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ARTICLE X. - AMENDMENTS.
These articles, or any of them, may be altered or amended by a vote of two-thirds of the members present, at any meeting regularly called for that purpose.
Constitution of the Ecclesiastical Society
ARTICLE 1 -NAME AND MEMBERSHIP.
The name of this Society shall be THE KEN- WOOD EVANGELICAL. CHURCH SOCIETY. All per- sons of legal age contributing to its support, and all persons of legal age, members of the Church to be organized in connection with this Society, shall be entitled to vote at all its meetings.
ARTICLE HI - TRUSTEES AND THEIR DUTIES.
SECTION 1. The property of this Society shall be held in trust for the Society by a Board of seven Trustees, who shall also manage its pecuniary affairs according to the laws of the State. They shall be subject at all times to the directing vote of the Society, and shall have no power to buy, sell, mortgage or transfer real property without the specific authority of the Society therefor. No act of the Trustees shall be valid except when passed in open board at a meeting regularly called. The Board shall make an annual written report of its doings to the Society.
SEC. 2. Trustees shall be elected at the annual meeting of the Society for the term of three years. They shall be divided into three classes, one of
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which shall go out of office each year. A majority of the Trustees shall be members of the Kenwood Evangelical Church, and no person shall be eligible for the office of Trustee whose election would invert that proportion.
ARTICLE III --- OFFICERS AND THEIR DUTIES.
As soon as convenient after the annual meeting of the Society, the Trustees shall meet and organize by the election of a President, a Clerk and a Treasu- rer, who shall also serve as officers of the Society. The President shall preside at all meetings of the Board and appoint the Standing Committees. The Clerk shall keep a record of all the meetings of the Society, and of the Board of Trustees, and shall hold the papers of the Society, subject to call. The Treasurer shall receive all moneys belonging to the Society, and pay out the same only on the written order of the President. In case of a vacancy in any of these offices from any cause, the Trustees shall elect a successor for the unexpired term, at a special meeting called for the purpose. The President and Treasurer shall present written reports at the annual meeting of the Society each year.
ARTICLE IV. - - ANNUAL MEETING.
The first regular annual meeting of the Society, for the election of officers and the transaction of appropriate business, shall be held the third Mon-
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day of December, 1886, at 7:30 p. m., and annually thereafter.
ARTICLE V. SPECIAL MEETINGS
Notice of all meetings of the Society shall be given from the pulpit on the Sunday preceding the appointed time. Special meetings may be called by the Trustees, or by any ten members, such call being in writing, with not less than three days' notice.
ARTICLE VI QUORUM AND RULE AS TO DISPOSAL. OF PROPERTY
SECTION 1. Twenty members shall constitute a quorum, but no sale, mortgage, or transfer of property shall be made except at a meeting which has been notified on two preceding Sabbaths.
Src. 2. But no action of the Society shall alienate the property of the Society from the use and purposes of the Society, nor may the name be changed, except upon affirmative vote of not less than three-fourths (1) of all the adult members of the Church and Society at the time of such action.
SEC. 3. Section two ( 2) of this article shall not be repealed except by an affirmative vote of three-fourths (1) of all the adult members of the Church and Society at the time of such action.
ARTICLE VIL -- AMENDMENTS.
Any proposed alterations of these rules must be stated in the public notice of the meeting appointed
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for that purpose, but no amendment inconsistent with Sections 2 and 3 of Article VII. shall be entertained.
MUSIC COMMITTEE.
By an arrangement between the Church and Society, the Music Committee consists of one per- son appointed by the Prudential Committee from their own number, one of the trustees appointed by that Board, and one person elected by the Society at its annual meeting. This Committee elects its own chairman, engages the members of the Choir and controls its secular management, within the limits of expense determined by the Society or its trustees.
Constitution of the Sunday School
ARTICLE | -- NAME.
The name of this school shall be the SUNDAY- SCHOOL OF THE KENWOOD EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
ARTICLE H . OFFICERS.
The officers shall consist of a Superintendent, an Assistant Superintendent, a Secretary, a Treasurer, a Librarian, and such others as may be determined by vote of the teachers.
ARTICLE HII ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The officers above named shall be chosen by a majority of the ballots cast. The offices created by vote of the teachers shall be filled by the Super- intendent, subject to confirmation by the teachers. The full term of service for officers shall be for one year from the first Sunday in January, and until their successors are elected.
ARTICLE IV .. DUTIES OF OFFICERS.
SECTION I. The Superintendent shall be the executive officer of the school. He shall direct its management, conduct its exercises, appoint its teachers, and in general shall study its welfare and efficiency.
If any teacher is absent, without sufficient
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excuse, for more than three consecutive Sundays, it shall be his duty to provide another teacher for the class.
SEC. 2. The Assistant Superintendent shall assist the Superintendent in the discharge of his duties, and in his absence assume the manage- ment of the school.
Sne. 3. The Secretary shall keep a statistical register of the school and present a summary report of the same in writing, weekly and quarterly. He shall also keep a correct record of the minutes of all teachers' meetings, and have the custody of papers and records belonging to the school.
SEC. 4. The Treasurer shall hold all moneys belonging to the school and disburse the same in accordance with the vote of the teachers.
SEC. 5. The Librarian shall have general over- sight of the library, and attend to the proper dis- tribution and care of the books.
SEc. 6. It shall be the duty of the Superinten- dent, Secretary, Treasurer and Librarian to present written reports for the year at the annual meet- ing, All officers shall be subject to the directing vote of the teachers.
ARTICLE V .- MEETINGS.
SECTION I. Meetings for the study of the les- son may be held from time to time, as determined by the vote of the teachers.
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SEC. 2. Business meetings of the teachers shall be called by the Superintendent quarterly. He may call special meetings at any time, and shall call such a meeting at the request of any five teachers.
Notice of all business meetings shall be given during a regular session of the school. At these meetings the officers and teachers of the school shall be entitled to voice and vote.
SEC. 3. The annual meeting for the election of officers and the transaction of business shall take place the week preceding the annual meeting of the Church at the call of the Superintendent.
ARTICLE VI .- QUORUM.
A quorum for the transaction of business shall consist of at least ten officers and teachers.
ARTICLE VII AMENDMENTS
This Constitution may be altered or amended by a two-thirds vote of those present at any business meeting, provided at least ten days notice be given of the change proposed.
Constitution of the Ladies' Society
ARTICLE 1 - NAME AND OBJECT.
This organization shall be called the LADIES' SOCIETY OF THE KENWOOD EVANGELICAL CHURCH; its object is the advancement of all those interests in the Church for which the ladies may properly have a care.
ARTICLE IL .-- OFFICERS
The officers of this Society shall consist of a President, Vice- President, Secretary and Treasurer. They shall be elected by ballot, perform the duties usually incumbent upon their respective offices, and serve until the election of their successors.
ARTICLE HL. MEMBERSIHP:
The payment of an initiation fee, and thereafter of an annual due, of one dollar, shall constitute any lady a member of this society; and only members shall be allowed to vote.
ARTICLE IV -- COMMITTEES.
Any permanent department of the Society's work may be entrusted to a standing Committee, which shall have charge of whatever the Society undertakes in that department, and may suggest such plans concerning its prosecution as seen
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wise. The directors of these committees shall be elected by ballot at the annual meeting; and with the officers of the Society shall constitute the Executive Committee, who shall consult for the general interests of the Society, and appoint the other members of the standing committees.
ARTICLE V. MEETINGS
From the third week in September until April, the Society shall hold meetings at such intervals as it may determine. All meetings shall be pre- viously announced from the pulpit. The last meeting before the summer recess shall be the annual meeting, when the retiring Secretary, Treasurer and Directors of Standing Committees shall make reports for the year, and the President shall give an annual address, all of which shall be in writing.
ARTICLE VI -MONEYS.
Money raised by the Home and Foreign Mis- sionary, the City Charities, and the Friendly Aid Committees may be forwarded by them directly to its proper destination, but full report of the same shall be made quarterly to the Treasurer, and be entered upon her books. All other moneys col- lected by the Society or any of its committees shall be held by the Treasurer, and be disbursed only by vote of the Society.
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ARTICLE VII. - STANDING ORDERS.
Any permanent arrangements other than those prescribed by the constitution shall be kept by the Secretary upon a separate page of the record book, for easy reference.
ARTICLE VIII. - AMENDMENTS
This constitution may be amended by a two- thirds vote of the members present at any regular meeting, provided notice of the amendment pro- posed be given at the next previous regular meet- ing of the Society.
STANDING ORDERS
1. The following shall be the usual order to be followed at the business meetings:
(1) Call to order.
(2) Devotional Exercises.
(3) Reading of Minutes.
(4) Report of the Treasurer.
(5) Reports of Committees.
(b) Unfinished Business.
(7) Miscellaneous Business.
2. The following shall be the list of Standing Committees: ( 1) On Foreign Missions. (2) On Home Missions. (3) On City Charities. (4) On Friendly Aid. (5) On Benevolent Work. (6) Devotional Committee. (7) Social Committee. (8) Pulpit and Flowers.
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3. The retiring President shall present a report of the work of the Society during her year of office at the next following annual meeting of the Church.
7. The Committees on Foreign and Home Missions and on City Charities shall spread intelli- gence and awaken interest in the causes they rep- resent and shall solicit offerings in their behalf.
The Devotional Committee shall have oversight of the meetings of prayer other than those held in the especial interest of missions.
The Social Committee shall meet and introduce strangers, promote friendly intercourse in the Church, and arrange for such social gatherings as are deemed advisable.
The Dorcas Committee shall have charge of the sewing and all other such work undertaken by the Society.
The Friendly Aid Committee shall conduct the organized work of friendly visitation and relief in the families of the poor in the district assigned to the care of this Church.
The Pulpit and Flower Committee shall care for the arrangement of the flowers at the Church services and have general oversight of the Church furnishings.
hyde park Christian Union.
ARTICLE I -MEMBERSHIP
Active members of the Prudential Committee of the Kenwood Evangelical Church and of the Ses- sion of the First Presbyterian Church of Wood- lawn Park, together with the Board of Spiritual Control of any Church which may hereafter be associated with us, shall constitute the membership of this corporation.
ARTICLE HL- STEWARDS
The management of the allais of the Union shall be itrusted to a Board of Stewards or Trus- tees, twenty-one in number, of whom five shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. The Board shall consist of the Pastors of the Churches co operating and of men chosen by the Board of Spiritual Control in each Church, from those who have been ordained as office-bearers therein. The number of Stewards chosen from each Church, when once agreed upon, shall not be changed except by the consent of a majority of the members from every co-operating Church. Stew- ards from each Church shall serve one year from the date of their election.
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The Stewards shall have entire control of the affairs of the corporation, both spiritual and finan- cial, subject, however, to the direction of the Union. They shall annually elect a President, Secretary and Treasurer, and such other officers as they inay require, and may adopt rules for their ordinary guidance.
ARTICLE IV -- MEETINGS.
Meetings of the Union for the transaction of business shall be called by the Secretary upon the written request of any five members. The annual meeting shall be held on the last Monday in April, when written reports for the year shall be pre- sented by the Secretary and the Treasurer. Due notice of all meetings shall be mailed each member by the Secretary.
ARTICLE V. AMENDMENTS
These By- Laws or any of them may be amended by a two-thirds vote of the Stewards and the approval of all the Boards of Spiritual Control of the Churches co-operating; or by a two-thirds vote of the members of the Union present at any regularly called meeting; provided, that ten days previous notice of the amendment be properly mailed to each member.
Doung Woman's Missionary Society.
ARTICLE I. - NAME.
This Society shall be called the Young Wom- an's Missionary Society of the Kenwood Evan- gelical Church.
ARTICLE II. OBJECT.
SECTION 1. The object of this Society shall be the promotion of a missionary spirit, the acquiring of missionary knowledge and the collection of money for missionary purposes.
Src. 2. The moneys collected by this Society shall be divided equally between the Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior and the Wom- an's Presbyterial Board of Missions.
ARTICLE II. - OFFICERS.
The officers of this Society, chosen annually, shall be a President, Vice-President, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer.
ARTICLE IV. -- DUTIES OF OFFICERS.
It shall be the duty of the President to preside at all the meetings of the Society and to have gen- eral oversight of the work. The Vice-President shall perform the duties of the President in her absence. The Recording Secretary shall keep a
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careful record of all business transacted and read the minutes of the previous meeting. The Corre- sponding Secretary shall attend to the correspond- ence and shall send out all notices of meetings. The Treasurer shall keep an accurate account of all moneys entrusted to her, and once a quarter shall forward half the amount to the Treasurer of the State Branch and half to the Treasurer of the Woman's Presbyterial Society for Home Missions.
ARTICLE V. - DUES.
Any person may become a member of this Society by the payment of at least ten cents a month.
ARTICLE VI - ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting of this Society shall be held in April for the election of officers and pre- senting of annual reports.
ARTICLE VII .-- AMENDMENTS.
This Constitution may be amended by a vote of two-thirds of the members of the Society present, provided notice of this amendment has been given at a previous meeting.
jform of Infant Baptism.
Moved by a sense of parental responsibility and by the persuasions of God's Holy Word, you bring this child to receive the ordinance of baptism. In this ordinance you consecrate him to God, and pre- sent him to receive the seal of His covenanted grace, which, inworking with your faith, is able to make your child regenerate and an heir to the heavenly kingdom.
You recognize parental government and influ- ence as one of the chief instruments through which God will bless your offspring. You therefore pledge yourself to fidelity in the discharge of this sacred trust, and will look to Him for daily supplies of strength and wisdom. You engage to instruct your child in the truths of God's Word and the principles of our Christian faith; to exercise over him a wise and loving government, and yourself to set him an example of holy living; so leading him in the paths of truth and godliness. In depend- ence upon God's grace, do yon thus covenant?
In our fidelity to this engagement our Heavenly Father will not forget yon nor yours. The cove- nant He made with the fathers, He will keep with the children. The seal of that covenant your little one is now privileged to receive.
Officers.
pastor. REY JOHN P. HALE, D D. A FORTY SIXTH STREET
Elders.
FRANK E. SPOONER (N)
MYRON W. ATWOOD 1599) -
JAMES W. JANNEY (900)
NATHANIEL - BOUTON HOD .
IS FORTY SEVENTH STREET
IT GREENWOOD AVENUE 1324 ELLIS AVENUE 4729 GREENWOOD AVENUE
Deacons.
EDWIN IL SEDGWICK (1999) 4524 FILIS AVENUE
CHARLES J. DODGSHUN (1899)
411 BERKELEY AVENUE
ARTHUR B. FARWELL (Np) 4516 LAKE AVENUE
WILLIAM HI BRINTNALL (900) 4621 ELLIS AVENUE
JAMES N. STEELE (1900) 4520 LAKE AVENUE
JOHN S. RANSOM (150%) ELLIS AVENUE
GEORGE H. BLISS (S. S. Supt.)
4528 LAKE AVENUE
Clerk and Treasurer.
ROBERT B. BOAK
4741 KIMBARK AVENUE
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The Ecclesiastical Society.
ALBERT C BUTTOLPH President. 422 ELLIS AVENUE EDWARD G SHUMWAY , Societari. 1549 ELLIS AVENUE 52 WABASH AVENUE
ALBERT 1. DENNE, David, JONATHAN W. BROOKS J. J. D.AC
LAWRENCE A CARTON JOHN G. SHEDD
house Committee.
L. A. CARTON J. W. BROOKS J. D. SHEDD
Dew Committee.
A. L. DEANE
J. C. BUTTOEPH J J. DAU
Ushers.
ROBERT B. BOAK
MYRON W ATWOOD ARTHUR B. FARWELL CHARLES SQUIRES E. IL. SEDGWICK GEORGE F. FISHER
Serton.
PETER T. JENSEN, 4621 EVANS AVENUE
May be found at the Church daily (except Monday) from eight o'clock until four Bell at the Forty-sixth street entrance.
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The Sunday=School.
SUPERINTENDENI
GEORGE H. BLISS
ASSISTANTS
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SECRETARY TREASURER LIBRARIAN
ASS'Y LIBRARIANS
HARRY HANSEN
PIANIST
ORGANISI
5 1 SIDNEY CROCKER MISS FAS HILL MISS BLANCHE SWINGLEY
JULRSS STEELE
BENEVOLENCE COMMILIFE
MRS W H BRINTNALL
MRS. ( W FRENCH JOHN'S RANSOM
MRS. C. J. DODGSHUN
LIBRARY COMMITTEE
MRS H H. FIELD MISS E. O MORSE
Teachers.
BIBLE CLASSES
MISS VIRGINIA BENTLEY MRS. S. H. BOUTON W. H. BRININALL
JOHN P. HALE CHAS. LOUGHRIDGE GILBERT A. BLISS MISS M. J. BUSS MISS C CLEVELAND
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MYRON W ATWOOD DR A. W. HOYT EDWIN W. SEDGWICK ROBERT BOAK, JR. SHERMAN HI BOUTON
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C. J. DODGSHUN
JOHN S. RANSOM
MRS. J. S. RANSOM
MRS E. A. SHERBURNE
ARTHUR B FARWELL
MISS M. E. SIMPSON
TAPPEN HALSEY
FRANK E. SPOONER
MISS MARY HALSEY
JAMES N. STEELE
CHIAS L. HAMMOND
ICLICS STEELE
JAMES M. JANNEY
MRS. JULIUS STEELE
MISS S . POMEROY
MISS BLANCHE SWINGLEY
MISS HELEN THOMAS
Intermediate Department.
SUPERINTENDENT
MRS. L. A. CARTON
Teachers
MRS. A. I ARBUCKLE
MISS BERTHA E. COLIOM
MRS. M. H BARKER
MRS C. J. DODGSHUN
MRS. W. 11. BRINTNALL
MRS. J. W. JANNEY
MRS. GEORGE H. BLISS MRS. WILLIAM JONES
MISS GEORGIANA SPRINGER
Primary Department.
SUPERINTENDENT
ASSISTANTS -
MRS. A. W. HOYT MISS ELIZABETH MORSE .. MISS MARGARET BROWN MISS LOUISE SEYMOUR
MRS. HI IL. DEMING
MISS EVA B. GRAVES
63 Teachers.
MISS FANNIE G. ANDERSON
MISS MOGENE BIGGIE
MISS EDWINA DORLAND
MISS ALICE MOORE
MISS LILLIJ. A. DEANE
MISS ADA W. MORRISON
MISS CORNELLA DRAKE
MRS. JAMES G REID
MISS ANNA DEARDOFF
MRS. L. H. SEDGWICK
MISS MAY FISHER
MRS. E. G. SHUMMAN
MRS. C W. FRENCH
MISS MAL SPOONER
MISS ETHEL F GRAVES
MISS EMILY SPRINGER
MISS MARY GUL.L
MISS GRACE THORP
MISS MARY E HIGGIN.
MISS VIVIAN WIATR
Christian Endeavor Society.
SILAS M WILLEN President
MISS ISABELLE WEBSTER
Vice President
MISS EMILY OSBORN Secretary STANLEY FARWELL Treasurer
Topic Committee.
EDWINA DORLAND, GRACE GILI .. HELEN SHEDD
Lookout Committee.
JOHN STEWART HALE EDISON BLISS
MARY BARKER
The Ladies' Society.
MRS. JAMES N STEELE, President MRS. GORDON VALENTINE, Vice-President MRS. OTIS HE. WALDO, Secretary MRS. JULIU'S STEELE, Treasurer
Directors.
FOREIGN MISSION COMMITTEE,
MRS. C. J. DODGSHUN
HOME MISSION COMMITTEL. MRS. TAPPEN HALSEY
CITY CHARITIES COMMITTEE, MRS. GEORGE A. TRIPP
DEVOTIONAI COMMIIILE,
MRS J. W JANNEY
SOCIAL COMMITTEE.
MRS. C. L. HAMMOND
DORE AS COMMITTEE, - MRS. 1 ... A. SHERBURNE
FRIENDLY AND COMMUNITE. MRS. W. G. COOLIDGE
PULPIT AND FLOWERS -
- MRS. WILLIAM JONES
Representatives.
THE WOMAN'S PROTECTIVE AGENCY, MRS. J. W. CLOUD
THE WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN ISS'N
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MISS LOUISE M. SEYMOUR
MISS MARY GILL.
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL. . 1 MRS. J. W. JANNEY
MRS. C. J. DODGSHUN
MRS. C. B. FRENCH
FLOWER MISSION
1 1 01
MRS. S. H. BOUTON
Doung Woman's Missionary Society.
MRS. OLIVER C ELY
President
MRS. FRANK M CASE
Vice- President
MISS ITL. L.L.N L. BAGLEY
Seu try
MRS. CHARLES B. FRENCH
Branding Sec'y
VISS LOUISE M SLAMOUR
l'eaurer
MISS MARTHAT SIMPSON Organist
Sewing Committee.
MRS ( W. FRENCH MISS MARGARIT S. BROWN
MISS ANNA P KELLOGG MISS ADE.L. A SPRINGER MISS VIRGINIA'S BINIITY
The Book and Blazer Club.
I PIERCE SEWELL. MISS MARGARET S. BROWN I. RANK R. SPOONER MISS LOUISE M. SEYMOUR
President
Vice-President Cor Secy Res. Sec'y
WILLIAM S. BOYD, JR. Trassurer
Members of the Church.
DATE RECEIVED. RESIDENCE
Adams, Delle Eloise (Mrs W S.) . Dec. 3, '90 1345 Lake Sve Adolphus, W. Sept 25, 17. 250 Forty -seventh St. Adolphus, Emma II. Sipt. 25, 187 250 Forty seventh St.
Alexander, Mary E. (Mis. D. G ) June 5. '57
Anderson, David Jan. 25, 'ut Bu El Ave.
Anderson, Mis. Sarah Emuma Jan. 25, '91
130 Ellis Ave.
Anderson, Miss Fannie (
March 31, '97
411 Ellis Ave.
Andrus, Inin I. (Mr -. F H )
April 1, '94
1735 Woodlawn Ave
Atwood. Myron W
at organization
.4324 h.llis Wve.
Atwood, Mrs. Emeline R. .at organization .4324 Ellis Ave
Atwood, Miss Eliza Wells April 3. 195. 432| Elle. . Ave.
Baker, Flora A.(Mis. F. II ) Des. 1, 95. 200 Forty-sixth St.
Baldwin, Lillian M.& Mrs C. F ) . Nov. 27. '90. 205 Forty-sixth St.
Barker, Di. M. R
Jan. 1, '94.
1625 Greenwood Ave.
Barker, Mis. Maty II Jan. 1, 94 . 1025 Greenwood le
Barnes, Edith Kalhoty Mr . Win i June .. >; Ploents And.
Baylev, Edwin F
1034 Greenwood Ive.
Bayles, Mas. Anna Kath Det 1,50 4031 Greenwood Ave.
Bayley, Miss Helen Isabel jan. 21. 91 1031 Greenwood .Ave
Belden, Miss Grace. Jan. 30, '89 50,37. Washington Ave.
Bentley, Charles S
Feb. 1, '93
453 Elli- We.
Bentley, Mis. Mary D)
Feb. 1, '93 1153 Ellis .Ave.
Bentley, Miss Virginia E Feb. 1, '93 453 Ellis Ave.
Berry, Miss Lillian MI
March 31, '97. 35 Woodlawn Ave.
Berry, Mary A.(Mrs. A. S ) June 2. '97 1435 Woodlawn Ise.
Biddle, Ella F. (Mrs. W. B. ). June 3. '91 4541 Lake Ave.
Blackman, Mis. Florence I.
J.m. 30, 'My The Kenwood
Blatchford, Mrs. A. Kamphemia
Dec. 2, '91 .. 79 Forty-fourth St.
Bliss, George 11
April 3, '87
. 4525 Lake .We.
Bliss. Mis. Mary M
April 3. 'S;
452% Lake Ive.
Bliss, Julian P'
April 3. '87
4151 Lake Ave.
Bliss, Miss Harriet M Oct. 3. '58. Pasadena, Cal.
Boak, Robert B Jan. 31. '86 4744 Kimbark Ive.
Boak, Mis. Jane E Jan. 31, '86 1744 Kimbaik Avc.
Boak, Robert. Ir Nov. 25. 191. 1711 Kimbark Ate.
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NAME :.
DATE: RECEIVED. RESIDENT
Boak, Miss Mary MI
March 30, '92
1711 Kimbath Ave.
Boak, Miss Jeanme
Feb. 2, '90 .. 17H Kimbask .Ave.
Bobo, John L .Jan. 25. '91. . 4246 Drexel Boul.
Bobo, Mrs. Ellen F
Jan. 2%, gr. 1246 Drexel Boul.
Bogue, Grace C.(Mrs. O. 1.) . Jan. 25, '90.
5037 Washington Ave.
Bouton, Christopher B
at organization .. Svo Woodlawn Ave
Bouton. Mrs. Ellenora
at organization. too Woodlawn . Ive.
Bouton, Miss Bertha
June 6, '97 4:00 Woodlawn .Ive.
Bouton, Miss M. Persis
June 6, 97 4500 Woodlawn We.
Bouton, Nathaniel S
at organization .. 19: Forty-seventh SI.
Bouton. Sherman II
Aug. o, 93. . to51 Ellis .Ive.
Bonton, Mrs. Olive J
April 2, 00. .6051 Ellis Ave
Bradshaw, Mis. Harriet P Nov. 30, 87 4522 tireenwood Ive.
Brintna!l. William Il
June 15, '92. 4021 Ellis Ave.
Brintnall, Mis, Gertrude S. June 15. 92 4021 Ellis .Ive.
Brintnall, Charles S.
June 15, '92
4021 Ellis . Ive.
Brooks, Jonathan W .. Jr.
June 5, 57
4912 Woodlawn Ave.
Brooks, Mrs. Mary 1
June 5. : 57
4912 Woodlawn .Avec
Brooks, Paul.
April 2, tp) .1912 Woodlawn Sve.
Brooks, Raymond
Dec. 1, '97 4912 Woodlawn Avec.
Brooks, Margaret J. ( Mis C. M . J 27, 19.
1455 Sidney Ave
Brown. Herbert (
brown. William I'
Out 2, 02 Springfield, Mass.
Brown, Mus. Mary I. S.
Oct. 2, '92 Springhell, Mass.
Brown, Edward I
Oct. 2, '95 44 Madison Park
Brown, Mrs. Helen S
Oct. 2, 95. 44 Madison Park
Brown, Miss Margaret S . Oct. 2. 95 44 Madison Park
Brown, William C Oct 2. 05. 44 Madison Park
Brown. Francis C Oct 2. '95 44 Madison Park
Buss. Miss Mary j .. Jan. 29, '91 49 Forty-sixth St.
Candee, Elizabeth (Mrs. G. W. . Jan. 19, 95. 45.40 Lake . Ive.
C'andee, Miss Mary .Jan. 19, 9% 1540 Lake .\ve Capelle, Susie C. (Mrs. M. E.) Jan. 25, '91 . 308 Forty-ninth St
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