Trav Wallace, of Dallas, and Eddie H. Dyer of Fort Worth of the Optimist Club

Creator

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Identifier

20031509

Description

Trav Wallace, left, of Dallas, and Eddie H. Dyer of Fort Worth of the Optimist Club.Two men in a room with a desk and framed photos and print documents on the wall. They are shaking hands above a lectern that has the image of shaking hands over a seal and the words "Dallas - Ft. Worth" embossed on the front. The lectern is placed on a horizontal map case. Wallace is in a dark pin-striped suit with a light striped dress shirt and a dark tie with diagonal stripes. Dyer is wearing a gray herringbone suit with a handkerchief in his breast pocket and a vest over a light plaid dress shirt and a check patterned tie. Clipping:"Inspiration to Dallas!Altogether at variance with the supposed bitter rivalry between the two cities, President Trav Wallace, left, of Dallas, and President Eddie H. Dyer, of Fort Worth, are shown with hands clasped above a rostrum which the Dallas Optimist Club gave the club here. Wallace, in presenting the gift, told how the friendship of its mother club, Fort Worth, had been an inspiration to the Dallas unit."Stamped: Star-Telegram. Morn. Nov. 8, 1943

Archival Date

1943-11-06

Collection Name

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection

Collection Number

AR406-6-295

Original Format

Negatives, Black & White

File Format

JPG

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Subjects

Suits (Clothng); herringbone; Wallace, Trav; Dyer, Eddie H.; Optomist Clubs; Optomists; City rivalries