Even thoughI’m from Greene County, I so enjoy your blog & all other form of documentation of the history of the African Ameicans of Wilson County.I still haven’t located your documents of Theodore”Ted” Hooker yet.He was my relative & dtill have Hooker family members in Greene County.You had mentioned Ted & your dad were friends.In addition, I was wondering if you had any information on Mrs.Eurnice Flemings of Wilson. I do not recall her maiden name & her father was a minister.She had a daughter named Gail.Mrs.Flemings taught music at South Greene High School, Snow Hill, NC for several years in the 60s.
Hi, Michelle! No posts re my uncle’s pal Ted Hooker, but I do have several re his Farmer family. My cut-off date for documents is 1949, which, I think pre-dates his radio career. I’m not familiar with Eunice Fleming. (My mother taught at North Greene in the early ‘60s.)
You do it so well too!
Thank you, Carol!
I attended St. Alphonsus School. That looks like one of our teachers – Oblate Sisters of Providence.
Great memories!
Yes, indeed!
Even thoughI’m from Greene County, I so enjoy your blog & all other form of documentation of the history of the African Ameicans of Wilson County.I still haven’t located your documents of Theodore”Ted” Hooker yet.He was my relative & dtill have Hooker family members in Greene County.You had mentioned Ted & your dad were friends.In addition, I was wondering if you had any information on Mrs.Eurnice Flemings of Wilson. I do not recall her maiden name & her father was a minister.She had a daughter named Gail.Mrs.Flemings taught music at South Greene High School, Snow Hill, NC for several years in the 60s.
Hi, Michelle! No posts re my uncle’s pal Ted Hooker, but I do have several re his Farmer family. My cut-off date for documents is 1949, which, I think pre-dates his radio career. I’m not familiar with Eunice Fleming. (My mother taught at North Greene in the early ‘60s.)