Transcription: H6188 Union Hill Presbyterian Church two miles beyond Moxley Baptist Church. Closed permenantly. H6189 Location near Union Hill Presbyterian Church.

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Transcription: H6186 Moxley Baptist Church between New Milford and Gibson. No regular services held here for 6 years. H6187 Abandoned school house close by the Moxley Baptist Church.

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Transcription: H6184 High School at New Milford, Pennsylvania H6185 Near Moxley Baptist Church between New Milford and Gibson. an abandoned schoolhouse.

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Transcription: H6182 Methodist Episcopal Church at Gibson, Pennsylvania H6183 View from hill overlooking village. Scranton, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H6102 and H6103 and H6104 Washing dishes after dinner. Camp Doniphan, Oklahoma

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Transcription: H6098 Washing dishes after dinner. Camp Doniphan, Oklahoma. H6099 "Kitchen Police", usually men who have done something for which to be punished and who are given the dirty and especially menial jobs around camp for a few days or weeks. Camp Doniphan, Oklahoma. H6100 A street in camp. The back end of the "mess" houses are seen in the foreground and the tents of the soldiers beyond. Camp Doniphan, Oklahoma. H6101 Washing dishes after dinner. Camp Doniphan, Oklahoma.

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Transcription: H6091 thru H 6094 Panorama of Camp Doniphan, Oklahoma

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Transcription: H6084 Second Methodist Episcopal Church. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma H6085 Morris and Company and Wilson and Company packing and slaughterhouses. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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Transcription: H6082 and H6083 View of oil wells, derricks, tanks, etc. Oilton, Oklahoma.

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Transcription: H6080 Interior of the old Methodist Episcopal Church, Miami, Oklahoma H6081 Group of mines at Picher, Oklahoma

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Transcription: H6078 New First Methodist Episcopal Church to be socially equipped plant costing. $40,000. Miami, Oklahoma H6079 Old Methodist Episcopal Church was this far built when it became apparent that it was too small to meet the needs. The old frame at left is the parsonage. New parsonage is a fine brick building. Miami, Oklahoma

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Transcription: H6076 First Methodist Episcopal Church, with 100 members. September 7, 1918. Picher, Oklahoma H6077 Drilling for zinc. These men receive $6 a day, for very easy work. Picher, Oklahoma.

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Transcription: H6074 Sunday School of Methodist Episcopal Church at Picher, Oklahoma. September 7, 1918 H6075 Interior of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Picher, Oklahoma.

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Transcription: H6072 Homes of laborers; one to three rooms, mere shells and rent for $10 a room per month. Picher, Oklahoma H6073 Part of the congregation at the dedication service of the Picher Methodist Episcopal Church. September 7, 1918. Picher, Oklahoma

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Transcription: H6070 Oil Derricks, Wells, Tanks, Oilton, Oklahoma H6071 Methodist Episcopal Church and five Ladies Aid Women. Commerce, Oklahoma.

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Transcription: H6069 Black Section Tulsa, Oklahoma.

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Transcription: H6066 Four fine public school buildings. One miserable little wooden Methodist Episcopal Church. Jenks, Oklahoma in heart of rich agricultural and oil region. H6067 Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church and Environs. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Wooden frame, covered with black tar paper in midst of finest residential section of town.

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Transcription: H6064 Oil refinery on the Arkansas River. Tulsa, Oklahoma H6065 Group of shacks. Tulsa, Oklahoma

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Transcription: H6062 Oil derricks along the Cimarron River. Oilton, Oklahoma H6063 Methodist Episcopal Church. Tulsa, Oklahoma

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Transcription: H5970 Sunday School children. Liberal, Kansas H5971 Official Board of First Methodist Episcopal Church, Liberal, Kansas, 1918 H5972 The annex under construction. Liberal, Kansas

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Transcription: H5778 at a country fire. Saddle River, New Jersey H5781 Rural mail carrier H5791 Children on porch. Water Gap, New Jersey H5969 Typical Rural Post Office. Liberal, Kansas

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Transcription: H5772 Cliffs at Alpine, New Jersey H5773 Big Porker. 390 pounds H5774 Ducks H5775 Cow in lane.

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Transcription: H5758 Lake Hopatcong from cottage H5759 Launch Hopatcong H5770 Cloud effect near water gap H5771 Glen at Milford, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H5730 Myrtle Avenue, looking east. Sterling, Massachusetts. H5757 Bathers at Ocean Grove

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Transcription: H5728 A Labor Day Picnic in the grove. Sterling, Massachusetts. September 2, 1918

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Transcription: H5726 Mission Hall and Dormitory. Sterling, Massachusetts. H5727 A new cottage on the hill. Sterling, Massachusetts. celebrating Anniversary Day.

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Transcription: H5724 Sitting by the Lake Washacum . Sterling, Massachusetts. at the close of the camp meeting. H5725 Lake Washacum . Sterling, Massachusetts. which has lately been taken over by the United States Government as it feeds a large Reservoir close by. A United States Army camp is on the other side of the lake across the big mountains.

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Transcription: H5722 At close of sermon by Bishop Lewis. Sterling, Massachusetts. H5723 Railway Station, Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5720 Dr. Morritt holding two youngsters on the shore of Lake Washacum. Sterling, Massachusetts H5721 Dr. Spaulding marching at the head of the procession to meet the Delegation at the station. on Labor Day. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5718 Myrtle Avenue looking west. Sterling, Massachusetts. H5719 Looking towards the lake. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5716 Mission Hall. Sterling, Massachusetts H5717 New Cottages. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5714 On the shores of Lake Washacum. Sterling, Massachusetts H5715 An Avenue, looking west. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: So Min R N Eng H5712 Staff of Singing Corps, Dr. Spaulding, Bishop Lewis and others. Sterling, Massachusetts So Min R. N. Eng H5713 Delegations. Dr. Spaulding in the front. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5710 Procession and Reception of Delegations waiting for the train. Sterling, Massachusetts H5711 Red Cross Ladies, Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5708 New cottages at Sterling, Massachusetts H5709 Procession and reception of Delegates. Labor Day, September 2, 1918. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5706 At the finish of the Ball Game and other games on the large field near the Lake Washacum. Labor Day, September 2, 1918. Sterling, Massachusetts H5707 Watching baseball game, directed by Dr. Spaulding. Labor Day. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5704 Delegations on Labor Day. Sterling, Massachusetts H5705 Children on Labor Day Visitors. September 2, 1918

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Transcription: H5702 Group of Delegates including Bishop Lewis and Dr. Spaulding and staff. Sterling, Massachusetts H5703 In the grove in front of Mission Hall. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5700 Dormitory annex to the Mission Hall. Sterling, Massachusetts H5701 Labor Day at Lake Waushacum. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5698 Ball game on Labor Day September 2, 1918. Directed and managed by Dr. Spaulding. Sterling, Massachusetts H5699 Dormitory and Mission Hall. Sterling, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H5696 Dr. W. H. Easton teaching class in Bible Study in front of the Mission Hall. Hedding, New Hampshire. H5697 Evangelist J. Clarence Leckemby in one of his usual positions while preaching. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5694 Evangelist Leckemby, preaching from an automobile. Hedding, New Hampshire. The people are gathering on the opposite side in the grove. H5695 Evangelist J. Clarence Leckemby in one of his usual positions when preaching. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5692 H. William Hook, Haverhill, Massachusetts. Hedding, New Hampshire H5693 Rev. Hicks and staff Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5690 Twilight services (5pm) at Vincent Rock, named after Bishop J. H. Vincent who held services here some years ago. Hedding, New Hampshire H5691 Twilight services (5pm) at Vincent Rock, named after Bishop J. H. Vincent who held services here some years ago. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5688 Hedding Avenue, looking west. Hedding, New Hampshire H5689 W. H. Easton, holding a morning Bible lecture in front of the Mission Hall. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5686 Miss Marston andf Miss Lamson of Chester, New Hampshire and of Exeter, New Hampshire. Hedding, New Hampshire H5687 Young Women's Forenoon Devotion Hour in front of Mission Hall. Miss R. Olive Hafford Speaking and Miss Linda Marston who leads the singing with the piano. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5684 Hedding Avenue. Hedding, New Hampshire H5685 This building is called the studio where souvenirs can be bought. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5682 The Pines, near the Mission Hall. Hedding, New Hampshire H5683 Music at twilight service at Vincent Rock at 5pm. Singing by Rev. Hicks, Mr Hook, and Miss Mae Marston, Rev. Tuttle. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5680 Twilight service at Vincent Rock. Hedding, New Hampshire H5681 After church. Leaving the hall at 12 noon. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5678 Chautauqua Mission Hall showing tennis courts where young girls are at play. Hedding, New Hampshire H5679 Twilight services at Vincent Rock at 5pm. District Superintendent T. R. Hicks, Mr. William Hook, Rev Tuttle, Miss Linda Mae Marston Miss Grace Lamison (pianist), Hedding, New Hampshire.

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Transcription: H5676 The Look Out. From this place one can see for many miles. It was formerly used to look after forest fires. Hedding, New Hampshire H5677 Sermon held under the trees by H. William Hook. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5674 School house at "Four Corners" used for a Sunday School meeting place. Rev. T. R. Hicks, District Superintendent, and Rev William Ramsden the pastor who conducts the Sunday School H5675 Going to the twilight service at Vincent Rock at 5 p.m. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5672 The Lookout. From this point one can see for many miles. It was formerly used to look after forest fires. Hedding, New Hampshire H5673 Old school house, purchased by Methodist pastor and fitted up for use as Sunday School meeting place and community center. Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5671 Class in Bible study, by Dr. W. H. Easton of the Rhode Island Sunday School Association. Providence, Rhode Island. Hedding, New Hampshire.

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Transcription: H567- Class in Bible study, by Dr. W. H Easton in front of the Mission Hall. Miss Linda Marston pianist, Hedding, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H5649 A pool of oil. Quay, Oklahoma H5650 The only dead ones in Oilton before Oklahoma went dry. Oilton, Oklahoma H5651 Main Street, Oilton, Oklahoma H5652 A million in smoke. Burning oil tanks, the result of carelessness. Oklahoma

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Transcription: H5646 A view of derricks in the Cushing Pool District. Oklahoma H5647 35,000 barrels of oil of the Texas Oil Company burning at West Tulsa, Oklahoma H5648 Oklahoma oil field - near Tulsa

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Transcription: H5642 "Shooting" an oil well. Oklahoma H5643 Gypsy Gasoline Plant, Largest in the world. Tulsa, Oklahoma H5644 On the Quay townsite. Tulsa, Oklahoma H5645 Cushing Pool, Oklahoma

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Transcription: H5597 Rowing on Lake Geneva. July, 1918. Wisconsin H5598 Praying for a big black Bass. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H5599 Boys fishing, Lake Geneva. Wisconsin. July 1918

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Transcription: H5593 Yerke's Observatory on shoreline. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H5594 Motor boating on Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H5595 Power boat on Lake Geneva making 40 miles per hour. Wisconsin. July 1918 H5596 Scene on Lake Geneva. Wisconsin. July, 1918

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Transcription: H5568 Oil tank farm. Yale, Oklahoma H5591 "Good Bye proud world, we're going home." Wisconsin H5592 Waiting for the car to start. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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Transcription: H5566 Ladies Aid Society of the Old Eden Methodist Episcopal Church. Mount Olive, Illinois H5567 The Cimarron River and part of the oil field near Oilton, Oklahoma

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Transcription: H5564 Men's Bible class. First Methodist Episcopal Church, Brazil, Indiana H5565 Adult Bible Class. Methodist Episcopal Sunday School, Brazil, Indiana

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Transcription: H5562 Picher Camp, Oklahoma, February, 1917 (compare with H5423) H 5563 Officers, Teachers, and Orchestra, First Methodist Sunday School. Brazil, Indiana

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Transcription: H5550 Mohammedan Priest. Franklin, Pennsylvania H5561 Looking northeast from Tar River Camp (1/2 mile away from Picher) Oklahoma

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Transcription: H5499 Frontenac Public School, Frontenac, Kansas H5549 Mohammedan Priest, Franklin, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H5497 Main Street during Labor Day Celebration. Frontenac, Kansas H5498 Methodist Episcopal Church showing Parsonage. Frontenac, Kansas.

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Transcription: H5495 Main Street. Franklin Kansas H5496 Main Street during Labor Day Celebration. Frontenac, Kansas, 1918

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Transcription: H5491 The only bright spot in Monett when the photographers arrived. It was prayer meeting night, but vacation time, and the Methodist Episcopal and Baptist Churches were both dark. One drug store nearby was selling soda, but the lively spot in the town was the saloon. Missouri H5494 Bethel Methodist Episcopal Mission, Franklin, Kansas

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Transcription: H5486 Part of the Sunday School and Club Rooms. Monett, Missouri H5487 Kitchen of First Methodist Episcopal Church. Monett, Missouri

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Transcription: H5483 Old Methodist Episcopal Church being demolished. South Monett, Missouri H5484 Old Methodist Episcopal Church being demolished. South Monett, Missouri

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Transcription: H5476 Methodist Episcopal Church, Arma, Kansas H5477 First Methodist Episcopal Church Auditorium, Monett, Missouri

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Transcription: H5451 Street scene during Labor Day Parade. Frontenac, Kansas. H5452 Street scene during Labor Day Parade. Frontenac, Kansas. H5453 Street scene during Labor Day Parade. Frontenac, Kansas. H5454 The Eagles (F.O.E.) float in the parade. Frontenac, Kansas

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Transcription: H5455 Tin Can Hollow, Home made from an old wagon cover. Joplin, Missouri H5456 [H***] traveling rig. Joplin, Missouri H5457 [H***] resident of Tin Can Hollow. Joplin, Missouri H5458 Tin Can Hollow. Gossiping. Joplin, Missouri

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Transcription: H5446 [...] at work. Joplin, Missouri H5447 Two young residents of Tin Can Hollow. Joplin, Missouri H5448 One of the two young residents of Tin Can Hollow. Missouri. H5449 Tin Can Hollow. Home, Joplin, Missouri

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Transcription: H5441 Rag pickers and scavengers from Tin Can Hollow. Joplin, Missouri H5442 "[...]" boy showing his muscle. Joplin, Missouri H5443 The home of scavengers, bums, outlaws and "Hill Billies" or poor whites from the Ozarks. Joplin, Missouri. Tin Can Hollow. H5444 The home of scavengers, bums, outlaws and "Hill Billies" or poor whites from the Ozarks. Joplin, Missouri. Tin Can Hollow.

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Transcription: H5435 Clowns in parade. Frontenac, Kansas H5436 Mine rescue crew in Labor Day Parade. Frontenac, Kansas H5437 Street scene during Labor Day Parade. 1918. Frontenac, Kansas H5440 Schran Glass Factory. One of the largest in the U. S. showing types of employees' houses. Hillsboro, Illinois

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Transcription: H5430 Patriotism even in Tin Can Hollow. Joplin, Missouri F. R. Ch. H5431 Mine rescue crew in Labor Day Parade. Frontenac Celebration, 1918, Kansas H5432 A residence in Tin Can Hollow. Joplin, Missouri H5433 The only flag seen in Tin Can Hollow. Joplin, Missouri H5434 Clowns in parade. Pittsburg-Frontenac Labor Day Celebration, 1918. Kansas.

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Transcription: H5426 Old Methodist parsonage at Commerce H5427 Tin Can Hollow. Joplin, Missouri H5428 Part of Tin Can Hollow. Joplin, Missouri H5429 One of the residents of Tin Can Hollow in front of his mansion taking his time "..." of ease. Joplin, Missouri

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Transcription: H5424 In January 1916, Picher Oklahoma was absolutely nothing but prairie. Today there are 25,000 people, $1000,000,000 or more invested, and millions coming out of the ground daily H5425 Union Sunday School held in Tabernacle on our new church lots. Commerce, Oklahoma, July 14, 1918

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Transcription: H5422 Quapaw, part of the Picher Camp. Illustrating the housing conditions. Few of the houses are more than mere boxes, and a majority of them with only two rooms. Oklahoma H5423 Picher Lead Zinc Mine field in Feb. 1918. a peculiar situation exists herein that there is no cooperation among the people, but each is a law unto himself and is utterly selfish. Picher, Oklahoma (Compare with H5562)

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Transcription: H5421 Picher Camp looking north from St. Joe Mill. Oklahoma

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Transcription: H5407 Old McKendree chapel, dedicated 1819. DeSoto, Missouri. Rev. D. W. Crow, D.D.

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Transcription: H5331 An American farmer boy. Waiting for the train to take him up town to the circus. Maquon, Illinois H5361 Haying time. Typical scene on a New England farm. Hubbardston, Massachusetts H5362 Cattle farm. Hubbardston, Massachusetts H5404 Topping sugar beets

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Transcription: H5327 Wheelling brick. East Galesburg, Illinois H5328 Near the end of a kiln of burned brick. East Galesburg, Illinois H5329 Main street any day in summer time. Maquon, Illinois H5330 On top of a kiln of burning brick. East Galesburg, Illinois

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Transcription: H5322 George Beckwith and Dr. Ryan. Deselm, Illinois H5323 Part of one of the great brick kilns at East Galesburg, Illinois H5324 Wheeling bricks. East Galesburg, Illinois H5325 Unloading lumber from the car. Maquon, Illinois, 1918

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Transcription: H5310 "Ladies Aiders" Moline, Illinois H5312 Going to the circus H5313 Workers from A. M. Zinc Works boarding the "one man" street car for Hillsboro. Taylor Springs, Illinois H5318 Just a shack, typical of dozens of others. Jerseyville, Illinois

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Transcription: H5303 Coasting. East Moline, Illinois H5304 Residence for sale, Covey, Illinois H5305 Telling the Pastor the way to the church H5309 Ladies Aid Picnic where the photographer got his best feed in weeks. East Moline, Illinois

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Transcription: H5297 George Beckwith, a former who caught a vision. Deselm, Illinois H5298 Keeping cool out by the water tub where the horses drink. East Moline, Illinois H5299 "Hey Mister, take our pitcher!" Some of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School children. Pana, Illinois H5300 Taking home a load of ice.

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Transcription: H5288 Dr. John H. Ryan, holding 4th Quarterly Conference out under the trees at Ritchie, Illinois H5289 Fourth Quarterly Conference under trees. Ritchie, Illinois H5290 Fourth Quarterly Conference under trees. Ritchie, Illinois H5292 Picking different kinds of grass heads with which to play. Springfield, Illinois

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Transcription: H5277 Ladies Aid Picnic on Campbell's Island in the Mississippi. East Moline, Illinois H5284 Ladies Aid Picnic on Campbell's Island in the Mississippi. East Moline, Illinois H5285 The "station" at the end of the line on Campbells Island, East Moline, Illinois H5287 George Beckwith, Rev. George McChung and Dr. John H. Ryan, District Superintendent, Kankakee District at Beckwith's from, Deselm, Illinois

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Transcription: H5028 Administration Building of State Agricultural School. Fargo North Dakota H5239 Old Methodist Episcopal Church at Rommey, Indiana H5119 Camp Doniphan, Oklahoma

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Transcription: H5026 Largest Methodist Episcopal Church in Fargo, North Dakota H5027 Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church. Fargo, North Dakota

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Transcription: H5024 Methodist Episcopal Church, New Richmond, Indiana H5025 First Methodist Episcopal Church built in North Dakota, Fargo, North Dakota

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Transcription: H5022 Kitchen of Rommey Methodist Episcopal Church, Romney, Indiana H5023 Flashlight of Rommey Methodist Episcopal Church, Romney, Indiana

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Transcription: H5020 Romney Methodist Episcopal Church. The entire backend is made up of club rooms, library, dinning room, kitchen, lighting plant, etc. Romney, Indiana H5021 Flashlight of Romney Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Evening congregation (summer), Romney, Indiana

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Transcription: H5018 Farm house of Mrs. A. M. Simison. Romney, Indiana H5019 Farm house of Mrs. A. M. Simison. Romney, Indiana

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Transcription: H5016 Residence of landlord AD FRCh BFH H5017 Renter house near Romney, absentee landlord, Indiana

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Transcription: H5014 Three churches in a small village of 22 families averaging 4 to a family, and a very small surrounding population. New Maysville, Indiana H5015 Tenant house with a decrepit porch on farm, Romney, Indiana

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Transcription: K471 Methodism Marches K475 Chaplain up before his men H43467 Thomas à Kempis H43689 Leaders of United Council of Church Women with small packet of clothing for European women. H43690 Women with sample packet of clothing for European women.

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Transcription: H43448 Your help is needed K454 Dome of capital. Washington, D. C. K455 Lincoln's statue K458 Lee's mansion K463 Chaplain and soldiers K465 Prayer mantle

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959 2229 Louisville Conference Delegation 2230 Rev. E. Tweksbury with group in resource clinic 2231 no caption

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959 2225 2226 Mrs. W. L. Perryman speaking at Luncheon 2227 \ 2228 Group in resource clinic discussion

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959 2219 North Indiana Delegation 2220 Discussion group 2221 Discussion group 2222 Discussion group

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959 2215 Methodist Rural Fellowship General Conference Legislative Committee. Dr. Ralph Williamson, Chairman 2216 2217 Southern California, Arizona Delegates. 2218 Western Jurisdiction Delegation.

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Transcription: 2211 Group in resource clinic discussion 2212 setting up the "Genarco" projector for slide program. Rev. H. F. Lowe and Rev. William F. Fore. 2213 setting up the "Genarco" projector for slide program. Rev. H. F. Lowe and Rev. William F. Fore. 2214 "Genarco" lantern slide projector Town and Country Conference Wichita, Kansas July 1959

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS. JULY,1959 2207 Delegates 2208 Resource Clinic Discussion 2209 Group at Resource Clinic 2210 Group at Resource Clinic

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Transcription: 2201 Dr. Allen Rice speaking 2202 View of Resource clinics 2203 2204 Bishop____, Dr. D. Lindstrom and Dr. J. B. Howes 2205 Resource clinic 2206 Resource clinic TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959

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Transcription: 2197 Agricultural mission resource clinic. Dr. E. L. Sells. Distributing literature 2198 Resource clinic discussion 2199 Group at resource clinic 2200 Group at recourse clinic Town and Country Conference Wichita, Kansas July 1959

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959 2191 Bishop Watts conducting worship service 2192 Bishop Voigt making opening statement 2193 Little Rock conference delegation 2194 Dr. H. Stotts, Mr. Lindstrom, Mr. W. Nesbett and Mr. Powell. 2195 Ben Finley, Chairman of Conference with Kansas delegation. 2196 no caption

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959 2185 North Arkansas delegation 2186 Dr. Murray Leiffer reporting 2187 Dr. J. B. Howes speaking 2188 M. Wilson Nesbett reporting 2189 Dr. Glenn F. Sanford at opening session 2190 Dr. Herbert Stotts reporting

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959 2178 Discussion groups 2180 Miss Cornelia Russell with group at resource clinic 2181 Leslie Ross in his resource clinic with interested person 2182 Jack Waldrep (right) in his resource clinic 2183 Dr. Robert R. Powell 2184 Rev. Daniel Schores, area Town and Country worker in Missouri in resource clinic.

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959 2172 Rev. Ben Finley and family and Bishop E. E. Voigt 2173 Western North Carolina delegation 2174 New England delegation 2175 Discussion group 2176 Discussion group 2177 Discussion group

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS. JULY, 1959 2168 North Dakota delegates and Bishop E. E. Voigt. 2169 South Dakota delegates and Bishop E. E. Voigt 2170 Colorado Wyoming delegation. 2171 North Arkansas delegation.

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959 2163 Rev. B. B. Curtis 2164 Discussion group 2165 Delegates from the Central Jurisdiction 2166 Miss Cornelia Russell (2nd from right, front row) with rural workers 2167 Bishop Edwin E. Voigt with delegates from Dakota area

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959 2153 Clyde Rogers receiving an award of honor presented by Russell Hay 2154 Registration office 2155 Interboard Committee 2156 Interboard Committee

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Transcription: 2157 Rural church choir from Conway Springs, Kansas 2233 Rural church choir from Conway Springs, Kansas 2158 Dr. Halter 2159 Rev. Floyd Brower 2160 Rev. Glenn S. Gothard 2161 Murray C. Stewart 2162 Rev. C. Edwin Murphy

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959 2147 Discussion group 2148 Bishop Voigt, Dr. J. B. Howes and Dr. G. F. Sanford 2149 A. W. Huett, speaker 2150 Presenting an award of honor by Dr. E. Fisher to Dr. G. F. Sanford 2151 Presenting an award of honor by Dr. E. Fisher to Dr. G. F. Sanford 2152 Award of honor to Dr. Fisher by Garland Stafford, Vice Chairman

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959 2143 Methodist Committee for Overseas Relief crop resource clinic 2233 Methodist Committee for Overseas Relief crop resource clinic 2224 Methodist Committee for Overseas Relief crop resource clinic 2144 Chairmen of Town and Country Commissions in discussion led by Dr. G. S. Sanford 2145 Dr. Sanford and delegate in one of the resource clinics 2146 Resource clinic discussion group with Rev. W. J. Leppert.

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959 2136 Bishop Voigt, Chairman Interboard Committee on Town and Country work 2138 Speaker, Rev. M. T. Judy 2139 Speaker, Rev. T. Baskerville 2140 Speaker, Dr. R. C. Smith 2141 Speaker, Rev. G. S. Gothard 2142 Methodist Committee for Overseas Relief Crop Resource Clinic

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Transcription: 2131 Rev. Rapking receiving award of honor from Bishop Voigt 2132 Rev. Walton receiving award of honor from Bishop Voigt 2133 William Hudson and Dr. H. Stotts, Director of the resource clinics 2134 Speaker, Dr. J. B. Howes, Chairman of the program committee 2135 speaker. Dr. D. Lindstrom TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959 2127 Bishop Voigt, Messrs. Walton, Hewett, Peterson and Rapking who received distinguished rural service awards, and Doctors Fisher and G. F. Sanford. 2128 Messrs. Walton, Hewett, Peterson and Rapking 2129 Rev. Hewett receiving award of honor from Bishop Voigt. 2130 Rev. Peterson receiving award of honor from Bishop Voigt.

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS JULY, 1959 2123 A social moment following the General Assembly 2124 Registration window 2125 Speaker, Mrs. J. Fount Tillman 2126 A Panel

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Transcription: 2072 El Paso, Texas. Lydia Patterson Institute 2119 Wichita, Kansas. July, 1959 Town and Country Conference General Assembly 2121 Wichita, Kansas July, 1959 Town and Country Conference General Assembly 2122 Wichita, Kansas. July, 1959 Town and Country Conference Mobile unit in Northwest Nebraska.

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Transcription: K2542 Lake Junaluska, North Carolina. The Memorial Chapel K2543 Lake Junaluska, North Carolina. A section of the Memorial Chapel K2544 Lake Junaluska, North Carolina. Entrance to the headquarters and library building of the World Methodist Council. K2545 Lake Junaluska, North Carolina. Entrance to the headquarters and library building of the World Methodist Council. K2546 Lake Junaluska, North Carolina. Entrance to the headquarters and library building of the World Methodist Council. K2547 Lake Junaluska, North Carolina. Paul B. Kern Youth Center. (building in center of photo) K1457 Professor of Town and Country Work in the Methodist Church K1461 Swimming pool White Sulphur Springs Camp ground. California

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Transcription: H46007 Dr. Raymond W. Miller speaking at the Town and Country Conference, Bloomington, Indiana. July, 1955 H46008 Dr. John Howes. Town and Country Conference, Bloomington, Indiana. July, 1955 K1810 New Hampshire Dorothy Wilbur, rural worker with little children. Clarksville. H46031 Wichita, Kansas. Dellrose Methodist Church, "in the rough" without the educational building. H46067 Construction work on new church. Pasco, Washington.

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA JULY, 1955 H46001 Bishop F. Gerald Ensley speaking H46002 Bishop F. Gerald Ensley speaking H46003 Dr. Marlatt and Charles McConnell with former students of Boston University School of Theology. H46004 Dr. E. Fisher with the new officers of the Methodist Rural Fellowship H46005 The Group Ministry exhibit H46006 another exhibit

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA JULY, 1955 H45995 The principal speakers H45996 The Quadrennial Award of Honor to Mark A. Dawber H45997 The Quadrennial Award of Honor to Charles A. McConnell H45998 The Quadrennial Award of Honor to Ralph Felton H45999 Charles A. McConnell, Ralph A. Felton and Mark A. Dawber H46000 Charles A. McConnell, Ralph A. Felton and Mark A. Dawber, with their spouses.

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA JULY, 1955 H45989 Dr. E. Smith speaking at conference H45990 Dr. A. S. Flemming speaking at conference H45991 Dr. H. C. Sprinkles' study group H45992 Rev. A. W. Wright with delegates of the South Carolina conference group H45993 The entire group at the conference H45994 The entire group at the conference

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA JULY, 1955 H45983 Delegates from the Central New York Conference. H45984 Crowds entering auditorium for the conference H45985 Crowds entering auditorium for the conference H45986 California, Nevada Conference delegation H45987 Ward Radford speaking at conference H45988 Bishop J. W. E. Bowen speaking at conference

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA JULY, 1955 H45977 Floyd Brower speaking at a panel discussion H45978 Miss Cornelia Russell speaking at a panel discussion. H45979 Delegates from the Holston Conference H45980 Delegates from South Carolina Conference H45981 Miss Cornelia Russell with Rural Women's group H45982 The Radio and Film Commission Exhibit

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA JULY, 1955 H45971 Governor of Indiana, George N. Craig, speaking at rally H45972 Alexander Nunn speaking at rally H45973 Roy Magnuson speaking at rally H45974 Recognizing extra voluntary services during the conference H45975 Bishop Dana Dawson with study group H45976 Dr. Glenn Sanford speaking at panel discussion

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA JULY, 1955 H45965 R. Grieser with study group H45966 F. Brower with study group H45967 Dr. G. Carter with study group H45968 Bishop H. G. Werner with study group H45969 Bishop C. R. Raines speaking at rally H45970 President of Indiana University, Herman B. Wells speaking at rally.

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA JULY, 1955 H45959 B. L. Middaugh with study group H45960 Bishop E. E. Voight with study group H45961 Miss Alice Cobb with study group H45962 Bishop E. A. Lane with study group H45963 H. M. King with study group H45964 Bishop F. G. Ensley with study group

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, JULY, 1955 H45953 Bishop J. W. E. Bowen with study group H45954 Dr. H. Kaufman with study group H45955 Dr. H. Richardson with study group H45956 R. G. Belcher with study group H45957 Bishop G. R. Phillips with study group H45958 Bishop L. C. Wicke with study group

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA. July, 1955 H45947 Bishop H. B. Watts with study group H45948 W. J. Leppert with study group H45949 G. Holdredge with study group H45950 Bishop D. S. Coors with study group H45951 Bishop M. R. Reid with study group H45952 Bishop Reid and Dr. R. C. Smith with study group.

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA JULY, 1955 H45940 Charles A. Stuck with study group H45941 Bishop J. Wesley Lord with study group H45942 J. M. McIntoch with study group H45943 Dr. Trigg James with study group H45944 Mrs. J. F. Tillman with study group H45945 Bishop R. H. Short with study group

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Transcription: TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA JULY, 1955 H45934 Dr. John B. Howes and Bishop E. E. Voight H45935 The opening session H45936 Dr. E. Fisher and Professor H. E. Stotts H45937 Dr. Roy Sturm speaking at conference H45938 Dr. Earl E. C. Brewer speaking at conference H45939 Professor H.E. Stotts speaking at conference

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Transcription: K2321 Administration Building. Lake Junaluska, North Carolina H45930 Louisiana Rural Work Camp for older adults H45931 Wardell Methodist Church (new) first service January 17, 1954, Missouri H45932 Town and Country Conference. General registration, Bloomington, Indiana. July, 1955 H45933 Town and Country Conference. General registration, Bloomington, Indiana. July, 1955

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Transcription: H45822 Rev. and Mrs. N. E. Barrett look out over the Mississippi River. Lock and Dam #20 (background) help stabilize the flow of the river. H45888 The old building of the Good Shepherd Fold. Chattanooga, Tennessee H45889 The new building of the Good Shepherd Fold. Chattanooga, Tennessee H45890 Prospect Presbyterian Church, Mooresvile, North Carolina

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Transcription: H45816 (K1952) A rummage sale at a Lord's Acre Sale. Kahoka, Missouri H45817 (K1953) Farm produce being auctioned at Lord's Acre Sale, Scotland County, Missouri H45818 (K1953) Farm produce being auctioned at Lord's Acre Sale, Scotland County, Missouri H45819 (K1954) Farm produce being auctioned at Lord's Acre Sale, Scotland County, Missouri H45820 (K1954) Farm produce being auctioned at Lord's Acre Sale, Scotland County, Missouri H45821 (K1955) Rev. N.E. Barrett visits a rural house filled with curios and antiques.

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Transcription: H45810 (K1946) Rev. N. E. Barrett, Director of the Group Ministry and promoter of the Lord's Acre Sales, in front of Bluff Springs Church, Missouri H45811 (K1947) Bluff Springs Church, Clark County, Missouri H45812 (K1948) The Clark County Parish Progress" quarterly feature of the Group Ministry, being mimeographed by Rev. Barrett. Kahoka, Missouri H45813 (K1949) Mrs. Alma Barrett makes a poster for a Group Ministry Food Sale. Kahoka, Missouri H45814 (K1951) Mrs. Alma Barrett contributes to the Group Ministry Food Sale. Kahoka, Missouri H45815 (K1950) Waiting for buyers at the church food sale. Kahoka, Missouri

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Transcription: H45804 (K1940) Ashton Methodist Church helping prepare for the coming rally. Kahoka, Missouri H45805 (K1941) Mrs. J. White, Womans Society Christian Service President and church school superintendent helps keep Ashton Church warm for the coming rally. Kahoka, Missouri H45806 (K1942) Parish rally at Clark County on a Sunday evening. Kahoka, Missouri H45807 (K1943) Electing officers for the Group Ministry's Clark County Larger Parish Council. Kahoka, Missouri H45808 (K1944) Clark County Group Ministry Staff H45809 (K1945) Dr. J. W. Thompson (center) is primarily responsible for the Group Ministry in Northeast Missouri

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Transcription: H45798 (K1933) The junior choir of Kahoka Methodist Church H45799 (K1935) High school girl's church school class. Clark County, Kahoka, Missouri H45800 (K1936) Ashton Methodist Church Vacation Bible School. Kahoka, Missouri H45801 (K1927) Kahoka Methodist Church. A children's division Thanksgiving Program. Reading Nehemiah's Thanksgiving proclamation. H45802 (K1938 ) Rev. Newton E. Barrett conducts a Pastor's class with 14 children and one mother. Kahoka, Missouri H45803 (K1939) Clark County Methodists enjoy an evening of viewing slides. Missouri

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Transcription: H45792 (K1927) Luray Methodist Church, Clark County. Kahoka, Missouri H45793 (K1929) Winchester Methodist Church (Interdenominational) Kahoka, Missouri H45794 (K1930) Grace Chapel, Clark County. Kahoka, Missouri H45795 (K1931) A small town church in Scotland County. Kahoka, Missouri H45796 (K1932) The Methodist Church in Kahoka, Missouri. County seat and only large town of Clark County H45797 (K1933) The junior choir of Kahoka Methodist Church.

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Transcription: H45786 St. Francisville Methodist Church, Clark County, Kahoka, Missouri H45787 (K1923) Chambersburg Methodist. Clark County, Kahoka, Missouri H45788 (K1924) Fairmont Methodist Church. Clark County, Kahoka, Missouri H45789 (K1925) Fairmont Methodist Clark County, Kahoka, Missouri H45790 (K1926) Asbury Methodist Church. Clark County, Kahoka, Missouri H45791 (K1928) Luray Methodist Church. Clark County, Kahoka, Missouri

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Transcription: H45780 (K1918) Ashton Methodist Church. Kahoka, Missouri H45781 (K1934 ) Junior Choir at Ashton Methodist Church. Kahoka, Missouri H45782 (K1919) Athens Methodist Church. Kahoka, Missouri H45783 (K1920) Carmel Methodist Church. Kahoka, Missouri H45784 (K1921) Wyaconda Methodist Church. Kahoka, Missouri H45785 (K1922) St. Francisville Methodist Church. Clark County, Kahoka, Missouri

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Transcription: H45774 (K1907) Grace Badgett visits in the cotton field. This young cotton picker is working along with the rest of the family. Southeast Missouri H45775 (K1907) Grace Badgett visits in the cotton field. This young cotton picker is working along with the rest of the family. Southeast Missouri H45776 (K1908) Grace Badgett visits in the cotton patch. Cotton picking in the fall is a great social event. Southeast Missouri H45777 (K1908) Grace Badgett visits in the cotton patch. Cotton picking in the fall is a great social event. Southeast Missouri H45778 (K1908) Grace Badgett visits in the cotton patch. Cotton picking in the fall is a great social event. Southeast Missouri H45779 Rev. Marvin Niblack visits Mr. and Mrs. Reed, strong supporters of the Cooter Church. Southeast Missouri

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Transcription: H45768 (K1904) Rev. W. House visits a worker on a soybean farm. This 4 row combine will thresh from 400 to 1,000 bushes in a day. Southeast Missouri H45769 Crews of cutters and shredders pick up the alfalfa hay, haul it to the plant for drying and packing. Caruthersville, Missouri H45770 (K1905) The cotton picker. Caruthersville, Missouri H45771 (K1906) The preacher visits his flock in the cotton field. Southeast Missouri H45772 (K1906) The preacher visits his flock in the cotton field. Southeast Missouri H45773 (K1907) Grace Badgett visits in the cotton field. This young cotton picker is working along with the rest of the family. Southeast, Missouri

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Transcription: H45762 (K1897) Rev. Marvin Niblack preaching at Cooter Methodist Church. Caruthersville, Missouri H45763 (K1898) Methodist Youth Fellowship at Steele Methodist Church. Caruthersville, Missouri H45764 (K1899 thru K1900) Two busy boats at Cottonwood Point keep Missouri and Tennessee in contact. H45765 (K1901) Rev. Wilford House visits one of the cotton gins. Hayti, Missouri H45766 (K1902) Rev. Wilford House visits one of the cotton gins. Here cotton is being baled. Hayti, Missouri H45767 (K1903) Rev. Wilford House visits one of the cotton gins. Here cotton is being baled. Hayti, Missouri

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Transcription: H45756 (K1893) Rev. F.V. Brower delivering evening service at the Eastwood Memorial Methodist Church. Caruthersville, Missouri H45757 (K1894) Rev. F.G. Brower presiding at the parish council;s first annual meeting of the year. Caruthersville, Missouri H45758 (K1895) The parish quarterly conference Pemiscot County Larger Parish. Caruthersville, Missouri H45759 Rev. J. C. Montgomery at the Cottonwood Methodist Church. This is the first quarterly conference of Pemiscot. Caruthersville, Missouri H45760 Rev. Henry McDowell preaching at the Bragg City Methodist Church, Missouri H45761 (K1896) Rev. Marvin Niblack preaching at Steele Methodist Church. Caruthersville, Missouri

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Transcription: H45750 (K1889) Rev. Wilford House with an emergency case. Pemiscot County Memorial Hospital. Caruthersville, Missouri H45751 (K1888) Miss Grace Badgett visits patient of the Pemiscot County Larger Parish Memorial Hospital. Caruthersville, Missouri H45752 (K1888) Miss Grace Badgett visits patient of the Pemiscot County Larger Parish Memorial Hospital. Caruthersville, Missouri H45753 (K1890) Worship service at the Deering Methodist Church. Caruthersville, Missouri H45754 (K1891) Worship service at the Braggadocio Methodist Church, Caruthersville, Missouri H45755 (K1892) Rev. Wilford House at Hayti Methodist Church. Caruthersvile, Missouri

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Transcription: H45744 (K1883) Building committee for the educational building to be add to the Holland Church, Caruthersville, Missouri H45745 (K1884) Lay speakers of the Eastwood Memorial Methodist Church, Caruthersville, Missouri H45746 (K1885) Meeting of the ministers and deaconess Grace Badgett, in the group ministry of the Pemiscot County Larger Parish, Caruthersville, Missouri H45747 (K1885) Meeting of the ministers and deaconess Grace Badgett, in the group ministry of the Pemiscot County Larger Parish, Caruthersville, Missouri H45748 (K1886) Dr. Rickettson and his wife, a nurse examine a young patient. Rev. Wilford House looks on. Caruthersville, Missouri H45749 (K1887) Rev. Wilford House with an emergency case in Pemiscot County Memorial Hospital. Caruthersville, Missouri

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Transcription: H45738 (K1877) Cooter Methodist Church. Caruthersville, Missouri H45739 (K1878) Steele Methodist Church. Caruthersville, Missouri H45740 (K1879) Bragg City Methodist Church. Vacation School. Grace Badgett uses her car to gather children for school H45741 (K1880) Intermediate Church School Class. Pemiscot County Larger Parish. Caruthersville, Missouri H45742 (K1881) Junior's Church School Class. Pemiscot County Larger Parish. Caruthersville, Missouri H45743 (K1882) Men's Bible Class. Steele Methodist Church, Caruthersville, Missouri

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Transcription: H45732 (K1873) Deaconess Grace Badgett works with the Pemiscot Group Ministry. Caruthersville, Missouri H45733 (K1873) Hayti Methodist Church. Caruthersville, Missouri H45734 (K1873) Hayti Methodist Church. Caruthersville, Missouri H45735 (K1874) Bragg City Methodist Church. Caruthersville, Missouri H45736 (K1875) The Deering Methodist Church. Caruthersville, Missouri H45737 (K1876) Deaconess Grace Badgett and Rev. Niblack call on Rev. Henry McDowell, pastor of Deering Methodist Church. Caruthersville, Missouri

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Transcription: H45726 (K1867) Eastwood Memorial Methodist Church. Caruthersville, Missouri H45727 (K1870) New church under construction. Wardell, Missouri H45728 (K1871) Director of the parish working on grounds of new chapel now under construction. Wardell, Missouri H45729 (K1868) Holland Methodist Church, Caruthersville, Missouri H45730 (K1869) Cottonwood Point Methodist Church, Caruthersville, Missouri H45731 (K1872) Deaconess, Grace Badgett works with the Pemiscot Group Ministry. Caruthersville, Missouri

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Transcription: H45720 (K1822) Sixteen Section Church. (White County) McRae Extension Charge Arkansas H45721 (K1814) Stoney Point Methodist Church, Antioch-Stoney Point Charge Arkansas H45722 (K1817) Coppers Springs Methodist Church. McRae Charge H45723 (K1813) Garner Methodist Church. McRae Charge. Arkansas H45724 (K1866) Braggadocio Methodist Church Caruthersville, Missouri H45725 (K1867) Eastwood Memorial Methodist Church, Caruthersville, Missouri

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Transcription: H45714 (K1821) Floyd Methodist Church. McRae Extension Charge H45715 (K1857) Ward Methodist Church, Extension church on Beebe charge H45716 (K1819) Antioch Church, Antioch Stoney Point Charge H45717 (K1820) Antioch Church, Antioch Stoney Point Charge Arkansas H45718 (K1818) Sixteen section Church (Lonoke County) Arkansas H45719 (K1818) Sixteen section Church (Lonoke County) Arkansas

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Transcription: H45708 (K1824) Miss Betty Fisher speaking in the youth room of the Beebe Methodist Church. Beebe, Arkansas H45709 (K1845) Social period a vital part of the Youth Council meeting. Beebe, Arkansas H45710 (K1847) Beebe Methodist Church Beebe, Arkansas H45711 (K1848)Parsonage, Beebe, Arkansas H45712 (K1815) McRae Methodist Church. McRae, Arkansas H45713 (K1816) Parsonage, McRae, Arkansas, about 5 years old.

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Transcription: H45702 (K1858) Beebe pastor speaking in the Sixteenth Section Church. The ministers of the area exchange pulpits once a quarter. H45703 (K1861) Cyril Wilson, Antioch-Stoney Point pastor, speaking to the Beebe Church congregation. H45704 (K1842) Marcus Fecher, Layman from the Beebe Church, speaking in the Sixteenth Section Church (Lomoke County) H45705 (K1840) Orval Devore, Layman, Superintendent of Sunday school, Beebe, speaking in the Stoney Point Church. H45706 (K1846) Executive meeting Womens Society of Christian Service, Beebe Methodist Church, Beebe, Arkansas. H45707 (K1823) Beebe, Arkansas. Youth Council of the area in session.

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Transcription: H45696 (K1838) Rev. F. G. Villines, Jr. with layman and owner of Cotton gin R. K. Peery. Mr. Peery is layman of the Floyd Methodist Church. H45697 This Adult Council makes the lay speaking appointments and supervises the lay work of the area. Beebe, Arkansas H45698 (K1830) Meeting of the lay speakers of the area. Beebe, Arkansas H45699 (K1833) Ministers of the Beebe area in a once a month planning session. (11 churches and 5 pastors) H45700 (K1839) Beebe, Arkansas. Looking at plans for building program. Rev. Talkington, Villines, Jr. and Mr. Fecher, Layman. H45701 (K1834) Beebe, Arkansas. Mr. Edgar Kirk, Dean of Beebe Junior College and active lay speaker and Rev. F. G. Villines, Jr., discuss work of the area.

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Transcription: H45690 (K1826) Laymen at Area Wide Laymen's Quarterly meeting and dinner. Guest speaker. Dr. Cecil R. Culver. Beebe, Arkansas H45691 (K1827) A section of the 115 laymen attending the Area Wide Laymen's Quarterly meeting. Beebe, Arkansas H45692 (K1828) Quarterly Area Wide Laymen's meeting. Speaker, Rev. F. G. Villines, Jr. Beebe Methodist Church H45693 (K1829) Laymen at Area Wide Laymen's Quarterly meeting and dinner. Guest speaker. Dr. Cecil R. Culver. Beebe, Arkansas H45694 (K1836) Rev. F. G. Villines, Jr. pastor of the Beebe Church and Wallace Baker. Beebe Layman and businessman H45695 (K1835 ) Conferring about Laymen's work in the Beebe area. Beebe, Arkansas

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Transcription: H45683 Beecher Falls Church, Vermont H45684 (K1791) Pittsburg Church, New Hampshire H45685 (K1793) The Bloomfield Vermont Church H45686 (K1794) Miss D. Wilber talking with Quebec Customs Officers. H45688 (K1837) Making plans for the Laymen's quarterly meeting. Beebe, Arkansas H45689 (K1825) Preparing dinner for the Area Wide Laymen's meeting in the kitchen of the Beebe Methodist Church

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Transcription: H45677 (K1786) Mr. Langmaid coaching the young boys in front of Stark Church, New Hampshire H45678 (K1792) A home in Clarksville, New Hampshire H45679 (K1787) Working on a church project. The church has to come to these children in Clarksville, New Hampshire H45680 (K1788) Children from Clarksville, New Hampshire Public School practice their church songs. H4568 (K1789 )1 Stratford Hollow Church, New Hampshire H45682 (K1790) Cancan, Vermont Church with parsonage.

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Transcription: H45672 (K1781) Stark Church and covered bridge. Stark, New Hampshire H45673 (K1782) Stark Church, Stark, New Hampshire H45674 (K1783) Stark Church, Stark, New Hampshire H45675 (K1784) Stark Town Hall and Grange Building. Used for religious classes after school H45676 (K1785) The Youth Choir organized by Rev. Langmaid. Stark Church, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H45666 (K1776) Clothing center for the needy. a co-op project. Distribution is done privately. Colebrook, New Hampshire H45667 (K1777) East Colebrook Grange Hall where another ext. Vacation Bible School is held each summer. H45668 Stewartstown Hollow Grange Hall where a 3rd Vacation school meets each year. 75 children attend. H45669 (K1778) Men's Work Committee in the Group Ministry Council. New Hampshire H45670 (K1779) Mr. Cooper conducts public worship in the Clarksville public school. New Hampshire H45671 (K1780) Mr. Cooper calls on church lay leader who is in charge of customs at Canaan and Beecher Falls, Vermont.

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Transcription: K1770 H45660 East Columbia Grange Hall. 50 children attend a 2 weeks period of Vacation Bible School. K1771 H45661 Children leaving Vacation Bible School after half day. Rev. Grieser transports the children. K1772 H45662 Miss D. Wilber meets the children at Crystal Public School to take them to their once a week religious classes. K1773 H45663 Miss D. Wilber turning out "The Headwaters Herald" Group Ministry paper. Rev. Grieser reads over the news K1774 H45664 Miss Dorothy Wilber helps with plans for Sunday School K1775 H45665 Training course on "The Church at the Crossroads" for representatives from various church schools in the group ministry.

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Transcription: H45654 (K1765 ) The Willey brothers "Found" by the free Sunday School are now members of the youth choir and Youth Fellowship H45655 Miss D. Wilber and Rev. Grieser use map to get to children too far away to attend church. H45656 (K1766) Miss D. Wilber and Rev. Grieser use map to get to children too far away to attend church. H45657 (K1767) Rev. Grieser calls for children for Vacation Bible School H45658 (K1768) Rev. Grieser calls for children for Vacation Bible School. (Country Grange Hall is 6 miles away) H45659 (K1769) Miss D. Wilber, parish worker, calls at home about a child who needs hospital care. Clarksville, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H45650 (K1759) Mrs. C. D. Noyes, wife of church lay leader is master of her grange. H45651(K1761) Billy Noyes dressed for a favorite north country sport. Son of lay leader. H45652 (K1762) Rev. Grieser calls to take Gary Clark for a ride. H45653 (K1763 ) The staff of the Parish of the Headwaters.

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Transcription: H45645 (K1754) Rev. Grieser calls on owner of grocery store at Stewartstown Hollow, New Hampshire H45646 (K1755) Rev. Grieser calls on a man from Bloomfield Church who is a dairy worker. H45647 (K1756) Rev. Grieser visits John R. Jackson, potato grower and wholesaler. Colebrook, New Hampshire H45648 (K1757) Rev. Grieser calls on Mr. Noyes to have the newly organized Methodist Men's Group supply the pulpit. H45649 (K1758) Rev. Grieser calls on his church Lay leader who operates a dairy farm. (Mr. Noyes)

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Transcription: H45639 (K1749) The Colebrook Church and parsonage. Colebrook, New Hampshire H45640 (K1750) Chapel service of the Church school, Trinity Church, Colebrook, New Hampshire H4564 (K1751) 1Some of the women who teach on the staff of Trinity Church Sunday School. Colebrook, New Hampshire H45642 (K1752) Free Sunday School Bus provided by a local committee which solicits largely among the members of the church. H45643 (K1752) Free Sunday School Bus provided by a local committee which solicits largely among the members of the church. H45644 (K1753) Rev. Grieser is showing a modern illustration of the lesson on Bible History about "Stone to Remember" Sunday School Trinity Church, Colebrook, New Hampshire.

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Transcription: H45591 Teaching games in Daily Vacation Bible School Colebrook, New Hampshire H45635 (K1747) Sign on Colebrook, New Hampshire Church is in addition to church's own sign. H45636 (K1746) Sign on Stratford Hollow Church is in addition to the church's own sign. H45637 (K1748) Rev. and Mrs. Grieser and family at home. Colebrook, New Hampshire H45638 (K1748) Rev. and Mrs. Grieser and family at home. Colebrook, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H45586 (K1594) Jackson, South Carolina. Miss Stevenson calling in trailer camp H45606 Brownsville, Texas. Some of the boys of the Good Neighbor Settlement House. H45607 Brownsville, Texas. Good Neighbor Settlement House. H45608 Brownsville, Texas. Some of the boys of the Good Neighbor Settlement House. H45609 Laredo, Texas. Students at Holding Institute H45590 Teaching games in Daily Vacation Bible School Colebrook, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H45577 Lake Junaluska, North Carolina H45578 Lake Junaluska, North Carolina H45579 (K2323) Lake Junaluska, North Carolina H45580 Lake Junaluska, North Carolina

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Transcription: H45573 Church Extension section. Lake Junaluska, North Carolina H45574 The Chapel. Lake Junaluska, North Carolina H45575 The Chapel. Lake Junaluska, North Carolina H45576 Lake Junaluska, North Carolina

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Transcription: H45567 (K2324) Memorial Chapel Lake Junaluska, North Carolina H45568 Memorial Chapel. Lake Junaluska, North Carolina H45569 Home missions section staff Home division. Lake Junaluska, North Carolina H45570 Executive Secretaries. Home Division H45571 Treasury Staff, Home Division H45572 Church Extension Section

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Transcription: H45490. 1952 US 2's H45491 Rural workers among the 1952 US 2's K2541 H45565 The Cross at Lake Junaluska, North Carolina K2322 H45566 The Cross at Lake Junaluska, North Carolina

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Transcription: H45555 (K1532) Aiken, South Carolina. Church school classes in cemetery of St. John's church H4556 Aiken, South Carolina. Over crowded church school department. St. John's Church H45557 (K1529) Aiken, South Carolina St. John's Methodist Church H45558 (K1554) Aiken, South Carolina. Lineman putting in electricity H45559 Aiken, South Carolina. Building committee presenting plans to congregation. St. John's Methodist Church

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Transcription: H45551 (K1565) Aiken, South Carolina. New Homes H45552(K1550) Aiken, South Carolina. New Homes H45553(K1547) Aiken, South Carolina. New Homes H45554 (K1531) Aiken, South Carolina. Church School Classes in cemetery of St. John's Church

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Transcription: H45546 (K1562) Aiken, South Carolina.Trailer Camp H45547 (K1563) Aiken, South Carolina.Trailer Camp H45548 Aiken, South Carolina.Trailer Camp H45549 (K1566) Aiken, South Carolina.Trailer Camp H45546 (K1567) Aiken, South Carolina.Worker and children at his home.

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Transcription: H45541 (K1545) Aiken, South Carolina.Moving vans waiting to unload H45542 (K1552) Aiken, South Carolina. Long house. Two families to each entrance H45543 (K1544) Rev. Wharton, Aiken Public Relations men of plant. Rev. Christopher Jackson. Rev. Frank Estes. National Council of Churches H45544 (K1588) Aiken, South Carolina. Worker's family in cotton field. H45545 (K1609) Aiken, South Carolina. Worker's homes

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Transcription: H45536 Aiken, South Carolina. St. John's Church building committee H45537 (K1533) Aiken, South Carolina. Cemetery of St. John's Church. Only place for expansion H45538 (K1536) Aiken, South Carolina. Cemetery of St. John's Church. Only place for expansion H45539 (K1537) Aiken, South Carolina. Commercial sign H45540 (K1546) Aiken, South Carolina. Moving vans waiting to unload.

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Transcription: H45530 (K1574) Jackson, South Carolina. Sign Site of Bethel Church H45531 (K1570) Jackson, South Carolina. Parsonage H45532 Jackson, South Carolina. Worship service in funeral Chapel H45533 (K1573) Jackson, South Carolina. Class of Church School meeting in funeral chapel H45534 (K1592) Jackson, South Carolina. Miss Stevenson calling in trailer camp. H45535 Aiken, South Carolina. Classroom in St. John's Church.

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Transcription: H45524 (K1610) Jackson, South Carolina Worker's house. H45525 (K1608) Home near Jackson, South Carolina H45526 (K1578) Jackson, South Carolina. Building near Methodist Church H45527 (K1576) Jackson, South Carolina. Building near Methodist Church H45528 (K1579) Jackson, South Carolina. Rev. Christopher and his building committee H45529 (K1575) Jackson, South Carolina sign, site of Bethel Church

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Transcription: H45518 (K1596) Spring Church, Jackson, South Carolina H45519 (K1600) Cemetery at Spring Church, Jackson, South Carolina H45520 (K1589) Tent show. Jackson, South Carolina H45521 Jackson area, South Carolina. Pleasant Hill School H45522 (K1571) Funeral Chapel used by Methodist Church, Jackson, South Carolina H45523 Jackson, South Carolina. Rev. Christopher in pastoral visitation in trailer.

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Transcription: H45512 (K1586) Mobile unit. Jackson, South Carolina H45513 (K16011) Markee of Confederate Soldier in cemetery. Jackson, South Carolina H45514 (K1598 ) Rev. Christopher with a family of his congregation at cemetery in Jackson, South Carolina H45515 (K1604) Location site of church to replace Spring Church, Jackson, South Carolina H45516 (K1603 ) Miss Stevenson and Rev. Christopher at site of new church to replace Spring Church. Jackson, South Carolina H45517 (K1595) Spring Church, Jackson, South Carolina

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Transcription: H45508 (K1612) Building new Baptist Church, Jackson, South Carolina H45509 (K1590) Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, Jackson, South Carolina H45510 (K1584) Mobile Unit, Jackson, South Carolina H4551 (K1585) Mobile unit, Jackson, South Carolina

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Transcription: H45504 Savannah River Plant building a new road H45505 Rev. Frank Esten. Rev. Christopher in Aiken, South Carolina H45506 (K1605) Williston, South Carolina. Church with addition H45507(K1607) Williston, South Carolina. Church with addition

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Transcription: H45500 Savannah River Plant. Huge pipe being laid. H45501 Savannah River Plant. Cars leave plant at end of day's work. H45502 Savannah River Plant workers leaving Administration Building H45503 Savannah River Plant. Temporary Administration Building for construction

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Transcription: H45495 Life in Robbins Trailer City H45496 Life in Robbins Trailer City H45497 Life in Robbins Trailer City H45498 Life in Robbins Trailer City H45499 Savannah River Plant, Guarded Entrance

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Transcription: H45487 South Atholl Camp, Massachusetts Bed making, Morgan Memorial H45492 Map of Savannah River Project H45493 Robbins Trailer City Barnwell, South Carolina H45494 Ellenton, South Carolina Ellenton Methodist Church (Town no longer in existence)

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Transcription: H45489 Long Branch, New Jersey stunt night. Jefferson Park Camp H45483 Boston, Massachusetts. Morning Radio Worship, Morgan Memorial H45484 Camp South Atholl, Massachusetts. Flag raising ceremonies. Morgan Memorial H45485 Camp South Atholl, Massachusetts Typical boy at Morgan Memorial H45486 Camp South Atnoll, Massachusetts. Weekly physical checkup at Morgan Memorial.

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Transcription: H45475 Long Branch, New Jersey. Dr. Notar welcomes Dr. J. A. Engle to Jefferson Park. H45476 Long Branch, New Jersey. Members of Woman's Auxiliary and Dr. J. A. Engle with Dr. Notar. H45477 Long Branch, New Jersey Dr. Notar and local volunteer laborers for Jefferson Park. H45478 Long Branch, New Jersey. Participants in dedication of new building. June 18, 1952. Jefferson Park H45488 Long Branch, New Jersey. Stunt night. Jefferson Park Camp

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Transcription: C17413 School conducted by Division of Home Missions National Council of Churches, for migrant children who have fallen behind. C17414 Migrant children listen to songs played by worker from Division of Home Missions, National Council of Churches. H45472 Long Branch, New Jersey. Main building of Jefferson Park Fresh Air Camp. H45473 Long Branch, New Jersey. Main building of Jefferson Park Fresh Air Camp. H45474 Long Branch, New Jersey. Participants in Dedication of Boys Dormitory, June 18, 1952

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Transcription: H44866 An abandoned rural church in the north country. New Hampshire 1950 H44867 Methodist Church in Pittsburg, New Hampshire. (Colebrook North Country Larger Parish) 1950 H44868 Methodist church in Colebrook, New Hampshire. 1950 H44869 Methodist Church in Colebrook, New Hampshire. (Building next to church is the parsonage.) 1950 H44870 Council of North Country group Ministry. Colebrook, New Hampshire men on front row. Left to right. Rev. Ralph Grieser, director of the Group Ministry. Bishop John W. Lord, District Superintendent, Fred E. Fox. 1950 H44871 Buses arrived at Colebrook, New Hampshire Church with Sunday School pupils from outlying rural areas. 1950

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Transcription: H44860 Miss Marion Warner is holding a basket of tomatoes and summer squash from her garden project which turned in $12.50 to the project. 1950 H44861 Methodist Church in Canaan, Vermont. (Colebrook "North Country" larger parish).1950 H44862 Rev. Ralph Grieser, pastor at Colebrook, New Hampshire, discusses plans with Chester Noyes progressive farmer and lay leader. 1950 H44863 The Sunday School bus gathers boys and girls from the outlying arms and takes them to the church in Colebrook, New Hampshire. 1950 H44864 Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Grieser, North Country Larger Parish, Colebrook, New Hampshire. 1950 H44865 An abandoned rural church. New Hampshire 1950

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Transcription: H44854 Rev. Reppert holding the calf for Mrs. Harry Cisco. This family donated the price of one of their good calves to the project. 1950 H44855 Mrs. Lewis Warner holds two of her chickens that were a part of her contribution to the project. 1950 H44856 Another picture of Mrs. Cisco and the calf. 1950 H44857 Mr. Burton Warner gave an acre of corn. He stands there holding the Lord's Acre sign and the corn. 1950 H44858 Some cows on the Lewis and Burton farm. Behind the cows is a roll of telephone cable that has made possible dial phones for these people in the valley. 1950 H44859 Another picture of the acre of corn project of Burton Warner. 1950

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Transcription: H44739 The Town and Country Conference at Baker University. July 4-6, 1950. Dr. Glenn S. Sanford, Director in center holding camera. Baldwin City, Kansas

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Transcription: K1028 Campers lining up for food. K1029 Campers lining up for food. K1030 Campers receiving food. K1031 Campers receiving food. K1032 Cooks dishing out food. K1033 Baby at camp being fed. K1034 Campers eating.

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Transcription: K1019 Boys playing on beach K1020 two counselors comparing knitting K1021 Counselors watching children on beach K1022 Boys receiving swimming instruction K1023 Counselor guiding boys in play. K1024 Boys looking at new equipment K1025 View of ocean from Long Branch, New Jersey K1026 advisors of Fresh Air Camp. Long Branch, New Jersey K1027 Dr. Notar cooking at out door picnic

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Transcription: K1010 Counselor with girls K1011 Counselor reading to campers K1012 Counselor reading to campers K1013 Counselors and camps getting ready for a hike. K1014 Play time at Long Branch K1015 Children at playground K1016 Little camper enjoying play K1017 Campers enjoying facilities offered at Long Branch K1018 Watching others play.

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Transcription: K1001 Dr. Notar and a group of counselors. K1002 Dr. Notar and a group of counselors K1003 Three of the camp counselors K1004 Three of the camp counselors. Fresh Air Camp K1005 Jean White, Counselor K1006 Counselor with girls K1007 Counselor with boys K1008 Young camper reading paper. K1009 Counselor with boys

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Transcription: K943 Rural social worker K944 A registered herd K945 A poor rural home K946 A good nurse home K948 Tipton Church K949 A rural church K998 Main building of Fresh Air Camp, Long Branch, New Jersey K999 Main building of Fresh Air Camp, Long Branch, New Jersey K1000 Main building of Fresh Air Camp, Long Branch, New Jersey

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Transcription: K934 Fishermen K935 Fur trapper K936 Railroad track workers K937 Pulp wood K938 Oil derrick K939 miners K940 Sign for future town K941 Rural pastors K942Teaching a child

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Transcription: K925 Rural Valley K926 Desert Irrigation K927 Field of flowers K928 Stock farm K929 Boy with calf K930 poultry K931 Orange orchard K932 Tong blossoms K933 pasture

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Transcription: K915 Wheat farmer K916 Indian girl K917 Indian blanket K918 Japanese gardener with seedlings K919 Celery truck gardener K920 Harvesting spinach K921 Rural scene K923 Truck gardener K924 A terraced farm.

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Transcription: H44712 Outdoor evening service in northeast Maryland. H44713 Church in Addison New York Charge K912 Farmer in his garden K913 Girl with basket of fruit K914 two girls

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Transcription: H44666 Children at play at Jefferson Park Parish Camp in Long Branch, New Jersey H44666 Outdoor picnic at the Jefferson Park Parish Camp in Long Branch, New Jersey H44668 Rev. and Mrs. Medina, Onset, Massachusetts H44669 Typical Portuguese boy in Onset, Massachusetts H44670 Typical farm in Addison, New York H44671 Taking in a load of corn in Addison, New York.

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Transcription: H44658 Table prayer Jefferson Park Camp Long Branch, New Jersey H44660 Kitchen staff. Jefferson Park Camp. Long Branch, New Jersey H44664 Stunt night Jefferson Park Camp. Long Branch, New Jersey H44665 Hymn singing. Jefferson Park Camp. Long Branch, New Jersey

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Transcription: H44650 Rev.Bastucheck with future minister H44651 Picnic in McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania. Children seen eating with chopsticks. H44652 Young picnicker at McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania H44653 Rev. Chu, student (Chinese) at Hartford seminary, working with Rev. Bastucheck in McConnellsburg. H44654 Morning worship, Jefferson Park Camp, Long Branch, New Jersey H44655 Morning discussion group, Jefferson Park Camp. Long Branch, New Jersey. Dr. Notar, presiding.

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Transcription: H44644 Mrs. Bastucheck with a class of girls. McConnelsburg, Pennsylvania H44645 Outdoor Bible Class McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania. Rev. Bastucheck. H44646 Rev. Chu supervises chopstick making at McConnelsburg, Pennsylvania H44647 Rev. Chu supervises chopstick making at McConnelsburg, Pennsylvania H44648 Children playing games under supervision of Rev. Chu. McConnelsburg, Pennsylvania H44749 Children playing Chinese game under supervision of Rev. Chu. McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H44638 Church in McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania H44639 Rev. B. C. Bastucheck. McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania H44640 Rev. B. C. Bastucheck. McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania conducts Bible Class. H44641 Mrs. Bastucheck. McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania, conducts Bible Class. H44642 Rev. B. C. Bastucheck. McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania visits shut in. H44643 Group of women in McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H44632 Rev. Reppert and Dr. Albert Annoner of Monrovia, making toys for children. H44633 Future Aggie Missionary getting practical experience on farm. Addison, New York H44634 Church in Addison, New York H44635 Church in Addison New York Charge H44636 Ministers in Addison New York Charge H44637 Church in McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H44626 Young peoples group. Addison, New York H44627 Floor waxing party of young people. Addison, New York H44628 Rev. Reppert at Interdenominational Service in Addison, New York H44629 Woodworking factory. Addison, New York H44630 Methodist Youth Fellowship meeting. Addison, New York H44631 Future Agricultural Missionary at work on farm. Addison, New York

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Transcription: H44618 Singing songs at Methodist Camp. Service camp. H44619 Methodist campers study minerals H44620 Display of crafts at Methodist camp H44621 Flag raising ceremonies. Camp Minisink, Fort Jervis, New York H44622 Frog race at service camp H44625 Sunday school planning group. Addison, New York, Rev. Reppert.

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Transcription: H44612 Rest hour at M.C. S. Camp H44613 Mail call at service camp H44614 Crafts at M.C.S. camp H44615 Doing daily tasks at an M.C.S. Camp H44616 Dining hall at M.C.S. Camp H44617 Boy studying Indian Lore at M.C. S. Camp.

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Transcription: H44595 Ladies group (Womens Society of Christian Service) In Onset, Massachusetts H44596 Chilren's party at Portuguese Church in Onset, Massachusetts H44597 Young boy on steps of Onset Massachusetts. Portuguese Church H44598 Conservatory Graduate Organist at Onset Massachusetts Church H44599 Rev. Medina with several young married couples. Onset, Massachusetts H44611 Lunch time at M.C.S. Camp (Service Camp)

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Transcription: H44582 Ministers in Northeast, Maryland H44583 Typical Maryland Farm. Roadside stand in Northeast, Maryland H44584 Rev. Randall with farmers in Northeast, Maryland H44585 Typical farm machinery as used in Northeast, Maryland H44586 Typical farm machinery as used in Northeast, Maryland H44594 Rev. Medina with Sunday school member, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H44578 Church in North East, Maryland H44579 Rev. Randall Visits ladies group. North East, Maryland H44580 Outdoor evening service in North East, Maryland H44581 Outdoor evening service in North East, Maryland.

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Transcription: H44527 John E. Swords visits a Colorado farm family H44528 Isolated farm house in the mountain farming district H44529 John E. Swords leaving his trailer in a trailer camp to visit isolated homes on the back roads. H44530 John E. Swords talking briefly with a farmer and his two sons. H44521 Bible study before the day begins.

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Transcription: H43871 Group at DePauw University National Seminar of 1946. Greencastle, Indiana H44522 John E. Swords visit a farmhouse H44523 Lunch in the corner of a rail fence. H44524 John E. Swords talks to a farmer H44525 Making out a report at the end of the day H44526 John E. Swords explains his mission to the Vernon C. Calhoun family

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Transcription: H44342 A country school teacher and class. H44345 Pastor, Morgantown, Louisiana H44348 Southern church, Georgia H44343 Selecting a church site, Leavenworth, Washington H44346 New church, Pasadena, California district H44349 Pastor and shrimp fisherman, Morgantown, Louisiana H44344 Interior new church. Pasadena, California district H44347 Country school boys, Colamo, California

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Transcription: H44145 George O. Robinson school girls, Puerto Rico. H44335 A country store. Cookson Hills, Oklahoma H44336 Date Orchard. Indio, California H44301 Ohio farms ruined to get coal H44337 a country church. Sudbury, Massachusetts H44338 Market gardening. Imperial Valley, California H44339 Japanese celery growers, San Jose, California H44340 Country preacher and layman H44341 Altar, old mining Methodist Church, Coloma, California

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Transcription: H43934 Corner of educational plant. St. Mark's North Church, Rockville Center, Long Island, New York H43935 Methodist Church, Great Neck, Long Island, New York H43936 Methodist Church, Great Neck, Long Island, New York. Sunday School building to right H43937 Methodist Church, Great Neck, Long Island, New York. Parsonage at the left. H43938 Methodist Church, Great Neck, Long Island, New York. H43939 Corner view of Methodist Church, East Meadow, Long Island, New York, showing headstones on cemetery in the rear.

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Transcription: H43928 The Pastor, Rev. D. B. Boddie, administering the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper to trappers and their families. March 9, 1947 at the "Welcome Home Services" at Pharr Chapel, Morgan City, Louisiana. H43929 Receiving the offering at Pharr Chapel, March 9, 1947 at the "Welcome Home Service" for the trappers. H43931 Mixed in with these leaving the "Welcome Home Service" at Pharr Chapel, Morgan City, Louisiana H43930 Trappers leaving boat in Morgan City, Louisiana on way to Pharr Chapel for church. The "Welcome Home Service" for trappers, March 9, 1947 H43932 Side view of new educational plant, first unit of new structures for St. Mark's Methodist Church, Rockville, Centre, Long Island, New York H43933 Side view of new educational plant, first unit of new structures for St. Mark's Methodist Church, Rockville, Centre, Long Island, New York

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Transcription: K164 Two boys crossing river, California K165 Boys on tree, California K519 Reaper K523 sugar beets H44519 Taking advantage of modern methods to reach backwoods people H44520 John E. Swords visits a mechanic

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Transcription: K155 Co-operative store K156 Swimming hole California K157 Swimming pool, California K158 no caption K159 Boy artist, California K160 Boys making arrows K161 Boy completing arrow, California K162 Woodworking California K163 Boy in work shop, California

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Transcription: K146 The Community House, California K147 Missionary and two children. California K148 Missionary and young peoples group. California K149 Missionary and Young Peoples Group, California K150 Missionary inspects shelter, California K151 Children playing in yard, California K152 Better type migrant home. California K153 Ironing room. California K154 Boys at lathe, California

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Transcription: K137 Children with kits, California K138 Migrant twin babies, California K139 Boy and picture, California K140 Storyteller, California K141 The story hour, California K142 The story hour, California K144 Children of migrants, California K145 Missionary and car, California

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Transcription: K128 Circle of youngsters, Trailers in background, California K129 Children at games, California K130 Field of eroded gullies, California K131 A dry field, California K132 Auto going down the road, California K133 Children working a table, California K134 Girl doing handwork, California K135 Nurse at back of car. California K136 Nurse and youngsters, California

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Transcription: K1119 Tent, car and children, California K120 Row of tents, California K121 Migrant worker's tent, California K122 Baby in carriage. California K123 A migrant worker's kitchen, California K124 Interior of migrant worker's home. California K125 Tent, California K126 K127 Circle of youngster's

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Transcription: K110 Apricot orchard, California K111 Irrigation ditch, California K112 Citrus orchard, California K113 Bough laden with apricots, California K114 Tops of apricot trees, California K115 Man picking apricots, California K116 Woman's hands picking apricots, California K117 Drying trays of apricots, California K118 Tents in apricot orchard, California

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Transcription: H43625 Pastoral call. Maine H43626 New England Church, Stowe, Vermont H43709 Rural pastors planning together

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Transcription: H43562 West Virginia Mountain stone cutter and son. H43563 West Virginia Mountain stone cutter and son. H43564 Country church, West Virginia H43566 Country church in West Virginia

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Transcription: H43541 Methodist Sunday School girl in the swamp land of Georgia H43542 Methodist preacher building parsonage at San Miguel, California H43560 West Virginia Mountain stone cutter H43561 West Virginia Mountain stone cutter and son.

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Transcription: H43118 Allen Drew School, Pine Ridge, Kentucky H43385 A view of Trailer City outside of Vallejo, California H43539 Rev. Lovin of Columbus, Georgia with Sunday School boy. H43540 Sunday School boy in Columbus, Georgia. Methodist Church

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Transcription: H43067 Beak Lake, Colorado H43068 Continental Divide Drive, Colorado H430069 Dutch Mill, Nantuckett, Massachusetts H43070 Yellowstone Falls, Montana

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Transcription: H42623 The Methodist Church. Central City, Colorado H42624 Mining town. Colorado H42625 Placer mining. Colorado H42626 A gold prospector's home. Colorado

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Transcription: H42449 A Madonna of the migrants H42454 A New England church H42455 A Indiana church H42446 Migrant map

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Transcription: H43055 Arkansas children H43056 Girl with turtle H43057 Girls from the swamps. Arkansas H43058 Boys class Rural Church

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Transcription: H42627 Hillside gold mines. Central City, Colorado H42628 A gold mine. Central City, Colorado H42844 Summer work among migrants, Woman's Home Mission Council H43054 Boy of the Georgia swamp

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Transcription: H43063 Selecting books. Traveling library, Arkansas H43064 Pastoral call, Nantucket H43065 Stewards checking quarterly accounts at District meeting. Georgia

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Transcription: H43059 Country Organist H43060 Great Lakes Fisherman H43061 Pastor, South Carolina H43062 Traveling Library. Arkansas

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Transcription: H42435 Baby and brother, Florida H42436 They live where they park. Florida H42437 They live where they park. Florida H42438 Nursery Bible class, Florida H42439 Reading hour at nursery, Florida H42440 Nursery playing outside, Florida H42441 nursery kids outside. Florida H42442 Relief line. Florida H42447 A nurse inspecting children's health in a migrant camp H42444 Along grading belt. Florida H42443 Relief line. Florida

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Transcription: H42417 Kids inside shack. Florida H42418 Shack with washboard, Florida H42419 Shack and three kids, Florida H42420 Grace beside the shack, Florida H42421 Grace and Dawn beside the shack, Florida H42422 Grace and Dawn beside the shack. Florida H42423 Mother and child inside the shack. Florida H42424 Migrant mother at shack door. Florida H42425 Mother and child outside shack. Florida H42426 Migrant kids in a ford. Florida H42427 Migrant car. Florida H42428 Migrant car. Florida H42429 Migrant car, Florida H42430 Migrant car. Florida H42431 Truck tent, Florida H42432 Tent with goats, Florida H42433 Tent with goats. Florida H42434 Tent below packing house. Florida

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Transcription: H42383 A Temple among the hills, Vermont H42384 Fishing. Coolidge Road, Vermont H42385 Fishing. Coolidge Road. Vermont H42412 Cutting celery. Florida H42413 Cutting celery. Florida H42414 Planting celery shoots. Florida H42415 Unwrapping celery. Florida H42416 Road and shack. Florida

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Transcription: H42213 Family at home H42216 A field of corn shucks H42381 Stone Bridge, Keene, New Hampshire H42382 A new home on the back road. New Hampshire

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Transcription: Romance of the Christian Home H42204 Official board. Minister presiding H42207 Marriage ceremony H42205 Mary Glenn H42208 Cutting the wedding cake H42209 Margaret and Charles at car.

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Transcription: H42202 Mrs. Bailey's class H42203 Parents' class

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Transcription: H42194 Barbara and mother at prayer H42195 Fireside sing H42201 Mr. Bailey in church school.

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Transcription: H42191 Girls rehearsing H42192 The evening meal H42193 Family at home

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Transcription: Romance of the Christian Home H42184 Fruit cellar H42186 Girls off to school H42187 School bus H42188 Girls cracking nuts H42185 Family picnic H42189 Jewell stirring cake H42190 Blowing out candles

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Transcription: Romance of the Christian Home H42177 The plowed fields. H42178 Donald and the steers H42179 Herd in barnyard H42180 Corn huskers beside table H42181 Barbara with pet calf H42182 Bailey's three kittens H42183 Mrs. Bailey and Jewell cooking.

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Transcription: H42169 farm wagon H42170 Children in farm wagon H42171 The farm home H42172 Mr. Bailey with milk pails H42173 men at breakfast H42174 Charles on harvester H42175 Mr. Bailey with bushel of corn. H42176 Donald on wagon.

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Transcription: H41815 New England village church H41817 Migrants on their way to work in cotton fields in Arkansas H41816 Cranberry pickers. Southern New Jersey H41916 Sunday school group in mining town in West Virginia

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Transcription: H40902 Ox team. North Carolina H40903 Rural mail carrier. North Carolina H40904 Sorghum mill. North Carolina H40905 Rev. Garfield. (local preacher) Morrow, North Carolina H40906 Mrs. Leaford and hand made quilt. Shooting Creek, North Carolina, H41814 Country boy with prize potatoes

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Transcription: H40687 A New York farmer and team. Methodist layman H40701 Sugar Plantation activities H40702 A dust storm in Walsh, Colorado H40868 Dr. M. A. Dawber H40901 All day meeting "dinner on the ground" North Carolina H40703 Villages are paralyzed by dust storms. Walsh Colorado

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Transcription: H40600 Old mill, Wayside Inn, Massachusetts H40601 Interior of rural church. Cape Code, Massachusetts H40602 Strip mining Pittsburg, Kansas H40603 Boys' Sunday School Class H40604 The church service. South Middleboro, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H40596 Rev. Floyd Morris paying a pastoral call. Canton, Pennsylvania. H40597 Rev. Floyd Morris paying a pastoral call. Canton, Pennsylvania H40598 Sunday School children on horseback. Canton, Pennsylvania H40599 Preparatory class. Canton, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H40592 Church interior after the flood. Ohio Valley H40593 Flooded church. Ohio Valley H40594 Rev. Floyd Morris H40595 Rev. Floyd Morris, circuit rider. Canton, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H40582 A New Hampshire farmer H40590 A New York rural school H40591 A New York rural school H40583 A farmer.. New Hampshire

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Transcription: H40578 Covered bridge Vermont H40579 A rural home. New Hampshire H40580 A farm home. New Hampshire H40581 A farm. New Hampshire

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Transcription: H40574 Concord Bridge, Massachusetts. H40575 Community House and Church. Adamant, Vermont. H40576 Birthplace of Calvin Coolidge. Plymouth, Vermont. H40577 Six generations of Coolidge graves.

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Transcription: H40547 A lost home H40548 The Pastoral call. H40549 The farm home of President Franklin Pierce H40551 A country store. H40550 The modern embattled farmer H40552 A country post office.

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Transcription: H40542 Boy and young oxen H40543 Mountain boys and pets H40544 Rural industry H40545 The country girl H40546 The rural missionary

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Transcription: H40537 Sunday school group H40539 Interior of mountain cabin H40538 A dairy farm H40540 Two children waiting for Sunday School H40541 Children fishing

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Transcription: H40533 Church interior restored H40534 Country church choir rehearsal H40535 Men's Sunday school class H40536 Church and parsonage improvement

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Transcription: H40527 The back road H40528 Old bus used for a home H40529 The last farm north. H40530 The new farm house H40531 The Hi Y farmer H40532 Church interior

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Transcription: H40521 Methodist Church. Cape Cod H40523 New Hampshire oxen H40522 Dairy cows H40525 Coming to Sunday School H40526 A circuit rider

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Transcription: H40516 Old New England farm house H40517 Mary's little lamb school house H40519 Church at Newport, New Hampshire H40518 Statue Embattled farmer. Concord, Massachusetts H40520 Plowman, New Jesey

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Transcription: H40511 Week day religious education in consolidated rural school. Budd Lake, New Jersey H40512 Week day religious education in consolidated rural school. Budd Lake, New Jersey H40513 Week day religious education in consolidated rural school. Budd Lake, New Jersey H40514 Old stone bridge. Budd Lake, New Jersey H40515 Old oaken bucket. Greenbush, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H40505 Week day religious education in consolidated rural school. Budd Lake, New Jersey H40506 Week day religious education in consolidated rural school. Budd Lake, New Jersey H40507 Week day religious education in consolidated rural school. Budd Lake, New Jersey H40508 Week day religious education in consolidated rural school. Budd Lake, New Jersey H40509 Week day religious education in consolidated rural school. Budd Lake, New Jersey H40510 Week day religious education in consolidated rural school. Budd Lake, New Jersey

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Transcription: H40499 Rural public school. Otiso, New York H40500 An abandoned farm home. Tompkins County, New York H40501 An abandoned farm home. Tompkins County, New York H40502 An abandoned farm home. Tompkins County, New York H40503 Week-day religious education in consolidated rural school. Budd Lake, New Jersey H40504 Week-day religious education in consolidated rural school. Budd Lake, New Jersey

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Transcription: H40493 Week-day religious work in rural schools. Tompkins County, New York H40494 Week-day religious work in rural schools. Tompkins County, New York H40495 Week-day religious work in rural schools. Tompkins County, New York H40496 Week-day religious work in rural schools. Tompkins County, New York H40497 Rebuilt interior, rural church. Tompkins County, New York H40498 Rebuilt interior, rural church. Tompkins County, New York

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Transcription: H40068 Sponge fisher's boats. Tarpon Springs, Florida H40272 The Landlord's Home. Arkansas H40273 Share croppers cabin. Arkansas H40492 Week-day religious work in rural schools. Tompkins County, New York

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Transcription: H40064 Old Spanish sugar mill, Florida H40065 Turpentine still. Florida H40066 Two turpentine workers. Florida H40067 River homes, Florida

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Transcription: H40054 Rural church. (restored) Vermont H40057 Auto Home in a Florida Auto Camp H40058 Auto Trailer Camp. Florid H40063 Rural post office. Florida

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Transcription: H39799 A Rural church H39800 Church dedicated by Francis Asbury. H40010 Flood scene. Glasgow Methodist Episcopal Church. Smith's Ferry, Pennsylvania H40052 Rural church. Chittenden, Vermont H40053 Rural church. Chittenden, Vermont

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Transcription: H39697 Mr. Cook and Fairview Church, Lansing Parish, North Carolina H39698 Rev. and Mrs. Cook and John Wesley Cook. Lansing Parish, North Carolina H39699 Mrs. Cook, "Nan" and Miss Martha Stewart on steps of cabin. Lansing, North Carolina H39700 John Wesley Cook. Lansing, North Carolina H39701 Making Sorghum molasses in Lansing, North Carolina

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Transcription: H39669 Rev. F. M. Polland. Birdsall, New York H39670 Methodist Episcopal Church. Birdsall, New York H39671 Roulette Methodist Episcopal Church. Pennsylvania H39673 Rev. R. C. Shergur and Rev. J. M. Henderson of Olean District, New York H39674 Farmersville Circuit Church. New York H39675 Farmersville Church, New York

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Transcription: H38823 Filipino Class. Central California H38857 An Italian girl in Montana H38858 An Italian injured in copper mines of Utah. Bingham, Utah H39032 Old Communist House. New Harmony, Indiana H39667 Rev. J. M. Reese. Short Track, New York H39668 Short Tract Church. New York

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Transcription: H38797 The farmer boy's team H38798 His pet pig H38799 A college education herd H38800 His lamb H38801 The green pastures

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Transcription: H38791 Tree dwelling H38793 The crop exhibition H38792 The work shop H38794 A Virginia beginner cleaning the floor H38795 Proud of his rooster H38796 Arkansas chickens.

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Transcription: H38787 An Arkansas Champion H38788 Scrubbing the pig for the fair H38789 A Florida Prize girl H38790 The old swing

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Transcription: H38781 Sheep judging H38782 A New York State scene. H38783 A sand pile H38784 A milk diet H38785 The pet calf H38786 Boy and cow.

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Transcription: H38775 Inspecting crops H38776 Selecting seed corn H38777 Celery inspection H38778 A Farmer's council H38779 Inspecting poultry H38780 A boy's class in stock raising.

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Transcription: H38769 A Pioneer underground home H38770 A Kansas sod house H38771 A Wyoming ranch H38772 A Colorado ranch H38773 Farm planning H38774 Our daily bread

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Transcription: H38763 A Virginia farm H38764 A country frigidaire, A spring H38765 A farm in Maryland H38766 A Maryland home H38767 A country side H38768 A New England home.

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Transcription: H38715 Methodist church farthest north in the United States. Caswell, Maine H38716 Methodist church farthest north in the United States. Caswell, Maine H38717 Methodist church farthest north in the United States. Caswell, Maine H38760 The farmers best crop, his children. H38761 A farm home. Connecticut H38762 A landscape in Virginia

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Transcription: H38701 The church at Salter Path, North Carolina H38702 Group of boys on church steps. Salter Path, North Carolina H38703 Congregation . Salter Path, North Carolina H38704 Rev. Louis Lewis call on a parishioneer Salter Path, North Carolina H38705 Rev. Louis Lewis goes fishing. Pastor at Salter Path and Morehead, North Carolina H38706 Mid week congregation. Salter Path, North Carolina.

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Transcription: H38695 Methodist Sunday School boy. Hatteras, North Carolina H39696 Lighthouse. Hatteras, North Carolina H38697 Two boys fishing. Hatteras, North Carolina H38698 Rev. Vance Lewis, Methodist Episcopal Pastor and the Rev. Mr. Lee, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South Hatteras, North Carolina H38699 Rev. Vance Lewis and his wife. Hatteras, North Carolina H38700 Rev. Vance Lewis. Hatteras, North Carolina

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Transcription: H38093 A country boy H38140 Along the Youghiogheny River near Indian Creek, Pennsylvania H38261 The Sunday School at Hell's Half-Acre, Cedartown, Georgia H38362 Indian Church. Pembroke, North Carolina

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Transcription: H37690 Herd of Jerseys in Delaware County, Ohio H37744 A path in the woods. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H37743 Snow scene. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H37903 Church before and after alterations. Eldora, Iowa

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Transcription: H37684 Cultivated fields H37685 Scene field and tree H37686 Harvest scene H37687 Snow scene. Pine trees H37688 Cattle H37689 Sheep

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Transcription: H37682 A mountain stream H37683 A mountain stream

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Transcription: H37680 Scene cattle. H37681 Tree by a stream

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