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Board Rooms, Thursday, Dec. 13, 1934.
The Board met in the Board Rooms at 3.00 P. M. ,
the President presiding.
The meeting was opened with prayer by Brother Mat¬
thews.
AFRICA,
EUROPE
АШ)
ТЙЕ
NEAR
east--”
The following members were present: Mrs. Thomas,
Mrs. Atkinson, Jenkins, Bryant, Dr. Loving, Slaughter,
Matthews, Williams, Mrs. Moore, Miss Alta Foster, Gaines,
Gwathmey, Harris. Also Secretary Maddry, Assistant to
Executive Secretary, Miss Jessie Ford, and Treasurer Buxton.
Also Field Representative R. S. Jones.
The report of the Committee on Africa, Europe
and the Near East was read by Dr. Maddry and was adopted
as follows:
That the Board fix the appropriation for Italy
for 1935 at $17,422.41, according to the estimates in the
budget.
Signed — S. T. Matthews
C. W. Moore
The following paper with regard to the agreements
made by Dr. Maddry to the Italian brethren was unanimously
adopted:
At the monthly meeting of the Foreign Mission
Board held in Richmond, Virginia, on December 13th, 1934,
the following series of resolutions with reference to the
conduct of our Italian Mission were adopted and are hereby
submitted to Dr. D. G. Whittinghill, the Superintendent of
our Italian Mission, for his instruction and guidance in
the affairs of the Mission for the year 1935.
I. The budget as recommended by the Executive
Secretary for the administrative phase of the Mission for
1935 is adopted as follows: •
Salary C Allwn
D. G. Whittinghill & Fam. 1,600 150.00
TOTAL FOR MISSIONARIES INCLUDING RENT, Etc
SCHOOL AND PUBLISHING HOUSE .
House Fund, etc. Total
1,157.00 2,907.00
2,907.
3,000
00
.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Lire
Fee, Lawyer . 10,060
Taxes, Street Car Line . . 11,795
Secretary . 6,000
Traveling Expenses, Dr. and Mrs. W. .. 4,000
TOTAL FOR MISCELLANEOUS . 31,795
2,764.
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TOTAL FOR MISSIONARIES AND MISCELLANEOUS
8,671.
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It is the desire of the Foreign Mission
Board that this item be kept, entirely separate and distinct
from the budget for native work.
It is understood that the item of $3,000.00
for "School and Publishing House" is to be furnished by
the W. M. U. of the South and is to be used for the expenses
of the seminary for the months of October - December, 1935,
and for literature and public at ion work.
II. The appropriations for native work (pastors’
salaries and rents )are adopted and becomes the guide of the
Board in the future as the churches strive for self-support.
