41. Renville Area Churches Sunday School, Calvinettes, Mr. Mrs. Society, Mission Society, Ladies Aid, AdultBible Study, Young Peoples Society. Top of Page. EBENEZER Presbyterian CHURCH. http://www.ci.renville.mn.us/city/churches.htm

Emden Chris tian Reformed Ebenezer Presbyterian First Lutheran (ELCA) ... Holy Redeemer Catholic Church Renville Alliance Church St. John's Ev. Lutheran St. Mathew's Church and Flora Township United Methodist EMDEN CHRISTIAN REFORM CHURCH Pastor Jeff Vanderhooft PO Box 390 512 NW Emerson Renville, MN 56284 320-329-3932 or Church Service Time 10:00am and 7:00pm Top of Page EBENEZER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Pastor Three and one half miles north of Renville on County Road #6 86581 County Road 6 Renville, MN 56284 Church Service Times 10:00am Sundays Activities: Sunday School (3yrs-Adult) 9 am, Youth Groups, Presbyterian Women's Group, Golden Heirs Group, Choir, Friendship Circles, and Bible Studies. Top of Page FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH ELCA Pastor Steve Weston steve.weston@ecunet.org Pastor Evelyn Weston eweston@ecunet.org Dogwood Avenue and SW Third Street P.O. Box 267 Renville, MN 56284 Contact us! Church Service Times Sunday's Worship 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.

42. NewYork-Presbyterian Nursing nursingspectrum.com/MagazineArticles/article.cfm?Aid=1628. at the Children's Hospitalof NewYorkPresbyterian. Hope and Healing, Ladies Home Journal Hallie http://www.nyp.org/nursing/art_res.html

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43. Town Of East Gwillimbury - Town Attractions The Ladies Aid raised money to provide for the upkeep of Most of the money the ladiesraised was by it possible for the Methodist and Presbyterian Churches of http://www.town.eastgwillimbury.on.ca/matour/tour004.htm

Wesleyan Methodist Church (4) The Wesleyan Methodist Church (4) was built in 1857 on the north side of Mount Albert Road, between Centre and Alice Streets. It was the second church built in the village. The burial ground was just north of the Church. Many of the early pioneers of the area were buried there. In 1950, the Horticultural Society cleaned up the site and placed the headstones from this burial ground and the burial ground beside the South School across the street in a cement wall at the back of the grounds. In 1954, a monument was erected to honour the pioneers. The first trustees of the Church were Thomas Rear and John Allison. In 1870, the Church was on the same circuit as the churches at Eastville (Holt), Boaks, Rayners, Mount Zion, Sharon, Ebenezer, Wesley and Mount Pleasant. In the early days, local preachers assisted the ministers. Local preachers were men in the parish who could preach the gospel. These men had to have a license to preach. Each year, to renew his license, the local preacher presented himself before the Church Board and proved that he was worthy of the position. In the summer of 1878 the Wesleyan congregation built a new church on the east side of Alice Street, on the site of the present day United Church. This was on land donated by Mr. George Rear.

44. Glendale United Presbyterian Church (Council Bluffs) On March 24, 1920, the Ladies Aid Society deeded the property to the Glendale PresbyterianChurch in order to obtain a loan to make necessary repairs on the http://www.rootsweb.com/~iapottaw/chCBGlndlPres.html

Glendale Presbyterian Church Taken from "Pottawattamie County, Iowa: A Collection of Historical Sketches and Family Histories, 1978 The Glendale Church was founded in humble beginnings in the hearts of a few who first met in a little brick school which sat at the site where the Schumacher home is today at the corner of Perry and Birdsley roads, and there are a few who remember its beginning and speak of it. The area was called Garner Center. Within a short time the meetings were moved to the Grange Hall, a community building which sat across the main road and Mosquito Creek to the south, the road was called the River to River Road and the year was 1895. The road has since been paved, called first Highway No. 7, later No. 64, and today the name No. 191 North. The hall was used for elections and dances were held there, and now a little band of believers used it for worship. The ministers who served them were sometimes laymen, also Rev. Rhyles and Rev. Alexander and a Sunday school superintendent Johnny Sylvester. One pastor's pay for riding his bicycle from town on Sunday afternoon was fifty cents for his sermon. Others joined the little band and a Presbyterian Church of the USA was organized at Garner Center, Pottawattamie County, Iowa and wrote its first official record Dec. 17, 1905. Those officially responsible for its organization were Rev. Harvey Hostetler, Rev. S. R, Ferguson, and Mr. Norton Dorland from the First and Grace Churches in Council Bluffs.

45. RESOURCES BY TOWNSHIP 1903; Avonton Church Presbyterian Records 1946-1986 -Minutes of Session1848-1868 -Women's Missionary Ladies Aid; Motherwell Church http://www.rootsweb.com/~canpcbog/Downie.html

Perth County Branch Ontario Genealogical Society P.O. Box 9 Stratford, ON RESOURCES BY TOWNSHIP DOWNIE TOWNSHIP RESOURCES ASSESSMENT: -1836-1842-1848 microfilm available at Archives -1836-1842 available from Perth OGS $3.50 or $5.00 mail -1905-1976 hard copy available at Stratford Archives -1905 Alphabetical index available Perth OGS $1.50 or $3.00 mail CEMETERIES: -Avonbank Line 16 Con 10 Lot 21 -Burial records also available at Stratford Archives some are indexed -Avondale Cemetery all sections -Burial records on microfilm 18710-1923 also available in indexed volumes from Perth OGS see publication list for prices -Bethesda Sunday School Line 15 Con 12 Lot 6 -Free Church Dunn's Bridge Line 32 Con 2 Lot 5 -Kastnerville Line 34 Con 1 Lot 12 -Methodist Dunn's Bridge Line 32 Con 3 Lot 5 -Sebringville Line 34 Con 1 Lot 7 *All cemeteries transcribed and available for research at Stratford Archives. *All transcriptions are also available for sale from Perth OGS. See publication list for prices. CENSUS: -1842 Population Returns on microfilm at Stratford -Also available in paper from Perth OGS $3.50 and $5.00 by mail

46. MOUNT ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Helping Hands (Formerly the LADIES Aid) Effective October, 2000, Mount Zion LADIESAid became Mount Zion HELPING HANDS The former name was no http://www.ciaccess.com/~jackson1/mtzion/hands.html

47. History Their projects were all designed to Aid others The Ladies Missionary Society was organizedin 1899 united to form the group we have at present, Presbyterian Women http://www.angelfire.com/ne/1stpresbc/BCHist.html

Our Local Church History Over all, thirty pastors have served the Presbyterian Church. The most recent, Rev. Darin Bentzinger, makes thirty one. Two former pastors, Reverend Tinkham and Reverend Nelson, came from Ireland. The others came from all over the country. Youth Groups This church has a rich history of active youth ministry and activity. Each summer, youths are able to attend summer camp at Westminster Woods, South of Lexington, NE. In the past two years, we have had youth take part in the Westminster Woods Mission trip (last year they went to Southern Colorado) and in the Sports Camp (directed by Rev. Bentzinger). During the school months, the youth from the Presbyterian and United Methodist Churches combine to form the United Youth Fellowship. Together they meet twice a month for study and fun. Each year they try to do at least one fund raiser, a community service activity, and either a mission or ski trip. This group numbers approximately 20-25 youth. They also handle the Easter Sunrise Service each year. This year (1998) we will be sending three youth to the Presbyterian Youth Triennium, an event sponsored by the Presbyterian Church (USA) where 6,000+ Presbyterian youth meet at Purdue University for a week of learning and fun.

48. Presbyterian T. Franklin West, Milton attorney, in the form of a cooperative cookbook publishedby the Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church in Milton. http://www.friendsofpacelibrary.org/History/King History/ChurchesPresbyterian.ht

49. Church Records 19121919. 112. Ladies Aid Society minutes. 1926-1932. 112. Records (Minutes). 1874-1879.102. Yorktown – Yorktown Presbyterian Church. Records (Minutes). 1806-1865. http://www.westchesterhistory.com/Churches/Churchw.htm

Return to Church Index Church Records on Microfilm a - d e - k l - o pe ... w - z Description of Record Dates Covered Reel# White Plains St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church Records #1: Baptisms Records #1: Confirmations Records #1: Marriages Records #1: Burials Records #1: (Other records, same period, all in German) Records #2: Constitution Records #2: List of members Records #2: Baptisms (children) Records #2: Baptisms (adult) Records #2: Confirmations Records #2: Marriages Records #2: Funerals Records #3: Baptisms Records #3: Confirmations Records #3: Marriages Records #3: Funerals Records #3: Marriage licenses 1991 (a few) Records #3: Deaths from Parish register "1963 to present" (arranged by month and day) Minutes of Council meetings and treasurer’s reports Minutes of Council meetings and treasurer’s reports 1926-1930 (material in reverse order) Minutes of Council meetings and treasurer’s reports 1931-1934 (material in reverse order) Minutes of Council meetings and treasurer’s reports March-Dec. 1931

50. Flc5 The Ladies Aid Society Of The Presbyterian Church. South McAlester. The LadiesAid Society of the Presbyterian Church of Ponca City, Oklahoma Territory. http://www.ok-history.mus.ok.us/folk/flc5.html

A Selected Bibliography of Oklahoma Folklife And Traditions This bibliographical listing is based upon available material and collections within the Oklahoma Historical Society Archives Division, and the Oklahoma Historical Society Division of Library Resources. The material within these two areas is vast. It is not possible to list every item or body of material within these collections that might interest folklife researchers. This listing is limited to material that is Oklahoma oriented, or impacts directly on Oklahoma culture, and is readily available within the Archives and Library of the Oklahoma Historical Society or other institutions in Oklahoma. BOOKS GENERAL: Allsopp, Frederick William. Folklore Of Romantic Arkansas. Volumes The Grolier Society 1931. Influences on Oklahoma folk stories. Boatright, Mody Coggin. Folk Laughter On The American Frontier . Macmillan Company. New York. 1949. Collection of folk humor from Central United States.

51. Raymond, NE: Church The Presbytery resumed charge of the church in 1948 and Presbyterian ministers servedthe The first records of the Ladies Aid meeting was in 1919, with Mrs http://www.ci.lincoln.ne.us/towns/raymond/church.htm

Raymond, Nebraska USA Churches Raymond Presbyterian Church The first Presbyterian Church was organized April 30, 1880 and was called Little Salt Church because it stood near the Little Salt Creek three miles east of Raymond. Neither the town of Raymond nor the railroad were in existence at that time. Two years later on October 22, 1882, the congregation erected a new building in Raymond with the total cost of building and furnishings amounting to $2,000. After an urgent plea from the Rev. E.M. Lewis, the congregation provided the balance and church was dedicated and presented, debt free, to the Almighty God. The building was located on out Lot No. 1, which is now known as 2nd and High Streets. Later, the congregation bought three lots and moved the building to the location now known as 3rd and Clark Street. When the building was moved it was enlarged and improved, the cornerstone being laid November 9, 1907. The church was dedicated, free from debt, September 20, 1908. Twenty-four years after the founding of the church, a fine two-story seven room manse was built. It was finished in April, 1904, and, has always had the policy of the congregation to use the pay-as-you-go plan. The manse was also debt free. In October, 1922, work was begun to rebuild the foundation, enlarge the basement and add an annex to the west side of the church. Art glass windows were also attached. Since all the labor on this improvement was donated by members and friends, the congregation saved approximately $1,600. The project was completed by the spring of 1923.

52. Ancestry Message Boards - Message [ Northumberland ] St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 1904 Ladies Aid Cookbook. The Ladies Aid Cookbook,1904, from St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Campbellford, Ontario. http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/localities.northam.canada.ontario.n

DisplayAds('Top,Right','Top',468,60); Message Boards Login Search: All Boards Northumberland Board Advanced Search Boards Localities North America ... Northumberland Northumberland List Messages Post New Message Add Board To Favorites Add Board To Notifications ... Next St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 1904 Ladies Aid Cookbook Author: Heather Date: 15 Jan 2003 4:35 PM GMT Classification: Query Post Reply Mark Unread Report Abuse Print Message The Ladies Aid Cookbook, 1904, from St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Campbellford, Ontario. In it are numerous recipes from the ladies of the church at that time. Listed below are the names found in the cookbook. If you would like the recipe contributed to the book by your ancestor, please feel free to email me. Mrs. J. Alexander Jennie Armstrong Lena Armstrong Mrs. W. J. Armstrong J. Beattie J. Bell E. Benor Miss. Bogart Carrie Boyce Mrs. Brown Mrs. Cairns Mrs. D. Carlaw Mrs. T. W. Carlaw C. E. Clark Mary Cock A. Davie Mrs. J. E. Diamond Mrs. Geo. Dickson Mrs. Jas. Dickson Adam Dinwoodie Mrs. A. Dinwoodie Miss. Dinwoodie

53. History2 Mrs. John Gallaway was the first president of the Methodist Ladies' Aid and Mrs.LA Duncan of the Presbyterian. The duties of the Ladies' Aid were as numerous http://cap.estevan.sk.ca/Stpauls/histucw.html

Home Ministry Team Support Team Worship ... Links The United Church Women's Participation in Helping to Build St. Paul's United Church Trinity Methodist Church and Westminster Presbyterian Church were both established in Estevan about the same time 1892. Being no church to go to, services were first held in homes and then in the original part of the stone school, called Central School. (This school was where the Post Office is now) During 1902 and 03 the two church buildings were erected, on opposite sides of 3rd and 12th Ave. The women immediately became very involved and formed the Ladies' Aid. Mrs. John Gallaway was the first president of the Methodist Ladies' Aid and Mrs. L. A. Duncan of the Presbyterian. The duties of the Ladies' Aid were as numerous as they are today. No doubt the raising of money for the building of the church and the current expenses the main objective. The manse was built in 1915 by the Methodist Congregation and the furnishing of the manse became the responsibility of the Ladies' Aid. This was added to the work of the women. In both churches, during the years that followed, a worthy succession of Ministers came and went. The congregation knew days of encouragement and seasons of difficulty but, by and large, the story of those days is one of growth in numbers and in influence. Through the dark days of World War I the records show many from these congregations serving in the armed forces. When the war was over plans were carried out to welcome the men home. The memory of those who did not return was honored in the beautiful stained glass window in the south of the sanctuary of the present church, unveiled and dedicated in 1925.

54. Welcome To First Presbyterian Church -- Petaluma -- History During WWI, First Presbyterian joined with local Christian and Congregational churchesfor area through organizations such as the WCTA and Ladies Aid Society. http://www.firstprespetaluma.org/history.shtml

Home History Calendar Staff ... Sanctuary Renovation First Presbyterian Church of Petaluma History (Click the thumbnail to view the larger image) Fourth Street Church Standing in front Rev. Frank Raney and his family Demolition of Old Church on 4th Street. Laying cornerstone for current Sanctuary Interior framework during original contstruction Steeple under construction Since its creation in 1883, First Presbyterian has endeavored to make a positive impact on the lives of the people of Sonoma County. We are a congregation committed to prayer, worship and service, with a sincere desire to set people free from human oppression and injustice. Today, the church is comprised of over 300 members, whose lengths of membership range from under one year to almost 70 years.

55. Hyde Park Presbyterian Church women who organized numerous associations In 1884, when Presbyterian Hospital was forthe Missionary Societies,or selling aprons for the Ladies' Aid, and she http://www.hydeparkhistory.org/newsletter2.html

Main our building who we are historic buildings ... Kids Page adaptation of this article From the Hyde Park Historical Society newsletter - Winter 2001 An address given on the 50th Anniversary of Hyde Park Presbyterian Church By Mrs. J. F. Gilchrist - May, 1910 Looking Back to Beginnings... Long years have flown since first we met In the old church that stood in the shade.Gray hairs have come, but we'll ne'er forget The good old times when we sang and prayed...No stained windows reflected the lightNor was pulpit in velvet arrayed;Yet every heart was cheerful and light,In the old church that stood in the shade. This hardly reads like a description of the Hyde Park Presbyterian church, yet the above lines were written many years ago by a former superintendent of the Sabbath School, Mr. James P. Root. The old church stood in a grove of oak trees at the corner of Oak Street and Hyde Park Avenue. It was a quaint little building with a V-shaped roof. The double doors opened upon a center aisle flanked on either side by hard wooden benches. Halfway down on one side was a short bench seating but two, the organist and choirmaster, and in the space thus made were the little melodeon and the big wood stove that smoked sadly when the wind blew from the east.

56. PACSCL Photograph Directory - Part 26 004 Medical Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Hospital Records , ca. mid 1960s, 3 items.BW Group pictures of auxiliary members. 005 Ladies Aid Society Records http://www.library.temple.edu/urbana/dir-26.htm

URBAN ARCHIVES PACSCL Photograph Directory Part 26, Directory Entries No. 212 - 220 211 PLEASE TOUCH MUSEUM. Please Touch Museum 210 North 21st Street Philadelphia, PA 19103. Voice . FAX 215-963-0424. Mon-Fri 9am-5pm. Photograph Contact Person(s): Curator Access and Research: C Loan and Photocopy Service: B, E Reproduction Service: A Fees Charged Photocopying: Yes In-House Photographic Shooting: N/A Copy Prints: N/A Loans: No Editorial Reproduction: "Maybe" Advertising Reproduction: N/A Reproduction Fees: F Turn-Around Time: F Use/Publication Policies Editorial: Some Editorial and Advertising: No Exhibit: Yes Lists: B NOTE: Description prepared from information provided by organization. Assorted Collections , ca. 1940-Present, 9 lf. [BW, CP] Photographs interfiled with other collection material. John C. Walworth, Jr. Collection documents work of Walworth, designer of child appeal premiums (Crackerjack and cereal box prizes, etc), in 48 images, ca. 1940-90. The Contemporary Toy Collection contains mostly BW press images of top-selling toys for children 7 and under, 1982-Present. Also includes images of or used in Museum exhibitions. Tana Hoban Collection , ca. 1940-90, 16.5 cf. [BW]

57. Bealeton Presbyterian Church - Session Minutes 1905. Ladies Aid Presbyterian church place on is WO Shumate President. Mrs. RE Lee, Treasurer and Mrs. JPF Miller, Secretary. http://bprez.org/history/women1900.html

Women of the Church Meeting Minutes INDEX NEXT Due to the condition of these records, many sections of the 1905-1906 text have been lost. Specific words and sections of words have been deduced and inserted by the transcriber. These sections appear in GRAY L adies Aid Presby terian church place on is W.O. Shumate President. Mrs. R.E. Lee, Treasurer and Mrs. J.P.F. Miller, Secretary. There were six members prese nt. The meetings are to be held Tuesday after the second Sunday in each month. Each member re quested to bring some new member to the society. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer in concert. Nellie C. Miller th the Soc iety m embers bein g d a mee ting T uesday Sept. 26th the Ladies A id Soci ety met with five members sent. Two new members were

58. Bealeton Presbyterian Church - Women Of The Church 1906 Ladies Aid Society - Mrs. WO Shumate, Nellie C. Miller, Meta Lee, Mrs. Stively,Miss Golden Sherman, Mrs. Teates, Mrs. DC Turk, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. H http://bprez.org/history/womenofchurch.html

Women of the Church Session Minutes Women of the Church Leadership Ladies Aid Society - Mrs. W. O. Shumate, Nellie C. Miller, Meta Lee, Mrs. Stively, Miss Golden Sherman, Mrs. Teates, Mrs. D. C. Turk, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. H. Lowry, Miss Bowen, Mrs. Tapp, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Dalhouse, Miss Elizabeth Dalhouse, Mrs. Fielding, Miss Lizzie Smith, Miss Wynants, Miss Buickerwood - Mrs. L. J. Turk, Mrs. H. G. Lowry Mrs. L. J. Turk, Mrs. L. F. Fielding, Miss Mary Brentwood - Mrs. W. O. Shumate, Miss Lelia Wynant, Mrs. W. L. Campbell - Mrs. J. P. F. Miller, Mrs. Ned Campbell, Mrs. Mildred Campbell, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. P. F. Miller, Mrs. Giles Miller, Mrs. Shumate, Mrs. M. White, Mrs. L. F. Fielding, Mrs. R. Fielding, Mrs. Coffman, Mrs. Kane, Mrs. Lowry, Mrs. O. M. Price, Mrs. Earl Martin, Mrs. N. N. Teates, Mrs. N. L. Smith, Miss Betsee Dalhouse, Mrs. Hockley, Mrs. Wade Early, Mrs. Lawrence Fielding, Mrs. Fant, Miss Lelia Wynant, Miss Emma Wynant, Mrs. Weeks. - Mrs. J. H. Kane

59. CHURCHES The Ladies Aid Meetings opened with devotion In 1907 and 1908, the Lutherans of thecommunity used the Presbyterian Church for their worship on Sunday afternoons http://www.mn-community.org/oronoco/history0010.asp

History of Oronoco >WORSHIPING IN THE PAST CHURCHES Grace Lutheran Church - Wisconsin Synod Presbyterian Church of Oronoco Grace Lutheran Church - Wisconsin Synod Top The early beginning, which led to the founding of this congregation is, lost to our generation, but apparently a group of German imigrants that homsteaded the area along the south branch of the Zumbro River, now known as "White Bridge" in the mid 1800's. Reverend William Lange is the first known pastor to serve these settlers along with St. Peters church in Pine Island, MN. Pastor Lange turned this congregation of settlers over to Pastor Schaaf of the Missouri Synod. They formed St. John's Lutheran Church on January 11, 1879 and worshiped in the "Coon Grove School". In 1900, about half of the St. John's congregation left the church and formed another church in Oronoco, it was named "St Pauls". The St John's congregation continued to meet at the Coon Grove School until the building became too small for worship (in about 1908), so they moved temporarily to the Presbyterian Church in Oronoco and held Sunday afternoon services. On February 25, 1908, a meeting was held where it was decided to erect a new church building of their own in Oronoco. This new building served the congregation well and continued with various improvements. On February 12, 1941 a special joint meeting of St Paul and St John's congregations was held with the purpose of reuniting the two congregation. With Pastor Lenz representing St Paul and Pastor Koch representing St John's, they decided to reunite. The combined congregation chose "Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church" as the new name (it's entire budget in the early years was about $3300.00 per year.). After the two churches joined, St Paul's building was used for fellowship and St John's (Grace Lutheran) for Worship and Education.

60. Untitled Document and Barrie. The Presbyterian Sunday School joined them on the picnic.The first Ladies Aid was organized on July 6, 1907. The http://www.mountalbert.com/history/wesleyan_method.htm

TOWN PROFILE HISTORY EVENTS BUSINESS ... HOME Wesleyan Methodist Church The Wesleyan Methodist Church was built in 1857 on the north side of Albert Street between Centre and Alice Streets. It was the second church built in the village. The burial ground was just north of the Church. Many of the early pioneers of the area were buried there. In 1950, the Horticultural Society cleaned up the site and placed the headstones from this burial ground and the burial ground beside the South School across the street in a cement wall at the back of the grounds. In 1954, a monument was erected to honour the pioneers. Location: Center Street near Albert Street The first trustees of the Church were Thomas Rear and John Allison. In 1870, the Church was on the same circuit as the churches at Eastville (Holt), Boaks, Rayners, Mount Zion, Sharon, Ebenezer, Wesley and Mount Pleasant. In the summer of 1878 the Wesleyan congregation built a new church on the east side of Alice Street, on the site of the present day United Church. This was on land donated by Mr. George Rear.

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