330 research outputs found
Thelma Thompson
No full textPhotograph of Thelma Thompson sitting at her piano. She grew up in Welch, West Virginia, and later moved to Natural Bridge, Virginia with her family
Thelma Hall
No full textFour typescript pages by Thelma Hall Kramer of the Athens School, University of Chattanooga, Class of 1918. Thelma named her classmates with information about what each of them have done since graduation. Named classmates are Esther (E. Van Natter), Fred D. Watson, Nelle Blackburn, James Earl Milburn, Marguerite Hammer, Charles Lee Gammon, Mr. (Otho Carl?)Nichols, Mary (Miller or Thompson), Reeta (Geneva Peters), Edith (Preston Remine), Blanche (Woolsey?), Helen (Dodson?), Lillie Ross (Hornsby), Nelle Bell (Blackburn) who became a Red Cross nurse overseas, Senator Samuel (Henry?) Crockett, Mr. (George or Jessie) Johnson, and Thelma Hall herself. Student names identified from roster of 1917 catalog: http://www.archive.org/stream/catalogueofathen1917univ#page/39/mode/1u
It Had to Be You
No full textThelma Thompson plays a tune on the piano. She grew up in Welch, West Virginia, and later moved to Natural Bridge, Virginia with her family
Sunday
No full textThelma Thompson plays a tune on the piano. She grew up in Welch, West Virginia, and later moved to Natural Bridge, Virginia with her family
Bill Bailey
No full textThelma Thompson plays a tune on the piano. She grew up in Welch, West Virginia, and later moved to Natural Bridge, Virginia with her family
Dill Pickle Rag
No full textThelma Thompson plays a rag on the piano. She grew up in Welch, West Virginia, and later moved to Natural Bridge, Virginia with her family
Go Away Little Girl
No full textThelma Thompson plays a tune on the piano. She grew up in Welch, West Virginia, and later moved to Natural Bridge, Virginia with her family
Swingin in the Breeze
No full textThelma Thompson plays a tune on the piano. She grew up in Welch, West Virginia, and later moved to Natural Bridge, Virginia with her family
Thelma Flanagan
Get PDFThelma Flanagan was involved in child nutrition programs in the State of Florida from the 1930s until her death in 2001. She was a strong advocate in the national drive for professionalism in food services. She became the Florida School Food Service Director in 1943, served as school lunch consultant to the USDA, was President of the American School Food Service Association 1949-1950, served as Chairman of the Southern States Work Conference Committee, and was the author of numerous publications regarding school feeding programs.https://egrove.olemiss.edu/icn_ohistories/1130/thumbnail.jp
Alien Registration- Thompson, Thelma G. (Caribou, Aroostook County)
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