Used in CM 11-9-3. Three Canadian missionary nurses: Lena Peters of Winnipegosis; Helen Wilms of Coaldale, Alberta; Sue Martens, Eyebrow, Sask., stand in the centre with 10 Christian nursing graduates of the Mennonite Christian Hospital. Two of the young women belonged to the Mennonite Church, 7 were from mountain tribes and 3 were Taiwanese.
Used in the CM 6-31-1. The south wing of the Mennonite missionary hospital (Mennonite Christian Hospital) at Hualien, Taiwan (Formosa) after suffering extensive damage in a disastrous typhoon. Part of the cement wall (fence) was down too (note on back of photo). Also used in the CM 6-31-5, with article by Helen Wilms, R.N., who likely wrote on the back of the photo: "The nurses' house (our house) being repaired."
As in many Asian communities, supermarkets are the open street. The shelves are the street surface, boxes and baskets. Here missionary nurse Helen Willms is the prospective customer. She talks to a young woman who is selling items (vegetables?) in the middle of the street. Dated March 5, 1966. Taken on Frank H. Epp's Asian Tour.
This photo shows people on their way to church. In the photo are: Mrs. Lizzie Monkman, Caroline Everet at the gate, Helen Willms near the church entrance.
This photo shows the result of a campaign to increase the Sunday School attendance. Teachers are: Eva Settee, Menno Enns, Garry Reimer, Helen Willms and Trudie Unrau.
This photograph shows Trudie Unrau (left) and Helen Willms in the Unrau's new mission yawl, approaching the Roman Catholic Church parsonage and local store at Bloodvein.
