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- A large group of women dressed in Salvation Army uniforms and civilian clothes are seated in an auditorium. Several children are also in the group. 1
- A skip loader breaks ground at 908 Yuma Street for the Salvation Army Community Center, which opened in July of 1970. 1
- Boys play basketball in the Salvation Army Center at 908 Yuma St. The community center opened in July of 1970 and offered a wide variety of programming to all residents of the region including basketball, games, crafts, and music education. 1
- Bricks were blown from the chimney of the Salvation Army building at Weber and Cascade after being struck by lightning. 1
- Capt. Charles W. Griffin (right) watches Vernon Meier (left) and Julian Carpentier load donations into Salvation Army truck. 1
- Cathie Daniels makes a contribution to the Salvation Army kettle manned by bell ringer Jimmy LeBeau. Featured in the Gazette on November 28, 1948, pg 3A. 1
- Chapel in the Salvation Army Center at 908 Yuma St. The community center opened in July of 1970 and offered a wide variety of programming to all residents of the region including basketball, games, crafts, and music education. 1
- Children read in the library of the Salvation Army Center at 908 Yuma St. The community center opened in July of 1970 and offered a wide variety of programming to all residents of the region including basketball, games, crafts, and music education. 1
- Children work on a puzzle at the Salvation Army Center 908 Yuma St. The community center opened in July of 1970 and offered a wide variety of programming to all residents of the region including basketball, games, crafts, and music education. 1
- Christmas Kettles at the Salvation Army 1
- Christmas stockings for aged or ill are filled with candy, fruit, and inspirational messages by volunteers of the Salvation Army. Volunteers Florence Manning (left) and Rosa James are both blind. Maj. Edwina Kendall supervises. 1
- During the Great Depression, Howard and others would form small game hunting parties and the meat would be taken to the Salvation Army to be distributed to those who couldn't afford meat. 1
- Easter baskets at the Salvation Army. 1
- Five adults of the Salvation Army stand behind eight girls in uniform who are members of the Army's Girl Guards youth group. 1
- Food baskets for needy at the Salvation Army. 1
- Francis Waldie with Salvation Army Kettle at Tejon and Kiowa. Out West Cafe (21 E. Kiowa) and Weather Hat Shop (27 E. Kiowa) visible in background. 1
- Girl Guards with paper rabbits at the Salvation Army. 1
- Group of women gather inside the Salvation Army for rally. 1
- Instructor David Bowman (left) explains carburetor operations to Henry Aragon under the Salvation Army's vocational training program. In back are Chet Brunson and Capt. Dale E. Johnson. Photo appeared in Gazette 5/20/1969, page 8A. 1
- Instructor Ernest West (far left) with Lon McClelland (middle) and Dean Cyr in karate class held at the Salvation Army Neighborhood Center, 908 Yuma Ave. 1
- Interior view of remodeled Salvation Army Chapel. 1
- Kiwanis at Salvation Army Kettles and Busy Corner, in front of Exchange National Bank. Trail Theater visible in background, playing "Miracle on 34th Street." 1
- Large group of children inside Salvation Army. 1
- Line of men lean against Salvation Army building at the corner of S. Weber and E. Colorado Ave. One man holds a young boy on a tricycle. Building has sign "Salvation Army 1924" 1
- Lt. Col. Peter J. Hofman (left) of San Francisco Salvation Army looks over a portion of the remodeled dormitory during an annual inspection of the Salvation Army Service Center at 132 S. Cascade Ave, Maj. Charles Griffin at right. 1
- Maj. Louis Hammock of the Salvation Army (left) explains proper bell-ringing technique to Kiwanis club member Bill Marshall (center) and Armin Barney in front of Exchange National Bank. Gazette Telegraph building visible behind. 1
- Maj. Louis Hammock of the Salvation Army prepares to take children to Camp Elephant Rock in Palmer Lake. Left to right, Alice Russell, Mary Green, Loella Huffaker, Ethel Dukes, and Dorothy Green. Article in the Gazette July 22, 1952 page 2. 1
- Major Louis D. Hammock and wife Grace of the Salvation Army. 1
- Man paints a wagon in Salvation Army workshop. 1
- Man repairs equipment in Salvation Army workshop. 1
- Mary Lou Vegh, 4 years old, drops her contribution into the Salvation Army Kettle on Tejon Street. Attending the kettle is Helen LeBeau in her thirteenth year of service to the Salvation Army. Fashion Bar is visible in the background, 17 N Tejon. 1
- Mayor James McCullough makes a contribution to the Salvation Army kettle while Mrs. Audrey Beringer looks on. 1
- Members of the Salvation Army; some hold musical instruments, and one man has an American flag. 1
- Mr. and Mrs. Barringer & Salvation Army 1
- Salvation Army Bazaar in the City Auditorium 1
- Salvation Army buildings & East Vermijo 2
- Salvation Army food giveaway. 1
- Three women in front of table of magazines in the Salvation Army. 1
- Triplet sisters (left to right) Ardith, Marilyn, and Evalie DuMars make the first contribution of the season to the Salvation Army Kettle at Busy Corner. Bell ringer Maj. Grace Hammock looks on. Featured in the Gazette on November 27, 1949, page 1. 1
- Two men and two women stand in large room with several decorated Christmas trees and many rows of filled Christmas baskets. 1
- Two men repair an ottoman in the Salvation Army workshop. 1
- Viola Lane crowned queen of the Salvation Army Home League for winning a contest to obtain new members. 1
- Women stuff goody bags with candy at the Salvation Army 1
- Women wrap gifts in the Salvation Army Center at 908 Yuma St. The community center opened in July of 1970 and offered a wide variety of programming to all residents of the region including basketball, games, crafts, and music education. 1
- Wyatt Meador, Howard Pinney and an unknown man hunting rabbits. They and others would form small game hunting parties, and the meat was taken to the Salvation Army to be distributed to those that couldn't afford meat during the Great Depression. 1
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