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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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS. JULY,1959

2207 Delegates

2208 Resource Clinic Discussion

2209 Group at Resource Clinic

2210 Group at Resource Clinic

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

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.

TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS
JULY, 1959

2219 North Indiana Delegation

2220 Discussion group

2221 Discussion group

2222 Discussion group

TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE. WICHITA, KANSAS
JULY, 1959
2225

2226 Mrs. W. L. Perryman speaking at Luncheon

2227 \

2228 Group in resource clinic discussion

TOWN AND COUNTRY CONFERENCE
WICHITA, KANSAS
JULY, 1959

2229 Louisville Conference Delegation

2230 Rev. E. Tweksbury with group in resource clinic

2231 no caption

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

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.

H3842 Pine trees like this are numerous among the ridges and on the lower mountains. Tennessee.

H3843 Dr. Mills and driver picking blackberries. Tennessee.

H3844 Guns as permanent markers at Bragger's Headquarters on Mission Ridge by the charge of Grant's men who charged without orders. Chattanooga, Tennessee.

H3845 One of the many monuments marking the battlefield around Chattanooga, Tennessee.

H3960 The first step in church building. Such houses as this can be erected in almost any needy community with a gift of $50 to $100 from our Board of Church Extension.

H3961

H3962 Picture of Umbrella Rock which stands on the Northern Point of Lookout Mountain shows Mr. Savastana and Reverend Burnett setting over space. Tennessee.

H3963 Tyner High School - 10 miles from Chattanooga. Hamilton County, Tennessee.

H3964 Tennessee River gorge near Waldens Ridge on left and Lookout Mountain on right - taken from Signal Point.

H3965 Interior of a log cabin used as old Methodist Episcopal Parsonage. Tennessee.

H3966 Red Bank Independent Church Tennessee.

H3967 Red Bank Grammar School is owned and supported by the State and shows forcibly the advantage of united support and individual ownership. Tennessee.

H4554 Interior of living room of R.W. Dyers residence. Notice the guns, one by each bed and one on the rack on a hoist. Moccasin District. Rabun County, Georgia.

H4555 Interior of R.W. Dyers house showing his wife at the loom where she weaves his clothing. Georgia.

H4556 Bee "gums". Pieces of hollow black gum logs are made into "gums" for the bees. Georgia.

H4557 Whittier Methodist Episcopal Church.

H4558 top of Balsam Mountain, showing cattle grazing on old field.

H4559 School in Greentree, Sevier County, Tennessee.

H4560 Veterinarian - can't read or write but knows "horses".

H4561 Rural mail carrier in Sevier County, Tennessee

H4602 Whiteside Mountain, North Carolina.

H4603 Whiteside Mountain, North Carolina.

H4604 View of Whiteside Mountain, Jackson County, North Carolina.

H4605 Another mountain near Whiteside North Carolina.

H4606 Chestnut Mountain Cocke County, Tennessee

H4607 Hauling bark in Sevier County, Tennessee.

H4608 Silas Messers log house in Butler Branch Sevier County, Tennessee.

H4609 School house at Schutt's Grove, Sevier County, Tennessee.

H4610 David Moss' home, showing flowers in front yard.

H4699 An Indian fishing in Soco Creek Indian Reservation. North Carolina.

H4700 A wagon load of home made chairs and baskets - near Woodbury, Tennessee.

H4701 These white children dwell in peace with their Indian neighbors. North Carolina.

H4702 Same as H4701

H4703 An Indian preparing for a watermelon feast. Western North Carolina.

H4704 Hauling wood in the railroad. North Carolina.

H4705 Mail carrier Jackson County North Carolina.

H4706 Children in woods. They care for themselves early in life. Sevier County, Tennessee.

H4707 Showing costume in constant use by the Indian woman. Cherokee North Carolina.

H5979

H5980 War Monument Bragg's Headquarters near Chattanooga, Tennessee.

H5981

H5982

H5983 Residence of Reverend James Asley, Sweet Water, Tennessee.

H5984 Same caption as H5983.

H5985

H5986 Home-made quilts, Tennessee.

H5987 Group of pupils - Indian Creek School. Tennessee.

H5988 War Monument - Bragg's Headquarters, near Chattanooga, Tennessee.

H5989

H5990

H5991 Spinning wool.

H5992

H5993 -

H5994 - Admiral Farragut's early home. Knox County, Tennessee.

H5995 Admiral Farragut's early home, now on the Fair Grounds. Knoxville, Tennessee.

H5996 One of the many knitting mills. Chattanooga, Tennessee.

H5997

H5998

H5999 -

H6000 - Home of a young Methodist convert. This building is typical of the best farm houses of the East Tennessee valleys.

H6001 A young lady of East Tennessee.

H6002 The old and new home. The old is used as a garage. The car enters through the old chimney opening.

H6003 Fireplace in the old stone chimney

H6004 The beautiful stone chimney

H6005 - The home of Reverend James Asley. Sweet Water, Tennessee

H6006 -

H6007 New and old Sevier County, Tennessee

H6008

H6009

H6010 Dyeing wool

H6011 Dyeing thread. Tennessee Mountains.

H6012

H6013 -

H6014 - Field of tobacco grown in the Valley of Green County, Tennessee.

H6015

H6016

H6031 New and old house. Old house turned into garage. Sevier County, Tennessee.

H6032 Quaker Church, formerly Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, Tennessee.

H6033 Village in Mountains of the South. This village is entirely dependent on the business of a young man converted through the efforts of a Methodist preacher. His store, cannery, and farm together with his push cart makes it a lively center. The Methodist Episcopal Church has a circuit covering this village and furnishes the only preaching available.

H6034

H6035 Cabin, Sevier County, Tennessee.

H6036

H6037 Methodist Episcopal Church. Sevierville, Tennessee.

H6038

H6039

H6105 A street showing the milling District on the right. Tennessee.

H6106 Lonely cabin, which shows some of the advantages of a mission school. Sevier County, Tennessee.

H6107 Woman churning milk to make butter. Tennessee.

H6108 Scene on Middle Pigeon River. Sevier County, Tennessee.

H6109 This woman has come down to the road to see if any mail has been left by the passing carrier. Tennessee.

H6110 A monument in Watauga Valley, Carter County, Tennessee.

H6111 Scene in the Market in Knoxville, Tennessee.

H6112 Cattle coming home at milking time. Tennessee.

H6113 On his way to the store, with a chicken for sale. Tennessee.

H6114 Monument marking the resting place of Colonel John Sevier. Knoxville, Tennessee.

H6115 One of the larger log houses. East Tennessee.

H6116 Midwives exchanging notes in a remote village. East. Tennessee.

H6117

H6118 Child playing with a calf.

H6119 Twenty-eight boarders besides the family which runs the boarding house. All use this little out building which is close up against the wall of the house and seemingly as unsanitary as can be made.

H6120 Wasps at home.

H6121 Scene on the Market Square, Knoxville, Tennessee.

H6122 Scene on the Market Square, Knoxville, Tennessee.

H6123 Man splitting boards. Tennessee.

H6124 A mountain farmer, whose lot in life is cast along lines of privation. Tennessee.

H6125 One of the old fashioned fire places.

H6126 A row of houses for factory employees who work in a cotton mill in a Tennessee town.

H6127 A broom maker on upper Pigeon River. East Tennessee.

H6128 A mountain cabin.

H6129 A monument erected to mark the spot where the backwoodsmen gathered to march against Colonel Ferguson at Kings Mountain in 1780.

H6130

H6131 Part of the Court House Campus, showing large guns which were used during the Civil War. Knoxville, Tennessee.

H6132

H6133 Girls and young women from the factories. Tennessee.

H6134 Young men off duty. Tennessee.

H6135 A disabled moonshine distillery. Tennessee.

H6136 Bridge from which a negro suspect was lynched. Soddy, Tennessee.

H6137 A section of the National Cemetery. Chattanooga, Tennessee.

H6138 Market scene. Tennessee.

H6139 A few who lie here were unknown in the haste which was necessary when they were buried. Chattanooga, Tennessee.

H6140 An isolated cabin in Sevier County, Tennessee.

H6141 Giving advice to a mother concerning proper care and feeding of her emaciated baby. Indian Creek, Sevier County, Tennessee.

H6142 Churning milk to make butter. Tennessee.

H6143 A broom maker on upper Pigeon River. Tennessee.

H6144.

H6145 Part of the Court House Campus, showing large guns which were used during the Civil War. Knoxville, Tennessee.

H6146 Lonely cabin, which shows some of the advantages of a Mission school. Sevier County, Tennessee.

H6147 The Mountaineer believes in using everything some good purpose.

H6148

H6149 Field of corn from which sorghum is made by crushing the stalks and boiling the juice so obtained until it makes a thick golden syrup.

H6150 Mule day, showing off their paces. September 1918. Sevierville, Tennessee.

H6151 An old forge hammer which was used before the Civil War. Tennessee.

H6152 This little fellow is out with his mother while she does the family washing.

H6157 These stacks of lumber were cut by an itinerant saw mill.

H6158 Children of a young Methodist convert - a Southern mountaineer. His children will never know life as he knew it when he was scorned and disowned.

H6159 No animal that is swapped is ever supposed to be over nine years of age, many ingenious tricks are resorted to concealing their real age. Mule day. September.

H6160 The Methodist Preacher is the central figure in every important occasion in the Methodist Mountaineer's life.

H6161 Corn grown to be ten or more feet in height.

H7003 Southern corn bread.

H7004 Southern corn bread.

H7005 The Methodist circuit rider meets the boy.

H7007 Growing corn on a steep hillside. Tennessee.

H7008 A settler's cabin home. Tennessee.

H7013 Moving by pack horse. Tennessee.

H7014 Moving in a schooner wagon. Tennessee.

H7015 One of the better type of log houses. Tennessee.

H7016 Drafted men, waiting to be called. Tennessee.

H7503 A haunted house. Bay's Mountain, Tennessee.

H7504 Grinding cane for molasses. Tennessee.

H7505 Cotton begins opening at the bottom of the staff and ripens at the top last.

H7506 One way to help out a preacher's income.

H7507 Long leaf pine burs.

H7508 Long leaf pine bush.

H7509 Home on a visit and the family in to welcome the soldier brother.

H7510 Making a stirrup of his hand so the lady can mount. Tennessee.

H7511 - Helping a lady mount her horse. Tennessee.

H7512 -"Holding his own", a mountaineer and his baby. Tennessee.

H7513 - Sign in Knoxville War First. Tennessee.

H7514 - Left behind when his master sailed away.

H7515 A double log cabin. Tennessee.

H7516 Horseback riding is usual with our mountaineers. Tennessee.

H7517 Riding "aside" Tennessee Mountain.

H7518 Another view of horseback riding. Tennessee.

H7519 On her way to aid the stork. Tennessee Mountains.

H7520 Spinning on big wheel. Tennessee.

H7521 President Andrew Johnson's old tailor shop. Greenville, Tennessee.

H7522 President Andrew Johnson's old talor shop as it still stands in Greenville, Tennessee. Negative sold to Mrs. Wetz

H7523 A mountaineer's child. "Dressed up".

H7524 Ferry on Tennessee River. Tennessee.

H7525 Ferry on Tennessee River. Tennessee.

H7526 Sucking up juice from Sorghum stalks. Tennessee.

H7527 A buggy for baby in the Tennessee Mountains.

H7528 Drying Fruit in the sun. Tennessee.

H7529 Returning from mill. Tennessee.

H7530 The second generation of the "Georgia Cracker".

H7532 Another picture children washing.

H7535 Learning to wash- not playing but working. Tennessee.

H7537 How does anybody reach a mill like this? They do. Tennessee Mountains.

H7538 A Tennessee mountaineer carrying his muzzle loaded rifle.

H7543 Sleds are used all the year.

H7546 Traveling by Pack horse.

H7548 A home-made cart in Tennessee Mountains.

H7556 At the entrance to Mountain "Cove".

H7558 In search of a new home traveling by "Schooner" wagon.

H7559 Another pattern of quilt. Tennessee.

H7560 One of the home-made quilts. Tennessee.

H7561 A coverlet. Tennessee.

H7562 Still other quilt patterns. Tennessee.

H7563 A cyclone passed this way in Georgia.

H7564 Methodist Episcopal Church. King's Mountain, North Carolina.

H7565 Bringing home the bear.

H7568 Alone with the rough mountains. Tennessee.

H7569 Grinding cane for molasses. Tennessee.

H7570 Another Long-leaf Pine picture. North Carolina.

H7571 Long leaf Pine. North Carolina.

H7572 A country school in Sevier County Tennessee.

H7573 A new top of an old log house. Tennessee Mountains.

H7574 Mountain Girl. Tennessee.

H7575 A mountaineer and his family at home. Tennessee.

H7576 An old log house with a new frame top. Tennessee.

H7579 The third generation of mountain folks often build home like this in the upper valley. Tennessee.

H7580 A North Carolina dug-out where lumbermen make their homes while cutting timer.

H7898 Connistee Falls. North Carolina.

H7899 Lake. North Carolina.

H7900 Valley near Hot Springs, North Carolina.

H7901 In the mountains. North Carolina.

H7902 Mountaineers home. North Carolina.

H7903 Water mill. North Carolina.

H7904 Home of the better class. North Carolina.

H7905 "Hardshell" Baptist Church. North Carolina.

H7906 Mountaineers home. North Carolina.

H7907 Man plowing with oxen. North Carolina.

H7908 Mountaineers home. North Carolina.

H7909 Mountaineers home and water mill. North Carolina.

H7910 Nothing of the home left but the chimney. North Carolina.

H7911 Mountaineers home. North Carolina.

H7912 Home of the poorer class. North Carolina.

H7913 Oxen with lumber. North Carolina.

H7914 Little girl with dog in the Lumber District. North Carolina.

H7915 Trying to take bull home. North Carolina.

H7916 Plowing. North Carolina.

H7917 Plowing. North Carolina.

H7918 Plowing with calf. North Carolina.

H7919 Plowing. North Carolina.

H7920 Woman with calf. North Carolina.

H7921 Woman with calf and dog. North Carolina
H7922 Woman working on farm. North Carolina.

H7937 Boy of the poorer type. North Carolina.

H7938 Bashful. North Carolina.

H7939 Baby of the poorer type. North Carolina.

H7940 Children posing. North Carolina.

H7941 Child with dog. North Carolina.

H7942 Girl with baby. North Carolina.

H7943 Girl with baby North Carolina

H7944 Posing North Carolina

H7945 One building Brevard Institute. North Carolina.

H7946 Dorlan Institute. Hot Springs. North Carolina.

H7947 Brevard Institute. Mixing concrete. North Carolina.

H7948 Brevard Institute. North Carolina.

H7949 Brevard Institute. Mixing concrete. North Carolina.

H7950 Brevard Institute Pruning Trees. North Carolina.
H7951 Pruning fruit trees. Brevard Institute. North Carolina.
H7952 Brevard Institute Class in Stock judging. North Carolina.

H7953 Brevard Institute How old is Maude? North Carolina.
H7954 Brevard Institute North Carolina
H7955 Brevard Institute. Class in stock judging. North Carolina.

H7956 Brevard Institute Students. North Carolina.
H7957 Brevard Institute. Students building a new workshop.
North Carolina.
H7988 Hiking across the mountains to a lumber camp. North Carolina.

H7989 Family on Pine Mountain. Tennessee.
H7990 Leaving the church in Wear's Cove Tennessee.
H7991 Part of the family. "Little Cove". Tennessee.

H7992 Terrace hillside. Dry valley north of Chattanooga. Tennessee.
H7993 Land ruined by poor farming near London Tennessee.

H7994 Splitting rails. Tennessee.
H7995 Old time hunter with muzzle loading rifle. Pigeon Forge. Tennessee.

H8005 Young women in the Athens School. Tennessee

H8006 Students and some of the buildings. Athens School. Tennessee.

H8007 On the retired list of Milling district. Cleveland, Tennessee.

H8008 A promised citizen. Ware's Valley, Tennessee.

H8009 Mountain view Methodist Episcopal Church. Dayton, Tennessee.

H8010 Circuit rider Daisy. Tennessee.

H8011 The forest turning to red, brown and gold. Racoon Mountain. Tennessee.

H8012 Going to mill. Sevier County. Tennessee.

H8013 Pan of biscuits. Tennessee.

H8014 On her way to the store.

H8015 Thanksgiving Dinner.

H8058 A Smoky Mountains Creek. East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8059 Teacher's Cottage at Pi Phi School. East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8061 Little girls in Wear's Valley. East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8060 Film of Wrecked Train. East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8062 Same caption as H8061

H8063 Two school girls. East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8064 Recess time. East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8065 Close up of school girls. East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8066 Mattie Ogle teaching her pupils a new game. East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8067 Near Sevierville East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8068 Robert's School House, East Tennessee Sevier County

H8069 Copeland Creek, Tennessee Sevier County

H8070 In town for Monday's shopping. East Tennessee Sevier County.

H8071 Hand made chair. Robert's School House. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8072 Canning by "cold pack" method. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8141 A street of Sevierville East Tennessee. Sevier County

H8142 Going toward the river Sevierville East Tennessee. Sevier County

H8143 Sevierville, Tennessee.

H8144 The Restaurant. Sevierville, Tennessee.

H8145 The grocery store. East Tennessee Sevier County.

H8146 The other Grocery store. East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8147 The blacksmith shop. East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8148 House on Copeland Creek. East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8149 Up Copeland Creek. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8150 Path from hotel to school house. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8151 Farm house at Middle Creek. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8152 Children of Mrs. Hugh.

H8153 Still playing at pioneer. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8154 Pioneer instincts. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8155 Playing Indian. East Tennessee

H8156 Typical mountain homes. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8157 The new cabin with the window. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8158 Wash day up Baskins' Creek. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8159 Cabin in which people once lived. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8160 A house with a road-side spring. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8161 Fashions in hair cut. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8162 A mountain creek. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8163 Vain(?) regrets. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8164 A valley farm under the blue wall. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8165 "What's that air box?" East Tennessee Sevier County

H8166 Murphy College. The Methodist School. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8167 Home of one Soldier lad. East Tennessee Sevier County

H8168 Service flag for a sailor. East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8169 Typical mountain wagon. East Tennessee. Sevier County

H8170 Swinging. East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8171 Methodist Episcopal Church Sevierville. Tennessee.


H8172 Typical East Tennessee Valley.

H8173 Home protection. East Tennessee Sevier County.

H8174 Where the trail ends. East Tennessee. Sevier County

H8175 Ridin' adown the creek to town. East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8176 The early morning fire. East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8177 General washing and the great unwashed. East Tennessee. Sevier County.

H8267 The old class leader used in Life Story of J.H. Copeland, "Among Lincoln's Talks." This is George Hartman class leader over 40 years. Tennessee.

H8268 The old class leader used in Life Story of J.H. Copeland, "Among Lincoln's Talks." This is George Hartman class leader over 40 years. Tennessee.

H8269 Shining shoes. Tennessee.

H8270 Boyhood home of the young minister mentioned near the close of "Southern Mountains." Tennessee.

H8271 Modern school building North St. Elmo Grammar School. Tennessee.

H8272 Mountain congregation. Tennessee.

H8273 Eating watermelon. Tennessee.

H8274 Moonshine distillery Tennessee mountains.

H8276 Ritter Industrial Home. Athens School. Tennessee.

H8275 Falling water. Cumberland Mountains. Tennessee.

H8419 A "holy Roller's" Church. Cleveland, Tennessee.

H8420 A country graveyard. Tennessee.

H8421 Drying fruit jars before refilling. Blount?) County, Tennessee.

H8422 One of the younger business men among the Tennessee Hills. Sevier County, Tennessee.

H8423 A young gentleman of Georgia.

H8424 Falling Water Church school house. Tennessee.

H8425 On their way to the store. South of Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.

H8426 An alley in the Milling District, Cleveland, Tennessee.

H3947 Interior of a frame house, shows a homemade chair bottomed with cords and the wall papered with current newspapers, but the floor is bare of carpet. Two pictures in a frame, showing two old people, probably the father and mother adorn the wall. This is what we would call a well kept house. Tennessee.

H3948 Exterior of a frame house, one of the humbler frame houses. The universal chimney stands at the end, for heating purposes, while part of the porch has been utilized with water and is filled from the trough under the eaves of the lean-to. Tennessee.

H3949 Log cabin house near Hixon, Tennessee.

H3950 Log cabin typical of poorer kind. Hamilton County, twelve miles from Chattanooga, Tennessee.

H7017 Returning from the chase after having bagged a black bear. Tennessee.

H7018 Mountain peaks above the clouds. Tennessee.

H7066 View from Point Lookout near Chattanooga, Tennessee.

H7500 Watching mother card the wool. Tennessee.

H7501 Carding wool for spinning on hand wheel. Tennessee.

H7502 Making molasses.

H4570 Carrying straw bed home on woman's head.

H4571 Filling bed with straw to take the place of mattress on bed.

H4572 "Dentist" who pulls teeth. No filling or "tinkering" - out they come.

H4573 This is the doctor for sore mouth in infants. Her charm was given her by a man and he lost his power at once. She also stops blood.

H4562 On their honeymoon, both using tobacco, he in a pipe and she with snuff.

H4563 Community corn mill. The miller grinds for a toll of 1/8.

H4564 Using peach tree or drod wood stick to locate water underground and tell its depth.

H4565 Drawing out fire by charm.

H7929 An old mountaineer. North Carolina.

H7930 An old mountaineer. North Carolina..

H7931 An old mountaineer. North Carolina.

H7932 Mountaineers. North Carolina.

H7933 Girl with children. North Carolina.

H7936 Boy with dog. North Carolina.

H8429 A mill boy. Cleveland, Tennessee

H8430 An alley in the milling District. Cleveland, Tennessee

H8432 A milk can used as a mail box. Tennessee

H8433 Having baby's picture taken. South of Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

H8434 Going to Mill Creek. Sevier County, Tennessee

H8436 Young people in God's "out of doors", Tennessee

H8438 Crab Orchard Inn, Tennessee

H8441 A gorge in the Smoky Mountains, Tennessee

H8442 An impoverished fruit stand. Blanut {Blount?] County, Tennessee

H8443 A Honey Locust tree. Hamilton County, Tennessee

H8444 Young wood choppers. Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

H8445 Hauling corn on sled pulled by an ox. Little Cover, Sevier County, Tennessee

H8446 Pan of biscuits. Tennessee

H8448 The old mill, falling water near Chattanooga, Tennessee

H3858 Cows wearing yokes as penalty Tennessee

H3859 Cabin of the poor sort on Cade's Cove Mountain, Tennessee

H3860 Dead timber on Hillside Farms, Sevier County, Tennessee

H3861 Settler's cabin erected in the forest before he had made his clearing. Cade's Cove Mountain, Tennessee

H3862 Settler's cabin in the forest. Cades Cove Mountain, Tennessee

H3863 Trespass sign Tennessee

H3864 Rail fence. Cades Cove, Tennessee

H8894 Barskin School House. Tennessee

H8895 The Barskin School House. Tennessee

10700 Mountain Baseball Team. Burnsville, North Carolina

H11817 Sugar making. Tennessee

H13180 Harriman, Tennessee. Old Grist Mill near Harriman.

H13368 On the crest of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Smoky Mountains, Tennessee

H13369 In the haunts of bear on a ridge on the Smokies. Smoky Mountain, Tennessee

H13370 Rhododendron bush. Smoky Mountain, Tennessee

H13371 A typical mountain cabin. Smoky Mountain, Tennessee

H13372 Showing the method of building with rough hewn logs. Smoky Mountain, Tennessee

H13373 A pile of walnut wood of very great value, but possibly for use as fire wood. Smoky Mountain, Tennessee

H13374 A primitive method of making soap. Smokey Mountain, Tennessee

H13375 A primitive method of making soap. Smokey Mountain, Tennessee

H13376 Wash day in the mountains. Smoky Mountain, Tennessee

H13377 A typical mountain home of the better class. Smoky Mountain, Tennessee

H13378 The primitive machinery used in crushing sugar cane in preparation of "sweetening." Smoky Mountain, Tennessee

H13379 The toll gate keeper who collects from the traveler on a privately constructed road. Smoky Mountain, Tennessee

H13380 A steep up-hill grade. Smoky Mountain, Tennessee

H13381 Traveling in the Southern Highlands mean a heavy pull on the horses. Smoky Mountain, Tennessee

H13382 A mountain youth who was called in the draft. Smoky Mountain, Tennessee

H13383 A mountain girl. Smoky Mountain, Tennessee. (Unconscious of the fact her picture is being taken)

H13410 A mountain Madonna child. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13411 A typical cabin on the hill side. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13412 The interior of a primitive corn mill. Trent County, Tennessee

H13413 The interior of a primitive corn mill. Trent County, Tennessee

H13414 The shy creatures of the mountains. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13418 A mountain child. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13415 A girl of the mountains. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13416 A little Appalachian Lord Chesterfield. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13417 A mountain girl. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13419 A little mountain girl. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13420 This little girl bolted like a rabbit when the camera was turned on her. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13421 Toll Gate. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13422 Toll Gate on private road with razorback hog in the foreground. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13423 A toll gate on a private road with a typical razor back hog in the foreground. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13427 A mountain girl. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13424 A little son of the toll gate keeper. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13425 A little son of the toll gate keeper. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13426 A mountain girl and baby. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13428 A little mountain girl. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13429 A typical mountain road. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13431 A typical mountain road. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13430 Many of the houses are built on the slope of the hill. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13432 Showing the great boulders and rocks that obstruct traffic in even the best roads in the mountains. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13434 A little Madonna of the hills. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13435 All dressed up on Sunday morning in expectation of a visit from the presiding elder. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13433 Showing the great boulders and rocks that obstruct traffic in even the best roads in the mountain. Blunt County, Tennessee

H13436 Mountain men on the way to church fording a stream that crosses the road. Sevier County Tennessee.

H13437 Methodist preachers fording Pigeon Creek. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13439 Sometimes the only road is the bed of a river Sevier County, Tennessee

H13438 Rhododendron called Laurel in the Mountains abundantly plentiful. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13440 A panorama in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13442 A house reputed to be 200 years old. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13441 A better type of log cabin. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13443 The hound dog has often more privileges than children. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13444 A mountain youth who has never ad the advantage of education. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13445 Two little mountain boys. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13446 The only evidence of progressiveness. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13447 One of the newer type of progressive mountain Methodist preachers. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13448 The new and the old. Building a modern wing on the cabin. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13449 A modern wing being added to the old homestead. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13450 A group of district superintendents. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13451 Hollow gourds on a pole plant as nest for the martin birds. Sevier County, Tennessee.

H13452 The district superintendents fording a river on the trail of Asbury. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13453 Despoiled trees making way for the crop of corn. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13454 Showing how the corn is planted on the hillsides. Sevier County, Tennessee

H13455 A local store. Cades Cove, Tennessee

H13456 A family group and they are not all here. Cades Cove, Tennessee

H13457 A typical log cabin with stone and mud chimney. Cades Cove, Tennessee

H13458 A sign which shows evidence of the engagement of sightseers, Cades Cove, Tennessee

H13459 Quaint sign posted on a mountain tree. Cades Cove, Tennessee

H13460 A tan bark gatherer with a load. Cades Cove, Tennessee

H13461 A load of tan bark. Cades Cove, Tennessee

H13462 A wild grape vine. The size may be seen by contrast with the man. Cades Cove, Tennessee

H13463 Mountain children. Cades Cove, Tennessee

H13464 District superintendents in the mountains. A temporary breakdown. Bet Fontana and Bushnell, North Carolina

H13465 The district superintendets reach civilization. Bet Fontana and Bushnell, North Carolina.

H13466 The only means of transportation in some parts of the mountains. Bet Fontana and Bushnell, North Carolina

H13467 A group of district superintendents, Bet Fontana and Bushnell, North Carolina

H13468 A typical mountain road. Bet Fontana and Bushnell, North Carolina

H13470 One of the large mountain rivers. Bet Fontana and Bushnell, North Carolina

H13469 A bridge built of logs. Bet Fontana and Bushnell, North Carolina

H13471 An unconscious pose. Chestnut Flat, Tennessee

H13472 A very old fashioned hand loom. Chestnut Flat, Tennessee (Spinning wheel)

H13473 Old fashioned spinning wheel. Chestnut Flat, Tennessee

H13474 A group of district superintendents visiting the Appalachians. Ernests Cove Mountain, Tennessee

H13475 An old mountaineer and his wife. Everts Cove, mountain, Tennessee

H13685 Tennessee. Southern mountaineer basket weaving

H13476 A common way to prepare virgin soil for cultivation. Booger town, Tennessee

H13819 Kentucky Southern Mountaineer woman with basket

H15470 A monster mill wheel. Tennessee

H15471 A mountain mill. Tennessee

H15472 Razor back hogs. Tennessee

H15473 A mountain store. Tennessee

H15474 Children gathering blackberries, Tennessee

H15475 A Methodist mountain School. Tennessee

H15476 A mountain Methodist preacher at the county seat, Tennessee

H15477 Group of District Superintendents fording stream in the road. Tennessee

H15478 A very typical mountain cabin with stone and mud chimney. Tennessee

H13820 Baptizing in "Hell-for-sartin" Kentucky

H14242 North Carolina Mountain cabin in Cumberland Mountains

H15767 Even these log cabins are attractive. Georgia

H15768 One of the most prosperous of the mountain houses. Tennessee

H15769 One of the most prosperous of the mountain houses. Tennessee

H15771 One of the best Methodist Episcopal Churches in the Southern Mountains, Tennessee

H15770 A church closed for lack of men and money. Tennessee

H15772 Confusion in a mountain school house. Tennessee Mountains

H15776 Store in mountains. Tennessee

H15773 The mill and miller in the mountains, Tennessee

H15775 The country store in the mountains. Tennessee

H15774 Interior of store in mountains, everything in it. Tennessee

H15777 In the Tennessee mountains on the way to church

H15781 Pair of logging sheds in North Georgia Mountains

H15778 A typical family of mountaineers. Tennessee

H15780 Children berrying in the mountains. Tennessee

H15779 Children berrying in the mountains. Tennessee

H15782 Sergeant York. Taken at Crossville, Tennessee

H15783 Sergeant York. Taken at Crossville, Tennessee

H15784 Sergeant York. Taken at Crossville, Tennessee

H15786 Sergeant York, with his chief townsman at Pall mall. Crossville, Tennessee

H15785 Sergeant York with chauffeur (not his own) Crossville, Tennessee

H15787 Rear view of Bonfield Memorial Hall of the Athens School. Tennessee

H15788 Pastor , Sunday School Superintendent and one of the Sunday School children. East Athens, Tennessee

H15791 School house, East Athens, Tennessee

H15789 Pastor, Sunday School Superintendent and one of the Sunday School children. East Athens, Tennessee


H15790 Pastor and Sunday School Superintendent. East Athens, Tennessee

H15792 Corner of school house. East Athens, Tennessee

H15796 Cabin without windows. Near Athens, Tennessee

H15794 Men at the Athens School for rural pastors, playing tennis. East Athens, Tennessee

H15793 Ritter Home. Athens School. East Athens, Tennessee

H15795 Some of the men at the school for rural pastors. East Athens, Tennessee

H15797 A mountain cabin without any windows. Tennessee

H15801 Interior of Mars Hill Methodist Episcopal Church, Athens, Tennessee

H15798 Mountain children have some things. These have at least horses. Tennessee

H15799 Children of the Sunday School Superintendent. East Athens, Tennessee

H15800 Prize hogs, the Sunday School Superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal Church gave his boys. East Athens, Tennessee

H15802 School house in the Cumberland plateau, a fairly good one. Tennessee

H15803 Mountaineer's family. Cumberland plateau, Tennessee

H15804 Carrying tanning bark to market in the Cumberland plateau, Tennessee

H15805 Guide and chauffeur on the Cumberland plateau, Tennessee

H15806 Crowd at church service. Little Frog Range of the Blue Ridge, Georgia

H15807 Windowless but inviting mountain cabin. Little Frog Range. North Georgia

H15808 My guide through Little Frog Range of Blue Ridge, North Georgia

H15809 Spinning one's own wool is common in the mountains. Cumberland plateau, Tennessee

H15810 Spinning one's own wool is common in the mountains. Cumberland plateau, Tennessee

H15811 Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Claude Rogers with wife and child, Georgia

H15815 The oxen do not fret themselves over the bad roads. Georgia

H15812 Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church, Georgia

H15813 First Methodist Episcopal Parsonage in Epworth, Georgia

H15814 The mill near Epworth, Georgia