Rust Methodist Church, circa 1956

1952/1961

1950-1959

Rust Methodist Church. Written on recto: (top image) New Beauty; Reverend S. S. Tatem, a 1956 graduate, tells President H. V. Richardson about the improvements in the chancel and altar of Rust Methodist Church at Oxford, Ga. All of the work was done by the young people of the church under Rev. Tatem's leadership. (lower image): Rust Methodist Church, Oxford, GA. Reverend S. S. Tatem, a Gammon student, shows two visitors through the renovated church.

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