Second St., N.W.
42. Willard Geuy.
43. Charles Pickett.
44. Evalyn Welch, R. 1.
46. Mrs. Maud Chrisman, R. 2.
47. Lewis J. Hissett, 155 S. Main St.
48. Mrs. Mildred Snyder, 213 S. Hambden St.
49. Mrs. Gertrude Clinesmith.
50. Eva Hampton, Box 89.
51. M. E. Merchant, 7 Sheldon Close, Mariemont
27.
52. M. Ethel Evans, 427 McGregor Ave., Zone 6.
54. Marion Mardorf, 822 Seton Ave., Zone 5.
55. William A. Schoepflin, 3145 Ferguson Rd.,
Zone 11.
57. Mrs. Minnie Bresky, 23857 Frank Ave.,
Rocky River 16.
58. L. G. Morgret.
59. George H. Ketteringham, 2020 View Rd.,
Zone 9.
61. Mrs. A. E. Sicha, 4263 E. 131st St., Zone 20.
62. Jennie L. Buchholz, 4305 W. 71st St., Zone 9.
63. Mrs. James Stevenson, 18920 Newton, Zone
19.
64. Mrs. Herbert Hudson, 7433 Hammond Ave.,
Zone 9.
65. Harry E. Forsberg, 14408 Shaw Ave., East
Cleveland 12.
66. Mrs. F. Magyar, 5828 Gilbert Ct., Zone 2.
67. Margaret Stitt, 14821 Terrace Rd., Zone 12.
68. Mrs. George W. Scott, 4941 E. 86th St., Zone
5.
69. C. S. Ettenger, 154 E. 214th St., Zone 19.
70. Mrs. F. M. Weeks, 9606 Euclid Ave., Zone 6.
71. Mrs. George Miles, 3856 W. 152nd St., Zone
11.
72. Jennie Macdiarmid, 494 E. 250th St., Euclid.
73. Andrew M. Kramer, 1632 Northland Ave.,
Zone 7.
74. Howard L. Larson, 1656 Orchard Grove Ave.,
Zone 7.
76. Clarence E. Keating, 17708 Delaware Ave.,
Lakewood 7.
77. Mrs. William J. Benes, 13913 Svec Ave., Zone
20.
78. Blanche Johnson, 3494 Tullamore Rd.
79. Marguerite H. Grinam, 1015 E. 76th St.,
Zone 3.
80. Mrs. Doris Annen, 19671 Renwood, Euclid.
81. Mrs. Carl G. Klaiss, 3500 W. 151st St., Zone
11.
82. Mrs. Richard Thomas, 2592 W. 14th St.,
Zone 13.
83. Mrs. Paul L. Holden, 2448 Woodmere Dr.,
Zone 6.
84. Mrs. Laura K. Pratt, 2567 Eaton Rd., Zone
18.
85. Thomas L. Jenkins, 16212 Ernadale Ave.,
Zone 11.
86. David Robb, 14907 Milverton Rd., Zone 20.
88. Mrs. Ethel Radekin, R.D. 1.
89. Carl S. Tumbleson, 1777 Coventry Rd., Zone
8.
90. Daisy A. Richey, 1495>^ E. Main St., Zone 5.
91. Mrs. E. B. Graham, 325 Crestview Rd., Zone
2.
92. John S. Bowers, 162 E. Dunedin Rd., Zone 2.
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93. Mrs. C. W. Mummert, 978 S. High St., Zone 6.
94. Melville Basinger, R. 1.
95. Mrs. Edna Morris.
96. Mrs. E. B. Thayer, 435 Buffalo St.
98. Mrs. William G. Cook.
101. Mrs. Bessie Young.
102. L. W. Reck, 303 E. Broadway.
103. Mrs. Paul Crosier, 2421 Fourth St.
104. Mrs. Lawrence E. Swabb, 125 Edgar Ave.,
Zone 10.
106. Mrs. Charles Brentlinger, R. 1, Clayton.
108. Mrs. Walter A. McFall, 26 Elmwood Ave.,
Zone 5.
109. Margaret E. Whitacre, 30 Cedarlawn Dr.,
Zone 5.
110. J. B. Hornish.
113. Mrs. Eugene Hickin, 2503 'Dover Rd.
114. Dr. H. O. Whitaker.
115. Mrs. Harriette Johnson.
117. Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, Hallauer Rd., R.D. 1'
118. R. V. Locke, 405 N. Barron St.
119. Mrs. Mabel F. Ellis, 329 Cambridge St.
120. Ruth T. Winchell, 436 Cleveland St.
121. Agnes Anderson, 601 Cambridge St.
124. George Hayduk, 526 Second St.
125. Gertrude Dennis.
126. Austin Carpenter.
127. Ralph Albright.
134. Mrs. Charles Humm.
135. Mrs. Ray Cull.
136. Mrs. Victoria Doty, 730 Tibbals St.
137. Mrs. John Herman.
138. Mrs. Walter Bowman.
139. Mrs. J. M. Owen, P.O. Box 111.
140. Carra F. Goodrich, 39 N. Eagle St,
142. Mrs. Alberta Williams.
144. Mrs. Charles Baker.
145. Jeane Koehler, 26 Burnham St., Zone 18.
146. Ralph B. Clark, 700 E. Third St.
147. Mrs. Margaret E. Beard.
149. Mrs. George Carver.
151. Mrs. Zelma Young, R. 1.
152. Mrs. Frances Haugh.
156. Mabel D. Riley.
157. W. O. Jenkins.
159. Ruth E. Sprague, 19 Oviatt St.
160. G. R. Beardsley.
162. Mrs. George Hartlaub.
163. Mrs. Lillian D. Anthony.
165. M. B. Spelman, 501 W. Main St.
166. Mrs. Edna Upham.
167. Jean Ackerman.
168. Lewis Entsminger, R.D. 1, Rutland.
169. Mrs. Lora Williamson, R. 3, Troy.
170. Chloe McVey, Box 53.
171. Ora Wolf, R.D. 2.
172. Mrs. Theodore Welch, Box 2.
175. H. D. Wilber, 2002 Lakewood Ave.
176. Norris Leach.
177. Mrs. Eva E. Mossman, R.D. 1.
178. Mrs. Virginia E. Richardson, 110 Bartlett St.
179. Bessie Hawkins.
180. H. L. Harrington.
181. John Baughman, R.D.
182. Mrs. Rhea Eddy, 445 Ninth St.
183. Mrs. Elmer Wray.
184. Walter Pritchard.
185. Mrs. Vernon Staver, R. 1, West Milton.
186. Bessie M. Houle.
188. Carl C. Lawson, 265 E. Main St.
189. Mrs. Russell R. Cline, 427 Glessner Ave.
190. Mrs. Philip Ackerman, Michigan Ave., R.D. 4.
191. John R. Lane, Lakeside.
192. Lillian Gantz, 618 Second St.
193. Jack Smith, 413 Second St.
194. Mrs. William E. Stacy, R.D. 3.
196. Mrs. Mildred M. Linton.
197. Bertha A. Hall, 211 Meigs St.
200. D. C. Babcock, Washington Apt.
202. Mrs. George A. Drake, 29 N. Main St.
204. Mrs. Ollie Weinstock.
205. Mrs. Hazel Kuhns.
206. Mrs. Grayce Honaker, R. 2.
208. Violet Moran, R. 3.
209. Mrs. Charles S. Dennis, R. 3.
210. Mrs. J. D. Geiger, 404 E. Vine.
211. Mrs. Lurline Rose, R. 2.
212. J. M. Sanner.
216. P. S. Wright.
218. Mrs. Otis B. Idle, 173 Fairfield Ave.
219. John W. Moore, Conover.
220. Ruth Goodman, Columbia Ave.
222. Mrs. Blanche Sanders.
224. Mrs. Nellie Radcliffe.
225. Mrs. Julia H. Conn, 33360 Bradley Rd.
226. Mrs. Vera W. Wilbur, R. 1, Elyria.
227. Tillie Howell, Winchester.
228. Mavme C. PaTy.
229. Pauline Dunn, 15 S. Pleasant.
230. Mrs. Hazel Francis, R. 1, Langsville.
231. Gilbert Hall, River Rd.
232. Mrs. Helen Tearnan, R. 1, Ft. Loramie.
234. Mrs. Naomi Myers.
235. Mrs. Merton Henricle, Headlands Rd.
237. Mrs. W. W. Moore.
238. Mrs. Walter Perry.
239. Mrs. Anita Painter.
240. Mrs. Earl Ross, 650 W. Ash St.
242. Mrs. Oma Walker, R. 4, Wellington.
243. Mrs. Ray Woodbury.
244. Mrs. Irene W. Jones, R. 1, South Vienna.
246. Mrs. Martha Hunter, Box 196.
250. Mrs. Anna Little.
252. George L. Pugh.
253. John C. Floyd, 548 Day St.
255. Mrs. William Ellis, Jr., R.D., Peninsula.
256. Mrs. Hewitt Fredebaugh.
257. Mrs. Ruth Layman, R. 4.
258. Mildred Lyons.
259. Mary T. Barker.
260. J. S. Parsons, R.D. 1, New Milford.
261. Georgia Sackett, R.D. 4.
262. E. W. Crabbe, R.D. 3, Georgetown.
263. Milton Zerbe, 1205 N. Depot St.
264. Edith Morris, R. 4, Box 107, Hamilton.
265. Ben R. Evans, 116 Second Ave.
268. Annabelle Kilmer.
269. Mrs. Lucy Simpson.
270. Mrs. Elsie Murry, Box 108.
271. Mary Mitch.
272. Mrs. F. W. Swanev, 502 S. Broadway.
273. Frank Lawson Walsh, 127 W. Cecil St.
274. Margery Dibble, 1521 Edgewood Ave.
276. Mrs. John W. Hicks, 113 Langley Ave.
277. E. J. Fish.
279. Mrs. Myrtle Snell, R. 1, West Milton.
280. Mrs. May Taylor.
281. Ralph J. Oechsler, 6604 Maplewood Ave.
282. S. S. Rothrock, 2949 Overlook Rd., Cuyahoga
Falls.
283. Mrs. Margaret Breneman, R.D. 11, Box 439,
Zone 7.
284. Bruce H. Bacon, 2418 Scottwood Ave., Zone
10.
285. Mrs. Florence Miley, 1315 Harvard Blvd.,
Zone 9.
286. Ray Livingston, 4205 Eastway Dr., Zone 12.
287. Mrs. Anna Miller, 869 Rogers St., Zone 5.
288. Walter Black, 2826 123rd St., Zone 11.
290. S. E. Eichman, 2002 Parkdale Ave., Zone 7.
291. H. R. Fisher, 236 S. Franklin St., Richwood.
292. A. M. Strader.
293. Paul H. Rhoades, 814 W. Race St.
294. Mrs. Lela McDivitt, R. 2, Garrettsville.
295. Mrs. Myrtle Siler, R. 1.
296. Mrs. Lois D. Rose.
301. Ruth A. Rosencrans, Ashtabula Co.
302. Thomas G. Williams, 419 W. Huron St.
303. Helen Kelch, R. 2.
304. May Bacon.
305. Mrs. V. L. Farst.
307. Jay C. Burr, 422 Cherry St.
308. Flossie Watts.
309. Mrs. Grace Jones, 523 Eddy Rd., Cleveland 8.
310. Leonora A. Fobes.
311. Alice A. Andrus, 117 Dickson St.
312. Mrs. H. H. Fitts.
313. Mrs. Florence Goodwin.
315. Mrs. Herbert Detwiler.
316. Marcel Ammerman.
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317. Mrs. Sarah E. Wirt, R. 1, Fostoria.
318. Mrs. Goldie Greenwood, 256 N. Miami.
319. Mrs. Floyd Basil, R. 1.
320. M. W. Swank, R. 3, Troy.
321. Mrs. Joseph Taylor, R. 1, North Benton.
322. Mrs. Grier Davidson.
323. Mrs. George K. Clark, 562 E. 342nd St.
325. Mrs. C. S. Curtiss.
326. Mrs. Roena Thomas, R. 4, Greenville.
327. Douglas Morgan, 4130 Helena Ave.
328. W. W. Parmenter, 1311 Belmont Ave.
329. Mrs. Earl Beckett, 135 Hamline Ave.
330. Williain Roth, 1006 Isabella St.
332. Mrs. Lora B. Mills.
333. Mrs. Arleen McLallen, R. 5.
334. Maxwelton Wright.
335. Mrs. Kenneth K. Loemker, 1607 Fifth Ave.,
Zone 3.
OKLAHOMA (White)
1. Mrs. Ross Sprinkle.
2. Guy Gigoux, R. 2.
3. John Beck, R. 1, Indiahoma.
4. Mrs. W. J. Light.
6. Mrs. Oleeva Dittner.
7. Carl Bengtson.
8. David Winter.
10. Mrs. Nellie Simmons, Omega Star R.
11. L. R. Major, R. 4.
12. Mrs. Glen Gilmour.
13. Mrs. Anna Trindle, R. 4.
14. C. S. Watkins, 1108 B Ave.
15. Conrad StoU.
16. Ruby Black.
17. Mrs. F. F. Foster.
18. Mrs. L. C. Pierce, 1135 N W. 12th St., Zone 6.
19. H. H. Schoenhals.
20. F. F. Schneider, 1417 Webster St., Woodward.
21. Mrs. R. M. Swain, 529 W. Canadian St.
24. Alex Adler, R. 4.
25. Mrs. Pearl Kinsley.
OREGON
1. Mrs. Henry Metz, R. 1, Box 480.
2. Richard Simonson, 169 W. Franklin Ave.
3. Mrs. Anita Steiner.
4. Hugh Parry, R. 3, Box 127, Oregon City.
5. Mrs. Joseph Bates, P. O. Box 311.
6. Mrs. Matilda Croco, R. 2.
7. Charles Jenne, R. 2.
8. Mrs. Metha R. Anderson.
9. Mrs. Mabel Belton.
10. Mrs. John E. Smith, 2751 Orchard St.
11. Mrs. Ann B. Jack, R. 1, Box 142, Hubbard.
12. Mrs. James L. Rosewall.
13. Mrs. Adrian W. Vaaler, 1060 Jackson St.
14. Mrs. Carl Fletcher, 329 Fifth Ave., S.E.
15. Mrs. Mary E. Blackler.
16. Mrs. Ellen Hatch, Box 23.
17. Mrs. Blanche Bride, 417 W. Main St.
18. L. E. Bamford, R. 1.
19. Mrs. John Volstorff, 12th & Taylor Sts.
20. Grace Foltz.
21. Mrs. John Metz, R. 1.
22. Mrs. E. M. Baker.
23. Mrs. Winifred Jones.
24. Albert F. Joens, 346 Division St.
25. Mrs. A. M. Edwards.
26. Mrs. Edna Willig, R. 2.
27. A. C. Howland, 915 Center St.
28. Mrs. Edith Heyser.
29. Mrs. Cora P. Hansen, 8626 S.E. 30th Ave.,
Milwaukee 2.
30. Helen Green, 2805 S.E. Harrison St., Zone 15.
31. Mrs. L. R. Taylor, 5235 N.E. 16th Ave., Zone
11.
32. Mrs. Florence Porter, 4715 N.E. 110th Ave.,
Zone 13.
33. Mrs. Frank C. McNurlen, 4120 N. Missouri
Ave., Zone 11.
34. Ralph A. Gibson, 1071 S.E. 57th Ave., Zone
15.
35. Mrs. R. M. Hewett, 5260 N. Depauw St.,
Zone 3.
36. Dick Day, 3027 S.E. Caruthers St., Zone 15
37. Philip Hahn, 505 N.E. Stanton St., Zone 12.
38. Alfred Eichelberg, 4057 N. Commercial Ave.,
Zone 12.
39. George P. Sittner, 4515 N.E. Grand Ave.,
Zone 11.
40. John Weber, 3817 N.E. Malborg Ave.
41. Otto Nasi, 4224 N. Michigan Ave., Zone 11.
42. Mrs. H. F. Richardson, 144 N. Sixth St.
43. E. F. Carleton, R. 3, Box 518.
44. Mrs. H. L. Braden, 1710 Court St.
45. Arthur Crofts.
46. Nolan R. Yoder, R. 1, Box 104.
47. Glenn Howell, 404 W. 12th St.
PENNSYLVANIA
1. Mrs. Rintha M. Whiteside.
2. Edward Clingerman.
3. Mrs. Barbara Mountain.
4. Mrs. W. D. Perdue.
5. Mrs. John H. King, Lower St., Beaver Brook.
7. Edward S. Newman, 311 19th St.
9. Mrs. A. R. Williams.
11. Mrs. George Hankovsky, 2223 Delaware Ave.,
Swissvale, Pittsburgh 18.
12. Mrs. C. F. Bequeath.
13. Grace A. Price, Mechanicsville.
14. John Poprosky, 1519 Shrader Ave., Monessen.
15. Mrs. Leola B. O'Neal.
16. Spencer Smith, R. 1, Box 45, Artemas.
17. D. C. Robinson, R.D. 3, Everett.
19. Mrs. John Pascoe, 107 Moser Ave.
21. Leslie Dodd, R.D. 2, Corry.
23. John Matanin, 814 Catherine St.
24. B. F. Jervis, 103 E. Crawford St.
25. Mrs. Howard W; Roberts, 225 E. Horner St.
26. William S. Nicholson, 98 Sharpe St.
27. Benjamin J. Davis, 169 Jackson Ave.
28. Laura I. Pfaub, 323 Butler St., Pittsburgh 23.
29. Marion Sparks, Star Route.
30. Mrs. H. Floyd Steckman, R. 3.
31. J. Frank Hershberger, R.D. 3.
32. Herman Morse, R.D. 1, Breezewood.
33. George J. Vermeire, 278 Shenango Blvd.
34. Mrs. Cyril Hepler, R.D. 1.
35. Mrs. Ralph M. Anderson, 364 Fairfax Rd.,
Drexel Hill.
36. Ruth E. Rinehart, R.D. 1.
37. J. Paul Jones, R.D. 1.
38. F. D. Wilmarth.
39. Mrs. E. N. Akers.
40. James M. Jones, 307 Vine St.
41. A. W. Lupfer, 500 Biddle St.
43. Robert W. Jones, 245 E. Patterson St.
45. Jennie Pross, 60 N. Fourth St.
46. Joseph H. Davies, 431 E. Pine St.
47. John A. White, 1405 Beaver Ave.
48. Margaret Hassler, 1406 Beech St.
49. Mrs. Joseph Novotniak, 600 Reynolds Ave.
50. Mrs. Arthur Thomas, Alden St. Ext.
51. Allen G. Bailey.
52. Jennie Jones, 103 S. Fourth St.
53. Charis Henry, 30 N. Market St.
54. Emily Nash, 324 E. Green St.
56. Harry Howland, R.D. 1.
57. Melvina J. Davies, 5 E. Moody Ave.
58. David Lewis, 120 Powell St.
59. David T. Lewis, 417 Susquehanna Ave.
60. V. Klavian, 6006 Chestnut St.
61. Mrs.^Larmie S. E. Sayers, 602 N. 18th St.
62. S. T. Roberts, 4916 Cottage St.
63. Mrs. Mae Davidson, 72 E. Penn St., Zone 44.
64. Mrs. Margaretta M. Crawford, 3367 Emerald
St.
65. Hannah A. Young, 6816 N. 18th St., Zone 26.
66. Elmer Entenmann, 1454 E. Columbia Ave.
68. Joseph C. Hodgson, 419 Carl St., Mt. Oliver.
69. Mrs. William Horigan, 4778 Aloe St., Zone 24.
70. Fred Oehling, 1306 Arlington Ave., Zone 10.
71. Carl H. Holt, 335 Republic St., Zone 11.
72. Bernhard F. Munk, 304 Glaser Ave., Bellevue.
73. Walter P. Price, 224 Cairo St., Zone 11.
74. Mrs. Clara Lorey, 80 S. 24th St., Zone 3.
75. Mrs. Jewell Jones, 39 A Med way Dr., Whita-
76. Mrs. John Eocerha, 801 Woods Run, Zone 12.
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77. George S. Treusch, 620 Smithfield St.
78. A. G. Niklaus, 1908 Rockledge Ave., Zone 12.
79. Olaf Larsen, 5444 Broad St., Zone 6.
80. Fred Ruoss, 15 Elmhurst Rd., Zone 20.
82. C. C. Bierlv, 613 Fourth St.
83. Thomas W. Hughes, 358 W. Main St.
84. Rees Close, 225 Gardner St.
85. Elmer Jones, 69 E. Shawnee Ave.
86. Mrs. Newell G. Corbin, R.D. 1.
88. Evan J. Lewis, 2008 Wayne Ave., Zone 8.
89. Gladys Cule, 1318 Division St., Zone 4.
90. Mrs. John A. Perkins, 1104 Jackson St.,
Zone 4.
91. Olwen Abel, 1731 Church Ave., Zone 8.
92. H. J. Reese, 1531 Luzerne St.
93. Mrs. Irvin Weikel, 11 N. Grant St.
94. Mrs. Thomas Horsman, 408 York Way.
96. Robert D. Edwards, 132 Fifth St.
97. Lon E. Phelps.
98. John D. Williams, R.D. 3.
99. Mrs. Ellsworth Woodard.
100. Mrs. Earl Davis, R.D. 2.
101. Kenneth Rehner, 827 Cleveland Ave., Brack-
enridge.
102. Mrs. E. T. Daniels, 117 E. Atherton St.
105. Mrs. Maxine B. Peck.
106. Mrs. H. J. Whitaker, R.D. 2.
107. Mrs. Violet Rodda, 69 Rutter St.
109. Curtis Hill, Van Horn St.
110. Mrs. Elizabeth Evans, 5 Cottage Ave., Plains.
111. Mrs. Flora Conrad, 286 Andover St.
112. Maurice C. Schaller, 530 N. Washington St.
114. Mrs. Elsie G. Hoopengardner, R.D. 1.
115. A. B. Gordon.
PUERTO RICO
1. Mrs. Matilde de Vdzquez.
4. Mrs. Toribia Mulero, c/o Rev. Serafin Garcia,
Rinc6n.
5. Regina Feliciano, Rio Abajo.
6. Ana Maria Franco, Box 144.
9. Caridad Hernandez, Box 87.
11. Flora Sepulvida.
13. Ana Victoria Ramos.
15. Rosendo Cruz, Mariana 2.
16. Pablo Reyos, Pena Pobre, c/o Mr. Antonio
Nieves, Rio Blanco.
17. Celina Ber6, Arenas 8.
19. Venancio Torres.
21. M. Mercado Roca, Box 2672, San Juan.
22. Crucita Sandoz.
RHODE ISLAND
1. Arthur E. Swift, 9 Telford Rd.
2. Herbert B. Burnham, Jr., 254 Hope St.
4. Robert E. Steere, Box 145.
5. Mrs. Lottie Luther, Clayville.
6. William N. Gorrie, School of Design, Provi-
dence.
7. Mrs. Harry E. Carson, 78 Strathmore Rd.
8. Alvin H. Weeden, 135 Uxbridge St.
9. E. Gertrude Ross, 32 Arcade Ave., R.D. 2,
Rehoboth, Mass.
10. Milton P. Blackwell, 50 Dartmouth Ave.
11. Mrs. Leroy W. Chace, 40 Channing Ave.,
Riverside 15.
12. Jessie R. Kent, Wampanoag Trail.
13. Albert J. Ashworth, Brooks St., Kents Corner,
Riverside.
14. A. E. Stene, Box 25.
15. Mrs. Grace B. Almy.
17. Mrs. Everett J. Wilson, 62 Kay Blvd.
18. Mrs. Lena C. Brogden, 40^^ Edgar Ct.
19. Clarence E. Conkey, 72 Armistice Blvd.
20. Muriel Copp, 467 Weeden St.
21. Melissa Gardner, 4 Arnold Ave., Saylesville.
22. Ernest Matthews, 53 Makin St.
23. John R. Carpenter, 9 Indian Run Rd.
24. Leonard P. Philbrick, 82 Hazard Ave.
25. Margaret E. Wells, 17 Hawthorne St.
26. Francis L. Moses, 220 Waterman Ave., East
Providence 14.
27. Russell P. Jones, 89 Cole Ave.
28. David Davidson, 53 Whitmarsh St.
29. Andrew Chopoorian, 116 Parnell St.
30. Mrs. Robert C. Cooper, Box 114, Greene.
31. C. E. Medde, 25 Kilburn Ave.
32. Hemingway Hamlin, N. Main St.
33. Mrs. Henry C. Durfee, Seapowet Ave.
34. Mrs. Hervey Wilbur, Crandall Rd.
35. Frank D. Krebs, 108 Beach St.
36. Mrs. J. Douglas Rae, 25 Beach St.
37. Edna B. Hawkinson, 25 Arnold St.
38. Mrs. Guy R. Fish, 74 Vose St.
SOUTH DAKOTA
1. Mrs. Maude E. Fites, 1416 S. Lincoln St.
2. Mrs. Emma Burton.
3. Mrs. Hazel Brekke.
4. Mrs. D. C. Hammitt.
5. Fred G. Ritter.
6. WiUiam Brosz.
7. Mrs. M. M. Kern, Rumford.
8. Mrs. Lawrence M. Stelzer.
9. Mrs. Robert Prindle.
10. Mrs. Louis DeWall.
11. Mrs. C. C. Shattuck.
12. Mrs. A. W. Smith.
14. E. R. DeRemer.
15. Henry C. Gross.
16. Mrs. Florence Styles.
18. Mrs. Marion Guse.
19. Mrs. Margaret E. Whitney. .
21. F. O. Palmer.
22. George Kjieger, Gregory.
24. James Tideman.
25. Mrs. N. W. Meyer.
26. James Varnum.
27. W. E. Andresen.
30. Mrs. G. F. Pankonin.
31. Mrs. Alice Woolworth.
33. Mrs. Walter Kamnitz.
35. J. F. Bateman.
36. Mrs. Glen Coe.
37. Mrs. M. M. Hyink.
38. Will Apland, De Smet.
39. Mrs. Roy Lawrence.
41. Mrs. Harrison Bailey.
44. Mrs. N. M. Barker.
46. J. Fauss Webber.
47. Mrs. Chet Bell.
48. Mrs. Charles E. Foster.
49. Albert Berrith.
50. Edward Hoffman.
51. Charles Woerpel.
52. Ralph M. Whitney.
53. F. A. Fillbach, Wecota.
54. Mrs. Ivan Trusty.
55. Mrs. Glenn M. Darling.
56. Mrs. Robert Barkley.
57. Edward Schoppert.
58. Mrs. C. C. Swartout.
59. Henry Dupper.
60. Carl Grubele.
61. R. J. Kotrba.
62. Theodore Korb.
64. Mrs. Lena Heznard.
65. David Ritter.
67. Philip La Claire.
68. Donald Sunding.
69. Mrs. Edna Canfield.
70. Jakob Rueb.
71. Otto Mayer.
72. H. O. Winburn.
74. Virgil Ferris.
75. Mrs. E. Leas.
76. Mrs. Thad Oviatt.
77. Mrs. Alice D. Roberts.
78. Mrs. T. J. Holt.
79. Herman Korb.
81. Fred F. Biel.
82. Mrs. A. I. Johnson.
84. Mrs. Hilda J. Swanson.
88. L. Steiger.
89. Mrs. Fae Wood.
90. Henry Schafer.
91. Mrs. B. C. Wilson.
92. James Kills Alive.
94. Mrs. Ethel Ankle.
95. Mrs. F. F. Whitney.
96. KarlHuber.
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Mrs. Frank Dennerly.
Edgar Stolz.
Mrs. Donald Becker.
Mrs. Nellie Peterson.
Mrs. Otis P. Palmer.
Mrs. Fred Wilcox.
Grace Barth.
Mrs. Claude A. Preston.
Jacob Ritter.
R. C. Johnson.
Mrs. Stella Adams.
Mrs. Hans Sorensen.
Mrs. Dave Malcolm.
Mrs. Orrs Hade.
Gottfried Mogck.
Paul Mogck.
Richard Freier.
Gustav Hins.
Mrs. Marvel Adams.
Walter N. Graham.
Mrs. Maurine Johannsen.
E. F. Junek.
Adam Eagle Staff.
Mrs. Mary Kniie.
Mrs. Carrie Meehan.
R. R. Bawdon.
John Schlickenmeyer.
John Weber.
Christian Pfaff.
C. Miller.
Chloe Johnson.
Mrs. Laura Orris.
Ida D. Henton.
Mrs. Olive Jones.
Mrs. Alex Wood, Tyndall.
Mrs. Jennie Dahlenburg.
Mrs. Mary Jacobs.
Mrs. Avis Chipman.
Mrs. Fred Felton.
Reuben Isaak.
Gilbert Baltzer.
John Schlechter.
Mrs. Marion Jones.
Mrs. Lloyd Bovee.
Mrs. Edith Clark.
Mrs. Annabelle Roberts.
Herbert S. Schell.
Mrs. Mary E. Babb.
Hazel Hegarty.
David Ackerman.
Mrs. Ethyls Anderson.
WiUiam Tupper.
Mrs. Dayton Burchfield.
Edward Schemke.
Mrs. Gould B. Lange.
Mrs. A. B. Fleeger.
Mrs. Harold Clark.
Mrs. Cora A. Moore.
John McLean. «
Mrs. Hester Bradshaw.
Helen E. Miner.
Kenneth Biel.
Cecil Thomas.
Asa Winters.
Nellie Blackhoop.
David Frazier.
SOUTHERN CONVENTION
Mrs. Leon Stevens, R. 2.
H. L. Wall.
Henry Bailey, R. 2.
A. W. Watkins, R. 4, Zebulon.
Lucille Varner, 318 McCauley St.
Mrs. E. M. Blanchard.
Mrs. Paul Long.
Margaret Edwards.
Valda Davis, R. 1.
C. D. Newman.
Mrs. Ralph Stevens, R. 2.
Margaret Alston.
Mrs. Cleo J. Lawrence.
Mrs. J. W. Lett.
R. H. Cotton.
J. L. Read, Norlina.
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Mrs. R. L. Pearce, R. 1.
Ester Wester.
Mrs. Mamie Munford.
Lola Jones, R. 2.
John Chamblee.
Leroy A. Snipes.
J. W. Hudson, R. 1.
Mrs. J. P. Stephens.
D. O. Neighbors.
Elizabeth B. Long.
B. G. Partin.
Ethel M. Holmes.
E. M. Messengill, 2117 Fairview Rd.
Mrs. Joe B. Watson, 307 Mclver St.
Mrs. Jack Campbell, R. 2.
David S. Packard. Pinebluff.
Mrs. R. L. Ross, Colon.
Mrs. George M. Williams, P205 Watanga St.
W. G. Scarborough.
Mrs. W. E. Garrison.
P. B. Barrett.
Mrs. H. P. Harrell.
Mrs. E. A. Eason, R. 3, Norfolk.
John C. Tomko, Prince George.
Mary Folk, 149 S. Saratoga.
Mrs. G. C. Brittle.
J. C. Morris.
Mrs. G. C. Mann.
J. E. Corbitt.
Waverly S. Barrett.
J. H. Lilley.
N. T. Barron, 212 South St.
Frances Holland.
Emmett G. Harrell, R. 2.
Mrs. Frank Sodomka, 104 City Pt. Rd.
Mrs. W. E. Wills.
Mrs. B. F. Hancock.
E. B. Rawles, Box 398.
Mrs. F. H. Johnson, Zuni.
Mrs. George Dixon.
Ollie V. Cockes.
Mrs. R. J. Moberg, 1128 17th St.
Mrs. B. C. Haskett, 2533 Chesapeake Ave.
Mrs. R. L. Brvant, 234 W. 33rd St.
J. Aubrey Hall, 1409 Colon Ave.
Mrs. W. B. Bowden, 3200 Shore Dr.
Mrs. G. C. Dyer, 3605 Bainbridge Blvd.
C. C. Etheridge, 342 Glendale Ave.
W. K. Parker.
Mrs. J. RoUie Gayle, Carrollton.
James A. Branch, 117 Franklin Ave.
Emmett M. Storey, 421 King St.
Wilham F. Lawrence, Sr., 1724 Matthews Ter.
Ruth Burgess, 3220 Floyd Ave.
C. E. Hollowell, 1231 Chesapeake Ave.
Emmett B. Richardson, Jr.
J. D. McClenny, 211 S. Broad St.
Frances Blythe.
R. T. Brittle.
Wallace F. Brittle, R.D., Waverly.
Mrs. W. H. Johnson.
Mrs. E. R. Laine.
Mrs. R. E. Apple, R. 1, Whitsett.
Philena A. Dickev, 132 Spears Ave.
Mrs. H. C. Murray.
Mrs. George H. Pritchett, R. 1, Elon College
Mrs. Ida P. Murray.
Clyde Isley, R. 4, Burlington.
E. N. Pearce, Box 916.
J. W. Trollinger. *
Mrs. W. R. Simmons.
Mrs. W. V. Crawford, 1471 Myrtle Ave.
A. T. Crutchfield, 622 Club Blvd.
Nannie D. Reitzel.
Lucy Jones, Box 386.
Mrs. Ella A. Holt, 403 N. Main St.
R. G. Moffitt, 218 Bragg St.
A. H. Hinshaw, 2215 Vine St.
Clarice Gunn, R. 3, Reidsville.
Mrs. Fannie B>Td, Box 123.
Kent Rice.
L. V. Smith.
Mrs. P. W. Farthing.
T. J. Earp.
C. S. Wilkins.
W. J. Fonville, R. 1.
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SOUTHERN CONVENTION (Continued)
121. C. T. Hudson, 1400 Radcliffe.
122. Lillie Fowler.
123. Mrs. J. W. Kernodle.
124. Mrs. E. W. Simpson, R. 2, Stokesdale.
125. Zeb H. Lynch, Elon College.
126. Carrie Sharpe, R. 1, Summerfield.
127. C. E. Fulk.
128. Mrs. D. J. Sipe.
129. Betty Flemming, R. 1.
130. Mrs. E. H. Abell, 321 Lawsonville Ave.
131. Clarence Edwards, Fancy Gap, Va.
132. Selma Marshall.
133. Ethel M. Barber.
134. Julia Whittsey.
135. Mrs. Ed Hester, 410 Hall Ave.
136. R. A. Dunkley.
137. Ruth Willis, 1180 N. Sunset Dr.
138. E. A. Showalter.
139. Mrs. Lacey Monger.
140. Ella Pickering.
142. Mrs. Russell L. Smith.
143. W. B. Burke.
144. Ezylean Nicholson, Star Route.
145. R. O. Rothgeb.
146. Mrs. A. R. Hosaflook, R. 2, Harrisonburg.
147. Mrs. L. C. Litten, New Market.
148. Mrs. D. A. Kite.
149. Thelma Morris.
150. Ethel Lam, R. 2.
151. H. E. Liskey.
152. C. W. Lowderback, R. 1, Shenandoah.
153. Mrs. Shirley Oliphant.
155. Walton E. Brill.
156. R. A. Larrick, 367 E. Piccadilly St.
157. Mrs. J. C. Dean, R. 1.
158. Mrs. Austin Kipps, Quicksburg.
159. Frances Biles, R. 3.
160. Mrs. Geanie Lasater, Box 43, Pittsboro.
162. Mrs. Orva Brown, 967 Straight St.
163. Mrs. Pearl Allred.
164. L. M. Murray.
165. Maruine Morrison, Eagle Springs.
167. Mrs. lola S. McDuffie.
168. Mrs. C. C. Phillips.
169. Quentin Britt.
170. Lola Farlow.
172. Mrs. Mattie Foushee.
174. Lucille Farrell.
175. Mrs. Irene Heath.
176. Mrs. Jack P. Shoffner.
177. Z. V. Brooks.
178. Helen Comer.
179. A. L. Davis, R. 1.
182. Mrs. John Pugh, Box 54.
183. J. M. Brown.
184. C. C. Fogleman, R. 2, Snow Camp.
185. Ollie Mae Beane, Box 84.
186. Mrs. Ira L. McDowell, R. 2, Asheboro.
187. H. B. Jason Moore, Box 16.
188. Jack White.
189. W. G. Lamb.
190. Mrs. Ralph Jordan.
191. Mrs. Charlie Singleton, Troy.
192. F. P. Stout, R. 1, Ramseur.
193. Thomas B. Lowe, R. 1.
194. Mrs. Troy Hall.
195. Mrs. Ruth Maness.
196. Harvey S. AIleA, Star Route.
TENNESSEE (Colored)
1. Mrs. Maggie F. Smith, 1420 Carter St.
2. W. W. Jones, 1368 S. Parkway, E., Zone 6.
3. Mrs. L. C. Gueringer, 1822 Jefferson St.
4. Cathrine Taylor, Fisk University.
5. J. P. Higgins, 916 Brownsferty St.
6. Jackson E. Todd, 1723 High St.
7. Marian L. Hogan, 268 E. Eighth St., Zone 2.
8. Lyman T. Johnson, 2627 W. Madison St.,
Zone 11.
TEXAS (White)
1. William Trenckmann, Littlefield Bldg., Zone
15.
2. L. H. Littau, R.D. 2, Perryton.
3. W. A. Biggs, 3817 Colonial, Zone 15.
4. Sam O. Scheer, R.D. 2.
5. Paul Bujard, 1016 Bewick St., Zone 4.
6. Charles E. Smith, 513 Hunstock Ave.
TEXAS-OKLAHOMA (Colored)
1. Mrs. Ella Jones, P.O. Box 3085.
2. Mrs. D. N. Leathers, 1106 Chipito St.
3. Mrs. Marie Davis, 721 Fairmont St.
4. Mrs. Irene Stone, 3504 St. Emanuel St.
2. Mrs. Emma Henson, R. 1, Box 152 A.
3. Mrs. Velma Greene, 526 N. Missouri St.
4. Cleveland Alexander, 1016 E. Third St.
UTAH
3. C. Sato, R. I, Roy.
4. Mrs. Clara Culmsee, 770 N. Second St., E.
5. Mrs. A. J. Gorham, 715 Second Ave.
6. Elma Taylor, 772-S. Ninth St., E.
10. Mrs. Rhoda Robinson.
VERMONT
1. Mrs. Delia H. Honey.
2. Mrs. Frances L. Maurice. /'
3. Mrs. Dorothy Marston, Zone 2.
4. Arthur C. Wells.
5. Mrs. Dean A. Goss.
6. Charles W. Averill, 8 Webster St.
7. Mrs. Charles Brooks.
8. Mrs. 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. Selina.
14. Mrs. George I. Abbott.
15. W. Gilbert Cole.
16. Mrs. Mary B. Nichols.
17. Bernard A. Webster.
18. Wendell W. Barber, 10 Oak St.
19. Mrs. Willard Richardson, 171 Western Ave.
20. Mrs. S. Peter Larson, South Vernon, Mass.
21. Mrs. Donald Furman.
22. Merrill T. Wolcott.
23. Mrs. Arland E. Farr.
24. Mrs. Gladys W. Knowles, R.D. 1, Williams-
town.
25. Mrs. Ruby D. Joslyn, 26 North Ave.
nf. f Katharine F. Worcester, 52 Overlake Pk.
'^°- (Robert S. Wright, Asst., 254 Colchester Ave.
27. E. R. McKee, 42 Henderson Ter.
28. Mrs. Frances Walbridge.
29. Mrs. Kittle E. Lang.
31. Robert W. Rice.
32. Axel E. Olson.
33. Anna Byington.
34. John M. Comstock.
35. Louise E. Squier.
36. Mrs. A. B. Weeks.
37. J. M. Wright.
38. Mrs. Hazel L. Carter.
39. E. H. Matthews.
40. Mrs. Vinnie A. Elliot.
41. Mary P. Duston.
42. Mrs. Nelson Williams.
43. Earle H. Fisher.
44. Mrs. Dorris Kilborn, R.D. 1, Newport.
45. Mrs. Donald McWayne.
46. E. V. McKey.
47. Mrs. Stella Merchant, R.D. 2, Waterbury.
48. Mrs. Roy J. Grout.
49. Mrs. Wayne Spaulding.
50. Mamie L. Moffatt.
51. Mrs. Norma Abell.
52. Wallace W. Austin.
53. Mrs. Roy A. Smith.
54. Elvin C. Spiller.
55. Mrs. Catherine M. Thompson.
56. Mrs. Lester K. Roberts.
57. W. E. Shattuck.
58. Mrs. Charlotte W. Hancock.
59. Mrs. E. S. Wright.
60. Mrs. Lloyd Chaffee.
61. Mrs. J. H. Hilliker, 32 Pearl St.
62. Wyman F. Maynard, 11 Adams St.
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Annie Roberts, N. Main St.
Charles Oliver.
Helen I. Collins.
Abel C. Brown.
E. L. Pierce.
Mrs. H. A. Larabee.
Louise C. Ballard.
Amy M. Davis.
Mrs. Vernon Shores.
Mrs. Lynette N. Miller.
Mrs. Eva E. Keysar, R.D. 2, Lancaster, N. H.
Jean Campbell.
Mrs. Jennie D. Rowell.
Donald P. Harlow.
Marion Webster.
Mrs. Helen V. Labell.
Mrs. Fred Flinn.
Chauncey Adams, R.D. 1, Fair Haven.
Mrs. Charlotte M. Page.
Mrs. O. N. Washer.
H. E. Rice.
Mary Robinson.
Dorothy R. Smith.
Mrs. Anna B. Pratt.
Albert P. Bjdngton.
Anna R. Hutchins.
Maurice A. Laselle.
Mrs. Louise A. Naramore.
R. C. Morrison.
George C. Otis, R.D. 1.
Myrtle Davison.
Mrs. Clifton W. Gray.
Blanche M. Conner.
Lucy Buffum.
Anna B. Buck.
Mrs. Madge Hamilton, West Brattleboro.
Anna L. Burnhapi.
Julius O. Seeley, 16 South St.
Mrs. W. E. Frost.
Mrs. Ethel Everest.
Mrs. William S. Hall, 45 Terrace St.
C. E. Wilcox.
Mrs. Ruth Palmer.
Mrs. Gilbert McClintock, R.D., Wells River.
Mrs. Henrietta B. Ketcham, R.D. 2.
Mrs. Alice C. Landon.
Robert H. Clement, 123 Main St.
Hiram J. White, 19 Bank St.
Mrs. H. W. Slafter, 36 Central St.
Mrs. Freda Sargent.
Mary S. Warren.
Regina Dean.
Mrs. Ray Palmer.
Mrs. Norman D. Toof.
Mrs. Albert H. Johnson, R.D., Maple Hill.
Mrs. Clyde Rogers, 11 Spaulding St., Barre.
Otis S. Wisell.
Mrs. Howard G. Young.
Mrs. R. B. Abbott, South Peacham.
E. C. Simonds.
Mrs. Erwin Lamb.
Harold S. Phillips.
Mrs. Myra E. Hatch.
Melcher M. Aronson, 25 Grove St.
Bessie F. Braley.
Max G. Church.
Mrs. Mary C. Dadmun, Summer St.
Mrs. Vie D. Edson.
S. F. Andrews, Tilden St.
Sadie R. Harvey.
Carrie M. Howe, R.D. 1.
Marjory Russell, South Royalton.
E. F. Haye.
Mrs. F. C. Merry, 12 Kingsley Ave.
Mrs. Mary S. Burnell, 203 S. Main St.
Mrs. Mable G. Benedict, R.D. 4, St. Johns-
bury.
Wesley Steele, 1 1 Spring St.
Mrs. Helen F. Chase.
George Hinman, 2 Spring St.
Mrs. Grace L. Gale.
Mrs. Nellie W. Buxton.
Mrs. Mary N. Gibson.
Christine E. Johnson.
147. Mrs. Kathryn J. Heitman.
148. Mrs. Ada M. Amsden.
149. Ray R. Allen.
150. Mrs. Olive A. Young.
151. Harold G. Rogers.
152. Mrs. Walter S. Vail, Three Ponds.
153. F. R. Adams, 184 Summer St.
154.- Harold H. Fulton.
155. Frank J. Phelps, R.D. 1, Brandon.
156. Mrs. Fred W. Van Allen, 28 Church St.
157. Gladys W. Estabrook.
158. Mrs. William H. Rogers.
159. Mrs. Eva A. Corey, R.D. 2, Box 33, North
Troy.
160. Mrs. Mabel M. Hayward.
161. Mrs. Bertha M. Ellison.
162. Mrs. Lillian M. Cross.
163. Otis F. Rockwood.
164. Mrs. Ethel Harding.
165. Clarence A. Bisbee.
166. Roland A. Merchant.
167. Carrie A. Reed.
168. Mrs. Lena Goodspeed.
169. Mrs. Mildred B. Eldredge, 86 S. Main St.
170. Mrs. Ida C. Pike.
171. Mrs. P. L. Langdell, R.D. 2, Johnson.
172. Mrs. David F. Hoisington.
173. Mrs. W. H. Haskell.
174. J. Pearle Hinman.
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. Edward B. George.
183. Mrs. Frances Chapman.
184. Flora A. Emerson, R.D. 1, Barton.
185. Mrs. G. L. Tyler.
186. Mrs. Harriet S. Ross, 75 Clarendon Ave.
187. Mrs. Charles DeCelle.
188. Charles S. James.
189. Mrs. Addie Wooster.
190. Mrs. Warren Peavey.
191. Mrs. Bertha M. Wiggin.
192. Sylvia Warren.
193. Mrs. Kathleen P. Howe.
195. Walter W. Blanchard, 11 Pine St.
196. Charles H. Howe, 1 High St.
197. C. F. Coffin.
VIRGINIA (Colored)
1. Claude Jordan, R. 1, Smithfield.
2. Thomas Hurt, P.O. Box 312.
3. J. H. Copeland, R. 1, Holland.
4. Mrs. B. E. Bankes, 3005 Roanoke Ave., New-
port News.
6. A. C. Faulk, P.O. Box 9.
7. M. L. Copeland, R. 2.
8. Prof. James C. Christmas, Suffolk.
10. Mrs. Annie Douglas.
11. Mrs. Lula Smith, Shell Rd.
12. William Wilson, 1225 36th St.
13. James Gilmore, 1329 29th St.
14. W. T. Hill, 1225 29th St.
15. Mrs. Ophelia Tavlor, 1412 Lead St.
16. Ruth Wilkins, 811 Walker Ave.
17. Mrs. Velenia Ewing, R.D. 3.
18. Willie Harris, Whitehead Ave.
19. Mrs. Susie G. Taylor, 1824 Church St.
20. Anthony Rose, 6i2 Lindsay Ave.
21. R. B. Barnes, 1109 St. Paul St.
24. Willie M. Parker, 246 Caroline Ave.
25. Mrs. Carrie W. Owens, 624 Second Ave.
27. Mrs. Mollie F. Skeeter, R. 2, Box 684.
28. Mrs. Viola Watson, Gen. Del.
WASHINGTON
5. Mrs. L. A. McDougall, 221 E. Market.
6. Glenn M. Satchwell, Spalding Hall.
7. Mrs. C. E. Wagner.
8. Mrs. Harry North.
9. Mrs. Emma Harris.
0. Mrs. Stanley W. Jones.
1. Mrs. J. E. Berg, 301 Cedar St.
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12. Mrs. Orval Buttrey, Craigmont.
13. Mrs. A. F. Strohm, R. 1.
14. Mrs. Anna Hart, Naselle.
15. Mrs: Doris Gerhardt, 804 Monroe St., Ho-
quiam.
16. Mrs. Daisy McPheeters, 1024 Broadway,
Yakima.
17. Mrs. F. E. Kunz.
18. Mrs. Clara Wilcox, 1315 llth St.
19. Pearl L. Manlev, 3203^ Olympic Ave.
20. Mrs. J. M. Philbrook.
22. Mrs. Ruth D. Buchan, 2634 Park Dr.
24. Mrs. Norma Kruse.
26. Anna Ojala, R. 1.
27. Mrs. Arthur Rinnell.
28. Mrs. A. J. Freitag, R. 1, Box 132.
29. Mrs. L. M. Patterson.
30. Cecil Dryden.
31. Florence E. Gess.
32. Mrs. E. L. Stelting.
33. Myrtle Reed.
34. Jacob Grinnault, Polous.
35. M. H. Furry, 605 Lake St.
38. Mrs. John Ericson.
39. Bill Scott.
40. Mrs. O. G. Follevaag.
41. Gus Reiman.
43. Mrs. Alex L. Weitz.
44. Marion E. Clark, 921 Colby Ave.
45. Mrs. Joe Gotchy, Box 861.
46. Jacob Schoessler.
47. George W. Groffman.
48. George D. Thompson.
49. Mrs. Louise A. Pinneo, R. 1, Anacortes.
50. Mrs. Glen Biggart.
51. Mrs. S. W. Blazier.
52. Matt Mattila, Redmond.
53. Sam Moilanen, R. 1, Box 418, Longview.
54. A. Y. Drain, 115 Lake Ave., W.
55. Arthur Stueckle.
57.- Mrs. Maria Johnson, R. 2, Rochester.
58. W. G. Wahl.
59. Mrs. C. O. Anderson.
60. George Todd.
61. Mrs. R. G. Cunningham, 4520 Third St.
62. Mrs. Daisy Thomas, R. 4, Snohomish.
63. Mrs. W. D. Hale.
64. Mrs. George O. Lee, R. 1, Woodinville.
65. Carl Lentz, R. 1, Box 11.
67. Mrs. H. F. Mills.
68. Olga G. Dorcas.
70. Mrs. Frank Wood, R. 8, Yakima.
71. Mrs. Ellis Koven, Box 24.
72. Mrs. Helen Green.
73. Frank E. Wraspin.
74. Paul Gross.
75. Mrs. Katherine M. Noblitt, 319 N. Thomas St.
76. Fred Roloff, R. 3, Box 558.
77. Mrs. L. W. Strong, East Farms.
78. Sarah J. Clark, 512 Bonneville St.
80. Mrs. J. C. Nutting, Leavenworth.
84. Mrs. G. T. Spinning, 1109 Kamiaken St.
86. Mrs. Mollie Lloyd.
87. Mrs. H. L. Schraeder.
89. Alex Rehn, Odessa.
90. Mrs. Adda Nixon.
91. Julius Jasman, Marlin.
92. E. L. Gutberlet, 3416 61st Ave.. S.W., Zone 6.
93. Mrs. David M. O'Connor, 1757 Shelton St.,
Zone 8.
94. Mrs. LeRoy B. Gallinger, 4817 44th Ave., S.,
Zone 8.
95. Mrs. E. L. Lawrence, 5937 45th Ave., S.W.,
Zone 6.
96. Mrs. G. C. Leverett, 8903 Fauntleroy Ave.,
Zone 6.
97. Hilda Grankull, 3403 W. 70th St., Zone 7.
98. Paul Stoll, 10,003 16th Ave. S., Zone 88.
99. Mrs. Walter Erickson, 5839 McKinley PL,
Zone 3.
101. Martha Snow, 2344 N. 51st, Zone 3.
102. Mrs. Paul Coie, 2820 29th W., Zone 99.
103. Mrs. Charles Stackpole, 7708 Holly Park Dr.,
Zone 8.
104. Genevieve E. Beebe, 404 E. Howell St., Zone
22.
105. Mrs.'DeWitt Gilbert, 2852 44th W., Zone 99.
106. Clyde P. Keeler, 1628 Interlaken Blvd.,
Zone 2.
107. Max Hipkoe, 11751 21st Ave., N.E., Zone 55.
108. Mrs. Ina Gwilym, 2673 37 S.W., Zone 6.
109. Mrs. Frank Miller, N. 5211 Crestline, Zone 14.
110. W. H. Hawley, R. 3.
111. Harry T. Davenport, 1208 Ninth Ave.
114. Robert Karman.
115. Mrs. L. R. Polls. R. 1, Mt. Vernon.
117. Mrs. F. W. King.
118. Bertha Ketner.
119. H. E. Sunberg, 2314 S. Ainsworth, Zone 13.
120. Mrs. Mary Edson, 2409 N.Washington, Zone 7.
121. Mrs. W. S. Burroughs, 3806 N. 24th St.,
Zone 7.
122. P. C. Meyer, 5103 S. Faucett, Zone 8.
124. Mrs. Gilbert St. Mitchell, 107 S. Chestnut St.
125. Mrs. Harlan Seachris.
127. Ruth Henricksen, 1615 Main St.
128. Mrs. M. N. Brones, Star Route, Gig Harbor.
129. Dorothea Leire.
130. Ralph Taggart, 101 N. Touchet St. ,
131. Conrad Butherus, Willard St.
132. Mrs. E. Biller.
134. Albert Widner.
135. Mrs. R. L. Greenman.
136. Mrs. Pearl McCutcheon.
137. Mrs. Grace Koski.
138. Mrs. Margaret Gideon.
139. Jessica Reed, 103 N. 26th Ave.
WISCONSIN
1. Mrs. Lulu Rowland.
2. Mrs. Jennie Gates, R. 6, Chippewa Falls.
3. Mrs. Paul Remund, R. 3.
4. R. H. James, 428 Watson St.
5. Mrs. W. J. Nachtwey, R. 1.
6. Ruth Dawes, 715 E. North St.
7. Mrs. Gertrude Brown.
8. David Holt, Experimental Farm, Ashland
Junction.
9. Mrs. Vella Van Wormer.
10. Mrs. Barbara Attridge, R. 1.
11. J. W. Pry or.
12. Robert K. Richardson, 829 Church St.
13. Gertrude Ostlund, 935 Keeler Ave.
14. Margaret E. DeBois, 1162 Hinsdale Ave.
15. Izna Longcroft, 921 Oak St.
16. Mrs. Glenn Lapp, R. 3.
17. Eileen Kimball.
18. Mrs. A. W. Pickering.
19. Leslie C. Woodruff.
20. Mrs. Louise M. Tornowske.
21. C. H. Yahn.
22. Mrs. Maude Tank.
23. Mrs. May L. Kleckner, 801 W. Second Ave.
24. Mrs. O. G. Fiker.
25. Seth W. Fratt, 371 Henry St.
26. Mrs Jessie Fisk.
27. Mrs. William Cole.
28. Mrs. Stella Zachow, 121 N. Clinton Ave.
29. Catherine Breyer, R. 3.
30. Mrs. E. L. McCabe.
31. L. W. Smiley, R. 1.
32. Wallace C. Dalton.
33. Luella F. Mereness, 109 Racine St.
34. Cecilia Evans, 333 W. Clarence St.
35. Edith M. Howard, Box 43.
36. Mrs. Erwin Ward.
37. Esther Austin.
38. Mrs. Ethel R. McKee.
39. Mrs. Seymour Marshall, 407 N. Division St.
40. Mrs. Karl Kuehl, 101 Bellinger St.
41. Helen Wahl, 716 Babcock 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.
49. Mrs. Bert Palmer, R. 2, Clinton ville.
50. Mrs. Paul Robeson, R, 1.
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WISCONSIN (Continued)
51. H. G. Churchill.
52. Mrs. C. E. Willoughby, R. 1.
53. Mrs. Herman Swiggum.
54. Mrs. T. H. Patterson, Minoqua.
55. Charles Hotaling, 281 E. Merrill Ave.
56. Mrs. Glen Austin, 434 Jefferson St.
57. Mrs. J. C. Williams.
58. Katherine McGowan.
59. Mrs. Thomas Biggar, R. 4.
60. Mrs. Hans Blom.
61. Mrs. Ruth Oppriecht.
62. Mrs. Fred Kluessendorf, R. 1, Mukwonago.
63. Mrs. George Higgins, Wilmot.
64. Mrs. H. O. Spindler.
65. Mrs. Leroy West, Packwaukee.
66. Mrs. Robert Brown, 1121 S. Clay St.
67. Mrs. R. W. Heiple.
68. Margaret Hope, R.D.
69. Mrs. Roy L. Thompson.
70. Pearl E. Nelson, R. 1, Box 14.
71. Mrs. Dorothy Brown.
72. Willard Parry, R. 1, Nashotah.
73. Bessie Peck.
74. Maude Chute.
75. Thos. O. McCutchin, R. 1, Box 37.
76. Mrs. Fred G. Johnson.
77. Mildred Enloe, 429 Prospect Ave.
78. Mrs. Helen Jones Lavis.
79. Dr. E. J. Johnson, 3907 16th Ave.
81. Mrs. Ed Foster.
82. Mrs. Dell Phillipps.
83. Mrs. Martin Scullin, 2007 Winnebago St.
84. Mrs. Selma J. Conklin, 213 W. Third St.
85. Florabelle Johnson, 1024 North St.
86. Mrs. A. V. Mills, 308 College St.
87. Mrs. G. J. Challoner.
88. Mrs. Walter E. Allen.
89. Julia Dickman.
90. Alice Hobson, R. 3.
91. Robert Price, R.D., Avoca.
92. Mrs. Elba Neff.
93. Mrs. R. E. Lawler.
94. F. O. Leiser, 1105 Harrison St., Zone 5.
95. Mrs. Mary O. Snell, 60S S. Ingersoll St.,
Zone 3.
96. LiUian A. Marks, 2306 Center Ave., Zone 4.
97. Mrs. James Green.
98. Mrs. Robert Tyler.
99. Mrs. Morris Perrodin.
100. Mrs. Ervin Podhola.
101. Isabel Schultz, 541 Broad St.
102. Mrs. W. R. Kirk, 104 Third Ave., W.
103. Anna Jean Plumb.
104. Mrs. Fannie Efram, 2646 N. 24th St.. Zone 6.
105. Walter Mertins, 5140 N. 37th St., Zone 9.
106. E. P. Farrill, 7024 Cedar St., Zone 13.
107. P. B. Lewis, 3336 N. 50th St.
108. Ada Fenton, 2119 E. Park St., Zone 11.
109. Mrs. Eunice Bliss, 110 S. Chestnut St.
110. Mrs. W. R. Hardy.
111. William P. Kingston.
112. Hilma Nelson, R. 1, Box 52.
113. Mrs. Dorothy Sief.
114. Mrs. Grant Cooper.
115. Mrs. F. J. Pfeifer, 203 W. Beacon Ave.
116. Mrs. Nellie Winter, 364 Arch Ave.
117. Mrs. Ward Brugger.
118. Mrs. W. B. Gowell.
119. Mrs. H. A. Ernst, 50 S. Church St.
120. Mrs. Georgia Doriott, R. 3.
121. Alma V. Leupold, Athearn Hotel.
122. Mrs. Ada Blood, 125 Ashland Ave.
123. Mrs. Jessie Isom.
124. Mrs. Prudence Turney.
125. Velda Bruns, Seventh Ave., S.
126. Florence Peterson.
127. Mrs. Rose Ormsby.
128. Marjorie Booth.
129. Fred Trachte, R. 1, Arpin.
130. Mrs. M. S. Block, Park PI.
131. Mrs. Leslie Whitcher, R. 1.
132. Mrs. Sadie Stanton, R. 2.
133. Emma Ulbricht.
134. Wilbur W. Messman, 137 N. Moore Rd.
135. Clyde Roesch.
136. Ed Rogers.
137. Mrs. L. A. Gould.
138. Alex Breske, 2205 Lawn St.
139. Harold F. Jensen, 1511 Grange Ave.
140. Dona Brownell, 519 Tenth St.
141. Walter J. Blockwitz.
142. Mrs. Milton DeMoulpied, R. 1, Caledonia.
143. Mrs. Joseph Taylor.
144. Arthur Bobb.
145. Mrs. M. M. Sorenson, 339 Marshall St.
146. Mrs. John Collins.
147. Edwin J. Kohl, 603 S. Grove St.
148. Mabel Wadsworth, 425 N. Third St.
149. Ed G. Stouffer.
150. Mrs. H. G. Klumb.
151. John D. Hill.
152. Carroll Ritchie, W. Washington St., New
London.
153. Henry G. ICrause, R. 3.
154. Mrs. Clara Arens, Seventh & Ontario Sts.
155. August Kettler, 1423 Carl Ave.
156. Walter Sawj'er.
157. Mrs. Genevieve Drennan, R. 2.
158. Mrs. Willard Blackmon, R. 3, Box 138.
159. Mrs. Harry Linquist, 1214 Marshall Ave.
160. Roy E. Jacobs, 500 W. Oak St.
161. Mrs. Laura Carlsen, R. 2.
162. Mrs. Merle Gilbert.
163. Mrs. F. B. Davies, R.D.
164. Mrs. D. W. Lowater.
165. Mrs. Estella Faber.
166. Sumner J. Harris, 827 Michigan St.
167. Mrs. Floyd Bernard, 15323^ Iowa Ave.
169. Mrs. Esther Jacobs.
170. Nina Dano, 209 E. Saratoga St.
171. W. P. Boyle, 402 E. Lincoln' Ave.
172. Mrs. Edna Johnson, Lampson.
173. Mrs. Nellie Growt.
174. Mrs. Eunice Lagerbloom.
175. Alice M. Preston, R. 2, Box 109.
176. Ned M. Slocum, 1706 29th St.
177. Harold E. Moe.
178. L. C. Bouman.
179. Mrs. Ray Brody.
180. Howard Cooper.
181. Mrs. Myrtle Richards.
182. Mrs. L. M. Mears, 909 Dodge St.
183. Mrs. W. G. Skewes, 703 Lincoln Ave.
184. Edith M. Scott, 208 E. Main St.
185. Mrs. Grace W. Spalding, 1511 Church St.,
Zone 13.
186. Frances Haskins, 413 Lande St.
188. A. W. Halgerson, 22 IJ^ Fremont St.
189. Mrs. Laura E. Jewell.
190. Mrs. Charles D. Bewick.
191. Mrs. Katherine K. Fisher, 641 Baker St.
192. Mrs. Gladys Lawrence.
WYOMING
1. Mrs. Reta Carr, Box 136.
2. O. H. P. Miksell, Sr.
3. Mrs. George F. Case, 1712 House Ave.
5. Mrs. Wayne Anderson, N. Sixth St.
6. Alton Hermansen.
7. Mrs. Ellen M. Brown.
8. Mrs. Grace Mills.
10. Mrs. Charles E. Davis.
11. Mrs. E. B. Hitchcock, Park Hotel.
12. R. G. Best, 320 Gladstone St.
13. Mrs. Harlan Zerbe.
14. Mrs. Denzil Blow.
AFRO CHRISTIAN
1. Mrs. Beulah L. Reddick, 45 Ege .\ve.
2. Mrs. Annie Martin, 415 S. Eighth Ave.
3. Mrs. Jannie G. Brodie, 1015 Trinity Ave.,
Zone 56.
4. Mrs. Genesee W. Williams, 214 W. 133rd St.,
Zone 30.
5. Mrs. Helen Lopez, 21 W. 137th St., Zone 30.
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[1945
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.
ALABAMA (White)
Mrs. Charles R. Plosser, 3109 Overton Ave.,
Homewood.
CALIFORNIA (Northern)
2. Mrs. W. L. Maule, 1612 Santa Clara Ave., Sec.
7. Mrs. Jean Osborne, Box 442, Sec.
8. Laverne Brookover, 264 Arlington Ave., Zone
8, Gen. Asst.
Mrs. Vernita G. Danner, 679 Coventry Rd.,
Zone 8, Sec.
10. Mrs. Elizabeth Biedenbach, 40 Hillcrest Rd.,
Zone 5, S.ec.
Anne Hazen, 2412 Durant Ave., Zone 4, Mem.
Sec.
Mrs. Dorothea LeCoiite, 2410 Prince St., Zone
5, Asso. Pastor's Sec.
Mrs. Ethel A. Campbell, 1547 Hopkins St.,
Zone 6, Sec.
12. Helen Lewis, 2519 Ridge Rd., Dir. R.E.
Alfred O'Neal, 1305 66th St., Choir Dir.
Mrs. Virginia Brownscombe, 1633 B Bonita
St., Orgfinist.
Rev. Ernest Houlding, 1802 Fairview St.,
Zone 3, Asso. Dir. Com. Center.
28. Arch. R. Jack, 650 Elizabeth St., Fin. Sec.
49. Mae E. Baudin, 445 Staten Ave., Zone 10,
Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Jean A. Wood, 2501 Harrison St., Zone
12, Soc. Work.
Mrs. Evelyn Baldwin, 2501 Harrison St., Zone
12, Sec.
53. Alice L. Sanderson, 3805 Piedmont Ave., Zone
11, Dir. R.E.
Alice L. Osborne, 3805 Piedmont Ave., Zone
11, Sec.
Mary Coxhead, 3805 Piedmont Ave., Zone 11,
Dir. Com. Ser.
57. Beth Falkenberg, 981 David Ave., Monterey,
Sec. '^
71. Evelyn Williams, 2700 L St., Zone 16, Sec.
73. Rev. Weldon Batty, 16 Fay Ave., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Weldon Batty. 16 Fay Ave., Teacher
Wkday Sch.
Mrs. Lester West, 919 Woodland Ave., Teacher
Wkdav Sch
74. Alice English,' 580 Capp St., Zone 10, Dir. R.E.
Agnes Robb, 219 Hartford St., Zone 10, Sec.
77. J. W. Payne, 825 Sutter St., Ext. Dir.
Claude A. Ward, 1360 Sanchez St., Dir. Music.
Ellen Sinclair, 1230 36th Ave., Sec.
80. Mrs. Sue Duncan, 666 47th Ave., Sec.
85. Mrs. Robert Coldwell, 148 N. Ellsworth, Sec.
Mrs. H. C. Clifford, 35 E. Carol, Burlingame,
Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Charles Bielar, 510 Hobart, Youth D.ir.
Floyd Albin, 924 S. Idaho St., Boy's Work.
93. George Brandon, 116 W. Willow St., Zone 17,
Ch. Asst. -
CALIFORNIA (Southern) and Southwest
3. Mrs. Harry P. Leach, 787 E. Foothill Blvd.,
Pastor's Sec.
11. Donald Cooke, University of Redlands, Red-
lands, Y. P. Dir.
18. Mrs. Cornelia Cannon, "F" & Church Sts.,
Ch. Sec. & Min. Asst.
19. Harriett Smith, 127 E. Eighth St., Staff Sec.
Dorothy Saunders, 860 Dartmouth Ave., Off.
Sec.
Donald R. Jacobs, 1144 Harvard Ave., Youth
Counsellor.
Glenn V. Fuller, 1035 Columbia Ave., Fin.
Sec.
Mrs. William Cunliffe, 463 W. Seventh St.,
Nursery Sch. Dir.
Mrs. Fred Shelton, 729 E. JefTerson St.,
Pomona, Nursery Sch. Teacher.
Gertrude Riggle, Sycamore St., Nursery Sch.
Jerry Leedy, 269 W. Seventh St., Stud. Sec.
25. Mrs. L. D. Binney, 654 W. Lexington Dr.,
Zone 3, Sec.
Elvaelsie Webber, 1530 Grandview St., Zone
1, Asst. Chr. Ed. Dir.
28. Mrs. Alice H. Siedel, 1233 Viola Ave., Glendale
2, Ch. Sec.
30. Mrs. Emma G. Stable, 7938 Ivanhoe Ave.
Pastor's Sec.
31. Mrs. J. O. Allen, 4756 68th St., Fin. Sec.
33. Mrs. A. Treganza, 25 Kempf St., P. O. Box 97
Pastor's Sec.
35. Mrs. J. C. Cooper, 926 E. Fourth St., Zone 2
Recept.
Grace Richardson, 777 Gaviota Ave., Zone 4
Records Sec.
Mrs. Norman Meacham, 320-A Orizaba Ave.
Zone 4, Min. Sec.
Mrs. Pearl Anderson, 2375 Eucalyptus Ave.
Dir. Chr. Ed.
Edward Heininger, 843 Cedar Ave., Zone 2
Youth Dir.
42. Mrs. Marion J. Agan, 5080 Maywood Ave.
Zone 41, Pastor's Sec.
44. Mrs. H. S. Adair, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5
Dir. Sch. of Relig.
Gladys Boggess, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5
Ex. Sec. Women's Assn.
Olive Brockett, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5
Off. Mgr.
Betty Corkille, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5
Radio Sec.
G. A. Chapman, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5
Bus. Mgr.
Barbara Erickson, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5
Cashier-Bkeeper.
Marjorie Farmer, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5
Stenog.
Dr. Lorentz I. Hansen, 535 S. Hoover St.
Zone 5, Teacher, Sch. of Relig.
Gertrude Holmes, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5
Reg. Sch. of Relig.
Rev. A. S. Donat, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5
Teacher, Sch. of Relig.
Elizabeth Hovey, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5
Dir. Ch. Sch.
Margaret Kay, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5
Stenog.
Elizabeth McMechen, 535 S. Hoover St.
Zone 5, Soc. Ser. Dir.
Roma Merryman, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5
Stenog.
Patricia A. Moore, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5
Rev. William P. Reedy, 535 S. Hoover St.
Zone 5, Teacher, Sch. of Relig.
Frances G. Shurtleff, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone
5, Reg. Ch. Sch.
Mrs. James Sykes, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5
Sec. Sch. of Relig.
Mrs. Grace Taylor, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5
Hskeeper.
Mrs. Elizabeth Westenskow, 535 S. Hoover
St., Zone 5, Recept.
Nelle C. Wiley, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5
Ex. Sec. Sch. of Relig.
Jeannette Woodson, 535 S, Hoover St.i Zone 5
Fin. Sec,
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Dr. Arthur Leslie Jacobs, 535 S. Hoover St.,
Zone 5, Min. Music.
Dr. Fritz Kunkel, 535 S. Hoover St., Zone 5,
Pastoral Consultant.
46. Abbie M. AUyn, 7065 Hollywood Blvd., Zone
28, Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Ruth E. GrifiBn, 7065 Hollywood Blvd.,
Zone 28, Fin. Sec.
Ralph W. Jesson, 8006 Jovenita Canyon, Boy's
Dir.
Rev. R. S. Rose, 1643 Talmadge St., Zone 27,
Min. Visitation.
53. Walter J. Vernon, 1062 West Blvd., Zone 6,
Dir. Y. P.
Mrs. Esther M. Mcllvaine, 863 W. 77th St.,
Zone 44, Sec.
54. Mrs. Marion Stukey, 1124 S. Alvarado, Zone
6, Pastor's Sec.
58. Henry A. Culbertson, 5111 Eighth Ave., Zone
43, Dir. Boys' Work.
62. Audrie Freeman, 2008 W. 70th St., Zone 44,
Dir. Chr. Ed.
63. Mrs. Alice Ridgell, 10509 Ashton Ave., Zone
24, Pastor's Sec.
72. Mrs. James H. Dean, 639 Princeton, Ch. Off.
Sec.
Charles A. Smith, 209 Harvard, Dir. R.E.
76. Mrs. Shirley Bale, 464 E. Walnut St., Zone 4,
Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Marjorie Farquhar, 464 E. Walnut St.,
Zone 4, Off. Sec.
Rev. Robert W. McClure, 464 E. Walnut St.,
Zone 4, Fin. Sec.
77. Suzanne Gardner, 404 N. Hudson Ave., Zone
78. Mary Lawrance, 225 W. California St., Zone 2,
Sec.
Mrs. Lillian Taft Maize, 225 W. California St.,
Zone 2, Assi. Sec.
Bertha K. Shaw, 1506 Romona Ave., South
Pasadena, Bkeeper.
Mrs. Miriam Gorton, '225 W. California St.,
Zone 2, Dir. R.E.
83. Mrs. Dana G. Schlaegel, 400 E. Alvarado,
Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Wyman A. Stewart, 1080 N. Park St.,
Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Eleanor Brand, 3100 W. California St.,
Ontario, Min. Sec.
87. Mrs. Gertrude Baccus, IS W. Olive Ave., Dir.
R.E.
Mrs. Iris Melchert, 24 W. Olive Ave., Ch. Sec.
93. Mrs. Elsie M. Lytle, 1302 Sixth Ave., Zone 1,
Sec.
95. Mrs. Virginia Hawkes, 7411 Judson Ct., Linda
Vista, Pastor's Asst.
98. Mrs. Gordon M. Turner, 4125 Jackdaw St.,
Zone 3, Ch. Sec.
Myrtes Clerk, 2539 Albatross, Zone I, Fin. Sec.
108. Mrs. James A. Brodhead, 72 Hermosa Ave.,
Sec.
109. Mrs. Aileen V. Ogier, 1030 Milan Ave., Ch.
Sec.
Marjory G. Welles, 1919 Fletcher Ave., Dir.
R.E.
111. Barbara North, 115 Lincoln Dr., Dir. Chr. Ed.
COLORADO
6. Blaine E. Mercer, 1034 Pleasant St., Dir. Y. P.
21. Lois L. Cook, 1372 Marion St., Zone 6, Sec.
Mrs. Edward D. White, Cherry St. & Colfax
Ave., Zone 7, Ch. & Ch. Sch. Visitor.
42. Anna. Lou Seelinger, 803 Tenth Ave., Youth
Dir. & Sec.
CONNECTICUT
3. Harry Adams, Yale University, New Haven,
Supt. Inter-Sr. Dept.
8. Helen Savage, 409 Prospect St., New Haven
11, Leader Youth Prog.
10. Isabel Ibaoh, 53 Chestnut St., Min. Music.
15. Paul F. Pruit, 409 Prospect St., New Haven
11, Youth Dir.
16. Mrs. Ada Frybarger, Oxford PL, Pastor's Asst.
19. Mrs. Evelyn P. McKeever, 42 Darina PL,
Milford, Pastor's Sec.
20. Mrs. Morgan D. Van Valkenburgh, 877 Park
Ave., Pastor's Asst.
Kathryn Barnhart, 877 Park Ave., Record
Sec.
Mrs. Earl H. Orelup, 877 Park Ave., Off. S.ec.
Mrs. Arthur Gallupe, 877 Park Ave., Pastor's
Sec.
23. Alice E. Cook, 35 Maple St., Dir. R.E.
Mildred A. Paul, 59 Fair St., Forestville, Par.
Sec.
Louis H. Riley, 55 Elizabeth St., Hartford 5,
Y. P. Advisor.
36. Mrs. George Phelps, 118 Sheldon Ter., New
Haven, Dir. R.E.
49. Marv B. Ives, 11 Bennett PL, Ch. Sec.
Sylvia B. Bennett, 11 Bennett PL, Dir. R.E.
69. Rev. William Gatling, Dir. Youth Work.
77. Mrs. Lancelot Brown, 91 Colonial St., Pastor's
Sec.
80. Elinor A. Rye, 38 Henderson Rd., Ch. Sec.
83. Edward Brantz, Asst. Dir. R.E.
87. Charles F. Crist, 55 Elizabeth St., Hartford 5,
Stud. Asst.
95. A. Edwin Harper, 1st Cong. Church, Pastor's
Asst. & Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Nellie Griffen, Shore Acres Dr., Sec.
96. Florence D. Stevens, 2nd Cong. Church, Ch.
Sec. & Dir. R.E.
Charles Fricke, Edgewood School, Asst. R.E.
102. Jack Keppel, 409 Prospect St., New Haven 11,
Y. P. Work.
106. George Bittner, 409 Prospect St., New Haven
11, Asst. Ch. Sch.
Frances Query, 409 Prospect St., New Haven
11, Asst. Rel. Instr.
107. Donald Payne, 75 Rosewood Ave., New Haven,
Divinity Assi.
Mrs. Arke Haughoj, 141 Augur St., Pastor's
Sec.
110. Mrs. Florence L. Rawlinson, 286 Sigourney,
Par. Visitor.
Mrs. Lawrence Voss, 150 Mountain Rd., West
Hartford, Dir. R.E.
Carolyn E. Foxall, Bloomfield, Sec.
111. Florence G. Bryant, 510 Wethersfield Ave.,
Sec.
Marie Le Van, 50 Tredeau St., Y. P. Work.
112. Nancy Fickett, 23 Vine St., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Iw S. Bailey, 23 Vine St., Off. Sec.
113. Elinor B. Conklin, 67 Kingswood Rd., West
Hartford, Pastor's Sec.
Martha S. Nuttelman, 133 N. Whitney St.,
Ch. Sec.
117. Marion Leeds, Immanuel Church, Min. Sec.
Victoria Johanson, Immanuel Church, Sec,
R.E.
Mrs. Milton Hayman, Immanuel Church, Par,
120. Mrs. Chester E. Freeman, 23 Nelson St., Zone
136. Harry D. Johns, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Dir. R.E.
138. Carolyn R. Miller, 92 Washington St., Ch.
Sec.
140. Mrs. Helen Dawson, 55 Elizabeth St., Hart-
ford 5, Ch. Sch. Dir.
143. Mrs. Harold Zezeck, 520 S. Colony St., Off.
Sec.
Leona Muntz, 129 Bunker Ave., Asst. Treas.
Mrs. Margaret K. Cherryhomes, 409 Prospect
St., New Haven 11, R.E. Worker.
145. Avery Post, 409 Prospect St., New Haven 11,
'Stud. Pastor.
148. Leora C. Johnson, 285 Court St., Ch. Sec.
149. Mrs. Whitney Hastings, Newfield St., Asst.
R.E.
Madly n Simmons, 26 Roberts St., Ch. Sec.
151. Gladys L. Wells, 100 W. Main St., Pastor's
Asst. & Dir. R.E.
159. Mrs. Armstrong Durr, Sweeney St., Pastor's
Sec.
John Paul Bock, 409 Prospect St., New Haven
11, Y. P. Work.
161. Rev. Yervant H. Hadidian, 86 Vine St.,
Armenian Min.
Helen Carolyn Williams, Plainville, Ch. Sec.
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Elsie J. Dresser, 24 Sunnyslope Dr., West
Hartford, F.A.G.O.
Artemas Stockman, 174 Jubilee St., Sexton.
162. Mrs. Berneice Sebold, 51 Cedar St., Sec.
Mrs. Barbara Bidwell, 40 Walnut St., Asst.
Treas.
164. Margaret Odell, Dir. R.E.
168. Mrs. Nelson E. Knapp, 311 Temple St., Zone
11, Ch. Sec.
169. S. L. Odom, 409 Prospect St., New Haven 11,
Y P Activ,
170. Phebe E. Elliot, 150 Dwight St., Zone 11, Sec.
& Dir. 8
Mrs. Bower A. Day, 181 Maple St., Zone 11,
Child. Work.
John L." Powell, 1416 Yale Sta., Stud. Asst. &
Y. P. Work.
Barbara A. Leete, 175 Lawrence St., Stud.
175. Robert L. Nelson, 409 Prospect St., Asst.
R.D. & Pastoral Calls.
Mabel Niles, 1278 Quinnipiac Ave., Pastor's
Sec.
176. Rev. Merton D. Brown, Plymouth Church,
Dir. R.E.
Ruth E. Mott, Plymouth Church, Ch. Sec.
177. Genevieve R. Thompson, 265 Lexington St.,
Supt. Welcome Hall Prog.
Violet Straube, 1690 Dixwell Ave., Hamden,
Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Ross Blake, 122 Canner St., Dir. R.E.
Ross Blake, 122 Canner St., Stud. Asst.
Robert Eccles, 409 Prospect St., Zone 11, Stud.
David Riggs, 409 Prospect St., Zone 11, Stud.
178. Rev. Howard A. Worth, 311 Temple St., Dir.
Ch. Sch.
Isabelle M. Blake, 302 Temple St., Off. Sec.
180. Jean Wackerbarth, 55 Elizabeth St., Hartford
5, Dir. R.E.
181. Gwendolin Hamer, Box 322, Ch. Asst.
182. Mrs. Helene Houck, off Uncas Ave., Quaker
Hill, Pastor's Sec.
184. Mrs. Earle W. Robison, 60 East St., Pastor's
Sec.
199. Miss Wixon, 163 Main St., Pastor's Asst.
Mrs. Lobdell, Main Ave., Supt. S.S.
Mariah Smith, 409 Prospect St., New Haven
11.
211. Hazel Key, Church St., Dir. R.E.
218. Mrs. Thelma Bond, R.D. 1, Jr. Supt.
231. Betty Miller, 301 Prospect St., New Haven,
Stud. Asso.
245. Mrs. E. G. Huntington, 4 Courtland PL,
Ch. Sec.
Donald Lester, 409 Prospect St., New Haven
11, Asst. R.E.
246. Mrs. Marjorie Boerum, 612 Pequot Ave.,
Pastor's Sec.
« 251. Henrietta Roberts, 30 Fairmont Ave., Glen-
brook, Ch. Sec.
James Day, 409 Prospect St., New Haven 11,
Dir. R.E.
258. Mrs. Rebecca Dole, Acting Dir. Com. House.
259. Elizabeth Bulkeley, 1st Cong. Church, Min.
Chr. Relig.
Betty Vodola, 1129 Essex PL, Sec.
260. Ruth M. Horsman, Stafford, Dir. R.E.
271. Eulalia Partree, 462 Prospect St., Ch. Sec.
Mrs. William H. Brown, 422 Prospect St.,
Dir. R.E.
278. Mrs. C. C. Gabel, 188 N. Whittlesey Ave., Sec.
281. John F. Merrill, 409 Prospect St., New Haven
11, Asst. R.E.
283. C. Edward Weber, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Y. P. Work.
Ruth E. Camp, P. O. Box 549, Ch. Sec.
284. Mrs. James S. Croft, 10 Holmes Ave., Ch.
Sec.
286. Irene Henderson, 73 Bunker Hill Ave., Dir.
R.E.
David Robinson, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Y. P. Dir.
289. Richard C. Belsan, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Pastor's Asst.
295. Gordon W. Stearns, 12 S. Main St., Min. of
Music & Asst.
Mrs. V. J. Maramarco, 12 S. Main St., Dir.
R.E.
F. Ruth Johnson, 12 S. Main St., Sec.
297. Miriam Smith, 474 Washington Ave., Zone 16,
Ch. Sec.
303. Mildred P. Edwards, 11 Marsh St., Dir. R.E.
David O. Stanfield, 11 Marsh St., Leader Y. P.
Ehzabeth M. Miller, 28 Stillman Rd., Ch.
Sec.
304. Mrs. Robert O. Branch, 100 Pleasant St.,
Asso. Chr. Ed.
312. Mary Alice Weaver, 55 Elizabeth St., Hart-
ford 5, Dir. R.E.
EVANGELICAL PROTESTANT
5. Mrs. Robert Tape, 2317 Stratford St., Sec.
13. Elizabeth Shreve, 401 Park Ave., Sec.
FLORIDA
9. Mrs. Katherine Gardner, 236 W. Church St.,
Pastor's Asst.
18. Ruby Showers Baker, 2151 Meridan Ave.,
Par. Visitor.
Mrs. AUvn Anthony, 1620 Drexel Ave., Sec.
27. Harry W. Gibson, 2737 "Fourth Ave., N.,
Zone 6, Min. Asst.
Eva E. Sanders, 240 Fourth St., N., Zone 4,
Mrs. Helen Conwell, 850 Eighth Ave., S.,Zone
5, Par. Visitor.
Donna McLeod, 2715 Second Ave., N., Zone 6,
Youth Dir.
S. Lissa Waring, 850 Eighth Ave., S., Zone 5,
35. Bunny' Allen, 707 34th St., Ch. Sec.
36. Mrs. Inez Horning, 1355 Lyndale Blvd.,
William W. Newell, Jr., 219 E. Lyman Ave.,
Ch. Treas.
GEORGIA (White)
3. Evelyn Miller, 155 Third St., N. E., Min. Sec.
GEORGIA — SOUTH CAROLINA (Colored)
1. Viola V. WaUer, 105 Courtland St., N. E., Sec.
ILLINOIS
15. James A. Herbst, 220 N. Loomis St., Naper-
ville, Dir. R.E.
19. Bertha Henning, Naperville, Wkday Rel.
49. Mrs. Fred O. Scott, 1335 N. Central Ave.,
Pastor's Sec.
50. Mrs. Kay Ferguson, 5757 University Ave.,
Par. Visitor.
Mrs. Margaret Essey 8226 Kenwood Ave.,
Ch. Sec.
51. Jean Palmore, 5757 Woodlawn Ave., Dir. R.E.
53. Rev. & Mrs. Truman A. Morrison, 1743 E.
7l8t PL, Dirs. R.E.
Mrs. Ethel A. Moore, 7907 Coles Ave., Ch.
Sec.
Abby M. Westenberg, 7016 E. End Ave.,
Pastor's Sec.
57. Eliza White, 3224 S. Canal St., Visitor.
60. Robert L. Kincheloe, 1613 Washington Blvd.,
Min. Activ.
Beatrice M. Sims, 1613 Washington Blvd.,
Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Glenn A. Packer, 1613 Washington
Blvd., Activ. Sec. ■
Mrs. John R. Hahn, 1613 Washington Blvd.,
Par. Visitor.
Dorothy T. Brenan, 1613 Washington Blvd.,
Girls Work.
65. Agnes N. Hale, 5700 Prairie Ave., Pastor's
Sec. & Visitor.
Mrs. Lawson Miller, 5700 Prairie Ave., Mem.
Sec.
Mrs. Thelma Thomas, 5700 Prairie Ave., Gen.
Asst.
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67. Mrs. Philip L. Mathisen, 7336 Bennett Ave.,
Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Lee Harrison, 5139 University Ave.,
Ch. Sec.
68. James R. Smucker, 5756 Kimbark Ave., Dir.
R.E.
74. Mrs. Wayne Harlan, 6256 Blackstone Ave.,
Pastor's Sec.
78. Eleanor R. Nelson, 1545 Morse Ave., Pastor's
Sec.
82. Martha Hays, 6044 S. Harper St., Ch. Sec.
84. Mrs. Grace Timberman, 7541 Merrill Ave.,
Ch. Sec.
89. Roberta Leslie, 5757 Woodlawn Ave., Youth
Counselor.
93. Mrs. Onieta Smucker, 5757 University Ave.,
Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Christina L. Shute, 634 W. Cornelia Ave.,
Pastor's Sec.
110. Mrs. Jack M. West, 951 Lee St., Pastor's Sec.
116. lone Fishbach, R. Pastor's Sec.
124. Mrs. Glenn M. Eshelman, 15 N. Chapel St.,
Pastor's Sec.
Harvey Schroeder, 21 N. Sleight St., Naper-
ville, Dir. R.E.
125. Charlotte R. Miller, 235 S. Kenilworth Ave.,
Dir. R.E.
Mrs. J. E. Whalen, 273 S. York St., Sec.
129. Mrs. James A. Hunter, 1929 Sherman Ave.,
Pastor's Asso.
Madeline Bowers, 1924 Sherman Ave., Sec.
Margaret Johnstone, 1204 Harvard Ter., Asst.
Stc.
Mary E. Holmes, 1417 Hinman Ave., Asst.
Treas.
135. Mrs. F. D. Griffith, Central Church, Pastor's
Sec.
142. Mrs. Ernst A. Gottmann, Box 63, 2323 Glen-
view Rd., Ch. Sec.
Mrs. V. B. Pattison, 3406 Meadow Dr., Par.
Visitor.
155. Mr. & Mrs. JoBob Meyners, 1525 E. 65th St.,
Chicago, Dirs. R.E.
Mildred M. Anderson, 1457 E. 69th PL,
Chicago, Sec.
162. Emma Daniels, 910 Grove Ave., Pastor's Sec.
163. Mrs. W. E. Washburn, 201 Tenney St., Pas-
tor's Sec.
166. Maude A. Devereaux, 100 S. Sixth Ave., Min.
John Edward Felible, 100 S. Sixth Ave., Min.
Chr. Ed.
Mrs. Robert L. Wilson, 75 E. Harris St., Ch.
200. E. Christene Landfear, 1115 15th St., Min.
Carol Parkhurst, 2106 Seventh Ave., Sec.
209. Mrs. Donald Poulton, Dir. R.E.
223. Mrs. Philip C. Landers, First Church, Dir.
R.E.
Mrs. Gerald C. McCord, First Church, Pas-
tor's Sec.
Mrs. Max T. Hohn, First Church, Ch. House
Hostess.
224. Mrs. D. G. Rapely, Harvard & Kenilworth
Aves., Ch. Sec.
225. John C. Stone, 318 Forest Ave., Dir. R.E.
Lester Smith, 5757 University Ave., Asst.
Mrs. Robert Wershing, 234 N. Mayfield St.,
Ch. Sec.
245. Wandalea Thurman, 301 N. Jefferson St., Sec.
248. Mrs. Z. E. Schuetz, 1924 Main St., Sec.
269. Mrs. William A. Brearley, 2nd Cong. Church,
Sec.
285. Elspeth Paterson, 500 S. Douglas St., Apt. G.,
Pastor's Sec.
296. J. B. Shrout, 135 Sabin St., Sec.
312. Miles Shishido, 6746 Kimbark Ave., Min.
Youth.
313. Mrs. D. D. Hulburt, 11 S. Sixth Ave., La
Grange, Dir. R.E.
Mrs. G. A. Clough, 4636 Johnson Ave., Sec.
320. Ellen H. Cozens, 1216 Ashland Ave., Sec.
Mrs. E. D. Lyon, 1504 Elmwood Ave., Mem.
Sec.
321. Mrs. Estelle M. Harrington, 1010 Noyes St.,
Evanston, Pastor's Sec.
Jessie K. Robinson, 1026 Ashland St., Wil-
mette. Gen. Asst. & Bkeeper.
INDIANA
39. Mary Helen Espenlaub, 961 E. Blackford Ave.,
Dir. Beginners & Prim. Depts.
Francile McDonald, 106 Richard Ave., Gen.
48. Mrs. Wilma Coil, 2715 Dodge Ave., Fin. Sec.
Helen Boyd, 1011 Oakdale Dr., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Agnes Stevens, 203 S. Cornell Circle,
Pastor's Sec.
Mrs. Homer Slifer, 2435 Hoagland Ave., Sec.
Dept. R.E.
59. Donald LeRoy Berry, 915 Wilson Ave., Asst.
Pastor.
68. Mrs. Dorthea K. Kuhns, R. 13, Box 16, Ch.
Sec.
76. Mrs. Doris Wooldridge, 712 S. Indiana Ave.,
Pastor's Sec.
148. Mrs. Ethel B. Toy, 2615 Washington Ave.,
Part-time Off. Sec.
166. Mrs. James H. Judson, 1808 Cleveland Ave.,
Min. Asst.
IOWA
29. Jessie Wigert, 1504 Jefferson Ave., Sec.
61. Esther Ewell, 4126 Ingersoll Ave., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Dorothy P. Chick, 4126 Ingersoll Ave.,
Off. Sec.
Marie Wilkinson, 4126 Ingersoll Ave., Ch. Sec.
67. Mrs. Earl Tangeman, 2091 Coates St., Youth
Work Dir.
Edith Barnhard, 1805 Prescott St., Ch. Sec.
94. Mrs. Albert W. Gratke, 209 N. 18th St.,
Pastor's Sec.
104. Nelle M. Rule, 1410 Fourth Ave., Fin. Sec.
Betty Long, 933 High St., Dir. R.E.
113. Mrs. Jessie Seger, 310 N. Gilbert, Fin. .Sec.
Mrs. Alberta Williams, 523 E. Burlington St.,
Off. Sec.
199. Gladys Wissler, 13th & Nebraska Sts., Sec.
219. Mrs. Waymond Brown, 635 Reber Ave., Sec.
KANSAS
31. Mrs. Louise Drvden, Box 698, Ch. Sec.
45. Mrs. Marie Smith, 1208 E. 13th St., Min.
Asst.
Marjorie Ward, 721 Mississippi St., Youth Dir.
54. Phyllis Hicknev, 810 Poyntz St., Stud. Sec.
88. Mrs. Harold Bradshaw, 1028 Lincoln Ave.,
Dir. R.E.
100. Mrs. Lydia I. Wellman, 1627 N. Holyoke,
Zone 6, Min. Asst.
101. Mrs. Jessie E. Hanscom, 201 N. Spruce St.,
Off. Sec.
LOUISIANA (Colored)
11. Mrs. Hilda Hall, 1650 N. Johnson St., Zone 19,
Soc. Work.
MAINE
8. Helen Hendricks, 11 Elm St., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Elsie McAuslan, 18 Frye St., Lewiston,
Ch. Sec.
17. Elizabeth I. Firth, 15 State St., Min. Asst.
Mrs. Louise B. Miller, 46 Kenduskeag Ave.,
Ch. Sch. Supt.
83. Mrs. Bertha Brackett, Sec.
152. Dorothea Grindle, Northeast Harbor, Par.
Sec.
183. Mrs. William G. Hepburn, 159 State St., Zone
4, Ch. Sec.
187. Mrs. Roger D. Colby, 30 Thomas St., Zone 4,
Pastor's Sec.
216. Mrs. Beulah M. Duffy, 8 Edwards St., Sec.
257. Mrs. Robert C. Whitehead, R. D. 1, Gen.
Asst.
MASSACHUSETTS
10. Mrs. George C. Claver, 107 E. Pleasant St.,
Treas. & Ch. Sec.
16. Mrs. Leslie Christison, 100 Burnham Rd.,
Sec.
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17. Fonnie E. Davis, 90 Elm St., Gen. Asst.
Harriet M. Newman, 121 Elm St., Sec.
19. Alicia Coffin, Andover Newton Theo. Sch.,
Newton Center 59, Youth Work.
Mrs. Elmer E. Barber, 22 Brantwood Rd.,
Zone 74, Part-time Pastor's Sec.
25. Kenneth Harris, 8 Esty St., Dir. Edu.
27. Mrs. Minnie Bescherer, 45 Elmwood Ave.,
Asst. Treas. <fc Treas. Benev.
29. Mrs. Priscilla B. Larrabee, 281 Pakachoag
St., Choir Dir.
41. Luliona M. Barker, 60 Commonwealth Rd.,
Watertown, Dir. R.E.
42. Clinton A. Kirkness, 61 Carleton Rd., Zone
7S,S.S.Supt.
52. Virginia Towns, Andover Newton Theo. Sch.,
Newton Center 59, Gen. Asst.
57. Mrs. H. H. Reed, 193 Brighton Ave., Zone 34,
Visitor.
60. Mrs. Harriett Elliott, 15 Vernon St., Newton,
Ch. My. & Visitor.
61. Mildred Hermansen, 67 Newbury St., Zone 16,
Ch. Sec.
62. Mary C. Hyde, 2 Ashford Ct., Allston, City
My.
63. Lucia Mikaelian, 9 Ellery St., Zone 38, My.
65. Mrs. Rosalind Kelsey, 21 Kennard Ave.,
Boston, Ch. Visitor.
Mrs. Edith Sampson, 8 Sayward St., Pastor's
Sec.
66. Mrs. Priscilla D. Rice, Second Church, Zone
24, Min. Sec.
Margaret W. Griffith, 60 Louis Prang St.,
Boston, City My.
72. Miriam Higgins, 19 Webster St., Pastor's Asst.
Corrine Nordquest, 28 Webster St., Ch. Sch.
Ex. Sec.
Mrs. Henry Coffin, 22 Elm St., Pastor's Sec.
Oliver Francisco, 29 Lincoln St., Pastor
Stud. Work.
John H. Benbow, First Church, Zone 36,
Pastor Ponkapoag Stud. Work.
73. Gertrude M. Lawson, 112 Upland Rd., Cam-
bridge, Ch. My.
74. Gladys M. Williams, 46 St. John St., Ch.
Visitor.
Mrs. Richard Douglas, 7 Lamartine PI.,
Sec.
75. Rev. William H. Easton 40 The Fenway, Zone
15, Part-time Pastor's Asst.
Olga C. Bergeson, 99 Mountfort St., Zone 15,
Par. Sec.
Grace M. Sargent, 115 Pinckney St., Zone 16,
Sec.
77. Dr. A. Philip Guiles, 340 Chestnut St., Asso.
to Min.
Mrs. Priscilla A. Fisher, 60 Charlesgate E.,
Zone 15, Ch. Sec.
Myra Borden, 83 Athelstane Rd., Newton
Center 59, Asst. to Min., Deacons & Dir.
78. Marion Clark, Park St. Church, Pastor's Sec.
Betty Vetterlein, Park St. Church, Gen. Asst.
Belle Archibald, Park St. Church, Asst. Treas.
80. Rev. Merrill A. Beam, 13 Mills St., Dir. Y. P.
Activ.
81. Mrs. Annette S. Bacon, 79 Adamson St.,
Allston, City My.
86. Hortense Johnson, 485 Columbus Ave., Sec.
87. Mrs. Chester H. Snow, 52 Withington St.,
Dorchester, Ch. Visitor.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Breivogel, 35 Manthorne
Rd., Ch. Sec.
92. Mrs. William E. Farrington, 115 Elmlawn Rd.,
Zone 84, Pastor's Sec.
98. Mrs. Edwin H. Gibson, 70 Byron Ave., Zone 8,
Gen. Asst.
100. Mrs. Maude Kelsey Jordan, 33 Nye Ave.,
Ch. Sec.
101. Clara M. Keith, 1219 Main St., Brockton 28,
Ch. Sec. & Clerk.
Alta I. MacLaren, 16 South St., Brockton 37,
Dir. R.E.
105. Doris H. Ballard, 15 Marion St., Zone 46, Dir.
Ch. Sch.
Ruth J. Bridgman, 58 Perry St., Zone 46, Ch.
Sec.
C. Eraser Keirstead, Box 54, Tufts College,
Medford, Part-time Min. Jr. Ch. & Y. P.
Work.
106. Ruth E. Brooks, 1835 Beacon St., Zone 46,
Ch. Sec.
Charlotte Stachelek, 70 Chase House, Newton
Center.
110. Jessie Nutter, 7M Centre St., Sec.
Mrs. Marcus Morton, Jr., 24 Larchwood Dr.,
111. Stanley M. Smith, 72 Mt. Vernon St., Boston,
Ch. Sch. Supt.
112. Eunice Eccles, Gordon College, Boston 15,
Stud. Work.
113. Mrs. Merrell Edgerly, 82 Magazine St., Ch.
Work.
128. Mrs. Jean Covell, Alvord Ave., Gen. Asst.
134. Mrs. Clifford Lovewell, Atlantic Ave., Pastor's
Sec.
143. Mary W. Stephenson, 33 Cherry St., Dir. R.E.
156. Mrs. J. Wilbert Hutton, Hutton Rd., Dir. R.E.
163. Mrs. Walter Johnson, 8 Gaston St., Sec.
172. G. F. Peters, 30 Evans Way, Boston, Acting
Pastor.
173. Mrs. Edwin Homer, 36 Dean St., Zone 49,
178. Marion F. Holman, 41 Barnaby St., Ch. Sec.
179. Alma Lawton, 56 Goss St., Part-time Sec.
186. Mrs. Charlotte Waling, 94 Walton St., Visitor.
189. Mrs. Roland Spalding, 39 Sargent Ave.,Ch. Sec.
191. Mrs. Gladys Melvin, 13 Oliver St., Pastor's
Sec.
216. Margaret H. Chedister, 58 Ridell St., Dir.
234. Mrs! Edwin H. Moulton, 35 Saltonstall Rd.,
Sec. Ch. Off.
235. Earl Kidder, 25 Montgomery St., Par. Clerk.
Mrs. Lillian Murdock, 1095 Main St., Ch.
249. Mrs. Guy W. Ridley, 5 Yale St., Dir. R.E.
250. Mrs. Llewhelen G. Ford, 319 Chestnut St.,
Ch. Asst.
Samuel E. Parents, 340 Race St., Bus. Mgr.
251. Mrs. E. C. Purrington, 156 AUyn St., Pastor's
Asst.
Kathryn G. Bryon, 587 Pleasant St., Dir.
R.E.
Alice Hitchcock, 231 Chestnut St., Ch. Sec.
266. Mrs. Bryce Wilson, 12 Central St., Methuen,
271. R. M. Weisgarber, 449 Elm St., Pittsfield,
S. S. Supt.
278. Harriet R. French, 5 Audubon Rd., Zone 73,
Ch. Sec.
281. Marion S. Davidson, 763 Longmeadow St.,
Dir. Chr. Ed.
Mrs. Marion A. Parmelee, 763 Longmeadow
St., Ch. Sec.
282. Catherine Faulkner, 1 Bartlett St., Gen. Asst.
283. Margaret Archibald, 488 Pine St., Pastor's
284. Elizabeth Tiffany, 47 Pawtucket Ave., Ch.
Visitor.
John Paul McGee, First Cong. Church, Y. P.
Dir.
292. William Lavely, Central Church, Dir. R.E.
296. Mrs. Andrew Lane, 20 Greenleaf St., Soc. Sec.
Donald Burde, 2 Louisberg Sq., Boston, Y. P.
Dir.
315. Paul F. Davis, 72 Mt. Vernon St., Boston,
Asso. Youth Work.
316. Rev. & Mrs. Ronald Lincoln, Belgian Congo,
Africa, My.
318. Mrs. Doris D. Gove, 48 Circuit Pk., Zone 76,
Sec.
319. Arthur D. Simonds, Jr., 52 Rockland St.,
Melrose, Dir. R.E.
Margaret H. Lawrie, 103 Ashland St., Melrose,
Ch. Sec.
346. Mrs. Maude E. Cummings, 2 Dewey St.,
348. Mrs. Fred N.Depuy, 309 Warren St., Edu.
Eleanor R. Gilfoy, 47 Newbury Pk., Ch. Sec.
363. Mrs. Robert L. Monroe, 218 Walnut St.,
Zone 60, Dir. R.E.
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Jeanette A. Norris, 218 Walnut St., Zone 60,
Sec.
364. Bessie M. Stratton, 104 Eldredge St., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Grace F. MacPhee, Eliot Church, Sec.
365. Wanda M. Brown, 170 Lincoln St., Newton
Highlands 61, D{ir. R.E.
Marjorie H. Dunham, 1862 Beacon St.,
Brookline 46, Ch. Sec.
Hans K. Fischer, 43 Elmore St., Zone 59,
Treas.
368. Catherine C. Stock, 29 Hunter St., Min. Sec.
Mrs. H. Herbert Hale, 251 Plymouth Rd.,
Newton Highlands, Ch. Sch. Sec.
369. Jean Ashlev, Union Church, Dir. R.E.
371. Mrs. Jane B. Bover, 413 State St., Visitor.
372. Ruth Elliott, 22 Belmont Ave., Pastor's Asst.
Mrs. Charles Ashwanden, 23 Adare PI., Sec.
373. Mrs. Robbins Ralph, 34 Forbes Ave., Pastor's
386.
387.
406.
411.
419.
422.
425.
430.
447.
449.
471.
481.
482.
483.
484.
487.
491.
492.
494,
518.
520,
533,
542,
552
553,
557,
576,
Muriel P. Carlson, 47 Walpole St., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Carl Kingsbury, North Brookfield,
WMay R.E. Teacher.
Grace L. Wheeler, 22 Harding St., Pastor's
Sec.
Mrs. Ernest C. Robbins, 139 Appleton Ave.,
Pastor's Sec.
Mrs. Marion S. Neal, 18 Spear St., Zone 69,
Dir. R.E.
Margaret Stoddard, 22 Ridge Ave., North
Quincy, Y.P. Work.
Mrs. Harold H. Hodges, 149 Harvard St.,
Wollaston, Dir. R.E.
Mrs Raymond B. Temple, 52 Hillcrest Rd.,
Visitor.
Mrs. Carl Kingsbury, North Broadfield, R.E.
Mrs. Beck, North Broadfield, Mid-wk. Teacher.
Irene MacCauley, Tabernacle Church, Dir.
Ethel D. Wilson, 20 Chapel St., Zone 44,
Mrs. Ruth Bull, 398 Sumner Ave., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Edith M. Sinclair, 52 Sumner Ave., Sec.
Mrs. Julia M. Johnson, 1245 Parker St., R.D.
1, Sec.
Jeanne L. Adams, 447 Cold Spring Ave., West
Springfield, Sec'.
Rev. John B. Lewis, 134 Westminster St.,
Visitor.
Mrs Florence B. Bradford, 21 N. Westfield St.,
Feeding Hills, Edu. Dir.
Rev. William R. Mague, 74 Carlisle St., Min.
Rachel Clark, 15 Hawley St., Sec.
Mrs. Helen P. Young, 42 Willard Ave., Fin.
Sec.
Mrs. Shirley Foskitt, 305 Tremont St., Sec.
Helen E. DuBose, 62 Essex St., Clerk & Sec.
Mrs. James V. Bruyn, 92 Magnolia Ter., Zone
8, Par. Visitor.
Winifred B. Welch, 59 High St., Zone 5, Ch.
Sec.
Charles H. Cummings, 197 Marion St., Zone 9,
Supt. S. S.
Hazel M. Amidon, 57 Bowdoin St., Zone 9,
Girls' Work.
Edwin R. Seeders, 21 Newhall St., Zone 9,
Boys' Work.
Harry H. King, 108 Byers St., Zone 6, Asst.
Treas.
Alec Stuart, c/o Rev. R. Hadley, Dir. R.E.
Elizabeth Y. Pixlev, Treas.
Mrs. Alice R. Worthen, 10 Pine St., Zone 80,
Ch..Sec.
Miriam Ayers, 10 Chestnut St., Zone 80.
Mary H. Fairchild, 29 Lawrence St., Gen. Asst.
Mrs. Edward Kambour, Beacon St., Dir. R.E.
Rev. J. Edward Elliot, 18 Cavanagh Rd.,
Wellesley 81, Asso. Min.
Carrie E. Mason, 11 Bemis Rd., Ch. Sec.
Malcolm McGowan, 15 Broadway, Treas.
Mrs. Herbert G. Cloudman, 52 Larone Ave.,
Sec.
Marie A. Ferguson, 166 Nelson St., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Walter Probert, 1155 High St., Pastor's
Sec.
Rev. J. P. Robertson, First Church, Dir. R.E.
18.
22.
63.
Janet E. Sargeant, First Church, Pastor's Sec.
Elise A. Belcher, First Church, Ex. Hostess.
587. John A. Zimmer, 72 Mt. Vernon St., Boston
Dir. Y.P. Work.
Mrs. Caroline L. Forsberg, 30A Boynton St.,
Zone 2, Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Robert C. Shoemaker, 7 Westland St.,
Zone 2, Dir. Ch. Sch.
588. Mary Alice Roper, 5 Chestnut St., Zone 2,
Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Amey C. Brooks, 5 Chestnut St., Zone 2,
Sec.
590. J. Helen Clapp, 24 Shirley St., Zone 3, Ch. Sec.
595. Mrs. Helen H. Houston, 60 Downing St., Zone
3, Pastor's Sec.
597. Mrs. Kenneth Harding, 36 Cascade Rd.,
Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Frank D. Kinney, 267 Clean St., Pastor's
Sec.
MICMIGAN
9. Rev. H. L. Pickerill, 438 Maynard St., Dir.
Stud. Activ.
Patricia Kelly, Pilgrim Hall, Asst. Stud. Activ.
Jenevia Starknas, Pilgrim Hall, Ch. Sec.
Helen L. Palmer, 150 N. Broad St., Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Bernadine M. Staples, 150 N. Broad
St., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. W. G. Miller, 501 W. Napier St.
Mrs. Lillian K. Lovejoy, 709 W. Bethune St.,
Zone 2, Min. Sec.
Mrs. Mary Baird, 4337 Allendale St., Zone 4,
Dir. Rel. Drama.
Mrs. Hubert Howe, 2451 Monterey St., Zone 6,
Dir. Music.
64. Mrs. Edith I. Summers, 15050 Southfield Rd.,
Zone 23, Pastor's Sec.
Shirley Bard, 15050 Southfield Rd., Zone 23,
Ch. Sec.
65. Margaret O. Taylor, 33 Forest Ave., E., Zone 1,
Ch. Sec.
66. Beatrice Reyst, 461 Belanger St., Zone 30,
Pastor's Sec.
67. Mrs. Ruth Gibben, 378 Louise St., Zone 3, Ch.
S-ec.
68. Mrs. C. C. Bowman, 17185 Santa Barbara Dr.,
Zone 21, Ch. Sec.
69. Mrs. Charles Blaisdell, 20141 Gardendale St.,
Zone 21, Pastor's Sec.
70. Mrs. Carolyn Font, 1657 Atkinson Ave., Zone
21, Fin. Sec.
Mrs. Mae Niemann, 2575 Cadillac Blvd., Zone
21, Ch.Sec.
81. Rev. M. Earle McCuUough, 212 W. Grand
River Ave., Dir. Men.
Mary Edith Runyan, 243 W. Grand River
Ave., Dir. Women.
81. Lexie Ferrell, 240 Michigan St., Asst. Dir.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison, Foundation Stenog.
Mrs. Grace E. Lyons, Peoples Church, Ch. Sec.
104. Marjorie Devereaux, East Cong. Church,
Pastor's Sec.
Mrs. Magdalene Abbott, East Cong. Church,
Fin. Sec.
105. Mrs. Elsie J. Stroup, Park Cong. Church, Min.
Asst.
Mrs. Harvey J. Bisbee, Park Cong. Church,
Min. Asst.
Mabel Righter, Park Cong. Church, Fin. Sec.
Jane Otte, Park Cong. Church, Pastor's Sec.
107. Mrs. George R. Wolcott, 1331 Plainfield St.,
N. E., Min. Asst.
109. Mrs. Esther Thomas, 756 Paris St., S.E., Ch.
Sec.
129. Mrs. R. H. Van Order, First Cong. Church,
Ch. Sec.
131. Mrs. Joel A. Seward, First Cong. Church, Min.
Asst.
Leila Mead, First Cong. Church, Ch. Sec.
141. Mrs. Wilma Johnson, 1346 Eureka St., Ch. Sec.
142. Irene Kautz, 3526 W. Saginaw St., Ch. Sec.
151. Mrs. Paul H. Clark, 109 N. Harrison St., Ch.
Sec.
163. Winona G. Arrick, First Cong. Church, Min,
R.E.
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Theodore Cook, First Cong. Church, Min.
Music.
Mrs. J. H. Iverson, First Cong. Church, Fin-
Sec.
177. Mrs. W. F. Noble, 522 Clark St., Fin. Sec.
Mrs. J. L. Dingwall, 117 Goodhue St., Pastor's
Sec.
183. Mrs. L. I. Scott, 122 N. Johnson St., Dir. R.E.
Bernice J. Brandt, Auburn Heights, Ch. Sec.
184. Norma Smith, 6370 Lake Shore Dr., Ch. Sec.
200. Bernard Hirons, 213 Lawrence Ave., Dir. R.E.
201. Mrs. Frank F. Klienfeld, 1336 Owen St., Ch.
Sec.
Mrs. Mary Gilbert, 109 N. Porter St., Par.
Visitor.
Lizzie Stapleton, 1512 Cedar St., Fin. Sec.
204. Mrs. Fred Lahr, 2305 Young PI., Ch. Sec.
222. Mrs. Leone Stahl, 725 State St., Pastor's Sec.
237. De Loris Borrousch 816 Orange St., Ch. Sec.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
1. Whitford L. Hall, 10th & G Sts., N.W., Wash-
ington, D. C, Miti. Music.
Margaret W. Anderson, 10th & G Sts., N.W.,
Washington, D. C, Sec.
Mrs. Beatrice Myers, 10th & G Sts., N.W.,
Washington, D. C, Ch. Matron.
3. Mrs. Paul W. Yinger, 4117 Davis PL, N.W.,
Sec.
7. Mrs. Eleanor D. Peel, 3219 Quesada St., N.W.,
Zone 15, Sec.
20. Lucille E. Antes, Drew University, Madison,
Sec.
26. Mrs. Lila Belle Brooks, 2 N. Grove St., Sec.
33. Ruth Martin, 216 Ridgewood Ave., Sec.
Mrs. R. S. B. Perry, 83 Winsor PL, Asst. Treas.
49. Vivian Stranahan, 20 Condit Ter., West
Orange, Dir. R.E.
Caroline S. Holmes, 39 Harrison Ave., Sec.
51. Ethel M. Baader, 90 Christopher St., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Frances E. Rogers, 462 N. Grove St.,
East Orange, Sec.
52. Mrs. Robert F. Roehr, 19 Belvidere PL,
Sec.
54. Cora Klick, Union Theological Sem., New
York, N. Y., R.E. Worker.
55. Mrs. A. L. Richardson, 22 Mountainview Ave.,
Zone 10, Sec.
59. Mrs. Clementine Reagan, 9 Johnson St.,
Dela wanna. Sec.
63. Mrs. William E. Miller, 133 Monroe Ave.,
Sec.
72. Mrs. Irene Biel, Glen Ave., Sec.
MINNESOTA
36. Frances Collins, 2310 E. Fourth St., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. H. H. Manlev, 2310 E. Fourth St., Sec.
43. Mable Hanson, 780 S. Union St., Pastor's Sec.
48. Mrs. Ruth Prail, 1231 De Soto Ave., Pastor's
Sec.
82. Mary Schuster, 700 15th Ave., S.E., Dir. Y.P.
83. Mrs. John N. Dinsmore, 5233 Kellogg Ave.,
Zone 10, Ch. Visitor.
Mrs. O. W. Carlson, 4214 W. Branson St.,
Zone 10, Pastor's Sec.
84. Mrs. Ethel Ferlin, 3241 Fourth Ave., S., Zone
8, Off. Sec.
85. Mrs. Harry Deiman, 618 Seventh Ave., S.E.,
Ch. Sec.
Mary Alice Beck, 725 Tenth Ave., S.E., Dir.
Stud. Work.
87. Edwin Eilertson, 3113 Fremont Ave., N., Dir.
R.E.
'90. Cecil A. Thornton, 4408 Zenith Ave., S., Zone
10, Pastor's Asst.
91. Mrs. Kenneth Burley, 5500 Stevens Ave.,
Zone 9, Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Harry Tummel, 5441 Chicago Ave., Zone
7, Pastor's Sec.
Mrs. A. S. Nyberg, 5505 Wentworth Ave.,
Zone 9, Fin. Sec.
95. Ruth E. Bailey, 2404 Pleasant Ave., Zone 4,
Dir. R.E.
Hazel Fraker, 2435 Girard Ave., S., Zone 5,
Sec. & Asst. Treas.
Martha A. Lobeck, 519 13th Ave., S.E., Zone
14, Staff Sec.
Mrs. Myron V. Johnson, 2317 Girard Ave., S.,
Zone 5, R.E. Sec.
108. Lawrence Guiman, Carleton College, Dir.
Youth.
121. Mrs. E. L. Askren, Jr., Min. Asst.
139. Frances Mvers, 2129 Commonwealth Ave.,
Zone 8, Dir. Chr. Ed.
Mrs. Sheridan Lee, 2129 Commonwealth Ave.,
Zone 8, Ch. Sec.
170. Mary E. Curtis, 262 Wilson St., Ch. Sec.
MISSOURI
17. Mrs. Florence B. Cell, 205 W. 65th St., Sec.
Saralee Saunders, 205 W. 65th St., Asst. Sec.
Barbara Jacobson, 205 W. 65th St., Stud. Asst.
18. Lucille Carmean, 1609 E. Ninth St., Sec.
Mrs. Ann Kammer, 532 Maple Blvd., Com.
Work.
19. Mrs. Doris Smith, 4324 Michigan Ave., Sec.
20. Mrs. Nellie Brittain, 3600 Walnut St., Sec.
30. Florence E. Mohler, 2914 Monterey St., Sfic.
Eileen Fansher, 901 N. Noyes Blvd., Asst. Sec.
33. Mary Elizabeth Jones, 6501 Wydown Blvd.
38. Esther Duebbert, 826 N. Union Ave., Ch. Sec.
Mrs. G. M. Browne, 826 N. Union Ave., Min.
Sec.
Mrs. E. B. Langenberg, 826 N. Union Ave.,
Hostess.
Kenneth M. Martin, 826 N. Union Ave.,
Asso. Min.
41. Esther Carlson, Y.W.C.A.
44. Mrs. G. W. Fitzhugh, 302 S. Gore St.
MONTANA
8. Mrs. E. G. Townsend, 741 Miles Ave., Pas-
tor's Sec.
27. Mrs. Jane J.Thompson, 2900 Second Ave., S.,
Pastor's Sec.
NEBRASKA
74. Mrs. Margaret Anderson, 20th & D Sts.,
Yvonne M. Schroeder, 20th & D Sts., Off.
Asst.
90. Mrs. F. Charles Hague, 1409 Koenigstein St.,
Pastor's Sec.
94. Mrs. C. K. Ross, 3315 N. 58th St., Dir. R.E.
Alma G. Baker, 3123 N. 60th St., Ch. Sec.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
4. Edna Reeder, Dir. R.E.
36. Dorothy W. Pease, South Cong. Church, Dir.
R.E.
99. Mrs. Donald March, Union Ave., Sec.
111. Florence H. Patten, First Cong. Church, Sec.
112. Elizabeth McGuffie, 565 Beech St., Dir. R.E.
Calista Roy, 1189 Union St., Pastor's Sec.
122. Kathryn Brigham, 30 Abbott St., Pastor's Sec.
149. Mrs. Laura Sumner, 240 Middle St., Dir. R.E.
NEW YORK
18. Mrs. J. S. Wooster, 125 Chapin St., Sec.
26. Mrs. Gordon Knox, 280 Bronxville Rd., Ch.
Sec.
29. Carol Brundage, 278 Bryant St., Ch. Sec.
81. Mrs. Esther B. Johnson, 1016 Parkside Dr.,
Ch. Sec.
Betty L. Johnson, 208 W. Gray St., Dir. R.E.
112. Mrs. Leonard P. Crissey, 410 Lakeview Ave.,
Ch. Sch. Supt.
135. Dorothy Brauninger, 43 Abbey Rd., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Rex Gate, 58 Andrew St., Ch. Sec.
137. Mrs. Claude McConnell, Ch. Sec.
148. Mrs. John P. Banning, 11 Ridgeway St., Ch.
Sec.
149. Mrs. Harold Goulding, 284 S. Columbus Ave.,
Ch. Sec.
164. Carrie E. Wood, 368 Willis Ave., Zone 54, Ch.
Sec.
167. Julia Logan, 350 Clinton Ave., Zone 5, Par.
Rev. Ward J. Fellows, 350 Clinton Ave., Zone
5, Youth Dir.
Mrs. Mary C. Fackre, 350 Clinton Ave., Zone
5, Ch. Sec.
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337
171. Mrs. Winifred K. Strickland, 451 E. 18th St.,
Fin. Sec.
176. Mrs. Florence Brown, 523 Herkimer St., Ch.
Sec.
177. Mrs. Charles G. Ide, 1230 E. 29th St., CA. Sec.
Mrs. Emily Bassett, 948 E. 8th St., Par.
Visitor.
181. Beatrice M. Loennecke, 75 Hieks St., Zone 2,
Ch. Sec. & Reg.
Mrs. James L. Goodwin, 75 Hicks St., Zone 2,
Soc. Ser. Work.
184. Angelo Crescenzo, 263 President St., Zone 31,
Dir. Y.P. Work.
Jean Zetzer, 263 President St., Zone 31, Ch.
Sec.
186. Mrs. Marjorie R. Barker, 400 Riverside Dr.,
Zone 25, Par. Visitor.
Ruth Morrison, 400 W. 118th St., Zone 27,
Ch. Sch. Dir.
Mrs. Frances M. Gate, 211 W. 56th., Zone 19,
189. Mrs. Gwendolyn Rawlins, 101 W. 130th St.,
Off. Sec.
193. Mrs. Malcolm L. Long, 40-45 Hampton St.,
Elmhurst, Ch. Sec.
Beatrice McClellan, 235 E. 49th St., New York,
Ch. Sch. Teacher.
194. Edith Wolfe, 606 W. 122nd St., New York,
Dir. Youth Work.
Louise Crane, 606 W. 122nd St., New York,
Dir. Child. Work.
Mrs. Harold Shotton, 7272 112th St., Ch. Sec.
201. Dorothy M. Vogt, 8629 107th St., Pastor's
Sec.
Mrs. William Lomax, 8526 115th St., Fin. Sec.
Robert Davis, 8512 123rd St., Athletic Dir.
203. Richard H. Cheadle, 9006 Park Lane S.,
Youth Leader.
211. Miss N. M. Farnham, Dir. R.E.
268. Mrs. Rose T. Larsen, 430 Morris Ave., Dir.
R.E.
Mrs. Richard Clough, 12 Ormond St., Pastor's
Sec.
280. Mrs. Edna G. Taylor, 764 Post Road, Sec.
Frederick E. Fox, 12 Clubway, Hartsdale,
Y.P. Work.
Mrs. Frederick F. Fox, 12 Clubway, Hartsdale,
Y.P. Work.
288. Mrs. J. L. Brewster, 115 W. Hinds Ave.,
Pastor's Sec.
291. Esther Louise Johnson, 77 Washington Hgwy.,
Dir. R.E.
Ruth Ann Pardee, 5845 Main St., Williams-
ville 21, Pastor's Sec.
303. Barbara R. Higgins, 1641 S. Salina St., Zone 5,
Ch. Sec.
307. Mrs. Edwin D. Hovey, 140 Winthrop Rd.,
Zone 6, Ch. Sec.
315. Sally V. Burritt, 719 Mulberry St., Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Edna S. Rogers, 1649 Holland Ave.,
Par. Visitor.
329. Mrs. Scott Swinehart, R.D. 1, Dir. R.E.
335. Marjorie D. Curtis, 421 S. Lexington Ave.,
Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Frank Graham, 11 Herbert Ave., Ch. Sec.
336. Mrs. Martin Overton, 408 Ft. Washington
Ave., Hawthorne, Ch. Sec,
Mrs. Thomas Brennan, 250 Martin Ave.,
Pastor's Asst.
OHIO
1. Mrs. Gladys Blackmore, 119 Merriman Rd.,
Zone 3, Sec.
Mrs. Helen L. Gault, 42 Hurlburt Ave., Zone
3, Treas.
2. Mrs. Harry Nicholson, 501 W. Market St.,
Zone 3, Dir. R.E.
Laila Ostram, 501 W. Market St., Zone 3, Dir.
Youth Work.
Mrs. Robert Hill, 501 W. Market St., Zone 3,
Asst Ch Sec.
Arthur C. Hill,' 109 Borton Ave., Treas.
Florence Sheard, 501 W. Market St., Zone 3,
Ch. Sec.
51. Margie Schweitzer, 217 Grant St., Ft. Thomas,
T^y., Ch. Sec,
66. Mrs. Charles Geer, 2206 Tuxedo Ave., Parma
67. Mrs. Hazel Stevens, 1813 Page Ave., Zone 12,
Sec. & Par. Visitor.
70. Louise Harper, 9606 Euclid Ave., Zone 6, Dir.
R.E.
Mrs. Laila E. Weeks, 9606 Euclid Ave., Zone
6, Ch. Sec.
76. Mrs. W. B. Oatman, 1375 W. Clifton Blvd.,
Zone 7, Sec.
Marjorie DesMarais, 1375 W. Clifton Blvd.,
Zone 7, Part-time Sec.
78. Mrs. Mary Crawford, 10708 Hampden, Pas-
tor's Sec.
Robert P. Morgan, 2419 E. 84th St., Youth
Worker.
82. Mrs. Emma M. Russell, 1244 E. 135th St.,
•Sec. Em.
Mrs. Richard Thomas, 4300 Euclid Ave., Sec,
83. Mrs. Hulda Phipps, 3122 Woodbury Rd.,
Cleveland 20, Dir. R.E.
Gertrude E. Coon, 2924 E. 132nd St. Cleveland
20, Pastor's Sec.
Alice J. Raquet, 1820 Page Ave., East Cleve-
land 12, Asst. Sec.
84. Mrs. H. D. Pratt, 2567 Eaton Rd., Cleveland
18, Pastor's Sec.
89. Gwendoline R. Erskine, 2094 Neil Ave., Zone
1, Min. Sec.
Mrs. Blanche Sears, 204-15th Ave., Zone 1,
Ch. Hostess.
Mrs. Martha Hergenberger, 648 S. Hague
Ave., Zone 4, Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Wilfred A. Paine, 955 Madison Ave.,
Zone 5, Min. Asst.
Immer L. Godfrey, 1804 Roxbury Rd., Zone
8, Fin. Sec.
92. Grace Slater, 154 W. Fifth Ave., Gen. Asst.
Evalyn Piper, 376 W. Fifth Ave., Zone 1,
Pastor's Sec.
96. Mrs. Dora Young, 273 Broad St., Fin. Sec.
119. Mrs. George Lyons, Case Rd., Off. Asst.
Elizabeth M. Rich, 209 Court St., Ch. Sec.
145. Mrs. Edward Forrest, Jr., 56 Farragut Rd.,
Cincinnati 18, Sec.
182. Edward Madden, 131 Forest St., Oberlin, Dir.
Mrs. Agnes Clotz, 1218 Eighth St., Ch. Sec.
189. Mrs. Ruth Troll, 514 Park Ave., W., Ch.' Sec.
229. Mrs. Hollis Pistole, 152 W. Lorain Ave., Ch.
Sec.
Ruth L. Sprague, 25 College PL, Dir. R.E.
235. Irma Wirick, First Cong. Church, Dir. R.E.
253. Jean Littlejohn, 453 S. Chestnut St., Dir. R.E.
263. Doris Marquart, 511 Wavne St., Min. Sec.
272. Mrs. F. W. Swaney, 502 S. Broadway, Fin.
Sec.
284. Elizabeth Durbin, 517 Lowell Dr., Zone 10,
Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Margaret Moneymaker, 1350 Yates St.,
Zone 8, Fin. Sec.
286. Gertrude Bohrer, 1107 MacDonald St., Ch.
Off. Sec.
Mrs. Alexander Carlson, 1333 Sabra Rd., Dir.
R.E., pro tern.
290. Mrs. Robert Butler, 2013 Lawrence Ave., Zone
6, Ch. Sec.
Mrs. Raymond Green, 2013 Lawrence Ave.,
Zone 6, Dir. R.E.
293. Betty K. Cluff, 127 Morehead St., Ch. Sec.
Bertha H. Juell, 120 S. Market St., Dir. Chr.E.
328. Caroline Nunamaker, 1519 Ohio Ave., Pastor's
Sec.
OKLAHOMA (White)
4. Betty Benjamine, Phillips University, Enid,
Youth Dir.
18. Mrs. L. C. Pierce, 1135 N.W. 13th St., Zone 6,
Ch. Sec.
OREGON
10. Mrs. H. E. Atwood, 1046 N. Tenth St., Pas-
Mrs. R. W. Lawrence, 137 N. 26th St., Dir.
R.E.
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13. Mrs. Wilma J. Atkin, 490 13th Ave., E.. Ch.
Sec.
Mary Grubbs, 490 13th Ave., E., Min. Asst.
14. Camelia Abernathy, 112 Fifth Ave., S.E.,Gen.
27. Mrs. Ethel Park Bolton, 509 Washington St.,
Fin. Sec.
30. Frances B. Clapp, 1126 S.W. Park Ave., Zone
5, Ch. Asst.
Mrs. Mary Hazelle, 1126 S.W. Park Ave.,
Zone 5, Fin. Sec.
Mrs. H. H. Hoddle, 2134 N.E. 51st Ave., Zone
13, Dir. Alameda Center.
33. Gene Wirtz, 2780 N.W. 28th PI., Zone 10,
Dir. Youth Activ.
43. Lois Hamer, 715 N. Capital St., Dir. Youth
Activ.
PENNSYLVANIA
28. Ethel McKee, 20 Walnut St., Treas.
62. Mrs. Gertrude Moehler, 5428 Akron St., Zone
24, Pastor's Sec.
65. Evelyn Blackburn, Park Church, Midvale &
McMichael St., Zone 29, Min. Sec.
E. Yirginia Rutledge, Park Church, Midvale &
McMichael St., Zone 29, Sec. Evang.
Ruth Drisko, Park Church, Midvale & Mc-
Michael St., Zone 29, Sec. Y.P.
77. Rev. Edwin L. Kautz, 620 Smithfield St., Zone
22, Asst. to Pastor.
Mrs. D. Robb, 620 Smithfield St., Zone 22,
Pastor's Sec.
PUERTO RICO
5. Robles, Maria, Fajardo, My.
RHODE ISLAND
2. Hubert F. Hill, 1377 Hope St., Dir. R.E.
18. Barbara Wordell, Walcott Ave., Jamestown,
Pastor's Sec.
19. Mrs. F. C. Williams, Jr., 137 Harris St., Pas-
tor's Sec.
Edward S. Young, 98 Clay St., Central Falls,
Dir. R.E.
24. Elsie Simmons, 260 Olney St., Zone 6, Dir.
R.E.
27. Ruth E. Cameron, 260 Olney St., Zone 6,
Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Evelyn T. Jackson, 162 Laurel Ave.,
Zone 6, Pastor's Sec.
28. Mrs. Henry A. Lamson, 213 Wendell Rd.,
Lakewood, Pastor's Sec.
SOUTH DAKOTA
136. Alice E. Murphy, First Cong. Church, Youth
Dir.
SOUTHERN CONVENTION
98. Mary Deane Browne, Front St., Dir. Y.P.
101. Percy H. Ricketts, 2075 Rocklawn Ave., Dir.
R.E.
TENNESSEE (Colored)
7. Pearl Blackburn, 480 W. Fourth St., Soc.
Work.
8. Eldred E. Pailin, 1626 W. Chestnut St.,
Pastor's Sec.
TEXAS (White)
1. Dorothy Candlin, Y.M.C.A., Stenog.
3. Mrs. Julian Barry, 4335 Beverly Dr., Zone 5,
Ch. Sec.
5. Mrs. Lucy E. Smith, 1001 Penn. Ave., Zone 4,
Pastor's Sec.
TEXAS — OKLAHOMA (Colored)
4. Mrs. Ray L. Wilson, 1115 Valentine St., Fin.
Sec.
VERMONT
26. Erna J. Fast, 322 Pearl St., Dir. R.E.
Mrs. H. R. Prior, 38 Converse Ct., Ex. Sec.
Mrs. C. Marshall Russell, 14 Adsit Ct., Par.
Visitor.
104. Mrs. George V. Colby, 21 Harrison Ave.,
137. Mrs. Verne W.' Green, 95 Center St., Sec. &
Dir. R.E.
Mrs. Harry R. Hart, 119 Walnut St., Dir. R.E.
(Jan. — June)
Mrs. William E. Green, 25 Temple St., Dir.
R.E. (Sept. — Dec.)
138. Mrs. Catherine Corliss, Fairfield St., Supt.
Ch. Sch.
Mrs. Mary S. Burnell, 203 S. Main St., Sec. &
Treas.
159. Rev. Dortha A. Weaver, Westfield, Asso. &
Dir. R.E.
196. Mrs. K. T. Allen, Asst. Treas.
WASHINGTON
11. Mrs. Florence Pletch, 319 Bank St., Off. Sec.
75. Mrs. Max Jensen, Franklin & Legion Way,
Off. Sec.
78. Sarah J. Clark, 512 W. Bonneville St., Sec. &
105. Harold V. Smith, 1005 E. Ray St., Zone 2, Ex.
Sec.
C. Kenneth Snyder, 1217 Sixth Ave., Zone 1,
Dir. Youth Activ.
Mrs. Hiroko Yoshida, 519-2G Ave., S., Zone
44, Staff Sec.
Mrs. Mildred S. Clark, 612 N. 63rd St., Zone 3,
Ch. Sec.
Mrs. David Siegley, 2130 Montvale PI., Zone
99 Girls' Work.
106. Mrs.' Robert Soden, 210-18th Ave., N., Zone
2, Pastor's Sec.
107. Mrs. Margaret Slocum, E. 43rd & Brooklynn
Sts., Zone 5, Ch. Sec.
111. May Race, S. 320 Brown St., Ch. Sec.
120. Mrs. Francis Howard, 1210 S. Redgewood St.,
Zone 5, Sec.
Claude C. Hume, 918 Division Ave., Zone 3,
Fin Sec.
.139. Meade Eu'iott, 915 S. 25th Ave., Dir. R.E.
WISCONSIN ,
6. Hazel Conn, 220 E. Washington St., Ch. Sec.
12. Mrs. A. M. Mitchell, Turtle Ridge, Pastor's
Sec.
13. Mrs. Bertha Bedell, Lindle PL, R. 3, Ch. Sec.
40. Mrs. W. D. Sheehan, 1726 Main St., Pastor's
Sec.
66. Mrs. Robert Brown, 1121 S. Clay St., Gen.
Asst.
83. Mrs. Laura Ramsey, First Cong. Church,
Dir. R.E.
94. Mrs. Virginia Bett, 449 Hawthorne Ct., Zone
5, Dir. Ch. Sch. & Child. Activ.
Nadine Butler, 1609 University Ave., Zone 5,
Ch. Sec.
106. Olive Roemer, 1028 N. 70th St., Zone 13, Ch.
Sec.
Barbara Thome, 1827 N. 58th St., Zone 8,
Ch. Asst.
107. Mrs.E. A.Brauch, 2436 N. 29th St., Pastor's
Sec.
108. Mrs. Marion Radtke 2717 E. Hampshire St.,
Ch. Sec.
154. Mrs. Clara Arens 1919 N. Seventh St., Ch. Sec.
185. Mrs. Grace Spalding, 8216 Milwaukee Ave.,
Zone 13, Ch. Sec.
WYOMING
3. Mrs. Bobby Kelly, 208 W. 19th St., Ch. Sec.
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Missionaries of A.B.C.F.M.
339
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. (R.N.), Foochow, p. . .
Bailey, Miss Hazel F., Peking, p
Ballou, Rev. & Mrs. Earle H., Peking, p
Birge, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. J. K., Istanbul, a. .
Blake, Rev. & Mrs. Everett C, Izmir, t
Blatter, Miss Dorothy G., Istanbul, a
Block, Mrs. Emily R., Talas, t
Bookvvalter, Miss Lulu G., Inuvil, /
Booth, Rev. & Mrs. William R., Adams, c
Boynton, Miss Grace M., Peiping, p
Brenneman, Miss Charlotte M., Inanda, c
Brewster, Rev. & Mrs. J. Riggs, Athens, n
Brown, Miss Miriam D., Madura, d
Bruce, Miss Clara H., Ahmednagar, e
Brueckner, Mr. (Ph.D.) & Mrs K. Robert,
Adams, c
Buell, Miss Constance, Tientsin, p
Bunker, Rev. & Mrs. Sydney K., Vaddukoddai, /
Burr, Miss Leona L., Foochow, p
Carleton, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Alford, Aleppo, I
Carter, Miss Minnie E., Inanda, c . . . '
Gary, Rev. & Mrs. Frank, Matsuyama, k
Cassen, Rev. & Mrs. Paul M., Sirur, e
Chandler, Miss Gertrude E., Madura, d
Chandler, Rev. & Mrs. Robert E., Foochow, p.
Childs, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Gladwyn M.,
Dondi, h
Christian, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J., Foochow, p.
Christofersen, Rev. & Mrs. Arthur F., Ifafa, c.
Clapp, Miss Frances B. (Mus.D.), Kyoto, k. . .
Clark, Miss Lucy K., Uduvil, /
Cobb, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Edward S., Kyoto, k
Coles, Rev. & Mrs. Samuel B., Galangue, h. . .
Compton, Mr. & Mrs. Carl C, Thessaloniki, n.
Cooke, Miss Alma L. (M.D.), Tehchow, p
Cowles, Miss Ruth C. (R.N.), Johannesburg, c.
Craig, Miss Ivy E., Chikore, g
Crew, Miss Angle, Talas, t
Crosby, Miss E. Marie, Dondi, h
Cross, Miss Laura B., Peiping, p
Cross, Rev. & Mrs. Rowland M., Peiping, p. . .
Dart, Mr. & Mrs. F. Sidney, Dondi, h
DeForest, Miss Charlotte B. (L.H.D.), Kobe, k
De Vargas, Mr. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Philippe, Peip-
mg, p
Dewey, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. (R.N.) Albert W.,
Gaziantep, t
Dewey, Miss Diantha L., Mardin, t . . .
Dibble, Miss (Rev.) Lauretta A., BaUundo, h. .
DiUe, 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, Tokyo, k .
Dutton, Rev. & Mrs. Philip 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
Fairbank, Rev. & Mrs. Robert W., Sholapur, e
Faurot, Mr. Albert L., Foochow, p
Field, Miss Sarah M., Kobe, k
Flint, Mr. & Mrs. Edgar M., Madura, d
Fowle, Mr. & Mrs. Luther R., Istanbul, o
Gait, Rev. & Mrs. Elmer W., Paoting, p. .
Garman, Rev. & Mrs. Clark P., Tokyo, k
Gilbert, Rev. & Mrs. Lewis L., Jr., Tunghsien, p
Gillett, Rev. (Ed.D.) & Mrs. Clarence S., Kyoto,
k
Gillette, Dr. (M.D.) Charles L., Pagoda Anchor-
age, p . . . . ^
Greene, Miss OUve, Izmir, t
Gwinn, Miss Alice E., Thessaloniki, n. _.'
Haas, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. Cyril H., Adana, i. .
Missionary and Location
Hack, Mrs. Richard B., Mt. Sihnda, g
Hammaker, Miss Margaret G., Sholapur, e. . . .
Harley, Miss Isabelle, Thessaloniki, n
Harris, Miss Gertrude, Jeur, Ahmednagar Dis-
trict, e
Harrison, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. M. H., Banga-
lore, d
Hausske, Mr. & Mrs. Albert C, Tientsin, p. . .
Heckman, Rev. & Mrs. Harold W., Aruppukot-
tai, d
Heineman, Rev. & Mrs. Charles P., Pasumalai, d
Heininger, Rev. & Mrs. Alfred D., Peiping, p. .
Helton, Miss Anna Mae, Istanbul, t
Hemingway, Miss Isabel (R.N.), Taiku, p
Hess, Rev. & Mrs. James M., Madura, d
Hibbard, Miss Esther L. (Ph.D.), Kyoto, k
Hibbard, Miss Saisie A. (R.N.), Gaziantep, t. .
Hoath, Miss Dorothy S. (R.N.), Madura, d. . .
Hollenbeck, Mrs. Henry S. (R.N.), Sachikela, h
Horn, Miss Josie E., Fenchow, p
Houston, Miss Lyda S., Foochow, p
Hubbard, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Hugh W., Peip-
ing, p
Huggins, Miss Alice M., Tunghsien, p
Huggins, Miss Mabel I., Peiping, p
Hume, Dr. (M.D.) & 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 (R.N.), Foochow, p
Kelley, Miss Anne B., Peking, p
Lang, Miss Ellen B. (R.N.), Madura, d
Lanktree, Miss Lucy B., Ingtai, p
Laubach, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Frank C, Dansa
Ian, V
Lawrence, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs (R.N.) William
T., Mt. Silinda, 0
Lawson, Mr. & Mrs. James H., Madura, d
Leete, Rev. William R., Nanking, p
Leger, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Samuel H., Foo-
chow, p
Leslie, Mrs. Elvesta T., Istanbul, a. . . .
Lindsley, Miss Alice P., Istanbul, t
Lockwood, Mr. & Mrs. Edson C, Vaddukoddai,
/.
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Long, Miss Mabel E., Athens, n
Lorbeer, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd L., Pasumalai, d. . .
Lovatt, Miss Ethel (R.N.), Tunghsien, p
Lowrey, Miss Edna, Macao, p
Lucas, Miss Gladys E., Istanbul, t
Lyman, Miss Evelyn M., Mt. Silinda, g
Lyman, Rev. & Mrs. James K., Istanbul, a. . . .
Lyons, Miss Lucia E., Tehchow, p
Malcolm, Miss Florence C, Chilesso, h
Marsh, Rev. & Mrs. John S., Mt. Silinda, g. . .
Martin, Rev. & Mrs. Azel A., Madura, d
Martin, Miss Jessie E., Istanbul, t
Maxwell, Mrs. Katherine S., Durban, c
Maynard, Rev. & Mrs. Harrison A., Beirut, I. .
Maynard, Mr. & Mrs. Richard E., Tarsus, t. . .
McElroy, Miss (Rev., Ph.D.) Katharine L.,
Athens, H
McKinley, Rev. & Mrs. James F., Dumaguete, v
McKnight, Rev. & Mrs. William Q., Nakat-
suyama, k
McMillan, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. Aaron M., Ga-
langue, h
Meacham, Rev. & Mrs. Frank T., Mt. Silinda, g
Meebold, Miss Louise, Fenchow, p
Merrill, Miss Gertrude H. (R.N.), Chikore, g. .
Merrill, Miss Katharine, Matsuyama, k
Minto, Miss Una J., Bailundo, h
Mix, Miss Katharine (R.N.), Wai, e
Moran, Rev. & Mrs. Sherwood F., Osaka, k. .
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17
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18
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'29
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16
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'19
'19
'23
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'24
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'13
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340
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1945
Missionary and Location
Moulton, Rev. & Mrs. Joseph L., Ahmednagar, e
Murphy, Miss Alice E., Tehchow, p
Nelson, Miss Valley L. (R.N.), Tehchow, p. . . .
Nichols, Rev. & Mrs. Edward G., Batlagundu, d
Nicholson, Miss Oline E., Madura, d
Nilson, Rev. & Mrs. Paul E., Talas, t
Nolting, Rev. & Mrs. Edward L., Madura, d. . .
Noreen, Miss Emma B. (R.N.), Fenchow, p. . .
Nute, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. WiUiam 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. (R.N.), Gaziantep, t.
Phillips, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Ray E., Johannes-
burg, c
Picken, Miss L. Lillian, Satara, e
Porter, Rev. (L.H.D., D.D.) & Mrs. Lucius G.,
Peiping, p
Preusse, Miss (Rev.) Edith F., Ahmednagar, e.
Putney, Miss Ethel W., Istanbul, a
Pye, Mrs. Gertrude C, Fenchow, p
Reed, Miss Alice C., Peiping, p
Ridley, Miss Florence M. (R.N.), Wai, e
Riggs, Rev. & Mrs. Charles H., Nanking, p. . .
Riggs, Rev. & Mrs. Charles T., Istanbul, a. . . .
Riggs, Rev. & Mrs. Ernest W., Thessaloniki, n.
Rinden, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Arthur O., Dion-
gloh, p
Robinson, Rev. & Mrs. Harold W., Tehchow, p
Robinson, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. Hugh L., Tungh-
sien, p
Rogers, Miss Miriam E., Sholapur, e
Scaff, Rev. & Mrs. Alvin H., Dansalan, v
Schomer, Rev. & Mrs. Howard F., Chambon-
sur-Lignon, b ,
Scott, Miss Lavinia, Inanda, c
Scott, Mr. (D.D.) & Mrs. Roderick, Foochow, p
Shaw, Rev. & Mrs. Ernest T., Peiping, p
Shepard, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. Lorrin A., Istanbul,
'18
Shepherd, Rev. (LL.D.) & Mrs. (M.D.) George
W., Shaowu, p
Silliman, Miss Caroline, Aleppo, I
Smith, Miss Bertha K., Dindigul, d
Smith, Rev. & Mrs. E. Walter, Ingtai, p
Smith, Miss Helen H., Foochow, p
Stanley, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Charles A., Tsinan,
P
Stanton, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence L., Guadalajara,
Missionary and Location
Stick, Rev. & Mrs. Henry A., Adams, c
Stoltzfus, Rev. & Mrs. Benjamin F., Beirut, I . .
Stowe, Miss Grace H., Madura, d
Strong, Rev. & Mrs. Robbins, Tientsin, p
Summerville, Miss Harriet M., Dondi, h
Swart, Rev. & Mrs. Winfield Q., Rahuri, e
Tasker, Mrs. Kenneth (R.N.), Madura, d
Taylor, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. Alan B., Durban, c.
Taylor, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. James D., Johan-
nesburg, c
Thelin, Mr. & Mrs. Guy A., Foochow, p
Thomas, Miss Eunice T., Foochow, p
Thomas, Mr. & Mrs. G. Ross, Bombay, e
Thomas, Dr. (M.D.) & 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., Mt. Silinda, g
Towle, Rev. & Mrs. Gifford H., Vadala, e
Towner, Miss C. Grace, Tarsus, I . .
Van Kirk, Miss Ruth E., Tientsin, p
Walker, Miss Nellie M., Adams, c
Wain, Rev. & Mrs. Duane V., Chilesso, h
Ward, Miss Laura D., Foochow, p
Ward, Rev. & Mrs. (R.N.) Philip H., Beirut, I.
Warren, Rev. & Mrs. Charles M., Kyoto, k. . .
Webb, Rev. & Mrs. Richard S., Bailundo, h. . .
Webb, Mr. & Mrs. WiUiam D., Mt. Silinda, g. .
Whitaker, Rev. & Mrs. Robert B., Lintsing, p.
White, Rev. & Mrs. Emmons E., Aruppukottai,
d
White, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. M. J. W., Davao,
Wilcox, Miss Katie, Madura, d
Wilder, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. Edward W., Ma-
dura, d
Williams, Miss Gladys M., Taiku, p
Wilson, Miss (Rev.; Eleanor, Micronesia, y....
Wilson, Mr. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Stanley D., Peip-
ing, p
Wood, Miss Agnes A., Inanda, c
Wood, Miss E. Loleta, Rahuri, e
Woodard, Mrs. William P., Osaka, k
Woodruff, Mrs. Alma S., Sofia, u
Woodward, Rev. & Mrs. Frank J., Dansalan, v.
Woodward, Miss Sarah E., Izmir, t
Woolworth, Rev. & Mrs. Wm. Sage, Jr., Tarsus,
t
Wright, Miss Margarita, Guadalajara, s
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ASSOCIATE MISSIONARIES OF THE AMERICAN BOARD
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Barnes, Miss Hazel E. (Ph.D.) , Athens, n
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Bingham, Rev. & Mrs. Brewster, Foochow, p. .
'<I5
Korchagina, Miss Maria (M.D.), Satara, e. . . .
McGilvray, Rev. & Mrs. (M.D.) J. C, VeUore,
'95
Christofersen, Miss Mabel A., Inanda, c
Donner, Miss Eilene M., Athens, n
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Ducas, Miss Angeline, Istanbul, t
Moulton, Miss Ellen L. (R.N.), Wai, e
Phelps, Mr. & Mrs. Carl W., Kodaikanal, d. . .
'44
Dunning, Miss Luella M., Aleppo, e
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Fisher, Mrs. Louise Gliem (R.N.), Satara, e
'M
Foster, Miss M. Naomi, Izmir, t
Reid, Miss Charlotte B., Istanbul, t
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Fukuyama, Mr. Yoshio, Talas, t
Shinn, Miss Ruth E., Istanbul, t
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Grants, Miss Eleanor V., Izmir, t *
Stewart, Mr. Joseph E., Tarsus, t
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Hodges, Miss Julie C, Athens, n
Keithahn, Rev. & Mrs. (M.D.) Ralph R.,
Torrey, Miss M. Beth, Dondi, h
Wyatt, Mr. & Mrs. Eric, Adams, c
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u Bulgaria.
V PhiUppine Islands.
y Micronesia.
o Istanbul, P. O. Box 142. e India. k Japan. p China.
6 France. / Ceylon. I Syria. s Mexico.
c South Africa. g South Rhodesia, Africa. n Greece. t Turkey.
d South India. h West Africa.
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.
1945]
Missionaries of A. B. C. F. M.
341
EMERITUS MISSIONARIES OF THE AMERICAN BOARD
AND ALL OTHERS NOT NOW ACTIVE WHO HAVE SERVED
AT LEAST TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Missionary and Location
Aiken, Rev. & Mrs. Edwin E., 372 Edgewood
Ave., New Haven, Conn
AUen, Miss Bertha H., 510 W. Tenth St., Clare-
niont, Cal
Baird, Miss Agnes M., 620 Plymouth Rd., Clare-
mont, Cal
Baldwin, Miss Jane D., 332 Lawn Ridge Rd.,
Orange, N. J
Banninga, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. John J., Rm.
1120, 156 Fifth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.. .
Barker, Miss Annie M., c/o The American
Board Mission, Central Post Box 142, Istan-
bul, Turkey
Bartlett, Mrs. Samuel C, R.F.D. 1, Norwich,
Vt
Beals, Drs. (M.D.) Lester H. & Rose F., 701
Plymouth Rd., Claremont, Cal
Beard, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Willard L., Century
Farm, Shelton, Conn
Bell, Mrs. WiUiam C, 665 Mayflower Rd.,
claremont, Cal
Bement, Miss Frances K., 601 Mayflower Rd.,
Claremont, Cal
Bennett, Rev. & Mrs. H. J., 1227-30th St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C
Bicknell, Mrs. John, 138 Hancock St., Auburn-
Bissell! Miss Emily R., 601 Mayflower Rd.,
Claremont, Cal
Bhss, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. Edward L., 73 S. Cedar
St., Oberlin, 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., 14 School St.,
East Williston, L. I., N. Y
Caldwell, Mrs. Samuel L., Box 605, Laguna
Beach, Cal
Cary, Miss Alice E., 5 Linnaean St., Cambridge,
^lass.
Cary, Mrs.' Otis, 446 S. Main St., Bradford,
Mass .
Channon, Mrs. Irving M., 87 Beverly Hts.,
Rochester 12, N. Y
Chapin, Miss Abbie G., Stafford, Va
Chittenden, Miss Caroline E., 3845 Fletcher Dr.,
Los Angeles, Cal
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
Cooper, Rev. & Mrs. William C, 492 W. Eighth
St., Claremont, Cal
Cowles, Mrs. Amy B., 259 W. Sixth St., Clare-
mont, Cal
Cozad, Miss Gertrude, 601 Mayflower Rd.,
Claremont, Cal
Curtis, Miss Edith, 144 Hancock St., Auburn-
Cushman,' Miss (M.D.j Mary ¥.', Box 342," La-
conia, N. H
Denton, Miss Mary F., Doshisha Girls' School,
Kyoto, Japan
Dudley, Rev. & Mrs. R. A., 86 Hancock St.,
Auburndale 66, Mass
Edwards, Rev. & Mrs. James F., lA Staveley
Rd., Poona 1, India
Ennis, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Merlin W., 63 N.
Hancock St., Lexington 73, Mass
Ewing, Mrs. Charles E., 1860 Garfield Rd., East
Cleveland 12, Ohio
Fairbank, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Edward, 130
Main St., Northfield, Mass
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Missionary and Location
Fenenga, Miss Agnes, 1018 Court Merrill, Mitch
ell, S. D
Fletcher, Miss Katharine O., Pleasant Hill,
Tenn
Fowler, Miss Esther B., Wai, Satara District,
India
Fry, Rev. (D.D.) Earl C, 138 Hancock St,
Auburndale, Mass
Fuller, Mr. Columbus C, 6316 Ruby St., Los
Angeles, Cal
Gait, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs Howard S., 460 W.
Tenth St., Claremont, Cal
Gates, Mrs. Frances H., East Haddam, Conn
GetcheU, Mr. & Mrs. Dana 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., 843 J^ N. Main St
Springfield, Mo
Griswold, Miss Fanny E., 138 Hancock St.,
Auburndale, Mass
HartweU, Miss Emily S., 261 N. Main St.,
Oberlin, Ohio
Haskell, Miss Mary M., 8 Buxton Blvd., Sofia,
Bulgaria
Hazen, Rev. & Mrs. William, 138 Hancock St.,
Auburndale, Mass
Heebner, Miss Flora K., R. D. 2, Norristown,
Pa
Hemingway, Mrs. W. A., 701 Shepherd St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C
Herrick, Rev. David S., 138 Hancock St., Au-
burndale, Mass
Hinman, Miss Margaret, 928 Tenth St., Lewis-
ton, Ida
Hoi ton, Mrs. Edward P., 3 Parker St., Newbury-
port. Mass
Holway, Rev. & Mrs. Theodore T., Lakes Rd.,
R. M. D. 1, Duncan, Vancouver Island, Brit-
ish Columbia, Canada
Hoppin, Miss Jessie R., Wilmarth 1, Apt. B.,
Ashland, Wis
House, Mrs. J. Henry, Orient, L. I., N. Y
Hoyt, Miss OUve S., 480 W. Sixth St., Clare-
mont, Cal
Irwin, Mrs. Herbert M., Chelsea, Quebec,
Canada
Jillson, Miss Jeannie L., 536 W. 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,
^a,ss
Le Roy! Rev." (L.h!d.J '& Mrs. Albert E., Bra-
den Castle, Fla
Lombard, Rev. Frank A., 6 Cross St., Welles-
fley. Mass
Loughridge, Miss Stella N., 1306 N. Kenmore
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal
MacCaUum, Mrs. Frederick W., Central P. O.
«Box 142, Istanbul, Turkey
MacLachlan, Mrs. Alexander, "Kennarden,"
wHill St., Kingston, Ontario, Canada
McCaU, Rev. & Mrs. Clarence F., R. 2, Box 512,
Ashland, Ore
McCallum, Miss Emily M., c/o American Col-
lege, Ellenico, Athens, Greece
McCann, Mr. & Mrs. James H., P.O. Box 696,
Costa Mesa, Cal
McClure, Rev. & Mrs. Robert W., 135 N. Meri-
dith Ave., Pasadena 4, Cal. ,
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342
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1945
Missionary and Location
McCord, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. James B., Oakham,
Ty£pgg
McNau'gh'ton,' Mrs.' JamVs'p!/636 W.'Sixth St.,
Claremont, Cal
Marden, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. Jesse K., 550 May-
flower Rd., Claremont, Cal
Marsh, Mrs'. George L. (Ehsabeth Haskell), 551
Harrison Ave., Claremont, Cal
Martin, Rev. & Mrs. Harry S., Brookfield Cen-
ter, Conn
Matthews, Miss Mary L., 167 N. Professor St.,
Oberlin, Ohio
Merrill, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. John E., 1472 E.
17th St., Brooklyn 30, N. Y
Miller, Mrs. Charles W., 816 Fillmore, Port
Townsend, Wash
MiUer, Rev. (D.D.) John X., White Lodge,
Coonoor, The Nilgiris, So. India
Mills, Miss Minnie B. (L.H.D.), 4050 Ninth
Ave., N. E., Seattle 5, Wash
Morley, Miss Bertha B., 9277 Amesbury Ave.,
Cleveland, Ohio
Newell, Mr. & Mrs. George M., Uxbridge,
Norton,' Miss Harriet C.",' 1942 W. 43rd PI.",' Los
Angeles 37, Cal
Noyes, Miss Fanny G., 10 S. Prospect St., Ober-
lin, Ohio
Nugent, Miss Isabella, 31 Winchester St., To-
ronto, Ontario, Canada
Olds, Rev. (D.D.) C. Burnell, 590 Mayflower
Rd., Claremont, Cal
Partridge, Rev. & Mrs. Ernest C, Community
Church, Valparaiso, Fla
Pedley, Mrs. Hilton, 30 Pelham St., Newton
Center 59, Mass
Phelps, Rev. Isabelle, 138 Hancock St., Auburn-
dale, Mass
Pinneo, Miss Annie E., c/o 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass
Pohl, Miss Use C, Williams Ranch, R. 1, On-
tario, Cal
Quickenden, Miss Catherine S., "Dunoran,"
Park Farm Rd., Bickley-Kent, England. .
Redick, Miss Emma C, Box 161, Corunna,
Mich
Reed, Miss Bertha P., 620 Plymouth Rd., Clare-
mont, Cal
Rice, Miss Nina E., 545 W. Seventh St., Clare-
mont, Cal
Riggs, Mrs. Henry H., 138 Hancock St., Au-
burndale 66, Mass
Root, Miss Mary M., 138 Hancock St., Au
burndale, Mass
Rowland, Mrs. George M., 138 Hancock St.,
Auburndale, Mass
Sanders, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. WiUiam H., 601
S. Bancroft Pkwy., WUmington, Del
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Missionary and Location
Saunders, Rev. (Ph.D.) & Mrs. Albert J., 13
Wingan Ave., E. Camberwell, E. 6, Mel-
bourne, Australia
Searle, Miss Susan A., 635 Alden Rd., Clare-
mont, Cal
Sewall, Miss Carolyn T., 30 Forbes Ave., North-
ampton, Mass
Sewny, Mrs. Lillian Cole, 653 Plymouth Rd.,
Claremont, Cal
Smith, Rev. Edward H., 138 Hancock St., Au-
Stapleton, Mrs. (M.'D.")'RoiD'ert S., 507 Moriroe
St., Lapeer, Mich
Stelle, Mrs. William B., 31 Madison St., Cam-
bridge, Mass.
Storrs, Rev. & Mrs. Charles L., 210 S. 39th St.,
Philadelphia, Pa
Stover, Mrs. Bertha D., 953 W. Kensington
Rd., Los Angeles, Cal
Stowe, Miss Mary E., 48 Sunnyledge, New
Britain, Conn
Thompson, Dr. (M.D.) William L., 508 New
York Ave., St. Cloud, Fla
Thomson, Mrs. Agnes C, Duncan, Vancouver
Island, British Columbia, Canada
Trowbridge, Miss Elizabeth M., 1821 Avenue J,
Brooklyn 30, N. Y
Tucker, Drs. (M.D.) Francis F. & Emma B., c/o
American Board, 14 Beacon St., Boston,
Mass
Ussher, Rev. (M.D.) Clarence D., 5 Bucking-
ham St., Worcester 5, Mass .
Vaughan, Mrs. (M.D.) Harriet Parker, Restabit,
Shembaganur Post, So. India
Walker, Miss Josephine C, 326 No. A St.,
Forest Grove, Ore ^
Wallace, Mrs. William W., Bridgewater, Conn.
Ward, Miss Mary I., 119 Wood End Rd., New-
ton Highlands, Mass
Watson, Dr. (M.D.) & Mrs. Percy T., Box 964,
Bemidji, Minn
Webb, Miss Elizabeth S., c/o American Mission,
Beirut, Lebanese Republic
Webster, Mrs. Marian M., c/o Mrs. J. A. Rid-
dell, 3035 Berkeley Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. . .
White, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Geo. E., 123 E.
Sixth St., Claremont, Cal
White, Mrs. Schuyler S., 815 N. HiU Ave., Pasa-
dena, Cal
Wilder, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. George D., 108 E.
College St., Oberlin, Ohio . . .-
Wiley, Miss Martha, Foochow, Fukien, China .
Wingate, Mrs. Henry K., 15 E. Tenth St., New
York 3, N. Y
Woodside, Mrs. Thomas W., 1409 W. Princeton
Ave., Orlando, Fla
Woodworth, Rev. & Mrs. A. D., Merom, Ind
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1945] Pastors Not Members CongH Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 343
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 Ucentiates re-
ported by state registrars whether or not they are serving churches. The Association to which a Congrega-
tional Christian hcentiate belongs is noted as follows: " Lic.-Chi." (Ucensed by the Chicago Association of
the Illinois Conference), or " Lic.-Conf." (Ucensed by state Conference). The abbreviations following the
word "Lie.-" refer to Associations, the key to which may be had upon appUcation 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 itaUcs, is applied to those whose standing has not been verified by any
Association.
A Ust of candidates for the ministry, who are in care of a local Asso elation, is appended to this list.
Abbott, Earl LeRoy, Meth., .580 Capp St., San
Francisco 10, Cal.
Abbott, John W., Lic.-Wo., Andover Newton
Theol. Sch., Newton Center 59, Mass.
Abercrombie, A. Vaughan, Lic.-Conf., R. I., 130
Winthrop St., Taunton, Mass.
Achuff, Delbert L., Jr., N. Y. C, N. Y. & Stud.,
353 Hammond St., Bangor, Me.
Ackley, Alfred H., Presb., 239 S. Maple St., Es-
condido, Cal.
Adams, Samuel J., Breth., Box 218, Pleasant Hill,
Ohio.
Addison, Thurman M., Wes. Meth., R. 1, Lapel,
Ind.
Adjemian, John H., Presb., 1000 South Ave.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Ahokus, Emil A., Lic.-O. C, 32 Old Post Rd.,
North Attleboro, Mass.
Aijian, M. M., Presb., 1549 Shattuck Ave., Berkeley
7, Cal.
Alavazo, Valentine T., Lic.-K., Kapaa, T. H.
Albertson, James T., Meth., Port Angeles, Wash.
Albright, I. W., Lay., Moncure, N. C.
Aldridge, M. L., Univ., 115 E. South St., Wood-
stock, 111.
Alexander, John H., Appro.-K. V., Elm St.,
Winthrop, Me.
Allan, Marion, Chr. Mis. All., Spokane, Wash.
Allard, Robert E., Lic.-St. L., 3456 Jamieson St.,
St. Louis, Mo.
Allard, Virgil D.
Dexter, Mich.
Allen, Guy, Meth
Lic.-N. Y. C, N. Y., & J.,
Newmarket, N. H.
Allen, H. B., Meth., Lakeside, Ohio.
Alley, George D., Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, III.
AlUson, John L., U. B., 5917 W. 61st St., Merriam,
Kans.
Almand, Ashton A., Meth., 890 Washington St.,
Bath, Me.
Altenbern, Albert W., Univ., Hardwiok, Mass.
Alvidrez, F. M., Cong., Cal., 3125 Rivera St., El
Paso, Tex.
Ammundson, John, Meth., Norwegian Meth.
Church, Corning, N. Y.
Amstutz, Landoline R., Menn., Tiskilwa, 111.
Andersen, Mrs. Dale, Lay., Hetland, S. D.
Anderson, C. Emory, Ev. Mis. Gov. Lie, Conn.,
Odebolt, Iowa.
Anderson, Carl E., Lay., 1720 Fourth Ave., N.,
Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Anderson, H. C, Nor. Ev., 563 Olympia Ave.,
Grantwood, N. J.
Anderson, K. Brooke, Lic.-Conf., Brown Univ.,
Providence, R. I.
Anderson, Lyle C, Bapt., Northville, N. Y.
Anderson, Philip A., Lic.-Chi., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago 37, 111.
Anderson, William A., Lic.-B., Walworth, Wis.
Andrews, Wesley I., Meth., S. Main St., Athens, Pa.
Andry, Carl F., Disc., Andover Hall, Francis Ave.,
Cambridge 38, Mass.
Angle, Blance P., Meth., Nova, Ohio.
Annakin, V. Dewey, Meth., Teachers College, Terre
Haute, Ind.
Appleby, Delbert J., Lic.-L. C, Elroy, Wis.
Archer, Gleason L., Jr., Presb., 60 Central Ave.,
Hyde Park 35, Mass.
Archer, Mrs. Kathryn, Lic.-W., Pa., R.D. 5,
Dayton 5, Ohio.
Arendt, Albert J., Un. Luth., Lawrence, Mich.
Arenson, Edward, Ev. Free, R.D. 5, Yakima, Wash.
Argelander, Frank, Stud., 210 N. Professor St.,
Oberlin, Ohio.
Armstrong, C. J., Cong., 318A W. Adams St.,
Pittsfield, 111.
Arnold, Edwin J., Stud., Main St., Ashby, Mass.
Arnold, Richard L., Appro.-H., Southwest Harbor,
Me.
Aubrey, Ohver, Ch. of God, 315 E. Cecil, Waynoka,
Okla.
Aubrey, William D., Meth., Adams, N. Y.
Augustine, Percy H., Indep., East Springfield, Pa.
Babcock, Fred I., Lie-Win., Land O'Lakes, Wis.
Bachelder, Horace L., Lic.-N. H., 146 Tremont
St., Ansonia, Conn.
Bachtell, Ivan C, Lic.-C. B., Avoca, Iowa.
Baillie, James A., Lay., 120 Long Ave., Hamburg,
N. Y.
Baird, William T., Presb., 2120 E. 97th St., Chicago,
111.
Baker, Edwin Dale, Ch. of God, 2515 S. Broadway,
Oklahoma City 9, Okla.
Baker, Henry D., Bapt. Lie, East Woodstock, Conn.
Baker, J. Ray, Bapt., R.D., Holley, N. Y.
Baker, Kenrick R., Lic.-P., 53 Wendell Ave.,
Brockton, Mass.
Baker, Olhn S., Meth., 601 N. Adams St., Veradale,
Wash.
Baker, Robert S., Appro.-Cum., Me., Andover
Newton Theol. Sch., Newton Center 59, Mass.
Baker, William R. C, Meth., Box 251, Buffalo,
Minn.
Bakker, Cornelius N., Presb., 251 Main St., Great
Barrington, Mass.
Baldwin, Ellis K., Lay., 25 Scott St., Utica, N. Y.
Bales, A. J., Fr., Kirwin, Kans.
Balfe, Robert S., Lic.-H., Hancock, Me.
Ballard, A. D., Lic.-C, R.D., Tallassee, Ala.
Bailer, Albert H., Meth., Heath, Mass.
Barber, Frank W., Lic.-L. N., Norfolk, Conn.
Barber, Raymond O., Lic.-C. B., Tabor, Iowa.
Barbour, Hugh, Lic.-N. Y. C, N. Y., First Cong.
Church, Coventry, Conn.
Barientos, Romnaldo, Lic.-M., Paia, T. H.
Barker, E. Brentwood, Lic.-B., 1045 Prairie Ave.,
Beloit, Wis.
Barnard, Raymond H., Lay., 529 N. Cherry St.,
Galesburg, 111.
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Barnes, Henry P., Meth., Mellott, Ind.
Baralund, A. W., Meth., 1421 Vilas Ave., Madison
5. Wis.
Barrett, C. A., Meth., Asheboro, N. C.
Barrows, Douglas S., Lie.-N., Faulkton, S. D.
Bartlett, Donald E., Presb., R.D. 1, Middletown,
Conn.
Bartlett, Ross A., Bapt, 4683 73rd St., La Mesa,
Cal.
Bass, Harold J., Meth., Cheney, Wash.
Bastow, F. William, Bapt., North Dighton, Mass.
Baughman, B. H., Lic.-C. W., 114 E. Second St.,
Kewanee, 111.
Baumann, C. W., Meth., Devils Lake, N. D.
Beach, Mrs. Ruth B., Lay., Jericho, Vt.
Beale, C. Gordon, Uxbridge, Mass.
Beck, Mrs. Foster M., Lie-Win., Elcho, Wis.
Becker, Albert C, Lic.-S. W., Cambridge, Neb.
Beers, Edgar N., Meth., Ludlow, Vt.
Behrens, Clayton R., Morav., Dupree, S. D.
Beilby, George E., Jr., Stud., Mass., 600 W. 122nd
St., New York, N. Y.
Beishline, Richard W., Lic.-W., Henrietta, N. Y.
Bell, George C, Lay., Huron, S. D.
Bell, W. I., Presb., Ford, Kans.
Bennehofi, Paul, Lie, 825 Irving Ave., Wheaton,
Bl.
Benner, Guy P., Bapt., 579 Webster St., Rockland
Mass.
Bennett, Dennis J., Lic.-B. & R. R., Amboy, 111.
Bennett, Kenneth W., Lic.-N. J., 461 Ellison St.,
Paterson, N. J.
Bergmark, David A., Lay., 75 Hicks St., Brooklyn
2, N. Y.
Bergmark, Robert, Stud., 72 Mt. Vernon St.,
Boston, Mass.
Berry, Donald LeRoy, Lic.-N., 915 Wilson Ave.,
Goshen, Ind.
Berry, Reginald A., Naz., Park St. Church, Boston,
Mass.
Bett, Virgil, Disc, 1609 University Ave., Madison
5, Wis.
Beynon, Lee James, Jr., Bapt., N. Y., Chaplain.
Biel, Kenneth, Lic.-Ger., Colo., & Y., Yankton Coll.,
Yankton, S. D.
Billinsky, John M., Cong., City Hospital, Boston,
Mass.
Birch, Clayton H., Meth., Slaterville Springs, N. Y.
Bishop, C. Walter, Bapt, Wilmot, N. H.
Black, Duncan, Presb., Sea View St., Chatham,
IVTass
Black, James T., Chr. Mis. AIL, Box 511, Fort
Jones, Cal.
Black, Lillie J., W. F. Mis., 1120 Wayne Ave.,
Greenville, Ohio.
Blackhoop, Benedict, Lic.-D., S. D., Cannon Ball,
N. D.
Blackhurst, John H., Meth., 1314 Fairmont Ave.,
St. Paul 5, Minn.
Blair, Verle W., Disc, Church of Our Master,
Chicago, lU.
Blair, William T., Meth., 3608 N. Hamilton Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Blanding, William, Meth., Ovid, Mich.
Bliss, Maurice H., Chr. Mis. All. Lie, Emerson,
N.J.
Blodgett, Fred B., Meth., Marshfield, Vt.
Blood, Albert W., Meth., Kingston, N. H.
Blue, George R., Lie-Wash., 310 Union St.,
Bangor, Me.
Bodder, H. E., Presb., c/o Merriam Home, Newton,
N.J.
Bower, Herbert K., Bapt., Madison, Conn.
Bower, Spencer D., Fund., Bagley, Minn.
Bowler, Arthur, Stud., 39 Peterborough St., Boston,
Bowler,' T. Downing, Lie-S. W., Mass., 215 Dart-
mouth St., Portland 5, Me.
Bowman, Harry R., Bapt., Litchfield, Me.
Boyd, Charles C, Jr., Meth., Box 615, Cotuit, Mass.
Boyer, Edward S., Meth., 950 W. Main St., Decatur,
111.
Boykins, Benjamin, Lic.-Conf., Schriever, La.
Bradford, Alfred E., Lie-H., 21 N. Westfield St.,
Feeding HiUs, Mass.
Bradley, William L., Lic.-S. W., Mass., 52 Gramercy
Park, N., New York, N. Y.
Branson, John E., U. B., Osborne, Kans.
Bratton, Fred G., Meth., 88 Fenwick St., Spring-
field, Mass.
Brewer, Raymond R., Meth., 412 Summit Ave.,
Decatur, 111.
Brigham, Robert I., Lie-Y., Yankton Coll., Yank-
ton, S. D.
Brill, Walton E., Lie-Va. V., So., Lehew, W. Va.
Brinkman, Robert E., Meth., 2 E. 103rd St., New
York, N. Y.
Brittain, William H., Bapt, Manchester, Mass.
Broad, Frederick Lee, Jr., Stud., Andover, Conn.
Brock, Robert H., Bapt, Centerville, Mass.
Brogden, William R., Lie-Wash., P.O. Box 25,
Spencerville, Md.
Brooks, Howard E., Lay., 41J^ Warner St., New-
port, R. I.
Brooks, Norman ^F., Lie, Mass., 257 Hope St.,
Providence 6, R. I.
Bross, John R., Stud., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Brown, Charles G., Bapt. Lie, Guys Mills, Pa.
Brown, Claron D., Lie-S., Udall, Kans.
Brown, E. Basil, Chr., Iberia, Mo.
Brown, G. R., Presb., 307J^ Kent Ave., Terre
Haute, Ind.
Brown, Harley, U. B. Lie, R. 2, Lewisburg, Ohio.
Brown, Norman, Bapt, Washougal, Wash.
Brown, Norman L., Disc, 3266 Ingledale Ter.,
Los Angeles 26, Cal.
Brown, Robie M., Bapt., Somerset, Mass.
Browne, William J., Lie-Es. S., Norman Ave.,
Magnolia, Mass.
Brownell, John W., Meth., 1200 Ft. Stockton Dr.,
San Diego 3, Cal.
Bruesch, Charles J., Jr., E. & R. Lie, Abington,
Conn.
Brunger, Harry A., Stud., 32 Pearl St., New Haven,
Conn.
Bubar, Joseph B., Bapt, Me., Milton Mills, N. H.
Buck, Mrs. Charles H., Lie-U., Naples, Me.
Bucklin, Elden G., Bapt, Chepachet, R. I.
Buckly, T. J., Bapt, Townsend, Ga.
Budrie, Robert H., Lie-Med., Ohio, R.D., Calverton,
N.Y.
Bugden, Wilson A., Meth., Newport, Vt.
Bunce, H. Ross, Jr., Lie-Hs., Hatfield, Mass.
Bundy, Roy F., Chr., Oronogo, Mo.
Burbank, Robert, Meth., United Church, Walpole,
Mass.
Burger, Lawrence P., Assem. of God, Chamberlain,
S. D.
Burgess, Roy H., Meth., Monmouth, Me.
Burke, Edwin L., Meth., East Burke, Vt.
Burke, Mrs. Gladys F., Bapt, Princeton, Me.
Burnett, Arthur H., Meth., 239 Kinsley St.,
Sherrill, N. Y.
Burston, Edward J. W., Bapt, Richville, N. Y.
Burton, William C, Presb., 1608 Admiral Blvd.,
Kansas City, Mo.
Busch, Calvin, Orth. Presb., Steamboat Springs,
Colo.
Bushnell, Howard R., Lic.-N. L., R.D. 8, Norwich,
Conn.
Butler, Elmer F., Lay., Hollandale, Minn.
Butterfield, Erston M., Meth. Lie, North Ridge-
ville, Ohio.
Buzza, Gordon W. H., Meth., West Newfield, Me.
Byers, Donald W., Chr. Mis. All., R. 1, Chardon,
Ohio.
Byrne, Albert F., U. B., Lewisville, Ind.
Caldwell, Roy, Plymouth, 111.
Callahan, Charles C, Evang. Lie, 1314 W.
Cornelia St., Chicago, 111.
Calvert, Ernest R., Bapt, Piermont, N. H.
Cambridge, A. Johnson, Meth., Franklin, Vt.
Camp, George F., Bapt, Box 567, Conway, Mass.
Campbell, Everett I., Lie-Wash., & W., Pa.,
Bangor Theol. Sem., Bangor, Me.
Campbell, G. Stewart, Bapt, Wilmot, N. H.
Campbell, Herbert R., Meth., Duxbury, Vt.
Campbell, Rollin T., Meth., Eaton, N. Y.
1945] Pastors Not Members CongH Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 345
Canfield, John S., Meth. Lie, R. 8, Yakima, Wash.
Canfield, Nelson E., Meth., Fort Hill St., Fort
Fairfield, Me.
Cantrell, Loren F., Lic.-F., III., U. S. Navy.
Carlson, John H., Ev. Mis. Cov., 420 N. Fairmont
Ave., Pittsburgh 6, Pa.
Carlson, John T., 39 Daniels St., Lowell, Mass.
Carmichial, M. P., Cong., Tenn., Kentucky State
Coll., Frankfort, Ky.
Carnahan, Herbert M., Meth., Ohio, 427 Williams
Ave., Williamstown, W. Va.
Carpenter, William S., Presb., Laingsburg, Mich.
Carr, Auburn J., Meth., Berkshire, Vt.
Carroll, John C, Bapt., 18 Veterans Sq., Laconia,
N. H.
Carstens, H. R., Bapt., 314 S. Flower St., Brea, Cal.
Carter, Duane E., Meth., Rosalia, Wash.
Carter, W. Gordon, Bapt., Elbridge, N. Y.
Cassill, Lula B., Lic.-Conf., Wash., Plummer, Ida.
Castillo, Ismael, U. B., Box 91, Yabucoa, P. R.
Caughey, Rudolph, Presb., 12 Scenic Ave., Fairfax,
Cal.
Caughron, George L., Meth., Longton, Kans.
Chamberlain, Harold, Lie-Win., Ripon Coll.,
Ripon, Wis.
Chapman, G. B., Meth., Homer, Ohio.
Chapman, Ralph H., Lic.-C. N., Lucas, Ohio.
Chappie, Carl H., Lic.-Conf., E. P., 406 Northeast
St., Madison, Ind.
Charging, Francis, Lic.-N. W ., Elbowoods, N. D.
Chase, Prisoilla, Lic.-Conf., R. I., 1006 Hippo-
drome Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
Chatham, Roy, Lic.-Conf., Elm St., La Grange, Ga.
Christopher, Arthur G., Meth., 271 Center St.,
Oldtown, Me.
Clair, RusseU J., Unit. Lie, Hall, N. Y.
Clardy, Jake, Lic.-N., Courtland, Ala.
Clark, D. W., Lic.-Conf., Ky.-Tenn., Hanceville,
Ala
Clark,' Robert T., Lic.-A. V., Colo., & Chi., 5757
University Ave., Chicago 37, 111.
Clark, Robert W., Lic.-N. H., 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven 11, Conn.
Clarke, Beryte, Lic.-F., Camango, 111.
Clay, Seth, Lic.-K., Eau Claire, Mich.
Cleage, Albert B., Jr., Cong., 210 King St., Spring-
field 9, Mass.
Clevenger, Robert L., Lic.-E., Manchester Coll.,
North Manchester, Ind.
Clingan, Robert L., Bapt., 12 Hubbard St., Cort-
land, N. Y.
Cobb, Donald M., Meth., Richland, N. Y.
Cody, Franklin D., U. B. Lie, R. 1, Box 266,
Dayton 5, Ohio.
Coen, Guy C., Ev. Free Lie, Vaughn, Wash.
CoflBn, Mrs. Leta H., Lay., Ascutney, Vt.
Cole, Fred Ealy, So. Bapt., Tex. & Ky.-Tenn.,
408 N. 23rd St., Austin, Tex.
Compton, B. C, Lic.-N., R.D. 2, Moulton, Ala.
Condit, W. Gilbert, Meth., The Manse, High St.,
Houlton, Me.
Conner, J. F., Chr. Mis. All., Swanville, Minn.
Connor, Bruffie, Bapt. Lie, 1100 S. Goodman St.,
Rochester 7, N. Y.
Conrad, Lewis, Presb., 1957 University Ave.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Cook, Arthur W., Lic.-F. Co., Conn., & Appro.-
Wash., Milbridge, Me.
Cooper, Chester R., Meth., 105 Springfield St.,
Chicopee, Mass.
Cooper, Robert C, Bapt. Lie, R.D., Box 114,
Greene, R. I.
Corea, Peter V., Stud., Box 262, North Falmouth,
Mass.
Cosman, Peter L., Bapt., 25 Frankton Ave.,
Brockton 20, Mass.
Coulimore, Herbert, Lay., Sherman Station, Me.
Counting, Daniel, Lie-D., Lantry, S. D.
Counts, L. J., Chr., ChilUcothe, Ohio.
Coxhead, Mary, Lie-B., 3805 Piedmont Ave.,
Oakland 11, Cal.
Crabtree, Sumner D., Bapt., Lubec, Me.
Craig, J. Kirkwood, Meth., 10 View St., Franklin,
N. H.
Craig, Leslie R., Stitd., 515 Union St., Bangor, Me.
Crawford, John, Lic.-Conf., 3109 Allen St., New
Orleans 19, La.
Cra^vford, WilUam, Presb., 17 Tyler PI., Amherst,
Mass.
Creech, Donald G., Disc, Spencerport, N. Y.
Creech, Omer, Meth., Penfield, 111.
Creetan, Robert F., Lic.-Conf., Ky.-Tenn., Sch. of
Religion, Vanderbilt Univ., Nashville, Tenn.
Crenshaw, George, Disc, North Fairfield, Ohio.
Crocker, Edwin H., Meth., Machias, Me.
Crocker, Lionel, Lie-O. C., Denison Univ., Gran-
ville, Ohio.
Cross, Martin, Bevier, Mo.
Crump, Chfford C, Lie-Win., 517 Watson St.,
Ripon, Wis.
Cummings, Roger, Bapt., North St., North Brad
ford. Conn.
Cunningham, Edwin B., Univ., Cal., P.O. Box 1456,
Hurley, N. M.
Curtis, LesUe, Lay., Goffstown, N. H.
Curtis, Thomas, Lie-Es. S., c/o Milton E. Lord,
Main St., Boxford, Mass.
Gushing, Benjamin R., Lay., Eagle Butte, S. D.
Cutter, Frank R., Fr. Lie, 153 Main St., South
Deerfield, Mass.
Dahlman, J. Stanley, Sw. Mis. Cov., 31 Derby St.,
Waltham 54, Mass.
Dahlstrom, Earl C, Ev. Mis. Cov., 20 Brownell Ave.,
Hartford 6, Conn.
Dahlstrom, Paul T., Ev. Mis. Cov. Lie, 100 Stuyve-
sant PL, Staten Island 1, N. Y.
Daily, Sherwood S., Lie-Y., Red Lodge, Mont.
Daniel, R. Berwyn, Lie-S. S., Mass., North
Hampton, N. H.
Daniels, Richard S., Appro.-Ar., Blaine, Me.
Davie, J. Ralph, Bapt., 100 The Portage, Ticon-
deroga, N. Y.
Davies, Benjamin I., Lic.-C, Portland, Mich.
Davies, J. Newton, Meth., N. Y., Drew Sem.,
Madison, N. J.
Davies, John W., Presb., Wisconsin Dells, Wis.
Davies, Joseph H., Lic.-N. E., 431 E. Pine St.,
Mahanoy City, Pa.
Davis, H,, Lic.-Conf., 227 Boulevard, Lake Charles,
La.
Davis, Harold H., Bapt., 1702 Military St., Port
Huron, Mich.
Davis, Maurice, Lay., 3 E. Shawnee Ave., Ply-
mouth, Pa.
Davis, Royal G., Stud., Bangor Theol. Sem.,
Bangor, Me.
Davison, Marguerite, Lic.-C, Thorsby, Ala.
Dawe, Lorenzo T., Meth., 76 Elm St., East Long-
meadow, Mass.
Day, J. Wesley, Meth., R.D. 4, Ithaca, N. Y.
Day, Ray, Lic.-E. Va., So., U. S. Army.
Dean, Lloyd F., Lic.-S. N., 247 Forest St., Win-
chester, Mass.
De Anguera, Herman, Bapt., R.D. 3, Danbury,
Conn.
Decker, John G., Lie-B., Wis., 5756 Blimbark Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Decker, Robert C, Jr., Bapt. Lie, N. H., 66 Louis
Prang St., Boston, Mass.
Deever, Lawrence, U. B., Eureka, Kans.
Denise, L. C, Presb., Lihue, T. H.
Denney, William H., Presb., 67 Newbury St.,
Boston, Mass.
deVries, Roland G., Presb., 327 Fulton St., Red-
wood City, Cal.
Dexter, Roland G., Stud., 30 Evans Way, Boston,
Mass.
De Young, Quintin R., Disc, 102 New Haven
Ave., Woodmont, Conn.
Diaz-Acosta, Juan, U. B., Santa Isabel, P. R.
Dick, Robert T., Univ. Lie, 27 Lafayette Pkwy.,
Rochester 10, N. Y.
Dickinson, Estella A., Lic.-Conf., R.D. 2, Mont-
pelier, Vt.
Dimock, Arthur V., Bapt., N. H., Chaplain.
Dirks, John H., Meth., Tyndall, S. D.
Dixon, Ross, Lic.-N. H., New Haven, Conn.
Doane, Ashley, Stud., East Barre, Vt.
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Doherty, Mrs. Peter, Lic.-Conf., 1032 28th St.,
Columbus, Ga.
Donald, William C, II, Meth., Wis., Wesley
Memorial Hospital, Chicago, 11, 111.
Donato, Teodore, Lay., Aguas Claras, Ceiba, P. R.
Dona van, Paul R., Jr., Lic.-S. W., 109 W. Frankhn
St., Troy, Ohio.
Downing, Clarence E., BapL, 31 Wood St., Wood-
ville, Mass.
Downes, W. Wallace, Lay., 135 Fifth Ave., Pelham
65, N. Y.
Dreher, George K., Lic.-Conf., Ida., 409 Prospect
St., New Haven 11, Conn.
Drown, Wilber, Lay., Turton, S. D.
Dry, Lawrence, Disc, Mitchell, Neb.
DuBois, J. H. A., Presb., Irasburg, Vt.
Duitsman, S. William, Ref., Berne, N. Y.
Dukelow, Howard B., Lic.-S. W., Glen UUin, N. D.
Duncan, Chester R., Meth., West Baldwin, Me.
Duncan, Donald, Bapt., 315 E. Jackson St.,
Kokomo, Ind.
Dunham, Charles O., BapL, Grafton, Vt.
Dunlap, George, Lic.-Wab., R. 2, Flat Rock, 111.
Dunstan, John L., Meth., Central Union Church,
Honolulu, T. H.
Dunstan, William A., Lic.-O., Box 94, Oxford, Me.
Dunwiddie, Lester, Lie-Mad., Mineral Point, Wis.
Durand, James H., Meth., Orland, Ind.
Duxbury, Charles L., Lic.-W . C, Belmond, Iowa.
Duzen, Norman, E. & R., 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn.
Dye, Claude R., Lic.-W., Portland, N. Y.
Eaton, David H., Lic.-Conf., Ann St., New Iberia,
La.
Eaton, David S., Bapt., 2 Plymouth St., Carver,
Mass.
Eaton, Ellis F., Bapt., Warner, N. H.
Eddy, Edward D., Presb. Lie, 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven 11, Conn.
Eddy, T. Thornley, U. B., 630 W. Euclid, Detroit 2,
Mich.
Edyrean, Alfred, Sttid., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Eells, Alfred M., Presb., Wolcott, Conn.
Eichorn, Herman, Lic.-W., N. Y., Yale Divin. Sch.,
New Haven, Conn.
Eielson, Eiel S., Ev. Free, 638 Elm St., New Haven,
Conn.
Ekstam, Harry J., Sw. Mis. Gov., 14 Highland Ave.,
Beverly, Mass.
Elford, Homer J. R., Meth., 1020 Reeves Dr.,
Grand Forks. N. D.
Eliason, Harry A., Ref., R.D. 1, Sprakers, N. Y.
Ehopoulos, Mrs. Harriet C, Appro.-U., East
Brownfield, Me.
ElUott, Nelson, Bapt. Lie, 30 Evans Way, Boston,
Mass.
Elpern, Melvin, 9123 Exchange Ave., Chicago 17,
111.
Engle, George E., Lake View, N. Y.
Erickson, Elwood, Presb., 179 Alexander Ave.,
Montclair, N. J.
Erickson, Harry A., Lie, Mt. Herman, Mass.
Estabrooks, Merle P., Bapt., Box 193, Corinna, Me.
Estes, Burl, Meth., Medical Lake, Wash.
Evans, Charles E., Presb., P.O. Box 65, Saticoy, Cal.
Evans, G. Daniel, Presb., 451 E. 18th St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Fairbanks, L. H. T., Bapt., Putney, Vt.
Fales, Alexander S., Lic.-D., 2150 S. University,
Denver, Colo.
Farrell, W. Clay, Indep., Sanford, N. C.
Farrington, David H., New Brighton, Minn.
Felible, John E., Lie-Chi., III., Edgerton, Wis.
Fernet, Mrs. Bernice, Stud., 2105 Waldemere Ave.,
Muncie, Ind.
Ferner, H. R., Disc, R. 3, Portland, Ind.
Fetters, Henry, Lie-F., Fairfield, 111.
Field, R. L., Lie-C, East Tallassee, Ala.
Fillier, Wilfrid J., Meth., Orleans, Vt.
Finn, E. A., Presb., Arpin, Wis.
Fisher, Edwin O., Jr., U. B. Lie, Bonebrake Sem.,
Dayton 6, Ohio.
Fisher, R. B., Presb., 333 E. Friendship St., Medina,
Ohio.
Fisk, Marion Ballou, Lic.-Cl., Ohio, Box 1064,
Stuart, Fla.
Flemming, H. William, Indep., San Rafael, Cal.
Fhnkman. Ester A., Lay., 735 44th St., Brooklyn
20, N. Y.
Flood, Maurice G., Lie-Cum., R.D. 5, Portland,
Me.
Floyd, James G., Meth. Lie, 429 E. Third St.,
Greenville, Ohio.
Fluck, William H., Morav., Newfane, Vt.
Flynn, Vernon T., Evang., 23 Ridge Ave., Park
Ridge, N. J.
Folden, Edward V., Nor. Dan. Ev., 26 Bonad Rd.,
West Roxbury, Mass.
Foley, Gorman, Lay., 1040 Park Ave., Omaha, Neb.
Forsberg, Charles N., Bapt. Lie, 1100 S. Goodman
St., Rochester 7, N. Y.
Forsyth, J. Ford, Un. Ch. Can., 2345 Channing Way,
Berkeley 4, Cal.
Foster, Naomi, Lic.-H. E., Izmir, Turkey.
Foust, Selma, Lie-N. W., R. 1, Haw River, N. C.
Francisco, Oliver, 29 Lincoln St., Hyde Park 36,
Mass.
Frank, Hilda Rosemary, Lic.-S. S., Mass., Hooksett,
N. H.
Eraser, Anderson, Bapt. Lie, R. I., 30 Evans Way,
Boston 15, Mass.
Fraser, Gordon H., Ply. Breth., R. 1, Forest Grove,
Ore.
Frazier, Frederick, Lie-D., S. D., Niobrara, Neb.
Frederick, A. E., Meth., 517 E. FrankUn St.,
Sparta, Wis.
Freeman, Frederick P., Bapt., Becket, Mass.
Freer, David, Presb., R.D. 2, Rhinebeck, N. Y.
French, Hollis M., Meth., Tolland, Conn.
French, J. PhiUp, Bapt. Lie, Pitcher, N. Y.
Frenyear, Marion, Plainfield, Mass.
Friar, Glen D., Stud., Farmland, Ind.
Fukuyama, Yoshio, Lie-Chi., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago 37, 111.
Fulcomer, G. M. W., Presb., Wabeno, Wis.
Furman, Charles E., Lie-Suf., Lake Grove, N. Y.
Fylling, Clifford H., Lie-N., Milbank, S. D.
Gade, Ralph M., Bapt., 5222 34th Ave., S., Minne-
apolis, Minn.
Gaebler, Max D., Unit., Harvard Divin. Sch.,
Cambridge, Mass.
Gaisford, Albert A., Bapt., Standish, Me.
Gallo, John, Lic.-W., 1932 La Crosse St., Swissvale,
Pa.
Gamble, Norman F., Lay., Miller, S. D.
Gambriell, Charles D., Meth., Chapman, Kans.
Gant, William M., Lie-Line Chr., Glen Raven,
N. C.
Garabedian, S. M., Cong., R. 1, Box 139, Sanger,
Cal.
Gardner, George V., Meth., 25 Old Westport Rd.,
North Dartmouth, Mass.
Garland, Leslie L., Lie-R. H. & S. P., Warfords-
burg. Pa.
Gernhardt, H. J., Meth., Oakes, N. D.
Geschwind, Dr. J. R., E. & R. Lie, 114 W. AUe-
gheny Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
Gettemy, James N., Presb., 67 Hilton Ave., Garden
City, N. Y.
Gibbs, Mrs. MoUie, Lic.-E., P.O. Box 97, Flagler,
Colo.
Gieselmann, Roy W., E. & R., 723 E. lOlst St.,
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Gilbert, Roger D., Ind. Fund., 408 Emerald Ave.,
Redondo Beach, Cal.
Ginn, Dr. E. O., 116 Shaler St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gishler, Abel D., Evang., R.D. 1, Marietta, N. Y.
Gleason, H. Allan, Jr., Lic.-E. Va., So., R. 2,
Fancy Gap, Va.
Glick, W. Myron, Lie-Med., R. 1, Amherst, Ohio.
Goble, William D., Bapt., 146 Institution Ave.,
Newton Center 59, Mass.
Goodwin, Durward T., Meth., New Castle, N. H.
Gordon, J. H. T., Presb., Huntsville, Ohio.
Gordon, John M., Bapt., Box 550, Saxtons River,
Vt.
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Gordon, Murchie A., Meth., Cornish, Me.
Gordon, S. Gerald, Lic.-Conf., 398 Willett Ave.,
East Providence, R. I.
Gordon, Wavne, Bapt., Ulen, Minn.
Gordon, William B., Stud., Ontario, N. Y.
Graham, Verden R., Bapt., Burnettsville, Ind.
Graichen, Harry H., Bapt., North Stonington, Conn.
Grant, Perley C, Presb., 36 Brown St., Springfield,
Mass.
Gray, Adrian, Lic.-Wab., Oakland, 111.
Gray, CharUe, Bapt., R. 1, New Hill, N. C.
Gray, Cyril C, Lay., R. 2, Anderson, Ind.
Gray, Orley E., Lic.-Wab., Noble, 111.
Greeb, Alex, E. & R., Hemingford, Neb.
Green, Alonzo, Lay., Greenup, 111.
Green, Arthur J., Bapt., Shutesbury, Mass.
Green, Elgin L., Chr., Kittery Point, Me.
Green, Mrs. Ina Henion, Appro.-N. J., 829 Porter
St., Easton, Pa.
Green, Roger P., Lic.-D., Eaton, Colo.
Griffiths, Phihp, Ch. Breth., MorrisviUe, N. Y.
Griggs, A. W., Meth., Wilhams, Minn.
Griswold, Walter H., Disc, 30 Hillside Rd.,
Dedham, Mass.
Grossman, Chester E., Meth., Canaan, Conn.
Grote, Ralph O., Meth., Larchwood, Iowa.
Grove, Jacob, Lic.-O., Ringwood, Ontario, Canada.
Gunch, Rolland, Lic.-Ger., Yankton Coll., Yankton,
S. D.
Gunter, F. A., Meth., R.D., Braselton, Ga.
Gutekunst, George C, Meth., Colrain, Mass.
Haas, Ray D., Naz., S. Grand St., West Suffield,
Conn.
Hadsell, W. L., Meth., 1604 Garfield, Lincoln, Neb.
Haggard, Auburn F., Stud., Center, Ind.
Hake, Edwin, Lay., Silver Lake, Minn.
Hall, Bueford G., Lay., Newcastle, Neb.
Hall, Hugh T., Bapt., Wakarusa, Ind.
Hambrick, Edwin G., Meth., Main St., East
Douglas, Mass.
Hamilton, James, Meth., Lyndon, Vt.
Hammon, John K., Unit., Main St., Sherborn, Mass.
Hammond, D. I., U. B., Lyons, Colo.
Hammond, S. L., Presb., Marshall, Minn.
Hampstead, Carl W., Jr., Lic.-D. M., Stuart, Iowa.
Hamrin, C. N., Meth., R.D., Excelsior, Minn.
Hancock, Lambreth E., Disc, Ramona, Cal.
Hanne, Walter, Presb., Alliance, Neb.
Hanson, Sigfrid V., Ev. Mis. Cov., 43 Grove St.,
Stamford, Conn.
Harding, Robert J., Lic.-R., Salem, N. H.
Harkness, Samuel, Presb., 725 Pine St., Winnetka,
111.
Harmion, Andrew D., Disc, Cable, Wis.
Harmon, Leona, Appro. -L., Community House,
Sebasco Estates, Me.
Harrell, Vivian B., Jr., Lic-E. Va., So., U. S.
Marines.
Harris, C. Lyle, Lic-L. A., 548 S. Spring St., Los
Angeles 13, Cal.
Harris, William, Lic-N. H., New Haven, Conn.
Hart, Harry, Meth., Fairfield, Neb.
Hartley, Ralph G., Presb., N. Stamford Ave.,
Stamford, Conn.
Hartman, Charles, Lay., Tamms, 111.
Hartman, Doris, Meth., Barton, Vt.
Harvey, Clarence W., Lic-S. N., 81 St. Stephens
St., Boston, Mass.
Harvey, Will C, Univ., Bethel, Vt.
Harvison, Laurence W., Presb., 149 E. 155th St.,
Harvey, 111.
Haseldeni WiUiam R., Meth., Box 214, Cloverdale,
Cal.
Hastings, Hollis, Stud., Charlton, Mass.
Hatch, John S., Lic-T. C, 1795 Holton St., St.
Paul 8, Minn.
Haupt, Walter H., Lic-Conf., E. P., 317 Ludford,
Ludlow, Ky.
Hauser, George, E. & R., R.D. 2, Plainfield, N. J.
Havice, Charles W., Meth., 178 Goden St., Belmont,
Mass.
Hawkins, James E., 334 Bay State Rd., Boston,
Mass.
Hawley, Guy W., Meth., R.D. 7, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Hawley, WiUiam N., Meth., 2 Burley Circle,
Cincinnati 18, Ohio.
Haynes, Richard H., Stud., East Canaan, Conn.
Hays, Leopold M., Meth., Mt. Hope Ave. & Hope
St., Providence, R. I.
Haywood, Harvev, Lic-N. C. Cong., 305 Bragg
St., Raleigh, N. C.
Heck, Henry W., Luth., Taconic Rd., Greenwich,
Conn.
Heidt, John A., Stud., 208A Holden Green, Cam-
bridge, Mass.
Heim, David J., Bapt. Lie, 1100 S. Goodman St.,
Rochester 7, N. Y.
Hein, G. Howard, Ind. Fund., Ansonia, Ohio.
Held, David, Lic-Chi., 1653 Mill St., Des Plaines,
111.
Heldstab, Wilham F., Presb., 643 Giddings Ave.,
S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Helekahi, John, Lic-M., Kihei, Maui, T. H.
Henderson, C. H., Presb., Baldwin, Wis.
Henderson, Irene, Waterbury, Conn.
Henderson, Theodore C, Presb., 115 Lincoln Dr.,
Ventura, Cal.
Hentz, John A., Bapt., R. 2, Cornell, Wis.
Hepler, Orville M., Lic-Chi., 2615 S. Keeler Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Herald, Samuel, Lic-D., Wood, S. D.
Heuser, Charles L., Cong., Fryeburg, Me.
Hicks, Virgil C, Lic-W. W ., Pacific Univ., Forest
Grove, Ore.
Higgiris, Anne H., Lic-F. Co., Bridgeport, Conn.
Higgins, Arthur E., Lic-Conf., R. I., Yale Divin.
Sch., New Haven, Conn.
Higgins, Louis E., Meth., Sylvania, Ohio.
Hiller, Wilbert W., Lic.-Ger., Yankton Coll.,
Yankton, S. D.
Hinkle, Marlin B., Chr., 530 N. Blackstone St.,
Jackson, Mich.
Hinzmann, Walter T., Episc, Windham, Ohio.
Hirons, Frank T., Lie-Mid., R.D., East Hampton,
Conn.
Hobson, Ota O., U. B., Ryan, Iowa.
Hocking, Sidney, Appro.-N. J., 55 Lincoln Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hoffsommer, Marion, Cong., Alma, Neb.
Holcomb, Mrs. Fern, Lic.-E., Ind., 305 S. Barron
St., Eaton, Ohio.
Holden, Rollin B., Bapt., Kennewick, Wash.
Holley, W. Uptegrove, Presb., 104 S. MagnoUa St.,
Hammond, La.
Holm, James M., Stud., Kent Univ., Kent, Ohio.
Holmer, Earl A., Lic-N. Y. C, 600 W. 122nd St.,
New York 27, N. Y.
Holt, Kilburn K., Bapt., Staples, Minn.
Hood, Charles F., Bapt. Lie, 610 Main St., Hamil-
ton, Mass.
Hood, E. Howard, Fund., Hinsdale, N. H.
Hook, Hiram W., Meth., 2 Sylvan St., Danvers,
Mass.
Hoomalu, John, Lic-M., Paia, Maui, T. H.
Hooten, George M., Lic.-S. E. C, Fla., & Cum.,
Yarmouth, Me.
Hosking, WiUiam D., Lic-F. R., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago 37, lU.
Hoskins, Lewis Wendell, Stud., Morris, Conn.
Houk, Thomas Leroy, Lic-E., Losantville, Ind.
House, Eugene E., Presb., 49 Claremont Ave.,
New York, N. Y.
Hovda, George M., Meth., Stanton, Mich.
Howard, Irving E., Bapt., 3 Homestead Ave.,
Worcester, Mass.
Howel, M. David, Cong., Tenn., Regional District
Office, Y.M.C.A., Atlanta, Ga.
HoweU, Harold N., Lay., 2715 Brighton PL, Utica,
N. Y.
Howes, George H., Univ., Northfield, Vt.
Hewlett, John F., Lic-F. R., Granville, 111.
Hoxie, Wayne W., Presb., Albion, 111.
Huber, Edwin, Lic.-Ger., S. D. & Mont., Yankton
Coll., Yankton, S. D.
Huber, L. E., Lic.-E. Va., So., Africa.
Hucke, Robert, Presb., 310 Church St., Olyphant,
Pa.
Huenmann, Edward, Presb. Lie, Wis., Chicago
McCormick Sem., Chicago, Ul.
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[1945
Huffman, Francis, Lie.-M. R., Poneto, Ind.
Hughes, Edward L., Presb., 3331 Montgomery Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Hull, Charles D., Bapt., Box 6, Richford, N. Y.
Hunter, Stuart M., Presb., Northfield, Minn.
Huntley, William W., Lic.-C, Holdingford, Mmn.
Hurdle, Allen L., Lic.-N. C. & Va., So., 420 Apple
St., Burlington, N. C.
Hutchinson, Thomas J., Meth., Milton, Vt.
Hutson, H. H., Meth., 2655 20th St., W., Birmmg-
ham, Ala.
Ide, Charles G., Stud., 1230 E. 29th St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Eiff , William Wallace, Presb., 213 Washmgton Ave.,
Melbourne, Fla.
Illingworth, Robert S., Lie, 209 Lovell St., Wor-
Ingle, Richard W., Cong., 1919 Fletcher Ave.,
South Pasadena, Cal.
Irvin, Franklin W., Bapt., 2 Holden St., Maiden,
Mass.
Isabell, Thomas C, Bapt., Mont Vernon, N. H.
Izumi, Hiroshi, Indep., Cal., 11 Wheeler St.,
Boston, Mass.
Jackson, Mrs. Ruth E., Bapt., Monson, Me.
Jacobson, Henry, Lay., Monsey, N. Y.
Janss, Edmund, Lic.-B. R., Port Leyden, N. Y.
Jaques, George E., Bapt., William St., Chester,
IVlass
Jeambey, Leo E., Stud., 416 N. Main St., Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa.
Jeffers, Harold, Stud., Drew Theol. Sem., Madison,
N.J.
Jefferson, George L., Indep., White Salmon, Wash.
Jenney, R. Freeman, Presb., 6752 Paxton Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Jent, Walter C, Presb., 532 Pompton Ave., Cedar
Grove, N. J.
Jeske, Elmer A., Lic.-Ger., 511 Mulberry St.,
Yankton, S. D.
Jillson, Richmond P., Univ. Lie, Rensselaer Falls,
N. Y.
Johannsen, Paul L., Bapt., 165 Church Ave.,
ForestviUe, Conn.
Johnson, Arvid, Ev. Mis. Cov., 12205 Locke Ave.,
Cleveland 8, Ohio.
Johnson, Frank, Stud., Union Sem., Broadway &
120th St., New York, N. Y.
Johnson, Gibson R., Presb., Durham Point Rd.,
Durham, N. H.
Johnson, Harold E., Luth., Enfield, N. H.
Johnson, James Phillip, Lic.-Den., Keokuk, Iowa.
Johnson, Mitchel C, Lie, Andover Newton Theol.
Sch., Newton Center 59, Mass.
Johnson, Olof C, Meth., Pittsfield, Vt.
Johnson, Raymond G., Ev. Mis. Cov. Lie, 43 Spruce
St., Manchester, Conn.
Johnson, Wesley Arthur, Bapt., Long Prairie, Minn.
Johnston, G. Stephen, 35 Government St., Kittery,
Me.
Jones, C. LeRoy, Lic.-N., Redfield, S. D.
Jones, Carl A., Jr., Bapt. Lie, 1100 S. Goodman St.,
Rochester 7, N. Y.
Jones, Harold B., Lie D., Denver City & County
Bldg., Denver, Colo.
Jones, Lewis A., Bapt., South Gardiner, Me.
Jones, Raymond F., Lay., 135 Terrace View Ave.,
New York, N. Y.
Jones, Robert Leonard, Presb., Mantorville, Minn.
Jordan, Orvis F., Disc, 810 Courtland Ave., Park
Ridge, 111.
Jordan, Raymond, Lie-Wab., Oblong, 111.
Jow, Harold, Presb., 74 N. Beretania St., Honolulu
18, T. H.
Jud, Gerald J., Presb., 141 Main St., West Haven,
Conn.
Judd, Lawrence Cecil, Stud., Hunt Lane, East
Haven, Conn.
JueU, Bertha, Lie-S. W., 120 S. Market St., Troy,
Ohio.
Jurgensen, William, Lie-C, Winfred, S. D.
Kaapana, Hemy, Lie-H., Waiohinu, T. H.
Kaemmer, E. R., Meth., Couperville, Wash.
Kahele, Samuel K., Lic.-O., 1136 Pua Lane,
Honolulu, T. H.
Kalaaupa, Mrs. Daisy, Lie-M., Paia, T. H.
Kalima, Joseph, Lic.-H., Hilo, T. H.
Kamakaiwi, James, Lic.-H., Hilo, T. H.
Kamp, Wilbur W., Fr., North Weare, N. H.
Kampp, Clayton J., Appro.-Wash., Bangor Theol.
Sem., Bangor, Me.
Kantzer, Kenneth, Stud., Pigeon Cove, Mass.
Kaulukou, A. G., Lic.-K., Lihue, T. H.
Kaupu, Edward, Lic.-M., Pukoo, Maui, T. H.
Kawaiaea, Samuel, Lic.-H., Laupahoehoe, T. H.
Kawamorita, E. J., Presb., 1500 Post St., San
Francisco, Cal.
Kearns, Joseph W., Presb., 1521 Utica St., Denver,
Colo.
Keck, Mrs. S. W., Lic.-C, Huron, S. D.
Keeney, William F., Disc, Box 223, Pescadero, Cal.
Keiser, Austin R., Menu., R.D., Everett, Ohio.
Kekapa, William, Lic.-O., 1217 Center St., Hono-
lulu, T. H.
Kelly, Francis R., Appro.-Cum., 68 Loring Ave.,
Auburn, Me.
Kelly, O. N., Lie-Conf., Doerun, Ga.
Keniston, Erma S., Presb., Pearl St., Middleboro,
Mass.
Kerr, Joseph, Presb., EUisburg, N. Y.
Ketchum, Lisle G., Meth., Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
Kiernan, Thomas L., Presb., Rootstown, Ohio.
Kihlstrom, Waldo H., Presb., Sherburne, N. Y.
Kikuchi, Kenji, Presb., 431 13th St., San Diego,
Cal.
Kimes, Clarence, Fr., 16 E. Stewart Ave., Columbus,
Ohio.
King, Albert F., Lie-C, P.O. Box 1157, Salida,
Cal.
King, Frank, Lie-Conf., 1912 N. Miro St., New
Orleans 19, La.
King, Sidney D., Adv. Chr., Center St., Burlington,
Mass.
Kinzler, Albert, Presb., Hamilton, Mo.
Knaak, A. E., Free Meth., Hancock, Wis.
Knapp, Charles M., Lie-Ar., Masardis, Me.
Knight, John, Lie-N. H., U. S. Army.
Knight, Nixon R., Lic.-B. V., Clarks, Neb.
Knipe, Wilbur C, Meth., Wayland, Ohio.
Knoaks, Mrs. Harold, Lie-U., Moravia, N. Y.
Knowles, Milford, Lie-W., R. 4, Attica, Ind.
Knox, William F., Meth., Milford, Conn.
Koehler, Reuben, Lic.-Ger., Neb., & Y., Yankton
Coll., Yankton, S. D.
Kornegay, L. R., Lie-Conf., 2412 Effingham St.,
Portsmouth, Va.
Koven, Ellis, Free Ch. of Fin., NaseUe, Wash.
Kowta, Sohei, Presb., 120 N. San Pedro St., Los
Angeles 12, Cal.
Kramer, Frederick, E. & R., 59 Beech St., Clinton,
Mass.
Krebs, Arthur H., Lie-E. V., Pierce, Neb.
Kronemeyer, Robert F., Lic.-N. Y. C, N. Y.
Address unknown.
Kuhn, August A., Bapt., 168 Macwell Ave.,
Rochester 11, N. Y.
Kuhns, R. L., Meth., Wash., Westlake, Ida.
Kumlien, William F., Lic.-N., Brookings, S. D.
Kuntz, Paul G., Lie-Barn., Dermis, Mass.
Kuntz, Wanda, Lie-Conf., Kinder, La.
Kunz, Albert C., Presb., Lansing, Iowa.
Kurtz, Albert, Ev. Free, Johnson, Iowa.
Kuykendall, Cecil, Lie-F., R. 2, Albion, 111.
Kwang, Ning Fa, Presb., 1917 Addison St.,
Berkeley 4, Cal.
LaCroix, Charlotte D., Lie-W., 107 Allegheny St.,
Tarrentum, Pa.
Laite, Chesley H., Lic.-P., 651 S. Main St., South
Brewer, Me.
Lake, Harry B., Lie-L. S., South Britain, Conn.
Landis, Carl, III., Meron, Ind.
Latimer, Charles A., Meth., Derby, Vt.
Lawhead, Wendell H., Lie-D. M., 2808 Brattle-
boro, Des Moines, Iowa.
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349
Lawrence, Leland C, Lay., 496 Main St., Medfield,
Mass.
Lawrence, T. Albert, Stud., 288 Union St., Bangor,
Me.
Lawson, Frederic, Stud., Conn., Vining Hill Rd.,
Southwick, Mass.
Leach, Theodore M., Bapt., R.D., Jefferson, Ohio.
Leaf, Curtis T., Lie.-F. R., 1603 Argyle Rd., La
Salle, ni.
Leech, Henry E., Meth., 451 Main St., Southbridge,
Mass.
LeFevre, Perry, Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Lehman, Delwin R., Lic.-N. H. E., Northford,
Conn.
Lehman, Richard J., Lic.-Med., Y.M.C.A., Elyria,
Ohio.
Leisher, Quentin, Meth. Lie, Southboro, Mass.
Leonard, James R., Evang., Aneta, N. D.
Lepien, Irvin A., Evang., Webster, Wis.
Lessley, George G., Disc, Conn., Chaplain U. S.
Army.
Lester, Robert F., Bapt. Lie, 1100 S. Goodman St.,
Rochester 7, N. Y.
Lewis, D. M., Bapt., Brewster, Wash.
Lewis, Mrs. Janie McMillan, Bapt., Box 112, Adin,
Cal.
Lewis, Robert H., Univ., Henniker, N. H.
Lewis, Robert W., Meth., 236 Walnut St., Johns-
town, Pa.
Lewis, W. H., Dixon, 111.
Leyshon, Mrs. D., Lay., Snyder Ave., Philadelphia,
Pa.
Licklider, Robert D., Bapt., Box 283, Alturas, Cal.
Liebeck, Henry F., Lie.-Naug. V., Waterbury,
Conn.
Lightbourne, James H., Jr., Lic.-Conf., 250 Water-
man St., Providence, R. I.
Liljestrand, Alfred, Ev. Mis. Gov., 1809 Fourth Ave.,
Watervliet, N. Y.
Liming, Clifford L., Meth., Radcliffe, Iowa.
Lincoln, Robert, Lic.-N. W., Elbowoods, N. D.
Lindgren, E. Walter, Ev. Free, Britt, Iowa.
Lindh, Paul E., Ev. Mis. Cov., 191 Middlesex Ave.,
Wilmington, Mass.
Lininger, Joe A., Lic.-N. W., Neb., Manitou Springs,
Colo.
Litchfield, L. L., Meth., Briggsville, Wis.
Livingston, Robert A. J., Lic.-Med., Grad. Sch. of
Theol., Oberlin, Ohio.
Loman, Harold, PU. Hoi., Box 212, Denim Sta.,
Greensboro, N. C.
Lombard, William E., Bapt., South Freeport, Me.
Long, David O., Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Long, John O., Meth., Bristol, Vt.
Loocke, Carl H., Indep., Keystone, S. D.
Looker, Charles Everett, Lic.-W., R. 5, Kokomo,
Ind.
Lovell, John G., Presb., Chelmsford, Mass.
Lovell, WiUiam N., Presb., 3978 Drexel Blvd.,
Chicago, 111.
Lower, James M., Lic.-W. C, Parkersburg, Iowa.
Ludlow, WiUiam L., Presb., 160 High St., New
Concord, Ohio.
Lum Ho, Mrs. Mileka, Lic.-M., Paia, T. H.
Lundberg, Arthur, Lay., Esmond, N. D.
Lundberg, Stanley, 5757 University Ave., Chicago
37, 111.
Lynn, R. C. L., Luth., 1530 Tremont St., Selma,
Ala.
Lytle, Earl, Ind. Fund., Mt. Carmel, 111.
MacArthur, Kenneth C, Bapt., Sterling, Mass.
Maccallum, Donald J., Lic.-B., 1798 Scenic Ave.,
Berkeley 4, Cal.
MacDonald, A. J., Meth., Wardsboro, Vt.
MacDonald, Lauchlin D., Un. Ch. Can., 574 Main
St., Lynnfield Center, Mass.
MacDonald, Peter A., Presb., 108 High St., Thomas-
ton, Conn.
Macintosh, Douglas M., Un. Ch. Can., West
Boxford, Mass.
Macklin, M. C, U. B., R. 1, Spencerville, Ohio.
MacLean, Charles W., Episc, Riverhead, N. Y,
MacLean, Hugh C, Bapt., Main St., South Ash-
burnham, Mass.
MacLeod, Roljert J., Cong., N. H., Andover
Newton Theol. Sch., Newton Center 59, Mass.
MacRoberts, A. J., Meth., 52 Mechanics St.,
Jewett City, Conn.
Magoun, Herbert W., Lic.-S. N., 89 Hillcrest Rd.,
Belmont, Mass.
Mague, William R., Lic.-H., First Cong. Church,
Springfield, Mass.
Mahood, Leland, Lic.-S. C, Cal., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago 37, 111.
Maier, Alfred, Appro.-N. J., Clark Ave., Union
Beach, N. J.
Maier, Ruben G., Lic.-Ger., Norfolk, Neb.
Maitland, David J., Lic.-S. S., Mass., & Suf.,
99 Claremont Ave., New York 27, N. Y.
Maki, J. Allan, Lic.-M. U., 525 Main St., Fitchburg,
Mass.
Mann, Franklin V., U. B., 1108 Platte Ave., York,
Neb.
Mann, Mrs. Wilhemina, Lay., Ransomville, N. Y.
Manshott, Robert, Lic.-C. W., 301 E. Virginia Ave.,
Peoria, 111.
Mapes, Richard M., Lic.-N. H., Conn., U. S. Army.
Maronn, Armin J., E. & R., R.D., Princeton, 111.
Marsh, Thomas H., Lic.-Chi., Gurnee, 111.
Marshall, George H., Meth., Trempealeau, Wis.
Martin, Charles F., Lic.-G., Hartwick, Iowa.
Martin, Donald L., Stvd., 243 20th Ave., S., Minne-
apolis, Minn.
Martin, William A., Lic.-E., Lineville, Ala.
Martinson, Einar M., Lic.-T. C, 3270 Webster
Ave., Minneapolis 16, Minn.
Marx, Lewis G., E. & R., Harvard, Neb.
Massey, OUver, Lic.-Wor. N., Box 282, Athol, Mass.
Mathews, Alden, Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Matthews, C. S., Chr. Mis. All., Owen, Wis.
Maunder, Leonard, Lic.-N., Seward, 111.
Mayne, Kathryn V. L., Lic.-S., South Solon, Ohio.
McCallister, Charles G., Disc, Talcottville, Conn.
McCarty, Glenn I., Lic.-G. R., 3369 Briggs Blvd.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
McCarty, Lowell J., Bapt, Perry, Mich.
McClelland, Peter, Lay., Newfields, N. H.
McCord, J. H., Lic.-C. B., Iowa. In war work.
McCoy, N. E., Bapt., Jamestown, N. D.
McCuen, Warren, Lay., 516 Plum St., Elkhart, Ind.
McCune, Newell A., Meth., East Lansing, Mich.
McDowell, Maurice, Lic.-Sp., Eden Sem., Webster
Groves, Mo.
McFate, Warren, Evang., 307 North Ave., Naper-
viUe, 111.
McGaw, Allan D., Bapt, Mount Desert, Me.
McGee, John P., Lic.-Es. S., Andover Newton
Theol. Sch., Newton Center 59, Mass.
McGehee, J. R., Lic.-E., Ala., Columbus, Ga.
McGuire, O'Linn, Bapt., 722 York Ave., York,
Neb.
McKendry, Merton B., Bapt., Northeast Harbor,
Me.
McKenzie, Henry, Presb., 1047 Wright Ave.,
Toledo, Ohio.
McKinney, Howard W., Fr., R.D., Burlington,
Conn.
McKnight, Peter, Bapt. Lie, Hilo, T. H.
McNab, John, Lic.-Naug. V., Waterbury, Conn.
McNeil, J. Ralph, Meth., Carrington, N. D.
Meckel, Myron, Lic.-N. P., Detroit Lakes, Minn.
Mellish, William S., Lic.-N. H., 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven 11, Conn.
Meredith, Ahce L., Meth. Lie, Yelm, Wash.
Merrill, Howland C, No. Bapt., 1650 Ford St.,
Redlands, Cal.
Merrill, Louis Taylor, Lay., 1426 Chapin St..
Beloit, Wis.
Meth, Theodore Sager, c/o N. Y. C, N. Y. <fc Lie-
N. H., 409 Prospect St., New Haven 11, Conn.
Metsker, Mrs. Nellie, Lay., R. 2, Losantville, Ind.
Metzker, H. Leonard, Menn., Hampton, Conn.
Meyers, Lawrence J., Bapt., Pardeeville, Wis.
Michealson, Louis S., Bapt., Canova, S. D.
Michels, Bert, Lic.-Wab., 604 Monroe St., Olney*
111.
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Miller, B. P., F. M. A., 4438 Winter St., Ft. Wayne,
Ind;
Miller, Ernest A., Meth., Groveland, Mass.
Miller, George F., Lie.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Miller, John H., Lic.-P., High St., Newport, Me.
Miller, N. E., Bapt., Ray St., Holley, N. Y.
Miller, Thomas B., Meth., Searsport, Me.
Miller, William O., Presb., Austin Lake, Kalama-
zoo, Mich.
Milligan, Charles W., Lic.-S. W., 610 N. Wooster
St., Strasburg, Ohio.
Milliken, Lowell W., Stud., Woolwich, Me.
Mills, Fred A., Presb., Redding, Conn.
Molinder, Oskar, Ev. Mis. Cov., 57-30 161st St.,
Flushing, N. Y.
Moncrief, Crawford, Lic.-Conf., Knoxville, Ga.
Moon, Robert W., Meth., 4319 Geary Blvd., San
Francisco 18, Cal.
Moore, Benjamin, Stud., Wauregan, Conn.
Moore, George, Lic.-N. H., Conn., U. S. Army.
Moore, Mrs. Olah B., Lic.-N., Columbia, S. D.
Moore, Paul L., Disc, Garrettsville, Ohio.
Moore, Robert S., Meth., Berkshire, Vt.
Moore, Rutherford H., Meth., South Royalton, Vt.
Moreland, Robert L., Bapt., 1708 W. Erie Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Morgan, Raymond S., Lic.-N. Y. C, N. Y., Tracey
Gardens, Englewood, N. J.
Morgan, William J., Bapt., 222 Lawrence St.,
Haverhill, Mass.
Morris, J. Carrel, Lic.-M. M., Concord Rd., South
Sudbury, Mass.
Morris, Robert G., Lic.-Ar., Island Falls, Me.
Morse, Leon, Meth., North Thetford, Vt.
Morse, Valton V., Lic.-P., R.D. 5, Brewer, Me.
Mortensen, Robert E., Naz., Mass., 174 W. School
St., Woonsocket, R. I.
Moseson, RoUvn, Presb., Morris, 111.
Motley, D. W., Bapt., 201 Columbia Ave., Mont-
gomery, Ala.
Moye, Thomas E., Bapt., Hampstead, N. H.
Muder, Milton E., Unit., Danbury, N. H.
Muder, Paul L., Meth., Box 228, North Anson, Me.
Mudge, Baden P., Meth., Bridgeport, N. Y.
Muncie, E. M., Meth., 22 W. Park St., Brazil, Ind.
Murdoch, Elmer H., Presb., 176 Robinson St.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
Musgraves, Raymond, Lic.-F., Sims, 111.
Myers, Wayne, Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Nawaa, Simeon, Lic.-O., 1516 Leilani St., Hono-
lulu, T. H.
Needham, Harold K., Assem. of God, Box J, Big
Bear City, Cal.
Neely, James W., Bapt., Box 16, Huntington, Mass.
Nelson, Alfred E., Presb., 907 Grove St., Corning,
Iowa.
Nelson, David S., Bapt., Tipton, Ind.
Nelson, Edward N., Ev. Free, Box 253, Carlisle,
Iowa.
Nelson, John E., Lay., R.D. 1, Portsmouth, N. H.
Nelson, L. Edward, Ev. Mis. Cov., 21 Jacob St.,
Maiden, Mass.
Nelson, Lawrence, Presb., Bellevue, Iowa.
Nelson, Ralph W., Disc, University Sta., Enid,
Okla.
Nesmith, Newton H., Meth., Poplar Grove, 111.
Nichols, Roy, Lic.-B., 1802 Fairview St., Berkeley
3, Cal.
Nichols, William A., Episc, Middletown Springs,
Vt.
Nickerson, Emery H., Bapt., Cabot, Vt.
Nicolas, F. Edward, Lic-S. N., 71 Chandler St.,
West Somerville, Mass.
Nield, Edward L., Bapt., Scotland, Conn.
Nielson, Niels, Lic-Fr., Mass., 7-409 Prospect St.,
New Haven 11. Conn.
Nierendorf, Roy A., Lic.-H., Wethersfield, Conn.
Nieves, Antonio, Lic.-Conf., Rio Blanco, P. R.
Norleman, Sophus A., Sr., Meth., Clinton, Minn.
Norman, Eric A., Ev. Mis. Cov., R.D. 1, Bangor,
Me.
Norris, John W., Bapt, Machias, N. Y.
Norton, Lester R., Bapt., Tunbridge, Vt.
Novotney, Daniel, Stud., Bates Coll., Lewiston,
Me.
Nowlan, Ivan S., Bapt., Medway, Mass.
Nye, Harold N., Meth., 1511 N. 16th St., Superior,
Wis.
Ockenga, Harold J., Presb., 100 Clairmont Rd.,
Belmont Hill, Mass.
Odell, Charles N., Disc, 616 N. Custer, Weather-
ford, Okla.
Odiorne, Leonard, Presb., 321 N. Madison St.,
Peoria, 111.
Olbrecht, Stuart W., Lic.-Med., R.D., Vermilion,
Ohio.
Olney, Clare E., Lic-Dav., Towa, Savanna, 111.
Olsen, Charles E., Meth., Shiocton, Wis.
Olsen, Clarion H., Appro.-K. V., R. 2A, Auburn,
Me.
Olsen, Marshall R., Presb., Ashland, Wis.
Olson, Mrs. Raymond, Lic.-W., Dodge City, Kans.
Oren, Thurman, Stud., R. 1, Farmland, Ind.
Orr, Floyd Franklin, Lic.-N., R. 2, Albion, Ind.
Orr, Fred L., Lic.-N., Ind., Hollansburg, Ohio.
Osborn, Donald L., Bapt.. West Townshend, Vt.
Osborn, Edwin G., Disc, 1609 E. Broadway, Enid,
Okla.
Oshita, Yasuo, Meth., 500 Chapel St., Santa Maria,
Cal.
Ost, Elmer H., Lay., 30 Underbill St., Tuckahoe 7,
N. Y.
Ostberg, Leslie R., Ev. Mis. Cov., 65 Wachusett St.,
Worcester 2, Mass.
Ota, Tosuke, Presb., 243 W. First South St., Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Ovenshire, Lewis, Meth., 67 Rounds Ave., Buffalo
15, N. Y.
Owen, Hugh H., Presb., Minn., Hudson, Wis.
Owens, H. Chfton, Meth., 532 Winston Ave.,
Baltimore, Md.
Padgett, Oris Alfred, Disc, R. 1, Whitestown, Ind.
Paige, Wesley A., Bapt., 13 Winnipesaukee St.,
Franklin, N. H.
Paine, H. Thomas, Meth., Winchester Center,
Conn.
Palangio, J. Roland, Lic-D., 2323 Evans Ave.,
Denver 10, Colo.
Palmer, Sherwood, Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Palmgren, Gerhard W., Ev. Mis. Cov., 990 E. 181st
St., Bronx 60, N. Y.
Papajian, Sarkis, E. & R., Fowler, Cal.
Paterson, William B., Presb., Lake Odessa, Mich.
Payne, Clem H., Jr., Lic-S. W., Neb., Yampa,
Colo.
Pea, Gabriel, Lic-H., Pahoa, T. H.
Peabody, Alan B., Lic.-H., Mass. Address unknown.
Pearson, Everett O., Lic.-H., Mass., 99 Sherman
St., Hartford, Conn.
Pearson, Philip C, Episc, 9 Eaton Ave., Norwich,
N. Y.
Peeples, Charlie, Bapt., Mass., Chaplain U. S.
Army.
Pena, Santiago, Lic.-Conf., Aruz, Fortuna, P. R.
Pera, Richard, Lie -C, South Cong. Church, New
Britain, Conn.
Perkins, Chester, Lic.-W., 2300 E. F St., Elwood,
Ind.
Perkins, Leslie A., U. B., Sioux Rapids, Iowa.
Perry, Edward W., Presb., Sonoma, Cal.
Peters, Claude L., Bapt., 97-15 94th St., Ozone
Park, N. Y.
Peters, G. Frederick, Stud., 30 Evans Way, Boston,
Mass.
Peters, Joseph C, 31 Central Ave., Spring Valley,
N. Y.
Peterson, ErHng, Stud., 105 N. Brainerd, Naper-
viUe, 111.
Peterson, Paul W., Ev. Mis. Cov., 170 Fairview Ave.,
Naugatuck, Conn.
Phelps, Floyd A., Wes. Meth., Bangor, N. Y.
Phelps, George H., Jr., Presb., 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven 11, Conn.
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Philbrook, Phillip, Sliid., 1100 S. Goodman St.,
Rochester 7, N. Y.
Philbrook, Wayne M., Lay., Segreganset, Mass.
Pierce, Howard D., Bapt., North Woodstock, Conn.
Pietzko, V. R., Luth., Hastings, Neb.
Pinkham, Chester D., Bapt., R. 2, Box 7, Bangor,
Me.
Plunkett, John, Lic.-M., Keanae, Maui, T. H.
Polhemus, George, Appro.-N. J. Address unknown.
Pollard, Luther J., Univ., Plymouth, N. H.
Pollock, WiUiam J., Bapt., 2916 Peavey St., Port
Huron, Mich.
Pomeroy, Charles M., Bapt., R, 1, St. Paris, Ohio.
Pope, W. E., Assem. of God, Cambria, Minn.
Porter, Glenn, Presb., 2710 15th St., Columbus,
Neb.
Potter, Lyman G., Lic.-L. N., Hartford Theol.
Sem., Hartford 5, Conn.
Presnall, Lewis F., Lic.-C. W., 417 Burgland St.,
Galesburg, 111.
Press, Donald O., Lic.-Y., Post Rd., Wells, Me.
Price, E. Bruce, Bapt., Chapel St., Ashburnham,
Mass.
Price, Hampton E., Bapt., 8 Esty St., Ashland,
Mass.
Pritchard, John M., Cazenovia, N. Y.
Pritchett, Arthur K., Meth., Bo.x 169, Etna, Cal.
Proctor, C. W., Meth., Sharpsburg, Iowa.
Proctor, Mrs. EUzabeth, Lic.-Si., Iowa., Ellsworth,
Minn.
Prudom, John J., Meth., East Arlington, Vt.
Pruter, Hugo R., Luth., Jackman, Me.
Pugsley, E. Loren, Ijid. Fund., Hillsdale, Okla.
Pullen, Robert L., Lic.-L., Doane Coll., Crete, Neb.
Purdy, Thomas Ellison, Stud., 55 Elizabeth St.,
Hartford 5, Conn.
Purkiss, Wesley W., No. Bapt., Bethany Cong.
Church, Norwalk, Cal.
Queen, John S., Lic.-S. W., Ohio, & Chi., 5757
University Ave., Chicago 37, 111.
Rackliffe, Kent R., Lay., R.D. 2, Farmington, Me.
Rady, Fred, Lay., Olympia, Wash.
Raemaker, Samuel, E. & R., 213 N. Pearl St.,
Spencerville, Ohio.
Ramierz-Lugo, Evaristo, U. B., Salinas, P. R.
Ramsey, Martin E. H., Ev. Free, Clear Lake, Wash.
Rasberry, Hosea, Lie-Wash., M. A., & Conf.,
1488 Louisiana St., Beaumont, Tex.
Rawlings, Lina A., Lay., Losantville, Ind.
Ray, Hartley C, Lic.-Okla., & Cal., R. 1, Box 281,
El Paso, Tex.
Ray, Sherman L., Breth., Dunlap, Iowa.
Rayner, Myrtle, Lay., Drummond, Mich.
Reed, Henry H., Touisset, Mass.
Reed, Lincoln Y., Lic.-Chi., Grayslake, 111.
Reeder, James W., Lic.-Cl., 14409 Kingsford Ave.,
Cleveland 5, Ohio.
Register, Fred P., Lic.-W. N. C, So., Elon College,
N. C.
Reid, James E., Lic.-N. W., 806 Reid St., Greens-
boro, N. C.
Renberg, Clarence, Avon, 111.
Renjilian, Mihran, Presh., 2 Tenth St., Troy, N. Y.
Reutter, Delbert C., Lay.-C, Huron, S. D.
Reykdal, Lowell L., Meth., R. 1, Union Grove, Wis.
Reynolds, Byron, Lic.-Chi., 513 W. 61st St.,
Chicago, 111.
Rhines, Alvah J., Lic.-Hs., Elm St., Westfield,
Mass.
Rice, Dexter B., Appro.-K. V., 288 Union St.,
Bangor, Me.
Richard, Clayton E., Meth., Mexico, Me.
Richards, Andrew C. K., Lic.-B. N., Lanesboro,
Mass.
Richards, Craig, Stud., Bangor Theol. Sem.,
Bangor, Me.
Rickards, Carleton H., Meth., Danby, Vt.
Rider, Ben, Lic.-S. E. C, Miami Beach, Fla.
Rieger, Benjamin, Lic.-Ger., Culbertson, Neb.
Riley, Lyman W., Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Ringenberg, Gerald, My. Ch. Lie, R.D., Con-
tinental, Ohio.
Rinta, Jaakko, Free Ch. of Fin., ^'ash., 4536 N.
Kerby Ave., Portland 11, Ore.
Rippy, Leonard P., Lic.-Va., So., R. 4, Reidsville,
N. C.
Rittenburg, William H., Naz., R.D. 1, Raymond,
N. H.
Robbins, Samuel D., Jr., Lic.-Chi., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago 37, 111.
Robertson, F. V., Lic.-N., R.D. 1, Arley, Ala.
Robertson, Norman H., Disc, 10 Concord Rd.,
Danbury, Conn.
Robertson, William L., Presb., Owatonna, Minn.
Robinson, George A., Cong., 34 Burnaby St.,
Lowell, Mass.
Roden, Thomas C, Lay., Pelham, N. H.
Rodriguez, Jos6 D., U. B. Lie., Rio Arriaba, Fa-
jardo, P. R.
Rodway, Charles B., Lay.-Cum., 14 Quebec St.,
Portland, Me.
Rojahn, Rudolph J., Lic.-U. B., York Coll.,
Kiplinger St., York, Neb.
Rops, John, Presb., Minn., Stacyville, Iowa
Round, Mrs. Ruth M., U. B. Lie, Litchfield, Ohio.
Rowland, Alvin H., Bapt., Chocorua, N. H.
Rowland, Dr. Paul, Lic.-Spr., MacMurray Coll.,
Jacksonville, 111.
Rowley, Stewart K., Lay., Union Church, West
Palm Beach, Fla.
Rudman, Arthur A., 8 Providence St., Springfield,
Mass.
Ruffin, Laeto, Lic.-Linc. Chr., Graham, N. C.
Rumball-Petre, Edwin A. R., 286 Dahill Rd.,
Brooklyn 18, N. Y.
Rupp, Monroe C, C.O.M.A., Conn.. 125 Brook-
line St., Worcester, Mass.
Rush, William Albert, Meth., Adrian, Mich.
Rust, Reuel K., Meth., 20 Simonds Rd., Williams-
town, Mass.
Rust, William C, Lic.-L. A., 6408 Ruby St., Los
Angeles 42, Cal.
Ryans, John R., Lay., R.D. 1, Auburn, N. H.
Sahakian, William S., Lic.-S. S., Boston Univ., Sch.
of Theol., Boston, Mass.
Saliers, Clair L., Lic.-D. M., Linden, Iowa.
Sampson, Orval W., Lic.-Chi., 2030 N. LaVergne
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Sanaker, James A., Meth., Durand, Wis.
Sandsted, Raymond W., Meth., Hebron, Neb.
Saum, Charles W., Meth., Hinesburg, Vt.
SchaefTer, WilUam, Lic.-R., Wood, S. D.
Schendel, Vern, Evang., Norcross, Minn.
Schluntz, Holger N., Bapt., 183 Main St., Franklin,
Mass.
Schmidt, John F., Menn., 2210 Pine St., Pueblo.
Colo.
Schmidt, Robert J., Bapt., Sawyer, N. D.
Schneider, Eugene, Lie, Mont., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago 37, 111.
Schoonover, Kermit, Fr., Wilbraham, Mass.
Schrag, Oswald, Menn. Lie, Bolton, Conn.
Schroeder, Clarence W., Lay., 215 Cooper St.,
Peoria, 111.
Schubert. George H., Lie-Conf., Peshastin, Wash.
Scott, Ralph Y., Chr. Mis. All. Lie, Ohio., R. 2,
Cambridge Springs, Pa.
Scruton, Norman L., Bapt., Cornish Flat, N. H.
Seabury, Arthur W., Bapt., R. I., Sterling, Conn.
Sears, Mrs. Florence E., Lie-Conf., Bruneau, Ida.
Sensabaugh, Fred A., Bapt., 201 Smith St., Nedrow,
N. Y.
Sensano, Herman L., Lie-H., Hilo, T. H.
Senter, James P., Lay., 137 Calder Ave., Sebastopol,
Cal.
Shanklin, Richard C, Stud., 73 Institution Ave.,
Newton Center 59, Mass.
Shaw, Benjamin H., No. Bapt., Edgewood, Iowa.
Sherk, Elgin G., Presb., Lisbon, N. H.
Sherman, Willard, E. & R., Thedford, Neb.
Sherwood, Harvey H., Lic.-L. C, Gays Mills, Wis.
Shields, Robert W., Bapt., R.D. 1, Gossville, N. H.
Shimoda, Robert, Lie-H., Olaa, T. H.
Shirley, Alfred, Lic.-M. C, 112 E. 13th St., The
Dalles, Ore.
Shishido, Miles, Lie-0., Honolulu, T. H.
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Shotts, James, Stud., 320 S. Market St., New
Wilmington, Pa.
Shrewsbury, Rankin L., Lie, R.D. 1, Keene, N. H.
Shrout, Thomas R., Disc, 7 Columbus Ave.,
Saugus, Mass.
Shull, Jesse C, Fresh., 108 Harvard St., Battle
Creek, Mich.
Shumaker, Clifford J., Presb., Stanford, Mont.
Silver, Stewart H., Bapt., Taylor Univ., Upland,
Ind.
Silvis, Harry A., Melh., 196 Main St., Randolph,
N. Y.
Simmons, Preston D., Lic.-Conf., R. 1, Kinder, La.
Simms, Howard B., Meth., West Newbury, Mass.
Simon, Otto A., Fund., 420 W. Sarnia St., Winona,
Minn.
Simons, Eldyn, Wes. Meth., Black Creek, N. Y.
Simpson, Donald A., Lic.-H., Second Church,
Holyoke, Mass.
Sizeland, E. J., Stud., Canton, N. Y.
Skaret, George H., Ev. Free, Wash., Lewiston
Orchards, Ida.
Skeeter, Romey, Lic.-Conf., R. 2, Suffolk, Va.
Skillings, Everett, Lay., Middlebury, Vt.
Skinner, Morris C, Luth., 68 E. Main St., Coble-
skill, N. Y.
Skow, Louis, Ind. Fund., Leonidas, Mich.
Sleeper, Murray F., Lic.-Wor. C, Andover Newton
Theol. Sch., Newton Center 59, Mass.
Small, Harlan F., Stud., 288 Union St., Bangor, Me.
Small, Lawrence F., Stud., 57 Ohio St., Bangor, Me.
Smallwood, B. H., Presb., 140 E. Blake Ave.,
Columbus 2, Ohio.
Smith, Ben M., Meth., N. H., Wells River, Vt.
Smith, Don Ian, Meth., P.O. Box 742, Salmon, Ida.
Smith, Edward G., Lic.-R. R., Birchdale, Minn.
Smith, Elmer H., Lic.-N., R.D. 4, Moulton, Ala.
Smith, Garth D., Meth., White Cloud, Mich.
Smith, Jefferson H., Lic.-O. C, 151 Exchange St.,
Millis, Mass.
Smith, John Gorman, III, Lic.-C, Torringford,
Conn.
Smith, Theoren C, Lic.-D., 3838 Xavier St.,
Denver, Colo.
Smith, Verne M., Lay., Greenville, N. H.
Smithson, Raymond F., Meth., Port Byron, N. Y.
Snyder, George S., Lic.-R., Chester, N. H.
Sobera, Lester Leroy, Lic.-N. P., Glyndon, Minn.
Southey, Robert, Lic.-F. Co., Bridgeport, Conn.
Spang, Joseph M., Meth. Lie, 33 State St., Seneca
Falls, N. Y.
Sparger, Merle S., Bapt., 113 Vine St., Crawfords-
ville, Ind.
SparUng, Clyde V., Meth., Adams, N. Y.
Spencer, J. Herbert, Meth., 306 Webber St.,
Saginaw, Mich.
Sperling, Tod B., Presb., 141 14th St., Pacific Grove,
Cal.
Sparry, Goldie, Lay., Bryant, Ind.
Spiedel, John, Lic.-D. M., Bondurant, Iowa.
Sporrong, Algo A., Ev. Mis. Cov. Lie, 584 Orange
St., New Haven, Conn.
Sprague, Paul S., Presb., 739 Ridge Ave., Pitts-
burgh 12, Pa.
Sprague, Ruth, Lic.-Med., First Church in Oberlin,
OberUn, Ohio.
Sprenger, Ernest, Lic.-Ger., Odessa, Wash.
Staples, Fred M., Meth., New Sharon, Me.
Stauffer, Paul A., Fr., N. H., 12 Andover Hall,
Francis Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
Stauning, Paul W., Presb. Stud., 20 St. Paul's PL,
Nutley 10, N. J.
Steckel, William E., Presb., New Ipswich, N. H.
Steece, Arvel, Lic.-D., Aitkin, Minn.
Steegstra, J. Robert, Ref., Hopkins, Mich.
Steinmetz, Philip H., Episc, Ashfield, Mass.
Stimmel, Howard L., Meth., Quechee, Vt.
Stinehelfer, James D., Lic.-S. W ., 106 S. Main St.,
West Milton, Ohio.
Stockham, Almon E., Presb., R. 4, Chardon, Ohio.
Stockwell, Reid E., Lic.-O. C, Sunbury, Ohio.
Stoker, Terence E., Bapt., Cedarville, Cal.
Stokes, Joseph, Ch. of Eng., 6402 Victoria Ave.,
Los Angeles 43, Cal.
Stone, John C, Lic.-Chi., 318 Forest Ave., Oak
Park, 111.
Storey, Herbert B., Un. Ch. Can., Cheboygan,
Mich.
Stoughton, Richard, Lic.-Fr., Mass., East Jaffrey,
N. H.
Stout, Virgil T., Ind. Fund., 3710 N. Madison St.,
Peoria, 111.
Stowell, Woodbury S., Bapt., R.D. 1, Rockville,
Conn.
Straham, Louis, Stud., Ohio, Bible Inst., Ft. Wayne
6, Ind.
Strait, Edmund R., Cong., 1432 Girard St., N. W.,
Washington 9, D. C.
Strickler, W. A., U. B., R. 5, Muncie, Ind.
Strong, Tracy, Jr., Lic.-N. H., Conn., Geneva,
Switzerland.
Stubbs, Harry J., Lic.-N., 365 S. Hamilton St.,
Gary, Ind.
Stuckenbruck, Harry L., Disc, 94 Catherine St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Stuckey, Kenneth M., U. B., Campbellstown, Ohio.
Stumpf, Charles, Lay., 2031 Pittview Ave., Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
Sturtevant, George F., Bapt., N. H., 886 Rogers
St., Lowell, Mass.
Sumner. Clyde R., Meth., Esperance, N. Y.
Sunburn, John H., Lic.-N. C. & Va., So., Elon
■College, N. C.
Sundberg, Albert C, Jr., Ev. Mis. Gov., 23 Timothy
Ave., Everett 49, Mass.
Sundt, Valery E., Bapt, R.D. 2, Lyme, Conn.
SwaSield, W. Douglas, Bapt., East Alton, N. H.
Swanson, Arthur W., Meth., Oakland, Neb.
Swanson, Carl O., Ev. Mis Cov., 107 Crescent Ave.,
Plainfield, N. J.
Swardstrom, Paul W., Lay., Hurdsfield, N. D.
Swarner, Alva J., Assem. of God Lie, Taylor Univ.,
Upland, Ind.
Swartz, Guthrie Reed, Lie-H. R., N. Y., 5757
University Ave., Chicago 37, 111.
Swihart, R. E., Meth., R. 1, Cortland, Ohio.
Swinehart, Scott, Bapt, R.D. 1, Groton, N. Y.
Sykes, Charles, Episc, Candor, N. Y.
Sykes, Mrs. Irene Hibbs, Lie-P., 5426 N. Oberlin
St., Portland 3, Ore.
Sylvester, Malcolm B., Presb., 9 Whitney St.,
White Plains, N. Y.
Tally, George M., Indep., R. 3, Sanford, N. C.
Tally, R. Eugene, Indep., Sanford, N. C.
Taylor, John H., Unit., Sandwich, Mass.
Taylor, M. E., Lay., Greatbridge Rural Sta.,
R. 3, Norfolk, Va.
Teeuwen, Randall R., Lic-Sp., Mo., 5757 Uni-
versity Ave., Chicago 37, 111.
Telfer, John H., Lie-Den., 319 E. Fifth St., Ot-
tumwa, Iowa.
Tetley, Edmund B., Bapt, Franconia, N. H.
Thomas, Albert E., Presb., 2221 Washington St.,
Allentown, Pa.
Thomas, Charles, Bapt., Washougal, Wash.
Thomas, David R., Lic-N., 321 Hamilton Ave.,
Geneva, 111.
Thomas, Griffith, Lie-W., 107 Park St., New
Castle, Pa.
Thomas, Harry E., Breth., Beacon Falls, Conn.
Thomas, James A., Lay., R. 58, Box 154, Sche-
nectady 7, N. Y.
Thomas, John Peter, Stud., 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn.
Thomas, Willis D., Lic.-N., Leaf River, 111.
Thomason, Glen, Lic.-F., Sims, 111.
Thomen, Willard E., Lie-Mid., R.D., East Had-
dam. Conn.
Thompson, A. B., Meth., Bristol, N. H.
Thompson, Charles L., Lic.-N. W., R. 4, Box 34,
Mebane, N. C.
Thompson, Donald, Bapt., Danforth, Me.
Thompson, John E., Meth., Durham, Conn.
Thompson, Robert O., Disc, Bundy Hall, Earlham
Coll., Richmond, Ind.
Thompson, Stanley E., Disc, Etiwanda, Cal.
19453 Pastors Not Members Cong' I Chr. Assns. and Licentiates ' 353
Thompson, William M., Jr., Bapt., Clevelandtown
Rd., Edgartown, Mass.
Thornburg, Joseph H., Lay., Losantville, Ind.
Thornburg, Mont M., Metk., Prospect St., Mill-
bury, Mass.
Thorpe, Gardiner E., Lic.-S. N., 287 Hanover St.,
Boston, Mass.
Tiikkala, Katri, Cong., 59 Hamilton Ave., Engle-
wood, N. J.
Tolson, George R., Lic.-Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Tomlinson, W. F., Meth., 310 W. RoUin St.,
Edgerton, Wis.
Toomey, David H., Bapt., 2721 College Ave.,
Alton, 111.
Torfence, Carlee, Lic.-N. W., Mooresville, N. C.
Towle, Walter, Stud., Unity, Me.
Townsend, Ralph V., Bapt., Milton, N. H.
Towse, Robert W., Stud., Bates Coll., Lewiston,
Me.
Trefren, S. D., Meth., Wash., 7 W. Market St.,
Kellogg, Ida.
Trindle, Edward, Lic.-Conf., Binger, Okla.
True, Ray S., Unit., Castine, Me.
Tucker, Paul E., Bapt., Elsie, Mich.
Tuomenoksa, Nillo, Cong., 1630 Glendale, Detroit
6, Mich.
Turbin, D. Clarence, Meth., Merrill, Mich.
TumbuU, Jacob H., Lay., 2749 WiUis Rd., Ypsilanti,
Mich.
Turner, Altyn, Bapt., Worthing, S. D.
Turner, Louis C, Meth., Williston, Vt.
Turner, Robert E., Meth., Port Jefferson, Ohio.
Turner, Willard W., Chr. Mis. AIL, Grass Valley,
Cal.
Ubbelohde, Kenneth H., Lic.-Conf., New Plymouth,
Ida.
UdaU, John L., Jr., Lay., East Barrington, N. H.
Underwood, Charles Thomas, Disc, East Haddam,
Conn.
Underwood, I.T., Lic.-N. C. & Va., So., Yancey-
viUe, N. C.
Underwood, Thomas, Lic.-Mid., East Haddam,
Conn.
Upchurch, Mrs. Emmaline, Lic.-H., Kailua, T. H.
Vance, Douglas S., Presb., Wash., 408 Sixth Ave.,
Lewiston, Ida.
Van Deman, Henry W., Meth., New Harbor, Me.
Vander Heide, James, Ref., Arcadia, Neb.
Vandervelde, Conrad, Presb., 1111 West St.,
Emporia, Kans.
Vanderwerp, Donald W., Lic.-Mad., Bameveld,
Wis.
Van Dyken, William J., Presb., Fergus Falls, Minn.
Van Leon, Homer E., Lic.-D., 2929 Welton St.,
Denver, Colo.
Van Meigs, Robert, Bapt., Shelby, Mich.
Van Nuys, Kelvin, Lic.-N. Y. C., 370 Riverside
Dr., New York, N. Y.
Van Raalte, Henry, Ref., Chnton, Wis.
Velez, Salvador, Lic.-Conf., Quebrada Seca, Ceiba,
P. R.
Volpitto, Guy H., Presb., 10202 Kinsman Rd.,
Cleveland 4, Ohio.
Vorba, Edward, Stud., 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn.
Vorpahl, Forrest W., Bapt. Lie., Hayes Center,
Neb.
Voss, Lawrence E., Evang. Lie, 12 Florence St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Wachs, Victor H., Meth., Chelsea, Vt.
Wagner, Fred C, Meth. Ex., Westview, Marietta,
Ohio.
Wagoner, Glen E., Disc, R. 1, North Manchester,
Ind.
Wagstrom, Lawrence, Bapt, 2524 Territorial Rd.,
St. Paul 4, Minn.
Waiau, Henry, Lic.-K., Hanapepe, T. H.
Wakefield, William H., Bapt., Charlemont, Mass.
Waldo, Warren P., Meth., N. H., Lunenburg, Vt.
Walker, Edward A., Lic.-S. S., Water St., Assonet,
Mass.
Walker, Ernest H., Breth., Cando, N. D.
Walker, R. Marcus, Afeth., Highmore, S. D.
Wallace, Clayton M., Lic.-St., Wolfeboro, N. H.
Wallace, Samuel J., Meth., Moville, Iowa.
Walton, Bertram A., Bapt., Camden, N. Y.
Wangehn, Mrs. F. G., Lic.-Sp., Grandin, Mo.
Ward, Clarence, Lic.-Med., 335 E. College St.,
Oberlin, Ohio.
Waring, E. Graham, Pecatonica, 111.
Watson, Alice, Lic.-N. W., Elbowoods, N. D.
Watson, Ralph, Disc, R. 1, Crawfordsville, Ind.
Watson, William, Bapt., 301 W. , Jackson St.,
Painesville, Ohio.
Watts, Allison M., Bapt., Jamaica, Vt.
Watts, James Stanley, Bapt., 1011 Denner St.,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Waugh, Richard, Lic.-N., R.D. 3, Trinity, Ala.
Weaver, Henry C, Lic.-E., Riverview Apt.,
Phenix City, Ala.
Webb, Chfford E., Presb., DeRuyter, N. Y.
Webster, John P.. Lic.-H., 17 South St., WilUams-
burg, Mass.
Webster, Millard D., Bapt., Hopkinton, N. H.
Webster, Robert T., Meth., S. Main St., New
Berhn, N. Y.
Weekly, Taylor, Lic.-E., Farmland, Ind.
Weiler, Fred N., Bapt. Lie, 2294 Priscilla St., St.
Paul 4, Minn.
Welch, Albert Wane, Lie-Mass., & Mid., Hig-
ganum. Conn.
Welch,. Earl, Lay., R.D. 2, Wooster, Ohio.
Welch, Mack V., Lic.-N. C. & Va., So., R 2, Elon
College, N. C.
Wentworth, Allison W., Lay., R.D., Freeport, Me.
Westervelt, Clyde, Chr., MontpeUer, Ind.
Weston, Charles, Lic.-D. M., Drake Univ., Des
Moines, Iowa.
Whiston, Wilham Burt, Lic-L. S., New Preston,
Conn.
Whitaker, Jack Oman, Meth., 1717 E. La Tunis
Blvd., Temple City, Cal.
White, Edward F., F. M. A., 78 Pleasant St.,
Leicester, Mass.
White, Horace A., Cong., 951 Marston, Detroit,
Mich.
White, Joseph R., Disc, Ridge Rd., Stony Creek,
Conn.
White, Lola A., Meth., West Brooksville, Me.
Whitney, Walter F., Meth., Greenfield, N. H.
Whittier, George E., Lic.-Es. N., 34 M St., Ward
Hill, Mass.
Whitwer, Mrs. Amel, Lic.-N. W ., 424 Second Ave.,
S.W., Minot, N. D.
Wichman, A. E., Bapt., Beaver Dam, Wis.
Wick, Joseph G., Disc, Versailles, Ohio.
Wiegel, Roy L., Naz., Lawnridge, 111.
Wildt, Karl W., Lic.-G. T., Thompsonville, Mich.
Willcockson, Max E., Disc, 705 Ridge Ave.,
Evanston, 111.
Willey, Mrs. Adora P., Lic.-G., Hartwick, Iowa.
Williams, Daryl E., Meth., Prospect, Conn.
Wilhams, Mrs. Grace C, Disc, 28 Court St.,
Keene, N. H.
Wilhams, Jack, Lic.-Conf., 1007 Canal St., Huma, La.
Williams, Lloyd, Lic.-Conf., Gueydan, La.
Williamson, Mrs. Mary H., Lic.-U., R.D., Trumans-
burg, N. Y.
Williamson, Robert C, Presb., 315 S. Sneed, Sedalia,
Mo.
Wilson, Lewis A., Meth., Trotwood, Ohio.
Winham, Alfred R., Ref., 474 West St., Paxton,
Mass.
Witmer, James A., Presb., Wilton, N. D.
Witt, Clayton H., Meth. Lie, Kendall Rd., Tyngs-
boro, Mass.
Wolfe, Donald R., Breth. Lie, 212 College Ave.,
Ashland, Ohio.
Wolfe, Edith, Lic.-N. Y. C, 606 W. 122nd St..
New York 27, N. Y.
Wood, Merle E., Bapt. Lie, Box 161 Winona Lake,
Ind.
Woodbury, Carl V., Lay., Northfield, Vt.
Woodcock, G. Arthur, Evang., Kingfield, Me.
Woodman, Berwyn H., Lic.-B. R., 35 E. Main St.,
Canton, N. Y. V
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Worley, M. O., Meth., R.D., Andalusia, Ala.
Worley, Ralph D., Lic.-S., Ala., R.D. 1, Crestview,
Fla.
Worthington, Frank J., Presb., Ill W. Fifth St.,
Ottawa, Kans.
Wright, David C, Bapt. Lie, N. 5017 Regal St.,
Spokane 14, Wash.
Wright, G. Taylor, Presb., Sherman, N. Y.
Wright, Gay, Lic.-M. R., Farmland, Ind.
Wright, Lamoine, Lic.-M. R., Farmland, Ind.
Yeaple, W. S. K., Bapt., R.D. 1, Hillsboro, N. H.
Yoder, H. Walter, Lie. -Chi., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
Young, Claude G., Lie-Wash., 730 Langston Ter.,
N.E., Washington, D. C.
Young, Robert, Lic.-Wor. C, Worcester, Mass.
Young, William P., Cong., Pa., 442 Wood St.,
Burlington, N. J.
Yunkman, Edward, Hoi., East Orwell, Ohio.
Zavitz, Lance, Lay., Randolph, N. Y.
Zeek, Charles G., Chr. Mis. AIL, 1632 La Fond Ave.,
St. Paul 4, Minn.
Zezzo, Joseph H., Meth. Lie., Chester, N. J.
Zimmerman, Gilbert S., Meth., 72 Mt. Vernon St.,
Boston 8, Mass.
Zimmerman, Herbert, Lie.-Ger., S. D., & Neb.,
423 Levee St., Yankton, S. D.
Zimmerman, J. Fred, Lic.-Wash., 42 Bedford St.,
Cumberland, Md.
Zumbaugh, Harley, Ch. Breth., Rochester, Ind.
Candidates in Care of a Local Association
^Abbott, Henry, Conf., Tifton, Ga.
Adil, Seymour, N. H., New Haven, Conn.
Arnold, Alfred, C, Holdingford, Minn.
Baker, Robert, Conf., Marlboro, N. H.
Baldwin, Charles A., F. Co., United Church,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Bauck, Herbert, N. E., 472 Lores Blvd., Dubuque,
Iowa.
Bennett, Ralph, Lic.-W. C, Iowa, U. S. Navy.
Bringe, Herman J., N. Y. C, 242 Beach 117th St.,
Rockaway Beach, N. Y.
Brown, Alden J., Naug. V., Waterbury, Conn.
Brown, Wendall W., Conf., Holhs, N. H.
Cleveland, Roger, Naug. V., Watertown, Conn.
Coleman, Kenneth, N. H., New Haven, Conn.
Cox, John W., S. W., Otterbein Coll., Westerville,
Ohio.
Cronk, Mrs. James T., Hs., Granby, Mass.
Creegan, Robert F., S. E., Ohio, Lebanon, Tenn.
Davis, Robert G., N. Y. C, 8512 123rd St., Rich-
mond Hill 18, N. Y.
Edwards, William M., W., 102 Washington Hgwy.,
Snyder, N. Y.
Fichtler, Helmuth, N. J., U. S. Army.
Fields, Clyde, So., Reidsville, N. C.
Gallup, David E., W., Oak St., Ridgway, Pa.
Garber, Thomas, N. Y. C, N. Y., Bangor Theol.
Sem., Bangor, Me.
Gebhard, Richard, T. C, 1726 Ashland Ave., St.
Paul 5, Minn.
George, William, U., 1642 W. Colvin St., Syracuse,
N. Y.
Gilbert, Chandler W., S. S., Mass., Oberlin Coll.,
Oberhn, Ohio.
Greene, Edward, U., 218 Seeley Ave., Syracuse,
N. Y.
Guelker, WilUam E., T. C, Minn., U. S. Army.
Haldane, Robert, Jr., K. V., Madison, Me.
Hand, W. A., Conf., Tifton, Ga.
House, Loren, U., West Winfield, N. Y.
Jacobs, Robert Glenn, W. C, Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Johnson, Robert C, E. W., C.P.S. 21, Cascade
Locks, Ore.
Johnson, Warren, .V. J., 2276 Hudson Blvd.,
Jersey City, N. J.
Kozelka, Richard, Jr., T. C, 83 Bedford Ave.,
S.E., Minneapolis 14, Minn.
Long, Herbert, Conf., R.D., Midland City, Ala.
MacEachron, John, D. M., 5420 Ingersoll Ave.,
Des Moines 12, Iowa.
Madren, James Woodrow, So., Elon College, N. C.
Maple, John F., Jr., Q., R.D., Payson, 111.
Michael, Raymond, W., Pa., Bangor Theol. Sem.,
Bangor, Me.
Nordskog, Paul R., JV. E., Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Parsons, William, U., Binghamton, N. Y.
Perry, Douglas F., L., Camden, Me.
Phillips, S. W., Jr., So., U. S. Army. '
Potter, James, M. M., Hopkinton, Mass.
Powers, Clarence Edward, W., N^ Y.. 920 College
St., Wooster, Ohio.
Rowland, Stanley L., S. W., Shandon, Ohio.
Rymph, Robert M., E., Kans., Oberlin Coll.,
Oberlin, Ohio.
Schoning, John, Conf., R. I., R.D., Massena, N. Y.
Smoot, Lowell, Conf., Demorest, Ga.
Sorrell, W. Staley, So., 162 Third Ave., Danville,
Va.
Stone, William E., Conf., 73 Providence St., West
Warwick, R. I.,
Turnbull, John, D. M., 4320 Woodland Ave., Des
Moines 12, Iowa.
Wadsworth, Arthur J., U., 107 Bennett St., East
Syracuse, N. Y.
Wagner, Richard G., N. J., U. S. Navy.
Wagner, WiUiam Oliver, N. Y. C, 89 Steriing St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wallace, Franklyn C, N. Y. C, 112-08 Park Lane,
S.. Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Weaver, Kenneth, S. W., Heidelberg Coll., Tiffin,
Ohio.
Webber, Robert, D. M., 3639 Woodland, Des
Moines 12, Iowa.
Weber, Earle H., W., Pa., U. S. Army.
Whitehead, Herbert Macy, N. Y. C, N. Y.,
R.D. 1, South Windham, Me.
Wilder, John, S. W., Oberhn Coll., Oberhn Ohio.
Williams, James, Conf., R. I., Guilford Coll.,
Guilford. N. C.
Yungclas, Don, W. C, Webster City, Iowa.
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
355
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN MINISTERS
IN FULL STANDING
Ministerial standing is constituted by ordination and membership in an association or conference of
Congregational Christian 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 7-41, and in the Necrology,
pages 42-57, and in the record of 1945 Ordinations, pages 289,290.
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 339-342; asso. p., associate pastor; asst. p., assistant pastor;
bus., business; Ch., chaplain; coll. p., college pastor; Dean; Dir. R.E., director of Religious Education;
Ed., editor; Ev., evangehst; govt., government service; hon. p., honorary pastor; i.d.w., interdenominational
work; Lee., lecturer; Lib., librarian; My., missionary; p. at I., 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.a., war
Abbate, Paolo S., Torrington, Conn. 1924
Abbe, Harry A. G., 49 Judkins St., Newton-
ville, Mass. 1902
Abbott, Alexander H., 122 Union St., Nor-
\\'ich, Conn.
tAbe, Seizo, 4-11-4, Manzanar Relocation
Center, Camp Manzanar, Cal. 1903
Abel, George Ferdinand, 15 Uncas St., Nor-
wich, Conn. 1903
[Abercrombie, Ralph H., deceased.
Abraham, Ralph Lee, A.B.C.F.M. 1914
Abrahamson, Alfred Carl, 1916 Lackawana 289
Ave., Superior, Wis.
Acheson, John M., bus., 3892 Chapman PL,
Riverside, Cal. 1920
Ackerly, George A., p.o.d., Stoneleigh Alger
Ct., Bronxville, N. Y. 1928
Ackerman, Mrs. Louise Rogers, 1333 C St.,
N.E., Washington, D. C. 1942
Adadourian, Haig, My., 34 Auburn St., Mai-
den, Mass. 1897
Adams, Arthur C, bus.. Plain Hill, Norwich,
Conn. 1925
Adams, Chauncey A., Min., Sa\'ings Bank
BIdg., Burlington, Vt. 25, 1911
Adams, Clark Glenn, Box 48, Atlanta, Mich.
Adams, David E., Pf., Jewett Lane, South
Hadley, Mass. 1916
Adams, E. Merle, Arlington, Neb.
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, OUver M., 512 W. Bonneville St.,
Pasco, Wash.
Adams, Rowland Chrisler, 260 Columbia Ave.,
Chffside Park, N. J.
Adams, Roy Lee, Cannon Falls, Minn. 1944
[Adams, Silas Nelson, deceased. 42
Addison, Stanley H., 226 Erie St., Cambridge
39, Mass.
Addison, W. Frederick, 2 N. Grove St., East
Orange, N. J.
Addy, Hugo H., bus., 315 Pearl St., Hartford,
Conn. 1932
Adkins, James B., 350 College St., Lewiston,
Me. 1888
Adkins, Leslie John, 185 Lowell St., Andover,
Mass.
Aeschbacher, Joseph E., Wisner, Neb.
Ahlstedt, Thure E., p.o.d., 611 Sixth St., Red
Wing, Minn. 1915
1929
1942
1916
Aiken, Edwin E., 372 Edgewood Ave., New
Haven, Conn. 1885
Aiken, Edwin E., Jr., Goshen, Mass. 1921
Aiken, William Andrew, Ch., U.S.A., retired,
1 E. Genessee Rd., Auburn, N. Y. 1903
Aikins, Lincoln James, Pf., Billings, Mont. 1938
Ainslie, Thomas, R.D. 1, Brosch Rd., Traverse
City, Mich.
Akaka, Abraham K., Kahului, Kauai, T. H.
Akerley, Henry Emerson, Royalston, Mass.
Aki, George, Ch. U.S. Army.
Akin, R. Ernest, Thaw\dlle, 111.
Akiona, Alfred K., Hanalei, Kauai, T. H.
Albrecht, Louis M., Scribner, Neb.
Albright, John A., p.o.d., 509 N. Sabina St
Anaheim, Cal.
Albright, John W., Box 322, BurUngton, N. C
Albright, Ralph Ewing, bus., R.D. 2, Amherst,
Ohio. 1926
Albright, Simon W„ 906 E. Jones St., Raleigh,
N. C. 1894
Alcala, David, Dir., 822 E. 20th St., Los
Angeles 11, 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. 33, 1912
[Aldrich, Mrs. Alice Phillips, deceased. 42
Aldrich, Glen Edward, bus., Evart, Mich. 1941
Aldridge, James M., 1100 E. Washington 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.
Alexander, Warner S., R. 1, Jeffersonville,
Ohio. 1909
[Alf, Alfred, deceased. 42
Allan, James Barr, 380 W. Main St., Water-
bury, Conn. 1942
Allan, W. Murray, 217 Sixth St., Ames, Iowa.
Allard, Alfred L., Pinckney, Mich.
AUbright, Manley F., 31 Quint Ave., AUston
34, Mass.
Allen, 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., deceased. 42
Allen, King S., asst. p., R.D. 3. Box 273, Bur-
Ungton, N. C. 1917
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[1945
Allen, LeRoy G., 624 Vamum Ave.. Lowell,
Allen, Ralph W., 481 S. Beach St., Syracuse,
N. Y. 1903
Allen, Robert James, 426 N. E. Prescott St.,
Portland 11, Ore.
AUen, William C, Otis Orchards, Wash. 1903
AUenby, Hubert A., The Fells, Falmouth,
IMass 1923
Aller, Isfathan Shaw, 29 North St., Baldwins-
ville, N. Y. 1895
AUingham, Robert, Ed., 1424 Gaylord St.,
Denver 6, Colo. 1903
♦Allison, Frederick E., 507 Church St., Lynch- *
burg, Va. 1912
Allison, John Murray, 317 Second St., Mari-
etta, Ohio.
Almon, Mrs. Hanna Lindquist, p.o.d., Derby,
Kans. 1930
Alstin, Claude D., R. 2, Box 102, Graham,
N. C. 1927
Alston, Robert J., 2422 Ludlow St., Norfolk,
Va.
Altvater, Ernest W., bus., Newell, S.D. 1906
Amason, J. E., bus., R. 1, Wedowee, Ala. 1921
Ament, Jacob H., Box 493, Windsor, Colo.
Ames, William P., bus., 946 Ohio St., Law-
rence, Kans. 1910
Amos, Frederick, Sylvan, Wash.
Andersen, Frank O., T., 4765 N. Manor Ave.,
Chicago 25, 111. 1897
Andersen, H. Gardner, 59 Bellevue St., Law-
rence, Mass.
Andersen, Ralph Miller, 364 Fairfax Rd.,
Drexel Hill, Pa.
Anderson, A. H., 6ms., 2424 Washington St.,
Lincoln 3, Neb. 1921
Anderson, Mrs. Ada Stone, 2812 Woolworth
Ave., Omaha 5, Neb. 1912
Anderson, Arthur Samuel, Hancock, Wis.
Anderson, Carl Hubert, 211 E. St. Clair St.,
Almont, Mich.
tAnderson, Charles, Glendale, Cal. 1874
[Anderson, Frank Howard, deceased. 42
Anderson, Frederick Reade, deceased.
Anderson, Gale, Ballantine, Mont.
Anderson, Howard Stone, 400 Elm St., Chevy
Chase, Md. 9
Anderson, Leila W., Dir. R.E., Box 138,
Huron, S. D. 25, 1940
Anderson, Mrs. Marlowe Addy, 400 Elm St.,
Chevy Chase, Md. 1927
Anderson, Ralph Kirk, 810 25th St., Colfax,
Wash.
Anderson, Stanley Earl, 285 High St., New-
buryport, Mass.
Anderson, Stuart LeRoy, 241 Cedar Ave.,
Long Beach 2, Cal. 16
Anderson, Thomas A., 675 Piedmont Ave.,
"Vr.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., Box 5397, Duke Sta., Dur-
ham, N. C.
Andes, William J., 637 S. Sunset Dr., Winston-
Salem 7, N. C.
Andrew, Benjamin Fay, Dublin, N. H. 1919
Andrew, William Richardson, Hampton,
Conn. 1944
Andrews, Benjamin R., Jr., Northfield School,
East Northfield, Mass. 1944
Andrews, Herbert T., Ada, Minn.
Andrews, Howard Aston, Ck. U.S. Army. 1941
Andrus, Floyd H., Delaware Ave., New Port
Richey, Fla.
Angell, Russell Edwards, 177 Main St., Ra-
vena, N. Y.
Anger, Raymond Wesley, 317 W. 56th St.,
New York 19, N. Y. 1935
Anhorn, Frederick, 329 Cherry Dr., Lodi,
Cal. 1910
Ansley, Rufus, Haverhill, N. H. 18
Anthony, Byron Kenneth, P. O. Box 549,
Waterbury 85, Conn. 29
Anthony, Edwin Tupper, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1939
Anthony, Silas Whitman, 410 Washington
St., Brighton 35, Mass.
Aoki, Mitsuo, Puunene, Maui, T.H.
Aoki, Sojiro, Puunene, Maui, T. H. 1936
Apple, J. Frank, 427 Rowland St., Hender-
son, N. C.
Applebee, Wendell T., Ch. U.S. Navy. 289, 1945
Appleton, Julius Garst, 728 Avenue H, Lemay,
Saint Louis 23, Mo. 1927
Applewhite, John M., 3416 Third Ave., New
York 56, N. Y. 1934
Archer, Russell Clifton, Murlin Hts., R.D. 5,
Dayton 5, Ohio.
Archibald, Warren Seymour, 221 Girard Ave.,
Hartford 5, Conn.
AreU, Oscar W., p.o.d., 8515 Ridge Blvd.,
Brooklyn 9, N. Y. 1918
Arends, B. R., 65 Southern Ave., Pittsburgh
11, Pa.
Arends, Harold L., 1142 Straliley PL, Pitts-
burgh 20, Pa.
Arendt, Eric Harthan, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1938
Argento, Francis C, T., 80 Highland Ave.,
West Newton 65, Mass. 1909
Armington, George F., 637 S. Fifth St., Salina,
Kans. 1898
[Armstrong, Joseph Herman, deceased. 42
Armstrong, Maurice W., Pf., Ursinus College,
CoUegeville, Pa. 1928
Armstrong, Robert G., St., 85 N. State St.,
Concord, N. H. 7, 14, 25, 1914
Armstrong, Thomas J., 6ms., Box 75, Rocky
Point, N. C. 1914
Arnold, David E., 6 E. Court St., New Hamp-
ton, Iowa.
Arnold, Harold L,, bus., North Eastham,
Mass. 1926
Arnold, Henry, p.em., 16 Hirst St., Fall River,
Mass. 1902
Arnold, Percy Arthur, 4992 Church St., Rich-
mond, Mich. 1911
Arnot, John Kivett, Byron, lU.
Artman, Joseph M., R. 1, Three Oaks, Mich.
[Artz, Frank S., deceased.
'Asbury, Thomas E., Warsaw, N. Y.
Ashby, Robinson, Roseville, 111. 1890
Ashby, Thompson E., 1 Boody St., Bruns-
wick, Me.
Ashby, William C, 5 Highland Ave., Yard-
viUe, N. J. 1924
Ashton, Eugene Samuel, Pf., Goucher College,
Baltimore, Md. 1939
Asplin, Glen R., 12164 Miller Rd., Lennon,
Mich. 1922
Atkins, Charles L., 16 Ashland St., Medford
55, Mass.
Atkins, Gaius Glenn, Pf. em., Highland St.,
North Marshfield, Mass. 8, 1895
Atkinson, Frank, p.em., 2001 Florida Ave.,
West Palm Beach, Fla. 1908
Atkinson, Henry Avery, Sec., 70 Fifth Ave.,
New York 11, N. Y. 9, 1902
Atwood, Alfred Ray, p.o.d.. Parallel St., Har-
wich, Mass. 1901
[Atwood, Henry Thayer, deceased. 42
[Aumann, William, deceased. 42
Austin, L. ChurchiU, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1943
Austin, Leon H., p.em., R.D. 2, Rockville,
Conn. 1901
Austin, Ralph V., 106 N. Oneida Ave., Rhine-
lander, Wis.
Avery, Oliver Perry, 6ms., 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.,
Avila, Carlos Alberto, 232 D St., Chino, Cal,
Awai, James, Waianae, Oahu, T. H.
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
357
Axtell, John Dayton, 1718 Jaynea St., Berke-
ley 3, Cal. 1916
Axton, John T., Ch. U.S. Army. 1917
Ayers, Stephen E., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1933
Ayers, William B., 35 W. Elm Ave., WoUaston
70, Mass.
Ayers, Lucy T., 209 Interlachen Ave., Winter
Park, Fla. 1922
Babbitt, Paul Edward, 5080 Majrwood Ave.,
Los AJigeles 41, Cal.
Babcock, Everett Ambrose, St., 1006 Hippo-
drome Bldg., Cleveland 14, Ohio. 25, 1933
Baber, Harold E., 224 N. Second St., Barstow,
Cal.
Bachelder, Stephen, 58 Union St., Montclair,
N.J.
Bacheler, Francis Peck, p.em., 24 Yale St.,
Hartford 6, Conn. 1888
Bacheler, Theodore, Ch. U.S. Army. 1917
Bacon, Alvin C, R.D. 1, Barnstead, N. H.
Bacon, William F., 222 Bicking St., Indian-
apolis 2, Ind.
Badder, Coral F., Big Rapids, Mich.
Baehr, Karl H., 1305 N. Hamlin Ave., Chi-
cago 31, lU.
Bagby, A. Guy, Bethel, Ohio.
Bagby, Charles Lee, 329 Park St., Elgin, Bl. 1940
Bagdikian, Aram T., 28 Walworth St., Worces-
tcr 2 JVTsLSS
Baggett, John W., 1508 Elm Ave., Ports- 1911
mouth, Va.
Baharian, Bedros, 81 Edison Pk., Quinoy 69,
A Toga
Bahr, Hubert A., Table Grove, 111.
Bailey, Arthur Ward, p.o.d., 2264 Tasso St.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 1900
Bailey, Floyd S., Box 133, Mojave, Cal.
Bailey, Gurdon F., 9 Park PI., Mystic, Conn. 1893
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. 36, 1927
Bair, Herbert H., 35 Bardwell St., South
Hadley Falls, Mass.
Baird, George B., E. 3214 30th Ave., Spokane
10, Wash.
Baird, Lucius 0., 580 Mayflower Rd., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1891
Bakeman, Robert A., R.D. 1, East Alton,
N. H. 1905
Baker, Albert S., p.em., 2315 Maile Way,
Honolulu 5, T. H. 1904
Baker, E. D., 800 Harriet St., Raleigh, N. C. 1924
Baker, Edward L., 601 W. Montgomery St.,
Creston, Iowa.
Baker, Ernest Lester, 46 Church St., Merri-
mac, Mass. 1894
Baker, Gordon J., 3144 Overland Ave., Los
Angeles 34, Cal.
Baker, Marion Whetstone, Ch., 1800 Wash-
burn Ave., Topeka, Kans. 1896
Baker, Mark B., Holyoke, Mass. 289, 1945
Baker, Miss Myrtle I., Sec, 508 E. Washing-
ton St., Lebanon, Ind. 1933
Baker, Paul E., Asso. Dir. Ed., Hampton
Institute, Hampton, Va. 1918
Baker, Walter A., Box 105, Permey Farms,
Fla. 1897
Baker, Weltie E., R. 6, Sidney, Ohio.
Baker, William H., 391 Victoria Ave., Winter
Park, Fla. 1887
Balcom, Herbert Melvin, 61 Russell Ave.,
East Providence, R. I.
Baldwin, Alfred Graham, T., Hidden Field,
Andover, Mass. 1928
Baldwin, Carl F., 1 W. Pearl St., Greenwood,
Ind.
Baldwin, Clarence W., Dunkirk, Ind.
Baldwin, William E., 1910 Gage Blvd., To-
peka, Kans.
Balfour, John H., Imlay City, Mich.
Balian, Mihran P., p.o.d , Casilla de Correo
608, Buenos Aires, Argentina, S. A. 1936
Ball, Arza R., hus., R.D., Amesville, Ohio. 1929
Ball, James E., Lakefield, Minn. 1904
Ballensky, James J., bus.. Box 452, Dos Palos,
Cal. 1921
tBallesteros, Carlos E., 823 Lawton St., Red-
lands, Cal. 1933
Ballmer, Isaiah Balcom, 729 N. Prospect St.,
Kansas City 1, 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, deceased. 42
Ballou, John Kendrick, 378 S. Murphy Ave.,
Sunnyvale, Cal.
Ballou, Luther, Phillipsburg, Ohio.
Baltzer, Melbourne O., 109 Oliver St., Maiden
48, Mass.
Balzer, Jacob Frank, 408 E. 12th St., Crete,
Neb. 8
Band, Norwood E., 3422 Warden Dr., Phila-
delphia 29, Pa.
Banks, Harry F., Trego, Wis. 1916
Banks, Henry Benjamin, 1514 Mulberry Ave.,
Anniston, Ala.
Banks, John D., 724 N. Broad St., Fremont,
Neb.
Banning, Andrew, Pf., 311 Hammond St.,
Bangor, Me. 32, 1937_
Banninga, John J., i.d.w., 156 Fifth Ave.,
New York 27, N. Y. 1901
Baptist, John D., 1237 St. Charles St., Thi-
bodaux. La. 1916
Barber, Laurence L., Lee., 34 Kimball Rd.,
Arlington 74, Mass. 29, 1913
Barber, Ray W., bus., 23221 Hollander St.,
Dearborn, Mich. 1921
Barbour, John James, 2717 University Ave.,
San Diego, Cal.
Barbour, Thomas WilUam, 11270 N. Huston
St., North Hollywood, Cal. 1892
Barbre, John R., Crossville, lU. 1932
Bare, Carl Brenton, 138 Bliss Rd., Newport,
R. I. 29
Barker, Franklin W., p.em.. Box 174, Union-
viUe, Conn. 1895
Barker, James I., Tallassee, Ala.
Barker, Lee Vaughn, 211 W. 56th St., New
York 19, N. Y.
Barker, Otis W., 145 Warrenton Ave., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 1893
Barker, Thomas, Masonic Home, Dousman,
Wis. 1891
Barkhau, Harold W., Park Ave. & Nelson PL,
Newport, Ky.
Barksdale, Robert Malcolm, 1719 Ninth St.,
Bay City, Mich.
Barnard, Alfred James, 55 Arborough Rd.,
Roslindale 31, Mass. 28
Barnard, Orlo E., Thompson, Conn.
Barndt, William G. G., Ashland, Me.
Barnes, Ernest Winfred, Sec, Y.M.C.A., Ard-
more. Pa. 1918
Barnes, Estle C, bus., 4023 River Rd., Corn-
stock Park, Mich. 1927
Barnes, Guy Leslie, 321 E. Kent Ave., Mis-
soula, Mont.
Barnes, Howard C, R.D. 3, Kent, Ohio.
Barnes, J., Box 133, Warsaw, N. C. 1919
Barnes, Orville A., Appleton, Minn.
Barnes, Robert J., R.D. 1, LakehiU, Hajrward,
Wis.
Barnes, WiUiam D., s.w., 661 Bloomfield Ave.,
Bloomfield, Conn. 1911
Barnett, John Wilbert, 15 Lynde St., Salem,
Mass.
Barnette, Leslie J., 2354 Carmel Ave., Racine,
Wis.
BarnhiU, Fredrick A., 306 W. Culver Ave.,
Phoenix, Ariz.
BarnhiU, Oscar F., Box 71, Troy, N. C.
Bamum, Orien Sherman, bus., R.D., Chelan,
Wash. 1896
Barr, Walter Browne, II, 60 Crescent St.,
Middletown, Conn,
358
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[1945
Barrett, D. P., Box 814, Lenoir, N. C. 1900
Barrett, John C, bus., 202 27th St., Virginia
Beach, Va. 1931
Barrett, Q. K., 465 S. Seventh St., E., Salt
Lake City, Utah. 1930
Barrows, Irvin, South Shore, S. D.
Barsalou, George F., Forest City, Iowa.
Barstow, Robbins Wolcott, i.d.w., 297 Fourth
Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 22, 1916
Barth, WiUiam L., Box 407, Tujunga, Cal. 1890
Bartholomew, Donald Irving, Lisle, 111. 289
Bartholomew, Lisle, Ch. U.S. Army. 1937
[Bartholomew, Noyes Otis, deceased. 42
Bartlett, Alden Eugene, Ev., Bartlett Manor,
West Chester, Pa. 1897
♦Bartlett, Charles Frederick, s.w., Jamestown,
N. D. 1935
Bartlett, Henry M., Stockbridge, Mass.
Bartlett, Hollis M., 92 Coburn Ave., Worces-
ter, Mass. 27
Bartlett, Robert M., 213 W. Allegan St.,
Lansing, Mich.
Bartlett, William Hartnell, bus., 9 Mann Lot
Rd., North Scituate, Mass. 1922
Bartley, William Tenney, Canaan, N. Y.
Barton, Brice S., p.em., Lincoln, Kans. 1900
Barton, William P., 184 S. Walker St., Taun- .
ton, Mass.
Bartter, Alfred H., Asso. St., Box 808, James-
town, N. D. 18, 25, 1928
Bartter, Mrs. Frances Pratt, Box 808, James-
town, N. D. 1944
Barwick, Arthur W., 208 W. 19th St., Chey-
enne, Wyo.
Bascom, Mrs. Elida Frost, R. 1, Alstead,
N. H. 1924
Bascom, Eric W., R. 1, Alstead, N. H.
[Bashford, Alfred E., deceased.
Bashore, Blair O., p.o.d.. Independence, Iowa. 1937
Basinger, C. O., Port Washington, Wis. 289, 1945
Baskerville, Robert, bus., 502 Belmont Ave.,
Seattle, Wash. 1915
Bassett, Elton Kennedy, 53 Elm St., Woburn,
Mass.
Bast, Mrs. Alzina Munger, Cromwell, Iowa. 1944
Bast, C- William, Cromwell, Iowa. 16
Bast, Carl P., 171 W. Wilson St., Batavia, 111.
Bates, Henry Liberty, Dean em., 306 S. A St.,
Forest Grove, Ore. 1881
Bates, Mrs. Juanita Breckenridge, 310 N.
Aurora St., Ithaca, N. Y. 1892
Batten, James H., 536 Hazel Dr., Corona
Del Mar, Cal. 1895
Bauer, Thorpe, Ch. U.S. Army. 1927
Baughman, CUfford W., Buda, 111.
Baughman, John, 109 W. Pembroke St.,
Tuscola, 111.
Bauman, Benjamin R., Bloomington, Wis.
Bauman, E., bus., 817 14th Ave., Sidney,
Neb. 1901
Bauman, Elven K., 317 N. Osborne St., Ains-
worth. Neb.
Baumann, Gustav B., Minden, Iowa.
Baumann, Hugo M., p.em., 512 Harold St.,
Lodi, Cal. 1900
Baumgardner, Gill M., bus., 641 Fultz St.,
Akron 7, Ohio. . 1913
Bawden, Raymond Chester, bus., R.D., Ridge-
way, Wis. 1943
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., Pomona, Fla.
Bayne, Veil M., R.D. 1, Trinity, Ala.
Beach, Curtis, 225 W. California St., Pasadena 289
2, Cal.
Beach, David Nelson, 311 Temple St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 9
Beach, George E., Jericho Center, Vt.
Beach, Reuel W., 41 RandaU Ave., East Wey-
mouth 89, Mass.
Beach, Walter Burley, 531 N. Thurd St., Mon-
tevideo, Minn.
Beadle, Harry Annesley, Glastonbury, Conn, 1901
Beale, Merrill, 578 Van Buren St., Gary, Ind.
Beale, T. F. Rutledge, 316 N. 27th St., BiU-
ings, Mont.
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, Willard Livingstone, Century Farm,
R.D. 2, Shelton, Conn. 1894
Beard, WiUiam Spencer, Newtown, Conn. 1897
Beardslee, Claude Gillette, Pf., Lehigh Uni-
versity, Bethlehem, Pa. 1914
Beardslee, Lyndon S., P. O. Box 195, Erving,
Mass.
Beardslee, Raymond A., 41 Wall St., Spring-
field, Vt.
Beardsley, Frank G., Zumbrota, Minn.
Beardsley, Whitmore E., R.D. 1, Northamp-
ton, Mass.
Beasley, Louis James, Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Beattie, John L., R. 2, Abingdon, Va. 1903
Bebee, William Lome, bus., 1681 West St.,
Utica, N. Y. 1925
Bechtel, Philip, p.em., Merriman, Neb. 1895
Bechtold, Paul F., R.D. 4, Kansas City, Kans.
Bechtold, Warren, bus., 1468 Westdale Rd.,
South Euclid, Ohio. 1922
Beck, Foster M., Box 213, Elcho, Wis.
Beck, John D., Ewa, Oahu, T. H.
Becker, Ernest Anton, Jr., 20 Park PL, Lee,
Mass.
Becker, Hugo, 2831 N.E. Seventh Ave., Port-
land 12, Ore.
Becker, James A., 1453 California St., Denver,
Colo. 1894
Becker, John R., 527 Nassau St., New London,
Wis.
Becker, S. Theodore, 410 Third Ave., E.,
Mobridge, S. D.
Becker, William, Friend, Neb.
Beckwith, Hubert S., 4300 16th St., S., Arling-
ton, Va. 289
Beckwith, Kenneth D., 2 Hawthorne St., Bev-
erly, Mass.
Beddoes, Arthur E., 138 Washington St., E.,
RushviUe, lU. 1896
Bedford, Archie Burns, 319 W. Kennedy St.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Bedient, Marlin C, 136 Elizabeth St., Derby,
Conn.
Bedikian, Antranig A., 152 E. 34th St., New
York 16, N. Y.
Bedrosian, Kapriel, 2227 Virginia Rd., Los
Angeles 16, Cal.
Beebe, Ralph J., 703 Fifth Ave., Sibley, Iowa.
Beebe, Richard Knowles, Cornwall, Conn.
Beene, Dow B., Pf., 4 W. 93rd St., New York
25, N. Y. 1911
tBeffa, Verne D., New Haven, Conn. 1940
Beggs, David McCullough, 120 Second St.,
S.E., Hampton, Iowa.
Behler, Anton, My., Urdinarrain, Entre Rios,
Argentina, S. A. 1942
Behrens, Robert E., 119 Harris St., Lodi, Ohio. 289
Beisiegel, Jacob J., Advance, Ind.
Beittel, Adam Daniel, Pr., Talladega College,
Talladega, Ala. 39,41,1925
Bekeschus, Paul C, 3720 Alaska Ct., Cin-
cinnati 29, Ohio.
Belknap, C. Leroy, Summer Hill, 111.
BeU, Aylesworth B., 1315 Oak St., Paso
Robles, Cal.
Bell, Edgar L., 34 Foster St., Newtonville,
Mass. 1929
[Bell, Enoch Frye, deceased. 42
Bell, Franklin G., p.o.d., Beecher City, HI. 1914
Bell, Robert Piersol, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1944
Bell, Thomas J., Y.M.C.A., Brockton, Mass.
Bellingham, Ernest R., Box 1094, Saint
Helens, Ore.
Bender, William A., Tougaloo College, Touga-
loo. Miss.
Benedict, Elmer W., 271 E. Ninth St.,
burg, Cal.
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
359
Benedict, Herbert Hawthorne, Seabrook, N. H.
Bengston, Ernest L., Jr., Ch. U.S. Army. 1943
Bennett, Clarence S., 6ms., R.D. 1, Jefferson-
viUe, Ohio. 1914
Bennett, Fred Donald, Ch., Chestnut Hill,
Mass. 1934
Bennett, James Gordon, 3805 Third Ave., S.,
Minneapolis 8, Minn.
Bennett, John Coleman, Pf., 3041 Broadway,
New York 27, N. Y. 8, 9, 14, 21, 1939
Bennett, John N., White Oaks, Hollister, Mo. 1922
Bennett, Joseph Henry, Box 397, Loomis, Cal.
Bennett, Loyal V., R.D. 1, Salem, Ohio. 1923
Bennett, Perez N., bus., Box 898, Ferndale,
Wash. 1914
Bennett, Richard H., 52 Willow St., Belmont
78, Mass. 8
Bennett, Simon A., St., 55 Warwick Rd.,
Muncie, Ind. 24, 1913
Bennett, Thomas E., Box 344,' Traverse City,
Mich.
Bennett, William L., 2259 Tremainsville Rd.,
Toledo 12, Ohio.
Benninger, Samuel C, Box 345, Grand Chain,
m. ,
Benson, Ernest L., 480 Columbia Ave., Elgm,
m. 1897
Benson, Frank T., 3763 Seventh St., E., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1924
Benson, Vernon E. F., Harlan, Iowa.
Bentall, Alfred A., bus., 910 W. Shiawasee
St., Lansing, Mich. 1902
Bentley, Harold B., Main St., Spencer, Mass.
Bentley, Robert A., 819 S. 14th St., Saint
Joseph 36, Mo.
Beougher, Sanford L., 220 E. Elm St., Wau-
seon, Ohio.
Berckman, William O., R. 4, Box 57, Lake-
land, Fla. 1897
Berg, John Wesley, 6ms., 979 Downing St.,
Denver 3, Colo. 1927
Bergen, Harry H., 61 North St., Walton, N. Y.
Berger, William Ellsworth, Franklin, Neb.
Berggren, Walter C, Polk City, Iowa.
Berghoefer, Frederick J., 1722 N. Park Ave.,
Chicago 14, 111.
Bergman, Carl John, 8 Neponset Ave., Canton,
Mass.
Bergman, Franklin H., Madison, Minn.
Bergsman, Erick, Collbran, Colo.
Bergsman, Lee D., osso. p., 645 Boylston St.,
Boston 16, Mass. 1943
Bergstedt, Axel, p.o.d., 98 French Ave., Brock-
ton 37, Mass. 1907
Berkeley, WiUiam George, Brookline, N. H. 1906
Berle, Adolf Augustus, 27 W. 44th St., New
York 18, N. Y. 1887
Berreman, George Ciirtis, 232 E. Main St.,
Berreth, Edwin O., 115 W. LaCrosse St., 289
LaCrosse, Wis.
Berriman, WiUiam, Bozrah, Conn.
Berry, John Erwin, 6ms., 1930 Warren St., San
Fernando, Cal. 1914
Berry, John Paris, 321 W. Jefferson St.,
Phoenix, Ariz. 1891
Berry, Kenneth W., 135 Bank St., Burlington,
Vt.
Berry, Lawrence W., 356 Lenox St., New
Haven 13, Conn.
Besselievre, WiUiam C, Ch. U. S. Army. 1918
Best, AUen 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., 915 Charleston St.,
Lincoln 8, Neb.
Betz, Allison R., Sylvan, Wash. 1904
Bevan, Vernon F., 95 Main St., Shelburne
FalUs, Mass.
Beverage, Albion P., Sec, 1 Metropolitan Ave.,
Forest Glen, Md. 1942
Bewer, Julius A.. Pf., 606 W. 122nd St., New
York 27, N. Y. 1906
Bewkes, Eugene Garrett, Pf., St. Lawrence
University, Canton N. Y. 1922
Beyer, Richard F., 32 Pleasant St., Spring-
field, Vt. 8
BibUoni, Eduardo, Snau 5}^, Santurce, P. R.
Bicket, Willard A., Rutland, Mass.
Biddle, Eugene L., T., Deerfield, Mass. 1924
Biddle, Roger E., p.o.d., Wathena, Kans. 1943
BidweU, Charles A., 402 N. Main St., Andover,
IVIass
tBielefield, John H. 1907
Bigelow, Frank E., Penney Farms, Fla. 1897
Billings, Osmond J., 8 Andover St., George-
town, Mass.
BiUingsley, Richard T., 31 East Ave., Middle-
town, N. Y.
Bingham, Brewster, A.B.C.F.M. 1935
Binkhorst, Arie, 302 Yale St., Olivet, Mich. 1895
Birch, Guy R., Cortland, Neb.
Birge, John Kingsley, A.B.C.F.M. 1914
Bishop, Frederick John, s.w., 10 Maple St.,
Sanford, Me. 1922
Bishop, James Harold, 55 S. Governors Ave.,
Dov»r, Del. 1941
BisseU, Henry Martj^i, 978 Euclid St., Saint
Paul 6, Minn.
BisseU, Shelton, Napa, Cal. 1902
[BisseU, William Foster, deceased. 43
Bissett, WiUiam C, Windham, Conn. 289
Bissey, Charles J., T., 7114 W. 44th Ave.,
Denver, Colo. 1933
Black, Archibald, Stockbridge, Mass. 1909
Black, Floyd H., Pr., Robert College, Istanbul,
Turkey. 1917
Black, Ira Donald, p. at I., 501 N. Wittenberg
Ave., Springfield, Ohio. 25, 1931
Black, May Gabel, 501 N. Wittenberg Ave.,
Springfield, Ohio. 1940
Black, Oliver Kenneth, 940 22nd St., Moline,
lU.
Black, Robert F., Milton, Wis. 1902
Blackburn, John F., 1442 S. Gordon St., S. W.,
Atlanta, Ga. 1895
Blackburn, W. S., Lyndon, Kans. 1888
Blackford, Horace V., 10 Lincoln St., Brook-
field, Mass.
Blacklidge, John H., 242 E. 14th St., New
York 3, N. Y. 1942
Blackman, John CarroU, 3423 Classen Blvd.,
Oklahoma City 6, Okla. 1912
Blackmer, Edmund F., Belchertown, Mass. 1895
Blackmer, Walter Raymond, Westminster, Vt.
Blackmon, Andrew Jack, i.d.w., 801 Seaboard
Bldg., Seattle 1, Wash. 1933
BlackweU, Harry Lee, 1722 Oakfield St., Nor-
folk, Va. 1915
BlackweU, James PiUey, R. 1, Rutledge, Ala. 1917
Blair, David George, 2944 W. Ave. 33, Los
Angeles 41, Cal. 1893
Blair, W. Walter, 6ms., 3344 Portland Ave.,
Minneapolis 7, Minn. 1899
BlaisdeU, AUen Carrier, s.w., 1606 La Vereda
St., Berkeley 4, Cal. 1923
BlaisdeU, James A., Pr. em., Pomona CoUege
Library, Claremont, Cal. 1892
Blake, Everett C, A.B.C.F.M. 1927
[Blakely, Quincy, deceased. 43
Blakesley, Robert I., 20 Windsor Rd., Welles-
ley HiUs 82, Mass.
Blakeway, Herbert Norris, hu8., 8525 S. Car-
penter St., Chicago 20, lU. 1919
Blakney, Raymond B., A.B.C.F.M. 1918
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
Blanchard, Myles D., Westmoreland Depot,
N. H.
Blankenship, Perry M., 2013 Lawrence Ave.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Blanning, Howard A., Benton Harbor, Mich. 8
Blaze, Arthur K., 26 Linden St., Schenectady
4, N. Y.
360
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1945
Blish, Frank M., Kirkland, Wash.
Bliss, Alfred V., p.em., 112 Newland Rd.,
Arlington, Mass. 1898
Bliss, Charles Bemis, West Brookfield, Mass. 1903
Bliss, Daniel, 24 Maple Ave., Greenwich,
Conn. 18
Blodgett, Emerson Floyd, Ch. U. S. Army. 1934
Blomfield, Stanley F., p.em., 16 Mortimer St.,
Springfield, Mass. 1894
fBloom, 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.
Blowen, Arthur S., 6 Paris St., Norway, Me. 289
[Blue, Elijah J., deceased. 43
Blueyes, Thomas, Eagle Butte, S. D. 1929
Blundon, Leslie W., Ch. U.S. Army. 1922
Blunt, Gordon, Oberlin Seminary, Oberlin,
Ohio. 1944
Blunt, Harry B., Rockport, 111. 1899
Blyth, Robert Bayne, 4490 Broadale Rd.,
Cleveland 9, Ohio.
Boadway, Raymond L., 467 Fourth St.,
Manistee, Mich.
[Boardman, Charles Watkins, deceased. 43
tBoardman, Harry L., c/o Far View Ranch,
MarysviUe, Cal. 1893
Boardman, Howard F., R.D. 1, South Wind-
ham, Me. 289
Bockoven, John C, 214 W. Walnut St., Saint
Charles, 111.
Bockoven, Paul J., 619 Buchanan St., To-
peka, Kans.
Boden, Reynold Blomerley, 2445 W. Wash-
ington Blvd., Los Angeles 7, Cal.
Bodge, J. Everett, 51 Hayden Rowe St., Hop-
kin ton, Mass.
Boettcher, Alvin Herman, Box 56, Reinbeck,
Iowa.
Boettcher, Russell W., 1514 McCausland Ave.,
Saint Louis 17, Mo.
Bohi, William G., Riceville, Iowa.
Bohn, WiUiam Frederick, 285 Oak St., Oberlin,
Ohio. 8, 11, 1902
Boicourt, William, 12 Upland Rd., Water-
town 72, Mass. 1906
Boisen, Anton T., Pf., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1911
Boland, Almon T., p.em., Haverhill, N. H. 1907
Bollinger, Carl J., 1703 Ross Ave., Saint Paul
6, Minn.
Bolhnger, Edward T., p.o.d.. Raton, N. M. 1933
Bollman, Oscar Philip, 156 S. Main St.,
Romeo, Mich.
Bomers, Arthur Edward, 210 W. Grand Cross-
ing Blvd., Mobridge, S. D.
Bond, Claude, 11 W. Chester St., Nantucket,
Mass.
Bond, L. Donald, 112 Grove St., Mankato,
Minn.
Bond, Lester E., 4196 Rochester Rd., San
Diego 4, Cal.
Bond, Robert, Sherburn, Minn. 289
Bond, Theodore Milton, bus., 52 Prospect
St., Binghamton, N. Y. 1919
Bonny, Oscar E., 2592 W. 14th St., Cleveland
13, Ohio.
Boooh, Harold L., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1936
Booker, Vernon Libby, c/o Mrs. Mabel
Booker, Brewer, Me. 1938
Boomgaarden, N. J. O., p.o.d., 367 RoUand St.,
Tracy, Minn. 1934
Boone, Amos R., 223 N. School St., Lodi, Cal.
Booth, A. Lynn, p.o.d., 180 Mariner St.,
Buffalo, N. Y. 1927
Booth, Robert H., 1205 Coral Rd., Waycross,
Ga.
Booth, Vincent Ravi, p.em., 191 Woodcliff
Rd., Newton Highlands, Mass, 1901
Booth, Walter Peter, 825 Morris St., Ogdens-
burg, N. Y. 1923
Booth, WiUiam Roberts, A.B.C.F.M. 289, 1945
Borden, Evart P., 167 Harrison St., Ashland,
Ore.
[Boren, Frank Eugene, deceased. 43
Bossing, Nelson L., Pf., 5620 Edgewater
Blvd., Minneapolis 7, Minn. 1918
Bosworth, Edward F., Pf., 78 S. Professor St.,
Oberlin, Ohio. 1923
[Bosworth, Linneus Marshall, deceased. 43
Bosworth, Theodore K., Douglass, Kans.
Boughey, Harry, Hartington, Neb. 289
Bouman, Dennis D., 27 Locust St., James-
town, N. Y.
Bourne, Alexander P., Mattapoisett, Mass. 1895
Bourne, Donald S., Benton Harbor, Mich.
Bourne, Grant Rogers, U.S.O., 200 Albert
Ave., Cranston 5, R. I. 1937
Bourner, Charles A., 128 Groton Ave., Cort-
land, N. Y. 1911
Bousman, Gaiy Alfred, 2717 E. Hampshire
St., Milwaukee, Wis.
Bouton, Tilton C. H., Box 863, Saint Peters-
burg, Fla. 1881
Boutte, Armand V., 4120 Willow St., New
Orleans, La. 1912
Bowden, Daniel Joseph, Dean, Elon College,
N. C. 1936
Bowden, Henry M., State Line, Mass. 1886
Bowdish, Austin Craig, R. 1, Lake Wales,
Fla. 1901
Bowen, Richard H., 116 Park PL, Canan-
daigua, N. Y.
Bower, Franklin A., Box 302, Madison, Conn.
Bower, Porter, 511 E. Calhoun St., Springfield,
Mo.
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.
Bowman, Paul J., Oxford, Mass.
[Bown, Frank A., deceased.
Boxwell, Daniel Warren, P.O. Box 244, Hana-
pepe, Kauai, T. H. 289
Boyce, Gerald E., 224 New York Ave., Og-
densburg, N. Y.
tBoyd, George, Washington, Ga. 1922
Boyd, James Erwin, Box 520, Wantagh, N. Y.
Boyd, William Cowan, 319 W. Sumner St.,
Streator, 111.
Boyd, William T., Flasher, N. D.
*Bovkin, W, T.,' Lucoma, N. C. (— )
Boykins, Lewis, 700 Parker St., Norfolk, Va.
Boynton, Edward C, 1 Heathcote Rd., Scars-
dale, N. Y. 9,14,16,27
Boynton, Morrison Russell, 70 Sumner St.,
Newton Center 59, Mass. 9, 22, 32
Bozarth, Howard P., 892 Main St., Walpole,
Mass.
Bozell, Ray, R. 5, Edinburg, Ind.
Bradbury, Clarence J., Gomer, Ohio.
Bradbury, Jesse M., p.o.d., Humboldt, 111. 1906
Braden, Wayne L., Ch. U.S. Army. 1920
Bradford, Arthur Howe, 20 Diman PL, Prov-
idence 6, R. I. 7
Bradford, Walter P., 66 Park St., Brandon,
Vt. 1915
Bradley, Dwight J., i.d.w., 205 E. 42nd St.,
New York 17, N. Y. 1915
Bradley, Edward E., SargentviUe, Me. 1893
Bradley,' Mrs. Ellen P., Monroe, Wash.
[Bradley, Henry Stiles, deceased. 43
Bradshaw, Harold C, i.d.w., 633 Kansas Ave.,
Topeka, Kans. 1933
Bradshaw, Marion J., Pf., 319 Union St.,
Bangor, Me. 32, 1912
Brady, Donald D., 1601 Chapin St., Jackson,
Mich.
Brady, E. Carl, Box 26, Robbing, N. C.
Brammer, Merrell M., 1375 W. Clifton Blvd.,
Lakewood 7, Ohio.
*Brammer, Mrs. Minnie, R. 3, Maysville, Ky. 1903
Branch, Edward Briant, Lake Charles, La. 1940
Brandt, Marvin R., St., Box 1776, Fargo,
N. D. 18, 25, 1914
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
361
Braselton, W. Emmett, 213 Washington St.,
Melbourne, Fla.
Brautigam, J. Herbert, Jr., 87 College St.,
South Hadley, Mass. 1944
Brave, Benjamin, Little Eagle, 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 B., Williams Bay, Wis.
Bremiing, Abraham, 1404 Ninth Ave., Scotts-
bluff. Neb.
Bressler, Z. Martin, LaMoille, Iowa.
Bretnall, George Herbert, bus., Box 403, Shep-
herdstown, W. Va. 1908
Brewster, Charles T., 710 Poyntz Ave., Man-
hattan, Kans.
Brewster, Herbert, Honokaa, T. H.
Brice, John, Sedalia, N. C.
Brickhouse, Ernest F., 1811 Claiborne Ave.,
Norfolk 4, Va. 1944
Briddon, Albert L., p.em., De Ruyter, N. Y. 1916
Bridges, John N., Rio Vista, Cal.
Bridwell, Charles W., 1120 20th St., Denver 1,
Colo.
Briggs, Belinda May, 601 Newport Ave., South
Attleboro, Mass.
Briggs, Frank L., 601 Newport Ave., South
Attleboro, Mass.
Briggs, Raleigh Robert, Box 359, Suffolk, Va.
Briley, Charles S., 144 S. Culver St., Logan,
Ohio. 1903
Brinohfield, J. J., Burlington, N. C. 1937
Brink, Frederick, 1437 12th St., Moline, 111.
Brinkmeyer, Elmer G., 1110 Koenigstein Ave.,
Norfolk, 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., P. O. Box 16, Easton,
Conn.
Brock, George A., 127 Circular St., Saratoga
Springs, N. Y.
Brockner, Herbert Edward, 33 Walnut St.,
Winsted, Conn.
Brockway, Walter P., R.D. 1, Auburn, N. H.
Brodie, Jackson A., 1130 Cooper St., Camden,
N. J. 1915
Brodie, Robert B., 1015 Trinity Ave., New
York 56, N. Y.
Brokaw, Augustus D., 3240 Fifth Ave., S.,
Minneapolis 8, Minn.
Brokenshire, Gordon, T., Bolles School, Jack-
sonville, Fla. 1930
Bromley, Norman Isaac, 516 Seventh St.,
Huntington, W. Va.
Bronsdon, Allen A., 194 High St., North Attle-
boro, Mass. 1897
Brookes, George S., p. em., 62 Union St., Rock-
viDe, Conn. 1914
Brookes, Kenneth, 80 Broad St., Westfield,
Mass.
Brooks, Arthur Clinton, T., Asheville School,
Asheville, N. C. 1940
Brooks, Edward L., 14 S. Dixie Hgwy.,
Saint Augustine, Fla. 1892
Brooks, Hans A., 94 Dodge St., Clintonville,
Wis. 1895
Brooks, James T., Cobden, 111.
Brooks, Robert William, 1204 Fairmont St.,
N. W., Washington 9, D. C. 37
Brose, Fred Oscar, R.D. 2, Box 875 A, Escon-
dido, Cal. 1912
Brosius, Miss lona. Hot Sulphur Springs,
Colo.
Brost, Carl F., 637 Whedbee St., Fort Collins,
Colo.
Brotherston, Arthur, Holliston, Mass. 1915
Brotherston, Bruce Wallace, coll. p.. Tufts
College, Medford, Mass. 1907
Brouse, Cecil L., 647 E. Washington St.,
Winchester, Ind. 1939
Brower, Charles De Wolf, Box 86, Interlachen,
Fla.
Brown, Albert R., 51 Sparhawk St., Ames-
bury, Mass.
Brown, Arnold Allan, Durham, N. H.
Brown, Arthur N., Box 3$2, Mukwonago,
Wis.
*tBrown, Ben Levi, Bridgeport, Okla. 1907
Brown, C. Victor, coll. p., Union College,
Schenectady, N. Y. 1928
Brown, Charles MacKinnon, 338 Grove St.,
Fort Atkinson, Wis.
Brown, Charles Reynolds, Dean em., 233 Ed-
wards St., New Haven 11, Conn. 36, 1889
Brown, Charles Theodore, Bucksport, Me.
Brown, Chester Clayton, Medford, Okla.
[Brown, Christian Ozro, deceased. 43
Brown, Dale D., Sec, 151 Bloor St., Toronto,
Ontario, Canada. 1942
Brown, E. O., R. 3, Warren, Ind. 1926
*Brown, Mrs. Ella White, 117 E. Concord Ave.,
Orlando, Fla. 1905
Brown, Elton Winslow, 54 Boston Rd.,
Chelmsford, Mass.
Brown, Forrest R., Box 584, Holliston, Mass.
Brown, Frederic Kenyon, Main St., Lan-
caster, 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.
Brown, Gibson Willis, Stouffville, Ontario, Can-
ada,
Brown, Henry M., 16 Serpentine Dr., New
RocheUe, N. Y. 1894
Brown, Herbert S., p.em., 91 Merchant St.,
Bridgeport 4, Conn. 1886
Brown, Hugh Elmer, 1417 Hinman Ave.,
Evanston, 111. 27
Brown, J. C, 6ms., 620 Brown St., Columbus,
Ga. 1919
Brown, J. Graydon, 23 Court St., Rutland, Vt.
Brown, J. H., Burlington, N. C.
Brown, James Good, Lee, Mass. 1922
Brown, James Wiley, coll. p., Tillotson College,
Austin 22, Tex. 1934
tBrown, Loren H., Mass. 1927
Brown, Marvin Darlo, 1016 N. Seventh St.,
Garden City, Kans.
Brown, T. V., Box 35, Wakefield, Va.
Brown, Texas, 1251 28th St., Newport News,
Va.
Brown, Victor F., 218 E. Hamlin St., Eaton
Rapids, Mich.
Brownell, Donald Ralph, 6416 W. 83rd St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1938
Brownell, Joseph Daniel, Anna Maria, Fla. 1915
Brownlee,- Fred Leslie, Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 8, 19, 21, 1910
Brownlow, George A., 412 S. Christy St.,
Sumner, lU.
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, 25, 1906
Bruggeman, Walter, p.o.d., Haverford &
Manoa Rds., Philadelphia, Pa. 1921
Bruins, F. Woodworth, Malta, Mont.
Brumsfield, Thomas Mason, Pf., 1006 12th
Ave., N., Nashville, Tenn. 1912
Bruno, Frank J., Pf., 743 Westwood Dr.,
Clayton, Mo. 1902
Brunston, W. B., 303 Amber St., Durham,
N. C.
Bryant, Charles B., p.o.d., Abilene, Kans. 1917
[Bryant, Charles Montague, deceased. 43
Bryant, Richard Whitney, 154 Institution
Ave., Newton Center 59, Mass. 289
362
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[1945
Buchanan, Albert Brown, 28 Scotland Rd.,
Canandaigua, N. Y. 1942
Bucher, Chester Sarbin, bus., 1328 Midland
Ave., Bronxville, N. Y. 1913
Buck, Benjamin F., 1939 11th Ave., Greeley,
Colo. 1900
Buck, George H., Crown Point, N. Y. 1894
Buck, John W., p.em., R. 2, Box 226, Yucaipa,
Cal. 1885
[Buokham, John Wright, deceased. 43
Buckham, Sidney H., 225 Tilton Ave., San
Mateo, Cal. 18
Buckingham, Merritt Scott, 402 Fairview
Ave., Gaffney, S. C. 1892
*Buckler, WilUam. Ev., Smiths Creek, Ky. 1934
Budd, Hiram Marshall, Oakland Rd., Wap-
ping. Conn.
Buffalo, Guy, Red Scaffold, S. D.
Buffam, Cecil J., My., Calcutta, India. 1941
Bull, Wilbur Irving, Parson's Hts., Water-
ford, Me.
Bullock, Motier C, Grand Blanc, Mich.
Bullock, Richard D., R. 3, Box 264, Hender-
son, N. C.
Bullock, Richard D., Jr., R. 1, Box 25, Man-
son, 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
Bundy, Don A., 8727 115th St., Richmond
Hill, N. Y. 289
Bunker, Fred R., 14 School St., East WiUiston,
N. Y. 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.
Bunnell, Myron R., 7 Duxbury Lane, Dear-
born, Mich.
Buran, John Maurice, 819 Fifth St., Menom-
onie. Wis.
Burch, Loren W., Castile, N. Y.
Burchell, E. Roy, R.D. 2, Torrington, Conn. 289
Burchell, Emerson Ray, The United Church,
Chester, Conn.
*Burohett, Herbert C, R.D. 2, Wallingford,
Ky. 1928
*Burchfield, J. W., bus., 1312 Paoli Ave., Ham-
ilton, Ohio. 1934
Burckes, James H., bus., Ansco Co., Bingham-
ton, N. Y. 1926
Burd, Charles Gillette, p.em., 72 Sunset Ave.,
Montclair, N. J. 1902
Burdick, Charles H., Box 153, Odell, 111.
Burdon, Harold C, Newington, Conn.
Burden, Henry F., p.em., 2200 Main St.,
Glastonbury, Conn. 1898
Burger, Charles C, R.D. 3, Springfield, Mo. 9, 1912
Burgess, David Stewart, s.io., 287 Fourth
Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 1944
[Burgess, Gideon Albert, deceased. 43
[Burgess, Hubert Frederick, deceased. 43
Burgess, Robert Joseph, 212 W. Third St.,
Rochester, Mich.
Burgess, Roscoe Miles, 103 E. Glen Ave.,
Peoria Heights, 111.
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, Julian Henry, R. 1, Box 242, Lake
Charles, La.
Burke, Max W., i.d.w., 1331 Niagara St.,
Denver, Colo. 1935
Burke, Maxwell E., Bunker Hill, 111.
Burkett, Casablanca E., Castleberry, Ala. 1897
Burkhardt, Fred, 1710 S. 23rd St., Tacoma 3,
Wash.
[Burkhardt, Hermann Paul, deceased. 44
Burkhart, Roy A., p.o.d., 1320 Cambridge
Blvd., Columbus 8, Ohio, 1928
Burkholder, Clarence Mills, bus., 2651
Electric Ave., Port Huron, Mich. 1897
Burhng, 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, Alliance, Ohio.
*tBurnett, A. P. (— )
Burnham, Edmund A., 285 E. College St.,
Oberhn, Ohio. 1900
Burns, Harper R., 6ms., 3427 39th Ave., S.W.,
Seattle 6, Wash. 1921
Burns, Raymond Cyrus, Box 408, Hudson,
Ohio.
Burr, Dudley Holcomb, 24 Ensign St., East
Hartford, Conn.
Burr, Holland F., p.o.d.. Community Church,
Piedmont, Cal. 8, 1917
Burr, Huber, s.w., 85 Yosemite Ave., Oak-
land 11, Cal. 1900
Burrill, Arthur S., 8 Solon St., Wellesley 81,
Mass. 1896
Burroughs, Charles H., p.em.. Savannah,
N. Y. 1892
Burrow's, Albert Henry, P/., 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. 36, 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 Champlam
Ave., Chicago 37, 111. „ ^^ 1914
Burton, Malcolm King, 27 Broad St., New
London, Conn. 29
Burton, Roger T., 37 Myrtle Ave., Irvington
11. N.J. ,„„^
Burt, Allan E., North Falmouth, Mass. 1925
Burtt, Robert E., 18915 Monica Ave., De-
troit 21, Mich.
Burwell, Joseph M., R. 4, Box 14, Henderson,
N. C. „ . •
*Burwell, Matthew, R. 4, Box 14, Henderson,
N C. 1940
Busby, Curtis C, Cumberland Center, Me. 289
Buschmeyer, Fred Sherman, 1410 Columbia
Rd., 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 Aldrioh, Oldtown Hill, New-
buryport, Mass. 1896
Bushong, Eugene M., 777 Longmeadow St.,
Longmeadow, Mass.
Bussey, E. Maurice, 88 Cedar St., Clinton,
Mass.
Butler, Frank E., p.em., 20 Everett Ave., Prov-
idence 6, R. I. ^ 1887
Butler, Franklin C, Hubbard, Ore. 1896
Butler, Grant A., p.o.d., 2806 Woodland Ave.,
Des Moines 12, Iowa. 1940
Butler, Murdock Wellons, Box 95, Wakefield,
Va.
Butman, Harry Raymond, 31 Chestnut St.,
Dedham, Mass.
Butt, Lemiah George, Ch., 85 Railroad St.,
Saint Johnsbury, Vt. 1925
Butterfield, Claude Albert, s.iv., 9 Washington
St., Whitman, Mass. . 1904
Butterfield, Ray Evan, 680 Main St., Leomin-
Buttrey, Adelbert John, 143 Watchung Ave.,
Montclair, N. J. , 1°
Butts, D., R.D., Box 248, Norfolk, Va. (—)
Buus, John S., Box 471, R. 3, Bakersfield Cal.
Byers, Edwin Forrest, 310 E. Second St.,
Cresco, Iowa. „ ,
Byrd, Derrick M., 470 Swan St., Bufialo,
N.Y.
Byrne, Sydney Smith, Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
Cabacungan, T Arturo Waialua T. H .
19453 Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
363
Cady, George R., 1022 61st St., Kenosha, Wis.
Cady, Lyman Van Law, P/., Hanover College,
Hanover, Ind. 1916
Cady, WiUiam Jay, 57 Wood St., Mansfield,
Ohio. 1890
Cairns, Fred I., p.o.d., Box 111, Needham 92,
Mass. 1934
Calderwood, Charles M., 863 Toyopa Dr.,
Pacific PaHsades, Cal. 1907
Caldwell, Ray T., 102 Maple Ave., Saint
Johns, Mich.
Caldwell, William R., R. 1, Box 578, Mon-
tesano. Wash. 1898
Caley, George B., Garrison, N. D.
Calhoun, Joseph Bryant, 818 S. Park St.,
Fairmont, Minn.
Calhoun, Nimrod Cautious, 515 E. Stonewall
St., Charlotte, N. C.
Calhoun, Robert Lowry, Pf., 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 8,21,36,1921
Calhoun, W. Carl, 2811 Broadway, Belhng-
ham. Wash.
Calkins, Raymond, p.em , 19 Berkeley St.,
Cambridge 38, Mass. 1896
Callahan, Baldwin W., 197 Woodland Ave.,
Gardner, Mass.
Callender, Frank L., 307 John St., Decorah,
Iowa.
Calow, WilUam Joseph, 1200 Wisconsin Ave.,
Bosoobel, Wis.
Camp, Russell Edward, R.D. 1, Stafford
Springs, Conn. 289
Campbell, Annie Rubena, R.D. 1, Headland,
Ala.
Campbell, Emmanuel, T., 35 Plum St., El
Paso Tex. 1941
(Campbell, George W., Box 195, Alden, Iowa. 289
Campbell, Harlin Melvin, Ch., 226 W. Jack-
son Blvd., Chicago 6, 111. 1932
[Campbell, Henry Guy, deceased. 44
Campbell, Irving C, Winthrop, Minn.
Campbell, Roy H., bus., 4714 Boulder PL, La
Mesa, Cal. 1910
Campbell, Thomas F., Box 176, Hanover,
Ind. 1917
Campbell, Thomas Fulton, 5535 S. Ellis Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1899
Campbell, Thomas Hunt, 92 Barnett St., New
Haven 15, Conn. 289
Campbell, W. Fred, asso. p., Y.M.C.A.,
Bridgeport, Conn. 289, 1945
Campbell, Warren Cameron, 31 Leyden Rd.,
Greenfield, Mass.
Campbell, William James, Pr., 1907 Convent
PL, Nashville 5, Tenn. 37, 1905
Canaday, Wilbur D., Jr., Ch. U.S. Navy. 289, 1945
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. 1925
CantreU, Lowell E., 2191 Kearney Ave., San
Diego 2, Cal.
Capen, Edward Warren, Dean em., 80 Sher-
man St., Hartford 5, Conn. 1912
Capps, James C, Burlington, N. C.
Capron, Harold S., 643 Washington St.,
Garden, John S., 906 Shepherd St., Durham,
N. C. 1902
Caris, Albert Garfield, 6ms., 115 Maple Dr.,
R. 6, Hilltop Sta., Columbus 4, Ohio. 11, 1908
Carleton, Alford, A.B.C.F.M. 1930
Carleton, Richard Barnard, 9 Chestnut St.,
Pittsfield, N. H.
Carlsen, Emanuel, Ch. U.S. Army. ( — )
Carlson, Alexander S., 1333 Sabra Rd., To-
ledo 12, Ohio.
Carlson, Carl Virgil, 339 Edwards St., Crock-
ett, Cal.
Carlson, Frank E., 1798 Scenic Ave., Berkeley
4, CaL 1919
Carlson, Robert L., Box 357, Campbell, Cal.
Carlson, Thomas A., p.em., R.D. 2, Box 797 B,
Escondido, Cal. 1893
Carlson, Walter Magni, 127 W. College St.,
Waukesha, Wis. 1929
[Carlton, Vivian Albert, deceased. 44
Carlyon, Mrs. Elizabeth, 1694 11th St., Che-
hahs. Wash. 1918
Carne, William Stanley, Court St., Elizabeth-
town, N. Y.
Carnes, Elza Augustus, bus., Bloomingdale,
Mich. 1912
Carpenter, Warner C, R. 5, Tifton, Ga.
Carr, Clarence, Gould Farm, Monterey, Mass.
Carroll, William D., Washington Ave., North
Haven, Conn.
Carson, Hermon A., Derby Line, Vt.
Carson, Samuel C, p.em.. Box 114 B, Arvin,
Cal. 1904
Carswell, Joseph, Alexander, Iowa.
Cart, Dwight L., 108 Maplewood Ter., Spring-
field, Mass. 29
Carter, Edwin R., 909 Cypress St., Gainsville,
Fla. 1922
Carter, Emory M., Youngsville, N. C.
Carter, George K., 31 Leyden Rd., Greenfield,
IVIass
Carter, James L., Jr., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1929
Carter, James N., bus., R. 6, Andalusia, Ala. 1907
Carter, James T., West St., Petersham, Mass.
Carter, Levi J., N. Cross St., Robinson, 111.
Carter, Richard P., Ch. U.S. Navy.
[Carter, Robert Eber, deceased. 44
Carter, Wade Lawrence, Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
Carter, Willard Thomas, T., 55 Ehzabeth St.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 34, 1944
Cartwright, Arthur, Box 232, Biwabik, Minn.
Carvell, Clinton 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
Casaday, G. Arthur, p.o.d., 89 Lowell Ave.,
Mill Valley, Cal. 1934
Case, Harold Watkins, Elbowoods, N. D. 18
Case, Mrs. Helen Line, bus., 1927 W. Palm
Ave., Phoenix, Ariz. 1925
Case, Herbert E. B., 20 Ware Rd., Auburn-
dale 66, Mass. 1904
Case, L. B., bus., Sardinia, Ohio. 1912
Cash; William Levi, Jr., Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
Cash, WilUam Levi, Sr., 908 E. Fifth St.,
Chattanooga, Tenn. 1905
Cashmore, William, p.em., Jericho, Vt. 1898
Caskey, James S., 12929 Joy Rd., Detroit 27,
Mich.
Cassel, Isaac, Geneva, Neb.
Casteel, John Lawrence, Pf., 606 W. 122nd St.,
New York 27, N. Y. 1942
Catchings, Lincoln Maynard, Sec, Fisk Uni-
versity, Nashville 8, Tenn. 1942
Catlin, flarwood Baldwin, c/o American
Board, 14 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. 1918
Catton, William Robert, 436 W. Eldorado St.,
Decatur, 111.
Caughran, WilHam I., 5460 W. Ohio St., Chi-
cago 44, 111.
Cawley, Norman Bromfield, 155 Bridge St.,-
Beverly, Mass.
Cazabatt, 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., 7 College Lane,
Northampton, Mass. 1929
Chamberlin, Robert Joseph, 137 Abbott St.,
N. End Sta., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Chamberlin, Roy Bullard, coll. p., 4 Rope
Ferry Rd., Hanover, N. H. 1915
Chamberlin, Roy BuUard, Jr., Meriden, N. H.
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[1945
Chambers, Penn S., Ch. U.S. Army. 1926
Champe, Howard C., 263 Coram Ave., Shel-
ton, Comi.
Champlin, Charles C, Sonoma, Cal.
ChampUn, Frederic Rogers, R. 1, Albion, Me. 1905
Chandler, Alexander L., 45 Fairmount Ave.,
Haokensack, N. J.
Chandler, Edgar H. S., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1928
Chandler, Henry Joseph, 5 Alveston St.,
Jamaica Plain 30, Mass.
Chandler, Warren M., 13 Belmont Ave.,
Brockton 33, Mass. 1936
Chaney, Roy O., p.em., 5108 Michigan Ave.,
Kansas City 4, Mo. 1918
Chapin, Guy U., Box 44, Lexington, Ohio.
Chapman, Albert M., R.D. 1, Robinson, 111.
Chapman, Eben Thompson, 814 Asylum Ave.,
Hartford 5, Conn.
Chapman, Edward M., Old Saybrook P. O.,
Saybrook, Conn. _ 1890
Chapman, John Rea, 145 Walnut St., Leomin-
ster, Mass. 28
Chapman, Leslie Warren, 315 N. Utica St.,
Waukegan, 111.
Chapman, Mrs. Lillian Herrick, 1004 College
Ave., Elmira, N. Y. 1925
[Chapman, Richard Knill, deceased. 44
Charles, Milton Ross, Box 1456, Hurley,
N. M. 1944
Charnock, George Austin, 2115 18th Ave.,
San Francisco 16, Cal. 1903
Charrier, Frederic E., 6ms., 7 June St., San-
ford, Me. 9, 1931
Chase, Bernard L., Burhngton, N. C. 1911
Chase, Lewis Arthur, 7 Hallet St., Dorchester,
22, Mass.
Chase, Loring B., East Northfield, Mass.
Chase, Loring DuBois, p. at I., R.D., Durham,
Conn. 24, 1941
Chase, Samuel B., 712 Park St., WaUa Walla,
Wash. 1898
Chatterton, Scott Read, 4 High St., East
Hartford 8, Conn.
Chedister, E. Stanley, 125 N. Pine Ave., Al-
bany 3, N. Y.
Chester, Mrs. Mary McKee, R. 7, Box 5755,
Sacramento, Cal. 1933
Chestnutt, J. LeRoy, Mentone, Cal.
Chevis, Ernest Charles, 112 E. Fifth St., Du-
luth, Minn. 1890
Chicoine, Victor B., 123 Church St., North
Adams, Mass.
Chidley, 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.
ChUds, Arthur W., Ch. U.S. Army. 1937
Childs, Gladwyn M., A.B.C.F.M. 1923
Childs, Henry Monroe, Jr., Homer, N. Y.
Childs, Irving H., R.D. 3, Colchester, Conn.
tChiminelli, Piero C, 6ms., Rome, Italy. 1911
Chinen, Theodore F., Honomu, T. H.
Chong, How Fo, p.em., 1420 Lunalilo St.,
Honolulu, T. H. 1904
Chong, Kim On, T., Mid-Pacific Institute,
Honolulu, T. H. 1938
Chord, Robert N., 701 Second St., Columbus
Junction, Iowa.
Christian, G. Chilton, 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, lU. 1939
Christian, William Armistead, Pf., 148 Cres-
cent St., Northampton, Mass. 1930
Christiansen, Charles M., New Underwood,
S. D. 1912
Christianson, Charles G., 508 Main St., Dal-
ton, Mass.
Christie, Edward L., 106 Highland Ave.,
Ithaca, N. Y. 25
Christie, Ralph A., 285 Court St., Middle-
town, Conn. 29
Christy, Carey, 425 W. Main St., Olney, 111.
ChurchiU, Gerald C, 173 E. Highland Ave.,
Villa Park, 111.
ChurchiU, John E., South Acworth, N. H. 1914
Claggett, Ralph P., 73 Miami Ave., Pontiac,
Mich.
Clapp, Edward T., 553 Main St., Portland,
Conn.
Clapp, EUery C, Ch., 347 Riverside Dr.,
Northampton, Mass. 1906
[Clapp, Raymond Gilmore, deceased. 44
Clapp, Richard H., 302 Temple St., New
Haven 11, Conn.
Clapp, Theodore Lyman, Ch. U.S. Army. 1944
Clare, Joseph, T.. 131 Duffield Ave., Gales-
burg, 111. 1911
Clarey, H. Donald, 6ms., 300 N. Sycamore
Ave., Rialto, Cal. 1931
Clark, Alden H., Sec., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 16, 1904
Clark, Calvin Montague, Pf. em., 306 Union
St., Bangor, Me. 32, 1890
*Clark, Carmeta Sargeant, asso.p., 11 High St.,
Monson, Mass. 1934
Clark, Charles, 54 Merwin St., Springfield 7,
Mass. 1894
Clark, Chester M., 749 Third St., S., Kirkland,
Wash. 1891
Clark, Clarence Hobart, 58 S. Main St., New-
port, N. H.
Clark, Cornelius E., St., 95 Exchange St.,
Portland 3, Me. 24, 29, 1922
Clark, Ellis Nusome, R. 5, Burlington, N.'.C.
Clark, Ethelbert F., Box 97, Poly Dr., Billings,
Mont.
Clark, Mrs. Esther V., 4152 N. Greenview
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1938
Clark, Frederick J., Allison, Iowa.
Clark, Grant V., Evansville, 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, Maurice Coates, T., 67 Maple Ave.,
Glen Brook, Conn. 289, 1945
Clark, Paul Haskell, 109 N. Harrison St., Lud-
ington, Mich.
Clark, Raymond G., 6us., 5049 Tuscarawas
St., W., Canton 7, Ohio. 11, 1914
Clark, Robert, Waitsfield, Vt.
Clark, WiUiam Whitcomb, 4152 N. Green-
view Ave., Chicago, 111.
Clarke, Arthur BjTon, 40 Bridge St., Newton,
Mass.
Clarke, Elizabeth B., Lakeview, Iowa.
Clarke, Howard E., 6ms., 2419 Thayer St.,
Evanston, 111. 1912
Clarke, Merrill F., 4 Park St., New Canaan,
Conn.
Clarke, Robert Horace, Ch. U.S. Army. 1915
Clarke, Walter Malcolm, Jr., R.D. 2, Shel-
burne Falls, Mass.
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 WUbert, 1007 Emilie St., Green
Bay, Wis.
Claypool, James, R. 1, Middle Point, Ohio, 1896
Claypool, Kenneth D., 502 Boyer Ave., Walla
WaUa, Wash. 9
Cleaver, Thomas Spencer, 163 Alexander St.,
Rochester 7, N. Y.
Cleland, GaU, 6ms., 1189 Walnut St., Berkeley
7, Cal. 1915
Cleland, Robert, Box 606, Wasco, Cal.
Clem, H. Russell, 6ms., 208 Maple Ave., Bur-
lington, N. C. 1904
Clem, William H., Trenton, Neb.
tClem, William M., Am. Bed Cross, 517 E.
Main St., Salem, Va. 1923
Cleveland, Joseph C, 803 Tenth Ave., Gree-
ley, Colo.
Cleveland, Philip Jerome, Canterbury, Conn.
i
19453 Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
365
Cleveland, Roger Pecke, 8 South St., Grafton,
Mass.
Clevenger, Hubert Kenneth, Jr., Carlos, Ind. 289
Clevenger, Hubert K. Sr., Albany, Ind.
Cleworth, Thomas Stuart, P.O. Box 342,
Savanna, 111. 1929
Clifford, Earle A., hus., 150 Main St., Gorham,
Me. 1925
Clinchy, Russell J., 60 Gold St., Hartford 3,
Conn. 9, 32
Clinton, James R., p. all., 203 E. Gowen Ave.,
PhUadelphia 19, Pa. 19, 1907
Clinton, John Kenneth, 305 Datura St., West
Palm Beach, Fla.
Close, Kenneth R., 6ms., Cocoanut Gr.,
Miami 33, Fla. 1921
*CIoss, B. H., Apex, N. C. (— )
Clough, Leonard George, 64 Lexington Ave.,
Camlsridge 38, Mass.
Clough, Maxwell Lee, 340 Broadway, Paw-
tucket, R. I.
Clough, William E., hus., Benton, Wis. 1919
Clow, jay L., Lee, 4108 Montgomery Rd.,
Cincinnati 12, Ohio. 1913
Clyde, John P., 321 S. Moore St., Algona,
Iowa.
Clyde, Joseph Brown, 1236 N. Eighth St.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Coad, Frank A. M.. 1080 Washington St.,
North Abington, Mass.
Coale, Willis B., P/., University of Hawaii,
Honolulu. T. H. 1915
[Coate, Robert Manalcus, deceased. 44
Cobb, Edwards., {A.B.C.F.M.) Translator, AS,
High St., New Britain, Conn. 1904
Coburn, Luther G., KiUingworth, Conn.
Cochard, Thomas S., bus., E St., Wolcott,
Conn. 1924
Cochrane, Clarke Meredith, 47 W. Fourth
Ave., Columbus 1, Ohio.
Cochrun, Edgar Roy, 110 Brevoort Rd.,
Columbus. Ohio. 1918
Cocks, Thomas Charles, Centralia, Kans.
Coe, Albert Buckner, 166 N. Kenilworth Ave.,
Oak Park, lU. - 9
Coe, Chalmers, East Hampton, Conn. 289
Coe, M. Walker, 81 Union St., Bridgewater.
Mass.
Coe, Robert Wood, Jr., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1941
Coe, Robert Wood, Sr., 1835 Beacon St.,
Brookline 46, Mass. 9, 27
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, Secretary, Md. 1939
Colbourn, 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. 1939
Cole, Franklin P., 36 Ascan Ave., Forest Hills,
N. Y.
Cole, George Allen, bus., 177 Main St.,
Ravena, N. Y. 1932
Cole, John Abraham, 6329 S. Greenwood Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1893
Cole, Jordan D., Le Raysville, Pa.
Cole. Nelson F., R.D. 1, Box 88, Freewater.
Ore.
Cole. Walton E., 33 E. Forest St., Detroit,
Mich.
Coleman, Harold R., Box 363, Blue Hill, Me.
Coley, R. M., 230 S. Spring St., Concord,
N. C.
*Colgan, D. C, Olive Hill, Ky. 1900
ColUns, CUfford Wesley, Orange, Conn. 1919
Collins, Earl F.. 1817 Madison Ave., S.E.,
Grand Rapids 7, Mich.
Collins, R. Glenn W., Union Grove, Wis.
Collins, William Ernest, St., 429 Palace Bldg.,
Minneapolis 1, Minn. 25, 27, 1918
Collum, Joseph Tom. R.D. 2, TaUassee, Ala.
Columbus, W. Roy, 1007 N. Chicago Ave.,
South Milwaukee, Wis.
Colwell, David G., 11 Maple St., Arlington,
Mass.
Commander, S. Frank, bus., Sopchoppy, Fla. 1906
Commons, Walter H., T., 16 Kingston Rd.,
Newton Highlands 61. Mass. 1908
Compton. Herbert E., 815 Woodbine Ave.,
Oak Park, 111. 1892
Conant, John L., 6tts., 1615 Elberon Rd., East
Cleveland 12, Ohio. 1911
Conant, Miss Ruth Sanger, T., 106 Niles St.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 1934
Conrad, Ralph V., 2000 Santa Clara Ave.,
Alameda, Cal.
Condit, Edward Morrow, 46 Kingsbury St.,
Needham 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
Conkling, Fred R., 722 N. MiU St., North 289
Manchester, Ind.
Conlin, James W., Ch. U.S. Army. 1927
Conn. Howard James, 204 W. Franklin St..
Minneapolis 4, Minn. 9
Connell, Joseph S., 308 St. James PL. Brook-
lyn, N. Y. 1916
Conner, Cloyd Homer, St., 240 Stapleton
Bldg., Billings, Mont. 18, 25, 1926
Connolly, Charles P., p.o.d., 2212 Douglas St..
Rockford, 111. 1900
Conover, Stanley Humby. 12022 Wentworth
Ave.. Chicago 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 1, Ohio. 1898
Convis, Lewis A., i.d.w., 2929 Broadway, New
York 25, N. Y. 1911
Cook, E. Albert, bus., 1646 Buena Vista Ave.,
Decatur, 111. 1901
tCook, Edwin Harvey, bua., 45 E. 21st St.,
New York 10. 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.
Cook, Oliver, Y.M.C.A. Bldg., Kansas City,
Kans. 1892
Cooke. Arthur Harry. 39 Jayne Ave.. Pat^
chogue. N. Y.
Cooke, Francis T., Sec, Council of Churches,
Portland, Ore. 1922
Cooke. Vernon W., 22 Underwood St.. Paw-
tucket. R. I. 8
[Cooledge. Charles Edwin, deceased. 44
Cooley. Charles R., 256 Hope St.. Bristol,
R.I.
Cooley, George C. L., U.S.O., Asbury Park,
N. J. 1921
Coolidge, Henry Albert, R.D. 1, Danielson,
Conn.
Coombs, Albert L., Center Harbor, N. H.
Cooper, Alexander C, Norton. Mass.
*Cooper, Delmore, Plummers Landing, Ky.
Cooper, Francis L., 26 South St., Brockton
37, Mass. 29
Cooper, Frederick, p. at I., Truro, Iowa.
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, LeMoyne College, Mempliis 6,
Tenn. 1924
Cooper, Sherman E., 225 E. Carter St., Ko-
komo, Ind. 1905
366
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1945
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, bus., 1844 Gramercy
PL, Los Angeles 6, Cal. 1934
Cordill, Tunis S., Jr., Ch. U.S. Army. 1926
Core, Harley R., bus., R. 2, Box 216, Home-
stead, Fla. 1905
Corley, Douglas Hilary, s.w., 2304 Wetstein
Ave., Louisville 7, Ky. 1913
Cornell, Raymond J., Pf., 849 42nd St., Des
Moines 12, Iowa. 1929
Cornett, James B., 401 E. Capitol Ave.,
Springfield, 111. 1930
Corning, A. Ellwood, p.o.d., Box 333, New-
burgh, N. Y. 1921
Cornish, Thomas J. W., Box 652, Presque
Isle, Me.
Cornwell, Albert G., 426 W. First St., Elmira,
N. Y. 1910
Cornwell, Kenneth, p.o.d., Hope, Kans. 1939
Corpe, John F., 5608 S. Green St., Chicago 21,
111.
Corson, Thomas M., govt., 108 Hawthorne Dr.,
New London, Conn. 1900
Cortezan, Catalino C, Koloa, Kauai, T. H.
Cortner, Arlie E., 617 N. West St., Lebanon,
Ind.
Corwin, Carl H., p.o.d., 2322 Laurel St.,
Tampa 7, Fla. 1892
Cosand, R. Lee, Wheaton, Kans.
Cosseboom, Raymond J., Plymouth St., North
Middleboro, Mass.
Cossum, Clarence M., 447 Essex Ave., West
Gloucester, Mass.
Costikyan, Jack, Box 166, Faulkton, S. D.
Gotten, Edward T., 3744 Glenway Ave., Cin-
cinnati 5, Ohio.
Cottle, Gardner Dixon, Box 243, Mattapoisett,
Mass.
Cotton, Harry Alonzo, p.em., 1101 N. Mac-
Arthur Blvd., Springfield, 111. 1888
Cottrill, George, R. 7, Chillicothe, Ohio. 1914
Couch, Albert Edward, 24 Chapin Ave., Rocky
HUl, Conn.
Couch, Walter G., Jr., Woodstock Hill, Wood-
stock, Conn.
Coulter, Charles W., Pf., Madbury Rd., Dur-
ham, N. H. 1909
Coulter, Roy D., New Market, Va.
Coulthard, Arthur, Preston, England. 1935
Councill, Herbert George, Jr., 349 Amherst
Ave., Ticonderoga, N. Y.
Covault, Orville L., Condon, Ore.
Covell, Clarence L., 3711 N. 24th St., Tacoma,
Wash.
Cowles, Edward Upson, 1 Lathrop St., West-
field, Mass.
Cowles, Oliver H., 22 Hawkins St., Daniel-
son, Conn.
Cowling, Donald J., 444 Otis Ave., Saint Paul
4, Minn. 8, 1906
Cowman, Joseph, Rockland, Ida.
Cox, Mrs. Bessie Anderson, R.D. 1, Machias,
Me. 1935
Cox, Guy A., Stillman Valley, 111.
Cox, H. Vance, Ramseur, N. C. «
Cox, Homer W., Little River, Kans.
*Cox, T. B., Trinity, Ky. 1940
Coyle, Donald R., 1609 South Ave., Rochester,
N. Y.
Cozad, Simeon E., 427 Andover St., Lowell,
Mass.
Craig, Andrew Keith, 329 Bross St., Long-
mont, Colo.
Craig, Eber Eldon, 172 Commonwealth Ave.,
Attleboro Falls, Mass.
Craig, John G., Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
Cram, Harold F., Wailuku, T. H. 1935
Crance, Thomas V., R. 2, Flemington, Mo.
Crane, Berten Emery, Green River, Wyo.
Crane, J. Vincent, 312 C St., Rock Springs,
Wyo.
Crane, William M., Richmond, Mass. 1907
Craw, Harold E., Sec, 19 S. LaSalle St., Chi-
cago 3, 111. 1934
Crawford, Cedric Errol, St., 381 Kenoak Dr.,
Pomona, Cal. 19, 1921
Crawford, Herman A., p.o.d.. Storm Lake,
Iowa. 1927
Creelman, Harlan P., Pf. em., 118 North St.,
Auburn, N. Y. 1889
Crippen, G. Waldo, Box 55, Milford, Kans.
*Crisp, Arthur, Portsmouth, Ohio. 1938
Crisp, William E., Jr., Ch. U.S. Army. 1939
Crist, Bertrand Robert, Central Cong. Church,
Providence, R. I.
Crocker, Bertram, First Cong. Church, 10th
& G Sts., N. W., Washington 1, D. C. 1925
Crocker, Herbert Gould, R. 3, Newberg, Ore. 1902
Crockett, Barney Clyde, 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1927
Crockett, David, bus., 449 Sherwood PL,
Stratford, 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, 17 Wainwright St.,
W., Redbank, Portland 4, Me.
Crooks, Charles M., 101 Merriam St., Lex-
ington, Mass. 1897
Crosby, George W., 1406 Eighth Ave., Belle
Plaine, Iowa.
Crosby, Thomas LeRoy, 125 S. Sixth Ave.,
LaGrange, 111. 8
Crosland, Stanley B., Jr., 816 Park Ave.,
Beloit, Wis. 8, 21
Cross, Clifford V., 130 Union St., Taylor, Pa.
Cross, Judson Lewis, Pr., Tougaloo College,
Tougaloo, Miss. 41, 1904
Cross, L. C, 909 E. Davie St., Raleigh, N. C. 1915
Cross, Laurence L., p.o.d., 2064 Los Angeles
Ave., Berkeley 7, Cal. 1917
Cross, Ola L., Blountsville, Ind.
Cross, Paul Focas, 36 First Ave., Bay Shore,
N. Y.
Cross, Raymond W., bus., 34 Rainbow Dr.,
Waterloo, Iowa. 1912
Cross, Rowland M., A.B.C.F.M. 1917
Crossley, Ellis, 4.00 Padiham Rd., Burnley,
Lancashire, England. 1908
Crouch, William George, My., Igbaja, via
Ilorin, Nigeria, West Africa. 1937
Crowe, J. Osborne, 4 Park St., Pepperell, Mass.
Crowell, Preston Ranney, Masonic Home,
Charlton, Mass. 1890
Crusius, Carl F., 1225 Montana St., Chicago
14, 111.
Crutchfield, Gaither C, R. 4, Buriington, N. C.
Crutchfield, Henry Ervin, Box 43, Holland,
Va.
Cuddy, Royston S., bus., R.D. 2, Owego,
N. Y. 1923
Cull, John Augustine, 814 Stannage Ave., Al-
bany, Cal. 1892
Cullen, James R., 1418 W. Kalamazoo St.,
Lansing 15, Mich. 1923
Cullens, Archibald, Box 43, Union, N. H. 1898
Cullens, Paul A., Newtown, Conn.
Cully, Kendig Brubaker, 116 Brockton Ave.,
Haverhill, Mass.
Gulp, WiUiam T. S., Abbott Grove Rd., Blase-
dell Branch, Buffalo 19, N. Y.
Culver, Mrs. Elsie Thomas, i.d.w., 297 Fourth
Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 1944
Gumming, Charles Gordon, Pf., 347 Ham-
mond St., Bangor, Me. 32, 1915
Cummings, Arthur G., 5 Plympton St., Mid-
dleboro, Mass.
[Cummings, George Herbert, deceased. 44
Cummings, John, 36 Bolton St., Marlboro,
Mass.
19453 Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
367
Cummings, Stanley, 109 School St., Benning-
ton, Vt. 9
Cunningham, Ed, 323 N. Garfield St., Po-
catello, Ida.
Cunningham, Jacob Henry, John Jay Hall,
Columbia University, New York 27, N. Y. 1938
[Cunningham, William, deceased. 45
Curl, Otto LeRoy, Lamont, Okla. 1907
Curless, Roy C, 314 Church St., Hartford,
Wis.
*Currie, Robert John, 6ms., 904 Arlington 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. Mallory St..
Pensacola, Fla. 1873
Curtis, Charles N., s.w., 522 Provident Bldg.,
Tacoma 2, Wash. 1915
Curtis, John Springer, p.em., 421 S. Lexington
Ave.. White Plains, N. Y. 1893
Curtis, Willard H.. bus., R.D., Farmington,
Me. 1914
Curtiss, Payson L., Pilgrim Park, Claremont,
Cal. 1900
Curtright, Arthur C. Georgia State College,
Industrial College, Ga.
Gushing, Edwin B., 130 Park Ave., E., Prince-
ton, 111. 1896
Gushing, Samuel A., Springfield, S. D.
Gushman, Charles E., p.em., Iowa Falls. Iowa. 1895
Cutbill, Harold Clifford, 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, Ehsha Pomeroy, Richmond, Mass.
[Cutler, Frederick Morse, deceased. 45
Czatt, Milton S., s.w., 75 Linden St., Brattle-
boro, Vt. 8, 1923
Dabney, Vaughan, Dean, 128 Institution Ave.,
Newton Center 59, Mass. 8, 31, 1909
Dahl, Edward Curtis. 64 High St., Brattle-
boro, Vt.
Dahl, George, Pf., 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 36, 1914
Dahlberg, Fred, Bruce, Wis. 1910
Dailev, James Albert, Greensboro. Vt.
Dakaiti, Everett A., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1944
Dale, John Harold. Andover Rd.. Billerica,
Alass
Dale, William Wilbur, 4612 Lake Dr., Rob-
binsdale 12, Minn.
Dalrymple, Homer E., Keosauqua, Iowa.
Dalrymple, Merrill J. A., 618 Park St., Crys-
tal Lake, 111.
*Dalton, Mrs. Bethel, Ev., Miami ville, Ohio. 1935
Dalton. Glen D., 192 Fernwood Dr., Upper
Montclair. N. J. 1943
Dalton. Robert Hatcher, Ch., 306 St. George
St., Lewisburg, Pa. 1938
Dalzell, George, 18th Ave., R. 7, Yakima,
Wash. 1893
Damron, Roy Beecher, p. at I., 2424 35th St..
W.. Seattle. Wash.
Danberg. Neil Byron, Edwards Church,
Davenport, Iowa.
Danforth, Ralph E., Noank, Conn. 1901
Daniel, John Irving, 35 Hickory Dr., Maple-
wood, N. J. 1930
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.
Darakjian, Avedis S., 5430 Sheridan Rd.,
Chicago 40, 111.
Darby, William J., 3 Arbor St., Wenham.
Mass.
tDarUng, J. Marion. 1901
Darr, John Whittier, Sr., Pf., 330 High St.,
Middletoifn, Conn. 1915
Darr. John Whittier, Jr., U.S. Army. 1944
Darrah, Theodore Stanley, Salisbury. Conn.
Darsie, Charles, 1313 Main St., Glastonbury,
Conn. 1941
David, Evan, Forks, Wash.
Davids, David E., 1470 Delhi St., Dubuque,
Iowa. 8
Davidson, Carter, Pr., Knox College, Gales-
burg, 111. 18, 39, 1935
Davidson, Floyd Q., 1340 Fairmount St.,
Wichita 6, Kans.
Davidson, Harold S., 930 N. Center St., Stock-
ton 6, Cal. 1898
Davidson, James A., 825 S. Johnson Ave ,
Lakeland, Fla. 1895
[Davidson, John Nelson, deceased. 45
Davidson, William E., 386 Oriole Trail, Crys-
tal Lake, 111. 1887
Davies, Arthur Thomas, Ch., 2378 Church St.,
Oakland 3, Cal. 1912
Da\des, Howell D., Sec, 19 S. La Salle St.,
Chicago 3, 111. 14, 1909
Davies, James W. F., R.D. 1, Walland,
Tenn. 8, 1907
Davies, John F.. 2223 Jennings St., Sioux
City 18, Iowa. 1890
Davies, John William, Sidney, N. Y. 1902
Davies, Mrs. Marua H., Morningiide, Ran-
dolph Center, Vt. 1923
Davies, Morgan W., Watford City, N. D. 1912
Davies, Paul A., St., 403 Park Bldg., Portland
5, Ore. 7, 25, 1920
[Davies, William, deceased.
Davies, William 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
Dav-is, Charles Henry, 26 Palmer St., Water-
town 72, Mass.
Davis, Charles W., 44 S. Church St., Waynes-
boro, 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., Tol-
edo 12, Ohio.
Davis, James Edward, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1939
Davis, James Headley, bus., 1632 Ivy Ave.,
Newport News, Va. 1925
Davis, James McCoy, 1320 Cambridge Blvd.,
Columbus 8, Ohio. 1942
Davis, Jerome, Lee., 489 Ocean Ave., West
Haven, Conn. 1920
Davis, John A., 12 Elm St., Norwichtown,
Conn. '
Davis, Lloyd G., Kohala, T. H.
Davis, Mark C., Wolfcreek, Ore. 1905
*Davis, Martin M.. Muses Mills, Ky. 1903
Da%'is, Norman S., 80 Upland Rd., Cambridge
40, Mass. 1929
[Davis, Robert H., deceased. 45
Davis, W. J., 1512 E. Lee St., High Point,
N. C.
Davis, Wilfred Grenfell, 1316 E. 54th St., Chi-
cago, 111. 1940
Davison, Thomas W.. 27 Monument Sq.,
Charlestown 29, Mass. 1899
Dawe, Albert, Douglas, Mich.
Dawe, Percy v., Lago Colony, Aruba, Curacao,
West Indies. 1912
Dawson, Richard A.. 824 N. Second Ave..
Tucson, Ariz.
Day, Edward Whitfield, 304 N. Fourth St.,
Clear Lake, Iowa.
Day, Ernest Ellsworth, 124 W. Orange Dr.,
Whittier, Cal. 1899
Day, George L., Box 313, Soddy. Tenn. 1917
Day. Theodore Chipman, Littleton, Mass. 289
[Day, Thomas, deceased. 45
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[1945
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., 823 Church St.,
Beloit, Wis. 1901
Deane, William Nelson, R.D. 1, Suncook, 289
N. H.
De Berry, William N., y.em., 643 Union St.,
Springfield 9, Mass. 1899
DeBilio, Francis Dominic, 339 Charles St.,
Boston 14, Mass.
De Boer, Dowie G., 28 Chaflin St., Milford,
1V18.SS.
Deck, Herbert H., 114 Harvard St., Spring-
field, Mass.
Decker, Arthur C, 22 Liberty St., Painesville,
Ohio.
De Coursey, Don Leslie, Dowagiac, Mich.
Dee, Sidney E., 898 Middle St., Bath, Me. 29
Deems, Mervin Monroe, Pf., 5429 Green-
wood Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 33, 1923
Deer, William C, 217 Prospect St., Pierre,
S. D.
Defur, Clarence E., R.D. 4, Boise, Ida.
[DeGroff, Charles Fremont, deceased. 45
Deinstadt, Leslie G., 911 W. Pleasant St.,
Portage, Wis. 1943
De Jarnette, Alva Lyle, s.w., Fellowship
House, Soddy, Tenn. 1894
Delabarre, Arthur C, bus., R. 4, Wenatchee,
Wash. 1923
Delattre, Paul S., Palestine, Tex. 1907
Deller, Howard F., 201 Williams St., Groton,
N. Y.
Delzell, Finis E., R.D. 1, Exeter, N. H. 1887
Deming, Vernon H., 23 Devens Rd., Swamp-
scott, Mass. 1898
Deming, Wilbur Stone, Washington, Conn.
Dernier, Henry, 3845 N. Kenmore Ave., Chi-
cago, 111.
Denise, Paul L., Waimea, Kauai, T. H.
Denison, Clark A., 65 Grandview Ave., Day-
ton 7, Ohio.
Denison, George B., bus., Cando, N. D. 1901
Denison, R. Russell, 414 W. Oliver St.,
Owosso, M!ich.
Denison, Warren H., Lee, 760 Ferguson Ave.,
Dayton 7, Ohio. 11, 1896
DenUnger, Everett Eugene, P.O. Box 142,
De Graff, Ohio. 1931
Denlinger, WiUiam L., R. 5, Greenville, Ohio.
Denman, John F., Island Pond, Vt.
[Denney, Oscar Harring, deceased. 45
Dennis, Orville 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, deceased. 45
DeRemer, J. C, R. 1, Conover, Ohio. 1908
Derome, Jules A., Ed., 516 W. Tenth St.,
Sioux Falls, S. D. 1889
Derrick, Thomas H., R.D. 2, DeLand, Fla. 1905
Derry, Rufus K., Danville, Iowa.
Der Sahakian, Mardiros, p.o.d., 314 Shaw-
mut Ave., Boston, Mass. 1928
Desha, Stephen L., Jr., Ch., Kamehameha
Schools, Honolulu, T. H.
Desmond, Oviatt E., 58 Frelinghuysen Ave.,
Battle Creek, Mich,
de Sousa, John R.. High St., Topsfield, Mass. 289
Dettmers, Howard A., bus., Denton, Mont. 1917
Detweiler, Leonard A., 422 N. Murray St.,
Madison 5, Wis. 26, 1943
fDe Vilhers, Francois J., My., Africa. 1925
De Vos, Auguste, 131 Grove St., Torrington,
Conn.
de Vries, Maurice L., 1745 Bird St., Oroville,
Cal.
DeWeese, Francis Merle, Box 123, Lakeside,
Cal. 1904
Dewey, ICirk M., Sidney, Mont.
DeWitt, Dale, Reg., 10 Park Ave., New York
16, N. Y. 1927
Deyo, John Maurice, p.em., Brookfield Center,
Conn. 29, 1910
DeYoung, Cornelius, West Ave., Gasport,
N. Y. 1916
Dibble, Miss Lauretta A., A.B.C.F.M. 1927
Dice, Orin Edward, Ch., Fishermen's Institute,
Gloucester, Mass. 1930
Dick, Thomas Chalmers, Jr., 20 E. St. Vrain
St., Colorado Springs, Colo.
[Dickerman, Josiah Pope, deceased. 45
Dickey, Mrs. Christina R., i.d.w., Box 7,
Grand Prairie, Tex. 1925
Dickey, John Oilman, Hubbard, Ore.
Dickey, Paul G., 4809 N.E. 107th Ave.,
Portland 13, Ore.
Dickinson, Edwards Haven, p. at I., Rio
Grande, Ohio. 25, 1928
Dickinson, Leon Archibald, Jr., 62 Wayne Dr.,
Plainville, Conn. 1939
Dickinson, Miss Rhoda Jane, Sleepy Eye,
Mirm.
Dickinson, Selden Curtiss, Eaton, Colo. 1891
Dickinson, Selden Curtiss, Jr., 3707 W. 50th
Ave., Denver 11, Colo.
Dickson, George A., Benson, Minn.
Dickson, Ronald Warren, 530 N. 25th St.,
Lincoln 3, Neb.
Diede, Richard Raymond, 3716 T St., Omaha
7, Neb.
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, 187 Plaza Ave., Water-
bury, Conn.
Dille, Carl R., A.B.C.F.M. 1928
Dimock, Herbert E., 264 Arlington Ave.,
Berkeley 8, Cal.
Dimond, Roger E., 6ms., 1716 N. Waco St.,
Wichita, Kans. 1908
Dingwell, James D., Little Compton, R. I.
Disbrow, Edward Delavan, Box 172, Andover,
Mass. 1892
Distant, Lewis E., Sherman Mills, Me. 1934
Divine, Robert J., s.w., 427 West St., New
York 14, N. Y. 1936
Dixon, Dalco E., bus., 4124 St. Paul Blvd.,
Rochester, N. Y. 1908
Dixon, Frederick R., Bernardston, Mass.
Dixon, Herbert, Leverett, Mass.
Dixon, Theodore T., 110 W. Main St., Plain-
ville, Conn.
Dixon, Thomas B., Plainview, Neb.
Doak, Homer A., Green Mountain, Iowa.
Doan, May wood Joseph, Ev., 1124 N. LaSalle
St., Chicago 10, 111. 1940
Dobbs, John F., 40 Park St., Adams, Mass.
Dobeck, Robert, P. O. Box 497, American
Falls, Ida.
Dobler, Walter E., 11 Beach St., Millbury,
Dodd, Alexander Dickson, Sec, 727 Grove PL,
Toledo, Ohio. 1922
Dodge, Rowland Backus, bus., 475 Forest Ave.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 1905
Dodzuweit, Fred, Pine Island, N. Y.
Doherty, Peter, 1032 28th St., Columbus, Ga.
Dollar, Charles Carl, Sanford, N. C.
Dollar, Jesse H., 2308 Roanoke Ave., New-
port News, Va. 9
Dollar, John D., Box 263, Langdale, Ala,
Dollar, Melvin H., Dsiisy, Tenq, ^
19453 Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
369
Dollison, A. J., 228 E. Town St., Circleville,
Ohio. 1921
Dominick, George Peirson, 27 Foote Ave.,
Pittsfield, Mass. 289, 1945
Donaldson, John Isaiah, p.em., 1231 Herkimer
St., Houston 8, Tex. 1896
Donat, Anthony S., 1261 N. Raymond Ave.,
Pasadena 3, Cal.
Dopson, J. Marion, bus., R. 1, Tallassee, Ala. 1931
Dorev, Frank David, Howard University,
Washington 1, D. C. 37, 1943
Dorn, William Hugo, 6147 Westminster PI.,
Saint Louis 8, Mo. 1893
Dornhoefer, John, p.o.d., Saltsburg, Pa. 1911
Dorrell, Mrs. Edith, 207 E. Main St., Ver-
montville, Mich. 1935
Dorsett, Melvin C, 2136 S. Columbine St.,
Denver 10, Colo.
Douds, Donald Harry, 9823 N.E. Fourth Ave.,
Miami, Fla.
Douglas, Earl William, Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 27, 29, 1935
Douglas, George H., 221 E. Main St., North-
boro, Mass.
Douglas, John Alfred, Ch. U. S. Army. 1935
Douglas, Richard Gilmore, 28 Linnean St.,
Cambridge, Mass. 1932
Douglass, Fred R., R.D. 4, Frankfort, Ind.
Douglass, Glenn Wehner, Epping, N. H.
Douglass, H. Paul, Sec, 129 Cooper Ave.,
Upper Montclair, N. J. 1894
Douglass, John J., 1008 S. Lincoln Ave., Ur-
bana. 111. 1897
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, 21, 40, 1928
Douglass, Truman O., 241 W. Fourth St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1897
[Dowd, Squire, deceased. 45
Downey, William Bertrand, Chaplin, Conn.
[Downing, David, deceased. 46
Downs, Aaron W., Jefferson, Ohio.
Downs, Charles Albert, Star Route, Daniel-
son, Conn.
Downs, Darley, A.B.C.F.M. 1916
Dowty, Paul W., Deer Park, Wash.
Doyle, John, Ch., HI Middle St., Portsmouth,
Va. 1923
Drake, Charles, H., Jr., Pleasant Hill, Tenn. 289
tDrake, Charles W., New Haven, Conn. 1871
[Drake, Edward Alexander, deceased. 46
Drake, Francis Augustus, s.w., Pinehurst,
N. C. 1934
Drake, G. Bryant, Pr., 842 E. Fifth St., Crete,
Neb. 39, 40, 1921
Dreier, Nelson C, St., 1052 W. Sixth St., Los
Angeles 14, Cal. 24, 27, 1929
Drew, Bernard T., 29 Newton PL, Framing-
ham, Mass.
Drew, George Elbert, 4308 Pasadena Ave.,
Detroit 4, Mich.
Drew, William J., 232 N. Galloway St.,
Xenia, Ohio. 1894
Driesbach, Charles H., 1409 Princeton Ave.,
Orlando, Fla. 1891
Driftmier, Frederick F., Ch. U.S. Navy. 289, 1945
Driscoll, Edward A., 1722 Hampton St., Co-
lumbia, S. C. 1932
Driver, George Hibbert, 407 Boston Rd., Bil-
lerica, Mass. 1907
Drumm, John, 611>^ Washington St., Oregon
City, Ore. 1897
[Drysdale, Miss Euphemia, deceased. 46
Dubbs, Harrison W., 28 Church St., Gorham
Me.
Duddy, Frank E., 112 Upland Rd., Cam-
bridge 20, Mass. 8
Dudley, James, 705 Whitehead Ave., Berkley,
Va. 1941
Dudley, John H. M., 213 Edgar PL, Elizabeth,
N. J. 1913
Dudley, Joseph H., 30246 Lorain Rd., North
Olmsted, Ohio.
Dudley, W. Ewart, 3212 Ave. C, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Dudley, William E., 2317 CoUingwood Ave.,
Toledo 10, Ohio. 8
Dudley, William 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., Lyme, N. H.
Dukes, Hubert N., Grand Forks, N. D.
Dull, L. Edward, Maple Rapids, Mich.
Dull, Wilbert E., 2032 N. Taylor St., Topeka,
Kans.
Dumm, B. Alfred, North Weare, N. H. 1891
Duncan, Charles A., Warren, Ind.
Duncan, John, 1603 N. Main St., Wheaton,
m. 1912
Dungan, T. Arthur, 4356 N. E. 33rd Ave.,
Portland 11, Ore.
Dunham, Chester F., 3456 Island Ave.,
Toledo 9, Ohio.
Dunham, Clarence Stanfield, 162 Deer Hill
Ave., Danbury, Conn. 9
[Dunham, Clarence Wells, deceased.
Dunham, Melvin Francis, bics., 1933 Eastern
Ave., Cincinnati, 2, Oh.o. 1911
Dunlap, Harry Philip, p.o.d., Monte Vista,
Colo. 1943
Dunlap, Raymond B., 1530 N. Alexandria
Ave., Los Angeles 27, CaL 1907
Dunlap, Roger Allen, bus., 18 N. Main St.,
Concord, N. H. 1903
Dunn, Charles E., 27 Myrtle St., Claremont,
N. H. 29
Dunn, Frank Edmund, Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 1933
Dunn, Henderson H., 2924 Louisiana Ave.,
New Orleans 15, La. 24
Dunn, Theodore S., p. at L, 17 Hamilton St.,
New Britain, Conn. 24, 1915
tDunn, Wallace B., Cal. 1896
Dunning, Morton D., Hungary Rd., Granby,
Conn. 28, 1899
Dunstan, J. Leslie, Sec, P. O. Box 150,
Honolulu 10, T. H. 24, 1932
Dunstan, John F., 1142 17th Ave., N., Seattle
2, Wash.
Dunstan, William Thomas, 308 Rock City St.,
Little Valley, N. Y.
Duplissey, Frederick J., Concord Rd., South
Sudbury, Mass.
Dupree, William, R.D. 3, Earlville, 111.
DuPriest, Albert Lee, 267 Frederick St., Hunt-
ington, Ind.
Durant, Cecil H., bus., 1028 Union Ave., New
York 56, N. Y. 1942
Durgin, Lawrence L., Box 91, Orient, N. Y.
Durkee, J. Stanley, 6725 44th Ave., Univer-
sity Park, Md. 1898
tDurstan, Alfred S., Lutherville, Fla. 1883
Dutcher, A. Ernest, Worthington, Minn. 1930
Dutton, PhiUp Drew, (A.B.C.F.M.) Benzonia,
Mich.
Dutton, Robert Lee, Holden, Mass.
Duvall, Lewis A., Crystal Springs, Pa.
Duvall, Sylvanus M., Pf., 5315 Drexel Ave.,
Chicago 15, 111. 1924
Duven, William, Eddyville, Iowa.
Dwight, Charies A. S., Pf., Keuka Park,
N. Y. 1884
Dycer, Arthur WilUam, 236 North St., North
Weymouth 91, Mass.
Dyer, Frank, 460 Sycamore Rd., Santa
Monica, Cal. 1897
Dyer, Thomas L., bus., 940 Funston Ave.,
Norwalk, Cal. 1903
Dysart, John P., A.B.C.F.M. 1910
370
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[1945
Ealey, William M., 501 E. Oregon Ave.,
Urbana, 111. 1880
Eames, Charles O., 188 Merriam Ave., Leom-
inster, Mass. 1897
Earp, Ben Joe, 338 Concord Rd., Albermarle,
N. C.
Eastman, Finley E., Wakeman, Ohio.
Eastman, Fred, Pf., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, III. . 33, 1911
Eastman, George Pomeroy, 19 Oakridge Ave.,
Summit, N. J. 1891
Eastman, Harvey M., Green St., Slatersville,
R.I.
Eastman, Vinton P., p.o.d., 215 W. Beckwith
Ave., Missoula, Mont. 1907
Easton, Carlton, Waco, Tex. 1917
Easton, William Burnet, Jr., Pf., 164 Sun-
set Ave., Amherst, Mass. 1933
Eaton, Edward Earle, 223 William St., Scran-
ton 8, Pa.
Eaton, James A., 1617 E. 14th St., Winston-
Salem, N. C.
Eaton, Kenneth Oxner, 157 Linden Ave.,
Middletown, N. Y.
Eaton, Walter S., 277 State St., Augusta, Me. 1891
Ebersole, Charles David, Remer, Minn.
Ebertz, Wilham A., 610 Fourth St., S.E.,
Jamestown, N. D.
Eby, Albert B., Benzonia, Mich. 1901
Eby, Miss Louise Saxe, Pf., Milwaukee
Downer College, Milwaukee, Wis. 1928
Eck, Marshall Owen, Main St., Marlboro,
N. H.
Eckerson, Ray, 1940 F St., San Bernardino,
Cal. 1899
Eckhardt, John H., bus., 417 S. Fourth St.,
Brighton, Colo. 1911
Eckhoff, PhiUp J., Dover, 111.
Eddleman, Henry C, 6ms., R.D. 1, Dewey
Rose, Ga. 1914
Eddy, Allen L., 302 E. Pleasant St., Ma-
quoketa, Iowa.
Eddy, David Brewer, 82 Kirkstall Rd., New-
tonville, Mass. 1904
Eddy, Elmer N., Lee, 16 Holton St., Peabody,
Mass. 1928
Eddy, Robert Leigh, 18 West St., Paxton,
Mass.
Edgar, Robert, A., Box 247, Glen view. 111.
Edge, Wilham F., 49 Hazel Rd., Dover, Del.
Edmunds, Ernest Frederick, p.o.d., Niles,
Ohio. 1933
Edwards, Butner M., 2144 Fifth Ave., New
York 27, N. Y.
Edwards, Frank Lincoln, 102 Washington
Hgwy., Snyder 21, N. Y.
Edwards, George Nelson, R.D. 1, Bradenton,
Fla. 1901
Edwards, Grace, Pf., 5757 Woodlawn Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1944
Edwards, J. Edgar, 29 Burnett Ave., Maple-
wood, N. J.
Edwards, Otto Emil, 66 Van Zant St., East
Norwalk, Conn.
Edwards, Ralph Burris, 9 Webster St., Mid-
dleboro, Mass.
Edwards, Richard Henry, Lisle, N. Y. 1906
Edwards, W. J., bus., R. 4, High Point, N. C. 1920
Ehlers, Jacob Henry, i.d.w., 428 Baltimore St.,
Hanover, Pa. 1913
Eichler, George E., Yoder, Wyo. 1917
Eichorn, John C, 5011 Main St., Bridgeport
14, Conn.
Eighmey, Lawrence J., T., Pittsfield, Pa. 1923
Eisele, Richard O., 128 MadeUne St., Pitts-
burgh 10, Pa. ,
Eisenach, George J., Pf., Yankton College,
Yankton, S. D. 37, 1927
Ekins, Grove F., Old Saybrook, Conn. 1904
Elbe, Oswald F., 1332 Buchanan St., Racine,
Wis. 1944
Elder, Jesse Edwin, R.D. 4, Boise, Ida.
Elder, WiUiam Wytche, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1915
Elderkin, Noble Strong, 187 Dorchester Rd.,
Akron 2, Ohio.
Ellerbee, R. J., 3904 Bealwood Ave., Colum-
bus, Ga.
Ellinger, Clarence G., Hopkins, Mich.
Ellinger, Russell E., Olds, Iowa. 289
Elhott, Alfred Charles, 304 Faulkner St., New
Smyrna Beach, Fla.
'Elliott, Franklin Ruge, 2442 W. York St.,
Blue Island, 111.
Elhott, Homer Herbert, Ch., 332 Chester PL,
Pomona, Cal. 1932
Elliott, J. Edward, 215 Washington St.,
Wellesley Hills 82, Mass.
Elliott, WiUiam B., 6ms., Box 1115, Douglas,
Ariz. 1939
Ellis, Arthur M., West Medway, Mass. 1908
Ellis, Aylett Bruce, 1211 29th St., Newport
News, Va. 1912
Ellis, Emery W., Fairfield, Neb. 1904
Ellis, Francis C, 3755 Lemon St., Riverside,
Cal.
EUis, Hubert :3., 406 E. Washington St.,
Belding, Mich. 1912
EUis, Robert J., Palestine, lU. 1896
EUis, Samuel R., Pf., State College, N. M. 1926
[Ellis, Walter March, deceased. 46
Ellison, James Bonnard, Wolverine, Mich.
EUms, Louis, p.em., 93 Temple Ave., Ocean
Park, Me. 1889
Ellsworth, Frederick K., DayviUe, Conn.
Elmen, John, 5327 N. Christiana Ave.,
Chicago 25, lU. 1909
Elmen, Paul H., CH. U.S. Army. 1943
Elmes, Arthur F., 116 Seaton PL, N.W.,
Washington 1, D. C.
Elwick, Fredrick G., bus., 6223 Kenwood
Ave., Chicago, lU. 1916
Emerich, George Albert, 10 North St., Hills-
dale, Mich.
Emerson, John Crosby, Coventry, Vt.
Emery, Clarence P., 1207 Longwood Ave.,
Pueblo, Colo. 1899
Emery, Elbert Sidney, 163 N. Center Ave.,
Plymouth, Pa. i
Emigholz, J. Wilson C, Platteville, Wis.
Emigholz, Ludwig C, 215 S. Chestnut St.,
Kewanee, lU.
Emke, Emerson E., Gasport, N. Y.
Emmert, Rufus E., 12 W. Second St., Dan-
viUe, lU.
Enders, George Christian, Pf., 34 College PL,
Defiance, Ohio. 1894
Endo, Francis K., Wailuku, T. H.
Engels, John D., Buffalo Center, Iowa.
England, Richard N., Hardin, Mont.
English, Earl T., 304 W. Ohio St., Vermilion,
Ohio.
English, James F., St., 37 Garden St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 7, 9, 22, 24, 1921
English, Ralph G., StanfordviUe, N. Y.
English, William F., Jr., 49 Walpole St.,
Norwood, Mass.
Engstrom, Alfred P., 28 Jefferson St., Attle-
boro, Mass. 1895
Ennis, Merlin W., 63 N. Hancock St., Lex-
ington, Mass. 1903
Enslin, Irving J., Milton, Conn.
Ensminger, Fred P., Wadley, Ala.
Ensminger, Ross E., Wadley, Ala. 11, 39
Enwright, John Thomas, 1912 N. Miro St.,
New Orleans 19, La.
Erickson, Charles Telford, Box C, Avalon,
Cal. 1896
Erickson, Elmer E., 4812 FonteneUe Blvd.,
Omaha 11, Neb.
Erickson, Glenn W., Backus, Minn.
Ernst, Edward G., 301 Main St., Tilton, N. H.
Errington, Frederick, Schroon Lake, N. Y.
Erskine, John W., Ev., 602 N. Main St.,
Evart, Mich. 1900
*Ervin, Robie, Garrison, Ky.
Escott, N. Ellsworth, 919 S. Main St., Goshen,
Ind.
Eshelman, Byron Elias, 5763 Walnut St., Oak-
land 2, Cal.
Eshelman, Clarence A., Red Cloud, Neb. 1913
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
371
Eslinger, Edward J., Odessa, Wash.
Essig, William F., R.D. 1, Box 31, Beaver-
Estabro'ok, William A., p.em., Thetford, Vt. 1893
Etter, Julius E., 234 E. Main St., Greenville,
Ohio. 1897
Eusden, Ray A., 666 Center St., Newton 58,
Mass.
Euston, Walter H., 18 Union St., Deep River,
Conn.
Eutsler, Frederick Byerly, Haworth, N. J. 1937
Evans, Arthur T., 5234 Lexington Ave., Lin-
coln 4, Neb. 1905
Evans, Arthur Walwyn, 123 S. Hamilton St.,
Watertown, N. Y.
*Evans, Dardanus, 255 Union St., Hampton,
Va. 1907
Evans, David L., Vergennes, Vt.
Evans, Donald Robert, Dir. R.E., 415 W.
Grand River, East Lansing, Mich. 25, 1939
Evans, Edwin Richard, 1216 Seneca St.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
[Evans, Edwyn, deceased. 46
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, Griffith, R.D., Grand Junction, Mich.
Evans, J. Merle, 205 N. Kansas Ave., An-
thony, Kans.
Evans, James G., 227 S. Main Ave., Scranton
4 Pa.
Evans, John Charles, W. 268 25th Ave., Spo-
kane, Wash. 1893
Evans, Joseph, p.o.d.. Box 676, Warren, Ariz. 1929
Evans, Joseph H., 11 Asylum St., Hartford 3,
Conn. 1942
Evans, Lester E., Warren, Mass.
Evans, Mrs. Marie Jensen, Paisley, Scotland. 1941
Evans, Rowland H., Valley Springs, S. D.
[Evans, Thomas, deceased.
Evans, Wilford H., 1932 N. Sixth St., She-
boygan, Wis.
Everett, John Edward, Brewster, N. Y. 1894
Everhart, Rollin O., 518 N. State St., Concord,
N. H.
Everroad, Ralph W., Mazomanie, Wis.
Evers, John Upton, bus., 1725 H St., N.W.,
Washington, 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. 8, 1922
Ewing, Raymond H., Field St., 218 Dakota
Ave., W., Staples, Minn. 25, 1916
Ewing, Richard A., 216 12th Ave., N., Nash-
viUe, Tenn. 25
Ewing, RoUand G., 19 Elm St., New Milford,
Conn.
[Ewing, William Edgar, deceased. 46
Eymann, Harold H., p.o.d., 22 Prospect St.,
Berea, Ky. 1929
[Faduma, Orishatukeh, deceased.
Fagan, William G., 19 Pleasant St., Everett
49, Mass.
Fagley, Frederick Louis, Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 7, 8, 9, 14, 21, 23, 1912
Fagley, Richard Martin, Sec, 297 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 9, 1939
Fairbank, Alan M., 22 Marion Ave., Water-
bury 73, Conn.
Fairbanks, George W., 238 23rd Ave., N.,
Clinton, Iowa.
Fairchild, Ernest E., 227 N. Rosemont Ave.,
Los Angeles 26, Cal. 1896
Fairchild, Lawrence Wahl, 45 Princeton Blvd., 289
North Chelmsford, Mass.
Fairfield, Wynn C, Sec, 156 Fifth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 1910
Fairlie, J. Harold, bus., Boscobel, Wis. 1923
Fairman, Henry Butler, 619 HaU St., S.W..
Grand Rapids 9, Mich.
Falconer, Robert C, 20 St. Paul PL, Nutley,
N.J.
Fales, Ira D., Stanton, Mo. 1912
Falk, Robert B.. 913 Cottonwood St., Inde-
pendence, Kans. 1914
Fallaw, Wesner, Dir. R.E., 725 Pine St., Win-
netka, lU. 31, 1942
Fancher, Edward F., Albion, N. Y. 1912
Farmer, James, Box 581, Yorktown, Va.
Farnham, Darell Milton, 2359 Porter St.,
Ogden, Utah.
Farnham, George L., Mystic, Conn.
Farnsworth, Lynn V., 59 High St., Camden,
Me.
Farrah, Q. W., Siler City, N. C.
Farrar, Joseph D., 752 21st St., Newport
News, Va.
Farrell, Earl T., Haw River, N. C.
Farrer, William D., bus.. Box 23, Pellston,
Mich. 1904
FarweO, E. Roy, Sedgwick, Kans.
Fasnacht, Walter, Newton, 111.
Fath, Edward A., Pf., 703 E. Fourth St.,
Northfield, Minn. 1914
Faulkner, William J., Fisk University, Nash-
ville, Tenn. 8, 21
Fausnacht, Charles H., 209 W. Maple St.,
Westville, 111.
Faust, Irving C, 324 E. Fifth St., Newton,
Kans.
Faville, Theodore R., St., 617 Insurance Bldg.,
Madison 3, Wis. 22, 26, 1913
Feaster, John Newcomer, 30 High St., Bangor,
Me.
Fee, Harry O., Ch., 11827 GUmore St., North
Hollywood, Cal. 1915
Felkley, Arthur W., 1302 N. Glenoaks Blvd.,
Burbank, Cal.
FeUows, Ward Jay, 501 W. 121st St., New
York 27. N. Y. 1939
Felton, Calvin J., 249 Lincoln PI., Irvington,
N. J.
Fenner, Melvin R., Calumet, Mich. 289
Fenwick. John B., Bellevue, Wash. 1894
Ferch, Aaron I., 6855 17th Ave., N.E.,
Seattle 5, Wash. 1906
Ferguson, Alexander B., Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 14, 1941
Ferr6, Nels Frederick Solomon, Pf., 44
Stearns St., Newton Center 59, Mass. 31, 1934
[Ferrier, William Warren, deceased. 46
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, Cornelius, 28 Parkhurst St., Lebanon,
N. H.
Fetherolf, Fred E., bus., Elida, Ohio. 1918
Ficken, Richard O., 1 Clifford St., Fairport,
N. Y.
Fiebiger, Judson E., 1058 E. 21st St., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
Fiedler, Raymond Edward, 34 Wareham St.,
Medford 55, Mass.
Field, Edwin Curtis, 41 N. High St., Bridgton,
Me.
Field, Fred W., Baudette, Minn.
Field, George Ernest, Bertha, Minn.
Fielding, LeRoy Norris, 318 First Ave., Rock
FaUs, 111.
[Fifield, James William, deceased. 46
Fifield, James W., Jr., 535 S. Hoover St., Los
Fifield, L. WendeU, 57 Orange St., Brooklyn,
N. Y. 9
Findlay, James Franklin, Pr., 1136 Benton
Ave., Springfield, Mo. 39, 40, 1923
Findlay, John L., 89 County St., Taunton,
Mass.
Finley, Harold Marshall, 215 E. Broad St.,
Angola, Ind.
Fiscus, Carl Frederick, 119 Rose St., Buffalo,
N. Y,
372
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[1945
Fish, Fenton O., 6ms., 357 E. 13th Ave., Co-
lumbus 1, Ohio. 1913
Fisher, Albert V., St. Johnsbury East, Vt. 1906
Fisher, C. W., 1119 River Blvd., Wichita,
Kans. 1901
Fisher, Charles, 32 Hatch St., Ayer, Mass. 1938
Fisher, Charles F., New London, Ohio. 1901
Fisher, Charles Howard, 25 Jackson St., Sau-
gus, Mass. 1909
Fisher, Charles R., 6ms., 2619 Regent St.,
Berkeley 4, Cal. 1902
Fisher, Edward C, R.D. 3, Geneva, N. Y. 1904
Fisher, Ernest Brayton, Box 181, Sheffield, 111.
Fisher, George Francis, 93 Oak Grove Ave.,
Springfield 9, Mass.
Fisher, Mrs. Helen Leavitt, Box 181, Sheffield,
m.
Fisher, James O., Trempealeau, Wis. 1908
Fisher, Joseph B., Box 164, Nappanee, Ind.
Fisher, Miles B., 1309 Spruce St., Berkeley 7,
Cal. 1897
Fisher, Parker William, Box 183, Sanford, N. C.
Fisk, Chester B., 54 College St., Hanover,
N. H.
Fisk, George W., 16 Chestnut St., Spring
VaUey, N. Y.
*Fisk, MUes B., 721 Poplar St., Coshocton,
Ohio. 1913
Fisk, Pliny H., p.em., Granville, 111. 1885
[Fiske, George Walter, deceased. 46
Fiske, Roland Clarence McLeod, 535 S.
HoOver St., Los Angeles 5, Cal.
Fitch, Robert Elliot, Pf., 2017 Ridgeview
Ave., Los Angeles 41, Cal. 1936
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., 182 Orchard St., Bel-
mont 78, Mass.
Flaig, Hugo, 415 St. Patrick St., Racine, Wis.
Flammer, William, 1285 Cook Ave., Lake-
wood 7, Ohio. 1901
Flatt, D. Cecil, Box 32, Plainville, N. Y.
Fleckles, Elliott V., Ch., Veteran's Facility,
Northampton, Mass. 1931
Fleming, Isaac, 302 S. Green St., Tehachapi,
Cal.
Fleming, William Frank, Granite Falls, Minn.
Flemmer, John P., 209 Everett St., Brush,
Colo.
Flenner, Lyman W., Gaston, Ore.
Fletcher, J. Irving, 192 School St., Quincy 69,
Mass.
Fletcher, Lee, 305 New Scotland Ave., Al-
bany, N. Y.
Fletcher, Orville T., 104 Princeton St., Spring-
field, Mass. 27, 1896
Fletcher, Robert H., Rindge, N. H.
Flewelling, Lemuel E., Easton, Me. ( — )
Flick, A. Ray, 3528 Silver St., Kansas City,
Kans.
Flight, John WiUiam, T., 753 CoUege Ave.,
Haverford, Pa. 1918
Flint, James Clapp, Sec., 20 Warren St., New
York 7, N. Y. 21, 1936
Flood, James D., Star Route, Caledonia, Miss.
Flory, Edgar A., Winchester, N. H.
Flory, Edwin B., R. 1, Georgetown, Ohio. 11, 1913
Flowers, Albert R., T., Sims, N. C. 1898
Flugum, Omar J., 1611 E. 34th St., Minne-
apolis, Minn. 1919
Flynn, Dallas Joseph, Ev., 905 S. Caldwell St.,
Charlotte, N. C. 1901
Focht, Alfred Paul, 58 S. Main St., Colchester,
Conn.
[Fogg, Charles Grant, deceased. _ 46
Fogleman, James U., 6us., R. 6, Burlington,
N. C. 1927
Foley, Roy William, Pf., Colgate University,
Hamilton, N. Y. 1906
Folino, Paul Joseph, 2901 E. 9l3t St., Chicago
17, 10.
Fooks, Stephen C. 3070 Ash St., Denver 7,
Colo.
Foot, Harry W., 32 N. Main St., Sharon,
Mass. 1932
Forbush, Dascomb E., 302 E. Lawrence St.,
Appleton, Wis.
Ford, Albert H., Chillicothe, 111. 1912
Ford, Arthur S., Box 264, Coleville, Wash.
Ford, Eugene C, 406 E. Fifth St., Grand Is-
land, Neb. 1904
Ford, F. G., Cole Camp, Mo. _ (— ;
Ford, James B., 19 Pleasant St., Farmington,
N. H.
Ford, William Charles, Ch. U.S. Army. 1943
Forrester, Franklin G., 5417 41st., S.W.,
Seattle 6, Wash.
Forshaw, William, 1448 Torrey Pines Rd., La
JoUa, Cal.
Forster, Sydney, Aitkin, Minn. 1922
[Forsythe, John W., deceased. 46
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 CUnton Ave., Cleve-
land 2, Ohio.
Foster, Elliott O., 18 Rockland St., Taunton,
Foster, Gordon L., 733 Third St., Santa Rosa,
Cal.
Foster, Miss Hazel E., Spring Valley, Wis. 289
[Foster, James Lee, deceased. 47
Foster, Jesse Webster, 309 N. Kansas St.,
Anthony, Kans. 1912
Foster, John Junior, Broad St., Bethel, Me.
tFoster, O. Delmer, University Club, Chicago,
111. 1902
Foster, Robert Nelson, Gorham, N. H.
Foster, Virgil E., Dir. R.E., 1313 Main St.,
Grinnell, Iowa. 24, 1926
Fowell, Myron W., Sec, 14 Beacon St., Bos-
ton 8, Mass. 24, 1925
Fowler, George, Ames, Iowa. 1894
Fowler, Leonard W., Chestnut Hill, R.D. 2,
Athol, Mass.
Fowler, Manuel, 738 Summit Ave., River
Edge, N. J.
Fowler, Ulysses Samuel, 548 Georgetown St.,
Lexington 24, Ky.
Fox, Howard S., bus., 5653 Stanton Ave.,
Detroit 8, Mich. 1914
Foxall, Thomas, deceased. 47
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., 6ms., R.D. 1, Apex, N. C. 1915
Frantz, Samuel, North Manchester, Ind. 1902
[Fraser, Arthur Eheda. deceased. 47
Fraser, David, 26 Powder House Blvd., West
Somerville, Mass.
Fraser, Donald, Bartlett, N. H.
Fraser, James A., 103 First St., Riverhead,
L. I., N. Y.
Frasure, Charles A., 6ms., Sherburne, N. Y. 1896
Frazee, Fenton E., R.D. 1, Jefferson, N. Y. 1897
Frazee, John Elmer, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1928
Frazier, Cecil E., U.S. Army. 1931
Frazier, Donald H., p.o.d.. Proctor, Vt. 1941
Frazier, Francis Philip, s.w., 1051 W. 30th St.,
Los Angeles 7, Cal. 1926
Frazier, Howard, Little Eagle, S. D.
Frazier, Jacob A., Greenville Ave., Winchester,
Ind.
Frazier, WilUam A., 219 S. Main St., Lom- .
bard, 111.
Frazier, William F., Tr., 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 7, 12, 18, 20, 22, 1911
Freeling, Henry P., 117 W. Washington St.,
Delavan, Wis.
Freeman, Elmer S., 412 Broad St., Menasha,
Wis.
Freeman, Forrest Frank, 275 Avenue B, Sheri-
dan Parkside, Tonawanda, N. Y.
Freeman, Lawsha V., Box 735, Suffolk, Va.
1945]] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
373
Freeman, Luther, 434 W. Seventh St., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1890
Freeman, Wilham A., hus., 16K High St., Cov-
ington, Ohio. 1902
Freer, Harold Wiley, 2519 Dover Rd., West-
lake, Ohio.
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, 113 S. EUzabeth St.,
Lima, Ohio.
French, Howard Dakin, 21 Florence St., Na-
tick, 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, Sewall Rd., 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., bus., 1608 12th Ave., Rock-
ford, 111. 1903
Frieboes, John A., Peterson, Iowa.
Frieboes, William, Box 806, Dryden, Wash.
Friou, Kenneth A., 40 Fern St., South Hemp-
stead, N. Y.
Fritzmeier, John E., Glenwood, Minn.
Fritzmeier, William, R.D. 3, Fall Creek, Wis. 1892
[Frost, George Benjamin, deceased. 47
Frost, Harry A., 1538 Marlowe Ave., Lake-
wood 7, Ohio. *
Frost, Merle Arthur, 515 N. Maryland St.,
Glendale 6, Cal. 1896
Frost, S. E., Jr., Pf., Adelphi College, Garden
City, N. Y. 1925
Frost, William Mason, Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Fry, Earl Clinton, 138 Hancock St., Au-
bumdale 66, Mass. 1890
Frye, Harold M., Dale St., Wilton, N. H.
Frye, Richard Alden, Plainfield, Conn.
[Fryling, William, deceased. 47
♦Fryman, James C., Smile, Ky.
Fuenning, Albert A., p.em., 810 N. 14th St.,
Lincoln 8, Neb. , 1902
Fuhrmann, Paul T., Pine Hill Divinity Hall,
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. 1944
Fujinaga, E. S., My., 3488 Manoa Rd., Hono-
lulu, T. H. . 1932
Fujiyoshi, Donald Hiroshi, Lihue, Kauai,
T. H.
Fukushima, Joseph K., 622 23rd St., Ogden,
Utah.
Fulgham, Philip O., bus., 1622 N.E. Couch
St., Portland 14, Ore. 1894
Fuller, Charles Floyd, 91 Russell St., Ham-
den 14, Conn.
Fuller, Clarence William, 156 Bowles Park
Ext., Springfield 4, Mass.
Fuller, Frank Averill, 24 Tatem St., Putnam,
Conn. 1896
Fuller, Montie J. B., R.D. 2, Thomaston,
Conn. 1902
Fuller, Walter B., bus., 225 W. Market St.,
Harrisonburg, Va. 1916
[Fuller, WiUiam Harvey, deceased
♦tFultz, Tom, Ky. 1936
Fung, Tet Yin, 1054 S. King St., Honolulu 53,
T. H.
Fuqua, Leonard Clarence, bus., Port Chicago,
Cal. 1918
Furnad-jieff, Vasil Demetrius, Sec, 37 Sher-
man Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 1928
Furuta, Chiyokichi, 829 Pensacola St., Hon-
olulu 42, T. H.
Furze, W. Wallace, bus., 4 Greenbank Ave.,
Piedmont, Cal. 1920
Gable, Martin L., Carthage, HI.
1926
Gabrielson, Milton G., 158 St. Joseph Ave.,
Long Beach 3, Cal.
Gackle, Emanuel, 520 E. Ninth St., Crete,
Neb.
Gaede, Erwin A., 7703 W. 65th PL, Argo, 111.
Gaffney, Charles D., bus., 6510 High Point
Dr., Seattle, 6, Wash. 1917
[Gage, Brownell, deceased. 47
Gaige, Frank E., Milford, N. J.
Galbreath, Inez D., Newton, 111.
Gale, Clarence R., 601 Mayflower Rd., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1887
Gale, Louis, Box 487, Douglas, Wyo.
Gallagher, Buell G., Pf., 1798 Scenic Ave.,
Berkeley 4, Cal. , 38
Galle, M. J., Odessa, Wash.
Galloway, Lloyd Edward, 4415 S. Hooper
Ave., Los Angeles 11, Cal.
Gait, Howard S., 460 W. Tenth St., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1899
Gait, Truman F., bus., 110 S. Thomas Ave.,
Shenandoah, Iowa.
Gamble, Rov Franklin, Chenango Forks, N. Y.
Gammon, R"obert W., Sec, 19 S. La Salle St.,
Chicago 3, 111. 1897
Ganley, Wilham, Box 95, Dudley, Mass. 1897
Gans, Herbert Charles, 1 Keller St., Petaluma,
Cal.
Garcia, Diego, Luquillo, P. R.
Garcia, George, A., Waialua, T. H. 289
Garcta-Guevara, Serafin, Rio Abajo, Ceiba,
P.R. 25
Gardiner, Davis, Dickinson Center, N. Y. 1896
Gardner, C. Elliott, Bangor, Mich.
Gardner, Edward Vincent, Winfield, Kans. 1890
Gardner, John, p.em., 19 E. 95th St., New
York 28, N. Y. 1893
Garfield, E. Chandler, 11 Atkins PL, Medford
Hillside 55, Mass.
Garfield, Frank L., p.em.. Mount Dora, Fla. 1893
Garfield, John P., 152 Dean St., Taunton,
Mass. 1902
Garland, Malcolm W., Broadway, Norwich,
Conn.
Garland, Thomas P., McConnellsburg, Pa.
Carman, Clark P., {A.B.C.F.M.) i.d.w., 3150
W. 46th Ave., Denver 11, Colo. 1906
Garner, Alexander C, p.em,., 250 W. 136th St.,
New York 30, N. Y. 1891
Garran, Charles E., 380 Main St., Amesbury,
TyTogg
Gaskell,' Benton Searle, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1943
Gaskill, John Gilbert, East Derry, N. H.
Gatch, Lester E., Britt, Iowa.
Gates, A. Avery, p.o.d., 26 Kenneth Ct.,
Stoughton, Mass. 1911
Gates, Allen Hazen, R.D. 1, Rock\'ille, Conn.
Gates, Caleb F., Pr. em., 1640 E. Third Ave.,
Denver, Colo. 1881
Gates, Carl M., 755 Mayflower Rd., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1903
Gates, Edward Dwight, Ch. U.S. Navy. 289, 1945
Gates, Herbert Wright, 38 Kenwood Ave.,
Newton Center 59, Mass. 29, 1904
Cause, Eben N., Mound City, Kans. 1898
Gay, Arthur E., Leshe, Mich.
Gay, Ulrich, P.O. Box 476, Pittsfield, Mass.
Gaylord, Donald F., 1219 Grandview Ave.,
Martinez, Cal.
Gaylord, Edward D., Sec, 595 Mayflower Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1902
Gaylord, Harding Woods, 4 Academy St.,
Farmington, Me.
Gaylord, Joseph Howard, West Brookfield,
IVIass
Gebhardt, John E., 345 N. 16th St., Corvallis,
Ore. 1932
Gedcke, Lawrence A., 239 S. Kenilworth Ave.,
Elmhurst, 111.
[Gee, John Robert, deceased.
Geeding, Elbert C, Kimmell, Ind.
Geese, WiUiam K., 1236 Haslage St., Pitts-
burg 12, Pa.
Gehring, John Richard, 408 State St., Hart,
Mich.
374
Year Book , Congregational Christian Churches
[1945
Geisler, Armin Adolph, 202 Lincoln Ave., Oil-
dale, Cal. 289
Gelvin, Edward H., R.D. 1, Stockton, N. J.
Gerlinger, Charles, Sioux Falls, S. D. 9
Getchell, Evander Plummer, bus., 620 Fifth
Ave., Valley City, N. D. 1904
Gia Russo, Paul A., 1817 N. Hi Mount Blvd.,
Milwaukee 5, Wis.
Gibb, Dale Arthur, 108 Pleasant St., Franklin,
N. H. 1942
Gibbons, Ray, Dir., 289 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 7, 9, 14, 21, 1928
Gibson, Edwin H., 70 Byron Ave., Brockton,
Mass.
Gibson, Mrs. Elsie, 311 W. Sixth St., Morris,
Minn. 1935
Gibson, George M., 1448 E. 53rd St., Chicago
15, 111.
Gibson, Percy W., 312 Second Ave., N.E.,
W^asGca ]VIinn 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, 39, 40, 1928
[Giffen, Thomas Theron, deceased. 47
Giffin, Raymond H., 9315 Ansonia Ave.,
Cleveland 9, Ohio.
Gifford, Clarence F., S. Main St., Assonet,
Mass.
♦Gilbert,' C. C, bus., R. 1, Amelia, Ohio. 1917
Gilbert, Ernest D., 2188 N. High St., Apt. 23,
Columbus 1, Ohio. 1908
Gilbert, Lewis L., (,A.B.C.F.M.) 32 E. Man-
ning St., Providence 6, R. I.
Gilchrist, George E., 118 President's Lane,
Quincy 69, Mass. 16, 29
Gilkey, James Gordon, 127 Mulberry St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Gilkey, James Gordon, Jr., 500 Plant St.,
Utica, N. Y.
Gill, Charles O., Orwell, Vt. 1894
Gill, Clayton H., 220 W. Tulare St., Tulare,
Cal.
*Gill, Earl, Manchester, Ohio. 1934
Gill, Harley H., St., 1164 Phelan Bldg., San
Francisco 2, Cal. 16, 24, 1911
Gill, Sumner H., Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
[Gillanders, Donald Joseph, deceased. 47
Gillespie, Arthur Merton, Fowler Rd., North-
bridge, Mass.
Gillespie, John L., bus., 229J^ Capitol St.,
Charleston, W. Va. 1896
Gillett, Clarence S., (A.B.C.F.M.) 1052 W.
Sixth St., Los Angeles 14, Cal. 1921
Gillette, Edwin Carlton, Reg., 1515 Mallorv
St., Jacksonville 5, Fla. 11, 24, 1898
Gilliland, John R., R.D. 1, Coalton, Ohio. (— )
Gillis, Hugh A., Barton, Vt.
Oilman, Raymond N., 29 Howard St., New
Britain, Conn.
Gilmore, Arthur E., Parker, Ind.
Gilmore, Arthur H., 2111 Commonwealth
Ave., Saint Paul 8, Minn.
Gilmore, Reuben Eugene, 41 S. Emerson St.,
New Bedford, Mass.
Gilroy, Wilham E., 46 Morton St., Newton
Center 59, Mass. 8, 9, 1900
Gist, Nathan H., bus., Beekman Tower Hotel,
3 Mitchell PL, New York 17, N. Y. 1910
♦Glasscock, Edward R., 6ms., Plummers Land-
ing, Ky. ( — )
Gleason, Basil C, 82 N. Main St., Brewer,
Me.
Gledhill, George H., 36 Lithgow St., Water-
ville, 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.
Gobourne, Charles, 6ms., 101 W. 131st St.,
New York, N. Y. 289, 1945
Goddard, Harvey Warren, 6ms., 6638 Barnaby
St., N.W., Washington 15, D. C. 1927
[Goddard, John Calvin, deceased. 47
Goddard, Thomas S., 820 29th St., West Palm
Beach, Fla. 1934
Goergizian, Arsen A., 218 Salem St., Salem
Depot, N. H.
Goff, Asa O., 6ms., Waverly, Ohio. ( — )
Goin, Edward F., p.em., 573 Orchard St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 1902
Gold, A. Reginald, 524 Lincoln St., Lakeview,
Mich.
Gold, William, E. 43rd & Brooklyn Sts.,
Seattle Wash
Goldsmith, Willis Laiten, 610 E. Mill St.,
Porterville, Cal.
Goltz, William E., 434 Linden St., Hartford,
Mich.
Gomke, Edwin Chris, 3402 Halsted Blvd.,
Steger, 111.
Gonigam, Cyrus M., West Winfield, N. Y.
Gonzales, Frank C, Tabor, Iowa. 1903
Gonzales, John Brosius, 1631 Randolph Ave.,
Topeka, Kans. 1896
Gonzalez, Carlos P., Humacao, P. R.
Gooch, Wilham S., 47 Pine St., Peterboro,
N. H.
Good, Charles M., Kiowa, Kans.
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.
Goodheart, Simon F., 16 Eleanor St., Strat-
ford, Conn. 1898
Gooding, Ernest Alfred, Jr., Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Goodhffe, Georgfe 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., 6ms., 310 Reed St.,
Sedro Woolley, Wash. 1915
Goodsell, Fred Field, Pr., 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 7, 8, 9, 14, 16, 21, 1905
Goodson, Albert John, Fontanelle, Iowa.
*tGoodwin, Arlie D., Ky. ( — )
Goodwin, Frank J., 221 Pomona Ave., Long
Beach, Cal. 1888
Goodwin, Samuel Henry, p.em., 1165 Prince-
ton Ave., Salt Lake City 5, Utah. 1890
Goodwin, Sherman, Townsend, Mass. 1898
Goodwin, Thomas Arthur, 23 High St., Mar-
blehead, Mass. 8, 16
tGoodyear, De Mont, Hollywood,. Fla. 1900
Gordon, Alexander D., 6217 E. 14th Ave.,
Denver 7, Colo. 1929
Gordon, Alexander Houston, U.S. Army 1941
Gordon, Edwin R., Main St., Dudley, Mass.
Gordon, Harry B., 215 Coffeen Ave., Sheridan,
Wyo.
Gordon John, 806 N. Main St., Rockford, 111.
Gordon, Thomas, Arlington, Wash.
Gorton, Dempster D., 6ms., 37 Water St.,
Torrington, Conn. 1906
Goshn, Martin Leland, 2288 Elm St., Man-
chester, N. H.
Goto, Masaichi, 1293 Nuuanu Ave., Honolulu
7, T. H.
Goude, Stuart V., Ch. U.S. Army. 1920
Goudey, Charles Francis, 2929 Philadelphia
St., W., Detroit 6, Mich.
Gough, Roger Whitfield, 318 Cutler St., Alle-
gan, Mich.
Gould, Benjamin, Box 425, Los Altos, Cal. 1903
Gould, Clarence B., 2104 E. Main St., Endi-
cott, N. Y.
Gould, Everett W., R.D. 3, Sidney, Ohio.
Gould, Howard D., Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Gould, John Harold, 1115 Washington St.,
Lanesville, Mass.
Gould, Ralph E., Berkshire, N. Y.
Gould, Stanley A., 39 North St., Saco, Me.
Gould, Walter Holhs, 6ms., 8 Main St., North-
field, Vt. 1917
Gozzo, Salvatore C, 216 Edgewater Rd.,
Cliffside Park, N. J.
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
375
Grabill, D. Quincy, Box 175, Niles, Cal.
Graetz, Herbert D., 318 Second Ave., S., Lake
Worth, Fla.
Graf, Stanley W., 1316 26th St., Moline, 111.
Graf, Walter C, 1144 Prairie Ave., Beloit,
Wis.
Graff, Franklin L., 301 Brentwood Rd., San
Mateo, Cal. 1890
Grafton, Jesse C., 6ms., R.D. 1, Box 370,
Escondido, Cal. 1898
Gragg, Ira T., 4015 Fair Ave., Saint Louis 15,
Mo.
Graham, David, Ipswich, S. D.
Graham, J. William L., 6 Elm St., Cortland,
N. Y.
Graham, James G., 99 W. Broad St., Westerly,
R. I.
Graham, John J. G., 3227 Oakland Ave.,
Wicliita 8, Kans. 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, Angels Camp,
Cal.
Granstrom, Elmer N., Saint Johnsbury Cen-
ter, Vt.
Grant, E. Milton, 2592 W. 14th St., Cleve-
land 13, Ohio.
Grant, Ernest C, 2101 James Ave., N., Minne- 289
apolis 11, Minn.
Grant, Frederick L., South Windham, Conn. 1895
Grant, James A. G., 219 Polk St., Topeka,
Kans. 1917
Grant, John Hiram, 426 Post Rd., Fair-
field, Conn. 1896
Grant, Lathrop C, p.em., 614 Sheldon St., El
Segundo, Cal. 1895
Grant, Martin Lee, 215 Miller Ave., West
Terre Haute, Ind.
Gratton, John, 130 Wendell Ave., Pittsfield,
Mass.
Grauman, Edward, 726 Ensign St., Fort Mor-
gan, Colo.
Graves, Arthur G., 2540 Cumberland Rd., San
Marino 9, Cal. 1902
Graves, Lawrence Dewey, Ch. U.S. Army. 1936
Gray, Arthur Douglass, 5712 Prairie Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111.
*Gray, David L., 209 E. Ninth St., Man-
chester, Ohio. 1905
Gray, G. Charles, 3530 Charlotte St., Kansas
City 2, Mo.
Gray, Harmon M., Langdale, Ala.
Gray, Henry David, 1919 Fletcher Ave.,
South Pasadena, Cal. 8
Gray, Kenneth Vernon, 15 LaFayette St.,
Calais, Me.
Gray, Leonard B., 81 Laighton St., Lynn,
IMass
Gray, Thomas, 122 S. Harvard Ave., Villa
Park, 111. 1900
Grean, Stanley, p.o.d., 439 S. Columbus Ave.,
Mount Vernon, N. Y. 1946
♦Grebe, Frank, asso. p.o.d., Westminster
Church, Buffalo, N. Y. 1940
Greeley, LesUe 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 Augusta, 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, Albert F., 144 Central St., Auburn,
Mass.
Greene, Mrs. Alida A., 139 Church St., Lock-
port, N. Y. 1903
Greene, Charles W., Ev., 714 N. Central Ave.,
Glendale 3, Cal. 1913
Greene, Frederick D., 125 Bellevue Ave.,
Upper Montclair, N. J. 1888
Greene, George Louis, Saybrook, Conn.
Greene, Louis, 142 Broad Blvd., Cuyahoga
Falls, Ohio.
Greene, Shirley E., Merom, Ind. 21
Greene, Theodore Ainsworth, 33 Lexington
St., New Britain, Conn. 9, 16
Greenlaw, Earle Damon, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1939
Greenlee, Clyde W., 60 60th PI., Long Beach
3, Cal. 1900
Greenley, Jav Hiram, 153 Grandview Ave.,
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.. 14 High St., Rock-
port, Mass.
Creep, Miss Orpha E., Sec, 111 S.W. Third
St., Galva, 111. 1914
Gregg, Arthur Eugene, R.D., Warren, Conn.
[Gregg, James Edgar, deceased.
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, Miss Lillian S., Westfield, Vt. 289
Gregory, Philip E., 515 Seventh Ave., S.E,,
Minneapolis 14, Minn.
Gregory, Philip Henry, Kalkaska, Mich.
Gregory, William Edgar, 110 Buena Vista
Ave., Corte Madera, Cal. 1937
Gressley, Minor M., 314 S. West St., Belle-
vue, Ohio.
Grey, Alfred Daniel, 3362 Milton St., Pasa-
dena 8, Cal. 1914
Grey, Robert M., 5 Francis St., Woburn,
Mass. 29
Grieb, Edmund, Box 294, Fairfield, Neb. 1891
Grieder, Daniel E., 3400 Windsor Rd., Austm
21, Tex. 1918
Griffin, Johnson Linwood, Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Griffith, Edgar A., P.O. Box 522, Vista, Cal.
Griffith, John R., 209 Mohawk Bldg., Port-
land 4, Ore.
Griffith, P. M., bus., R.D. 4, Milton, Fla. 1912
Griffith, William Edward, 739?^ S. Lake St.,
Los Angeles 5, Cal. 1898
Griffiths, William Taylor, 91 E. Fourth St ,
Oswego, N. Y.
Grile, Noah E., Upland, Ind.
Grimes, Harry, 146 High St., Newburyport,
Mass. 29
♦tGrimm, Forrest R., Minn. 1941
Grimshaw, Eric W., 20 Shaffner St., Worces^
ter 5, Mass..
Grissom, Martin L., Jr., p.o.d.. Box 16, Gran-
ville, Mass. 1942'
Grissom, Raymond T., Jonesboro, N. C.
Grissom, William A., Warrenton, N. C. 1941
Griswold, Kenneth P., Dundee, Mich.
Grobel, William Kendrick, Randolph, Vt.
Groetsema, Frederic, 39 Forest St., Newton*
Highlands 61, Mass.
Groezinger, Christian, 107 Glendale Lane, Oak
Ridge, Tenn. . 1901
Groop, Andrew, p.em., 186 High St., Fitch-
burg, Mass. 1891
[Gross, Daniel Irving, deceased. 47
Gnoss, Fred, W., 515.S. Garfield St., Lodi, Cal,
376
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[1945
Gross, John D., Box 157, Hallam, Neb.
Grosz, Martin H., Box 67, New Leipzig, N. D.
Groves, John W., Jr., Box 561, 314 Saunder
St., Sanford, N. C.
Grubaugh, Leon Earl, St., 621 Mack Bldg.
Denver 2, Colo. 7, 8, 24, 1922
[Grupe, Charles William, deceased. 48
Grupe, Frederick W., Wadhams, N. Y. 1896
Gudmundsson, Gudmund B., C/i. U.S. Army. 1934
Guest, William Harry, bus., 1910 Prospect St.,
Lincoln 2, Neb. 1914
Guijbert, Edward S., 554 Veronica Ave., East
St. Louis, 111.
Guild, George E., bus., 215A Hudson House,
Vancouver, Wash. 1916
[Guild, Roy Bergen, deceased. 48
Guiles, Austin PhiUp, Pf., 340 Chestnut St.,
West Newton 65, Mass. 31, 1923
[Guiick, Sidney Lewis, deceased. 48
Gullen, George Edgar, 6ms., 914 La Fayette
Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich. 1909
Gunther, Edmund E., 6ms., 1115 Lincoln Rd.,
Ann Arbor, Mich. 1912
Guptill, Nathanael M., 89 Chase St., South
Portland 7, Me.
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
Gutjahr, Edwin, 505 W. Third St., McCook,
Neb.
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 W., Mellott, Ind.
Gwaltney, J. Clarence, 6ms., Lynnville, Ind. 1936
Gysan, William Herman, 47 Hillside Ter.,
Belmont Mass. 1918
Haberlin, Arthur Garfield, 22 Hobson Ave.,
Centredale 11, North Providence, R. I. 1925
Hacke, Augustus C, Box 176, Ripon, Cal.
Hackett, Allen, 1660 S. Beretania St„ Hon-
olulu 19, T. H.
Haddan, James F., Doerun, Ga. 1899
Hadidian, Yervant H., p. at I., 194 Glen St.,
New Britain, Conn. 1938
Hadley, Theodore B., 19 Highland St., Som-
ersworth, N. H. »
Haecker, Milo Claude, 2224 S. E. Boise St.,
Portland 60, Ore. 1899
Haehlen, Maurice L., 408 Third Ave., Eau
Claire, Wis.
Haemmelmaim, Herbert C, 1043 N. Eighth
St., Lincoln 8, Neb.
Haemmelmann, Howard Karl, 55 Elizabeth
St., Hartford 5, Conn. 1941
Haemmelmann, Karl H.
See Hammehnann.
Hagan, Frederick W., Ch., 2121 H St., N.W.,
Washington, D. C.
Hagelganz, Heinrich, 4222 N.E. Eighth Ave.,
Portland 11, Ore.
Hageman, James C, bus., 15377 Holmur Ave.,
Detroit 21, Mich. 1897
Hahn, Albert Gottfried, coll.p., Le Moytie
College, Memphis, Tenn. 1944
Hahn, Clement F., 28 Montague St., Wor-
cester, Mass.
Hailwood, James W., Vernal, Utah.
Hainer, Addison Merlin, 720 N.W. Third St.,
Galva, lU.
Haipes, Alfred T. B., 5533 Ellsworth Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. 1916
tHaines, Edward B., Conn. 1920
Haines, Johnson A., 31 High St., Littleton,
N. H.
Haines, Perry E., Jr., Washington St. Church,
Beverly, Mass.
Hainsworth, William O., 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., s.u>., 5545 Manning Dr.,
Bethesda, Md. 1902
Haldane, Robert, 118 Main St., Madison, Me.
Hale, Edward W., 9 Vernon St., Framingham
Center, Mass.
[Hale, Harris Grafton, deceased. 48
Hale, Lincoln Bell, Pr., 1700 Lincoln Ave.,
Evansville, Ind. 1927
Hale, Morton W., R.D. 1, Middlebury, Vt.
Halfaker, William LeRoy, 4300 Grimes Ave.,
S., Minneapolis 10, Minn.
Hall, Basil D., 41 Summer St., Westerly, R. I.
Hall, Carl D., Eaton, 111.
Hall, Carl Franldin, p.o.d.. Swans Island, Me. 1936
Hall, Edward C, 87 Filmore St., PhUlipsburg,
N. J. 1892
Hall, Frederick Lyman, R.D. 2, WiUoughby,
Ohio. 7, 9
Hall, George Anthony, 94 Harvard Ave.,
Brookline 46, Mass. 1912
Hall, Mrs. Gretchen von Walther Hayes, T.,
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 Overtake Pk., Burling-
ton, Vt.
Hall, Robert L., 215 W. Sixth St., Michigan
City, Ind.
Hall, Russell, bus., 22 Grant St., Utica, N. Y. 1926
Hall, W. Walter, R. 3, Burlington, N. C. 289
Hall, Warren D., Mount Vernon, N. H. 1919
Hall, Willard B., Ill E. Fifth St., The Dalles,
Ore.
Hall, William Melvin, 6us., 815 Bonfoy Ave.,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Halladay, William Lovel, R.D. 1, Sunfield,
Mich. 1924
Hallauer, Gerald G., Britton, Mich.
Halliday, Ernest M., Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 18, 1913
Halliday, James F., Box 112, La Canada, Cal.
Hallock, Raymond T., s.w., 84 W. Mineola St.,
Valley Stream, N. Y. 1930
Hallowell, George D., Ocean St., Marshfield,
Mass.
Halme, Omar Gideon, 1345 Alvarado Ter., Los
Angeles 6, Cal.
Halstead, George W., 6945 MediU Ave., Chi-
cago 35, lU.
Halverson, Marvin Pierce, Wilton, Conn.
Hamalainen, Eino J., 5018 Kenmore Ave.,
Chicago 40, 111.
Hamans, T. C, 1001 Manly St., Raleigh,
N. C. 1921
Hamilton, Charles G., Lib., Chevy Chase, Md.l928
Hamilton, Frank Roosevelt, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1925
Hamilton, George Victor, p. em., s.iv., Fairfield
County Home, Norwalk, Conn. 1912
Hamilton, Gilbert M., Lisbon Falls, Me. 1891
Hamilton, Henry, 356 Union Ave., Mount
Vernon, N. Y. (— )
tHamilton, Robert M., Newcastle, Neb. 1939
Hamilton, William John, Jr., 30 Spring Garden
St., Hamden, Conn.
Hamilton, Willis Crosby, 1077 Burnett Ave.,
Union, N. J. 1924
Hamlin, William R., 60 Fearing St., Amherst,
Mass. 1905
*Hamm, Basil, Waltz, Ky. 1927
Hamm, David L., 14 Beacon St., Boston 8,
Mass. 1943
Hamm, Robert F., 6us., State House, Indian-
apolis, Ind. 1933
Hammelmann, Karl H., 1710 N. 17th St.,
Sheboygan, Wis.
Hammitt, Mrs. Rachel Lucy Rogers, bus.,
R. 3, Box 1227, Beaverton, Ore. 1918
Hammond, Joseph Albert, Bar Mills, Me.
Hammond, William E., Walker, Minn.
Hampton, James D., bus., R. 1, Troy, Ohio. 1923
1945]] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
377
Hance, Edward R., 266 Church St., Nauga-
tuck, Conn.
Hanchett, John Corliss, 444 E. Broad St.,
Columbus 15, Ohio. 289
Hancock, John L., Mooreland, Ind.
Handanian, Karnek A., 51 Church St., Ware,
Mass.
Handsaker, Mrs. Alice M., 4959 La Roda
Ave., Los Angeles 41, Cal. 1919
Handsaker, John J., 4959 La Roda Ave., Los
Angeles 41, Cal. 1901
Hangen, Emerson G., 127 Lincoln St., Meri-
den. Conn.
Hankovsky, George, 2223 Delaware Ave.,
Swiss vale. Pa.
Hanna, John B., Sec, 289 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 8, 21, 1921
[Hannar, Edward Madison, deceased 48
Hannar, George Washington, P.O. Box 1249,
Burlington, N. C.
tHanning, John A., bus., 755 Sheldon St., S.E.,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 1907
Hannum, Harold S., 87 Main St., St. Johns-
bury, Vt.
Hannum, Henry Oliver, 2955 Dartmouth
Ave., Saint Petersburg 6, Fla. 1896
Hanscom, Bertram B., 10 Kenilworth Rd.,
Worcester 2, Mass.
Hanscom, Clarence Walter, 1902 Seventh
Ave., Scottsbluff, Neb.
*Hanscom, Frank L, Box 143, Thomaston, Me. 1906
Hanscom, Frederick L., Nashua, Iowa.
tHansel, J. W., Cal. 1914
Hansen, Carl Albert, Asso. St., 37 Garden St.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 24, 1942
Hansen, Niel E., Sec., 19 S. La Salle St., Chi-
cago 3, 111. 9, 24, 27, 1920
Hansen, William A., Box 98, Fiillerton, Cal. 1908
Hanson, Anton M., bus., 3461 Las Palmas,
Glendale 8, Cal. 1904
Hanson, Charles W., 515 Boulevard, La
Grange, Ga.
Hanson, Peter J., bus., Magnolia, Minn. 1920
Harald, J. Waldemar, Ev., 22 Batterymarch
St., Boston 2, Mass. 1905
Hardcastle, Howard S., 3507 Bainbridge Blvd.,
Norfolk 6, Va.
Hardin, Arthur L., R.D. 2, Moulton, Ala.
Hardin, Edwin Dodge, 45 South St., Cuba,
N. Y. 1898
Harding, Chauncey M., St., Opportunity
Farm, New Gloucester, Me. 1925
Harding, Thomas Henry, 326 Franklin St.,
Hutchinson, Minn.
Hardy, Edwin Noah, Sec. em., 26 Lexington
Ave, Greenwich, Conn. 1890
Hardy, Ray Morton, s.w., 1034 Ford Blvd.,
Lincoln Park 25, Mich. 1912
Hare, Alfred W., p. em., 1098 W. Kensington
Rd., Los Angeles 26, Cal. 1896
Hargett, Frederick A., 926 Lincoln St.,
Greensboro, N. C. 24
Hargis, Robert L., 773 See BanneUe Rd.,
Houston, Tex. 1928
Hargrave, Edward W., p.o.d., R.D. 3, Troy,
N. Y. 1910
[Hargreaves, John Robert, deceased. 48
Hargreaves, Theophilus C., Brimfield, 111.
Hargrove, James M., 418 Pettigrew St.,
Henderson, N. C.
[Haring, Elton Ernestus, deceased. 48
Harju, Andrew A., 822 Coyne Ave., Ash-
tabula, Ohio.
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
Hamish, Louis C, 17 Hammond St., Waltham
54, Mass. 1894
Harper, Charles W., p.o.d., R. 1, Lawrence^
burg, Ind. 1907
Harper, Joel W., 1219 W, Ninth Ave., Spo-
kane 9, Wash.
Harper, JohnS., 325 S. Fourth St., Pekin, lU.
Harper, William S., 311 James St., Shafter, Cal.
Harpole, Ralph O., Ch. U.S. M.S. 9, 1919
Harrell, Delbert Earl, 25 E. Benton Ave.,
NaperviUe, 111.
Harrell, Stanley C, 1010 W. Markham Ave.,
Durham, N. C. 9
HarreU, William O., Seresco, Neb. 1928
Harrer, John A., Sec, 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. 19, 1918
[Harris, Mrs. Bertha Juengling, deceased. 49
Harris, C. Basil, bus., P.O. Box 100, Kittery
Point, Me.
Harris, Charles A., 1400 Lead St., Norfolk,
Va. 1907
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, 120 M St., Eureka,
Cal.
Harris, Erdman, Pf., Shady Side Academy,
Pittsburgh, Pa. 1925
Harris, James A., R. 3, Middleburg, N. C.
Harris, L. Paul, 217 Green St., Edwardsville,
Pa.
Harris, P. VirgU, 349 S. Jefferson St., Hunt-
ington, Ind.
Harris, Pierson Penrose, 448 Highland Ave.,
Orange, N. J. •
Harris, Ralph Everett, Castalia, Ohio.
Harris, Ralphe Andr6, 511 N. Seventh Ave.,
Maywood, HI.
[Harris, Rupert WiUiam, deceased. 49
Harris, Wallace H., 10 White St., Lewiston,
Me.
Harrison, A. Robert, A.B.C.F.M. 1930
Harrison, Charles Harvey, 30 Lansdowne St.,
Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. 1904
Harrison, Fred, 120 E. Jackson St., Ottawa,
m.
Harrison, Hiram Blake, p.em., 427 Hot Wells
Blvd., San Antonio 4, Tex. 1891
Harrison, Joseph V., West Townsend, Vt. 1929
Harrison, William, Andover, Ohio.
Harrod, B. C, 1115 34th St., Newport News,
Va.
Harshfield, M. Clark, Pf., Yankton CoUege,
Yankton, S. D. 37, 1939
Hart, E. Belden, 141 Colonial Rd., Rochester,
N. Y.
Hart, Edward A., Naselle, Wash.
Hart, I. Alva, T., Thorsby, Ala. 1914
Hart, William Coolidge, Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Hart, William Wallace, 279 E. A St., Colton,
Cal. 1900
Harter, Mrs. Guernsey, 332 S. Columbia St.,
Union City, Ind. 1914
Harter, Melvin H., Y.M.C.A. Sec., 351 Turk
St., San Francisco, Cal. 1934
*Hartfiel, Ferdinand, Pf., Macia, Entre Rios,
Argentina, S. A. 1943
Hartley, Morley Richard, p.o.d., 107 S. East
St., Chnton, lU. 1915
Hartman, F. Talmage, 238 S. Second St.,
Montrose, Colo.
[Hartman, Frank, deceased. 49
[Hartman, George, deceased. 49
Hartman, Justin J., Sherman, Conn.
Hartman, Ross B., 614 State St., Osage, Iowa.
Hartshorne, Hugh, Pf., 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 9, 36, 1913
Hartung, Lois Joy, McLaughlin, S. D. 1934
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, 673 Washington St.,
Brookline 46, Mass. 1943
Harwood, Douglas, 9 Barnard Rd., New Bri-
tain, Conn. 1939
Harwood, Thomas W., p.em., R.D. 1, Fran-
conia, N. H. 1898
Has-EUison, John, Parkman, Ohio.
378
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1945
HaskeU, George William, 2008 W. 70th St.,
Los Angeles 44, Cal.
HaskeU, Joseph N., Pf.. 50 Ashland St., New-
buryport, Mass. 1900
Haskin, Robert F., 53 Melbourne Ave., S.E.,
Minneapolis 14, Minn. 1921
Haskins, Stuart Campbell, 20 Marion St.,
WoUaston, Mass.
Hass, Nathaniel, Chadron, Neb.
Haatie, Charles Bradford, 759 Stocking Ave.,
N.W., Grand Rapids, Mich. 1937
Hastings, Aubrey E., Andover Newton Theo-
logical School, Newton Center 59, Mass. 1938
Hastings, William F., 12 Miramar Ave., San-
turce, P. R. 1925
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., Indianapolis, Ind. 1936
Hatt, John Howard, p.o.d., Pleasant Valley,
N. Y. 1938
Hattie, Daniel E., Williamstown, Vt.
Hauck, Charles E., R. 1, Box 98, Holly HiU,
Fla.
Haulenbeek, Charles Judson, p.o.d., 210 E.
68th St., New York 21, N. Y. 1926
Haun, Charles Carroll, Thorsby, Ala.
Haun, Ray Arthur, p. at I., Eagle Butte, S. D.
18, 25, 1940
Haupt, Hans H., p.cm., Salem Pike, Mount
Washington, Ohio. 1894
Hausauer, Albert, 6ms., Odessa, Wash. 1930
Hauserman, Bob B., p.o.d., Byron, N. Y. 289, 1945
Haven, William LeRoy, S. Main St., Wolfe-
boro, N. H.
Havener, PliiUp Henry, 198 Western Ave.,
Brattleboro, Vt.
Haverinen, John, 52 Buckley St., Quincy 69,
IMass*
Hawkes Albert Scott, 527 Berkeley Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1900
Hawkes, George Bradley, North Carver,
Mass. 1902
Hawkes, Thomas A., 1708 Sycamore St.,
Terre Haute, Ind.
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.
Hawkins, Obadiah Waller, 712 Apple St.,
Burhngton, N. C. 1903
*Hawkins, R. L., Gen. Del., Suffolk, Va. 1923
Hawkinson, Bernard A., s.w., 1005 Belmont
Ave., Chicago 13, 111. 1932
Hawley, Henry K., p.em., 216 Sylvan Blvd.,
Winter Park, Fla. 1901
Hawley, John Amon, 22 Blue Hills Rd., Am-
herst, Mass. 41
Hawley, Walker T., Manchester, Vt. 29
Hawthorne, Kingslev Walter, Ch. U.S. Army. 1943
Hay, ElUs Walker, 6501 Wydown Blvd., Saint
Louis 5, Mo. „^ 8
Hay, W. Lupher, bus., 200 RafI Rd., N.W.,
Canton, Ohio. 1925
Hayden, Henry Hoyt, Box 351, Guerneville,
Cal.
Hayes, Cameron Douglass, Coleridge, Neb.
Hayes, Frederick Augustus, 34 O'Neil St.,
Hudson, 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., 1529 McGee St., Berkeley,
Cal.
Haynes, Lowell Q., 19 Leavitt St., Skowhegan,
Me.
Hay ward, Frederick Downing, 23 Central St.,
Methuen, Mass. 1909
Hazel, Oscar A., Burlington, N. C.
Hazeltine, Francis B., T., Junior Republic,
Litchfield, Conn. 1931
Hazelton, Roger, Pf., 46 Berwick Rd., Newton
Center 59, Mass. 31, 1934
[Hazen, Carleton, deceased. 49
Hazen, Clarence Arthur, 10 Farrar St., Swan-
ton, Vt.
Hazen, William, 138 Hancock St., Auburn-
dale 66, Mass. 1897
Heacock, Roland T., Staffordville, Conn. 1924
Head, Mrs. Charlotte A., 2027 S. Broadway,
Santa Ana, Cal. 1932
Head, Donald W., 2027 S. Broadway, Santa
Ana, Cal. 1927
Head, Wilham W., Cathlamet, Wash.
Headley, Orman T., Bakersfield, Vt.
Heald, Mrs. Katharine P , 226 W. Eighth St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1896
Heaps, Allison Ray, Somers, Conn.
Heath, Mrs. Jessie Getty, Salida, Cal. 1916
[Heberlein, Frederick Wilham, deceased. , 49
*Heckman, Harold William, A.B.C.F.M. 1942
Heddon, Richard George, bus., AUandale
School for Boys, Lake Villa, 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 26, Wiscasset, Me.
Heighway, Frank E., 936 Inglewood Rd.,
Cleveland Heights 16, Ohio. 1894
Heikes, Nelson M., R.D. 2, Albion, Me. 1894
Hein, George, 1107 E. Howell St., Seattle 22,
Wash
Heineman, Charles P., A.B.C.F.M. 1944
Heininger, Alfred D., A.B.C.F.M. 1917
tHeino, John F., Worcester, Mass. 1929
Helbig, Mrs. Bertha Browne, 223 W. Will St.,
Winchester, Ind. 1914
Held, Frederick, 13 Pearl St., Clinton, Mass. 1910
Helfenstein, Roy Chfton, 221 Third St., N.E.,
Mason City, Iowa. 8, 11
*Helgerson, Carlton, 28 Ariington Rd., Wo-
burn, Mass. 1937
Hellens, Clarence E., 499 Main St., Shrews-
bury, Mass.
Helliwell, 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 Carlisle, Ohio. 1930
Helsley, Charles W., 1171 Mulvane St.,
Topeka, Kans.
Heming, Thomas D., U.S.O., R.D. 6, Concord,
N. H. 1935
Hemingway, Ellis L., 20 Malvern PL, Verona,
N.J.
Hempstead, Carl W., p.em., Stuart, Iowa. 1903
Hendershot, William H., bus., Needmore, Pa. 1904
Henderson, Ira Wemmell, 39 Wilson PL,
Freeport, N. Y. 1904
Henderson, James A., R. 1, Box 82, Manson,
N. C. 11
Henderson, James W., Chesterfield, 111.
♦Henderson, Jerry, OUve Hill, Ky. 1921
Henderson, John R., 45 Clarendon Ave., West
Rutland, Vt.
Henderson, Lawrence W., Aberdeen, Wash. 289
Hendrickson, Roy L., 503 E. Yanger St., Lin-
coln, Kans.
Henley, Kenneth R., 65 High St., Greenfield
TyTogg
Henley,' Norman Forrest, bus., 242 Brown St.,
Waltham, Mass. 1943
19453 Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
379
Henry, Charles E., 207 S. Seventh St., Hiawa-
tha, Kans.
Henry, Frank Edmons, Eldon, Iowa.
Henry, James S., 30 N. Market St., Mount
Carmel, Pa.
Henry, John Taylor, 819 Davis St., Kala-
mazoo 44, Mich. 1921
Henry, Walter S., Yorkville, 111.
Henshaw, Don G., bus., Toronto, Ontario,
Canada. 1912
Henshaw, Thomas Dean, 38 W. Cottage St.,
Chagrin Falls, Ohio. 1895
Henson, Frederick Douglas, 1016 E. Third
St., Okmulgee, Okla.
*Hentges, Oswald, coll. p., Linha Dona Otilie,
Sera Azul, E.G. do Sul, Brazil, S.A. ( — )
Herbert, Lemuel G., McComb, Ohio. 1890
Herbert, Sherman Howard, Eastlake, Colo.
Herberts, Herbert L., 1 100 W. Kensington Rd.,
Los Angeles 26, Cal.
Herbrecht, Otto G., Gen. Del., Phoenix, Ariz. 1909
Herholz, Richard E., 340 McLeod Ave., Mis-
soula, Mont.
Herman, G. Webster, Box 255, West Rich-
field, Ohio.
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 Dumont, deceased. 49
Herrick, Bernard C, 4156 Columbia Way,
Seattle, Wash.
Herrick, David Scudder, 138 Hancock St.,
Auburndale 66, Mass. 1894
Herrick, Henry Martyn, bus., 309 Whitman
St., Rockford, 111. 1887
Herriott, D. Paul, Newbury, Vt.
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., s.w., 3438 81st St., Jack-
son Heights, N. Y. 1929
Hess, WiUiam Milton, s.w., Y.M.C.A., 8 E.
Third St., New York 3, N. Y. 1901
Hester, Harold H., bus.. Red Cloud, Neb. 1923
*tHester, John Eber, bus., 758i^ Central Ave.,
Kansas City, Kans. 1927
Hewitt, James R., 1718 Hazel Ave., Hayward,
Cal. 1911
Hewson, Earl, 7018 Forsythe Blvd., Saint
Louis 5, Mo. 1906
Heyhoe, Albert George, 535 S. Hoover St., Los
Heyl, Walter C.,'r. 2, Crystal Lake, 111.
HeyTvorth, John R., p.o.d., 5921 Magnolia
Ave., Chicago 40, 111. 1912
Hiatt, James V., 668 Hoyt Ave., Muncie, Ind.
Hickcox, Edward S., 31 Frankhn St., Chelsea,
IVIass
Hickman, Wilham C. B., 244 E. Main St.,
Plymouth, Pa.
Hicks, Cyril M., 724 N. 16th St., Kansas
City 2, Kans.
Hieb, Louis, Ravenna, Neb.
Hieb, Stephen Philip, Box 419, Freeborn,
Minn.
Higby, CUfford Starr, Tombstone, Ariz.
[Higginbotham, James Kerns, deceased. 49
Higgins, Forrest Cleveland, Norridgewock,
Me..
Higgs, N. E., 604 Branch St., Durham, N. C.
Higuchi, Hiro, P.O. Box 289, Pearl City,
Oahu, T. H. 1935
Hiironen, Reino, My., Lock Box 230, Brook-
lyn, Conn. 1916
Hildebrand, Edward, R. 1, Box 159, Sanger,
Cal.
Hildebrandt, Leonard H., 1506 Girard Ave.,
N., Minneapolis 11, Minn.
Hildreth, Ellison Story, Brooklyn, Conn.
Hile, Frederic Webb, Ch. U.S. Army. 1944
[Hilkerbaumer, Richard, deceased. 49
Hill, Albert L., 206 Farmington Ave., West
Hartford, Conn. ,, 1893
Hill, Charles F., p.o.d., Brocton, 111. 1897
[Hill, Edmond, deceased. 49
Hill, George Wilson Crockett, p.em.. Sunset
Farm, West Hartford 7, Conn. 1895
Hill, Harry Robert, 19 Pinkham St., Lynn,
Mass. 1896
Hill, Joseph D., 913 E. Davie St., Raleigh,
N. C.
Hill, Lester Alvah, Point Isabel, Ohio.
Hill, Randolph Hooker, T., Thetford, Vt. 1931
HiU, W. J., P.O. Box 51, Pell City, Ala.
tHill, William Ely, bus., 105 S. Madison Ave.,
La Grange, III. 1914
Hill, WiUiam H., 1737 Jackson St., Dubuque,
Iowa.
Hill, Wilham John, 234 Washington St., West
Pittston, Pa.
Hillary, Mark, Ch., 3441 S. Wakefield St.,
Arhngton, Va. 1920
Hilhker, Clifford W., 102 Pearl St., Watervhet,
Mich.
Hinderks, Preston S., State St., York Beach,
Me.
Hindley, John George, 233 Park PL, Ashta-
bula, Ohio. 8
Hines, Herbert H., 75 Sunset Ter., CoUinsville,
Conn.
Hinkelman, Roswell F., 678 Savin Ave., West
Haven 16, Conn.
HinkJe, Thomas C, Onaga, Kans.
Hinton, George Warren, 3321 102nd St.,
Corona, N. Y.
Hirning, Jacob L., Pf., 1200 Simpson St.,
Evanston, 111. 1913
HirrschofI, Ernest Herbert, Barre, Mass.
*Hirzel, Heinrich, My-., Paraiso, via Cachoeira,
R.G. do Sul, Brazil, S.A. 1912
Hitchcock, Henry S., 22 Madison St., Chico-
pee Falls, Mass.
[Hitchcock, Samuel, deceased. 49
Hivale, Bhaskar P., Pf., Wilson College, Bom-
bay, India. 1920
Hoag, WiUiam Dixon, Old Lyme, Conn. 29
Hoagiand, Lars Nilsen, Chewelah. Wash.
Hoare, William James, Wheatland, Wyo.
Hoats, Elmer E., 1011 Eureka St., Lansing,
Mich.
Hobensack, Roslyn Paul, Mill River, Mass. 1932
Hobson, Claude C, Lock Box 364, Nashua,
Iowa.
Hobson, Franklin Drake, 405 E. Eighth St.,
Topeka, Kans. 1896
Hochitatter, Jonathan H., 535 S. Hoover St.,
Los Angeles 5, Cal.
Hochwald, Earle C, 76 Rogers St., Branford,
Conn.
Hodgdon, Thomas M., p.em., 105 S. Main
St., West Hartford 7, Conn. 1891
Hodgen, Robert J., Manomet Parsonage, Bea-
ver Dam Rd., Plymouth, Mass. 1932
Hodges, Charles A., Pf., Orangeburg, S. C. ( — )
Hodges, Charles Ross, 114 Prospect St., Nor-
wich, Conn.
Hodges, Clifton, 116 Hadley St., Mount Airy,
N. C.
Hodges, Deane LlweUyn, 2 Winter St., Plym-
outh, N. H.
Hodgkins, Laforest Edmund, 3520 N. Main
St., FaU River, Mass.
IHodgson, WiUiam Robert, p.o.d., 211 War-
wick Rd., Kenilworth, lU. 1923
Hodous, Lewis, Pf. em., Northfield, Mass. 1901
Hoersch, Albert H., Ogallala, Neb.
Hoersch, Henry, Box 88, Warden, Wash.
Hoersch, John, Glen UUin, N. D.
Hoffman, Christian H., Box 355, Arvin, Cal.
Hoffman, Ralph J., Armour, S. D.
Hoffman, Robert, 44 E. MerriU Ave., Fond
du Lao, Wis. 1913
Hoffman, Robert W., 159 State St., Portland
3, Me.
Hoffman, Thomas N., Lancaster, Wis.
*Hoffman, Max, coll. p., Pindorama, R.G. do
Sul, Brazil, S.A. {—)
Hogan, Daniel, 809 Romona St., Corona, Cal.
380
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[1945
[Hogan, Harding R., deceased.
Hogan, William E., i.d.w., 347 Madison Ave.,
New York 17, N. Y. 1941
Hoggatt, William S., R.D. 1, Westboro, Ohio. 1918
Hogue, S. Mark, 1989 Westwood Blvd., West
Los Angeles 25, Cal.
Hokkanen, William H., 10 Linwood St.,
Worcester 5, Mass.
Holbrook, Chalmers, p.o.d., Millbrook, N. Y. 1913
Holbrook, Clyde Amos, Dean, Colorado Col-
lege, Colorado Springs, Colo.
[Hold, Clayton, deceased. 49
Holden, Edwin Roy, Middlebury, Vt.
Holden, John L., Hyde Park, Vt.
Holder, Joseph Augustine Theodore, Ev., 184
Taylor St., Orange, N. J. 1921
Holfman, Paul D., hus., 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., 19 West St., Fair
Haven, Vt.
Holland, John Jasper, R.D. 2, Box 12, Hol-
land, Va.
Hollenshead, David S., Needmore, Pa.
HoUister, Frederic M., 185 E. 159th St.,
New York 35. N. Y. 1890
HoUoway, George, 1021 31st St., Hampton,
Va.
♦Holloway, John Wesley, Box 61, Ridgeway,
N. C. 1900
Holloway, Vernon Howard, Sec, 289 Foiirth
Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 21, 1942
Holloway, WiUiam M., Ridgeway, N. C. 1925
HoUoweU, Otto C, 419 W. Main St., Port-
land, Ind.
Holman, Andrew J., Box 242, East Tallassee,
Ala. 1900
Holman, Glenn Paul, Ch. U.S. Army. 1938
' [Holman, Rex O., deceased.
Holmes, G. D., Graham, N. C. 1939
Holmes, John Andrew, 1518 Hinman Ave.,
Evanston, 111. 1901
Holmes, Mens C, 6ms., 77 Woodford St.,
Portland 5, Me. 1917
Holmes, Norman A., 2307 Bienville Ave.,
New Orleans 19, La.
Holmes, Ralph A., 308 E. Second St., N.,
Newton, Iowa.
Holopainen, Victor, 1205 Cloquet Ave., Clo-
quet, Minn.
Holp, Lincoln Archer, R.D. 3, Belvidere, 111. 1891
Holt, Horace I., 32 Harden Ave., Camden,
Me. 1904
Holton, Charles Leonard, p.em., 27 Amity Ct.,
Springfield, Mass.
Holton, H. Stanley, 7 Chestnut St., New-
buryport, Mass. 1929
Holton, Horace F., Sec, 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. 9, 23, 1905
Holway, Theodore T., Lakes Rd., R.M.D. 1,
Duncan, Vancouver Island, British Colum-
bia, Canada. 1896
Homme, Tobias A. S., 16605 Sedalia Ave.,
Cleveland 11, Ohio.
[Hood, Everett Davison, deceased. 50
[Hook, Archie Winters, deceased. 50
Hook, Archie Hine, 414 S. Plum St., Troy,
Ohio. 7, 11
Hooker, James H., R.D. 2, Box 46, Graham,
N. C.
Hoover, Henry C, 6508 34th St., Berwyn,
m.
Hopkins, C. Howard, Pf., 331 Hammond St.,
Bangor, Me. 32, 1936
Hopkins, William 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, El.
Hopwood, John L., 1989 Westwood Blvd., Los
Angeles 25, Cal.
Horn, Howard Paul, Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
Hornbuckle, Kenneth G., 421 Louisa St., Dupo,
111.
Horning, Lawrence, Newaygo, Mich.
Hornung, John Henry, 145 N. Clifton Ave.,
Wichita 8, Kans.
Horst, George C, bus., c/o J. I. Case, Racine,
Wis. 1925
Horton, Douglas, Sec, 287 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 7, 8, 9, 12, 14, 21, 23, 1915
Horton, Matthew H., Conewango Valley,
N. Y. 1925
Horton, Roger Plant, Boscawen, N. H.
Horton, Walter MarshaU, Pf., 248 Oak St.,
Oberlin, Ohio. 8, 9, 35, 1919
Hosford, Lisle Raymond, Pf., 918 Fourth St.,
Las Vegas, N. M. 1928
Hosking, William Thomas, Spring Valley, 111.
Hoskins, Fred, 877 Park Ave., Bridgeport 4,
Conn. 8
Hoskinson, Charles C, 848 Lake St., Oak
Park, m. 41
Hostetler, Elmer J. , Kent, Conn.
Hotchkiss, Albert B., Antwerp, N. Y.
Hotchkiss, Wesley, Ch. U.S. Army. 289, 1945
Houck, John W., 1749 Grand Concourse, New
York 53, N. Y.
Houghton, Albert Victor, bus., 724 Ohio St.,
Richmond, Cal. 1920
Houghton, Ola R., WaUingford, Vt. 29
Houghton, Roy M., p.em., 21 Highland St.,
New Haven 11, Conn.
Houlding, Ernest W., bus., 1802 Fairview St.,
Berkeley 3, Cal. 1928
Houn, Julius, Box 223, Bowdle, S. D.
House, Robert Lee, 3206 Grove Ave., Rich-
mond 21, Va. _ 11
Houseman, Alva Benton, bus., R.D. 2, Piqua,
Ohio. 1921
Houser, Charles MacMiUan, 946 Giddings
Ave., S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich. 7
Houston, Ira J., p.em., 2449 May St., Omaha,
Neb. 1905
[Houtain, George Julian, deceased. 50
Hovland, Clarence Warren, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1943
Howard, Brittain J., bus., 230 McCauley St.,
Chapel Hill, N. C. 1919
Howard, Charles E., Veedersburg, Ind. 1914
Howard, Donald B., Shoreham, Vt.
Howard, E. Lee, 4711 Swiss Ave., Dallas 4,
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.
HoweU, Joseph Azor, s.w., 20 Warren St., New
York7, N. Y. 1942
Howell, Lester B., R.D. 4, Box 278, Muncie,
Ind. 1929
Howell, Raymond Edward, bus., 2500 W. First
St., North Platte, Neb. 1932
Howie, John Lloyd, T., 2350 N. Sayre Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 1899
Howland, Robert I., Franklin, N. Y.
Howlett, Walter Main, i.d.w., 201 Park PL,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 1914
Howsare, Mrs. Athella M., Plattsburg, Ohio. 1932
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., 4 Austin St., Cambridge 39,
Mass. 1934
Hoyt, Benjamin B., Colwell, Iowa.
Hoyt, Frederic V., R. 1, Spokane, Wash. 1883
Hoyt, John Lewis, Rock Creek, Ohio.
*tHubbard, Horace L. 1879
Hubbard, Hugh W., A.B.C.F.M. 1913
Hudson, Charles Herbert, 1182 Main St.,
Ferndale, Cal.
Hudson, J. Calvert, 427 Medford St., Somer-
viUe, Mass. 1928
Hudson, James Douglas, p.em., 2322 N. 51st
St., Seattle 3, Wash. 1908
Hudson, Louis G., Berlin, Mass.
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
381
Hueston, Robert, p.o.d., 405 Buffalo St.,
Manninston, W. Va. 1913
Huetter, Frank W., 65 River St., Madison,
Ohio.
Huff, Marvin E., hus., Norton, Kana. 1927
Huff, Orland C, Oakland, Iowa.
Huffer, Ralph S., 80 Silver St., Dover, N. H.
Hufstader, Robert Gary, 945 Wilshire Blvd.,
Los Angeles 14, Cal. 1913
Hughes, C. Fosberg, 1332 Strong St., Law-
rence, Kans.
*Hughes, Charles, R.D. 2, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Hughes, Claire A., Central City, Iowa.
Hughes, Edward Daniel, 68 S. Sherman St.,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Hughes, Enoch, 80 Pleasant St., Palmer,
Hughes, George Edward, hus., 156 St. Johns
PL, Brooklyn 17, N. Y. 1909
Hughes, Henry, Madrid, N. Y.
Hughes, Henry R., 225 Chapel PL, Youngs-
town 34, Ohio.
Hughes, Horace W., 60 Hillside Ave., Cresa-
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. 1899
Hughes, Miss Mary E., R.D., Hamilton, Va. 1894
Hughes, Robert W., Golenfryd, England Rd.,
Carnarvon, Wales. 1912
Hughey , Thomas J. , bus., East Tallassee, Ala. 1906
Hulbert, Homer B., 44 Fairfield St., Spring-
field 8, Mass. 1910
Hulbert, Richard R., 218 Third Ave., N.W.,
Faribault, Minn.
Hulburt, Dayton D., asst. p., 11 S. Sixth Ave.,
La Grange, lU. 289, 1945
tHuleen, John J., Ryd, Sweden. 1898
Hull, William Morgan, 305 S. Minnesota St.,
New Ulm, Minn.
Humber, Wilbur James, 135 LaSalle St.,
Chicago 3, 10. 1937
Hume, Robert Ernest, P/., 606 W. 122nd St.,
New York 27, N. Y. 1905
Humfreys, John, p.em., 211 N. Washington
St., Angola, Ind. 1890
Hummon, Serge Floyd, Rapid River, Mich. 289
Humphrey, Edward H., Saranac, Mich. 1916
Humphrey, Seldon B., Sec, 691 Orange St.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 11
Humphrey, Verno C, Corning, Iowa. ( — )
Humphreys, Arthur, Stanley, N. Y. 1896
Humphries, Bertram E., 5 Glenwood Ave.,
East Orange, N. J.
Humphries, Tucker G., 6 S. Bennett St.,
Southern Pines, N. G.
Humphris, Wallace P. A., p.o.d., Box 38, Wil-
cox, Neb. 1908
Hung, Ching Chong, p.o.d., 1011 L St., N.W.,
Washington 1, D. C. 1938
, Hunsinger, Homer, Wingate, Ind. 289
Hunt, Everett Rowland, 5011 Keystone PL,
Seattle 3, Wash.
Hunt, Frederick Cecil, 43 Gordon St., Spring-
field 8, Mass. 1921
Hunt, George D., R. 1, Roanoke, Ala. 1889
Hunt, George Staley, Stearns, Ky.
Hunt, Joseph Cannon, 179 St. Botolph St.,
Boston, Mass.
Hunt, Leland O., Partington Hall, Farming-
ton, Me. 1939
Hunt, Theodore Conrad, 6361 Shoup Ave.,
Canoga Park, Cal. 1880
Hunter, Allan A., 4609 Prospect Ave., Los
Angeles 27, Cal.
Hunter, George W., 99 Wells Hill Rd., Toronto,
Ontario, Canada. 1905
Hunter, James A., A.B.C.F.M. 1919
Hunter, James Scott, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1941
Hunter, Paul R., 5124 N. 26th Rd., ArUng-
ton, Va.
Hunter, Richard DowUng, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1946
Hunter, William Armstrong, III, Talladega
CoUege, Talladega, Ala. 289, 1945
Hunter, William J., Onondaga, Mich.
Hunting, Harold B., R. 1, Torrington, Conn.
Huntington, George H., Warm Springs, Ga. 1907
Huntington, Seth Rowan, 715 N. Capitol St.,
Salem, Ore.
Huntzicker, Howard Lyman, Evarts, Ky. 289
Hurlburt, Donald P., 580 Hammond St., Ban-
gor, Me.
Hurlburt, Roderic W., Hardwick, Vt. 9
Hurst, Alfred Wesley, 3400 Lowell St., N.W.,
Washington 8, D. C.
Hurst, Clifton N., 318 N. Catherine Ave., La
Grange, lU. 1906
Husband, Charles H., Masonic Home, Wich-
ita 12, Kans. 1903
Hussian, Arshag B., Parlier, Cal.
Huston, John Herald, Dir., 1006 Hippodrome
Bldg., Cleveland 14, Ohio. 1941
Hutcherson, Joseph Rogers, Aurora, Ohio.
Hutchins, James Henry, 2111 E. Mountain
Ave., Pasadena 7, 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., Fairlee, Vt.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Pauline Chalker, R.D. 1,
West WiUington, Conn. 1930
Hutchinson, Robert A., 1317 E. Boston St.,
Seattle 2 Wash.
Hutslar, c' Fred, Jr., 4607 S. Normandie St.,
Los Angeles 37, Cal.
Huyler, Peter Edwin, P.O. Box 150, Honolulu
10, T. H. 1901
Hyatt, Albert R., Leigh, Neb.
*Hyatt, James Philip, Pf., 3614 Saratoga Dr.,
Nashville, Tenn. 1929
Hyde, F. Ervin, 702 Woodcrest Dr., Royal
Oak, Mich.
Hyde, John Hutchinson, 17 Crescent St.,
Biddeford, Me.
Hyde, Stanley Berry, i.d.w., 189 S. Winooski
Ave., Buriington, Vt. 1930
Hylton, George W., Box 27, Harwich Port,
Mass.
Hyslop, Frederick William, Seventh & Main
Sts., La Crosse, Wis,
Hyslop, Ralph Douglas, Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 8, 9, 19, 21, 40, 1938
laea, Isaac D., Pukoo, Molokai, T. H. 1903
Ibera, Simeon, Hawi, T. H.
Ide, Herbert Chandler, p.em., 935 Indian Hill
Blvd., Claremont, Cal. 1907
Inaina, Moses K., My., P.O. Box 150, Hono-
lulu 10, T. H. 1938
Ingalls, Harold B., Y.M.C.A. Sec, 347 Madi-
son Ave., New York 17, N. Y. 1934
Inghram, Mark Gordon, 106 Foote St., Union
City, Mich.
Ingle, George A., 1001 S. Jefferson St., Em-
metsburg, Iowa.
IngUs, Ervine P., 10 W. Lockwood St.,
Webster Groves, Mo.
Inglis, Robert W., 3805 Piedmont Ave., Oak-
land U, Cal.
Inman, S. C, bus., R. 6, Waterloo, Iowa. 1936
tinnis, Clarence Harvey, c/o Pullman Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. • 1920
Iron Moccasin, Truby, Laplant, S. D. 1923
Ironroad, Ignatius, Cannon Ball, N. D. 1935
Irons, John, R. D. 2, Middlebury, Vt. 1898
Irons, Ronald Scott, Saint Johnsbury, Vt.
Irwin, Allen Leroy, Box 28, Crete, 111. 1931
Irwin, Edwin F., 290 N. University Ave.,
Prove, Utah.
Irwin, Frank McKenna, North Fairfield, Ohio. 1914
Isaac, Gwylym, R.D. 1, West Terre Haute,
Ind.
Isaacs, L. Myrven, Gaylord, Mich.
Isely, Merrill N., A.B.C.F.M. 1920
tishimura, Henry T., bus., Honolulu, T. H. 1930
Ishino, Mikio, 1157 S. Rowland Ave., El
Monte, Cal. 1930
Ives, Charles Libby, Bridgewater, Conn.
382
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1945
Ives, Mrs. Hilda Libby, P/., 210 Institution
Ave., Newton Center, Mass. 31, 1926
Ivison, Peter, R.D. 1, Minooka, 111.
Jack, David, Winthrop, Me. 1904
tJackson, Carmault B. 1931
Jackson, Dwight Orville, Toulon, lU. 1940
Jackson, Frank D., Milton, Wis. 1895
Jackson, Herbert Norman, 2637 First St.,
Wyandotte, Mich.
Jackson, Hurohail L., 2438 St. Anthony St.,
New Orleans, La. 1944
Jackson, John Lewis, 49 Griffin St., N.W.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Jackson, Paul P., Box 453, Manson, Iowa.
Jackson, Richard Lewis, 362 Elm St., New
Haven, Conn. 1941
Jackson, Walter N., i.d.w., 8641 Grand Mont
Ave., Detroit 10, Mich. 1924
Jackson, William Parkyn, Coburn Apts.,
Kimberley Ave., Asheville, N. C. 1895
Jacobs, Alvin O., 504 S. Barton St., Newton,
m.
Jacobs, Charles F., 312 Home Park Blvd.,
Waterloo, Iowa.
Jacobs, Frederick H., Goshen, Conn.
Jacobs, H. Lee, 205 N. 15th St., Fort Dodge,
Iowa.
Jacobs, Peter, 205 E. Washington St., Shen-
andoah, Iowa. 1909
Jacobs, William A., 131 N. Elmwood Ave.,
Oak Park, lU.
[Jacobson, Thure A., deceased. 50
Jaeger, JuUus Peter, P/., 2402 N. Lawrence
St., Tacoma 7, Wash. 1920
James, Bartlett Burleigh, 6ms., 3617 Idaho
Ave., N.W., Washington 16, D. C. 1893
James, Robert Lerov, Jr., i.d.w., 162 S. Seventh
St., San Jose 14, Cal. 1937
Janes, A. Norman, 64 Washington St., Keene,
N. H.
Janes, Harold T., 5024 Davenport St., Omaha
3, Neb.
Jansen, Jacob E., Pilgrim Pines, Yucaipa, Cal.
Jansen, Peter J., Sec, 1052 W. Sixth St., Los
Angeles 14, Cal. 24, 1932
Jaquith, Charles Arthur, Union Village, Vt. 1899
Jasper, F. M., bus., R.D. 2, La Grande, Ore. 1909
Jay, Henry Russell, 114 Harwood Ave., Leb-
anon, Mo.
Jay, William Mason, Warren, Ind.
Jefferson, Oswald William, 2215 Broadway,
Great Bend, Kans.
Jeffries, WiUiam H., 102 Smithfield St., Ra-
leigh, N. C.
Jenkins, Alan, 1149 N. Broad St., Galesburg,
El.
Jenkins, Frank Edmund, TiUbury Ter., Nanti-
coke. Pa. 289
Jenkins, George D., Watertown, S. D.
Jenkins, James Alexander, 1106 S. Clinton
Ave., Oak Park, 111. 1893
Jenkins, John C, Mount Carmel, III. 1923
Jenkins, Joseph H., Ch. U.S. Army. 1928
*Jenkins, Mrs. Nora I., R. 1, Amelia, Ohio. 1937
Jenkins, Zanda P., 220 E. Davie St., Raleigh,
N. C. 289
Jenkinson, Egbert W. A., 13 Central St.,
Methuen, Mass.
Jensen, Frank T., 106 Colfax St., N.E., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Jerge, Walter B., 131 Summer St., Somerville,
Mass. 1945
Jernazian, Ephraim K., 27 Salcombe St.,
Dorchester 25, Mass.
Jervis, Arthiu- E., Whitehall, Mich.
Jessop, Henry A., Box 222, W. Pioneer Ave.,
Redlands, Cal. 1921
Jevne, C. Arthur, R.D., Mundelein, 111.
Job, Philip Adams, 18 Cushman Ave., East
Providence 14, R. I.
Jockinsen, John P., 240 Fourth St., N., Saint
Petersburg 4, Fla.
Johanson, E. Jerome, P/., 360 N. Quaker
Lane, West Hartford 7, Conn. 34, 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, 173-54 103rd Rd., Jamaica,
N. Y.
Johns, Ralph L., 1492 Morada PI., Altadena,
Cal. 1918
Johnsen, Olaf M., 1231 S. Seventh St., Mil-
waukee 4, Wis. 1923
Johnson, Arnold Dahlquist, Plymouth, Conn. 289
Johnson, Arthur H., p.o.d., 5610 Glenwood
Ave., ChicPigo 40, 111. 1932
Johnson, Arve K, Ellisville, 111. 1906
Johnson, Charles Gustav, p.em., 637 E. Middle
Turnpike, Manchester Green, Conn. 1899
Johnson, Edward E., 105 Thatford Ave.,
Brooklyn 12, N. Y. 1922
Johnson, Edwin C, Alexandria, Minn.
Johnson, Elmer Henry, Rock Rapids, Iowa.
Johnson, Frank Thorley, 32707 Lake Rd.,
Avon Lake, Ohio.
Johnson, George H., Pomfret Center, Conn.
Johnson, Gustaf Erail, 45 Seaver St., North
Easton, Mass.
. Johnson, Harmon O., bus., 1405 Cedar Bend
Dr., Ann Arbor, Mich. 1913
Johnson, Harold E., Am. Red Cross, 1709
Washington Ave., Saint Louis, Mo. 1930
[Johnson, Harry Woodruff, deceased. 50
Johnson, Harry W., St., 303 Idaho Bldg.,
Boise, Ida. 18, 24, 25, 26, 1915
Johnson, Harvey E., 568 Auburn Ave., N.E.,
Atlanta, Ga. 1919
Johnson, Henry B., 28 Dennison St., Oxford,
Mich.
Johnson, Herman C, 20 Park St., South
Hamilton, Mass. 1928
Johnson, Isaac Walter, 201 Linden Ave.,
Suffolk, Va.
Johnson, J. Lee, Fuquay Springs, N. C.
Johnson, John S., Rex, N. C. 1926
Johnson, Joseph Q., Moncure, N. C. 1912
Johnson, Lawrence O., Coloma, Mich. 289
Johnson, Lester R., R. 1, Box 55, Hughson,
Cal. 1942
Johnson, Marcus William, 3639 N. Emerson
St., Indianapolis 44, Ind.
Johnson, Obed Simon, P/., 105 Vernon Ct.,
Crawfordsville, Ind. 1909
[Johnson, Oscar F., deceased. 50
Johnson, P. Adelstein, St. em., 1323 Fifth Ave.,
Grinnell, Iowa. 24, 1898
Johnson, Ray M., bus., 1047 Plymouth Bldg.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 1926
Johnson, Robert Y., Ocean House Rd., Cap
Elizabeth, Me.
Johnson, Roland Victor Emannuel, Ch. U.S.
Army. 1940
Johnson, S. Lawrence, 7711 Indiana Ave.,
Chicago 19, 111.
Johnson, Samuel, 79th & Lyndale Ave., S.,
Minneapolis 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., 135 Main St., Terryville,
Conn.
Johnson, WiUiam, 125 Passaic Ave., Nutley,
N. J. 1940
Johnson, William B., 24 Lexington St., New
Britain, Conn. 1902
Johnson, WUliam H., Detroit Lakes, Minn. 1901
Johnston, Louis H., 2013 Carnellon St., Win-
ter Park, Fla. 1905
Johnston, Wilmer P., p.o.d., 8814 Edmonston
Rd., Berwyn Heights, Md. 1908
Johnstone, Mrs. Margaret S. Blair, Wadhams,
N. Y.
*Jokisaari, Olli Heikki, Gen. Del., Orange Cove,
Cal. 1939
Jonas, Otto Karl, 32 N. Main St., Sharon,
Mass.
Jones, Alan Thomas, South Willington, Conn.
19453 Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
383
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 Walton, deceased. 50
Jones, Chester Earl, Box 233, Wrentham,
Jones, David John, 113 E. Sixth St., Metrop-
olis, lU.
Jones, Edward A., 8 Centennial Ave., Glouces-
ter, Mass.
Jones, Eli, Niobrara, Neb. 1923
Jones, Elwood W., Homewood Apts., Charles
& 31st St., Baltimore 18, Md. _ 1928
Jones, Mrs. Florence Eleanor, Victoria Home,
Ossining, N. Y. 1922
Jones, Harold G., 8 Institute Rd., Worcester
2, Mass.
Jones, Harry H., p.o.d., Box 782, Stuart, Fla. 1904
[Jones, Henry Rees, deceased. 50
*Jones, Hiram Pierce, Ev., Muses Mills, Ky. 1936
Jones, Howard Murray, 320 Lathrop St.,
Madison 5, Wis. . 1898
Jones, Hugh, 19 Johnson Park, FriendsviUe,
Pa. 1898
tJones, J. Herbert, London, England. 1915
Jones, James Vincent, 346J^ N. Greenleaf 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., Mount Hope, Kana.
Jones, John Paul, 660 119th St., Whiting, Ind.
Jones, John Phillip, 100 E. Reynolds St.,
Newcastle, Pa. 1943
Jones, Judson R., Main St., Lubec, Me.
Jones, Keith M., 169 Garden St., Wethersfield
9, Conn.
Jones, Llewellyn F., Box 452, DePue, lU.
Jones, Miss Marian Hastings, 116 Hope St.,
Providence, R. I. 1911
Jones, Orville Charles, i.d.w., 219 E. 17th Ave.,
Columbus 1, Ohio. 1922
Jones, Owen C, Ch. U.S. Army.
Jones, Ray Carlton, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1944
Jones, Rowland S., New Rockford, N. D.
Jones, Thomas J., 100 E. Reynolds St., New
Castle, Pa.
*tJones, Thomas Llewellyn, Chicago, 111. 1917
Jones, Torrance, Sturgeon Bay, Wis. 289
Jones, Warren G., 120 W. Wilson St., Madi-
son 3, Wis. 1896
[Jones, William Emerson, deceased. 50
Jones, William H., Pr., Tillotson College,
Austin, Tex. 39, 41, 1921
Jones, William I., P.O. Box 340, Atkinson,
lU.
Jones, William loan, 2045 31st St., San Diego
2, Cal. 1916
Jordan, Elwyn Knowlton, Brookfield Center,
Conn.
Jordan, Israel, Hotel Everett, Portland 3,
Me. 1893
Jordan, Kroum S., 8 East St., East Weymouth
89, Mass.
Jorgensen, Jens C, bus.. Almond, Wis. 1900
Jorgensen, Theodore, bus., Marne, Mich. 1906
Josefson, Matthew, 4010 Hill Ave., New York
66, N. Y. 1899
Judd, Henry Pratt, p. at I., 2021 Kakela Dr.,
Honolulu, T. H.
JueU, Hans C, 1002 Seventh St., S., Fargo,
N. D.
JueU, Lawrence Paul, Lusk, Wyo.
Julin, Karl O., R.D., Box 97, Brooklyn,
Conn. 1915
Julius, David J., 2202 Pleasant Ave., S.,
Minneapolis 4, Minn.
Juniper, Kerrison, 74 N. Beach St., Ormond,
Fla.
Justice J. Caleb, 74 Commercial St., Braintree
84, Mass.
Kahale, Edward, Kawaiahao Church, Hono-
lulu 53, T. H.
Kahiapo, Moses M., Paia, Maui, T. H.
Kahokuoluna, Mrs. Alice L., Kalaupapa,
T. H. f
Kaitschuck, Emil Bernard, Constantine,
Mich.
Kalaidian, Mihran T., 152 E. 34th St., New
York 16, 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.
Karn, Robert R., Melvin, 111.
Kartozian, Haroutune A., 1986 Page St., San
Francisco 17, Cal.
Katagiri, Mineo, 3850A Paki Ave., Honolulu,
T. H. 289
Kauaulalena, George M., Makena, Maui,
T. H. 1907
Kauffman, Albert W., 317 S. Second Ave.,
Alpena, Mich.
Kauffman, Jesse M., 6ms., Woodward, Iowa.
11, 1905
Kaufman, Birtice A., North Webster, Ind. 1914
Kaumeheiwa, Lincoln B., Lahaina, Maui,
T. H.
Kautsky, Miss Emma A., 673 Kendall St.,
Burlington, Wis. 1916
Keahi, Charles Lihue, Kauai, T. H.
Keala, Samuel A., Kamuela, T. H.
Keast, George Stanley, Ch. U.S. Army. 1943
Keck, Samuel W., St., 1133 Wisconsin Ave.,
S.W., Huron, S. D. 18, 25, 1916
Keebler, Herbert W., Jr., 47 Morgan St.,
Oberlin, Ohio.
Keedy, Mrs. Alice B., 595 Mayflower Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1928
Keedy, Allen, 8106 Dante Ave., Chicago 19,
111.
Keefe, John Henry, 3 Fairview Hts., Utica,
_N. Y.
Keefer, Charles Murray, East Granby, Conn.
Keehn, Thomas B., 289 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 21, 1944
Keeler, Sherman L., WiUow Hill. 111.
Keese, Williams S., R.D. 2, East Chattanooga,
Tenn. 1890
Kehler, Ronald E., Pre., 200 Broad St., Ash-
land, Pa. 1936
Keimel, Arthur, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1927
Keirstead, Charles Wesley, 102 Pleasant St.,
Methuen, Mass.
Keiser, Julian Jerome, 5500 Stevens Ave.,
Minneapolis 9, Minn.
Keiser, Victor H., 150 Cayuta St., Corning,
N. Y.
Keith, Charles C, 58 Kenneth St., West Rox-
bury 32, Mass. 18
Keith, William A., 709 Edgemoor Ave., Kala-
mazoo, Mich.
Keithahn, Ralph R., {A.B.C.F.M.) Merom,
Ind.
KeUer, Claudius Argyle, 331 Lake Ave., Ash-
tabiila, Ohio.
KeUey, Lawrence, R.D. 2, Caribou, Me. ( — )
KeUey, Ray R., 10 Liberty St., Rochester,
N. H.
Kellogg, Edwin E., Clackamas, Ore.
Kellogg, Mrs. Grace Edwards, R.D. 1, New
Hartford, Conn. 1911
Kellogg, Harry C, Clinton, Mich.
Kelly, Edward Parker, 91 Central St., Au-
burndale 66, Mass. 1903
KeUy, Herbert G., Box 164, Elkader, Iowa.
Kelly, Robert Lincoln, Dir. em., 439 W.
Eighth St., Claremont, Cal. 1891
Kelton, Herbert Lincoln, 1300 Wilfred Dr.,
Orlando, Fla. 1898
Kemmerer, James W., Sec, Adams Center,
N. Y. 1924
Kemp, A. Eugene, Union City, Ind. 11, 1902
Kemp, John L., North Aurora, 111.
Kemper, Robert C, 601 Main St., Saint
Joseph, Mich.
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Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1945
Kempster, John Dale, Interlachen, Fla. 1900
Kenison, Gordon S., 77 Pleasant St., Orange,
Mass.
Kennan, Arthur Willard, First Church, Lud-
low, Mass.
Kennan, Robert M., Wailuku, T. H.
Kennedy, Daniel R., Jr., Ch., Suffield, Conn. 1905
Kennedy, Lester J., Plainfield, 111.
Kennedy, Melville T., 501 Indiana Ave.,
Urbana, lU.
Kennedy, Walter S., bus., 1218 Jefferson St.,
Rochester, Ind. 1925
Kenseth, Arnold M., Box 112, Ballard Vale,
Mass.
Kenyon, Arnold O., Lewis, Iowa.
Kenyon, Frederick T., 330 E. South St.,
Orlando, Fla. 1895
Kepner, Charles David, Jr., P/., 29 Division
St., Hudson, Ohio. 30, 1922
Keppler, Gottlob, 905 25th St., BeUingham,
Wash.
Kern, Norval C, 211 Main St., Kingston,
Mass.
Kerr, Archibald, Hancock, N. H.
Kerr, Mrs. Iris, 102 Pleasant St., East Bridge-
water, Mass.
Kerr, Owen W., Ch. U.S. Army.
Kershner, Paul S., 1813 Page Ave., East
Cleveland 12, Ohio. 7, 9
[Kershner, Watson Gross, deceased. 60
Kessler, Jacob, bus., R.D. 2, Walla Walla,
Wash. 1921
Kessler, W. Reed, Lorimor, Iowa. 290, 1945
Kester, Howard Anderson, T., Black Moun-
tain, N. C. 1936
Kettell, Albert Bernhard, Ck. U.S. Army. 1923
Kettelle, John Dunster, 464 County Rd., Bar-
rington, R. I.
Ketterling, Eugene Emil, Paul, Ida.
Kettring, Donald D., 444 E. Broad St., Colum-
bus 15, Ohio. 290
Key, Carl R., 15842 Fielding Rd., Detroit 23,
Mich.
Khachadourian, H. K., 3068 San Marino St.,
Los Angeles 6, Cal.
Kibbey, William P., Jamestown, Ind. 1904
Kidd, Thomas W., 108 Bogle St., FaU River,
Kilbourn, Albert S., Denmark, Iowa.
Kilbourn, Henry Jennings, 153 Melbourne
Ave., Winter Park, Fla. 1896
Kilde, Clarence M., N. Tenth St., Lakeville
Estates, New Hyde Park, N. Y.
Kimball, Harry Woods, p. em., 20 Washburn
Ave., Needham 92, Maes. 1895
Kimball, Ralph Herbert, Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
Kimball, Robert Morris, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1937
Kimberley, Frederick A., p.em., Antwerp,
N. Y. 1895
Kimmel, Herbert Charles, 60 S. Jackson St.,
Jamesville, Wis.
Kindred, James C, R.D., Noble, 111.
King, A. Clair, 978 W. Wooster Rd., Barber-
ton, Ohio.
King, Charles G., 16 Elm Ave., West Spring-
field, Mass.
King, Elisha Alonzo, p.em., 237 N.E. 108th St.,
Little River, Miami, Fla. 1900
King, Gordon L., Saratoga, Cal.
King, Harold G., 96 Main St., Farmington,
Conn.
King, Hines E., 709 Manley St., Raleigh, N. C.
1901
King, James L., 337 Beacon St., Lowell, Mass.
King, James Duke, Rupert, Vt.
King, Joseph F., Jr., 271 Forest St., Oberlin,
Ohio. 16
King, Norman Gilbert, 8 Lindsey St., Dor-
King, PhiUp,' 99 Church St., Plantsville, Conn.
King, Philip Coates, 6ms., 521 Fifth Ave., New
York, N. Y. 1915
King, Stanley Hall, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1944
King, WiUet 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. 41, 1924
King, Winston L., 9 Park St., Water-ville, Me.
Kingdon, Robert W., 360 First Ave., S., Wis-
consin Rapids, Wis.
Kingsbury, John Howard, Pn., Merricourt
School, Berlin, Conn. 1917
Kingsley, Harold M., Pilgrim House, 120 N.
San Pedro St., Los Angeles 12, Cal. 8, 1911
[Kinney, George Edward, deceased. 50
Kinney, Raymond E., s.w., 4167 S. Normandie
Ave., Los Angeles 37, Cal. 1942
Kinsley, Floyd G., Hampton, N. H. 29
Kirby, Paul L., Govt., 5550 Edgemour Lane,
Bethesda, Md. 1911
Kirchner N. Eugene, 216 N. Clifton St.,
Kirk, Frank L., 839 W. Monroe St., Chicago,
111. 1903
Kirk, George Ogden, 160 High St., Passaic,
N.J.
Kirkpatrick, Weyman Edward, Penacook,
,N. H. 1906
Kirschbaum, William G., 34 Providence St.,
Woonsocket, R. I.
Kirschenmann, Rudolph, Box 562, RitzviUe,
Wash
Kissler, Benjamin H., 114 F St., Fresno 1, Cal.
Kissler, George F., Hazen, N. D. -
Klein, Emil G., 312 S. Seventh St., WaUa
WaUa, Wash.
Kline, Alfred Streator, Dover, Mass.
Kline, WiUiam B., 1526 Boyd St., Ashland,
Neb.
Klingler, N. Walter, LaFayette, Ohio.
Klooze, Newton Wesley, 410 S. Eighth St.,
Moorhead, Minn.
Klopp, Ward K., 302 Mercer St., Durand,
Mich.
Klose, WiUiam Henry, P/., 1002 Penn Blvd.,
Oskaloosa, Iowa. 1891
Klotzbach, Peter, Jr., Corfu, N. Y.
Knapp, Forrest Lamar, i.d.w., 156 Fifth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 1924
Knapp, Forrest Parker, Weaverville, Cal.
[Knapp, Shepherd, deceased.
Knapp, William T., 25 Berkeley St., Nashua,
N. H.
Knaus, Reinhardt, Box 125, Eureka, S. D.
Knerr, Richard, Medina, N. D.
*Knierim, Joseph, Bentonville, Ark. 8, 1928
Knight, B. Edward, 2923 Fifth Ave., Colum-
bus, Ga.
Knight, Charles L., 526 N. Euclid Ave., On-
tario, Cal.
Knight, Edward Hooker, Dean em., 91 Tre-
mont St., Hartford 5, Conn. 1883
Knight, Herbert H., bus., 50 Woodstock Rd.,
Hamden, Conn. 41, 1927
Knight, Lloyd G., bus., 1719 Second St.,
Nampa, Ida. 1913
Knight, William AUen, 6ms., 9 Vernon St.,
Framingham Center, Mass. 1886
Knott, C. Stanley, 111 Walnut St., Abington,
Knott, John Olin, bus., 3611 14th St., N.W.,
Washington 10, D. C. 1885
Knox, Lewis Alvin, R.D. 1, Middletown,
Coim, 290
Knudsen, Carl, 8 Vernon St., Plymouth, Mass. 9
Knudson, Martin N., Elk Point, S. D.
Kocerha, John, 801 Woods Run Ave., Pitts-
burgh 12, Pa.
Koch, G. Adolf, 55 E. Tenth St., New York 3,
N. Y. 290, 1945
Koenig, Philip B., Box 134, Tukwila, Wash. 1906
tKondo, K. Clifford. 1919
Kono, Tadami, Haiku, Maui, T. H. 1938
Kooger, Matthias A., 3240 S. Normal Ave.,
Chicago 16, III.
Kopf, Carl Heath, 6 Massachusetts Ave.,
Boston 15, Mass. 9, 16
Koponen, George A., 247 Great Rd., May-
nard, Mass.
19453 Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
385
Koster, Edward H., 73 Sheboygan St., Fond
du Lac, Wis.
*Kraemer, Bernardt, My., Linha Bohemia,
R.G. do Sul, Brazil, S. A. 1937
[Kraenier, Julius Herman, deceased. 50
Kraft, Walter Ronald, 29 Park St., South-
bridge, 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
Kj-ousey, Herman T., Burtrum, Minn. 1904
Krout, Ralph L., Lunenburg, Mass.
Krumbein, Paul O., 334 N. Angus St., Fresno,
Cal. 1905
Krumbine, Miles H., Weymouth & Coventry
Rd., Cleveland 20, Ohio.
Kuhn, Christoph George, Ch. U.S. Army. 1929
Kuhn, Clyde L., 5498 Fitch Rd., North Olm-
sted, Ohio. 1908
Kuhnert, Harry C, 94 Ninth St., Clintonville,
Wis.
Kuhns, Frederick Lrving, p. at I., 6641 S. Ingle-
side Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 1930
Kukahiko, John M., Honokohau, Maui, T. H.
[Kukko, Alexander, deceased.
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.
tKwock, Charles M. 1937
Kylstra, S. C, 5405 N. WilJis Blvd., Portland,
3, Ore. 1894
La Bounty, George, Rockwell, Iowa.
Lacey, Albert T., 5240 Lyman Ave., Downers
Grove, 111.' 1900
Lacheman, Ernest R., P/., Wellesley College,
Wellesley, Mass. 1931
La Croix, Francis A., 107 Allegheny St., Ta-
rentum. Pa.
Lacy, Howard E., 515 First Ave., W., Williston,
N. D.
Lacy, Mrs. Inez P., 515 First Ave., W., Willis-
ton, N. D. 290, 1945
Ladd, Percy Chandler, Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 1911
Laib, Milton O., HiUcrest Apts., Yankton,
S. D. 290
Laidman, Charles S., Binbrooke, Ontario, Can-
ada. 1905
Lair, James Edward, 55 Elizabeth St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 1934
Lake, George E., 1280 N. CoUege Ave., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1899
Lake, William M., 334 E. Harden St., Gra-
ham, N. C.
Lamb, Alonzo T., West Wareham, Mass. 1899
Lamb, Harold D., bus!, 3400 64th St., Des
Moines 10, Iowa. 1914
Lamb, Henry, R.D. 1, Vergennes, Vt. 1905
Lamb, James Burwell, R.D., West Acres, Ste-
phentown, N. Y.
Lambert, Augustus G., R.D. 1, Box 228,
Choctaw, Okla. 1912
Lambert, Avery Eldorus, Pf., 1413 E. College
St., Iowa City, Iowa. 1896
Lambly, Morley Osborn, La Porte, Tex. 1896
Lambright, Andrew H., 2330 Sommers Ave.,
Madison 4, Wis.
Lancaster, Archibald A., Box 324, Westbrook,
Conn.
Lancaster, James Locke, asso. p., 202 Wood-
ford St., Portland 5, Me. 1939
[Landers, Warren Prince, deceased.
[Landis, Reed F., deceased.
Lane, Elbert Clarence, Pf. em., 69 Tremont
St., Hartford 5, Conn. 1901
Lane, G. Homer, 77 Church St., Torrington,
Conn.
Lang, Edward A., 1005 Fourth Ave., S., Fort
Dodge, Iowa. 1904
Lang, Stephen C, 22 Franklin 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
Lannholin, Charles V., bus., Oakland, Iowa. 1914
Lanphear, Walter E., 94 Fairview St., Willi-
mantic. 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, Osage Hotel,
Arkansas City, Kans.
Larsen, Ernest G., p.o.d., Bingham, Neb. 1922
Larsen, Ludwig T., Dean, Tougaloo College,
Tougaloo, Miss. 1925
Larsen, Niels L., 4300 W. Irving Post Rd.,
Chicago 41, 111. 1916
Larson, Anton R., Pelican Rapids, Minn.
Larson, James Henry, Ev., 145 E. 35th St.,
New York 16, N. Y. 1906
Larson, Roger Marshall, 1200 Leighton Ave.,
Los Angeles 37, Cal. 1941
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.) i.d.w., Box
84, Benton, Pa. 1914
Laubenstein, Paul F., Pf., 57 Oneco Ave.,
New London, Conn. 1920
Lauffer, Paul Edward, 517 Ninth Ave., N.,
Fargo, N. D.
Laugh ton. James F., 4905 Snyder Ave., Brook-
lyn 3, N. Y.
Lauxmann, Otto W., 610 W. Montgomery St.,
Creston, Iowa. 1897
Laviscount, Samuel Leroy, 14 Ruthven St.,
Roxbury 21, Mass.
Lavall, William H., My., Kreusnach, Germany.
1905
Lawrence, Eugene C, 708 Manly St., Raleigh,
N. C. 11
Lawrence, George W., 5209 Atlantic Ave.,
Atlantic City, N. J.
Lawrence, Glenford W., 955 W. Grand Ave.,
Chicago 22, HI.
Laws, CUfford W., Pelham, N. H. 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, deceased.
Lawton, Robert, 12 Hutterton Ave., Fair
Haven, Mass. 1895
Laxamana, Fernando A., aast. p., State Uni-
versity of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. 1942
Layman, Cedric D., 284 Manhattan Ave.,
Brooklyn 11, N. Y.
Lazell, J. Arthur, bus.. Blooming Grove, N. Y. 1937
Leach, Claude Percy, p.em., Penney Farms,
Fla. 1901
Leach, Harry P., 774 Earlham St., Pasadena 4,
Cal. 1916
Leach, Hubert Frank, 3 Dunn St., Thomaston,
Me.
Leach, John David, 1206 S. Kenmore Ave.,
Los Angeles 6, CaJ.
386
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[1945
Leamon, John H., 44 Garden St., Cambridge,
Mass. 8, 9
Leath, William Alexander, 343 Eastern Heights
Blvd., Elyria, Ohio. . 8
Leavitt, Ashley Day, 35 "Vernon St., Brook-
ILne 46, Mass.
Leavitt, Darwin A., bus., 909 W. Johnson St.,
Madison 5, Wis. 1909
Leavitt, Frederick W., Grafton, Neb.
Leavitt, Horace H., Mount Desert, Me. 1910
LeBosquet, John Edwards, Amherst, N. H.
Ledbetter, Caesar S., 32 Bull St., Charleston
10, S. C.
Led,better, Theodore S., 1626 W. Chestnut St.,
Louisville, Ky.
Ledeen, Theodore John, R.E., Y.M.C.A.,
Norman, Okla. 1941
Lee, Carleton Lafayette, University of Chi-
cago, Chicago, 111. 1935
Lee, Charles M., 915 Broadway, Baraboo,
Wis.
Lee, Cleatus, Burlington, N. C. 1941
Lee, H. Shelby, 411 W. Main St., Dundee, 111.
Lee, Henry James, 1504 Church St., Wau-
watosa 13, Wis.
*Lee, Herman, Raleigh, N. C. ( — )
Lee, James H., R.D. 3, Raleigh, N. C. (— )
Lee, Junius Oscar, R.D. 2, Box 44, Suffolk,
Va.
Lee, William Arthur, Conway, N. H.
Leeds, Paul, Kinder, La. 24
Leek, Cecil, Pf., 125 Le Roy Ct., Cincinnati 19,
Ohio. 1922
Leek, Mrs. Hazel, 125 Le Roy Ct., Cincinnati
19, Ohio. 1922
Leeman, Wilhelm, 1944 Madison Ave., New
York 35, N. Y. 1910
Leete, William Rockwell, A.B.C.F.M. 1912
[Leete, William White, deceased.
LeFebre, Jan J., p.em., R.D. 2, Lewiston, Ida. 1911
Leger, Samuel H., A.B.C.F.M. 1916
Leggat, Hugh Cochrane, Box 67, South Hart-
ford, N. Y.
Legge, Charles W., Quaker Ridge Rd., R.D. 4,
Greenwich, Conn.
Leggette, Thomas, 1420 Brooklyn Ave., Ann
Arbor, Mich. 1897
Leh, Leonard L., Ch., 838 14th St., Boulder,
Colo. 1914
Lehman, Allen S., 2200 Main St., Glastonbury,
Conn.
Leininger, WeUington 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, Pa.
Leland, Harold Guild, 8 Parson St., Newbury-
port, Mass. 1935
Lello, Jelhson Nesbitt, Scarboro, Me.
LeMay, Harold E., Ch. U. S. Navy. 1918
Lemke, Andrew B., s.w., 1202 Hinman Ave.,
Evanston, 111. 1927
Lenhart, James Wills, 51 York St., Lexington
73, Mass.
Lenters, Sam Theodore, 771 15th Ave., N.,
South Saint Paul, Minn.
Leonard, Arthur E., 212 Fremont Ave., Day-
tona Beach, Fla. 1895
Leonard, John Leslie, Aitkin, Minn.
Leonard, Warren A., South St., Hahfax,
Mass. 1906
Leong, Bing Yee, 21 Brenham PL, San Fran-
cisco 8, Cal.
Leong, Kwai-Ngam, 734 E. Ninth PL, Los
Angeles 21, Cal.
LePage, Samuel Maynard, Mt. Vernon St.,
North Reading, Mass.
Lepke, John R., Dunning, Neb. 290
LeRoy, Albert E., Braden Castle, Fla. 1901
Lesher, Everett B., 1621 Fairohild Ave., Man-
hattan, Kans. 1933
Lessly, Stiles, 212 S. Second St., Dekalb, 111.
Lester, Fletcher C, St., Elon College, N. C.
25, 1916
Leverett, Theodore L., Olds Hall, Daytona
Beach, Fla. 1892
Levonian, Puzant S., 947 Collingwood Ave.,
Detroit 2, Mich.
Lew, Timothy T., Pf., 150 Fifth Ave., New
York 11, N. Y. 1920
Lewis, Berl Artamas, 2346 31st St., Santa
Monica, Cal. 1936
tLewis, Chanes K., 6ms., Honolulu, T. H. 1932
Lewis, D. Glyn, Newark Valley, N. Y.
Lewis, David M., Molino, Fla. 1885
Lewis, Evan Llewelyn, 3908 15th Ave., S.,
MinneapoHs 7, Minn. 1919
Lewis, Edward A., p.o.d., Wolfeboro Falls,
N. H. 1919
*Lewis, 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., Wa^er-
bury 2, Conn.
Lewis, Harland George, Wilton, Me.
[Lewis, Herman A., deceased.
Lewis, John B., p.em., 134 Westminster St.,
Springfield 9, Mass. 1895
Lewis, Olin A., 116 W. Union Ave., Bound
Brook, N. J.
Lewis, Watson F., Blair, Neb.
Libby, Lee Clair, R.D. 1, Payson, 111.
Lichhter, Mcllyar Hamilton, Sec, 1117 Statler
Bldg., Boston 16, Mass. 1900
Lichte, Charles R., Grant, Neb.
Liebe, Milton R., Killingworth, R.D., Clinton,
Conn. 1933
Light, Nestor, 100 Anson St., Stratford, Conn. 1883
Light, Shelby J., 169 N. Second Ave., Canton,
111.
Lightbourne, James H., Sr., St., 724 Hospital
Trust Bldg., Providence 3, R. I. 25, 1915
*Liles, John M., Camp Dix, Ky.
Lincoln, Howard Abbot, Olds Hall, Daytona
Beach, Fla. 1906
Lind, John George, Hebron, N. D.
Lindbeck, Arthur F., 176 Buckingham St.,
Mansfield, Ohio.
Lindblade, Adolph Ragnar, Walpole, N. H.
Lindblade, Eric Norman, First St., Willowick,
Ohio.
Lindegren, Oscar, p.em., 47 Hosmer St., Ev-
erett, Mass. 1893
Lindeman, Herman H., St., 829 N. W. 13th
St., Oklahoma City 6, Okla. 18, 24, 25, 1910
Linden, Earl Enoch Gustaf, 292 E. Market
St., Akron 8, Ohio.
Linder, Albert H., New London, Iowa. 1888
Linder, Eric C. A., 408 Laurel Ave., Bridge-
port 5, Conn.
tLindgren, Ame A. G., Sweden. 1926
Lindgren, Hjalmer G., T., Brule, Wis. 1932
Lindholme, Frank A. L., R.D. 1, Box 256,
Little Falls, Minn. 1898
*Lindley, Glen, St., 208 N. Vernon St., Prince-
ton, 111. 24, 1918
Lindquist, August J., 64 Grove St., Thomas-
ton, Conn.
Lindquist, G. Elmer E., My., 7 Winona St.,
Lawrence, Kans. 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., p.o.d., Tazewell, Va. 1927
Lindsley, Earl Franklin, 137 Citrus Dr.,
Lemon Grove, Cal. 1922
Lindsley, Edwin E., Box 55, Roosevelt, Minn. 1905
Line, Fred A., P.O. Box 733, Alpine, Cal.
Lineweaver, Thomas M., 1105 N. FrankUn
St., Danville, 111.
Lininger, H. Ellis, Pr., 211 Lincoln Ave.,
Manitou Springs, Colo. 1908
Link, Eugene Perry, Pf., 10 Normal Ave.,
Upper Montclair, N. J. 1933
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
387
Linton, Thomas, 710 S. Hamilton St., Leb-
anon, Ind.
Lippitt, LeRoy Austin, Twinsburg, Ohio.
Lipscomb, Edward F., Newburg, Iowa.
Little, Arthur M., p.em., 189 W. Broadway,
Bangor, Me. 1893
Little, Robert Williams, 22 Red Gate Lane,
Cohasset, Mass.
Livingston, Herbert R., Orange, Cal. 1904
Livingstone, Duncan L., Barlow St., Saint
Albans, Vt.
Lloyd, WilUam R., hus.fWb N. Spooner St.,
Madison 5, Wis. 1919
Lo, Yuet Fu, p.em., 3250 Mooheau St., Hono-
lulu, T. H. 1914
Lobingier, John L., Sec, 14 Beacon St., Bos-
ton 8, Mass. 24, 1907
Locke, Oscar L., 167 Buckingham St., Oak-
ville. Conn.
Locke, Robert J., bus., 422 Stuart Ave.,
Kalamazoo 48, Mich. 1903
Locke, Stewart Edward, 1627 W. Flora St.,
Stockton, Cal. 1934
Lockwood, George C, bus., Kaneoheoahu,
T. H. 1927
Lockwood, Walter T., bus., 1716 State St.,
Boise, Ida. 1910
Loe, Ingvald J., p.o.d., 3016 17th Ave., South
Minneapolis, Minn. 1910
Loehr, Franklin Davidson, West Springfield,
Mass.
Loesch, Russell Talcott, 24 Central St., An-
dover, Mass. 1935
Loescher, Vernon Alvin, 48 Bellevue St., West
Roxbury 32, Mass.
Lohmann, Hermann, 87 Berkshire St., Indian
Orchard, Mass.
[Loinaz, Dax-id, deceased. 50
Loken, Hjalmar J., 1613 San Carlos Ave., San
Carlos, Cal.
Lomas, George, Frankfort, Mich.
Lombard, Frank Alarlson, 6 Cross St., Welles-
ley, Mass. 1900
Lombard, George Edward, R.D. 1, Suncook,
N. H. ■
Long, Frederick W., Glenwood, Iowa.
Long, Henry B., bus., 11306 Lake Ave., Cleve-
land 2, Ohio. 1899
Long, Hiram P., 725 Third St., Sauk Centre,
Minn. 1914
Long, J. Hall, Cambridge, N. Y. 1903
Long, Loy Lewis, Sec, 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. 16, 1936
Long, Nathaniel Alvah, R. 1, Midland City,
Ala.
Long, Ralph H., 143 Palmer Ave., Falmouth,
Mass.
Long, S. Burman, 48 Columbian St., South
Weymouth, Mass.
Long, Samuel, R.D. 1, Midland City, Ala. 1896
Long William J., P.O. Box, Stamford, Conn. 1899
Longenecker, George W., 305 N. Johnson St.,
Neilsville, Wis. 1895
Look, Arnold Evert, Pr., Ellis College, New-
town Square, Pa. 1917
Loomis, Clarence B., P/., Piedmont College,
Demorest, Ga. 1918
Loomis, Herbert F.,'2433 Washington Ave.,
Lorain, Ohio.
Loomis, Horace B., Fremont, Mich.
Loomis, Ralph, P/., 610 Ann St., Columbia,
Mo. 1924
Loos, Amandus William, 19 S. La Salle St.,
Chicago 3, 111. 1933
Loos, William, 732 Joy Ave., Saint Paul 7,
Minn.
Loper, Frank B., 12 Court St., Winchendon,
Mass.
Loper, Vere V., 2345 Channing Way, Berke-
ley 4, Cal. 38
Lord, Albert Jones, p.em., 204 Colony St.,
Meriden, Conn. 1897
Lorimer, AJQan I., 3438 Cascadia Ave., Seattle
44, Wash. 16
Loring, Herbert Rickard, 1 Cliff St., Norwich,
Vt. 1942
Lotee, Herbert A., West Bloomfield, N. Y.
Lotte, Albert Morris, 3229 Raleigh St., Den-
ver, Colo.
Lotz, James Milton, 3567 Riedham Rd.,
Cleveland 20, Ohio.
[Loud, Halah Harden, deceased. 51
Loud Oliver Blanchard, 265 Commercial St.,
East Braintree 84, Mass. 1905
Loudon, Alexander D., 26 Church St., Brown-
ville, Me.
Loughran, Joseph S., T., 3445 38th St., N.W.,
Washington, D. C. 1912
Loungway, Ferdinand J., 485 Columbus Ave.,
Boston 18, Mass.
Lounsbury, Walter Bruce, Squantum Church,
Quincy, Mass.
Lousignont, L. E., R. 6, Louisville, 111.
Lovejoy, Owen R., 744 Jackson PI., Washing-
ton, D. C. 1891
Lovell, Charles N., Monson, Mass. 1902
Lovell, Hugh P., 605 E. Beverly Blvd., Whit-
tier, Cal.
Lovett, Sidney, Ch., 258 Durfee Hall, Yale
University, New Haven 11, Conn. 36, 1920
Low, A. Ritchie, Johnson, Vt.
Low, Warren Francis, Essex, Mass. 1894
Lowd, Harry Stevens, Depot St., South Easton,
ATogg
Lowder] Virgil E., 202 S. Brainard Ave., La
Grange, 111.
Lowdermilk, B. H., Ramseur, N. C.
Lowe, Wilfrid Lawson, Grand Marais, Minn.
Lozier, Orville O., Asst. St., 95 Exchange St.,
Portland 3, Me. 24, 1918
Lucas, A. L., 6ms., Asheboro, N. C. 1925
Lucas, Burton A., 128 Park Ave., Bridge-
water, Mass. 1897
Lucas, Mrs. Carrie V. A., 10351 Laurel Can-
yon Blvd., Pacoima, Cal.
Lucas, Roy E., Brazil, Ind.
[Luck, Charles Washington, deceased. 51
tLudemann, Henry J., bus., 3147 S. 40th St.,
Lincoln, Neb. 1938
Ludgate, Joseph Cornelius, 605 E. Liberty
Dr., Wheaton, 111. 1908
Ludwigson, Joseph R., Plymouth Church,
Coventry & Weymouth Sts., Cleveland 20,
Ohio.
Luethi, Louis John, 786 Antonette Ave., Win-
ter Park, Fla. 1892
Luke, Joshua C, 836 Ackerman Ave., Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 1899
Lum, Ko Fong, Y.M.C.A. Sec, c/o Y.M.C.A.,
Honolulu, T. H. 1931
Lund, Anders Gottfrid, Jaffrey, N. H.
Lund, Clayton R., 366 Main St., Hingham,
IVIass.
Lund, Nils Wilhelm, Dean, 5043 N. Bernard
St., Chicago 25, 111. 1916
[Lund, Thomas Fenwick, deceased. 51
Lundeen, L. Reinald, 1110 Kenwyn St., Phil-
adelphia 24, Pa.
Lunn, George R., bus., Townshend, Vt. 1901
Lunsford, Charles T., Hackleburg, Ala.
Lunsford, John F., Sedgwick, Colo. 1911
Lusk, Alpheus M., 190 N. 21st St., Battle
Creek, Mich. 1941
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, Ellas Fenn, bus.. Box 1990, Great
Falls, Mont. 1899
Lyman, Eugene William, Pf. em., Sweet Briar
College, Sweet Briar, Va. 1901
[Lyman, Harvey Austin, deceased. 51
Lyman, Miss Helen D., Benson, Vt. 290
[Lyman, Henry Martyn, deceased. 51
Lyman. James K., A.B.C.F.M. 1912
Lyman, Joseph] B., Harwood Hill, Benning-
ton, Vt. 1900
388
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[1945
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, Pf., 55 Elizabeth St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 34, 1930
Lynne, Lee William, 6015 Vassar Ave., Seattle
5 Wash.
tLyon, 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 W., Cottage St., West Brook-
field, Mass.
Lyon, Willard Crosby, Priest River, Ida.
[Lytle, James Arthur, deceased. 51
Lytle, Wilbert Vernon, bus., 521 Fifth Ave.,
New York 17, N. Y. 1915
MacAnespie, Thomas, 601 E. Eighth St.,
South Boston 27, Mass.
MacArthur, James Robert, 22 Defense Ct.,
New Britain, Conn. 1941
[MacCallum, Frederick William, deceased. 51
MacCallum, Hugh, p.em., 18 May St., Need-
ham 92, Mass. 1897
MacCallum, J. Wesley, 2194 N. Madison St.,
Altadena, Cal. 1893
MacDonald, John A., s.w., c/o Am. Red Cross,
Terminal Island, San Pedro, Cal. 1921
MacDonald, Joseph C, 173 Moffat Rd.,
Waban 68, Mass.
Macdonald, Roderick A., 70 Cumberland St.,
Cumberland Mills, Me. 28, 29
MacDonald, Rosmond M., 39 Winter St.,
Nahant, Mass.
Macdougall, Arthur R., Jr., Bingham, Me.
MacDowell, Charles S., p.em., 34 Hackley St.,
Bridgeport 5, Conn. 1909
MacDuffie, Malcolm Angus, 38 Court St.,
Ellsworth, Me.
Macfarland, Charles S., Sec. em., 95 Ball Rd.,
Mountain Lakes, N. J. 1897
Mack, WilUam Edward, 248 N. Main St.,
Concord, N. H.
MacKenzie, Aeneas J., 86-24 105th St., Rich-
mond Hill, N. Y.
MacKenzie, Harry Lincoln, Box 22, Greens
Farms, Conn.
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., Jamaica,
N. Y.
Maclean, Douglas Victor, 2208 S. Millard
Ave., Chicago 23, 111.
MacLean, Norman Cecil, 30 Brooks St.,
Maynard, Mass.
Maclean, Wilfrid J., 711 Broadview Ter.,
Hartford 6, Conn.
MacLeod, Norman Murray, Jr., 114 Touro St.,
Newport, R. I. 1940
MacLeod, Roderick, 804 Main St., Winsted,
Conn.
MacLeod, Roderick Alexander, Haddam,
Conn.
MacMartin, John E., bus.. Box 533, Wolfe-
boro, N. H. 1917
MacMillan, John H., c/o Mrs. Unsworth,
River Rd., R.D., Trenton, N. J. 1898
MacNair, Everett W., 1375 W. Clifton
Blvd., Lakewood 7, Ohio.
Macnair, Wilham M., p.em., 177 Hancock St.,
Cambridge, Mass.
MacNeil, Donald M., 6ms., Naches, Wash. 1925
MacNeil, J. Whitney, 162 Sanders Ave.,
Lowell, Mass.
Macon, Clarence Monroe, Flagler, Colo.
Macon, Mrs. Julia Anna, Flagler, Colo. 1943
MacPeck, Frederick V., 15 Center St., Little
Ferry, N. J.
Macy, Paul Griswold, i.d.w., 203 N. Wabash
Ave., Chicago 1, 111. 1914
Maddaford, John H., 113 Laurel St., Fair-
haven, Mass. 29
Madden, Matthew Greener, 379 Sherman PL,
Mansfield, Ohio.
Madren, Silas E., Linville, Va.
Madren, Weldon Thomas, R.D. 4, Burling-
ton, N. C.
Madsen, Albert A., p.em., 16 Ashland St.,
Medford, Mass. 1906
Madsen, Eddie R., Harrington, Wash.
Madsen, Thorwald B., 243 20th Ave., S.,
MinneapoUs 4, Minn. 1917
fMaeda, Kametaro, Honolulu, T. H. 1915
Maedche, Chris E., 136 C St., Lincoln, Neb.
Mage, Alexandre, T., 7 Montsouris Sg., Paris,
Prance. 1906
Mager, Winthrop M., 464 E. Walnut St.,
Pasadena 4, Cal.
Magers, D. V., p.o.d., 602 S. Okmulgee St.,
Okmulgee, Okla. 1928
*Maggard, John, Carter City, Ky.
Maggart, Gerald Edwin, 36 W. 65th Ter.,
Kansas City, Mo. 7
Magnuson, Carl E., 191 E. Sixth St., Perris,
Cal.
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. 1909
Mallery, Wesley Arthur, 15 Chilson Ave.,
Mansfield, Mass.
Mallory, Paul William, 90 Fifth St., S.W.,
Huron, S. D.
Mallows, John Horace, 535 Indian Hill Blvd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1886
Manes, Everett Earnest, 500 E. Edwards St.,
Springfield, 111.
Manes, James C, New Carlisle, Ind.
Mangrum, John P., P.O. Box 125, Franklin-
ton, N. C. 24
Manley, Felix A., i.d.w., 235 E. Holly St.,
Pasadena 1, Cal. 1935
Mann, George E., Randall, Kans. 1906
Mann, Joseph H., 948 E. Princess Ann Rd.,
Norfolk, Va.
Mann, Leland West, 1008 East St., Grinnell,
Iowa.
Manners, Roger E., Curtis, Neb. 290
Manning, Edward L., Deer Isle, Me. 290
Manning, Frederic Wilbur, p.em., R.D.,
Duxbury, Mass. 1891
Manshardt, Clifford G., Dir. R.E., 1853 S.
Loomis St., Chicago 8, 111. 1922
Manter, John Gilmore, Box 32, Brimfield,
IVIass.
Manthe'i, Edward F., 4122 Grand Ave.,
Western Springs, 111.
Manwell, Augustine P., 37 E. Fulton St.,
Gloversville, N. Y.
Manwell, John P., Conway, Mass. 1896
Manwell, Richard F., Belchertown, Mass.
Maple, George M., bus., R. 2, ChiUicothe,
Ohio. 1897
Maple, M. D., bus., R.D. 2, ChiUicothe,
Ohio. 1931
Mapp, Wilham H., 21 Concord St., Newark 5,
N. J. 1900
Mardis, John Chester, s.w., 1302 Colorado
Ave., Grand Junction, Colo. 1927
Margeson, Guy Lord, 604 12th St., Marys-
ville, Cal. 1919
Maris, Marvin Elsworth, 136 W. 18th St., Hol-
land, Mich. 1929
Mark, Stephen G., 1524 Emma St., Hono-
lulu, T. H.
Marker, George, bus.. People's Gas, Light &
CokeiCo., Chicago, 111. 290, 1945
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
389
Markham, R. Finney, Pf., 1530 College Ave.,
Topeka, Kans. 1920
Markham, Reuben Henry, hus., 18 Fairfield
St., Boston 16, Mass. 1912
Marlatt, Homer Chadwen, Seneca, Kans.
Marple, Stanley, 1517 14th St., Sacramento,
Cal. 1923
Marquardt, Albert A., 59 Aberdeen Rd.,
Springfield 9, Mass. 1911
Marquardt, George, Box 42, Lancaster,
Mass. 1912
Marr, Robert Burrell, 348 Main St., Saunders-
viUe, Mass. 290
Marr, S. Wade, Jr., Ch. U.S. Army. 1924
Marriott, Roland Charles, 15 Oak Ave., River-
side, R. I.
Marriott, Victor E., T., Pleasant Hill Acad-
emy, Pleasant HiU, Tenn. 1911
Marsh, Arba John, 294 Ames St., Lawrence,
Mass. 1897
Marsh, Burton E., Townshend, Vt.
Marsh, Mrs. Dorothy V., A.B.C.F.M. 1926
Marsh, George Bennitt, Hopkinton, N. Y.
Marsh, George L., 551 Harrison Ave., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1903
Marsh, John S., A.B.C.F.M. 1925
Marsh, Lucian J., 4014 McCulloch St., Du-
luth 4, Minn.
Marshall, Benjamin Tinkham, 51 Park St.,
Haverhill, Mass. 1900
Marshall, Charles G., 12 E. Quinto St., Santa
Barbara, Cal. 1900
Marshall, James Clelland, 1064 Summer 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.
Martignetti, A. M., p.em., 1232 N. Orchard
St., Chicago 10, 111. 1910
Martin, Albert Abner, Pleasant St., Middle-
Martin, Alvo, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1928
Martin, Azel A., A.B.C.F.M. 1914
Martin, Benjamin F., bus., 9 W. Main St.,
Marshalltown, Iowa. 1900
Martin, Charles E., bus., Hortonville, Wis. 1926
Martin, Clyde MacDonald, Ch. U.S. Army.
Martin, David R., 327 Broadway, Maricopa,
Cal.
Martin, George, 415 S. Eighth Ave., Mount
Vernon, N. Y.
Martin, Gerald A., 126 N. East St., Winches-
ter, Ind.
Martin, Harold Edgar, 94 East Ave., Norwalk,
Conn.
Martin, Harry S., Brookfield Center, Conn. 1908
Martin, Harry Seavey, 6ms., 23 Cedar St., .
Newington, Conn. 1922
Martin, John Alexander, 30 Central St., West
Boylston, Mass.
Martin, John Arthur, 21 W. Weir St., Taun-
ton, Mass.
Martin, Kenneth M., 826 N. Union Blvd.,
Saint Louis, Mo. 1933
Martin, Miss Nannie, bus., R.D. 1, Ridgeville,
Ind. 1914
Martin, Paul Thomas, 12 Center St., Exeter,
N. H.
Martin, Raymond D., 44 Carlyle Rd., Port-
land 5, Me.
Martin, Thomas H., Brooks, Me. 1903
Martin, W. C, bus., Biscoe, N. C. 1924
Martin, WiUiam L., 923 E. Broadway, New-
ton, Kans. 1890
Martinez-Rivera, Lorenzo, bus., 5207 Swanee,
Tampa 3, Fla. 1920
Martz, Edward E., 1007 First Ave., E., Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
Marzolf, WilHam A., p. at I., 128 Neponset
Ave., Dorchester 20, Mass. 1907
Mason, Alpha A., Altoona, Kans. 1912
Mason, Daulty Homer, Albion, 111.
Mason, Eleanor A., Ev., 13 Deer St., Port-
land 3, Me. 1923
Mason, Henry B., 46 Elm St., Wakefield,
Mass. 1892
Mason, Horace C, p.em., 7349 16th Ave.,
N.E., Seattle 5, Wash. 1889
Mason, Randall Chaplain, Box 277, Ports-
mouth, Va.
Masselink, Bruce H., 914 N. Fourth St., Bur-
lington, Iowa.
[Massie, Thomas Lyncle, deceased. 51
Mast, E. Wallace, 39 Grove Hill, New Britain,
Conn.
[Masters, J. Howard, deceased. 51
Mather, Howard E., 1437 Juanita St., Pitts-
burgh 12, Pa.
Matheson, Alexander, bus., 828 Gilpin PL,
Chicago, m. 1917
Matheson, Malcom, Ch. U.S. Army.
Mathew, Hamish C, s.w., 17 Thomas St.,
Invercargill, New Zealand. 1933
Mathews, Burleigh V., Hubbardston, Mass.
Mathews, WiUiam B., 223 Buffalo St., Con-
neaut, Ohio.
Mathewson, Earl F., Box 508, Norwich, Conn.
Mathias, Pearl E., South Egremont, Mass. 1908
Matters, WiUiam Tell, 1011 Lockbourne Ave.,
Columbus 6, Ohio.
Matthews, Godfrey, 2160 Garden Ave.,
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Matthews, Harold S., Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 16, 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., p.em., 90 Avon St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 9, 16, 1906
Maurer, Paul Henry, Ch. U.S. Army. 1921
Maxwell, Henry Faville, 2118 Varden Lane,
Flossmoor, lU. 1934
Maxwell, Milton Andrew Bierbaum, Pf., 505
Campus Ave., Pullman, Wash. 1931
May, Henry W., Artemas, Pa.
May, Herbert Gordon, Pf., 237 W. College
St., OberUn, Ohio. 35, 1934
May, RoUo Reese, s.w., 411 W. 114th St., New
York 25, N. Y. 1938
Mayblom, Felix R., Box 478, West Paris, Me.
Maycroft, Horace E., 521 Butler St., Sauga-
tuck, Mich.
Mayer, Mrs. Hilda Emily P., asst. p., 31
Orkney Rd.. BrookUne, Mass. 1930
Mayer, Otto, Sec, 277 Winthrop Ave., Elm-
hurst, lU. 1918
Mayer, PhiUp F., p.o.d., 177 Front St., Berea,
Ohio. 1930
Mayer-Oakes, Frederick T., Fonda, Iowa.
Mayer-Oakes, Mrs. Grace E., Box 1 16, Mount
Carmel, Conn. 1917
Mayfield, John L., 251 Lexington Ave., Brook-
lyn 16, N. Y.
Mayfield/ Spurgeon Jay, Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Mayhew, WilUam Robert, Greenville, Me.
Maylott, Worthy F., 152 Derby Ave., Derby,
Conn.
Maynard, Harrison A., A.B.C.F.M. 1908
Mayne, John C, i.d.w., 1000 Fairmont Blvd.,
Jefferson City, Mo. 1930
Mayne, Joseph Q., i.d.w., 907 Washington
Blvd. Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich. 1931
Mayne, Virgil B., Box 66, South Solon, Ohio.
Mayo, Ralph, Somers, Wis.
Mays, MelvUle Clark, Wells River, Vt.
McAlister, Eugene B., Ch. U.S. Army. 1937
McAlister, Milton V., bus., 25 Main St., Ken-
nebunk. Me. 1909
McArthur, Harvey K., Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
McArthur, W. W., 350 W. 57th St., New
York 19, N. Y. 1888
McBride, Arthur A., 5144 Harriet Ave.,
MinneapoUs 9, Minn. 1907
McCague, Fremont, R.D. 8, Defiance, Ohio.
McCaU, Mrs. Barbara Warren, 723 Kansas
City St., Rapid City, S. D. 1938
390
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[1945
McCall, Clarence Field, Jr., 723 Kansas City
St., Rapid City, S. D.
McCall, Clarence Field, Sr., R. 2, Box 512,
Ashland, Ore. 1908
[McCallum, Archie, deceased. 51
McCamant, Thomas, 3324 S.E. Woodward
St., Portland 2, Ore.
McCance, William Hodge, North St., Middle-
bury, Conn.
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., Box 22, Waverly, N. C.
[MoClain, William Alex, deceased. 51
McClam, E. D., 9 Lincoln Ter., Raleigh,
N. C.
McClanahan, Paul Haldane, Demorest, Ga.
McClary, George S., 528 Joliet St., LaSalle, 111.
McCleary, Robert L., 1315 W. Hillsdale St.,
Lansing, Mich.
McClelland, John Francis, 9222 Pinetree Rd.,
Silver Spring, Md.
McClintock, Mrs. E. E., Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 14, 1928
McChntock, George H., Big Rock, '111.
McClish, Glade Leonard, 300 Manet Ave.,
Quincy 69, Mass.
tMcClure, George V. 1917
McClure, Robert W., 135 N. Meredith Ave.,
Pasadena 4, Cal. 1914
McClurkin, Paul Theodore, 7 S. Middle St.,
Hadley, Mass. 41
McConnell, Herbert, R.D. 2, Grand Rapids 4,
Mich.
McConnell, Raymond A., 20th & D Sts.,
Lincoln 2, Neb.
McConnell, Russell H., 219 W. Lawrence
Ave., Charlotte, Mich.
McCoo, Harold White, Y.M.C.A., 1421 Arch
St., Philadelphia 2, Pa. 1941
McCorison, Joseph Lyle, Jr., i.d.w., 10 Shady
Hill Sq., Cambridge 38, Mass. 1926
McCorkle, George K., ChiUicothe, Ohio. 1923
McCormack, WiUiam Elbert, 50 Elm St.,
Springfield, Mass. 18
McCormick, Charles G., Ch., Vassar College,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 1944
McCoy, CUfford Clyde, Tulsa, Okla. 1905
McCoy, John D., P.O. Box 326, Troy, N. C.
McCracken, Andrew Vance, Sec, 287 Fourth
Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 14, 1924
[McCready, Harry Sumner, deceased. 51
McDaniel, H. Lawrence, T., Thurman, Ohio. 1931
McDaniel, Kenneth Earl, Tewksbury, Mass.
McDonald, James Samuel, bus., R.D. 2, Delta,
Ala. 1906
McDonald, Lawrence F., R.D. 2, Middle-
boro, Mass. 1909
McDowell, Henry C, 100 Dixwell Ave., New
Haven 11, Conn. 14, 18
McDowell, Henry M., Lock Box 292, Granite
Falls Wash.
McDowell, William D., 6305 Margueritte
Ct., Seattle 6, Wash.
McDuffee, Charles B., 36 Essex St., Saugus,
TyTagg
McDuffee, Frank B., 316 E. Fourth St.,
Jamestown, N. Y.
McEldowney, Morris Clark, Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
McElhiney, Charles Harvie, 35 Pinckney St.,
Boston, Mass. 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.
McGee, Clyde, 1755 W. 103rd St., Chicago
43, 111. 8, 1905
McGettigan, Walter Joseph, Carnation, Wash.
McGiffert, Arthur Cushman, Jr., Pr., 5757
University Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 9, 33, 1917
McGilvray, Harold Wright, 268 W. First St.,
Fulton, N. Y.
McGown, Russell M., 1899 Bedford St., Stam-
ford, Conn.
McGregor, Ernest F., p.em., 100 E. Main St.,
Clinton, Conn. 23, 1904
Mclnnes, William George, Kennebunkport,
Me.
McKalip, Paul A., bus., 507 N. Alamansor St.,
Alhambra, Cal. 1944
McKay, Claude Allen, 16 Beethoven St.,
Binghamton, N. Y.
McKay, Richard A., bus., R. 1, Tallassee, Ala. 1910
McKechnie, David Robert, 518 Paris Ave.,
S.E., Grand Rapids 3, Mich. 1938
McKee, Mary Katherine. See Chester.
McKee, Sidney, Ch., 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., Lake City, Minn. 1926
McKeith, David, Jr., 814 Asylum Ave., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 8, 16
McKeith, George R., Green Lake, Wis.
McKenney, Ned Burr, 274}^ N. Main St.,
Concord, N. H.
McKinley, George Orland A., 308 Park Ave.,
Prophetstown, 111.
McKinley, Leo, 402 W. Main St., Cairo, Ohio.
McKinney, Samuel T., p.em., 1019 S. Hender-
son St., Fort Worth 4, Tex. 1898
McKnight, WiUiam Q., (A.B.C.F.M.) Box
1263, Phoenix, Ariz.
*McKoy, A., Raleigh, N. C. (— )
McLain, Bernard Arthur, Mayville, N. D,
McLain, James E., 346 First Ave., W.,
Dickinson, N. D.
McLaughhn, Arthur R., 119 E. Nebraska
Ave., Peoria 4, 111.
McLean, Thomas David, Lib.,- 4:07 Q Illinois
St., San Diego 4, Cal. 1893
McLeod, Robert G., p.em.. East Greenwich,
N. Y. 1905
McLouth, John D., bus., Addison, Mich. 1926
McMullen, Horace Martin, 174 Armington
St., Providence 5, R. I.
McNary, Geoi^e W., 210 N. E. Fourth St.,
Little Falls, Minn.
McNeal, Ross W., R. 1, West Milton, Ohio.
McNeil, Murray T., Jr., CA. U.S. Navy. 1938
McNeill, Frederick J., Ev., Mattawamkeag,
Me. 1909
McPeek, Francis W., s.w., 1751 N St., N.W.,
Washington 6, D. C. 1938
McPhatter, J. T., R. 4. Durham, N. C.
McPherson, Walter Allison R., 726 Prospect
Ave., Ridgefield, N. J.
McQuary, Rodney L., 4511 Colfax Ave., S.,
Minneapolis 9, Minn.
McQueen, Thomas Craig, 730 N. Spring St.,
Elgin, 111.
McRae, Isaac, 2433 E. Third St., Long Beach
4, Cal.
McRae, Matthew N., 1924 Gorrell St., Greens-
boro, N. C.
tMcVey, Charles H. 1914
Meacham, Frank T., A.B.C.F.M. 1917
Mead, James C, First Church, Jackson, Mich.
Meador, O. Talbert, Almena, Kans.
Meadows, Curtis P., 115 Brogden St., Golds-
boro, N. C.
Meadows, Fay Le, 5600 Philadelphia Dr.,
Dayton 5, Ohio.
Meadows, John W., Gary, N. C. 1897
Means, Glen L., 305 Parkhurst St., Fairfield,
111.
Mears, Charles Leon, p.em., Box 731, Chula
Vista, Cal. 1896
Mebane, E. F., Mebane, N. C. 1942
Meckel, Aaron N., 84 HolUs Ave., Braintree,
Mass.
Meckel, Benjamin Theodore, bus., 2415 Ellison
St., Omaha, Neb. 1935
Meckel, Ezra, 1603 Third Ave., S., Anoka,
Minn.
Meckel, Silas A., Ch. U.S. Army.
19453 Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
391
Meckel, Theophilus, Wadena, Minn.
Meek, Frederick M., 4126 IngersoU Ave., Des
Moines 12, Iowa. 8, 21
Meeker, Charles H., R.D. 4, Box 279, South
Bend, Ind.
Meer, John, Worden, Mont.
Megathlin, Henry G., 472 N. Pleasant St.,
Amherst, Mass. 1896
Meikle, Alexander M., St., 33 E. Forest Ave.,
Detroit 1, Mich. 27, 1911
Meinzer, William L., 140 American Ave., Long
Beach 2, Cal. 1899
Melberg, William F., 160 S. Lake St., Ham-
burg, N. Y.
Mellinger, Asa Wright, 302 Chicopee St.,
Chicopee, Mass.
Mellott, Edward F., Deansboro, N. Y.
[Menzi, Ernest Unmel, deceased. 52
Merchant, Ir\'ing Keith, 10305 Pierpont Ave.,
Cleveland 8, Ohio. 1915
Merchant, Joseph Warren, i.d.w., 138 Laurel
St., Fair Haven, Mass. 1941
Merchant, Mylon Dickinson, Ch. U.S. Army. 1914
Mercier, Harold A., Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Merlino, Giuseppe, p.o.d., 28 Concolor Ave.,
Newton 58, Mass. 1901
Merriam, Charles W., p.em., 531 Harrison
Ave., Claremont, Cal. 1901
Merriam, Elwyn DeForest, 25 S. Main St.,
Church\'ille, N. Y.
Merrifield, Reginald A., High St., North Ber-
wick, Me.
Merrifield, Roy W., 404 W. Main St., Urbana,
lU.
Merrill, Boynton, 444 E. Broad St., Columbus
15, Ohio. 8, 9
MerriU, Charles C, 74 Kirkland St., Cam-
bridge 38, Mass. 7, 23, 1897
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
MerriU, John Ernest. 1472 E. 17th St., Brook-
lyn 30, N. Y. 1909
Merrill, Lyman Herbert, p.em., Stanwich Rd.,
Greenwich, Conn. 1886
Merrill, Randolph S., 40 Foster St., Newton-
■^-ille 60, Mass. 16
[Merrill, William Cross, deceased.
Merritt, Robert F., Spring Green, Wis.
Merry, Isaac James, bus., Pownal, Me. 1903
Mertins, C. Albert, 1217 S. 11th St., Lincoln,
Neb. 1911
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,
MiUord, Conn. 1903
Meske, F. L. V., Box 1003, Hartford 1, Conn. 1891
Messner, Charles W., Blandford, Mass.
Messersmith, Lauren H., Lake Villa, 111. 290
Messner, Harold Karl, Box 163, N. Main St.,
Norwich, Vt.
Metcalf, Walter Stamp, 2203 Florida Ave.,
Tampa 3, Fla.
Metsker, Denver C, Losantville, Ind.
Metzger, Eraser, p.em.. South Windsor, Conn.
Metzger, Roscpe Eraser, Bloomfield, Conn.
Meyer, Eugene Waldemar, 104-22 89th Ave.,
Richmond HiU, N. Y.
Meyer, Frank Jay, 3823 N. Baldwin St.,
Portland 3, Ore. 1909
Meyer, Frederick A., 58 Lehigh Ct., Rock-
ville Center, N. Y.
Meyer, George Edgar, The Manse, Baker,
Mont.
Meyer, Harry L., 710 Rock St., Fall River,
Mass.
Meyer, Mrs. Jane S., The Manse, Baker,
Mont. 290
Meyer, Otto Carl, Atwater, Ohio.
Meyer, WiUiam F., Fairmount, Ind. 1916
Meyer, William Wiswall, Field Sec, 2345
Channing Way, Berkeley 4, Cal. 24, 1940
Michael, Harold L., 312 Somonauk St., Syca-
more, 111.
Mickey, Robert George, 35 Willow St.,
Mystic, Conn. 1942
Mickle, John Charles, Jr., 9014 Cedar Ave.,
Cleveland 6, Ohio.
Mierow, Charles Christopher, Pf., 205 E.
Second St., Northfield, Minn. 1936
Miettinen, Lauri P., Harrison, Me.
Miho, Paul K., Waipahu, Oahu, T. H.
Mikesell, WiUiam H., 4850 Tennyson St.,
Denver, Colo. 290
Mildram, Robert C, T., Mt. Hermon School,
Northfield, Mass. 1938
Miles, Arthur WiUiam, 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, Osseo, Wis. 1937
MiUard, George Edward, 30 Prospect St.,
Essex, Conn.
MUlard, William B., Merritt Island, Fla.
Miller, Albert C, Yankton, S. D. 1892
Miller, Albert Robert Herman, 3216 N. 30th
St., Tacoma 7, Wash. 1933
Miller, Carleton Brooks, First Cong. Church,
Battle Creek, Mich.
Miller, Charies W., s.iv., 1249 Blaine St., Port
Townsend, Wash. 1923 '
MiUer, Clifford L., p.o.d., 77 Copeland St.,
Boston 19, Mass. 1910
Miller, Edward R., s.io., 20 S. 12th St., Phila-
delphia 7, Pa. 1932
Miller, Miss Frances E., 415 N. New Hamp-
shire Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. 1906
Miller, Frank R., bus., 72 Adam St., Mount
Vernon, N. Y. ( — )
Miller, George Mahlon, Monterey Stage,
Great Barrington, Mass.
Miller, Gerald F., Enosburg Falls, Vt. 1928
Miller, Harvey V., 2514 Central Ave., Ala-
meda, Cal. 1915
[MiUer, Jason George, deceased.
Miller, John Clarence, Maple St., Ellington,
Conn.
Miller, John Homer, Winchester Sq., Spring-
field 9, Mass.
Miller, Malcolm F., Salem, Neb.
MUler, Ray Marcus, 630 Broad St., Meriden,
Conn.
Miller, Robert J., Box 287, Gregory, S. D.
MiUer, Roy O., 501 Cedar St., Beaufort, N. C.
MUler, Saul, 1049 White Ave., Grand Junc-
tion, Colo. 1932
MiUer, Walter K., 788 Stevens Ave., Port-
land 5, Me.
MiUigan, John A., 910 MiU St., Porterville,
Cal. 1883
MiUiken, H. A., bus., Coalton, Oliio. ( — )
MUUnger, Walter Harold, York ViUage, Me.
MiUington, Ernest J., Reed City, Mich.
Mills, Charles L., 326 Home Ave., Oak Park,
lU. 1892
Mills, Donald Otis, 1512 25th St., Two Rivers,
Wis.
Mills, Elden H., 12 S. Main St.. West Hart-
ford 7, Conn. 41
[Mills, Ross S., deceased. 52
tMills, Mrs. Zelma B., R.D. 2, Lynn, Ind.
tMilmine, Alexander, 4637 Third Ave., La
Mesa, Cal.
Milne, Charles P., Winslow, Wash.
Milne, George McLean, R.D. 2, Andover
Conn.
Milnes, Russell Henry, Ch. U.S. Army.
Minakuchi, Yutaka, Glover, Vt. 1910
[Minchin, WiUiam James, deceased. 52
Miner, Harry B., Red Hill, Surrey, England. 1929
Minioh, Roy L., 122 Dexter St., Maiden,
Mass. 7, 8, 9
392
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1945
Minkler, Merton Jay, Pn., 452 42nd Ave., San
Francisco 21, Cal. 1917
Minton, Wilson Parke, St., Hartman Center,
Milroy, Pa. 25, 1910
Missamore, Owen G., 818 Maple Ave., Find-
lay, Ohio. 1904
Mishler, Miss Jennie, Leaf River, III. 1901
Mitchell, Cyprus R., SOS Jervois Rd., Auck-
land, New Zealand. 1911
[Mitchell, Edwin Knox, Jr., deceased. 52
[Mitchell, Frank, deceased. 52
Mitchell, Miss Frederica, Keene Valley, N. Y.
Mitchell, George Edwin, 433 WiUow St., Terre
Haute, Ind.
Mitchell, James Lee, p.em., 22 Peck St., At-
tleboro, Mass. 1887
Mitchell, Richard L., T., 713 Mulford St.,
Evanston, 111. 1919
Mitchell, Wilfred Manlove, Pf., Fisk Univer-
sity, Nashville 8, Tenn. 1942
Mix, Ralph Hooker, bus., 102 Knickerbocker
Ave., Springdale, Conn. 1910
Mixon, John L., 853 Chalmers PI., Chicago
14, 111. 1928
Moe, Edward O., U.S. Army. 1944
Moe, William C. H., Guilford, Conn.
Moede, O. Fred, 942 N. 15th St., Milwaukee,
Wis. 1930
Moffitt, D. Rufus, bus., Coleridge, N. C. 1928
Mofiitt, Walton Denson, Aquebogue, L. I.,
N. Y.
Mohler, Charles I., St., Ryder Memorial Hos-
pital, Humacao, P. R. 25, 41, 1908
Moku, Moses, Hilo, T. H.
Moland, L. Gerhard, Osseo, Wis.
Moncol, Andrew John, p.em., 3395 W;
127th St., Cleveland 11, Ohio. 1906
Monosmith, Albert W., Penngrove, Cal.
Monroe, Robert, 909 Fayetteville St., Raleigh,
N. C. 1934
Monroe, William Irving, Jr., 183 Foster St.,
Brighton, Mass.
Montgomery, Charles George, Stouffville,
Ontario, Canada.
Montgomery, Royal J., St., Grinnell, Iowa.
7, 24, 1907
Montieth, Charles Richard, Richmond, Vt.
Moody, Clarence LeGrand, Jr., Ch. U.S.
Navy. 1938
Moody, Ira Edward, 444 Maria 'Ave., Saint
Paul 6, Minn. 1899
Moore, Arthur A., 1557 Hawthorne Ave.,
Waterloo, Iowa. 1902
Moore, Arthur N., 20 Pleasant St., South
Natick, Mass.
Moore, Charles A., p.em., 269 French St.,
Bangor, Me. 1895
Moore, Edward W., p.o.d., Greene, Me. 1908
Moore, George, p.o.d., Franklin Park, N. J. 1917
Moore, James A. G., Asso. St., Box 451,
Rochester 2, N. Y. 25, 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, 4371 Copeland Ave.,
San Diego, Cal. 1903
Moore, Wilson C, 326 N. Bradford St.,
Dover, Del.
Moorhead, J. Keith, Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
Moorhouse, Charles H., Box 65, New Durham,
N. H. 1919
Moos, Bernhard, 2015 N. Fourth St., Gering,
Neb.
MoraLn, Jesse L., 1041 Gramercy Dr., Los
Angeles 6, Cal. 1905
Moran, John O., SB Garrett St., Kingston, On-
tario, Canada.
Mordecai, Trevor, s.w., 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, C. Shannon, Box 5397, Duke Sta.,
Durham, N. C. 290
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., 113 Union St., East Wal-
pole, Mass.
Morgan, Joseph Frank, 1042 W. 35th St.,
Norfolk 8, Va.
Morgan, Joseph Greyham, 1106 Gilbert St.,
Charles City, Iowa.
Morgan, Matthias D., Seman, Ala..
Morgan, Richard Risley, 2804 N. E. 40th Ave.,
Portland 13, Ore. 1932
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. 27
Morimoto, Paul S., Makiki Chr. Church,
Honolulu, T. H.
Morland, John Kenneth, T., Yale-in-China,
Yale Sta., New Haven, Conn. 1943
Morlock, Robert D., 412 N. Pine St., Daven-
port, Iowa.
Morrell, Herbert B., 28 Mapleview Ter.,
New Bedford, Mass.
Morrill, Ernest E., 3365 W. 100th St., Cleve-
land 2, Ohio.
Morrill, Mrs. Frieda Kirkendall, Sec, 490
Woodford St., Portland 5, Me. 1922
Morris, Russell R., Gilsum, N. H.
Morrison, Frederick W., s.w., 4274 Middlesex
Dr., San Diego 4, Cal. 1918
Morrison, John A., 10 Water St., Penacook,
N. H.
Morriss, FranR E., 738 N. Berkeley St., Dallas,
Tex. 1925
Morrow, Fred Richard, 210 Cafion Dr., R. 1,
Orinda, Cal.
Morrow, Horace Edwin, 122 Chestnut St.,
Springfield, Mass. 1886
Morse, Bradley T., Enfield, N. H. 1943
Morse, James King, p.o.d., 19 Tiona Ave.,
BeUeviUe, N. J. 1931
Morson, Robert R., Box 64, Plymouth St.,
Bryantville, Mass. 1898
Morton, Edgar E., Stouffville, Ontario, Can-
ada. 1906
Morton, Norris T., Ch. U.S. Army. 1924
Morton, Richard Knowles, 528 Smithfield
Ave., Pawtucket, R. I. 29
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, 379 E. Fifth St., Mount
Vernon, N. Y. 1902
Mossman, Guy Eldred, 60 East St., Melrose,
Mass.
Mott, Royden J. C, R.D. 7, Alden St. Ext.,
Meadville, Pa.
Moulton, Joseph L., A.B.C.F.M. 1918
Moulton, Warren J., Pr. em., 15 Fifth St.,
Bangor, Me. 32, 1899
Mounts, Lewis H., P.O. Box 448, Macon, Ga. 24
Mowbray, Henry Buckingham, 442 Chase
Ave., Winter Park, Fla. 1900
Moya, Jesus M., R. 1, Box 231-B, Albu-
querque, N. M. 1905
Muellen, Herman E., 215 W. Miller St.,
Michigan City, Ind.
Mueller, Walter Alfred, Pn., Pleasant Hill
Academy, Pleasant Hill, Tenn. 41, 1925
Muilenburg, James, Pf., 600 W. 122nd St.,
New York 27, N. Y. 9, 1936
19453 Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
393
Mulder, "William A., 805 Pacific Ave., Long
Beach, Cal. 1913
Mumma, Marion W., 1340A Liliha St., Hono-
lulu 22, T. H.
Munger, Bernard V., 602 N. Main St.,
Graham, N. C.
Munger, Earle A., 628 Walnut St., Waterloo,
Iowa.
Munro, Harry C, R.D. 2, Lockport, 111.
Munro, John Ker, T., Columbia Bible Col-
lege, Columbia, S. C. 1943
Munro, Mrs. Vera S., asst. p., R.D. 2, Lock-
port, 111. 1916
Munroe, Oliver H., bus., 93 Franklin St.,
Franklin, N. H. 1924
Murchison, J. Victor, Box 364, Suffolk, Va.
Murphv, Charles Grant, 2672 Sewell St.,
Lincoln 2, Neb. 1891
Murphy, Kenneth, 316 W. Sixth St., Sey-
mour, Ind.
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, 70 Prospect St., Rock-
ville, Conn.
Mutch, William James, Pf. em., 221 Water-
town St., Ripon, Wis. 1885
Myers, Benjamin Franklin, 1371 N. Gordon
St., Pomona, Cal. 1896
Myers, Charles Haven, 8715 Woodward Ave.,
Detroit 2, Mich.
Myers, Elmer H., bus., 542 McHenry St.,
Burlington, Wis. 1905
Myers, Eiigene Horton, 508 Quincy St.,
Rapid City, S. D.
fMyers, George Raymond, Battle Creek,
Mich. 1942
Myers, Harry W., Jr., 1551 E. Montgomery
Ave., Philadelphia 25, Pa.
Myers, Lester G., 87 Ellis St., Brockton 46,
ATogg
Myers, Paul B., 18 Lovell Rd., Watertown 72,
Myers, Russell E., 4023 40th Ave., S., Min-
neapoUs 6, Minn.
Myers, Virgil E., 312 Front St., Marietta,
Ohio.
Nadal, Thomas W., Olivet, Mich.
Nagata, Samuel, bus., 222 S. Friends Ave.,
Whittier, Cal. 1918
Nansen, John Alfred, 2568 Hershell St.,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Napier, B. Davie, coll.p., Alfred, N. Y. 1938
Nargesian, Haig Joseph, Sutton, Mass. 290
Nash, Mrs. Charlotte E., 6948 Dartmouth
Ave., University City 5, Mo.
Nauss, Earl F., 6 Summer St., Nashua, N. H.
[Naylor, Benjamin Dent, deceased.
Neagles, Flora Mabel, p.em., 41 Witt St., West
Lynn, Mass. 1915
Neal, Alfred C, 99 Putnam St., Quincy 69,
I^ass. 1913
Neal, Fred W., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1944
Neal, Frederick JeSerson, 270 Katahdin Ave.,
Millinocket, Me.
Neeld, George Avery, 50 Granada Ter., New
London, Conn.
Neerman, Paul C, 146 Court St., Buena Park,
Cal.
Neese, J. Everette, 2212 Sturgis St., Norfolk 3,
Va.
Neese, J. L., Box 68, Elon College, N. C.
Neff, Clarence Alvin, 233 W. Fifth St., Clare-
mont, Cal.
Nein, Jacob, Selby, S. D.
Nellor, Charles H., bus., 604 N.E. Simpson
St., Portland 11, Ore. 1901
Nelson, A. Calvin, Box 14, Chipley, Ga.
Nelson, Anthony A., Rockford, Mich.
Nelson, Charles Adolphus, My., 200 Prospect
Ave., Princeton, N. J. 1892
Nelson, Christian Gravesen, Kinsley, Kana. 11
Nelson, Floyd H., fttts., 319 N. Independence
Ave., Rockford, 111. 1935
Nelson, Frederick N., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1942
Nelson, Henry R., p.o.d., 730 Brown St., Nor-
way, Mich. 1910
Nelson, J. Homer, 37 Hancock St., Bar Har-
bor, Me.
Nelson, John R., Wilmington, Vt.
Nelson, Paul E., Lisle, N. Y.
Nelson, Roscoe, p.em., 36 Walkley Rd., West
Hartford 7, Conn. 1892
Nestingen, Edward L., Sec, 540 W. 123rd St.,
New York 27, N. Y. 290, 1945
Nevala, Samuel, St. George Rd,, Box 22,
Thomaston, Me.
Nevers, Harold Leslie, 87 King St., Pittsfield,
Mass.
Newcomb, Edward H., Pepperell Rd., Kittery
Point, Me.
Newcomer, Jerome D., 1000 Grove St., Evans-
ton, 111. 1942
Newell, Arthur Frost, 2723 Webster Ave.,
Kansas City 2, Kans. 1893
Newell, Henry Clinton, p.em., 52 Dunmore-
land St., Springfield, Mass. 1908
Newell, Raymond W., Milton, Wis.
Newey, Paul S., 447 N. Hazel St., Chicago
40, lU;
Newland, Eddv C, Box 926, Chadron, Neb.
Newlin, Neal Dow, P.O. Box 57, Pleasant Hill,
Ohio.
Newman, Charles E., Virgilina, Va.
Newman, Nathaniel Gross, Windsor, Va. 1891
Newman, William 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, p.em., Litchfield Turn-
pike, Woodbridge, Conn. 1898
Newton, Joseph R., 138 Palisade St., Spartan-
burg, N. C. 1922
Newton, R. Esten, R. 3, Luray, Va.
Nicely, Daniel W., 40 Merrimack St., Con-
cord, N. H.
Nicholas, Wayne Alfred, Briarcliff Manor,
N. Y.
Nichols, Charles S., 74 Denver St., Springfield
9, Mass. 27
Nichols, George T., 312 Edgar Ave., Dayton
10, Ohio. 1897
Nichols, Oscar Lee, 312 Edgar Ave., Dayton
10, Ohio.
Nicholson, Harry F., 501 W. Market St.,
Akron 3, Ohio.
Nicholson, Wesley Goodson, 490 13th Ave.,
E., Eugene, Ore.
Nickerson, John, 2119 23rd Ave., S., Min-
neapolis 4, Minn. 1910
Nicol, Duane M., 6337 W. Cornelia Ave., Chi-
cago 34, 111.
Nicolas, William Henry, Simsbury, Conn.
Niederhelman, Alfred A., 315 S. State St.,
Geneseo, 111.
Niedringhaus, Fred W., 619 N. Main St.,
Santa Ana, Cal.
Nielsen, David, Neighborhood Church, Saint
Paul, Minn.
Nightingale, Abram, Crossxalle, 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, Kans.
Noon, Philo G., Harvard, Mass.
Noon, Robert K., Goffstown, N. H. 290
Norberg, Richard C, 1471 Bridge St., Hay-
ward, Cal.
Norcross, David E., Lowell, Wash.
394
Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches
[1945
Norcrosa, George D. H., Wakefield, Kans.
[Nordlund, Anders August, deceased. 52
Nordstrom, Nels Francis, Sec, 19 S. LaSalle
St., Chicago 3, 111. 24. 1936
Norenberg, Jess H., 545 Forest Ave., Glen
EUyn, 111.
tNorfleet, A. L., p.o.d., Box 163, De Beque,
Colo. 1896
North, Stanley U., Sec, 287 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 9, 18, 1921
North, Walter Henry, 1901 Vista Lane, Austin,
Tex. 1903
North, William V., 345 N. Fullerton Ave.,
Upper Montclair, N. J.
Northcott, Oliver Cecil, R. 2, Exeter, N. H.
Northrop, BjTon W., Baxter, Iowa.
Northrop, John Arthur, Box 354, Centerville,
S. D.
tNorton, William H., Cal. 1924
tNorvell, Pliilip H., 39 Winter St., Nahant,
Mass. 1935
Noss, Frederick B., 39 Bartlett St., Andover,
Mass. 29
Nourse, David Elmer, 6002 Admiral Way,
Seattle 6, Wash.
Nowell, Thomas, Waubay, S. D.
Noyce, Ralph Brewster, 119 E. Fourth St.,
Sandwich, 111.
Noyes, Frank Irving, 6ms., 64 Oxford St.,
Cambridge 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., John Greenleaf Whittier
Home, Amesbury, Mass. 1910
Nutter, Virbrook, R.D., Warehouse Point,
Conn.
Nutting, John D., Sec, 9277 Amesbury Ave., '
Cleveland 6, Ohio. 1885
[Nye, DeWitt C, deceased.
Nye, George Benjamin, bus., 215 N. Lois St.,
La Habra, Cal. 1917
Nye, Kenneth E., 17 Negus St., Webster,
Mass.
Nye, Roland WiUiam, Meredith, N. H. 290
tNygren, Ruben T., 525 Main St., Fitchburg,
Mass. 1924
Nylen, Edwin B., 31 W. Linwood Ave., Maple
Shade, N. J.
NyHne, Wilbert W., p.o.d., 108 Biddle St.,
Kane, Pa. 1927
Nyman, Melville Mansfield, Josselyn Ave.,
South Duxbury, Mass. 290
Nyrop, J. Chris, Burwell, Neb.
Oakes, William M., 1102 N.W. 55th St.,
Oklahoma City 6, Okla. 1916
Obenhaus, Herman, R. 1, Tiskilwa, 111. 1893
Obenhaus, Victor, Pf., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, lU. 8, 21, 33, 1929
Oberlin, Clarence D., 1288 Montgomery Ave.,
Muskegon, Mich.
Odlund, Harry P., 2 Monument St., Concord,
Mass.
Ogawa, Seido, P.O. Box 245, Kapaa, Kauai,
T. H.
Ogden, Seymour Duane, 1102 S. Church St.,
Princeton, 111.
Ogren, Andrew J., P.O. Box 23, Centerbrook,
Conn.
O'Hara, W. Heber, Amherst, Ohio.
Ohman, Howard E., Y.M.C.A. Sec, 5016
Dodge St., Omaha, Neb. 1934
Ohmura, Masayoshi, 395 14th St., Riverside,
Cal.
Ojala, Andrew, My., R. 1, Box 85, Brush
Prairie, Wash. 1910
Okamoto, Kakichi, Waimea, Kauai, T. H. 1923
Okumura, Takie, p.em.. Box 894, Honolulu,
T. H. 1909
Olander, Paul H. W., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1932
*01ds. A.. Norfolk, Va. (— )
Olds, Charles BurneU, 590 Mayfl.ower Rd.,
Claremont. Cal, X9QI
Olds, Corwin H., 120 N. Main St., Rockland,
Me. 1935
Olejar, George R., 2927 Liberty Pkwy., Balti-
more 22, Md. 1918
Oliphant, John T., Dodge Center, Minn.
Oliver, Halley Brooks, Belding, Mich.
Oliver, Samuel N., 475 W. Webster St.,
Muskegon, Mich. 7, 8
[Oliver, William Brattle, deceased. 52
Ollech, Herman, Merricourt, N. D.
OUis, Frederick W., New Cambria, Mo.
Olmstead, Duncan McDonald, Baldwin, Mich.
Olmsted, Nirum P., 502 Quince St., Brainerd,
Minn. 1903
Olsen, John Herman, Ch. U.S. Army. 1933
Olsen, Oscar L., 498 Main St., Wareham,
Mass.
Olson, Edwin A., 317 Sparks St., Sioux City,
Iowa. 1936
Olson, Emerald L., 116 E. Washington St.,
West Chicago, 111. 290
Olson, Herbert E., s.w.. Industry, N. Y. 1935
Olson, Lester E., DeWitt, Iowa.
Omo, Harvey P., bus., Laverne, Okla. 1914
O'NeiU, Charles A., 203 Market St., Nekoosa,
Wis.
O'Neill, Mrs. Dora M., Adams, Wis. 1910
O'Neill, Joseph T., Adams, Wis.
O'Neill, Robert B., Randolph, Wis.
O'Neill, William B., Holland, Va.
O'Neill, WiUiam B-H., PittsviUe, Wis.
Opdyke, Charlton E., 20 River St., Sidney,
N. Y.
Opp, Reinhold, Alpena, S. D. 290
Opsal, Tobias B., 383 Cleveland St., Orange,
N.J.
Orcutt, Charles McCabe, Downs, Kans.
Orcutt, Noel P., Hawarden, Iowa.
Oren, Jesse I., R.D. 1, Parker, Ind.
Oren, Reuben R., R.D. 1, Ridgeville, Ind.
Orloff, George Frederic, 1105 W. 80th St.,
Los Angeles 44, Cal.
Orman, Adolph, 'Treynor, Iowa.
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. 1938
Orth, Andrew Philip, 2302 Fair Park Ave.,
Eagle Rook 41, Cal. 1888
Orton, Dwayne, bus., R.D. 2, Sunset Dr.,
Johnson City, N. Y. . 1935
Orton, Lambert S., New Richmond, Wis.
Orton, Riehford DeForest, 503 N. Butrick
St., Waukegan, 111. 1910
Osborn, George RoUand, Daleville, Ind.
Osborn, William M., Wyanet, 111.
Osborne, Cjtus A., Sec, 328 N. Taylor Ave.,
Oak Park, 111. 1895
Osborne, Earl C, 14 Brown Ave., Berlin,
N. H.
Osgood, Charles Sumner, R.D. 3, Torrington,
Conn.
Osgood, Lucian E., R. 2, Box 74, Waukesha,
Wis. 1891
Osgood, Robert Storrs, R.D., Winslow,
Wash. 1898
Osmun, Miss Nelle May, 646 Pacific Ave.,
Long Beach, Cal. 1913
Ostberg, Karl W., Hanover, Conn. 290
Ostrander, Clinton E., 4129 51st Ave., N.E.,
Seattle 5, Wash.
Osumi, Paul S.,Waialua, Oahu, T. H.
OueUette, Edward Fifield, coll.p., 227 E. High
St., Defiance, Ohio. 1938
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, 207 Hillside Rd., Skyway Park,
Osborn, Ohio.
Owen, George Booth, 20 South St., Bellows
Falls., Vt,
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
395
Owen, George, Dickson, p.o.d., 559 Bedford
Rd., Pocantico Hills, N. Y. 1911
Owen, George William, 6 Webster St., Hyde
Park 36 Mass.
*Owen, Hugh T.', bus., 3217 BlaisdeU Ave.,
Minneapolis 8, Minn. 1917
Owen, J. Herbert, Cliffwood St., Lenox, Mass.
Owen, John David, 4 Capital Hill, Fair Haven,
Vt. 1915
Owen, John M., Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
Owen, Llewelyn Arnold, 210 Ege Ave., Jersey
City 4, N. J. 9
Owen, Robert Russell, Spring Valley, Minn.
Owen, W. Moreton, p.em., 86 Spruce St.,
Manchester, Conn. 1905
Owens, J. Franklin, 111 College St., Oriskany
FaUs, N. Y. 1905
Oxnard, Henry E., R.D., West Acton, Mass.
Oyakawa, Edward, Papaikou, T. H.
Ozaki, Norio, 576 Sycamore St., Oakland 12,
Cal.
Paaluhi, Edward, Hoolehua, Molokai, T. H.
Pacillas, J. V., bus., 341 Fourth St., Chino,
Cal. 1933
Packard, Harrison L., Palm City, Fla.
Packard, Herbert L., Windsor, Mass. 1901
Packard, J. Roy, Monmouth, Me. 1918
Packer, Percival C, Hancock, Minn.
Paddon, Timothy George, Temple, N. H.
Paff, Elmo Ray, 25 Baker St., Monroeville,
Ohio.
Page, Charles Earl, Toulon, 111.
Page, Frederick Harlan, Pr. em., 25 Green-
wood Lane, Waltham 54, Mass. 24, 1893
Page, N. H., Holly Springs, N. C. (— )
Page, Oliver Stewart, Box 215, Roscommon,
Mich. 290
Paget, Wilham, My., Manila, P. I. 1941
Paige, Howard Edgar, 36 Ascutney St., Wind-
sor, Vt.
Paille, Charles Anthony, 70 Frost Ave.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Painter, Harry M., 200 I Ave., Coronado,
Cal. 1899
[Paisley, John O., deceased. 52
Palm, Walter A., 2113 Hendrickson St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Palmer, Albert W., 1185 E. Foothill Blvd.,
Altadena, Cal.
Palmer, Burton M., R. 1, Box 1103, Wood-
side, Cal. 1900
Palmer, Clay E., Yankton, S. D. 37
[Palmer, Harry, deceased. 52
Palmer, Kenneth L., Westboro, Mass.
Palmer, Philip Wentworth, 3407 Bellemeade
Ave., Evans ville 14, Ind.
Palmer, Warren S., 50 Lee St., Lincoln, Me.
Palmer, Willard H., Main St., Dunstable,
Mass.
Pamp, Frederic E., p.o.d., 5223 N. Sawyer St.,
Chicago, 111. 1911
Pangborn, Cyrus R., 61 Woodmont St., Prov-
idence, R. I.
Pankhurst, William Harris, 711 W. Beecher
Ave., Jacksonville, 111.
Pardy, Boyce Paul, Taftville, Conn.
Park, John Edgar, Osterville, Mass. 28, 1903
*Parker, Mrs. Allie, Triplet, Ky. 1938
Parker, Arthur J., Central Lake, Mich.
Parker, Asa M., 25 Hawthorne Rd., Wellesley
Hills 82, Mass. 1910
Parker, Charles Franklin, Box 904, Prescott,
Ariz.
tParker, David Bruce, s.w., Colorado. 1943
Parkar, Everett C, Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 19, 1943
Parker, Fletcher D., 10 Woodland St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn.
Parker, George Gerald, 189 Ryder Rd.,
Manhasset, N. Y.
Parker, Grover Russell, Northport, Mich.
Parker, H. Franklin, Chichester, N. H.
Parker, James E., 300 E. Third St., Spencer,
Iowa. 1909
Parker, P. Pierson, Pf., 34 Rock Lane,
Berkeley 8, Cal. 1936
Parker, W. Carl, 420 Elm St., Barnesville, Ga.
Parker, Wilbur P., Box 225, Ogunquit, Me. 1931
Parkman, Joseph D., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1944
Parks, James W., Mazon, 111.
Parks, Kenneth G., 486 State St., Marseilles,
111.
[Parks, Quincy Scott, deceased. 52
Parks, William U., 1315 Josephine St.,
Janesville, Wis. 1897
Parr, Clarence E., 420 N. Spruce St., Albu-
querque, N. M.
Parr, Leonard A., 1404 Cambridge Rd., Ann
Arbor, Mich.
Parry, John Burford, 131 Grove St., Wellesley,
Mass. 28
Parry, Maldwyn V., 510 Main St., Rockland,
Me. 290
Parsons, Charles, Sec, 414 Royal Union Bldg.,
Des Moines 9, Iowa. 1894
Parsons, Horace Wells, 3 Forest St., Vermil-
lion, S. D.-
Parsons, Howard Grant, 28 Beacon St.,
Hamden 14, Conn. 1910
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
Pascoe, Francis H., 120 Ridge St., Coaldale,
Pa.
Patch, Don Ivan, 530 St. Marks Ave., West-
field, N. J.
[Patch, Mrs. Olive Pearson, deceased.
Paterson. Arthur Elliott, Box 465, Middle-
town, Conn. 1918
Paterson, John Robert, 4832 295th St.,
Toledo 11, Ohio.
Pates, William, Estelline, S. D.
Paton, Robert, p.em., Chesterland, Ohio. 1894
Patte, Edouard, Y.M.C.A. Sec, 347 Madison
Ave., New York, N. Y. 1932
Patten, Arthur B., 722 Alden Rd., Claremont,
Cal. 1894
Patten, Harry B., 303 S. Second St., GaUup,
N. M.
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 CoUege,
N. C. 1887
Patton, William Weston, 187 Ridgewood
Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. 22
Pauck, Wilhelm, Pf., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 33, 1928
Paul, Charles Ditchfield, 738 Main St., Am-
herst, Mass.
Paul, George H., Rye, N. H.
tPaull, A. R., South Dartmouth, Mass. 1892
Pavy, Roy Gilmour, 3010 DeSoto Blvd., Coral
Gables 34, Fla.
[Paxton, Robert Finley, deceased. 52
Payne, Horatio Clark, bus., 823 First Ave., S.,
Saint Cloud, Minn. 1912
Payne, Wilbur N., 254 N. Wheeler St., Saint
Paul 4, Minn. 1894
Peabody, Stephen Clough, 70 S. 17th St., San
Jose 12, Cal.
Peace, Archie, bits., 4 Spratt Ave., Pough-
keepsie N. Y. 1936
Peacock, Alfred' G., 121 S. Maple St., Eliza-
bethtown, Ky. 1926
Peacock, George M., Colebrook, N. H.
Peacock, John Peter William, s.w., Matta-
poisett, Mass. 1929
Pearce, George Arvey, bus., R.D. 1, Box 96,
Franklin, Va. 1926
Pearman, Earl O., 41 Old Mt. Vernon Rd.,
Alexandria, Va. 1926
tPearse, Anne L., Grand Rapids, Mich. 1937
396
Year Booh, Congregational Christian Churches
[1945
Pearson, Milo E., 59 Federal St., Salem, Mass.
Pearson, Roy Messer, Jr., 17 Seelye St., Am-
herst, Mass.
Pearson, Samuel, ■p.em., 102 Dillon St.. Hous-
ton, Tex. 1886
Peck, Henry A., 100 Spring St., Windsor
Locks, Conn.
Peck, Ira L., Gasport, N. Y. 1894
Pedersen, Arnold J., School St., Webster,
Mass. 1938
Pedersen, Jens H., 813 Twelfth St., Hudson,
Wis. 1897
[Peet, Lyman Plimpton, deceased. 52
Pegga, Frederick J., 1027 Waterman Ave.,
Detroit, Mich. 1919
Peirce, Jesse PindeU, 275 Algoma Blvd.,
Oshkosh, Wis.
Pelon, J. Charles, 415 E. 143rd St., 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.
Pendleton, James N., 15 S. Date St., Top-
penish. Wash.
Pendleton, Lxither Keene, Newport, Wash. 290
Pendleton, Norman W., bus., 177 Meadow-
brook Dr., San Francisco 16, Cal. 1920
Pendleton, Olin Baker, 180 Bradstreet Ave.,
Revere, Mass.
PengeUy, John Charles Neale, bus., Box 105A,
Fort Pierre, S. D. 1917
Penman, John S., 146 Brattle St., Cambridge
38, Mass. 1887
Penn, George W., 128 S. Palmetto Ave.,
Daytona Beach, Fla.
Penn, Samuel M., 202 White St., Roanoke,
Ala.
Pennell, Preston Wing, Stratton, Me.
Penner, Albert J., 231 Oak St., Holyoke,
Mass. 8, 21
Penner, William, Bethel, Me.
Penney, Hugh, 19 Highland Ave., Ayer, Mass. 8
Pennington, Josiah P., Trego, Wis.
Pennington, Philip W., 536 Pleasant St.,
Belmont, Mass. 1941
Penrose, Stephen B. L., Pr. em., 7 College
Ave., WaUa Walla, Wash. 1890
Percy, C. Lisle, Demorest, Ga. 1908
Percy, Douglas C, My., Nigeria, Africa. 1937
Perdriau, Leslie H., 12 Maple St., Peabody,
Mass. 1909
Peringer, John Logan, Dayton, Wash.
Perkins, Jacob R., 611 First Ave., Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Perkins, James Croswell, 1121 Maple Ave.,
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Perkins, James Hodges, 645 Boylston St., Bos-
ton 16, Mass.
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.,
Bangor, Me. 32, 1918
Perry, Clarence H., Otis, Mass.
[Perry, Durward, deceased.
Perry, Edward Tyler, Ev., 9 Cobb Rd., West
Hartford 7, Conn. 1924
Perry, Homer Frank, Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
Perry, John H., 134 W. 139th St., New York
30, N. Y.
Perry, Percy L., bus., Little River, Kans. 1916
Persico, George Cecil, 892 Union Ave., New
York 59, N. Y.
Person, Bengt Alfred, p.em., 2209 Sumner
Ave., Hoquiam, Wash. 1905
Persons, Frederick T., Lib., 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 28, 1903
Peters, Aaron T., Pf., Georgetawn, 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. 1943
Peterson, Carl Edward, 173 Mohawk Dr.,
West Hartford 7, Conn.
Peterson, Hammond L, i.d.w., 19 Pine St.,
Portland 4, Me. 1917
Peterson, Henry M., bus., Medfield, Mass. 1907
Peterson, J. Martin, 4217 147th St., Lawn-
dale, Cal.
Peterson, James Alfred, 908 Highland Ave.,
Manhattan Beach, Cal.
Peterson, Oscar William, PeppereE, Mass. 1902
Petrie, Alexander C, 443 44th St., Moline, lU.
Petrie, John Clarence, p.o.d., 2720 Pittsburgh
St., Houston, Tex. 1919
Pettengill, Daniel Lester, Frye, Me. 1907
Pettigrew, Julius D., 1238 S. Mariposa Ave.,
Los Angeles 6, Cal. 1891
Peyton, Frank, 611 N. Kimball Ave., Grand
Island, Neb.
Peyton, John M., Shandon, Ohio.
Pfaffmann, Philip Frederick, T., Bruce, Wis. 1911
Pfeiff, Harry G., 409 S. 36th St., BiUings,
Mont.
Phelps, Arthur D., s.w., 1707 Mulberry Ave.,
Muscatine, Iowa. 1927
Phelps, Arthur S., Belmont Sta., Downers
Grove, El. 1906
Phelps, Miss Isabelle, 138 Hancock St., Au-
burndale, Mass. 1907
Phelps, Marion Russell, Worcester Rd., West-
Phelps, Theron Torrance, 2700 L St., Sacra-
mento 16, Cal.
Phelts, Homer Raymond, 912 Massachusetts
Ave., N.E., Washington, D. C.
PhiUippi. A. Karl, Washington Mills, N. Y.
PhiUippi, H. Roy, DubUn, Ohio.
PhiUips, David Walter, Iron River, Wis. 1904
PhilUps, Edward H., p.em., Kamp Knighton,
Star R.A., New Iberia, La. 1923
PhiUips, Edwin T., 116 Reid St., West DePere,
Wis.
Phillips, John Milton, 2426 E. Fourth St., Du-
luth, Minn. 7
PhiUips, Joseph, Angola, N. Y. 1913
PhiUips, Lawrence Raymond, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1934
PhiUips, Osterhoudt, 21 Clinton Ave., King-
ston, N. Y.
PhiUips, Ray E., A.B.C.F.M. 1917
PhiUips, Slade Wyatt, M.D., 1850 Piedmont
Ave., Portsmouth, Va. 1938
PhiUips, Vernon Lee, 18 Mast Rd., Manches-
ter, N. H. 1920
PhiUipson, Francis H., Savannah, N. Y.
Philo, Harry E., 1600 Fourth St., Watertown,
Wis. 290
Pickens, John E., 55-1 Poinciana PL, Key
West, Fla.
Pickett, Warren Wheeler, 512 Yale Ave,,
New Haven 15, Conn.
*Pierce, Clarence, R. 2, LucasvUle, Ohio.
Pierce, Jason Noble, 432 Mason St., SanJFran-
cisco 2, Cal.
Pierce, Payson Edward, 277 Woburn St.,
Reading, Mass.
Pierce, Richard Donald, 157 Institution Ave.,
Newton Center 59, Mass. 31
Pierce, W. G., 620 Ultimo Ave., Long Beach 4,
Cal. 1923
[Pierce, WUliam R., deceased. 53
PiersaU, Paul L., 909 N. Jefferson St., Robin-
son, lU.
Pierson, John Wesley, 5054 Catalpa Ave.,
Chicago, m. 290
Pietz, Emil Theodore, 2507 43rd Ave., W.,
Seattle 99, Wash. 1932
Pifer, Newton Franklin, bus., 1035 N. San An-
tonio Dr., Norwalk, Cal. 1924
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
397
Pike, David, 10 Orchard St., Farmington, Me. 1911
Pillasch, Charles H., R.D. 11, Mount Healthy
Sta., Cincinnati, Ohio
Pillsbury, John, 656 Maple St., Manchester,
N. H. 1943
Pinch, Frederick, 240 Burton St., S.W., Grand
Rapids, Mich. 1909
Pinckney, Aurelius, 762 Walker Ave., Mem-
phis 6, Tenn.
Pineo, Mrs. Caroline Cole, 130 N. 19th St.,
East Orange, N. J. 290, 1945
Pinkerton, William Brown, 1515 San Pascual
St., Santa Barbara, Cal. 1890
Pinkham, Ralph A., Ankeny, Iowa.
tPinkney, Clarence W., Madison, Wis. 1900
Pinney, Ira Elias, 24 School St., Randolph,
Vt. 1904
Piper, Mrs. Sarah M., Box 112, Legrand,
Iowa. 1901
Pitcher, W. Alvin, Denison University, Gran-
\nlle, Ohio. 1945
Pitman, Albert J., 5337 Main St., Downers
Grove, 111.
Pitman, Frank Armstrong, Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
Pittman, Hudson H., 535 S. Hoover St.,
Los Angeles 5, Cal.
Pittman, Robert W., Polo,. Dl. 1888
Pitzer, J. Howard, R.D., Bethel, Ohio. 1911
*tPlank, Jake, Ky. 1939
Pleasant, Earle B., i.d.w., 477 Congress St.,
Portland 3, Me. 1935
Pleasant, Ellis E., p.em., 406 Central Ave.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 1907
Plomer, C. IDonald, 7 Orchard Rd., Chatham,
N.J.
Plowright, Joseph A. H., Winthrop, N. Y.
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., 217 Huffman St., Greens-
boro, N. C.
Poelman, Theodore J., p.o.d., South WoUe-
boro, N. H. 1916
Poepoe, Abraham, Waikane, Oahu, T. H.
Poepoe, Henry K., 768 Kanoa St., Honolulu
7, T. H.
*Poirrier, Henry, bus., 1564 14th St., Corpus
Christi, Tex. 1907
*Pol, Henri F. M., i.d.w., 418 FarweU Bldg.,
Detroit 31, Mich. 1942
Poling, Daniel V., Lee., 303 N. 11th St., Cor-
vallis. Ore. 1892
Pollard, George Albert, 7101^ Franklin St.,
Boise, Ida.
PoUard, Harry Howard, 225 S. Division Ave.,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 1910
Pollard, Herbert, 1117 N. 24th St., Boise, Ida. 1893
Pollard, Mrs. June K., 225 S. Division Ave.,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 1917
Pollard, Marvin A., 1612 Buffalo St., Greens-
boro, N. C.
Poison, Carl A., 850 N. Fourth St., David
City, Neb.
Pomeroy, Howard E., 47 Halifax St., Jamaica
Plain 30, Mass. 28
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, WaUingford, Pa. 1943
Pope, Liston, Pf., 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 21, 36, 1935
Poppe, Hans M., 207 Walnut St., Harrison,
Ohio.
Porter, Arthur, bus.. Box 668, Sunland, Cal. 1918
[Porter, Frank Chamberlin, deceased.
Porter, John, Wyanet, 111. 1906
Porter, Leland William, bus., 3038 46th Ave.,
S., Minneapolis 6, Minn. 1910
Porter, Lucius C, A.B.C.F.M. 1908
Porter, Matthew B., Jr., 185 William St.,
Glastonbury, Conn. 1927
Porter, Robert, bus., 18 Lake Forest Ave.,
Saint Louis, Mo. 1908
Potter, Arthur Claire, Roscoe, N. Y.
Potter, James H., Norfolk, Conn.
Potter, Linwood Cecil, Main St., Andover,
Me.
Potter, Rockwell Harmon, Dean em,., p.em.,
150 Scarborough Rd., Hartford 5, Conn. 1898
Potts, Albert E., 911 FrankUn St., S.E., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Pound, William Hathaway, 166 Pine St.,
Kingston, N. Y. 1888
Powe, William P. D., 59 Hubbard St.,
Battle Creek, Mich. 1930
Powell, Gregory John, Box 699, Billings,
Mont. _ _ 1883
Powell, James Thurston, Fitzwilliam, N. H.
Powell, Oliver, Sec, 19 S. LaSalle St., Chi-
cago 3, m. 9, 19, 1940
Powell, Thomas B., Trumbull, Conn.
Powell, WilUam David, i.d.w., 2113 Carroll
Ave., Saint Paul 4, Minn. 1939
Powell, William Percy, Southampton, On-
tario, Canada. 1919
Powley, Malcolm Gerald, 420 W. Fifth Ave.,
FUnt 4, Mich. 1897
Poythress, Miss Olive Daniel, 1214 Guerriere
St., South Norfolk 6, Va.
Pratt, Arthur P., Mount Dora, Fla. 1901
Pratt, Melvyn Eugene, Jr., Ch. U.S. Army. 1943
Pratt, Robert Murray, p.o.d., 1630 York St.,
Quincy, lU. 1910
Pratt, WilUam David, 18 W. OUve Ave., Red-
lands, Cal.
Prentis, John Harcourt, 1230 Chicago Blvd.,
Detroit 2, Mich. 1903
Prentiss, William C, 45 Wahiut St., North
Brookfield, Mass.
Presnell, Lacy M., Bennett, N. C.
Pressey, Edwin Sidney, 215 N. Delta Dr., Co-
lumbus 2, Ohio. 1888
Prestidge, William J., Deerfield, Mich. 1902
Preston, Oimai Brewster, Box 224, Williams-
burg, Iowa.
Preston, Thomas Davis, Box 113, Soquel, Cal.
Preusse, Edith F., A.B.C.F.M. 1944
Price, Floyd McMaster, Neligh, Neb.
Price, James Henry, i.d.w., 6439 Regent St.,
Oakland 9, Cal. 1928
Price, James W., 421 E. Wilham 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, 111. 1898
Priest, Ozro E., Chnton, Mich. 1931
Priestley, Jonas, s.w.. Box 305, Riceville,
Iowa. 1914
Prigmore, Joseph D., 24 Pleasant St., Bald-
winsville, Mass.
Primrose, WiU Fred, 809 S. Main St., Frank-
Un, Ohio.
Prince, J. Wesley, 9 Crombie St., Salem, Mass.
Prince, John C, P.O. Box 338, Troy, N. H.
Prince, John W., CUnton, Conn.
Pringle, Henry N., 3117 Chain Bridge Rd.,
Washington 16, D. C. • 1894
Prior, Cecil Loam, 109 Sixth St., Tempe,
Ariz.
Pritchard, Arthur O., 121 E. Alegria Ave.,
Sierra Madre, Cal. 1903
Pritchett, Lester C, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1925
Proctor, Lester T., Pacific School of Rehgion,
Berkeley 4, Cal. 1920
Proctor, Walter George, R.D. 6, Box 523,
IndianapoUs, Ind.
Pronko, Stephen M., 2443 Annalee Ave.,
Brentwood, Mo.
Prucha, John, 11716 Woodland Ave., Cleve-
land 20, Ohio. 30
Pruitt, Jesse J., bus., 3821 N. Gove St., Ta-
coma 8, Wash. 1914
398
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[1945
Pruitt, Robert W., 2514 Graham St., Seattle
8, Wash.
Pryor, John C, Weeping Water, Neb.
Pueschel, Bruno Ewald, 1324 Oak Park Ave.,
Berwyn, 111. 290
Pufahl, Edmond, My., Alberdi, 118 Concordia,
Entre Rios, Argentina, S. A. 1943
♦Pufahl, Hermann, My., Linha 27, Ijvi, R.G.
do Sul, Brazil, S. A. 1935
Pugh, John Q., R.D. 1, Asheboro, N. C.
Pullman, George C, 1906 Emmet Ave.,
Omaha 10, Neb.
Punter, Charles William, Miles, Iowa.
Purdue, Joseph O., 890 Washington St.,
Bath, Me.
Purdum, Lewis E., Orange Center Rd.,
Orange, Conn. 7
Pursell, John W., p.o.d.. Pleasant Plaines, 111. 1940
Pursley, Ernest, bus., Box 62, Keego Harbor,
Mich. 1914
Putnam, Raymond Gentlee, 45 Lindall St.,
Danvers, Mass. 1935
Putney, Harold W., 1104 Willson Ave., Web-
ster City, Iowa.
Putsch, Robert W., 21 Ridgeview Ave.,
White Plains, N. Y. 16
Pyche, Howard H., West Point, Neb.
Pye, Ernest, My., 1253 Harding St., Winter
Park, Fla. 1911
Queen, Charles N., 407 S. Pacific St., Glen-
dale 4, Cal. 1886
Quick, Joseph F., 119 W. Decatur St., Eaton,
Ohio.
Quillian, Joseph D., Jr., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1942
Quint, John Hastings, p.em., 7 Vine St., Man-
chester, Mass. 28, 1898
Racelis, Pedro E., Papaikou, T. H.
Radach, Theodore William, Box 501, Wapato,
Wash.
Raef, Frank, Syracuse, Neb.
Rafos, Otto Thorner, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1936
Rahill, John Wells, 715 Court St., Port Huron,
Mich.
Raine, James Watt, Berea, Ky. 1898
[Rainey, Eugene Huff, deceased. 53
Raita, Aleksi M., Friendship, Me. • 1915
Ralph, Edwin A., Pilgrim Church, Madison,
Wis. 30
Ralph, Philip H., 15409 E. First St., Madeira
Beach, Saint Petersburg 6, Fla.
Ralph, Robbins E., 34 Forbes Ave., North-
ampton, Mass.
Ralph, William J. C, Hartland, Wis. 1889
Ramaker, John, South Glastonbury, Conn.
Ramos, AHpio M., 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. 25, 27, 1900
Randies, Walter Marshall, Maple Hill, Kans.
Randolph, W. T., 1729 Kemper St., Rich-
mond, Va.
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., 303 Washington St.,
Northfield, Minn.
Rasmussen, Albert Terrill, Pf., Colgate Semi-
nary, Hamilton, N. Y. 1938
Rasmussen, Mrs. Emma S., 215 N. Union St.,
Stafford, Kans. 1895
Ratcliffe, George B., 515 Randolph Ave., Mil-
ton 86, Mass.
Rath, Herbert E., 6ms., 707 Seventh Ave.,
S.E., Jamestown, N. D.
Rath, Jacob, P.O. Box 5, Elgin, N. D.
Ratzell, Francis Edgar, 10 Main St., W.,
Dover-Foxcroft, Me.
Raugust, Jacob J., 603 Echo Ave., Fresno 3,
Cal. 1916
Raybourn, Russell L., R.D. 2, Orient, Iowa.
Raymond, C. Rexford, P.O. Box 856, Charles-
ton, S. C.
[Raymond, Frederick Wingate, deceased. 53
Read, Alden Arthur, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1936
Read, Charles, E. Broadway, Greenwood,
Ind. 1942
Read, James Lee, 1785 W. 21st St., Los Ange-
les 7, Cal.
[Ream, William Theophilus, deceased. 53
Recard, Charles W., p.em., 917 Tuscarawas
Ave., W., Canton 3, Ohio.
Rector, Marshall, Pittsford, Mich.
Rector, Oscar V., 229 N. Hackley St., Munoie,
Ind.
Redfield, W. Adelbert, 422 W. Eighth St., Em-
poria, Kans. 1927
Reed, Cass Arthur, govt., U.N.N.R.A.,
Greece, c/o postmaster. New York, N. Y. 1911
Reed, Ernest E., R. 7, Box 565, Tacoma,
Wash. 1887
Reed, Lewis T., 1265 Northampton St., Hol-
yoke, Mass. 1899
Reed, Lucius Fenn, 1141 High St., Auburn,
Cal.
Reedy, William P., P.O. Box 493, National
City, Cal. (— )
Rees, James Howard, 318 N. Sixth St.,
Wahpeton, N. D.
Rees, Rees J., p.em., 45 Chester St., Kingston,
Pa. 1891
Rees, William John, 130 W. Seymour St.,
Germantown 44, Pa.
Reese, Ernest A., Chapel Lane, Riverside,
Conn. 1929
Reese, George H., Eastford, Conn.
Reeves, Charles A., Kalispell, Mont. 1942
Reeves, Charles Edwin, 10 Prospect St., New
London, Conn. 1895
[Reeves, Floyd D., deceased.
Reeves, George I., Farnham, Neb. 1886
Reeves, George Paul, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1943
Reeves, Joseph Wilson, 8 Holton St., East
Northfield, Mass.
Reger, Otto W., bus., 904 E. Seventh St.,
Grand Island, Neb. 1907
Register, Kenneth Davis, R. 2, Burlington,
N. C.
Rehn, Alexander, 6ms., Odessa, Wash. 1930 ■
Reich, Philip, 4418 Cleves Bridgetown Pike,
Cincinnati 11, Ohio.
Reid, David Collins, 78 Glendale Rd., Quincy
69, Mass. 1884
Reid, Frank Curtis, 5043 Buchanan St.,
Los Angeles 42, Cal. 1906
Reid, WilUam R., p.o.d., 407 E. Buffalo St.,
Ithaca, N. Y. 1929
Reidenbach, Clarence F., 2501 Harrison St.,
Oakland 12, Cal.
Reidt, Charles Edwin, R.D. 1, Hillsboro,
N. H.
Reifel, Leonard S., 315 S. Ninth St., Sabetha,
Kans.
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., Burton, Ohio.
Reinmuth, George W., Redfield, S. D.
Reinschmidt, Alfred E., 1605 Sunset Blvd.,
Los Angeles 26, Cal.
Reis, Joaquim Mendes, p.o.d., 4 Pine St.,
Lowell, Mass. 1922
Reissig, Herman F., 105 N. 12th St., Quincy,
111. 8
Reister, John F., R. 3, Box 336, Walla Walla,
Wash. 1900
Reitmeier, William F., McCall, Ida.
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
399
Rejebian, Samuel M.. 126 S. 62nd St., Phila-
delphia 39, Pa.
Rekstad, Harold P., 607 Center St., White-
water, Wis.
Remaly, Earl E., 328 Maiden St., Mineral
Point, Wis.
Renz, Ferdinand J., 42 Mountain Ave.,
Summit, N. J. 1928
Reseigh, Harry, Wadebridge, Cornwall, Eng-
land. 1923
Reuman, Otto G., 270 N. Chestnut St., Ra-
venna, Ohio.
Reustle, Frederick, 102-05 Van Wyck Blvd.,
Richmond Hill 19, N. Y.
+Revie, Thomas M., Calgary, Alberta, Canada. ( — )
Reynolds, Albert Burgess, 217 Chapel St.,
Saylesville, R. I.
Reynolds, Clifford Wallace, 4612 Erskine St.,
Omaha 3, Neb. 1927
Reynolds, Ferris E., 106 Henry St., Manches-
ter, Conn.
tReynolds, Grant, 2113 E. 89th St., Cleveland,
Ohio. 1939
Reynolds, John W., p.em., Newport, Me. 1895
Reynolds, Levering, Jr., 31 Elm St., Andover,
IVIass.
Reynolds, Maurice W., Ch. U.S. Army. 9, 1917
Reynolds, Paul R., Sec, 19 S. La Salle St.,
Chicago 3, 111. 19, 1918
Reynolds, Thomas J., Lineville, Ala. 1901
[Reynolds, William Jasper, deceased. 53
Rezner, Robert L. F., 6ms., 1316 26th St.,
MoHne, 111. 1923
Rhea, Arthur D., p.o.d., 1000 E. Oliio St.,
Pittsburgh 12, Pa. 1919
Rhein, Victor M., 115 E. Pasadena St., Po-
mona, Cal.
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., 6ms., 104 N. Fourth St.,
Marshalltown, Iowa. 1904
Ricciardi, Natale, 255 Vine St., Hartford 5,
Conn.
Rice, Albert R., Rowan, Iowa.
Rice, Arthur L., 16 W. Fifth St., Reno, Nev.
Rice, Austin, 380 Country Way, Scituate
Centre, Mass.
Rice, Claton S., St., 310 Old Times Bldg.,
Seattle 1, Wash. 25, 27, 1908
Rice, E. LeRoy, 48 Perry St., Barre, Vt.
Rice, Guy H., 6us., Deer Park, Wash. 1896
Rice, Homer J., bus., 317 Granger St., Gran-
ville, Ohio. 1915
*Rice, Ing, R. 1, Flemingsburg, Ohio. 1941
Rice, Norman L., Freewater, Ore.
Rice, Vernon W., Ch. U.S. Army. 1931
Rice, WiUiam Arthur, 511 Washington St.,
Dorchester Center 24, Mass.
Rice, WilUam B., p.o.d., 313 Washington St.,
WeUesley Hills 82, Mass. 1935
Rich, G. Barrett, III, Reading Rd. & Lee PL,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Richard, Charles A., 6us., National Bank
Bldg., Topeka, Kans. 1903
Richard, Frank G., Partridge, Kans.
Richards, Andrew, 6 Melville Ave., Dorches-
ter 24, Mass.
Richards, Egbert W., 124 Worthington Ridge,
Berlin, Conn.
Richards, Eugene L., R.D. 14, Stepney Depot,
Conn.
Richards, Fred, bus., Jackson, Ohio. ( — )
Richards, Frederick B., p.em., 46 University
Rd., Brookline 46, Mass. 1891
Richards, James Austin, 714 N. Donnelly
Ave., Mount Dora, Fla.
Richards, Mrs. Josephine B., 130 Elm St.,
Shamokin, Pa.
Richards, Waldo Sumner, 2650 Seventh Ave.,
Phoenix, Ariz.
Richards, William, Fairmont, Neb.
Richards, WiUiam, Box 106, Rochester, Wis.
Richards, William Arthur, 12252 Artesian
Ave., Blue Island, 111. 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, Ellsworth Livingston, 326 Beach
146th 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., 3 Fourth St., Attleboro,
Mass.
Richardson, Winthrop Horton, Ch. U.S. Navy.
1935
Richmond, Charles F., 526 Chestnut St.,
Meadville, Pa. 1922
Richmond, James, 126 Hastings St., Spring-
field 4, Mass. 1878
Richmond, William Alfred, South Bridgton,
Me. 1900
Richter, George Martin, 115 Third Ave.,
N.W., Clarion, Iowa.
Richter, Gerald E., 1168 Highland Ave., Fall
River, Mass. 1897
Rickel, Wilham, w.s., 135 N. Perry St., Day-
ton, 2, Ohio. 1944
Ricks, W. Edward, T., Lincoln Academy,
Kings Mountain, N. C. 1917
Riddiough, William Robert, Court St., Ma-
Rideout, Carrie L., Main St., Milford, Me. 1915
Riedel, Charles, 424 Langley Ave., Steuben-
ville, Ohio. 1896
Riedel, Wesley Ubo, 49 Oak St., Augusta, Me.
Rieger, Richard W., Scotland, S. D.
Rigby, William Edward, 1818 Hoyt Ave.,
Everett, Wash. 1896
Riggan, George A., 19 Spring Glen Ter.,
Hamden 14, 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, Kans.
Riley, Walter Houston, R.D. 1, Box 107,
Atlanta, Tex.
Rinden, Arthur O., A.B.C.F.M. 1926
Ringdahl, Paul, Ch. U.S. Army. 1939
Ripon, William H., Granada, Minn.
Rishell, Paul W., 255 President St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
[Risser, Henry Arthur, deceased. 53
tRita, Simplicio D., bus., Honolulu, T. H. 1940
Ritchie, A. Greig, 232 McCauley St., Chapel
Hill, N. C.
Ritter, Richard Henry, 38 Berlin Ave., South-
ington. Conn. 28
Rivers, Marcus C, R.D. 1, Trinity, Ala. 1904
Robb, Mrs. Rosa Lizenby, My., 126 Ford St.,
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., 370 E. Eangsley
Ave., Pomona, Cal. 1907
Roberts, Ben, Mountain Meadow, Starksboro,
Vt. 1916
Roberts, Bruce, P.O. Box 82, Princeton, Mass.
♦Roberts, Charles W., Muses Mills, Ky. 24
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 Hart-
ford 7, Conn. 27
Roberts, Harry B., South Acton, Mass.
[Roberts, James Hudson, deceased. 53
Roberts, Jesse M., Windsor, Va.
Roberts, John, 4227 E. 98th St., Cleveland 5,
Ohio. 1906
Roberts, John, Beach, N. D.
Roberts, Ruel Wakefield, demons, Iowa.
Roberts, William A., p.o.d., 417 N. Adams St.,
Junction City, Kans. 1917
Robertson, Edward M., R.D, 2, Andalusia,
Ala, 290
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[1945
Robertson, Harold George, 28 E. Columbus
St., Mount Sterling, Ohio.
Robertson, John C, Brodhead, Wis.
Robertson, John Prescott, 12 Norwood St.,
Winchester, Mass. 290
Robertson, WiUiam, 15 Holland Ave., West-
field, Mass. 1903
Robie, Evertt, Ch. U.S. Army. 1937
[Robins, George Frederick, deceased. 53
Robinson, Allyn P., Jr., P.O. Box 1532, Ral-
eigh, N. G.
Robinson, Collins Harvey, Sec, 169 Mitchell
St., Rochester, N. Y. 1915
Robinson, Daniel Sommer, 421 Grand Con-
course, Miami Shores 38, Fla. 1910
Robinson, Edward A., Billerica, Mass. 1883
Robinson, Edwin B., 233 Elm St., Holyoke,
Mass.
Robinson, Henry E., 93 Grove St., Putnam,
Conn.
Robinson, Hugh E., Austinburg, Ohio.
*Robinson, Hughes Alonzo, P.O. Box 61,
Merchant^-ille, N. J. 1943
tRobinson, J. Frank, 31 Chestnut St., Dedham,
Mass. ^ 1935
Robinson, Jack F., Council Grove, Kans.
Robinson, James E., Mitchell, S. D.
Robinson, John W., Pf., College of Puget
Sound, Tacoma, Wash. 1942
Robinson, Ralph Martin, 749 Blu£f Rd., Mon-
tebello, Cal. 1899
Robinson, William Dunlop, 217 N. Second
St., Yakima, Wash.
[Roblee, Henry Scott, deceased.
Robles, Gabino, Punto Santiago, P. R.
*Robles, Juan, 6ms., Ponce, P. R. 1913
Robles-Rodrlguez, Gilberto, Las Piedras, P. R.
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, P.O. Box 495, Pasadena
26. Cal. 1928
*Rodgers, Miss Louise A., Bridport, Vt. 1942
Rodgers, William, bus., 1423 Bellevue Ave.,
Los Angeles 26, Cal. 1936
Rodrigues, Charles Valadao, 116 Power St.,
Providence 6, R. I.
Rodriguez, Diego M., Box 534, Fajardo, P. R. 25
Rodriguez, John, U.S. Army. 1942
Roemer, George Anton, 159 Elm St., West
Mansfield, Mass.
Roemmich, Carl A., 915 Charleston St., Lin-
coln 8, Neb. 1927
Roethlisberger, Russell U., 211 S. Washington
St., Smith Center, Kans.
Roger, John H., Blencoe, Iowa.
Rogers, Alfred H., Hepler, Kans. 1893
Rogers, C. Wellington, 9 Church St., Canton,
N. Y. 1890
Rogers, Harold Henry, 2344 Acushnet Ave.,
New Bedford, Mass.
Rogers, Lewis G., p.em., 134 E. 95th St., New
York 28, N. Y. 1887
Rogers, Morris J., Pf., 800 Seward St., Evans-
ton, m. 1932
Rogers, Ralph H., 89 Grove St., Auburndale
66, Mass.
Rogers, WilUam Fred, 8 Humboldt Ave.,
Roxbury 19, Mass.
Rogers, WilUam O., 401 S. High St., Denver
9, Colo. 18
Rohart, Emerson J., 253 Parrish St., Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
Rohrs, Henry John, Main St., Sunderland,
Mass.
RoUason, Herbert D., Linebrook Rd., Row-
ley, Mass. 1916
Rollins, Jesse Lee, R.D., Brenington, Wash. 1897
Romdn-Soto, Pedro, Sabanetas St., Ponce,
P. R. 1921
Romero, Juan R., 8 Arenas St., Ponce, P. R.
Rominger, Henry Virgil, Box 15, Underwood,
Wash. 1882
Romolo, John J., 97 Horace St., East Boston
28, Mass.
Ronander, Albert Carl, Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
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. 9
Rosario-Nieves, Luis, T., Naguabo, P.R. 1934
Rose, James, p.o.d., Essex, N. Y. 1932
Rose, John D., 8715 Woodward St., Detroit
2, Mich.
Rose, PhiUp M., R.D. 1, Glastonbury, Conn.
Rose, Richard Selwyn, bus., 1743 Talmadge
St., Los Angeles 27, Cal. 1912
Rose, Samuel, 60 Pierce St., Greenfield, Mass. 1887
Rose, Thomas H., Vershire, Vt.
Ross, Chfton Hayward, 700 Wood Ave.,
Bridgeport 4, Conn.
Ross, Edgar M., Asst. St., 621 Mack Bldg.,
Denver, Colo. ' ^ , 1924
Ross, Walter R., 618 W. First St., Eagle
Grove, Iowa.
Rosser, Glyn, New Hartford, Conn.
Rosser, William Morgan, 270 Rutter Ave.,
Kingston, Pa. .rrr ^ nA
Rothenberger, John, Lacrosse, Wash. 24
Rounds, Walter S., Haydenville, Mass.
Roundy, Rodney W., -S(. em., 257 Vaughan St.,
Portland 4, Me. ^ 24, 1904
Rouner, Arthur Acy, 664 State St., Ports-
mouth, N. H. ., 29
Routt, Thomas L., 644 Clay St., Marion, Ala.
Rowan, William E., Paia, Maui, T. H.
Rowe, Alvin Garrett, s.to., 1840 Montecito
Way, San Diego 3, Cal. ^ , 1931
Rowe, Harry G., R.D. 2, Franklin, Ind.
Rowe, Leslie R., Southbury, Conn. _
Rowell, 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., 114 Carroll St., Man-
Rowlands', William Francis, London Mis. Soc,
Siaochang Chihti via Techow, Shantung,
North China. „ „^ ^. ^^ ^^ 1911
Rowles, Glenn A., Asso. St., 1052 W. Sixth St.,
Los Angeles 14, Cal. 24, 1922
Rowley, Charles G., Redfield, N. Y.
Rowse, Ralph H., s.w., 564 W. 160th St., New
York 30, N. Y. 1914
[Roys, Edville Adallas, deceased.
Rucks, Archie R., bus., 219 Mocking Bird Rd.,
NashviUe, Tenn. 1916
Ruder, Peter, Ritzville, Wash.
RudisiU, Howard J., 31 N. Front St., Lewis-
burg. Pa. ^90
Ruegg, Samuel G., 686 First Ave., N., Saint
Petersburg 4. Fla. ^ 1901
Ruetenik, Irene, s.w., 10119 Edgewater Dr.,
Cleveland 9, Ohio. ^ , ^ ^^ ,. 1934
Rugg, Herbert B., Ed., 279 Oak St., Oberlin,
Ohio. „ 1917
Rumph, James Nathaniel, 1414 21st ot-.
Phenix City, Ala. , , „ „, , 19^8
Rundin, Walter C, 225 E. Eighth St., Wahoo,
Neb.
Rupert, W. H., bus., Brazil, Ind. 1904
Rush, Charles F., 6454 Champlain Ave., Chi-
cago 37, 111. J cij.
Rushdoony, Yegheazar K., 194 Broad St.,
Providence, R. I. ,
Rusk, George Yeisley, Sec, 110 Elmwood Ra-
Baltimore 10, Md. ^ , o. xt
Russ, Charles Trumbull, 51 Broad St., Nor-
wich, Conn. 1941
Russell, Alec, Ocheyedan, Iowa.
Russell, Galen E., Southport, Conn.
Russell, Howard Hyde, 20 S. Grove St., Wes-
terville, Ohio. 1°°^
Russell, James Humphrey, 27 W. Bridge St.,
Saugerties, N. Y.
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
401
Russell, Joseph Jones, 28 Linfield St., Hol-
brook, Mass.
[Russell, Melville Willmont, deceased. 53
Russell, Wallace William, Alcester, S. D.
Rust, Henry L., Baxter, Iowa.
Rust, Henry R., Coventry, England. 1944
Ruston, Joseph T., Box 34, Lakemont, N. Y.
Ruzian, S., bus., 5919 Walnut St., Philadel-
phia 39, Pa. (— )
Ryan, Christopher C, Buckland, Ohio.
Ryder, Henrv A., 48 Gates St., Lowell, Mass. 1904
Rymph, L. Merle, St., 923 Kansas Ave., To-
peka, Kans. 24, 1924
Saez, Florencio, Pf., Evangelical Seminary,
Rio Piedras, P. R. 1914
Saffery, Samuel, Sr., 1232 Palamea Lane,
Honolulu 51, T. H.
Safford, George C, 63 Glendora Ave., Long
Beach 3, Cal.
Sagawa, Cliikatada, Hilo, T. H.
Sahlin, Ernest Hilding, Ch. U.S. Army. 1943
tSai, Ai Clii, p.o.d., 5757 Woodlawn Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1942
Sailer, Phihp S., R.D. 2, Doylestown, Pa.
St. John, Charles N., Phoenix, N. Y.
tSakai, Yasaburo, Honolulu, T. H. 1935
Salisbury, Charles C, Barnet, Vt.
Salmon, James D., Ch. U.S. Army. 1931
Salter, Edward C, 3125 Van Water St., S.E.,
Milwaukie 2, Ore.
[Saltmarsh, Frank N., deceased. 53
Sampson, Thompson S., Mundelein, 111. 290
[Sanborn, Edward Stevens, deceased. 53
Sanders, Arthur, Hamden, Mass. 290
Sanders, Charles H., bus., 839 N. Marshall
St., Milwaukee 2, Wis. 1908
Sanders, John Frederic, 4562 Edgeware Rd.,
San Deigo 4, Cal. 1905
Sanderson, Emerson J., 713 Third Ave., S.,
Fargo, N. D.
Sanderson, J. Kent, 206 W. Delaware St.,
Dwight, 111.
Sanderson, Nels F., 6ms., 1331 Court St., Mar-
tinez, Cal. 1907
Sanderson, Ross Warren, i.d.w., 297 Fourth
Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 18, 1908
Sandine, Hilmer B., 6ms., 4717 Pillsbury Ave.,
Minneapolis 9, Minn. 1925
[Sando, Warren Hill, deceased. 54
Sandstrom, David H., 154 Allen St., Massena,
N. Y.
Sanford, W. S., R.D. 2, Ashton, 111.
Sangree, Carl M., West Cummington, Mass. 1921
Sangree, Milton Huj'ett, 103 Madison St.,
Wells%ille, N. Y.
Santa Ana, Fla\'iano M., Waipahu, Oahu,
T. H.
Santiago, Santiago- Alvarado, Jobo St., 11,
Ponce, P. R. 1943
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
Johnsbury, Vt. 29
*Sargent, Martin Van Buren, 1111 S. Clinton
Ave., Oak Park, 111.
Sargent, Stanley Morse, Norfolk, Mass.
[Sargent, Sumner H., deceased.
Sargent, William Garbutt, 1411 County St.,
Somerset Center, Mass. 11
Sarles, Jesse Eugene, 1205 Main St., White-
water, Wis. 1896
Sarles, Phillip WUliam, 5330 Vanderbilt St.,
Dallas 6, Tex.
Satow, Katsuichi, 1513 Addison Rd., Cleve-
land 3, Oliio. 1932
Sattler, Ferdinand, 2035 S. 18th St., Lincoln
2, Neb.
Sauer, Conrad, p. at I., 5149 Decatur St.,
Denver 11, Colo. 18, 24, 1924
Sauer, John N., 254 E St., Fresno 1, Cal.
*Saunders, Mrs. Martha B., R.D. 2, Walling-
ford, Ky. 1910
Saunders, Walter J., 6ms., 5831 Angora Ter.,
Philadelphia 43, Pa. 1925
Saunders, Whitney W., 224 39th St., Moline,
111. 1906
[Savage, Donald Hurlbut, deceased. 54
Savage, Edward W., Prescott, Wis.
Savage, F. Waldo, Church Dr., Cheshire,
Conn.
Savage, Gordon Edman, M.D., 643 N. West
St., Xenia, Ohio. 1920
Savides, Youvan Sava, Windsor, Wis.
Savidge, Robert McCloughan, 24 Bradford
St., Quincy 69, Mass.
Sa\vyer, Ehsha L., 109 W. Evesham Ave.,
Magnolia, N. Y. 1913
Sawyer, Hermon L., R.D. 5, Penacook, N. H. 1910
Sa\vyer, Roland D., Ware, Mass.
Sayler, Edward, Dean, 1105 Walnut St., Yank-
ton, S. D. 37, 1920
Scaff, Alvin H., A.B.C.F.M. 1940
Soambler, Mrs. Anne, Atkinson Home, New-
bury, Vt. 1932
Soambler, Arthur George, Atkinson Home,
Newbury, Vt. 1917
Scanlin, Donald Alexander, 83 Main St., Ken-
nebunk. Me.
Schadegg, Milton Frederick, Box 201, Elk
River, Minn.
Schaeffer, Walter C, East Bloomfield, N. Y.
Schafer, Walter C, Sec, West Hartford,
Conn. 1913
Schaff, Max B., 85 RoUstone St., Fitchburg,
Mass.
Schaper, Richard John, 2 Hammond St.,
Rowley, Mass.
Schatz, Jacob Edgar, p.o.d., 2100 W. 44th St.,
Cleveland 13, Ohio. 1916
Schaufuss, Charles J., 722 York St., Newport,
Ky.
Scheer, Henry Otto, R.D. 2, Follett, Tex.
Scheibe, Otto J., R.D., Granby, Conn.
Scheid, Charles William, 707 University PL,
■ Detroit 30, Mich.
Scheller, WiUiam C, 28 Mary Lea Ave., Pitts-
burgh 10, Pa.
[Schenck, Norman C, deceased.
Scherich, Millard, Pf., 914 West St., StiU-
water, Okla. 1943
Schiller, August, Parkston, S. D.
SchiUing, Walter E., Amery, Wis.
Schissler, George, 412 21,st St., Torrington,
Wyo.
Schlarb, John Burns, Buffalo, S. D.
Schlaretzki, Walter, St., 1768 N. Maple Ave.,
Decatur 25, 111. 8, 21, 24, 1918
Schlueter, Roland Franklin, Ch. U.S. Army. 1943
Schmalz, Alfred George Henry, 18 Brookside
Rd., Darien, Conn.
Schmidt, Carl F. O., 4251 LoubeU Lane, Cin-
cinnati 5, Ohio.
Schmidt, David K., 155 Thorne St., WaUa
Walla, Wash. 1942
Schmidt, Edward, Wishek, N. D.
Schmidt, Frederick C, p.o.d., Metlakatla,
Alaska. 1927
Schmidt, George J., 220 S. 38th St., Lincoln 8,
Neb.
Schmidt, Harold E., 15443 Valerie St., Van
Nuys, Cal. 1938
Schmidt, Jonathan D., p.o.d., Box 180, White-
water, Kans. 1915
Schmidt, Paul, p.em., 3720 High Point Rd.,
Cincmnati 11, Ohio. 1891
Sohmittler, Laurence E., Newton, 111.
Schneider, Fred, Box 71, Bayard, Neb.
Schneider, Henry, Box 888, Sidney, Mont.
Schneider, Louis William, a.w., 20 S. 12th St.,
Philadelphia 7, Pa. 1938
Schneider, Max A., i.d.w., 329 Market St.,
Paterson, N. J. 1925
Schoenfeld, Albert H., Lake Mills, Wis.
Schoenfeld, Benjamin F., Park Falls, Wis.
Sohoenwandt, Christian, Star Route, Box 177,
Newport, Ky.
402
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[1945
Schofield, Charles, Phelps, Wis.
SchoU, Louis E., 1724 E. 56th St., Seattle 5,
Wash. 1913
Schomer, Howard F., A.B.C.F.M. 1941
Schoning, Arnt L., R.D. 1, Chase Mills, N. Y.
Schoonmaker, Theodore C., 6 Massachusetts 290
Ave., Boston, Mass.
Schortinghuis, John F., p.o.d., Boyden, Iowa. 1929
Schott, Fred H., 3021 121st St., Toledo 11,
Ohio. 1928
Schrag, F. James, P/., University of Toledo,
Toledo, Ohio. 1940
Schramm, Roy J., Kingston, R. I.
Schriver, Lester O., bus., 145 High St., Peoria
5, 111. 1920
Schrock, Perry F., 1104 Westwood Ave.,
Santa Ana, Cal. 27
Schroeder, George W., Ev., 5814 Summit St.,
Sylvania, Ohio. 1900
Schroeder, John Charles, Pf., 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 7, 36, 1921
Schroeder, Louis Clarence, 23 Brackett St.,
East Milton 86, Mass.
[Schroeder, Victor Hugo, deceased. 54
Schubert, Paul, Pf., 55 EUzabeth St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 34, 1931
Schue, Albert C, Breckenridge, Mich.
Schultz, Carl Fearing, 7 Harvard St., Hyan-
nis, Mass. 29
Schulz, F. A. Erwin, R.D. 12, Box 115, Sayler
Park Sta., Cincinnati 33, Ohio.
Schulz, Louis, 161 Alexander PI., Winter Park,
Fla.
Schulz, Ormund A., 217 E. Liberty St., Me-
dina, Ohio.
Schulz, Theodore E., Paia, Maui, T. H.
Schumaker, William W., 94 Main St., Jordan,
N. Y. 1902
Schurr, Daniel G., Bethune, Colo.
Schwab, Benjamin T., Madrid, Iowa.
Schwab, Ralph Kendall, 4406 Lloyd St., Kan-
sas City 3, Kails.
Schwabenland, John C, 4223 N.E. Seventh
Ave., Portland 11, Ore. 1898
[Schwartz, Henry Butler, deceased. 54
Schwarz, Heinz, Mott, N.D.
Schwarz, Homer Augustus, 357 Via Acalames,
San Lorenzo Village, San Lorenzo, Cal.
Schwedler, Walter W. H., bus., 5065 Adams
Ave., San Diego 5, Cal. 1915
Schwyhart, Earl Wells, W. Main St., Dayton
7, Ohio.
Scotford, John R., Sec, 287 Fourth Ave., New
York 10, N. Y. 9, 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, p.o.d., 1616 Brickell Ave.,
Miami 36, Fla. 1917
Scott, Harry S., Verdon, Neb.
Scott, Henry Miller, s.w., 1015 Occidental Dr.,
Redlands, Cal. 1911
Scott, Hosea, 1666 Hunter St., Norfolk 4, Va.
Scott, James F., 34 Lombard- Ave., Amesbury,
Mass. 1898
Scott, Philip Gordon, 583 Whitney Ave., New
Haven 11, Conn. 7
Scott, R. Wiley, 1620 Drexel Ave., Miami
Beach 39, Fla.
Scott, WilUam T., 414 N. High St., FrankUn,
Va. 18
Scribner, Frank J., Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 7, 9, 12, 19, 22, 1912
Scudder, Frank S., v-em., 1905 Makiki St.,
Honolulu, T. H. 1890
Scudder, William Waterbury, 557 Howard St.,
Whittier, Cal. 1885
Seagrave, James F., bus., Losantville, Ind. 1926
Seagrave, Mrs. Maymie, Losantville, Ind. 1931
Seale, George E., Hilo, T. H.
tSechrist, Earl J., Cal. 1915
Seckerson, Howard Arnold, Pf., Box 22,
Storrs, Conn. 1909
Secord, Alfred A., p.em., Alexandria, Minn. 1900
Sedgwick, Arthur H., 166 Westminster St.,
Springfield 9, Mass. 1890
Seebart, Arthur W., Livingston, Mont.
Seely, Ernest Lyle, 986 Main St., Haverhill,
Mass.
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, Da^^d Ivar, Ch. U.S. Army. 1924
Seim, Kenneth Edward, 4506 Oak Dr., Min-
neapolis 10, Minn. 1939
Selby, A. Clark, 223 Elm St., Elgin, 111.
Selch, Grant M., Ch. U.S. Army. 1929
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, William G., Hanover St., Hanover,
IVXass
♦Sexton,' C. M., Ev., 3832 Gallia St., Ports-
mouth, Ohio. 1928
Seyfert, William H., p.o.d., Chaumont, N. Y. 1907
Seymour, Collie, 10 Collins St., Lanett, Ala.
Seymour, Edward P., 404 Linden St., Jenkin-
town. Pa. 1892
Seymour, Frank C, Lancaster, Mass.
Shaeffer, Grant L., 221 Walnut St., Santa
Cruz, Cal. 1893
[Shafer, Melville A., deceased.
Shankweiler, Paul Walbert, Pf., 916 W. Park
Ave., Tallahassee, Fla. 1926
Sharkey, Forrest B., 636 Second Ave., N.,
Glasgow, Mont.
Sharp, David Addison, Jr., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1938
Sharp, Lawrie Judson, 2794 Archwood Ave.,
Cleveland 9, Ohio. 8
Sharp, Wilbur B., 917 W. Chicago St., Leb-
anon, Ind.
Sharpe, Joseph, bus., 40 Cleveland Rd., Bum-
ley, Lancashire, England. 1921
Sharpe, Perry Alfred, 760 Alden Rd., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1898
Shattuck, Bowen H., Brandon, Vt.
Shaver, Erwin L., Sec, 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. 19, 1917
Shaw, E. LesHe, Mt. Vernon St., North
Reading, Mass.
Shaw, Edgar Medill, 2110 West Blvd., Cleve-
land 2, Ohio.
Shaw, Ernest T., A.B.C.F.M. 1918
Shaw, Eunice Bacon, 801 Third Ave., N.,
Saint Petersburg, Fla. 1943
Shaw, Mark Revell, bus., 114 Trenton St.,
Melrose, Mass. 1919
Shaw, Plato Ernest, Pf. em., 420 W. 118th St.,
. New York 26, N. Y. 1909
Shelby, John Samuel, Barnesville, Minn.
Shelby, WilHam W., 509 W. 121st St., New
York 27, N. Y. 1942
[Sheldon, Charles M., deceased.
Sheldon, Everitt Earl, i.d.w., 209 Concord St.,
Brooklyn 1, N. Y. 1942
Sheldon, Frank M. 2133 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
Milwaukee 3, Wis.
Sheldon, Harry Dodd, 274 Prospect St., North-
ampton, Mass. 1890
Sheldon, Keenan, River Falls, Wis.
Sheldon, O. J., Winter Park, Fla. 1918
Sheldon, Paul Edward, 18 Hillside Ave., Ar-
lington 74, Mass.
Shelly, Warren S., 2009 Handley St., Saginaw,
Mich. 1909
Shelton, Robert L., R.D. 2, Moulton, Ala.
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
403
Shenefelt, Orville P., 4326 S. G Ave., Tacoma
8, Wash.
Shepard, Clyde Sheldon, p.o.d., 2431 N. Gower
St., Hollywood 28, Cal. 1912
Shepherd, David W., St., 3011 15th Ave.,
Chattanooga, Tenn. 8, 18, 24, 1932
Shepherd, George W., (A.B.C.F.M.) 85 Grand
Ave., W., Highland Park 3, Mich.
Shepler, Nicholas, p.o.d., 38 Riverview Ave.,
Groton, Conn. 1925
Sheppard, Joseph B., p.o.d., Spencerport,
N. Y. 1890
Sheppard, Olin E., 303 Dallis St., La Grange, Ga.
Sheradan, Gregory A., 50 Dunster Lane, Win-
chester, Mass. 1906
Sherberg, Albert N., p.o.d., 105 Green St.,
Fairhaven, Mass. 1927
Sheridan, George Pliillip, Rochester, Minn.
[Sherman, Edwin Taft, deceased. 54
Sherman, Stanley C, East Northfield, Conn. 1915
Shidelee, Emerson W., Russell, Kans.
Shields, Hugh, 22 Main St., Ridgefield, Conn.
[Shier, Edward Preston, deceased. 54
Shiery, Floyd W., Ch. U.S. Army. 1943
Shipherd, H. Robinson, 1170 Pleasant St.,
North Amherst, Mass.
Shipherd, Theodore M., Box 159, Jupiter, Fla. 7
Shipman, Montague Arthur, St., 722 N. Mich-
igan Ave., Pasadena 6, Cal. 1912
Shold, Carl Henry, 600 W. 122nd St., New
York 27, N. Y. 1939
Sholz, Herbert W., bus., 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-
hn Ave., Seattle 2, Wash. 1922
Shrader, Ralph R., Sec, 14 Beacon St., Boston
8, Mass. 14, 1925
Shuder, Harry Andrew, Ch., P.O. Box 247,
Represa, Cal. 1911
Shuff, Ivey J., p.o.d., 157 Plank Rd. Water-
bury 42, Conn. 1928
Shull, Andy, p.o.d., R.D. 3, Waverly, Ohio. 1921
Shull, W. Russell, bus., 1635 Hyde Park Blvd.,
Chicago, 111. 1919
Shult, Pearley E., Ankeny, Iowa.
Shuman, Edwin H., 74 Front St., Exeter,
N. H. 1942
Shurtz, George G., govt.. Box 53, Newcomers-
town, Ohio. 1910
Siegle, Scott C, East Orleans, Mass.
Siferd, Russell Gordon, R.D. 1, Muncie, Ind.
Silcox, Claris Edwin, Sec, 16 Glen Grove Ave.,
E., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 1914
Sill, Clinton Eugene, 2101 State St., Santa
Barbara, Cal.
Silva de, Ernest G., p.em., Hilo, T. H. 1899
Silvernail, Homer B., R.D. 2, Watervliet,
N. Y. 1915
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, State St., Ehot, Me.
Simons, George T., Consult., 421 Grand Ave.,
South Pasadena, Cal. 1915
Simpson, Chfford Oliver, 105 Chestnut St.,
Manchester, Conn.
Simpson, James C, bus., 16 Story St., Cam-
bridge 38, Mass. 1917
♦Simpson, S., Norfolk, Va. ( — )
Simpson, Samuel T., Tolland, Conn. 1894
Sims, Newell LeRoy, T., 197 Elm St., Ober-
lin, Ohio. 1905
Sinclair, William, Lincoln, N. H.
Sinden, Archibald W., Earlville, Iowa. 1901
Sinninger, Norman E., Bruce, Wis.
Sipe, William C, 75 Cross St., Keene, N. H. 25
tSisson, Howard R., Atlantic City, N. J. 1910
Sites, Emri S., 853 N. Broadway, Dayton 7,
Ohio.
Siudy, George S., 837 Amherst St., Buffalo 16,
N. Y.
Sizer, Willis L., 1005 Stuart St., Staunton,
Va. 1918
Skentelbury, WiUiam H., 211 E. Middle St.,
Chelsea, Mich.
Skerry, James William, 1611 Forest St., Seat-
tle 44 Wash.
Skidmore, Harold N., St., 415 W. Grand River
Ave., East Lansing, Mich. 8, 14,25, 1926
Skidmore, Lewis H., 1045 Prairie Ave., Beloit,
Wis.
Skidmore, Nathaniel, Flat Rock, Mich.
Skillin, Carl Dana, bus., 31 Shattuck St.,
Worcester 5, Mass. 1915
Skinner, Bradley Fuller, asso. p.o.d., 140
Holmes Ave., Glenbrook, Conn. 1937
Skinner, Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels, 140 Holmes
Ave., Glenbrook, Conn. 1937
Slabev, Andrew Paul, 6ms., 317 S. Tenth St.,
Philadelphia 7, Pa. 1914
Slade, William, Thetford, Vt. 1888
Slade, William Frankhn, 37 Hawthorn St.,
Lowell, Mass.
Slater, Arnold, 106 N. Moore Rd., Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
Slater, William A., Ch. U.S. Army. 1933
Slavinskie, Miss Barbara, 812 Columbus St.,
Shenandoah, Pa.
Sleeper, Henry D., Vergennes, Vt. 1891
Sloan, George S., Buffalo, Wvo.
Sloan, S. J. Tilden, bus., Poulsbo, Wash. 1908
Slocum, Harold, Anaoortes, Wash.
Small, Charles H., 2909 Warrington Rd.,
Shaker Heights, Cleveland 20, Ohio. 1886
Small, Charles R., 25 Cass St., Exeter, N. H.
Small, Paul L., 227 Boulevard St., Lake
Charles, La.
Smallsreed, Lee J., Jr., Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Smiley, Edmund Lewis, Agamenticus, R.D.,
Cape Neddick, Me. 1907
Smiley, Edward F., 20 Mendon Rd., Elack-
stone, Mass.
Smith, A. J., North Harlowe, N. C.
Smith, Alvin O., bus., 3938 Edmunds St.,
Seattle 44, Wash. 1919
Smith, Arthur L., s.iv., 1809 N. Oak St., Ar-
lington, Va. 1904
[Smith, Caleb E., deceased.
Smith, Carl C, 9 Faun Bar Ave., Winthrop,
IVIass
Smith, Charles W., 119 E. Acacia St., Ontario,
Cal. 1899
Smith, Clifford Hayes, p.em., 72 South St.,
Proctor, Vt. 1882
Smith, Daniel Harrison, Horseneck Rd.,
Dartmouth, Mass. 1929
Smith, Donald Edward, Dir. R.E., Glencoe,
lU. 1946
Smith, D wight C, 608 S. Franklin St., Olym-
pia, Wash. , 8
Smith, E. Walter, (A.B.C.F.M.) 161 Grove
St., Auburndale 66, Mass. 1940
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., 6ms., 1707 Second St., N.W.,
Washington 1, D.C. 1915
Smith, Frank G., p.em., Conant-Sanford Ho-
tel, Omaha, Neb. 1892
Smith, Fred, 523 Michigan Ave., Leaven-
worth, Kans.
Smith, G. Byron, Pr., Iberia Junior College,
Iberia, Mo. 1920
Smith, Gerald A., bus., R. 5. Box 930, Pensa-
cola, Fla. 1937
Smith, Graeme C, 3210 S. E. Taylor St., Port-
land 15, Ore.
Smith, H. Shelton, Pf., Duke University, Dur-
ham, N. C. 9, 11, 1915
[Smith, Hardeman David, deceased, 54
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[1945
Smith, Henry Francis, 397 High St., West
Medford 55, Mass.
Smith, Henry W., Lee, Mass.
Smith, Herbert Rhodes, 4 Loomis St., Mont-
peHer, Vt.
Smith, Herman Kenneth, Huntsburg, Ohio.
Smith, Howard A., Koloa, Kauai, T. H.
[Smith, I. Arthur, deceased. 54
Smith, Ivan Robert, 3408 Glynn Dr., Toledo
9, Ohio.
Smith, J. Howard, Box 555, Lynchburg, Va.
Smith, J. Lloyd, p.em., 5515 Reiger Ave., Dal-
las 14, Tex. 1897
Smith, James F., R. 2, Anderson, Ind. 1932
Smith, James Otis, Milford, Iowa.
Smith, James Robert, 21 W. College St., Fred-
ericktown, Ohio. 1892
Smith, Jesse G., Box 1125, New Carlisle, Ind.
Smith, John V. G., p.em., 806 S. 13th Ave.,
Yakima, Wash. 1904
Smith, Leon Edgar, Elon College, N. C.
7, 11, 39, 40
Smith, OrvOJe A., Box 2, Nogales, Ariz.
Smith, Paul M., R. 5, Celina, Ohio.
Smith, Paxton, McGregor, Iowa.
Smith, Raymond Peter, 53 Mountain Rd.,
Concord, N. H.
Smith, Sheppard O., bus., R.D. 2, Mobile,
Ala. 1926
Smith, Sidney Randall, 919 Waco St., Corpus
Christi Tex
Smith, Stewart H., bus., 306 W. GiUette St.,
Viroqua, Wis. 1907
Smith, Thomas B., Alton, Kans. 1892
Smith, Walter A., 214 N. Fifth St., Toma-
hawk, Wis.
Smith, William, Illinois Masonic Home, Sulli-
van, 111. 1888
Smith, William A., p.em., Waterville, Me. 1897
Smith, William Roy, Ev.. Burke, Tex. 1902
Smith, Willis Eugene, 42 W. Main St., High-
land, Cal.
Snavely, Jerald Hood, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1943
Sneesby, Arthur W., 776 State St , Berlin,
Wis.
SneU, Roy Judson, Lee., 705 N. Wheaton Ave.,
Wheaton, 111. 1906
Snider, Asa B., 3127 N. E. Rodney Ave., Port-
land 12, Ore. 1895
Snider, Reuel P., 803 Montello St., Hood
River, Ore.
Snook, Marion, c/o C. C. Few, R. 1, Fostoria,
Ohio. 1892
Snow, Mrs. Alice Bigley, Dir. R.E., 41 Maple
St., Stoneham, Mass. 1934
Snow, Arthur J., 41 Maple St. Stoneham,
Mass.
Snow, Everard W., Stratham, N. H.
tSnow, Manuel H., Me. 1932
Snow, Walter A., 5313 Fort Ave., Ashtabula,
Ohio. 1900
Snyder, Francis Clark, 115 E. 14th St., Hutch-
inson, Kans.
Snyder, John F., 70 State St., East Orange,
N. J. 1905
Snyder, John Gallaher, 542 E. 340th St.,
Willoughby, Ohio.
Snyder, Richard Leigh, 535 N. Main St.,
Doylestown, Pa. 1943
Snyder, Walstein W., R. 3, Burlington, N. C.
Soares, Theodore G., p. em., 556 El Camino,
Capistrano, Dana Point, Cal. 1894
Sokabe, Shiro, p.em., Honomu, T. H. 1915
Solandt, Andrew W., Ch. U.S. Army.
Solero, Narciso, Naguabo, P. R.
Somers, Laurence D., 17 Front St., Marion,
Mass.
Soper, Willard Butler, Ridgewood Ter.,
Chappaqua, N. Y.
Sorenson, Everett Leighton, Wayzata, Minn.
Sorenson, Morten, Box 137, Dixfield, Me.
Sorrell, Matthew Thomas, 162 Third Ave.,
Danville, Va.
Soto, Emeterio, 1139 Herald St., Redlands,
Cal. 1921
Souders, Warren E., R. 3, Bluffton, Ind.
Soule, Sherrod, St. em., 37 Garden St., Hart-
• ford 5, Conn. 24, 1888
Souter, Lex King, 46 Greenlawn St., Fall
River, Mass.
Sowder, Charles Sherman, 218 Avenue C, Bil-
lings, Mont. 1933
Spacht, Alva James, Tippecanoe, Ind.
Spacht, Mark B., T., R. 6, Lima, Ohio. 1919
[Spalding, George Brown, deceased. 55
Spangenberg, Louis F., 1334 W. Highland
Ave., Milwaukee 3, Wis. 1907
Sparhawk, Willis Tucker, Y.M.C.A., 1105
Elm St., Cincinnati 10, Ohio. 1900
Sparkes, Cecil S., 2417 Lyndale Ave., N., Min-
neapolis 11, Minn. 1912
Sparks, Robert, P.O. Box 212, Hartford 1,
Conn.
Spearman, Elvis A., 433 W. St. Augustine St.,
Tallahassee, Fla.
Speer, Gordon C, 214 N. Adams St., Ypsi-
lanti, Mich.
Speicher, Earl Edmon, Pf., 1217 Second Ave.,
W., Ashland, Wis. 1918
Spence, Dwight M., Rileyville, Va. ' 1928
*Spence, Walter, Rural Retreat. Va. 1894
Spence, Willard McClellan, McCook, Neb.
[Spence, William Henry, deceased. 55
Spencer, David B., 147 E. Eighth Ave., Mount
Dora, Fla. 1882
Spencer, George J., 106 Pleasant St., Auburn,
Me.
Spencer, John C, bus., 816 S. Ditman St.,
Los Angeles 23, Cal. 1916
Spencer, John E., Hidalgo, 111.
Spencer, Ora E., 520 Gates St., Elburn, 111.
Spencer, Walter L., Plentywood, Mont.
Spengler, Gustave, Star Route, White Lake,
Wis. 1918
Sperow, Everett H., 6ms., 242 Hager St.,
Hagerstown, Md. _ 1904
Sperry, Willard Learoyd, Dean, 11 Francis
Ave., Cambridge 38, Mass. 8, 1908
Spiker, William D., EarlviUe, Iowa.
Spindell, Verne A., 807 Seventh Ave., S., Clin-
ton, Iowa.
Spinka, Matthew, Pf., 92 Sherman St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 14, 1915
Spinney, Ernest George, 1909 Hanson St.,
Fort Myers, Fla.
Spittler, Karl, My., Crespo, Entre Rios, Ar-
gentina, S. A. 1925
Spoerl, Dorothy T., Jeffersonville, Vt.
Spoerl, Howard D., Jeffersonville, Vt.
Spoolman, Jacob, 613 Fourth Ave., W., Ash-
land, Wis. 1905
Spooner, Leonard A., 1105 Milwaukee St.,
Kewaunee, Wis.
Spragg, Howard E., 3978 Drexel Blvd., Chi-
cago 15, 111.
Sprague, Frederick P., Vermontville, Mich. 1896
Sprague, Paul Winger, Pf., Howard St., Nor-
ton, Mass. 1925
Spuller, Everett L., p.o.d., Box 806, Dixon,
Cal. 1917
Spurrier, William AtweU, Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Spyker, Fred B., Ch. U.S. Army. 1944
Squires, Fred D. L., Sec, 525 Wesley St.,
Wheaton, 111. 1918
Stackman, Carl, Tavares, Fla.
Stackpole, Markham W., T., 242 Highland
St., Milton, Mass. 1902
Stafford, Hubert Samuel, 298 Chicopee St.,
Chicopee, Mass. 1912
Stafford, Russell Henry, Pa, 55 Elizabeth St.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 7, 9, 16, 23, 34, 1914
Stageberg, Oliver Vincent, Richmond Beach,
Wash.
*Stahlschus, F. W., My., Sarandi I, via Caro-
sino, R. G. do Sul, Brazil, S. A. 1938
Stallard, Henry C, 903 E. 150th St., Cleve-
land 10, Ohio.
Stamm, Frederick Keller, 1613 Washington
Blvd., Chicago 12, 111. 9
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405
stamp, Lloyd R., 2268 Hudson Ave., Roches-
ter, N. Y. 9
Stangeland, Jens, 266 Wood Ave., Totten-
ville, S. I., N. Y.
Stanley, Charles A., A.B.C.F.M. 1904
♦Stanley, Charles J., 1434 22nd Ave., Tusca-
loosa, Ala. 1920
Stanley, Fred V., p.em., 14 Red Gate Lane,
Cohasset, Mass. 1903
Stanley, Isaac N., Bayard, N. M.
Stanley, J. Taylor, St., Box 957, Greensboro,
N. C. 7, 18, 24, 25, 1925
Stanley, Lawrence L., s.ic, 1139}^ Broadway,
Columbu.s, Ga. 1923
Stannard, Edward L., R.D. 2, Whitefield,
N. H. 1915
Stanton, Andrew J., 95 Grand St., Springfield
8, Mass.
Stapleton, John, p.em., 11 Lockwood Lane,
Norwalk, Conn. 1896
[Stapleton, Robert, deceased. 55
Starbird, Frank R., 16 Ford St., Deposit,
N. Y. 1928
Starie, John W., Hartford, Vt.
Stark, Charles William, 3400 Broadway, Oak-
land 11, Cal. 1893
Stark, Lewis Arthur Stansbury, 70 Third St.,
Beach Hill, Santa Cruz, Cal. 1915
Stark, Walter Howard, 834 Brighton Ct.,
San Diego 8, Cal. 1920
Starr, Harris E., Dean em., 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
Stauss, Reuben A., 2837 Logan Blvd., Chi-
cago 47, 111.
Staves, Walter Howard, 7065 Hollywood
Blvd., Hollywood 28, Cal.
Stavrianos, Focas Paul. See Cross.
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 P., 208 W. Gray St., Elmira,
N. Y.
Steele, Joseph, Jr., p.em., 2001 Rebecca St.,
Sioux City 17, Iowa.
Steele, William B., p.o.d., Galesville, Wis. 1921
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. 7, 25, 1927
tSteiner, Edward A., Claremont, Cal. 1891
Steiner, Richard M., p.o.d., 2437 N.W. Over-
ton St., Portland, Ore. 1934
Steininger, William Richard, 2122 Cowper
Dr., Raleigh, N. C. 1923
Stem, Charles Hubert, 7401 Yates Ave., Chi-
cago 49, 111.
Stemme, Fred E., Buena Vista, Colo.
Stemme, Robert, Sec, 1006 Hippodrome Bldg.,
Cleveland 14, Ohio. 27, 1919
Stent, Judson, T., Mount Hermon School,
Northfield, Mass. 1940
Stephenson, George W., bus., R.D. 1, Arcade,
N. Y.
Sterhng, Donald M., 524 E. Cascade St., River
Falls, Wis. 1929
Sterhng, Ernest Albert, Box 471, Pinehurst,
Mass. 1938
Sterns, Wallace H., Lake Byrd Lodge, Avon
Park, Fla. 1897
Stetson, R. Kidder, North Franklin, Conn. 1895
Stetson, Ray, U.S. Army. 1944
Stevens, Charles L., Alfred, Me.
Stevens, Herbert Anderson, Westbrook, Me.
Stevens, Robert Morris, Hartford, Vt. 1937
Stevens, W. Millard, 401 Church St., Burling-
ton, N. C.
Stevens, Wilbert A., bus., R.D. 2, Mystic,
Conn. 1932
Stevens, Wilmot Eddy, p.em.. Box 276, Bur-
ton, Ohio. 1900
Stevenson, Eugene C, bus., 21 Hamilton Rd.,
East Hartford, Conn. 1931
Stevenson, Marshall Mack, Canterbury,
N. H.
Stevenson, Wilfred Sinclair, Jr., Hayden,
Colo.
Stever, Frederick Axtell, 18 Eighth Ave., S.,
Hopkins, Minn.
Stewart, J. Wesley, R.D. 7, Anderson, Ind.
Stewart, John Thomas, bus., 3548 Victor St.,
Saint Louis 4, Mo. 1920
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
Bldg., Minneapolis 1, Minn. 25, 1917
Stiefel, Carl Frederick, U.S. Army. 1941
Stiles, Hubert William, 618 Washington St.,
Dundee, lU. 1899
Stm, Edwin W., Algonquin, 111.
[Stimpke, John Jacob, deceased.
Stimson, Cyrus F., Sec, 75 Kensington Ave.,
Northampton, Mass. 1895
Stipek, Charles William, Ch. U.S. Army. 1938
Stock, Harry Thomas, Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 7, 8, 9. 19, 40, 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, 620 Smithfield
St., Pittsburgh 22, Pa.
Stoeve, Olaf Andreas, National City, Cal.
Stoffer, Bryan Sewall, Pr., Washburn Univer-
sity, Topeka, Kans. 8, 39, 1917
Stoll, R. Carl, 144 Jewett Pkwy., Buffalo 14,
N. Y. 1907
Stone, A. W., 6ms., 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., 165 McKinley Ave.,
Norwich, Conn. 1888
Stone, Lawrence M., Unionville, Conn.
Stone, Walter M., 73 Providence St., West
Warwick, R, I.
Stone, Wilfred E., 10 D St., Cranston, R. I.
Stonecipher, Luther E., Shabbona, 111.
Stook, Arthur M. S., bus., N. Main St., Forest
Grove, Ore. 1911
Stoops, John Dashiell, 1033 Park St., Grin-
nell, Iowa.
Stopher, E. E., 470 S. Franklin St., Delphos,
Ohio.
Storrs, Charles L., 210 S. 39th St., Philadel-
phia 4, Pa. 1901
Stotler, John Martin, 6ms., R.D. 1, Monti-
cello, Ind. 1896
Stottlemyer, Lilburn, R.D. 7, Anderson, Ind.
Stoughton, Lewis H., 11 Hawk St., Scotia,
N. Y. 1895
Stout, William Clyde, bus.. Box 825, Lima,
Ohio. ■ 1918
Stover, Howard C, Enterprise, Ore.
Stover, John A., Burrows, Ind.
Stover, Webster S., 6ms., 365 Rye Beach Ave.,
Rye, N. Y. 1925
Stowe, Clayton H., 5707 Kenwood Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1933
Stowe, David, A.B.C.F.M. 1943
Stowe, Frederick W., p.em.. Grand Marais,
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Stowell, Allen R., Wyoming, 111.
Stowell, G. Paul, 406 Galena Blvd., Aurora,
lU.
406
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[1945
Stowell, Jay S., Sec, 469 Eastern Pkwy.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 1912
Strang, Max, 74 S. Grandview Ave., Dubuque,
Iowa.
Strange, Francis Marion, Winthrop, Iowa.
Stratton, Harold Linson, M.D., bus., State
Hospital, Worcester, Mass. 1918
Stratton, Lot A., R.D. 5, Georgetown, Ohio. 1900
Straube, Milton L., p.o.d., 513 W. Mills "St.,
Saukville, Wis. 1932
Strauch, William, 812 Lincoln Ave., Loveland,
Colo.
*Strausz, Richard, My., Tres Passos, via Ijui,
R. G. do Sul, Brazil, S. A. 1937
Strawmyer, Cleo Paul, Community Church,
Saint Paul Park, Minn.
Strayer, Charlton Bates, 6ms., N.E. cor. Spruce
& 42nd Sts., Philadelphia 4, Pa. 1898
Street, Thomas, 1 Monument Ave., Benning-
ton, Vt.
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, Mark B., 96 N. Adams St., Man-
ch6st6r N. H .
Strickler,' Donald W., Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 1935
Strickler, Gayle Vincent, P.O. Box 741, Lanai
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Striffler, Roy J., 216 S. Eagle St., Geneva,
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Strobel, Theodore C, Box 145, Laurel, Mont.
Stroh, Henry J., 312 12th St., Greeley, Colo.
Stroh, Mrs. Lucia M., Salem, Mich.
Strong, J. Selden, 66 Highland St., Winchen-
don, Mass. 1894
Strong, Kendrick John, 3038 Emerson Ave.,
S., Minneapolis 8, Minn.
Strong, Robbins, A.B.C.F.M. 1940
Strong, William V. D., 58 Grove Ave., Wood-
bridge, N. J. 1895
Stroup, Charles A., 30 Ridge Rd., Newton
Falls, Ohio.
Struthers, Alfred L., R.D., Chesham, N. H. 1890
Stryker, Garrett V., p.em., Wales, Mass. 27, 1903
Stuart, Luke, bus.. Box 464, Freeport, 111. 1907
Stubbs, Robert L., p.o.d., Glencoe Union
Church, Glencoe, 111. 1934
Studebaker, Herbert A., 423 Bluff St., Beloit,
Wis.
Studebaker, Homer J., p.o.d., R.D. 2, Ossian,
Ind. 1933
Stump, Edwin Turner, Pf., R.D. 4, Kent,
Ohio. 1924
Sturtevant, Francis T., P.O. Box 382, Beaver-
ton, Ore.
Styron, Charles M., Trapelo Rd., Lincoln,
Mass.
Suarez, Cruz A., Labor Dept., Humacao,
P. R. 1931
Suber, Gustave A., 408 Main St., Danbury,
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Sugimoto, Tokikichi, Ewa, T. H. 1934
Suhm, Harold D., T., Belchertown, Mass. 1926
Sulahian, Senekerim Kevork, 920 N. El Molino
Ave., Pasadena 6, Cal.
Sullenberger, Carl L., 7 Maple St., West
Lebanon, N. H.
Sullenberger, Mrs. Carl L., 7 Maple St., West
Lebanon, N. H. 1944
Sullens, Arthur J., 132 S. Si.xth St., HiUsboro,
Ore. 1897
Sundberg, E. Kermit, R.D., Westport, Conn.
Sundelin, Veijo Vaino, Center St., West
Barnstable, Mass.
Sunden, Herbert Philip, Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
Suominen, William A., R. 1, Brush Prairie,
Wash.
Susu-Mago, Royden T., 5722 Buena Vista
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Sutley, Paul D., 407 Fourth St., Wallace, Ida.
Suzuki, Yaichi, Waimea, T. H.
Swain, Charlie Ramsey, Box 25, Unionville,
Ohio.
Swainson, William, 47 Reynolds St., Daniel-
son, Conn. 1912
Swan, Alfred W., 121 Bascom PL, Madison 5,
Wis. 9
Swank, Walter W., 53 Providence St., Ever-
ett, Pa.
Swann, Arthur W., c/o Missionary Research
Library, 3041 Broadway, New York 27,
N. Y. 290, 1945
Swann, Walter M., Grant, Mich.
Swanson, Charles, p.em., 22 Terrace Hill, Proc-
tor, Vt. 1910
Swanson, Neil H., 501 15th Ave., S.E., Minne-
apolis 14, Minn. 290
Swart, Winfield Q., A.B.C.F.M. 1926
Swarts , Cleon , 1 1 24 Strong Ave ., Elkhart , Ind . 7
Swartz, Arthur George, 105 Carolina St., San
Antonio 3, Tex.
Swartz, Charles K., Pf. em., 2601 Lyndhurst
Ave., Baltimore 16, Md. 1892
Swartz, Herman Frank, Pr. em., 629 E. Valerio
St., Santa Barbara, Cal. 38, 1898
Swartz, Philip Allen, 269 Mill St., Poughkeep-
sie, N. Y.
Swartz, Philip K., s.w., 860 Joost Ave., San
Francisco 12, Cal. 1926
Sweatland, Earl Knox, 23 Frederic St., Port-
land 4, Me.
Sweet, John E., Munnsville, N. Y. 1913
[Sweet, Milo Jasper, deceased. 55
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
Swett, Fred Kitfield, 28 Wyoming St.,
Newark, Ohio.
Swift, Arthur L., Jr., Pf., 600 W. 122nd St.,
New York 27, N. Y. 1916
Swift, Samuel R., Hinsdale, Mass.
Swisher, Raymond Clarence, 661 Van Buren
St., Fostoria, Ohio.
Switzer, Miss Annie E., 406 Blunt St.,
Downs, Kans. 1907
Sykes, James, 5426 N. Oberlin St., Portland 3,
Ore.
Sylvester, E. Paul, 826 N. Union Blvd., Saint
Louis 8, Mo. 8, 14, 16
Symmonds, Shirley Phillip, Hartland, Wis. 290
Symons, Horatio H., Ada, Minn. 1907
Syster, Paul E., Townsend, Mass. 290
Taam, Tso Tin, p.o.d., 920 Washington St.,
San Francisco 8, Cal. 1935
Tabor, U. Seth, 325 N. 16th St., Kansas City
2, Kans. 1899
*Tackett, James, Ev., R.D. 2, Ewing, Ky. 1936
Taft, Clinton J., Sec, 4718 Vista Del Monte
Ave., Van Nuys, Cal. 1905
[Taggart, Charles Ernest, deceased. 55
TagneU, Gustaf N., Brattleboro, Vt. 1909
Tajima, Kengo, 1720 E. 70th St., Cleveland
3, Ohio. 1916
tTakahashi, Patric O., Japan. 1912
Talbot, Freeman H., bus., 995 S. Race St.,
Denver 9, Colo. 1913
Talledge, B. J., Bloomer, Wis.
Talmage, Luther Curtis, Ceredo, W. Va.
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,
IVIass.
Tamura, Paul K., 1025 14th Ave., Honolulu
26, T. H. 1915
Tangarone, Adam A., My., 251 S. Main St.,
Torrington, Conn. 1923
Tarr, James J. G., 10 Mt. Pleasant St., Rock-
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407
Tate, Charles E., R.D. 12, Box 270, Phoenix,
Ariz.
Tate, Mrs. Marian K., Dir. R.E., 1311 Noyes
Dr., Silver Spring, Md. (— )
Tatum, Elmo C, T., 220 E. Sixth St., Win-
ston-Salem, N. C. 1939
Tatum, Nuburn M., 3109 Chariotte St., Kan-
sas City, Mo. 1902
Taylor, Arthur William, St., 715 Security Mu-
tual Bldg., Lincoln 8, Neb. 25, 1924
Taylor, Charies Francis, 23 W. 74th St.,
New York 23, N. Y. 1896
Taylor, Harry C, 1702 S. Fares Ave., Evans-
ville 13, Ind.
Taylor, Harry W., Jennings Lodge, Ore.
Taylor, Herbert J., Hyannis, Neb.
Taylor, James D., A.B.C.F.M. 1899
Taylor, John, R.D. 1, Wadley, Ala. 1916
Taylor, William A., bus., 65 Ide Ave., East
Providence 14, R. I. 1908
Teale, Arthur E., Granby, Conn.
[Tedford, Joseph E., deceased.
Tee, Lawrence Edward, Ch. U.S. Army. 290
Teed, Kenneth R., 227 Church St., WiUiman-
tic, Conn. 29
Tefift, C. Brandt, 1660 Beretania St., Hono-
lulu 19, T. H.
Telfer, Walter Allen, 5318 Gidding St.,
Chicago 30, 111.
Tenhopen, Lawrence E., 359 Pearl St., South
Haven, Mich.
Terhune, C. A., bus., 58 Abernathy Dr., Tren-
ton, N. J. (— )
Terpstra, Chester G., Box 150, Honolulu,
T. H. 1945
Terry, Earl W., bus., Salem, Ore. 1922
Terry, Maurice H., i.d.w., 2963 N. Prospect
Ave., Milwaukee 11, Wis. 1921
TerwiUiger, Floyd E., Lisle, N. Y.
[Tewksbury, Elwood Gardner, deceased. 55
Thayer, Earl H., Moravia, N. Y.
Thayer, Fred T., New Haven, N. Y.
Thayer, Frederick D., Somersville, Conn.
Thelen, Miss Mary Frances, Pf., HoUins Col-
lege, Va. 1934
Theodore, John T., Dorset, Vt.
Thibodeau, Asa Davis, 4141 E. 17th Ave.
Pkwy., Denver 7, Colo. ■ 1904
Thiel, Peter J., Albion, Neb.
Thienes, Elmer T., R.D. 2, East Hampton,
Conn.
Thistle, WilUam T., 79 Seventh St., Turners
Falls, Mass.
Thomas, Alvin Masten, Farmland, Ind.
Thomas, Charies Cecil, Hornell, N. Y. 1944
Thomas, Clark Stetson, 105 W. Adams St.,
Chicago, III.
Thomas, David Willard, Box 93, Vaughnsville,
Ohio. 290
Thomas, Emrys Price, Box 513, Blaine, Wash.
[Thomas, Ernest A., deceased. 55
Thomas, Evan, Pf. em., 40 Robinson Ct.,
Burlington, Vt. 1883
Thomas, Frank P., Ill Wayne Ave., Green-
ville, Ohio.
Thomas, George J., 1002 E. Eighth St.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Thomas, George Monroe, 511 S. Ninth St.,
Marshalltown, Iowa.
Thomas, J. Lincoln, p.o.d., 19 Union St.,
Hopedale, Mass. 1926
Thomas, J. Morriston, 1718 Montrose Blvd.,
Chicago 14, 111.
Thomas, John R., NewEbensburg Inn, Ebens-
burg. Pa.
Thomas, John W., bus., Willow Hill, 111. 1917
Thomas, Lorenzo D., p.em., 61 E. Fourth St.,
Wyoming, Pa. 1910
Thomas, Percy E., Bradford, Vt.
Thomas, Roy W., 4727 Vine St., Denver 16,
Colo.
Thomas, William Henry, Box 1723, Raleigh,
N. C. 1928
Thome, Otto R., MeUen, Wis.
Thomlinson, W. Howard, bus., 209 Lake
Shore Dr., Michigan City, Ind. 1904
Thompson, Carl Dean, 4131 N. Keeler Ave.,
Chicago, III. 1898
Thompson, Edward A., Park Cong. Church,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
[Thompson, Mrs. Flora T., deceased. 55
Thompson, Frank WilUam, Ch., Veterans Hos-
pital, Bedford, Mass. 1920
Thompson, Franklin C, 105 School St., Con-
cord, N. H. 1906
Thompson, Frederick H., 123 Beacon St.,
Portland 5, Me.
Thompson, Gordon Clarence, Ch. U.S. Army. 1936
Thompson, Hugh, Maple St., Lyndonville, Vt.
Thompson, Hugo Wilfred, Pf., 1165 Lincoln
Ave., Saint Paul 5, Minn. 1934
[Thompson, Joseph Herbert, deceased. 55
Thompson, Karl Owen, Pf., 3130 Essex Rd.,
Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio. 1907
Thompson, Louis S., Raynham, Mass.
Thompson, Ole, Saint Charles, Minn.
Thompson, Roy D., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1933
Thompson, Thomas A., Whiting, Iowa.
Thompson, Thomas Kirkland, Sec, 287 Fourth
Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 14, 1935
Thompson, WilUam J., 4327 Kenwood Ave.,
Los Angeles 37, Cal.
Thorns, Walter J., 109 Greeves St., Kane, Pa.
Thomsen, Eric H., s.w., P.O. Box 142, Berke-
ley, Cal. 1928
Thomsen, Ludwig, 117 N. Main St., Oberlin,
Ohio. 1900
Thomson, Joseph Kafafian, bus., 89 Park Ave.,
Paterson, N. J. 1916
Thomson, Leon, Oswego, 111.
Thomson, Mehran K., Pf., US. Summit St.,
Ypsilanti, Mich. 1920
Thornburg, Albadore Blaine, bus., R.D., Farm-
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Thornburg, N. Harvey, R.D. 2, Farm-
land, Ind.
Thornell, J., bus., 2315 E. 53rd St., Seattle,
Wash. 1915
Thorp, Charles Nicholas, 49 Woodland Ave.,
Summit, N. J. 1897
Thorp, Willard Brown, 1010 Waveriey St.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 1891
Thrall, William Herbert, Sec. em., 749 Wiscon-
sin Ave., S.W., Huron, S. D. 1881
Thrasher, Marion L., 1 West Ave., Roanoke,
Ala.
Thurlow, George Loring, Main St., Harwich
Center, Mass. 29
Thursby, Irvin G., Milford, Conn.
Tibbets, Percy, Cannon Ball, N. D.
Tibbetts, Roi B., Glencoe, 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
Tigner, Hugh S., 272 Bedford Ave., Mount
Vernon, N. Y. '
[Tileston, Frederic Mitchell, deceased. 56
Tiller, Paul D., Danville, Vt.
[Tillman, WilUam Howell, deceased.
Tillson, Lewis N., 216 E. Chapin St., CadiUac,
Mich.
Timberlake, Ralph M., Pr., 14 Beacon St.,
Boston 8, Mass. 8, 24, 27, 1911
Timmons, Wofford Colquitt, Sec, 287 Fourth
Ave., New York 10, N. Y. 7, 14, 23, 1914
[Tincher, Frank S., deceased. 56
Tippett, Bertrand V., Fort Recovery, Ohio.
Tipton, Robert, p.o.d., 1023 Main St., Racine,
Wis. 1915
Tishkins, Frank, asso. p., 1720 S. 17th St.,
Lincoln, Neb. 1931
Todd, Albert G., p.em., Rodman, N. Y. 1890
Todd, Aubrey Clayton, 41 Larchmont Rd.,
Asheville, N. C.
Todd, Edwin WilUam, Georgia Hotel, Evan-
ston. 111. 1911
Todd, Joseph O., 34 Franconia St., Worcester
2, Mass. 29
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[1945
Tokas, Christie G., p.o.d., 25 Ardale St., Ros-
lindale 31, Mass. 1902
Tokosh, John A., 219 Eighth St., McKeesport,
Pa.
Toleman, Charles B., R.D. 1, Waterbury,
Conn. 1897
Tolson, George Tolover, Pf. em., 726 Neilson
St., Berkeley 6, Cal. 38, 1904
Tomenendale, Frank L., Eagle River, Wis. 1915
Toms, Joseph, 6ms., Jewell, Kans. 1907
Tong, Walter C, A.B.C.F.M. 1931
Tontz, Knowles S., bus., Tigard, Ore. 1909
Tooley, Field, 925 S. Alvarado St., Los Angeles
6, Cal. 1942
Toomay, John Barron, 467 Baughman Ave.,
Claremont, Cal.
Toothaker, Archie, 1520 Vermont Ave., Law-
rence, Kans.
Toppan, Louis C, R.D. 1, Amherst, Mass.
Torbet, Howard Lee, p.o.d., 2935 Somerton
Rd., Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio. 1901
Torrence, Edgar Chfton, U.S. Army. 1943
Torrey, Mrs. Anna C, R.D. 1, Stamford, Conn.
[Torrey, Daniel Temple, deceased.
Torvik, Olaf J., bus., 1442}^ Laveta Ter., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1928
Totten, George Alexander, p.em., 5227 Oak
Gr., Minneapolis 9, Minn. 1907
Tower, William Hogarth, 68 Lloyd Rd., Mont-
clair, N. J. 1897
Towle, Gifford H., A.B.C.F.M. 1934
Towle, Warren Wilder, St., 6501 Wydown
Blvd., Saint Louis 5, Mo. 25, 27, 1928
Towne, Howard Roswell, Traverse City, Mich.
Townsend, Arthur C, p.em., 36 Orchard Circle,
Swampscott, Mass. 1891
Townsend, John W., 7 South St., Berlin
Heights, Ohio. 290
Townsend, Lynne P., Wellfleet, Mass.
Tracy, Charles Kellogg, p.em., 28 Newington
Rd., Elmwood, Conn.
Tracy. Daniel Wesley, R.D. 1, Box 441, Es-
condido, Cal. 1889
[Tracy, Isaac B., deceased. 56
Tracy, Olin Berry, 119 W. Foster St., Meh-ose,
Mass. 29
Traver, Mrs. Helen S., 19 West St., Oneonta,
N. Y. 1919
[Tra\'is, Thomas, deceased.
Trcka, Charles J., 373 Daly St., Saint Paul 2,
Minn. 1896
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., 208 S. Maple Ave.,
Argos, Ind. 1914
Treise, Henry, p.em., Box 543, Windsor, Colo. 1914
Trembert, Albert A., 408 Vermont Ave., Day-
tona Beach, Fla. 1916
Tresidder, Fred J., Newell, Iowa.
Trexler, Jerry Wilham, 202 N. Main St.,
Mount Vernon, Ohio.
Tribble, O. Hoyt, bus., 43 Tremont St., Hart-
ford 5, Conn. 1928
Trickey, Benjamin J., 1705 Isabella St., Sioux
City, Iowa.
Trickey, Reuben R., 540 E. Sixth St., Alton,
111.
Trigg, Edwin S., Aurelia, Iowa.
Triplett, Harry M., Naperville, 111. 1898
Tripp, George F., bus., R. 1, Box 99, Golden,
Colo. 1918
Tripp, Thomas Alfred, Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 8, 9, 18, 21, 37, 1925
Trompen, J. N., 2116 S. Humboldt St., Den-
ver 10, Colo. 1890
Trosper, John Madison, p.em.. Woodbine, Ky. 1910
Trout, William David, 6ms., R. 3, Caldwell, -
Ida. 1904
Troyer, William L., Pf., Drury College, Spring-
field. Mo. 1943
Truesdell, Arthur L., Star Route, Moores Cor-
ner, Mass.
Truesdell, Henry L., R. 5, Box 5, Statesville,
N. C.
Truitt, John Galloway, Box 364, Suffolk, Va.
8, 11
Trumbo, Miss Eunice B., Council, Ida.
Trust, Harry, Pr., 288 Union St., Bangor, Me.
32, 1913
fTsuji, Mitsutaro, Japan. 1888
Tuck, Leslie James, Avon, 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. 1928
Tupper, Miles G., Westford, Vt.
Turner, Dale Emerson, 213 W. Allegan St.,
Lansing 15, Mich.
Turner, Edward B., p.em.. South Pasadena,
Cal. 1899
Turner, Eugene A., Jr., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1942
Turner, George M., Beresford, S. D.
Turner, James M., R.D. 2, Shore Rd., Decker-
ville, Mich. 1911
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, East Chatham, N. Y. 1943
[Turrentine, William Jesse, deceased.
Tuthill, C. JuUan, Atkinson, N. H.
Tuthill, William B., 91 Summit Ave., Roches-
ter, N. Y. 1897
Tuttle, George A., Sec, Monterey Rd., Great
Barrington, Mass. 24, 1911
Tuttle, Harold S., Pf., 512 W. 122nd St., New
York 27, N. Y.
Tuttle, Warren Walter, 6ms., 1493 Lauderdale
Ave., Lakewood 7, Ohio. 1908
Tuttle, William Nathaniel, St., 2580 Park St.,
Jacksonville 4, Fla. 24, 1917
Tweedy, Henry Hallam, Pf. em., 112 Hunting-
ton St., New Haven 11, Conn. 36,1898
Twichell, Joseph H., 143 Palisado Ave., Wind-
sor, Conn.
Tyler, WiUiam A., 520 Mayflower Rd., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1905
Tyler, William F., Box 144, Canterbury, Conn.
Uhlmann, Richard Paul, R. 2, Box 912,
Sanger, Cal. 1919
Ullom, Orville D., 27 Golden St., Haverhill,
Mass
Ulrich, Fred E., 340 West St., Elyria, Ohio.
Umstead, Owen, 418 S. Lucia St., Redondo
Beach, Cal. 1898
Underwood, Robert L., 71 Myrtle St., Fitch-
burg, Mass.
Upchurch, James, Keauhou, T. H.
Updyke, Roland Charles, 8 Monroe St., Saint
Johnsville, N. Y.
Updyke, Worden J., 330 N. Main St., Angola,
N. Y.
Upson, John B., West Valley, N. Y. 1922
Upton, Albert Donald, 2200 Arno Valley
Apts., Ariington, Va. 1917
Upton, Arthur L., R. 2, Sycamore, 111.
Upton, C. E., 817 E. Berkley Ave., Norfolk, Va. 24
Upton, Lawrence M., Ch. U.S. Army. 1940
Upton, Walter Horace, 212 S. Maple Ave.,
McPherson, Kans.
Usher, William Reed, 51 Commercial St.,
Adams, Mass. 1930
Utterback, Glenn L., 2836 Fifth Ave., Fort
Worth, Tex.
Utterback, Ray Seelye, 204 W. Madison St.,
Sandusky, Ohio.
[Vaananen, Johannes, deceased.
Vaill, Frederick William, 513 Glacier Heights
Rd., Youngstown 9, Ohio.
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
409
Valencia, Jesus Jose, 300 Fifth St., Barstow,
Cal.
Valera, Mauricio M., Hilo, T. H.
Vance, George Clifford, 411 N. St. Paul St.,
.4ustin, Minn.
Van Cleave, Albert Ray, Dean, Box 135,
Demorest, Ga. 39, 40, 1932
Van Cleef, Frank Chapman, Jr., Sharon,
Conn.
Van Cott, Stuart W., 1023 Beverly Rd., Brook-
lyn 18, N. Y.
Vander Kolk, Justin W., 67 S. Professor St.,
Oberlin, Ohio. 1936
van Dyke, Tertius, Dean, 55 Elizabeth St.,
Hartford 5, Conn. 34, 1913
Van Horn, Francis Joseph, 9260 California
Ave., Seattle 6, Wash.
Van Horn, Paid B., 3111 N. 22nd St., Ta-
coma 7, Wash.
Van Kirk, Perry Wayne, 877 Park Ave.,
Bridgeport 4, Conn.
Van Leeuwen, Cornelius, 42 Walnut St.,
Rutherford, N. J.
Van Lunen, Herman, Ch. Royal Dutch Navy. 1930
Van Luven, Philip E., 1022 Corning St.,
Red Oak, Iowa.
Van Meter, Herbert Ensign, 2515 16th Ave.,
Moline, 111. 1942
Vann, Harold K., R. 2, Woodinville, Wash.
Van Rohr, John R., Pf., 147 W. Sixth St.,
Claremont, Cal. ( — )
Van Tassell, Morgan William, p.o.d., 5608
Arbutus Ct., Greendale, Wis. 1919
Van Vactor, Glenn E., Belle Fourche, S. D.
Van Valkenburgh, Hugh C, Arlington, Neb. 1903
van Vliet, William J., Doniphan, Neb.
Van Wagenen, Maxwell L., 212 W. Third St.,
Muscatine, Iowa.
Van Zant, George R., R. 5, Dayton, Ohio.
[Varley, Arthur, deceased. 56
Vavrina, Vaclav V., Champlin, Minn. 1900
Vazquez, Placido, Coiba, P. R.
Veazev, Guy H., New Market, Va.
Veit, Ralph, 121 Second Ave., S.E., Forest
Grove, Ore.
Vernon, Ambrose White, 17 Downing Rd.,
Hanover, N. H. 1896
Vernon, Howard A., 411 Juniper St., Brainerd,
Minn.
Vernon, Samuel J., Alton, N. H. 1929
Vernon, Thomas Sidney, Box 163, Armada,
Mich.
Vey, Walter, Arcade St., Sta. D, Buffalo, N. Y.
Vickery, Miss Almeda Campbell, asst., Com-
munity Church at the Circle, Mount Ver-
non, N. Y. 1931
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, Pf., 409 Prospect St.,
New Haven 11, Conn. 36, 1922
Vincent, Earl A., Essex Junction, 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. 30, 39, 40, 1922
Vining, Lester Richard, First Coug. Church,
Des Plaines, 111. 1943
[Vint, D. G., deceased.
Violet, D. C, bus., Harlem, Mont. 1915
Virta, Arthur F., p. em., 25 MLssion St.,
Gardner, Mass. 1906
Voelkel, Elmer E., 501 W. Berry St., Fort
Wayne, Ind.
Vogler, Theodore K., 113 E. Third St., Hins-
dale, 111.
Vogt, Von Ogden, 5601 Woodlawn Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1912
Volkmann, Max F. B., 279 Windsor Ave.,
Wilson, Conn. "
von der Sump, Frederic H., Center Harbor,
N. H. 1914
von Rohr, John R., Pomona College, Clare-
mont, Cal. 1941
Voorhees, Frank, Box 125, Miller Place, N. Y.
Voorhees, J. Spencer, 358 Vitoria Ave., Winter
Park, Fla. 1884
Vore, Duane N., 332 Serrano Dr., San Fran-
cisco 12, Cal. 1940
Vos, Peter, 610 N. Lincoln Ave., Hastings,
Neb.
Voss, Carl Hermann, Sec, 70 Fifth Ave.,
New York 11, N. Y. 1935
Voth, Theodore H., U.S. Army. 1941
Vrooman, Harry C, p.em., Greenville, Me. 1895
Vrooman, Lee, Ev., Greenville, Me. 1923
Vuille\imier, 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, Joiin H., p.o.d., 1141 New Hampshire
St., Lincoln 8, Neb. 1927
Wade, Kenneth E., North Bennington, Vt.
Waddell, Ralph C, Box 187, 20 Main St.,
Lemon Grove, Cal.
W^aery, James Edwyn, 725 N. Linn St., Iowa
City, Iowa.
*Wagenknecht, Edward C, Pf., 1721 Chan-
cellor St., Evanston, 111. 1938
Waggoner, John Garland, 1 Willow Brook Rd.,
Storrs, Conn.
Wagner, Clarence A., t.d.w., 616 State Plant-
ers Bank Bldg., Richmond 19, Va. 1925
Wagner, Horace T., 270 W. Sixth St., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1894
Wagner, J. Richard, 361 17th St., S.E., Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Wagner, Jacob, Box 580, Crook, Colo.
Wagner, John Peter, 160 E. McMicken Ave.,
Cincinnati 10, Ohio.
Wagoner, Ira B., Metaline Falls, Wash.
Wagoner, Walter Dray, Ch. U.S. Navy. 290, 1945
Waiaraau, Luther, 6ms., Waianae, Oahu, T. H. 1941
Waite, George L., Marietta, Minn.
Waite, John, Jr., Spring Creek, Pa.
Waite, Richard Alfred, 5825 Nina PL, Saint
Louis 12, Mo.
Wakai, Masayoshi, Pf., 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago 37, 111. 1942
Wakefield, Wilfred, 9142 Lincoln Ave., Brook-
field, 111.
Walbridge, John William, 23 S. Main St.,
Wallingford, Conn.
Walden, Henry R., p.em., 506 Elizabeth St.,
High Point, N. C. 1901
Waldron, John D., North St., Mattapoisett,
Mass 1902
Wales, Franklin Earl, 308 Church St., Shenan-
doah, Iowa.
Walk, Edgar G., R.D. 1, Muncie, Ind. 1893
Walker, Albert Clarke, Hope, N. D.
Walker, Charles C, 95 S. 16th St., East
Orange, N. J. 1940
Walker, George Roy, R.D. 1, Roanoke, Ala.
Walker, G. Shannon, bus., 21.50 Atherton Rd.,
Honolulu, T. H. 1926
Walker, Henry H., Brule, Neb.
Walker, Herbert, p.em., 12 Towle Ave., Hamp-
ton, N. H. 1897
[Walker, John Irvine, deceased. 56
Walker, James F., 2305 N. 14th St., Boise,
Ida. 1910
Walker, John Curry, 135 Prospect St., Water-
bury 11, Conn. 9, 18
Walker, Olney K., bus., 1608 Dixwell Ave.,
Hamden 14, Conn. 1910
Walker, Paul Robert, Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Walker, Raymond Bridgham, 1126 S.W. Park
Ave., Portland 5, Ore. 7, 8, 21
Walker, Raymond E., Ch. U.S. Navy. 1931
Walker. William Henry, 313 Holly Ave., Ta-
koma Park, Washington 12, D. C. 1894
Walker, William S., 544 Main St., Newington,
Conn. 1891
410
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[1945
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 A., 28 Church St., Merrimac,
Mass,
Wallace, Ayer Thomas, 1220 Spaight St.,
Madison 4, Wis. 1909
Wallace, David, Lunenburg, Mass. 1894
Wallace, Herbert T., Lake Helen, Fla.
Wallace, John Elmo, 24 Walden St., Concord,
Mass. 7
Wallace, Westwood, bus., 910 Brown St.,
Martinez, Cal. 1928
[Wallace, William Wood, deceased. 56
Wallar, William C. A., 3040 Dupont Ave., S.,
Minneapolis 8, Minn. 1889
Wallick, Charles C, 22 Westway, Wethersfield
9, Conn. 1941
Wallin, Nathaniel Charles, Ch., 1131 Galloway
St., Pacific Palisades, Cal. 1926
Wallock, Anthony M., Box 644, Lawton, Okla.
Wain, Duane Victor, A.B.C.F.M. 1927
Wain, Yvo O., bus., R.D. 2, Leesburg, Ohio. 1921
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, 16, 19, 1933
Walters, Guy T., Kitchel, Ind.
Walters, L. Verdette, Ch. U.S. Army. 1934
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, 23
Walton, Elmer R., Sec, 109 S. 43rd St., Phila-
delphia 4, Pa. 1911
Wangelin, Fred G., Grandin, Mo.
Wannamaker, Henry S., 5626 Live Oak, Bell
Gardens, Cal. 1888
Ward, Alfred J., 710 Bellinger St., Eau Claire,
Wis.
Ward, Andrew J., R.D. 5, Box 98, Sanford,
N. C. 25
Ward, Charles E., bus., 162 Grand St., Red-
wood City, Cal. 1915
Ward, Donald C, Pleasant St., Groton, Mass.
tWard, Joseph, bus., Schuyler Rd., Silver
Spring, Md. 1931
Ward, Philip Hebard, A.B.C.F.M. 1939
Ward, W. Raymond, Gould Farm, Great Bar-
rington, Mass. 1937
Warford, Mrs. Lorena Jones, 2447 Dulzura
St., San Diego 2, Cal. 1931
Warford, Oswell R., 2447 Dulzura St., San
Diego 2, Cal. 7, 1928
Warkentin, Jacob M., 205 N. Washington St.,
Abingdon, 111.
Warkentin, John D., Gait, Iowa.
Warner, Alexander C, p.em., Springfield,
S. D. 1899
Warner, Eugene Lyman, 5807 Craner Ave.,
North Hollywood, Cal. 290
Warner, Howard E., Box 83, Sidney, Ind.
Warner, Thomas H., 1225 E. 124th St., Cleve-
land 8, Ohio. 1890
tWarner, Viola M., My., Girodol, Colombia,
S. A. (— )
Warren, Brooks A., Richmond, Mich.
Warren, Charles M., (A.B.C.F.M.) 955 E.
First South St., Salt Lake City 2, Utah.
Warren, Claude W., 109 Union St., Rockton,
111.
Warren, Edgar L., Hampton, N. H. 1889
Warren, John Haven, bus., 9016H Cottage
Toll Rd., Norfolk 3, Va. 1911
Warren, Richard H., 7 Church St., Maldei>48,
Mass.
Warwick, William John, Box 333, Little Brit-
ain, Ontario, Canada.
Waser, Raymond Albert, 331 Birch St., Den-
ver 7, Colo. 8
Washburn, Gordon Henry, 53 Middle St.,
Hallowell, Me.
Washburn, Owen Redington, R.D. 3, Brat-
tleboro, Vt.
Washington, Arthur G., 203 Gray St., Lake
Charles, La. 1932
Wass, Herbert L., East Machias, Me.
Watanabe, Sozaburo, c/o Hillcrest Sanitar-
ium, La Crescenta, Cal. 1928
fWatanabe, Tamasaku, Honolulu, T. H. 1915
Waterhouse, Paul B., Box 150, Honolulu 10,
T. H.
Waters, George H., Vine St., 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. 1893
Watkins, B. H., R. 3, Hickory, Va.
Watkins, Charles A., T., Ellsworth, Me. 1921
Watkins, Commodore Robert, Ch. U.S.A.,
retired. Bos 3, Bradenton, Fla. 1913
Watson, Albert Priestley, N. Main St., Charles-
town, N. H.
Watson, Harold, Harrison, Mich.
*Watson, J. G., Clayton, N. C. ^ (— )
Watson, James, M.D., Veterans Admin., Cuy-
ahoga Bldg., Cleveland 14, Ohio. 1905
Watson, John A., Harrisville, Ind. 1894
Watson, Josiah 8., Pf., 1120 Second Ave.,
Joliet, 111. 1918
Watson, La Rue C, w.s.. Box 1268, Palm
Springs, Cal. 1916
Watson, Robert James, Manchester, Iowa.
Watson, William Thomas, 228 Alfred St., New
Baltimore, Mich.
Watt, James Craig, bus.. Box 1336, Nogales,
Ariz. 1896
Watt, Richard B., 137 E. High St., Circleville,
Ohio. 1899
Watt, Thomas E., 2320 81st Ave., Oakland 3,
Cal. 1899
Wattner, C. Albert, 108 Maiden Rd., Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 41
Way, Charles H., 530 Christie St., Toronto,
Ontario, Canada.
Weage, Avery D., Fairfield, Mont.
Wearly, Robert Elmer, Box 405, West Lib-
erty, Ohio.
Weaver, Miss Dortha Ann, Westfield, Vt. 290
Weaver, Galen R., 3441 Alani Dr., Honolulu
15, T. H.
Weaver, George A., i.d.w., Petoskey, Mich. 1894
[Webb, Archie Randall, deceased. 56
Weber, George J., 19 A St., Apt. 48, Salt Lake
City 2, Utah.
Weber, Henry R., Hankinson, N. D.
Weber, Jonathan, Box 30, Biola, Cal.
Webster, Max H., Asso. Sec, Savings Bank
Bldg., Burlington, Vt. 25, 1929
Weckerly, Abraham P., bus., 105 E. Bradley
Lane, Chevy Chase, Md. 1905
Wedell, Hans, Wistow Hall, Newton-Har court,
Leicester, England. 1944
Weed, Earl D., Ch. U.S. Army. 7, 23, 1917
Weed, Norman, Ch. U.S. Army. 1942
Weeden, William O., Fredericka Home, Chula
Vista, Cal. 1885
Weeke, John Paul, 1341 E. Lagonda Ave.,
Springfield, Ohio.
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., bus., 3001 Longshore Ave.,
Philadelphia 24, Pa. 1910
Weigle, Luther Allan, Dean, 409 Prospect
St., New Haven 11, Conn. 9, 36, 1903
Weil, Arthur Chester, Jr., Center St., Graoby,
Mass.
Weimer, Glen Emerson, p.o.d., 1523 Miami
St., South Bend, Ind. 1926
Weinert, Lawrence J., 502 W. Ninth St., San
Bernardino, Cal.
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
411
Weir, Forrest Cleburne, 3457 Devon Rd.,
Coconut Grove, Miami 33, Fla.
Weiskel, Frank M., 139 E. Broad St., Bethle-
hem, Pa. 1944
Weiss, George Parker, Collingwood Blvd. &
Virginia, Toledo, Ohio. 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, Carolyn Pemberton, Riverton, Conn.
Welch, Maxwell Millard, R.D. 2, Amherst,
Welker,'Roy A., Todd Iron Works, Bath, Me. 1930
Wellbaum, Dale Robert, 612 Washington St.,
Beardstown, 111.
Weller, Daniel M., bus., 3118 Huelani Dr.,
Honolulu, T. H. 1920
WeUes, Simeon Bryant, Hill City, S. D.
Wells, Arthur, 213-02 110th Ave., Queens
Village 9, N. Y.
Wells, Clarence Elmore, p. em., Aquebogue,
N. Y. 1909
Wells, Herman Jay, p. em., Bridgewater, Vt.
Welsh, Evan D., 707 N. Washington St.,
Wheaton, 111.
Welsh, John Wallace, 707 N. Washington St.,
Wheaton, 111. 1897
Welty, Ivan R., 442 Cook St., Denver 6, Colo.
Wendell, Mrs. Lois H., Box 72, Lisle N. Y.
25, 1934
Wendell, Roland M., Box 72, Lisle, N. Y.
25, 1926
Wenger, Samuel Bernis, s.w., 117H W. Law-
rence St., Charlotte, Mich. 1924
Wenstrom, Donald Albert, 88 New Kent Rd.,
S.E. 1, London, England. 290, 1945
Werner, Loyal E., 150 Courtland St., Welling-
ton, Ohio.
Wescott, William S., 113 N. Homan Ave.,
Chicago, lU. 1904
[Wessell, Nils Johan, deceased.
Wessling, George Alfred, Milroy, Pa.
West, Donald L., T., Box 64, Lula, Ga. 1932
West, Herbert, Lafayette St., Steilacoom,
Wash.
West, William Garrett, 583 Thompson Ave.,
East Haven, Conn.
Westbrook, John Hardy, 36 North St., Water-
town, Conn.
Westenberg, Arthur E., Plymouth Church,
Dodgeville, Wis.
Westernberg, Robert C, p.em., Southwick,
Mass. 1896
Westlake, Darrell J., 281 Genesee St., Lock-
port, N. Y.
Westphalen, Elmer Christian, 11 Rosedale
St., Dorchester 24, Mass. 1941
Westwood, Arthur W., 709 E. 115th St.,
Cleveland 8, Ohio.
Westwood, Frederick William, Veradale, Wash.
Wetzel, John Charles, 42 Main St., Carthage,
N. Y.
[Wetzel, John Wesley, deceased. 56
Wharton, Henry J., Colebrook, Conn.
Wheeler, Chester A., 7 WUlard Ave., Worces-
ter 2, Mass.
Wheeler, Wendell Carpenter, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1928
Wheelock, Albert Henry, p.em., 14 Winter St.,
Auburn, Mass. 1888
Wheelock, Arthur S., 26 Idlewood Rd., White
Plains, N. Y. 8
Whipple, Leroy Byron, 27 Crescent St., Nor-
thampton, Mass.
Whiston, Lionel Abney, 76 Prichard St., Fitch-
burg, Mass.
Whiston, Lionel Abney, Jr., 1 Hanover St.,
Newbury, Mass.
Whitaker, Robert B., A.B.C.F.M. 1910
Whitaker, Rufus, bus.. Wing, N. D. 1916
Whitcomb, John Charles, 217 Springfield Pike,
Wyoming 15, Ohio. 1944
White, Berry Franklin, 2318 Hugo St., Dallas
4, Tex.
White, Charles G., West Stockbridge, Mass. 1926
White, Emmons E., A.B.C.F.M. 1917
White, Francis D., bus., 4570 42^ Ave., Rob-
binsdale 12, Minn. 1902
[White, George E., deceased.
White, Harold B., bus., Upper Darby, Pa. '1921
White, Hugh Vernon, Pf., 1798 Scenic Ave.,
Berkeley 4, Cal. 38, 1910
White, Josiah R., bus., 407 Granville Ave.,
Muncie, Ind. 1917
White, Louis E., 733 Browning Ave., Salt
Lake City, Utah. 1929
White, Malcolm Vernon, 15 Robbins Rd.,
Kensington, Conn. 41
White, Maurice S., 3743 MiUtary Rd., N.W.,
Washington 15, D. C.
White, Milton E., 1105 Hershey Ave., Mus-
catine, Iowa.
White, Orville Harold, 9 S. Main St., Ran-
dolph, Mass.
[White, Robert Seaman, deceased. 56
White, Sterling Saunders, 28 Newington Rd.,
Elmwood 10, Conn.
Whitehead, Robert Charles, R.D. 1, South
Windham, Me. 8
Whitehouse, Norman, Pilgrim Church, Okla-
homa City, Okla.
Whiteneck, John S., Jr., 1719 17th St., Bakers-
field, Cal.
Whiting, John C, bus., 50 Rockefeller Plaza,
New York 20, N. Y. 1903
fWhitlock, Francis Metherall, deceased. 56
Whitman, Newell Worth, Deer Isle, Me. 1896
Whitnall, Ernest A., 56 Oak St., Boothbay
Harbor, Me.
Whitney, Charlotte Brown, New Boston
Mass. 1920
Whitsitt, Craig G., 47 Burton St., Hartford 5,
Conn.
Whitsitt, WilUam S., 165 W. Broadway, Wi-
nona, Minn.
Whitt, Booker T., R. 1, Box 32, New Iberia,
La.
Whittaker, Frederick WiUiam, R.D. 2, Shel-
ton. Conn.
Whitten, Robert Armster, 12 W. Clittord St.,
Winchester, Va.
Whitwer, Amel William, 424 Second St., N.W.,
Minot, N. D.
Wichlei, Richard John, Hillsboro, Wis. 290
Wickes, Dean Rockwell, s.w., 7314 Piney
Branch Rd., Takoma Park, Washington 12,
D. C. 1912
Wicks, Charles H., Field St., 617 Insurance
Bldg., Madison 3, Wis. 26, 1914
Wicks, Robert R., Dean, Princeton, N. J. 1908
Wickstrom, Karl Einar, 52 Academy St.,
Salamanca, N. Y.
Widenhouse, Phihp M., Sec, 287 Fourth Ave.,
New York 10, N. Y. 18, 1936
Widmayer, Gottlob K., Hardin, Mont.
Widney, Kenneth Theodore, 64th PL & Ho-
man Ave., Chicago, 111.
Widney, Vincent C, bus., R. 1, Bellevue,
Wash. 1926
Wieman, Henry Nelson, Pf., 5558 Kimbark
Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 1912
Wiese, Oliver Fred, Ch. U.S. Navy. 1936
Wigfield, George Dewey, Ch. U.S. Army. 1928
Wightman, John C, Orange City, Fla.
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, 33, 1926
[Wilder, George D., deceased.
Wilder, Myron E., Clinton Hts., Rensselaer,
N. Y.
412
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[1945
Wilder, Raymond E., ISOQi^ Temple St.,
Los Angeles 26, Cal.
Wildey, Irving D., 352 W. 12th St., New
York 11, N. Y. 1902
Wiley, Edward C, 216 Second Ave., Johns-
town, N. Y. 1889
Wiley, Horace S., 4204 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,
IVIass.
Wilkerson, J. Roy, T., R.D. 3, Kenley, S. C. 1926
Wilkins, Herbert L. B., 407 Hobart PL, N.W.,
Washington, D. C
Wilkinson, Loyal Morgan, 1311 First Ave.,
Sterling, 111.
Willcox, Edward Whittemore, 314 Park Ave.,
Kent, Ohio. 9
[Willey, Edward H., deceased.
Willey, Fey H., p.o.d., Blandinsville, 111. 1918
Willey, Verne R., Montour, Iowa.
Willhite, Edgar Leon, Darlington, Ind.
Williams, Bernal, Sims, 111.
Wilhams, Charles L., 1928 44th Ave., S.W.,
Seattle 6, Wash.
Williams, Daniel Day, Pf., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago 37, 111. 33, 1936
Williams, 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, Phoe-
nix, Ariz. 1899
Williams, Frederick, Baroda, Mich.
Williams, H. D., R. 1, Box 730, Beaumont,
Tex. (— )
Williams, 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., R.D. 1, Troy, Ohio.
Wilhams, John Paul, Pf., Mt. Holyoke Col-
lege, South Hadley, Mass. 34, 1937
Wilhams, John Tudno, Lane Theological Sem-
inary, Cincinnati 6, Ohio.
Williams, Leland L., P.O. Box 385, Hemet,
Cal.
Williams, Lewis Davidson, bus., R.D. 3, Cha-
grin Falls, Ohio. 1914
Williams, Marvin, Princeton, Minn.
Williams, Mrs. May A., 2102 Fairbanks Ave.,
Winter Park, Fla. 1909
Williams, Milton, 607 Nun St., Wilmington,
N. C.
Williams, Owen Thomas, 628 Lawson Ave.,
Steubenville, Ohio.
Williams, Palmer Day, 2371 Termino Ave.,
Long Beach 4, Cal. 1943
Williams, Rees T., 115 Dickinson St., Utica 3,
N. Y.
Wilhams, Stephen J., Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Williams, T. Yeoman, 6ms., 30 Greenway Ter.,
Forest Hills, N. Y. " 1915
Wilhams, Theodore C, 218 S. Washington
Ave., Whittier, Cal. 1901
Wilhams, Thomas A., West Winfield, N. Y. 1908
Wilhams, Thomas J., 254 E. Patterson St.,
Lansford, Pa.
Williams, Walter Byron, bus., 1251 Pleasant
St., Brockton, Mass. 1905
Williams, William, Upton, Mass.
Wilhams, William Clark, 107 N. Taft St.,
Humboldt, Iowa.
Williams, William Glyn, p.em., 2010 E. Main
St., Endicott, N. Y. 1902
Wilhams, WiUiam James, bus., Fredericks-
burg, Ohio. 1915
Wilhams, William John, 2102 Fairbanks Ave.,
Winter Park, Fla. 1901
Wilhams, Wilham Lloyd, 57 W. Water St.,
Rockland, Mass.
Williams, WiUiam Tyrer, Council Grove,
Kans. 1893
Wilhams, Willis K., 103 E. Third St., Spencer,
Iowa.
*Williams, Mrs. Winifred W., T., Box 426, Rio
Piedras, P. R. 1924
Williamson, Allen John, 3709 Woodbine Ave.,
Baltimore 7, Md. 1889
Williamson, Robert Lee, 2316 Fontaine Ave.,
Charlottesville, Va. 1905
WiUis, John Randolph, 409 Prospect St., New
Haven 11, Conn. 1943
Willits, John C, 336 Wood St., Muskegon,
Mich.
Willmott, Benjamin A., p.o.d., 318 West St.,
Leominster, Mass. 1896
Wilske, Herbert E., Yankton College, Yank-
ton, S. D. 37
[Wilson, Albert, deceased. 56
Wilson, Mrs. Amanda Robb, 2718 Riverside
Dr., Parkersburg, W. Va.
nVilson, Arthur, Ev., Olive Hill, Ky. 1934
Wilson, Arthur E., 300 Weybosset St., Provi-
dence 3, R. I.
Wilson, Clarence Hall, p.em., 1954 Albany
Ave., West Hartford 5, Conn. 1887
[Wilson, Clinton W., deceased.
Wilson, David Logan, p.em., 918 Washington
St., Bath, Me. 1898
Wilson, Delbert D., 1641 Park Ave., Racine,
Wis.
Wilson, E. Carnell, 518 Early St., Storm Lake,
Iowa. 1904
Wilson, Frederick C, 3 Ellwood Ave., Stone-
ham, Mass.
Wilson, George C, 10 Baisley Ave., East
Rockaway, N. Y.
Wilson, Grant Hulon, R.D. 2, Lyons, N. Y. 1911
Wilson, H. Van Rensselaer, Pf., 2711 Avenue
K, Brooklyn 10, N. Y. 1926
Wilson, Henry Edward, 501 Michigan Ave.,
Urbana, 111. 1919
Wilson, John W., p. at I., 517 N. Mary St.,
Appleton, Wis. 26, 1891
Wilson, Lawrence Albert, 464 E. Walnut St.,
Pasadena 4, Cal.
Wilson, Mark, Clark, S. D.
*Wilson, Robert, Ev., Olive Hill, Ky. 1938
Wilson, Robert Norris, 1 Common St., Wake-
field, Mass.
Wilson, Samuel E., bus., 222 Courtland Ave.,
Park Ridge, 111. 1928
tWilson, Samuel J., bus., 55 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, lU. i 1897
Wilton, Wilfrid Mahet, p.o.d., 4128 Univer-
sity Blvd., Dallas,-Tex. 1926
Winch, Miss Mabel T., p.em., 11 Patterson St.,
Barre, Vt. 1914
Winchell, Wallace, Box 213, Milford, N. J.
Winchester, Benjamin Severance, Newtown,
Conn. ' 1897
Winger, John William, Pleasant Hill, Ohio.
Wingfield, Marie Gregson, 246 S. Watkins St.,
Memphis 4, Tenn.
Wingfield, Marshall, 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, Sulphur Springs, Ind.
Winn, Ralph H., 33 College St., South Had-
ley, Mass.
Winship, Harold S., 624 High St., Hanson,
Mass.
Winsor, Gordon H., 615 Main St., Sauk
Centre, Minn.
Winter, Egbert, 272 W. 14th St., Holland,
Mich.
Winter, Franklin I., 6208 Wagner Lane, Fair-
way Hills, Washington 14, D. C.
1945] Congregational Christian Ministers in Full Standing
413
Winter, H. Vernon, Clifford, Ind. 1904
Winters, George, 930 Geneva St., Lake Ge-
neva, Wis.
Wirt, Lincoln Brown, 510 Oak St., Pullman,
Wash.
Wirt, Loval Lincoln, 592 Mayflower Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. " 1891
Wirt, Sherwood Eliot, Ch. U.S. Army. 1943
Wirt, Williston, 255 Center St., Chula Vista,
Cal.
Wise, Carroll A., bus., 403 Richardson Bldg.,
Toledo 4, Ohio. (— )
Wise, Francis H., 195 Woodland St., Oberlin,
Ohio. 1944
Wise, George Chester, Oto, Iowa.
Wiselev, Milton Clarence, 218 S. Tvler St.,
Van Wert, Ohio. 1914
Wiseman, Charles F., p.em., 1244 Loui.siana
Ave., N.W., Canton 3, Ohio. 1891
Wiaeeman, William E., 315 N. Edgeworth
Ave., Greensboro, N. C.
Witham, Cecil LeRoy, Newcastle, Me.
Witham, Lewis Winfield, Camden, Me.
Witherspoon, Glenn John, Ch. U.S. Armij. 9, 1930
Witt, Walter W., 1971 Princeton Ave., Saint
Paul 5, Minn.
Wittier, Milton, 24 Division Ave., Nvack,
N. Y. 1910
Wittlig, Emil Dyar, 408 Second St., Marietta,
Olaio. 1923
Wolcott, Edgar C, 218 Rea-vas PL, Webster
Groves, Mo. 1906
Wolf, Charles F., bus., 1017 Washtenaw St.,
Ypsilanti, Mich. 1924
[Wolf, Lawrence Howling, deceased. 57
Wolfe, Darrell K., Ch. U.S. Army. 1941
Wolfe, Elmo Donald, P.O. Box 187, Benicia,
Cal.
Wolfe, George Edgar, 96 S. Broad St., Nor-
wich, N. Y.
Wolfe, Rolland Emerson, Pf., Miner Hall,
Tufts College, Medford, Mass. 1929
Wolff, Richard Arthur, 683 High St., West-
wood, Mass.
Woller, William C, Box 153, Berthoud, Colo.
Wolsted, Clarence Edman, 216 W. Sixth St.,
Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Womer, Parley Paul, Pr. em., Washburn Col-
lege, Topeka, Kans. 1895
Wong, Ivan Y., 14 Crestmont St., Trenton,
N. J. 1935
Wong, Kei T., p.o.d., Chinese Presbyterian
Church, San Francisco, Cal. 1938
Wong, Richard Wai, s.w., 1006 Race St., Phila-
delphia 7, Pa. 1946
Wood, Arthur M., Cazeno\'ia, N. Y. 1903
Wood, George Ernest, bus., 905 Corning St.,
Red Oak, Iowa. 1909
Wood, Lester Leo, 64 W. Washington St.,
Chagrin Falls, Ohio.
Wood, Robert W., 1909 Aleo PL, Honolulu,
T. H. 290
Wood, Sheridan F., R.D. 6, Wooster, Ohio. 1893
Wood, William L., Greene, N. Y.
Woodard, Wilham P., U.S.N.R. 1921
Woodbury, Harold W., East Millinocket, Me.
Woodcock, Albert Charles, Tripoli, Iowa.
Woodfin, William Hardy, Pr., 2811 N. Illinois
St., Indianapohs 8, Ind. 1900
Woodford, Mrs. Lucy Carter, 306 W. 38th
St., Los Angeles 37, Cal. 1907
Woodhull, George Heber, Wabaunsee, Kans. 1888
Woodin, Herbert P., p.em.., 34 Hickory Ave.,
Takoma Park, Wasliington, D. C. 1892
Woodman, George Edwin, p.em.. Box 103,
Duxburv, Mass. 1898
Woodruff, Mrs. Emily C, Chautauqua, N. Y. 1893
Woodruff, Watson, Main St., Avon, Conn.
Woodward, Frank J., A.B.C.F.M. 1911
tWoodward, Joseph K., Honolulu, T. H. 1925
Woodward, Ralph Lee, Asst. Dean, 409 Pros-
pect St., New Haven 11, Conn. 36, 1932
Woodward, Truman H., 829 Main St., East
Hartford 8, Conn.
Woodworth, Alonzo D., Merom, Ind. 1889
Woodworth, Arthur V., Mclndse Falls, Vt.
Woody, Orville, Cvnthiana, Ind.
Woolworth, William S., 186 Field Point Rd.,
Greenwich, Conn. 1890
Woolworth, William Sage, Jr., A.B.C.F.M. 1918
Woon, Norman G., 212 N. Hudson Ave.,
Lowell, Mich.
Wordsworth, Watson, Housatonio, Mass.
Workentine, Frank, Ekalaka, Mont.
Worner, Charles S., 175-17 145th Ave.,
Jamaica 5, N. Y.
Wornom, Herman Eskridge, Pf., 1798 Scenic
Ave., Berkeley 4, Cal. 1940
Worster, Harold Oliver, Bay State Rd., Reho-
both, Mass.
Worster, Mrs. Lucille M., 35 Main St., Fox-
boro, Mass.
Worster, Raymond George, 35 Main St., Fox-
boro, Mass.
Worth, Howard Alexander, 311 Temple St.,
New Haven 11, Conn.
Worthington, William, bus., 115 N. 25th St.,
Yakima, Wash. 1904
Worthley, Henry O., West Lebanon, Me. 1899
Worthley, Herbert M., Ch. U.S. Army. 1929
Woth, Frederick, p.em., 1811 Camden Ave.,
South Pasadena, Cal. 1891
Wright, Asa Orlando, 212 N. Sixth St., West
Monroe, La.
Wright, Byron Bentley, Box 515, Ottumwa,
Iowa.
Wright, C. Floyd, Ne.w Troy, Mich.
Wright, Ed\\'in F., Scappoose, Ore.
Wright, Frank J., Springfield, Ohio.
Wright, Harold Hannon, 626 S. College Ave.,
Fort Collins, Colo.
Wright, James A., 25 Brook St., Hartford 5,
Conn.
Wright, John Clarence, 105 Courtland St.,
N.E., Atlanta, Ga. 9
Wright, John W., Merrimack, N. H.
Wright, Leavitt Olds, P/., 2262 Birch Lane,
Eugene, Ore. 1917
Wright, Leon Edward, T., 617 Shawmut Ave.,
Roxbury, Mass. 37, 290, 1945
Wright, LeRoy E., 23 N. Root St., Aurora, 111.
Wright, M. Webb, 368 Piedmont St., Water-
bury 17, Conn.
Wright, Samuel Anthony, Santa Rita, N. M.
Wright, Silas E., Exira, Iowa.
Wright, T. Fred, Windsor, Va.
Wyatt, Francis O., 5162 Windermere Ave.,
Los Angeles 41, Cal. 1902
Wyatt, Kenneth Blanchard, Main St., Plymp-
ton, Mass. 290
[Wyckoff, Charles Sterling, deceased. 57
Wyckoff, Herbert J., T., Ardmore, Pa. 1898
Wycoff, William Alfred, 370 W. Northfield
Rd., Li\dngston, N. J.
Wyland, Benjamin Franklin, Ch., 9 E. Frank-
. lin St., Baltimore, Md. 1908
Wyman, Walter Edward, 82 Washington St.,
Brewer, Me. 1941
Yadao, Emilio C, bus., 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, Hilo, T. H.
Yarbrough, Robert Clyde, 18 Wauwinet Rd.,
West Newton 65, Mass. 31
Yarkovsky, John Julius, Silver Lake, Minn.
Yarrow, Ernest Albert, Jr., 119 Continental
Ave., River Edge, N. J.
Yarrow, Philip W., 315 N. LaGrange Rd.,
La Grange, 111. 1899
Yeagle, Llovd R., Ch. U.S. Army. 1935
Yee, Daniel B. Y., Y.M.C.A., Honolulu, T. H. 1940
Yee, James Brewster, Southampton, Mass.
Yenches, John Lawrence, 8860 Collins Ave.,
Miami Beach 41, Fla.
Yettru, Carl H., Bridgewater, N. Y.
Yinger, Homer V., 233 W. Fifth St , Clare-
mont, Cal.
414
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[1945
Yinger, Paul Wesley, 441 Harward Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1939
Yoakum, Guy D., 1252 W. Elmdale Ave.,
Chicago 40, 111. 1908
Yoh, Robert C, North Troy, Vt.
Yohannan, Shlemon, T., Chesterland, Ohio. 1923
York, Forrest Weaver, 68 E. Bagley Rd.,
Berea, Ohio.
York, Mrs. Gladys E. Doughty, R.D. 2,
Cumberland 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., 2320 College Ave.,
Huntington, Ind. 1915
Young, E. Vernon, bus., 22 Railroad St., Saint
Johnsbury, Vt. 1914
Young, Ezra Porter, Sec, Dershane, Istanbul,
Turkey. 1934
*tYoung, Felix, Ky. 1935
Young, Harold E., Box 64, East Sumner, Me.
Young, Lowell Allison, Box 475, Atascadero,
Cal.
Young, Peter, 272 E. 39th St., Norfolk 8, Va.
Young, Samuel, 22 Arlington St., Dracut,
Mass.
Young, W. Harvey, 439 Pine St., Chillicothe,
111.
Youngman, William H., 716 Howard St.,
Santa Rosa, Cal. 1915
Youtz, Ernest Eugene, 822 Ocean Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Yphantis, K. Paul, My., 85 Westland Ave.,
Boston 15, Mass. 1926
tYuen, To Pui, p.em., Honolulu, T. H. 1918
Zabel, William LeRoy, 3132 Manito Blvd.,
Spokane 10, Wash.
Zachman, Richard Henry, 6ms., 1036 Gunder-
son Ave., Oak Park, 111. 1906
Zahl, Ferdinand C, Box 62, Elk Grove, Cal.
Zdunek, Otto N., Box 465, Milliken, Colo.
Zellars, Edwin G., Oxford, Conn.
Ziegler, William H., 1324 Pine St., Highland,
111. 1905
Zieke, Paul William, Am. Red Cross, 1810
Leavenworth St., Manhattan, Kans. 1927
Zimmerman, Joseph Allfree, Antioch Manse,
Frankfort, Ind.
Zimmerman, Theron A., R.D. 1, Ashland, Pa.
Zoppel, Richard R., 197 Institution Aye.,
Newton Center 59, Mass. 290
Zuse, Clayton Hill, p.o.d.. Box 83, Barryton,
Mich. 1920
LOCAL MINISTERS (with limited ordination)
Magnuson, Oscar Emanuel, Superior, Neb.
Melton, Albert C, 630 S. Seventh St., Las Vegas, Nev.
Nash, Durant D., Box 791, Hopewell, Va.
Olson, Sidney G., 129 Hardy Ave., Norfolk 6, Va.
Sutton, Thomas D., Franklinton, N. C.
Voll, Walter C, 1323 Lake St., Elmira, N. Y.
Woodrit, Leoner V., 2100 Forbes, St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
1945]
Last Minute Revisions 415
LAST MINUTE REVISIONS
In the weeks required to compile copy, changes are reported and errors come to light. They
are listed here with the suggestion that holders of the Year Book correct their copy, at least as
to items likely to concern them.
Alabama, White: Pastors removed: O. E. Sheppard from Roanoke, Bethany; Edward Knight from
Roanoke, Rock Springs.
Alabama, Colored: Pastor removed: Douglas Motley from Montgomery, 1st.
California, Southern: Pastors called: Haroutune K. Khachadourian to Los Angeles, Masis, Armenian;
Waldo S. Richards to Phoenix, Encanto Park, Ariz.; Olaf A. Stoeve to National City. Pastors re-
moved: Otto G. Herbrecht from Phoenix, Encanto Park, Ariz.; Puzant S. Levonian from Los Angeles,
Masis, Armenian; William P. Reedy from National City.
Connecticut: Pastors called: Edward T. Cornelius, II, to Bethlehem, Fed.; Malcolm W. Garland to
Norwich, Park; Lawrence E. Voss to Hartford, 1st (Min. of Ed.). Pastors removed: C. Emory An-
derson from Georgetown, Evang., Swedish; George S. Brookes from Norwich, Park; Edward D. Eddy from
Bethlehem, Fed.; James K. Morse from Ansonia, 1st; Frank Tishkins from Bethel; Lawrence E. Voss from
Northfield.
Florida: Pastor called: W. Emmett Braselton to Melbourne. Pastors removed: W. Emmett
Braselton from North Miami, Union; William Wallace Iliff from Melbourne; Samuel P. Reinke from Key
West, 1st.
Idaho: Pastor called : Robert Dobeck to American Falls, Zoar, German & Twin Falls, Pilgrim, German.
Illinois: Pastors called: Kenneth G. Parks to Marseilles; Edwin W. Still to Algonquin; Allen R.
Stowell to Wyoming. Pastors removed: F. Woodworth Bruins from Marseilles; Stanley B. Cros-
land, Jr., from Chicago, Rogers Park; Malcolm F. Miller from Garden Prairie; Edwin T. Phillips from
Chicago, Irving Park, Imman.; William B. Steele from Highland; Norman Whitehouse from Maywood,
Plymouth.
Iowa: Pastors called: Neil Danberg to Davenport, Edwards; Albert Fenske to Atlantic; M. S. Heline
to Gilman, Com.; Lester E. Olson to DeWitt; Benjamin T. Schwab to Madrid. Pastors removed:
George C. Pullman from Sioux City, 1st; Benjamin T. Schwab from Traer, Ripley.
Kentucky-Tennessee: Pastors removed: D. W. Clark from Soddy, 1st, Tenn.; Fred Ealy Cole from
Nashville, Collegeside, Tenn.
Maine: Pastors called: Charles Theodore Brown to Bucksport; Morten Sorensen to Dixfield; Herbert
A. Stevens to Westbrook. , Pastors removed: Ashton A. Almand from Bath, Winter St.; Charles H.
McElhiney from Kennebunkport; Morten Sorensen from Turner, Fed. Chaplains returned : William
G. Mclnnes to Kennebunkport; Joseph O. Purdue to Bath, Winter St.
Massachusetts: Pastors called: Chester Earl Jones to Yarmouth, Port; Arthur W. Kennan to Ludlow,
1st; William F. Rogers to Boston, East, Baker-Maverick. Pastors removed : Eugene L. Biddle from
Shelburne Falls; Raymond B. Blakney from Boston, Dorchester, Central; Harry W. Foot from Sharon;
John H. Huston from Springfield, 1st (Asst.) ; Norman M. MacLeod, Jr., from Brimfield, 1st; John P.
Manwell from Belchertown; Joseph R. Newton from Weymouth, East; Asa M. Parker from Lawrence,
United; Leslie H. Perdriau from Peabody, 2nd. Chaplains returned: Vernon F. Bevan to Shelburne
Falls; Otto K. Jonas to Sharon; Richard F. Manwell to Belchertovm; E. Leslie Shaw to Lawrence,
United.
Michigan: Pastors called: Melvin R. Fenner to Calumet; James C. Mead to Jackson, 1st; Thomas
Toy to Hudson. Pastor removed: Harold T. Janes from Grand Rapids, 1st, Park (Asso.).
Middle Atlantic: Pastor called: Harold Jeffers to Newark, 1st, N. J. Pastor removed: Willis C.
Hamilton from Unionville, 1st, Union, N. J.
Minnesota: Pastors called: John Fritzmeier to Glen wood; David Nielsen to St. Paul, Neighbor-
hood. Pastors removed: Roy L. Adams from Cannon Falls, 1st; Nirum P. Olmsted from Longville.
Missouri: Pastor removed: Leonard Reife! from Bonne Terre.
Montana: Pastor called: F. Woodworth Bruins to Malta. Pastors removed: Robert Dobeek
from Fallon, Pesice, German & Plevna, Imman., Germora; Melvin R. Fenner from Butte, United.
Nebraska: Pastors called: Richard R. Diede to Omaha, Pilgrim; Alex Greeb to Hemingford; Harold
T. Janes to Omaha, 1st, Central; Malcolm F. Miller to Salem. Pastor removed: Edwin W. Still
from Stanton.
New Hampshire: Pastor called: Walter P. Brockway to Auburn. Pastors removed: Albert
G. Cornwell from Lancaster; Harrison L. Packard from Antrim; John R. Ryans from Auburn; George F.
Sturtevant from Barnstead. Chaplain returned: Kenneth C. Bunker to Lancaster.
New York: Pastor removed: Homer B. Silvernail from Hartwick.
North Carolina, Colored: Pastors removed: Zanda P. Jenkins from Mt. Olive, Stanley Chapel;
Obadiah W. Hawkins from Strieby, Salem, Farmer.
North Dakota: Pastor called: J. Howard Rees to Wahpeton, 1st.
Ohio: Pastors removed: Porter Bower from Dayton, Riverdale; Thomas D. Henshaw from Auburn,
Com.
Oklahoma, White: Pastor called: Norman Whitehouse to Oklahoma City, Pilgrim. Pastor re-
moved: Charles N. Odell from Weatherford, Fed.
Oregon: Pastors called: John G. Dickey to Hubbard; Jaakko Rinta to Portland, Mission, Finnish.
Pastor removed: John G. Dickey from Beaverton, Bethel. Chaplain returned: Francis T. Sturte-
vant to Beaverton, Bethel.
South Dakota: Pastor removed: Norman F. Gamble from Miller, Pleasant Valley.
Vermont: Pastors called: Kenneth E. Ballard to Florence & Pittsford; S. Elizabeth Goodrich to Water-
ville, Fed.; Ronald S. Irons to Lower Waterford & St. Johnsbury, East. Pastors removed: Harold
S. Hannum from Lower Waterford; John H. Sargent from St. Johnsbury, East.
Washington: Pastor removed: Jaakko Rinta from Brush Prairie, Finnish.
Wisconsin: Pastors called: John Felible to Edgerton, 1st; William B.-H. O'Neill to Pittsville, 1st;
Henry C. Schadeberg to Burlington, Plymouth; James Williams to Three Lakes, Union. Pastors
removed : Clarence E. Guthrie from Owen, 1st; David W. Phillips from Iron River, 1st; Frank L. Tomenen-
dale from Three Lakes, Union.
416 Year Book, Congregational Christian Churches [1945
MEMORANDUM
RUMFORD PRESS
CONCORD. N. H.
• • •
A STATEMENT
THAT WE MAY BE FREE
Economic and political liberty are neither valid nor
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Intellectual and spiritual freedom are possible only if
we hold to the heritage of the ages and vitalize that
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Therefore we reiterate our faith in Christian liberal
education and hold that it is our function:
© 1 . To perpetuate our cultural heritage.
© 2. To train minds to think objectively.
© 3. To teach the value of self-discipline.
© 4. To fight ignorance, bigotry, prejudice and
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© 5. To stimulate appreciation of beauty in all its
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© 6. To instil reverence.
© 7. To awaken students to their power for good and
to make them aware of their responsibilities to
society.
© 8. To give the general education necessary for
leadership in profession and avocation.
Through our portals pass many of the youth of today
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tomorrow.
BELOIT COLLEGE Beloit, Wisconsin
GRINNELL COLLEGE Grinnell, Iowa
KNOX COLLEGE Galesburg, Illinois
RIPON COLLEGE Ripon, Wisconsin
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ROCKFORD
COLLEGE
ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS
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This four-year liberal arts college
for women plans a four-month
celebration of its centenary from
February through June, 1947.
It offers three degrees and pre-
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medicine, and secretarial studies.
Planned program for veterans.
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TALLADEGA, ALABAMA
A Liberal Arts College of
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Schools and the Association of
American Universities.
Dr. a. D, Beittel, President
Miss Julian L.Scott, Registrar
DEFIANCE
... a Congregational Christian College of
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What Is a Christian College?
• It is a college serving the Church
through all churches coming within
its influence.
• It is a college where a denomina-
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the character of American higher
education, emphasizing the Chris-
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mental addition but as an all-
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DEFIANCE COLLEGE has its own
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COLLEGE
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ILLINOIS COLLEGE
Jacksonville, Illinois
H. Gary Hudson, President
• Liberal Arts
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Elon College, North Carolina
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Laurence M. Gould
President
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4230 Old York Road
Bept. C Philadelphia 40, Pa.
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THE SUPREME GIFT FOR EVERY SEASON AND ALL OCCASIONS
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triumph and hidden tragedy of "Safe in the Arms of Jesus," "Home Sweet
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many others.
Contains over 120 stanzas, spiritual and poetic gems . . . for reading,
memory and meditation. 155 subjects, authors and composers. Distin-
guished illustrations, 30 decorative title headings. Artistically bound, 88
beautiful pages. Only $1. Order today through your bookstore or direct.
JOHN RUDIN & COMPANY, INC. Publishers of THE BOOK OF LIFE
1018 South Wabash Avenue Depf. YC CHICAGO 5, ILLINOIS
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THE MANITOWOC CHURCH FURNITURE COMPANY
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Hartford, Connecticut
DISTRICT NO. 1
R. GEISSLER, INC.
Established 1877
71-79 West 45th Street, New York 19
CHURCH FURNISHINGS
Brass and Communion Ware — Woodwork
Windows — Hangings — Memorial Tablets
Write us in detail as to your wishes and
requirements, and we will submit designs
and prices.
(We issue no general catalog)
SOUNDMASTER ChIME ReCDRDS
The drawing power of beautiful sacred music broadcast
from the belfry is beyond belief. SOUNDMASTER Re-
cordings of superb musical masterpieces of CHIMES,
ORGAN, or CHIMES and VIBRAHARP have unexcelled
clarity and rich tonal quality. Also inspiring and valuable
for use in sanctuary, chapel, or at any church gathering.
If you require sound equipment, write us for possible
sources of supply.
Morrison Recording
Laboratories
Dept. 34 Aurora, 111.
435
AVE RAMBUSCH
RELIGHT YOUR
CHURCH INTERIOR
This Rambusch Lantern has been developed as the result
of many years' experience in Church Interior Illumination.
It incorporates the following important characteristics:
1 • The upward light is limited to the amount necessary
to illuminate the upper portion of the fixture and to
give soft light on the ceiling.
2. Vertical structural members placed "on edge" to
permit maximum horizontal light emission, at the same
time giving a pleasing silhouette to the lantern.
3. Open bottom lantern. By omitting any bottom glass
we have a fixture where all glass panels are placed
vertically, hence there is no surface where dust will
collect, and the fixtures will require a minimum of
maintenance. The lamp is placed so high that it can
never be seen at any normal angle from the floor.
4. The single lamp system is employed. This being
more efficient and less costly than if several lamps
were employed; moreover "lamp shadows" on the
glass panels are avoided.
Nofe — We make a special diffusing shield which may
be placed upon the side of the lamp facing the
congregation. This cuts down to a minimum the bright-
ness on the glass panels facing the congregation, while
it directs a maximum of light in a forward and down-
ward direction, hence no irritating lights hanging be-
tween the congregation and the chancel, and we
accomplish a maximum of attention to the service.
If you are interested in reading a searching analysis
of fundamental principles and latest practice in Church
Lighting, write for our new free booklet.
RAMBUSCH
Designers Decorators and (Draftsmen
2 West 45th St. -^ New York 19. N.Y
Rambusch for Decoration, Murals, Altars, Altar Rails, Pulpits,
Stained Glass Windows and Lighting Fixtures
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Communion
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I
LLUSTRATIVE of the Gorham selec-
tion of Ecclesiastical Appointments,
are the above No. 2589 Tray and
No. 4428 Cover of sterling silver
v/ith 36 individual glass cups. Price
complete $21 1 .00 (subject to change
without notice). Highest quality, last-
ing beauty and liturgical correctness
characterize all Gorham wares.
A onverting rapidly from War goods,
V we are already currently producing:
ALMS BASONS HONOR ROLLS, BRONZE
ALTAR CROSSES CANDLESTICKS, BRASS
CHALICES MEMORIAL TABLETS, BRONZE
ALTAR DESKS PATENS VASES CIBORIA
COMMUNION SETS BAPTISMAL BOWLS
Everything for the Church in Bronze
Other items soon will be available. Center
your choice upon GORHAM, for the tradi-
tional dignity of design and mastercrafts-
manship in execution which have distin-
guished our wares for 115 years.
80 Adelaide Ave.
Providence 7,
Rhode Island
America's Leading Silversmifhs since 1837
DAVIS ART GLASS
COMPANY, INC.
Established 1888
Stained and Decorative glass
Memorial windows for
Churches and Institutions
We also install window ventilators and
do skillful repair work.
3922 Olive Street
St. Louis 8, Missouri
FRanklln 6640
CHURCH
CALENDAR
SERVICE
SOLVES THE PROBLEM OF A
PARISH NEWS BULLETIN
An attractive offset printed, four-
page bulletin, with two pages
devoted to a pictorial presentation
of the Church's work around the
world. Two outside pages left
blank for mimeographing or print-
ing of local news or program.
Every parish should have a con-
stant flow of information to its
people — this printed bulletin
solves the problem. Not issued for
July and August.
Available for weekly, monthly
or special occasion use. Price,
50 cents a hundred sheets,
postpaid. Send for trial order
— or ask for samples.
THE CHURCH
CALENDAR SERVICE
OF THE
General Council of
Congregational Christian Churches
287 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y.
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f-^ubilcationS of the Ljenercit L^ouncil
The purpose of our General Council is to foster the unity of our
churches in faith and work, and to devise the measures and to
maintain the agencies for the promotion of the common interests
of our Congregational Christian churches.
YEAR BOOK of our Congregational Christian churches, containing
the complete statistics for the current year $1.00
MINUTES OF THE GENERAL COUNCIL MEETING ... 50 cents
THE PER CAPITA — the plan of financial support of the General
Council, our State Conferences and Local Associations. . . .Free
WHY MINISTERS?— A layman's booklet concerning the minister's
life and work 10 cents each; $ 1 .00 a dozen
THE DEACON AND A STUDY OUTLINE ON DUTIES OF THE
DEACON Free
CHURCH CALENDAR SERVICE— samples of the Calendar and a
folder, containing full information, sent on request.
50 cents per 1 00
A MANUAL OF PROCEDURE— services of reception into care of
Association, of Licensure, Ordination, Installation. 5 cents each
FORMS OF PUBLIC SERVICES— Licensure, Ordination, Installation,
Receiving of Candidates in Care of Association, and the Institute
ing of Lay Preachers 5 cents each
THE CAMBRIDGE PLATFORM— abridged from first edition (1648)
1 0 cents
Send your requests to
THE GENERAL COUNCIL OF THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
287 Fourth Avenue ■ New York 10, N. Y.
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"PRAYERS FOR THE MINISTER'S DAY." Edited by Thomas A. Goodwin. 25 cents
each.
A beautiful booklet of 64 pages, with personal prayers for almost every situation,
from the intimate experience of many ministers. A most for every pastor!
THE MANUAL FOR CHURCH MEMBERS, by Frederick L. Fogley. 5 cents each.
For the instruction and information of church members and for prospective members.
Every family in the parish should have a copy.
THE MEANING OF THE CHURCH SERVICE, by Charles E. McKinley. 10 cents each.
The various parts of the church service as the seven elements of public worship help-
fully explained. For young people and adults.
A GUIDE FOR THE CHRISTIAN YEAR. 15 cents each.
The great historic days and seasons presented with a brief note and suitable readings
and prayers for the great days of the church.
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES, by Frederick L. Fagley. 25 cents each.
The history, teachings and principles of the churches with an outline of denominational
organization and a history of the missionary agencies. A chapter on the history of the
Christian churches.
THE CHRISTIAN'S COMMITMENT. 48 pp. and cover. A NEW TEXTBOOK. 15 cents
each.
The material prepared by a committee of California pastors. Twelve lessons with space
provided for the pupil's answers.
OTHER TEXTBOOKS FOR THE PASTOR'S CLASS: Christian Faifh and Purpose, a
Catechism by Richard H. Bennett, 5 cents each; Christian Teachings, a first book in
Christian belief, 5 cents each; We 6e//eve, six lessons on the Statement of Faith, 3 cents
each; A Brief Textbook, catechetical, 3 cents each; My Church, a complete guide for
the training of both youth and adults in the meaning of church membership; ieoder's Manual
(which also includes pupil's material), $1.00; Pupil's Book, 60 cents.
PASTORAL COUNSELING, by Raymond Calkins. 10 cents each.
The possibilities and importance of this phase of the minister's work ably handled.
WHAT THE CHURCH HAS TO OFFER. 56 pp., art cover, by Roy L. Minich. 1 0 cents each.
This much needed booklet answers such important questions as: What does my church
believe? What is its purpose? How does my church work? In short, for what does my
church really stand? Especially valuable for new members and those considering church
membership.
RELIGION IN THE HOME SERIES. Short services suitable for family use. One cent
each.
Meditation for Good Friday, Mother's Day in Your Home, Opening Day of School
Service, Thanksgiving in the Home, Family Christmas Services, New Year's Day
Service.
"A CHRISTIAN IDEAL OF MARRIAGE," by Robbins W. Barstow. 10 cents each,
$1.00 dozen.
A small booklet every prospective bride and groom should have.
DO YOU KNOW? 1 6 pp. and cover. By Howard J. Chidley. 2 cents each.
The teachings of Protestant Christianity.
THE MINISTER'S QUARTERLY (replacing The Seminar Quarterly). 36 pages of new
and original material. Goius Glenn Atkins, Editor. 1 year, 50 cents; 2 years, $1.00.
COMPLETE SEASONAL HELPS: Advent, Lent, Pentecost.
Send for a complete list of publications or write your needs to
THE COMMISSION ON EVANGELISM
AND DEVOTIONAL LIFE
u 287 Fourth Avenue • New York 10, N. Y. J
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FR AM INGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS
The Reverend Bernard T. Drew, Pastor
Side chapel dedicated on Easter Day, 1946
in memory of the men and women of this
Church who served in World War II.
One of the many recent installations by
WHITTEMORE ASSOCIATES, INC.
16 AsHBURTON Place, Boston 8, Massachusetts
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