Foreign Mission Board Rooms
July 19, 19 :o
The Fore: gn mission
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let; in regular bhly session at 3:30 P»m.
on Thursday, July 13, 1933 v.lth Mr. Jenkins . residing.
Present: L. Howard Jenkins,, J. .. E. F. BuxtOh, T. Rupert
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V. Hickerson, H. P. Thomas, Rimer ’Jest, John C. ’.Yillians, M. T. Rankin,
Frank K. Means, 3. J. Cauthen, S. B. Deane, S. E. Maddox, Fon H. Scofield,
Edna Frances Dawkins,
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M* Hunter, L. P. Seay.
Visitors: Dr. and Mrs. Cornell Goerner.
Dr. Goerner led in prayer.
On motion of Dr. Loving it was voted to adopt the ? 33 wing resolution:
V7!I2EEAS, There is an urgent nee I fer a teacher for the secondary church
school in Hazarcth Which is to open this September, and
REAS, .>• George W. Sadler approved th
fill this need, and
THEREAS, The i.oard docs not meet during the month of August,
BE IT RESOLVED that the Board will authorize the appointments commi ttee
to meet in an extraordinary session for the purpose of the exami.M...; and
/lacing under special appointment a suitable couple if such couple can.
be found.
On motion of Dr. Loving the following candidates were appointed as
regular mission.' rios of the Board:
Mr. and Mrs. '.Villi am Parker Andrews, Chile
Mr. and Mrs. Charles '.Yillis Bryan, Chile
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert L. Hard
Jr., Chile
Mr. and Mrs. William Harlen McGinnis, Nigeria
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Kinson Mi idleton, Chile
Mr. and Mrs. John Samuel olive r, Brazil
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hale Wise, Brazil
Dr. Rankin gave the charge to the new mis si carries and Rev. Elmer '.Vest
led in prayer of dedication.
Dr. Rankin stated in his report that the Commission going t Nigeria
would leave the United States immediately after the ating of the
Baptist World Alliance in Cleveland. Four . rs of the Japan
. reaching Mission had planned to go to Nigeria, also, and from there
on around through the Hear East and India to Japan in time to join
the other ■ enters of the Preaching Mission. However, these plans
have now V eri cancelled in view of the .disturbed conditions in the
Far East. As
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t, there have been no plans to cancel the plans for
the Japan trip, although it is possible th- conditions mig
one the Mission.
Dr. Rankin also stated that Dr. J. T. Williams will be invited tv
locate in Richmond so that he can help us in working on the files.
It is urgent that the missionary correspondence in particular be put
into usable shape and Jr. Williams will be glad to use his time during
the next year in this connection. He vail retain his status as a
regularly appointed missionary.
un motion of Dr. Hickerson it was voted that in view of the fact that
the Foreign Mission Board will not meet in August, and that it is urgent
to prove 1 litOrial assistance for THE COMMISSION as soon as possible,
the Beard refer to the Educational Committee in consultation with ".
Means and the Executive Secretary, with the power to *ct, the securing
of an assistant editor to replace Dr. Horienhaug and an editorial
0 ' ant to replace Miss Marjorie Moore, and that this committee .
authorized to fix the salaries of the individuals employed up to the
provision male in the budget as this may be
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Dr. Laving read the f o'! lowing report from Dr. Gill:
