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2018.2.5.1-.4Description
Series of photographs from First United Methodist Church of Germantown, published circa 1990.
Caption .1: "The Rev. Fred Shuttleworth and his daughter, Carolyn Shuttleworth, are surrounded by the Rev. Ted Loder, pastor of the First United Methodist Church of Germantown and the Rev. C. Richard Cox (right). Photos by Kathy Jones"
Caption .2: "Many folks bouthg a book about Shuttleworth's Walk to Freedom, and waited in line after the service to get it autographed. When the books were sold out, people, like Virginia Treheme, waited just to shake his hand and thank him for all he has done for the Civil Rights Movement."
Caption .3: "Election observers (standing l. to r.) Robert Case, Suzanne Moller, Gretchen Schaff, Gregory Dow, William Norton, Robert Osborne, Dolores Dow, Dianne Reid, Anne Ewing and the Rev. Theodore Loder; (kneeling l. to r.) William Ewing, Marilyn Wood and C. Richard Cox.
Caption .4: "First United Methodist Church of Germantown members Bob and Sandy Bauer portrayed Jacob and Dorothy Reger in the church's recent re-enactment of the laying of the cornerstone of the congregation's first building in 1803 on Haines St. The church, which was founded in 1796, will continue its bicentennial observances on Sunday, September 17, with a visit from retired Bishop James Mase Ault, who will preach at the 11 a.m. worship service at the church's current sanctuary, 6023 Germantown Ave. Everyone is welcome."Collection
Chestnut Hill LocalDimensions
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Print Size: Various
