Girls

Miss Jacqueline Fontaine of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Patricia pose in a photo with a heart that is inscribed "Faith Hope Charity." Handwriting on the back of the photo says, "To Our dear President Truman God Bless you and guide you Sister Morales." Miss Fontaine was a member of the Morale Builders in Milwaukee, and wrote to President Truman seeking a picture of him.

Former President Harry S. Truman (right) in his office at the Truman Library, with Library employee Marlene Hollingsworth and her daughter, Pamela.

Former President Harry S. Truman greets Pamela Hollingsworth in his office at the Truman Library. Pamela is the daughter of Truman Library employee Marlene Hollingsworth.

Former President Harry S. Truman (right) greets Pamela Hollingsworth in his office at the Truman Library. Pamela is the daughter of Truman Library employee Marlene Hollingsworth.

Former President Harry S. Truman greets Pamela Hollingsworth in his office at the Truman Library. Pamela is the daughter of Truman Library employee Marlene Hollingsworth.

From a collection of snapshots of the family of Press Secretary Charles Ross, this young girl is identified as Estie in Diecke, Missouri, 1925. She is seated on a dock with her feet in the water.

Collection of snapshots from the family of Charles Ross. Most are unidentified. Tintype of two unidentified small girls.

A girl receives a tuberculosis vaccine from a Danish Red Cross Worker. Photograph was used as part of the United Nations Children's Emergency Fund's international anti-tuberculosis campaign.

Photograph of Florence Griffin, later Mrs. Charles Ross, as a young school girl.

Photograph of Florence Griffin, later Mrs. Charles Ross, as a young girl. This photo shows her at Pemberton Hall with a group of young ladies. She is the lady on the far left, last row.