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  • Published in the Stuart News (23 Oct 1958, p. 19) with the caption: "Retiring postmaster honored last Thursday night at the Lighthouse Restaurant by members of the Stuart Post Office staff." Back row, left to right: Robert Batterman, Richard Fisher, Robert West, George Magos, Fred Arnold, and John Van Hees. Front row: new Postmaster Joe Penrod, Berta Stuart, the retiring postmaster Ralph Hartman Sr., Gertrude Minnehan, Gilbert Bouse.
  • Published in the Stuart News (2 June 1949, p. 7) with the caption: "This is the Stuart Brownie Troop 8 posed in front of its weekly meeting place, the Stuart Presbyterian Church. The girls include (left to right, kneeling) Berry Lee Whiticar, Laura Kay Whiticar, Elizabeth Keller, Gloria Cabre, Susan Hall, Gill Johnson, and Mary Berry; (standing) Phyllis Pence, Judy Mallon, Gail Randolph, Cheryl McClaskey, Jo Marie Ashley, Jacqueline Coleman, Nancy Crandall, Sandra Dehon, Joanna Mann, Patsy Carter, Bocelia Donaldson, Mary Margaret French, Kay King, Judy Ruhnke, and Mary Lyons. The leaders are Mrs. Velma Mallon (left) and Mrs. Arthur M. Dehon."
  • Published in the Stuart News (2 June 1949, p. 7) with the caption: "Mrs. Arthur M. Dehon, leader of the Stuart Brownies, shows Jacqueline Coleman how the square knot is tied at a meeting of the troop at the Presbyterian Church. Watching the demonstration are (left to right) Elizabeth Keller, Phyllis Pence, Judy Ruhnke, Gloria Cabre, and Nancy Crandall."
  • Football team, April 1939, possibly the Stuart High School team. Coach J. Fred Evans in center.
  • Stuart High "Tigers," for season 1938-1939. Published in the 1939 Stuart High yearbook, the Spinnaker. Coach J. Fred Evans in center.
  • Members of Stuart High School class of 1941, 51st anniversary reunion, 11 July 1992. Front row (sitting), left to right: Illo Garrison, Marjorie Mahan, Reba Moore, Mabel Blasko, Helen Savage. Standing: Ralph Hartman, Ransom Tilton, Milton Davis, Earl Ricou.
  • Women standing behind a table with cakes. Left to right: Jean Parker Crankshaw, Cecia Mae Greene, Dorothy Anderson (behind), Alice Gilson, Helen Cyerks, two unidentified.
  • Large audience of mostly women. Exhibit of empty refrigerators along back wall with sign for Hall's Electric Service. Published in the Stuart News (15 Nov 1951) with the caption: "The highly popular cooking school, officially dubbed 'the electric appliance exposition and cooking demonstrations,' will be presented again in Stuart Nov. 28 and 29, the sponsoring Florida Power and Light Company here announce this week. The school will be held at Stuart Civic Center from 3-4:30pm on Nov. 28 and 3-4:30pm on Nov. 29. Mrs. Lottie Pierce and Mrs. Jeannie Farrell, both of the West Palm Beach FP&L office, will be in charge. Six local appliance dealers will display their wares. There will be no admission charges, all food that the two leaders prepare will be given away and there will be a series of door prizes, it was announced. Above are two scenes from last year's school here. At left, the crowd watches as (at right) one of the demonstrators pulls a neat roast from the oven."
  • Junior and Brownie girl scouts surround a table with boxes of cookies.
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