*Bold text pertains to The Hymn Society*
1930
- Fosdick, “God of grace and God of glory”
- The Hymnary of the United Church of Canada
- Ryden, The Story of Our Hymns
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Papers of The Hymn Society I, Benson, “The Hymns of John Bunyan”
1931
- “The Star-Spangled Banner” becomes the national anthem of the United States
1932
- Dorsey, “Precious Lord, take my hand”
1933
- The Hymnal
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THS holds meeting at Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago
1934
- Psalter Hymnal
1935
- The Methodist Hymnal
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The Hymn Society of Philadelphia founded
1936
- Hymns of Universal Praise
- Covert and Laufer, Handbook to The Hymnal
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The Hymn Society of Great Britain and Ireland founded
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THS formally named The Hymn Society of America
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The Diapason begins a regular column supplied by THS, which has designated the periodical as its “official organ”
1937
- The New Church Hymnal
- HSGBI issues first Bulletin
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British and American hymn societies begin communication about a supplement, or successor, to Julian’s Dictionary
1938
- The Book of Common Praise (Revised 1938)
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THS incorporated