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Secretary of Official Board-D. J. Weaver, 948 N. Ewing Street. Financial Secretary-Arthur Sutton, 1112 N. Tuxedo Street.
Church Treasurer-J. I. Garrett, 1328 N. Shannon Avenue. Benevolence Treasurer-Ralph Jackson, 1328 N. Gale Street. Trustees-See page 13.
Finance Committee and Stewards-See page 19 -.
Class Leader-Mrs Grace Johnson.
Group Leaders .:
Olney Street-Mrs. Lela Harnish and Mrs. Rosa Litteral. Gale Street-Mrs. Methel Hale and Mrs. Florence Moore. Ewing Street-Mrs. Hazel Grimes and Mrs. John White. Kealing Avenue-Mrs. Ruth Sachs and Mrs. Clara Lewis. Tuxedo Street-Mrs. Grace Johnson and Mrs. Minnie Bon- durant.
LaSalle Street-Mrs. Addie Griffith and Mrs. Catherine Slusser.
Dearborn Street-Mrs. May Kennedy and Mrs. Florence Murphy.
Oakland Avenue and West-Mrs. Maggie Eaton.
East 10th Street-Mrs. Joseph Shields.
South of Tenth Street-Mrs. Elsie Youll, Mrs. E. T. Smith and Mrs. D. J. Weaver.
East of Railroad-Mrs. Lelia Kennedy, Mrs. J. I. Garrett, Mrs. Beulah Lewis, Mrs. Gertrude Shawver, Mrs. Anna VanZandt.
North of Park-Mrs. I. G. Boyd.
North-Mrs. C. C. Voorhis.
East-Mrs. Bertha Buhmiller-
South-Mrs. Wardner Burney.
West-Mrs. Faye Schermerhorn.
Non-Resident-Mrs. Clara Jackson and Mrs. Cora Casey.
President of Calendar Circle-Mrs. Nellie Plymate.
Treasurer of Calendar Circle-Mrs. Anna VanZandt.
President of W. M. S .- Mrs. Rosa Litteral.
Treasurer of W. M. S .- Mrs. Leah Slack
President of Otterbein Guild-Miss Jessie McCallie ..
Treasurer of Otterbein Guild-Miss Kathryn Eaton.
Sunday School Superintendent-C. B. Murphy.
Sunday School Treasurer-Carl VanZandt.
Presidents, Treasurers and Superintendents of Christian En- deavor Societies-See pages 43, 45, 47. Directors of Christian Education-See page 23.
Flower Chairman-Mrs. O. D. Lewis.
Communion Stewards-Mrs. Maggie Eaton and Mrs. Maggie Karrer.
"One of the hindrances to Christian influence is that so many people would rather argue about their religion than live it."
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B B Days that are gone all too soon
PHOTOGRAPHS turn back the years. The fresh, smiling faces of babyhood are yours to cherish in after years if you frequently visit your family photographer with the children NOW.
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Clem C. Voorhis Studio
611 North Illinois Street Riley 4209
PHOTOGRAPHS Glive Forever
MARBLE, TILE AND SLATE
O'Toole Marble and Tile Co.
836 Architects Building Telephone Riley 3814
WAINSCOTINGS, FLOORS AND CEILINGS
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"Upon the first day of the week le't every one of you lay by him in store, as God hath prospered him."-I Corinthians 16:2.
FINANCIAL PROGRAM
Finance Committee:
E. T. Smith, Chairman
C. E. Vollmer
Arthur Sutton, Secretary O. D. Lewis C. C. Voorhis
C. B. Murphy
J. C. Hill
Stewards
Junior-Frank Hamblin, Francis Raub, Charles Voorhis, Homer Shields, Paul Stewart, Charles Johnson, Evelyn Hockett, Evelyn McCallie, Gretchen Kern, Ruth Ross, Miriam Vollmer, Evelyn Coppage, Martha Stewart, Merriam Howenstine.
A Junior Every Member Canvass was conducted among the young people of high school age and the boys and girls of the church and about 100 pledges were secured. We believe that children and youth should be trained to give to the church.
Senior-Ralph Jackson, Kenneth Hoagland, George Eggle- ston, Travis Annis, J. J. McEowen, J. I. Garrett, Horace Taylor, H. W. Johnson, Earl Lashbrook, Karl Hollingsworth, Mac Hol- lingsworth, Carl VanZandt, J. H. Pearson, Eugene Buhmiller, E. S. Stewart, Leon Slack, Bertha Buhmiller, Rosa Litteral, Ethel Wickes, Grace Johnson, Elva Holy, Leah Slack, Mildred Hoil- ingsworth, Florence Murphy, Etta Vollmer, Lela Harnish, Ruth Sachs, Clara Lewis, Florence Moore, Marguerite Stewart.
Budget June 1, 1930, to May 31, 1931
To Trustees:
For interest and obligation on Building Debt
$ 9,949.72
Insurance on church for three years 1,350.00
Incidentals and repairs
400.28
TOTAL $11,700.00
To Local Treasurer:
Salaries-Pastor, Assistant and Janitor $ 4,160.00
Music
250.00
Publicity
140.00
Heat, light, gas and incidentals 800.00
TOTAL $ 5,350.00
To Benevolence Treasurer:
Conference Quota
$ 1,200.00
Church Federation
50.00
Indiana Central College 400.00
Bonebrake Seminary
200.00
$ 1,850.00
TOTAL GRAND TOTAL $18,900.00
To raise the above budget, members of the church are asked to subscribe as much as they can; however, the church asks no more of any individual than he should contribute to the church as a Christian. The one budget system is used and all pledgers are urged to pay on their pledges weekly. The weekly pledges to the budget are supplemented by four special cash and catch- up days during the year, as follows:
June 29, 1930-Third Anniversary Day-Goal $3,333.33
September 21, 1930-"Joash's Chest" Day.
December 23, 1930-"Give God A Gift" Day.
Easter, 1931-"Love Offering to Christ" Day.
We urge every member of our church that has any income to pledge and pay. It is more for their own good and for their standing with God than it is for the good of the church, but members must meet their obligations to the church if they would have the church meet its obligations to the world.
"Christian Giving is an essential part of Christian Living."
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"Ye looked for much and lo, it came to little; and when ye brought it home, I did blow upon it. Why? saith the Lord of hosts. Because of mine house that is neglected, and ye run every man into his own house."-Haggai 1:9
TITHER'S LEAGUE
The Brookside United Brethren Church has had a Tither's; League since January 21, 1918. Mr. Hill had called a meeting at his home, then at 1027 Kealing" Avenue, and as a result of this. meeting, an organization was perfected with ten members en- rolled. At the present time there are at least 112 tithers in the church membership. Mr. Clem C. Voorhis is at present the: Chairman of Stewardship and President of the league.
The League meets quarterly on the fifth Tuesdays. Meetings. will be held July 29th, September 30th, December 30th and March 31st, 1931, and anyone is welcome to attend. One of the: questions asked of applicants for church membership is: "Will. you study to know your duty as a Christian Steward, and will you contribute to the support of the local Church and benevolent. interests of the church as God prospers you?" The two great essentials in Church endeavor are Evangelism and Stewardship. In the League, Stewardship is studied and discussed.
BASIS FOR TITHING
The "tithe" principle of the Old Testament becomes the "life" principle of the New Testament. The tithe in the Old Testament acknowledges God's ownership and sovereignty. In these days of Grace, with the Crucifixion and Resurrection back. of us, we should do more-we should be stewards of all that we are and have. Jesus said: "This ought ye to have done, and not to have left the other undone." We cannot give direct to God, but we can give to the cause for which Christ died. One tenth is small when we realize that God furnishes both the capital and the increase.
"The earth is the Lord's, and the fulness thereof; the world and they that dwell therein." Psalms 24:1.
"Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse, that there may be meat in mine house, and prove me now herewith saith the Lord of hosts, if I will not open you the windows of heaven, and pour you out a blessing, that there shall not be room enough to' receive it." Malachi 3:10.
"Honor the Lord with thy substance, and with the first fruits of all thine increase." Proverbs 3:9.
"He which soweth sparingly shall reap also sparingly; and he which soweth bountifully shall reap also bountifully. Every man according as he purposeth in his heart, so let him give; not grudgingly, or of necessity: for God loveth a cheerful giver. And God is able to make all grace abound toward you; that ye, having all sufficiency in all things, may abound to every good work." II Corinthians 9:6-8.
"It is not what he has or even what he does which expresses the worth of a man, but what he is."
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"Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your hearts unto the Lord."-Ephesians 5:19.
MUSIC
Music Committee of Church-Clem C. Voorhis, Grace John- son, R. R. Wickes.
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CHOIR
Director-H. H. Wickes. Organist-Mrs. Leah Slack. Executive Committee-Leon Slack, R. R. Wickes, Emily Cook. Rehearsal-Friday evening-8:00 o'clock.
ORCHESTRA
Director-H. H. Wickes. Manager-Arthur Sutton. Rehearsal-Wednesday evening-7:30 o'clock.
"Music is the child of prayer, the companion of religion."
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Indiana Central College
Indiana Central College is a high type Christian College owned and operated by the United Brethren Church. Its church constituency includes a hundred thousand United Brethren in Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. Therefore, the people of Indianapolis are especially favored in having the college located here in this city.
Indiana Central has been having a wonderful growth in students, buildings, campus, student activities, and recog- nition on part of the public.
It gives the regular four-year college courses leading to the Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts, and Bachelor of Music Degrees. It prepares students for high school and grade school teaching and issues certificates for life license.
The student organizations and student activities are of the best type and most helpful.
The teachers have high scholastic training and take real interest in the students.
The expenses are very moderate. Expense for tuition and fees amount to $168.00 for a year.
A rapidly increasing student body gives evidence of the real merits of Indiana Central.
We appreciate the cooperation of the people of Brookside and welcome her young people.
I. J. GOOD, President
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"Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth."-II Timothy 2:15
PROGRAM OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
Brookside Young People who are Students and Prospective Stu- dents of Indiana Central College.
Board of Christian Education-Mrs. Grace Johnson, Presi- dent; Miss Frances Weaver, Secretary; C. B. Murphy, Clem C. Voorhis, Mrs. Etta Vollmer, Karl Hollingsworth, Thelma Ful- kerson, Travis Annis, Grace Eaton, Dale Cullin, H. G. Ken- nedy and J. I. Garrett.
General Director-Rev. Forest A. Reed.
Adult Director-Mrs. Elva Holy.
Young People's Division Director-Miss Frances Weaver. Children's Division Director-Mrs. Lelia Kennedy.
Aims-To teach and train childhood, youth and maturity the Christian way of living.
To train childhood, youth and maturity for the largest ser- vice and to promote the development of well-rounded Christian character through proper and adequate religious aducation.
To win individuals to Jesus and to seek the development of the human soul.
To promote the cause of higher education under Christian auspices and to encourage young people to volunteer for special Christian service.
Essential Factors:
1. A program of worship to strengthen the devotional life.
2. A program of study to widen the intellectual back- ground and stabilize idealism.
3. A program of service as an avenue of expression for the ideals that people accept.
4. A program of physical and social activities to give out- let in a character building process for physical restlessness and to aid in establishing helpful, wholesome social contacts.
(Join the Young People's Otterbein Crusaders movement for
Faith, Fun and Fellowship)
"Educate men without religion, and you make them but clever devils."-Wellington
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Indianapolis Traffic Bureau ARTHUR SUTTON, Manager Freight Claims and Rate Adjustment Complaints with the Interstate Commerce Commission and Adjustments with the Classification Committee a Specialty 315-317 Indiana Trust Building Phone Riley 5134
Compliments of O. D. LEWIS
"If It's Coal, Call Pittman-Rice" Pittman-Rice Coal Company, Inc. 102 South LaSalle Street, Cherry 5100 64th Street at Cornell Avenue, Humboldt 1325 WE DELIVER ANYWHERE
Hume Dry Goods Company CLAUDE L. HUME, Proprietor Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes Men's Furnishings 3429-3431 East Tenth Street at Olney Street
THE BROOKSIDE U. B. CALENDAR CIRCLE
is known far and near for its GOOD DINNERS Served on Wednesday Evenings 5:30 p. m. to 7:00 p. m. in the Church Dining Room 1035 North Olney Street
Adults 35 cents Children 20 cents We Invite You to Patronize Our Loyal Women
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"Thy "Word have I hid in my heart, that I might not sin against "Thee."-Psalm 119:11.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
Chester B. Murphy, Supt. 1402 N. Dearborn Street Phone Cherry 6142
‘Our Aîm-Teaching about Christ, leading to Christ, and building up in Christ.
Our Invitation- Come to Sunday School at '9:15 A. M. every Sun- day morning. We want you with us and & cordial welcome awaits 'you ..
OFFICERS
Superintendent-Chester B. Murphy; Assistant, Leon Slack. Secretary-Treasurer-Carl VanZandt; Assistant-William ‘Sachs.
Librarian-William Needham; Assistant-Adrian Lang.
Classification Supt .- O. D. Lewis; Assistant-James Law- rence.
Enrollment Secretary-Betty White; Assistant-John Gar- rett.
Secretary of Absentees-Beulah Hall; Assistant-Sarah Vollmer.
Birthday Secretary-Mrs. Flossie Sutton; Assistant-E. T. Smith.
Chorister-John Ealy; Assistant-James Lawrence.
Pianist-Mrs. Leah Slack; Assistant-Roland Johnson.
Cradle Roll Supts-Mrs. Florence Murphy and Mrs. Ethel Wickes.
Home Department Supts .- Mrs. Maggie Karrer and Mrs. May Kennedy.
Missionary Supt .- Mrs. Rosa Litteral.
Temperance Supt .- Mrs. Cora Sharpe.
Teacher Training Supt .- Mrs. Goldie Breedlove.
Children's Division Supt .- Mrs. Lelia Kennedy.
Young People's Division Supt .- Frances Weaver.
Adult Division Supt .- Mrs. Elva Holy. ·
The Sunday School Council which is composed of all the officers, department superintendents, teachers, presidents and secretaries of classes, meets the third Monday of each month at 7:45 P. M.
Three years ago Brookside Sunday School ranked fifth in average attendance in the conference and now it is in second place. The total enrollment for the school is about 800, and the average attendance is about 410.
"The chief and central feature of every properly conducted Sunday School is the teaching of God's Word."
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"Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not: for of such is the Kingdom of God."-Luke 18:16
NURSERY AND KINDERGARTEN CLASSES
Nursery Class-Mrs. Ethel Wickes, teacher, 1222 N. Gale St., Phone Cherry 1071-M; Lillian Casey, Assistant. Kindergarten Class-Mrs. Grace Johnson, teacher, 1105 N. Tuxedo St., Phone Cherry 3667.
Department Secretary-Mrs. Lela Harnish.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
Superintendent-Mrs. Lelia Kennedy, 1121 N. Kealing Ave., Phone Cherry 6746.
Secretary-Francis Raub. Pianist-Kathryn Eaton.
Teachers-Ruth Jackson, Mrs. Maggie Eaton, Kathryn Eaton, Mrs. J. J. McEowen, Mrs. Bertha Buhmiller and Chas. G. Mitchell.
"The Sunday School ought to begin when the child gets there."
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"From a child thou hast known the Holy Scriptures, which are able to make thee wise unto Salvation through faith which is in Christ Jesus."-II Tim. 3:15
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT
Superintendent-Mrs. Alta Hall, 1325 N. Ewing St., Phone Cherry 6301-W.
Pianist-Ruth Griffith.
Teachers-Mrs. Sarah Coppage, Mrs. John White, Mrs. Elsie Youll, Betty White, Ruth Griffith and Walter Imel.
THE CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENTS
The departments of the Children's Division are doing fine work and great interest is being shown by the children. The Brookside United Brethren Church believes that the child should have the central place in the program. We would rather con- serve childhood than reform adulthood. We do not want the scars that follow the "wild oats" days.
Our workers with the children ask for the cooperation of all the parents. We would be glad to have the children stay for the church worship service and we would appreciate having all the parents present. The Word tells us to "train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old he will not depart from it." (Proverbs 22:6). Let us work together in making boys and girls know that the most important thing in life is to "love God and keep his commandments."
Special plans have been made for the Children's Division for the summer-Daily Vacation Bible School from June 23- July 11, picnics, parties, class meetings and a great time with Jesus in the lesson periods on Sunday.
"A church that cannot save its own children can never save the world."
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"Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth."-Ecc. 12:1.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT
Superintendent- Charles E. Noble, 1120 N. Olney St., Cherry 5454-M. Teachers-Mrs. Ruth Sachs, Mrs. Lillian Annis, Jessie Mc- Callie, Travis Annis, Earl Lashbrook, and Charles Noble.
SENIOR DEPT., LOYAL DAUGHTERS AND MINUTE MEN Brookside Loyal Daughters-Mrs. J. I. Garrett, teacher. Officers-President, Izetta Smith, Vice-president, Norma Fields, Secretary, Anna Mae Aldrich, Treasurer, Eva King. Class Meeting-First Wednesday evening of each month. Minute Men-Teacher, George Eggleston. Officers-President, Charles Voorhis, Vice-President, Dale Murphy, Secretary-Treasurer, Dale Gilson.
"You can get no better exercise than obeying the commands of God."
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"Seek ye first the Kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you."-Matt. 6:33
YOUNG PEOPLE'S CLASSES
Nonpariel Class
Teacher-Mrs. Elva Holy. Officers-President, Beulah Hall; Secretary, Effie Shoemak- er; Treasurer, Sarah Vollmer.
Sunshine Girls Class
Teacher-Mrs. S. E. Litteral. President-Charlotte Sharpe.
Class Organized July 24th, 1926. Motto: "Beautiful thoughts make beautiful lives."
Colors -- Orange and white.
Class Meeting-Fourth Monday evening of each month.
Brookside Christian Builders
Teacher-Eugene Buhmiller. Officers-President, George Butler; Secretary-Treasurer, Russell Fields.
Young People's Organization-Otterbein Crusaders Meets every second and fourth Tuesday at 7:30 P. M.
"Go no place where you would not like to be found when Jesus comes."
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"DUTCH" BAUMANN GARAGE General Repairing and Greasing DAY OR NIGHT 3823 East Tenth Street Phone Cherry 1036
F. P. FOULKE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Churches, Factories and Apartments a Specialty 607 Peoples Bank Bldg. 147 South Bancroft Ave. Phone Irvington 2712
Phone Riley 9548
GEORGE BETTENBROCK, 2920 Adams Street Phone Cherry 4202 BETTENBROCK & THOMAS Plastering Contractors JESSE THOMAS, 834 North Olney Street Phone Cherry 0460
C. O. Warnock Company C. O. WARNOCK, President
Ford Products
819 East Washington Street Lincoln 8396
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"Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God."-I Cor. 10:31.
YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE'S CLASS
Colors: Red and White. Motto: "Get Married and Join Our Class." -
Class Officers
President-J. I. Garrett.
Vice-President-T. B. Montgomery.
Treasurer-K. E. Hoagland.
Recording Secretary-Harvey Shawver.
Ass't Recording Secretary-Mrs. Mildred Hollingsworth.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. Helen Sinnett.
Executive Committee-Class Officers and Mrs. Leah Slack and Dwight Casey.
The Young Married People's Class was organized in the early fall of 1925 with an enrollment of six couples. The class has made a steady growth up until the present time when the enrollment numbers seventy, and four other members are active in other departments as teachers.
Mr. Clem C. Voorhis was chosen teacher by the class shortly after its organization and has been in charge of the Devotional services since that time. The class is chartered as an organized adult Bible class. A large percent of the class are members of the church.
The regular monthly social is held the last Monday in each month. Other social activities are conducted by the class such as parties and picnics where good times are enjoyed and friend- ships strengthened. The men of the class organized a basket ball team and made an excellent showing in the Church B. B. League the past season. The class has presented three plays, and has sponsored several other entertainments.
"We must pay with our bodies for our soul's desires."
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"Keep yourselves in the love of God, looking for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ unto Eternal life."-Jude 21.
GLEANERS' BIBLE CLASS
Teacher-Mrs. Etta Vollmer.
President-Mrs. Lucy Kasting.
Secretary-Mrs. Flossie Sutton.
Assistant Secretary-Mrs. Emily Cook.
Flower Chairman-Mrs. Florence Moore.
Class Meeting-Second Tuesday of each month at 7:45 P. M.
Carrying Out Your Contract with God
When you make a contract with anyone it must be based upon a valuable consideration.
There was a woman of Israel named Hannah and she made a solemn contract with God.
When her son, Samuel, was born he was promptly placed in the church for training.
As a result of that schooling he came to manhood clean minded and clear brained. He was a statesman who shaped and guided the national life of the Hebrews.
The fierce light of publicity beat upon him as it does all who are invested with authority. He never failed in his leadership.
Many a parent has lived to rejoice that their faithful living has influenced sons and daughters to be good men and true in all the hazards of the rough road of life.
Samuel-the church-trained boy of Israel-began well, con- tinued well, ended well.
"Sinners will be saved when Christians act as if they had been saved."
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"Watch ye, stand fast in the faith, quit you like men, be strong."-I Cor. 16:13
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MEN'S BIBLE CLASS
Teacher-E. S. Stewart, Phone Cherry 4810-J.
President-J. C. Hill, Phone Cherry 1136-R.
Vice-President-Walter Cook, Phone Irvington 5201. Secretary-Treasurer-J. W. Bailey, Phone Cherry 3992.
Class Meeting-Fourth Monday at 7:45 P. M.
ALL MEN AGREE
1. That the church is essential in a community.
2. That the children should have Sunday School training.
3. That this training must be made possible.
4. That the responsibility rests upon every man in the com- munity.
JOIN US
Do not let "George" do it all. "Give to the world the best you can do, And only the best will return to you."
Here is your opportunity to help and be helped.
"Churches like armies, live by conquests, when conquest ceases mutiny begins."
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"And all the women that were wise hearted did spin with their hands, and brought that which they had spun, both of blue, and of purple, and of scarlet, and of fine linen."-Exodus 35:25.
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CALENDAR CIRCLE
Officers:
President-Mrs. Nellie Plymate, 3615 E. 16th St., Phone Cherry 6733-R.
Firse Vice-President-Mrs. Florence Murphy.
Second Vice-President-Mrs. Beulah Lewis. Third Vice-President-Mrs. Etta Vollmer. Secretary-Mrs. Florence Moore. Assistant Secretary-Mrs. Ethel Wickes. Treasurer-Mrs. Anna VanZandt.
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