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scan of typed letter to Gerald Boyd, Chairman for the Second Presbyterian Church's Publicity Committee, from Albert F. Marting. Letter contains publicity update for the upcoming 75th Anniversary event of the church. Black ink with signed signature…

scan of typed note from A. F. Marting and response letting him know that the Program Committee met on December 30, 1949. Below that is the tentative report/schedule for the Second Presbyterian Church's 75th anniversary celebration on May 2-7, 1950.

scan of typed page of statistics for the Second Presbyterian Church from the Department of Ministerial Relations.

page one of a typed letter to Reverend Cruickshank from G. F. Boyd in regard to the publicity for an event celebrating the Second Presbyterian Church's 75th anniversary. Letter contains information about items that people are getting together for the…

scan of typed letter to Reverend Cruickshank from G. F. Boyd. Letter contains publicity report for the 75th anniversary celebration for Second Presbyterian Church. Black ink used for type, but red and blue ink are on document for editing purposes.

scan of typed pages of the history of Second Presbyterian Church by Irving Drew. Paper was read at the 20th Anniversary celebration in 1895.

scan of typed pages of the Historical Sketch of the Second Presbyterian Church, written by Irving Drew. Purple ink on tan papers.

scan of the 1958 Second Presbyterian Church newsletter. Advertisements with a black and white photos are in the pages of the newsletter, along with black font.

scan of the church newsletter, dated May 17, 1958. The newsletter has a black and white photo of Hugh Ivan Evans offering church news, black ink with red border.

scan of the first annual report of the Second Presbyterian Church done by the secretary. Purple ink on tan paper.

scan of typed Sabbath School statistics throughout the years for Second Presbyterian Church. Purple ink on tan paper.

scan of typed Program for the 75th Anniversary of the Second Presbyterian Church. Editing marks in pen over different parts of the program.