WOMEN'S SOCIETIES. See Foreign Missions, Freedmen, Home Missions, and Sabbath Observance. WORLD WAR, deliverances upon adopted, 53, 79, 220 Referred for printing to the Board of Publication, 221 Anniversary of entrance of Italy upon, 221 Resolutions of Executive Commission approved, 53 YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, telegram from Mr. Mott, containing request for a large supply of first-class men, referred favorably to National Service Commission, 229 Specially commended, 80 YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, the Assembly urges that there be no change in the basis of active membership, 193 II. SYNODS. ALABAMA, exception to records approved, 252 ATLANTIC, exceptions to records approved, 252 CALIFORNIA, Judicial case, 169. Also this Summary, p. 1054 CANADIAN, exceptions to records approved, 252 CHRISTIAN LIFE AND WORK, clerks of Synods, advisory members of Assembly's special committee, 284 Clerks of Synod to report on, 244 EAST TENNESSEE, exceptions to records, approved, 252 Unified presentation, 62 EXCEPTIONS TO RECORDS: Minutes of last meeting not approved, 252 Report of Committee not recorded, 252 Synod adjourned without record of prayer, 252 Names of absentees omitted, 253 Minutes of adjourned meeting, should not be put under the heading, No authority to appoint representative to National Temperance Con- HOME MISSIONS, self-supporting Synods, urged to coöperate sympathetically with the Board of Home Missions, 177 Committees of Synods, to keep records for reports to the Home Mission Iowa, to consider transfer of Hainan Presbytery, 253 KENTUCKY, Synod of, organization of Presbytery of Buck Horn approved, 226 JUDICIAL CASES, see p. 1054 MONTANA, Synod of, transfers of churches not approved, because of incompleteness of papers, 224 NARRATIVE, clerk of each Synod to tabulate and summarize Presbyterial re ports, 244 NEW MEXICO, Judicial cases, 155, 172. Also this Summary, p. 1054 NORTH DAKOTA, exceptions to records, approved, 253 SELF-SUPPORTING. See under Home Missions. SOCIAL SERVICE, Committees to be appointed, 167 SABBATH OBSERVANCE, Committees to be organized, 107 TEXAS, report on records in part referred to Assembly's Permanent Judicial Commission, 253 III. PRESBYTERIES. APPORTIONMENTS, 1918-250: Mileage, 36; Entertainment, 2c; Contingent, 3c; Vacancy and Supply, c. ASSEMBLY COMMISSIONERS, to give reasons for absence, 250 BILLS AND OVERTURES, List of, 135-139 See also Overtures, below. BROOKLYN AND NASSAU, Presbyteries of, consolidated, 223 EDUCATION, Board of, Christian parents to be impressed with their vital relations to the welfare of their children, 152 The Bible to be maintained in the Public Schools, 152 EVANGELISM, Committees to be appointed, 19 EVERY-MEMBER PLAN, redoubled efforts for, to be made, 68 LIBERAL GIVING, grace of, to be cultivated in each congregation, 284 MINISTERS, dropped, on account of long absence, 224 Assembly expresses full sympathy with the Government of the United States on the exemption of ministers from military service, 153 MINUTES OF ASSEMBLY, rules for furnishing, 253 MEMBERS, changing residence, Committees to be designated in Minutes, 244 NARRATIVE, Presbyterial, to be sent to Stated Clerks of Synods, not later than April 25th, 244 OVERTURES, sent down by the Assembly of 1917, 234 Eligibility of Ruling Elders as Moderators, adopted, 234, 236 RELIEF, MINISTERIAL AND SUSTENTATION, Committees to report promptly upon annuitants, 132 To call attention of candidates to the Sustentation Fund, 132 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, Presbyterial Committees urged to promote teachertraining, 187 SABBATH OBSERVANCE, Committees to be organized, 107 SAN FRANCISCO PRESBYTERY, Judicial case, 169 SELF-SUPPORTING, urged to coöperate with Board of Home Missions, 177 SOCIAL SERVICE, Committees to be appointed, 167 SPIRITUAL LIFE, of ministers, church officers and members to be earnestly cultivated, 284 VACANCY AND SUPPLY, action in behalf of definite Presbyterian supervision of vacant fields, reaffirmed, 158 WELLSBORO, Presbytery of, dissolved, 223 IV. CONGREGATIONS. ASSEMBLY HERALD, Pastors urged to secure subscriptions, 196 BUDGET OF THE BOARDS, 1918-19: Totals.. $6,665,991 $1,688,966 $3,965,923 $1,011,102 $4,995,025 BOY SCOUT movement approved, 144 CHURCH ERECTION, Loan Fund Rule No. 2, amended, 213 Diligent use of the Board's literature urged, 215 CIGARETTES, use of denounced, 162 COLLEGES, Board of, Separate collections for, 161, 228 EVANGELISTIC WORK, to reach all churches, 19 Churches to continue two offerings, one for Education and the other for Education Week to begin February 16, 1919-146, 161, 228 Vocation Day, Sunday, February 16, 1919-1461, 61 Education Day, Sunday, February 23, 1919-146, 161 EVERY-MEMBER PLAN, to be put into full operation, 66 FOREIGN MISSIONS, offerings to be taken both in churches and Sunday-schools, In Sunday-schools, Sunday, December 22, 1918-210 FREEDMEN, Board of, Missions for, Sabbath School offerings to be taken Sunday February 9, 1919-159 HOME MISSIONS, offerings for, on Sunday, November 24, 1918, and Sunday, February 23, 1919-180 LIQUOR TRAFFIC, President and Congress urged to prohibit in all its forms, 162 LORD'S DAY ALLIANCE, contributions for, recommended, Sabbath, April 27, 1919-108 MEN'S WORK, Committee on, strongly commended for funds, 144 Men's Societies may carry an honor roll for all enlisted men, 144 To cooperate with agencies supporting prohibition, 144 PRESBYTERIAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY, contributions urged, 87 PUBLICATION AND SABBATH SCHOOL WORK, Board of: Rally Day, September 29, 1918, special patriotic service to be prepared, 186 Children's Day, June 8, 1919-186 Teacher-training to be promoted, 186 RELIEF AND SUSTENTATION, Boards of: Mothers' Day, May 11, 1919, day for Sabbath School offerings, 132 Ladies' Aid Societies asked to continue aid, 133 SABBATH OBSERVANCE, Week of prayer, April 19-26, 1919-108 SOCIAL SERVICE, groups of men and women to be formed in every church, 166 STEWARDSHIP, fellowship of, to be adopted by all churches, 66 VOCATION DAY, February 16, 1919-146, 161 YOUNG PEOPLE'S DAY, February 2, 1919–384 YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETIES, summer conferences approved, 187 V. THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES. BREED, David R., D.D., thanks given for long and distinguished service, 247 DIRECTORS, confirmed, 247 FINANCES, statements approved, 245 FINANCIAL ADVANCES, recommended, 246, and as follows: Biddle, $30,000 Lincoln, $500,000 Princeton, $900,000 San Francisco, $500,000 Western, $230,000 GOSPEL MINISTRY, claims to be presented by Chaplains and Y. M. C. A. men, 247 HOBSON, BENJAMIN L., D.D., thanks given for long and distinguished service, 247 PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS, confirmed, 247 STATISTICAL and financial reports, Summary of, printed, 355 STUDENTS, aid may be increased to $150.00 per annum, 246 THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES, Committee on, Report approved, 244 Table of Contents. NARRATIVE OF CHRISTIAN LIFE AND WORK, 262 CORRESPONDENCE WITH OTHER CHURCHES, etc., 288 World Presbyterian Alliance, 288 Letter of National Union of Churches of France, 306 Resolutions of Methodist Ministers, Columbus, O., 307 REPORT OF CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY, 308 REPORTS OF THE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES, 309–357 Princeton Theological Seminary, 308 Auburn Theological Seminary, 317 Western Theological Seminary, 320 Lane Theological Seminary, 325 Kentucky Theological Seminary, 331 McCormick Theological Seminary, 334 San Francisco Theological Seminary, 338 Dubuque German College and Seminary, 343 Bloomfield Theological Seminary, 343 Lincoln University, Theological Seminary, 348 Biddle University, Theological Department, 351 Board of Publication and Sabbath-school Work, 380 Summary, Sabbath-school Statistics, 390 Board of Church Erection Fund, 401 Board of Missions and Church Erection, St. Louis, Mo., 402 Board of Relief and Sustentation, 403 CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, 430 Stated Clerk of the General Assembly, 442 Treasurer of the General Assembly, 445 REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 447 REGULATIONS, MILEAGE FUNDS AND STATISTICAL REPORTS, 44815 SUCCESSION OF Moderators AND CLERKS, 44821 STANDING ORDERS AND RULES, 44826 GENERAL RULES FOR JUDICATORIES, 44830 RULES OF THE PERMANENT JUDICIAL COMMISSION, 44833 LIST OF COMMISSIONS AND SPECIAL COMMITTEES, 448 STATISTICAL REPORTS OF THE SYNODS, 449 STATISTICAL REPORTS OF THE PRESBYTERIES, 452-915 SUMMARY OF THE STATISTICAL REPORTS, 916 CHANGES OF MINISTERS AND CHURCHES, 927 COMPARATIVE SUMMARY FOR SIX YEARS, 928 STATED MEETINGS OF THE PRESBYTERIES, 933 INDEXES TO THE SYNODS AND PRESBYTERIES, 941 INDEX OF MINISTERS AND LICENTIATES, 931 OCT 1919 |