Art for Friendship was a program sponsored by the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, which Maude Muller served as the local chapter president. See Chester Times, March 23, 1950, page 37, and other stories. Negative damaged.
Art for Friendship was a program sponsored by the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, which Maude Muller served as the local chapter president. See Chester Times, March 23, 1950, page 37, and other stories. Negative damaged.
Photograph used on page 405 of "The Crisis: A Record of the Darker Races," the official organ of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Vol. 66, No. 7, August-September 1959. Caption reads: "Mrs. Elizabeth Oveide (L) of the Media, Pennsylvania, branch hands a check to her daughter Mrs. Mary Edwards, chairman of the branch life membership committee, to become first NAACP life member in the branch. Others pictured are James Austin, Clifford Moat, Percy O. Batipps, Sr., branch president, and Mrs. India Lee, whose personal donation made it possible for the branch to take out an NAACP life membership." On back of print: "Photographic Illustrations by F.F. Zimmerman, 6 E. Front St., Media, PA."
Photographs of 4 pages of "The Crisis". Photograph on page 405 of "The Crisis: A Record of the Darker Races," the official organ of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Vo. 66, No. 7, August-September 1959. Caption reads: "Mrs. Elizabeth Oveide (L) of the Media, Pennsylvania, branch hands a check to her daughter Mrs. Mary Edwards, chairman of the branch life membership committee, to become first NAACP life member in the branch. Others pictured are James Austin, Clifford Moat, Percy O. Batipps, Sr., branch president, and Mrs. India Lee, whose personal donation made it possible for the branch to take out an NAACP life membership. [Photograph by] F. F. Zimmerman." See ED-004 for original print.
Recreation Board volunteers at Barrall Community Park pause their preparation work on the Media 2025 July 4th Celebration for a photo. From left to right are Vicki McMahon, Joe Metzger and Larry Johnson. Vicki and Larry are Recreation Board members.
Two copies. Same team and same location as Appleton AP-8255. Bottom row, second from left: Matthew Fox. Top row, wearing bowtie, Albin Ottey. Other names, on reverse of one copy, include: McIntyre, H. A. Thomas, H. L. Highbarger, and Leon Baker.
15 photographs matted presented in a single frame. This was probably displayed in M.A.A. office. See P-15050A through P-15050o for individual photographs
