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History of the CHOG in Brandon, Oregon, June 3, 1948
Brandon, the farthest town west of the Pacific Coast.
History of the CHOG in Middleton, ID, Dated 2/20/1949
The revival was conducted in October 1915 vy E. G. Masters. The chapel was built spring of 1917.
History of the CHOG in Palco, KS, Dated 2/13/1950
Includes the buildings, the influential people of the church, and the first minutes from the first ministerial assembly in Northwest Kansas.
James Bamford letter, poem, and postcard
Document contains a one page letter, a poem, and a small postcard about the life of James Bamford. Poem written by E. G. Masters.
Reedsburg, Wisconsin CHOG
CHOG movement began in the Reedsburg community 55 years before the letter was written. They met in the home of Mr. and Mrs. August Meyer.
Resignation Letter, January 30, 1926
Resignaion letter of E. G. Masters who was the Executive Secretary of the Sunday School Foundation for the Blind.
Theophilus A. Phillips biography and cover letter
A two page biography and cover letter on the life and ministry work of Theophilus A. Phillips.
Toney Everett Howard letters and biography
Multiple letters, a cover letter, and a nineteen page biography all giving a description of Toney E. Howard's life and ministry work.
W. W. Crist letters and note
Three letters and a short note containing information on W.W. Crist's life and his ministry work.