Mabel Frazier and William Henry Armstrong were married in Lamar, Barton County, Missouri, on August 9, 1922.
In addition to being a caterer for 40 years, Mabel was employed in various positions in food services, including Grimes Cafe, St. Mary's Covnent, and the State Hospital, as well as working as a cook at Cottey College for 29 years. Because there were other ladies working at Cottey College whose names were also Mabel, she was nicknamed Armie, as a shortened version of her last name, Armstrong.
After the death of Mr. Armstrong, Mabel married Walter Thompson, who died in 1975.
She was a member of the Dunnegan Grove Christian Church before becoming a member of the First Christian Church of Nevada. She was a charter member of the First Baptist Church Telephone Bible Study.
In addition to being a caterer for 40 years, Mabel was employed in various positions in food services, including Grimes Cafe, St. Mary's Covnent, and the State Hospital, as well as working as a cook at Cottey College for 29 years. Because there were other ladies working at Cottey College whose names were also Mabel, she was nicknamed Armie, as a shortened version of her last name, Armstrong.
After the death of Mr. Armstrong, Mabel married Walter Thompson, who died in 1975.
She was a member of the Dunnegan Grove Christian Church before becoming a member of the First Christian Church of Nevada. She was a charter member of the First Baptist Church Telephone Bible Study.
Mabel Frazier and William Henry Armstrong were married in Lamar, Barton County, Missouri, on August 9, 1922.
In addition to being a caterer for 40 years, Mabel was employed in various positions in food services, including Grimes Cafe, St. Mary's Covnent, and the State Hospital, as well as working as a cook at Cottey College for 29 years. Because there were other ladies working at Cottey College whose names were also Mabel, she was nicknamed Armie, as a shortened version of her last name, Armstrong.
After the death of Mr. Armstrong, Mabel married Walter Thompson, who died in 1975.
She was a member of the Dunnegan Grove Christian Church before becoming a member of the First Christian Church of Nevada. She was a charter member of the First Baptist Church Telephone Bible Study.
In addition to being a caterer for 40 years, Mabel was employed in various positions in food services, including Grimes Cafe, St. Mary's Covnent, and the State Hospital, as well as working as a cook at Cottey College for 29 years. Because there were other ladies working at Cottey College whose names were also Mabel, she was nicknamed Armie, as a shortened version of her last name, Armstrong.
After the death of Mr. Armstrong, Mabel married Walter Thompson, who died in 1975.
She was a member of the Dunnegan Grove Christian Church before becoming a member of the First Christian Church of Nevada. She was a charter member of the First Baptist Church Telephone Bible Study.
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