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Since then the building has deteriorated physically and vandalism has also contributed to the ailments of the church. Ithowever, was considered initially sound, after extensive examination, and worth restoring, according to a spokesman.
In addition to private contributions, assistance with restoration funds may be obtained from foundations or from state or federal grants. These possibilities will be investigated by Mrs. George H. Davis Jr. The formation of a non-profit corporation for the restoration has also been discussed. A finance committee composed of Mr. Davis, I. R. Kilby and James Burke was appointed at the meeting, which was chaired by the Rev. G. B. Titchenell.
Mrs. A. H. Keyser acted as clerk of the group and the following were appointed Church Trustees: Mrs. Jeanette Pullen, James Burke, Mrs. J. M. O’Bannon, and Mrs. Keyser. Mrs. Barbara Reid was named treasurer.
George Smoot volunteered to
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