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HELD WITH THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CORUNNA, MICHIGAN

OCTOBER 3 AND 4, 1929

INCLUDING THE CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS AND STATISTICAL TABLES

MODERATOR, REV. THOMAS TOY, LANSING CLERK, MISS ZELDA WATERS, EAST LANSING

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Minutes of the Ninety-fourth Annual Meeting _

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SHIA W ASSEE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION

HELD WITH THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CORUNNA, MICHIGAN

OCTOBER 3 AND 4, 1929

INCLUDING THE CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS AND STATISTICAL TABLES

MODERA TOR, REV. THOMAS TOY, LANSING CLERK, MISS ZELDA WATERS, EAST LANSING

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NOTICE

Place of Next Meeting-Pennsylvania Avenue Baptist Church, Lansing.

Time of Meeting-October 2-3, 1930.

Preacher of Annual Sermon-Rev. James W.

Johnson.

Alternate Preacher-Rev. George Goodrich.

DIRECTORY OF THE SHIAWASSEE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION OF THE MICHIGAN BAPTIST CONVENTION

1929-1930 Officers

Moderator-Rev. Thomas Toy, 1120 North Pennsylvania Avenue, Lansing.

Clerk-Miss Zelda Waters, 208 Kedzie Street, East Lansing.

Treasurer-Mr. J. S. Carpenter, Ovid.

Church School Superintendent-Rev. Donald T. Grey, 324 South Fair- view Avenue, Lansing.

Member State Board of Managers-Mr. P. A. Johnson, 908 West Shia- wassee Street, Lansing.

Delegate to State Convention-Rev. George H. Hudson, R. F. D. No 5, Lansing.

Committees

Promotion-Rev. George H. Hudson, Rev. Donald T. Grey, Rev. James W. Johnson.

Ordination--Rev. Levi Miller, Rev. George Goodrich, Rev. G. S. North- rup.

Officer. of the Woman'. Missionary Society

President-Mrs. I. L. Dixon, 212 South Cedar Street, East Lansing.

Vice-President-Mrs. Edith Bearup, Okemos.

Secretary-Treasurer-Mrs. H. C. Coykendall, 1011 Mahlon Street, Lansing.

Officers of the Young People'. Association

President-Merritt Hineline, 1215 West Washtenaw Street, Lansing.

First Vice-President-Ilo Dutcher, Corunna.

Second Vice-President-J oy Parsons, Durand.

Third Vice-President-Bruce Miller, Durand.

Fourth Vice-President-Iris Spies, Corunna.

Secretary-Bernadine Cary, 602 North Fairview Avenue, Lansing.

Treasurer-Dallas Parker, 911 Mahlon Street, Lansing.

Adult Advisor-Rev. Thomas Toy, 1120 North Pennsylvania Avenue, Lansing.

MINUTES OF THE NINETY-FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHIAWASSEE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION HELD AT THE

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, CORUNNA, MICHIGAN, OCTOBER 3-4, 1929

Thursday Morning

The opening session was called to order by the moderator, Rev.

George H. Hudson, and we were led in a short song service by Rev. G.

S. Northrup. Mrs. Harold Slocum assisted at the piano. The address of welcome was given by Rev. Harold Slocum, pastor of the entertaining church. There was a brief response by the moderator.

Rev. Frank L. Currey, Director of Evangelism of the Michigan Baptist Convention, conducted a conference on evangelism. Consider- able emphasis was placed on pastoral oversight and personal visitation.

The annual sermon was delivered by Rev. Levi Miller.

Thursday Afternoon

This session was called to order by the moderator. There was a short talk by Rev. E. A. Shulls, representing the Baptist Old People's Home, Maywood, Illinois. The following committees were appointed: Reso- lutions-Rev. Donald T. Grey, Rev. G. S. Northrup, and Rev. George Goodrich; Nominations-Rev. J. I. Tower, Rev. Levi Miller, and Mr. J.

S. Carpenter; Obituary-Mrs. Harold Slocum, Mrs. R. M. Stichler, and Mrs. J. S. Carpenter.

The church letters were now read by the clerk, which included the following churches: Antrim; Bath; Byron; Chesaning; Corunna; Du- rand; Elsie; Lansing, First; Lansing, German-American; Lansing, Penn- sylvania Avenue; Lansing, Olivet; .Okemos; Ovid; Vernon; and William- ston.

A very stimulating and helpful conference on religious education was led by Rev. Donald T. Grey. Short talks were given by Mrs. I. L.

Dixon, Mrs. E. V. Samford, and Rev: G. S. Northrup, on the theme,

"Planning and Conducting \Vorship Progran's in the Church School", followed by discussion. Ahijah Adams, one of the Corunna young people, led in a short worship period, assuming that the audience was a . Young People's Department in the Church School. Short talks were also given by Rev. E. D. Wright, Mrs. Harold Slocum, and Rev. Thomas Toy, on the theme, "Improvements in Our Church School", followed by

discussion. Attention was called to an exhibit of literature used in various church schools of the Association.

Thursday Evening

The session was called to order by the moderator. The song service was led by Rev. Harold Slocum. The devotional service was led by Rev. Thomas Toy. Rev. Ralph Taylor Andem, Executive Secretary of the Michigan Baptist Convention, delivered the address of the evening.

He stressed the idea of placing Christ at the very center of the church's program of activities.

Friday Morning

We were called to order by the moderator and led in song by Rev.

Ceorge Goodrich. Rev. George H. Hudson led in the devotional service.

Business was next in order. The report of the Ordination committee was giv·en and accepted. The report of the committee on Evangelism was given and accepted. The Obituary committee reported the loss of the following members from the churches of the Association: Byron -Mrs. Sarah Fisher, March 9, 1929, age 84 years; Fred DeVore, April 5, 1929, age 65 years; and Mrs. Ella Sheldon, July 12, 1929, age 74 years; Corunna-·Mrs. Cemantha Gale, February 8, 1929; Mrs. Anna Beckwith, March 1, 1929; Mrs. Abbie Brands, June 4, 1929; and Mrs.

Lanaska Porter, June 11, 1929; Lansing, First--J. R. Schell, June 18, 1 V28; Mrs. Susan Nostrant, October 27, 1928; Rosamond Ludwig, Oc- tobt'r 27, 1 !l28; Mrs. O. J. Reniger, January 18, 1929; Mrs. Elizabeth Saunders, January 31, 1\)29; and Edward Norman, January 4, 1929.

Lansing, Olivet-James Small, January 27, 1929; Mrs. Helen Morris, August 3, 1929; Mrs. Bessie Andrews, February 17, 1929; and Mrs.

Flank Sheffield, September 29, 1928; Ovid-Holton Carter, November 2D, I!J28, age 75 years, Mrs. Holton Carter, November 9, 1928, age 76 years; Mrs. R. M. Cross, May 2!J, 1928, age 64 years; and Dr. C. D.

Snover, January 30, HJ29; Vernon-·Mrs. M. M. Byington, March 24,

192~), age )<3 years; Mrs. George Crossett, Oct. 23, 1928, age 42 years;

Richard Ganssley, Dec. 20, 1928, age 16 years; S. Hoadley, July 1929, past 80 years; and Mrs. Anna Horton, Sept. 14, 1929, age 77 years;

Williamston-Mrs. O. D. Corwin, Nov. 20, 1928. Prayer was offered by Rev. G. S. Northrup. This list is quite incomplete due to a lack of reports from the other churches.

The report of the Nominating committee was read and accepted. The election followed. The report of the Resolutions committee was de- ferred to the afternoon session. The standing committees were

;'ppointed for the ensuing year.

A conference on rural and town churches was now led by Rev.

Charles G. Morse, Director of Town and Country Churches of the Michigan Baptist Convention. There was discussion concerning the ministry of the church outside of its own local situation.

Friday Afternoon

Auspices Woman's Missionary Society

The afternoon session was presided over by Mrs. I. L. Dixon. Follow- ing a song service, prayer was offered by Mrs. Edith Bearup. The Res- olutions committee gave the following report, which was referred to as

"findings" :

I-Push visitation evangelism. Tie in the folks on the circumference through the Home Department!

2-Preach belief in God.

3-Use more care on worship in the Sunday School!

4-Use the best Sunday School lessons-not the cheapest!

5-Push the pastor's class for personal evangelism!

6-Churches must consider the whole neighborhood as their respon- sibility!

7-The Association must see the opportunities to revive the smaller field under the larger-parish plan!

8-Put more intelligent passion into missionary work!

9-Every member and every activity of the church must manifest true loyalty to Christ!

There was also an expre~sion of appreciation for the hospitality of the Corunna church, and in particular for the services of Mrs. Harold Slocum at the piano.

The report of the secretary-treasurer was read and approved. The roll call brought the following response: Antrim-I; Bath-2; Byron -3; Chesaning-2; Corunna-5; De Witt-I; Durand-2; Elsie-2;

Lansing, First-3; Lansing, Pennsylvania Avenue-3; Lansing, Olivet -3; Okemos-8; Owosso-2; and Vernon-5. Reports were given by each of the department secretaries---Children's World Crusade, Mrs.

Harold Slocum; Christian Americanization, Miss Zelda Waters; Mis- sionary Education, Mrs. Robert Crabb; Missionary Literature, Mrs. G.

D. Royce. Mrs. Hattie Tagg, Mrs. O. D. Canfield, Rev. G. S. Northrup, and Rev. Thomas Toy spoke briefly on the Christian Americanization work. The president appointed Mrs. Edna Andrews as Secretary of the World Wide Guild to fill the vacancy due to the resignation of Mrs.

Elizabeth Reasoner. Mrs. Charles G. Morse of Lansing presented the Second Survey of the Fields and Work of the Northern Baptist Con- vention in a very attracth·e manner and urged everyone to read it.

The nominating committee was appointed as follows: Mrs. Truman Rideout, 521 North Pennsylvania Avenue, Lansing; Mrs. Fred Kelsie, Byron; and Mrs. C. H. Watts, Chesaning. Mrs. Glen Haggerty, Corunna, the newly appointed chairman of the Reading Contest, was then intro- duced.

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Mrs. J. L. Donaldson, Flint, State chairman of the Reading Contest, led a very interesting conference on missionary education and the read- ing contest.

Mrs. Charles Gibbs, returned missionary from China, stated a few of the missionary problems of China.

Rev. A. C. Darrow of Burma spoke in a very interesting way of his experiences and work in Burma.

The offering amounted to $8.38. A very beautiful offertory was ren- dered by Mrs. Vivian Hix of Owosso.

Miss Zelda Waters of Lansing led in a brief devotional service, using as her theme, "My Call". Prayer was offered by Mrs. Charles Gibbs and Mrs. C. H: Watts.

Mrs. Robert Crabb presented a missionary education certificate to the Corunna church; second year seals to the De Witt and Durand churches; and third year seals to the Olivet church, Lansing, and First church, Lansing.

The president announced that the Basket Picnic would be at Bath on the third Friday of April.

Rev. J. I. Tower pronounced the benediction.

Friday Evening

Auspices Young People's Association

About eighty-five persons sat down to the Fellowship Banquet. Earl Skinner of Owosso presided and led in the singing of fun songs and hymns. The report of the Nominating committee was accepted and those named were declared elected.

Rev. A. C. Darrow of Burma gave a splendid address touching on some of the most vital teachings of the Master. He emphasized the sacredness of personality, the solidarity of the human race, and the greatness of service.

Rev. George Dawkins, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Jack- son, delivered a very eloquent address on the theme, "Liabilities and Assets", saying that our liabilities might be turned into assets with the help of God and individual effort. Our "weaknesses" can become our

"strength" if we have faith. He referred to history in proof of this, mentioning Christ, Paul, Bunyan, and others.

The closing prayer was offered by Rev. Ralph Taylor Andem, Exe- cutive Secretary of the Michigan Baptist Convention. Adjourned.

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REPORT OF ASSOCIATIONAL DUES PAID TO THE CLERK OF THE SHIAWASSEE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION AT THE

TIME OF THE ANNUAL MEETING Churches

Antrim Bath Byron Chesaning Corunna DeWitt Durand Elsie Haslett Lansing, First

Lansing, German-American Lansing, Pennsylvania Avenue Lansing, Olivet

Okemos Ovid Owosso Perry Vernon Williamston

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Amount Paid

$ .75 .91 3.06 3.18

20.00 5.00 1.00 4.20 10.00 1.50

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CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE SHIAWASSEE BAPTIST ASSOCIA TlON

Constitution

Article I-This Association shall be known as the Shiawassee Bap- tist Association.

Article 2-The object of this Association shall be to gather infor- mation as to the state of the churches; to promote Christian fellowship;

and to advance the various missionary enterprises of the denomination.

Article 3 -This Association shall be composed of Baptist churches which approve of this constitution and work in harmony with the same.

Article 4-This Association shall meet ann';lally on the first Thurs- day and Friday of October.

Article 5-All members of the individual churches of the Asso- ciation are eligible to attend as delegates, and are entitled to all the privileges of the Association.

Article 6-The officers of this Ass()ciation shall be a moderator, clerk, treasurer,church school superintendent, one member of the Board of Managers of the State Convention, and one delegate to the State Convention. The delegate to the State Convention shall serve as our member on the Nominating Committee at the time of the State Con- vention, and also be chairman of the Association Promotion Committee.

Article 7-Each church shall send to the clerk at the time of the annual meeting, a letter containing facts of interest regarding the con- dition of the local church, accomplishments during the past year, with any special programs in the making for the future. The church clerks shall be careful for the sake of the Obituary Committee to give cor- rectly the full name, age, and date of death, of all members of our local churches called to their reward during the past year.

Article 8-This constitution may be amended at any annual meeting, provided that notice of the amendments be given one year previous.

By-Laws

I-Each session shall open and close with prayer.

2-Each meeting shall be governed by the parliamentary usagl' COmmon to such gatherings.

3-The order of business shall be arranged by the program com- mittee, subject to the vote of the Association as represented by dele- gates present at the opening session of the annual meeting.

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4-A Nominating committee composed of three delegates from as many churches shall be appointed at the opening session of each annual meeting.

5-The Program committee shall consist of the moderator, clerk, pastor of the entertaining church, and presiding officers of all auxiliary associational organizations.

B-The clerk shall receive ten dollars annually for his services.

7-The moderator shall appoint at each annual meeting of the Association a Promotion committee to consist of three members and an Ordination committee to consist of three members. These committees shall be standing committees. Temporary committees shall consist of the following, with three members on each committee: Obituary and Resol- utions.

8-It shall be the duty of the Promotion committee to itemize a definite program of objectives for the several churches of the Asso- dation in co-ordination with the State Convention program and the program of the Northern Baptist Convention, and to present the same with recommendation to the Association at its annual meeting.

9-Each church shall make a contribution toward the expenses of the State Convention to the extent of two cents per member, and toward the expenses uf the Association to the extent of three cents per member.

lO-These by-laws may be changed at any annual meeting by a ma- jority vote of delegates present.

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