Martin Digital History

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  • Warfield Elementary School first, second, and third grades, with children numbered. Handwritten on back: 1 Iris Pollock Wall, 2 Ruth Kautz, 3 Curtis Waldron, 4 Mildred Allman, 5 James Holt, 6 John Holt, 7 Carlton McCall, 8 Lucille Waldron, 9 Kitty Allman, 10 Keith Allman, 11 Esther Kautz, 12 Edna Kautz, 13 Jennie Goode.
  • Warfield Elementary School principal Ernest Varvil (1925-2006) with child in front of car.
  • Two women seated in outdoor chairs. Handwritten on back: "Jackie Huddle and I relaxing in our yard 1958." Elsie Jacqueline Wood Huddle (1932-2017)
  • Seven young women in formal attire, one holding a bouquet and wearing a crown of flowers. Jennie Goode is the 1941 May queen of Warfield School.
  • Warfield Elementary 5th grade class, 1946-1947. Left to right (seated): Lavonne Goode, Sue Rowell, Merle Hamrick, and two unidentified students; (kneeling) an unidentified student and Billie Jean Brown; (standing) Wilda Priest, Carl Stalvey, Donna Brown, Billy Huddle, Billy Hataway, Lewis Clements, Gerald Matthews, Charles Bell, Jack Hancock, and Donald Parsons.
  • Warfield Elementary students. Identified: 1. Mildred Hasford, 2. Kitty Allman, 3. Keith Allman, 4. Artie Rowell. Others: Shirley McCulley, James Allman, Iris Pollack Wall, Dot Shiner, Mazella Elkins.
  • Two depressed looking children. Part of an exhibition at the Martin County Court House Cultural Center in Stuart, 1992. Includes portraits of migrant workers taken in Indiantown over an 18-month period.
  • Seated older couple. Man has cigar in his mouth, woman in wheelchair. Part of an exhibition at the Martin County Court House Cultural Center in Stuart, 1992. Includes portraits of migrant workers taken in Indiantown over an 18-month period.
  • Seated older woman holding a fan with an image of a bride and groom and a label "what's as simple as saying 'I do'?" Part of an exhibition at the Martin County Court House Cultural Center in Stuart, 1992. Includes portraits of migrant workers taken in Indiantown over an 18-month period.
  • Short reminiscence of stories told by Shelby Novell Lanier Sr. (1916-1994) to an unknown person in about 1992. Born in 1916, Lanier came to Florida in 1923 with his family. Father Henry Jessie Lanier (1893-1978) picked oranges for a R.H. Hull in Indiantown. Very brief details of Indiantown life.
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