File:Alma White and Emerson Hird in The Central New Jersey Home News of New Brunswick, New Jersey on 27 August 1962.jpg

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Honor Bishop. Gathered yesterday afternoon to pay respects to the memory of Bishop Alma White, founder of the Pillar of Fire, and participate in dedication ceremonies of an Old Kentucky Home memorial museum in her honor were left to right: Miss E. F. Stryker, Camp Middlebrook Chapter, D.A.R.; Miss Nicki Curcio; Anthony Curcio, mayor of Bound Brook; Mrs. Kathleen M. White, Dr. Emerson Hird, president Somerset County Historical Society; Mrs. Hird; Mrs. C. E. McClure, and Bishop Arthur K. White.

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From left to right are:

• Miss Esther F. Stryker, Camp Middlebrook Chapter, D.A.R.
• Miss Nicki Curcio
• Anthony Curcio, Mayor of Bound Brook, New Jersey
• Mrs. Kathleen Merrill White
• Dr. Emerson Freeman Hird, president Somerset County Historical Society;
• Mrs. Hird
• Mrs. C. E. McClure
• Bishop Arthur K. White

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