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- Convention Tent-Mending
Alice Begbie and Bert Helm mending tents in Australia - Convention-Traveling to
Traveling to convention - note the side baggage hanging out the automobile sides. - Convention-Truckload of ticks
Carsonville, Michigan. Truck load of ticks (straw filled sleeping mattresses). Each convention the ticks were filled with fresh hay and placed in the dorms for beds. After the convention ended, the hay was emptied out and the tics were stored to be used the following year. - Conventions Lists
Old Conventions Notices. - Court Shoes
Court shoes were worn by southern USA Sister workers at least through the 1960's. They may have been worn in other places also. - Gosp Meeting Tent #6 Smith Joe
- Gosp Meeting tent #2 Wells
- Gosp Mtg Inv 1930s
Gospel Meeting Invitations - 1930s Jim House, Albert Schwartz, Lester E. Ekelund - 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 Invitation 1918
May 10, 1918 Invitation to Gospel Meeting by Dave Christie and Edward Cutting - 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 #5
Invitation to gospel meeting by Fred Quick and H. Morgan (#5) - Gospel Meeting Invitations #6
Gospel Meeting Invitation #6 - Gospel Meeting Tent #1
Years ago, Gospel Meetings were often held in a Tent (#1) - Gospel Meeting Tent #2
Gospel meeting tent. Howard Mooney on right. (#2) - Gospel Meeting Tent #4
Gospel Meeting Tent #4 Roy Womack Tent Mission in Franklin, North Carolina - 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) - Group 1945
- Hats Brother Workers wore
Typical Hats worn by on brother Workers Stanley March and Murle Howland - Hats 2 Brother Workers
Hats on 2 Brother Workers - Hats Brother Workers
Hats - Brother Workers - Hats Mrs.Shaw
Mrs. Shaw and others wearing hats - 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 - Hilda Blaue, Sister Worker
Hilda Blaue, Sister Worker - black stockings - Kropp children-Playing Meeting
Playing meeting...this was all my sons idea. He was about 3 in this photo and his sister was about 1 yr old. I came upon this scene and just had to take a photo. My son had set up the meeting in our den. He had lined up the 3 little blue chairs in a row, like the one he is sitting in, along with Ollie (the chicken on wheels) had his sister sitting in her booster chair, a stool, and the blue rocking chair made by my Daddy. Various books are in sight and my son had assumed a pose his Dad often took in meeting, with his leg crossed over his knee. There was some singing and then he jumped up and said something with a book in his hand--and the only word I recognized was "privilege." Taken about 1980 in Longview, Texas. - Leaflets #1
Hymnbook Supplement used in Western USA, called "the Leaflet" #1 - Leaflets #2
Leaflets to Hymns Old & New used through the years (#2) - Lists
Old Convention Lists & Texas Workers List - MD 1955 Baltimore Convention
1955 Maryland USA Convention - MI Carsonville -Dining tent
Carsonville, MIchigan Dining Tent - MO 1973 Blackwater Convention
1973 Blackwater, Missouri Convention - May Carroll &; Minnie Christie
Minnie Christie and May Carroll, cousins, 1931 in Hydesville, Calif. - Recipe-Going to Meeting Stew
Mama's "Going to Meeting Stew" Recipe - Recipe-Unleavened Bread
Recipe for Unleavened Bread - 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. - Sailor Hats #2
Early photo of workers with typical sailor style hat worn by California Sister Worker Fannie Carroll.