MACEDONIA
Students of the first through third grades at Macedonia School in February, 1938. Front, from left: 1. Don Franks, 2. Pattie Sue Groves (Hime), 3. Eugene Boone, 4. Robert Earl McWilliams, 5. Myrlene Jones, 6. Maxine Whitlow. Second row, from left: 7. Jack Murphy, 8. Rex Dodson, 9. Geraldine Chaffin (Waters), 10. unidentified, 11. Yyvonne Taylor, 12. Betty Lou Franks, 13. Donald Ray Dodson. Third row, from left: 14. Richard Willis, 15. Travis Wise, 16. Selwyn Whitehead, 17. Stanley Ray Dodson, 18. Sherrill Ellison, 19. Jaunette Crain (Baucam), 20. Billie Franks (Ross), 21. Norma D. Norwood, 22. Patsy Ruth Dodson (Welch). The picture and names are from Maxine Whitlow. The copy work is by Robert Walz of Southern Arkansas University.


MAGNESIA SPRINGS
Women standing on a footbridge at Magnesia Springs (now Logoly State Park) in the very early 1900's. From left: 1. Birdie Gladney Smith, 2. Julia Lyle Dean, 3. Alda Colquitt, 4. Lylete Gladney Williams, and 5. a lady thought to be Miss M. R. Early, who operated a millinery store on the south side of the Magnolia city square. The families of several of these young women had vacation homes adjacent to Magnesia Springs, which was then a very popular resort and assembly ground. The pictures and names are courtesy of Mrs. Margueritte Jean Webster of Texarkana. The copy work is by Robert Walz of Southern Arkansas University.

 

   

 

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