Where Goodfellows do best work

Creator

Preview

Identifier

20047298

Description

Where the Star-Telegram Goodfellows do its best work is among such children as these, according to members of the Business and Professional Women's Club which will conduct the third annual Goodfellows Ball with Joe Sudy's orchestra at Hotel Texas next Monday. Mrs. Jessie Stotts (left) and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Murphy, are pictured with two children to whom a Merry Christmas means a visit from the Goodfellows. The picture was made in the dwelling built of scrap lumber with boarded windows which this boy and girl call home. Photograph of two women and one young male and young female child. They are in the kitchen of a home. The table is covered with used dishes. The young female child is accepting a biscuit from one of the women. The women are well dressed wearing fur coats and stoles, gloves, and hats. Published Fort Worth Star-Telegram Evening Edition November 21, 1940. .

Archival Date

1940-11-13

Collection Name

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection

Collection Number

AR406-6-1280

Original Format

Negatives, Black & White

File Format

JPG

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Subjects

Goodfellows Fund; Poverty; Economic & Social Conditions; Charity; Business and Professional Women's Club; Stotts, Jessie (Mrs.); Murphy, Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.); Fur garments; Dishes; Houses; Sudy, Joe