Married Oct 27, 1925.
She worked as a telephone operator in Montgomery, Alabama.
Opal had a wonderful sense of humor, and was a great cook.
She made a lemon pound cake for her Grand Nieces, and they always thought it was the best cake they had ever tasted.
When visiting, she gave one of her nieces the advice:
Always wear black velvet and pearls. Now remember, black velvet, and you can't go wrong.
She worked as a telephone operator in Montgomery, Alabama.
Opal had a wonderful sense of humor, and was a great cook.
She made a lemon pound cake for her Grand Nieces, and they always thought it was the best cake they had ever tasted.
When visiting, she gave one of her nieces the advice:
Always wear black velvet and pearls. Now remember, black velvet, and you can't go wrong.
Married Oct 27, 1925.
She worked as a telephone operator in Montgomery, Alabama.
Opal had a wonderful sense of humor, and was a great cook.
She made a lemon pound cake for her Grand Nieces, and they always thought it was the best cake they had ever tasted.
When visiting, she gave one of her nieces the advice:
Always wear black velvet and pearls. Now remember, black velvet, and you can't go wrong.
She worked as a telephone operator in Montgomery, Alabama.
Opal had a wonderful sense of humor, and was a great cook.
She made a lemon pound cake for her Grand Nieces, and they always thought it was the best cake they had ever tasted.
When visiting, she gave one of her nieces the advice:
Always wear black velvet and pearls. Now remember, black velvet, and you can't go wrong.
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