The Ohio Independent Baptist, November 1954

3gt' l4o\1t' ~~~~--------==--------T_I_IE_~ OTTIO INDEPENDENT BAP1IS1'---------- November 1954 l 't11· tlll' \\,.t) lllCll ·~ l\liS8ll)llHl': l ,. lli 11 it \\H " tllt' r[ \\,. }~; ~rl'Y– b 11~'I II .\ .. l. l l \ Tl~R~4\ I, ... ~lllLl i11 I'l'tll)~11itit)11 l)f t l1 e,·c11t , Ir. l{ol)– e1·t l))· le of t lie I lol1p:l1 11,lltei·J", l l{'\'t>lc111c.l. l)r )sc 11t cl cl l1l1g:r birtl1- tlc1)· ec1 lze. ,, i tl1 111 trocl 11ct ors· l et– teri110", also tl1e eo11fe1·e11l.'e tl1e111e · · ,\ ...01·l~ers 'l'ogetl1er. ·- 11oti11g tl1e )~ear -- , ' '19~9-1~) --!' a11d a Sc1·i1)– t11re 1)01·tio11. :\Ii· . 1e1'ald S111el– ~e1,-, :\lr "'. Ile111,,.. ~1·11,re1· a11d ~I1· . . ' ....\.Jla11 E. Le,,.. i ,.. ,,.. er e i11 char·g·e at t lie t cl bl ,rl1e1'e 1'ef1·e l1111e11t iu– c l udi11 o- a piece of tl1e bi1·tl1day al{ ,, .. e1·e e1·,..ed to all ladie J)I' e ent. The \\T ome11 l\Ii io11ary l 11io11 l1a bee11 of higl1 value throl1ghout the pa t quarter ce11tl1ry a11d the an11ual meeting a -nrell a the pr"ing rally ha .. been e11joyalJle a11d piritually p1--ofitable. The general bt1 ine e ion ,, 1 a ope11ed by hair1nan Willett at ~ :00 o clock on Wedne day after– noo11. The ertification ommittee an– nounced election of the follo,ving to the ot1ncil of Te11: Earl V . Willett Hall Dautel Jame T. J eremiah Ver11e L. Dunham and John . Balyo eacl1 t-0 erve f 01-– two year . We li t below the el ectoral tatt1 of all member of the council : Term Expiring· in 1955 Elton C. Hukill "\Villiam II. Green llan E. Lewi T. Fred Hl1 ey Reginald L. l\Iatthew Term Expiring· in 1956 Earl ,r. "\Villett Hall Dautel Jame T. J er emiah Verne JJ . Dunham John G. Balyo Drop Out in 1955 R eginald L. l\fatthe,v~ T. Fred Hl1 ey Drop Out in 1956 Hall Dautel E. V. Willet .t J. 'l'. J e1'emiah Verne L. Dt111ham Immediatelv after the bl1 ine .. es ion the ouncil of Ten met f or re-organization and the fol– lowing wer e elected for office : ( ' /1 a1r111r111 l, p, ·. 1~~,1 rl \ '. \\' il1Pt1s, 11 ... \ cl a 111s Ht l' l 1 Pl, l{L)l'Pcl )l1io 1.'-\ ecrcl (1 r ,lJ- 11P\ 1 • l{ rf!:1 11 ,ll cl fJ. f,tt– tl1p,,·~, 0~17 ({r ,111cl .t \ \ "(l ll llC, rl'o- lc(lO G~ ()l1io 1 1 r c<1surcr - 11P,·. \ "rr11 r l.J. l)l111- l1c1111, ·J:.2.7 I\ cl ll .'HR .l\,·p1111 r, l.Jo r ai 11 l l1io ) "01111!1 J>cop lc-1{ ,,. \V. II . ({ree11, (1 alli11olis, () l1io JJ! i::io,1a ry- R e,T. 1Iall ral1 ia er \\ all r r ~t H. 111 tl t 1 , hio Da11tel Po1·t. - The l)l"e e11 t editor ,,~a: 1·etai11rcl. 111 ge11e1'al e. io11. 1. .. hai1·1na11 "\'\Tillett ·allec1 R e,T. Elto11 . II ul{ill to t he platfor111 fo1-- 1·er)ort on :nJ1a11ce r elate l to l1io R egular B a1)ti. t I-Io111e T a1 1p, report of ,,rhich i J)1--i11ted el.·e\\ 1 l1ere i11 tl1i. 111ag·azine. It wa 1·evealed that d11rino· t he l'ecent ca111p p eriod, b 1.0 2 JT01111g.1ter . were acco1n- moclatec1. R e, r. \ r e1'11e L. D1111h a111 Trea llr- er of Ohio · . . ociatio11 r epo1'tec1 re– ceipt of $4 47 .90 a11cl cli b11r e- 111e11t. of $4 353.42 c1111·i11g the :y.. ear leavi11g bala11ce i11 t h e trea - 111"y of $123.4 . (~Ir. Dt1nha1n • poi11tec1 011t l10,, 1 eve1-- that pri11t- ing expe11 e hacl b ee11 i11c11r1·ed the i11, 1 oice. not i11cl t1c1ec1 i11 the report fo1-- the year-, ,vhich ,vot1lcl act11ally l1ri11g the trea. 11r~T i11to the rec1 colt111111.) 'l'he E cl ito1' pre. e11tec1 a r epo1't i11clicat i11g· a 11et gai1 i11 ci1--c1tla– tio11 cllll'i11g the } 1 ea1' of 100 ,,Tl1ich i. co1 icl e1'ecl ex elle11t in the lio-ht of h eavy tl11'110,"e1--. ( e, re11ty-fot11" 'llb. criptio11 , i11cludi11g ome r e- 11e,val. ,ve1"e 1·ecei\"ed at the a11- 11l1al meeti11g a11d 1 ot i11cll1cled i11 the r eport ,,,hich b1·i11g the ci1--- 11 la tio11 to a 11e,,r l1ig:h 1e, 1 el. ) R ev. "\Villiam IIo,var l 1·ee11 made r ep o1--t of t]1e Y 01111g· P eo– ple . Departn1e1 t, a11cl pointed to th e Fall Rallv to be h el cl in t h e L P enfield J t1nction Ba1)ti t h111,ch .L rovember 26 ,vhe11 R ev. R ob e1·t J. R eJrnhout ,vill lJe the . peal{e1-- . Rev. II all Dat1tel , 1·ep1--e. e11ting the "l\Ii. . io11ary D e1)artn1e11t made b1·ief report the11 pre. e11tecl REV. A~D :\JR 1 • WILLI 1\1 F O 0011 to lea, re for e1--, 1 ice i11 Italy. The fa,,01'able in1p1' . io11 1 1acl e b} 1 the e 1ni · io11a1--ie i p1--ofol1nc1. Each n1acl l)rief r e111a1--l{ . BROOK IDE '\Vhat hall ,, 1 e av ? T othing • co11lcl be "'aicl, exce1)t that "\'\ 1 hich i. 1·eflectecl l)v all wl10 atte11clecl • the . e..·io11, . The Re,T. eo1·ge O K eefe ,,la.. b1ts)r :it tl1' clc)()J' 11 lpi11g the i11- ('(} llllllg' rl 1 le>!! a,1c's i11 <)very ])Os– sill)P \\rcl)r. ' l, hPll 111 t}1r fcJy C' r sat ~ I r s . 1111 ~ ie l<e I. · iI1·. . ,John l(,1ttt z ,t11cl ~Ir:. 11clre\,? .(la. e - t l 1 r l{ r g istr ,1 t i < > 11 C • o 111111 it t e, a c b l>LLS) .. c1ssig11 i11 0~ tl1r clelegate. an– :,vrri11g· tl1c tPlrpho11e a11cl ex- 1 > lcl i 11i11g n1a 11, · of the C' i t}r ,vhich l1c1c1 lJee11 }Jreviou.·ly preparec1. rf}1e, e '\\"illi11g \VOl'l{er. C011tinuecl l)ll \ ) 1 th1'0l1g·l1011t the clay. of the <·011 f e1·e11re . }t1e. t ., ,Yer e g i,..e11 every co11r– t e. ·) r a11d ho111e accommodations ,,..er e a111ple. The n eighboring l.'h111·cl1e. of hio . ociation rll h eel to the as i. ta11ce of the Brool{sicle Bapti. t 1 h111'ch and l10111e. ,ve1·e op e11ecl throl1ghol1t thP ·it~... a11cl territor~T· A lo, 1 e]y at– titl1c1e a l1eart-\\Ta1~111in~ experi– e1 ee 111 ..el3r it i. a ' ' f ello,v hip.' ' Prior' to the dav of the co11- ., f er e11ce, Pa. tor-- 'K eef e had visit– ed all ap1)ro, 1 ed r e tal1ra11t din– i11g 1·oom a11d hotel in the in1- 1necliate , Tici11ity, i11formincr them of t l1e con,"e1 tio11. a11d t.h e e made peci al prepa1'ation for the addi– tional gl1e t .. The . ervice pro, ...ided ,, .. a. , Tery ati factory and rates \\'er e r ea 011able. It wa the p1"ivilege of thi eclitor a11d wife to be the over– night gt1e t of Rev. and ~Ir . ' I eefe-i11 the newly acq11ired J)ar 011ao'e. ,vonde1"ful hou e a od-ho1101·ing l1ome and locatecl j11 an att1'activ·e 1'e idential area. It wol1lcl be impo ible to imagine a11}~l1i11g· that a pa tor a11d family col1lcl cl e ire i11 a par onag·e that ha. not a]reac13r bee1:1 pro,rided . Tl1e pa tor aicl 11otl1ing abot1t the fl1tl11--e b11t it occ11r to u that l111·l{in0' dow11 deep in hi hea1·t the1--e n1ig·ht be de i1--e to a k that the Lord l{eep hin1 at Brook ide fro1n 110,v 011 in. TE T YE R T,vo invitation we1'e 1"eceived f1--on1 chl11--cl1e. cl e iri11g the an- 1 l1al 111eetii1g· for 11ext year . The Fi1-- t Bapti t h1 rch Ely- 1--ia al1thorizecl tl1e Rev. Robe1't J. R e1·11hol1t to exte11cl an invitation, tl1~ 3'"ear to be optio11al with the c~ol111cil of T e11 . In oth er worcl . 11ext }Tea1' or t l1er eaft eI'. Th~ Beth el Bapti t Chu1~ch. E1·ie P enn y lvania a11thorized the L R e·,;r. Rol)er--t i\fc1\Iillan to in, 7 ite the a . ociatio11 to meet i11 that cit3T i11 195~. It i tl1e de i1'e of the f ellow· . hip to 111eet i11 ,videly eparated location , ,,he11 po ible i11cf ( 011ti11l1ed on page 11 )