Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church
A historical record details the Ladies Aid and Missionary Society founded in 1905 by Rev. D. Campion and members including Mesdames Jewell Iblin Pinney and Hamblin. It tracks officers from 1906 to 1913, dues changes, quilt fundraisers, church projects, and membership growth to 36, noting financial totals and ongoing charitable work through the General Woman's Missionary Board.
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Presbyterian
Rev
D. Campion
Mesdames Jewell
F. L. Iblin
G. B. Pinney
W. H. Men
I. Richey
A. E. Jessup
Campbell
Carrie Richey
Abbie Richey
Daisy Hamblin
Ladies Aid Society
Ts. Rickey
A. B. Hamblin
F. L.hamblin
Mary Underwood
Treas
Benedic
F. L. Hamblin
W. H. Boyden
F.L. Hamblin
W.H. Boyden
A. Richey
W. H. Boysen
John Henderson
F L. Hamblin
Sina
Wm. Gerlach
Chas. Underwood
Phoebe Campain
E. Jewell
Walter Sweigard
Carrie Pinney
Carrie Aram
Ora McKay
Mary Schwertley
Ella Barkley
Anna Borden
Sarah Borden
Ethel Creveling
Mary Denser
Lydia Filbert
Mary Hamblin
W. H. Mason
R. J. Butt
Vera Farnham
Wm. Pfander
E. Dutton
Arthur Hamblin
Whitney
Pray
Flora Reed
Taylor
General Woman’s Missionary Board of the Church
Jesus Christ
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Prairie Chapel Organizing and Early History Highlight
Prairie Chapel near Sharpsburg organized June 18 1892 by Rev J F Hinkhouse and elders A M Bollman and H K Hamblin with charter members E P Green T W Cochran H A Cochran Jane Henry Sarah Becherer Maggie Richey Laura Green Lizzie Nixon. The church produced several pastors and uplifted many youths, including active Juniors led by Lula Sweigard and Mary Smith, contributing to missions with recent support to San Juan hospital in Porto Rico.
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Prairie Chapel
Sharpsburg
Council Bluffs
J F. Hinkhouse
A. M. Bollman
Lenox
H. K. Hamblin
Conway
E. P. Green
T. W. Cochran
H. A. Cochran
Jane Henry
Sarah Becherer
Maggie Richey
Laura Green
Lizzie Nixon
S. A. Mathews
Chas. Leach
Heavenly Father
J. F. Hinkhouse
Fairfield
Iowa
Prairie
Presbyterian Church of
S. Alexander
Weir
L. R. Smith
Smith
J. R. Cresswell
David Campbell
A. P Walton
A. S. Hutcheson
Our Present Junior Endeavor Society Organized in 1911
Our Present Junior Endeavor society formed in July 1911 after the Christian Endeavor division. The initial membership reached 30 children aged four to fourteen, with Mrs. A.S Hutcheson as president and Miss Lula as a leading organizer.
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Christian Endeavor
A.S Hutcheson
Lula
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Paschal
Citizens National Bank
Bedford
Caylor
Frank L. Hamblin
Crairman
Henry A. Cochran
Juntas Io Senior C. E
Senior Christian Endeavor
Phelan
I. L. Wintermute
Lowa
B. G. Evans
Fred Childs
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