- NEIGHBORS HELPING A FRIEND IN NEED AT THE MARYSVILLE COMMUNITY IN EARLY SUMMER OF 1941. After planting a cotton crop, Fulton Davis suffered a fatal heart attack on May 13, 1941, leaving his widow "Miss Roette" alone. Concerned neighbors who volunteered to chop out the cotton include: 1. Margie Goza, 2. Fonda Smith Gatlin, 3. Matgaret McDonald Rogers, 4. Betty Faye Smith, 5. Peggy Goza Darden, 6. Dovie Wooley, 7. unidentified, 8. Fannie Lee, 9. Eva Davis Goza, 10. Roette Lee Davis, the widow, 11. Nannie Nalls Smith, 12. unidentified, 13. Lonia Davis Vinson, 14. Nora Lee Cooper, 15. Annie Lee Fullerton, 16. Ophelia Welch Davis, 17. Mary Lewis Kinnard. The picture and information are from Mrs. L.H. Perritt. Copywork by Robert Walz.
- NEIGHBORS HELPING A FRIEND IN NEED AT THE MARYSVILLE COMMUNITY IN EARLY SUMMER OF 1941. After planting a cotton crop, Fulton Davis suffered a fatal heart attack on May 13, 1941, leaving his widow "Miss Roette" alone. Concerned neighbors who volunteered to chop out the cotton include: 1. Margie Goza, 2. Fonda Smith Gatlin, 3. Matgaret McDonald Rogers, 4. Betty Faye Smith, 5. Peggy Goza Darden, 6. Dovie Wooley, 7. unidentified, 8. Fannie Lee, 9. Eva Davis Goza, 10. Roette Lee Davis, the widow, 11. Nannie Nalls Smith, 12. unidentified, 13. Lonia Davis Vinson, 14. Nora Lee Cooper, 15. Annie Lee Fullerton, 16. Ophelia Welch Davis, 17. Mary Lewis Kinnard. The picture and information are from Mrs. L.H. Perritt. Copywork by Robert Walz.