Frances was a bookeeper at Dixie Supply in Atlanta GA.
She was the sister of my Aunt Fannie Andrews. I remember meeting Frances in 1950 as a child. We were at an extended family outing in Jacksonville Beach. I called her Frances the Talking Mule (From the TV show.) She explained to me that Francis was the spelling for a male. I liked her because she was cheerful and bright. I only remember meeting her that one time.
She was the sister of my Aunt Fannie Andrews. I remember meeting Frances in 1950 as a child. We were at an extended family outing in Jacksonville Beach. I called her Frances the Talking Mule (From the TV show.) She explained to me that Francis was the spelling for a male. I liked her because she was cheerful and bright. I only remember meeting her that one time.
Frances was a bookeeper at Dixie Supply in Atlanta GA.
She was the sister of my Aunt Fannie Andrews. I remember meeting Frances in 1950 as a child. We were at an extended family outing in Jacksonville Beach. I called her Frances the Talking Mule (From the TV show.) She explained to me that Francis was the spelling for a male. I liked her because she was cheerful and bright. I only remember meeting her that one time.
She was the sister of my Aunt Fannie Andrews. I remember meeting Frances in 1950 as a child. We were at an extended family outing in Jacksonville Beach. I called her Frances the Talking Mule (From the TV show.) She explained to me that Francis was the spelling for a male. I liked her because she was cheerful and bright. I only remember meeting her that one time.
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