MINUTES OLD MOUNT ZION ASSOCIATION FREE WILL BAPTISTS. Association Building

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1 MNUTES of the 38th Annual Session of OLD MOUNT ZON ASSOCATON of FREE WLL BAPTSTS Convened At Association Building August 9-11, 1979 The next session of Old Mount Zion Association will convene at the Association Building Beginning on Thursday night before the first Sunday in August, ELD. ELDON BAGWELL, Moderator Route 1 Hindsville, Ar SS. WLLE BOHANNAN, Clerk Route 3, Box 92 Huntsville, Ar ELD. GORDEN BRADSHAW To Deliver The ntroductory Sermon ELD. CECL CASE Alternate

2 ORDER OF BUSNESS Association called to order by the Moderator and in his absence, by the Clerk. 2. ntroductory Sermon. 3. Appointment of Committee on Committees by the Moderator. 4. Letters from churches composing the Association called for, read, and messengers invited to seats. 5. Corresponding Associations. 6. Right hand of fellowship. 7. Call for letters from newly organized churches. 8. Reading of the Constitution and Rules of Order by the Moderator or Clerk. > 9. Election of permanent officers. 1. Reports of committees appointed last Association and other unfinished business; Report of new committees. New business. Who shall preach the ntroductory Sermon? Reading and adopting minutes. Adjournment. PROCEEDNGS The 138th annual session of Old Mount Zion Association of Free Will Baptists met in regular session on August 9, 1979 at 7:3 P.M. at the Association Building. This session was officially called to order by our moderator, Elder Eldon Bagwell. Congregational singing was conducted by Elder Darwin Kelton, Dorothy Lathrope as pianist. Songs, "Tis So Sweet To Trust n Jesus," " Would Not Be Denied" and "Wont t Be Wonderful There"; Prayer by Bro. Jesse Carothers; Scripture reading, St. John 4:31-38 _by our moderator... After a word of welcome Brother Bagwell commented on the theme for this session of the Association,.. "Look on the fields; for they are white already to harvest." An altar of prayer was offered. Special in song, "ll Firmly Promise You" by Elder Glen Faulkner. Our moderator introduced Elder Loren Collins to deliver the evening message. Scripture text Hebrew 3; theme, "Consider the Apostle and High Priest of our profession, Christ Jesus"; Congregational number, "Kneel at the Cross." Prayer by Elder Eldon Bagwell. Church letters were called for, read and all regularly elected delegates, ordained ministers and deacons were given the right hand of fellowship by the moderator and seated as the body sang, "Tell t To Jesus." Twenty four churches responded witr. letters, delegates, one or both at this time. Appointment of Committee on Committees was made at this time as follows: Elders Arthur Lee Galloway, Willie Capps, Cecil Garrison, Harvey Butler and Gorden Bradshaw. Motion carried to adjourn until 9:3 A.M. on Friday. Benediction: Elder Luther Jones.

3 FRDAY MORNNG SESSON Elder Tommy Day directs congregational singing with Becky Hendrix as pianist; Prayer offered by Elder Terry Mudd; Scripture reading Nehemiah 4:6; Prayer by Elder Cecil Garrison. Letters were called for from newly organized churches: Trinity Church of Green Forest presented a petitioning letter. A motion carried to receive Trinity Free Will Baptist Church into Old Mount Zion Association. Bentonville Free Will Baptist Church presented a petitioning letter to the council meeting on Nov. 4, 1978 and was received by the council meeting at that time. The Home Mission Board recommended that we receive their letter and delegates. A motion carried that they be received into Old Mount Zion Association and their delegates seated. Corresponding Associations: A letter and delegation was received from Old Union Association of United Baptists. "Rules of Order" and "Constitution" were read by the moderator. ELECTON OF PERMANENT OFFCERS Moderator - Elder Eldon Bagwell, re-elected by acclamation. Assistant Moderator - Elder Loy Counts, re-elected. Clerk Treasurer - Sister Willie Bohannan, nominated and re-elected by acclamaton. Assistant Clerk - Elder Lowell Bradley nominated and unanimously elected. The association voted to receive a special offering for Sister Willie Bohannan as a love offering for 3 years of faithful service as association clerk. Amount received... $16.. Motion carried to adjourn business. Elder Curtis Bearden pronounced the benediction. FRDAY, 11: OCLOCK SERVCE Services opened with congregational singing conducted by Elder Loyd Thomas, Wilma Phillips at the piano. Following many prayer requests, ElderRufus Young offered prayer. Elder Anthony Lane was introduced by the moderator to deliver the message. Bro. Lane read various scriptures including Amos 3:3 and Lev. 26. Text: "Can two walk together, except they be agreed?" An invitation was given. Benediction: Elder Jack Wilcox. FRDAY AFTERNOON SESSON Congregational singing conducted by Elder Willie Capp; Mable Phillips, pianist. Scripture lesson St. Matt. 6:1-5; Rom. 12: 5-21 read by Bro. Bagwell; Prayer by Bro. Alvin Harrington. Committee on Committees reports as follows: -1-

4 (Brothers and Sisters) TEMPERANCE: Alfred Atchley, Fay Phillips, Mildred Hale, Nadine Hamilton and Zella Vanhook. SUNDAY SCHOOLS: Ann Johnson, Theodore Woodward Lena Phillips, Barbara Davis and JoAnn Hodge. UNON OF CHURCHES: Bob Franklin, Russell Plumlee Allie Johnson, Mary Phillips, Theo Johnson....NON-R~PRESENTED CHURCHES: Kendall Bohlen, Wayne Casey, Ricky Robmson, Mary Kelton, and Wanda Hendrix. FNANCE: Margaret Shaver, Phyllis Johnson, Velma Phillips Donna Doyle, Verlon Napier.. DVNE SERVC!p: (suggested) Bruce Phillips,. Roy Edgmon, Clyde Johnson, Jack Morris and Jack Boyd.. Motion carried to elect, by acclamation, the five committee men as suggested by the Committee on Committees to serve on Divine Service. RESOLUTONS: Loy Counts, Bobby Shepherd, Lester Harp, Noel Easterling and Jack Wilcox. OBTUARY: David Todd, Leta Mae Scott, Betty Bond, Ethel McGarrah, JoAnn Maze. Motion carried to receive the fore-going report of the Committee on Committees. As spokesman for the Executive Board, Elder Lonnie Burks makes a report on the White Oak Church. A petitioning letter was presented from the White Oak Church. Motion carried to re-instate White Oak Church into the Association. Report of the Youth Camp Board was given by Elder Leon Hodge. Motion carried to receive the Youth Camp Board Report. Elder Leon Hodge makes a report on the work done at Trinity Free Will Baptist Church in Green Forest. Elder David Todd reports on the work at the Harrison Mission and desires prayers of all that the church might be established and move forward. Motion carried to receive the report of the Home Mission Board. Motion carried to receive the report on Temperance and discharge the committee. - Motion carried to receive the report on Sunday Schools and discharge the committee. Motion carried to receive the report on Non-represented churches and discharge the committee. Motion carried to receive the report on the Union of Churches and discharge the committee.. Report of the Examining Council was given by Elder Clyde Johnson. Motion carried to receive the report of the Examining Council. Report of the Executive Board given by Elder Claude Hendrix. Motion carried to receive the report of the Executive Board. Womens Auxiliary report was given by Sister Virginia Johnson. Motion carried to receive report of Womens Auxiliary. -2-

5 Report on Old Mt. Zion News Letter given by Sister Virginia Johnson. Motion carried to receive the News Letter report, as given. A rising vote of thanks was given Sister Virginia Johnson for the splendid job she has performed in preparing the Old Mount Zion News Letter and her generous Labor of Love. EXECUTVE BOARD MEMBER: Elder Cecil Garrison re-elected for a term of five years. YOUTH CAMP BOARD: Elder David Watson elected for a term of five years. A rising vote of thanks was given Elder Bobby Shepherd for nine years of faithful service on the Youth Camp Board.. EXAMNNG COUNCL MEMBER: Elder Noel Easterling was re-elected for a term of three years. TRUSTEE MEMBER: Brother Roy Edgmon was elected as trustee of Association property for a term of five years. Motion carried to adjourn business until 9:3 Saturday morning. Benediction: Bro. Frank Mann. FRDAY NGHT SERVCE Songs: "Theres a Great Day Coming," "Just a Little Talk With Jesus," and "ll Have. a New Life," Brother Carl Johnson directing, Mary Collins at the piano; Altar of Prayer. There were five special songs: "Paul, m Counting on You", by Sister Mary Napier; "ll See You n The Rapture," by Jesse Carothers; "Victory n Jesus," by Raymond Hutton; "A New Name n Glory," by Bagwell-Collins Quartet; "He Wipes Away All The Tears," by Leona and Suzanne Bagwell; Prayer by Preston Bumgarner. Elder Bobby Shepherd delivered the message from Phillippians 2:5-11. Text: "Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus." An altar call was g~ven. The moderator called 24 ordained ministers to come forward and help with the breaking of the bread for the communion service. Elder Norman Cline and Lonnie Burks asks the blessing on the communion which was served by nine ordained deacons. Forty-seven men and forty-seven women took part in feet washing. A special offering was taken that netted $ SATURDAY MORNNG SESSON "Press Along To Glory Land," and "Hallelujah!We Shall Rise" were sung as Elder Cecil Garrison directed with Debbie Vanhook at piano. Bro. Bagwell reread S. John 4:35, the theme for this session of the Association; also, Luke 19:13 commenting on both scriptures; prayer, Elder Sammie Lane. Ordained ministers and ordained deacons who were not previously present were seated at this time. -3-

6 The Radio Program Report was given by Elder Bobby Shepherd. Motion carried to receive the Radio Program Report. Motion carried to continue the Radio Program with Elder Bobby Shepherd as Radio Pastor. Sister Pearl Archer was nominated and re-elected as Clerk-Treasurer of the Radio Program. Motion carried to receive the Quarterly Council Meeting Report as given by Elder Loy Counts. Motion carried to receive a partial report of the Obituary Committee and retain them. Motion carried to have the obituaries of Estes Phillips, Dorothy Pebble Luallan, Fred S. Evans, Katie Counts Langham and James Richard Pitts printed in our minutes. (By request).. Delegates to the Arkansas State Association of Free Will Baptists: Hazel Easterling, Mary Kelton, Ruby Wolf, Shirley Galloway and Juanita Shepherd. Delegates to Old Union Association of United Baptists: Elder David Todd, Sister Evelyn Todd and Bro. Roy Edgmon.. A standing vote of thanks was offered by Eld. Gordon Bradshaw to God for his goodness and for his wonderful works unto the children of men! (Us). Motion carried to receive the report of the Divine Service Committee and retain the committee. Motion carried to dismiss the Divine Service Committee that was appointed in Motion carried to dismiss the Committee on Committees. Motion carried to dismiss business until1:3 P.M. Benediciton: Elder Rex McMaHan. MEMORAL SERVCE Songs: "ll Meet You n The Morning," and "Precious Memories" Elder Claude Hendrix directing, Becky Hendrix pianist.. A special donation was presented to clerk, Sister Willie Bohannan, honoring her for 3 years of service as clerk, in the old Mount Zion Association of Free Will Baptists; prayer by Elder Eldon Bagwell. Special: "Saved Through Jesus Blood" by Sister Wanda Hendrix. Elder Jim Spurlock reads the list of the deceased members of the respective churches of the Association. Bro. Spurlock reads and comments on Rev. 14: He also reads a poem, "t is not death to die." Elder Layton Porter brings the message using the following scripture: Thes. 4:13-18; St. John 1:11 and Cor. 15:2-28. An old time hand shake was enjoyed by all while the congregation sang, "f We Never Meet Again." Benediction: Elder Tommie Day. Song: "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms"; Scripture Rom. 6:23 and St. John 4:36 read by Moderator, followed by prayer. Motion carried to receive the report of the Finance Committee and dismiss them. -4-

7 Motion carried to discharge the Obituary Committee. Elder Bobby Shepherd gave a report on the Youth Camp Board activities. Motion carried to receive the foregoing report. Youth Camp Board recommends that the playground be improved. Motion carried to adopt this plan as presented by the Youth Camp Board. Whereas, seeing the need for recreational facilities for our young people, especially during time of encampment, the Youth Camp Board recommends the following: Be it resolved, first, that the Association gives approval to the Youth Camp Board to build a volley ball/basketball and tennis court combination in the form of a concrete slab on the Association property. Second, that a special fund be established for financing of said project. Third, that $5. be taken from the general association and Youth Camp Fund to spearhead the project. Motion carried to accept the report of the Resolutions Committee for discussion Resolution No. 1 adopted. Resolution No. 2 adopted. Motion carried to give the women a rising vote of thanks for preparing the food. Motion carried to elect Bro. William McGarrah to serve four years on unexpired term of James Spears on the Home Mission Board. Elder Jack Morris re-elected to a five year term on the Home Mission Board. Motion carried to pay off the balance owed to the Home Mission Board, ($5.) from the Association General Fund. Motion carried to increase the amount paid by each church to the Association Clerk to $1 each. Motion carried to print 12 minutes. Motion carried proposing that a letter be sent to each church of the association suggesting that each send in a special offering to the Association Minute Fund to help defray the unpaid balance on the minute books for Motion carried that each church give $1. for each minute book that the church wants next year, 198. Motion carried to discharge the Resolution Committee. Elder Rex McMaHan shared his testimony with us; also giving each an invitation to Old Union Association. The Hope Free Will Baptist Church will be in charge of the Communion Service for the association when it convenes in August 198. Motion carried to hire a custodian to vacuum floors and to clean the Association Building. Motion carried to adjourn until 7:3 P.M. on Thursday night before the first Sunday in August, 198. Benediction: Elder Clyde Johnson.. -5-

8 SATURDAY NGHT SERVCE [By Our Youth] Elder Ernest Johnson, Youth Camp Board Member, had charge of the Old Mt. Zion Association Youth Service on Saturday night. The service opened with congregational singing directed by Elder Darwin Kelton with Mark Kelton at the piano; prayer by Elder Loy Counts. We praise the Lord for the large attendance at the Youth Service. Twelve churches participated in the program. Georgia Phillips of the Mt. Zion Church sang, "Searching." The youth from Pilgrims Rest, sang, "Gods Wonderful People." Three numbers were delivered by the youth from Hope, "Washed n The Blood Of Christ," "Born Again Children" and "Thats When He Wrote My Name n The Book." Freedom also rendered three numbers, "Walking On The Heaven Road," "Hosanna" and "The House That Was Built On The Rock." Suzanne Bagwell from the Huntsville church sang, "Between The Cross and Heaven" and Jeff Reeves sang, "ll Rise Again." The Youth Choir from Phillips Chapel sang, "Joy Down n My Heart" and "Alleluiah" followed by the presentation of a puppet show, theme "The Good Samaritan." "Tis The Old Time Religion" was sung by the youth from First Fayetteville. A number in song was delivered by the Clifty Chapel Church. "Thank You Lord For our Blessings On Me" and "Come Morning" was sung by the Laverl Day Family from Victory Church. The Elder Darwin Kelton family of the Berryville Church sang "Hes My Friend." "Pauls Ministery" was sung by Mary Napier of the Greenland Memorial Chapel Church. The Trinity Free Will. Baptist Church of Green Forest sang two numbers in song. 1 Elder Thomas Brown delivered the message from Job. 1:1-22 and 2:1-4; text, "Skin for skin, the devil is in town." A free will offering of $ was taken and given to Bro. Brown. The benediction was given by Elder Lowell Bradley. Following the service a wiener roast and good time of fellowship was enjoyed by all. DELEGATES BY CHURCHES [Brothers and Sisters] MT. ZON: Aline Thomas, Lena Phillips and Fay Phillips. HCKORY GROVE: Kendall Bohlen, Carl Yates and Agnes Yates. CHRSTAN HOME: Velma Phillips. PLGRMS REST: van Reynolds, Lee Sizemore, Nadine Hamilton. FARMER: Ann Johnson, Jewell Waldon and Shelby Johnson. HOPE: Mildred Hale, Elsia Vaughan and Thurman Hale. FREEDOM: Wanda Hendrix, Wiloma Edens and Donna Doyle. PLEASANT VALLEY: By Letter. HCKORY FLATT: Ethel Hobbs and Stella Giblon. HUNTSVLLE: Alton Reeves, Theodore Woodward and Yvonne Whittle. -6-

9 PffiLLPS CHAPEL: Bill Curtis, Theo Johnson and Margarete Shaver. ROGERS: Zelia Vanhook, Leta Mae Scott and Ethel McGarrah. OAK GROVE: Russell Plumlee. FAYETTEVLLE: Opal Spears, Allie Johnson and Fletcher Williams. CLFTY CHAPEL: Mary Phillips, Lela Lane and Earlene Stennett. NEW SULPHUR: Susie Foster, Lillie Yell and Buster Yell. EUREKA SPRNGS: Letter Only. FATH: Phyllis Johnson, Babi Blackard, and Betty Bond. FAYETTEVLLE: Betty Lindsay, Ruby Wolfe and Pam Wolfe. FALL CREEK: By Letter Only. PEA RDGE: Abby Lasater, Betty Wilcox and Barbara David. VCTORY: Bob Franklin, Colleen Franklin and Pearl Day. BERRYVLLE: Mary Kelton. CALVARY: JoAnn Maze, Hazel Easterling and Jan Reynolds. MDWAY: Rick Robinson, Shirley Robinson and Ron Murray. GREENLAND MEMORAL CHAPEL: Bill Mayes and Verlon Napier. BENTONVLLE: Mabel Ferguson, Wayne Casey and Linda Robinson. WHTE OAK: Helen DuVall, Garfield Foster and Clyde Smith. TRNTY: Ethel Gardner, Becky Sisco and JoAnn Hodge. QUARTERLY COUNCL MEETNG REPORT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1978 A letter of petition for membership in the Old Mt. Zion Association was presented by the Bentonville Free Will Baptist Church which was organized February 19, Motion carried to accept the church as a member of the Association. Their pastor, Eld. Ace Ferguson and delegates present were given the right hand of fellowship. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, Sister Virginia Johnson was elected as editor of the Old Mount Zion Newsletter to replace Eld. Danny Phillips with Eld. Bobby Shepherd as advisor. Eld. Darwin Kelton was elected to replace Eld. Danny Phillips on the Youth Camp Board. Bro. William McGarrah was elected to replace Eld. James Spears en the Home Mission Board until the Association convenes. SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1979 A letter was read by the chairman informing the delegation that Eld. James L. Spears had joined the Faith Will Baptist Church of Ft. Smith, Arkansas and had been accepted as an ordained minister by the Examining Council of the Zion Hope Association with the request for a letter of recommendation from the Old Mt. Zion Association. Motion carried that a letter be granted recommending Eld. Spears for full fellowship in Zion Hope Free Will Baptist Association. Elder Loy Counts, Chairman Virginia G. Johnson, Secretary -7-

10 GENERAL REPORTS ANNUAL RADO PROGRAM REPORT [August 5, 1978 to August 8, 1979] Carry over from August 5, $ Contributions received ~()tlll... ~Jlf)~jf,{}jf Paid for programs... $1395. _ Blance on hand August 8, $142.7 On Jan. 1,1979 the cost of a program raised from $22.5 to $3. per program. Pearl Archer, Sec. Treas. 225 Gates Ave. Springdale, Arkansas EXECUTVE BOARD REPORT The Executive Board met at Phillips Chapel May 3, Three members were present, Bro. Cecil Garrison, Bro. Loy Counts and Bro. Claude Hendrix; no business called. On April 4, 1979 we were called to organize a church at Green Forest, Arkansas. Trinity Free Will Baptist was organized. Elder Leon Hodge was called as pastor. We were present at all Quarterly Council Meetings. Elder Jim Spurlock, Chairman Elder Claude Hendrix, Secretary REPORT OF EXAMNNG COUNCL We, your Examining Council, during the Associational Year, have examined the following and have recommended them for ordination to the ministry. Candidates Home Church Bro. Glen Faulkner... Huntsville Bro. Ross David... Pea Ridge Bro. Charles Rowland.... Faith Elder Clyde Johnson Chairman Elder Noel Easterling Elder Bruce Phillips "NEWSLETfER" REPORT August, 1978 to August, 1979 Publishing Expenses.... $884.2 Repair of TypeWriters Total Expenses.... $ Contributions Received... $1,

11 The "Old Mount Zion Newsletter" is published Bi-monthly (six issues a year) with 8 copies now being printed of each issue or 4,8 copies annually. The average cost for the past year was approximately 19c per copy. Patsy Vanhooks three missionary "news and prayer" letters were printed and mailed at a cost of $ with $115. received as reimbursement by the Womens Auxiliary groups and individuals in the District Old Mt. Zion Association. Virginia G. Johnson, Editor Elder Bobby Shepherd, Advisor HOME MSSON BOARD REPORT Balance brought forward 8/1/78... $ Offerings received from 8/1/78 to 8/9/ rotal.... $ Amount paid out: Harrison Mission for rent... $175. Harrison Mission for utilities... $28.69 Bentonville Church $5. Total spent... $ Loan to Association on Mower Fund Balance on hand, August 9, $ The amount received from 2/5/79 to 8/9/79 for the Harrison Mission (David Todd Support) was $ Green Forest Church gave $ The Home Mission Board met two times in regular session and three time in special meetings in behalf of the Harrison Mission. Elder Jack Morris, Chairman Elder Lowell Bradley, Sec.-Treas. Al~NUAL ASSOCATON FNANCE REPORT Quarterly offerings and contributions Youth camp fees Youth Camp Contributions Lawn Mower. Contributions Concession stand United Baptist camp Balance from Aug. 1, 1978 Total Expenses: Utilities Phone Lawn Mowing and repair Photographs Mower Camp nsurance Camp literature Groceries for camp Total Expense Bank Balance 8/5/79-9- $ $ $ $ $

12 Balance due on lawn mower Owe Home Mission Fund (loan) Owe General Fund $ DSTRCT WOMANS AUXLARY REPORT The Old Mt. Zion District Womans Auxiliary consists of seven local auxiliaries with a total of 85 active members. During the year from August 1978 to August 1979 a total of $ was received through offerings and special projects. The District Auxiliary paid out the following: Membership dues $16.25; Fees for State Convention $35.; Co-laborer Offering $5.; Emphasis Month for W.N.A.C. General Fund $11.29; Pre-Easter Offering for Foreign Missions $25.61; Pre-Thanksgiving Offering for Home Missions $144.3; District Retreat Speaker, Mary Kelton $25.; State Missions $112.25; Harrison Mission $122.25; Patsy Vanhook Newsletter $15.; Student Loan Fund $25.; Free Will Baptist Foreign Missions $357.78; Free Will Baptist Childrens Home $472.26; nter-coms for Youth Camp $ The fifth annual District Womens Auxiliary Retreat was held September 15-16, 1978 with 57 ladies and teens registered and 11 churches represented. The theme was "Joy Unspeakable" with Mary Kelton as the Special Speaker. Nancy Webb, President DeLane McCoy, Treasurer REPORT OF NEW COMM1"fEES TEMPERANCE We, your committee on temperance, exhort the following; But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance; against such there is no law...f we live in the Spirit, let us also walk in the Spirit." Gal. 5:22, 23, 25. Chairman, Alfred Atchley SUNDAY SCHOOLS We, your committee on Sunday Schools, believe there is great importance in teaching the children in the home and at church. "Train up a child in the way he should go: and when is is old, he will not depart from it." Prov. 22:6 And daily in the temple and in every house, they ceased not to teach and preach Jesus Christ." Act. 5:42. Chairwoman, Ann Johnson UNON OF CHURCHES We, your committee on Union of Churches, submit the following: So far as we know, our churches are all in one accord. "Behold, how good and how pleasant it tis for brethern to dwell together in unity! t is like the precious ointment upon the head: for there the Lord commanded the blessing, even life for evermore." Ps. 133: 1-3. Chairman, Bob Franklin NON-REPRESENTED CHURCHES We, your committee on Non-Represented Churches, find that all the -1-

13 churches of Old Mt. Zion Association have made their annual report. t brings to mind the scripture, "But to do good and to communicate forget not: for with such sacrifices God is well pleased." Heb. 13:16. Chairman, Kendall Bohlen DVNE SERVCE COMMTEE We, your Divine Service Committee, make the following selections: ntroductory Sermon, Elder Gorden Bradshaw, with Elder Cecil Case as alternate: Friday morning, Elder Lester Harp with Elder Dean Morris as Alternate: Friday night Elder David Watson with Elder Dean Benson an Alternate: Saturday morning Elders Willie Capps and Luther Jones. Chairman, Elder Bruce Phillips FNANCE REPORT We, your Finance Committee, submit the following: CHURCH CLERK STATE Mt. Zion... $ 5. $ 2. Hickory Grove Christian Home Pilgrims Rest Farmer Hope..._.. 5., 2. Freedom... ~ Pleasant Valley : Hickory Flat.... _... ~. 5. _- Huntsville ~... ~... ~ Phillips Chapel Rogers Oak Grove Fayetteville First Clifty Chapel New Sulphur Eureka Springs QO ~ai~h ~. Fayetteville Second Fall Creek Pea Ridge Vic~ory ~. Berry-ville... ~ Calvary... ~ 5. ~. Midway Greenland Mem. Chapel White Oak Ben~onville... ~ Trini~y ndividuals.... To~als... $143. $385. LOCAL $ $

14 We recommend that the pastors of each church talk to their members about the insufficiency, of minute funds and send in more money for, minutes. Margaret Shaver, Chairwoman RESOLUTONS No. 1: We recommend that in addition to Resolution No. 4 the following clause be added, "that the board of Home Missions consist of five ordained ministers or deacons in, good standing." No. 2: We recommend that the next session of the Old Mt. Zion Association and all sessions here after meet on the Thursday night before the first Sunday in August. No. 4: We recommend that the Association show their appreciation for the fine food prepared by the ladies by giving them a rising vote of thanks. Elder Loy Counts, Chairman RESOLUTONS: [Permanently Prilited) Resolution No. 1: Be it resolved that the Association set aside Saturday night of the conference each year for the Youth of our Churches to make their reports concerning their work and to be in charge of the worship service for that night, with privilege of selecting a speaker or speakers for that service. No. 2 - That attention be called to Article 3 of the Constitution of this Association, as. terms of receiving members into the local church as, namely: (1) profession of faith; (2) by letter or recommendation; (3) by restoration; (4) by denominational choice. No. 3 - That Article 1, Membership --:- be amended to read: All regularly ordained ministers and deacons of this Association becoming properly credentialed and in full fellowship and good standing in the church of which they are members shall be entitled to seats as a delegate, by virtue of their office. No. 4 - Be it resolved that we give adequate support and approval to Home Mission work in the bounds of the Old Mt. Zion Assoication such as assisting in organizing and establishing new churches. Said work to be under the supervision of the Home Mission Board (Amended August, 1979). Consisting of five ordained ministers or deacons in good standing. No. 5 - Be it resolved that the churches of Old Mt. Zion Association go on record as denouncing the modern doctrine of a second works of grace (following regeneration and calling it the Baptism of the Holy Ghost), as heresy, and unsound doctrine. We warn any church (endorsing such, or having members in their church advocating such) to purge out such or stand risk of losing their place in this Association. -12-

15 No. 6 - Be it resolved, "Any church desiring a resolution to be voted on at setting of Association, send a copy of proposed resolution to each church of Old Mt. Zion Association before Association convenes; that is, if possible." No 7 - (amended); n view of the fact that our Youth Camp has become a reality, we recommend that all churches suppport both the Youth Camp and Home Mission Board. OBTUARES We your Committee on Obituaries find that God has called of our brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus home to be with Him. "And heard a voice from heaven saying unto me, write, blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth: Yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labours; and their works do follow them." Rev. 14:13. Elder David Todd, Chairman Elder Millard Davis [1978] Millard L. Davis, 8 of Monett, died at 12:52 a.m. Sunday at the Springfield Osteopathic Hospital in Springfield following a long illness. Services were held at Bennett-Warmington Chapel in Monett with Rev. Winford Davis officiating. Burial was in the Bethel Cemetery under the direction of Bennett-Wormington Funeral Home. Mr. Davis, a native of Monett, pastored rural churches in Monett and Purdy and was pastor of the Aurora Free Will Baptist Church before moving to Berryville, Arkansas, where he lived for 3 years. He was pastor of the Blue Eye Free Will Baptist Church; A member of Pleasant Valley Free Will Baptist Church and was a World War veteran.. l::lurvivors include his wife, Ruth Davis, four daughters, Mrs. Jean Harris of New London, Wisconsin, Mrs. Virginia Pratt of Belmont, Massachusetts, Mrs. Jackie Judson of Stockton, California and Mrs. Faye Hall of St. Joseph; a step-daughter, Mrs. Colleen Bender of Elkhart, ndiana; a brother, Marvin Davis of Wichita, Kansas; three sisters, Mrs. Beulah Kennedy and Mrs. Charlotte Shepherd, both of Monett and Miss Jane Davis of Nevada; 17 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren, two step-grandsons. i Duster W. Reynolds Duster W. Reynolds died Aug. 25, 1979 at Rogers Memorial Hospital. He was born June 22, 1918 in Newton County. He was a member of the Freedom Free Will Baptist Church. Survivors include the wife, Flora Reynolds of the home; three daughters, Gladys Williams, Modena Mayse and Laverne Ramsey all of Rogers; a brother, Doy Reynolds of Lowell; three sisters, Ophie Carney of Collinsville, Okla., Audrey Watson of Springdale and Dorothy Sams of Lowell; also, nine grandchildren. -13-

16 Elders Luther Jones, Claude Henrix and Bruce Phillips officiated. Burial was at Walnut Hill Cemetery. Hubert Sharp Hubert Sharp, 72, of Prairie Grove, Ark. died March 7, 1979 in a Fayetteville hospital. He was born Sept. 29, 197 at Woodard, Okla., the son of Clara Smith Sharp and John Sharp. He was a member of New Sulphur Free Will Baptist Church. He is survived by two children, Hubert Leroy Sharp, Prairie Grove, Ark. and Clara Mae Sharp Riley of Prairie Grove; burial at Prairie Grove, Ark. Wilborn Wells Brockman Wilborn Wells Brockman, 75, of Prairie Grove area died in a Fayetteville hospital July 31, He was born July 3, 194 at Cane Hill, the son of John L. and Donna Scott Brockman. He was a farmer and a member of the New Sulphur Free Will Baptist Church. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Mary Wilson Brockman of the home, one son, Robert and a daughter, Mrs. Lorene Vickery both of Prairie Grove; One sister, Mrs. Beulah Carey of Eaton, Colo., two brothers, Raymond of Wichita, Ks., and Lloyd of Tahlequah, Okla.; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild; Burial at Prairie Grove. Elder Johnnie Allen Johnnie Edward Allen, 57, died April 19, 1979 in a Fort Smith hospital. He was born Dec. 5, 1922, the son of Ephram and Elizabeth Fredrick Allen. He was a resident of Chester, Veteran of World War and the pastor of the New Sulphur Free Will Baptist Church. Survivors are the widow, Dorothy Allen; one sister, Vera Pooney of Dallas; two brothers, Alex Allen and Burl Allen of Clipatria, Calif.; and two nephews. Burial was in the Vaught Cemetery. Ed Pierce Ed Pierce,.82, of West Fork, Ark., died Dec. 19, He was born Feb. 2, 1896 in Romona, Okla., the son of Charles and May Fisher Pierce. He was a member of the New Sulphur Free Will Baptist Church and had been a deacon there for many years. He was a farmer and a veteran of World War. Survivors are the widow, Emma; two daughters, one son, one brother, one sister, 13 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. James Richard Pitts James Richard Pitts, 12, Rt. 3, Huntsville, Ark. died July 19 after being struck with a brush-hog. He was born April 6, 1967 at Rogers, the son of Jimmy and Marlene West Pitts. He attended the Clifty Chapel Free Will Baptist Church where he was converted a few months ago. He was a 7th grade student at the Huntsville School. -14-

17 n addition to his parents, survivors include two brothers, Jimmy Dean and Jerry DeWayne of the home; one sister, Mrs. Teresa Gail Keeney of Mayfield; paternal grandfather, Robert V. Pitts; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard West of Spring Valley; greatgrandmothers Mrs. Raney Evans of Springdale and Mrs. Edith West of Spring Valley. Services were at Clifty Chapel with Elders Cecil Garrison and Anthony Lane officiating. Claudia M. Cloer. Claudia M. Cloer, 66, was born at Lowell Arkansas Feb. 3, 1913 and died Feb , Springdale, Arkansas. Burial was at Wilson Cemetery, Be~ton Co., Ark. with Elder Loren Collins officiating. A member of Pilgrims Rest Free Will Baptist Church. Grace Jane Martin. Grace Jane Martin, 8, of Garfield, Ark., died Feb. 5, She was born Oct. 6, 1898 at Mundell, Ark. She was a member of the Freedom Free Will Baptist Church and the Eastern Star. Survivors include one daughter, Ruth Pickett of San Diego, Calif.; one brother, Fay Ash of Eureka Springs; one sister, Florence Capps of Clifty; one grandchild. Officiating ministers were Elders A Hollingsworth and Claude Hendrix. Burial was in Redding Cemetery. Emma Nadine Hambrick Emma Nadine Hambrick was born at Marshall, Mo., Feb. 19, 196, the daughter of C.H. and Mary Ledom. She died in the emergency room at the Boone Co. Hospital in Harrison, Ark. Feb. 18, 1979 at the age of Mrs. Hambrick was a retired restaurant worker and owned Deans Cafe on Hwy. 68 E. of Huntsville when she retired. She was a member of the Huntsville Free Will Baptist Church. Services were at Alabam with Elder Cecil Garrison officiating. Reatha Velma Harrington Reatha Velma Harrington, 86, of Rt. 6, Huntsville died May 1, She was born Oct. 23, 1892 at Gaither, Ark. the daughter of Elonzo and Sarah Jones Sims and was a member of the Huntsville Free Will Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, James Alvin Harrington of the home; five sons, Garland and Henry of Fullerton, Calif., Hershel of Huntsville, Fred of Las Cruces, N.M. and Eugene of Little Rock; four daughters, Mrs. rene Jones of Huntsville, Mrs. Jessie Jordon of Pettigrew, Mrs. Sarah Lackburn of Buena Park, Calif., and Mrs. Naomi George of Springdale; one sister, Mrs. Belle Alford of Elmar; 35 grandchildren, 38 great grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services and burial were at Huntsville. Elders Eldon Bagwell and Bruce Phillips officiated..,,,, i :[, 1: ",, :, i!,, : " " i,,,-15- ". :! [ jl

18 Rena Littrell Rena Littrell, 75 of Oak Grove, Ark. was horn November 23, 193 at Oak Grove, Ark. the daughter of Jasper L. and Mary Ellen Ownbey Littrell and passed away December 29, 1978 at the Carroll General Hospital. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Nona Garrett of Tulsa, Ok. and Mrs. Geneva Johnson of Oak Grove, Ark.; a brother and sister-in-law, Hansel and Margaret Littrell of San Bernardino, Ca.; sisters-in-law, Mrs. Flo Littrell, Springfield, Mo. and Mrs. Helen Littrell of Rogersville, Mo., two nieces and two nephews. Miss Littrell was a member of the Oak Grove Freewill Baptist Church and retired post office clerk. Burial was in Hale cemetery with Elder Harvey Butler officiating. Granville. [Dick) Shahan Granville. {Dick) Shahan, 67, of Oak Grove, Ark., was born April 5, 1912 near Green Forest, a son of Ellis and Laura {DuVall) Shahan and passed away Saturday, April 21, 1979 at the Carroll General Hospital in Berryville, Ark: He was preceded in death by one brother and two sisters. Survivors include his wife, Cora {Atchley) Shahan, of the home; one daughter, Mrs. Barbara Plumlee of Oak Grove, one brother, Charlie Shahan,of Muskogee, Ok; one sister, Velara Brawley, of Sanger, Ca.; two grandsons, Larry and Terry Plumlee.and one great-granddaughter, Kristy Plumlee, all of Oak Grove. Mr. Shahan was a member of the Oak Grove Freewill Baptist Church and a retired machine operator and farmer. Burial was in Hale Cemetery with Elder Harvey Butler officiating. Fay E. Humbard Fay E. Humbard, 74, of Oak Grove, Ark. was born February 5, 195 near Oak Grove, a son of Fate and Martha Susan {Minick) Humbard and passed away Tuesday, April 24, 1979 at Cox Medical Center in Springfield, Mo. He was united in marriage on February 17, 1924 to Mattie Davis and they were parents of one child. He was preceded in death by four sisters and three brothers. Survivors include his wife, Mattie Humhard ofthe home, one son, Joe Rex Humbard of Oak Grove; one brother, Ray Humhard of Ca.; two sisters, Edith Drury and Lula Shipman, both of Portland, Ore., two grandchildren and two great-grandchilren. Mr. Humbard was a member and deacon since organization, of the Free Will Baptist Church in Oak Grove and operated the Humbard and Son Grocery in Oak Grove for many years. Burial was in Hale Cemetery with Elders Harvey Butler and C.D. Benton Officiating. Clare P. Beitel Clare P. Beitel, 58, a resident of 45 Hatfield Lane, Springdale, Arkansas, died February 5, 1979 at the VA Hospital in Fayetteville. -16-

19 Born September 8, 192 in Oskaloosa, owa, he was a member of the Fayetteville First Free Will Baptist Church, a veteran of World War and a member of the American Legion. He moved here in 197 from Pineville, Missouri and was a security officer with General Securities. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Verda "Granny" Hayes Beitel of the home; one son, Herbert T. Beitel of Springdale; and one half-brother, Junior White of Des Moines, owa. Burial was in Friendship Cemetery with Rev. Ernest Johnson officiating.. Jacob Marvin Little Jacob Marvin Little, 85, of Nipoma, Ca., died April 26 in San Maria, Calif. Born Nov. 4, 1893 in Kingston, Ark., the son of William and Sarah Kesner Little. He was a Baptist and a retired farmer. Survivors include his wife, Mauda Weathers Little of Springdale; a son, Efton Little of Quincy, Calif.; two daughters, Mrs. Elma Maye Dugeon of Omak, Wash., and Mrs. Evelyn Rummel of Nipomo, Calif; three brothers; Alva Little of Nampa, daho, Carl Little of Sacramento, Calif., and Clyde Little of Springdale, Ark. four sisters, Mrs Angie Charleston, Miss Della Little and Sarah Gray of Boise, daho, Mrs. Mellie Bailey of. Middleton, daho; six granchildren and 15 great-grandchilren. Services were in the Kingston Community Church with the Rev. Tommy Day and the Rev. Bobby Shepherd officiating.. Jerome Robert Russell Jerome Robert Russell was born Feburary 19, 198 in Frankfort, Michigan and passed away March 18, 1979 at his home on Pivot Rock Road, Eureka Springs, Arkansas at the age of 71 years. He was a member of the Eureka Springs Freewill Baptist Church and the Elks Lodge. he had lived in Eureka Springs for six years. Survivors include his wife, Mabel Mae, of the home, one daughter, Patricia Voorhees of Toledo, Ohio; three brothers, John Russell of Berryville, Ark., Willis Russell of Syracuse, New York and Warren Russell of Eureka Springs, two sisters, Merritta Jones of Eureka Springs, Arkansas and Helen Bomyea of Santa Cruz, California. There are four grandchildren and five great grandchilren. Katie l:ounts Langham [By Request] Katie Counts Langham, 75, of Fayetteville died June 3, Born January 27, 194 at Japton, Arkansas, she was the daughter of James N. and Sophrona Neal Counts. She was a homemaker and had been a member of the Fayetteville First Free Will Baptist Church. She is survived by her husband, Joe C. Langham, of the home; two sons, Gary C. Langham of Farmington and Max Leslie Langham of Fayetteville; three dauhters, Mrs. Jo Ann Coe of Atwater, Calif., Mrs. Jeanette Laningham of Fayetteville and Mrs. Neta Faye Marceaux of Kaplan, Louisiana and eleven grandchildren i \ i ;,

20 : Funeral services were held June 5, 1979 at the Fayetteville First Free Will Baptist Church with Rev. Tommy Brashears and Rev. Earnest Johnson Officiating. Frank A. Davis Frank A. Davis was born January 29, 1895 in the High Community, (Carroll County) a son of Thomas Jefferson and Mary Morris Davis and passed away Monday, July 113, 1979 at Harrison, Ark. He was united in marriage to Ora Frances Sikes and they were the parents of five children. His wife preceded him in death. Mr. Davis was a member and deacon since organization of the Oak Grove Freewill Baptist Church, a retired farmer and a veteran of World War. Survivors include one son, Bobby L. Davis, of Oak Grove; four daughters, Mrs. Clifford (Dean) Fancher of Rule, Ark., Mrs. Jean Tibbets of Lancaster, Calif., Mrs. Bill (Frankie) Villines of Green Forest and Mrs. J.S. (Peggy) Morris of Salinas, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. l,ay (Mattie) Humbard of Oak Grove; 18 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren. Burial was in Hale Cemetery with Elder Cecil Garrison officiating. Lester Vanhook Lester James Vanhook, 68, of Rogers died Thursday, Jan. 18, 1979 at the Rogers Memorial Hospital. He was born Oct. 6, 191 in Mundell, Arkansas. He was a poultry farmer in the Mundell and Cave Springs communities. He retired in 1971 from Bear Brand Hosiery in Rogers. He was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church in Rogers. Survivors are his wife, Zella Evans Vanhook of the home; three sons, Billy Lee Vanhook of Rogers, Donald Gene Vanhook of Lowell and Reginald Dean Vanhook of Cave Spring; four daughters, Veda June Sigmon of Berryville, Shirley Joan Sands of Marietta, Ga., Patty Sue Vanhook of St. Nazaire, France; and Deborah Lynn Vanhook of Rogers; two brothers, Vernal Vanhook, LaJuanta, Colo. and Dense! Vanhook of Forum; 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial was at Rambo Cemetery with Elders A.L. Galloway and Kenneth Jones officiating. Dewell Jones Dewell Jones, 52, of Springdale died Sunday July 3, 1979 in a Springdale hospital. Born Dec. 24, 1926 at Kingston, the son of Robert Clell. and Daisy nman Jones he was a member of Calvary Freewill Baptist Church of Springdale and had been an employee of Heekin Can Company for 28 years. He was an Army veteran of World War. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Laurel Gaylord Jones of the home; two sons, Orville Lee of Greenbriar and Jared of the home; one daughter, Mrs. Predetta Kell of Texarkana, Texas; one stepson, Tol vy of Bentonville; his father and stepmother,mrs. Opal Jones of Huntsville, a stepbrother, Charles Baker of La Mirada, Calif., a stepsister, Mrs. JoAnn Dennis of Huntsville and three grandchildren. -18-

21 Henry A. Morris Henry A. Morris, 77, of Rt. 1, Fayetteville, died June 9, 1979 in Huntsville Memorial Hospital. Born Oct. 12, 191 in Spring Valley, he was the son of William and Rebecca Viola Fitch Morris. He was a retired farmer and deacon in Hope Free Will Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife,mrs. Zelia Jones Morris of the home: two sons, Jack Morris of Fayetteville and Earl D. Morris of Hindsville; a daughter, Mrs. Cecil (Lucille) Parks of Fayetteville; a brother, Bruce Morris of Fayetteville; two sisters, Bertie Andrews and Nola Morris of Fayetteville; three granddaughters; and four great-grandsons. Services were in the chapel of Brashearss Funeral Home, Huntsville, with the Rev. Cecil Garrison officiating. Mrs. Audrie Smith Mrs. Audrie May Smith, 79, of Fayetteville (Mayfield Community) died March 13, 1979 in a Fayetteville hospital. Born Nov. 5, 1899 at Hindsville, she was the daughter of John and Millie Dailey Clark and the widow of Ray J. Smith to whom she was married Aug. 24, He died in She was a charter member of Buckeye Free Will Baptist Church. Survivors include one son, Loyd Smith of Mayfield; one daughter, Mrs. Doyle (Bernell) Malone of Springdale; one brother, Earl Clark of California; four sisters, Mrs. Opal Guthary and Mrs. Chloe Ray of Westville, Okla., Mrs. Ova Johnson of Wheatland, Mo. and Mrs. Nila Pippin of California; and five grandchildren. Elder Earl Dean Morris officiated. Mrs. Essie Bowen Mrs. Essie Marie Bowen, 49, 252 Pump Station Road, Springdale, died July 7 in Springdale Memorial Hospital. Born April 28, 193 at Kingston, she was the daughter of Albin and Victoria Norris Rogers and was a member of Phillips Chapel Free Will Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, Olan W. Bowen of the home: one son, Jackie W. Bowen of Springdale; one daughter, Mrs. Carroll (Kathy) ngle of Kingston; six sisters, Mrs. Edna Cline, and Mrs. Cleo Randall of Kingston, Mrs. Masie Kesner and Mrs. Hazel Short of Springdale, Mrs.. Vernon Kesner of Elm Springs and Mrs. Lois Seals of Highfill; and three grandchildren. Mrs. Sarah E. Dorsey Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Dorsey, 83, of Springdale died Feb. 11, 1979 in a Springdale nursing home. Born, April 2, 1895, in Lead Hill, she was the daughter of William Thomas and Sarah Margaret Moore Webb. She was married to the late William Joseph Dorsey and was a member of Phillips Chapel Free Will Baptist Church. Survivors include two sons, Earl Dorsey of. Hermitage, Mo., and Grant Dorsey of Springdale; a brother, Ronnie Webb of Springdale; five grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. -19-

22 ! i i..,. : i. Charles B. Dorsey Charles Bennett Dorsey, 84, 511 Mountain View St., Springdale, died Aug. 14 in Springdale Memorial Hospital. Born May 2, 1894, at Draketown, he was the son of Neal and Arbell Harrison Dorsey and a retired farmer. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Effie Lawson Dorsey of the home; two sons, Orville Dorsey of Huntsville and Carl Dorsey of Springdale; two daughters, Mrs. Dewey (Sylvia) Pitts of Fayetteville and Mrs. rvin (Jean) Emmett of Springdale; one sister, Mrs. Nina McCarver of Wenatchee, Wash.; two stepsisters, Mrs. Easter Lawson of Springdale and Mrs. Opal Watkins of Calif.; six grandchildren ana eignt great-grandchildren. Ralph Cooper Ralph Cooper, 71, 277 S. Powell St., Springdale, died in Springdale Memorial Hospital. Born Dec. 25, 196, in Springdale, he was the son of William and Mary Horn Cooper. He was a retired stone mason and a member of OOF Lodge. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. da Sanders Cooper of the home; two sons, Harry B. Cooper of Beaumont, Texas, and Tommy Cooper of Springdale; two sisters, Mrs. Opal Stingley of Springdale and Mrs. Evelyn McKee of Prairie Grove; eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Mrs. Ollie ngram Mrs. Ollie ngram, 87, of Rt. 2, Springdale, died June 16 in Springdale Memorial Hospital. Born July 21, 1892 in Springdale, she was the daugher of George and Sarah Bowen Sizemore. She was the wife of the late Marlet ngram and a member of the Pilgrims Rest Free Will Baptist Church. Survivors include four sons, Thurman Johnson and Fay Johnson of Springdale, Thaymon Johnson of Claremore, Okla., and Burnis Johnson of Union, Ore.; four daughters, Mrs. Stanley (Glenis) Cox, Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Nancy Richards Mrs. Nancy Ann Clardy Richards, 85, 114 Brogdon St., Springdale, died June 24 in Springdale Memorial Hospital. Born April 18, 1894 in Benton County, she was the daughter of Francis and Janey Macon Clardy and moved to Springdale from Kansas City in She was a member of the Pilgrims Rest Free Will Baptist Church, the Order of Eastern Star and the Rebekah Lodge. Survivors include her husband, Elza M. Richards of the home to whom she was married Nov. 3, 1926; two sons, Mack F. Johnson of Rogers and the Rev. William R. Johnson of Wellington, N.C.; two daughters, Mrs. Lewis (Nora) Best of Springdale and Jane Richards of Kansas City, Mo.; one sister, Mrs. Florence Plummer of Springdale; 11 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchilren. -2-

23 (Lena) Johnson and Mrs. Thurman (Ona Mae) Vaughan of Springdale and Mrs. Bill (Theda) Keeney of Mayfield, Ark.; four stepsons, Mink Johnson of Union, Doyle, Pete and Dickie Garrison of Dallas, Texas; four stepdaughters, Mrs. Clystia Cole of Bakersfield, Calif., Mrs. Dorothy Slate of Eureka, Calif., Mrs. Madge Creek of Oklahoma and Mrs. Glady Beabout of Springdale; six brothers, Tom, Jim, Jess, Odis, Lee and Ray Sizemore of Springdale; two sisters, Mrs. Millie W oolfe of Springdale and Mrs. Effie Bickford of Oklahoma; 3 grandchildren; 32 great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchilren. Mrs. Estes Phillips Mrs. Estes Phillips, 83, Rt., Hindsville, died Jan. 21 in Springdale Memorial Hospital. Born May 27, 1895 in Spring Valley, she was the daughter of Jake and Maggie Miles Lawson. She was a n.ember of the Mt. Zion Free Will Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, Owen Phillips of the home; two sons, Fay Phillips and John E. Phillips of Hindsville; a daughter, Mrs. Troy Mabel Roles of Hindsville; a sister, Mrs. Atha Austin of Gunnison, Utah; six grandchilren and 11 great-grandchildren. Kenneth Shepherd officiated. Mrs. Dorothy Pebble Luallen [By Request] Mrs. Dorothy Pebble Luallen, 67, of Rt. 4, Huntsville died January 24 at her home. She was born April 21, 1911 at Boxley, the daughter of John and Fannie Villines Edgmon. She was a member of the Boxley Baptist Church and had attended the Huntsville Freewill Baptist Church for 2 years. She is survived by her husband, Jim Luallen of the homei a son, Larry Luallen of Huntsville; a daughter, Mrs. Jerry (Jimmy) Vaughan of Huntsville; a brother, Doy Edgmon of Boxley; four sisters, Mrs. Kate Clark of Springdale, Mrs. Lou Walker and Mrs. Gussie Dreier, both of Carthage, Mo., and Mrs. Modena Carbaugh of Clayton. and three grandchildren. Mrs. Edith Harp Mrs. Edith Cassie Harp, 6, of Rt. 2, Springdale, died March 7 in a Rogers nursing home. Born Sept. 11, 1918 at Marble, she was. the daughter of John and Mary Garrison Tice and a member of Pilgrim Rest Free Will Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, Lloyd Harp of the home; two sons, Lester Harp and Virgil Harp of Springdale; one daughter, Mrs. Jimmy (Betty) Cannady of Rogers; and six grandchildren. Fred S. Evans Fred S. Evans, 72, of Eureka Springs, died Jan. 3 in the Eureka Springs hospital. Born March 5, 196 at Eureka Springs, he was the son of Arch C. and Florence Emma Phillips Evans and had lived most of his -21-,,

24 life in Eureka Springs. He was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church, a veteran of World War and a retired farmer. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lorene Burks Evans of the home; three brothers, Arch Evans and Louie Evans, of Berryville and Roy Evans of Springdale; three half brothers, Henry Evans of Abilene, Texas, James Evans of Clearfield, Utah and Charles Evans of St. Louis, Mo.; three sisters, Mrs. Lola Rowlett of Berryville, Mrs. Florence Henry and Mrs. Maude Johnson of Springdale; five half sisters, Mrs. Magdalene Elmore and Mrs. Letty Hill of Berryville,Mrs. Dorothea Foster of Huntsville, Mrs. Nellie Rice of Northport, Ala. and Mrs. Alice Brown of St. Louis. Mo. CHURCH COVENANT r Having been brought, as we believe, by the divine grace to accept the Lord Jesus Christ as our Saviour and Preserver, we do now solemnly and joyfully covenant and agree by Gods help, to walk together in brotherly love. We, therefore, enter into covenant as members of this church, and as Christians, that we will watch over each other in love, sharing together each others joys and sorrows; that we will not forsake the assemblying of ourselves together, nor omit the great duty of prayer for ourselves and others; that by Divine assistance we will endeavor to bring up those under our care in the nurture and admonition of the Lord; that in all things we will strive to exemplify our profession by a. corresponding practice, to abstain from all sinful conformity to the world, to be just in our dealings, fmthful in our agreements, and exemplary in all our deportment; that we will abstain from the sale and use of intoxicating liquor as beverage; that we will contribute cheerfully according to our ability, to the support of the ministry, the expense of the church, the relief of the poor and the general spread of the Gospel.. n keeping this solemn covenant, may we ever enjoy the blessings and presence of the Great Head of the church, which is Jesus Christ the Saviour. RULES OF ORDER 1. At every sitting of the Association, business shall be opened and concluded by prayer by the Moderator or whomsoever he may request. 2. Ministers, deacons and delegates of Old Mt. Zion Assn. when present are invited to seats, allowed to take part in debates on all subjects, and to vote. Visiting ministers, deacons and delegates are invited to seats, allowed to take part in debates on all subjects, but not to vote. 3. Those who speak shall arise and address the Moderator. Persolal reflections shl.ll be avoided in all debates. -22-

25 4. No motion shall be discussed without a second. 5. When a motion has been made and seconded, and a member opposes its discussion, the Moderator shall put the question, "Shall it be discussed?" f negative, the question shall be dismissed. 6. f any proposition or motion under debate contains two or more points, it shall be divided at the request of any member, and the vote taken separately. 7. Motions made and lost shall not be recorded., 8. No one shall speak more than twice on the same subject without special leave of the Moderator. 9. All questions shall be decided by a majority vote of all members present. 1. No member shall absent himself without special leave of the Moderator. 11. Minutes shall be leisurely read and corrected if necessary before the close of the Association. 12. At all future sessions of the Association, arrangements shall be made to insure two sermons, or other devotional exercises equivalent thereto, during each day of the session, and the chair shall announce just before adjournment, who shall preach. 13. These Rules of Order shall be distinctly read from the chair immediately after the organization of the Association. 14. Alterations may be made in these rules at any regular session of the Association. CONSTTUTON From long experience, we, the members of the Church of God (denominated Free Will Baptists) being regularly baptized upon profe:;sion of our faith in our Lord Jesus Christ, and being convinced of the necessity of a combination of churches to perpetuate a union among us, and to preserve and maintain correspondence with each other, do therefore ordain this Constitution for our better Church government. Art. 1. Membership - This Association shall be composed of members chosen by the different churches of our union, not exceeding three messengers from each church, and upon producing letters, they shall be entitled to seats. All regularly ordained ministers and deacons -23-

26 of this Association becoming properly credentialed and in full fellowship and good standing in the church of which they are members, shall be entitled to seats as a delegate, when present, by virtue of their office. Art. 2. Name - The members thus chosen and assembled with the ministers and deacons, to be denominated the Old Mt. Zion Association of Free Will Baptists being composed of the several churches of our union, the Association having no power over the churches reserving right of withdrawing from any church becoming disorderly. Art. 3. Letters - Letters from the different churches representing are to express their number in fellowship including the names and addresses of ordained and licensed ministers, the number of members received upon profession of faith, by letter of recommendation, by restoration or denominational choice; the number of members dismissed by letter, excluded, and those having died since last Association. Churches, in sending their letters, may send obituaries of any one who died during the year, that we may keep up the memorial to our dead. Art. 4. Dismissing Members - Our churches upon granting letters of dismission to any of its members shall require a notice from the church receiving said letter that it has been received. Art. 5. Officers - The Association to have a Moderator, and an Assistant Moderator, Clerk-Treasurer, and an Assistant Clerk Treasurer, elected annually for a term of one year by the suffrage, and an executive committee or five, one member chosen each year for a term of five years, and that each member be an Ordained Minister in good standing of the Old Mt. Zion Association, who shall have the authority to transact any business transactions of the Association between sessions of the Association and make a report to the Association annually. Art. 6. New Churches - Newly organized churches may be admitted to the Association, which are to petition by letter and delegates, and if, upon examination, they are found to be orthodox and orderly, they may be received into the Association, the Moderator giving the right hand of fellowship. Art. 7. Questions - No questions from any church shall come under consideration of the Association unless it has been first considered in its own church. Art. 8. Motions - Every motion made and seconded shall come under the consideration of the Association, except it be withdrawn by the member who made it. Art. 9. Minutes - The Association is to endeavor to furnish the -24-

27 , churches the minutes of the Association in proportion to the amount paid by each church, the distribution to be made at the discretion of the Association. Art. 1. Clerk - t shall be the duty of the Clerk to keep a regular file of the minutes of the Association in a book to be kept by the Association for that purpose. Art. 11. Signatures - The minutes of the Association shall be read and corrected, if needed, and signed by the Moderator and Clerk before the close of the Association. Art. 12. Amendments - Amendments of this Constitution may be made, when necessary, by a two-thirds vote of the members present at any regular session. Art. 13. Non-Attendance - The Association, in case of failure of any church to attend, shall inquire into the case. Art. 14. Ordination of Ministers - Old Mt. Zion Association of Free Will Baptists accepts the wording of the Epistles Tim. 3:1-7, and Titus 1:6-9 as authoritative for guidelines to Ordaining of Ministers. When a Church member acknowledges their call to the Ministry they should be licensed by the Church of which they are a member for the period of one year prior to Ordination: Or, until they have proved themselves to the Church. When the member has proven Himself the Church should call for His Ordination. That all Churches of Old Mt. Zion Association, in all Ordination services of Ministers, comply strictly with the rules and regulations laid down by the Free Will Baptist denominations. Said procedure to be conducted by an Examining Council of three orthodox Free Will Baptist Ministers of this Association to be chosen by the Association. "ARTCLES OF FATH" 1. God - We believe in one true and living Triune God; composed of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, equal in divine Essence, Purpose, Power and Glory. St. John 1:1; Cor. 8:6; St. John 1:3; John 5:7. 2. Christ - We believe that Jesus Christ is the divine Son of God, was with the Father and the Holy Spirit at the time of creation, left the Courts of Heaven and came to earth, took upon Himself the form of humanity, sin excepted, by being born of the Virgin Mary, manifested His power, was crucified, placed in Josephs tomb, rose again the third day, completed the great plan of salvation, walked and talked with His disciples, publicly ascended to Heaven, and that He will descend again -25- i j! i! i,,! l i ", il 1],.i ;

28 to gather His jewels home. - saiah 9:6; St. John 1:14; Luke 1:26-28; Matt. 14:13-21; Mark 16:9-19; Luke 24:5-53; Acts 1:9-12; Mark 15: Holy Spirit - We believe that the Holy Spirit has visited true believers in all ages, and especially since the ascension of the Son back to the Father, and His coming on the day of Pentecost. Has taken up His office work among all nations of people, as a Divine Reprover, Comforter and Guide. -Judges 6:34, 11:29; St. John 16:8-14; saiah 63:1-12; Ephesians 4:3; Acts 8: The Bible - We believe the Bible, which is composed of the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments was given by inspiration of God, is our way-bill from earth to heaven, and the only infallible rule of faith and practice. - Peter 1:19-21; Tim. 3:14-17; Daniel 1:21; Acts 1:16-17; Matt. 21: The Fall of Man - We believe that God created man good, gave a just law by which he should be governed, with the promise of reward for faithfulness and with penalties of punishment for disobedience. Gave man power of free moral agency to choose the right and reject the wrong. But our first parents heeded the voice of the great enemy of souls, voluntarily transgressed the law of God, fell with. their posterity under the just penalty of the same, and were unable of their own power to extricate or save themselves from the great dilemma into which they had fallen. God gave them the hope of salvation through the coming of Christ. -Gen. 1:27: 2:16-17, Rom. 11:11-35; Rom. 5:18; Psalms 37: Redemption, Salvation, Adoption - We believe that Jesus Christ by His birth, death, burial, resurre~tion and ascension paid the purchase price for the redemption of the whole human race, arranged a pardon for all who came upon Gospel terms; and a law of adoption into the Kingdom of Heaven and eternal inheritance into the glorified Kingdom above. -Heb. 9:12; Gal. 3:13, 4:4-5; Titus 2:14; Heb. 1:4; St. John 3:16; saiah 45: Conditions of Salvation - We believe that all persons dying in infancy and all idiots are saved by the Atoning merits of the Son of God without any act on their part, that persons coming to the years of accountability, transgressing the law of God, must upon their part, exercise faith in Jesus Christ through repentance toward God, at the completion of which pardon takes place in the mind of the Fat~er and by the Holy Spirit they pass through the ordeal of regeneration, are washed in the blood of the Lamb and are planted in the Kingdom of Christ. -John 3; Matt. 19:13-22; Cor. 7:1; Luke 18:17; St. John 4:11-16; Psalms 98:3. 8. Salvation Free - We believe that God desires the salvation of -26-

29 all; Christ died for all; the Gospel invites all; the Holy Spirit strives for all; and whosoever will may come and be saved on the terms of the Gospel. -Rev. 22:17; Peter 1:9-13; Peter 2:9-24; Rom. 3: Baptism - We believe that Christian baptism is the immersion of believers in water, in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost, in which are represented the burial and resurrection of Christ; also represents our death to sin, and only those who have come under the presbytery of the elders are qualified to administer the same. -Matt. 3:14-16; 3;5, 6; Peter 3:21; St. John 3:23; Acts 1:47; Matt. 28: Communion and Feet Washing - We believe that the Lords Supper and the washing of the saints feet are ordinances of the Gospel of Christ; The Lords Supper was instituted by our Saviour to commemorate His broken body and shed blood for the sins of the world and to show our remembrance of Him till He comes. All Christians have a right to the Lords Supper and should be invited. "Let a man examine himself and so let him eat." The washing of feet was instituted by our Lord at the same time that Supper was instituted as an act of humility to show our love for each other, and both ordinances should be perpetuated by all Christians until His second comirig. -Luke 22:19, 2; Cor. 11:2-29; St. John 13:1-18; Matt. 26: The Sabbath - We believe that the Christian Sabbath should be observed as a day of rest and for the worship of God; that we should abstain from all sinful amusements and secular employments, works of mercy and piety excepted. -Exodus 2:11; 31:12-18; Deut. 5:12-15; Ezek. 2:12; Matt. 28:1; Luke 23:56; Acts 13:42-48; Mark 2: Call to the Ministry - We believe in a Divine call of the ministry; that God in His goodness and power of grace, impresses His ministers with the burden of lost souls to the extent that the call becomes irresistible with personal contentment; that when they yield to the call and exercise the native gifts according to the Scriptures, with full reliance upon Him, He accompanies them in person of the Holy Spirit to guide them in the way of truth and to bless their labors according to His purposes -Jonah 1:1; Jer. 1:5; Mark 3:14; Acts 1:22-26; Matt. 28: The invisible Church - We believe that the nvisible or Spiritual Church is the redeemed in the aggregate, is the family of God, is composed of all true Christians of every congregation from righteous Abel to the restitution of all things from every kindred, nation, tongue and people. -Eph. 3:16-21; Heb. 12:22, 23; Peter 2:5; Eph. 2:2-22; Acts 2:47; Matt. 16: The Visible Church - We believe that a visible church of Christ -27- i i li i i i: ~

30 is a congregation of faithful men and women, having obtained fellowship with the Lord and with each other, agreeing to keep up a good discipline and doctrine according to the rules of the Gospel. - Thess. 1:1; Acts 16:5; John 1:1; Matt. 18:17; Acts 2:28; Rev. 1:4, 11, Perseverance - We believe that all true believers in Christ should persevere in divine graces, and in the knowledge of the truth and that Gods grace is sufficient to help them to overcome all the obstacles of life and that all the combined forces of the great enemy of souls on earth and in Hell (or in his eternal abode) are not able to pluck them from his hand so long as they walk in the path of duty; but those who sidestep and willfully refuse or neglect to perform their duty, they would backslide and if persistently continued, would be eternally lost. - Cor. 9:1; Peter 1:4-8; Peter 1:12; Peter 2:2; Rom. 8:35-39, Apostasy; Peter 1:8-9; Cor. 1:1-13; Heb. 12:15-17; John 5:16; Heb. 6:1-6; Tim. 4:1-2; Heb. 3:12; St. John 15:1-7; Matt. 12: Christ the Head of the Church - We believe that Christ is the Great Head of the Church and that the government of the local church is with the body. -Col. 1:18-19; Matt. 16:18; He b. 12:23; Matt. 21:42; Eph. 1:22; Acts 16: Sanctification - Sanctification is a work of Gods grace, by which the soul is cleansed from all sins and wholly consecrated to Christ. t takes place in regeneration, and the Christian can and should abide in this state to the end of life constantly growing in the grace and the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. - Cor. 6:11; Thess. 2:13; Heb. 12:14; Phil. 3:21; St. John 17:17-19; Tim. 2:2; Thess. 5: The Resurrection - We believe in the resurrection of the dead, both of the righteous and the wicked. When the resurrection shall take place, the soul and body shall be reunited, the righteous shall be received into everlasting happiness to reign with God forever but the wicked shall go away into everlasting punishment. -Matt. 28:6; St. John 5:28-29; Cor. 15: The Soul - The soul is endless, hence does not die with the body, but immediately after death enters into a conscious state of happiness or misery, according to spiritual character here possessed. -Phil. 1:23; Luke 23:43; Rev. 6:9; Luke 16:19-25; Matt. 1: Judgment - We believe that there will be a general, universal judgment, when all men shall be judged according to their works whether they be good or bad, and that immediately thereafter the wicked shall enter into everlasting punishment and the righteous into eternal h\ppiness. - T:.ess. 1:4-9; Rev. 14:9-13; Luke 16:23; Rev. 21:8, Cor. 5:1, Matt. 12:36-37; Rev. 2:12-13; Acts 17:

31 CHURCH Mt. Zion Hickory Grove Christian Home Pilgrims Rest Farmer Hope Freedom Pleasant Valley Hickory Flat Huntsville Phillips Chapel Rogers Oak Grove First - Fayetteville Clifty Chapel New Sulphur Eureka Springs Faith Second - Fayetteville Fall Creek Pea Ridge Victory Berryville Calvary Midway Greenland Memorial Chapel Bentonville White Oak (Antioch) Trinity ORGANZED & & RETRNG PASTOR Dennis Artman George Lynch Robert Dale Jordan Loren Collins Lester Harp Jim Spurlock Claude Hendrix Johnny Christman Raymond Hunton Eldon Bagwell Loy Counts Arthur L. Galloway Harvey Butler Ernest E. Johnson Anthony Lane Johnny Allen John D. Birchfield Rufus Young Loyd Thomas L. V. Vickery Jack Wilcox Bobby Shepherd Darwin Kelton Daniel Phillips Luther Jones Lonny Burks PASTOR ELECT Dennis Artman George Lynch Robert Dale Jordan Eldon Bagwell Lester Harp Loren Collins Claude Hendrix Johnny Christman Raymond Hunton Loy Counts Arthur L. Galloway Harvey Butler Ernest E. Johnson Anthony Lane Glen Faulkner John D. Birchfield Rufus Young Loyd Thomas L. V. Vickery Jack Wilcox Bobby Shepherd Darwin Kelton Cecil Garrison Luther Jones Ace Ferguson Don Wilson Leon Hodge

32 Cl)!3 rn MEMBERSHP u ~ a.. STATSTCAL REPORT =... Cl) Cl) c. NFORMATON c =... Cl) Cl) ~ ~ C.-o ~ Church ~ = ~ = ~... =-= Cl)...!3 ~ Cl) d...,):;!;., =- ooo = Cl) - a.. " c. ~ -= rn Cl) ~ a.. Cl) " = ~ Cl) ca"s ~!3 ~ - 8 rn ~ ~ u ~ ~ " ~ Q~ ~Q Q Cl)... Cl) ~::g Mt. Zion 3 4 Hickory Grove Christian Home Pilgrims Rest Farmer 1 2 Hope 2 Freedom 5 Pleasant Valley Hickory Flat 4 Huntsville Phillips Chapel 9 7 Rogers 6 3 Oak Grove 1 4 First - Fayetteville 4 3 Clifty Chapel New Sulphur 8 Eureka Springs 6 Faith 6 2 Second - Fayetteville 13 Fall Creek Pea Ridge 6 Victory 9 Berryville Calvary 5 Midway 15 1 Greenland Mem. Chapel 3 Bentonville 3 6 White Oak No Statistics Trinity 12 Totals "As we have therefore opportunity, let us do good unto au men, especiauy unto them who are of the household of faith. " Galatians 5:1 "

33 STATSTCAL REPORT (All Figures Are To Nearest($) Dollar) CHURCH Mt. Zion..... Hickory Grove.... Christian Home.... Pilgrims Rest.... Farmer.... Hope.... Freedom.... Pleasant Valley.... Hickory Flatt.... Huntsville.... Phillips Chapel.... Rogers.... Oak Grove.... First - Fayetteville.... Clifty Chapel.... New Sulphur.... Eureka Springs.... Faith.... Second - Fayetteville.... Fall Creek.... Pea Ridge.... Victory.... Berryville.... Calvary.... Midway.... Greenland Memorial Chapel.. Bentonville.... White Oak.... Trinity..... Pastors Evangelistic Bldg. and Salary Work Repair $236 $-- $ No Statistics Given No Statistics Given Literature $ Other $ Total for Local Causes $ = -,~---~

34 ~ ~ ~ STATSTCAL REPORT Cooperative CHURCH Plan Mt. Zion.... $145 Hickory Grove Christian Home Pilgrims Rest Farmer Hope Freedom Pleasant Valley Hickory Flatt Huntsville Phillips Chapel Rogers.... Oak Grove.... First - Fayetteville.... Clifty Chapel.... New Sulphur.... Eureka Springs.... Faith.... Second - Fayetteville.... Fall Creek.... Pea Ridge.... ~i<!torjr.... Berryville (All Figures Are To Nearest($) Dollar) Foreign Missions Calvary... Midway.... Greenland Memorial Chapel.. Bentonville.... White Oak.... Trinity $ Home Missions Association Projects $11 $ No Statistics Given No Statistics Given State and National Projects $ Other $ Total Spent Outside Causes $

35 CHURCH Mt. Zion Hickory Grove Christian Home Pilgrims Rest Farmer Hope Freedom Pleasant Valley Hickory Flat Huntsville Phillips Chapel Rogers Oak Grove First - Fayetteville Clifty Chapel New Sulphur Eureka Springs Faith Second - Fayetteville Fall Creek Pea Ridge Victory Berryville Calvary Midway Greenland Mem. Chapel Bentonville White Oak Trinity CLERK Ola Puryear Kendall Bohlen Evelyn Harrison Gustie Reynolds Odie Shepherd Anthony Bowerman Norma Kester Dale Woods Stella Gibson mogene Parks J. E. Clark Ethel McGarrah nez Atchley Virginia G. Johnson Wilma Obenshain Pat Gum Frances Alderson Naomi George Mrs. Paula Martin Phillis Sargent Joyce Hileman Ova Goff Donna Curtis Lois Watson Bronwyn Jones Donna Carothers Barbara Casey Cora Hudspeth JoAnn Hodge ADDRESS Route 1, Hindsville, Ark noute 1, Hindsville, Ark Route 1, Hindsville, Ark Route 2, Box 359, Springdale,Ark Route 1, Box 91C, Huntsville, Ark Route 1, Fayetteville, Ark Route 1, Garfield, Ark Route 2, Berryville, Ark Route 2, Springd:J.le, Ark Box 114, Huntsville, Ark Pin Oak, Springdale, Ark So. 5th St., Rogers, Ark Route 2, Box 111, Green Forest, Ark Route 9, Fayetteville,Ark Route 5, Box 486, Rogers, Ark Route 1, Box 49, West Fork, Ark Route 4, Box 47, Berryville, Ark S. Crutcher, Springdale, Ark Route 4, Fayetteville, Ark Route 1, Box 53, West Fork, Ark Route 1, Box 378! Pea Ridge, Ark Sherman St., Springdale, Ark Gibson St., Berryville, Ark Route 6, Box 158, Springdale, Ark P.. Box 283, Rogers, Ark Route 2, Box 17. Prairie Grove, Ark Route 1, Pea Ridge, Ark Route 4, Box 138, Huntsville, Ark E. Freeman, Berryville, Ark

36 ORDANED MNSTERS AGE Artman, Dennis Bagwell, Charlie Bagwell, Eldon Barnes, Glenn Bearden, Curtis Benson,Dean Birchfield, John D Blevins, Jerry D Bowen, Darriel W Boyd, Jack Bradley, Lowell Bradshaw, Gorden Burks, Lonny Butler, Harvey Capps, Willie Case, Cecil Cavin, Oscar Christman, Johnny Clark, Francis Cline, Norman Collins, Loren Colville, Charles T Counts, Loy Coyle, Bruce Davi4, R<?ss.... Day, Tommy Doty, Austin, Jr Easterling, Noel ADDRESS TELEPHONE Route 4, Springdale, AR Crutcher, Springdale, AR Route 1, Hindsville, AR East Robinson, Springdale, AR North Jefferson, Springdale, AR Dogwood, Springdale, AR Route 2, Eureka Springs, AR Route 5, Berryville, AR Route 7, Box 22, Harrison, AR Patti, Springdale, AR South West End, Springdale, AR Route 5, Box 147A, Springdale, AR Huntsville, AR Route 2, Green Forest, AR East Willow, Rogers, AR Route 4, Springdale, AR Route 2, Garfield, AR P.. Box 174B, Green Forest, AR Route 4, Rogers, AR South Dyer, Springdale, AR Route 1, Hindsville, AR Horseshoe, Springdale, AR Dogwood, Springdale, AR Route 8, Fayetteville, AR S. Curtis, Pea Ridge, AR na, Springdale, AR Route 4, Berryville, AR Tracee Way, Springdale, AR

37 ORDANED MNSTERS AGE ADDRESS TELEPHONE Faulkner, Glen.... Ferguson, Ace.... Galloway, Arthur Lee Garrison, C Glenn, Alfred Grimes, Bob Grimes, Jerry Grimes, Ricky Harp, Boyd Harp, Lester Harp, Luke Harrelson, Hosea Hendrix, Claude Hill, Ernest Hobbs, Jack Hodge, Leon Hunton, Raymond Johnson, Clyde Johnson, Ernest E Johnson, Vollie Jones, Glen Jones, Luther Jordan, Robert Dale Kelton, Darwin Lane, Anthony Lane, Sammie Lynch, George Lynch, Kenneth Route 5, Huntsville, AR Route 1, Bentonville, AR South 2th, Rogers, AR East Sunset, Springdale, AR North Cedar, Springdale, AR Route 1, Pea Ridge, AR Route 1, Garfield, AR Route 1, Garfield, AR Route 2, Springdale, AR Route 2, Springdale, AR \lorfollt, ~ilr~nia West Allen, Springdale, AR North Second, Rogers, AR Public Square, Berryville, AR Route 4, Huntsville, AR E. Freeman, Berryville, AR Old Missouri Rd., Springdale, AR Route 9, Fayetteville, AR Route 3, Box 274, Springale, AR P.. Box 329, Berryville, AR Route 1, West Fork, AR North 9th, Rogers, AR East Willow, Rogers, AR Park St., Berryville, AR Route 2, Box 37, Rogers, AR Route 5, Rogers, AR Route 1, Hindsville, AR Route 1, Hindsville, AR