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Negatives also (2). Used in CM 3-35-5. Wood block reproduction by Max Unold of a young woman holding a child in her arms. Part of art collection presented to MCC by the German government Nov.18, 1955. Displayed in Newton, Kan.

Negative also. An MB white woman? with a group of black children ages 2-16 & a black woman. An MB doing VS with this group? in Gulfport, Mississippi. C.f. 1994-14.2038. Article in CM 12-31-3 on Summer service/VS unit in Gulfport.

William (Bill) Reimer, as a toddler, on Stewart Street. He is the son of George and Helena (Wiens) Reimer.

Note with this photo & 1994-14.2111: VS worker Elva Busenitz, Newton, Kan. illustrates a Bible story to Afro-American children as part of the sidewalk children's program in summer in Philadelphia, Pa. See art. in CM 16-49-3A.

Used in the CM 8-35-7 with art. held at the new Hillside Mission Church. Shown are 41 of the 62 pupils enrolled & their teachers.

This is a photo of a Vacation Bible School class held in the library of the Altona Bergthaler Mennonite Church. Seated around the table, left to right is: Carolyn Thiessen (Carolyn Eggert), Elaine Gerbrandt (Elaine Bergen), ?, Alvina Klassen, Irene Loewen, Helen Guenther, teacher ?, Leona Wiebe (Leona Friesen, Lee Friesen), Rita Loewen, Janice Kehler, Patricia Heinrichs, Jolene Kehler.

This is a photo of a wagon with high sides, hitched to a team of horses, loaded with children dressed for cooler weather. The children are possibly the grandchildren of P. H. Klippenstein and Maria Klippenstein (Dyck). They are in a bare field. There is a building on the upper left side of the photo.

This is a photo of two children at the Selkirk Christian Fellowship (SCF) 20th Anniversary celebration. The girl on the left has the last name Maxfield.

3 children of various ages sitting on an animal hide blanket in front of a fence. One has a doll on her lap. Farm building and equipment in the background.

Used in the CM 14-10-3. Three African American children, a girl and 2 younger boys. Used with article about a new service ministry to the poor launched in Fort Wayne, Ind. Paul and Pauline Holsopple of

The missionaries who worked with migrant families in the labour camps near Eloy, Arizona. They sit on the steps of a house and are likely the same people named in the photo caption in the CM 4-9-7, namely, Rev. and Mrs. Glen Habegger (and their young boy), Rebecca Nickel and Elsie Heppner. A second photo (13x9), dated Jan 21, 1956, shows another group of children from the migrant camps, some of whom were likely African American children. Both photos were not used in the CM.

Used in the CM 12-28-9. A SS class in Taiwan. Classes were held in conjunction with the mobile clinic.

This is a photo of a Sunday school class.

This is a photo of the kindergarten Sunday school class at Nordheimer Mennonite Church in Winnipegosis.