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H5968 Arapaho Indian Camp. Oklahoma.

H6086 Indians in front of a soda and ice cream stand. Lawton, Oklahoma.

H6087 Indians in front of a soda and ice cream stand. Lawton, Oklahoma.

H6089 Indian women watching the train pull out of the station. Lawton, Oklahoma.

H6095 Indian women watching the train pull out of the station. Lawton, Oklahoma.

H6376 Yuma Indinas. Arizona.

H6377 Blind Joe. Indian interpreter for Brother Crouch. Arizona.

H6378 A Yuma House - Cocopah School House. Arizona.

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H6379 Matthew Juan Indian.

H6602 The church where Ramona was married. San Diego, California.

H6617 San Juan Capistrano, San Juan,
California.

H6639 A Chicago woman desired to adopt a child from this house but on learning she was an Indian returned her to the home in a few weeks because she was afraid of Indians.

H6448 A W[***] Indian family, the man a college graduate. Anadarko, Oklahoma.

H6449 Indian girl ready to start for town. Anadarko, Oklahoma.

H6450 Young Indian mother and child. Anadarko, Oklahoma.

H6451 Scene around Indian camp. Anardarko, Oklahoma.

H6452 W[***] Indian and son. The man is a Carlisle College graduate. Anararko, Oklahoma.

H6453 Group of W[***] Indians. Anadarko, Oklahoma.

H6454 Two little Indian girls. Anadarko, Oklahoma

H6455 Indian woman ready to start for town. Anadarko, Oklahoma.

H6456 Group of W[***] Indians. Anadarko, Oklahoma.

H6647 Ramona's Home near San Diego, California.

H6448 Ramona's Home near San Diego, California.

H6654 Tragedy might be her name for it tells the story of her sad young life. Near Oakland, California.

H6689 Yaqui Indian children.

H6744 Out on the Papago Indian Reservation. Arizona.

H6740 A Papago Indian village near Tucson, Arizona.

H6746 A Papago Indian Kitchen. Arizona.

H6748 Our Indian mission Church at Yuma, Arizona.

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H5749 Our Indian Mission - situated dangerously near a great irrigation ditch on one side and the constantly threatening Colorado River on the other side. Has been flooded several times. Yuma, Arizona.
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H6751 A Papago Indian Village. Arizona.
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H6752 Not a Pillsbury but a Papago grinding mill. (Again the Indian ducked the camera) Arizona.

H6754 The Sewing class. A group of Indian Girls on the Campus grounds of the Phoenix Indian School. Arizona.

H6755 Indian Girl Students at the Phoenix Arizona Indian School.

H6757 Parsonage of Indian Mission at Yuma, Arizona.

H6758 Reverend Couch, Missionary to the Yuma Indians, Arizona.

H6760 Indian girls at the Government Indian School. Phoenix Arizona.

H6761 The services are concluded and we are ready for the homeward journey. Gila River, Arizona.

H6762 Agency Headquarters and Presbyterian Mission on Gila River (Pima Indian Reservation) Gila River, Arizona.

H6763 Two Indian school boys. Phoenix Arizona.
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H6764 Reverend Crouch, missionary of the Woman's Home Missionary Society, to the Yuma Indians, Arizona.

H6765 One of the "First Americans" standing by a high boulder marked by the crude hieroglyphics of "forgotten Americans" - On Plaza at Phoenix Arizona.

H6801 Pima Indian Children. Indian Reservation, Gila River, Arizona.

H6802 Pima Indian Children. Indian Reservation, Gila River, Arizona.

H6803 Pima Indian Children. Indian Reservation, Gila River, Arizona.
For #H6804 see after #6934.

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H6860 Two aged Yuma Indian Women. Yuma, Arizona.

H6861 Festival Day at the Yuma Indian Mission. Yuma, Arizona.

H6862 Yuma child with no possibility of running away. Yuma, Arizona.

H6864 Four Yuma Indian Children.

H6865 Yuma mother and children. Yuma, Arizona.

H6865 Twin boys of Jose Horse-cut Tail. Yuma, Arizona

H6866 A typical Yuma Indian home. Arizona.

H6867 Four Yuma Indians standing in front of the Indian Mission Church. Yuma, Arizona.

H6868 Christmas Tree in Yuma Indian Mission Church. Yuma, Arizona.

H6932 Carmen Antonio, part Indian and part Mexican. She never knew her mother and had been deserted by her father. She is but 13 years old, and was taken from the orphanage by a Chicago lady who had intended to adopt her, but learning of the child's Indian blood and being afraid of Indians, returned Carmen to the orphanage where she waits the help of some one to obtain an education. California.

H6933 Carmen Antonio, part Indian and part Mexican. She never knew her mother and had been deserted by her father. She is but 13 years old, and was taken from the orphanage by a Chicago lady who had intended to adopt her, but learning of the child's Indian blood and being afraid of Indians, returned Carmen to the orphanage where she waits the help of some one to obtain an education. California.

H6934 Carmen Antonio, part Indian and part Mexican. She never knew her mother and had been deserted by her father. She is but 13 years old, and was taken from the orphanage by a Chicago lady who had intended to adopt her, but learning of the child's Indian blood and being afraid of Indians, returned Carmen to the orphanage where she waits the help of some one to obtain an education. California.

H6804 After all it is but a narrow stream that divides us. Gila River, Arizona.

H6941 Navajo Flocks, Navajo Reservation, Arizona.

H6942 Navajo women and their flocks. Navajo Reservation, Arizona.
H6943 A flock of sheep in Navajo Country.

H6961 San Juan Capistrano, California. Mission Indians.

H6986 Walk leading to Administration Building, Government Indian School, Phoenix, Arizona.

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H6987 Sewing class, Government Indian School. Phoenix, Arizona.
H6988 Indian Girls Government Indian School. Phoenix, Arizona.

H7026 Tewa Indian s[***] refusing to be photographed before her home. San Juan, New Mexico.

H7028 Miss Marie Martinez and load of Indian students, Espanola, New Mexico.

H7029 Hieroglyphics near tracks of Denver and Rio Grande Railroad some miles north of Chomita.

H7030 Cliff dwellers Pueblo on the top of the cliff - excavated community house, Puye Cliff, Espanola, New Mexico.

H7031 Tewa Indian s[***] making Pottery and drying some in sun. San Juan, New Mexico.

H7033 Tewa Indian two story Pueblo. San Juan, New Mexico.

H7036 Along Denver and Rio Grande Railroad some miles north of Chomita. Hieroglyphics ancient and modern. New Mexico.

H7037 Indian group at Railroad Station. Chomita, New Mexico

H7040 Door to cliff room, Puye cliff. Espanola, New Mexico.

H7041 Indian girl on roof arranging peppers for drying, San Juan, New Mexico.

H7045 Court and ruins of Community House on top of the cliff. Puye Cliff, Espanola, New Mexico.

H7046 Indian s[***] washing grain. Chomita, New Mexico.

H7047 A section of the Puye' Cliff. Puye' cliffs, New Mexico.

H7049 American Tewa Indians using automobile, San Juan, New Mexico.

H7050 Indian squaws washing wheat. New Mexico.

H7051 Government Indian School, San Juan, New Mexico.

H7053 Tewa Indian Types. San Juan, New Mexico.

H7054 Hieroglyphics along Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. Chomita, New Mexico.

H7057 Erosion at Eastern end of Cliff. Puye' Cliff, Espanola, New Mexico.

H7058 Inside of Council Chamber. Puye' Cliff, New Mexico.

H7059 Top of Council chamber, Puye' cliff. Espanola, New Mexico.

H7060 Section of the South side of Cliff. Puye' Cliff, New Mexico.

H7061 View over Valley to the South. Puye' Cliff, Espanola, New Mexico.

H7062 Path up the cliff worn by long trail. Puye' Cliff, Espanola, New Mexico.

H7063 Section of south side of cliff near Espanola. Puye' Cliffs, New Mexico.

H7064 Low ceilinged cliff room. Puye' cliff, New Mexico.

H7406 Reverend Canse and a Siwash Indian S[***] who claims she is over 100 years old. Washington.

H7334 Tepees of the Crow Indians near Billings, Montana

H7407 Indians in Cedar Dug-out canoe on a Rapid. Sauk River near Darrington Washington, September 1911.

H7461 Kalispel Indians on Pend Oreille River.

H7462 Indians Sweat Bath. Washington

H7468 Indian grave yard at Goodwin Mission Stevens County, near Colville. A Catholic Mission.

H7973 Isleta mother and babe.

H7974 Navajo Indian combing a Navajo blanket.

H8502 Indian burying ground. Kansas.

H8768 North American Indians.

H8770 North American Indian. He dislikes to be photographed. Montana.

H9782 Lucille Carpenter, a full blooded Sioux Indian. South Dakota.

H9810 The Indian Mission church Yuma Reservation. Arizona.

H9783 Helen Brown, full blooded Sioux Indian. South Dakota.

H9784 Madaline Jennyss, three-fourths Sioux Indian. South Dakota.

H9811 The blind interpreter used by Reverend J. A. Crouch, Missionary to the Yuma and Cocopahs.

H9836 Sioux Indian tent. Rapid City, South Dakota.

H9837 Sioux Indian tents. Hanging on the line are the entrails of beeves secured from the nearby slaughter house. Rapid City, South Dakota.

H9840 A Sioux Indian encampment. Rapid City, South Dakota.

H9842 Behind the blanket hanging on the line are the entrails of animals killed at nearby slaughter house. South Dakota.

H9843 A Sioux Indian encampment in the black hills. South Dakota.

H9882 Sioux Indian of full blood. Grand nephew of Sitting Bull. South Dakota.

H9883 Sioux Indian of full blood. Grand nephew of Sitting Bull. South Dakota.

H9888 Julia Red Horse. A full blood Sioux Indian girl. South Dakota.

H9889 Julia Red Horse.

H9890 Emma Iron Plume. Sioux Indian maiden. South Dakota.

H9891 Agnes Eagle Star. Sioux Indian maiden. South Dakota.

H9892 Wallace Eagle Bear. Sioux Indian Boy.

H9893 Wallace Eagle Bear. Sioux Indian boy. South Dakota.

H9894 Cordelia-In-the-Hole. A Sioux Indian girl. South Dakota.

H9895 Ed Red Bull. Sioux boy. South Dakota.

H9899 Alice Runs-Along-the-Edge. A Sioux Indian girl. She is 18 years of age and weighs 202 lbs.

H8823 On the Canyon's edge.

H10323 Old Aunt Prentup. Onondaga County, near Syracuse, New York.

H10329 Old Aunt Prentup. Onondaga County, near Syracuse, New York.

H10331 Old Aunt Prentup. Onondaga County, near Syracuse, New York.

H10336 The oldest Methodist on the Onondaga Reservation (Indian). Onondaga County, near Syracuse.

H10339 Cora, a little Indian girl who is an energetic church worker on the Onondaga Reservation. Onondaga County, near Syracuse, New York.

H10340 The Girls' Chorus of the Indian School. Onondaga Reservation. Syracuse, New York.

H10341 The Girls' Quartet and accompanist. Indian School Onondaga Reservation, Syracuse, New York.

H10343 Old Aunt Prentup. Onondaga County, near Syracuse, New York.

H10344 Onondaga Indian Boy. Onondaga County, Syracuse, New York.

H10345 Onondaga Indian Girl. Onondaga County, near Syracuse, New York.

H10730 W[***] Indian girl "mothering" the youngest of the family. Anadarko, Oklahoma.

H10731 The mother of the two children who didn't want her picture taken walked away. Anadarko, Oklahoma.

H10732 Part of the Camp of the W[***] Indians at Anadarko, Oklahoma.

H10733 Part of the Camp of the W[***] Indians at Anadarko, Oklahoma.

H10734 Part of the Camp of the W[***] Indians at Anadarko, Oklahoma.

H12238 The Methodist Episcopal Church, Yuma Indian reservation.

H12239 Rev. J. A. Crouch, Missionary to the Yuma Indians.

H12240 The missionary Ford used on Yuma Indian work

H11376 John Stewart church after being restored. (photo missing)

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H11378 Tablet in memory of prominent Indian converts.

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H12200 Pueblo Indian child. Albuquerque, New Mexico.

H12359 Group of Quiniault Indians. Washington.

H12360 Quiniault Indians. Washington.

H12361 Nooksack Mission. Washington.

H12362 Wah-Wah-Kin of Sauk Indians 120 years old.
H12523 Old Indian and little child.

H12545 Monument commemorative of an old Indian treaty. Ohio

H13040 John Peters on right, first Indian to be killed in France.

H13073 Three Sioux Indian Chiefs. South Dakota.

H13078 Indian Camp. South Dakota.

H13074 Gall, Indian leader in the Custer Massacre. South Dakota.

H13079 Group of Indian Pictures. South Dakota.

H13081 Eagle Bear and S[***]. Indians. Sioux, South Dakota.

H13083 Indian name. "Come after Him" Deadwood, South Dakota.

H13084 Chief Last Horse. Indian. Deadwood, South Dakota.

H13085 Indians. Saddle Blanket and Good Dog. Deadwood, South Dakota.

H13291 Red Fox James. American Indian Day - 2nd Monday in May. former resident of Quarryville, Pennsylvania. Oklahoma.

H13312 Yakima Indians at Whiteswan, Washington.

H13313 Mojave Indian with Rabbit-skin Blanket.

H13314 Billy Philipps. Washington.

H13315 Yakima Indians at White-swan. Washington.

H13316 A Yakima bride and groom. A happy couple. Washington.

H13317 Indian babe. Spokane, Washington. see H70

H13318 Of course Indians laugh. Washington.

H13319 Spokane Indians. Washington.

H13321 Sometimes they turn their backs upon you in answer to your request for a picture.

H13320 Spokane Indian maids. Washington.

H13322 The Gospel for the Indians should be interpreted in terms of soap and sanitation.

H13323 Industrial Training.

H13325 Government Indian School. Tulalip, Washington.

H13324 Yakima Indian Mission. Whiteswan, Washington.

H13325 Government Indian School. Tulalip, Washington.

H13327 A group of Indian children at Tulalip Government School, Washington.

H13328 Children in Government School. Tulalip, Washington.

H13329 Group of Indian Girls at Tulalip Government School. Washington.

H13330 A group of Indian Lads. Government School. Tulalip, Washington.

H13331 Indian Lads at Government Indian School. Tulalip, Washington.

H13332 Indian girls at Tulalip Washington.

H13333 Indian girls at Tulalip Washington
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H13334 "Children of the Caves." Tulalip, Washiington.

H13335 "Wild roved an Indian maid." A beautiful Tulalip Indian Girl. Washington.

H13336 Children in the forest. Tulalip Indian Girls. Washington.

H13337 By the "Trail of the Lonesome Pine." Tulalip Indian Girl. Washington.

H13338 By the "Trail of the Lonesome Pine." Tulalip Indian Girl. Washington.

H13339 A wild rose. Indian girl.

H13340 Bad Actor. Note Ball and Chain.

H13341 Bad Actor - Note Ball and Chain. Tulalip, Washington.

H13342 Totem Pole at Tulalip, Washington.

H13346 Government Indian School at Harlem, Montana.

H13347 Government Indian School at Harlem, Montana.

H13349 An Indian Calendar 800 years old. Poplar, Montana.

H13348 An Indian Day School with home of teacher near Poplar, Montana.

H13350 An Indian Calendar 800 years old. Poplar, Montana.

H13351 Crows. Indians. Montana.

H13352 Blackfoot Indians in Medicine Dance at Two Medicine Lake, Montana.

H13353 A familiar street scene in any village near Indian Reservation. Blackfoot women at Browning, Montana.

H13354 Blackfoot Indians.

H13355 Blackfoot Indian children.

H13356 Wolf Tail.

H13357 Blackfoot Indian children playing building a Tepee.

H13358 Blackfoot Indian children playing building a Tepee.

H13359 Blackfoot Indian children playing building a Tepee.

H13360 Blackfoot children.

H13362 Sioux Indian. South Dakota.

H13361 Turtle Mountain Chippewas. South Dakota.

H13363 Nooksack Indian Mission. Washington.

H13364 Nooksack Indian Mission Bellingham District, Washington.

H13365 A group of Nooksack Indians (Siwash) Nooksack, Washington.

H13366 A dethroned Monarch.

H13652 Indian with papoose. Elk teeth on baby's dress.

H44165 Indian woman receiving beef

H44166 Girls preparing beef

H44167 Indian woman cooking

H44168 Indian woman mixing dough

H44169 Indian woman making fry bread

H44170 Indians having dinner

H44171 Indians having dinner

H44172 Indians having dinner

H44173 Indian children (Handicraft class)

H44174 Rev. Dewey Etchieson in communion service.

H44175 Rev. Dewey Etchieson conducting communion service

H44176 Rev. Dewey Etchieson preaching to Indians.

H44177 Rev. Dewey Etchieson preaching to Indians

H44178 Rev. Dewey Etchieson preaching to Indians

H44179 Rev. Dewey Etchieson preaching to Indians with Rev. Albert Horse interpreting into Kiowa language.

H44180 Rev. Dewey Etchieson preaching to Indians with Rev. Albert Horse interpreting into Kiowa language.

H44181 Rev. Cecil Horse exhorting.

H44182 Rev. Dewy Etchieson and Rev. Cecil Horse exhorting

H44183 Indian woman crying being comforted by daughter

H44183 [H44184] Indian women rededicating their lives to Christ

H44185 Indian girls playing with doll. Tiny Tuetone (left) and Mary Helen Deer

H44186 Indian girls playing with doll. Tiny Tuetone (left) and Mary Helen Deer

H44187 Mary Helen Deer rocking doll

H44188 Tiny Tuetone building fire

H44189 Two Indian girls on horse Majee and Francis Tuetone

H44190 Kiowa Indian camp caller. Harry Zortigh

H44191 Two Indian girls singing songs

H44192 Indian Methodist Youth Caravans

H44193 Benjamin Harrison Cheyenne Indian

H44194 Three Indian Kiowa, Cheyenne, and Cheyenne

H44195 Hunting Horse, Kiowa Indian former scout of General Custer

H44196 Hunting Horse, Kiowa Indian, former scout of General Custer.

H44197 Hunting Horse, Kiowa Indian, former scout of General Custer

H44198 Hunting Horse and son Albert Horse.

H44199 Fujihira photographing Hunting Horse.

H44200 Hunting Horse and family.

H44201 Indian farmer on tractor.

H44202 Indian farmer on tractor

H44379 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference - Indian members

H44380 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference. W. V. Witt, retired general superintendent speaking.

H44381 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference, W.V. Witt, retired general superintendent speaking

H44382 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference - W.V. Witt retired general superintendent speaking

H44383 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference. Taking Free Will offerings.

H44384 Annual Indian Mission Conference (1947) Indian Members with general superintendent W.V. Witt on right.

H44385 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference Mrs. Ebenezer Wesley and retiring general superintendent W.V. Witt.

H44386 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference - Linn Pauahty(right) Superintendent of Western District presents a gift to retiring General Superintendent W.V. Witt.

H46164 San Marcos, Texas Rev. Samuel Calderon, pastor, El Buen Pastor Methodist Church greets the congregation.

H44615 San Marcos, Texas Work Camp director briefs work campers.

H46166 San Marcos, Texas Rev. Samuel Calderon preaching during morning worship.

H46167 San Marcos, Texas The morning offering at El Buen Pastor Methodist Church

H46168 San Marco, Texas Rev. S. Calderon reading scriptures, El Buen Pastor Methodist Church.

H46169 San Marcos, Texas after church service

H46170 San Marcos, Texas Property where new church and parsonage for El Buen Pastor Methodist Church will be built.

H46171 San Marcos, Texas Rev. S. Calderon, his wife, the church treasurer and the church organist after the service

H46172 San Marcos, Texas Congregation, El Buen Pastor Methodist Church

H46173 San Marcos, Texas Congregation, El Buen Pastor Methodist Church

H46174 San Marcos, Texas Congregation, El Buen Pastor Methodist Church

H46175 San Marcos, Texas a trio singing from the new Methodist Hymnal published by the Rio Grande Conference.

H43746 Twins in the nursery Houchen Settlement El Paso, Texas.

H43747 Five sets of twins, all required special care in incubator Houchen Settlement.

H43785 - Rev. Quintanilla in pulpit.

H43843 Street "preachers" and haranguers Los Angeles, California. 1946

H43844 Rev. John B. McGee in pulpit of Chapel at Church of All Nations Los Angeles, California

H43845 Church of All Nations, Waiting and Reception Room, Los Angeles, California April 1946

H43846 Clinic, Methodist Building Los Angeles, California

H43847 (L.to R.) Dr. Wesley Hole, Bishop James Chamberlain Baker, Dr. Gerald Harvey, Dr. Vernon M. McCombs, Los Angeles, California

H43848 Sierra Madre Home for children Mexican project, Sierra Madre, California

H43849 Rev. Ettore DiGiantomasso, pastor of St. John's Methodist Church San Francisco California and childrens' choir

H44203 Indian farmer boy at hay stack

H44204 Indian farm boy

H44205 Anadarko chief Christian Indian soft ball team coached by Rev. Dewey Etchieson winner of state Indian Championship.

H44206 Indian parade Anadarko, Oklahoma

H44207 Alecia Keohbone, Kiowa Indian girl.

H44208 Two Indian sisters, Kiowa

H44209 Four Indian Girls Kiowas

H44210 Two Indian Girls, Kiowas

H44211 Donna Arlene Smith. Caddo Princess.

H44212 Lahams Willingham, Chickasaw Princess, Dorothy L. Rhoady, Kiowa Princess Toge Fugihira, Board of Missions Photographer

H44213 Hunting Horse in Army Scout Uniform.

H44214 Zuni Indian dancers

H44215 Zuni Indian dancers at night.

H44216 Zuni Indian Drummers and Singers

H44217 Taos Pueblo Indian

H44218 Taos Pueblo Indian Hoop Dancers

H44219 Taos Pueblo Indian drummers and singers

H44220 Younger Indian dancer

H44221 Indian Dancers

H44222 Indian Dancers

H44223 Costumed Indians

H44224 Indian dance judges

H44225 Indian drummers and singers

H44226 Indian pageant. Old Indian and flute player.

H44227 Woman swinging cradle

H44228 Woman carrying pappose

H44229 Giving thanks for the harvest.

H44230 Parading

H44231 Parading

H44232 Cheyenne bride

H44233 Cheyenne women's dance

H44234 Coming of a visitor

H44235 Ghost dance

H44236 Ghost dance

H44237 Death song of a Kiowa

H44267 Navajo farm boy

H44268 Trachoma treatment

H44269 Methodist church, White Swan Reservation, Washington.

H44271 Choir girls, Navajo Reservation, Farmington New Mexico

H44125 Indian mother and child.

H44270 Old Government fort White Swan Reservation, Washington

H44373 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference Seminole, Hitchite Church, Oklahoma

H44374 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference. Meeting under arbor.

H44375 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference, meeting held under arbor

H44376 Annual Indian Missions Conference (1947) Indians on church grounds

H44377 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference. Bishop W. Augie Smith presides

H44378 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference. Bishop W. Augie Smith speaking

H44387 - 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference. Rev. D.D. Etcheism, new general superintendent at Indian conference presents a gift to retiring superintendent W.V. Witt.

H44388 - 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference. Rev. Guy Tuetone(l.) presents a beaded elk skin saddle blanket to Bishop W. Angie Smith.

H44389 - 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference Rev. Conrad Mausape(l.) presents a pair of moccasins to Shelby Lee Smith, son of Bishop W. Angie Smith as Rev. Linn Pauahty(c.) district superintendent of Western District looks on.

H44390 - 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference. George Kanye - Jauty(l.) congratulates J. Manning Potts, Crusade director, as he is made an honorary member of Kiowa tribe, as Bishop W. Angie Smith(r.) looks on.

H44391 - 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference - children playing in water well as water is being drawn

H44392 - 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference drawing water at well

H44393 - 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference - women cooking over open fire.

H44394 - Women cooking over open fire.

H44395 - Comanche - Indian bus driver

H44396 - Comanche, Indian bus driver

H44397 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference children playing a game

H44398 1947 Annual Indian Mission Conference. Indian Methodist youth fellowship.

H44399 Indian youth at prayer

H44400 Officers of Indian Woman's Society of Christian Service meet with Deaconess Virginia Louke - right

H44401 Indian Tribal leaders on Methodist ministers. Guy Tuetone - Kiowa, Lee Motok, Comanche(c.), and Claude Jay, Apache(r.).

H44402 Rev. D.D. Etcheison, General Superintendent of Indian Mission Conference.

H44403 Annual Indian Mission Conference(1947) Rev. W.V. Witt retired General Superintendent of Indian Mission Conference

H44404 Rev. W.V. Witt, retired general superintendent of Indian Mission Conference with daughter-in-law and son.

H44405 Rev. W.V. Witt, Center, retired general superintendent of Indian Mission Conference with members of Witt Memorial Church, at Tulsa, Oklahoma

H44406 J. Mannings Potts, Crusade director with head-dress presented to him by the Kiowa tribe.

H44407 Rev. Ted Ware at entrance of J.J. Methvin Memorial Methodist Church

H44408 Rev. Ted Ware in pulpit.

H44409 Congregation of J.J. Methvin Memorial Church

H44410 Rev. Cecil Horse and grandsons

H44411 Rev. Cecil Horse and grandsons making Indian jewelry.

H44412 Rev. Cecil Horse and grandson making Indian jewelry

H44413 Rev. George Kauyedauty(left) and Pressley Ware work on their bows and arrows.

H44414 Bowmen Pressley Ware(left) and George Kauyedauty

H44415 Bowman Rev. George Kauyedauty

H44416 Bowman, Pressley Ware

H44417 Finest Kiowa bead-worker - Anna Konad

H44418 Finest Kiowa bead-worker, Anna Konad

H44419 Old devout Methodist Mrs.White Buffalo

H44420 Kiowa Indian Boy

H44421 Kiowa Indian boy

H44422 Rev. George Kanyedauty

H44423 Mrs. George Kanyedauty

H44424 Rev. and Mrs. George Kanyedauty

H44425 George Saumpty Kiowa Mechanic

H44426 George Saumpty Kiowa Mechanic

H44427 George Saumpty, Kiowa mechanic

H44428 Rev. Ted Ware

H44429 Mrs. Ted Ware

H44430 Linn Pauahty Supt. of Western District

H44431 Rev. John Chaino

H44432 Rev. Linn Pauhty and Rev. John Chaino(right)

H44433 Mrs. Linn Pauahty

H44434 Rev. and Mrs. Linn Pauahty

H44435 Kiowa Indian Girl at piano
H44436 Kiowa Indian girl going to girl

H44437 Indian minister and wife moving

H44438 Indian women cleaning parsonage.

H44439 Indian couple cleaning parsonage

H44440 Indians cleaning parsonage.

H44441 Riverside school, Anadarko Oklahoma, Religious education class.

H44442 Riverside school, Anadarko, Oklahoma Religious education class.

H44443 Riverside school, Anadarko, Oklahoma, Religious education class.

H44444 Riverside school Anadarko, Oklahoma Religious education class.

H44445 Riverside school, Anadarko, Oklahoma, Religious education class.

H44446 Riverside school Anadarko, Oklahoma Religious education class.

H44447 Riverside school Anadarko, Oklahoma, Religious education class

H44448 Ft. Sill Indian school. Religious education class. (Fort Sill)

H44449 Ft. Sill Indian school - Religious education class

H44450 Ft. Sill Indian school Religious education class.

H44451 Ft. Sill Indian school. Lindy Jofpi - youth leader.

H44452 Ft. Sill Indian school - pianist

H44453 Virginia Louke, Deaconess

H44454 Kiowa Indian girl

H44455 Kiowa Indian girls

H44456 Kiowa Indian girls

H44457 Sunday school class Kiowa children

H44458 Kiowa women of Carnegie, Oklahoma.

H44460 Rev. Conrad Mausape.

H44459 Congregation of Kiowas at Carnegie, Oklahoma.

H44461 Buffalo

H44462 Buffalo

H44463 Buffalo

H44464 Mrs. Cecil Horse and daughter

H44465 Indian woman and baby

H44466 Mrs. Cecil Horse

H44467 Lee Chupco, Indian student at Oklahoma City University

H44468 Lee Chupco, Indian student, Oklahoma City University

H44469 Lee Chupco, Indian student, Oklahoma City University

H44470 Rev. Dewey D. Etcheison, General Superintendent of Oklahoma Indian Mission Conference.

H44471 Pressley Ware

H44472 Rev. George Kauyedauty

H44532 Chief Bull and wife in costume. Mackleabery(?) Smith, Montana Conference 1948

H44533 Chief Bull in costume Montana Conference 1948.

H44559 Methodist Indian Mission Bus

H44560 Youth and age at Big Spring church, Oklahoma Cove(?) house in background

H44561 Youngsters of the Big Spring congregation, Oklahoma

H44726 Mt. Scott Kiowa Indian Church near Lawton, Oklahoma.

H44852 Typical tent family on Navajo reservation. New Mexico. 1950

H44872 Bisti, New Mexico. Trading post for Navajos 1950

H44873 Bisti, New Mexico. Community Center for Navajos 1950

H44874 Bisti, New Mexico Community center for Navajos 1950

H44875 Bisti, New Mexico Community Center for Navajos 1950

H44876 Bisti, New Mexico Community Center for Navajos 1950

H44877 Bisti - New Mexico. Community Center for Navajos 1950

H44878 Bisti, New Mexico. Navajo boy on horse tending sheep. 1950

H44879 Bisti, New Mexico Navajo boy on horse herding sheep. 1950

H44880 Bisti, New Mexico. Navajo boy on horse herding sheep. 1950

H44881 Bisti, New Mexico. Navajo children herding sheep. 1950

H44882 Bisti, New Mexico Navajo Indian children tending sheep at a water hole. 1950

H44883 Bisti, New Mexico Navajo holding sheep while children look on. 1950

H44884 Bisti, New Mexico. Navajo school girl and white missionary being greeted by children's parents. 1950

H44885 Bisti, New Mexico. Navajo girls on wagon. 1950

H44886 Bisti, New Mexico. W. P. Bass Supt. of Navajo Methodist Mission school reading bible to family. 1950

H44887 Bisti - New Mexico. Navajo family in Hogan. Little girl who has been educated in Bisti Mission School reads. 1950

H44888 Bisti - New Mexico. W.P. Bass, Supt. of Navajo Methodist Indian Mission School, reads a bible to tubercular patient in his Hogan. 1950

H44889 - Bisti, New Mexico Navajo woman with baby on cradle board. 1950

H44890 Bisti - New Mexico Interior scene of trading post. 1950

H44891 Bisti - New Mexico. Navajo woman weaving rug. 1950

H44892 Willard P. Bass, Supt. of the Navajo Methodist Mission School. Farmington, New Mexico 1950

H44893 Farmington - New Mexico. Willard P. Bass, supt. of the Methodist Mission School. 1950

H44894 Farmington - New Mexico. W.P. Bass, supt. of the Navajo Methodist Mission School preaching from pulpit of chapel. 1950

H44895 Navajo Methodist Mission School. Farmington - New Mexico. Alaskan Indian school girl leading in songfest, "Jesus Loves Me." 1950

H44896 Farmington - New Mexico. Navajo Methodist Mission School. Girls on step of dormitory. 1950

H44897 Farmington - New Mexico. Navajo Methodist Mission School Two Alaskan Indian girls by the sign of the entrance. 1950

H44898 Farmington - New Mexico. Navajo Methodist Mission School. School girl in class. 1950

H44899 Farmington - New Mexico. Navajo Methodist Mission School. Alaskan Indian girl looking at book. 1950

H44900 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. School girl holding biblical picture. 1950

H44901 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Navajo girl playing with her dolls at the school.

H44902 Farmington - New Mexico. Navajo Methodist Mission School. Two Alaskan Indian girls on campus. 1950

H44903 Farmington - New Mexico. Navajo Methodist Mission School. Alaskan Indian girl in class. 1950

H44904 Farmington - New Mexico. Navajo Methodist Mission School. Alaskan Indian and White girl in class. 1950

H44905 Farmington - New Mexico. Navajo Methodist Mission School. Alaskan Indian girl in class. 1950

H44906 Farmington - New Mexico. Navajo Methodist Mission School. Alaskan Indian girl working jigsaw puzzle. 1950

H44907 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Two girl students on steps of dormitory. 1950

H44908 Navajo Methodist Mission School - Farmington - New Mexico School girls working jig-saw puzzles. 1950

H44909 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School Chapel tower. 1950

H44910 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Alaskan Indian girl at the school. 1950

H44911 Navajo Methodist Mission School. Farmington - New Mexico. Girls on campus of school. 1950

H44912 Navajo Methodist Mission School. Farmington, New Mexico Alaskan Indian girl at the school. 1950

H444913 Navajo Methodist Mission School. Farmington - New Mexico Chapel. 1950

H44914 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico. School girls at the girls' dormitory. 1950

H44915 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico Two girls on campus walk. 1950

H44916 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico. High school students relax on the campus. 1950

H44917 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico High School students in class. 1950

H44917 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico High School students in class. 1950

H444918 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico High School girl in class. 1950

H44919 Navajo Methodist Mission School. Farmington - New Mexico High School boy in class. 1950

H44920 Navajo Methodist Mission School. Farmington - New Mexico Betty Bennally, a student in class. 1950

H44921 Navajo Methodist Mission School. Farmington, New Mexico Navajo girl teaching "Jesus Love Me" in Navajo. 1950

H44922 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico. High School girl in Home Economics class. 1950

H44923 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico Betty Benally in Home Economics class. 1950

H44924 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico. Girls in sewing class. 1950

H44925 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico High school girl in sewing class. 1950

H44926 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico. Betty Benally, a student in the library. 1950

H44927 Navajo Methodist Mission School. Farmington - New Mexico Students looking at book in library. 1950

H44928 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico High school students having a song-fest. 1950

H44929 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico High School students study Hopi Indian Pottery. 1950

H44930 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico Miss Gladys Hayes, office secretary, showing a dress to a Navajo woman. 1950

H44931 Navajo Methodist Mission School. Farmington - New Mexico. Navajo woman with dress purchased at the school. 1950

H44932 Navajo Methodist Mission School. Farmington - New Mexico School boy on the farm. 1950

H44933 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico. High School boy irrigating on farm. 1950

H44934 Navajo Methodist Mission School - Farmington - New Mexico. School boy picking beans on farm. 1950

H44935 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico School boy with basket of beans picked on the farm. 1950

H44936 Navajo Methodist Mission School Farmington - New Mexico School boy on farm feeding calf. 1950

H44937 Navajo Methodist Mission School - Farmington, New Mexico Navajo boy irrigating on farm under supervision of school teacher. 1950

H44945 Navajo Methodist Mission School - Huerfano - New Mexico. Girls in front of sign. 1950

H44938 Methodist Mission School to the Navajos Huerano, New Mexico. Missionary teacher Rebecca Moddelmog with Sunday school class. 1950

H44939 Methodist Mission School to the Navajo Huerfano, New Mexico. Navajo woman and baby after Sunday afternoon service. 1950

H44940 Methodist Mission School to the Navajos Huerfano, New Mexico. Billy Bass entertains Navajos. 1950

H44941 Methodist Mission School to the Navajos Huerfano, New Mexico. Billy Bass at organ, leads Navajo children in singing. 1950

H44942 Methodist Mission School to the Navajos Huerfano, New Mexico. Mr. Ed Browning and Navajo interpreter lead the Sunday afternoon services. 1950

H44943 Methodist Mission School to the Navajos Huerfano, New Mexico. Navajos at Sunday afternoon services. 1950

H44944 Methodist Mission School to the Navajos Huerfano - New Mexico. Navajos entering station wagon presented by Nebraska Kearney District Methodist Youth Fellowship 1950

H44946 Methodist Mission School to the Navajos Huerfano, New Mexico. Children at Sunday afternoon service. 1950

H44947 Navajo Reservation, Arizona. Home missionary teaching Navajos to read and write in literacy program. 1950

K1195 Bisti - New Mexico Navajos in mule drawn wagon. 1950

K1196 Bisti - New Mexico. Navajo in wagon. 1950

K1197 Bisti - New Mexico Navajo on wagon drawn by mules. 1950

K1198 Bisti - New Mexico. Navajo boy on horse herding sheep.

K1199 Bisti - New Mexico. Navajo boy on horse herding sheep. 1950

K1200 Bisti - New Mexico. Navajo children watching sheep at water hole. 1950

K1201 Bisti - New Mexico. Navajo children watching sheep at water hole. 1950

K1202 Bisti - New Mexico Navajo girl with lamb. 1950

K1203 Bisti - New Mexico Navajo father holding lamb for his son and daughter. 1950

K1204 Bisti - New Mexico Navajo woman and younger sister. 1950

K1205 Bisti - New Mexico Navajo woman. 1950

K1206 Bisti - New Mexico Navajo family. 1950

K1207 Bisti - New Mexico. Missionary coming to visit Navajo family. 1950

K1208 Bisti - New Mexico Missionary visiting tubercular Navajo Indian. 1950

K1209 Bisti - New Mexico Navajo woman weaving rug. 1950

K1210 - Huerfano - New Mexico. Methodist Mission School to the Navajo. Children around a sign. 1950

K1211 Huerfano - New Mexico. Methodist Mission School to the Navajos. Missionary assisting Navajos from station wagon. 1950

K1212 Huerano - New Mexico Methodist Mission School to the Navajos. Congregation at church service. 1950

K1213 Huerfano - New Mexico Methodist Mission School for the Navajos. Billy Bass playing organ while Navajo children sing. 1950

K1214 Huerfano - New Mexico. Methodist Mission School for the Navajos. Billy Bass playing accordion at Navajo church service. 1950

K1215 Huerano, New Mexico. Methodist Mission School for the Navajos. Miss Rebecca Moddelmog, missionary, telling Bible stories to Sunday School children.

K1216 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School church building. 1950

K1217 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School cross on church building. 1950

K1218 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. W.P. Bass, Superintendent in pulpit of church. 1950

K1219 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School Willard P. Bass, superintendent. 1950

K1220 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School Navajo woman by office sign. 1950

K1221 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School Navajo woman purchasing dress from Goodwill store at mission. 1950

K1222 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School sign leading to the school. 1950

K1223 Farmington - New Mexico Alaskan Indian girls by sign leading to school. 1950

K1224 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Girls on step of dormitory. 1950

K1225 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Alaskan Indian girls study on campus lawn. 1950

K1226 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Alaskan Indian girl at mission. 1950

K1227 Farmington, New Mexico. Navajo Methodist Mission School. Alaskan Indian girl in school teaching song -"Jesus Loves Me." 1950

K1228 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Alaskan girl in school. 1950

K1229 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Alaskan Indian girl holding picture of Christ. 1950

K1230 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Alaskan Indian girl and white girl studying together. 1950

K1231 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Navajo girl reading book. 1950

K1232 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School Navajo girl playing with doll. 1950

K1233 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Navajo high school girls at girls dormitory. 1950

K1234 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School Navajo high school girls walking on campus. 1950

K1235 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Navajo High School students sitting on lawn of campus. 1950

K1236 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Navajo high school students in class. 1950

K1237 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School High School boy in class. 1950

K1238 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. High School girl in class. 1950

K1239 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School Navajo high school girl in class. 1950

K1240 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Navajo high school students in library. 1950

K1241 Farmington, New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Navajo high school girl in library. 1950

K1242 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Navajo high school girls in sewing class. 1950

K1243 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Navajo high school girl using sewing machine. 1950

K1244 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. Navajo high school girl in home economics class. 1950

K1245 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School Navajo high school girl in home economics class. 1950

K1246 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. High school girl teaching song "Jesus Loves Me" in Navajo. 1950

K1247 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. High School students singing around piano. 1950

K1248 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. High school students examining Hopi Indian pottery. 1950

K1249 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School High school boy feeding calf on mission farm. 1950

K1250 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. High School boy with basket of beans picked on mission farms. 1950

K1251 - Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School Irrigating farm. 1950

K1252 Farmington - New Mexico Navajo Methodist Mission School. High School boy with basket of beans picked on mission farm. 1950

K1253 Navajo Reservation. Navajo children playing game of Monopoly. 1950

K1254 Navajo Reservation Navajo Girl. 1950

K1255 Navajo Reservation. Navajo girl. 1950

K1256 Navajo Reservation. Navajo Girl. 1950

K1257 Navajo Reservation children playing by Hogan. 1950

K1258 Navajo Reservation Navajo woman spinning wool. 1950

K1259 Navajo Reservation Navajo woman standing by Hogan. 1950

K1260 Navajo Reservation. Navajo women and children. 1950

K1261 Navajo Reservation. Navajo woman and child. 1950

K1262 Navajo Reservation. Home Missions worker teaching literacy to Navajos. 1950

K1263 Navajo Reservation Navajos in trading post. 1950

K1264 Navajo Reservation Navajos in trading post. 1950

K1265 Navajo Reservation. Window rock, Indian agency headquarters. 1950

K1266 Navajo Reservation Navajo woman weaving rug. 1950

K1267 Navajo Reservation Navajo girl with lamb. 1950

K1268 Navajo Reservation Navajo land 1950

45106 Chief Hunting Horse - Methodist Indian Preacher. Oklahoma Indian Mission. 1950

K1414 Oklahoma - Kiowa girl. 1950

K1415 Oklahoma - Kiowa Indian farmer on tractor. 1950

K1416 Oklahoma - Kiowa Indian mother and baby. 1950

K1417 Oklahoma - Oklahoma Indian

K1418 Oklahoma - Cheyenne Indian 1950

K1419 Oklahoma - Buffalo Herd. 1950

K1495 - Oklahoma Indian Tepee

K1496 - Anadarko, Oklahoma American Indian dancers

K1491 - Anadarko, Oklahoma American Indian dancers

K1498 - Anadarko, Oklahoma American Indian drummers

K1499 - Anadarko, Oklahoma Old grandmother telling Indian tales to children.

K1500 - Anadarko, Oklahoma Little Kiowa girl in Indian dress

K1501 - Anadarko, Oklahoma Summer home of Indians

K1502 - Anadarko, Oklahoma Summer shelter of Indians

K1503 - Anadarko, Oklahoma Indian mother and daughter entering Christian service center.

K1504 - Anadarko, Oklahoma Riverside school for Indians

K1505 - Anadarko, Oklahoma Dormitory of Riverside school for Indians

K1506 - Anadarko, Oklahoma Indian boys entering Riverside school dormitory

K1507 - Anadarko, Oklahoma Indian boys at Riverside school.

K1508 - Ft. Sill, Oklahoma Playground for Indian children

K1509 - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Lee Chupco, Indian minister studying at Oklahoma City University

K1510 - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Lee Chupco, Methodist Minister studying at Oklahoma City University

K1511 - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Lee Chupco, Methodist minister studying at Oklahoma City University

K1512 - Rev. Dewey Etchison, General Superintendent of Oklahoma Indian Conference.

K1513 - Oklahoma Indian mechanic

K1514 - Anadarko, Oklahoma Indian softball game

K1515 - Oklahoma Indian shooting with bow and arrow

K1516 - Oklahoma Indian Peyote symbols

K1517 - Oklahoma Annual Indian Conference

K1518 Oklahoma Indian home

K1519 - Oklahoma Indian woman preparing meals for the Oklahoma Indian Annual Conference

K1520 - Oklahoma Indian bus driver

K1521 - Oklahoma Methodist Indian minister at his parsonage.

K1522 - Anadarko, Oklahoma J.J. Methvin Methodist Indian Church

K1523 - Anadarko, Oklahoma Methodist Indian minister at J.J. Methvin Church.

H45410 - Bisti Navajos watering sheep

H45411 Bisti Navajo woman at sewing machine

H45412 Bisti School Little Navajo girl getting ready for bed.

H45413 Bisti Kindergarten class

H45414 Burnham Navajo service

H45415 - Farmington Navajo mission school bus

H45416 - Farmington Navajo wedding in chapel

H45417 - Farmington Third grade Navajo girls and boys

H45418 - Farmington Good Shepherd School - child on seesaw.

H45419 Farmington Shepherd School children learning Bible stories

H45420 - Farmington Good Shepherd School - boys and girls playing games

H45421 - Farmington Good Shepherd School - craft class

H45422 - Farmington Good Shepherd School - children learning Bible stories

H45423 - Farmington Navajo woman sewing

H45424 - Farmington church service

H45425 - Huerfano service

H45426 - Huerfano Navajo girl telling Bible stories on a flannel graph.

H45427 - Navajo woman at Monument Valley

H45428 - Navajo woman grinding corn

H45429 - Navajo woman spinning wool

H45430 - Navajo woman tying hair

H45432 - Navajo girl and lamb.

H45431 - Navajo building a hogan

H45433 Navajo woman and boy watching sheep

H45434 - Navajo girl and lamb

H45435 - Navajo woman weaving blanket

H45436 - Navajo woman carding wool

H45437 - Navajo woman learning to make dresses

H45438 - Navajo wedding feast

H45439 - Navajo woman carrying water from spring

C17497 - Indians from Ecuador thank U.N. for its aid. (Seen here with Secretary - General TryqueLie).

1185 Oklahoma - Four young Methodists at the Indian Mission Conference

1186 Oklahoma - Beverly Cravatt - Indian American, Division of National Missions Scholarship student at Southeastern State College, Durant , Oklahoma

1187 Oklahoma - Thomas Roughface, Division of National Missions Scholarship student at Oklahoma City University

1188 - Oklahoma - Steve Birdshead (Canton) Western District