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There was an addition from H.F. Stultz in T&T 1957-8: "Westbrook, Maine: We find it necessary to state that the Christians at Bethany Gospel Hall, 540 Main Street, are still carrying on the meetings as usual, in much weakness and waiting on the Lord. Any of the Lord's servants, walking in the old paths would be very welcome amongst us at any time, and surely Maine is a needy state." "Bethany Gospel Hall" was omitted from the AAB's 1958-1959, but continued to meet.
The newer meeting eventually became [[Spring Hill Gospel Hall, ME]], meeting initially in the auditorium of the Warren Memorial Library (1879-2009), and in 1961 moved into its present location at 225 Spring Street. Clark McClelland is remembered as having helped in the early days of this meeting.
** bro. of Homer Grob who did missions work in the Philippines with my (Doug Engle's) father in the 1950's.
* Daniel F. Chick 1966-2021+ (b. 1935)
** was at [[Bethany Gospel Hall, ME]] since teenager, a co-founder of Spring Hill Gospel Hall.
** descendant of Thomas Chick (b. 1641 Ottery, Devon, England - d. 1687 Kittery, York, ME), emigrated to the U.S. in 1674, Kittery was founded in 1647; also desc. of John Chick (b. 1590 Devon, England). Devon is the county containing "Plymouth" of the so-called "Plymouth Brethren". John was married to Jone Truman in 1626 in Exeter, which is where Benjamin W. Newton and Anthony Norris Groves lived, who were co-founders of the PB.
* Barry Stultz +2007-2021+
** grandson of [[Howard Franklin Stultz, Sr.]], founder of [[Bethany Gospel Hall, ME]] in 1916. Barry was raised at Bethany, and his parents were among the co-founders of Spring Hill Gospel Hall.
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