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Presbyterian Ladies' Aid:     more books (42)

140th Anniversary Cookbook First Presbyterian Church of Port Kennedy, Pennsylvania 1845-1985 by Ladies Aid Society, 1985 A Book of Favorite Recipes Compiled by Ladies Aid of Pine Valley Presbyterian Church Favorite Recipes by PA Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church Sunbury, 1913-01-01 Key to the Cupboard by Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church, 1910 Recipes Tried and True by Marion, Ohio Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church, 1894 The Palisades cook book by N.J. Tenafly Presbyterian church. Ladies aid society. from old catalog Tenafly, 1910-12-31 A semi-centennial history of the First Presbyterian Church of Omro, Wis: 1851-1901 by Hattie Wood, 1901 A souvenir of South Kortright and of the United Presbyterian Church by H. K Galloway, 1906 Liberty, law and loyalty and other memorials for September 1901 by W. M Paden, 1901 Who is my neighbor and other sermons by W. M Paden, 1901 Liberty, law and loyalty, and other memorials for September, 1901: Sermons by William Mitchell Paden, 1901 The merry heart and other sermons by W. M Paden, 1900 Awake my glory and other sermons by W. M Paden, 1900

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41. NewYork-Presbyterian Nursing
    Extraordinary Nurse at NewYorkPresbyterian Hospital/Weill nursingspectrum.com/MagazineArticles/article.cfm?Aid=1628. Hope and Healing, Ladies Home Journal  
    http://www.nyp.org/nursing/art_res.html

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

43. The First Presbyterian Church
    The Ladies Aid has always been a strong feature of the church life, with  
    http://eup.k12.mi.us/rudyard/RudyardHistory/first_presbyterian_church.htm
    
    Extractions: By Samuel Kendrick The beginning of the Presbyterian Church of Rudyard may be traced to a visit paid to the little town by the Rev. Forbes in September, 1894. The service was held in Mr. Davidson's land office which is now Mr. Trimble's Jewelry store and a Sunday school was organized. A short time before this, however, we had started a Sunday school in our home a mile east from Rudyard, our four children and the three Huntley children attending.

44. Wharton United Presbyterian Church - Pictures1
    Luxemburg Church Choir 1941, Rev. Harry DeYoung and Family 19431945, Luxemburg Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society 1941, Rev. Donald Cap 1948-1953, Rev.  
    http://www.forministry.com/USNJPCUSAWUPCW/pictures1.dsp
    
    Extractions: Login Former WUPC Pastors Title Picture Title Picture Rev. Fuller Porter Dalrymple 1917-1928 Sunday School 1930 Rev. Cedric Jaggard 1941-1943 Luxemburg Church Choir 1941 Rev. Harry DeYoung and Family 1943-1945 Luxemburg Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society 1941 Rev. Donald Cap 1948-1953 Rev. Lawrence B. Robinison 1956-1958

45. Mankato's Churches 1852-1900
    The First Presbyterian Church was organized on August 31, 1855 The Women s Society, known as the Ladies Sewing Circle, was formed in 1855 to Aid in the  
    http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/history/oldmankato/1852-1900/churches.html
    
    Extractions: Churches Established in Mankato Between 1852-1900 Back to Main Street Bethel Baptist Church Taken from a passage by Sharon Swenson Bethlehem Lutheran Church Le Sueur Lutheran Church, Trinity Norwegian Lutheran /Evangelical Church, and Our Saviors Norwegian Lutheran Church of Mankato merged to form Bethlehem Lutheran Church in 1867. In 1924, the first church was dedicated at the corner of Liberty and Second St. As Bethlehem grew, a new sanctuary was built next to the old one. The sanctuary was built entirely of Mankato stone and an artist, Cyrus M. Running, was hired to paint a total of 58 biblical characters on the inner walls. The old church burned down in April of 1978, but the congregation rallied and built a new "Heritage" room, Youth room, and offices for Lutheran Social Services (which rents part of the facility) in its place. Bethlehem places a special emphasis on music and has four choirs which lead the congregation and perform special music for festivals and cantatas. Taken from a passage by Patricia L. Amlie

46. Presbyterian Women
    times called the Ladies Aid Society, the Ladies Benevolent Society and the Women s Auxiliary, this organization is now known as the Presbyterian Women and it  
    http://www.2ndpreslou.org/ministries/women.htm
    
    Extractions: "For where two or three are gathered in my name, I am there among you." Matthew 18:20 The women of Second Presbyterian Church have a long and rich history of mission outreach, community involvement and regular Bible study. At various times called the Ladies' Aid Society, the Ladies' Benevolent Society and the Women's Auxiliary, this organization is now known as the Presbyterian Women and it is as vital and active a ministry today as ever! The Presbyterian Women's organization is dedicated to building an inclusive caring community for all women of Second Church. The goals of the Presbyterian Women are: To involve women in the activities, work and worship of the congregation; To provide education in the Christian faith and to provide a place for discussion of that faith; To challenge women to identify their talents and to help them realize the joy of using these gifts in God's service; To help overcome loneliness, especially among those women who are unable to participate in church activities; and

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

48. The Lakeshore Guardian :: May 2002 :: History Of Sand Beach
    Guardian thanks Pic DeFrain for sharing this fascinating booklet A Souvenir of Sand Beach written by the Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church in  
    http://www.lakeshoreguardian.com/_2002/_052002/sandbeach.htm
    
    Extractions: by A. W. Chamberlain In giving to the public a sketch of the history of the Presbyterian Church and society in Sand Beach, a narrative touching on principal facts is all that space will permit. Coming onto the shore of Lake Huron with his business in the summer of 1879, it was observed by the writer as the most unlikely occurrence that Presbyterianism should undertake to secure a foothold in Sand Beach. However, "Man proposes but God disposes." In the summer of 1880 there came into my place of business a stranger who introduced himself as the Presbyterian Synodical missionary of the state of Michigan. He had come onto this Huron shore at the request of Ambrose Wight, D.D. of Bay City and other ministers of the Saginaw Presbytery in order to ascertain if the time had not come to drive a Presbyterian stake or tree as a nucleus around which to begin gathering the rapidly incoming population. From his vest pocket he pulled a slip of paper having the names of seven persons on whom he purposed calling, with a view to organizing a society and of establishing preaching service.

49. Twin Falls Weekly News Reference Access Index 1909
    5/28/091. YOUNG, WJ (MR MRS) Mrs Young hosted Presbyterian Ladies Aid. 1/08/09-5 3/19/09-5 Water piping committee. 7/16/09-5. YOUNG, WESLEY On jury list.  
    http://www.twinfallspubliclibrary.org/newspaper/09/indexy09.html

50. Twin Falls Weekly News Reference Access Index 1908
    place. 5/29/081 Visits in Iowa. 8/28/08-8 She elected treasurer of Presbyterian Ladies Aid. 9/11/08-1 She in Twin Falls. 11/13/08-1.  
    http://www.twinfallspubliclibrary.org/newspaper/08/indexv08.html
    
    Extractions: From Iowa; purchased Doughty acreage near Hansen. 4/24/08-4 Sale didn't go through. 5/08/08-1 Purchased Howard ranch. 5/08/08-1 She arrived to make home here. 5/15/08-5 He takes over mail route. 7/03/08-1 Her health poor; rented ranch; turned over mail route; to Dakota. 10/16/08-1 He and son leaving for Iowa. 11/13/08-1 Left. 11/20/08-5 VAN HOUK, W. O.

51. History Of The Presbyterian Church Of Rome, Pennsylvania By V. C.Detty
    They were offered by the president. Rule 1 st. This society shall be known as the Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church of Rome.  
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~srgp/detty/rome006.htm
    
    Extractions: Printed by Barber-Doane-Mosher, Inc., Elmira NY Table of Contents CHAPTER VI ERECTION OF SECOND CHURCH The Church and Sunday school membership continued to increase steadily during the ensuing decade up to the time of the erection of a new church in 1886. The Rev. William McNab was moderator of the session in August, 1877. He was also the minister of the church at Orwell Aug. 26, 1877 to Aug. 26, 1879. In his first year, Miss Nannie Maria Miller, Mrs. Abagail (Rogers) Taylor, native of Warren township, mother of the late Phil H. Taylor of Rome, and Mr. Joseph Cook were received into membership, the first two being baptized at the time, and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Coolbaugh brought letters back from the Waverly Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Julia Forbes came by letter from the LeRaysville Congregational church. Mr. Robert Kier and his wife Ann were dismissed to the Athens Presbyterian Church. Mr. McNab baptized Aug. 24, 1879 Margaret Ann, infant daughter of Adam and Agnes Kier, now Mrs. Luther Phillips of North Orwell.

52. Shelby Co IN Genealogy, History - Medicine / Major Hospital
    Emma Doble, in memory of her mother, Sarah Alexander; Odd Fellows; Perry Amos, in memory of his daughter, Vallie Amos; Presbyterian Ladies Aid; Sheldon Bible  
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~inshelby/historical_articles/majorhosp.htm
    
    Extractions: Alfred Major designed this home for his second wife, Helen Thompson Major . Alfred died without completing the home and it was finished by William S. Major , a son of Alfred and his first wife. In 1922, Frances Cory Major , wife of William S., deeded the home to the city for use as a hospital. The renovated structure was completed 24 Apr 1924. A grand open house in June 1924 spanned several days. The newspaper was filled with articles; Barb chose the article below as the "most informative." The Major Memorial Hospital, which will be operated by the city, will be opened for business next Monday, according to an announcement which was made today by Dr. L. C. Sammons , secretary of the city board of health. Emergency cases, providing there are any, will be taken care of at the hospital during the present week. The public opening of the hospital has been fixed for Wednesday and Thursday of this week. On Wednesday afternoon and night doctors of the city and county and surrounding cities will be taken through the hospital. Thursday and Friday the hospital will be open to the public. Visitors will be made welcome and will be shown through the institution, which is one of the most modern and complete of the smaller hospitals in this section.

53. Cooke's Presbyterian Church, Markdale
    Bush Ministries; Ladies Aid (Grey Bruce Women s Center and CFOS Xmas Program); Emergency Fund; Homework Club; Video Club; Public Copies of the Presbyterian Record  
    http://www.bmts.com/~cookes/Cookeswork.html
    
    Extractions: The Church also helps to sponsor the M.Y.G.-THE VISION, Youth Group along with other area churches which meets most Monday evenings (7:00-9:00) at various locations (phone the church office, 519-986-2712) for more information. Beavercrest Breakfast Club Markdale Ministerial Foodbank Grey Bruce Regional Chaplaincy Website Huron Feathers Website Sheffield Park Website Community Worship Services Senior's Meals (twice a month, Sept-May) Hospital Visitation and Chaplaincy Markdale Ministerial Association Meals on Wheels M.Y.G. THE VISION ecumenical Youth Group

54. History
    group later changed their name to Ladies Aid Society and on February 10, 1908 became the Ladies Auxiliary in the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, US  
    http://www.tisd.net/~preach/History.htm
    
    Extractions: One of the first pioneers of the Presbyterian faith in Texas was the Reverend W.C. Blair who was sent in 1838 by the Synod of Mississippi as a teacher and foreign missionary to the frontier. He and his family built a house and school in Victoria in 1839. In that house the First Presbyterian Church of Victoria was organized on October 2, 1841, by eight charter members: James Norman Smith (ruling elder), Mrs. Smith, John Gray, Mary Keith, F. Leiter, Mrs. Chenault, and Susan M. Blair. The first building was constructed on "Presbyterian Church Square," the Ecclesiastical Square on the east of Constitutional Square (now DeLeon Plaza), by petition of the church trustees to the city officials who granted the request of the church as long as they would build a "descent house" on it within thirty months. This church was a frame building 39' by 52' without a roof or floor. It remained that way until the Reverend Daniel Baker came and gave a series of evangelical sermons and the Reverend was able to raise more funds. Then the building was finished. The growth of the church was assisted when the Texas Legislature passed an act authorizing the trustees of the church to sell all or part of the church square as long as the proceeds were applied to building a church and improving the church grounds. The lots formed by this subdivision were sold, and the proceeds were used to build the church and manse at Forrest and Liberty. The white frame sanctuary built there was occupied October 23, 1873. It is interesting to note that no pastor served the congregation continuously until April 5, 1874 when an official call was accepted. The building was declared free of debt and dedicated to worship on October 8, 1876. The list of officers of the church shows only elders serving until 1874. At that time, the church elected and ordained men to serve as deacons to the congregation. These officers and the minister led the work and worship of the congregation.

55. History First Presbyterian Moultrie
    The women of the Moultrie Presbyterian Church began working to improve the newly until 1902 that they formally organized themselves into the Ladies Aid Society  
    http://www.moultriefirstpres.presbychurch.org/history.htm
    
    Extractions: by Melody S. Jenkins The Moultrie Presbyterian Church was formally organized on October 3, 1892 by the following charter members: John Millsap, Mary E. Millsap, Mollie E. Millsap, William B. McPhaul, Nannie McPhaul, James A. McKay, William Coachman Vereen, Mary McNeill Vereen, Major Neill McKay McNeill, Jane J. McNeill, Ellen McNeill, Carrie McNeill, Sallie Heath, Burgess A. Rowland, A. N. McDonald, and Walter L. Wilson. These sixteen Presbyterians, most of whom migrated from South Carolina, gathered together with the Reverend T. J. Allison, an evangelist from the Savannah Presbytery who acted as moderator. W. C. Vereen and William B. McPhaul were elected as Ruling Elders. John A. Milsap and James McKay were elected as Deacons. The first church building, located on West Central Avenue, was dedicated on June 11, 1893. To accommodate the remarkable growth of the congregation, a second building was built on the corner of First Street and Third Avenue SE. It was dedicated in 1898. The third church building, which is still in use today, is located at 501 1st Street SE and was dedicated on October 6, 1912. Four additions have been made to this building: Ellen Vereen Hall (1931), Stegall Memorial Building (1956), Dr. M. A. MacDonald Nursery (1965) and the Fellowship Hall (1985). From its inception, the Moultrie Presbyterian Church has been very active in mission work. Mission churches were organized in Doerun (1915), Princeville (1917) and the 2nd Presbyterian Church on North Main Street (1917). In 1945, the Sylvester Drive Chapel was established. Sunday school was held each Sunday afternoon and an outdoor service was held each Sunday evening during the summer months. Other local mission programs included youth groups, Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops.

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

57. History Of The First Presbyterian Church Of Lancaster, TX
    War, the Ladies Aid Society raised money for a permanent church site and donated $100 to launch the building fund. On January 13, 1884, the First Presbyterian  
    http://www.fpclancaster.org/history.htm
    
    Extractions: And on this rock I will build my church, and the powers of death shall not prevail against it. Matthew 16:18 On July 26, 1856, only 20 years after Texas won its independence, the second Presbyterian church in Dallas County was organized at Lancaster. This historic old church had its beginning in the crude work shop of a cabinet maker. Nine early pioneers and the Rev. Michael Dickson of Milford signed the first charter establishing the church. The first place of worship was a small school house where regular services were held monthly for 18 years. After the Civil War, the Ladies Aid Society raised money for a permanent church site and donated $100 to launch the building fund. On January 13, 1884, the First Presbyterian Church building was completed at a cost of $2,000 and was dedicated. This building served until 1910 when it was torn down to make way for the present building. The first Sunday School began in 1884. From its nine member beginning, the new Presbyterian Church grew slowly - to 30 members by 1868, down to 12 by 1878, up to 70 by 1888, and down to 60 by 1890.

58. History
    social gatherings, was greatly extended to encompass a Ladies Aid Society, Women s George Presbyterian Church congregation was celebrated, and early in 1905  
    http://comdir.bfree.on.ca/stgeorge/history01.html
    
    Extractions: Early History Methodism was first on the scene in 1831 followed by Presbyterianism the next year and finally in 1925 Union was achieved and the St. George United Church has been active ever since. In those very early days when Methodism held sway, residents settlers if you will around the Village of St. George were eager for religious experience and spiritual guidance. So it was that in 1831, a circuit rider rode through bush country along a trail only a horse could follow, called on a few settlers, asked them to meet for a church service at Tykerts Schoolhouse, about a mile northeast of St. George, and the first Methodist services commenced in the district. A frame church was erected at the site of what is now the United Church Cemetery in about 1840. In 1867 with Rev. James Harris as pastor, the first organ was placed in the church. In 1869 the foundation stone of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, on Main Street, was laid and 10 years later came dedication of a new stone and white brick church. The circuit rider mentioned earlier was Rev. G. Ferguson and his field of labour extended into the County of Waterloo. The St. George Circuit included St. George, Sheffield, Branchton, Tranquliity, Germans, Steel's, West's, and Harrisburg. Between 1867 and 1925, revival meetings and Camp meetings characterized early Canadian Methodism and, as far as the church itself was concerned, it seated 400, the men and women sitting on opposite sides of the sanctuary. Following Rev. James Harris there were a number of preachers with some conducting Union Evangelistic services around 1900.

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

60. Buckhorn Community Services And Organizations
    Kawartha Lakes Chamber of Commerce, 6526963. Kawartha Woodlands Women s Institute, 657-1680. Knox Presbyterian Ladies Aid, 657-8685. Lakefield CAP Site, 652-8623.  
    http://www.nexicom.net/~bait1/servorg.htm
    
    Extractions: Any changes or omissions can be e-mail to the web master or B.A.I.T. A.A Alcoholics Anonymous (Lindsay) A Trip to Peterborough and Kawartha Lakes Apsley, Ontario, Canada Beautiful Buckhorn Taskforce Beaver Lake Cottager's Association Big Bald Lake Cottager's Association Bobcaygeon 2000 Bobcaygeon: Hub of the Kawarthas Buckhorn and Vicinity Wood Carvers ... Buckhorn Access to the InterneT (B.A.I.T) Buckhorn Antique and Auto Flea Market Buckhorn Area Quilters Guild Buckhorn Art Group Buckhorn Scouts (Scouts Canada-White Pine Region) Buckhorn Community Centre (BCC) Buckhorn District Snowmobile Club ... Buckhorn Girl Guides Buckhorn Horticulture Society

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