Mi~~le Flof.li~a. Baptist Association FLORIDA Eighty-Fourth Annual Session

Mi~~le Flf.li~a Baptist Assciatin FLORIDA 1982-83 Eighty-Furth Annual Sessin Octber 17, 1983 Pleasant Grve (L) Baptist Church Octber 18, 1983 Greenvi lie Baptist Church.""- Eighty-Fifth Annual Sessin f the Assciatin will cnvene with Pinetta First Baptist Church, Octber 15, 1984 and Lee First Baptist Church, Octber 16, 1984

TABLE OF CONTENTS Assciatinal & Cnventin Directry 1 Departmental Officers 2 Cmmittees 3 Assciatinal Music Officers 4 Assciatinal Sunday Schl Officer 4 Assciatinal Church Training Officer 4 Yuth Rally Officers 4 Wman's Missinary Unin Officers 4 Brtherhd Officers 5 Nminating Cmmittee Reprt & Chairman Officers 5 Assciatinal Executive Bard 6 Pianist 1983-84 8 Cnstitutin and By-Laws 10 Messengers t Assciatin 11 Histrical Events f the Past Year 12 Ministers, Licensed & Ordained 13 Prceedings f Semi-Annual Meeting 14 Prceedings f Annual Meeting 17 Calendar f Activities 1983-84 25 REPORTS: Executive Cmmittee 33 Sunday Schl 34 E. C. Tyner Yuth Camp 35 Wman's Missinary Unin 37 Church Training 38 Annuity Bard 40 Flrida Baptist Retirement Center 41 Flrida Baptist Children's Hme 42 Yuth Rally 43 Flrida Baptist Witness Reprt 44 Freign and Hme Missins 45 United Christian Actin 47 Music 48 Directr f Missins Reprt 48 Brtherhd 49 Middle Flrida!I'aylr Missin District Finance 50 Treasurer 51 Assciatinal Budget 1983-84 52 Evangelism 53

TABLE OF CONTENTS Cntinued REPORTS: Churches Participating in Mther's Day Offering Our Departed Lved Ones Reslutins Time-Place-6peaker Recgnitin f Church Clerks Dedicatin: Mrs. Ruth Scruggs Reams Histrical Summatin f Assciatin Histry f Midway Baptist Church Statistical Tables Table A - Church Membership Table B - Sunday Schl Table C - Church Training Table D - Music Table E - Wman's Missinary Unin Table F - Brtherhd Table G - Ttal Receipts, Lcal Expenditures Table H - Missin Expenditures Table I - Special Infrmatin Map f Assciatin 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73.~

A TRIBUTE TO w. T. "BILLY" Cdy Brther Cdy is a man wh lves his Lrd, his Church, and the Assciatin in which he has served as Treasurer fr twenty years (1963-1983). Added t his lve fr thers was a keen sense f humr and strng Christian cnvictins...making him uniquely qualified fr service. Middle Flrida Baptist Assciatin Furth Annual Sessin cmmended him years f devted service. in its Eightyfr his twenty We all Jm in saying 11 Well dne... gd and faithful servant." By: Rev. Eddie Humes (His Pastr fr these past eight years)

ASSOCIATIONAL DIRECTORY MIDDLE FLORIDA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION P.O. Bx 702 Madisn, Flrida 32340 Directr f Missins 971-5828 Rev. W. Carltn Owens, Rt. 1 Bx 2520, Lee Mderatr 294-1604 Dr. Ry Saint, P.O. Bx 87, May Vice-Mderatr 997-4286 Dr. Mark McCy, Rt. 1 Bx 222-B, Mnticell Clerk-Secretary 971-5744 Geraldine Stkes, Rt. 1 Bx 1100, Lee Treasurer 948-6412 Gerge Letchwrth, Rt. 3 Bx 232, Greenville DIRECTORY FLORIDA BAPTIST CONVENTION OFFICES 1230 Hendricks Ave., Jacksnville, Executive Directr/Treasurer Directr, Camps &. Assemblies Rt. 2 Bx 263-C, Leesburg, FL Directr Prmtin Office Educatin Divisin Church Music Department Church Training Department Student Department Sunday Schl Department Missins Divisin Brtherhd Department Cperative Missins Department Evangelism Department WMU Department Annuity Bard Representative (904) 396-2351 FL 32207 Dan. C. Stringer Earl C. Berry Charles E. Petersn Walter Bennett Paul R. Bbbitt Rbert S. Ck Je H. Webb James E. Frst James L. Gdsn Charles R. Ragland J. Ray Dbbins Cecil W. Seagle Vanita l'vi. Baldwin Richard Barber 1

DEPARTMENTAL OFFICERS Sunday Schl Directr 929-4181 Rev. Larry Harris, P.O. Bx 117, Pinetta Church Training Directr 971-5537 Phyllis Sevr, P.O. Bx 267, Lee Brtherhd Directr 971-5744 Gene Stkes, Rt. 1 Bx 1100, Lee WMU Directr 971-5577 Marintha Hward, Rt. 1 Bx 2045, Madisn MUsic Directr 878-9702 Clara White, 6133 Williams, Tallahassee Yuth Rally President 971-5744 Sheri Stkes, Rt. 1 Bx 1100, Lee Campus Ministry Vlunteer Gwen Faulkner, 1209 N. Quincy St., Perry Campus Ministry President Tammy Chambers E. C.. Tyner Yuth Camp Directr 997-4286 Dr. Mark McCy, Rt. 1 Bx 222-B, Mnticell JOINT MIDDLE FLORIDA/TAYLOR MISSION DISTRICT Rev. Clarence Parker Rt. 1 Bx 51 Lee, 971-5314 ASSOCIATIONAL MISSIONS COMMITIEE Rev. Dennis Draper Paul Twnsend Rev. Dzier Sapp Gene Stkes Rbert Bellflwer Rt. 1 Bx\ 59, Lamnt - 5 Years Rt. 1 Bx 158, May - 4 Years Rt. 1 Bx 935, Madisn - 3 Years Rt. 1 Bx 1100, Lee - 2 Years Rt. 1 Bx 148, Lee - 1 Year COMMI'ITEE ON COMMITIEES Dr. Mark McCy 997-4286 Rute 1 Bx 222-B, Mnticell Rev. Hward Mney 973-4210 1505 E. Base Street, Madisn Gerge Letchwrth 948-6412 Rt. 3 Bx 232, Greenville 2

NOMINATING COMMITTEE Archie Davis, Chairman Philip Hwell Henry Flsm Rt. 1 Bx,Lee 971-5779 Rt. 1 Bx,Madisn 973-2333 Rt. 1 Bx 54-B, May 294-2357 UNITED CHRISTIAN ACTION Bernard Wilsn Butler Read Je Miller Rt. 3 Bx 14, Madisn 973-6637 P.O. Bx 551, Greenville 948-6231 Rt. 1 Bx 1, Lee 971-5578 EVANGELISM COMMITTEE Rev. Clarence Parker Dr. Ry Lee Saint Rev. Walter Chapman Rt. 1 Bx 114, Mnticell Rt. 1 Bx 51, Lee 971-5314 P.O. Bx 87, May 294-1604 997-2081 MIDDLE FLORIDA ASSEMBLY DIRECTORS Dr. Mark McCy Rev. B. P. Kelle Dr. Ry Lee Saint Rev. Carltn Owens Rt. 1 Bx 222-B, Mnticell 997-4286 Rt. 1 Bx 3365, Madisn 973-4836 P.O. Bx 87, May 294-1604 Rt. 1 Bx 2520, Lee 971-5828 MUSIC OFFICERS Directr - Mrs. Clara White 878-9702 6133 Williams, Tallahassee 32301 Secretary - Mrs. Lrraine Owens Rt. 1 Bx 2520, Lee Instrumental Activities Directr - Mrs. June Guthrie Rt. 1 Bx li3a, Lee Adult Activities Directr - Mrs. Linda Demtt Rt. 1 Bx 197A, Mnticell Ensembles Directr - Mrs. Judy Saint P.O. Bx 87, May Music Festival - :VIr. Wally Weaver P.O. Bx 307, lviadisn 3

Chir Wrkshp - Mrs. Linda Demtt Rt. 1 Bx 197A, Mnticell SUNDA Y SCHOOL OFFICER Directr Rev. Larry Harris, P.O. Bx 117, Pinetta 929-4181 CHURCH TRAINING OFFICER Directr Ms. Phyllis Sevr, P.O. Bx 267, Lee 971-5537 YOUTH RALLY OFFICERS President Sheri Stkes, Rt. 1 Bx 1100, Lee 32059 Vice President Gergia Reams, Rt. 2 Bx 25, Greenville 32331 Secretary/Treasurer Gena Stkes, Rt. 1 Bx 1100, Lee 32059 Sng Leader Brenda Miller, Rt. 1, Mnticell 32344 Pianist Chrissy Grantham, Rt. 4 Bx 1960, Madisn 32340 Pastr Advisr Rev. Dzier Sapp, Rt. 1 Bx 935, Madisn 32340 Alternate Advisr Rev. L. C. Hicks, P.. Bx 4, Lee 32059 WOMAN'S MISSIONARY UNION OFFICERS Directr Mrs. Marintha Hward, Rt. 1 Bx 2045, Madisn 32340 Assciate Directr Mrs. Gladys Hicks, P.O. Bx 4, Lee 32059 Secretary/Treasurer Mrs. Pat Reams, Rt. 2 Bx 193B, Greenville 32331 Pianist Mrs. Linda Demtt, Rt. 1 Bx 197A, Mnticell 32344 4

Sng Leader Mrs. Judy Saint, P.O. Bx 87, May 32066 Missin Supprt Mrs. C. Rutherfrd, Rt. 2 Bx 1178, Madisn 32340 Missin Actin Mrs. Velma Wynn, Rt. 1 Bx,:vladisn 32340 Missin Study Mrs. Ola Phillips, Rt. 1 Bx 90, Lee 32059 Baptist Yung Wmen Mrs. Susan Phillips, Rt. 1 Bx 560, Lee 32059 Acteens Mrs. Patsy Davis, Rt. 1 Bx,Lee 32059 Girls Auxiliary " Mrs. Mary Jarvis, Rt. 3 Bx 67 Greenville 32331 Missin Friends Mrs. Gwen Cmbass, Rt. 1 Bx 203, Lee 32059 Publicity Mrs. Geraldine Stkes, Rt. 1 Bx 1100, Lee 32059 BROTHERHOOD OFFICERS Directr Mr. Gene Stkes~ Rt. 1 Bx 1100, Lee 32059 Secretary/Treasurer Dr. Ry Sctt, Lake Lgan Rd., Greenville 32331 RA Leader Mr. Jhn Hewett, P.O. Bx 582, May 32066 NOMINATING COMMITTEE REPORT AND CHAIRMAN OFFICERS - 1983-1984 Assembly Grunds Mr. Bill Lamb, 506 S. E. Oak St., Madisn 32340 Annuity & Retirement Rev. Thad Entzminger, P.O. Bx 6, Greenville 32331 Baptist Witness Rev. Hward Mney, 1505 E. Base, I\Iadisn 32340 Budget Rev. Frank Jarvis, Rt. 3 Bx 67, Greenville 32331 Children's Hme Mrs. Audrey Wd, Rt. 2 Bx 250, Madisn 32340 5

Evangelism Rev. Clarence Parker, Rt. 1 Bx 51 Lee 32059 Freign, Hme &: State Missins Mr. J. T. Miller, Rt. 1 Bx 1, Lee 32059 Nmina tins Rev. B. P. Kelle, Rt. 1 Bx 3365, Madisn 32340 Our Departed Lved Ones Mrs. Pat Reams, Rt. 2 Bx 193B, Greenville 32331 Reslutins Rev. Dennis Draper, Rt. 1 Bx 59, Lamnt 32336 Time - Place - Speaker Rev. B. E. Humes, P.O. Bx 307, Madisn 32340 Stewardship Rev. Lamar Andersn, P.O. Bx 545, Day 320P United Christian Actin Mr. Bernard Wilsn, Rt. 3 Bx 14, Madisn Prgram Cmmittee Dr. Ry Saint, P.O. Bx 87, May 32066 NFJC BAPTIST CAMPUS MINISTRY OFFICERS Directr Ms. Gwen Faulkner, 1209 N. Quincy, Perry 32347 President Tammy Chambers ASSOCIATIONAL EXECUTIVE BOARD BETHEL CREEK - Nne Listed BEULAH - Gene Stkes Rt. 1 Bx 1100, Lee 32059 BREWER LAKE - Paul Twnsend Rt. 1 Bx 635, May 32066 CENTRAL-Rev. Walter Chapman Rt. 1 Bx 114, Mnticell 32344 CHERRY LAKE - Albert Gentry Rt. 3 Bx 261, Madisn 32340 ELIZABETH - Nrman Hartsfield Rt. 1 ~x 179, Mnticell ERIDU - Inactive 6

FAITH - Rbert Pittman Rt. 4 Bx 1875, Madisn 32340 GREENVILLE - Nne Listed HOPEWELL - Cary Lamb Rt. 1, Madisn 32340 LAMONT - Rdney Bland P.O. Bx 96, Lamnt 32336 LEE FIRST - Ed Smith, Jr. Rt. 1 Bx 254, Madisn 32340 MACEDONIA - Nne Listed MADISON FIRST - Lark Daughtry P.O. Bx 396, Madisn 32340 David Smith Rt. 1 Bx 3360, Madisn 32340 MA YO - Harvey Crft, Cliftn Shiver and Jhn Hewett MIDWAY - Gus Phillips Rt. 1 Bx 90, Lee MOSELEY HALL - Billy Bailey Rt. 1 Bx 207, Greenville 32331 MT. OLIVE - Rev. B. P. Kelle Rt. 1 Bx 3365, Madisn 32340 NEW HOME - Jack Pickels Rt. 1 Bx 690, Madisn 32340 NEW HOPEFUL - Nne Listed NEW MACEDONIA - Dean Buchanan Rt. 1 Bx 273-A, Greenville 32331 PINE GROVE - C. D. Agner, Jr. Rt. 2 Bx 585, Madisn 32340 Alvin Jnes 212 S. Range, Madisn 32340 PINETTA FIRST - Cecil Craftn Rt. 1 Bx 138, Pinetta 32350 PLEASANT GROVE (L) - Henry Flsm Rt. 1 Bx 289, May 32066 PLEASANT GROVE (T) - Auley Rwell P.O. Bx 646, Shady Grve 32357 RIVERSIDE - Rland Lyns Rt. 1, May 32066 SIRMANS - Nne Listed 7

ST. JOHNS - Gerge Letchwrth Rt. 3 Bx 232, Greenville 32331 Ralph Blunt Rt. 2 bx 126, Greenville 32331 PIANIST 1983-84 Bethel Creek: Beulah: Brewer Lake: Central: Cherry Lake: Elizabeth: Eridu: Faith: Greenville: Hpewell: Lamnt: Lee First: Macednia: Madisn First: May: Midway: Mseley Hall: Mt. Olive: New Hme: Candace Sapp Sheri Stkes, Rt. 1 Bx 1100, Lee 32059 Sue Buchanan, Rt. 1 Bx 635, May 32066 Mrs. Try Alderman, P.O. Bx 149, Mnticell 32344 Lrraine Owens, Rt. 1 Bx 2520, Lee 32059 Ruby Hartsfield, Rt. 1 Bx 179, Mnticell 32344 Inactive Darlene Smith, Madisn 32340 Rt. 4 Bx 825, Nancy Scarbra, P.O. Bx 333, Greenville 32331 Estelle Osbrne, Rt. 1 Bx 940, Madisn 32340 Mary Jane Bland, P.O. Bx 96, Lamnt 32336 Nne Listed Gena Stkes, Rt. 1 Bx 1100, Lee 32059 Fay Tdd, Rt. 1 Bx 1682, Madisn 32340 Jackie Hart, Rt. 1 Bx 18-B, May 32066 Judy Webb, Rt. 1 Bx 89, Lee 32059 Juanita Cruce, Rt. 1 B?Bx 1130, Madisn 32340 Greg Ragans, Rt. Madisn I 1 Bx, 3330, 32340 Nne Listed 8

New Hpeful: Nne Listed New Macednia: Nne Listed Pine Grve: Pam Jnes, Pridgen Trailer Park, Lt 10, Madisn 32340 Pinetta First: Wanda Fields, Rt. 1 Bx 204, Pinetta 32350 Pleasant Grve (L) : Mrs. Sherry Kelly, Rt. 1 Bx 295, May 32066 Pleasant Grve (T): Pat Rwell, P.O. Bx 646, Shady Grve 32357 Riverside: Jyce Perry, Rt. 1, May 32065 Sirmans: Carl Sadler, Rt. 4 Bx 469, Perry 32347 St. Jhn: Eurlene Kinsey, Rt. 3 Bx 115, Greenville 9

CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS The Cnstituin and By-Laws f the Middle Flrida Baptist Assciatin will nt appear this year. The Assciatin in its Executive Cmmittee Meeting, August 2, 1982, decided t print the Cnstitutin and By-Laws every three (3) years. Refer t the 1981 Annual fr the last printing. The 1984 Annual will cntain the next printing. 10

MESSENGERS TO ASSOCIATION > BETHEL CREEK: Nne listed BEULAH: Gladys Hicks, Gene Stkes, Geraldine Stkes BREWER LAKE: Mr. & Mrs. Carl Driver, Mr. & Mrs. T. C. Buchanan, Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Thmas, Harld Smith, Dyle Bell, Rev. & Mrs. Lamar Andersn CENTRAL: Rev. & Mrs. Walter Chapman, Mr. & Mrs. E. C. Schierhrst, Mr. & Mrs. Je Hlden, Drthy Lewis CHERRY LAKE: Mr. & Mrs. Albert Gentry, Rev. & Mrs. Carltn Owens, Mrs. Gracie Cllins, Dt Buckhalt ELIZABETIl: Dr. & Mrs. Mark McCy, Mrs. Ollie Kinsey, Mrs. Inez Demtt, Mr. & Mrs. Nrman Hartsfield, Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Demtt, Catherine Fraser, Drthy Teasley ERIDU: Inactive FAITH: Mr. & Mrs. Finley Day, Deiva Mney, IVIr. & Mrs. Rbert Pittman, Mr. & Mrs. Lery Rutherfrd GREENVILLE: Pat Reams, Martha Reams, Jewel Barfield, Mary Harper, Julia Devane, Luis Entzminger, Rev. & Mrs. Thad Entzminger HOPEWELL: Mr. & Mrs. Bill Lamb, Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Bass, Mr. & Mrs. Hrace Bailey, Mr. & Mrs. Cary Lamb LAMONT: Mrs. Mamie Capps, Mrs. Sue Field, Mrs. Ada Bell Davis, Rev. Dennis Draper LEE FIRST: Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Phillips, Mr. & l\lrs. Je Miller, Myrtle Llyd, Rnnie Payne MACEDONIA: Rev. & Mrs. Dzier Sapp, Mr. & Mrs. Rbert Bellflwer, Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Rutherfrd MADISON FIRST: Rev. B. E. Humes, Rev. Wally Weaver, Mr. & Mrs. Jhnnie Smith, Mrs. Velma Wynn, Albert McLed, Mr. & Mrs. Lex Webb, Chuck Bassett MAYO: Dr. & Mrs. Ry Lee Saint, Jhn C. Hewett, Cliftn Shiver, Harvey Crft MIDWAY: Marintha Hward, Dwney Carpenter, Mr. & Mrs. Gus Philips, Zra Jnes, Gracie Webb MOSELEY HALL: Mrs. Snya Webb, Mr. & Mrs. Lery Cruce, Mrs. Lu Annie Taylr MT. OLIVE: Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Thmas, Rev. & Mrs. B. P. Kelle, Mrs. Ethel Clark 11

NEW HOME: Mr. &. Mrs. Sim Andrews, Mr. Jack Pickles, Dewitt Andrews NEW HOPEFUL: Nne Listed NEW MACEDONIA: Rev. L. C. Newman, Harld Buchanan, Lis St. Jhn, Martha Hendersn, Mae Bell Barclay, Annie Mae Sanders, Tmmy Barclay PINE GROVE: Luise Herring, Leila Law, David Paulk PINETIA FIRST: Mrs. Shirley Craftn, Rev. &. Mrs. Larry Harris, Mr. &. Mrs. Cecil Craftn PLEASANT GROVE (L): Mr. &. Mrs. Dave Wisehart, Mr. &.. Mrs. Henry Flsm, Mrs. Nelda Hutchensn PLEASANT GROVE (T): Rev. &. Mrs. Fred Harrisn, Mr. &. Mrs. Ira Smith, Sarah Lee, Mr. &. Mrs. N. W. Lewis, Mattie Lee Aman, Clara White RIVERSIDE: Mr. &. Mrs. Je Ezell SIRMANS: Nne Listed ST. JOHNS: Herbert Nrris, Bessie Nrris, Willie Nrris, Eurlene Kinsey HISTORICAL EVENTS OF THE PAST YEAR ELIZABETII: Fully rganized RA Prgram, GAls, Acteens &. Brtherhd, Purchased first rgan. FAIT1I: Ordinatin f Mr. Glen Mney t the Gspel Ministry. HOPEWELL: Recgnized Sunday Schl Teachers retiring: Mrs. Annie Bell Walker wh taught 55 years; Mrs. Jewel Walker wh taught 40 years; and Mrs. Luella Lamb wh was Secretary f the Sunday Schl fr 35 years. LAMONT: Musical chimes were installed in memry f a frmer pastr, Rev. Verner Wheeler. MADISON FIRST: Ordinatin f Mr. Wally Weaver t the Gspel Ministry. Renvatin f 1898 Sanctuary. MAYO: Ordinatin f Mr. C. H. Gdwin, Jr. t the Gspel Ministry. MIDWAY: Remdeled and carpeted Sanctuary. 12

MOSELEY HALL: PINE GROVE: RNERSIDE: SIRIVIANS: Purchased Baptist Hymnals, 1975 ed., Purchased Organ. Began WMU and Brtherhd; Remdeled Fellwship area, created new Sunday Schl Rm. Purchased steeple; started GA Prgram; Carpeted Sanctuary and entrance prch. Bricked utside f ChJ)rch Building. Mr. Frankie Carrll rdained as Deacn n July 24, 1983. MINISTERS LICENSED THIS YEAR CENTRAL: MAYO: Mr. Jhn E. Chapman, Rt. 1 Bx 114, Mnticell 32344 Mr. C. H. (Shunny) Gdwin, Jr., P.O. Bx 595, Day 32013 LICENSED MINISTERS (NOT ORDAINED) MADISON FIRST: Jhn P. Page, P.O. Bx 733, V.S.C., Valdsta, GA 31601 PINETTA FIRST: Jhn Tryer, Rt. 2 Bx 282, Madisn 32340 ST. JOHNS: Gerge Letchwrth, Rt. 3 Bx 232, Madisn 32340 MINISTERS ORDAINED THIS YEAR ELIZABETII: Mr. Emily Faglie LAMONT: Rev. Harld Reams, Rt. 3 Bx 163, Jasper, FL 32052 MADISON FIRST: Mr. Wally Weaver, 527 W. Base, Madisn 32340 MAYO: Rev. C. H. Gdwin, Jr., P.O. Bx 595, Day 32013 ORDAINED MINISTERS (NOT PASTORS) BREWER LAKE: Rev. M. J. Fwler, P.O. Bx 33, Day 13

32013 Rev. Asa T. Shrewsbury, (R), P.O. Bx 4059, Dwling Park, FL 32060 GREENVILLE: Rev. Marvin Day (R), P.O. Bx 604, Greenville 32331 Rev. Jhn B. Benefield (R), Rt. 1 Bx 83, Greenville 32331 Rev. Jessie Benefield (1), Rt. 1 Bx 84, Greenville 32331 PINETTA FIRST: Rev. Hllis Carrll (I), Rt. 1 Pinetta 32350 Rev. Marcus Mrrisn (1), Rt. 4 Bx 1145, Madisn 32340 CODES FOR ORDAINED MINSTERS (1) - Inactive (R) - Retired MIDDLE FLORIDA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING April 4, 1983 Lee First Baptist Church 1. The Fellwship Supper was served by the hst church at 6:30 P.M. 2. Mderatr Jhn Drman called the Meeting t rder at 7:30 P.M. 3. Clara White, Assciatinal Music Directr led the assciatin in singing "We Have Heard the Jyful Sund." 4. The accmpanists fr the evening sessin were June Guthrie, rganist and Lrraine Owens, pianist. 5. Dzier Sapp, Pastr f Macednia, led In the pening prayer. 6. Jay Hllwell, hst pastr, welcmed the messengers and visitrs t Lee First. 7. The Respnse was given by Thad Entzminger, pastr f Greenville. ' 8. The Mderatr called fr the reprts frm the department heads. 14

9. Gerge Letchwrth, directr, reprted fr Sunday Schl. 10. Mark McCy, VBS Directr, reprted 120 attended the Clinic with twenty (20) churches represented. 11. Phyllis Sevr, Church Training Directr, encuraged churches t plan a Baptist Dctrine Study during the mnth f April. 12. The W.M.U. Reprt was given by Marintha Hward, directr. She encuraged all t attend the State Cnventin in Tallahassee April 19-20. 13. The Brtherhd Reprt was given by Paul Twnsend, directr. He encuraged all men and bys t attend the meeting n April 21 at Elizabeth. 14. Clara White, Music Directr, annunced the Chir Wrkshp n April 23 at Greenville. "Fundamentals f Music" will be taught. 15. Clarence Parker, chairman f Evangelism, reprted great revivals in ur churches. 16. The Stewardship Reprt was given by Lamar Andersn, chairman. He stated a grwth in missins giving and challenged all churches t cntinue t pray that we may have an assciatinal ffice. 17. The written Yuth Rally reprt was adpted. B. P. Kelle spke t the reprt encuraging pastrs t supprt the rallies. 18. Mderatr Jhn Drman reprted n the prgress at Middle Flrida Assembly. The last drmitry is abut bricked. He encuraged all churches remember the Assembly in their budgets. t 19. The Elbert C. Tyner Yuth Camp, July 25-29, was annunced by Mark McCy, directr. 20. The Mderatr called fr the reprt f the Assciatinal Office Cmmittee. 21. Jay Hllwell, chairman, reprted that ffice space was lcated, cnsisting f three rms (ver 400 square feet f flr space) fr $100 per mnth plus ne furth f the utility bill amunting t apprximately $35 per mnth. The lcatin IS 312 S. Washingtn Street, Madisn. 15

Brther Hllwell mved that the Assciatin apprve this ffice space, secnded by Mark McCy. A discussin fllwed. The questin was called. The Mtin was adpted. 22. Eddie Humes, pastr f Madisn First, stated that the Assciatin wns a typewriter, but will need ther ffice equipment. He mved that we allcate up t $1,800 fr a cmmittee t equip the ffice space, secnded by Ry Saint. The Mtin carried. 23. The Assciatinal Office Cmmittee, Jay Hllwell and Edwin J esse will be assisted by the Mderatr, Clerk and Directr f Missins. 24. Ry Saint, Pastr f May, presented the Cmmittee n Cmmittees Reprt, and mved its adptin. The reprt was apprved. 25. B. P. Kelle, chairman, presented the reprt n Nminatins. There were n nminatins frm the flr. The reprt was adpted. 26. The fllwing fficers were elected t serve during 1983-84: MODERATOR, Rev. Jhn Drman; VICE-MODERATOR, Dr. Ry Saint; CLERK, Geraldine Stkes; n treasurer was elected. 27. The Department Directrs presented and elected are: SUNDAY SCHOOL, Gerge Letchwrth; CHURCH TRAINING, Phyllis Sevr; MUSIC, Clara White; E.C. TYNER YOUTH CAMP, Dr. Mark McCy; STEWARDSHIP, Frank Jarvis; EVANGELISM, Clarence Parker. 28. W.T. Cdy, Treasurer, and a, member f Madisn First, led in the prayer fr the newly-elected fficers. 29. Carltn Owens, directr f missins, reminded fficers f the Leadership Cnference May 3-4 at Lake Yale. He annunced the Assciatinal Cuncil Training Wrkshp n April 28. He encuraged pastrs t attend the Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast n each first and third Tuesday f the mnth, 8 A.M. Vide Cassettes are available t churches. 30. Clara White led the Assciatin I in singing' "Serve the Lrd with Gladness." 31. Special Music, "The Sunds f His Cming", was 16

furnished by Lee First Chir. 32. Carltn Owens, directr f missins, intrduced guest speaker, Dr. James Gdsn, directr, Missins Divisin f the Flrida Baptist Cnventin. 33. Clara White sang a medley f "Fill My Cup, Lrd" and "He Tuched Me" accmpanied by Lrraine Owens. 34. Dr. James Gdsn challenged all with a message frm Jhn 4: 35-36. 35. Clara White led the Assciatin in singing "Send Me 0 Lrd, Send Me." 36. The benedictin was given by Lex Webb. 37. Seventeen pastrs attended this meeting with twenty (20) churches represented. Seventy-six (76) registered messengers. Respectfully submitted, Geraldine Stkes, Clerk Jhn Drman, Mderatr PROCEEDINGS OF THE EIGHTY-FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION MIDDLE FLORIDA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION OCTOBER 17-18, 1983 MONDAY - AFTERNOON SESSION 1. The Eighty-Furth Annual Sessin f the Middle Flrida Baptist Assciatin was called t rder by Mderatr Ry Lee Saint at 3:30 P.M., Mnday afternn Octber 17, 1983, in the Pleasant Grve (L) Baptist Church. 2. Clara White, Assciatinal Music Directr, Pleasant Grve (T), led the Assciatin in singing "He Lives ll, accmpanied by Lrraine Owens. 3. Larry Harris, Pastr f Pinetta first, gave the Devtinal reading Psalm 133: 1-3 and led in prayer. 4. Henry Flsm, Pleasant Grve (L), welcmed the 17

messengers and visitrs t Pleasant Grve and expressed the pleasure f the church in hsting this annual meeting. 5. The Respnse was given by Linda Demtt - f Elizabeth. 6. Mderatr Ry Lee Saint mved that the printed prgram becme the rder f business, secnded by Mark McCy and carried. 7. The Mderatr appinted Dennis Draper, Pastr f Lamnt and B. P. Kelle, Pastr f Mt. Olive t serve n the Reslutins Cmmittee. 8. Eddie Humes, Pastr f Madisn First, and Rnnie Cmbass, Pastr f Pleasant Grve (L) were appinted t serve n the Time-Place-Preacher Cmmittee. 9. Gerge Letchwrth, St. Jhn, was appinted t serve n the cmmittee n cmmittees with Mark McCy, Pastr f Elizabeth and Hward Mney, Pastr f Faith. 10. Geraldine Stkes, Clerk, reprted fr the Executive Cmmittee and the reprt was apprved.. 11. The Flrida Baptist Witness Reprt was presented by Hward Mney. 12. Carltn Owens, Directr f Missins, presented the Histrical Reprt using data f the Assciatin fm 1933-1983. 13. Linda Demtt led the Assciatin in singing "I Knw Wh Hlds Tmrrw." 14. Carltn Owens, presented the substituting fr reprt n the Audrey Wd, Flrida Baptist Children's Hme. 15. Marintha Hward, directr, reprted fr Wman's Missinary Unin. 16. Clarence Parker, chairman, presen ted the Evangelism Reprt stating that Pinetta First led in Baptisms with 17 and Mseley Hall led in rati f Baptisms per church member. 17. Mderatr Ry Lee Saint called fr the Miscellaneus Business and Anriuncements.' There was n business. 18. Harld Smith, Brewer Lake, led in prayer in 18

preparatin fr Wrship. 19. Clara White led the Assciatin in Singing "Grace Greater Than Our Sins" and "Saviur, Like a Shepherd Lead Us." 20. Carltn Owens led in prayer fr the special music and speaker. 21. The Special Music, "Let the Lwer Lights Be Burning", was given by Clara White. 22. L.C. Hicks, Pastr f Beulah, gave the Dctrinal Message using Matthew 16:13-18 as text. 23. A.F. Buchanan, Pleasant Grve (L), gave the adjurnment prayer and blessing. 24. The Fellwhip Supper was served by the hst church, Pleasant Grve (L). 25. There were 158 messengers and visitrs registered which included seventeen pastrs. Twenty-five churches were represented. MONDAY - EVENING SESSION 26. Clara White led the Assciatin in singing "Withut Him", "Mre Like The Master" and "Near T The Heart f Gd. 1I 27. Walter Chapman, Pastr f Central, gave the Devtinal using Jhn 3:16 and led in prayer. 28. Carltn Owens intrduced the new pastrs: Pinetta First, Larry Harris: Cherry Lake, Lery Curry, Interim-pastr. Visitrs recgnized were: Rev. W. W. Tyre, Mrs. H. C. Kn and Mrs. Revels f the Lafayette Assciatin. 29. Mderatr Ry Lee Saint called fr the Miscellaneus Business. There was n business. 30. Charles Granger, Stetsn Public Relatins Department, spke frcefully n Christian Educatin. 31. Thad Entzminger, Pastr f Greenville, led in a special prayer fr Dn and Dnna Turner, missinaries-in-residence at Stetsn. 32. Phyllis Sevr, Training Reprt. directr, presented the Church 33. W. T. Cdy, Treasurer, gave the Treasurer's 19

Reprt, which was apprved. 34. Thad Entzminger gave special recgnitin t W. T. Cdy, twenty Treasurer, wh years. Brther is retiring Entzminger after serving presented - a reslutin hnring Brther Cdy. The Reslutin is, "Within the area f Middle Flrida Baptist Assciatin the rganized wrk f the Flrida Baptist Cnventin was brn. Men and wmen led by the Hly Spirit began this cperative wrk. The wrk f the Kingdm f Gd has cntinued with increasing visin, dedicatin manifested in faithful unselfish service. Aided and abetted by their cmpanins, they have set the nrm fr lving the Lrd and the brtherhd. Suh men as S. B. Cle, Carl Burnett, I. T. Carter and E. B. Brwning, Sr. have given unstintedly f themselves fr ur gd. T this illustrius list, we add tday the name f W. T. Cdy, wh fr the past twenty years has served us as an assciatinal treasurer. N lnger able t carry the lad, we release him with lving reluctance, but n release given fr cntinuing t lve and pray fr us." Brther Entzminger mved the adptin f this reslutin and a page f ur minutes be dedicated t him. The Reslutin was apprved unanimusly. 35. Frank Jarvis, Pastr f St. Jhns and Chariman f Stewardship, presented the 1983-84 Budget which was apprved unanimusly. 36. The Yuth Rally Reprt was apprved as printed. 37. Shunny Gdwin, recently rdained minister f May, led in prayer. 38. Clara White led the Assciatin in singing "Hw Great Thu Art." 39. Special Music entitled, "I Believe" was rendered by May and Pleasant Grve (L) Chirs under the directin f Judy Saint, accmpanied by Daryl West. 40. Clara White sang "I'll Tell the 'Wrld That I'm a Christian. " 41. The Inspiratinal Speaker, Carltn Owens, gave an 20

---------------------------- 42. inspiring message using and ther Scriptures. The adjurnment prayer Cmbass, Pastr f Pleasant Philippians was given Grve (L). 1:3; 2:1-4 by Rnnie GREENVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH TUESDAY, OCIDBER 18 AFTERNOON SESSION 43. The Middle Flrida Baptist Assciatin was called t rder at 3:30 P.M. by Vice-Mderatr, Mark McCy. 44. Clara White led the Assciatin in singing "Glrius Is Thy Name, Mst Hly" accmpanied by Lrraine Owens, rganist and Linda Demtt, pianist. 45. The Devtinal was given by Clarence Parker, Pastr f Midway. His text was Acts 2:1-13, fllwed by prayer. 46. Thad Entzminger, Pastr, welcmed the messengers and visitrs t Greenville. 47. The Respnse was given by Albert Gentry, Cherry Lake. 48. Mark McCy, Pastr f Elizabeth, presented the E. C. Tyner Yuth Camp Reprt. 49. In absence f B. P. Kelle, the reprt n Nminatins was given by Carltn Owens. Sunday Schl Directr Larry Harris; Jint Middle Flridatraylr Missin District Clarence Parker; Treasurer Gerge Letchwrth; State Bard f Missins Nminees - Ry Lee Saint and Lex Webb. Als submitted was Brtherhd Directr - Gene Stkes; Secretarytrreasurer - Ry Sctt. Brther Owens mved the apprval f these nmina tins and the mtin carried. 50. Special Prayer fr B. P. Kelle and Ylrs. Jack Lamb was ffered by Carltn Owens. 51. Thad Entzminger recmmended that the Assciatin recgnize :VIrs. Ruth Scruggs Reams as "Emeritus Directr" f the Greenville Preschl Sunday Schl by dedicating a page in the minutes in her 21

hnr. The recmmendatin was apprved unanimusly. 52. Gerge Letchwrth presented the Sunday Schl Reprt. 53. Pat Reams, Greenville, led in a Memrial t "Our Departed Lved Ones" with Eddie Humes, Pastr f Madisn First leading in prayer. 54. The printed United Christian Actin Reprt was apprved. 55. Clara White, directr, presented the Music Reprt. 56. Clara White led the Assciatin in singing "Lead On 0 King Eternal. 1I 57. The Directr f Missins Reprt was. gi ven by Carltn Owens. 58. Geraldine Stkes, Clerk, recgnized and expressed appreciatin t all chruch clerks and pastrs fr the prmptness and imprvements regarding the Unifrm Church Letters. 59. The Digest f Stkes stating Letters was increases in given all by Geraldine areas except Baptisms, Sunday Schl, Music and VBS enrllments. 60. The printed Brtherhd Reprt was apprved. 61. T prepare the Assciatin fr Wrship, Dennis Draper, Pastr f Lamnt, led in prayer. 62. Clara White led the Assciatin in singing "Fllw On." 63. Special Music, lithe Old Rugged Crss Made The Difference" was given by Clara White, Sarah McCy, Linda Demtt, Luis Entzminger and Thad Entzminger. 64. The Inspiratinal Speaker, Mark McCy, challenged each using I Crinthians 3: 3-7 as his text with reference t Acts 20:31 and Jeremiah 9:1. Brther McCy led in a prayer f cmmitment. 65. Harvey Crft, May, gave the adjurnment and blessing. 66. There were 132 messengers and visitrs registered which included furteen pastrs. Twenty-tw churches were represented. 22

TUESDA Y - EVENING SESSION 68. Clara White led the Assciatin in singing, "Lrd, Lay Sme Sul Upn My Heart" accmpanied by Harriet Read, rganist and Lrraine Owens, pianist. 69. The Devitinal was given by Fred Harrisn, Pastr f Pleasant Grve (T) using Luke 9: 2 and Matthew 25:34-46 and led in prayer. 70. The Middle Flrida Assembly Reprt was given by Bill Lamb, Hpewell. 71. Thad Entzminger presented the Annuity and Retirement Reprt. Carltn Owens stated that nly ne-half f Middle Flrida Pastrs are in the Annuity Prgram. 72. Dennis Draper reprted fr the Cmmittee n Reslutins. The Reslutins were adpted. 73. Eddie Humes reprted fr the Time-Place-Preacher Cmmittee. The Semi-Annual Meeting, April 2, will be held at May Baptist Church. The Eighty-Fifth Annual Sessin will cnvene Octber 15-16, 1984 with Pinetta First and Lee First. 74. Carltn Owens presented the 1983-84 Assciatinal Officers: MODERArR, Ry Lee Saint; VICE MODERArR, Mark McCy; CLERK, Geraldine Stkes; and TREASURER, Gerge Letchwrth. 75. A message frm Dan Stringer, Executive Directr/ Treasurer, Flrida Baptist Cnventin was presented by Vide Tape. 76. Je Miller, Lee First, presented the reprt n Freign and Hme Missins. 77. Prayer was led by Lex Webb preparing fr the time f Wrship. 78. Clara White led the Assciatin in singing IIHw Firm a Fundatin." 79. Special Music, "There's A New Sng in My Heart", was prvided by an assciatinal chir under the directin f Clara White. 80. Special Music was rendered by Wally Weaver, Minister f Music, Madisn First, accmpanied by Lrraine Owens. 23

81. Jay Hllwell, Pastr f Lee First, brught a challenging Missinary Message using I Crinthians 1: 26-28 as text. 82. Frank Jarvis, Pastr f St. Jhns, gave "the benedictin and the Eighty-Furth Annual Sessin f Middle Flrida Baptist Assciatin adjurned. Respectfully Submitted, Geraldine Stkes, Clerk Ry Lee Saint, Mderatr 24

1983-84 CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES OCTOBER, 1983 4 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 6 Pastr/Wives Fellwship Supper, 7: 30 P.M., Cllege Inn. Unifrm Church Letter t the Asscia tin DUE. 7-8 Brtherhd Leadership Cnference, Blue Springs 15 Yuth Rally, 4 P.M. - Brewer Lake 17-18 EIGHTY-FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION OF MIDDLE FLORIDA ASSOCIATION, Pleasant Grve (L) and Greenville - 3: 30 P.M. 18 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 28-29 Pastr/Deacn Retreat, Pickett Lake Acteens Cmetgether, Blue Springs Smaller Church Cnference, B.B.I. NOVEMBER, 1983 1 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 4-5 GA Mther/Daughter Overnight, Lake Yale 6-12 Ryal Ambassadr Week 8 WMU Rally, 10 A.M., Midway 11-12 WMU Assciatnal Leadership Retreat, Lake Yale 13 Assciatinal Cuncil, 2:30 P.M., Office 14-16 FLORIDA BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION 15 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 17 Assciatinal Brtherhd, 7:30 P.M., Macednia 19 Yuth Rally, 7 P.M., Greenville 21 "M" Night, 7:30 P.M., Brewer Lake 24 THANKSGIVING 20-23 Freign Missin Study DECEMBER, 1983 5 Executive Cmmittee Meeting, 7:30 P.M., Faith 6 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn. 4-11 Week f Prayer fr Freign Missins and Lttie 25

DECEMBER, 1983 (cnt.) Mn Offering. 17 Yuth Rally, 7 P.M., Cherry Lake 20 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn. JANUARY, 1984 3 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn. 2-6 Bible Study Week 5 Pastrs/Wives Fellwship Supper, 7:30 P.M., Cllege Inn 8 Assciatinal Cuncil, 2:30 P.M., Office 9-11 Evangelism Cnference 12 Sunday Schl ASSIST, 7:30 P.M. 13-14 Bivcatinal Pastrs/Wives Marriage Enrichment Retreat, Lake Yale 17 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 19 Assciatinal Stewardship Leadership Wrkshp, Lake Yale Assciatinal Brtherhd, 7: 30 P.M. 20-21 Adult Chir Member Retreat, Blue Springs 21 Yuth Rally, 7 P.M. 22 Baptist Men's Day 24-26 FBC Staff/DOM Planning Retreat, Lake Yale FEBRUARY, 1984 4 Assciatinal Music Festival, 6:30 P.M., Madisin First 6 Executive Cmmittee Meeting, 7:30 P.M., Faith 7 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn. 10-11 Winter M & M Clinic, Blue Springs Sunday Schl Leadership Cnference, Lake Yale 14 WMU Rally, 10 A.M., Elizabeth 16 Equipping Center Mdule Shwcase 16-17 Evangelism Study Cmmissin, Blue Springs 17-19 Cuples Retreat, Blue Springs 18-26 Jacksnville Metr Clinic 18 Yuth Rally, 7 P.M., Faith 26

FEBRUARY, 1984 (cnt.) 21 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 19-22 Hme :viissin Study 24-25 Pastr/Deacn Retreat, Blue Springs Baptist Yung Wmen Retreat, Lake Yale MARCH, 1984 2-3 Baptist Men's Rally, Blue Springs State Yung Musicians Festival, Lake Yale 2-4 Renewal Retreat fr Cuples, Lake Yale 6 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 4-11 Week f Prayer fr Hme Missins & Annie Armstrng Offering 9-10 Baptist Yung Wmen Retreat, Blue Springs State Yung Musicians Festival, Lake Yale 9-11 Renewal Retreat fr Cuples, Lake Yale 11 Assciatinal Cuncil, 2:30 P.M., Office 12 Assciatinal Bible Drill & Speakers' Turnament, 7:30 P.M., Midway 13-14 State VBS Clinic, Blue Springs 15 Pastrs Stewardship Mtg., 7:30 P.M., Cllege Inn 16 Marriage Enrichment Sampler 16-17 Sunday Schl Leadership Cnference, Blue Springs 19-21 SHARE-A-TUNE fr Senir Adults, Blue Springs 20 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 23-24 Pastr/Deacn/Wives Retreat, Lake Yale State Instrumental Festival, Blue Springs 24 GA Missins Whirl, Tallahassee First 26-28 Basic Small Church Administratin Cnference, Blue Springs Persnal Grwth fr Ministers/Wives, Blue Springs APRIL, 1984 2 Semi-Annual Meeting, 6:30 P.M., May, Supper 3 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 27

APRIL, 1984 (ent.) 5 Denminatinal Dialgue, 6:30 P.M. - Fellwship; 7 P.M. - Supper 6-7 Bivcatinal Pastrs/Wives Marriage Enrichment, Blue Springs 9-13 DOM Prfessinal Imprvement Retreat, Blue Springs 12 Assciatinal VBS Clinic 13-14 GA Mther/Daughter Overnight, Lake Yale Acteens Celebratin, Blue Springs 14 Evangelism Day 17 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 19 Assciatinal Brtherhd, 7:30 P.M., Midw.ay 21 Yuth Rally, 7 P.M., Brewer Lake 22 EASTER 26 Sunday Schl ASSIST Meeting 27-29 Single Adult Retreat, Lake Yale 30-May 1 Assciatinal Leadership Planning Cnference, Blue Springs MAY, 1984 1 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 3-4 Assciatinal Leadership Planning Cnference, Lake Yale 8 WMU Rally, Lamnt 11-12 Yuth Grwth Explsin, Blue Springs Baptist Men's Encampment, Lake Yale 6-13 Christian Hme Week 13 MOTHER'S DAY&: Offering fr Flrida Baptist Children's Hme Assciatinal Cuncil, 2:30 P.M., Office 14-16 Managing Stress in the Ministry, Lake Yale 15 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 19 Yuth Rally, 7 P.M. 21-27 Assciatinal Emphasis Week. JUNE, 1984 4 Executive Cmmittee Meeting, 7:30 P.M., Faith 28

JUNE, 1984 (cnt.) 5 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M.-Cllege Inn 11-16 GA Camp, Lake Yale &:. West Flrida 11-16 RA Camp, Lake Yale 10-11 WMU Annual Meeting, Kansas City, MO 12-14 SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION, Kansas City, MO 16 Yuth Rally, 7 P.M., Macednia 17 FATHER'S DAY 18-23 Acteens Camp, West Flrida GA and RA Camps, Lake Yale 19 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 19-21 Missins &:. Fellwship Cnference, Lake Yale 25-30 GA Camp, West Flrida GA/Acteens Camps, Lake Yale RA Camp, Lake Yale JULY, 1984 2-7 GA/Acteens Camp, Lake Yale RA Camp, Lake Yale 3 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M.-Cllege Inn 5 Pastrs/Wives Fellwship Supper, 7: 30 P.M., Cllege Inn 8 Assciatinal Cuncil, 2:30 P.M., Office 9-12 Sunday Schl Leadership Assembly, Lake Yale 9-14 Yuth Music Camp, Lake Yale Acteens Camp, Lake Yale RA Camp, West Flrida 12 Jint WMU/Brtherhd Meeting, 7:30 P.M., Madisn First 13-14 Sunday Schl Leadership Mini-Cnference, Lake Yale 16-21 GA Camp, Lake Yale Yung Musicians Camp, Lake Yale RA Camp, West Flrida 17 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 19-21 Summer M &:. M Clinic, Lake Yale 20-21 Assciatinal Stewardship Cm. Team Training, Blue Springs 29

JULY, 1984 (cnt.) 21 Yuth Rally, 7 P.M. 23-27 E. C. Tyner Yuth Camp 27-28 Assciatinal Stewardship Cm. Team Training, Lake Yale 30 - August 4 Harmny Bay Yuth Music Camp, West FL AUGUST, 1984 6 Executive Cmmittee Meeting, 7:30 P.M., Faith 6-11 Church Training Yuth Assembly, Lake Yale Church Training Leadership & Media Library Cru., Lake Yale 7 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 13 W"MU Leaders Cnference, Drive-In Day 13-15 WMU Leaders Cnference, Lake Yale 14 WMU Rally, 7 P.M., Pinetta 15 WMU Leaders Cnference, Drive-In Day 17-18 Sunday Schl Leadership Mini-Cnference, Blue Springs 18 Yuth Rally, 7 P.M., Cherry Lake 20-22 Church Grwth Institute, Lake Yale 21 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 23-25 Church Grwth Institute, Blue Springs 24-25 Sunday Schl Leadership Mini-Cnference, Lake Yale 28 Church Cuncil Wrkshp, 7:30 P.M. 29 Directr f Missins Dialgue, Tallahassee SEPTEMBER, 1984 1-3 Baptist Wmen Cnference, Lake Yale 4 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 7-8 Adult Chir Member Retreat, Lake Yale 9 Assciatinal Cuncil, 2:30 P.M., Office 9-15 Seasn f Prayer & Special State Missins Offering 13-15 Church Training Leadership & Media Library Cnf., Blue Springs 14-15 Adult Chir Member Retreat, Lake Yale 30

SEPTEMBER, 1984 (cnt.) 15 Yuth Rally, 7 P.M. 15 WMU Leaders Cnference, Drive-In Day, Lake Yale 18 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8A.M., Cllege Inn 20 Leadership Cnference fr Smaller Churches 21-22 Sunday Schl Leadership Mini-Cnference, Blue Springs 24-26 Senir Adult Cnclave, Blue Springs 26-28 Senir Adult Cnclave, Blue Springs 27-29 WMU Leaders Cnference, Blue Springs 28-29 Yuth Grwth Explsin, Lake Yale 29 WMU Leaders Cnference, Drive-In Day, Blue Springs OCTOBER, 1984 1 Pastrs/Wives Mney Management Cnference 2 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 4 Pastrs/Wives Fellwship Supper, 7:30 P.M., Cllege Inn 5-6 Brtherhd Leadership Cnference, Lake Yale 11 Sunday Schl ASSIST Meeting 12-13 Brtherhd Leadership Cnference, Blue Springs 12-14 Acteens CmeTgether, Lake Yale 15-16 EIGHTY-FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF MIDDLE FLORIDA ASSOCIATION - 3:30 P.M. Pinetta & Lee 16 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 19-21 Single Adult Retreat, Lake Yale 19-20 Acteens CmeTgether, Blue Springs 20 Yuth Rally, 7 P.M. 26-27 Bible Cnference &:: Teaching Clinic, Blue Springs NOVEMBER, 1984 1-2 Certified Deacn Training, Blue Springs 2-3 Pastr/Deacn Retreat, Blue Springs GA Mther/Daughter Overnight, Lake Yale 5-9 MASTERLIFE Wrkshp, Blue Springs 6 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast, 8 A.M., Cllege Inn 9-10 WMU Assciatinal Leadership Retreat, Lake Yale 31

NOVEMBER, 1984 (cnt.) Pastr/Deacn/Wives Retreat,Lake Yale 9-10 Church I,.,eadership Cnference fr Wrkers f Small Churches, B.B.I. 11 Assciatinal Cuncil, 2:30 P.M., Office 13 WMU Rally, 10 A.M., Pine Grve 15 Assciatinal Brtherhd, 7:30 P.M. 16-17 Yuth Leaders Bible Cnference, Lake Yale 17 Yuth Rally, 7 P.M. 19 "MIT Night 18..;.21 Freign Missin Study 20 Pllstrs Fellwship.BNakfast,. ~'. ~.lx1--'".clle&,e Inn.,.. '.-. 26-30 DOM Retreat, Lake Yale 30 - Dec. 1 Vcatinal Guidance Cnference_ DECEMlJER, 1984. 3 Executive Cmmittee Meeting, 7:30 P.M., Faith 4 Pastrs Fellwship Breakfast,S A.M., Cllege Inn.. 2-9 Week f Prayer fr Freign Missins &. J.,ttle Mn Offering' _.. '" 15 Yuth. Rally, 7P~M~. 18 Pastrs F ellqwship Breakfast,S A.M.; COllegE!. Inn....... -.. 25 CHRISTMAS, 32

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPORT The Middle Flrida Baptist Assciatin Executive Cmmittee is cmpsed f the pastr and ne elected member frm each church, the assciatinal fficers, directr f missins, all department heads and chairpersns f standing cmmittees. The Executive Cmmittee meets t cnduct business f the Assciatin between the Sessins and prmtes wrk in the assciatin. HIGHLIGHTS OF MEETINGS December 6, 1982: A cmmittee n Wrld Missin Cnference was appinted cnsisting f Ry Saint and Mark McCy. February 1, 1983: Apprved financial Terry Humes t University. assistance fr attend Stetsn The Assciatinal Office Cmmittee was appinted cnsisting f Jay Hllwell and Edwin Jesse. June 6, 1983: The Budget Cmmittee was appinted cnsisting f Frank Jarvis, W. T. Cdy, Lex Webb, Geraldine Stkes, Marintha Hward with Clara White as alternate. The Assciatin Office is set up and pen n Tuesday and Thursday mrnings (8-12). Secretarial pay was increased t $4.50 per hur. August 1, 1983: Dr. Ry Saint became after the resignatin Mderatr f Jhn 33

Drman. An amendment t the Cnstitutin was apprved. The amendment t Article V, Sectin 1, Paragraph 2 reads, TIThe Executive Cmmittee shall meet regularly the first Mnday f even mnths r at such time as is necessary t a vid cnflicts in scheduling." Dr. Mark McCy was elected t serve as Vice-Mderatr. The prpsed Budget 1983-84 was adpted with final apprval at the Octber Annual Meeting. The Assciatinal Year 1982-83 has been a gd year. An average f seventeen churches were represented at the meetings. "T Gd be the Glry, Great Things He Hath Dne." With Gd's cntinued guidance and directin, greater things await Middle Flrida Baptist in the days and years ahead. Respectfully submitted, Geraldine Stkes SUNDA Y SCHOOL During the Church Year 1982-83, we began a prgram t enrll 85,000 new peple in ur Sunday Schls in Flrida as ur part in the 8.5 by 85 Campaign. On January 25, 1983 Cherry Lake First Baptist Church hsted a Pastr-Directr Meeting which was attended by 28 peple representing twelve churches in this Assciatin. At this meeting we set a net enrllment increase gal f 5% fr this church year and expressed the hpe that in the 1983-84 Church Year this culd increase t 10% and in 1984-85 t 15%. Our Assciatin Vacatin Bible Schl Team, under 34

the able leadership f Dr. Mark McCy, attended the V.B.S. Clinic at Blue Springs n March 8 &: 9. They returned with ample material and the skill necessary t lead ur wrkers in the Assciatinal V.B.S. Clinic at Madisn First Baptist Church n March 29. Tw churches, Madisn First and May, rganized three new Sunday Schl Units and received Certificates in recgnitin f their accmplishments. Tw ther churches requested and received assistance in their utreach effrts. Lking frward t the new church year, tw Sunday Schl ASSIST Team leaders have agreed t serve with the Assciatinal Sunday Schl Directr. They are Mr. J. V. Casn, Jr. f Faith and Mrs. Sandra Bass f New Hme. These will wrk with the Adults and Yuth respectively. ASSIST Team meetings have been scheduled n Octber 13, January 12, April 26, July 19, and Octber 11, 1984. In additin, a meeting f Pastrs and Sunday Schl Directrs will be held December 15, 1983 and a Leadership Cnference fr Small churches will be held September 20, 1984. We face a greater challenge than ever in the cming year, but with renewed vigr, under the leadership f the Hly Spirit, great things can and will be accmplished fr ur Lrd. Respectfully Submitted Gerge Letchwrth E.C. TYNER YOUTH CAMP REPORT 1983 An utstanding camp! Twenty yung lives were turned arund as they came t accept and cmmit their lives t Christ. There was a real sense f the Hly Spirit wrking in every activity f camp. Thse wh had the respnsibility f teaching, Brthers Hward Mney, Lamar Andersn, Jay Hllwell, Rick Kelle, Wally Weaver and Mrs. Linda Demtt just did an utstanding jb f tuching the hearts f these yung peple. The Music grup this year nt nly learned sme new sngs, but als were taught hw t lead music using 35

the hand t direct cngregatinal singing. They perfrmed fr us n family night and did a great jb. Use them in yur church. This year we changed the family night prgram. Previusly, parents stayed with us fr bth talent night and the mvie and usually left the camp t g hme arund 10:30-11:00 which meant sme arrived hme arund 1:00 in the mrning. This year we asked them t stay with us nly thrugh the hur that talent time usually lasted. This way they were n their way hme by 9:00. I interviewed mst f them befre they left and everyne was nt nly in favr f the new prgram but very appreciative f getting hme earlier. The kitchen was headed up by Mrs. Mary Jarvis. She had a gd grup f helpers which included, Mr. & Mrs. V. A. Gentn, Mr. Harry McRae, Mr. Dil Burnett, and Mrs. Dt Buckhalt. Every meal was delicius. Mrs. Sarah McCy was ur camp nurse again. We hnred Mr. & Mrs. Albert & Gertrude Gentry this year because f their many years f service. They were nt able t be with us because f health prblems but they did cme dwn Thursday night t wrk and wrshiped with us. The mvies this year were "Stranger In My Frrest",!!Whitcmb's War", "High Pint!!, and "Brther Enemy." Brther Dennis Draper was ur Camp Pastr. He and his wife, Malrie, were Drm Cunselrs. We appreciate husbands and wives cming tgether t serve. We als were thankful fr laymen and laywmen wh planned their vacatin time t cme and help. They were Mr. Jimmy Burnett and Mrs. Jean Willis. Rev. Tm Kelley came t be with us as Assciate Directr and Canteen Directr t take Rev. Jhn Drman's place because Jhn accepted the call t anther church in Taylr Assciatin. We will miss Jhn very much. Tw exciting things were planned fr next year's camp, which will be July 23-27, 1984. One, the flks frm Brewer Lake Baptist Church will cme dwn and furnish a fish fry fr all f us n Tuesday night. Then the flks frm Lee Baptist Church will cme and 36

Bar~B-Que a meal fr the campers and parents n Thursday night. We are really lking frward t that. The camp next year will be able t use all f the newly renvated Drmitry facilities. Everyne f them will be air~cnditined, and have new beds, shwers and ba thrms. The camp has imprved by leaps and bunds in the last nine years, I've served as the E. C. Tyner Yuth Camp Directr. Every year I thank Gd fr the visin Brther Tyner had 17 years ag and fr the many wh have made the camp at Pickett Lake pssible. We started this year with $757.26 in the camp accunt and it lks like we will end with a balance f $1,396.50 after all the bills are paid. This means that we will be able t keep the amunt f $25.00 fr each camper as the fee fr 1984. Befre I clse, let me als thank the many teenage cunselrs that helped. They were Edith Watsn, Mildred Wessn, Lri Demtt, Kim Stkes, Lesia Jnes, James Giffin, Bbby Watsn, Graig Burnett, Chuck Hayes and ur life guards William Green and Jacqueline Stkley. Respectfully Submitted, Dr. Mark E. McCy Directr WOMAN'S MISSIONARY UNION In 1982~83 the Wman's Missinary Unin Emphasis was "Life-Changing Accuntability." Thrughut the year, there were meetings, activities, events and materials centered n the varius aspects f Christian life~style and dynamic accuntability f missins invlvement. Our Assciatin has had three Rallies which were well attended and much enthusiasm shwn. Five wrkers attended the Wrkshp at Lake Yale. The Annual Meeting was held in Tallahassee April 19 & 20. We were well represented at this meeting bth days. 37

Sme frm f misslqn wrk has been rganized in all f ur churches except ne. All f ur fficers fr 1983-84 have been instajled and plans are made fr their training at Lake Yale Nvember 11-12, 1983. Truly Gd has blessed us as we have endeavred t be: "Labrers tgether with Gd." I Crinthians 3:9 Yur Assciatinal WMU sent a gift f $100 t the Middle Flrida Baptist Assembly and a gift f $75 fr Hymnals t the Temple Baptist Church, Kensha, Wiscnsin. Respectfully Submitted, Marintha Hward - CHURCH TRAINING Our Assciatinal Church Training prgram has a significant part in BOLD MISSION THRUST. We have the respnsibility f helping each church t rganize, imprve and enlarge its prgram f discipleship develpment thrugh Church Training. Our theme this year is "Develping Believers." Curriculum materials fr the Fall Quarter 1983 will emphasize Dynamic Dctrines, while January - September 1984 will feature a IIBelieve and Behave ll emphasis, cmbining Dctrine and Christian ethics. Sme ther things the Middle Flrida Baptist Assciatinal Church Training has dne and will cntinue t d t help churches with their training pprtunities are: 1. 1982 Assciatinal "Mil Night - There were 200 peple in attendance n Nvember 22, 1982 at Greenville Baptist Church. Rev. Ken Smith, Pastr f Fellwship Baptist Church in Tallahassee was ur speaker. (Statewide attendance was 13,556) 2. Assciatinal Yuth Rallies - Rallies were held every third Saturday night f each mnth in different churches thrughut the assciatin. 3. Yuth Week - Yuth Week was bserved March 13-38

20, 1983 in many f ur churches. 4. Assciatinal Church Training Leadership Cnference - It was held n August 30, 1983 with ten peple present representing ten churches. 5. Assciatinal Children's Bible Drill, Yuth Bible Drill and Speakers' Turnament - It was held March 11, 1983 at- Cherry Lake Baptist Church. The participant was Marilyn W8.11<er, frm Greenville Baptist Church, participating in the Children's Drill. The 1984 Assciatinal Drills and Turnaments will be held n March 12 at Midway Baptist Church at 7:30 P.M. 6. In the first 9 mnths f 1982-83, 1,068 churches in Flrida requested 53,678 awards in the Church Study Curse Prgram. Again this year, three special awards will be presented frm the state Church Training Department at "M" Night. These will g t the church(es) with (1) the largest ttal number f awards, (2) the largest number f awards in Church Training Leadership, and (3) the largest percentage f ttal awards cmpared t resident church membership. Last year Elizabeth Baptist Church received all three f these awards. 7. "Mil Night, 1983 - It will be held n Nvember 21, 1983 at Brewer Lake Baptist Church at 7 :30 P.M. 8. Church Training Leadership Schl - It will be held in August, 1984 (TEA) 9. A Reginal Church Training Cnventin - It will be cnducted in ur area next March (1984). (TEA) - It will include Reginal Children's and yuth Bible Drills and Yuth Speakers' Turnament. 10. New Church Training Prgrams We had ne Church Training Prgram rganized in ur Assciatin this past year, Madisn First Baptist started Church Training under the directin f Mrs. Lex (Deanie) Webb. Our Assciatinal Church Training Prgram was 39

recgnized n the state level as being 4th place in the state fr being the Assciatin with the largest numerical gain in Study Curse Awards. Cngratulatins Middle Flrida, we have smething t be prud f- in this recgnitin. Develping Believers With Yu, Phyllis Sevr ANNUITY BOARD REPORT The Annuity Bard's primary ministry as a church pensin bard invlves prviding retirement benefits fr participants in the annuity plans f the Bard. Mney cntributed t the Church Annuity Plan r the Cnventin Annuity Plan by churches, institutins, denminatinal agencies and their ministers and paid wrkers is invested and held in trust by the Annuity Bard t prvide retirement incme. A relief prgram assists needy and widws f ministers wh have nt Annuity Bard prtectin prgrams. thers wh have inadequate benefits. Prgram funds the relief prgram. retired ministers been cvered by It als assists The Cpera tive Key statistical highlights in 1982 included: 1. A 10 percent 13th Check was mailed t annuitants wh retired befre 1980. Thse annuitants wh retired in 1980-82 received their 13th Check bnus in their mnthly checks. 2. A ttal f $30,663,412 was paid in retirement benefits. 3. Ttal assests administered by the bard as f December 31, 1982 $1,057,947,515 cmpared t $896,535,999 n December 31, 1981. 4. Relief funds frm the Cpera tive Prgram ttalled $455,009. 5. Membership recrds indicated that 18,111 persns were enrlled in Plan A, 65,855 in Plan Band 4,256 in Plan C. 6. Earnings n retirement and related funds fr 1982 ttalled $108,923,263. This cmpares t 40

$46,068,904 fr $62,854,359. 1981 r an increase Respectfully Submitted, Rev. Thad Entzminger f FLORIDA BAPTIST RETIREMENT CENTER This past year has been a gd ne fr the Retirement Center financially. Gifts and wills have helped make it pssible t set up funds with the Flrida Baptist Fundatin that will prduce usable incme in the 1984 budget year. At present, there are 68 residents f which 56 are wmen and 12 are men. The average resident census varies during the year frm 68 t 74. The age range is frm 66 years t 98 years. There are 19 Flrida Baptist Assciatins represented at the Center. The Center facilities, lcated in Ver Beach n 23 acres f prperty, include 14 duplex apartments, 5 efficiency apartments, 23 single bedrm units, and a 24-bed skilled nursing facility. There is a small lake, a picnic pavilin, and 10 acres f citrus trees. The Center has a maximum capacity f 85 residents. Lcated next t the Ritirement Center is the River Memrial Hspital, plus several medical Having these facilities nearby enhances the f the Center. Indian grups. lcatin Shpping areas and churches are within 5-minutes driving distance f the Center. Transprtatin fr shpping is prvided by vlunteers frm lcal church grups, and the nearby churches prvide transprtatin t and frm their individual activities and wrship services. Applicants must be residents f the State f Flrida and members in gd standing with a Baptist church cperating with the Flrida Baptist Cnventin fr at least 12 mnths prir t applicatin. Exceptins may be made in case the applicant is an emplyee f a Spthern Baptist Cnventin agency, bard r cmmissin. The minimum age is 62. 41

Persns seeking residency must be interviewed by the resident manager r his assciate. Applicants must cmplete, sign and return the required applicatin frm with a letter f recmmendatin frm their pastr. A nn-refundable applicatin fee f $25.00 is required fr each applicant. The ministry f the Flrida Baptist Retirement Center is made pssible by the supprt f Cperative Prgram gifts. and the prayers f Flrida Baptists. We are mst appreciative f this supprt. Respectfully Submitted, Rev. Thad Entzminger FLORIDA BAPTIST CHILDREN'S HOME REPORT I'd like t share sme f the results f a mst rewarding and victrius year ur Flrida Baptist Children's Hmes have ever experienced. These facts cme right frm ur Executive Directr, Walter R. D elamarter. The year 1982-83 has been a wnderful turn arund frm 1981-82, which was ne f the mst difficult years f ur existence. The prgrams f the Children's Hme have always been a Faith Ministry; Our Heavenly Father prvides fr His Own. Right nw, we are well ver the 1983 Mther's Day Offering Gal f $255,000. Sme 972 churches which include 24 Middle Flrida Churches participated in cntributing unt the, "Least f these." Services rendered 1982-83 were: Residential 148; Fster 23; Emergency Shelter 127; After-Care 65; Adptin 7. There has been 35,322 days f care during 1982-83. A $150,000.00 Capital Renvatin Prgram was cmpleted n ur Miami Campus. One residence there was dedicated as the Mark & Jeanne Stanley Residence in hnr f a lngstanding Bard Member. A Lng-Range Planning Cmmittee has been wrking diligently t prject ur prgrams five t ten years in the future; this plan will be finalized befre the end f the year. Anther ut-grwth f the lng range planning 42

will be the emplyment f a state-wide Scial Service Administratr in 1984 with respnsibility fr research and prgram prjectin in the scial service area. Our Hmes cntinue t place a tp pririty n Christian cmmitment and the leadership f the Hly Spirit in all f the activities f the Hme. A cntinuing emphasis n specialized training fr Evangelism and Spiritual grwth has enabled us t reprt 20 Baptisms f ur children during the year. Mre than eight years f intensive cultivatin f deferred giving thrugh bequests, wills, and annuities under the directin f Rev. Richard Phillips has resulted in a Banner year f cntributins frm such surces. As we praise Gd fr all His t the year 1983-84 with great knwing that Gd will supply accrding t His riches in Glry. Blessings, let us lk Faith and expectancy all f ur needs I urge every church in ur Middle Flrida Baptist Assciatin t determine t GIVE, PRAY FOR AND VlSIT ur Children's Hme mre than ever befre and dn't frget t put the Mther's Day Offering in yur Church Budget. Respectfully Submitted, Audrey Wd YOUTH RALLY REPORT We experienced many mving mments this past year thrugh the Yuth Rallies. I have received a blessing frm thse wh have supprted and prayed fr me during my first term as president. The Rally wuld nt have been successful withut the ther fficers' supprt. These fficers are Vice-President, Gergia Reams, Secretary/Treasurer, Gena S tkes, Music Directr, Brenda Miller; Pianist Chrissy Grantham; Pastr Advisr, Rev. Dzier Sappj and Alternate Pastr Advisr, Rev. Chapman Hicks. A ttal f 18 churches ut f 28 in the Assciatin participated in the Yuth Rallies. There was an 43

average f 121 members present at the Rallies. Our largest attendance was 187. Unfrtunately, nly 3 t 6 pastrs attended the meetings. In the future, I hpe the pastrs will begin t supprt the Rallies.. The Yuth Rallies were held every third Saturday f the mnth. The hst church was respnsible fr the prgram. In rder t help the yuth f the varius churches get acquainted, the Rally spnsred a Yuth Field Day which was a great SUCCFS'S. Please cntinue t pray fr the fficers. May I encurage yu t supprt yur yuth and attend the Yuth Rallies with them. Respectfully Submitted Sheri Stkes, President nflorida BAPTIST WITNESS n REPORT The "Flrida Baptist Witness" is ur state weekly news publicatin and is designed t infrm - inspire - and indctrinate Baptists acrss Flrida. With a circulatin f 94,500 and tuching the life line f 1,100 churches and missins, the Witness des its jb well. With infrmative news sectins such as, They Say, The Editr's Page, the Church Page and Flrida Features, ur churches are kept well infrmed as well as given an pprtunity t share thrugh this media what is happening in their church. Baptist Witness is ffered t us Baptists thrugh s many plans. A newly cnstituted church can get a cpy free fr every family fr the first year f its church life. Then, there is the grup prgrams (5 r mre), the church budget family prgram. With its many fine rates, the Witness can cme int yur hme as lw as.08 cents per cpy. Certainly, the Witness plays its part in the theme "Flrida Baptist Keeping in Tuch." Be infrmed thrugh ur Witness. Respectfully Submitted, Rev. Hward Mney 44

FOREIGN AND HOME MISSIONS It is encuraging t nte that the Freign Missin Bard's annual reprt t the Suthern Baptist Cnventin shws a grwing respnse in mst areas f missin endeavr. Hwever, as missinaries send requests fr mre persnnel and funds and dcument them t shw what can be accmplished as these becme available, it is clear that Bld Missin Thrust levels f respnse are nt bld enugh. In 1982 Suthern Baptists brke previus recrds as 406 new missinaries were appinted. This 2.58 percent increase falls shrt f the three percent needed t reach the gal f 5,000 missinaries by AD 2000. As 1983 began, 3,217 missionaries were serving in 96 cuntries, aided during the year by nearly 6,000 vlunteers frm Suthern Baptist churches wh went t help verseas - largely at their wn expense. Grwing numbers f baptisms and new church starts were reprted, especially in Africa and Suth America, due in part t a strnger emphasis being placed n evangelism. Overall, 700 new churches were started, an average f 13 per week, 12,710. Last year, Suthern Baptist channeled millin thrugh the Freign Missin Bard t the gspel abrad. This figure culd read ver during 1983, fr a ttal f $110.2 spread $587.6 millin if all Suthern Baptist tithed their incme and present percentages f distributin were maintained. HOME MISSIONS: The Hme Missin Bard has accepted the Bld Missin Thrust challenge f reaching this cuntry fr Jesus Christ. But t make Bld Missin Thrust a reality instead f a slgan, all Suthern Baptist are called t share in this endeavr. One agency, r ne bard alne, cannt witness t 250 millin Americans. The wrk f the Missin Sectin, H.M.B., last year was highlighted by beginning 1,180 new missions and churches. Very ntewrthy, als, was the wrk being 45

dne with 81 ethnic grups in 76 languages, starting 345 new ministries. The Hme Missins frce includes 3,430 men and wmen serving in all 50 states, American Sama, Puert Ric, the American Virgin Islands, and Canada. In additin, 40,226 vlunteers were placed in areas f special service and 1,568 chaplains in the military, industry, hspitals and institutins were endrsed. Accrding t H.M.B. President, William G. Tanner, the vlunteer prgram is abslutely vital t the success f the prgram. He estimates that 50,000 vlunteers will wrk fr Hme Missins in 1983. Respectfully Submitted, J. T. Miller 46

UNITED CHRISTIAN ACTION U NIT E D C H R 1ST I A N ACT ION has been busy during 1982-83 adding new and updated literature t ur supply n alchl, narctics, prngraphy, gambling and related evils. We have added new 16 mm films t ur film library and a film catalgue has been made available fr all churches, yuth grups, assciatinal meetings r ther interested parties. The Executive Directr, D. J. Abernathy, was in Tallahassee during the entire legislative sessin, lbbying fr mral issues and against bad legislatin which wuld add t ur prblems. We did nt accmplish raising the drinking age t 21 this year. The alchl lbby is s strng ur legislatrs need t hear the lud vice f the Christian vters in supprt f raising the drinking age. Cntrary t what sme may think, yur letters and yur telephne calls t yur representatives and yur senatrs d help. United Christian Actin has aided churches and assciatins acrss Flrida t becme mre aware f the drug and alchl prblem by cnducting seminars, speaking t yuth grups and in church services. The strng financial supprt f ALL f the churches in Flrida is needed if U.C.A. is t cntinue the wrk we have begun. N pastr and n church can address the prblem as can U.C.A. Every pastr and every church, hwever, has a staff member, an ally, a friend and clabrer in U.C.A. Yur financial supprt f U.C.A. makes it pssible fr yu t cntinue yur fight against the evils f prngraphy, alchl, narctics and. gambling while yu cntinue yur wrk f sul winning and discipling the saints. Jesus said in Matthew 28:20 IITeaching them t bserve all things whatsever I have cmmanded yu." With yur help, this is what U.C.A. is seeking t d. Thank yu fr yur prayerful supprt and fr putting U.C.A. in yur church budget s yu can help us twelve mnths ut f the year. Respectfully Submitted, Bernard Wilsn 47

MUSIC Thrugh the effrts f many, we have had a very gd year in ur Assciatinal Music Prgram. Twentytw adults and thirty-five f ur yuth received Study Curse Credits this year. Ten yung peple went t the Music Clinic and twenty-five received credit fr a class taught by Linda Demtt at Pickett Lake. Twenty-tw adult leaders went t Music Clinics at Blue Springs and Lake Yale. Our Chir Festival in February went very well. Next year, we have scheduled the Festival n February 4th at Madisn First. Children's Chirs will begin at 6 P.M. with Yuth and Adults t fllw. Let's cntinue t wrk tgether t accmplish even greater things fr ur Lrd. I want t thank the Music Cmmittee fr their supprt and cperatin. We can make this new year the best yet. Yur Sister in Christ, Clara White DIRECTOR OF MISSIONS REPORT I am grateful fr the pprtunity f serving as yur Directr f Missins. This has been a gd year, ur prayers have been answered cncerning the Assciatinal Office and sme f the equipment needed. There cntinues t be increased supprt f ur Assciatin and the wrk we d tgether. We cntinue t have a lt f change in pastral leadership. There has been ten changes f pastrs by the churches in ur Assciatin since ur last annual meeting. There are nly three pastrs in the Assciatin wh are still serving the same church they were serving six years ag when I came t the Assciatin. We nw have seven churches withut pastrs. There are nt many things that are mre imprtant than pastr-church relatins if we are ging t d ur best. Let us cmmit urselves t wrk and pray tgether until Gd gives us unity. 48

Nw that I am wrking with tw Assciatins, it is mre difficult fr me t get arund t all the churches as ften as I wuld like, but if I can be f service t yu r yur church, please let me knw. Respectfully Submitted, Carltn Owens BROTHERHOOD REPORT We were hsted this year by Pleasant Grve (L), New Macednia, Elizabeth and First Baptist f Madisn. All f these churches utdid themselves as gracius hsts. Prgrams centered arund missin prjects in Hnduras and Steinhatchee, prisn ministries and drug abuse. We wish Brther Paul Twnsend Gdspeed as he leaves the pst f Brtherhd Directr. We hpe this new year will find a revitalizatin f ur Brtherhd prgrams. Respectfully Submitted, Gene Stkes, Secretary/Treasurer 49

MIDDLE FLORIDA/TAYLOR MISSION DISTRICT FINANCE REPORT OCTOBER 1, 1983 - SEPTEMBER 30, 1983 Balance n hand Octber 1, 1982 234.79 INCOME: Middle Flrida Taylr FL Bapt. Cnventin W.C. Owens TOTAL INCOME 9300.00 9300.00 5489.09 2675.77 (t be frwarded fr retirement) 26764.86 26764.86 26,999.65 EXPENSES: Directr f Missins: Salary Husing Car Expense Cnventin Expense Annuity Christmas Bnus Checks Printed FL Bapt. Annuity Bd. TOTAL EXPENSES 12000.00 4800.00 4800.00 21600.00 527.00 366.74 75.00 (W. C. Owens) 27.11 2675.77 (frwarded fr retirement) 25271.62 25271.62 Balance n hand September 30, 1983 1728.03 Submitted by Elizabeth Andersn, Treasurer 50

TREASURER'S REPORT 1982-83 Church r Member Designated Paid In Bethel Creek.00 Beulah 155.43 Brewer Lake 924.00 2724.00 Central 232.00 1141.16 Cherry Lake First 237.00 1578.35 Elizabeth 706.20 2008.05 Baptist Bk Stre Dr. Mark McCy (VBS) 353.27 Eridu.00 Faith 310.00 2218.90 Greenville 307.00 707.00 Hpewell - W.B. Lamb 165.00 165.00 Lamnt 300.00 Lee First 351.00 1804.12 Macednia 25.00 537.11 Madisn First 415.47 2537.49 May 209.00 409.00 Midway 243.84 905.42 Mseley Hall 170.00 627.99 Mt. Olive 870.62 New Hme 280.00 1416.80 New Hpeful 50.00 New Macednia 170.85 399.85 Pine Grve 161.49 Pinetta First 315.00 1362.21 Pleasant Grve (L) 275.00 951.24 Pleasant Grv~ (T) 449.07 Riverside 100.00 Sirmans.00 St. Jhns 171.83 375.75 Brtherhd & RAls 69.00 Miscellaneus 40.00 Henry Messer (Pickett Lake) 50.00 50.00 Member Designated Rent Assciatin Office 100.00 100.00 51

Member Designated Office Equipment 800.00 800.00 Ttal Paid in 1982-83 6458.I9 25368.32 Balance as f 10-1-82 4643.03 Ttal Paid Out Gen. Fund 19300.22 5374.55 30011.35 24674.77 24674.77 Balance as f 10-1-83 5336.18 ~~ ASSOCIATIONAL BUDGET 1983-84 Respectfully Submitted, W. T. Cdy, Treasurer Item Budget Expended Recmmended Amunt Amunt Amunt Expense Clerk 65.00 65.00.00 Evangelism 425.00 425.00 Brtherhd & RA's 750.00 550.00 750.00 Church Training 575.00 88.03 575.00 Sunday Schl 615.00 225.47 615.00 Music Department 375.00 353.30 500.00 W.M.U. 500.00 363.65 300.00 Aid t Churches Entertaining Ass. 450.00 450.00 510.00 Printing Minutes 1150.00 927.48 1150.00 Clerk's Salary 250.00 250.00.00 Treas. Salary/Expense 100.00 100.00 100.00 Middle FL Assembly 200.00 200.00 200.00 NF JC Campus Ministry 100.00 100.00 100.00 Assciatin Office 1700.00 2021.77 3070.00 Assciatin Secretary 1600.00 1650.89 2717.00 52

Middle Flrida/Taylr Missin District 9300.00 American Bible Sciety 100.00 Stewardship 75.00 FL Directr f Missins 25.00 MiscellaneUS 150.00 Wrld Missins Cnference.00 Staff Scial Security (7%).00 Assc. Office Equip. 1800.00 9300.00 100.00.00 25.00 64.00.00.00 2465.63 10335.00 100.00 150.00 25.00 150.00 500.00 200.00.00 Ttals 20305.00 19300.22 Nn-Budgeted Items Expended: Wrldwide Missins Designated Pickett Lake General Fund Designated Picket Lake Air Cnditin 22472.00 3878.72 1330.83 165.00 24674.77 Respectfully Submitted, W. T. Cdy, Treasurer Rev. Frank Jarvis, Chariman Budget Cmmittee EVANGELISM REPORT In the church year 1982-83, the twenty-eight churches in the Middle Flrida Baptist Assciatin baptized 135 new cnverts. There were five churches baptizing ten r mre persns, and there were three churches baptizing six t ten. The Mseley Hall Baptist Church led in rati f baptisms with 1 baptism fr every 7 church members. The assciatin had fur churches that did nt reprt baptisms during the year. When yu cnsider the ttal membership f Middle Flrida, this is a rati f 1 t 27; meaning it tk 27 peple t lead ne persn t Christ. Pinetta led in baptisms with 17. "Evangelism Day," a majr emphasis f saturatin 53

evangelism, has been set fr April 14, 1984. Evangelism Day invlves every Flrida Baptist church member participating in ne day f sharing their faith and leaving a scripture prtin in each hme f their cmmunity. T prepare fr this special event, each pastr is respnsible fr training his cngrega tin. Special rna terials are a vailable thrugh the assciatinal evangelism chairman. The Evangelism Department welcmes J. Larry Wd f Jeffersn City, Missuri as the new Assciate Directr f the Evangelism Department f the Flrida Baptist Cnventin. Mr. Wd was elected at the State Bard f Missins meeting at Lake Yale and began his new duties n June 15, 1983. Respectfully Submitted, Clarence Parker, Chairman CHURCHES PARTICIPATING IN MOTHERrS DAY OFFERING FOR CHILDRENrS HOME Bethel Creek Beulah Brewer Lake Central Cherry Lake Elizabeth Faith Lee First Macednia Madisn First May Midway Mseley Hall Mt. Olive New Hme New Hpeful New Macednia Pine Grve Pinetta First Pleasant Grve Pleasant Grve Riverside 5t Jhns (L) (T) 82% Participatin Ninth in Tp Ten Assciatins in Percentage f Churches Giving 54

OUR DEPARTED LOVED ONES "J esus said..1 am the resurrectin, and the life: he that believeth in me, thugh he were dead, yet shall he live: And whsever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. Believest thu this?" Jhn 11:25:26 As we remember these lved nes, aware f the cmfring spirit f Christ. let us becme Bethel Creek Mr. T. L. Mrgan Beulah Mrs. Susie Mae Stkes Brewer Lake Mrs. Della Carrll Mr. Grver West Mrs. Fannie Mrgan Mr. Nrman Thmas Central Mr. Paul R. Lewis Mrs. Milbra S. Tindell Cherry Lake Mrs. Ozell Marsh Elizabeth Mr. Curtis Smith Mr. Odis Rgers Faith ~. Ed Waller Mrs. Clara Chapman Mr. Bubba Cressley Mrs. Katie Fster Greenville Mrs. W. L. Sherrd Miss Myrtice Mathers Hpewell Mr. Olin S. Rutherfrd Lamnt Mrs. Sibbie Dixin Mrs. Sphia Sabayrac Mrs. Reba Shealey Lee First Mrs. Clyde Suttn Mrs. Lla Meeks Mrs. Olive Strud Mr. J. L. Pate, Deacn Mr. Grdn Hendersn Mr. Gerge Ck Macednia Mr. Jim Tmlinsn Mr. C. W. Burnett, Jr. Mr. Kelly Wdard Madisn First Mr. W. O. McCullugh Mr. H. E. McArthur Mrs. T. J. Atkins Mrs. Albert S. Bectn 55

May Mr. Hiltn Warner Hart Mr. Rsce Twnsend Mrs. Marsha Land Bell Mrs. Bessie Radfrd Midway Mr. Marvin Webb Mr. Lewis Hale, Deacn Mrs. Nami Hale Mrs. Eula Webb Mseley Hall Mr. Len Andrews, Deacn Mrs. Desmer Bass Mt. Olive Mr. Cecil Ragans Mr. Hardy Wynn New Hme Mr. Rsce Tuten New Macednia Mrs. Martha Andrews Mr. Lucian Flyd Pine Grve Mrs. Lillie Renchausen Mr. Dave Davis Pinetta First Mrs. Bertie Walker Mr. R. P. Buchanan Pleasant Grve (L) Mr. Wilfrd Daniel Flsm Mr. Glennie Ernest Jarrel Mrs. Katie Dees Lawsn Mrs. Thelma McMullen Webb Mr. Rbert Allen.Lawsn Pleasant Grve (T) Mr. Jacksn Lee Mr. Percy Wechter Riverside Mrs. Rutha McCall Mr. Walter Allen Respectfully Submitted, Pat Reams RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE REPORT WHEREAS the Middle Flrida Baptist Assciatin, meeting in its Eighty-Furth Annual Sessin with the Pleasant Grve (L) and Greenville Baptist Churches, and WHEREAS the hst churches have been gracius and kind in the liberal prvisin f fd and facilities, and WHEREAS ur Assciatin leaders and fficers have prvided fr us a meaningful, Spirit-filled 56

prgram. BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that we extend t them ur heart-felt thanks and appreciatin fr a jb well dne. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that we cmmit urselves t demnstrating in the respective churches Gd has placed us, the kind f lve and kindness we have witnessed in this Sessin and thrugh manifestatin f that lve keep the unity f the Spirit t the glry f Gd and the welfare f the churches f the Middle Flrida Baptist Assciatin. Respectfully Submitted, Dennis Draper B. P. Kelle TIME-PLACE-SPEAKER COMMITIEE REPORT The Middle Flrida Baptist Asscia tin has been graciusly invited t share the hspitality f three f ur great sister churches fr the 1984 Sessins. The May Baptist Church has invited us t meet with them n April 2, 1984 fr the Semi-Annual Meeting. Carltn Owens, Directr f Missins will secure the guest speaker. Pinetta First Baptist Church has invited us t meet with them n Octber 16, 1984 with sessins beginning at 3:30 P.M. The fllwing men have been selected t preach t the Assciatin. The Dctrinal Sermn will be delivered by Thad Entzminger, Pastr f Greenville. The Missinary Message will be delivered by Lamar Andersn, Pastr f Brewer Lake. Inspiratinal Speakers will be Clarence Parker, Pastr f Midway and Larry Harris, Pastr f Pinetta First. Alternate speaker will be Eddie Hwnes, Pastr f Madisn First. Respectfully Submitted, B. E. Hwnes Rnnie Cmbass 57

RECOGNIGTION OF CHURCH CLERKS ORDER OF RECEIPT OF UNIFORM CHURCH LETTER Beulah Geraldine Stkes 9-26-83 New Hpeful Dawsn Rutherfrd 9-27-83 Macednia Crdie Rutherfrd 9-28-83 Bethel Creek Delris Mrgan 9-28-83 Cherry Lake Barbara Odm 9-29-83 Pleasant Grve (L) Drthy Hart 9-30-83 Mseley Hall Snya Webb 9-30-83 Central Drthy Lewis 10-3-83 St. Jhns Bertha Day 10-4-83 Greenville Mary Harper 10-4-83 Brewer Lake Evelyn Buchanan 10-4-83 May Marenda Gdwin 10-5-83 Faith Cathey Studstill 10-5-83 Midway Eddie Hale 10-5-83 Pinetta First Debbie Pickles 10-6-83 Sirmans Dela Carrll 10-6-83 Lee First Lester Britt 10-6-83 Madisn First Geraldine Stkes, Sec. 10-6-83 Mt. Olive Diane Wells 10-6-83 New Macednia Ellen Andrews 10-6-83 Lamnt Ada Bell Davis 10-6-83 New Hme Sandra Bass 10-6-83 Pine Grve Carlyn Herring 10-6-83 Elizabeth Belinda Gramling 10-8-83 Pleasant Grve (T) Mable Knwles 10-8-83 Riverside Jyce Lyns 10-9-83 Hpewell Emma Gianin 10-10-83 A "hearty", deep-felt thanks t thse wh met the deadline f Octber 6, 1983. T thse wh were a little later, a special thanks. I appreciate all yu did t get this material in. There were many imprvements in the UCL's frm last year. Let's keep up the gd wrk as we serve the Lrd thrugh ur lcal church and Middle Flrida Assciatin. It's a jy t wrk with yu. Geraldine Stkes, Assciatinal Clerk 58

IN DEDICATION Mrs. Ruth Scruggs Reams better knwn as " MA - POP" is nw "Emeritus Directr" f the Preschl Divisin f Sunday Schl, Greenville Baptist Church. She was brn June 29, 1896 and has served as Directr f this grup fr the past fifty-seven (57) years. The Middle Flrida Baptist Assciatin jins the Greenville Baptist Chruch in thanks t ur Lrd Jesus Christ fr His grace that made these ntable years f service pssible and in saying "we lve and hnr yu fr yur wrks sake." Because f such t ur Lrd 'and His lst", this page is Reams. Greenville Baptist Church Rev. Thad Entzminger, Pastr lng, lving and faithful devtin missin f "seeking and saving the dedicated t Mrs. Ruth Scruggs Middle Flrida Baptist Assciatin Rev. W. C. Owens, Directr f Missins 59

HISTORICAL SUMMATION OF THE MIDDLE FLORIDA MISSIONARY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION* PREACHER GIVING DATE OF MEETING CHURCH MODERATO R CLERK ANNUAL SERMON Oct. 18, 19, 1973 Pinetta Rev. LT. Carter R bert Bellflwer Rev. lamar Andersn New Hme Oct. 17, 18,1974 Cherry Lake Rev. I.T. Carter Rbert Bellflwer Rev. Duglas Mitchell Pleasant Grve (L) Oct. 16, 17,1975 Macednia Rev. LT. Carter Rbert Bellflwer Rev. R.B. Reynlds Greenville Oct 14, 15, 1976 Brewer Lake Rev. LT. Carter Rbert Bellflwer Rev. Thmas Ple 0 '" Lee Oct. 13, 14, 1977 Elizabeth Rev. I. T. Carter Rbert Bellflwer Rev. B.E. Humes Lamnt Oct. 19, 20, 1978 Madisn First Rev. I.T. Carter Rbert Bellflwer Rev. Lay t n 0 aughtry Midway Oct. 18, 19, 1979 Pleasant Grve (T) Rev. 1.T. Carter R bert Bellflwer Rev. Jhn Drman Cherry Lake Oct. 16,17,1980 Macednia Lex Webb Rbert Bellflwer Rev. Lamar Andersn Greenville Oct. 19,20,1981 May Lex Webb Geraldine Stkes Rev. Charles Knight Hpewell Oct. 18,19, 1982 Faith Lex Webb Geral dine Stkes Rev. Fred Harrisn Oct. 17, 18, 1983 Brewer Lake Pleasa nt Grve (Ll Greenville Dr. Ry Saint Gerald ine Stkes Rev. L.C. Hicks * Histrical S urn mati n Tab Ie pri nted in its entirety in 1981 An n ual. Next pri nti ng 1984.

HISTORY OF MIDWAY BAPTIST CHURCH Lee, Flrida The Midway Baptist Church was rganized in 1856 six miles suth-west f Lee, Flrida. Frm the available recrds, the church was active fr ten years, but became inactive fr the next seven years. The church met Octber 18, 1873, and rerganized with the fllwing members: Jhn Dixn, Daniel Hicks, Timthy Petersn, T. Turner, M. J. Dixn, William A. Brwn, Vicey Dixn, Elizabeth Hicks, Catherine Petersn, Piety Petersn, Martha Turner, Nancy Dixn, Lydia Brwn, Luise Pinkard, Eliza Sullivan, Mary Williamsn, Martha Jhnsn, Elrnina Hicks, Melvian Peek, and Nancy Brwn. Since 18 73 the church has met mnthly fr cnference which was held n Saturday befre the secnd Sunday in each mnth until 1948 when the church went full-time, and the Cnference date was changed t the first Wednesday night in each mnth. Frm 1945 until 1948 the church held wrship services secnd Sunday and Saturday befre and furth Sunday in each mnth. Thrugh all its histry the church has manifested an interest in missins by making regular 61

cntributins t missins at hme and abrad. The first building was made f hewn lgs and was used until abut the turn f the century when a large frame lumber building was built. As the peple prspered, the building was remdeled. In 1947, fur Sunday Schl rms were added t the building. In the summer f 1950, a mdern seven-rm pastrium was cmpleted. In 1954 the present brick building was cnstructed, cnsisting f an auditrium, seven Sunday Schl rms, a baptistry, tw rest rms, and ne scial rm. In 1970, a large fellwship hall was added nt the building. In the fall f 1980, a 63 by 30 ft brick veneer pastrium was cmpleted. Frm 1873 t the present time, the church has had thirty-tw pastrs. Sme have served tw r mre times. Twenty-seven deacns have served the church during its histry. At the present time, there are three active deacns: Eddie Hale (Chairman), E. E. Phillips, and Gus Phillips. The first SUNDAY SCHOOL was rganized in 1924 with D. E. Thmas as Superintendent. Sunday Schl was cnducted at the Enterprise Schl huse fr many years with the exceptin f secnd Sunday at church. The first WOMAN'S MISSIONARY UNION was rganized in June 1940, and has been active in gd wrks since. The Training Unin was rganized in September 1948 with Cecil Hicks as Directr. The Brtherhd was rganized in 1950 with Sidney Jrdan as president. The Brtherhd was rerganized in February 1983. The fllwing histrical tidbits are but a few f the interesting incidents which have ccurred thrugh the years. On Octber 14, 1874, the church, in cnf erence, declared ft-washing nt an rdinance f the Missinary Baptist Church. On Nvember 17, 1877, Brther J. J. Frier made a mve and Brther H. J. Lamb secnded it that each male member thrw five r ten cents int the treasury quarterly. In August 1917, a dnatin was taken t help visiting preachers wh had cnducted a revival. The amunt received was $4.30, 62

which was given t the tw preachers. We thank Gd fr His prtectin and guidance and fr His unending lve. "0 Lrd ur Gd, hw excellent is thy name in all the earth." - (Psalms 8:1a) Submitted by Ka thryn Hale 63

<:n ~ T"'!I~E'" C~'-U;:tCH PIIEiII!ERSHIF' AND OT.I'.ER I... FORW... TIOhi "'E"'AEhi01NG~~ '", '''' "'~m:lillc., MIDDLE FLORIDA S'LI, FLORIDA W. Carltn Owens Rute 1, Bx 2,20 Lee, Fl rida 3~U59 C~UAC"!!' '''STOIt!-.. AODFI[SSI! (lhlellld! ZIP CODE] Belhel CrEil~ Glenn Tillman, P.O. Ex 26, Olulte-e 32072 Beulah L.C. Hicks, P.O. Bx 4, Lee 3205'9 19J1 549J) Brewer la.ke Lamar Anders(]n, P.O. Bx 545, Q<iV 32013 1194 1578) Centr'll Walter Chapmal1, fit. 1, Bx 114, MDnliU!lIa 3234Q I9gJ.1D811 Cherry L;;ke Eliurlleth Mark McCy, Rt. 1, Bm: 222-B, Mvn!iceUD 32344 199741B,) Ertdu 111 active Failh H... ald MDney, 1505 E_ Sase SI., Madi~n 323~D ISJl.41101 GIe2!1~'ille Thad EnLlminger, P_O. Bx 6, Green"ille 32331 1948 14011 Hape",,--elI Jac~ lamb, RL L SIn:. 390, MadisOl]' 323QO 197HO)6) Lamnt Dennis IJraper, Rt. l. B[)x 59, lamrmt 32336 199J~3l11 Le-eFirsl J. L. Hllwell, PD. Bx I B9, lee' 32059 1971,3)61 Macednia DOliel S20[lP, fit 1, 80x -935, Madisan 32340 1973 68191 Madisrl first B.E. HumES, P_O. Bx-307, Madisn 32340 197HJ191 Ma", Ry lee Saint, PD. Bx B7, Ma.y 32066 1194 16MI Midwav Glml'lce Parker, fh. 1, Bx 5 L Le-e 32059 1971 53141 MCl5eley Hall Bbby He IJ, Rt. 2, Bx 17 B, G Jeenville 32331 1948 J)OIl M'ilulltOliVil B,P, K"rr., Rt. 1, B., 3365, 1.1,di"" 31340 1973~8J61 New HGme r~e'w Hpefrd NEW Ma~edDni61 jlinegr\'eiljnetta FiJ~t Lany Harr,s, P.C). Bx 117, P~na1t-3 32350 1919~lall ptea~l'.it Gm','e ~Ll Rr]nlilp. CDmb;m, fi L. I, B{]x 2615, L'i!e 320.59 1971 1~,11 Pf e m fit G m~'u (T f frerj H,1Hisul'.I, H1. 9, Bx 18t, Talla. 32.101 1562 16,11 Ri... mide Sirmans Wrlny T. S~rjlcr, f~t_ 4, HIl.x 4G9, P my 32:347 1584 36001 St. Jhrr5 Frank ~lar~'i5, RL. 3, B[)x 61, Gmn'Jill832331 1948 )6111 IOTA LS 3 14 r, 13 14 M.d;um ~9,ml Cit,,,0,"",I~ ] 0 en Cunll'f 2-vR',lge ~der SOO p~,)$-c~...-nto""a >- "'" ~ ""1":; "'" = I ::':j""": ~! Q E-... E e c 'E ~ '+I... lii'.e... ~ = ;,!I. 11:1 :!!II... ~ Q. :&-: J.;. 1i::;.3... III ~.r:!'" IS ~ Lafa~.ette 1949 1 Y 0 0 Mamisn 1902 1 V 0 0 la!ayehe 1888 1 Y 1 5 Jerrenriln 1901 11 V J 1 Madj~Dn 193J 1, V 13 13 Je,ffers{tn 1B31 3 11 11v M.adiwn 1918 1 N Madi~l)n 1904 ~ 'y 15 18 L''''adi5I)n 1859 3!y 8 36 0 Madi3(]n 1BlI 1!Y Jeffmn 1896 1 Y 1 2 Macfi~i}n 1904 1 Y 15 11 Madi5'iln 1865 1 Y ~ 3 a Madi5-[)n 1835 ~ Y 10 10 Lafayette 1894 3 Y 4 11 Madl5Dn 1B56 1 Y 5, M.adi5Dn 1 Madi5rm 1899 1 Y, 10 Madi~n 1911 1 Y 0 1 Madi30n 18J6 1 L'l 0 1 Madisn 1613 1 Y 1 0 Madi51)n 1356 1 Y 1 5 MadiHln 1916 1 Y 17 5 Lafa~'eue 18J4 1 Y 5 J Ta~lr 18J9 1 Y 5 1 Laja ve-lle 1901 1 Y 1 1 Madi~an 1!09 1 Y 4 0 M2Idi~n 1916 1 Y 3 0 135 t87 15 16 17 13 1~ 10 1~ 15 1i ~ ~ ~ ~. e ~ Q Q.!:;[i c- E ~~.. Q Q ~ ~1 ~ ~. ~~ c i ~.l ~ - ~~.:; -) e. e<'> " s.s ~~~ ~ ~.~ ~II Ii 1'1 ~l i~ -II ~j ':5 ;j -~ ~ ~~ ]~ J ". =... E'" ~~ s;; a E ~-i "- Hi ~ e = s C ::::I :::I. S ::Ell l ~.te. ~ Q.. E z c i::! ;; ~ i ~.g! >- >- 40 8 >4 0 0 0 4,000 0 J 3l W 43 0 0 @.OOO 0 10 130 81 311 0 0 30,000 110,000 0 3 J4 43 ltj 1 0 18,000 )4,000 4 191 160 3,1 1 0 50,000 100,000 0, In 71 143 0 0 '0,000 185,000 158,578 IlO LETTER RECEIVE 8 311 50 371 0 5 )5,000 300,000 34,851, 1m 53 116 0 0 50,000 300,000 14,900 66 10 86 0 0 30.000 6G,000 0 ; 90 61 150 1 a 65,000 115.000 0 N 20~ 13 11l 0 10 25,000 1>5,000 0 11 118 38 156 0 0 10,000 )5,000 a 1\ 583. ~n 995 0 1 85,000 965,000 47,881 ; 19J SO 171 3 0 40,000 110,000 0 11 184 59 143 0 4 44,(I.I)G a',n 0 1 ~6 45 91 0 0 0 35,00D 0 9 13g 14 163 1 I 15,@O J5,OOO 10,000 1 111 15 146 0 4MOO 80,QOO 0 1 2, 0 15 0 0 0 11,000 D 9 6> 40 109 0 0 10,000 80,000 0 10 110 4, 155 0 0,I,DO 159.114 9,400 11 198 133 311 6, lo,coo 90,000 0 5 111 J1 143 0 0 100,000 0 a '7!i- 43 118 1 0 a 53,000 0 6 80 23 103 0 0 0 S.OO 0 0,4 1 09 0 0 a 10,000 0 1 119 11 116 0 0 IB,UOO "5,~OO 0 170 3723 1639 1515 G 15 15'1,400 3,916,61~ 1J5,611

UI!ILl. I S1lN(t.. " SC.HOOL "E... EN-DIHIl SEPTEM8E R 30. 19B3. 5. -,.,X'a~-:Jn. MID DLE FLORIDA.. (Mc... I~,...~) - FWru~ ~ _A_=_iilt_'_"_' '_"_"_'_,",_'00_' _"~_'_" G=-=ec::"-r-,,gc:e,----,L=-e=-c:te=h_w r_t_h '!i. : i R t. 3, Bx 232 Gre enville. Flrida 32331 : 'S -t; i E. ======~==========~============~====================9 ~~ ;::: C!K.I"CHU SUtliOAl SCIf.O<IL DIII!CTOFl9...tgOIllUIE! {INCL'UDIE ZIP C 0 DI~ J~ tie Bethi!1 Creet Bittl.ah BTe'N!r lake CenH31 Cherry Lake Elizabeth E"ridu Faith Greenville Hapewell Lamnt 0'::1 Lei! First c:..n Maced(]-nia Mad'l~Jn first May Midway Msele~1 Hall MOl!lnlDli'i1 NEW Hm Ne.wHlleful NawMILICfI,jOl)la Pine Gre\le PirlBt1aFirs1 Plusant Grave ~U PtB a:sant GlO't8 (T) Riw~ide Sirmlm 51. Jhn5 J,M. Gill, Fit.,U.. Oak 32060 M..., limn, P.O, 8" 183, LBO 32059 Mi!ll"lIin :BllchBIlILIIl. Rt. 1. BX 11 (,'May J De- H-'den, 2-65 Will aw St., Mnti ctlil 0 Sally Wi Is 1"1. R l J, Be:.: 4-60, M.ad i~ n H,M, WBJrBIJ, Ri 1, Bx 207, MnliC"Bli James V. Casali, RI. 3,.sx 13, Malii50rl M,e. BUrIlB", Gre-en... illa- 32331 fla I"Iklin M cclamm a. R t. 1. Ba x 580, M a ~i~fl, Radntl'~ Bland, P,O, Bx 96, LamDnl Hubert C~rter. P.O, 80x 267, Lee 32059 Aay William" RL I. L.. 320.9 E dwi Il JWElr 103; W. Me C-Dn I M.adi~ Dn Ju.hn C, HO'...'9tt. P.O, Bx!lB2, Mya 32066 Rb[n Diekman, Ri 1 r Bx 44, leki 32{1S"9 S(]n~B W-ebb, Fil, 1, 80:': 73~, Mlidil-n 32340 Greg flu~u)s, Rt 1, Ba:t 3J3Q, Ma.dirn Phillip H... ell. Ht. 1. Bx 12-50, Mad;~D.n G e r ~13 H B nd mc.n I 9.B S. R.an ge. Mad IS(I n Harald BuchariBlt, FlI, 1, Bax 27J A, GU'Iln... ille C.G. Agner, Jl" Ri 2. B:.: 5:!15, M.adi,n lf~'il"l Gaylrd, Rt. 3, i3(]x 113,'Mllldisan Mu. L~na EBII, RI, 1, Bx ~ 14, MI.,. A!JI-ey Rv.-ell, P.O, Bax 646, Sh.adV GrW! 8illlamb, ~" I, Bx 262, Mlj 32066 W~llac e Gai ley, R 1. 2, 81)X 23 J A, -0 rea n... i Ile N(]rlllBI"I Bu!h, Rt. 3, Bx,Grl!'en'Jille 1911 53521 1294 1161) 1997 1631) 192942851 1991 111\1 1973-B442I 1948 3211) 191J.1J8UI 199J 39591 1911-\\311 1911-0551) 1913 6 891 1184 11801 1911 56511 191346151 1913 68661 1913-13331 19J3.66151 19;B 54111 1913 64821 192848461 1184 11911. 1584 28211 [294-2714) [948 2618) [948~5111! I 55" ie. E~ U 34 13 II 2~ 14 12 8 1\ 25 6 30 II ID 3 11 10 7 5 56 iii i! -I;. ~ ~ 23 19 10 33 19 191 17 21 16 6 13 ~ 53 1> 51 58 59.0 61 60\1 65 66 i... r... 0% 5. 15 c:;' &.. ~ N~i""";1 i;;; ~ i :i.i..;; ~~i.=i;ili E Is....1:... c:r...= E- '!~~:l:il='":"!i h 1 63 i -I... i s! ~I ~!r-- r~i rii. ::! i!... 'il ~ i D i! ~~ I "! 11!1 'cc ;; :2~it!l= i;.sa :=! 1 z: c,;.e~ ~~ 12 21 6 12 44 36 11 187 9 13 64 25 16 24 151 26 22 6 18 41 16 11 Hi 11 10 13 15 12 11 10 8 '21'2 9 9 9 11 16 10 21 24 16 33 26 II 16 In 25 9 12 15 I 11 I 14 I~ I 35 N10 Li n l 013 fa,: EIC~IV EO 16 0 0 4 4 18 0 0 1 I 11 17 ;8 ~ 14 B4 102 10 48 14 18 32 16 12 31 34 23 11 16 10 33 18 16 10 19 11 12 211 23 10 3, 11 10 I 131 164 130 59 51 180 ~1 375 139 99 39 93 100 30 ~3 41 11, 74 14 011 3 I D I 69 IS 2 18 111 TOTALS 16 I 3MI 3501 m 85 I 18B 6121 52B 511 111 \8 I 1694 67 6aT69! i 11. ii ~ ~~ e: "'&!i... i ~ -> 51 ~cii.i g as... U 11..! ~~ I~.. /II 11 15 1 181 98 4 31 111 81 1131 I 69 I 0 113D 130 68.9 40 II 10 180 102 315 200 139 81 99 51 39 2. 93 57 100 43 3D 43 i 37 411 37 111611 85 14 51 14 14 01181 5B 69 ;5 111 61 2411116\9 I 10.~ j fi E j! E g ;i;~ 11 :,,; 1 14 125 55 106 I 110 D.;,.; 95 69 1 53 136 39 J7 82 ::' 45 I ~a I 129 11 >~ i ji ii 68 I I: 25 01 \419 I 15 IJ... ~ ";j.i 11 ~ Ii 16 39 55

T,I,flU' C CHURCHTlUIN1NiG 'fear ENDlhlG SHTE~\BER I I,~5C--:I~II~n.5~~1e MIDDLE FLORIDA FLORIDA "'S!.:ltl~'iD""lill C~urth r~lr.ily,l O"ltClnr P.O. Bx 267 Belbel Gr-eek Beulah BrilW'lll Lilke CenLral Ciler... lake CHURCH!!; Phyll is Sevr Lee, Flrida n ['1I DfUIIC;.H lpiaikliolq waeto,....i.dimirsau IIPliCLIJDf: ~~ NONE Gene S1D~es. Fit " B'IJIX 1100, Lee 32059 1911-57441 A,E. Th.m.as, P,O. Bx 65, D.ay 32013 1294-1G801 NONE Ste~:l Odm, R t. ',B:( 2411-, Madisn 32340 [913-61811 14 1, 16 11 c :! ~c ~i Ii i;. i1 0... e 'S~ "..5~ ;1l " c E-= 'S. : i ~E ~! ce_... ~ ~ ~ c ~- =-=- 1~s ~uii ~= i~~.t~ >~,.:.. ""- 0 0 0 0 0 I 2 1 26 10 16 44 0 0 0 0 15 29 23 45 7B 19 80 81 81 8 d4 ~: ;, ~s >- 0 ~ 0.~ ~ " c i E.S.;!.~ " ~~ " I! ". ~ a~ r= _ ~~ ] c :;C': ~z ~-5 'i i....- Q :q ".,. ~ E EO u.:.. ; '="! ~l 1i ]]... ~.~ ~c Z::l :;11 ~... ~1.. -= :c... => 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 N 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 11 N 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 99 Y 0 0 0 69 0 0 0 69 y 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 114 Y Elilalle-Ih Efidu Failn {]reen'lirfe Hpewell D r-01hy T e.a~i-3"', R l. 1, S x 182 ' r M luice 110 32344 [997403,) IWNE Tm Ad.ams, fh. 3, Bx 7 1-50 r~a-[ji~.n 32340 [92Hl8~) Carl ",It Sp ea.rs, G r.al!'n... i lie 32331 19~8-385Q) Tm Hlln, Rt. 1, 80K 955, Madi5DrI 32340 19734286) IG 12 21 16 II II 17 32 10 10 21 29 0 9 3 IS 0 14 0 0 0 2 0 15 Y NO LETTER RECEIVED 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 73 Y 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 11 Y 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 N.",mnt 0: 0')'.ee Fint ~.ace-dgnia,'adi!dn FirH hy Mat1ie M. Purvis, Ri 1, B[)x 1 B3, lamnt 32336- [991 55151 PhvllisSe'l}r, P.D. Bx 2B7, Lee 32059 1971-5537) flgb~r~ BellflOWEr, Rt. 1, BOl{ It:jB, L-ee-.32059 [971-0;631 Deanie Webb, P.O. Bx 213, Lee 3lD59 1971-52691 Au.;lri!~ Kirrg, P.O. BD::-: 243, M"3'~D 32066 1294-14601 J 8 5 H, 21 10 83 0 2 IS 18 7 9 10 45 0 J 12 0 0 0 0 0 7 ;' 0 39 Y 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 117 N 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 38 N 0 10 0 0 0 2 0 83 Y 0 0 0 450 0 4 0 ~13 Y Mid\'la~ ""'Csele'~ Hall MOLmlOlive- Ne~ HBmn New HOilef!J~ Ernie Terry, fl1. 1, 80}: 2295, Madisn 32J4D 1971-58851 Ju-ani[a CrLlce,.FIt. I, 80x 1130, Ma.fiwn 32340 ISJ3-6436) TL)n~' M-arriu, Rt. 1, Bx 1800, Madisn -32340 Edward Odm, ti!. 1, 81)x 863, M~~isn 32340 1973 1903) NONE 0 6 9 24 I 6 8 10 6 0 4 Jl 1 13 J 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 ~ I N 0 0 0 0 0 ; 0 ls N 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 43 Y 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 56 Y 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I~ New Macedr1ia Pine GrL)~'~ PilletLa Ple2J~B1 GrVE: (Lj PleiS.allt Grve (T) Tf1m~s fl. Wrigh1, Rt. 1, 8<JX 161, MOl1titell- 32344 [997-21831 Verl\nALIams, Fit. 2, BD)! 150, Madisn. 313110. 1973 668B) Wi!l~rre Sapp, RI. 1, Pir,~tta 32351] (919 4N3[ Tham2i Jl}hl15[)n, Rt. 1. Bx 3.BB, MaYD 32066 (28; 11541 01)11- Varin, H1. 1,80); 105, GreEnville 32331 3 8 B IS 0 6 0 16 1 18 16 26 l 5 1 15 0 4 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 42 N 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 30 N 16 0 0 0 0 2 0 BO Y 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3J N 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 30 N Rh'ersrue Sirmall~ St.J.hm NOI~[ Jhnny C:nrll, kt. 2, B(IX lt3, Green'Jilie 32331 NONE 1S~8-11 B91 0 0 0 0 7 9 9.1 I 5 7 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 N 0 0 0 0 0 3 U 09 Y 0 0 0 U 0 I 0 51 N TOTALS II' 110 226 629 16 11< 0 519 14 4, 0 1803 -~'

O"l -l TMlf D CKUJII-CH MUSI-c,...,.."... StPTEM8E R 30. 1B83,l,u..~I.lin.~. MIDDLE PLORIDA PLORIDA it,.l~ii'-'o.i'f) Aa.se;ltfnlll Music DI!-.cl.:.r Clara White "".u CI~ 6133 Williams Rad Tallahasse e, Flrida 32301 CHURCH' JllUII(: OUIIICTOtlI,..LDClIIM!S!lEI UtfClUDI!I' CON) 8et.h:e-1 Cree-k NONE Beulah Gen. Stc,OS, R 1. 1, Bax 1100, Lee 3105~ 19)1-5144) Brewer leke H,I Thm", P.O. B" )16, Mal' 31066 11B4 1.14) C!!I1IJ2I1 MH. Tra~ AI-de-rmBn, P.O. 'Bx 149, Mntice-lJa 323~4 19BJ 581S) ChEH,{ LakE' Lrraine OW03ns, Rt. I, Ba-x 195. le-s 32059-19J1 S811) Bizcb3Lh li r.da DamOUr R t. L j3 x 197 -Ar M ntl cell [) 3234 Q 199) 33161 Eridu NONE faith C!inln H.arris,.At. 4, Btl); 135 r Madi~n 32340 18JJ.66101 Greel1~'jj[e B'Il!ler Read, p,a. SI)X 5.51 r Green\lille 32331 1948 6131) Hpewell EUHac>J Kelly, fit. 1, Ba~ 1270, Ma!li~rt l23~o 1973-6,51) lamni Frankfin Pu~... is. fit I, B:-: 132, Lamn! 32336 1897 16G91 lee FinL JlIne bujhfie-, Rt. " Bx: 143. Lee 32059 I8J1 51101 M~cedl.l~ " ~bert St(]k6S, Fit 4. B:( 1935, MadiHm J23~O 18)3 11441 M.adisn Firs! Wa Il'~ We-3V11f. 52.9 W. 8 ase $1 'J Ma~ isa n 32'340 1973-83611 MaVD JlId~ S. Saint, P.O. fld;.:.s7 r Ma'i 32066 1,04 1604) Midway Bill W,bb, H I. I, Bx 1114, M,di,,, 32340 1911 5514) rl'd5elc'~ Hall l eray CiUCEI, H 1. 2. B>: 2.:18, G re'e~... ure -32331 Ig48 4513) Munt OIi\'(! Ed...'ard SaJl~, Rt. " Bx- 93{1, Ma-:liwn 32340 19J3 65851 N... HOlUB Ue'Nj11 Andr'M, Rt. I, ex 69.5, Ma.ji~-:m J23~O 19)3 60261 Nw Hpeful J.~hrl Bmj.;;m5tein, Rt. 2, Bx 75, MaIJi5Dn J2340 18)343481 Ne-wMacenn.a GaiJ H;:mm, P,O. Sax 531, Greenville 3233] 1948 1139) Pine GlO~e Davin P.:l'Jlk, f~.o, Elm:: 1@, Madisn 32340 1913-1311) P1ne1M Ed McH2Ir,:pl!-, P,Q, Bx 43, ~ni!li.a 32350 19284148) Ple.mnlGrwfLf Thmas JflnSlln, R L. L Bx 3B8, May 32066 1284 11541 PleaS-alll Gt~'U (Tl Clara Wl1i~t', 6131 William5 Flad, TlibaS'<ee 32301 1818 91011 R i'."e'n ide GU5 8uchan31j, fit " Bx 2J5 H, M~'~fJ 32I1S6 (194 1741) Sirl;:]ans JhnnV Carrll, RL. 2, BDX 21.3, Gr~.;!nviIiB 32331 (948 1188) S.. Jhlls Gercld Nrris, Fl1. J. Bu x.bl, Gre.;.n~jllE! 32331 (848-8J811 TUTALS 87 83 a9 ;::: N ~ i ;'; :: s ] e ;.. 15 51 0,g f. i1 : i B i;!; ~~!::!:!~ "Ie >: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Q 0 0 w 11 5 16 16 0 10 3 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.0 10 0 0 0 9 16 10 6 I 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 6 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 B 0 0 0 0 6 IJ 3 0 0 0 4 5 1 0 0 0 39 116 119 9Q.1 91 9. ~5 96 S) ~a -"'- j ~... E s i i..., c i~ i. j 'il Ii "'c,w is ;!::! '5 0 E ~15.5 ~ '0 ~~s '3- ~i - 1= ~ Ii ';-5 ;':E i :&= = i!..c -: i! I SO S >.;!:! 5;!= ';!E "l! ~ f-5 ili ';" ~1! ~i R"! ~"!.. I'; '~i : > i.!: ~"S "J ~Bi D:!: < -'I. 0 D 0 0 I 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 3D 0 I 0 3 0 40 11 D 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 15 0 0 0 1 0 5J 35 0 11 0 5 I 4 0 15 4J 0 N LETTE R RE~EIVED 15 0 0 0 0 0 3J 25 0 21 0 0 0, 0 3J 10 0 16 0 0 0 1 0 1J 0 8 0 0 0 1 0 13 11 0 15 0 0 0 3 0 33 16 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 N 0 0 0 13 0 91 80 0 18 0 a I 8 0 66 sa 0 15 0 0 0 J 0 11 15 0 15 0 0 0 1 0 11 10 0 15 0 3 0 1 0 3D 15 0 11 0 0 0 1 0 18 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 J 0 12 10 0 18 0 0 0 1 0 28 15 18 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 14 0 10 0 5 0 55 13 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 8 0 0 0 2 0 16 1G 0 N 0 0 2 4 0 18 14 0 310 0 33 16 18 0 n 464 18

O'l 00 T... l!:!... O... IfS.I\IIISS10hlAR... IJNH);Il 'tear EN DIHQ. SEPT EM 8 E fi 30, 1983 AL:!lC':'lllcn S1.", MIDDLE FLORIDA FLORIDA... IK-t:'illI.Jn.. I... IIIUDuKlc-r Marintha Hward Rt. 1, BOI 2045 Madisn, Flrida 32059 C:HUiI'ICHE:!iI W IiIIIU DII'IECTGFlS...a.DO!'lESSES U:NUtrDE ZIII' COOf] Belhel Creek NONE BeLiIBn Gla4",s Hicks, P.O. Bx 4, Lee 32059 19J1 54931 8.rellttrLake lfi~ Thmas, P.O. Bx 65, Day 32013 1291 16301 Central M r.5. J.ge Hi den I 265 Willw St, Ma n!lcell D 32344 1991 26311 GherryLake JewelJ Wimher1v, Rr. 3, Bx 117, Greellvill", 3~33' 1929 41651 Elizabe-Ih Sarah McCy, Rt. 1, Sax 222-S, ManLrcilliD 32344 1991-41B61 EfjdiJ NONE Faitt. Suzanne Pridgen, Rt 3, I10x 1375, MadisDn 32J~O 1929~7171 Greenville J ev«!1 8 a rii eld I G r'2e-nvill-a 32331 [948 53011 Hpewell Annie lei! Hal~(J.n, RL 1 r Bx 995. Madi5DIl 1~13~4121 Lamnt Vir!!illia Reams, P.O. Bx 6, L.amnl 32338 1997 56201 Le-eFirst SylvjBl Britt RI. " Bx 122, L-ae J2{159 [911 57931 Me.cednia Es~ie Be-llflWBl,:At. 1 J Bx 148, Lee 32059 1911 54631 Madisr-.Fir!t Me r ja rie WOG dard, 205 S. FI a nge 51 I. Mad isf!. 323~ 0 1~13-2701] Ma.v MarieW'inburn, P.O. 8m: 301, Ma~ 3266 1294 15091 Midway blacie- Webb, Rt. I, Bx 2125, Madisn 32340 1971 53131 M~el-2'{ Hall Eve Iyn Wm lel~, R t. 1. B); ]3 a, M a dimfll 32340 19.8 50811 Mun! Olive Elise 8a.-ker, P.O. B~ 43, Madisn 32340 19J3~4411 Ne-w HDme IWNE NewHpeiul NONE ----------- New MiJ.cerlriia NONE Pina-Grve Leila law, th, 2, Bx 50, Malii501l 323~0 191J 69621 Pinet1a P.. By Davi5, Rt, I, le-e 32059 1971-5])91 Plea$~nL GrVii (1.1 Clara Fl~ln, RL L BI));: 289, MaI"O.32066 119HJ5J] PIB.a5.a1l1 tim',' (Tf Mary tea K1L1lwl8S, RI, 1,!:lx 106, [)reem'ille 32331 IlBH380] Ri"'mi~1l" NONE Sjrmans Car111 Saddler, Itt, 4, HI)); 469, Perry :52347 1584 36001 St.Jhfls Maf'~ lolcl-iwr1ll, fl1,,l, Bx 232, GreE-ll... iue 3233 i IS4a 64111 TOTALS ~~~ ~ '" 99 ; 100 loil~l~ ~ :::,. e. It i~ ~~ = i : ~ ~i > i:.e Ii ti'umb.rdrorw:lnillic~ ~ ~~ c E~ i~ ~ ~,.:: ji: 0.:> t:i.g -=,~ 1 I;'." E ~:;!:i: ~c :::& >Ie.:;;..;!~ :iii 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 I 1 I 1 1 0 1 1 I 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 a 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 I 1 2 0 G 1 1 0 I 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 I 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 I 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 G 0 0 0 0 0,1 0 0 1 0 1! 1 1 0 1 1 1 10 0 0 1 1 10 0 10 5 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 I 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 9 14 9 14 16 2 10. 101 101 108 109 lid 111 112 I III Enrt!.ul ~ ~I ::IE_c <,c'5. 3: --~i ~ -"l! g! i,i ~~g,~ 'S g ~ El-::" f ~~~.~ 'i"! ~.~ ~ i~,. ~ 3: c -" il,;.. :; ; :5 :.-:.! ~~,,"l! c '" ';::' '!& :i!i.. => i~i,~ ~ ~c ~~t ::IE l~~ ~c :Hi ]i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 3 1 6 6 0, 3 0 16 3 13 10 0 0 J 3 0 20 6 10 20 10 5 12 8 0 65 4 I 14 6 0 15 I 0 45 NO LETHA HEC 1VEO 3 0 0 8 12 13 1 0 34 1 a 0 0 0 J 1 0 a 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 J 3 0 14 6 6 6 5 9 19 I 0 ~6 3 0 3 4 0 10 1 0 19 2 0 0 0 8 8J 1 0 97 2 0 6 0 0 6 1 1 1, 2 6 0 0 0 13 1 0 20 1 ~ 0 0 0 Il 2 0 1, 2 0 6 a 0 1, 2 0 23 I 0 7 0 0 0 2 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 8 0 0 10 1 0 19 5 3 8 15 0 IB 6 0 30 2 4 0 0 2 J 4 0 17 15 0 a 0 0 10 5 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 1 0 6 J II 11 5 0 ~5 4 4 4 5 0 17 5 0 3 1 j -i-- J3 57 104 66 36 304 60 2 600 -

able F!;FlOTH[RKOOD 'fe.tr ENDING SEPTt.Mt:t.1::H JUt l::iilllj A~5DCI~~ln -StIII MIDDLE FLORIDA FLORIDA "'5s,.:1CI~L ~n..' 8'C~h@.. h J~d 0" e lur Paul Tuwmend Rute 1, Bx 158 May, Flrida 32066 CHUIIICHU liiidth'ii!'" HOOD OII'lIl!CTOI'IS.. ADDI'IESSn i INc-LUM 11 P [:I)DE~ l\ilcr!h:!.. O'~I Bethel Creek NONE 8euJ;:,h Gen-9 Stakes, Rt. 1. Bx 1100,.Lee 320~9 1911 5144).Brewer La~e Richard HLmil, fit. 1, Bx 151. MilI~'() 32006 1294 2220) Central NONE Cherry Lake Daif.d SlUduili, Sr., Rt. 3, B':( 3{J5 J M.. disl1 191943611.EJizab-eth MiHIi E. Warrell, RI. 1, 80x 20] t MOlllicAlI (99).83961 Eridu NONE Fai!l1 Thmes: Greinar, Fit, 1. BtIx 3410, Madisll n340 ISI346301 Green~ille' RaJldy Ste ph em, G ree-nvill e 194B 81811 HpAwell NOliE LammI! Frarlklin Purvi~, fit 1, 8m: 132, lamdih 32336 1991 1,691 lee Fi~t m <:D MaceJ!li3.. Bb 6mllri, Rt. L 8{1x 1~3, LeE' -32059 ~"Y li'iii i.m" ~t. l,lee 31DI9 1971 52101 197,.,5511 M2'disn fil1l Je TCldd. Fl1. 1, Bx 1632, M-adislJn 32340 1973~)021 Ma.~'a Jhn C, He... OI1, p, O. 80x 582, Ma'J' 3206";" 129; 11801 Mid'...'a'~ NONE M~e I.(I'~ H au C~rl HClUC:';, fit 2, Bx al, Madi~iln 32340 197H628) ML Oli'.';! Jimmv Ragans, Ri l, SII}X 333[]', Madi~an 32340 1973-63661 ~J~w HOIIIB NONE r~bw Hpehll NONE Ne... Maced[mi3 IWNE 1948 69BII Pine Grme NOllE PinE:ct~ Archie De-vis, Ri 1, Le- 32{159 1971 5))91 Ple.mJlIGr"il{L) OaV'9 Wis~ha.rtr Rt. I, Bx 317. Ma'J'l) 32.066 1194 10211 Plea5~rll Gr''El nl N.W. Le",-is, R L. 1. Bx 125, Greerwille 32331 158~ 348BI River~ide NONE Sirmans W.arla~e Ba.iley, R~. 2; b(}x 237-A, 6re-alivillB 32331 1943-1613) SL.Jhm LeIDY BI{)unt, P,O. Bx 517, Greenville 32.331 1943<3,511 TOTALS 114 II! 116 :! ; 1... ~ 0 H ~ liin!ei ~ e t: :.;::: 1 1 ~- < ~ 5~ 0:= 0:: ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 6 4 1 0 1 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 7 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 15 4 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 0 0 0 II 4) 19 117 118 19 120 121 121 \2l ~i: 0 i t "= E ~ i ; ~j '" a: 'B ~ 'II" " 0 :!. 1 'I:'e : 'g"! I i :Ie.:!! a b ai- ~'h -;'"i '.;:I! " i'e ii~.2 iii :; I:~ :ias E... 0 'il ~ 00 ~ :i ~ E ~ '5 &~ i~ g~e lj~ fi3 ~c:ci~.:14.21 ~;= ",0 "- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 27 0 0 0 3 0 ~5 7 0 0 0 0 0 7 12 0 0 0 1 0 11 0 15 5 0 1 41 42 NO LETTE~ ECEIVED 25 0 0 0 1 0 3~ 15 0 0 0 I 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 1 0 14 0 15 0 0 1 0 11 0 0 0 12 I 0 13 3, 0 5 0 1 0 ;3 100 100 1, ) 3 15 180 11 0 O. 0 1 0 11 10 0 0 0 1 0 11.0 0 0 0 1 ~ 15. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 D 0 D 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 8 0 0 4 0.3 0 0 0 0 1 10 11 0 9 0 0 J 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 14 14 0 8 0 0 2 0 10 1&9 15~ 35 19 31 91 691 -- --

T~BLE G. TOT,I,L ~ECEIPTS LOCA'.- EUEhlOITU.RE5 ~ ST"W.r.~DS.HIP.' MIDDLE FLORIDA,,,,. FLORIDA t..! I.X ~lln~1 T,e~! ~r~r w. T. Cdy,'.\~nL~ P.O. BOll 215 MADISON, FLORIDA 32340 ~EtlJel CrE'flK Seaul.ah Br't!WBr Lake Central Cherryl.a'ke CHU.R :HE:S TRE,I,SUl'I'EIIS.. ACDRESSES (I.hICI...UD'f llp CODE].Ayc't! MrgaR, ~t 1 r Bx 188-0, Maya PaulineS1Dk03s, FIt. '. Bx 1105, Lee Jac'k Twl~rr P.O. Bu->: '!i~6. (}a.... Mrs. J-ess.ie le'3 ScrugQ5", Rt. 1, M-nticella L(Iuise C-3rler, P,O. Bx 325. Madi~D[1 -!. OJ-I' 1194-IS531 1911-5,011 1194 15461 1997-13391 'l i i~ ~Hi s~ E h i tn if! 0 8 3 44/1Il.5 4~, 15 1115 40 11 3 3B,I 57N 61130 1131, 44151 (~ -;.~ ~.t I~ 6VO 115 8161 3906 13947 116 m; -2 i ~~ m ~.. :E'i "i;... - 4451 5939 10991 15721 5S104 12 ~ '~ ~ ii 539 49B I1S!l..~ '" l l- 4451 647! 71495 15711 53104 1- == :.:" >m!.~ JI.g 130 ~., i! ~ e ;5 lbsb 4435 IB080 9140 15733 III c em "" :;.~ ;-i 1i: c :1'8>,GO ill. ''E.g. E.~ H 133 E E ~ S "l ]~ j'~ :; :; ~!,5 lsi 1061 111J 7055 I,B7 8086 110) 13250." ~! ] ~ 3'33,6B7 17411 18713 41190 Efililbeth Eridu Faith Gr-eenvilIe Hpewell HE'nr'~ Warr-en, R [. 1, 8 x 207, Mn Ii c-ell 0 Mrs. Gra.n.,. lewi3, Rt. 1, 13<1x 122, GrB!ft~ille LEra V R Lltherfmd, R t. 4. Ba-x 8!!i 0, M a dj~ n Oarr... Hutt, Green.... i1ie- Bill lamb, 506 S.E. Oak DL, r.'i:.disn 1991-27151 1913-60461 194344311 19 1J.J;643 I 18 13 441 1013 III m 19 10 43947,4580 27543 21003 64.9 2565 13843 50311 51145 51386 21003 16304 l1i11 I Iln3 N~ LETTER R ECEIV ED I 51145, 0 11415 5138. 13036 210U3 6841 483 SOil 30417 41Bl 10113 2,54 114607 3198 24S0 529 mig 10323 80U 59401,30BO 40457 8110 Lamnt -=1 Lee First a Mac-edllia MadisnFim Mav Tm B3iley, P.O, Bx 4, L-3mllt Fi!ltDn AlmDnd, RL. I, Lee RDb'3n BeIIIJa'h'H, R!. 1, 80:( 148, Lae Bill Sim~ 5{)n, ~O!i E. Madisn, M;:.dis~ Drthy Milla~, Rt 2, B:{ 101-A, May 1997-11371 1971-54621 mjl.54gli 1913-15861 1194-1B381 10 10 19430 10 49826 I I 18261 10 10 IV, 131021 40 16 1 6013Q 15,1 9543 932 14851 15021 10981 59369 19194 146813 15Hi) 1452 362 110G 18BI 22433 59731 20194 149754 15151 9800 133B7 9310 4025G 35104 H18 1460 5160 1912 12596 891 3B81 113 B, 3\6, 31112 1.11 18153 16610 30013 1q{J811 98316 55569 ~ "'idwa... M[J.se!ey Hall Munt OIj~'e New Hame NelHHDp-aful NEW Mac-ed[],ia Pille Grave PinEtLa Plea~nt GrlJe(U F'Jea.~llt GIOve(T) Van Kellev, Rt.l, Madisn. JU3J1iLa Cruce, Rt. t :(l1l'x 1130, Malli~f1, Anil Sapp, Rt 1, Bx 1:506, Madisn Viyjan hlen, Rt. 1,.Bx 630, Madiv~Jn GeDrg~ Sthierklk, ~1. 4, Sx 15]~, Madi~Dn, l{)i! St JDhn, P_O. Bx 392, Gre3rwille leanardwa.lker, Rl. 2:,Br;}x 163,Mer:listl Hear't P. Grave!, Rl. 1. PinetLa Fll)riIJa Elell, Rt. 1, 80x 321, MC!I",D Malg.aret V31ln, fl1.1, Sx 105, Gree-nville 1971 56141 1913 64361 1913 65,51 1913-65101 1S7HIIII 194B-51511 191941661 19194>671 1194-14031 1,8~-11941 35 7 1G 30! 1\ IB fl 75 0 II 6,. 21 1)', 23831 15059 13098 12363 8814 14754 21J79 35214 12593 17499 8B35 724 1152 210 1131 8948 3361 1082 935 31666 1505S 238n 24,15 9084 15986 31727 38535 14630 18434 188 151 452 m G 523 31854 15019 13914 14515 953, 159B6 31851 38SB5 25203 18434 1~00 I 1171V 5090 11750 12161 4448 )090 11491 13452 9100 11180 1110 1210 980 43B JI76 1010 931 1000 1131 1414 264 11130 6139 511, 8411 1598 1661 651 ;351 1100 351 5934 llgi 549, 1785 Gill 1971 554 lijqi 31 ~~] 13499 11111 13013 6310 14155 2lSBl 21fi43 1.8]31) 1614S Ri~~Hide Sinnani St Jhns Min.rri~ ltmjti3s, R1. 1, Bx 235, Mav W~lli!cE" B~i1E~', R l. 2, HI)): lj7-a, IJrEen~'i1lE' Minnie Mar. Kirry, Rt. 3, Bux 85, Green~'jll~ 11S4 13461 [948 161BI 1948 11511 1510 10 1, h I 13109 11150 13641 6963 100 1591 20611 1135V 25134 10672 113,0 152J4 2800 5514 1100 16815 9B15 5UO ill 36) i1uo 1193 190 150U 3389 11318 IllHlU 115" TOTALS I 810090 I 138758 I I I I 959551 35074 994616 4400 IM1084 I 21814 8)fll3 141 11' 1212195 713,46

TAe.LE K M;SS-ION EX-l>E!'!IOHU.R!! luit ENDING S:EPTEM BE R 30, isb3 LMnl,&O.yl MIDDLE FLORIDA.s~I! FLORIDA Geraldine Stkes Rt. 1, Bx 1100 BeLhel CJE~~ B03ulah BIEwErLake Cenlral Cherr,), Lake CHU!'I:CH!$ LEE, FLORIDA 32059 CHU l'it:ii t:t.!rks " AI:I DFlUs.1!S [1,.;cLU-D[ lip" t:gd[j Delri5: ~"'rgall, fl1. 1, Bx las D, M2I'p'{I G'3ra'dineStke~, Rt.!,!3'1)X 11(]1l, Lee Eve-IVn B~cha~an, P.O, B:< M, [)a,), DOJOth~' Lewis, Rt. 1, Bax 2.33 J l'vi"mtice-lia Juan i tar BIJ rll el t, ~ t. 3, 8.0 X 1120, Mad'isa ri 1194-19,31 (9)1-51441 1194,15981 1891-55911 182845651 136 i 137 133 CHIJItC!t:5.PONSOlI:law,lSSIO-!l$.. 0,;: i-il i'a ~ ia.! I :i ;.5. ~'i.fi 'E E!i~ ~ ;1,~ 1 ~ '1:1!- 1:! u 0 'i!i "a ~ It<s 138 14~ 141! I_'!L 143 1;; 145 I"TI f-._----,c----,-------r...:":,:':::"'::.".;:m".ssiiht C1U:5.E UFENDLtUm: t ~ ~ i.1 ~ _ i 1:: t1..1 g = '-: ~... i ~ ~<a~::e;:ii~ ",,"'g J 1 'I FI'~! g.'e'":,~g ~ = j :IE 'E!.:i~'~j.!I'~~ _=:-i. 'f ;.,J!I t= 'ti c u.. 'U.! ru c -:: e "5i ~~ a ~~~ =~~ ~.!~ :~ ",.., 1i14 1)0 115 )5 IOn 607, 2300 40 1080 5103 1400 S80 24D 305 508 1191a 1331 186 1165 1~88 114 6~4 127 '128 147, 1.±!. i 149 ~ -!:i ~.. ~~~ ~ =jh: ::c,s -a,!. i. ~.er~,5 :ij Iii :; 'S. : ]; 14> )48 1513 10830 nl1 3873 1a51 725, II ~ a _1 a. ~ ~ g ; '= ~2 1363 16805 6173 191)3 Elizn.IHil Erjdu Fail.h Greenville HIj]pel'..:llI Bsfinda Gramlin-;!, Hi. I, Bx 1B3,A, Manticell~ Delri5'3 Lel'.lis, -At 1. Bax 123, Gleen'ljlln Sl.P~P1 'Williems, HI, 1, 80x J8BO, M~di~{ln SfliriE't HUUD, Grennville Emrr.-ij Gi~nill, '511.0. -S.E, Oaf.: St J Madisn 1887-3914] '1584-63161 (8)3,14611 [8'844311 1973-83151 7881 1 1318 1 18l '550 I IIl5 141) NO LETTE~ HECEIVED 48'/0 1~3) 1868 400 l25 t ll16 1 1104 610 \If, 3tlO 1112 8U 400 6 0 0 G V 153J 1 5251 19 l)~ 4311 14)) 11141 9681 4346 400 L.;rnl 1)11 t -1 Lee First t---t Macu~ni~ Madisn rir~1 Mayu Ada~, Da'.'i~, P.O. 80:< 5B, lamnt L~5lEr Hril1, r~t. 1, Bx ~22, Le-B Crdie RU1herfDrd, Rt. 2, Bx 11]8,N.ad~!1)1l Ecl\'.in Brwning, JI" P.O. Bx 562, Madisn M;:,renda Gdwin, P,O. Bx 251, Ma'~1) 1987-11081 1911-5)831 1~)1-5S551 [97341861 1184-1305] 1128 Ill! 1500 10081 1038 1328) 10823 400 1 D~l 551 168, 100 103 1;0 50 1053 144 438 41G 171 1018 573 848 )4S 114 2132 691 100 lid ISlfJ 1\ '114 98 2)8 310 349 2100.14H 1016 8016,055 4600 14724 3051 21363 118)1 Mill',','ay Mm.,.ley H~II M.ulInIOli'.1I N~w HDmi! NewHlffli!rLlI fudil]- "al~, P.O, Rx 115, Lee S(lIl'ya Welfu, Rt. 1. (ldx 135, Madisn Ui~ne Wulf~, RL '~J Fl:.:: 9:35, Madl$n S~IliJ:'i 8m, f~t. 1, F.l:.::.85-0, Madisll [la"."lsufl HUL~II!rfOHI, W3 'LE, Li... in~5tall, MBdi5nn 1~Jl-51,5) [9JJ46)51 [813-68)5] 19n~"3] [97J.6566] ;666 714 15 16G 1,36 401 0 110 lsll 6g5 3Dl 1272 1301 185 III 72 10 25 50 450,0 321 3G4 100 123 50 5G B) m 5(;9 1200 50 1087 1881 1368 lus8 450 3)5l 3416 18BJ 4340 511 NEWM,,-c.;!dlli~ Pine Gr'.'E' PinelLi1. Ple.mri1 GW'.'e (L) Pi~.asaIlL Gm... e (T) RiV'l!r~irta Sirm~n5 SI. JI)IIIlS TOTALS [11~11 AlltJr-uw5J Rt. IJ ax 266, Green'Jille r:~rivfl Herrill!], H1, 3, Bx IlO J Madi~n '1"~llIla Fie-l-rJ:s, Fit 1, 80:-: 204, PiflA!ta []lotb~' H~r1, HI. 1, Bx 3H, Mav Mable KIlllWlE5, Rt. 4. Blu:: 3Bl, Perry J{]',ce lydns. R L 1, 8{1-x,Maya [lela C;)rrl)lI, I~L 2, 80x 210, Gr-een\'ille l:lerlh~ Day, fh. 3, B:< 82, Green~'ilru 1!48 5g5l] 192948171 mh544] li81-13441 [5844JJ9] 1184-15SOI 19484581) 1948-3J511 600 IB18 00 1828 )63 119 186 1J IJ,,1 136 IBO 3861 1047 334 500 111) ~)6 81 152,52 156 BO I I 1'00 3~ 6 151 510 366 178 210 261 250 12) 146 10000 I GOD 0 1348 234 1)5 82 1,1 '0 10 92861 i lm53 13841 19215 I 189BO II IOU 1;806 1458 150 1931 860 ~l1b 16,S 6,8 1)84 3<)) 7883 va5 1)11 j, ' 0 : t200 0 3000 G 813 3161 1685 )flu48 163939 )

,... u I :!PIC I... IhlFOI'l1llAT101i1 Be-Inel Cls.ek Beulal'i Brewer Lake Central Cherr~ Lake Elizabe!h Eri.u F&ith Grnnvtlle Hpe-well -::l Lamnt N leflf;rst Me:cedlmia Madisn Firs! May Midwav MseleV Hal1 Munt OliVl!" New Hme New- H(Jpeflll NewMaci!~OIii.a Pilu Gra~e Piflletta PIBa~nt Gr~-e ~U PlemllIGr''eH) liiwrjld-a Srrmal'ls St.Jahns TOTALS OCH... I"'"! hi O~ NONE Gel'lE" Stxes. R l. 1. Sax 1100, Lee 3205-9 Ha rl d Sm.,h, R 1. 1. B x, Ma.'J' 32066,... [,... SEPIEMSEA.JD. 1983)291 30 )ll rn D!.... C 0'hl5. ACD R ESSES IINCLUM III' COI:III!J Herbert Demtt, Fit. 1 r 80x 1:97 A, Mnti~ell 32344 NONE LerCl V Rutherfrd, Rt. 4 J e I)X 85 Dr M adis(] n 323413 M, C. Burne tt, G re en 'i~ii.(! 32331 Sill LIm b. 506 S, E. Oak 0 r. M.di,," 31340 GeD rlj'b Pur... is, fi t. 1, B x 1 83, la mnt 32336 Edgar BrI'. p, D. e.. 33. Lee 31059 lean Swilt, Rt. 2, Ba;(,Mldisan 32:340 CaJI Be... is, P,O. Ei[)X 203, Madi:mn 32340- Gu, Ph ill i P'. R I. 1, 8 x 90, Lee 31059 lery Crut8", Rt. 2, Bx 248, -Gre-er... ille 32331 Clyde Thmas, Fit. 4, Bax,Madisrl 32340 DOrlnie Tuten, Rt. 1, f:x 630, Ma.disl1 32340 Gerge Sthierklk., fit. 3, B): 255, Mallisn 32340 Vernn Mams, RI. 2, Bx 1'50, Madisl1 32340 Cal... in Buchanan, FLt. t Pirlena 32350 Owen Th.Jma-s, RL l, Bx 85, May 32066 flu-g(]lph Kn(]... tes, Rt. 4, B<lX 383, Perr',' J2341 H.O, Lyns, At1, 8~ 1J1 K, Ma... 3266fi: J'ilhllnv Cantlll, FIt 2, Bx 213, Greerwille 32331 Mar1:-.Js DBY, RI. 3, 80x B2, Greetl~ille 3l3l1 1911 51441 1294 1118) 1991 33161 19]3.60,61 1948J2111 19)3.116431 1997-557.) 1911-5418) 191J.15191 1913-65311 1911-5115) 19~B.45131 1913.46411 1913 65G51 191H1111 191H68B) [929.43561 11j.<1 1B01) 15B441J91 1194-15601 1941 11891 19.3,31511 010 GIO 0 0 jl 10 11 10 24 13 2 50 15 J4 ~.5 ~.! ~ i! " 5 ~'i ~. 3, I 36 5 i.t:.c ~ ~ ]~!! H "'0 Z:> 15 lg8g lg5 1165 550 1116 300 439 420 115 IJ 1018 15!ill 31 ~~ >~... OiI.0 :;:..s ire z= N N N II.~~-E ~~~.,!I!~:: ~~ Jj; g'"e ;'~ ~ z';::;u 39 ~j ~ s ~l! v.i -5. ~!, Q.. C 0 1G 3 N NO LETHR RECEIVED N, 0 t 25 N N I! N N N N N 121 30 ~. 41 1421 ~3i 114[4546141 i 48 j4g15di51 :!;1. 53 Dt1 c.hurcl1 nartt. Db~er'l'e plan, IJS!,!tc? Y-=Y~ N~~[J dhhhdn:~jb ci] li'l ~L1fu.<:a: :,,~~-:::::::E ~ z:::;: c,!)...,- VJ :.J...J c....:xl -!:I: a::. < cd (.t:i 0 N S N S N GIN Ii IN S N S N G S N r~ S N N NjN N~~~,~ Y t~ ~~ N N N yl N IN IN Iv I~I N IN IN IN Y N N N N N N N N N N N )~ N N Y Y tl Y Y Y Il Y Y YII'IY IN NIN N Y N N N Y N Y I Y IY NIN N N IY Y IY Y I YIY Y Y NNY~ NN N N Y Y Y Y Y Y N N N Y Y N Y N N N N N N N N N Y N N Y Y Y N Y Y Y YYYY YY I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I' 01 0 0 I 0 11 11 0 10 11 15 1 10 14 01 146 15 10 6 166 301 111 186 190 500 151 30 11 631 giosi 6 N N N m 10 143 S N S N G Y S I~ N G N G N S N S N SIN G N G N Y N N Y Y N N N N Y N N ~I ~ Y N N N N Y N Y Y N N N Y N Y Y Y N N N N N N N Y rl II Y Y N N N Y N N NINININIY N N N Y N N N N N N N N N N N N N Y Y Y N Y NINININ Y N N N Y N Y Y N N Y N N NIN N N N Y