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Not found in CM. Julius Petkau and his wife at the golden wedding anniversary.

Negative also. Not found in CM. Bridal couple poses beside a 1960 Chevrolet car decorated with streamers (partially shown). The wedding took place June 1960

Not found in CM. Negs only, 2. Green wedding of Waldo Schultz and his wife. They pose in front of the church with their attendants.

Not found in CM. Negative also. The Klassen family, parents in the middle and 4 adult children, one possibly a daughter-in-law or a son-in-law, at the celebration of their parents' wedding anniversary, possibly their golden (50th) anniversary.

Not used in CM. Photo of a mural depicting Mexican Mennonites. A women in Old Colony Mennonite costume (with hat) is at left. Another woman works behind her while 2 men work at shoveling (the man in front wearing overalls.

Likely in North America when members of the Mennonite Holiday Tour group, seated at long tables, possibly in the basement of a church, were having a meal on the 1956 tour. This photo is likely related to those above in 2010-14.608-612 and 614-615 below, but is not identified. Some of the people are facing the camera.

Robert Miller (left), director of Mennonite Central Committee Overseas Service, speaks with Robert Poole. A small map of Vietnam is posted on the blackboard in front of which they stand. See other photos and references to Robert Miller in 15-7-1, 16-25-1 & 18-4-2.

Used in the CM 12-4-1. Executive Committee of the 8th Mennonite World Conference. L-r: Erland Waltner (Elkhart, Ind.), president; J. A. Oosterbaan (Haarlem, The Netherlands), vice-pres.; Peter Wiens (Filadelphia, Paraguay), vice-president; B. J. Braun (Fresno, Cal.), secretary; J. C. Wenger (Goshen, Ind.), vice-pres.

No. 4 in a set of numbered photos from the 6th Mennonite World Conference held in 1957 in Karlsruhe, Germany. Three Christian workers on deck of a ship enroute to the 6th MWC. L-r: Helen Dick enroute to MCC Austria; Mrs. Samuel Stephen returning to India; Helen Kornelson returning to India for a 2nd term.

No. 3 in a set of numbered photos from the 6th Mennonite World Conference held in 1957 in Karlsruhe, Germany. Used in CM 5-34-4. Four bishops on deck of a ship enroute to the 6th MWC. L-r: Dr. C. N. Hostetter, Brethren in Christ; C. F. Derstine, (Old) Mennonite; Peter J. Dyck, General Conference; E. J. Swalm, Brethren in Christ.

No. 2 in a set of numbered photos from the 6th Mennonite World Conference held in 1957 in Karlsruhe, Germany. Peter and Elfrieda Dyck and their 2 daughters, Ruth, the older one and Rebecca, the younger one, stand on deck of a ship enroute to the 6th MWC.

No. 1 in a set of numbered photos from the 6th Mennonite World Conference held in 1957 in Karlsruhe, Germany. Corny J. Rempel, a delegate to the conference, took photos and sent them with explanations to Frank Epp, editor of the CM. Rempel's explanations are included in the memos for each photo and a copy of them is in this envelope. In No. 1 a group of delegates enroute to the 6th MWC chat on the deck of a ship. L-r: Mrs. C. F. Derstine; Peter J. Dyck; Dr. Schrag; E. J. Swalm; Gerhard Lohrenz. In front of Peter Dyck is his older daughter, Ruth. The series continues to 2010-14. 469. A 2nd set sent to the CM by C. J. Rempel is in 2010-14. 470 to 493.

Negs only, 2. Ed Riddick at left? Informal conversation with an unidentified young man at right. Possibly taken at a Mennonite Graduate Fellowhip meeting? Probably not at the same meeting as in 1994-14.2099 where Ed Riddick is shown with Roy Vogt in 1963.
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Negative only with formal head shots of 3 men. These photos were published in relation to the 7th MWC. See: CM 10-32-9 for Archie Penner's photo, CM 10-32-8 for John Drescher's photo and CM 10-32-6 for Gerhard Enn's photo.

A series of mat negatives, produced on carboard and labelled "special relief cuts" (ie more like a woodcut). Numbers 2 to 6 were used in the 1956 vol. of the CM as follows: #2 "Child of Neglect" in 4-45-2; #3 "Child of flight" in 4-46-2; #4 "Child of despair" in 4-47-2; #5 "Child of want' in 4-48-2; "Child of hope" in 49-4-2. For 1 of the "cuts" which shows a young boy, perhaps in an Asian country, there is no label or indication of when it was used.