This 107-year-old photo not only depicts Pocahontas history, but also that of the First United Methodist Church in Pocahontas. This group of women represents one of the very first organized women’s groups in the First United Methodist Church at a meeting in 1915. The photo was furnished by Mrs. John C. (Berniece) Johnson of Pocahontas. Her mother, Mrs. G.D. Walters, is one of the ladies in the picture. In the photo are front row, from left, Mrs. Bill Waddle and Mrs. “Granny” Turner (who stands behind the two unidentified children at front), Mrs. G.D. Walters, Mrs. Nancy Jones, Mrs. Flora Black, the Methodist minister’s wife and baby, Mrs. Frasier and Mrs. George. Second row, from left, as faces appear, “Aunt” Sallie Dunn, Mrs. Camille Argo, Mrs. Crosby (with Mrs. Jessie Brown and Mrs. Mollie Dawson behind her), next two unidentified, (Mrs. Ina Shannon stands in front of Mrs. Dawson, and Mrs. Muta Haltom Turner stands beside Mrs. Shannon). The next woman behind Mrs. Turner is unidentified. Next is Mrs. Oscar (Delilah) Sallee, Mrs. Lena Armstrong, Mrs. Ira Magruder, Mrs. Katie Henderson, Mrs. Anne Martin, Mrs. J.D. Wells and daughters, Helen and Margaret, and Mrs. Jessie Phipps. It is thought that the photo was taken in front of one of the houses that once faced the church, on Thomasville (possibly the home of Mrs. Vida Throgmorton).