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CHRIST JANER ALBERT. Aalto Alvar forewordABAA

Eliel Saarinen

First Church of Christ West Hartford Conn.. Ladies of the ChurchABAA

The West Hartford Cook Book. Compiled by the Ladies of the Gray Stone Church West Hartford Conn. Republished with additions

19145386Hartford Conn: The Burr Index Co. Printers 1914. Octavo 23.5 x 15.5 cm. xiv 80 xxii pages. Advertisements some illustrated. Index is actually a table of contents. Evident third edition; first appearance under this title. An enlarged revision of two earlier editions of 1890 and 1895 both titled Bazaar Cook Book. Three hundred attributed recipes gathered one surmises on the occasion of the two hundredth anniversary of the congregation's recognition as a parish of the "West Division" of Hartford. Among items of interest: Turbot Ã¡ la crÃ©me baked in layers Beauregard Eggs visiting from points south Dolly Varden Cake a still-circulating tribute to a character from Dickens Ripe Currant Pie Hickory Nut Macaroons and Crab Apple Ginger. ~ At the turn of the eighteenth century the townspeople of Hartford supported three Congregationalist churches: First Church Second Church now South Church and Third Church today known as First Church of East Hartford. In 1711 approval was obtained to create a parish in the West Division and by 1713 a Fourth Church stood at what is now the corner of Farmington Avenue and Main Street. Several meeting houses would accommodate members in succession there and later on the opposite corner of the intersection. ~ After the separate incorporation of West Hartford in 1854 the fourth parish became the First Church of the new town. In June of 1882 a Gothic Revival edifice of Monson granite - Greystone Church - was dedicated noted for its grand stained glass windows and the pipe organ which had been salvaged from its predecessor across the street. One of its rooms served as West Hartford's Free Library until 1917 when the church's books were relocated to form the nucleus of the Noah Webster Public Library's collections. Which is to say that Greystone Church had become integral as a landmark of the town. One that perished sadly in a tumultuous fire in early January 1942. ~ Fine in publisher's light brown wrappers titled in darker brown backed in brown cloth. Scarce. Title registered in OCLC but identifier of holding institution deleted suggesting withdrawal; in neither Brown nor Cagle. The Burr Index Co., Printers hardcover books

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Disciples of Christ Congo Mission.ABAA

Bonkanda wa nsao ya Nzakomba.

192837587Bolenge Congo Belge: Disciples of Christ Congo Mission 1928. 12mo. 118 pp. The seventh edition of the Disciples of Christ Congo Mission's Lonkundo Hymn Book. The Disciples of Christ Congo Mission DCCM arrived in the Congo in 1889 with the intention of developing an indigenous church that would provide change to the whole Congo social order. After developing a written form of the local language Lonkundo the DCCM began publishing hymnbooks and educational pamphlets although Eva Nichols Dye an early DCCM missionary would later lament the inaccuracy of their understanding of the language. Â Â Â Â From the preface: "This seventh edition of the Lonkundo Hymn Book is a reprint of the sixth edition with a certain number of newly translated songs which was the result of the joint labor of the missionaries and the native Christians." Â Â Â Â Provenance: Ownership signature of Mary Hopkins Smith on front pastedown dated Bolenge 20 April 1928; her inked initials on front cover. Mary and her husband Herbert travelled to Africa as missionaries in 1909. "For some years they pioneered at Lotumbe but the crown of their service came in 1928 when they established at Bolenge a school for future leaders of Africa and began their teaching service which was to continue throughout the rest of their years in Congo. That school was the Congo Christian Institute" Smith. Later in the library of the Pitts Theological Library Emory University with its withdrawn stamps ONLY on rear pastedown. Â Â Â Â This is not a mission press publication: Actual printing was done in Mexico MO by the press department of the DCCM. Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â On the Disciples of Christ Congo Mission see: Fifty Years in Congo by Herbert Smith. Red cloth faded; age-toning a few pencilled notes to final blank and rear free pastedown. Very good. Disciples of Christ Congo Mission hardcover books

Philadelphia Rare Books & Manuscripts Co., LLC (PRB&M) · États-Unis225,00 $US≈ 190,37 €