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- Bach Tent #2
Another 'bach'. This one seems to include a tent - Baptism Sketch #1
Sketch of "How 'Dippers' are Initiated." From newspaper: The Irish Independent, August 20, 1907 - Bible Study & Convention Speaker Lists 1975
Two Wednesday Night Bible Study Lists and Convention Speakers List for Jackson, Mississippi Convention, 1989 - Convention Lists
Western Canada Convention Lists, titled "Christian Conventions." - Convention-Traveling to
Traveling to convention - note the side baggage hanging out the automobile sides. - Gospel Meeting Hall-portable
This portable wooden hall was used for gospel meetings in the mid 1940's in the Los Angeles area, prior to it being moved to Ontario, CA in 1952-53 for gospel meetings for the West End of San Bernardino County. The hall could hold up to 50 people. For a year, it remained on John VanDermyden's parents property at 12652 S. Sultana, Ontario, California. Pictured are: Eldon Tenniswood, John Porterfield and Donald VanDermyden (boy). - Gospel Meeting Tent #1
Years ago, Gospel Meetings were often held in a Tent (#1) - Leaflets #2
Leaflets to Hymns Old & New used through the years (#2) - Lists
Old Convention Lists & Texas Workers List - Black Stockings #2
1942 Agnes Knox & Blanche Chappell in Black Stockings From the early 1900’s to sometime in the 1940's and into the 1950s in some areas, professing women were expected to wear black stockings. This peculiarity resulted in their church being nicknamed "The Black Socks" and "The Black Stocking Church." - Black Stockings #4
Louie Ryan and Claradene Bishop in Black Stockings From the early 1900’s to sometime in the 1940's and into the 1950s in some areas, professing women were expected to wear black stockings. This peculiarity resulted in their church being nicknamed "The Black Socks" and "The Black Stocking Church." - CA-hats group
Group of California 2x2s showing hat styles - Sailor Hats #1
Mary Moodie went in the work in 1902 shown with her sailor hat. These were worn by professing women in the Early Days. - Hats 2 Brother Workers
Hats on 2 Brother Workers - Hats Brother Workers
Hats - Brother Workers - Hats Nealon-Lauchner
Hats on Lonzo Nealon and Charles Lauchner - Hats Willie Webb
Willie Webb with hat - Hats William Lewis & DickCornell
Brother Worker William Lewis and Dick Cornell with hats - May Carroll &; Minnie Christie
Minnie Christie and May Carroll, cousins, 1931 in Hydesville, Calif. - BibleStudyList-1
U.S. Mid-week Bible Study Lists - BibleStudyList-2
U.S. Mid-week Bible Study Lists - BibleStudyList-3
U.S. Mid-week and Sunday Night Bible Study Lists - Gospel Meeting Invitations #1
Various gospel meeting invitations #1 - Gospel Meeting Invitations #2
Various gospel meeting invitations #2 - Gospel Meeting Invitations #3
Various gospel meeting invitations #3 - Gospel Meeting Invitations #6
Gospel Meeting Invitation #6 - Gospel Mtg Invitations #4
OLD Gospel Mtg invitation. Two men holding these missions (Jack Carroll and Hugh Matthews) went in the work in 1904. (#4) - CA 1921 Bakersfield Convention
1921 Bakersfield, California Convention - MD 1955 Baltimore Convention
1955 Maryland USA Convention - MI Carsonville -Dining tent
Carsonville, MIchigan Dining Tent - MO 1973 Blackwater Convention
1973 Blackwater, Missouri Convention - WA 1931 Bellingham Convention
1931 Bellingham, WA Gospel Meeting tent - 1928 Workers
August 25, 1928 Photo of Workers Photo of: B. McG, Mellie Griffin, Willie Walters, Myrtle Darnell (Oklahoma), Raymond Lynn, Leah Hawkins, Marie Hawkins, Gilbert Neuendorf?? Willie Walters and Leah Hawkins were in the Work in South America. - Bach #1
In the very early days of the 2x2 movement, a wooden hall was used. It was called a "Bach" and was a portable building used by workers to live in and/or hold meetings during a mission. (#1) - Bach Tent #3
Another 'bach'. This time it is a tent where workers lived temporarily while holding a mission. (#3) - Baptism Sketch #2
Baptism Sketch from Impartial Reporter Oct. 20 & 27, 1904. "Rain was falling ... as some three hundred people assembled on the banks of Ballycassidy river to witness the baptism by immersion of ... four men and two women-who had embraced the faith expounded by the Tramps under the leadership of Mr. Irvine and Mr. Edward Cooney." Those present at Ballinamallard that day included Edward Cooney, John West, Jack Carroll and William Irvine who all preached to the assembly in the bitterly cold weather of the "dreary autumn afternoon". - Baptism Sketch #3
1904 "The Derry People" The first picture published in connection with the performance of the strange sect of "Dippers" or "Pilgrims" that has arisen in Fermanagh. The river in the picture is the Ballinamallard, is which the curious dippers perform their ablations. The snapshot from which the picture is drawn, was taken late in the evening, and just before the 'dipping operations' commenced. The people on the bank are sightseers waiting for the "dippers" to come on. October breezes are not favorable to the new cult, and many of the "Dippers" are now suffering from severe colds. - Baptism Sketch #4
Thomas Elliott prepares a convert for baptism. Baptism Sketch from Impartial Reporter Oct. 20 & 27, 1904 (#4) - Bell at Jackson MS Convention
1972 Bell used at Jackson, MS Convention - Convention Dining area
View inside a typical convention dining shed/tent. Guildford, New South Wales, Australia