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                <text>Margie Parsons, Indiantown.&#13;
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                <text>Scan gift of Stuart Heritage Museum; donated by Floretta Bartlett.</text>
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Collections includes photographs of Jaycee-Ette activities donated to Stuart Heritage by Floretta Bartlett (1911-2004), who was the first president of the Jaycee-Ettes, and a civic leader, historian, and Martin County's first female tax collector (1962-1964). She was a very active volunteer with the Martin County Library Association and Stuart Heritage. Having married her husband Leslie Bartlett in 1929, they moved to Stuart in 1938, where he and his brother Howard opened Bartlett Brothers, a radio and television store. &#13;
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                <text>People in costumes. Floretta Bartlett, Jean Wright, Joe Crankshaw. Crankshaw (1930-2021) was a veteran, a journalist, and a historian.</text>
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