New Church Program for Women, First Presbyterian Church, January 1966
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Ann Arbor News, January 6, 1966
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New Church Program Opens Officers of the Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church were among early arrivals at the first "Women's Day at the Church" Wednesday. Prominent in planning the one-year experimental project which aims to release members for volunteer community work are (from left) Mrs. Ernest Campbell, honorary president; Mrs. Malcolm Brown, first vice-president for study groups; Mrs. Francis Ellis, second vice-president for program and Mrs. John Young, association president. The new church-day series will replace meetings of the groups's seven circles.
Ann Arbor News, January 6, 1966
Caption
New Church Program Opens Officers of the Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church were among early arrivals at the first "Women's Day at the Church" Wednesday. Prominent in planning the one-year experimental project which aims to release members for volunteer community work are (from left) Mrs. Ernest Campbell, honorary president; Mrs. Malcolm Brown, first vice-president for study groups; Mrs. Francis Ellis, second vice-president for program and Mrs. John Young, association president. The new church-day series will replace meetings of the groups's seven circles.
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1966
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January
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