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A close-up view of a Grafton Historic Marker, in Grafton, W. Va. 'Grafton: William Robinson preempted Buffalo Flats, site of Grafton, in 1773. Here is only National cemetery in State. Former home of John T. McGraw, financier, and Melville Davisson Post, author. Anna Jarvis, founder of Mother's Day, lived here.'
Uniformed men on the front steps of courthouse.
Delegate to the General Conference.
Delegate to the General Conference.
Collected funds and started the erection of Andrews Church.
At the time of the first celebration of Mother's Day. Was also first president of the Jarvis Memorial Class.
He preached the first Mother's Day Methodist Sermon in Andrews Methodist Church. He chose as his text John 19 chapter, 26-27 verses. "Woman, behold thy son, and to the Disciple, behold thy Mother."
During the first Mother's Day service held there in 1908, led the plans for establishing the annual memorial to Motherhood. He gave of his time and money to perfect the hallowed observance at Grafton. Mr. Loar, a successful merchant at Clarksburg, a Central West Virginia town near Grafton, died in 1938.
Dean thirteenth Superintendent Sunday School
Andrews. Served in church several years on Washington St. (3 yrs.)
Washington St. Church.
Washington St. Church
Gathering on Jarvis Family Plot for Mother's Day Celebration. In front is tombstone of Claude Jarvis.
Memorial Services held in West Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pa. May 8, 1949 for Miss Anna Jarvis founder of Mother's Day.
DD Reeves standing 4th from left - Miller, Clay; girls and others.
The Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church was named for Bishop Edward Gayer Andrews who conducted the formal dedication on March 16, 1873, according to Howard H. Wolfe's 1962 book "Mothers Day and the Mothers Day Church."
Mothers Day service May 14, 1950 showing floral decorations.
Main Sunday School room Andrews Methodist Church. It was in this room that the first Mother's Day program was celebrated with Mr. L. L. Loar as Superintendent.
Distant view of decorations used in special communion service at Andrews Methodist Church. Notice large oil paintings on walls.
Looking from the pulpit toward the rear of the auditorium. Andrews Methodist Church.
Sunday School room where the first Mother's Day program was held Sunday May 10, 1908, at the request of the founder. The attendance was 407.  The Mother's Day sermon was delivered by Dr. Harry C. Howard in the sanctuary of the church.
Bronze plaque placed at the entrance of Andrews Methodist Church in honor of the founder of Mother's Day, Miss Anna Jarvis.