Deacons—Dean F. G. Miller, P. S. Albert, J. IV. Johnston, J. H. Clifford, S. C. Bates, B. M. Schick, Orville Johnson, C. E. Smith, H. O. Folkins, S. P. Hall.
The report showed that Deaconesses—Mrs. Byron Hunter, Mrs. T. N. Creekmur, Mrs. P. S. Albert, Mrs. Glendenning.
Trustees—E. L. Clark, Brick Oiler, R. A. White, S. P. Hall, P. S. Albert, Mrs. Glendenning.
Mrs. R. L. Dunn was elected Bible school superintendent, with Miss Emma Oiler and Orville Johnson as assistants: Miss Mary Glendenning, secretary, and Erick Oiler, treasurer, and Mrs. Byron Hunter was elected church clerk, and Erick Oiler church treasurer.
Burglars who operate in Moscow are apparently of the opinion that nobody but dentists have anything lying loose about their places of business that is valuable, and it is probable that they are pretty nearly right. Wednesday night some person or persons "jimmied" the door of Dr. H. J. Smith's office in the Erquhart building and made a thorough search of the office, for valuables. Fortunately the doctor had deposited all the gold used in his work in a bank vault, and the search was practically fruitless, the doctor reporting his loss at less than $100.  All $5. While the loss is not heavy, he states that he objects strenuously to having mud carried into his office and having the place generally torn up, as it was by the searchers. Several weeks ago three dental offices in the First National Bank block were burglarized, but with better results. It is presumed that the same persons did the job Wednesday night. 