for instruments and supplies for rural medical mission work.

For the medical mission work of the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. wherever the need is greatest.

For Scholarship support of one or more Native American students at either the University of Dubuque at Dubuque, Iowa 52001 or the Dubuque Theological Seminary located at 2570 Asbury Road, Dubuque, Iowa 52001. The income used for this purpose shall be outside the budget and shall not be equalized. Said scholarship support is to be awarded to one or more Native American students who are in preparation for a career in teaching, or working in a Church-related occupation, within the Native American Community in the United States of America. The student selected shall be chosen at the discretion of the Vocation Agency of the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.

In support of theological education for racial minorities in accordance with the terms listed in appendix A of this agreement.
Appendix A:
1. Recipient should be a member of a congregation of the Presbyterian Church (USA) and under the care of a Presbytery.
2.Recipient should be in good academic standing.
3.Preference should be given to a student who:
a. Is a full time student,
b. Is male, and
c. Has displayed an interest in Presbyterian Polity.
4.If for some reason there is no worthy recipient for a given year, the money for the scholarship shall be returned to (or retained in) the principal for reinvestment.
5.The Vocation Agency or its successor shall administer the scholarship, choosing a recipient from candidates submitted to it by Johnson C. Smith Theological Seminary of Atlanta, Georgia.
6. Should Johnson C. Smith Theological Seminary of Atlanta, Georgia be merged or consolidated with any other seminary of the Presbyterian Church (USA), the said net income from this gift shall be paid to the said merged seminary which shall be entitled to receive all the benefits of this gift and shall be obligated to administer the same in all respects and in accordance with the terms of this agreement.
7. Further, should Johnson C. Smith Theological Seminary of Atlanta, Georgia or its successors cease to exist or cease to be a part of or officially connected with the Presbyterian Church (USA), then the said net income shall be used for the support of theological education for racial minorities at one or more of the seminaries related to the Presbyterian Church (USA) in accordance with the terms of this agreement for use as similar as possible to the original intent of the Donor.

To be used for scholarship assistance for needy seminary students who plan to serve the Church in the gospel ministry, with first preference given to students who plan to serve in small towns of under 30,000 population for a period of three years. It is understood that in the even the student recipient does not comply with the terms of the previous sentence, shall return said money to the Foundation with interest. The rate of interest to be that same as what a Certificate of Deposit would earn at the time of the grant/loan is made to the student. This is to be administered by the Foundation and the United Presbyterian Seminary.