Quilt top number 100 is almost completed by (left to right) Mrs. Gladys Schmidt, Bertha K. Wohlers, Mrs. Ivah Wilson, and Mrs. Elsie Leffler at the Berrien Springs Springs Community Services Center.
Dorcas Welfare Society in Michigan, 1927 to 1932. Names taken from photograph. Front LR: Fay Ellis? -- Mrs. H. H. Fellows -- Elizabeth Allen -- Mrs. Lamphier -- Mrs. Hoen -- Mrs. Shadel -- Mrs. William Tasker -- Mrs. Writtenhouse -- Mrs. Pudliner -- Mrs. R. Harrison. Middle LR: Mrs. ...
Seventh-day Adventist Welfare Services, Inc., moving van in front of the New York City warehouse. Written on photograph: "Our conference moving van, operated by Gordon Carle of Adelphian Academy Mill, was used exclusively to pick up our clothing throughout Michigan and transport it to our Eastern Warehouse in New York ...
Mrs. Ben Schoun, Director, Community Services Center."., and Allen Chaffee of the AU grounds department. Arbor Day began in April, 1872, when newspaperman J. Sterling Morton was influential in getting Nebraskans to plant over one million trees in a single day. The state of Nebraska had previously had almost no trees. Also in the picture: Mrs. Everett ..., Berrien Springs Community Services Center (Michigan), 1970s.. Written on photograph: "In observance of the centennial of Arbor Day, the Berrien Springs Garden Forum donated two evergreens to the Community Services Center, 840 St.Joseph Road, which is operated by the Berrien Springs and Pioneer Memorial Seventh-day Adventist Churches. Planting one of ..., Mrs. Everett Kidder, publicity chairman for the Garden Forum, and Mrs. Ben Schoun, director of the Community Services Center
Some of the crafts to be displayed at a Fine Arts Craft and Hobby Show are examined by Mrs. Snyder (left) and Mrs. Klein, president of the Campus and Community Women's Club at Andrews University, sponsor of the event. The show was held Sunday, March 11, 1973 from 4-7p.m. in ...