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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 | |
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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 | |
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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 | |
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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 | |
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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 | |
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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 | |
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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 | |
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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 | |
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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 | |
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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 | |
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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 | |
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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 | |
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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 | |
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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 | |
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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 | |
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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 | |
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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 | |
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