Married first Earnest Howard Sloan 12/Jun/1913 at Fulton Co., AR.
Married Emory J. Stoker before the 1920 census.
Married Thomas Maxey McCaleb 28/Jan/1928 at Greenville, MS.
Daughter of William Rogers and Eva Williams.
Opal worked in a photography studio in Mississippi from 1925 to 1926.
She married Dr Thomas Maxey McCall [sic], who was a dentist. They moved to Memphis, where Opal was active in all the women's social groups. She was president of the garden club from 1944 to 1945. She opened a dog kennel, raising and showing wire haired terriers for many years.
Opal was interested in music and could play any instrument.
Married Emory J. Stoker before the 1920 census.
Married Thomas Maxey McCaleb 28/Jan/1928 at Greenville, MS.
Daughter of William Rogers and Eva Williams.
Opal worked in a photography studio in Mississippi from 1925 to 1926.
She married Dr Thomas Maxey McCall [sic], who was a dentist. They moved to Memphis, where Opal was active in all the women's social groups. She was president of the garden club from 1944 to 1945. She opened a dog kennel, raising and showing wire haired terriers for many years.
Opal was interested in music and could play any instrument.
Married first Earnest Howard Sloan 12/Jun/1913 at Fulton Co., AR.
Married Emory J. Stoker before the 1920 census.
Married Thomas Maxey McCaleb 28/Jan/1928 at Greenville, MS.
Daughter of William Rogers and Eva Williams.
Opal worked in a photography studio in Mississippi from 1925 to 1926.
She married Dr Thomas Maxey McCall [sic], who was a dentist. They moved to Memphis, where Opal was active in all the women's social groups. She was president of the garden club from 1944 to 1945. She opened a dog kennel, raising and showing wire haired terriers for many years.
Opal was interested in music and could play any instrument.
Married Emory J. Stoker before the 1920 census.
Married Thomas Maxey McCaleb 28/Jan/1928 at Greenville, MS.
Daughter of William Rogers and Eva Williams.
Opal worked in a photography studio in Mississippi from 1925 to 1926.
She married Dr Thomas Maxey McCall [sic], who was a dentist. They moved to Memphis, where Opal was active in all the women's social groups. She was president of the garden club from 1944 to 1945. She opened a dog kennel, raising and showing wire haired terriers for many years.
Opal was interested in music and could play any instrument.
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