1928
Erdie Chandler on stairs. Written on recto: Me (Winston Salem) 1928. First family view. This is the picture which Channie sent to his pal sister Rose for her & the rest of the family to see his love, Erdie whom he had talked so much about. Written on verso: With thoughts of "five in one". one can always smile. "Ducky". This girl is crazy about me and I'm crazy about her - no kidding! Keep this and never lose it, for it is the picture [...] Erdie. In our losses to death we had been great friends, had become real pals, now inseparable in our respective griefs.
Portraits and people, African American women
Chandler Family Papers
![Erdie Chandler on stairs. Written on recto: Me (Winston Salem) 1928. First family view. This is the picture which Channie sent to his pal sister Rose for her & the rest of the family to see his love, Erdie whom he had talked so much about. Written on verso: With thoughts of "five in one". one can always smile. "Ducky". This girl is crazy about me and I'm crazy about her - no kidding! Keep this and never lose it, for it is the picture [...] Erdie. In our losses to death we had been great friends, had become real pals, now inseparable in our respective griefs.](https://radar.auctr.edu/sites/default/files/styles/enhanced_grid_small/public/externals/f38ef9d40923a095e9d942884ab34094.jpg?itok=l7QCDPax&pid=auc.104:0071&iic=true)
1921/1929
Dora M. Gloster with her class at Howe Institute in Memphis, Tennessee. Written on recto: My class at Howe Inst.
Portraits and people, African American women, African Americans--Education
Hugh M. Gloster Photograph Collection
