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Correspondences to E.F Adcock regarding the June 1951 Church of God camp meeting in Anderson, Indiana. There is also a transcript of E.F. Adcock's speech that he gave at the camp meeting.

Correspondence between E.F. Adcock and the Meadowbrook community. The South Anderson Church of God was connsidering a new opportunity to go and minister ot people in the Meadowbrook community which had just added in 275 new homes and had close to 1,000 people living there.

Correspondences regarding the creation of Meadowbrook Community Church. South Anderson Church of God was interested in ministering in the new community which had added 175 homes and had around 1,000 inhabitants. The correspondences contain information about supplies need and the budget to start a new church in the Meadowbrook area.

Correspondences regarding the Meadowbrook Community Church in the 1930s. The information deals with the struggles the church was having money wise during the Great Depression and E.F. Adcock's support trying to solve some of the problems occurring.

Correspondences regarding the remodeling of the Meadowbrook Community Church as well as rent paid for the church building and location.

Correspondences containing building plans, layouts, and budget reports for the Meadowbrook Community Church.

Correspondences regarding E.F. Adcock and the Park Hill Addition in Anderson, Indiana.

Correspondences between people and E.F. Adcock sending money for the Park Hill Addition in Anderson, Indiana. Other information details the size of the Park Hill location.

Correspondnece to the Treasurer of Madison County from the Board of Church Extension and Home Missions regarding the fall taxes.

Tax receipts for the payment of taxes for Park Hill property.