The Standing Committee on Support and Outreach has granted funds so that this exhibit can be outstanding. It is felt that we have a message for the world to hear because Friends have participated in government. A small group of Friends has been working on this exhibit project and has contacted several leading Quaker historians for help and for suggestions on what to emphasize. So far they have been pleased with the responses. To make this a successful exhibit, we need to have other Friends who are willing to help.
Work ranges from doing small pieces of research to mounting an attractive display panel.
It is important for interested persons to get together to mutually plan this important activity. Come to the Fourth and Arch Street Meeting House for a meeting from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, January 22. Bring a brown bag lunch. The snow date will be Saturday, January 29, same place and time. So far we have Norman Wood, Harold Evans, Albert Maris, Diane Allen, Albert Linton, Edmund B. Spaeth Jr., Rush Holt and Walter Farley.