Published in the Stuart News (16 June 1955) with the caption "R. Reynolds, president of the Martin County GOP Club, welcomes Francis A. Adams at the club's Flag Day program at Stuart Civic Center Park Tuesday afternoon. Adams was principal speaker on the history of our flag and what it means to all of us."
A man in military uniform presents a pin or another military decoration to Capt. F. A. Adams. Two other men stand watching beside them and a U. S. flag hangs on the wall behind them all.
Two women, including Jemima Chappelka, on dock holding a large bouquet, surrounded by men in military uniforms. Handwritten on back: "Wreath for Admiral Kidd killed at Pearl Harbor, brother of Mrs. Art Chappelka."
Two women sit and a man stands next to a United Kingdom flag on display. The flag flies from a flagpole mounted on a boat or floating platform, with a waterway visible behind it. The woman seated on the left is Edythe Willoughby.
