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    The document summarizes the annual report of the Seventh-day Adventist Lincoln City Church and School. It states that in 1959, the church and school provided assistance to 2,559 people, representing a year of increased labor and donations. A representative reported that the church and school's expenses totaled $5,480 while donations to the Seventh-day Adventist fund reached $100 thousand. According to the report, the church and school assisted people through food, clothing, bedding, furniture, counseling and other services.

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    The document summarizes the annual report of the Seventh-day Adventist Lincoln City Church and School. It states that in 1959, the church and school provided assistance to 2,559 people, representing a year of increased labor and donations. A representative reported that the church and school's expenses totaled $5,480 while donations to the Seventh-day Adventist fund reached $100 thousand. According to the report, the church and school assisted people through food, clothing, bedding, furniture, counseling and other services.

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    Wilson 6

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    The document summarizes the annual report of the Seventh-day Adventist Lincoln City Church and School. It states that in 1959, the church and school provided assistance to 2,559 people, representing a year of increased labor and donations. A representative reported that the church and school's expenses totaled $5,480 while donations to the Seventh-day Adventist fund reached $100 thousand. According to the report, the church and school assisted people through food, clothing, bedding, furniture, counseling and other services.

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