Photo Booth pictures of Bill White

1929 Life Insurance Company of Virginia Receipt Book

Premium Receipt Book for the Life Insurance Company of Virgina.
Home Office - Richmond, Virginia

White Family
Weekly Premium of .68 Cents
Commencing the 24 day of June, 1929

W. M. Robbins - District Manager

Jack Daniel's Statue and Spring Post Card

Mrs. India White
117 Westbrook
Raleigh N.C., 27609

Dear Bubba,

We are having a good trip. Wish you had come -

Love,
Bill, Margaret, Andy, Peggy, Don, and Jennifer

G.W. White Raleigh Postal Credit Union Statement 1923 - 1937

No. 28 - Mr. G.W. White, Raleigh, N.C., In account with the Raleigh Postal Credit Union

This Book No. 28 Certifies that Mr. G.W. White
Address: Raleigh, N.C.

Has been duly elected a member of the Raleigh Postal Credit Union.
J.W. Howard - President
H.M. Rhodes - Treasurer

Examples of the balance sheet inside the book.

1968 Freemasonry Certification, Raleigh Consistory

Raleigh, NC Air Mail Stamp - April 1, 1931

First Flight * Air Mail * Route AM 19 * P.O.D.
Raleigh, N.C., April 1, 1931

Minnie King White's Car Wreck; October 08, 1981 in Franklinton, NC

Car a total loss, driver unhurt

"She's lucky to be alive," said engineer, E.B. Horne.

Not only is she alive - she's completely unscathed. Mrs. Minnie King White of Chavis St., Franklinton walked away unharmed from what has to be the most un-tragic car-train collision in history.

Thursday, Oct. 1, at approximately 2:35 p.m., Mrs. White was on her way home, heading west on East Mason St., when an eastbound Seaboard freight train appeared from behind an obscuring hedge. Mrs. White had the presence of mind to turn quickly to the right, according to investigating Officer Jackie Stroud, and this combined with the fact that the train was moving only at about 10 mph, probably saved her life. The act of turning the car to the right, said Stroud, prevented a head-on collision and caused the train to merely sideswipe the driver's side of the car.

Although the car, in Stroud's opinion, was a total loss, Mrs. White drove it home after the accident.

Caption: Hedge, right, hides approaching trains from drivers on East Mason St. in Franklinton. 

Postcard Collection, "The Best Accommodation I Could Find Here."

The Anchor Postcard

Bill White's childhood artwork - early 1930s

Divorces Granted Indianapolis, IN 1968

April 16, 1968
Daily Vital Statistics
Divorces Granted

Mary E. and Adolph Alexander
Deanna S. and Jack R. Baker
Ethel R. and Robert E. Baker
Dianna M. and Robert H. Caldwell
Barbara and John L. Clarke
Margaret R. and Alan D. Combs
Sharon D. and Thomas J. Cox
Joann J. and Alexander Fletcher
Ann E. and Robert V. Harper
Florence and John B. Howard
Laureen B. and Millard B. Inboden
Lacy R. and H. Stanley Jones
Jessie and Allen E. Kinkade
Cynthia and James A. Jr. Mahurin
Sandra S. and John M. Poeta
Lois A. and Colonel A. Riddle
Anne C. and Herbert R. Schulz
Jean M. and Wayne D. Secrest
Sylvia A. and Joseph E. Tether
Shirlee A. and Maven E. Turnipseed
Anna L. and Earl B. Walrond

White Family's "Pages of Ages"

These images are from Jim White's website on family history.

The earliest records for the White family come from an old book that was found by my great-uncle. He wrote in the front cover of the book about the book. "This book was found by John E. White in 1925 in a closet in the old White homestead on Rocky River.

 

Recollection, Pages of Ages

John White was born 11th, May 1770. 

Hester White, wife to John White was born May 8th, 1774

Sally White, Daughter of the above was born 11th, May 1793 (1st)

Zachariah White, was born 9th, April 1797 (2nd)
Nancy White was born 13th Nov 1798 (3rd)

 

Page 2

Elizabeth White, was born 18th April 1800

James White, was born 8th August 1801

John White, son of above was born 13th January 1802

William White was born 17th March 1804

Anna Mariah was born 7th December 1805

Page 3

Patsy White was born 2nd May 1807 (9th)

Polly Bradford White, was born 1st August 1808

Sherwood White, was born 29th August 1810 (11th)

Simeon White was born 5th April 1812 (12th)

Hannah Blake White was born 22nd, January 1814

John Brantly White was born 21st, 1816

Mary White was born November 15th, 1732

John White son of John White and Mary his wife was born May the 11th, 1770

Hester White wife to John White was born May the 8th, 1774

Philemon White son of John White and Mary his wife was born July the 8th, 1761

Jenny White daughter of John White and Mary his wife was born July the 15th, 1775

Wake County Book Mobile N&O Article

News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
Date: Unknown

New Bookmobile Here - Raleigh and Wake County's two large public libraries yesterday were displaying their two brand new bookmobiles, both of the new walk-through type. Above, the Olivia Raney Library machine, with Mrs. George W. White and Mrs. Exum Wood entering. Below, the Richard B. Harrison traveling library for Negroes, with Mrs. Mollie H. Lee, librarian, and Mrs. Inez Peebles, driver.


Raleigh Times, Raleigh, NC
Date: Monday, July 25th, 1966

Big Wheel for petite India....took 15 years to prefect driving skill.

You'd never know it was a Bookmobile

...India gives advice on how to prevent sliding books to city bookmobile driver, Mrs. Lena Dix (left)...

India White's notecard on call numbers. 

1960 Raleigh City Directory. 

 

Author: Hill Directory Company.
Volume: 1960
Subject: Raleigh (N.C.)--Directories.
Publisher: Hill Directory Co.