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    Maraget Walker eventually married Lou Sutton.

    On the back of the photo, "To Miss McCall. With Best Wishes. Clara"

    This light pink/peach silk teddy is a vneck style with a ribbon like lace inset along the top edge with a small bow and flower in the middle. There is a very small scalloped edging along the tap pant

    This style and material is indicative of the 1940's.

    This style and material is indicative of the 1940's.

    This rectangular purse is a black velvet evening clutch that has extensive gold bead work on the front of the purse. The bead work is a combination of flowers and scalloped designs. The back is plain

    These men`s sleeve garters are navy with orange stitching and adjustable buckles. These came into fashion because in the early years mens dress shirts `were only manufactured with extra long sleeves.

    This is a black and white postcard of a young girl sitting on a small wire legged table. She is dressed in a sleeveless dress and a small cloche style hat and holds a bouquet of three roses in her ha

    Mrs. T. W. Baker and Mrs. Peter Jeffery

    This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Princess Elizabeth Women's institute.

    This is a black and white photo showing the front of a store belonging to Mrs. M. E. Vance. The woman in this picture is Mrs Emma Vance. The girl standing next to her is Mrs. Annie May (Vance) Davids

    A faded black and white photograph of an unidentified woman and child. They are pictured in the backyard of a home, with a large house visible in the right portion the photo. The woman is wearing a d

    Front row left: Ruth Matheson, Noreen Andress, Peggy Suddaby, Arlene Connell, Margaret Gibson, Mildred Morbin, and Nellie Horen. Second row, left: Cora Grasley, Margaret Elliot, Wanda Killins, Doroth