Refound!
Is that a proper word? But I was checking into an old trunk and there it was and had been for many years so I did refind it!
Look at the important Searcy AR people from 1934 gathered for a photograph of the Kiwanis Club. The copy of this picture was given to me by a lady who gave me old house pictures that I've posted in the past. Perhaps the Historic Society could use it?
I did a blog about this picture a few years back. That was in 2010. Click to see it again. https://activerain.com/droplet/npwb The names of the people are written on the back and I have put them down below. If I have a question mark I couldn't read the writing. This was the Kiwanis Club in 1934. That's s long time ago but see if you remember any of them.
Unless I'm mistaken, this was a men's only club and the women in the picture had chores to do but were not members. Correct me if I'm wrong.
1. Mrs. Myers, pianist. 2. A. J. Stephens, Sinclair agent. 3. B. C. Huddleston, ?. 4. Doyle Kelso, teachers & coach. 5. Elmo Taylor, lawyer. 6. M.P. Jones, newspaper. 7. Dr. Porter Rodgers, doctor. 8. California visitor. 9. O. W. Holmes, Penny's store. 10. A. H. Royston, insurance. 11. Dr. Martin Hawkins, doctor. 12. Frank Headlee, drug store. 13. Virgil Davis, ?. 14. B. H. Lacy, Arkansas Power Co. 15. Ben Marshall, Arkansas Power Co. 16. Wyatt Sanford, Hardware. 17. Harry Neely, lawyer. 18. A. J. Dunklin, doctor. 19. Jimmie Cone, Lumber Co. 20. Wilbur Mills, Judge. 21. J. L. Taylor, Principal. 22. George Bell, Mag Pet Co agt. 23. J. L. Cossey, "Rev". 24. Paul Russell, Kroger Mgr. 25. Dr. Armstrong, College Pres. 26. Miss Virginia Lightle, Secretary. 27. Ray Yarnell, Ice Cream Co. 28. "Dean" Sears, College Prof. 29. Brock Fisher, Circuit Clerk. 30. Mitchell, R. R. Agt. 31. Hubert Smith, Hardware.
Here arethe names. See how hard they are to read. Most famous is probably Wilbur Mills!
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