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Madge Gates Wallace (mother of Bess Truman) holding baby Margo Wallace (her grandchild) in the living room of 219 N. Delaware, Christmas, 1948. From: Truman house.

Ceremony in the East Room of the White House of the unveiling of the Greta Kempton official portrait of First Lady Bess Truman. First Lady Lady Bird Johnson is at podium. Margaret Truman stands by the painting. Her husband, Clifton Daniel, and their children can be seen at left.

Photo of the Daniel family at the ceremony in the East Room of the White House, unveiling the official Greta Kempton portrait of First Lady Bess Truman. Left to right: Vice-President Hubert Humphrey; First Lady Lady Bird Johnson; Thomas Washington Daniel (1 year old); Margaret Truman; Harrison Gates Daniel (3 years old); William Wallace Daniel (7 years old); Clifton Truman Daniel (9 years old); and Clifton Daniel.

White House ceremony in East Room for the unveiling of the official Greta Kempton portrait of First Lady Bess Truman. This photo shows former Secretary of State Dean Acheson kissing Margaret Truman. Seated on the first row are the Daniel children, left to right: Harrison Gates Daniel (3 years); William Wallace Daniel (7 years); and Clifton Truman Daniel (9 years). Seated behind the children are Mrs. Philip C. Brooks (in blue dress) and Dr. Philip C. Brooks, Director of the Harry S. Truman Library.

Ceremony in East Room of the White House for the unveiling of the official Greta Kempton portrait of First Lady Bess Truman. Seated on first row, left to right: unidentified woman; Harrison Gates Daniel (3 years old); William Wallace Daniel (7 years old); Clifton Truman Daniel (9 years old); Margaret Truman (holding 1 year old Thomas Washington Daniel); her husband Clifton Daniel; and First Lady Lady Bird Johnson. Seated behind the Daniel family is Mrs. Philip C. Brooks (in blue dress) and Dr. Philip C. Brooks, Director of the Harry S. Truman Library.

Ceremony in the East Room of the White House of the unveiling of the official portrait by Greta Kempton of First Lady Bess Truman. First Lady Lady Bird Johnson stands by the painting, speaking to former Secretary of State Dean Acheson. Seated at left are: William Wallace Daniel, Clifton Truman Daniel, Margaret Truman, and her husband Clifton Daniel.

White House ceremony in East Room for the unveiling of the official Greta Kempton portrait of First Lady Bess Truman. The Daniel family pose with the First Lady in this photo. Left to right: Thomas Washington Daniel (1 year old, held by mother Margaret Truman); Margaret Truman; Harrison Gates Daniel (3 years old); William Wallace Truman (7 years old); Clifton Daniel; Clifton Truman Daniel; and First Lady Lady Bird Johnson.

Ceremony at the East Room of the White House for the unveiling of First Lady Bess Truman's official portrait by Greta Kempton. First Lady Lady Bird Johnson is at the podium. On the first row is the Daniel family: Thomas Washington Daniel (1 year old), held by unidentified woman; Harrison Gates Daniel (3 years old); William Wallace Daniel (7 years old); Clifton Truman Daniel (9 years old); Margaret Truman; and her husband Clifton Daniel.

First Lady Lady Bird Johnson shakes hands with Clifton Truman Daniel, grandson of President Harry S. Truman. The occasion is the White House ceremony in the East Room for the unveiling of the official Greta Kempton portrait of First Lady Bess Truman. Left to right: Harrison Gates Daniel (3 years old); William Wallace Daniel (7 years old); Clifton Truman Daniel (9 years old); Margaret Truman (partially obscured); and her husband Clifton Daniel.

Ceremony in East Room of the White House for the unveiling of the official Greta Kempton portrait of First Lady Bess Truman. First Lady Lady Bird Johnson is at the podium at right. Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson is seated at left. The Daniel family is seated on the first row, left to right: Harrison Gates Daniel (3 years old); William Wallace Daniel (7 years old); Clifton Truman Daniel (9 years old); Margaret Truman; her husband Clifton Daniel. Behind them are Mrs. Philip C. Brooks (in blue dress), and Dr. Philip C. Brooks, the Director of the Harry S. Truman Library.