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Women Organize Before Church Presbyterian Auxiliary in Baytown
In October 1922 the Women's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church of Baytown organized with eight members led by Mrs G A Lille and Mrs C W Spear. Affiliated with the National Presbyterian Women, the group supports missions, education, and service, and has grown to over 120 members in six circles over 30 years. They pack clothing and supplies for five foreign countries and support mission stations worldwide while promoting a School of Missions. Current officers include Mrs E O McBride, Mrs Paul Pickel, and others. circles meet the first Monday each month in members’ homes with rotating times, and the schedule includes spiritual life time, packing sessions, and a church fellowship meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of
Baytown
G. A. Lille
C. W. Spear
National Presbyterian Women's Organization
Presbyterian Women of the
Council of Church Women
E. O. McBride
Paul Pickel
J. N. Chatfield
W. C. Swain
Jack Jacobs
J. H. Painter
Chester Rogers
Buelah Mae Jackson
B. Stratton
Bartlett Johnston
E. J. Hoffman
T. E. Ball
W. J. Fleischman
C. D. Huddle
Dick Cansler
O.1. Ewing
A. M. Currie
W. R. Edwards
Guy Hensley
George Felkner
George Shipley
George Ferguson
Jack Henderson