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OFFICERS:

President, EMMETT O'NEILL Vice President, John B. HARTMANN Treasurer, CHARLES B. COLERAUGH Secretary, CHARLES R. CORNELL

Assist. Treas., WM. R. WICK

DIRECTORS

E n i ~ n e t t O'Neill John H. Glover T. Cnmly Hunter A. H. Gilmour J. W. R. Harding Fred. L. Degener,Jr. Allan J. Gilmo~rr Wi!liam H. SmedleyJohn R. Hartmann Horace C. V7illinms Newton M. Holden

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Again we send out our c h i r c h Directory t o fur ther the good work begun by the two editions already issued. We recommend that it be given a place within easy reach, and t h a t i t be consu1tt.d often a s a guide to the activities of the church. I t is issued a s a reminder of the opportunity and obligation of worship.. And it is hoped that i t may be a perpetual incentive to consecrated endeavor. The past year h a s been one of signal favoi from God, and in a spirit of gratitude for past mercies we send forth this record of our organization and work.

To the friends who by their good will have made this issue possible we extend our Gncere thanks. And we ask that when the Directory is consulted the Advertisers be not forgotten. And whatever we do, let it be iA the name of the Lord Jesus.

Your Friend and Pastor, JNO. A. HOOKWAY.

The EYE Shop

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4660 Frankford Ave.

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Phone-W yoming 6088

, RAYMOND G . FRICK

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S. W. COK. JUDSON ST. Ji INDIANA AVE.

102 WEST WYOMING AVENUE

PHILADELPHIA

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COAL YARD, DUNCANNON AVE. & NEWTOWN R. K.

OLNEY. PHILADELPHIA

Pastor-Rev. John A. Hookway Ordained Member-Rev. Harry E. De Groot

Deacons Har ry E. De GrooL, President, 5119 Westford Road Frederick Bluett Secretary, 5228 N. Front Street

Alexander Cuthill D. L. Griffenberg William H. Marshall William P. Storkey William J McNeill James B. Tucker

Church Clerk, . ' William C. Wilson, 2724 N. Nineteenth Street

Financial Secretary Walter B. Gr imn~, 263 W. Albahus Street

Treasurer J. W. Holthaus, 141 E. Wyoming Avenue

Trustees Wm. J. McNeill, President 4836 "A" Street

Alex. Cuthill, Vice-president, 133 E. R ~ k l a n d Street H. S. Sbockton, Secretary 4810 Palethorp Stl'eet

Raymond C. Franks W. H. Marshall W . H. Grimm George McLach!an J. W. Holthaus B. H. Schattler Wtlliam Lobley James A. 'I'hompsoh

Committees Finance-J. W. Holthaus W. H. Grixm, R. C. Franks.

House--James A. Thom soh, w. Lobley, B. H. Schattle?. Entertainment-W. H. Z r i ~ n k , H. S. Stockton A. Cuthi,!.

Parsonage-A. Cuthill G. Mchchlan , W.dB. .M&rshall.

Organist '

Mrs. Edna M. Bookway, 127 E. Wyoming Avenue Janitbr

Thomas brouse, 835 Sarger St., Crescentville

Hours Daily Except Sunday, Monday, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.

Monday & Wednesday Evenings, 7 to 9 1'. M.

DR. WILLIAM LEA MINSTER DENTIST

N. W. Cor. Fifth and Duncannon Ave. Re11 I'hone

flA4 5501 N.5th St. MEN'S W E A R

NEXT TO OLNEY BANK Wyoming 6157

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L. F . SCHELL Watchmcker, Jeweler & Optometrist

5046 NORTH FIFTH STREET Repairing Our Specialty. We Measure ,and Make

Spectacles and Eye Glasses

KUHN &LOWERY Teal EState

5th and Rockland Sts.

OFFICERS O F T H E BIBLE SCHOOL Su~erintendent-Hrr:.-v E. De Groot, 5418 Westford

~ o a & , - b l n e ~ . I Associate Superinte~dent-Frederick Bluett, 5228 N.

Fyont Street. Assistant S~~perintendent-Bernard H. Kahn. Secretary-Harry Muckenfuss, 106 Wingohocking St. Assistant Sezretary-William Walmsley, 108 Roosc-

velt Boulevard. Treas~rer-Mrs. C. Adams, 4732 N. Ella Street. Chorister-H. S. Stockton. Organist-Miss Grace C. Morse.

Pr-*.:ary Department * Superintendent-Mrs. Edna M. Hookway.

Beginners' Department Superintendent-Miss Mary McEwen.

Home Department Superintendent-Mrs. H .E. De Groot.

Cradle Roll Department President-Mrs. J. W. Holthaus. Teacher-Miss L. C. Carnell.

Superintendent-Mrs. A. Cuthill. Associate Superin- tend1ent-Mrs. H. S. Stockton.

Women's Organized Bible Class Men's League Bible Class

President-J. W. Holthaus. Teacher-John A. Hookway Secretary-F. W. Dixon. Business Meeting of the Bible School Association on

the second Tuesday of each month. Ushers' Association

President-John Mitchell. Ladies' Aid Society

1 President Mrs'. Katherine S. Jones, 4922 N. Eleventh Women's Missionary Circle

President-Kiss L. C. Carnell, 121 E a s t Wyoming Avenue.

Junior Church #' Superinteneent-Miss A. Thoms.

Associate Superintendent-Miss' Wilhelmina Nuss. Lantern Director-Mr. H. Turner.

Pleasant Hour League President-Phili~ Schweikhardt.

Girl Scouts Captain-Miss Hedwig Stehli. Lieutenant-Miss Elsie Scheikadanz.

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A. GRAFSTROM

Rising Sun & Wyoming Avenues

PHONE, WYOMING 2680

Phone, Wyoming 117

FRANK S . DYKES 1

Modern Plumbing and Heating '

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4829 Rising Sun Avenue - A

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Lord's Day 1. 10.00 A. M. Men's Meeting. , 10.45 A. M. Worship.

2.30 P. M. Bible School. 2.30 P. M. Men's League Bible Class. 6.45 P. M. Young People's Service. 7.40 P. M. Worship.

Communion on the first Sunday of each month. Monday

8.00 P. M. Deacon's Meetiag: at the Parsonage on the second Monday in the m o d h .

- Ushers' As;sociation on Last Monday in month, Boy Scouts on Monday a t 7.30 P. M.

Tuesday a t 8.00 Girl Scouts on Tuesday a t 7.30 P. M. Ladies' Aid Society, on the first Tuesday in month. Women's Miss'ionary Circle on the last Tuesday in month.

Wednesday a t 8.00 Church Prayer Meeting, follo-xed by Business Meeting, olr

the second Wednesday in September, December March and June.

Trustees' nieet on first Wednesday in the month. 'Shnrsday

Pleasant Hour League (P. H. L.), every Thursday At 8J5 Friday

Junior Church on Friday a t 7.30 P. M. ' . Choir Rehearsal at 8.15 P. M.

Bell Phone PLUSH COATS STEAMED

GOLDBERG BROS. LADIES' TAILQRING

430 Olney Avenue French Dry Cleaning and Dyeing

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Repairing and Remodeling Our Spec2alty '

W E WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER ALL WORK SEND POSTAL OR PJXONE YOUR ORDERS

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The Wyoming Avenue Baptist Mission opened at the present locstion of the Church on Septembar 10, 1891. The dedication wrw.on was by Russell H. Conwell, D. D. Messrs. E. Frick, David Titlow and Thomas Harvey were chosen a s Trustees of the property until i t was placed under t h e fostering care of the Baptist City Mission Society of Philadelphia. The nulpit was supplied respectively by Revs. King, Maltby Stock and French, and Rev. James French remained in active relation t o t h e work af ter th? advent of the present Pastor, Rev. Jno. A. Hookway, ir, September, 1895. H e patsed to his reward a t t h e ripe age of 85 years in August, 1900. H e was full of the Holy Spiriz and of faith, and his life fruitful in al l good work.

The Church was organized in September, 1900, with a membership of 35. In 1905 the structure a t the rear of the Church building was erected to accommodate the growing Bible School a t a cost of $6080, plus the cost of ;he heating apparatus, and the shutters and glass partition.

The Misslon grew out of the need of the community fo r a place of religious instruction f o r the children. The response t o the call t o provide such structure was so gen- erous tha t provision w a s a t once made for preaching serv- ices a s well as the Bible School session. After twenty- four years of service Pastor Hookway is still with us and intent on proving all things, in order t o hold fas t to that which is eternal and true. Holding a lofty ideal of both the ethics and attainments of the ministry, t h a t ideal is fully shared by his people. Mrs. Edna M. Hookway, w!lo is fully and faithfully occupie, +I the work of t h e Church, was one of the early attendants a t t h e MSssion, and so were Mrs. Mae M. Frick Mrs. C. Adams, Mr. and Mr& W. Marshall and other loyal workers.

It is our priviIege to write the next chapter in thp history of the work so well begun, and we doubt not tt-..:~ i t will in spirit and achievement be as worthy as that already written. Our aim must be concentrated on our New Building if t h e Church is t c retain her place in the Community. For the past and present \.re "thank God, and take courage." F o r tile future we press .on to the attainment of our goal in Christ.

O u r @ovenant Having been led, a s we believe, by the Spirit of Gd.,

to receive the Lord Jesus, Christ a s our Saviour, and, on profession of o w faith, having been baptized i n the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost, wo do now, in the presence of God, angels and this assembly, niost solemnly and joyfully enter into covenant with one another, a s one body in Christ.

We promise, by the aid of the Holy Spirit, t o forsakc the paths of sin, and t o walk in the ways of holiness all the days of our lives. With this view, we engage to strive together fo: the advancement of this Church, in knowl- edge holiness and comfort; t o promote i t s prosperity and spirituality; to sustain 'its worship, ordinances, discipline and doctrines; to conaribute cheerfully and regularly to t h e support of the ministry, the expenses of the Chmch, the relief oi the poor ail6 ;he spread of the Gospel thr.oughout all nations.

We also engage t o maintain family and secret devo- tion;to religious!^ educate our children; t o seek the salva- tion of our kindred and acquaintances; t o walk circum- spectly in the world; t o be just in our dealings, faithful in our engagements and exemplary in our deportment; t o avoid all tattling, EackbitSng and excessive anger; t o ab- stain from the :ale and use of intoxicating liquors a s a beverage; and to he zealous in our efforts to advance t h e Kingdom of our Saviour.

We further engage to walk together in Christian love and watchfulness, giving and receiving admonition with meekness and affection; t o remember each other in prayer; t o aid each ot?er in sickness and distress; to cultivate Christian ay: pathy in feeling and courtesy in speech; tq be slow to take offense, but always ready for reconciliation, and mindful of the rules of our Saviour, to secure it, without delay. v e , moreover, engage that, when w e re- move from this place, we will a s soon a s possible unite with some other Church, where we can carry out the spirit of this Covenant and the principles of God's Word.

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NOTIONS ART NEEDLE WORK HOSIERY

MRS. K. MILLER LADIES' & INFANTS' WEAR

4905 North Fifth Street

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Bell Phone, Wyoming 425 FIoraI Designs L:

JOHN WEILAND y . . FLORIST

CUT FLOWERS POT PLANTS t

108-14 W. Wyoming Avenue - I

WILLIAM H. DRUM h

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Plumbing and Heati~g 106 W. Wyoming Avenue

Phone, Wyoming 2492

ADAM C. STANGER UNDERTAKER

4346 Frankford Ave. '

Frankford, Philadelphia Sell Phone, Frankford 213

SEANSONABLE FOOTWEAR 5c Footwear for. the entire family. New styles and

moderate prices. ' YOU OUGHT TO BE IN CHRISTIAN'S SHOES PC Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.

CHRISTIAN'S 4502-04 Frankford Avenue

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? of the WYOMING AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH ;

OF PHILADELPHIA ;

ARTICLE I. Reception of Members.

Sec. 1. Any person professing faith in the Lord J e s ~ s Christ, and who may be recommended by the Pastor and Deacons, and giving evidence of a change of heart, and adopting the views of fai th and practice held b y , this Church a s set forth in its Covenant and By-Laws, may, a f te r baptism, be received into it:, membership. Candi- dates for baptism must be recommended by the Pastor and Deacons previous to relating their Christian experience.

Sec. 2. Members from other Churches, holding the s a x e faith may be received by leLters of recommendation and disnlission from their respective Churches. ,

Sec. 3. Those who have once been niembers of Baptist Churches and in contiequence of a n y peculiar circumstances have no rezular letters of dismission, may be received into t h e fellowship of this Churcli by giving satisfactory evidence of a change of heart, Christian conduct and Scrip. tural Faith.

Sec. 4. Excluded members may be restored to membership upon confession of their errors and giving evidence of repentance.

Sec. 5. All candidates fo r membership, whether hy baptism or otherwise, shall before being received into membership, sign their n a r e s in the Covenant and By-Law book, and be provided with a copy containing the Coven- an t and By-Laws, to the end tha t they may act understand- ingly a s to the responsibilities assumed and their assent t o the same.

Sec. 6. The vote for reception of members shall ha laken in the absence of the candidates.

See. 7. No person shall be received a s a member of this Church, to whose admisrion there shall be openly stated objections, sustained by the vote of five members.

S e c 8. Members may be received into the fellowship of this Church a t any of the regular week* meetings, provided a quorum of the Church may be present, and they shall have been elected by a three-fourths majority of the me-rbers present.

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ARTICLE 11. v' A

Dismission of Members Sec. 1. Members desiring letters of dismission shall

make application t o the Pastor or Deacons, who shall re. f e r their application to the Financial Secretary to aster. tain their financial standing. If satisfactory, said appll. cavion shall be presented by the Pastor or Deacons a t s regular meeting of the Church f o r action. No member shall be dismissed by letter who is delinquent, or in ar-

inance rears to the Church. unless exonerated by the I?' Committee. All letters shall have endorsed upon them "valid f o r six months from date," unless o'herwise or- dered by t h e Church a t the time of granting them and

i( shall s ta te the name of the Church with which the appli- '

cant desires t o unite. Sec. 2. Members changiny their place of residence

shall give immediate notice of the same to the Pastor and Clerk.

ARTICLE 111. Each member, whother in attendance upon the meet-

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ings of the Church or not, is required to contribute not less (

than $3.00 annually, to be parid quarterly, monthly or f

weekly, in advance; provided that children under fourteen years of age shall be exempt from payment of dues.

ARTICLE IV. I

Officers of the Church Sec. 1. Pastor. A s often a s it r a y be deemed neces-

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s a ry by the re'signa'ion, removal o r death of the Pastor, the Church shall, without unnecessary delay, invite to it3 pastorship some minister of good report ; provided a t least three-fourths of the members present and voting a t any

. I meeting, of which two weeks' public notice shall be given, consent to the invitation.

Sec. 2. I t shall be the duty of the Pastor t o preach statedly to the Church; to administer the ordinances of the Gospel; to act a s Moderator when present in meetingd for the transaction of business, and t o perform the various duties incumbent on his office.

Sec. 3. Deacons. The Church shall elect Deacons

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a t any regular or duly notified meeting as often a s it may I

be rendered necessary. It shall require a vote of not less I

than three-fourtl~s oC the memberr, present, and the candi- 1 date receiving two-thirds shall be elected.

Sec. 4. It shall be the duty of the Deacons (1 Tim. 3: 8-13) to look af ter such members of the Church a s need

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p e c ~ ~ n i a r y aid, and use t h e a l v s of the Church held '03 them for their relief, to visi' the sick, to prepcre and d ~ l : tribute the elements of the comnlccion. t o advise with and aid the Pastor in matters relating to the spiritual inters;: of the Church for which purpose they shall, with t h ' Pntibor, n-eet statedly once a month, to see that the Pasto- reeives a competent temporal support, and to act a s tho Discipline Committee of the Church, when necessary. The). shall also see t!lat strangers worshipping with us a re cordially welcomed, and in case of vacancy in the pastoral office attend to t h e procuring of supplies for the pulpit.

Sec. 5. A Clerk, a Treasurer. a Financia! Soccretarp. and a Board of nine Trus'ees, shall, a t the annual Church business meeting on the second Monday evening in Sep- tember of every year, be elected by ballot by a plurality of votes; or 'in case of any omission or failure t o elect, a t the next regular meeting for business; and in case of the

, death, resigna!ion or removal of either of the above in- cun.bents, a n election shall be held to fill the vacancy a t the first regular meeting followinr tha t a t which such vacancy shall have occurred; and such election shall be pub. licly announced from the pulpit on the Lord's Day preced- ing such election. The Treasnrer and Financial Secretary shall meet the Board of Trustee:: and be entitled to a voice and vote in its deliberations. The active Board shall con- tinue in the discharge of their office on the election of a

- new Board, until the duties of office have been properly assumed by the newly elected officers.

Sec. 6. Clerk. It shall be the duty of the Clerk % keep a record of all the doings of the Church to keep tho Covenant book with record of i ts members, to prepare all letters of dismission and authority, when voted by .he Church, and to call the regular meetings of the Church.

Sec. 7. Treasurer. I t shall be the duty of the Treas, urer to receive all monies, excepting the relief fund, through the Financial Secretary and to keep an accurate account of the same. H e shall pay out none, except sal- aries a n 8 g a s bill, save on a written order made by the Board of !I'rustees and s'igned by their chairman and secre- t a ry ; and he shall give a n abstract report of the s tate 'of the treasury to the Board a t their monthly meeting, and a full report to the Church a t their quarterly and annual

. business meetings, all of which tball be kept on file.

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a s legal representatives of the Church to hold th. prop- e r ty of the Church in tru:t. They shall provide for the wants to the house of worship, and see that the Church property of whatever kind is properly cared for, and rendered in every way the most serv;ceable to the Church and congregation. I t bhall be their duty t o appoint a Sextorl, and to see that everything is properly arranged before and durinz the time of divine service. Their regular meeting shall I:e held on the first Wednesday evening of every month.

Sec. 9. Financial Secretary. It shall be the duty of the Financial Secretary to receive all monies, transfer them to the Treasurer within one week of receiving, and to take his receipt for the same. He shall also submit 8 quarterly statement to regular contributors and report all members in arrears to the Board of Deacons.

ARTICLE V. Sec. 1. The regular businecs meetings of the Church

shall be held quarterly on the second Wednesday evening in December, March and June, and t h e annual meeting in Sep 'enber , a t 8 o'clock sharp.

Sec. 2. Special meetings may be called by the Pastor of the Church. In case of resignation, absence or refusal to act, the Clerk shall ca!l such meeting on the written request of not less than seven adult male members and the notice shall first be given frqm tke pulpit on th.3 Lord's Day wreceding the date of meeting.

Sec. 3. Seven members shall constitute a quorum for !he transaction of business.

SCC. 4. The Church shall meet regularly every Lord's Day for the public worship of Almighty God.

Sec. 5 . The ordinance of the communion shall be ob- served by t h e Church on the first Lord's Day in each month immediately af ter thte regular morning service, a t which time a n offering for the poor shall be received.

Sec. 6. It shall be the duty of the members to meet once a week for social prayer.

ARTICLE VI. *

Manner of Conducting Business S e c 1. The P ~ s t o r of the Church, or, in his absence,

any brother whom the Church may appoint, shall act a s Moderator in all meetings for the transaction of business.

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Sec. 2. It shall be the duty of the Moderator to keep order, s ta te and explain propositions, secure t o each mem- ).cr respectfully addrersing the chair a respectful hearing, and by his vote decide questions upon which there is no r ajority.

Sec. 3. He shall cause every meeting to be openeo and closed with prayer.

Sec. 4. He shall call for the business of the Church in the follo-fling order:

I. Reading the minutes of the previous meeting. 11. Reports of Officers.

111. Reports of Committees. IV. Receive letters of dismission from d s t e r churches. V. Grant letters of dismission to those requesting

them. VI. Unfinished business.

VII. New business. See. 5. He shall suffer no second motion to be enter-

tained until the one under consideration has; been disposed of, except motions to amend, postpone adjourn, o r to put the main question.

Sec. 6. He shall call to order any member who, while speaking, introduces a n y subject foreign to the one under discussion.

Sec. 7. He shall call to order any member who uses uncotirtccus language, o r whose remarks a r e adapted t o in- .jure the re~u'ation or feeling of any member.

S e c 8. He may speak upon any subject under dis- cusstion by invitinr a brother to preside in his place.

See. 9. Every member who wishes to speak shall rise and respec'fullv address the Moderator.

Sec. 10. Every proposition presented for t h e action of the Church must be introduced by the motion of one member, (in writing if requested), and seconded by another.

Sec. 11. No member shall speak more than twice upon the same cubjet, until each member who wishes t o speak shall have been given a n opportunity.

Sec. 12. Upon any point of order a member may ap- ' peal from the Moderator to the Church, whose decision

shall be final. Sec. 13. All questions shall be decided by the vote of

a maioritv excewt-cases mentioned in othe; sections of

az Sec. 14. There shaII be no other meeting' eld in t h e

building dur1.1g the business meetings of the Church. ARTICLE W I T .

Committees Sec. 1. At the annual businest; meeting in September,

the RCoderator shall appoint a Music Con~m'ittee of three members to have the oversight af t h e musical exercises of the Churc!~. Other c01i1 ~. .c?s illay be appointed a t any business meeting, when deemed advisable, t o take charge of and carry out any particular par t of the Church work.

Snc. 2. There shall be siiSmitted to the Church each year, Ey the Sexota ry of the Sa'~Sat!l School, a list of the officers and teachers of the school, which if approved, shall consXitute a board. To this board shall be entrusted the Bible work of the Church, under the general super- vision of the Superintendent, through who-n a quarterly report shall be submitted t o the Church.

Sec. 3. All boards and commit'ees shall have t!ie r ight to adopi such rules and regulations a s Ihey may deem best and most favorable to their success; providing that none shall conflict with the Covenant and By-Laws of thrs Church, not interfere with i ts regular or :,pedal meetings; . and all such boards, committees societies or associations, shall be amenable to the Church, and submit to it quarterly reports of their work, wants and progress.

Sec. 4. All organizations within the Church for '

Christian work, growing up a s they must, upon t h e seed of gospel t ruth stown by the Church shall be considered a s . belonging to the Church; and while those engaging voI- untari!y in such service shall be considered so f a r inde- pendent in t!leir organrizations a s to elect their own officers, and t o enact laws for their own government, yet i t shall be the duty of all such organizations to render to the Church, a t i ts annual business meeting, a report of their transactions, tha t it may be kept informed of the good work that is thus: being accomplished. - .. .

ARTICLE VIII. Sec. 1. When a n individual member suffers in person-

al character o r estate, from the conduct of any other mem- ' ber, the aggrieved member shall be expected t o proceed (in a spirit of kindness toward the offending person), ill accordance with the rule laid down in the eighteenth chapter of Matthew. Nor shall any individual difference be brought into the Church until this course has been pur-

sued, except through the Board of Deacons, or a special committee appointed by the Church f o r that purpose.

Sec. 2. In all cases where a member has been guilkg of improper conduct, affecting not a n individual exclusive; l y , but bringing reproach upon the Church, and a woun: upon t h e cause of Christ,it shall be the duty of the Board of Deacons to procure evidence of the fact, upon which the Church shall cite the offender to appear, if practicable, a t the next meeting;in case of refusal, or failure to a t - tend the Church may proceed to his exclusion.

Sec. 3. Every member against whom a charge of mis- conduct is preferred, shall have the privilege of speaking in his own defense.

Sec. 4. No complaint shall be preferred in the Church againsit a member, nor shall any action be taken by the Church upon the case of a n offending member, until the offense shall have been specifically stated in writing.

Sec. 5. Written testimony of any person not a member of this Church may be admitted in cases of discipline, but not oral testimony, except the person testifyicg be con- nected with some church of the same fai th and order.

Sec. 6. Members prevented from regular attendance w i t h us by readon of removal t c a distance shall be required (if where they can have access to a regular Bap- t is t Church), t o take and present to such a letter of recommendation or dismission; and ?if no such Church is acces- sible to them to report t o this Church annually a n account of their spiritual condition or be subject t o discipline. -

Sec. 7. All letters of dismiwion from this Church shall have endorsed upon them "valid fo r six months from date,'' unless otherwise or22red by the Church a t the tiaxe they a re granted.

ARTICLE ix. Convening a Council

See. 1. In cases of difficulty fo r the decision of which the Church desires the advice and wisdom of disinterested brethren, Ietters may be sent to neighboring C l l ~ ~ r t h e s , request i~ig them to appoint delegates to meet a delegation from the Church on a specified day, t o which council, when organized the case shall be referred; and their advice r hall be laid before the Church f o r fur ther action.

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u ARTICLE X.

Representatives in Association Sec. 1. Once each year delegates shall be appointed

to represent the Church in the Association, with a writter, statement of the condition of the Church, including i t s change:-which statement shall have received the previous approval of the Church; t o faithfully represent the desires of the Church, and to co-operate with the messengers of other Churches in promoting the interest of the kingdom of Christ.

ARTICLE XI. Licensing and Ordaining Members t o Preach the Gospel

Sec. 1. Any member who, in the judgment of the Church, gives evidence of his piety, zeal and aptness t o teach, tha t he is called of God to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ, may be licensed; provided three-fourths of the members present a t any r e ~ u l a r meeting of the Church agree thereto.

Sec. 2. If the Church unanimously decide that one of i ts licensed preachers possesses the Scriptural qualifications f o r full ordination, they shall call a council of min- isters' and brethren to meet a d'elegation from the Church on a specified day, to examine the qualifications of the can- didate, t o which council the propriety of ordaining shall b6 wholly referred.

ARTICLE XII. Benevolent Action

Sec. 1. The Church holds it to be a n imperative duty to labor fo r the propagation of pure Christianity through- out the world, and shall maintain some system by which the leading enterprises of the denomination may receive their share of support from the illembers akcording a s t h r Lord has prospered them. -

Set. 2. In consonance with the Budget Plan of the Denomipational Conventions a n effort will be made to secure the proportion as'sipned to this Chu*ch, and to this end the second Sundays in November, February, May and . August a re set apar t a s Budget Days, when Missionary subjects will be presented, and offerings received t o meet our Budget obligaticn. Societies forwarding funds to any of the Missinnary Secretaries will so inform the Treasurer of this Church.

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Sec. 3. At the regular Church meeting in June, the Church shall appoint a committee of three members', other than officers of the Church, a s an Aud'iting Committee, to examine the books of t h e Treasurer and the Financial Sec- retary; and t h e said committee shall report t h e result of their examination a t the annual meeting of the Church In September, such examination and report to embrace the finances of the Church to the close of the fiscal year.

ARTICLE XIII. Alterations o r Amendments

Alterations or amendments to ,the foregoing rules [f Church order must be offered i n writing, read and entered on the minutes a t a regular quarterly meeting of the Church, and shall lie over for three months previous to ac . tion being taken thereon; and they shall not be altered, amended or suspended, except by a two-thirds vote of the members present a t any subsequent regular quarterlv meeting of the Church - KEPAIRINC- GIFTS THAT LAST -. - - - - - -. - -

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A .................................... Abbott, Mrs 4636 A Street

...................................................... Adams, Mrs. Caroline H 4732 Ella St. ............................... Armstrong, Mrs. Sophy 341 E. Wyoming Ave.

.......................................... Armstrong, Harry - 341 E. Wyoming Ave. 'I3

....................................... Betzold John E. 5415 Westford Rd., Olney Betzold, Mrs. Florence C 5415 Westford Rd.. OlnW

................ Baldwin, W. H. 3120 Arbor St. .............................................................. Ba!t, Theodore 138 E. Eleanor St.

Batt, Mrs. A. T. 1 3 E. Eleanor St. Baxter, Chester L a n c a t e r Penna. Barrett , Mrs. Lottie ..: 1044 Devereux St., Lawndalc Biedertnan, Albert W. ..................... Cedar City, Iron Co. Utah Biederman, Mrs. Elizabeth ...... Cedar City, Iron Co. Utah . . Beck,'John H 7th and Oak Lane Ave. .,

. Beck Mrs. Charlotte 7th and Oak Lane Ave. :' Berger, Ida 522 Mascher St., Olney

Bevan, Mrs. 4627 Ella St. Bechtle, Mrs. Ida 0 Wingohocking St. Bircher, Edwin W. 4 6 0 N. Front St. Bittle. Seth B. -: 1 1 E. Wyoming Ave

j, Bittle, Raymond J. 14 E. Wyoming Ave. ..... Bittle, Margaret 14 E. Wyomir~g Ave.

Bluett, Frederick . N. Front St., Olney' .... ................ . Bluett Mrs. Blanche ; .L .... 5228 N. Front St., Olney

..................................................................... Boone, C. 228 E. Wyon~ing Ave. . Boone, Mrs. C. 228 E. Wyoming Ave.. ....... Blair, William T. , 4 9 0 4 N. Front St.

.......... Boston, Mrs. George 1 126 E. Louden St. ........... Bispel, Constant : 0 E. Rockland St .

Brooks Howard E. W. Albanus St. Brown Miss Marie 801 N. Front St.

. Brown, Miss Lottie 4801 N. Front St. Bussell, Miss Josephine D. 126 E. Eleanor St.

. Bussinger,. Alfred ....................................................... 4910 N. Front St. Birkholz, Mrs. E. A ....................... 3209 Higbee St. Wissinoming

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............ Car'adica. Mrs. Carrie F 6025 Palmetto St., Lawndale ................................... Cain, Mrs. A. B 1 E. Luray St.

Chism, Miss Jessie .: 1 1 E. Eleanor St. ......................................................... Chism, Miss Eva 118 E. Eltaco? St.

Chism, John 1 1 E. Eleanor St. Carter, E. H. Cedar Grove, Olney Carter, Mrs. E. H. Cedar Grove, Olney

.......... Carter, Ernest K. : 4511 Lee St. Carter, Mrs. Elizabeth K 4 5 1 Lee St.

............................. Clark, Mrs. B. A : .- 2013 StelIa Ave. Clark, Irene 2 0 1 Stella Ave. Corwell, J. Allen 4805 A. St. Cuthill, Alexander . 133 E . R,ockland St. Cuthill, Mrs. Marie . : 1 3 3 E. Rockland St. Cuthill, Julius K 1 3 E. Wyoming St.

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U Decker, Mrs. Anna H 339 E. Wyoming Ave.

...................................... ..... . Decke.r, William C : 339 E. Wyoming Ave. Decker, May 339 E. Wyoming Ave.

................. .......... ................... Decker, Ida C. .: . . . 339 E. Wyoming Avc?. . Decker, Laura A 339 E. Wyoming Ave.

Decker, Elwood 339 E. Wyoming Ave. ... Decksr, John C. Grove, Penna.

Decker, Mrs. Helen W o w Grove, Penna. . DeGroot, Rev. Harry E. .................. 5418 Westford Rd., Oilley

.............................. DeGroot, Mrs. H. E. 5418 Westford Rd., Olney . . DeHaven, Albert 557 W. Louden St.

.. D e ~ t h e r , John 5 6 E. Courtland St. Dixon F. W. 81 E. Duval St., Germantown Dixon, Miss Ru 'h ........................ 81 E. Duval St., Germantown Duffield, Mrs. Alice 2601 N. Sixth St. . Dewey, Elm el- .: Rowlandville Dewey,. Marie Rowlandville Drew, Helen ................................... :... .......................... 101 N. E. Boulevard Dingas, Mrs Catherine . 3526 Lawrence St.

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- ....... Edgar, Mrs. Edna 156 E . Courtland St.

.................................................................... ' Ellis, Miss EIizabeth 4810 D St. . Ellis, Marian 4810 D St.

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. . Emhart , Anna May 3305 Kensington Ave. . England, A. Isobel 4712 D. St.

.. ........................... Fahler, Marie - 4600 N. Front St .

.................................... Franks, Raymond C. 126 E. Wyoming Ave. Franks- Mrs. L. Mae 126 E. Wyoming Ave.

G ...................................... Gallagher, Arthur M. 274 W. Wellens Ave. .................................... Gallagher, Mrs. Isabel 274 W. Wellens Ave.

Gallagher, Harold Gimbel, William

............ Gimbel Mrs Emnia 6409 Rising Sun Ave., Lawndale . Greaves, Mrs. Mildred 4535 N. Howard St.

............................................. Griffith, Mrs. Annie 4806 N. Mascher St. ................................................................ . . Griflith, May 4806 N. Mascher St.

...................................................... Griffith, John M. 0 6 N. Mascher St. Griffith Frederick 4 8 0 N Mascher St. Griffenberg, D. L. .............................. 115 W. Wellens Ave., Olney Griffenberg P'rs. Bella 115 W. Wellens Ave., Oliley Grimm, Wal ' e r H. , 2 6 3 W. Albanus St. Grimm. Mrs. Anna 263 W. Albanus St. Grimm, Char1e.s F. ....................... 335 Sanger St., C!:escer.trill~ Gtimm, Mrs. Emm 5 Sanger St., Crescentville Grouse, Thomas F. 4609 Ella St. Grouse, Mrs. Abbie 4609 Elln St. Gunsenhauser, Will Gunsenhauser, Mrs. Kathryn S. ...... 108 Roosevelt Boulevard

H Hookway, Rev. John A ................................ 127 E. Wyoming Ave. Hookway, Mrs. Edna M...: 127 F,. Wyoming Ave. Hookway, Elizabeth M. .............................. 127 E. Wyoming Ave. Hookway, J. Arthur 127 E. Wyoming Ave. Hansen, Andrew 1 4 E. Louden St. Hansen, Ellen ............................................................... 142 E. bouden St. Hanns, Mrs. Margaret Castor Rd. and Cottman St.

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Hanns, Walter Castor Rd. and Cottmal: St. Fox Chase

Hanns, George Castor Rd. and Cottman St. box Chase

..... Hardiman, Albert W. 129 E. Mentor St. ... Hardiman, Mrs. Eliza 129 E. Mentor St.

Hardiman, Miss Florence 129 E. Mentor St. ....................... Hofford, Mrs. E. F 151 E. Albanus St.

Harrison, Miss 1 4 E. Albanus St. Holmes, Elwood G. .. 4 6 0 9 Ella St. Hoffman. Mrs. Edith Jersey City, N. J. Hoffner, Mrs. Ada L a y and A Sts. Heckman, Mrs. Florence 132 W. Gale St., Olney Holthaus, J. W. 1 4 E. Wyoming Ave.

.................................... Holthaus, Mrs. J. W. 141 E. Wyoming Ave. ................................. Holthaus,. Kathryn C: 141 E. Wyoming Ave.

........ . Harvey, Misk Mattie ,.. ; - 4733 A. St. Hustler, Clarence H. 4 8 1 A. St. Hustler, Mrs. Grace 4 8 1 A. St. Hucknall, Frank E. .................................. 4849 N. 10th St., Logan

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. Johnson, Mrs. Ruth V. 4730 D St. Johnson, Mrs. Jennie 4 3 0 N. 3d. St.

. Johnson, Miss Ida 4806 Palethorp St. Johnson, Gladys .- 4 8 0 0 A St. Jones, George F. N a n t i o k e Pa. Jones, Mrs. George F. N a n t i o k e Pa. Jordan, Howard L. 4 6 3 A. St. Jordan, Mrs. Nellie 4 6 3 A. St.

K Kahn,, Bernard H. . 535 W. Venango St. Kahn, Mrs. Fltorence S. 535 W. Venango St. Kennedy, 0. C. ............................................................................ 4 8 A St. Kennedy, Miss Laura . 4814 A St. Kimble, Mrs. Mary H. . 2013 Stella Ave. Kimble, Mis's Irene E .................................................. 2013 Stella Ave. Kindle, John 5528 American St., Olney Kircher, Mrs. Rachel A .............................. 141 E. Wyoming Ave. Knox, MSss Bessie 4 E. Mentor St. Krebs, Sadie . 4605 N. Front St.

L Langhorne, Milton G. 4733 A St.

. Laurilliard, Mrs. Clara 1 2 5 E. Mel?tor St. Lip.ps, Clyde St., O l n ~ y Lloyd, Mrs. N. 3d St. Logan, Mrs. Sarah H. in St., Darhy - Lob!ey, Willia-,I 4826 Hope St.

. Lob!ey, Mrs. Florrie 4826 Yope St. .............................................................................. Lobley, Mabel 4826 Hope St.

Lovett, Mrs. Sarah 2 3 4 N. 5th St. Luders, Mrs. Elizabeth ......................................... 232 W. Soulas St. Luders, Miss Elsie Ida . 232 W. Soulas St. Lukens;. George H., Jr . Water St., Olney

M MacMurtrie, Hugh Stone Harbor, N. J. MacMurtrie, Mrs. Hannah .............................. Stone Harbor, N. 6. MacMorris, John G. ................. ,.,. .......... 126 E. Eleanor St. MacMorrisi Mrs. E. Eleanor St. MacMorris, Isaac E. Eleanor St. Marsden, Miss S. Marshall, William H. E. Eleanor St. Marshall, Mrs. Marie E. Eleanor St. Marshall, William, Jr. E. Eleanor St. Marshall, Herbert, 1 3 E. Eleanor St. Marshall, Milton :... ............... 130 E. EXeanc(r St. Marshall, Mathilda . 130 E. Eleanor St.

............ Mays, Mrs. Frances 270 Mather Ave. Jenkin!own, Pa., Mays; Allen R A 2 1 Mertin St., Roxboroug?~ Martin, Mrs. Ida ............................................................ 441 E. Mentor St. Miller, Nrs. Emma ....................................... Maple Ave, Rowlandville Miller, Mrs. Sophie Marie . 4638 A St. M'itchell, John 442 E. Mentor St. Mitchell, Mrs. John .................... i ........................ 442 E. Mentor St.

- McEwen, Miss Mary ... 612 A St. McEwen. Miss Martha 612 A St. McBride, William 8 A St. McBride, Mrs. Mary 0 A St. McBride, Wesley 4 A St.

. McKendry, Mrs. J. .................................................................. 4521 N. Lee St. McKendry, Mrs. Edna M . L a y and A Sts. McCulloch, Miss Margaret 4 5 2 N. Lee St. McLachlan. George . 243 W. Rockland St. McNeill, William J. 4836 A St.

McNeill, Howard 4836 A St. McNeill, Norman 3 6 A St. M.oora. Walter E. 4 6 N. Front St.

. Moore, Mrs. Margaret 4602 N. Front S Morse, Cha rles M. 2 0 W. Soulas St.

....................................... Morse, Mrs. Gertrude R. 250 W. Soulas St. Morse, Grace C. .,., 2 5 W. Soulas St.

.. Myers, William 0. 4416 N. 6th St. Myers Mrs. Bertha Murphy, Daniel .........

.............................. Muckenfuss, Mrs. Sarah 106 Wingohockj~lg St. ........................................... Muckenfuss Harry 106 Wingohock~ng St.

Murray, Mrs. Carrie 2858 N. Leithgow St. N

..... Neeld, Mrs. Mary - 5017 N. Penn St. Frankford ................................................................................. Noll, Robert 3216 Hurley St.

........... ................. Nuss, Miss Wilhelmina 449 E. Wyoming Ave. 0

Offner, Miss Gussie Philadelphia . Osborne, Mrs. Emma 122 E. Eleanor St.

Pallett Miss Annie 4730 Ella St. Parcell, Walter ..................................... - 4 6 3 A St.

........................................................................ Parcell, Mrs. Walter 4630 A St. Parcell, Miss Edna 4 6 3 A St.

. Parcell, Frank Q u a k e t o v , Pa. Parker, Mrs. Clara M. 329 E. Wyoming Ave. Parkinson, Mrs. Violet 4 3 0 Ella St. Parkinson, Mrs. Sarah .................................................... Vineland, N. .J. Pickenhahn Walter C. ...................... e- ................ Mentor and A Sts. Pickenhahn, Mrs. Margaret ........................... Mentor and A Sts. Pitts, Edward C. ............................. 835 Sanger St., Crescentville Pitts, Mrs. Isaballe C ................... 835 Sanger St. Crescentville Plews, Mrs:. Anna : 8 A 8:. Ploss, Mrs. Amelia Bristol and Third Sts. Ploss, Sophy . Brit01 and Third S's. Porter, ElsYe ............................................................. Greenmount Cemetery Porter, W. J. ........................................................... G r e e n o n t Cemetery Poultney, J. William . 4303 Oriarlna St. Poultney, George 4 5 2 Bodine St. Poultney, Alice 4 3 0 N. 3d St. Powers,. Benjamin ,C. ..................................... 4716 Rising Sun Ave. Powers, Mrs. B. C. .......................................... 4 Rising Sun Ave.

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............................................................... Price, Mrs. A l i e 2531 Memphis St. Price, Mabel .:;:: L 2 1 E. Louden St.

- ............ Price, Rose ...? i..! .- : 219 E. Louden St. ? . . . . . . . . R . #.

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Redner D. Stanley 5234 N.. Front St.,, Olney .. Redner, Eblidg '..: 5234 N. Front. St., Olney

............................. Reeves, Rowara' 1018 Robbins Ave., Lawndale Reeves, Mrs. Estella .................. 1018 Robbins Ave., Lawndale

..... Reinert, Mrs. Edna 4535 N. Howard St. Reichell, Ruth . 4920 A St. . Reese, George Lower Providence

.................... Ross, D. Stanley ............................................................. A St. Rudolph, William' 6 N. "Front St. Rushton, Mrs. M. A. ..................... ;: - ............... . . . N. Palethorp St. Rus'hton, John . : A . . . . Rbberts ~ h a r l e s H. ............................................... 129 E i Mentoll' St. Ruth, Mrs. W. H. ..................................................... 535 W. Venango St. Ruth, J. Earl ................................................................... 3150 N. Darien St. Ruth. Mrs. J. E. 3150' N. Darien St. - -

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s #. 'Ci , . ., Sackett, Castor Levick St. awnd dale Sackett, Mrs. Edna L i c k St.; Lawnda1.e Schattler, Bernard H. . . 4916 A St. Schattler, Mrs. B. H. ................................................... 4 9 1 A St. Schattler, Charles .......................................................... F: 4 9 1 A St. Schattler, Grace - .... 4 9 6 A St. Schattler, Matilda .......................... 4916 A St. Schafer, Fred G. 5605 N. Mascher St., Olneg'

T l ly town, Pa. ...... T l l y t o , Pa.

Seibold, Leona 1 0 ,E. Mentor St. Smith, Mrs. Agnes. . 1 1 E. Luray St. Smith, Miss Florence .,... 1 E. Luray St. Smith, William J ........ : ...,........... 4735 Maple Ave., Rowlandvillc Smith, Mrs. W.;J. ..................... 4735 Maple Ave., Rowlandville Smith, Mrs. Alberta .................. 4735 Maple Ave., Rowla.ndville Schmitzer, Mrs. Elsie . 239 W. Mentor St. Sheppard, Mrs. 4547 Smedley St. Schultz, Mr. . 4515 N. Front St. Schultz, Mrs. 4515 . N. Front St. Smith, Mrs. James 4 1 N. Front St. Smith, Pearl 4 6 1 1 N. Front St . Smith, Raymond L. 1 3 W. Gale St., Olney.

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..... Schuster, Mrs. W . .- . 4 N. Front .S t . Stehle, Miss Ida F . . 4 9 N.' Front s t . Stockton, Harry S. 4808 N. Palethorp St. Stockton, Mrs. Florence 4808 N, Palethorp St. Stirling, Mrs. Mabel F ; ..... Phi!adelphl? Storkey, :William P. ................................... 3135 N. Hutehlnson S:. Storkey, Mrs. Annie C. .......................... -3135 N. Hutchinson St. Stephens, John .B. 4 8 N. Palethorp St.

..... Stephens, Mrs. Alice : 4806 N. Palethorp St. ..... Straughan, Mrs. - 919 E. Russel St.

Stubbs, Mrs'. S. 2 0 E. Glenwood Ave. I, i Wildwood, N. J.

.. Stubbs, Winifred 0 7 E. Oourtland St. Stubbs, Mrs. Alice 1 E. Courtland St. Stubbs;' Theodore ; 2 0 E. Glenwood Ave.

Wildwood, N. J. Strothers, H. G andif ord, Bristol Pike

andiford, Bristol Pike St., Norristown, Pa.

nd Tabor Rd., Olney nd Tabor Rd., Olney nd Tabor Rd., O l n e ~

.......................................... Subers' Dorothy 5th and Tabor Rd., Olney . Sparks, Mrs. Roberta 4535 N. Howard St.

..... . Sibley, S. A. .".... L ; - 5239 N. American St. T . .

.................. Thompson, James A . . . 4823 Hope St. Thon;pson, Mrs. Dinah 4823 Hope St.

....... .......... Thompson, Eva t.: r 220 E. Ruscomb St. ......................... ...................... Thoms, Miss A.::;,..:.: i: 4754 N. Mascher St.

Tompkins, Oscar and, Courtland Sts. Tompkins, Mildred Front and Courtland St$.

.......... . Tull, Mrs;-Emma.: ; 4609 Ella St. Troxell, William N. J.

...... Turner, Henry i 4 3 N. Front St. Turner, Anna M. ............................. 4 3 7 N. Front St.

................................ Turner, Edith .M. ............................ 4737 N. Front St. ....... ...................... Tucker,, J a n i e s B . .::: : 3952 N. 5th St.

Tucker, Mrs. Mary L. : 3952 N. 5th St. . . . W

.... .................................... Wagne?, Mrs. Myra r .i 2634 Bonafen S t Walmsley, James E. Bustleton, Pa.

.............................. Walms_ley, Miss Anna E . 1428 W. Dauphin St.

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Walmsley, William 108 Roosevelt BouIevard Walmsley, Mrs. Maud 108 Roosevelt Boulevard Wal.lisley, William, Jr. ........................ 108 Roosevelt Boulevard Walte.r, Mrs. Blanche ................................................... 4611 N. Front St. Williams, Mrs. Jemima 4 8 1 A St.

. Wilson William C .. 2724 N. 19th St. Wilson, Mrs. Annie E 2724 N. 19th St. Watt . William C. ............................................. 121 E. Wyoming Ave.

........................................ Witherington, Mrs. Mabel Pittsburgh, Pa. Wolfinger, Char!es . 164 W. Albanus St. Wolfinger. Mrs. Anna 1 6 W. Albanus St- Wood, Mrs. Edna Jeffer~onville, Pa.

. . Wood, Mrs. Esther Valley Forge, Pa. v A

Young, Mrs. F. H . 207 E. Wyoming Ave. . Z -

Zimmerman Raymond 106 E. Wyoming Avc. Zimmerman, Herbert 106 E. Wyoming Ave.

CONTRIBUTING !MEMBERS Bircher, J. E - . L a y and A Sts. Burr, George : 4 8 1 A SL- Cathcart, Mrs. Ella W 514 W. Chew St., Olney Clements. Mrs. . 142 E. Wyoming Ave. Hansen, Mrs. A. . 142 E. Louden St- Jones, Mrs. K. S 4922 N. 11th St., Logan Laycock, Luke .: 2 1 W. Louden St. Laycock, Mrs. Martha . 213 W. Louden St, Mack Mrs. A . 3305 Kensington Ave. Schrank, Mrs. Front below Courtland St. W a t t Mrs. I. D. 121 E. Wyoming Ave. Woodruff, Oliver - ...... - 4608 Ella St. Woodruff, Mrs. May .......... : - . 4608 Ella St. Telephone, Wyoming 2741

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