Sunday school members.

BOUNDARY ENLARGED

In May 1907, when the General Assembly at Columbus, Ohio, united and
rearranged the synods and Presbyteries of the Presbyterian and
Cumberland churches, after the union of their Assemblies at Des Moines
the previous year, the boundary of the Presbytery of Kiamichi was
defined as follows:

The Presbytery of Kiamichi shall consist of all ministers and churches
of the Negro race in that part of the synod of Oklahoma, lying south of
the south Canadian river, and south of the Arkansas river, below the
point of confluence of these two rivers.--Min. G. A., 1907, 214.

The north half of Oklahoma was included in the Presbytery of Rendall,
then established and two men Rev. Burr Williams and Rev. David J.
Wallace, who had been members of Kiamichi, since 1899 were transferred
to it.

In 1910 the colored Presbyterian ministers and churches in east Texas
were added to the Presbytery of Kiamichi. These included Rev. J. A.
Loving, M. D., and the Mount Zion church, at Jacksonville, Texas; and
Rev. J. M. McKellar and the Mount Olivet church at Rusk, Texas.

ANNUAL REPORT IN 1913

In 1913, the Presbytery included 14 ministers and 16 churches as
follows:

S. M
S. i O
s f
M M s f S
E e e i e u
l m m o r S p
d b b n i e p
Minister Address Church e e e a n l o
r r r r g f r
s s s y s t
Wiley Homer, H. R. Grant, Okla.
Robert E. Flickinger,
H. R. Rockwell City,
Iowa
[2]Samuel Gladman,
Ev. Eufaula, Okla.
Thomas K. Bridges Lukfata, Okla. Mt. Gilead 2 26 25 $13 $25
William Butler Eagletown, Okla. St. Paul 4 27 38 8 98
Millerton, Okla. Forest 3 13 17 3 25
Lukfata, Okla. Pleasant
Vall