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154 SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
DISBURSEMENTS
Operating Deficit, December 31, 1944 501.48
Postage and Express 527.14
Relief and Annuity Board 240.00
Rent 1,215.00
Salaries 14,086.96
Supplies and Equipment 1,274.08
Telephone and Telegraph 217.31
Travel Expense 1,470.80
Literature 6,132.87
Miscellaneous 549.77
Transferred to Contingent Fund - 912.73
Exchange on Deposits 1.50
$27,129.64
Cash on Hand, December 31, 1945 981.98
$28,111.62
Cash on Hand, December 31, 1945:
Regular Account $ 981.98
Contingent Account 1,000.00
$1,981.98
Respectfully submitted,
C. H. HEACOCK, Treasurer.
102. Associate Secretary George W. Schroeder introduced the
state Brotherhood secretaries present: E. G. Cox, Alabama; Nelson
Tull, Arkansas; E. C. Holcomb, Florida; Forrest Sawyer, Illinois;
James H. Street, Mississippi; E. K. Wiley, Tennessee; and L. H.
Tapscott, Texas.
Special music included renditions by the Brotherhood Quartette
and the Brotherhood Male Chorus of Miami.
A bound volume of more than two hundred letters of appreciation
upon the completion of ten years of service was presented Executive
Secretary Lawson H. Cooke, and a mammoth emblem of the
Brotherhood was unveiled, bearing the inscription "A Million Men
for Christ."
" 'Widening Reach and Heightened Power' in Baptist Brotherhood"
was the subject of an address by Lawson H. Cooke, Executive
Secretary.
After remarks by President Neff, the Convention adjourned with
prayer led by L. H. Tapscott, Texas.
MIAMI, FLORIDA—May 19, 1946
SUNDAY
103. At the morning hour of worship many pulpits in Miami and
vicinity were occupied by members of the Convention as arranged by
the local committee.
104. The service in the Auditorium at 3:00 P.M. opened with congregational
singing led by Director McKinney. The Petworth Girls
Quartette sang "Have Thine Own Way, Lord." Mrs. Joseph Evans
sang "The Ninety and Nine." W. E. Denham, Jr., Georgia, read
from John 15 and led in prayer.
105. President Neff introduced W. A. Criswell, Texas, who made
an address on " 'Widening Reach and Heightened Power' in Making
Disciples"; and J. D. Grey, Louisiana, who made an address on
" 'Widening Reach and Heightened Power' in Teaching Them." With
the benediction by W. A. Criswell the Convention adjourned.