Eunice Margaret Chenoweth was the beautiful daughter, and sixth child of seven born to Jeff William Chenoweth and Melvia Willie Hensley Chenoweth in Healing Springs, Arkansas.
Eunice Margaret had five sister and one brother ~ Reba Estell (Hamilton), Edgar Mike, Fern, Grace Johnie (Leach), Lillian Lucille (Holland), Clide Maxine (Owens Martin). Eunice Margaret was the Granddaughter of John King and Margaret Jane St. John Chenoweth, and Baxter and Mary Elizabeth Tate Hensley.
Eunice Margaret Chenoweth and Rufus Franklin Bolin were united in marriage March 30, 1938. They were blessed with four children ~ Clifton, Bradley, Dexter and Patricia.
Eunice and Rufus owned and operated a Commerical Beef Cow herd on their farm between Highfill and Healing Springs, Arkansas. Aunt Eunice was a very pretty women, nearly always wore high heel shoes, as my sister Judy would say, she would hold her head high and felt good about herself. I remember how she love pickin' up walnuts in the fall, and love growin' strawberries in the summer. We always had Easter supper at Aunt Eunice's house. Every Sunday afternoon all the Chenoweth kids would visit their Mommy and Daddy, (pawpaw and granny) I remember it so well....all the women would be sittin' around the livin' room tellin' about all the events that had happened during the week and the men would be out in the yard or sittin' on the front porch catchin' up on things, those are such Sweet Memories. Aunt Eunice love talkin' about gettin' in the old farm truck with Clifton and goin' to check on the cattle. Aunt Eunice was such a hard worker. Later on Rufus and Eunice bought a nice farm in Springdale, Arkansas but also kept the farm where they had work so hard and spent all their married life on. Aunt Eunice's heart wasn't in leavin' the farm she had raised her children on and all the memories that were there but sometimes life is like a river it flows in different directions, life holds many changes. Aunt Eunice passed away suddenly at her home in Springdale, Arkansas October 18, 1993 from heart failure, she was 75 years old. Eunice Margaret and Rufus Franklin Bolin had been married 55 years and almost seven months.
Aunt Eunice was a member of the Rocky Comfort Church.
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Eunice Margaret had five sister and one brother ~ Reba Estell (Hamilton), Edgar Mike, Fern, Grace Johnie (Leach), Lillian Lucille (Holland), Clide Maxine (Owens Martin). Eunice Margaret was the Granddaughter of John King and Margaret Jane St. John Chenoweth, and Baxter and Mary Elizabeth Tate Hensley.
Eunice Margaret Chenoweth and Rufus Franklin Bolin were united in marriage March 30, 1938. They were blessed with four children ~ Clifton, Bradley, Dexter and Patricia.
Eunice and Rufus owned and operated a Commerical Beef Cow herd on their farm between Highfill and Healing Springs, Arkansas. Aunt Eunice was a very pretty women, nearly always wore high heel shoes, as my sister Judy would say, she would hold her head high and felt good about herself. I remember how she love pickin' up walnuts in the fall, and love growin' strawberries in the summer. We always had Easter supper at Aunt Eunice's house. Every Sunday afternoon all the Chenoweth kids would visit their Mommy and Daddy, (pawpaw and granny) I remember it so well....all the women would be sittin' around the livin' room tellin' about all the events that had happened during the week and the men would be out in the yard or sittin' on the front porch catchin' up on things, those are such Sweet Memories. Aunt Eunice love talkin' about gettin' in the old farm truck with Clifton and goin' to check on the cattle. Aunt Eunice was such a hard worker. Later on Rufus and Eunice bought a nice farm in Springdale, Arkansas but also kept the farm where they had work so hard and spent all their married life on. Aunt Eunice's heart wasn't in leavin' the farm she had raised her children on and all the memories that were there but sometimes life is like a river it flows in different directions, life holds many changes. Aunt Eunice passed away suddenly at her home in Springdale, Arkansas October 18, 1993 from heart failure, she was 75 years old. Eunice Margaret and Rufus Franklin Bolin had been married 55 years and almost seven months.
Aunt Eunice was a member of the Rocky Comfort Church.
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╚═╩═╩═╩Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ ….*´¨♥
Eunice Margaret Chenoweth was the beautiful daughter, and sixth child of seven born to Jeff William Chenoweth and Melvia Willie Hensley Chenoweth in Healing Springs, Arkansas.
Eunice Margaret had five sister and one brother ~ Reba Estell (Hamilton), Edgar Mike, Fern, Grace Johnie (Leach), Lillian Lucille (Holland), Clide Maxine (Owens Martin). Eunice Margaret was the Granddaughter of John King and Margaret Jane St. John Chenoweth, and Baxter and Mary Elizabeth Tate Hensley.
Eunice Margaret Chenoweth and Rufus Franklin Bolin were united in marriage March 30, 1938. They were blessed with four children ~ Clifton, Bradley, Dexter and Patricia.
Eunice and Rufus owned and operated a Commerical Beef Cow herd on their farm between Highfill and Healing Springs, Arkansas. Aunt Eunice was a very pretty women, nearly always wore high heel shoes, as my sister Judy would say, she would hold her head high and felt good about herself. I remember how she love pickin' up walnuts in the fall, and love growin' strawberries in the summer. We always had Easter supper at Aunt Eunice's house. Every Sunday afternoon all the Chenoweth kids would visit their Mommy and Daddy, (pawpaw and granny) I remember it so well....all the women would be sittin' around the livin' room tellin' about all the events that had happened during the week and the men would be out in the yard or sittin' on the front porch catchin' up on things, those are such Sweet Memories. Aunt Eunice love talkin' about gettin' in the old farm truck with Clifton and goin' to check on the cattle. Aunt Eunice was such a hard worker. Later on Rufus and Eunice bought a nice farm in Springdale, Arkansas but also kept the farm where they had work so hard and spent all their married life on. Aunt Eunice's heart wasn't in leavin' the farm she had raised her children on and all the memories that were there but sometimes life is like a river it flows in different directions, life holds many changes. Aunt Eunice passed away suddenly at her home in Springdale, Arkansas October 18, 1993 from heart failure, she was 75 years old. Eunice Margaret and Rufus Franklin Bolin had been married 55 years and almost seven months.
Aunt Eunice was a member of the Rocky Comfort Church.
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║║╔═╦╦╦═╗ •.¸¸.•´¯'•.♥
║╚╣║║║║╩╣ ♪♫•.¸¸
╚═╩═╩═╩Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ ….*´¨♥
Eunice Margaret had five sister and one brother ~ Reba Estell (Hamilton), Edgar Mike, Fern, Grace Johnie (Leach), Lillian Lucille (Holland), Clide Maxine (Owens Martin). Eunice Margaret was the Granddaughter of John King and Margaret Jane St. John Chenoweth, and Baxter and Mary Elizabeth Tate Hensley.
Eunice Margaret Chenoweth and Rufus Franklin Bolin were united in marriage March 30, 1938. They were blessed with four children ~ Clifton, Bradley, Dexter and Patricia.
Eunice and Rufus owned and operated a Commerical Beef Cow herd on their farm between Highfill and Healing Springs, Arkansas. Aunt Eunice was a very pretty women, nearly always wore high heel shoes, as my sister Judy would say, she would hold her head high and felt good about herself. I remember how she love pickin' up walnuts in the fall, and love growin' strawberries in the summer. We always had Easter supper at Aunt Eunice's house. Every Sunday afternoon all the Chenoweth kids would visit their Mommy and Daddy, (pawpaw and granny) I remember it so well....all the women would be sittin' around the livin' room tellin' about all the events that had happened during the week and the men would be out in the yard or sittin' on the front porch catchin' up on things, those are such Sweet Memories. Aunt Eunice love talkin' about gettin' in the old farm truck with Clifton and goin' to check on the cattle. Aunt Eunice was such a hard worker. Later on Rufus and Eunice bought a nice farm in Springdale, Arkansas but also kept the farm where they had work so hard and spent all their married life on. Aunt Eunice's heart wasn't in leavin' the farm she had raised her children on and all the memories that were there but sometimes life is like a river it flows in different directions, life holds many changes. Aunt Eunice passed away suddenly at her home in Springdale, Arkansas October 18, 1993 from heart failure, she was 75 years old. Eunice Margaret and Rufus Franklin Bolin had been married 55 years and almost seven months.
Aunt Eunice was a member of the Rocky Comfort Church.
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║╚╣║║║║╩╣ ♪♫•.¸¸
╚═╩═╩═╩Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ ….*´¨♥
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Loving Mother * Married March 30, 1938 * Devoted Father
