Williams, John Enoch. Papers, 1919-1972.

First Universalist Church

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North Dana was among the Western Massachusetts towns abolished in 1938 to allow the Swift River Valley to be flooded, thereby creating the Quabbin Reservoir to provide Boston with water. From the guide to the First Universalist Church (North Dana, Mass. ) Vesper Service Programs MS 75., 1934-1936, (Special Collections and University Archives, University of Massachusetts Amherst Libraries) ...

Women's National Missionary Association

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Dunn, ...

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White Lake Young Peoples Institute

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Canfield

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Shelter Neck Institute for North Carolina Universalist Young People

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First Universalist Society of Haywood County

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Church of the Eternal Hope

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Inman's Chapel

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Williams, John Enoch.

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John Enoch Williams ( 1877-197 6) held many positions in the Universalist Convention of North Carolina . He served as secretary-treasurer in 1915, 1916, 1920, and 1922 ; he was president from 1925 to 1928 ; first vice president from 1929 to 1932 ; trustee in 1924, 1933 to 1934 ; and he was secretary in 1913, and from 1936 to 1943 . He is the author of A History of Universalism in North Carolina ( 1968 ). From the guide to the Williams, John Enoch. Papers, 1919-1972., (An...

Universalist Convention of North Carolina

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The Unitarian Universalist Church is a religious tradition formed through a merging of two religious denominations in 1961: the Universalists (founded in 1793), and the Unitarians (founded in 1825). The Universalist Convention of North Carolina was formed in 1895 with the goal of promoting coordinated growth of Universalism in eastern North Carolina. In 1905, the Convention received a charter of incorporation from the state, giving it non-profit status. It is comprised of various Unitarian, Univ...

Shine, Lucie F.

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Women's Universalist Missionary Association of North Carolina

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Williams, John E., 1924-

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Greensboro Universalist Church

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Clinton Universalist Church

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First Universalist Church of Sampson County at Red Neck

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Universalist General Convention

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Universalist Church

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