Mission Photograph Album - Cities #4 page 0081
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Dublin CoreTitleMission Photograph Album - Cities #4 page 0081
Date1910-1920
CreatorBoard of Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church
SubjectMissions
Cities
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PublisherThe General Commission on Archives and History of the United Methodist Church
ScriptusTranscriptionH7817 Miss Bessie Smith, deaconess working in connection with Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church and two of her Polish charges. The mother crippled with rheumatism is a widow with seven children and supports herself by doing washing, every moment being in pain because of swollen knee joints. The deaconess has almost no way of giving help. The community has 12,000 Hungarians 10,000 Poles, 3 [out], thousand Americans and some Italians. H7818 Typical Polish mother, a member of Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church. Detroit, Michigan. H7819 The eldest boy seen in H7821. He insists on playing hookey both from home and school, and so his mother makes him wear a girl's dress in which he is ashamed to appear on the street with his fellows so he improvises a playhouse seen in H7822. H7821 Polish woman and her children reached by the deaconess at Methodist Episcopal Church. Detroit, Michigan. StatusCompleted
Percent Completed100
Percent Needs Review0
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