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TO THE GENERAL MEETING OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS İN SOUTH AFRICA :-
TO THE AUSTRALIAN GENERAL MEETING OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS HELD AT HOBART :-
Dear Friends :- The love of God in Jesus Christ our Lord reaches all parts of the world. In this love we salute
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you. As we consider the spread of the Kingdom of God _on earth, we rejoice in the scattered groups and individuals as outposts of this Kingdom. Thus do we all become am- bassadors of the Glad Tidings and are bound together in a common cause.
As we learn of your faithful testimony, you become a help to us and we desire that this helpfulness may be mutual. Your problems though outwardly dissimilar to ours are in essence the same as ours. We know that Jesus Christ came to save the whole world. In spite of our human frailty and our failures, we recognize that we do receive help from God. So let us press forward, seek- ing to realize the great truth that we are all one in Christ Jesus our Lord.
We have welcomed the home-coming of our dear friends, Wm. C. and Elizabeth C. B. Allen, who have brought your message of love to us.
In a full measure of that same love that prompted their visit to you,
We are your friends,
Signed on behalf of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends,
FOURTH MONTH 1, 1921.
PHILADELPHIA YEARLY MEETING OF FRIENDS TO JAPAN YEARLY MEETING OF FRIENDS, TOKIO, JAPAN :-
Dear Friends :- We acknowledge with thankfulness the receipt of a letter from Hijirizaka Monthly Meeting, dated Fourth Month 20, 1920.
Since the return of Wm. H. and Julia Cope Collins and Walter W. Haviland from Japan, we have rejoiced in an increased fellowship with you. Through them, as well as through some of your members now visiting us, we have been able to share to some degree in your perplexities, and to be glad in your achievements. It is an inspiration to us to know of your enthusiasm and faithfulness, bring- ing nearer, as it does, the day when the world shall be made one in a common allegiance to Christ. You challenge
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us, and all Friends, to join hands the world around, and to go forward with courage.
Our hearts are saddened by the intelligence of the ill- ness of Gilbert Bowles, whose presence among us with his wife for a few months last year was a great joy to us all. We trust that his health may be restored and that the blessing of God may continue to rest upon his efforts.
Signed on behalf of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting,
FOURTH MONTH 1, 1921.
To THE SZECHWAN YEARLY MEETING OF FRIENDS, CHENGTU, WEST CHINA :-
Dear Friends :- Your letter from the seventeenth An- nual Gathering of your Meeting, dated Fourth Month 2, 1920, has been read in our Yearly Meeting now in session. We enter with deep and profound sympathy into your problems both spiritual and material.
We rejoice in the progress you have made toward self- support, feeling sure that the nearer you approach this goal, the deeper will be the interest of your members.
We are also glad to know of your Central Executive Committee which we trust may prove helpful in many . ways. Such co-operation is a great factor in the right conduct of our Lord's work and the advancement of His Kingdom in the earth.
We are thankful that you were able to send delegates to the All Friends' Peace Conference, and trust they have returned to you in safety, bringing to you rich reward in inspiration and practical suggestion, from that great gathering.
In the midst of the many and serious concerns under which we are now laboring, our hearts go out to you in tender love, desiring above all things that the Gospel of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ may be exalted amongst you, and that many hearts may come to know the Peace of God that passeth all natural understanding. We com- mend you to His care and keeping.
May the Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ and the love
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of God, and the communion and fellowship of the Holy Spirit rest and abide with you all.
Signed on behalf of the Yearly Meeting of Friends of Philadelphia,
FOURTH MONTH 1, 1921.
To FRIENDS AND THOSE IN SYMPATHY WITH THEM IN GERMANY :-
Dear Friends :- The Yearly Meeting of Friends in Phila- delphia, assembled at Fourth and Arch Streets, from the twenty-eighth of Third Month to the first of Fourth Month, 1921, has been brought into a feeling of deep sympathy for all the scattered groups and individuals in various parts of Germany, who have come to hold con- victions in line with those principles of Christian truth, for which during two centuries and a half this body has striven to stand.
Several members of our Yearly Meeting, who have been in Germany within the past year, are with us at this time, and we have been able to have direct reports con- cerning you, which have revealed to us the earnestness of your purpose, and have acquainted us with some of your problems and difficulties.
You share with us the conception that Christianity is a way of life for the present and not merely an ideal for the future. You have found in these hours of adversity that Christ alone can meet your deepest needs. He longs to be close to all of us, in our hearts, guiding us with His Divine light through dark places.
We remember the great religious movements of Ger- many in centuries gone by, and we long that in this hour of the world's great need, a deeper, fuller revelation of the essential meaning of Christianity may be given to you, to us, and to all men, and that we may all realize afresh that our loyalty to God and to our fellow-men alike re- quire of us that we unflinchingly strive to practise Christ's way of life in its purity and simplicity.
That those abnormal conditions, which have so long obtained in your country and throughout Europe, and
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which have caused so great tension and strain among the entire population, may be righted, is our heartfelt prayer. May all of us be strengthened and built up, by faithful obedience to those revelations of the Truth, which have been or may yet be granted to us by our Heavenly Father. And may we be alert to make use of every opportunity that God may give us, for the service of reconciliation which is the work set before every loyal subject of the Prince of Peace, who is Jesus Christ our Lord.
With a greeting of warm love,
We are your friends.
Signed on behalf of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting,
FOURTH MONTH 1, 1921.
To OUR MEMBERS AND OTHERS WORKING UNDER A. F.
S. C. SOJOURNING IN EUROPE AND THE NEAR EAST :-
Dear Friends :- The members of our Yearly Meeting are often thoughtful of you, and it is hoped by this letter to remind ourselves and you of the close bonds that hold us together even when we are thousands of miles apart. In those distant lands you are our ambassadors and, we reverently believe, the ambassadors of God. We are grateful for your work on our behalf. As we acknowledge you as our representatives and claim a share in the service of your hands which God so richly blesses, we want you to know that you can claim of us our love, our prayers, and our loyal support.
Though these words have the formality of a Yearly Meeting Epistle, they convey also the warmth of a simple letter from home. We like to picture you at work in your several places while we sit in our meetings here. Our imagination roams away beyond these familiar walls to hospitals, and warehouses, schools and offices, wherever you may be engaged in the relief of suffering and need. We like to feel the heart-enlarging experience that comes to you as you enter into sympathy with human souls in distress, or accept their tearful gratitude for relief. Per- haps you cannot always speak fluently with the people of foreign tongues, but fortunately your message is one
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of loving deeds and that language needs no interpreter. It is a perpetual Pentecost.
The continuous work of Friends abroad is a challenge to us at home, and we have felt it so at our meetings. At first this work largely consisted in restoring buildings and the physical comforts of human homes. These homes are holy as the hearths of God. Then our work became the restoration of human bodies stunted and injured by hunger and disease. These, too, are "temples of the living God." Beyond the physical relief you are bringing some- thing more significant, something that affects the minds and spirits of men. In these, too, we believe that God dwells and manifests Himself. In America we have been spared the first two forms of war ruins-the ravaging of villages and countryside as in France and Poland, and the devastation of the bodies of little children, as in the Central Empires and Russia. But on the souls of men
the war has wrought in our own land incalculable moral damage. Spiritual reconstruction is needed here as much as anywhere. To help our fellow-men to free their minds of the poisons of prejudice, suspicion and hatred, to de- mobilize the passions and false philosophy of militarism, to convert the "heathen heart that puts its trust in reeking tube and iron shard," into the spirit "that takes away the occasion of all war," and to prevent the future from merely turning old hatreds into new ones against newly- discovered enemies domestic or foreign,-these are the extensive tasks of reconstruction at home which appeal to us as corresponding to the work that you are doing abroad. Under such burdens as these our meeting has especially travailed this year.
Whatever sense of regret we may feel because of your absence, is overshadowed by our joy in your wider sphere of influence. We only wish that here at home every one of us might be able to put into our routine of life the freshness, the vigor and the adaptability that your more novel situations demand of you. These times require of us all whole-hearted devotion to the way of Christ. May we not join hearts across the sea in the familiar words :- "Thou, O Christ, convince us by thy Spirit, thrill us
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with Thy Divine passion, drown our selfishness in thy in- vading love, lay on us the burden of the world's suffering, drive us forth with the apostolic fervor of the early Church." In love we remain your friends,
Signed on behalf of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends.
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REPORT
OF THE AUDITING COMMITTEE.
To the Yearly Meeting :--
We have examined the accounts of William T. Elkinton, Treasurer.
The vouchers in his possession correspond with the charges in the several accounts.
The total balance as of Third Month 21, 1921, was $27,473.31. Of this amount $2,000.00 were in the hands of the Secretary of the Yearly Meeting as a working balance, and $25,473.31 were on de- posit with the Provident Life and Trust Company and represented balances as follows :-
Uninvested Principal
Income :--
$ 1,104.64
General Fund $8,316.49
Fund for Office of Secretary of Yearly Meet-
ing . 2,306.56
Fund for Cataloguing Records 625.71
Anna Cresson Fund. 1,361.79
Funds available for publication and distribu- tion of Friends' writings 2,283.91
Peace Association .
213.24
Income belonging to other Trust Funds.
9,260.97
$24,368.67
$25,473.31
We have also examined the securities belonging to the respective Trusts, now in the hands of the Provident Life and Trust Company, and found them to agree with the list submitted to us, which we verified by comparing it with the list audited one year ago, and the changes in the investments made during the year.
The following is a summary of the Treasurer's Account for the year ended Third Month 21, 1921, as presented to the Committee :--
TRANSACTIONS IN PRINCIPAL ACCOUNT. RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand Third Month 22, 1920. $ 944.64 Investments Paid Off :--
Charleston Trust Fund 2,000.00
$2,944.64
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PAYMENTS.
INVESTMENTS PURCHASED AND CHARGED TO PRINCIPAL ACCOUNT: Charleston Trust Fund. $ 1,840.00
Balance of Uninvested Principal :-
Ruth Anna Cope Fund $ 24.38
Jesse George Fund 105.33
M. A. Lloyd Fund
24.37
Anna Oleson Fund
8.75
Hannah Sansom Fund
28.75
Peace Association 72.21
Charleston Trust Fund 200.00
Doukhobor Educational Fund 431.73
J. Pemberton Fund.
169.12
Anna Cresson Fund
40.00
$ 1,104.64
$2,944.64
TRANSACTIONS IN INCOME ACCOUNT.
RECEIPTS.
Balance of all accounts Third Month 22, 1920.
$23,426.54
Quotas from the Quarterly Meetings to Yearly Meeting Stock for 1920-1921 $23,500.00
Transfer from Anna Cresson Fund.
1,500.00
$25,000.00
Income from Sarah Zane Legacy $ 52.00
Income from Anna Cresson Fund. 2,905.23
$ 2,957.23
Book Store Sales :--
Books Purchased $ 1,259.32
Pennsbury Series
853.34
General Publications
890.73
Sale of Merchandise
259.25
$ 3,262.64
Contributions to Rotary Fund (Pennsbury Series)
1,062.50
Phone calls refunded
3.11
Tract Association :---
On account of salary and expenses
315.00
Interest on Bank Balances.
275.21
Amount carried forward. $56,302.23
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Amount brought forward. $56,302.23 Income from Legacies available for the Publication and Distribution of Friends' Writings, including interest on Bank Balances :----
Ruth Anna Cope Fund 211.72
Jesse George Fund. 258.10
Edward C. Jones Fund
51.81
Mary A. Lloyd Fund.
26.99
Anna Oleson Fund.
48.09
Hannah Sansom Fund
452.98
Elisha Roberts Fund.
59.49
Wm. P. Townsend Fund.
26.40
$ 1,135.58 including interest on Bank Balances :-
Income from Investments belonging to other Trust Funds,
Charleston Trust $ 533.47
Doukhobor Educational Fund. 168.07.
Travel Expense Fund .
841.68
J. Pemberton Trust Fund.
2,016.77
Peace Association.
155.00
-$3,714.99
Charles Willitts Trust. 450.77
Sarah Marshall and Mary M. Johnson Trusts 192.00
Transferred from General Account to Southern States as $ 642.77
per Minute of Book Committee Fourth Month 9, 1920. 100.00
PAYMENTS. $61,895.57
Appropriations authorized by the Yearly Meeting :-
Indian Committee $ 4,000.00
Educational Committee 5,000.00
Peace Committee 1,500.00
Westtown Boarding School
5,000.00
Women's Yearly Meeting 500.00
-$16,000.00
Salaries and other expenses incurred in connection with the Office of the Sec- retary of the Yearly Meeting and the Book Store at No. 304 Arch Street ..... $ 6,801.93 Rent paid to Monthly Meeting of Friends of Philadelphia 1,240.00
$ 8,041.93
Amount carried forward . $24,041.93
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Amount brought forward $24,041.93 For printing Extracts from Minutes of Yearly Meeting of Friends, Copies of Discipline, and publication and dis- tribution of letters on Disarmament, etc. 1,130.60
Pennsbury Series
1,500.81
General Publications authorized by Representative Meet- ing, including contribution of $200 to the General Sec- retary of Christian Literature Society of Korea to assist in financing publication of a number of pamphlets in the language of that country of the lives of certain promi- nent Friends, Fox, Penn, Grellett and others. 1,449.39
Tracts printed in German. 65.43
Sundry Books purchased for resale. 1,606.82
Appropriation to Willitts Trust as per Minute of Book Committee, Fourth Month 9, 1920. 100.00
Appropriation from Anna Cresson Fund to the Yearly Meeting Stock 1,500.00
William B. Harvey, Secretary of the Yearly Meeting, by direction of the Committee having supervision over said Office, as a working balance to cover sundry operating expenses paid through him
2,000.00
Cataloguing Records 500.00
Expense attending the Incorporation of Friends' Fiduciary Corporation 309.14
DOUKHOBOR TRUST :-
Expenses connected with purchase and mailing of books and letters to Teachers and Secretaries in 13 School Districts. 58.28
TRAVEL EXPENSE FUND :-
Traveling and other expenses authorized by Com- mittee 1,182.22
JOHN PEMBERTON TRUST :-
Sundry traveling expenses of Friends attending Com- mittees, Meetings, etc. 1,723.87
SARAH MARSHALL AND MARY M. JOHNSON TRUST :-
To Treasurer of Indian Committee 189.10
Commissions paid to Provident Life and Trust Company 121.44
Accrued Interest on Bonds Purchased. 47.87
Amount carried forward. $37,526.90
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Amount brought forward. $37,526.90
Balance of all accounts Third Month 21, 1921:
General . $ 8,316.49
Office of Secretary of Yearly Meeting 2,306.56
Fund for Cataloguing Records 625.71
Anna Cresson Fund. 1,361.79
Funds available for Publication and Dis- tribution of Friends' Writings 2,283.91
Peace Association 213.24
Other Trust Accounts :-
Charleston Trust $1,774.10
Doukhobor Trust. 267.08
Travel Expense . 65.86
Pemberton Trust
6,559.66
Willitts Trust
594.27
$ 9,260.97
24,368.67
$61,895.57
Signed by direction and on behalf of the Committee,
MORRIS E. LEEDS,
MARY J. MOON, GEORGE S. HUTTON.
PHILADELPHIA, Third Month 28, 1921.
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COMMITTEE ON. EDUCATION.
CHAS, W. ASH
LUCY M. BACON
MARTHA W. BALDERSTON
W. ELMER BARRETT
THOMAS K. BROWN
PAUL W. BROWN JOHN W. CADBURY, JR. MARGARET M. CARY
BERTHA J. CLEMENT
MARY OGDEN CONARD
EDITH W. COPE
WM. E. DARNELL
MARY ROBERTS EVANS
CHARLES EVANS
RICHARD M. GUMMERE
WALTER W. HAVILAND
OLIVE R. HAVILAND
GEORGE L. JONES NATHAN L. JONES M. ALBERT LINTON EDWARD W. MARSHALL JULIA H. MOON ELIZA S. NICHOLSON MARY BACON PARKE - HANNAH S. M. PENNELL EMMA W. ROBERTS EDITH D. SHARPLESS G. WALTER SHARPLESS ALICE LANE TAYLOR ESTHER W. THOMAS JAMES. G. VAIL CLEMENT B. WEBSTER
REBECCA B. WILLS
STANLEY R. YARNALL
COMMITTEE ON RACE RELATIONS.
JANE W. BARTLETT
EDITH A: HOOPES
SARAH J. KENNARD
FLORENCE T. STEERE
SUSAN B. SMITH
ESTHER MORTON SMITH
ELIZABETH RHOADS TATNALL
JAMES G. BIDDLE JOHN T. EMLEN
DAVIS H. FORSYTHE
GEORGE A. RHOADS
J. HENRY SCATTERGOOD BENJAMIN F. WHITSON D. ROBERT YARNALL
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INDIAN COMMITTEE.
JOHN G. HAINES
HENRY MARSHALL
ZEBEDEE HAINES
WM. C. COWPERTHWAITE
SARAH B. DEWEES
HENRY HALL
WM. B. EVANS
MARY W. STOKES ANNE BALDERSTON HANNAH D. STRATTON
AARON S. EDKIN
EDWARD M. WISTAR
MARY BROWN MOON
WALTER SMEDLEY
MARY M. COWPERTHWAITE
LLOYD BALDERSTON
FLORENCE TRUEBLOOD STEERE
EVA S. EDKIN
NATHANIEL B. JONES WILLIAM BIDDLE JONATHAN M. STEERE RICHARD S. DEWEES
AMY ALBERTSON
MARGARET M. FORSYTHE
LOUISA S. WALTON
ANNA P. HAINES
ELEANOR A. CADBURY
MARGARET R. LEEDS EMMA THORP LOUELLA H. NOLAN
JOSEPH STOKES EVANS
ELIZABETH RHOADS TATNALL
JAMES F. WALKER
ELLEN C. CARTER
HOWARD G. TAYLOR, JR. GERTRUDE R. SHERER
WILLIAM B. RHOADS
J. PASSMORE ELKINTON S. FRANCIS WALTON GEORGE FORSYTHE GEORGE VAUX, JR. ARTHUR L. RICHIE
ANNA WALTON ANN W. FRY CAROLINE C. BIDDLE
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PEACE COMMITTEE.
WILLIAM C. ALLEN
GEORGE BACON
BERTHA BALDERSTON ELLWOOD BALDERSTON EMMA CADBURY, JR. HENRY J. CADBURY LAVINIA B. CLEMENT HENRY W. COMFORT ERNEST J. DEWEES SARAH W. ELKINTON ALICE ROBERTS EVANS EDWARD W. EVANS HAROLD EVANS JOHN B. GARRETT JOSEPH H. HAINES GEORGE H. HALLETT, JR.
WILLIAM B. HARVEY MARGARET S. JAMES HAROLD M. LANE
SARAH B. LEEDS M. ALBERT LINTON ALFRED LOWRY JAMES M. MOON MARY B. MOON
HANNAH P. MORRIS MARY BACON PARKE CHARLES J. RHOADS EDWARD G. RHOADS FRANCES TATUM RHOADS ALFRED G. SCATTERGOOD ESTHER MORTON SMITH FLORENCE T. STEERE FRANCIS R. TAYLOR ANNE G. WALTON PENNELL JOHN H. WEBSTER, JR. BENJAMIN F. WHITSON
WILLIAM F. WICKERSHAM
STANLEY R. YARNALL
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COMMITTEE ON CHRISTIAN LABOR IN FOREIGN LANDS.
Yearly Meeting Appointments.
WILLIAM B. HARVEY C. WALTER BORTON
EDWARD G RHOADS HANNAH P. MORRIS JULIA COPE COLLINS.
Quarterly Meeting Appointments.
EDITH STRATTON
MARY H. SMITH
ANNA R. EVANS
MARY E. HOPKINS
ELIZABETH T. RHOADS MARK BACON
W. RUDOLPH COOPER.
YEARLY MEETING'S REPRESENTATIVES ON THE A. F. S. COMMITTEE.
ALFRED G. SCATTERGOOD HENRY J. CADBURY
WILLIAM B. HARVEY
MORRIS E. LEEDS
REBECCA C. NICHOLSON HENRY W. COMFORT WM. W. COMFORT
CHARLES J. RHOADS J. HENRY SCATTERGOOD ANNE G. WALTON PENNELL
CHARLES EVANS
FLORENCE P. YARNALL STANLEY R. YARNALL
HAROLD EVANS
HENRY TATNALL BROWN
EDWARD W. EVANS
AGNES L. TIERNEY
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FRIENDS' FIDUCIARY CORPORATION.
WM. T. ELKINTON FRANKLIN S. HILLES
SAMUEL L. SMEDLEY BRINTON P. COOPER G. WALTER SHARPLESS JAMES W. EDGERTON CHARLES S. LIPPINCOTT J. SNOWDEN RHOADS CHARLES J. RHOADS
M. ALBERT LINTON J. HENRY SCATTERGOOD EZRA EVANS
HOWARD H. BELL
CHARLES EVANS
GEORGE S. HUTTON
FRANCIS R. TAYLOR RICHARD S. DEWEES GEORGE VAUX, JR. WILLIAM E. RHOADS HENRY W. COMFORT ANNA RHOADS LADD SARAH EMLEN MOORE MARY HUTTON BIDDLE MARY BACON PARKE JANE T. WHITSON M. GERTRUDE EGDERTON ANNA M. DARNELL ANNA P. SHARPLESS
JANE P. HAINES FLORENCE T. STEERE
SOCIAL ORDER COMMITTEE.
ELIZABETH H. BACON
ROBERT W. BALDERSTON
DON C. BARRETT
ELLEN S. BRINTON
SAMUEL H. BROWN
THOMAS K. BROWN
ERNEST L. BROWN
HENRY W. LEEDS MORRIS E. LEEDS WILLIAM MATLACK, JR.
REBECCA C. NICHOLSON
HENRY T. BROWN HENRY W. COMFORT , PAUL M. COPE
HANNAH C. PYLE ARTHUR L. RICHIE
W. RUDOLPH COOPER C. WILLIS EDGERTON EDWARD W. EVANS
AGNES L. TIERNEY JAMES G. VAIL
BERNARD G. WARING
ANNA COPE EVANS MARY T. HAINES CLARENCE G. HOAG EDITH A. HOOPES
EDWARD L. WEBSTER
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PUBLICITY COMMITTEE.
LLOYD BALDERSTON RICHARD C. BROWN HENRY J. CADBURY J. PASSMORE ELKINTON ANNA COPE EVANS MARGARET S. JAMES AGNES BROWN LEACH
ALFRED LOWRY
R. BARCLAY MOON ELIZABETH S. PENNELL MAX I. REICH ARTHUR L. RICHIE FRANCES TATUM RHOADS ELIZABETH A. ROBERTS FRANCIS R. TAYLOR ALICE TRIMBLE
INCORPORATED WITH THE BOOK COMMITTEE, AS FOLLOWS:
J. HENRY BARTLETT JANE W. BARTLETT ANNIE H. BARTON MARTHA H. BISHOP
WATSON W. DEWEES DAVIS H. FORSYTHE GEORGE FORSYTHE
ALFRED C. GARRETT ZEBEDEE HAINES
ELIZABETH B. JONES SUSANNA S. KITE
JAMES M. MOON
HANNAH P. MORRIS WILLIAM F. WICKERSHAM
ANNA WALTON
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WESTTOWN SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Philadelphia
J. HENRY BARTLETT HENRY TATNALL BROWN ANNA MOORE CADBURY WILLIAM W. COMFORT SARAH W. COOPER ANNA RHOADS LADD
PAUL D. I. MAIER
DANIEL D. TEST
GEORGE VAUX, JR.
ANNA WALTON EDWARD E. WILDMAN MARY R. G. WILLIAMS D. ROBERT YARNALL
Abington
WALTER BRINTON
EDWARD W. EVANS
ALFRED C. GARRETT
HENRY HALL
SARAH EMLEN MOORE WALTER T. MOORE
HANNAH P. MORRIS
J. SNOWDEN RHOADS ALFRED G. SCATTERGOOD ALICE LANE TAYLOR FRANCIS R. TAYLOR
Concord
JAMES G. BIDDLE
MARY HUTTON BIDDLE JOHN D. CARTER RACHEL A. CARTER
GEORGE FORSYTHE J. EDWIN JAMES
GEORGE A. RHOADS
ELIZABETH S. ROBERTS
EMMA SMEDLEY SAMUEL L. SMEDLEY WALTER SMEDLEY LOUISA W. STARBUCK ANNETTE G. WAY
Western
ROBERT W. BALDERSTON
MARY HUGHES EWING
MARY E. HOPKINS
EVAN B. SHARPLESS
MARTHA C. WICKERSHAM
Caln
SUSAN S. F. GOODWIN ABRAM F. HUSTON
Burlington and Bucks
EMILY W. BUZBY
HENRY W. COMFORT
JAMES M. MOON JULIA H. MOON
Haddonfield and Salem CHARLES D. BARTON
HOWARD H. BELL J. HARVEY BORTON
SARAH CARTER BORTON ELLEN C. CARTER FLORENCE R. ENGLE
HENRY W. LEEDS
HANNAH C. REEVE ALICE C. RHOADS WILLIAM E. RHOADS
EDWARD L. RICHIE MARY WILLS SHARPLESS JOSEPH STOKES
MARY EMLEN STOKES RACHEL R. WILLIAMS
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MEMBERS OF THE REPRESENTATIVE MEETING.
Yearly Meeting.
WILLIAM B. HARVEY
SUSANNA S. KITE
JAMES M. MOON
FRANCES TATUM RHOADS
JOHN WAY
ANNA RHOADS LADD
ALFRED C. GARRETT
MARY R. WILLIAMS
WALTER L. MOORE
J. HENRY BARTLETT
JOSEPH STOKES ANNA WALTON
ANN SHARPLESS
WALTER J. BUZBY
JANE W. BARTLETT
EDWARD W. EVANS
WILLIAM T. ELKINTON
MARY WARD
WALTER T. MOORE
AGNES L. TIERNEY
WM. F. WICKERSHAM
STANLEY R. YARNALL
WALTER W. HAVILAND
HAROLD EVANS
Philadelphia.
J. SNOWDEN RHOADS ELIZABETH B. JONES
J. HENRY SCATTERGOOD CHARLES J. RHOADS Abington.
DAVIS H. FORSYTHE GEORGE M. WARNER
EDWARD G. RHOADS HANNAH P. MORRIS
C. WILFRED CONARD GEORGE FORSYTHE
Concord.
JOSEPH RHOADS
ANNA T. GRIFFITH
ELLIS Y. BROWN BRINTON P. COOPER
Caln. ABRAM F. HUSTON MARY BACON PARKE
ZEBEDEE HAINES WATSON W. DEWEES
C. CANBY BALDERSTON
JOHN L. BALDERSTON
Burlington and Bucks
WILLIAM BISHOP
MARTHA H. BISHOP
EVAN ROBERTS
Haddonfield and Salem.
I. POWELL LEEDS ASA S. WING
ANNIE H. BARTON
WM. C. COWPERTHWAITE
ROSE P. NEWBOLD
Western.
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LIST OF CORRESPONDENTS OF PHILADELPHIA YEARLY MEETING.
Philadelphia Quarterly Meeting.
Monthly Meeting of Friends of Philadelphia. Joseph Thomasson, 207 Walnut Place, Phila., Pa. Monthly Meeting of Friends of Philadelphia for the Western District. Charles E. Gause, Llanerch, Pa.
Muncy Monthly Meeting. Henry E. Kirk, Pennsdale, Lycoming Co., Pa.
Haverford Monthly Meeting. Watson W. Dewees, Haverford, Pa.
Abington Quarterly Meeting.
Abington Monthly Meeting. . Harriet H. Ortlip, Cheltenham, Pa.
Frankford Monthly Meeting. Chas. B. Heston, 5020 Griscom Street, Frank- ford, Pa. 5
Gwynedd Monthly Meeting. J. Helbert Copeland, Norristown, Pa., R. F. D., No. 5.
Germantown Monthly Meeting. Arthur E. Brown, 446 Church Lane, German- town, Philadelphia.
Concord Quarterly Meeting.
Chester Monthly Meeting. George S. Thorp, Media, Pa.
Goshen Monthly Meeting. John G. Haines, Malvern, Pa.
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Concord Monthly Meeting. Norris J. Scott, Moylan, Pa.
Wilmington Monthly Meeting.
George V. Downing, Elsmere, Del.
Birmingham Monthly Meeting. Jonathan Eldridge, West Chester, Pa., R. D., No. 4.
Lansdowne Monthly Meeting. Isaac P. Garrett, Lansdowne; Pa.
Westtown Monthly Meeting. E. Dean Stanton, Westtown, Pa.
Caln Quarterly Meeting.
Bradford Monthly Meeting. Annie Windle Davis, Thorndale, Pa.
Uwchlan Monthly Meeting. George Thomas, Whitford, Pa.
Western Quarterly Meeting.
Kennett Monthly Meeting. Henry Marshall, Kennett Square, Pa.
New Garden Monthly Meeting. Elwood Balderston, Colora, Md.
London Grove Monthly Meeting. John P. Sharpless, Avondale, Pa.
Burlington and Bucks Quarterly Meeting.
Burlington Monthly Meeting. Maria M. Albertson, Burlington, N. J.
Chesterfield Monthly Meeting. James W. Edgerton, 37 Elmhurst Street, Trenton, N. J.
Upper Springfield Monthly Meeting. Charles Wright, Columbus, N. J.
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Falls Monthly Meeting.
Mark Bacon, Bristol, Pa., R. D. I.
Haddonfield and Salem Quarterly Meeting.
Haddonfield Monthly Meeting.
Frank W. Wood, 113 E. Cottage Avenue, Had- donfield, N. J.
Chester Monthly Meeting.
Edward L. Richie, 154 E. Main Street, Moores- town, N. J.
Evesham Monthly Meeting. Walter J. Buzby, Atlantic City, N. J.
Upper Evesham Monthly Meeting.
Joseph Stokes Evans, Marlton, N. J.
Woodbury Monthly Meeting. Sarah W. Stokes, Woodbury, N. J.
Salem Monthly Meeting.
Cleayton Wistar, Salem, N. J.
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