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American Baha'i Directory 1946-1947

National Baha'i Office, 536 Sheridan Road, Wilmette, Illinois; Office of the Treasurer, 110 Lindeh’ Avenue, Wilmette, Illinois.

NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLY

Mrs. Dorcthy Beecher Baker, Chairman Mr. Paul Haney, Vice-Chairman

Mr. Horace Holley, Secretary

Miss Elsie Austin

Mrs. Amelia E. Collins

Miss Edna M. True, Recording Secretary Mr. Philip G. Sprague, Treasurer

Mr. George O. Latimer

Mr. William Kenneth Christian

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NATIONAL COMMITTEES

American Memorial to ‘Abdu’l-Baha

Functions: To conduct the annual gathering com- memorating the Unity Feast given by ‘Abdu’l-Baha at West Englewood, N. J., in 1921; to maintain in Ever- green Cabin such exhibits and activities as will pre- pare the way for the permanent memorial to the Mas- ter to be constructed on this property.

Edith Inglis, Chairman—474 W. 238th St., Riverdale House, Fieldstone, N. Y,

Harriet Kelsey

Roy C. Wilhelm

Amy Raubitschek

Agnes Tichenor

Carrie Kinney

Doris Raymond

Walter Goodfellow

Ethel Revell

Archives and History

Functions: To maintain the National Archives and organize its contents; to receive Tablets and other material suitable for the National Archives; to advise local Assemblies on the development of their Archives; to obtain and organize historical data on special sub- jects as may be required from time to time.

Edwin W. Mattoon, Chairman—105 - 6th St., Wilmette, Ill.

Bertha Herklotz

Mineola Hannen

Gertrude Struven

Corinne True

Louis J, Voelz

Beatrice Ashton

Ruth Dascher

Baha'i News

Functions: To edit and issue Baha'i News for the National Spiritual Assembly in accordance with the principles defined by Shoghi Effendi.

Garreta Busey, Chairman—503 W. Elm St., Urbana, Il.

Alice Cox

Annamarie Honnold

Marzieh Gail

Mabel Paine

Eleanor Hutchens

John Ashton

Doris Holley

Margaret Swengel

Service to the Blind Functions: To prepare and distribute Baha’i teaching material for the blind, including braille transcriptions and talking books.

Amidee Gibson, Chairman, P.O. Box 1135, Santa Monica, Calif.

Ella Quant

Hilda Stauss, Secretary of Braille Transcription Division, 3640 Epworth Ave., Cincinnati 11, Ohio.

Marion Longyear

Gertrude Schurgast

Salome Engelder

Mayme Jackson

Mabelle Perry

Eula Fritz

Sophie Rieger

Louise K, Sayward

Adolph Feher

Melba Call King

Zarah Schoeny

Bahiyyih Valentine

Adah Schott, Sec’y of Talking Book Division, 2020 Washing- ton St., E., Charleston 1, We.

Hilbert Dahl

Baha’i World Editorial, (Vol. XI. 1946-1948)

Functions: To obtain material from all parts of the Baha'i world community, including reports, articles, historical data and illustrations and to submit this to

the Guardian. Ali Yazdi, Chairman oe Yazdi, Secretary—2910 Telegraph Ave., Berkeley, lif. Marion Longyear Jessie Revell Robert Gulick Sarah Eason Pereira Marzieh Gail Christine Lofstedt Mariam Haney Pari Zia-Walrath Mary Sprague Elisabeth Cheney Victor Alexander

Child Education Committee

Functions: To compile the Baha’i teachings on the subject of child education; to prepare lessons suitable for classes of children: to cooperate with child educa- tion activities maintained in local communities; parent education.

Florence Gibson, Chairman, 549 Michigan Ave., Evanston, linois,

Bess Ioas, Secretary—3603 Rosemear Ave., Hollywood, IIL

Barbara McCurdy

Harriet Terry

Annamarie Mattoon

Rouhieh McComb �[Page 2]Betty McHenry June Failey

College Speakers Bureau

Functions: To bring the Baha’i Faith to colleges by lecture and literature; to provide a speakers service; to arrange classes for study of the Baha’i teachings and training for Baha’i membership.

Bishop Brown, Chairman

Ruth Brown, Secretary—Lindsay Rd., Ingomar, Pa.

Winnie Foster

Walter Buchanan

John Inglis

European Teaching

Functions: To initiate and supervise teaching activi- ties in the Iberian Peninsula, the Low Countries, the Scandinavian countries and Italy, in cooperation, as far as possible, with existing Baha’i administrative agencies in Europe; including sending of pioneers and settlers; making of surveys; to recommend needs of teaching literature and other facilities; to recommend foreign translations needed for this teaching work, and whenever possible, names of qualified translators in each language.

Edna True, Chairman—418 Forest Ave., Wilmette, Ill.

Julia Shows, Recording Secretary—4034 N, Keystone Ave. Chicago, Ill.

Mary Sprague

Charles Mason Remey

Dr. Katherine True

Paul Haney

Anna Kunz

Mary Barton

Clara Wood

Index

Functions: To prepare indexes and glossaries for the standard Baha’i books; to combine index references into a general cross index.

Marguerite True, Chirman—132 Moran Rd., Grosse Pointe 30, Mich.

Kenneth Christian

Inter-America

Functions: To plan and supervise teaching activities throughout Central and South America; to assist the Pioneers; to encourage the formation of local com- munities and guide their development in administra- tive practice, in preparation for the formation of two National Spiritual Assemblies.

Dorothy Baker, Chairman

Elisabeth Cheney, Secretary—c/o Baker, 615 West Elm St., Lima, Ohio

Loulie Mathews

Amelia E. Collins

Edwin Mattoon

Louise Baker

Dr. Edris Rice-Wray

International Relief

Functions: To coordinate all relevant information for the American Baha’i community in connection with the shipment of material relief for believers of Europe and the Philippines.

Mrs. Randolph Bolles, Chairman — Box 165, Washington, Conn,

Sylvia Ioas

Lilli Olitzki

Ugo Giachery

Bessie Barham

Robert L. Gulick

Duncan McAlear

DIRECTORY

LATIN AMERICAN COMMITTEES

Buenos Aires Publishing

Functions: To review and translate Baha’i texts; to publish and distribute Spanish books and pamphlets.

Sr. Emilio Barros, Chairman—Calle Peru 428—Ap. A., Piso Bajo, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Lillian McRae

Sr. Salvador Tormo

Shirley Warde

Panama Distributing

Functions: To distribute Spanish books and pamph- lets.

Clare Hamilton, Chairman

Cora Oliver, Secretary—P. O. Box 1296, Ancon, Canal Zone, Panama

Norma Hamilton

Julia Regal

Alfred E. Osborne

Raquel Francois

Elso Rohrmoser

Sr. Carlos Porras

Portuguese Bulletin Publishing and Distributing

Functions: To edit and review Baha'i publications in Portuguese; to publish and distribute Baha’i publica- tions in Portuguese; to edit and distribute Portuguese Baha'i bulletin.

Edward Bode, Chairman

Dr. Tomas Sanchez, Secretary—Caixa Postal 73—lapa, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Virginia Orbison

Leonora Armstrong

Dr, Aureo M. Cooper

Dr. Orlando Freitas, Portuguese Secretary

Mary Bode, English Secretary, Ruh Oto Simon No. 169 Apt. S., Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Spanish Bulletin Committee

Functions: To compile and distribute a Bulletin of Spanish News,

Walter Hammond, Chairman—Casilla 236, Santiago, Chile

Rosy Vadanovie, Secretary, Casilla 79, Punta Arenas, Magallanes, Chile, S. A.

Tony Fillon

Marcia Steward

Hugo Arteagabeitia

Esteban Canales

Legal Functions: To examine the incorporation papers prepared by local Assemblies; to provide information needed for local incorporations; to assist the National Spiritual Assembly in meeting legal questions. George O. Latimer, Chairman—1927 N.E. 40th Ave., Port-

land, Ore. Horace Holley

Library

Functions: to place literature in public and univer- sity libraries; to encourage local Assemblies to provide books for local libraries; to maintain a record of all Baha'i literature in public libraries as far as can be determined.

Ellen Sims, Chairman—Leroy Apts., Red Bank, N. J.

Helen Reynolds

Dorothy Fisher Duncan McAlear

Public Meetings Functions: To bring the teachings to the leaders and masses through a series of public meetings in various �[Page 3]1946-1947 3

cities to be conducted with the cooperation of the respective local Assemblies.

Charles Reimer, Chairman

Nina Matthisen, Secretary—R.F.D. 1, Box 240, Bristol, Wis.

Marguerite True

Laurence Hautz

Dr. Katherine True

John Haggard

Joy Earl

Margery McCormick

Annamarie Mattoon

Public Relations Functions: To deal with public issues which tend to

create misunderstanding or prejudice about the Baha’i Faith; advise local Assemblies in matters pertaining to such issues; prepare statements for encyclopedias and reference books; prepare and release publicity material to the press; prepare contacts material for leaders and the masses; cooperate with local Assem- blies in developing contacts; maintain contacts with Government officials.

Horace Holley, Chairman

Wm. Henning, Secretary—69 Abbottsford Rd., Winnetka, Ill.

George O. Latimer

Virginia Russell

Clarence Niss

Bertha Campbell

Elsie Austin

Robert L. Gulick

Marzieh Gail

Richard McCurdy

Marguerite True

Publishing

Functions: To print and sell the literature approved and authorized by the National Spiritual Assembly.

Horace Holley, Chairman—536 Sheridan Rd., Wilmette, Il.

Harry E, Walrath

Carl Scheffler

Staff C. R. Wood, Manager J. T. Wood

Questionnaire Functions: To produce and distribute public teach- ing material in the form of questionnaires; to distrib- ute the printed teachings which answer the questions received.

Ward Calhoun, Chairman—R.R. 1, Box 1, Oconomowoc, Wis.

Nina Matthisen, Secretary, R.F.D. 1, Box 240, Bristol, Wis.

Edna Voigt

Sylvia Calhoon

Herbert Suhm

Dr. James Lewis

Hildegard Lewis

Race Unity

Functions: Three projects.

1. Plan during the year one large public event, in the nature of a seminar.

2. Act as a participating observer for large confer- ences which address themselves to problems of prejudice and bigotry.

3. Issue a pamphlet.

Louis G. Gregory, Chairman

Wm. Towart, Secretary—64 N. Main St., Providence 3,

Rhode Island

Matthew Bullock

Mary Stevison

Eli Powlas

Robert Imagire

George Goodman

Alvin Blum

Anthony Seto

Rex Parmelee

Radio

Functions: To make available approved radio scripts on a variety of Baha’i subjects; to conduct radio campaigns; to stimulate the use of radio for teaching.

Russell Goudy, Chairman

Mildred Mcttahedeh, Secretary—225—5th Ave., New York 10, N.Y.

Samuel Fox

Rinaldo Quigley

Shirley Quigley

William Sears

Marguerite Sears

R. Y. Mottahedeh

Reviewing Lecture Scripts: Della Quinlan Betty Fox Reviewing Committee ,

Functions: To pass upon the accuracy of manu- scripts submitted through the National Spiritual As- sembly; to examine manuscripts for literary quality and effectiveness and their usefulness as contributions to the published literature.

Marguerite Firoozi, Chairman—R.D. 2, Geneva, N. Y.

Elizabeth Brooks

Ruth Hart Marian Mills Bahai Sales Committee

Functions: To conduct the sale of literature in the basement outside the Foundation Hall; to provide fa- cilities for the sale of Baha’i photographs, ringstones, displays and exhibits, slides and other Baha'i material.

Harry E, Wairath, Chairman—4639 Beacon St., Chicago 40, pete

May Scheffler

Marshall Tyler

Agnes Mitchell

M. D. Roach

Study Aids Functions: To encourage and promote the practice of organized Baha’i study and supply teaching aids, including suitable, timely pamphlets. Beatrice Ashton, Chairman—P.O. Box 252, Evanston, Ill. Arabella Haywood Florence Zmeskal

Joan Crawford John Ashton

Temple Guides

Functions: To maintain a staff of guides for conduct- ing visitors through the House of Worship; to hold classes for training Temple guides.

Mary Haggard, Chairman

Harriet Hilpert, Secretary—924 Judson, Evanston, Ill.

Dr. Edris Rice-Wray

Edwin W. Mattoon

Marvin Newport

Clarence Suhm

Genevieve Voelz

Helen Roach

Sheila Rice-Wray

Cynthia Hastings

M. D. Roach

Marshall Tyler

Temple Program

Functions: To conduct the weekly public meeting at Foundation Hall; to conduct such other devotional or public meetings as may be approved by the National Assembly from time to time.

Monroe Ioas, Chairman wee Haggard, Secretary—1229 Cleveland Ave., Wilmette,

Robert Lewis

Edna Coleman �[Page 4]4 DIRECTORY

Harriet Hilpert John McHenry Betty Scheffler

Visual Education

Functions: To develop Baha'i display material from photographs, moving pictures and sound films for educational and display purposes; to compile a photographic record of Baha'i historical value; to con- duct exhibits at state fairs and other suitable occa- sions.

Charles Wolcott, Chairman

Marion Longyear, Secretary, 1378% Kelton Ave., Los An- geles 24, Calif.

Victor Alexander

Kenneth Kadrie

Leonard Herbert

Marjorie Taylor

Edwin Mattoon

Virginia Foster

Marzieh Gail

Archie G. Tichenor

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Palmer

World Language

Functions: To develop and encourage the interest in the Baha'i principles of an international auxiliary language; to make possible effective cooperation with other workers in the field of international language; to provide Baha'i literature in Esperanto and other international languages.

Roan U. Orloff, Chairman—Hotel Canterbury, 14 Charles- gate West, Boston 15, Mass.

Della Quinlan ’

Luey J. Marshall

A. E. Regal

Mabelle L. Davis

Mabel Vicary

J. M. Clifford

Etty Graeffe

Chester Blaski

Jeanne L, Blaski

David Earl

Anna Mikuriya

World Order Magazine Editorial

Functions: To edit World Order Magazine, the offi- cial publication of the American Bahaé’i community.

Horace Holley, Chairman

Gertrude Henning, Secretary—69 Abbottsford Rd., netka, Ill.

Bertha Hyde Kirkpatrick

Eleanor Sweney Hutchens

Kenneth Christian

Win-

Youth

Functions: To stimulate and coordinate activities of Baha’i Youth throughout the American Baha’i com- munity; to initiate worldwide Youth symposiums; to issue bulletins of suggestions, plans and news of Youth activity; to provide study material; to arrance con- ferences,

Charles Ioas, Chairman

Cynthia Hastings, Secretary—6312 Magnolia Ave., Chicago 40, Tl.

Robert Imagire

Dewitt Haywood, Jr.

Barbara Hannen

Harlan Scheffler

Hushangh Javid

Manucher Javid

Mary Elizabeth Moore

Narrine Kluge

Larry Kramer

National Teaching (for the United States)

Functions: To prepare teaching material; to provide

settlers and pioneer teachers; to plan and supervise inter-regional activities; to supervise the Regional Teaching Committees; to assist the smaller communi- ties.

Margery McCormick, Chairman

Sarah S. Walrath, Secretary—4639 Beacon St., Chicago 40, ll.

Amelia E. Collins

Monroe Ioas

Dr. Katherine True

Gertrude Ioas

Amelia Bowman

Pari Zia-Walrath

Elisabeth Cheney

Carl Scheffler

Regional Teaching (United States)

Functions: To organize teaching circuits and route traveling teachers through cooperation with Assem- blies, groups and isolated believers; to encourage and stimulate teaching activities of groups and isolated believers; to extend teaching work to areas where no Baha'is exist; to assist groups and prepare them for the formation of a Spiritual Assembly; to coordinate inter-community teaching conferences; to issue Re- gional teaching and news bulletins; to endorse applica- tions for enrollment and transfers of believers out- side the jurisdiction of Assemblies. Regional Commit- tees are auxiliary agencies of the National Teaching Committee.

Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont Charles Krug, Chairman Alice Bacon, Secretary—Palmer Rd., Monson, Mass. Helen Archambault Florence Morton Elizabeth Kidder Ober Ralph Bates Harlan Ober Richard Gladding Emma M. Rice Edvard and Janet Lindstrom

New York Terah Smith, Chairman Ruth Hart, Secretary—‘Knollwood" R.D. 3, Waterloo, N. Y. Bahiyyih Ford Harriet Pettibone Della Emery Florence Steinhauer Dorothy Kent Joseph Noyes

Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia

Hazel Langrall, Chairman

a ee: Secretary—4700—47th St. N.W., Washing- ton, D, C.

Mildred Elmer

Mrs. J. E. Rice

Raymond Rouse

Ethel R. Stephens

Wm. Burns Patzer

Edna Williams

Doris Lohse New Jersey, Delaware and Eastern Pennsylvania

Stuart Sims, Chairman

Ethel Crane, Secretary—100 Prospect Ave., Hackensack,

N. J. Cynthia Olson Jean Sharpless Curtis Kelsey Ida Huff Jessie Revell Allah Kalantar

Western Pennsylvania and Ohio

Dr. Mary Coffin, Chairman Nell Payne, Secretary—299 N. Balph Ave., Bellevue, Pa. �[Page 5]1946-1947

Mary Elmore

Florence Reeb

Charlotte Lindenberg

Thomas H, Sauter

Laurence LaRocque

Hazel McCurdy

Ruth Dunbar North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia

Margaret Ruhe, Chairman

Doris Ebbert, Secretary—1247 Sells Ave., S.W., Atlanta, Ga.

Sue Langford

Betty Shook

Esther Sago

Kay Whittmore

Christine Bidwell

Katherine MacPhee

John A. Goodwin

Emma Lawrence

Dr. David Ruhe

Mrs. W. G. Wise Florida

Esther Davison, Chairman

Lucille Buflin, Secretary—49 S.E. 6th St., Miami 36, Fla.

Emily Bethel

Kathryn Vernon

Winifred Richards

Dr. Edward Wilbur

Olive Alexander Kentucky, Indiana

Arthur Patterson. Chairman

Helen Patterson, Secretary—2725 Station St., Indianapolis, Ind.

Winnie Foster

Dr. Clell Fowler

Frances Jones

Kathryn Frankland

Jean Gruber

Pauline W, Roth

Kathryn Franklin Illinois, Iowa

Marvin Newport, Chairman

Margarite Ullrich, Secretary—904 Hayes Ave., Oak Park, Ill. Julia Shows

Luella Balsiger

Grace M. Decker

Florence Gibson

Clarence Ullrich

Anna Kunz Michigan

Arnold Ketels, Chairman

George True, Secretary—132 Moran Rd., Grosse Pointe 30, Mich.

L. W. Eggleston

Charlotte Timm

Clara Edge

Elsa Blakeley

Harry Whang

Gladys Kline

Wiseonsin, Minnesota, North and South Dakota Clarence Suhm, Chairman Wee Voigt, Secretary—1918 N. Hi Mount Blvd., Milwaukee, is. Ida Suhm Beulah Brown Dr. James Lewis Charles Reimer Marie Tetu Etty Graeffe Elsa Steinmetz Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska May Brown, Chairman Opal Winans, Secretary—421 N. Spring St., Independence, Mo. Bertha Campbell Cora Schulte Eunice Baker Velma Sherrill

Nayan Hartfield Madelon Becktel

Tennessee, Alabama John Inglis, Chairman Rose Brown, Secretary—988 First St. No., Birmingham, Ala. Martha Fettig Robert Durr Nellie Roche Mrs. Homer Dyer Lessie McMichael Homer Dyer

Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas Evelyn Bivins, Chairman Mrs. Lee Blackwell, Secretary—324% Pine St., New Orleans, La. Esther Little Verney Thompson Marion Little Ethelyn Campbell Dorothy Campbell Oklahoma, Texas J. Clark Pollard, Chairman Mary Beal Edson, Secretary—Briar Hollow, Rt. 12, Box 16, Houston, Texas J. R. Reynolds Charlotte Stirratt Albert Entzminger Elizabeth Bailey No. California, Nevada Dr. Mildred Nichols, Chairman Isobel Locke, Secretary—714 Farrington Lane, Burlingame, Calif. Charlotte Linfoot Jessie Vanderford Farruckh Ioas Mamie Seto Catherine Parr Valeria Alien Arthur Dahl Sylvia Ioas Nina Howard So. California, Arizona Virginia Foster, Chairman Jesma Herbert, Secretary—5372 Templeton St., Los Angeles 32, Calif. Jessie B, Kemper Robert F. Willis Nancy Phillips Zahrah Schoeny Dr. Clyde Longyear Alvin Johnson Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico Geo, N. Clark, Chairman Mildred Clar', Secretary—821 Marion St., Denver 3, Colo. Theresa L. Olson M. Rita Wallace Dr. E. Lenore Morris Gladys Roberts Florence Cox Idaho, Montana, Utah Genevieve Ingham, Chairman yee Adelman, Secretary—906 E. State St., Boise, jaho Ona M, Ault Bertha S. Adelman Charles Bryan > J. K. Saunders Ethel Thompson

Washington, Oregon George Washington, Chairman wa Wilks, Secretary—8535 30th Ave., N. W., Seattle 7, ‘ash. Marjorie Taylor Gladys Beasley John Schurclift John M., Clifford Ella Meissner �[Page 6]Rachel Porter Clara Rainboth Alaska Dagmar Dole, Chairman Frances Wells, Secretary—Box 45, Anchorage, Alaska Honor Kempton Janet Stout Helen Robinson Blanche Sturt Vern Huffman Margery McCormick

Canadian National Teaching Functions: To prepare teaching material: to provide settlers and pioneer teachers; to plan and supervise inter-regional activities; to supervise the Regional Teaching Committees.

John Robarts, Chairman

Laura Davis, Secretary—44 Chestnut Park Rd., Toronto, Ont., Can.

Doris Richardson

Rowland Estall

Emeric Sala

Siegfried Schopflocher

Victor Davis

Regional Teaching (Canada)

British Columbia

Viola China, Chairman

Katherine Moscrop, Secretary—2634 Marine Drive, W. Van- couver, B, C., Can.

Florence Sherborne

Mae McKenna

Muriel Warnicker

Austin Collin

Eve Cliff Southwell

DIRECTORY

Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba

Rowland Estall, Chairman

Elizabeth Brookes, Secretary—Box 121, Winnipeg, Man., Canada.

Jean Johnson

Patricia Blanche Mosher

Doris Skinner

Ernest Court

Ann McGee

Gwen Clarke

Lulu Barr Ontario

Amy Putnam—Chairman

Ethel Priestley, Secretary—3025 Queen St., East Scarboro, Toronto 13, Ont., Can.

Winifred Harvey

Audrey Robarts

F. St. George Spendlove

W. Craig Weaver

Quebec

Rosemary Sala, Chairman—423 Riverside Drive St. Lam- bert, P. Q., Canada.

Rena Gordon

L. C. Boudler

Adline Lohse

Walter Lohse

Ernest Sala

New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia

Fred Wade, Chairman

Muriel Bellefleur, Secretary—593 Gottingen St., Halifax, N.S., Can,

Amo Chesley

Irving Geary

Grace Geary

Merle C. McEwen

Edna Colpitts

Til TRUSTEE MAINTENANCE COMMITTEES

Properties Representative, George O. Latimer

Temple

Robert S. Hammond, Chairman—1217 Asbury Ave., Win- netka, Tl.

Lloyd Robinson

Clarence Ullrich

Miss Edna M. True Green Acre

Flora Valentine, Chairman

Emily Pearsoll, Secretary—Eliot, Me.

Charles Krug

Mrs. Emma Flynn

Mrs. Mildred Mottahedeh

Mrs. Nancy Bowditch

Mrs. Elsa Blakeley

Victor Archambault

Duncan McAlear

Miss Roushan Wilkinson Bosch

John Allen, Chairman

Miss Gladys Linfoot, Secretary—156 Nova Dr., Piedmont, Calif.

John Bosch

Alfred Zahl

Rex Collison

Wyatt Cooper

Mrs. Amelia E. Collins Ray Brackett

Ted Groger

Tom Lisota

Fred Babo

A. Y. Seto

Wilhelm

Curtis Kelsey, Chairman

Mrs. Amy Raubitschek, Secretary—I113 Bromley Ave., W. Englewood, N. J.

Roy C. Wilhelm

Walter Goodfellow

Wilson

Victor Archambault, 2 Pilgrim Rd., Arlington, Mass. Harlan Ober, 53 Conant St., Beverly, Mass.

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LOCAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLIES A. United States

Alabama: Birmingham: Mrs, Verna Inglis, 1000 S. 43rd St., Birming- ham Alaska: Anchorage: Mrs. Evelyn Huffman, Box 857, Anchorage Arizona: East Phoenix: Mrs. Louise Deppe, 3438 N. 12th St., Phoenix Phoenix: Mrs. Nancy Phillips, 521 W. Holley St., Phoenix

Arkansas: Little Rock: Mrs, Lucy Hawkins, 1023 Louisiana St., Little Rock California: Alhambra: 805 N. Bushnell Ave., Alhambra Berkeley: Mrs. Helen B. Rutledge, 2811 Regent St., Berkeley Beverly Hills: Mrs. Marion E. Gordon, Spiritual Assembly of Beverly Hills, Box 794, Beverly Hills.

Mrs. Mayme Glass, �[Page 7]1946-1947 7

Burbank: Mrs. Ruth H. Westberg, 707 E. Cypress Ave., Burbank

Burlingame: Mrs. Phoebe Babo, Apt. 3, Burlingame

Cloverdale Twp.: Not reported

Ls Mrs. Mary Louise Stapp, 1244 Justin Ave., Glen-

je 1

Long Beach: Mrs. Graydon Robertson, 1328 Orange Ave., Long Beach 6

Los Angeles: Mr. Willard Hatch, 4367 W. 8th St. Los Angeles 5

Oakland: Not reported

Pasadena: Miss Bertha Matthiesen, 809 E. California St., Pasadena 5

Sacramento: Mrs. Elizabeth L. Duffy, 2223 E. St., Sacra- mento 16

San Diego: Mrs. Gladys Loudon, 143 Elm St., San Diego 1

San Francisco: Mrs. Louise A. Groger, 64 Agua Way, San Francisco 1€

‘Santa Barbara: Mrs. Berdette Matteson, 3002 Paseo del Refugio, Santa Barbara

1045 El Camino Real,

Colorado; Colorado Springs: Mrs. Gladys Roberts, 915 N. Hancock Ave., Colorado Springs Denver: Mrs. Mildred Clark, 821 Marion St., Denver 3

Connecticut: « Hamden: Mrs. Caroline Keller, 114 Wakefield St., Hamden New Haven: Miss Gertrude Duell, 561 Whalley Ave., New Haven 11

Delaware: Wilmington: Mrs. Miriam N. Sebleigh, 205 W. 9th St., Wilmington District of Columbia: Washington: Mr. Harald Peter Bye, 1308 Eye St., N. W., Washington, D.C.

Florida: Jacksonville: Miss Kathryn L. Vernon, 707 Post St., Jack- sonville 4 Miami: Miss Ida Solomon, 137 N. W. llth Ave., Miami St. Augustine: Not reported

Georgia: Atlanta: Miss Doris Ebbert, 1247 Sells Ave., S. W., Atlanta Augusta: Mrs. Emma P. Lawrence, P. O. Box 2004, Hill

Station, Augusta

Hawaii: Honolulu: Miss Henriette From, 2336 Beckwith St., Hono- lulu 5. Spreckelsville-Maui: Mrs. Mary T. Fantom, Spreckelsville, Maui

Idaho: Boise: Miss Elizabeth Adelmann, 906 E. State St., Boise

Illinois: Chicago: Mrs. Kathryn Mortensen, 6529 S. Kimbark Ave., Chicago 37 Danville: Mrs, Elizabeth S, Raimer, 1230% N. Gilbert, Danville teat Miss Mary L. Fischer, 300 N. York St., Elm- urst Evanston: Mrs. Beatrice Ashton, Box 252, Evanston ‘Maywood: Mrs, Alvena Lange, 104 Oak Maywood 10ak eek Mrs. J. F, Wooddell, 1028 N. Taylor St., Oak Par! Peoria: Mrs. Emilie K, Ziegler, 147 Rebecca Pl., Peoria 5 Springfield: Mrs. Gretchen Schultz, 2168 S. Renfro St., Springfield Urbana: Mrs. Esther G. Harding, 1203 W. Oregon St., Ur- bana Waukegan: Mrs. Louise Niblack, 22 Jefferson Ave., Wau- kegan Wilmette: Miss Bertha L. Herklotz, c/o Mattoon, 105 Sixth St., Wilmette

Ft. Wayne: Mrs. Philip Schott, 668 Spring St., Ft. Wayne

Indianapolis: Mrs. E. S. Griffith, 2243 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis 5

South Bend: Mrs. Sarah M. Russell, 1031 Lincoln Way West, South Bend 16

Towa: Cedar Rapids: Miss Edna Mackinson, 620 First Ave., N. E., Cedar Rapids

Kansas: Topeka: Mrs. Bertha H. Campbell, 1021 Tyler St., Topeka

Kentucky: Louisville: Mrs. Rebecca Petree, P. O. Box 2004, Louisville

Louisiana: New Orleans: Miss H. Hullinghorst, c/o Baha'i Center, 601 Queen and Crescent Bldg., New Orleans 12

Maine: Eliot: Mrs. Dorothy C. Cress, Eliot

Maryland: Baltimore: Mrs. Martha C. Dorrida, 5301 Gwynn Oak Ave., Baltimore 7 Bethesda-Chevy Chase: Miss Doris Lohse, 4700 Dover Rd., Friendship Station, Washington, D. C.

Massachusetts:

Beverly: Mr. Richard S. Gladding, 90 McKay St., Beverly

Boston: Miss Natalie Anderson, ¢/o Baha'i Center, Rm. 419, 25 Huntington Ave., Boston 16

Brookline: Mrs. Janet R. Lindstrom, 15 Alberta Rd., Chest- nut Hill 67

Springfield: Not reported

Worcester: Miss Fanny M. Holmes, 103 Webster St., Wor- cester 3

Michigan: Ann Arbor: Mrs. Martha Parker, 1601 Pontiac, Ann Arbor Detroit: Miss Phyllis Hall, 2387 Woodstock Dr., Detroit 3 Flint: Miss Mabel Kitchenmaster, 1123 S. Saginaw St., Flint Grand Rapids: Mrs. Laura Walsh, 526 Jefferson Ave., Grand Rapids

Lansing: Mrs. Roberta Christian, 819 Fayette St., Lan- sing 10

Muskegon: Mrs. Adeline B. Duff, 1915 Manz St., Muskegon

• Roseville: Mrs. Katherine Page, 18450 Hazelwood, Rose-

ville

Minnesota:

Duluth: Miss Arlene Lindenstruth, 2420 E. 5th St., Duluth

Minneapolis: Miss Sina O. Olsen, 123 S. llth St., Apt. H, Minneapolis 2

St. Paul: Miss Dahela Abas, 235 Fuller Ave., St. Paul 3

Mississippi: Jackson: Mr, Edward S. Campbell, Box 2083, Jackson Missouri: Independence: Mrs. Opal H. Winans, 421 N. Spring St., Independence

Renney cs Mrs. J. B, Becktel, 4222 Olive St., Kansas

ity

St. Louis: Miss Nayan F. Hartfield, 4447 Washington Blvd., St. Louis 8

Montana: Butte: Mr. John W. McAllaster, 627 West Park, Butte Helena: Miss Betty Mereness, 1043 Breckenridge, Helena

Nebraska: Omaha: Mrs. Doreene N. Holliday, 3014 N. 28th Ave., Omaha 10

Nevada: Reno: Miss Helen Griffing, Box 1066, Reno

New Hampshire: Portsmouth: Mrs. C. Pennington Lewis, 1061 Maplewood Ave., Portsmouth

New Jerse; “Dumont: Mrs. Emilie Kalantar, 314 Washington Ave., Du- mont East Orange: Mrs. Cora A. Rockwell, 12 Washington St., East Orange

• Newark: Mrs. Ethel Murray, 964 Broad St., Newark

Teaneck: Mrs. Marion Wilcox, 126 Evergreen Place, West Englewood

New Mexico: Albuquerque: Mrs. Evelyn Walters, Albuquerque Baha'i Community, Box 1206, Albuquerque

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New York: Binghamton: Mrs. Helen Inderlied, 44 Lincoln Ave., Bing- hamton Jamestown: Mrs. Della Emery, 81 Fairmount Ave., James- town

New York: Mr. Robert Gulick, Apt. 1A, 305 Riverside Dr., New York 25—Center: 119 W. 57th St., New York 19

Rochester: Miss Elizabeth Brooks, 49 Rowley St., Roches- ter7

Syracuse: Not reported

Yonkers: Mrs. Lillian Rogers, 64 Locust Hill Ave., Yonkers

North Carolina: Greensboro: Mrs. Pearl Kent, 123 East Smith St., Greensboro North Dakot:

Fargo: Mrs. Etty Graeffe, Box 964, Fargo Ohio: Cincinnati: Miss Hilda Stauss, 3640 Epworth Ave., Cincin- nati 11

Cleveland: Mrs. Mabel Perry, 10817 Earle Ave., Cleveland 8

Columbus: Mrs. Margarete Acebo, 777 Franklin Ave., Columbus 5

Dayton: Mr, Albert Segen, 1731 W. 3rd St., Dayton 7

East Cleveland: Prof. Wm. Sandoz, 1770 Delmont Ave., East Cleveland

Lima: Mrs. Marie L. Kramer, 121 S. Collett St., Lima

Oklahoma: Oklahoma City: Mr. Albert P, Entzminger, 734 Northwest 20th St., Oklahoma City

Oregon: Portland: Mrs. Portland 11

Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: Miss Helen L. Reynolds, 5334 Greene St., Philadelphia 44 Pittsburgt: Miss Timi Brant, 611 E. Ohio St., Pittsburgh Scranton: Mrs. Zenobia J. Dorsey, 1312 Linden St., Scranton West Chester: Mrs. Margaret Lear, 42 West Gay St., West Chester

Puerto Rico:

Rachel Porter, 5544 N. Delaware Ave.,

San Juan: Mr. Cruz Irizarry Valle, Box 2130 Puerto Rico 10 Rhode Island:

Providence: Mr. Wm. Doull, 92 University Ave., Providence South Carolina:

Greenville: Mrs. Rachel Mothersill, Box 1735 Greenville South Dakota:

Sioux Falls: Mrs. Fritzi Shaver, 1420 S. Spring Ave., Sioux Falls

Tennessee: Memphis: Mrs. Thomas H. Watkins, 733 N. Bellevue Blvd., Memphis 7 Nashville: Mrs. Hazel Holt, 1213 Sigler St., Nashville 4 Texas: Houston: Miss Dorothea Sligh, 438 W. 2ist St., Houston 8 Utah: Salt Lake City: Mrs. Eleanor Beckman, 347 East Third South, Sait Lake City Vermont: . Brattleboro: Mr. Ben Weeden, 83 Main St., Brattleboro

Virginia: Alexandria: Mrs. Raymond C. Rouse, 3043 Manning St., Alexandria Arlington: Mrs, Florence Hansen, 4419 4th Rd., N., Apt. 4, Arlington

Washington: Richmond Highlands: Mrs. Clara B. Rainboth, 18017 Aurora Ave., Seattle 33 Seattle: Miss Elsa Nordquist, 4508 18th Ave., N.E., Seattle 5.

Spokane: Mrs. Gladys Beasley, 4615 N. Madison Ave., Spokane Tacoma: Mrs. Helen M. Ames, 5940 S. Sheridan Rd., Tacoma West Virginia:

Charleston: Mrs. Helen S. Anderson, c/o Baha'i Assembly of Charleston, Box 227, Charleston 21

Wisconsin: :

Kenosha: Mr. Louis J. Voelz, 6108 Sheridan Rd., Kenosha

Madison: Not reported

Milwaukee: Mrs. Edna N. Voigt, 1918 Hi Mount Blvd., Milwaukee 8

Racine: Mrs. Helen Lorentzen, 1548 Kearney Ave., Racine

Wauwatosa: Mr. Adolf Grad, 1440 N. 67th St., Wauwatosa 13

• Whitefish Bay: Mrs. Patricia L. Skobel, 700 E. Day Ave.,

Whitefish Bay .

Wyoming: Laramie: Mrs. Vera Ulrich, Box 112, Laramie

B. Canada Alberta: Edmonton: Miss Gwen M. Clarke, 7852 Jasper Ave., Ed- monton

British Columbia:

Vancouver: Mrs. Kay Lannon, 916 Cardero St., Vancouver Manitoba:

Winnipeg: Miss Elizabeth Brookes, Box 121, Winnipeg New Brunswick:

Moncton: Miss Anne L. McLean, 25 Archibald St., Moncton

Noya Scotia: Halifax: Mrs. Muriel Bellefleur, 593 Gottingen St., Halifax

Ontario: Hamilton: Mrs. Frances Young, 270 Main W., Hamilton Toronto: Mrs. Laura R. Davis, 44 Chestnut Park, Toronto 5

Prince Edward Island: Charlottetown: Mrs. Grace Geary, 279 Richmond St., Char- lottetown

Quebec: Montreal: Mrs. Louise Boudler, 1548 Pine Ave., W., Mon- treal 1S$t. Lambert: Mrs. Margaret Laurie, 521 Desaulniers Blvd., St. Lambert

Saskatchewan: Regina: Miss Lauretta Voelz, Box 264, Regina

1 Former Assembly restored. 2 New Assembly.

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