Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Arlington showed a loving heart on Valentine's Day by giving to the less fortunate. Church members teamed with Arlington Charities volunteers to help unload a church van full of food. Elzie Odom, left, is pictured receiving cans of food from an unidentified man. Rev. Norman Robinson, minister at Mount Olive Baptist Church, is pictured standing in the background to the left with Ruby Odom, seen wearing a long trench coat. Maxwell, Bruce (Photographer)
Item: Mt. Olive Baptist Church Food Donation
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Arlington Citizen Journal Negative Collection, University of Texas at Arlington Libraries. Mt. Olive Baptist Church Food Donation. (1989). Retrieved from https://library.uta.edu/digitalgallery/img/10023666Chicago/Turabian
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Special Collections Reference Information
Original image part of the Arlington Citizen Journal Negative Collection, University of Texas at Arlington Libraries. Identifier: Unproc. 98-22 Box 3 02/14/1989 [Frame 20A]
Identifier: 10023666
Title: Mt. Olive Baptist Church Food Donation
Creator: Maxwell, Bruce (Photographer)
Description: Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Arlington showed a loving heart on Valentine's Day by giving to the less fortunate. Church members teamed with Arlington Charities volunteers to help unload a church van full of food. Elzie Odom, left, is pictured receiving cans of food from an unidentified man. Rev. Norman Robinson, minister at Mount Olive Baptist Church, is pictured standing in the background to the left with Ruby Odom, seen wearing a long trench coat. Maxwell, Bruce (Photographer)
Date Created: 1989-02-14
Coverage: 1980s
Category: Cities and Towns, Institutions and Organizations
Subject Term: Canned foods, Baptist churches, Churches, Charities
Location: Arlington (Tex.)
Collection: Arlington Citizen Journal Negative Collection
Language: None
Type: Still Image
Format: JPG
Publisher: University of Texas at Arlington Libraries
Rights Holder: University of Texas at Arlington Libraries, Special Collections
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Title: Mt. Olive Baptist Church Food Donation
Creator: Maxwell, Bruce (Photographer)
Description: Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Arlington showed a loving heart on Valentine's Day by giving to the less fortunate. Church members teamed with Arlington Charities volunteers to help unload a church van full of food. Elzie Odom, left, is pictured receiving cans of food from an unidentified man. Rev. Norman Robinson, minister at Mount Olive Baptist Church, is pictured standing in the background to the left with Ruby Odom, seen wearing a long trench coat. Maxwell, Bruce (Photographer)
Date Created: 1989-02-14
Coverage: 1980s
Category: Cities and Towns, Institutions and Organizations
Subject Term: Canned foods, Baptist churches, Churches, Charities
Location: Arlington (Tex.)
Collection: Arlington Citizen Journal Negative Collection
Language: None
Type: Still Image
Format: JPG
Publisher: University of Texas at Arlington Libraries
Rights Holder: University of Texas at Arlington Libraries, Special Collections
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