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1. A B&W photograph of corps timbrelettes in Grand Junction, Colorado. Donna Winters (Jackson), Sandra McWain, and second from far right is Themlma.

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2. A Festival of Music, Oakland Citadel Corps, November 3, 1962. - 0

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3. Annual Spring Festival of Music featuring the San Francisco Citadel Band and Tabrettes with guest artists Meredith and Rini Willson and Don Torgerson, March 27, 1965. - 0

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4. A photograph of Alina Henderson among 9 other girls in blue and white costumes dancing with timbrels.

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5. B&W group photo of cadets/officers from the Los Angeles Congress Hall Band and Timbrelettes standing in front of an airplane. The group was going on the Pacific Northwest tour to Yakima and Spokane, Wash. - May 7-9, 1965. Those identified are: Major Arthur Smith, C.O.; Harry Stillwell, Jr., Bandmaster; Violet Witmond, Timbrel Leader and Composer, Dr. Emil Soderstrom, far right, front. - 7-9 May 1965

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6. B&W photo of 39 Timbrelettes. Back of photo has, "So. Cal. Div. P. R." They are unidentified. It is an outdoor photo, and the women are holding timbrels.

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7. B&W photo of the Los Angeles Congress Hall Timbrelettes (1960). From front to center left: Sharlene Witmond, Janet Telfer Stillwell, Violet Witmond Brown, Kathy Taylor Parker, Kathy Rideout, Darlene Cook Johnson, Marilyn Andreason Bawden, Lorena Dick Andreason, Nessie Andrews, Danni Guest Faller. - 1960

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8. B&W photo of the Los Angeles Congress Hall Timbrelettes (about 1962). From left to right (may not be absolutely correct): One unidentified Timbrelette, Pat Lane, unidentified Tibrelette, Lorena Blanck Parton, Janet Telfer Stillwell, Renee Sather, Violet Witmond Brown, [leader], unidentified Timbrelette, Charlene Witmond, Sylvia Barry Peterson, Kathy Rideout, Darlene Cook Johnson. Above stage has banner, "Be Still and Know that I Am God." Identification information provided by Tricia Partridge

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9. B&W photo of Timbrel Brigades from Los Angeles Congress Hall, Los Angeles Tabernacle, San Francisco Citadel (1960). Timbrelettes are standing in front of a painting of The Last Supper. Front row: Joy Parkhouse, unidentified Timbrelette, Doris Tobin Noland, Beth Koerner Saunders, Violet Witmond, Kathy Taylor Parker, Nessie Andrews, Judy Dart Notle, Lorena Blanck Parton, Janet Telfer Stillwell, Carol Rudd Saunders, Ruth Newbould, Charlene Witmond. Back row: Sandy Rice, Margot Horwood, Lorena Dick, Kathy Rideout, Sylvia Barry Peterson, unidentified Timbrelette, Darlene Cook Johnson, the remainder are unidentified Timbrelettes. - 1960

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10. How to Start a Timbrel Brigade by Mrs. Harley Squirrell, 1977. - 0

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11. I Go To Bat for the Tambourine by Lieut.-Colonel T.H. Mundy, The Officer, Sept./Oct. 1951. - 0

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12. Photographs of timbrelists in the New Frontier. - 0

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13. Praise Him With The Timbrel, 1983; Timbrel Expressions, 1990; The Christmas Pageant - The Tiny Timbrelist, 1992. - 1983

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14. Presenting Third Annual Timbrel Festival, This is My Country, September 28, Playhouse Auditorium, 9th and Figueroa Streets. - 1940

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15. So you want to start a timbrel brigade? by Mrs. Alan Courtman, The Young Soldier, 1963. - 0

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16. The Army's Music and Musicians: Many Music Makers from The History of The Salvation Army, Volume II, 1878-1886 by Robert Sandall. - 0

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17. The Timbrelists of Los Angeles, The Musician, May 30, 1964. - 0

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