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Tag: Prison Outreach

Donations of soap, toothpaste, lotion, used but useable women's clothing, scraps of fabric, cigarettes, coffee are needed by the Alpha Omega Prison Ministry for the inmates at the State Correctional Center for Women at Tipton, Missouri.
Donations of soap, toothpaste, lotion, used but useable women's clothing, scraps of fabric, cigarettes, coffee are needed by the Alpha Omega Prison Ministry for the inmates at the State Correctional Center for Women at Tipton, Missouri.
Because a state of crisis has been reached in Missouri prisons, the Women's Crusade Against Crime is calling on members of the Appropriations Committee and other state officials to re-evaluate the budget and find the $15 millions necessary for two mediumsecurity institutions.
Donations of soap, toothpaste,' lotion, used but useable women's clothing, scraps of fabric, cigarettes, coffee are needed by the Alpha Omega Prison Ministry for the inmates at the State Correctional Center for Women at Tipton, Missouri.
In last month's issue of The Paper, we printed a story about the work done by Rev. and Mrs. Lee Hall, Mrs. Shirley Deavens, and others for the inmates of the State Correctional Center for Women at Tipton, Mo.
Donations of soap, toothpaste, lotion, used but useable women's clothing, scraps of fabric, cigarettes, coffee are needed by the Alpha Omega Prison Ministry for the inmates at the State Correctional Center for Women at Tipton, Missouri.
After reading an article in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch written by Jake McCarthy describing the conditions at the State Correctional Center for Women at Tipton, Mo., Rev. and Mrs. Lee Hall, 6000 Block of Kingsbury, and Mrs. Shirley Deavens, principal of Hamilton Branch III School, initiated the Tipton Project.
To Whom It May Concern, I would like to thank you all on behalf of all the women here at SCCW for the wonderful thing you did for us.

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