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Photograph was edited for publication purposes Photograph article dated May 29, 1965 partially reads, "Spring fever has brought the Southland a rash of carnivals, festivals and general fun for the family... St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 7813 Clearfield Ave., Panorama City, conducted a day-long all-parish festival last Saturday in honor of its patron saint. The festivities began with Holy Communion and continued until dusk." Photograph caption reads, "Quick trick? - Kim MacCaulay, 5, isn't too sure about Merritt L. Robinson, Northridge artist, as she sits for her crayon portrait. Part of the fun of the St. Mark's fund raising carnival it didn't hurt Kim a bit. Looking on are Fr. Kenneth Whitney and a curious crowd of youngsters. On the walls of the booth are pieces of parish art."; See images #00140415 through #00140417 for all photos in this series.
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1 photographic print :b&w ;26 x 21 cm. Photographic prints
St. Mark's Episcopal Church (Los Angeles, Calif.) Church buildings--California--Van Nuys (Los Angeles) Interiors--California--Los Angeles Episcopalians--California--Los Angeles Fund raising--California--Los Angeles Models (Persons)--California--Los Angeles Drawing--California--Los Angeles Easels--California--Los Angeles Children--California--Los Angeles Clergy--California--Los Angeles Girls--California--Los Angeles Boys--California--Los Angeles Men--California--Los Angeles Van Nuys (Los Angeles, Calif.) Valley Times Collection photographs Portrait photographs Group portraits
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