Until retiring in 2003 at the age of 90, Lottie worked at home as bookkeeper and office manager for family business interests in commercial real estate, farming, timber, and oil and gas in Gregg and Reeves Counties. She was a member of the Shakespeare Club, the Captain William Young Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (serving as local regent and at the state level), the Longview Study Club, and the Longview Garden Club. An avid historian and genealogist, Lottie was the chief compiler of two books on her husband's McWhorter and Henderson ancestry. She also compiled a book on her Childress ancestry. Among many other duties in which she served enthusiastically at First Presbyterian Church, she was historian for many years.
Until retiring in 2003 at the age of 90, Lottie worked at home as bookkeeper and office manager for family business interests in commercial real estate, farming, timber, and oil and gas in Gregg and Reeves Counties. She was a member of the Shakespeare Club, the Captain William Young Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (serving as local regent and at the state level), the Longview Study Club, and the Longview Garden Club. An avid historian and genealogist, Lottie was the chief compiler of two books on her husband's McWhorter and Henderson ancestry. She also compiled a book on her Childress ancestry. Among many other duties in which she served enthusiastically at First Presbyterian Church, she was historian for many years.
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