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Treasurer '
Report-
Bills—
China —
Thursday, Apr. 21, 1921.
The Board met in regular session today at
4 P.M. with Dr. Gaines presiding. Dr. Broughton led in
prayer.
The following were present: Gaines, Broughton,
C.A.Jenkens, Woodfin, Crump, Gwathraey, Mahone, Clark, Pow¬
ell, L.H. Jenkins; also Secretaries Love ana Ray.
Readings of Minutes postponed until next meeting.
s The report of the Treasurer was read as follows:
Month of March.
RECEIPTS.
Balance Feb. 28, 1921 . $36,645.81
° Receipts for March . 169,181.44
Famine Relief . 40,000.00 $246,727.26
DISBURSEMENTS .
Foreign Fields . 215,370.61
Relief in Europe . 3,555.12
Relief in China . 5,000.00
Lott Carey Foreign Mission
Convention for Haiti . 500.00
Expenses Educational Department. 2,500.00
Liberty Bonds from State Boards . .4, 800.00
Expenses W.M.U . .
Sundry other purposes . .
2,200.00
6,686.06 $240,611.79
Balance in Bank.
$ 5,115.46
Notes payable on Call.
.109,180.35
Receipts for Famine Relief in China and Europe
to April 20, . $275,083.39
Geo.N.Sander,s, Treas.
The following bills were ordered paid:
Chesapeake and Potomac Tel. Co. (Gen. Expenses) $11.85
Postal Telegraph Cable Co . " 17.72
Western Union Tel. Co . " 13.45
Williams Printing Co.......... (Printing)... 81.00
Carnegie Office Appliance Co.. (Gen. Expenses ) . 4.60
Munson Supply Co . " 4.00
Richmond Typewriter Exchange... " 17.25
Va. Stationery Co . (Gen .Exp. 31. 90
Printing. j
40.00 71.90
Trevett .Christian Co . (Printing) . 78.75
William Byrd Press . " . 236.36
Lamb Letter Writi ng Co . " . 10.30
$ 547.18
The report of the Committee on China was
read by Dr. Ray and adopted as follows:
WE RECOMMEND:
1. That $900 (gold) be added to the appropria¬
tion of $1,600 already made for the purchase of a launch
for the Yangchow Station.
2. That the Board agree to pay the traveling
expenses of Robert Pruitt to China, in case the North
China Mission should desire to employ him as teacher.
3. That $5,000 be appropriated for the Trice Me¬
morial Gate Chapel, Eaifeng, this amount having been given
for this purpose by Mr. Jno.B. and Miss Anna Trice, of
Hopkinsville, Ky.
