21. St. Paul's Presbyterian, Church, Simcoe, Ontario LADIES Aid Annual Report 2001. The Ladies Aid reports a successful year.We donated monies to the Church, the Bible Society, the St. http://www.stpaulssimcoe.com/aid.htm

LADIES AID Annual Report Our group consists of eleven ladies. We meet the third Thursday of the month at 2 pm. in St. Paul’s Court. We support the Soup Kitchen, the Caring Cupboard and the Canadian Bible Society. We visit monthly, former members now residing in Nursing Homes. Mary President/Treasurer Annual Report 2001 The Ladies Aid reports a successful year. We donated monies to the Church, the Bible Society, the St. Vincent de Paul Soup Kitchen, and the Caring Cupboard. We meet the third Thursday of the month at 2 p.m. in the Common Room of St. Paul's Court. We would be very happy to have any ladies of the church join our group for an afternoon of fellowship and worship. During the year, we lost three active members, as they found it necessary to go into nursing homes. Two of our shut-ins passed away during the year: Ann Wood and Alice McKen. As usual, our June meeting was held at the home of our President, Mary S. This is always an enjoyable afternoon. A few members went on our summer outing in August for lunch and a bit of shopping, which we enjoyed. We still save our pennies throughout the year, and have a Bring and Buy Sale in November, which is fun and helps us raise a little money. We take turns visiting our shut-ins each month.

22. St. Paul's Presbyterian, Church, Simcoe, Ontario, If you live in Alberta, today is Family Day! 18 730 pm Finance Maintenance.19, 20 200 pm Ladies Aid. 730 pm Senior Choir. 21 700 pm Family Skate. St. http://www.stpaulssimcoe.com/calendar.htm

April, 2003 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 7:30 p.m. Session LENTEN SERVICES 12.15 p.m. These services are designed to last ½ hour. Following the service, there is a " Toonie Soup Luncheon" 7:30 p.m. 1st Baptist for joint choir practice 7:30 p.m. Senior Choir Daylight savings begins! Move your clocks ahead one hour 10:30 a.m. Worship, Sunday School, Nursery Congregational Meeting , following our worship service to not only update the congregation on the "building plans to date" but also to make a decision. We do need your presence. This is the most important meeting in the project. 9:00 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Mission Circle 7:30 p.m. Senior Choir LENTEN SERVICES 12.15 p.m. These services are designed to last ½ hour. Following the service, there is a "

23. Project BookRead - FREE Online Book Recipes Tried And True By The Recipes Tried and True. the Ladies' Aid Society. of the First Presbyterian Church of Marion, Ohio. http://www.tanaya.net/Books/tandt10

24. Victorian Photographs: Ladies' Aid Society Of The Second Presbyterian Church, Sa Ladies' Aid Society. Second Presbyterian Church. Saratoga Springs, New York. Clickon the photograph to see a larger image. Information about this Photograph. http://theoldentimes.com/ladies_aid_presby.html

Ladies' Aid Society Second Presbyterian Church Saratoga Springs, New York Click on the photograph to see a larger image. Information about this Photograph Back to the Victorian Scrapbook Back to the Family Album Back to Old New York News God Bless America! You are very welcome to link to pages on this website, but please do NOT link directly to the images! TheOldenTimes.com - Historic Newspapers Online Always FREE! All rights reserved.

25. Presbyterian Church Board THE FIRST Presbyterian BOARD AND THE LADIES Aid. The ladies Aid of the Presbyterianchurch met at the home of Mrs. HE Kelley, February 4th, 1910. http://www.telusplanet.net/public/mtoll/prespsc.htm

THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN BOARD AND THE LADIES AID Pinepound Refelctions - A History of Spring Coulee and District - Pages 27 - 29 Extract from old Records kept by Geneva Wood John C. Thompson donated some land in the Spring Coulee townsite on which a church was built about 1907. This church operated under the supervision of the Presbyterian Presbytery until it joined The United Church of Canada in 1925. The first church board consisted of Henry A. Walter, H.E. Kelley and J.C. Thompson. A few years after the main part of the church was built, an addition tor the Sunday School was built at the back and a room upstairs tor the Sunday School and Ladies Aid meetings. (Until a Memorial Hall for Clara C. Thompson was built by Ralph, Harlan and Florence Thompson.) The work on this addition was largely contributed by Leo Chapman, Jesse Sherman, and William Wood. THE LADIES AID The first Ladies Aid was organized in 1909. This is a copy of the first meeting: The ladies of the Presbyterian Church at Spring Coulee met at the home of Mrs. H.E. Kelley for

26. Presbyterian And United Church In 1924 a group of members of the Presbyterian church gathered to get a The WoolfordLadies Aid was very active in the church and without it the minister could http://www.telusplanet.net/public/mtoll/presp.htm

History of The Presbyterian and United Church "Chief Mountain Country" pages 182 - 185 Rev. Gavin Hamilton, first pastor of the Presbyterian Church, came to Cardston April 25, 1897. Born in New Brunswick, he was educated at Dalhousie College and had charges at Brookfield, N.S. and Dalhousie, N.B. Throat trouble forced his resignation from the latter and he came west for his health. He located at Macleod September 5, 1891 and took charge of the Presbyterian Church at that place. His predecessor had a congregation of only 5 people. In the first six months, Rev. Hamilton collected only 50 dollars from his pastorate. He had to do the janitor work. The next year he collected $646.00, and the following year $1200.00. At the end of the first six months his congregation had grown from five to ninety, and attendance thereafter averaged 100. When he came to Cardston a lot was bought from Sterling Williams and a manse was completed by December I897. The church was finished by June 1898, and is now (1978) a private home east of the manse. The

27. First United Presbyterian Church and women’s organizations records for the First United Presbyterian Church. andprogram books, minutes books, treasurer’s books for the Ladies Aid and Women http://www.rbhayes.org/mssfind/lh_coll/firstprschrch.htm

Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center First United Presbyterian Church Fremont, Ohio LH-160 Introduction Agency History Scope and Content Inventory ... Addenda Introduction The First United Presbyterian Church of Fremont donated a portion of its records to the Hayes Presidential Center in 1968 (LH-160) . Additional material was donated in 1999 and is listed as an addenda (LH-295) . Selected records have been microfilmed and are available for viewing in the Hayes Presidential Center’s reading room. A photocopy of the church’s records from 1833 to 1885 appears in the Hayes Presidential Center’s reading room under the title Records of the Presbyterian Church in Lower Sandusky, Volume I 1833 - 1885 (F499 F9F51 ORR). The volume includes an index of names of members whose baptisms, dismissals, transfers, and deaths appear in the records. This index has also been entered in a genealogy database at the Hayes Presidential Center and is also available online www.rbhayes.org/index Agency History That first church was torn down in 1869 and the present building begun with the corner stone laid July 15. The following January the basement rooms were ready for the worshipers and the rest of the building completed and dedicated April 27, 1873. A Ladies Aid Society had formed to pay for the furnishings of the new church by means of socials, oyster suppers, mite-meetings, and strawberry parties. At this time there was a membership of 200 and it was decided, since the church was debt-free, to pursue a "free seat system" and welcome all people of Fremont and the vicinity.

28. Project Gutenberg Edition Of Recipes Tried And True Project Gutenberg Presents. Recipes Tried and True. by Marion (Ohio)First Presbyterian Church Ladies' Aid Society. Project Gutenberg http://digital.library.upenn.edu/webbin/gutbook/lookup?num=1084

29. Riverside Presbyterian Church - 130th Anniversary The annual report in 1897 makes note of a new Young Ladies' Aid Society with22 members, who made garments for Presbyterian Hospital and the city's poor http://www.rpcusa.org/rpc/anniver6.htm

Other articles - The Stone Chapel Rebuilding After the Fire Prominent Early Members Early Church Finances ... Happy Birthday, RPC! RPC'S 130TH ANNIVERSARY Women Serve the Church The first official record of any women's in RPC was in 1878, six years after the church's founding. In that year, Mrs. Trowbridge, wife of the first pastor, started the Women's Missionary Society, which held meetings and raised money in support of the church's missionary activities. It continued in existence until the formation of the Women's Association in 1954. However, it is quite possible that the Ladies'Aid Society antedates the Missionary Society, or began soon after, although no mention of it is contained in church records until 1888, when its strong support in the building and furnishing of the new church parlors was acknowledged. Ladies' Aid contributed $500 toward the $3.000 cost of construction and was responsible for decoration of the parlors. In 1896, 30 new members were received and Sunday School enrollment reached 120. The congregation was outgrowing its building and plans were drawn up to enlarge and reconfigure the sanctuary to provide seating for 400. Also included was a parsonage (now called the manse) to adjoin the church. The total cost of the project was estimated at $10,000, about half for the enlargement and half for the parsonage. By the end of August, $4,150 had been pledged and the Ladies' Aid Society contributed $1,000 more. As the project went forward, the ladies decided they wanted a larger kitchen than planned and voted to pay the added $105 cost, as well as to carpet the church. Previously, they had donated a piano, bought for $265 on the installment plan. To raise funds, they held a "Railroad Social," two concerts and a bazaar, netting in all over $750.

30. United Presbyterian Church Of Ridgewood--A Brief History of 1862 to petition the Presbytery of Nassau to organize a Presbyterian church in itsthriving congregation and, with the help of the Ladies Aid Society, the http://home.att.net/~upcridgewood/history.htm

Home History UPC/RPC Combined Newsletter Organizations/ Committees Photos Ridgewood ... Links E-mail A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE CHURCH The United Presbyterian Church of Ridgewood came into being when the St. James United Presbyterian Church, also of Ridgewood, made overtures to unite with the First Presbyterian Church of East Williamsburgh, by which name our church was known since its founding in 1863. The merger of the two churches took place in October 1993, coinciding with the 130 th anniversary of the East Williamsburgh Church. There were 26 persons who banded together in the Civil War year of 1862 to petition the Presbytery of Nassau to organize a Presbyterian church in this area in which the preaching would be in the German Language. They were led by the Rev. Louis Eulner, a missionary from the American Tract Society, who had conducted Sunday School in their homes. In October 1863, the church called its first pastor. A little white wooden church was built and dedicated in 1864 on the site of the present edifice. It was not until 1875 that Rev. Eulner returned to the struggling young church and became its fifth pastor, a position he held for 20 years. In 1903, the Rev. John Dietz answered the call of the congregation and served for the next 25 years. During that time, the old building outgrew its thriving congregation and, with the help of the Ladies Aid Society, the church raised the necessary funds ($78,000) to erect this Renaissance-style building, its precious stained glass windows imported from France. The dedication took place on May 22, 1910 when the congregation numbered 500 and there were 750 pupils in the Sunday School.

31. P p. pj proudhon. palgrave. percival lowell. phillis wheatley.plato. Presbyterian ladies´Aid. princess der ling. http://www.snerpa.is/net/gutenberg/p.htm

p p. j. proudhon palgrave percival lowell phillis wheatley ... princess der ling

32. ChurchUnion Church of Canada, and on August 23rd, 1927 the Squamish Presbyterian Church decidedto In 1930, the Ladies Aid under the presidency of Mrs. DD Morrison bravely http://www.squamishunitedchurch.org/history4.htm

1925- AND CHURCH UNION The congregation of the Squamish Presbyterian Church realized that a Union of the Methodist, Presbyterian and Congregational Churches in Canada was fast becoming a possibility, after more than thirty years of discussions. On June 10th, 1925 a majority of the three churches united to form the United Church of Canada, and on August 23rd, 1927 the Squamish Presbyterian Church decided to become the Squamish United Church. As yet, there was no resident minister; theological students still served the congregation, and a minister from Lillooet came to Squamish occasionally to hold a Sunday Service. Finally, in May of 1929, the Rev. Evan Baker was posted to Squamish, serving our church for one year. He was succeeded by the Rev. J.G. Gibson who, with his wife, ministered to the Squamish United Church from 1930 to 1942, broken only by a nine month period holiday in Europe in 1933. Rev. Gibson's long ministry gave the congregation a much needed feeling of solidarity and permanence. BUILDING THE MANSE With a resident minister and his family firmly settled in Squamish, permanent living quarters were needed within easy reach of the church. In 1930, the Ladies Aid under the presidency of Mrs. D.D. Morrison bravely undertook the task of providing a manse; Mrs. Morrison retained that post until 1939, when the mortgage on the manse was finally burned.

33. Church History concerts and other activities the Ladies Aid Society and the Board of Managers wereable to purchase the land (where the Memorial Presbyterian Church stands http://www.sylvanlake.com/presbyterian/history.html

Church History On August 4th, 1922 the first Protestant church in Sylvan Lake was dedicated to the glory of God and in memory of the early pioneers of the area, hence the name Sylvan Lake Memorial Presbyterian Church. However this was not the very beginning of this church. For several years previously people had gathered for worship in their homes and, later, in the Hazelwood Hotel and Dingwall Boarding House. These services were conducted by the people themselves or student ministers until finally their first resident minister, Rev. W.G. McKechnie , was appointed by the Board of Missions (as was each and every subsequent minister until Rev. Wilson was "called" by this congregation in 1995). Besides taking responsibility for their own worship services, these early Christian Pioneers set about raising funds for a church building. On January 5, 1921 the Ladies Aid Society was formed for this express purpose. By means of chicken suppers , teas, musical concerts and other activities the Ladies Aid Society and the Board of Managers were able to purchase the land (where the Memorial Presbyterian Church stands today) and the building materials required. The church was erected with volunteer labour and furnished with more money raised by the Ladies Aid Society. The first Communicant members listed in the 1927 records were: Mrs. J. Dingwall

34. Presbyterian Women Special Events And Small Groups (Circles) For Officers of Presbyterian Women Judy Omweg, President Ethel Mills, VicePresidentJoanne The Ladies Aid Society The Ladies Aid Society was formed prior to 1914. http://www.championpres.org/women/women.html

Presbyterian Women Special Events and Small Groups (Circles) For more information on Presbyterian Women or Circles, contact Judy Omweg at 847-7349. MOPS - Mothers of Preschoolers, which will start February 10th. We're going to meet every 2nd and 4th Monday. MOPPETS is a program for kids ages 0-5. Circles meet in October, November, January, February, March, and April. Meeting times are as follows Ruth Circle on the first Monday of each of the above months at 7:00 p.m. in the Church Parlor. Mary Circle on the second Mondays at 7:30 p.m. in homes. Deborah Circle on the second Tuesdays at 10:00 a.m. in the Church Parlor. Lydia Circle on the third Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. in homes. Officers of Presbyterian Women Judy Omweg, President Ethel Mills, Vice-President Joanne Orr, Secretary Lorna Kennedy, Treasurer Pat Pykare, Bible Study Coordinator Dorothy Hyden, Deborah Circle Chairperson Jackie Yocum, Mary Circle Chairperson Connie Sexton, Lydia Circle Chairperson Barbara Bonser, Ruth Circle Chairperson

35. St. Paul's Church Groups Sunday School. Lucy Baker Auxiliary. Christina Mills Presbyterian Women.Ladies Aid. Presbyterian Men. Outreach Committee. As God sent Christ to us,. http://ca.geocities.com/stpaulspa/groups.htm

St. Paul's Presbyterian Church Groups Sunday School Lucy Baker Auxiliary Christina Mills Presbyterian Women Ladies Aid Presbyterian Men Outreach Committee As God s ent Christ to us, so Christ sends us into the world. We are here to proclaim Christ in word and deed. Living Faith 9.1.1 Sunday School The Sunday School meets in the Church lower hall on Sunday mornings during the regular service. The children take part in the beginning of the service, listen to a Children's Story, and then proceed downstairs with their teachers. Nursery is also available for children too young to attend Sunday School. Top Lucy Baker Auxiliary The Lucy Baker Auxiliary of the W.M.S. (Women's Missionary Society) members donate their time and talents wherever and whenever needed. Meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of the month (except July and August). Funds are raised by means of free will offerings, church calendar sales, and by serving lunches at special occasions in the church. The group takes its turn preparing after-service coffee and fellowship lunches during February and October. Cards are sent to shut-ins and to others where there is a need. Visits are also made to hospital patients and shut-ins. Members participate in the Choir, the Women's Camp, and the World Day of Prayer.

36. First Presbyterian Church Of Stillwater, Minnesota 1905 the Missionary Society began meeting with the Ladies Aid. The ladies came upwith everything from ice picnics to furnishings for the Presbyterian Room at http://www.fpc-stillwater.org/about/church_history6.htm

Alpha is Here An Overview Church Staff Session ... Next Page The ladies were also busy conferring with the Trustees abut securing a manse, and in 1902 Mr. James Mulvey gave a home to the church on the corner of Pine and Fourth Streets in memory of his wife. (This was the manse until 1955 when the manse at 712 W. Pine St. was built). The first pieces of an individual communion service were given the congregation in 1904 by a member, in memory of her husband. Gradually, pieces were added and the beautiful silver pieces are used to this day. (Through the years many dedicated people have presented gifts of silver, stained glass windows, paintings and furniture as well as functional items or hours of time which have added to the beauty of the church and enjoyment of all of us).

37. Pioneer History Index L 28, 1981 Ladies Aid Ladies Missionary Society Apr. Lake Prairie Presbyterian Church see ChurchesPresbyterian ChurchesLake Prairie Presbyterian Church. http://www.lowellpl.lib.in.us/pioneerl.htm

Pioneer History Index L Labahn, Albert Oct. 28, 1981 Ladies Aid see Churches/Sunday SchoolsMethodist ChurchLadies Aid Churches/Sunday SchoolsPresbyterian ChurchPresbyterian Church of Lake Prairie Ladies Missionary Society Apr. 28, 1982 "Lady of the Lake" (1872 boat) Apr. 23, 1996 "Lady of the Lake" (1883 boat) Apr. 23, 1996 Sept. 24, 2002 Laemmle, Carl Oct. 26, 1999 Laemmle, Kurt June 26, 1985 Oct. 26, 1999 Lafler family Dec. 1, 1982 Mar. 28, 2000 Lafler, (Mr.) Feb. 28, 1990 Lafler, Abraham Jan. 28, 1981 Feb. 25, 1981 May 31, 1989 Lafler, Margaret (Mrs. Abraham Laflar) Jan. 28, 1981 Feb. 25, 1981 Lafler, Sarah see Hayden, Sarah Lafler Kile Smith Hayden (Mrs. John Kile, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Nehemiah Hayden) Lafler's Lake Jan. 28, 1981 Aug. 31, 1994 Dec. 24, 1996 Aug. 26, 1997 Lain, Martha Sept. 26, 1990 Lake County Agricultural Society Mar. 31, 1982 Jan. 26, 1983 Lake County Courthouse June 29, 1999 Sept. 26, 2000 Lake County Fairgrounds June 29, 1999 Lake County Government Center June 29, 1999 Lake County Highway Department Jan. 28, 1987

38. Microfilm (Also see under Presbyterian Church). Halfway Brook Womens Institute1916-1924. Halfway Brook - Ladies Aid Society 1926-1930, 1937-1961. http://colarc.chebucto.org/microfilm.html

Microfilm Business Records Tatamagouche Business Records Account Book for Farm Lake Logging Ledger - Howard Mills Farm Account book - Win. H. Swan Ledger - J. T. Fraser 1902-1904 Day Book - J. T. Fraser 1902-1904 West Earltown Business Records Neil Murray 1888-1900 Church Records and Minutes (* denotes there are also vital records) Anglican Londonderry Mission St. Pauls Church Records 1873-1889 - Rev. Fred J. H. Axford Baptist Brookfield Baptist Church, Brookfield 1862- 1958 *First Baptist Church, Truro 1858-1927 Methodist Barrachois Methodist Sunday School 1902-1913 Truro - Methodist Church - various 1851-1927 Presbyterian Church Knox Presbyterian Church, Brookfield - various 1916-1959 *St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Truro 1875-1961 St. James Presbyterian Church, Truro 1961-1981 United Church of Canada Brentwood - Womens Missionary Society 1926-1961 Brentwood - United Church Women 1956-1977 Brookfield - Womens Missionary Society 1905-1961 *Brookfield United Church (includes Middle Stewiacke, Brentwood and Pleasant Valley) Various 1837-1978 Brookfield - United Church Women - Brookfield 1962-1974 Brookfield - Jean McLellan Young Womens Auxiliary 1927 -1956 *Brunswick St. United Church, Truro 1918-1976

39. The First Presbyterian Church A Century's Record The First Presbyterian Church Chester, NY 17981898 Pastors ThePresent Board of Deacons The Board of Trustees The Ladies Aid Society The http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/orange/fpc/id33.htm

var TlxPgNm='id33'; A Century's Record The First Presbyterian Church Chester, N. Y. 1798-1898 Table of Contents Home A Historical Sketch A List of Elders Dedication ... ALHN *The book does not contain a table of contents, it was added to aid website navigation. This site designed and maintained by Donna Kile Van Benschoten

40. The First Presbyterian Church A Century's Record The First Presbyterian Church Chester, NY 17981898 TheLadies Aid Society. Mrs. Fred B. Seely, Mrs. Frank Durland,, President. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/orange/fpc/id67.htm

var TlxPgNm='id67'; A Century's Record The First Presbyterian Church Chester, N. Y. 1798-1898 The Ladies Aid Society. Mrs. Fred B. Seely, Mrs. Frank Durland, President. Secretary and Treasurer. Miss Katie Roe, Miss Jennie T. Durland, Mrs. W. J. Pennoyer, Miss Anna Seely, Mrs. George Seely, Committee. Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor. The Society was organized in 1889, and has for its aim the helping of the Church, the spiritual development of the youth of the Church, and the seeking of God's glory in doing His work on the earth. The Junior Endeavor Society. It grew out of the revival of 1895, and is now recognized as one of the best and largest societies in the county. Mrs. Isabell H. M'Cready, Superintendent. Next Page Table of Contents Orange County AHGP/ALHN NY AHGP/ALHN ... ALHN This site designed and maintained by Donna Kile Van Benschoten

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