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Feeding the Hungry, P. C. Hiebert, 1929
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of
the Mennonite Central Committee held on this date at
the same place.
The following representatives were present:
J. H. Mellinger, representing the Eastern Mennonite
Board of Missions and Charities.
Maxwell H. Kratz, representing the Mennonite Gen-
eral Conference.
P. C. Hiebert, representing the Mennonite Brethren
Church of North America.
D. M. Hofer, representing the Krimmer Mennonite
Brethren Church.
Allen Yoder, representing the Central Conference of
Mennonites.
‘The following brethren were accorded the privileges
of the meeting: Orie O. Miller and Levi Mumaw.
Preliminary Organization.
P. C. Hiebert was elected chairman.
Levi Mumaw was elected Secretary.
EFFECTS AND AFTER EFFECTS 423
The work of organization for a permanent relief
commission for the Mennonite Conferences codperating
was now taken up and discussed. The chairman presented
for consideration a suggestive basis of organization, pre-
pared upon the request of the meeting the year before,
which, after some minor changes had been made, was
adopted in the following form:
CONSTITUTION
I. Name
The Name of this organization shall be American Men-
nonite Relief Commission.
II. Purpose
The purpose of this commission shall be to exemplify
our mission of good-will to all men by rendering relief to
sufferers, and by the saving of life where and whenever our
help can accomplish these ends among the needy of this and
other lands.
To this end this commission will act as receiving and
distributing agency; and shall also serve as Board of Infor-
mation and Advisory -Committee for the several Mennonite
Relief Organizations cooperating. It shall also function in
like manner for individuals and other charitable organiza-
tions, where such services can be advantageously rendered.
III. Organization
1. Membership. This commission shall consist of one
representative from each codperating organization. And of
three additional members chosen at large for their special
fitness by the representatives of the codperating groups.
These elections shall be made for a period of two years.
2. Executive Committee. This shall consist of a Presi-
dent, Vice President, Secretary (who shall be the active
member of the committee), Treasurer, and one additional
member.
3. Term of Office. The Executive Committee shall be
elected by the members of the Commission for a period of
two years.
4.24 FEEDING THE HUNGRY
IV. Funds
An ever available fund of at least $10,000.00 shall be
raised for use in sudden emergencies, $5,000.00 of which
should be on deposit with the treasurer of the American
Mennonite Relief Commission; the remainder of this fund
and such additional funds as may be on hand from time to
time may be held on deposit with the treasurers of the
several codperating relief commissions.
After the adoption of the constitution the committee
proceeded to elect the three “members at large” as pro-
vided for in section
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