For the purpose of providing scholarships for men and women who are in training in Theological, Agricultural, Engineering and Medical work within the area of missionaries in Korea and in the Camerouns in Africa. The man or woman student requesting a scholarship through this fund shall be one who bears the recommendation of the Head Master of the school and the Missionary of the Presbyterian Church in that particular area of the Westminster Mission. The actual selection of the student to receive such a scholarship is to be done by a Committee in the Mission field in each area. A student to be awarded a scholarship through this Fund shall have the following qualifications: (1) Must be a Christian; (2) Must have a good, dependable character; (3) Must have a pleasing personality; (4) Must have the aptitude to work diligently and apply their efforts in their study courses; (5) Must have sufficient ability so as to insure their likelihood to succeed in the field of work for which he or she is preparing. The Selection Committee shall be empowered to award one or more scholarships each year for a one year period as the amount of income received on the Fund will allow. If a sufficiently high scholastic standing of the student is maintained, the scholarship may be continued to be awarded to that student until he or she completes the course of study. If, in the judgment of those in charge of the school, the student fails to maintain a sufficiently high scholastic average, or if for good and sufficient reason the student fails to live up to the qualification standards above enumerated, the scholarship may be withheld from that student and awarded to another student. The scholarship is to be considered as an outright gift to the student, and he or she is not to be required to reimburse the Fund. However, should a student voluntarily desire to reimburse all or any part of the scholarship, such a repayment will be gratefully received. Such repayments when received are to be added to the principal of the Fund to provide thru it earnings more future scholarships. If for any reason the Mission work is abandoned in any of the fields mentioned in paragraph one under the care of Westminster Church, then the use of this scholarship Fund for that area shall be similarly administered by the Commission on Ecumenical Mission and Relations in those fields where, in its judgment it is determined the need is greatest.

for scholarship assistance for young Christians needing help to study medicine or related subjects in schools outside the United States wherever the need is greatest.

The income from this fund shall be used for the program of the United Presbyterian Church in its support of the Assyrian Evangelical Church (Presbyterian) of Iran. The income shall not be equalized with other budgetary or program support for this Church in this part of the world, but shall be outside the budget support, sent in the name of and as a memorial to the Assyrian Presbyterian Church of Yonkers, N.Y. Should the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. cease to be related to the Assyrian Evangelical Church (Presbyterian) of Iran at some time in the future, the income from this fund shall be used for work as similar as possible to the original intent of the donor church.

for mission work in Asia, with first preference to be given, if possible, to work with those who are in, or who are from, mainland China.

For the support of scholarship assistance to deserving United Church of Christ in the Philippines students at Union Theological Seminary, currently located in Dasmarinas, Cavite, Philippines. Should Union Theological Seminary of Dasmarinas, Cavite, Philippines be merged or consolidated with any other Seminary related to the Presbyterian Church (USA), the United Church of Christ in the Philippines shall use the said net income from this gift for scholarship assistance to its deserving students at the said merged Seminary. Should Union Theological Seminary of Dasmarinas, Cavite, Philippines or its successors cease to exist or cease to be a part of or officially connected with the Presbyterian Church (USA), the United Church of Christ in the Philippines shall use the said net income from this gift for scholarship assistance to its deserving students of theological education at its discretion. Should the United Church of Christ in the Philippines be merged with any other denomination related to the Presbyterian Church (USA), the said net income from this gift shall be used for the support of the said merged denomination 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. Further, should the United Church of Christ in the Philippines or its successors cease to exist or cease to be related to the Presbyterian Church (USA) for scholarship assistance to students of theological education at its discretion.