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This photo is a portrait of J.H. and Maria Lohrenz, missionaries to India. The photo is in it's original holder, with an inscription: To Sister Helen L. Warkentin.

This is a photo of John N.C. Hiebert family. Mr. & Mrs. Hiebert are seated, each holding a small child. There are 4 children standing; 3 girls and 1 boy. It appears to be a studio portrait made into a postcard.
Back row: Phyllis Hiebert (Later Phyllis Martens), Grace Hiebert (later Grace Zapata).
Middle Row: John N.C. Hiebert, Paul Hiebert, Anna Hiebert (nee Anna Jungas).
Front row: Gwendolyn Hiebert (later Gwendolyn Willems), Elizabeth Hiebert (later Elizabeth Dahl), JoAnne Hiebert (laterJaAnne Sorensen).

This photo is of a village (mission) to the Indigenous people in Oklahoma, USA. There is one road with tents and houses on the left. Inscription on the image from (left to right) This is the new [house?], eating area, Beckers home. The photo is on a postcard. Horse drawn vehicles and a motorized vehicles are on the side of the road.

This photo is of the North End Chapel building, taken while it was still being used as a Mennonite Brethren meeting house. the date is 1913 or 1914. The photo is pasted on cardboard.

This photo is of a group of people, adults and children, standing around a monument or grave site for Rev. H. Baerg. Shade trees are in the background.

This photo is a portrait of Helen Loewen Warkentin. It is encased in it's original covering.

This photo is of Helen Loewen Warkentin standing by the entrance steps to what appears to be one of the mission houses in India. She is wearing a dress with a bow at the top.

This photo is of a group of people surounding a crate full of goods which are to be sent to India for the poor. There are 6 men in hats, a younger man in a hat holding a a baby and 5 women (2 seated, three standing). The front of the crate says: #116 Dyck - Kroeker, Winkler Man, C.P.R. There is also a description on the back which says," Box being sent along with a missionary to India for the poor of India.

This photo is of a group of missionaries standing on the entrance steps to a building. Front (L-R): ? Katherine Schellenberg, Anna Hanneman, Maria Lohrenz. Back (L-R): ? , ? , J.H. Lohrenz.

This photo is a postcard, with the inscription on the back stating that this is the view from the house (assuming this is the house where Helen lived while in India). There is writing on the front of the photo: Doty Central View (8) R.B. (19). The caption says" Something of this town or village we can see from our house. We can often see the clouds below us and encircling the nearby hills. I wish I could go along with them sometimes."

This photo is the front of a postcard. The edges have been eaten away (most likely by white ants/termites). It shows a group of missionaries (men, women and children) standing outside of a brick building. There is writing at the bottom that says these are missionary workers at Champa, India. The postcard is written to Helen L. Warkentin from Bertha/Martha? Burkhalter

This photo is of Anna Suderman (left) standing with Helen Warkentin (right) on the deck of a ship. they are wearing coats and hats. There are people standing at the ship railing behind them.

This photo is of Helen Warkentin (far left), with Anna and Margaret Suderman (middle, right) standing on the deck of a ship. They are wearing coats and hats. Two men are on the right of the photo.

This photo is a portrait of Helen L. Warkentin. She is wearing a dark dress with 2 broach accessories at the top of the dress.

This photo is of a young Indian woman wearing a sari and standing with her right arm leaning against a small table with flowers and an ornamental table covering.