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B. J. Franklin autobiography
Contains an eight page autobiography and cover letter about the life and ministry work of B. J. Franklin. Describes many ministry events he was involved in.
CHOG in Logan Co. OK, June 7, 1949
George and Mary Cole brought message of CHOG to Logan Co. OK in 1892.
CHOG in Nebraska, 1949
Letter refers to a book by John D. Green titled Pioneer Evangelists of the CHOG in the Pacific North West. The letter also mentions that A. L. Byers was the sister of John Green's mother and that Byers met D.S. Warner and accepted the Reformation truth. Continuing, J. P Haner and James Willis conducted meetings on John Green's property while revial meetings were conducted by George and Mary Cole and Lodema Kaser.
Christian Greetings in Jesus Name, Dated 4/1949
Lida Lunn came into contact with CHOG in 1901 in a tent meeting held in Highland Park, a suburb of Chicago, held by George and Mary Cole.
Early History of the CHOG in Racine, Wisconsin, May 17, 1949
First concact with the CHOG at Racine, Wisconsin was in November of 1897.
Excerpts from the Autobiography of Mary Heldenbrand concerning earliest preaching in Adams Co, Nebraska, 12.17.1949
Letter has a cover letter that is from Frank E. Howland, and the rest is an excerpt from Mary Hildenbrand's autobiography. Mentions the Gospel Trumpet, and the arrival of J. P. Haner and James Willis in Kenesaw, Nebraska. The letter also writes of a personal illness and the sale of a barnyard property as well as some facts about the various pastors and their ministries.
History of Springfield, MO , 02.17.1949
Letter contains information on CHOG in Springfield, MO. The chruch building was constructed in 1904 when W. J. Henry was pastor. In 1885, Sister Carmichael led a reformation and invited J. P. Haver to hold a revival meeting. The letter also contains a story that the writer, A. M. Roberts told to him by his mother about Brother Kilpatrick.