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Interview with Fred Moore
No full textInterview with Fred Moore by John Clements.
Fred Moore talks about the early days of Western Australian radio.
This sound recording is part of the John Clements Oral History Collection
[Frederick Elvin (Fred) Moore]
No full textObituary for Frederick Elvin (Fred) Moore dated to 2012. A photograph of Mr. Moore wearing a blue striped shirt appears at the top of the document. A biography detailing Mr. Moore's involvement with the Turtle Creek Chorale is included
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[Frederick Elvin (Fred) Moore]
No full textObituary for Frederick Elvin (Fred) Moore dated to 2012. A photograph of Mr. Moore wearing a blue striped shirt appears at the top of the document. A biography detailing Mr. Moore's involvement with the Turtle Creek Chorale is included
Fred Moore, Humboldt Craft Spirits
No full textBankers by day and distillers by night — Fred Moore and Dave Tierney from Humboldt Craft Spirits are working with Master Distiller Michael McCoy to produce Blue Lake Vodka — their flagship product. Of course it makes you wonder if you are tasting your product at night, how do you count the money in the morning? They assured me that they ask their customers to do the tasting and give them feedback…probably the safest route
[Members of the Fred Moore Bronze Belles, the Amicable Ammons, and the Brotherhood of the Brush]
No full textLarge group of individuals dressed in historic costume for the Denton centennial celebration. The women were members of the Fred Moore Bronze Belles and the Amicable Ammons, Centennial Belle groups. The men were members of the Brotherhood of the Brush. Marvin Alexander and Alice Moore Alexander can be seen on the first row, fourth from the right; Alice served on the scrapbook committee. Mrs. Eula Gray (front row, in middle in dark-colored dress) was president of the Amicable Ammons, with Mrs. Vivian Johnson, secretary, Mrs. Mary Lee Pratt, assistant secretary and Mrs. Martina Nix, as treasurer. Mrs. Sadie Moore was chosen as president of the Fred Moore Bronze Belles; Mrs. Eula Washington, vice-president; Mrs. Fannie Jackson, second vice-president; and Mrs. T. B. Brooks, secretary
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[Turtle Creek Chorale Retreat: Jim Williams, Fred Moore, Rex Morgan, and Ed Flaspoehler]
No full textPhotograph of (l-r) Jim Williams, Fred Moore, Rex Morgan, and Ed Flaspoehler at a Turtle Creek Chorale retreat in the 1990s. They pose next to each other outdoors and smile towards the camera. Barren trees are visible behind the group
[Turtle Creek Chorale Retreat: Jim Williams, Fred Moore, Rex Morgan, and Ed Flaspoehler]
No full textPhotograph of (l-r) Jim Williams, Fred Moore, Rex Morgan, and Ed Flaspoehler at a Turtle Creek Chorale retreat in the 1990s. They pose next to each other outdoors and smile towards the camera. Barren trees are visible behind the group
[Members of the Fred Moore Bronze Belles, the Amicable Ammons, and the Brotherhood of the Brush]
No full textLarge group of individuals dressed in historic costume for the Denton centennial celebration. Members of the Brotherhood of the Brush, the Fred Moore Bronze Belles, and the Amicable Ammons, participants from Denton's African American Community. Mrs. Alice Moore Alexander is seated in the first row, fourth from the left, looking over her left shoulder. Marvin Alexander is also on the first row, sitting next to her. Mrs. Eulah Gray is also pictured in the middle, wearing a dark dress, and on her left in a white, flowered dress, is Mrs. O. M. Ammons
[Members of the Fred Moore Bronze Belles, the Amicable Ammons, and the Brotherhood of the Brush]
No full textLarge group of individuals dressed in historic costume for the Denton centennial celebration. This is another pose of the members from the Fred Moore Bronze Belles, the Amicable Ammons, and the Brotherhood of the Brush. In the first row (seated in chair), second from left, is Mrs. Pauline Varner. In the middle of the first row are Mrs. Eulah Gray (dark dress) and to her left is a white dress with flowers, is Mrs. O. M. Ammons. Mrs. Alice Moore Alexander is seated in the first row, fourth person from the right, next to her husband, Marvin Alexander (next, on left)
[Members of the Fred Moore Bronze Belles and the Amicable Ammons]
No full textLarge group of women dressed in historic costume for the Denton centennial celebration. These women were members of the Fred Moore Bronze Belles and the Amicable Ammons, and represented the African American community in Denton. Seated on the floor, second from the right, is Alice Moore Alexander, and in the middle is Gladys Standifer (not wearing a bonnet). Mrs. Eula Gray, is standing, the second woman from the left, back row (below the painting). Mrs. E. S. Hodge, first row, third from the left. Mrs. O. M. Ammons, second row, fourth from left
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