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Women's Liberation came to the Salvation Army more than 100 years ago and is still going strong, one of the army's leaders said yesterday. Colonel Eva(...)
Women's Liberation came to the Salvation Army more than 100 years ago and is still going strong, one of the army's leaders said yesterday. Colonel Eva(...)

Women's Liberation came to the Salvation Army more than 100 years ago and is still going strong, one of the army's leaders said yesterday. Colonel Eva(...)

Date4/25/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Women's Liberation came to the Salvation Army more than 100 years ago and is still going strong, one of the army's leaders said yesterday. Colonel Eva Burrows, leader of the Salvation Army's Social Services in Great Britain and Ireland, told 3,000 women delegates to the Salvation Army's second National Congress of Women that when William Booth founded the army to fight for man's salvation while offering comfort on earth, he decided women would do the same service as men and could attain the same ranks. [Incomplete]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0028359F
Comforting Words: Adrienne Gehl, counsellor with the Salvation Army's Family Life Resource Centre for abused women, assists police in getting information from the victims to lay charges
Comforting Words: Adrienne Gehl, counsellor with the Salvation Army's Family Life Resource Centre for abused women, assists police in getting information from the victims to lay charges
8/23/1991
Christmas cheer: Salvation Army's Major Reg Newbury helps chef Des Banks baste one of the many turkeys for Christmas dinner for the city's disadvantaged
Christmas cheer: Salvation Army's Major Reg Newbury helps chef Des Banks baste one of the many turkeys for Christmas dinner for the city's disadvantaged
12/16/1986
Salvation army Lt. Col. Eric Coward, now retired, revamped the War Cry, the army's publication, because many pub crawls here and overseas convinced hi(...)
Salvation army Lt. Col. Eric Coward, now retired, revamped the War Cry, the army's publication, because many pub crawls here and overseas convinced hi(...)
4/11/1977
Brigadier Cecil Bonar visits the Salvation Army's Men's Hostel Kitchen and takes a look at the giant soup Kettle which needs replacing. The Salvation (...)
Brigadier Cecil Bonar visits the Salvation Army's Men's Hostel Kitchen and takes a look at the giant soup Kettle which needs replacing. The Salvation (...)
4/10/1973
Alcoholic talks to Capt. Reginald Gage of the Salvation Army's Harbor Light mission about his problem. The mission's centre for treatment of alcoholic(...)
Alcoholic talks to Capt. Reginald Gage of the Salvation Army's Harbor Light mission about his problem. The mission's centre for treatment of alcoholic(...)
4/8/1969
Helping hands, Major Hugh Tilley and Beverly Lawson launch the Salvation Army's Red Shield Appeal fundraising campaign at Scarborough Civic Centre. Th(...)
Helping hands, Major Hugh Tilley and Beverly Lawson launch the Salvation Army's Red Shield Appeal fundraising campaign at Scarborough Civic Centre. Th(...)
5/3/1990
Salvation Army's Pedro Cordoba: John Gonzalez 6, gets a snooker lesson
Salvation Army's Pedro Cordoba: John Gonzalez 6, gets a snooker lesson
5/15/1974
Red Shield appeal: The Salvation Army's Sue Barrett gives volunteer canvasser Christopher Randall instructions in Preparation for today's campaign kick-off at Toronto City Hall
Red Shield appeal: The Salvation Army's Sue Barrett gives volunteer canvasser Christopher Randall instructions in Preparation for today's campaign kick-off at Toronto City Hall
5/3/1985
Salvation army's Suicide Prevention Bureau, which has staff of six, is directed by Brig
Salvation army's Suicide Prevention Bureau, which has staff of six, is directed by Brig
11/10/1971
They give and give - to the tune of more than $300,000 a year - at the Salvation Army kettles around Metro staffed by cadets like Dale Lewis, middle, and Mark Guyler
They give and give - to the tune of more than $300,000 a year - at the Salvation Army kettles around Metro staffed by cadets like Dale Lewis, middle, and Mark Guyler
12/21/1987
They give and give - to the tune of more than $300,000 a year - at the Salvation Army kettles around Metro staffed by cadets like Dale Lewis, middle, and Mark Guyler
They give and give - to the tune of more than $300,000 a year - at the Salvation Army kettles around Metro staffed by cadets like Dale Lewis, middle, and Mark Guyler
12/21/1987
Commissioner Grinstel An army has leaders
Commissioner Grinstel An army has leaders
3/19/1965