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| 1937 (In the Year)
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Two American Bahá'ís, Mrs. Loulie Matthews and Miss Ophelia Crum, attempted to revive the Bahá'í Community in South Africa with little success and they soon left.
Only one Bahá'í remained a firm believer from that period. She was Mrs. Agnes Carey, a social worker amongst women prisoners who had been released from Pretoria prison. Because of her staunchness she was later honoured with the title of "The Mother of the Bahá'ís of South Africa". [Progress of the Bahá'í Faith in South Africa since 1911] |
Agnes Carey; Honorifics; Loulie A. Mathews; Ophelia Crum; South Africa |
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