Displaced No More -- Round-faced famerette Mrs. Barbara Seinimis, 21, draws water at the well on the A.T. Callicott farm in Senatobia, Miss. Originally from Lithuania, she and her husband now raise cotton and a two-year-old daughter in the New World. January 20, 1950. (Photo by ACME).

Displaced No More -- Round-faced famerette Mrs. Barbara Seinimis, 21, draws water at the well on the A.T. Callicott farm in Senatobia, Miss. Originally from Lithuania, she and her husband now raise cotton and a two-year-old daughter in the New World. January 20, 1950. (Photo by ACME).
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