"On a quiet Sunday morning I slipped away from home and married Jefferson Davis Pace. I was sixteen years old. Papa and Mama were very upset because I was so young.
We lived in Claiborne Parrish and farmed several years. We moved to Springhill where J.D. worked at the International Paper mill. I worked at the Army Ammunition plant near Minden several years.
After retiring we moved to Calhoun where I now live near my daughter Ann. I enjoy church work, sewing my children, grandchildren and great grandchildren."
We lived in Claiborne Parrish and farmed several years. We moved to Springhill where J.D. worked at the International Paper mill. I worked at the Army Ammunition plant near Minden several years.
After retiring we moved to Calhoun where I now live near my daughter Ann. I enjoy church work, sewing my children, grandchildren and great grandchildren."
"On a quiet Sunday morning I slipped away from home and married Jefferson Davis Pace. I was sixteen years old. Papa and Mama were very upset because I was so young.
We lived in Claiborne Parrish and farmed several years. We moved to Springhill where J.D. worked at the International Paper mill. I worked at the Army Ammunition plant near Minden several years.
After retiring we moved to Calhoun where I now live near my daughter Ann. I enjoy church work, sewing my children, grandchildren and great grandchildren."
We lived in Claiborne Parrish and farmed several years. We moved to Springhill where J.D. worked at the International Paper mill. I worked at the Army Ammunition plant near Minden several years.
After retiring we moved to Calhoun where I now live near my daughter Ann. I enjoy church work, sewing my children, grandchildren and great grandchildren."
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