Married Sept 18, 1918 To Karl Wallace.
Mam-Mah, an autobiography of Camille Wallace is in the Genealogy/History room at the Coleman, Texas Library
Memorial Tribute: Mrs. Wallace was inducted as Texas Mother of the Year in 1975 by Governor Briscoe. She was a graduate of National Park Seminary, Forest Glenn, MD and active in church as an organist, soloist, moderator and bible teacher. President of United Church Women of Fort Worth 1950-1953. In DAR, she was active on local, state and national levels for fifty years serving as Regent, Treasurer, Recording Secretary, Texas State Chaplain 1973-1976 and National DAR Committees. She was an Officer of Huguenot Society. She was President of Woman's Wednesday Club which was affiliated with The Woman's Club of Fort Worth.
Mam-Mah, an autobiography of Camille Wallace is in the Genealogy/History room at the Coleman, Texas Library
Memorial Tribute: Mrs. Wallace was inducted as Texas Mother of the Year in 1975 by Governor Briscoe. She was a graduate of National Park Seminary, Forest Glenn, MD and active in church as an organist, soloist, moderator and bible teacher. President of United Church Women of Fort Worth 1950-1953. In DAR, she was active on local, state and national levels for fifty years serving as Regent, Treasurer, Recording Secretary, Texas State Chaplain 1973-1976 and National DAR Committees. She was an Officer of Huguenot Society. She was President of Woman's Wednesday Club which was affiliated with The Woman's Club of Fort Worth.
Married Sept 18, 1918 To Karl Wallace.
Mam-Mah, an autobiography of Camille Wallace is in the Genealogy/History room at the Coleman, Texas Library
Memorial Tribute: Mrs. Wallace was inducted as Texas Mother of the Year in 1975 by Governor Briscoe. She was a graduate of National Park Seminary, Forest Glenn, MD and active in church as an organist, soloist, moderator and bible teacher. President of United Church Women of Fort Worth 1950-1953. In DAR, she was active on local, state and national levels for fifty years serving as Regent, Treasurer, Recording Secretary, Texas State Chaplain 1973-1976 and National DAR Committees. She was an Officer of Huguenot Society. She was President of Woman's Wednesday Club which was affiliated with The Woman's Club of Fort Worth.
Mam-Mah, an autobiography of Camille Wallace is in the Genealogy/History room at the Coleman, Texas Library
Memorial Tribute: Mrs. Wallace was inducted as Texas Mother of the Year in 1975 by Governor Briscoe. She was a graduate of National Park Seminary, Forest Glenn, MD and active in church as an organist, soloist, moderator and bible teacher. President of United Church Women of Fort Worth 1950-1953. In DAR, she was active on local, state and national levels for fifty years serving as Regent, Treasurer, Recording Secretary, Texas State Chaplain 1973-1976 and National DAR Committees. She was an Officer of Huguenot Society. She was President of Woman's Wednesday Club which was affiliated with The Woman's Club of Fort Worth.
