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ark:/16417/th77gs8dwrj27E. S. Dabney, president of the Lexington Board of Commerce, is shown presenting a silver pitcher to Henry Hettel for his "meritorious and distinguished service" as Stopover president.
Item 1.13-223.02
E. S. Dabney, president of the Lexington Board of Commerce, is shown presenting a silver pitcher to Henry Hettel for his "meritorious and distinguished service" as Stopover president.
ark:/16417/th71h8z4xzt9kLexington Stopover Station takes down its flag after 40 months of service. Shot of H. M. Wright, left, a volunteer Stopover worker, and Dr. C. E. True, vice president of the Stopover organization lowering the flag. The Lexington Stopover Station, provided hospitality to thousands of men and women of the American and Allied armed forces, closed its doors January 31, 1946.
Item 1.13-223.01
Lexington Stopover Station takes down its flag after 40 months of service. Shot of H. M. Wright, left, a volunteer Stopover worker, and Dr. C. E. True, vice president of the Stopover organization lowering the flag. The Lexington Stopover Station, provided hospitality to thousands of men and women of the American and Allied armed forces, closed its doors January 31, 1946.
ark:/16417/th719hr4jrkv1Outdoor dance, date unknown, next to Cropper's Laundry, 137 North Limestone Avenue
Item 1.13-223.03
Outdoor dance, date unknown, next to Cropper's Laundry, 137 North Limestone Avenue