SALEM QUARTERLY MEETING

WINTER 1999

platinum print at right: Seaville Meetinghouse before 1883

Salem Quarter Annual Report, 1999
· Gloria Horvay

Update From the Ad Hoc Working Group
· Sandra Boone

Friendly Justice
· Lois Dinshah

A String of Pearls
· George Crispin

The Toddlers Dance at the Pow-Wow (poetry)
· Sondra Ball

In Memory: Betty Scott
· Minerva Ward

Cloth of Many Colors Project
· Sandra Boone

Notes from Gloria
· Gloria Horvay

From the Coordinator's Desk
· Phil Anthony

First-day School Notes
· Debi Seabrook

From Our Friends Home
· Sandy Ridgway

From Our Friends School
· Peter Manzelmann

What do Shop-Rite, Macy’s, Acme, Super G, Strawbridges, Funari’s, and SuperValu have in common with Friends School?
· Robert Horvay

Books, Magazines
· Robert Horvay

Quarterly Meeting Minutes
· September 12, 1999

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Salem Quarter News is the official publication of Salem Quarterly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) and appears four times a year. Please address all comments and questions to Phil Anthony, Coordinator, Salem Quarterly Meeting, PO Box 55, Woodstown, N.J. 08098-0055; telephone (856) 769-0066 (voice), (856) 769-1416 (fax); or e-mail salemqtr@verizon.net.

Platinum print of Seaville meetinghouse before 1883 (photographer unknown), courtesy of Seaville Monthly Meeting. Thanks to Narcissa Voluntad Weatherbee of Woodbury and Emma Prince of Mullica Hill for their art accompanying articles and poetry. All art is copyright © 1999 by the artist.

Except as otherwise noted, all contents of the Winter 1999 issue of Salem Quarter News are copyright © 1999, Salem Quarterly Meeting. Please address reprint requests to Coordinator, Salem Quarterly Meeting, P.O. Box 55, Woodstown, N.J. 08098-0055.

Our life is love, and peace, and tenderness; and bearing with one another, and forgiving one another, and not laying accusations one against another; but praying for one another, and helping one another up with a tender hand.

— Isaac Pennington, late 17^th century.

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