An American War Dads card that belonged to Philip Shehdan, son of Beshara Shehdan. Philip enlisted in the Coast Guard in 1945, as soon as he turned 18 and graduated from high school.
Edward "Pop Charlie" R. Habit Jr.'s placement on the roster of death provided by Chowan County. He was killed in action at 18 years of age in the Invasion of Normandy, France, during World War II.
A photograph labeled "grandfather in his store." Presumably it depicts Sam Parker in his department store, likely called either the Parker Department Store or the Farris-Parker Department Store at this time. He stands in front of a board labeled…
Fannie Johns Moses with two granddaughters, Janet Moses (upper) and Jerri Rae Barnes (lower) on the steps, circa the 1940s. This is a copy of item Moses2019072.
Left to right: Sally Moses Barnes, her daughter Jerri Rae Barnes, Lucile Romey, Helen Moses Bishop, and Fannie Johns Moses all standing by or seated on a car, circa late 1940s. This photo is similar to Moses2019093.
Left to right: Sally Moses Barnes, her daughter Jerri Rae Barnes, Lucile Romey, Helen Moses Bishop, and Fannie Johns Moses all standing by or seated on a car, circa late 1940s. This photo is similar to Moses2019088.
Two men in uniform, an unidentified woman, and Helen Moses (second from right), standing in front of the 608 N. Alachua St. House in Lake City, Florida, circa 1940s.
Drum majorettes and a band parading on N. Marion St. in Lake City, Florida, circa 1940s. Helen Moses Bishop is circled. The Hotel Blanche is in the background.
Philip Moses reading a copy of the Lake City Reporter newspaper in Southern Germany. A sign behind him says 30 kilometers to Heilbronn and 86 to Stuttgart.
A photo of the Mokarzel sisters as young women, standing outside in front of some trees. Left to right: Rose Mokarzel, Alice Mokarzel, Mary Mokarzel, unidentified man, Lila Mokarzel, and Yemna Mokarzel. (Folder 2-1-5-3)
