101. Pioneer History Index C Methodist Ladies Aid Society. May 29, 1985 Robinson Prairie PresbyterianSunday School. Oct. 26, 1994. in West Creek. Nov. 28, 2000. Shelby Church http://www.lowellpl.lib.in.us/pioneerc.htm

Pioneer History Index C C.N. Sanger Home Restaurant see BusinessesRestaurantsC.N. Sanger Home Restaurant Cade, Don Dec. 29, 1998 Cade, Jo (Mrs. Don Cade) Dec. 29, 1998 Caldwell, Billie see Saugnash Caldwell, Nannah see Wason, Nannah Caldwell (Mrs. James Wason) Calkins, A.J. June 24, 1997 Call, Tryphosa Azuba see Sanders, Tryphosa Azuba Call (Mrs. Theopilus Sanders) Callahan, Bill "Billy" Beef Trust Football Team, 1904-5 Group photo Oct. 30, 1985 Feb. 27, 2001 Callner, Abraham June 24, 1997 May 26, 1998 Callner, Abram June 26, 1985 July 31, 1985 Aug. 28, 1985 Oct. 26, 1999 ... Feb. 29, 2000 Callner, Eleanor (Mrs. Abram Callner) Aug. 28, 1985 Calumet River Apr. 26, 1995 Camp Milligan see BusinessesHotels/InnsCamp Milligan Campbell, (Mrs.) Jan. 28, 2003 Campbell, Chauncey Apr. 28, 1993 Cannon, Nancy see Hall, Nancy Cannon (Mrs. James Hall) Cannon, Richard Dec. 30, 1992 Cannon, Thomas Mar. 25, 1981 Carb-Rite Company see BusinessesFactoriesCarb-Rite Company Cardinal Grocery see BusinessesGroceriesCardinal Grocery Cargill Elevator see BusinessesGrain Elevators/Agricultural CompaniesCargill Elevator Carlin, Bernard

102. Rogers Arkansas The church’s Ladies Aid Society led in the pledging with $1275. CumberlandPresbyterian Ladies Cook Book Rogers Public School catalog, 18923 http://www.rogersarkansas.com/museum/donationOfTheMonth/05-04.asp

About the Museum Exhibits Traveling Exhibits Educational Programs ... Home 10 to 4, Tuesday through Saturday; closed major holidays Caboose open same hours from May 1 through October 31 Got a question for us? Or, just want to leave a quick comment? Click Here! Dr. Gaye Bland - Director Sunday, September 11, 2005 Donation of the Month Object: First M.E. Church, North souvenir plate, circa 1910 Catalog #: 1975.78.1 Donor: Virginia May Rose In the early 1900s there were two Methodist Episcopal churches in Rogers. First M.E., North, was located on the northwest corner of Second and Chestnut. Central M.E., South, was located on the northwest corner of Third and Elm. The north and south designations didn’t reflect the churches’ geographic locations in the city, although that was certainly the case. Instead they represented a denominational split that occurred in the church in the mid 1840s over the issue of slavery. By the turn of the 20th century there weren’t any major doctrinal differences between the two. But the churches didn’t just share similar names or doctrines, they shared similar facades thanks to A.O. Clarke, a prominent local architect. (

103. New Page 1 John MacLeod of Zion Presbyterian Church, also in Charlottetown, The LadiesAid was the moneymaking group. They held bazaars and church suppers at a http://www.edu.pe.ca/montaguecons/website_2004/Projects/church/trinity/history.h

The United Church of Montague (Later Trinity United Church) The little white church at the top of the hill on the South Side of Montague was built in 1876. It was built on land donated by Dr. Robertson, who had offered the site tot he first Protestant demonination who would erect a church. The Presbyterians took advantage of this offer and they built the church at a cost of $1400.00. The builder was Alexander MacVarlane. The wooden structure was built with a spire but without the east wing. (Other additions were to be made at a later date.) The church had its opening service on September 24th, 1876 with Rev. Isaac Murrary D.D., minister of the Free Church in Charlottetown, and Rev. John MacLeod of Zion Presbyterian Church, also in Charlottetown, taking part in dedicating the church. At this time, there was a large shed built at the rear of the church to accommodate the horses and wagons and for storage of coal for heating. Coal oil lamps were in use until electricity was available in the region. Plumbing and running water, were non-existent until much later (in the early 1950's). When it was decided in 1925 to join the Methodists to become the United Church of Montague, those of the Presbyterian Congregation who did not wish to join, moved into the Methodist Church on the other side of Montague. At this time, the Minister Rev. John Sterling continued on and remained head of the Montague United Charge until 1931. There was much sorrow during the union of the Methodist and Presbyterians and some families were split by the change. Even to this day, some of these wounds have not been healed among the oldest generation.

104. Page Not Found Union Cumberland Presbyterian Church present 15 acre campus. The Ladies AidSociety also joined in by sponsoring moneyraising projects, some of which http://www.mindspring.net/~unioncpchurch/HistoryofUnionCPChurch.htm

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105. First Aid - New And Used Books More results for query First Aid from. Ladies Aid Society of the First PresbyterianChurch of Piggott, Arkansas The Ladies Aid Society Cook Book http://www.isbn.pl/A-First-Aid/

FIRST AID - all books, old, new and used Language: English Deutsch Fran§ais Top searches: Better Homes Garns William J Yates Fully Nichols Eugene D Anrson Paul A Dwight Leslie A Flournoy Frances Thomas Quincey Quincey Edmund Baxter Fred Burwick Grevel Lindop Thackeray William Makepeace Frontis And Illustrations The ... ISBN First Aid - new and used books Keyword: Author: Title: ISBN: Book location: UK Ireland Germany France USA Canada Results: 1-20 First Aid First Aid Book Boards. Very Good/Very Good. Some yellowing on edges, small tear starting and rubbings to DJ. First Aid - First Aid Book Gramercy, 1985 Price: US$ 15.00 More results for query: First Aid from First Aid Book First Aid Book Hard Cover with Dust Jacket. Good/Good. Spine edges lighlty bumped. Page edges soiled. DJ shelf worn with edges rubbed and creased. DJ is slightly discolored. 223 pp. First Aid Book - First Aid Book New York, NY, U. S. A. : Gramercy Publishing Company, 1985. Price: US$ 10.00 More results for query: First Aid from The American National Red Cross for the Instruction of First Aid Classes.

106. Mt. Vernon, Oregon - 60 Years Of Memories Some of the early members of the Ladies Aid were Arbie Stockdale, The UnitedPresbyterian Women started sponsoring a kindergarten school in 1969 or http://gesswhoto.com/mt.vernon.html

In the summer of 1904 Rev. Bramfton, an Adventist minister, held services in Mt. Vernon followed by Rev. Black, a Baptist, from Burns, Oregon. Rev. Black held services every three months. In 1905 two ministers of "The Church of God" held a week of services followed by Rev. Peak who preached regularly every two weeks in the community hall until what is now known as the Mt. Vernon Community Presbyterian Church which was built in 1909. This church is on main street and on the bank of Beech Creek which runs through town and is usually a quiet little stream coming in from the north and joining the John Day river southwest of town. the river runs through the southern part of town. The cost of the church building was $800.00. All being free of debt as the land was donated by Mr. and Mrs. McClellan Stockdale. The neighborhood elected trustees. Some of the first ministers holding services in this building was Rev. Peak who in 1910 secured the services of Rev. George Coopinder, a traveling evangelist. Together they held two weeks of meeting which resulted in twenty converts and seven baptisms. The first Presbyterian man to visit the field was Rev. J. V. Millegan D.D., State Superintendent of Sunday School work in the spring of 1910, followed by a Theological Seminary student, Mr. Bernard Brasscamp who spent the 941mer of 1910 at the Murray ranch in Dayville holding services in that community also. In later years Mr. Brasscamp became an ordained minister and served fifteen years as Alin of the House of Representatives at Washington, D. C. He was still there at the time of President Dwight D. Eisenhower's death.

107. History The first women organization was the Ladies Aid organization in 1889. Their projectswere all designed to Aid others. The Ladies Missionary Society was http://www.angelfire.com/ne/1stpresbc/BCHist.html

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Angelfire Dukes of Hazzard Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next 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.

108. Keeseekoowenin - Flett's Mission (page 5) The Ladies Aid pAid him $50 to help with the loss. Until 1919, the Presbyterianbaptismal records listed as place of birth Okanase or Okanase http://collections.ic.gc.ca/keeseekoowenin/history/mission1-p5.html

Home Community History Treaty 2 ... Credits This Website is owned and maintained by the Keeseekoowenin First Nation History Committee and published under the authority of the Chief and Council of Keeseekoowenin Ojibway First Nation. The images and text contained in this website are the property of the Keeseekoowenin Ojibway First Nation History of Rev. George Flett's Mission By Las Cuatro Fletchas A.C./Four Arrows Page 5 Continued from Previous Page Thomas Hart Presbyterian Church Thomas Hart Presbyterian Church - Circa late 1940's The church was built after Chief George Bone in 1910 journeyed west to visit some relatives on other reserves, probably, for example, O'Soups. He returned to describe what he found there was worship everywhere, but none at Okanase. They drew up a sketch. Heavy spruce timber was cut from the land at Clear Lake, floated down to Alex Kippen's mill, sawn, and hauled to the building site. Sam Havelin, a stonemason, did the foundation. Women prepared meals on the spot. Chief George Bone, Solomon and David Burns, Bill Bone, Joe Boyer and younger men did the work. They got $300 from Toronto for flooring and siding. All funds for other material was raised and contributed by the Okanase people. In 1911, the Christmas Tree Concert was held in the new church. George Bone put up his horse as security to buy the embossed steel for the walls and ceiling, but he lost the horse when the loan was not paid. The

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