Reformed Presbyterian Minutes of Synod 1928 - Rparchives.org

REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 95
VII. That the Board of Trustees be authorized to sell
church property at Ray, Indiana, and take necessary steps to
transfer cemetery property to a local cemetery association to
be formed.
VIII. That the money from the sale of the Ray, Indiana,
church property be credited to Church Erection.
IX. That the bill of 71c for a telegram to J. Campbell
White be paid out of the Literary Fund.
X. That pastors be urged to make a decided effort to
place a copy of Minutes of Synod in every home.
Signed: H. G. FOSTER
R. C. FULLERTON
JOHN H. PRITCHARD
J. T. HENSLEIGH
REPORT OF SYNOD'S BOARD
JAS.
OF
B.
TRUSTEES.
SMILEY
To the Moderator and Members of the Reformed Presbyterian
Synod:
Dear Brethren—The Trustees of Synod herewith submit
the Treasurer's Report for the year ended April 1, 1928, and to
report concerning the financialinterests entrusted to their management.
The Board held the regular quarterly meetings, which were
always attended by the members. Matters coming before the
Board, during the year, were mostly of a routine character.
The funds of the Church are all carefully invested in six per
cent mortgages in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.
We desire to express our thanks to the Head of the Church,
for the many blessings bestowed upon us during the past
years.
The Following Bequests Were Received
W. S. Mitchell, Olathe, Kas.—Foreign Missions $172,38,
Home Missions $172.37, Southern Mission $172.37, total $517.12.
Miss Marg. A. Wylie, Belle Center, O.—China Mission
$100.00.
Robert Burns, Morning Sun, Iowa—Southern Mission
$400.00, Indian Mission $100.00, Ministerial Relief $150.00,
Widows and Orphans $150.00, total $800.00.
Elizabeth Allison, New York, $5,774.04, the income to Rev.
F. M. Foster and at his decease, to Home Mission Endowment.
Mrs. Mary Adams Buxton, Utica, O.—$2,663.87, to the Reformed
Presbyterian church.
A grand total of $9,855.03.
The Londonderry, O., church property was sold for $454.17.
By special arrangements this fund is in our hands and the income
to be used in the upkeep of the congregational cemetery.
The Glory of Judea congregation, purchasers of the Brooklyn,
N. Y., church property, paid off the mortgage and the fund
amounting to $7,042.75 was pro rated among the schemes of the
church gation. as per instructions given by the Brooklyn, N. Y., congre­