81. TSR: Historical Markers Guide: Victoria County: First Presbyterian Church Of Vic One of the oldest church congregations in Victoria, the First Presbyterian Church was organized on The Ladies Aid Benevolent Society was organized in 1872. http://www.texas-settlement.org/markers/victoria/31.html

HISTORICAL MARKERS GUIDE: VICTORIA COUNTY First Presbyterian Church of Victoria 2408 N. Navarro Street

82. Raymond, NE: Church The Presbytery resumed charge of the church in 1948 and Presbyterian ministers served the 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.

83. Keeseekoowenin - Flett's Mission (page 5) Thomas Hart Presbyterian Church. Thomas Hart Presbyterian Church Circa late 1940 s. The Ladies Aid pAid him $50 to help with the loss. 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

84. Pardon Me Madame President! : 75 Years In Knox Presbyterian Church, Weyburn : Ce Board of Managers since 1925 to 1975. Presidents of the Ladies Aid. Presidents of the Missionary Society. Women s Federation. Presbyterian Women. http://www.ourroots.ca/f/toc.asp?id=2489

85. Project BookRead - FREE Online Book: Recipes Tried And True By The Ladies' Aid S 1894. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1894 by the LADIES Aid SOCIETY OF THE FIRST Presbyterian CHURCH, MARION, OHIO. http://tanaya.net/Books/tandt10/

Recipes Tried And True The Ladies' Aid Society Recipes Tried and True the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church of Marion, Ohio. "We may live without poetry, music, and art; We may live without conscience, and live without heart; We may live without friends; we may live without books; But civilized man cannot live without cooks." OWEN MEREDITH MARION, OHIO: PRESS OF KELLEY MOUNT. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1894 by the LADIES' AID SOCIETY OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, MARION, OHIO. In the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington. To the Mothers, Wives, Sisters and Sweethearts of the Good Men of America this Book is Dedicated by the "TRUE BLUES." PREFACE. Although in putting forth this little book we do not claim that we are filling a "Long felt want," yet we do feel that its many tried and true recipes from our own housekeepers will be very welcome. We also believe that it will not only be welcomed by those who recognize the names and merits of the various contributors, but by all housekeepers, young and old. There can never be too many helps for those who, three

86. West End Cumberland Presbyterian Church - Nashville, Tennessee contributions in the latter averaging more than five cents per member every Sunday; the Ladies Aid Society has Source The Cumberland Presbyterian, December 10 http://www.cumberland.org/HFCPC/Churches/WestEndNashvilleTN.htm

West End Cumberland Presbyterian Church Other Names: Addison Avenue Brookhaven [Source: The Cumberland Presbyterian , October 10, 1895, page 197] Nashville, Tenn.A new Cumberland Presbyterian Church was organized in West End yesterday. Fifty-three persons entered the organization, and twenty-three other names were secured. Rev. I. D. Steele and Rev. W. T. Rogers officiated. The new church will begin the holding of regular service Jan. 1. Most of the charter members were of the First Church. [Source: The Cumberland Presbyterian , November 28, 1895, page 309] NASHVILLE, Tenn.At the West End Church last Sunday Mr. L. L. Rice, of "The Cumberland Presbyterian," was ordained as ruling elder, and Mr. Frank Slemons, formerly an elder in the First Edgefield Church, was made an elder in West End. [Source: The Cumberland Presbyterian , November 12, 1896, page 623] NASHVILLE, Tenn.The first anniversary of West End Church was celebrated Thanksgiving evening. The church has grown from the 61 charter members, to 93; the Sunday school has more than doubled its membership during the year, the contributions in the latter averaging more than five cents per member every Sunday; the Ladies' Aid Society has collected $137, the Endeavor Society numbers 40; Juniors, 35; the congregation is debt-free and growing encouragingly. [Source: The Cumberland Presbyterian , December 10, 1896, page 749 NASHVILLE, Tenn.The West End church has purchased a lot and there is prospect that a house of worship, at least a chapel, may be erected during the coming year. The lot is on the corner of Addison avenue and McGavock street, and is regarded as the best in that section of the city. The name of the church has been changed to the

87. TSR: Historical Markers Guide: Matagorda County: First Presbyterian Church Of Pa included the Sunday School, the Westminster League, and a Ladies Aid and Missionary The Mexican mission became the second Presbyterian church of Palacios in http://www.tsir.org/markers/matagorda/32.html

HISTORICAL MARKERS GUIDE: MATAGORDA COUNTY First Presbyterian Church of Palacios 501 Third Street, Palacios Palacios Year Marker Erected: Marker Text:

88. BPL Archives - History Of Religion Center Point. Presbyterian Church. CENTRAL Presbyterian CHURCH, BIRMINGHAM. LADIES Aid SOCIETY Minutes, 18951896. CHAPMAN, REV. JOHN http://www.bplonline.org/Archives/collections/religion/historyofreligion.asp

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89. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church of Canada with the Church of Scotland to become the Presbyterian Church in 1920, Leaded glass windows installed in August, funded by the Ladies Aid Society. http://home.primus.ca/~st.andrews/history.html

St. Andrew's Milestones The Church of Scotland sent its first missionary minister to Ancaster - the Rev. George Sheed, from Aberdeen, Scotland, to establish St. Andrew's. Our original church was a frame building near the corner of Wilson and Sulphur Springs Rd. on lands donated by Samuel Andrus for a church and cemetery. Our bell was purchased by congregational subscription. The only inscription on the bell is the manufacturer's name "E. Force, New York 1836". Following the merger of the Presbyterian Church of Canada with the Church of Scotland to become the Presbyterian Church in Canada, the present stone church structure was built and completed in 1875. The original St. Andrew's bell was placed in our belfry/spire, and to this day is rung each Sunday morning prior to worship. Leaded glass windows installed in August, funded by the Ladies Aid Society. Plans were drawn and funds raised to build and addition. The Christian education wing, included an auditorium, classrooms, kitchen, study, choir room, washrooms, and hot water. Total cost $ 70,000. Dedicated on Dec. 3 1961. During the early 1970's, memorial stained glass windows were installed by various church families.

90. Rogers Arkansas By the 1840s the Methodist, Baptist, and Cumberland Presbyterian denominations had all become The church’s Ladies Aid Society led in the pledging with $1,275 http://www.rogersarkansas.com/Museum/donationOfTheMonth/index.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 Friday, June 04, 2004 Donation of the Month Object: Harris Baking Co. souvenir Catalog #: 1991.49.24 Donor: Museum Purchase “Tender Crust Bread Speaks for Itself.” A bold statement, but in this case a true one, for this bun-sized, cotton-wool creation with its painted-on crust and raisin (or is it a currant?) has a surprise hidden inside — a squeaker mechanism. Most likely manufactured in the 1930s or 1940s as a salesman’s souvenir, the bun is a fun reminder of the days when the Harris Baking Company (HBC) was the largest employer in Rogers and the delicious aroma of fresh-baked bread filled the downtown streets. Earl A. Harris (1896-1959) started the bakery in 1926, when he and his sister bought the Strom bakery at 107 West Walnut (where Shofner’s Office Supply is today). Back then getting the ingredients to the second-floor mixing room required a team of mules and a pulley. The business was a success from the start, even during the Great Depression, producing up to 250 loaves per day. Independent salesmen bought the bread wholesale for eight cents, then sold them to customers along their routes for a few pennies more. Roy Webster was one such entrepreneur, selling not only HBC bread but his wife’s pies, too. (Eventually the pair went on to found the

91. First Presbyterian Church History In later years these Gleaners became the Young Ladies Aid Society which gave There was a federation of the First Presbyterian and Central Presbyterian Church http://home.texoma.net/~firstpres/Pages/history.html

Home Contact Info Mission Newsletter History Other Stuff First Presbyterian Church McKinney, Texas The First Century - Heirlooms and Memories Forward Our Historical Stained Glass Windows: The Good Shepherd Window The Dove of the Holy Spirit Window The Rose Window The Baby Shirley Barnett Window ... The Peter Plotkin Paintings Most of the settlers who came to Collin County during the decade, 1840-1850, were from Tennessee and Kentucky. This was due to the fact that Louisville, Kentucky, was headquarters for the Peter's Colony, the company authorized by the Republic of Texas to give land in this area to settlers. Many of these people were Cumberland Presbyterians, a branch of the Presbyterian church which originated in the Cumberland region west of the Alleghenies. There were three Cumberland Presbyterian churches in Collin County before the Civil War, the ones at Walnut Grove, Parker, and McKinney. After the close of the Civil War, due to the aftermath of devastation in much of the "Deep South," settlers began coming from these states to Collin County. Some of them were members of the "Southern" or "Old School" Presbyterian Church, our Presbyterian Church, U.S. So it was that our church came into being in 1874. In one of his notable addresses, the Reverend Robert I. Gannon, former president of Fordham University, said, "All true civilization is ninety per cent heirlooms and memories - an accumulation of small but precious deposits left by the generations that have gone before us." It is in the spirit of calling to mind the heirlooms and memories of our church that this little booklet is presented to the members of the congregation.

92. Dunbar Borough Trick-or-treat Set For Sunday - PittsburghLIVE.com The Elders of the Dunbar Presbyterian Church are reminded of a Session meeting that will be held Dunbar History Moment Minerva Minerd and the Ladies Aid Quilt. http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/search/s_98280.html

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93. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CARBONDALE the Carbondale Presbyterian churches; and the Women’s Association History, which contains 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 manuscript 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.

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95. Our Church History The congregation cooperated with the local Presbyterian and Methodist churches during a for the future financing of church growth, a Ladies Aid Society began http://www.users.nac.net/rcaboonton/history.html

The First 100 years! A hundred years ago south Boonton was mostly farmland, for the population of about 2,700 had settled mainly on the hillside above the Morris Canal. The Canal was then a busy waterway, and the iron industry with its thriving business in cut nails was the town's chief livelihood. While the Civil War had ended just three years before, it had left its scars. Many people turned to the church, seeking consolation. In Boonton it was a time of church building, for the years between 1860 and 1869 saw most of the present houses of worship built and dedicated. First Five New Century Decades of Growth Round off 100 Years ... In Retrospect The Beginning On February 2, 1868, less than a year after Boonton's own incorporation as a town, the First Reformed Church was organized, largely due to the spirit and initiative of Rev. Nathaniel Conklin of the Montville Reformed Church. That organization, which had its beginnings in 1756 in Old Boonton, an area now under the reservoir, was therefore our mother church. In the growing town of 1868, Rev. Conklin saw a "wide field of Christian influence for a church of his own denomination." Blowers, Crane, Doremus, Dockerty, Gaines, Myers, Porson, Sargeant, Tompkins, Roome - these are the families that made up the 21 members of the original congregation. Almost all of them had been attending the Lower Montville Church, as it was sometimes called, but had moved into the Boonton area from the surrounding countryside.

96. Noto-Wynkoop Funeral Home The ladies Aid society of the main street MethodistEpiscopal Church (Phillipsburg), holding The First Presbyterian School had its celebration in the afternoon http://www.noto-wynkoop.com/Pages/Church/church.html

The History of our Location The Noto-Wynkoop Funeral Home, formerly the Joseph A. Noto Funeral Home, located at 289 South Main St., Warren County, Phillipsburg, New Jersey, was officially established in 1965 by Joseph A. Noto, Sr. On August 1, 1991, the funeral home was purchased by Timothy E. Wynkoop from Mr. Noto, and the name was changed to Noto-Wynkoop Funeral Home. The funeral home is proud to have been of continued service to the people of the Phillipsburg-Easton communities for nearly 35 years. Historically, the funeral home structure itself dates back to 1868 when it was erected as the parsonage for the First Methodist-Episcopal Church. However, the congregation first formed in 1826 in Phillipsburg and was known as the First Methodist "Class". That early congregation met in an old stone house on the southwest corner of Main Street at the old Central Railroad bridge. Then, in 1823, the gathering went to Easton, Pennsylvania, to mix with that assemblage. The Phillipsburg group later returned to Phillipsburg in 1854-55 to prepare the way for the creation of their own house of worship The congregation then met in the first Sitgreaves Elementary School Building when that brick structure was completed in 1853 on the northwest corner of Brainard Street at Hudson Street. They remained there until May 20, 1855 when the "First Methodist-Episcopal Church of Phillipsburg, New Jersey" was officially organized. The cornerstone of their new church, located at 438 (now 293) South Main Street, adjacent to the parsonage, was laid on August 13, 1855.

97. Presbyterian Church History Ladies’ Aid Society Executive Committee - Mrs. IP Mitchell, Mrs. James Taggart, Mrs. Charles Dugan. History of Yates City Presbyterian Church. http://www.iltrails.org/knox/Churches/Pres_Church_History.html

Church History History of Galesburg Presbyterianism In 1854 there was organized in Galesburg an "old school" Presbyterian Church. This was a national movement and was based upon questions of discipline. This body worshipped in a building on North Cedar Street, which was occupied in 1857. This building was removed to Simmons Street in 1865, where the work continued until 1870. The pastors were Rev. T. S. Vail to 1855, Rev. I. N. Candee to 1866, Rev. George Norcross to 1868, Rev. S. T. Wilson to 1870. In 1869 and 1870 the question of the union of Presbyterian interests was taken up and on March 1, 1870, the presbytery of Knox and Warren gave official sanction to the union. Prof. Pratt was stated supply for a short time of the united church, and in the fall of 1872 the Rev. Matthew Lourie became pastor. He was succeeded in the fall of 1885 by Rev. John B. Worrall, who remained until 1889. Rev. John Hood, D. D., was pastor until the congregation called the Rev. Hamilton W. Spence. Lit. D., a graduate of Knox College, class of 1888, became pastor, and remains in that office at the date of this writing. In the pastorate of Rev. Dr. John Hood the present splendid stone edifice was erected on the corner of North Prairie and East Ferris Streets, at a total cost of about $70,000.

98. 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]

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