81. Fort Steele Heritage Town - 40 - Presbyterian Church All three Churches at Fort Steele (c.1899).Presbyterian Church a night, with lightplant addition A Ladies' Aid Society was formed to help with the fund raising http://www.fortsteele.bc.ca/visitor/siteguide/40.asp

Home Visitor Information Special Events Guide to Site Exhibits ... Guide to Site Exhibits Tour of Fort Steele Tour of Fort Steele Tour of Fort Steele 40 - Presbyterian Church 1. Visitor Reception Centre 2. North-West Mounted Police Post 3. Upper Columbia Navigation Tramway Co. 4. Fort Steele Water Works Co. Tower 5. Government Building 6. Wild Horse Theatre 7. Mrs. Goodnough's Millinery Shop 9. Egge / Ewan House 10. Wagon Shed 11. Harness Shop 13. Pioneer Barber Shop 14. Wolf Creek Cabin 16. Galbraith's Ferry Office 17. Roosville Customs House 18. Windsor Hotel 19. Mrs. Sprague's Confectionery 20. McBride Hardware Store 22. Dr. Hugh Watt's Office 23. Dempsey House 24. Dr. Grice's Painless Dentistry 25. The Prospector Newspaper Office 27. Bleasdell's Pioneer Drug Store 28. International Hotel 29. St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church 30. The City Bakery 31. The City Bakery 32. Fort Steele Public School 33. The Pioneer Tinshop 34. Queen Cabin 36. Taenhauser House 37. Perry Creek Water Wheel 38. McVittie House 39. Fort Steele Assay Office 40. Presbyterian Church

82. The Bryan-College Station Eagle > Obituaries Memorials may be made to the Covenant Presbyterian Church Building Fund, Hospice Paul’sEvangelical Lutheran Church in Brenham and the church’s Ladies Aid. http://www.theeagle.com/region/records/obituaries/december01/122501obits.htm

Home Classifieds Aggiesports.com BrazosSports.com ... Town Talk Site Sections Agriculture Announcements Classifieds Columnists ... Weather December 25, 2001 Lora Frances Brown McAlpin Graveside services for Lora Frances Brown McAlpin, 90, of Millican are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at the College Station City Cemetery. The Rev. Tom Hauser will officiate. A memorial service will be at 3 p.m. Thursday at Covenant Presbyterian Church in College Station. Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday at Memorial Funeral Chapel College Station. Mrs. McAlpin died Sunday at her home. Survivors include a son, Robert McAlpin of Navasota; two daughters and a son-in-law, Nancy and Benny Gallaway of Millican and Anna Scott of Waco; two brothers and sisters-in-law, Clayton and Wynell Brown of Denver, Colo., and Glen and Bonnie Brown of Seminole, Texas; two sisters, Mildred Miller of Seagraves, Texas, and Billie Cagle of Fredericksburg; four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the Covenant Presbyterian Church Building Fund, Hospice Brazos Valley or the American Heart Association.

83. First Presbyterian Church Of Port Townsend, WA - History As our Church building was being built in 1889, the Ladies Aid Society donated thefunds to add a Pipe Organ that had not been included in the original plans. http://www.fpcpt.org/organ.html

ORGAN RENOVATION PROJECT As our Church building was being built in 1889, the Ladies Aid Society donated the funds to add a Pipe Organ that had not been included in the original plans. This was both very bold thinking and tremendous foresight. As events actually transpired, this was probably the only time that a Pipe Organ could have been placed in our Church. Organ builders Whalley and Genung were engaged to build the best unit they could for the available funds, and the resulting tracker style pipe organ has been a vital part of over six thousand services during the instruments one hundred thirteen year history. The original Organ was hand-pumped for perhaps the first sixty years, usually by young men, some of whom would doze off during the sermon and fail to be available for the closing hymn! The maintenance and upkeep history of the instrument has also known periods where those responsible appeared to “doze off”. Records indicate that more than once “urgent maintenance” was needed simply to keep the organ operable. In the late ‘sixties, the Church first hired Richard Bond to overhaul and maintain the instrument, which he has done for over thirty years. His first task was an “urgent” overhaul of a badly run down instrument. As we enter the 21 st century, our Pipe Organ is officially recognized as an historical instrument, much respected by the American Guild of Organists.

84. Presbyterian History was changed from Congregational to Presbyterian and called First Presbyterian Churchof The Ladies Aid Society helped supply the funds and the inspiration to http://www.oregon.k12.wi.us/webpages/orpages/presbyterian.html

Religion Oregon History Home Page Presbyterian history By Florice Paulson One year to the day, April 10, 1988 ñ April 9, 1989, when the congregation of the First Presbyterian Church committed to build a new education facility and remodel the churchís interior, the members will dedicate their new facilities. One week later, on April 16 th , the entire community is invited to survey the structures. This will also mark the 144 th anniversary of the churchís birth in this community. The church was organized at the home of Charles P. Mosely, on the site of the water tower, on April 26, 1845 and the first services were held in the tavern owned by Mr. Mosely. It was first known as the First Congregational Church of Fairfield and connected with the convention in Beloit. Charter members were: Chas. P. Mosely, Jerusha Mosely, John B. Prentiss, Mary Fuller, Catherine Prentiss, Rebecca Kierstead, Maria Auger, Ben Fuller, Hannah Fuller, Catherine Fox, Lucinda Williams and Malvine Graves. In November of 1846 the form of government was changed from Congregational to Presbyterian and called First Presbyterian Church of Rome. (Oregon was still Rome Corners.) Rev. Matthew A. Fox was the first minister and served for nearly 40 years. (His picture always hung in the Sunday school room and watched us very intently as we learned our lessons and also supervised our social activities when we had gatherings there.)

85. Paris Presbyterian Church In the early 1890’s, women organized Ladies Aid Society. The New Hope PresbyterianChurch was dissolved in December 1960 and in January 1961, 24 members of http://www.mcmsys.com/~presbyterian/history.html

Paris Presbyterian Church History Home Directory History Women Calendar of Events History of the Paris Presbyterian Church The early history of the Paris Presbyterian Church is closely woven to that of Pleasant Hill Presbyterian Church. In 1842, Rev. W. P. Cochran was commissioned by the Palmyra Presbytery to organize our church. Thirty members of Pleasant Hill Church were dismissed to help with the organization. The Paris congregation has had 3 church buildings, each brick construction, and all on the same site. The first building was erected in 1840-two years before our church was organized-by a group known as the "New School" Presbyterians. During much of the time between 1842-1908, Pleasant Hill and Paris were served together by stated supply ministers. The first installed minister was Rev. John McFarlane in 1893. By this time, the congregation was in its second building, which was built in 1877 and used until 1919. The history of this church was greatly influenced by pastor, Rev. C. F. Richmond, who served the church from 1898 until 1934. In 1922 the annual report slowed a record of 200 members. Large numbers of members were added to the roll when evangelist Trigg Thomas conducted revival meetings in 1918 and again in 1932.

86. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CARBONDALE the Carbondale Presbyterian churches; and the Women’s Association History, whichcontains material on various church women’s groups such as the Ladies Aid http://www.lib.siu.edu/spcol/inventory/SC148.html

Close this window to return to the munuscript index. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CARBONDALE Collection 148 3 boxes, 3 cu. ft. Scope and Content Note The Records of the First Presbyterian Church of Carbondale consist of materials relating to the establishment and growth of the church and the development of the city of Carbondale. The records date from the 1850s to the 1970s. A history of the church’s early years, contained in the collection, was written by Daniel Harmon Brush, a founder of Carbondale and a founding member of the church. The collection is divided into three sections: Historical Materials, which document church history and Carbondale city development; Business Materials, which are financial records documenting primarily construction of the Carbondale Presbyterian churches; and the Women’s Association History, which contains material on various church women’s groups such as the Ladies Aid Society and the Missionary Society. The Historical Materials section contains church histories, records of church groups, church newsletters, materials documenting relations with national and state Presbyterian synods, dismissions and transfer certificates of members, lists of ministers, missionaries, and subscribers to the church, cornerstone contents, and centennial celebration plans. The Business Materials series contains the financial records of the church such as accounts, treasurer’s reports, mortgages, bonds, vouchers, loans and invoices. Well-documented in this section are the plans for, the construction of, and the invoices of transactions for erecting the new church in 1905-06.

87. Watchung Avenue Presbyterian Church - History and by 1902, the membership reached 214 and the Ladies Aid Society was The CrescentAvenue, First Presbyterian Churches and the Elizabeth Presbytery were http://www.wapc.net/history.htm

History of Watchung Avenue Presbyterian Church On December 3, 1855, the North Plainfield Sunday School was organized in a room rented for six months for $15.00. At that time North Plainfield was a small community of less-than-500 residents and 50 buildings. In June, 1870, the first meeting of the Warren Union Mission Sunday School, organized by Miss Jeanie Wheeler, was held. To provide a home for the Sunday School, plans were for a chapel building. By year's end, a site on Chatham Street was purchased, plans were prepared, and the building was completed and occupied. Job Male, an early Mayor of Plainfield, and a contributor to the building fund, donated his services to design and complete the building's specifications. The total cost of the project was $3,486 including land and furniture. The thirty-two-member group changed the Chapel's name to Warren Chapel. The Chapel Constitution stated that the religious services were to be non-sectarian. In 1893, the membership voted to become affiliated with Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church, along with Hope and Bethel Chapels. Rev. Joseph O. McKelvey became Pastor and $200.00 was budgeted for Sunday School expenses. The Crescent Avenue Church Session minutes report that a meeting was held on February 4, 1894 at Warren Chapel to receive new members. The worship service that followed was attended by about nineteen members and included:

88. Central Presbyterian Church first written account of local women's work was by the Ladies Aid Society The sessionrecommends the following names, Central Presbyterian, Houston Presbyterian http://www.parispresbyterian.com/history.htm

- The oldest church in Paris, Texas was begun during the Republic of Texas as the Cumberland Presbyterian Church by Reverend Samuel M. Corley, a circuit rider based in Clarksville. He was assigned to the foreign mission board by the Synod of Mississippi. "I ride nearly 500 miles in extent with 33 appointments which I try to fill monthly. This is very laborous, but I am strengthened in view of the recompense of reward." The reward averaged $150 annually. - Rev. Corley went off to the Mexican War. - Commissioners made a deed to John A. Rutherford, Claiborne Chisum and John Emberson for two lots. A brick church was built, probably the first such structure in this section of Texas. - The three churches in Paris held candlelight services with singing led by a member. Two churches used a tuning fork to get the pitch, but Cumberland Presbyterian Church had a small cottage organ. - At least two members were "read out of " the Cumberland Presbyterian Church for training and racing horses. The church did not approve "dancing, card playing and horse racing."

89. Ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/baldwin/church/1stpresb6.txt And Mrs. EC Bransom to join the Presbyterian Church at Barnesville, GA Reportfrom the Ladies Aid Society by Mrs. DS Carrington, President, and from the http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/baldwin/church/1stpresb6.txt

90. Groups2 Choir St. Andrew's Senior Choir St. Andrew's Presbyterian ladies Aid St. Paul'sLutheran Ladies Auxiliary St. John's Anglican Ladies Auxiliary St. http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/ihedc/cgroups2.htm

Organizations of Indian Head Church Groups St. Joseph's Catholic Women's League St. Joseph's Spirit Singers II (Jr. Choir) St. Joseph's Senior Choir St. Andrew's United Church Women St. Andrew's Sunglow Jr. Choir St. Andrew's Senior Choir St. Andrew's Presbyterian ladies Aid St. Paul's Lutheran Ladies Auxiliary St. John's Anglican Ladies Auxiliary St. John's Anglican Senior Choir Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon B.P.O. Elks Lodge#385 Beta Sigma Phi Friendly Neighbors I.O.O.F. Indian Head Lodge #8 Indian Head Air Cadets Indian Head Band Parents Auxiliary Indian Head Chiefs Hockey Club Indian Head Children's Dance Group Indian Head Colts Hockey Club Indian Head Curling Club Indian Head Economic Development Committee Indian Head Farmers Market Indian Head Figure Skating Club Indian Head Girls Hockey Club Indian Head Horitcultural Society Indian Head Housing Authority Board Indian Head Library Board Indian Head Lions Club Indian Head Minor Ball Club Indian Head Minor Ball Club Indian Head Museum Society Indian Head Raiders Hockey Club Indian Head Saints Hockey Club Indian Head Shrine Club Indian Head Slo Pitch Indian Head Sunbean Lodge Board Indian Head Wreckers Hockey Club L.O.L. #1665

91. Westminster Presbyterian Timeline 1905 March 10, The church votes 49-1 to change its name to Westminster PresbyterianChurch. 1947, Ladies Aid Society and Mission Society are combined into WAWC. http://www.geocities.com/historic_churches/pages/wp-timeline.html

Westminster Presbyterian Timeline Date Event 1855 - May 27 Congregation is founded. Joseph T. Walker is the first ruling elder and Harriet Walker, daughter of J. T. Walker, is the first person baptized in the church. First communion is held. 1855 - Oct. 5 R. H. Morrow becomes the church's first pastor. Sunday School is organized. The first Sunday School picnic is July 4, 1856. 1856 - Jan. 5 Church is incorporated as The Presbyterian Church of Cedar Rapids. 1858 - Summer Completion of the first church. Located at the southeast corner of Third Avenue and Third Street, the facility cost $3,500. 1858 - Aug. 15 Minnie Dows, daughter of Stephen L. and Mrs. Dows, is the first person baptized in the new church. 1861 - June 11 Louise Wolf and George C. Haman are married in the first wedding in the church. Presbyterian Church of Cedar Rapids changes name to Second Presbyterian Church following the reunion of "Old School" and "New School" Presbyterian churches. 1872 - Dec. 29

92. Knox Presbyterian Church Knox Presbyterian Church. Vankleek Hill, Ontario Ladies Aid, 1 st Thursdayeach monthor as announced, 2 pm, Fund raising and fellowship. http://www.hawk.igs.net/~knox/Organizations.html

Knox Presbyterian Church Vankleek Hill, Ontario Church Organizations/ Groups Name of Organization/Group Meeting Dates Time Purpose Kirk Session th Monday each month 7:30 p.m. To maintain the spiritual needsof the congregation. Board of Managers rd Monday each month 7:15 p.m. To deal with the physical maintenanceof the church. Ladies Aid st Thursday each monthor as announced 2 p.m. Fund raising and fellowship. Knox Mission Society nd Wednesday each month 1:30 p.m. To encourage everyone to be involvedin local and world mission. Senior Choir Sunday mornings or as announced 10:15 a.m. To lead the congregation in worshipand praise. Junior Choir Saturday mornings or as announced 11 a.m. To lead the congregation in worshipand praise. Bell Choir Tuesday evenings 6:45 p.m. To lead the congregation in worshipand praise. Sunday School Sunday mornings from Sept. to June 11 a.m. To teach children what the Bibleis all about. This year we are using the "Gospel Light" curriculum. Bible Study Wednesday evenings 7:30 p.m. To study God's Word. Worship Team Monday evenings 7:30 p.m.

93. Project Gutenberg Author Index Praed, Campbell, Mrs., 18511935. Prentiss, E. (Elizabeth), 1818-1878. PresbyterianLadies' Aid. Prescott, William Hickling, 1796-1859. Pretty, Francis. http://www.ibiblio.org/gutenberg/authors/author_index_P.html

Project Gutenberg Author Index "P" Packard, Frank L. (Frank Lucius), 1877-1942 Page, Thomas Nelson, 1853-1922 Paine, Albert Bigelow, 1861-1937 Paine, Ralph Delahaye, 1871-1925 ... Pérez Galdós, Benito, 1843-1920 To the main listings page Main Project Gutenberg Web page (online)

94. A Victorian Photo Album: The Ladies' Aid Society At The 2nd Presbyterian Church On the back, this group of women is identified as,. Ladies' Aid 2nd PresbyterianChurch - Saratoga Springs, New York. . Also written on the back is,. http://theoldentimes.com/victorian13.html

Victorian Scrapbook Pictures: A Vintage Photo Collection Home Front Page New! Bookstore Index of Names Site Map Search ... Free Graphics The Ladies' Aid Society Second Presbyterian Church Saratoga Springs, New York The Victorian Scrapbook Home The Front Page News Births ... Email your suggestions or report a broken link! Another old cabinet card photo that turned up in north Texas, far from its origin in New York. On the back, this group of women is identified as, "Ladies' Aid - 2nd Presbyterian Church - Saratoga Springs, New York." Also written on the back is, "Mother Hattie Burpee (Hannah King Hoyt)" Ladies' Aid Society Photograph Links to More Information About Old Photographs Back to the Victorian Scrapbook Back to the Family Album Back to Old Virginia Must See Prices! Save 80% Off Printer Ink!!! ... Poetry From Old Newspapers... Poetry was once a bigger part of our daily lives. Did your great- grandmother tuck one of these into the Family Bible?

95. History3 The search for a permanent church home was begun by the ladies of the PresbyterianChurch. On August 12, 1913, they had founded a Ladies Aid. http://www.squamishunitedchurch.org/history3.htm

IN SEARCH OF OUR OWN CHURCH HOME Sunday School Picnic, 1934 style! With the Anglicans firmly settled into their own church building, the Presbyterian Church of Canada took the remaining Protestants of the Squamish Valley under its wing. Mr. Matheson, a Theology student from Queen's College, Kingston, Ontario, was appointed to serve Squamish, or Newport as it was then known, for the summer months. Services were held in the school building, a two room wooden framed building which had been constructed on the west side of Third Street, almost directly across the lane behind the present Christian Education Centre. In 1914, Mr. Matheson was replaced by another student from Queen's, a Mr. Corkill, who served the Squamish community until he enlisted in the First World War. During the next few years, services were taken by Mr. Robert Young, a lay member of the Presbyterian Church, and by Mr. William Mashiter, a lay member of the Anglican Church. A number of students from Westminster Hall, the Presbyterian Theological College in Vancouver, also travelled to Squamish to hold Sunday Services. Among these travelling ministers-in-training were J.C. Goodfellow, J.L. Clerihue, D. Donaldson, A.C. Smith and H.M. Rae. The first Sunday School in Squamish itself was started by Robert Young. He served as Superintendent, assisted by Mr. William McNeil. This Sunday School also included the Anglican children until 1927, when aa second Sunday School was started in the Anglican church. When the new Mashiter School was opened, the Presbyterians continued to hold services in the unused school building 1919, when Dr. N.J. Paul returned from overseas and purchased the structure for his home. During the next two years, services moved to the Rex Theatre, now the Howe Sound Business Centre.

96. MOUNT ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Groups And Ministries Joy is the surest sign of the presence of God. Pierre Teilhardde Chardin Mount Zion ~ A Community of Faith Practice. http://www.ciaccess.com/~jackson1/mtzion/groups.html

97. CAC Manuscript: MS 67 Mf of women in the church are documented in the minutes of the United PresbyterianWomen (19581964), 1974-1978) and the Social Circle (Ladies Aid) (1934-1942 http://www.bgsu.edu/colleges/library/cac/ms0067.html

Center for Archival Collections First United Presbyterian Church Tontogany, Ohio MS 67 mf Introduction Agency History Scope and Content Series Description ... Order of Microfilming Introduction The First United Presbyterian Church collection (1861-1978) contains minutes, membership roll books, treasurer's records, annual reports, and United Presbyterian Women's record books. The collection was loaned to the Center for Archival Collections, Bowling Green State University for microfilming in March 1978 as a result of the Wood County Historical Church Records Survey. The collection is contained on two rolls of microfilm. The manuscript register was compiled by Mark Barnes in March 1980. Agency History On July 19, 1861, seventeen members of Plain Congregational Church were dismissed to organize a Presbyterian Church in Tontogany, with the Rev. Perry C. Baldwin serving as first minister. The church was governed until 1959 by two boards: the session, comprised of elders having charge of the spiritual life of the church, and the trustees, having charge of the church property. In 1959, a unicameral system was adopted, consisting of one board of twelve elders, with committees being appointed to implement policies. The original church building, erected in 1861, as been remodeled many times over the years. The latest addition, an education unit, was built in 1961.

98. Kipling,Sask. Dec. 02 for three days and was remarkable in that on Sunday, the Reformed, Presbyterianand Baptist The Bekevar Hungarian Baptist Ladies Aid was organized in 1920. http://www.evangeliumihirnok.net/Kipling.html

Gospel Messenger / Evangeliumi Hirnök - December 2002. KIPLING, SASKATCHEWAN 90TH ANNIVERSARY OF CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH KIPLING, SASKACHEWAN, CANADA AND THE HISTORY OF THE CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Calvary Baptist Church celebrated the 90th Anniversary of the church on Sunday, July 21, 2002. Calvary Baptist Church, Kipling The morning worship service was held in the church at 10:30, with Rev. Rick Williams, of Swift Current as guest speaker. Rev. Williams is currently the moderator for the Heartland Area Baptist Churches in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. His message was entitled: A A Time to Celebrate. The afternoon service was at the Kipling Community Center. Rev. Norman Hovland from Nova Scotia brought the message, A Ministry and message for today. Former Pastor, Audrey Kemp shared in both services. Rev. Richard Barta was in charge. Greetings in person were given by M.L.A. Don Toth, Alex Dakue from the Parkland Church, Glynne Twigge from Bekevar Presbyterian Church, Ron Weibe from the People’s Church and Elias Szmutko of the Moosomin Baptist Church. By special request a group of the former Baptist Young Peoples’s group over the years went to the front to have a picture taken. There were visitors from British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Nova Scotia. In his closing remarks Pastor Barta thanked all those who attended.

99. Community Cookbooks Book , $8.00. Ontario, Kinburn, Ladies Aid of St Andrews PresbyterianChurch The Producers Dairy Limited Cook Book , $8.00. Ontario http://www.paska.com/community_cookbooks.htm

Community Cook Books Alabama, Montgomery Eastern Star Cook Book sold Alabama, Montgomery Episcopal Churchwomen - "Desserts" Alberta, Medicine Hat Medicine Hat Girls Hockey Association -"Treasured Ethnic Recipes" British Columbia, Vancouver The Vandusen Cook Book- Members of the Vancouver Botanical Gardens Association -"Flavours of the Garden" California, Brawley Get Together Senior Citizen's Club - "Cook Book" sold Manitoba Bearded Collie Club of Manitoba - "Recipe Book" Manitoba, Brandon Brandon Council of Woman - "Prairie Pantry" Manitoba, Churchill Churchill Health Centre -"Cook Book" Manitoba, Dauphin Dauphin Cookbook Manitoba, Domain Domain Women's Institute - "Nothing But The Best" sold Manitoba, East Selkirk St Stanislaus R.C. Church - "Centennial Cook Book" Manitoba, Gladstone Gladstone District Hospital Aid - "Centennial Cook Book"

100. First Presbyterian Church, 1914 denotes spaces those letters would have taken. First Presbyterian Church Welcome LADIESAID SOCIETY Mrs. Mary C. Ross, President; Mrs. Emma Mead and Mrs. HA http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/sedgwick/church/pres1914.html

Sedgwick County KSGenWeb First Presbyterian Church of Wichita, Church Bulletin, June 1914 Submitted to Segwick County KSGenWeb by Suzanne Deal Sellers (a0022857@airmail.net ), 23 March 2001 [Legend: .... portions of Order of Worship and News and Notes not included. -although letters unreadable, denotes spaces those letters would have taken.] First Presbyterian Church Welcome [photo of church] "Our Sabbath Home" North Lawrence Avenue, Corner Elm Street Wichita, Kansas Andrew Melrose Brodie, D. D., Pastor Associated Workers Rev. Hunter Corbett, D. D. Mrs. Corbett, Cheo, China Miss Vaughn and Miss Cooper, M. D. Tsing Tau, China [Page 2] Sabbath Morning Worship Eleven O'Clock Anthem: Mr. Dean Moon and Choir Offertory Solo: Miss Zelma Fisher The Sermon: Dr. Brodie Sabbath Evening Worship Eight O'Clock Anthem: Mrs. Burbank, Mr. Corrin and Choir Offertory Male Quartet Messrs. Corrin, Moon, Power and Reeves Address: Dr. Brodie [Page 3] Calendar for Week Beginning June, 7, 1914 Sunday Services 6:45 Senior Endeavor: George Theis, Jr. Prest. [sic]

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