Beth I. Chandler and Beth A. Warren at airport. Written on recto: First trip to see Grandma Atlanta Airport. Written on verso: Beth Angela Warren, Beth L. Chandler.
Subject
Portraits and people, African American women, Campus life
Group photograph of Teacher's Associate Conference. Written on verso: Mr. Chandler with Dr. [G]oster was a Hampton prof.- the groups were assembled for an English Conference at A.U. the two ladies were local faculty people.
Subject
Portraits and people, African American universities and colleges, Buildings and grounds, African American men, African American women
Aunt Mabel's Party. Written on verso: Hostesses at a party given for "Aunt Mabel" on her visit in 1959. Our children called her "aunt" because of close ties to me through the years. Back row standing - Miss Vivian Beaven (Now Mrs. Norton), Mrs. Lucia Bacote, Mrs. Vivian Beaven, Miss Sadie Gray (Killed last summer), Mrs. Benjamin May, Erdie L. Wade Chandler.
Beth I. Chandler and group of unidentified women sitting around a table at a Baby Shower celebration. Written on verso: Beth I. Chandler Warren [?] Shower.
Beth Angela Warren being held by aunt in front of roses outside. Written on verso: July 4, 1967 age 9 1/2 mos. Auntie [Anne] and I decided to pose in front of the pretty roses grandma planted before I was born.
Subject
Portraits and people, African American children, African American women
Beth Angela Warren with dog Gigi. Written on verso: Gigi- Beth's & [T]ed's wedding gift to daddy and mother. Always accompanied me on visits to them. As the Atlanta veterinarian said that such poodles would grieve themselves if separated from their owners. He arranged airplane service for me both ways. As a gift to Beth Angela came we gave Gigi's son [Fricque] now a real member of the Peaks Island Home and still remembers me whenever I [?] before he greets any other guests who come.
Subject
Portraits and people, African American women, Interior decoration, Pets
Beth I. Chandler and unidentified woman holding Beth A. Chandler on a patio. Written on verso: Beth Angela poses in the arms of a close family friend (at 9 1/2 mo.). Mother Beth - born with an unbalanced glandular condition - had not yet returned to her normal weight. Written on recto: Beth A. first visit to grandma. Grandmother's back yard in June.
Subject
Portraits and people, African American women, African American children
Group photo of birthday party with Coretta Scott King, Bunny King, and unidentified members of birthday celebration. Written on verso: A visit with the M.L. King Family.
Subject
Portraits and people, African American women, African American men
B.L. Chandler and Beth Chandler at the wedding of Beth A. Chandler and Theodore John Warren, Jr. Written on verso: Daughter and father of the wedding ceremony.
Subject
Portraits and people, African American men, African American women, Special events
![Group photograph of Teacher's Associate Conference. Written on verso: Mr. Chandler with Dr. [G]oster was a Hampton prof.- the groups were assembled for an English Conference at A.U. the two ladies were local faculty people.](https://radar.auctr.edu/sites/default/files/styles/list_card_image/public/externals/11d4b2ea4549f71c70e64b7d6a20fa0c.jpg?itok=FcgmfKAq&pid=auc.104:0128&iic=true)
![Beth I. Chandler and group of unidentified women sitting around a table at a Baby Shower celebration. Written on verso: Beth I. Chandler Warren [?] Shower.](https://radar.auctr.edu/sites/default/files/styles/list_card_image/public/externals/25949c9163d442da86950df17b6cc3dd.jpg?itok=8CPFSBRl&pid=auc.104:0121&iic=true)
![Beth Angela Warren being held by aunt in front of roses outside. Written on verso: July 4, 1967 age 9 1/2 mos. Auntie [Anne] and I decided to pose in front of the pretty roses grandma planted before I was born.](https://radar.auctr.edu/sites/default/files/styles/list_card_image/public/externals/6c17207ca3f28dd538e479848642a552.jpg?itok=cKnj1L16&pid=auc.104:0077&iic=true)
![Beth Angela Warren with dog Gigi. Written on verso: Gigi- Beth's & [T]ed's wedding gift to daddy and mother. Always accompanied me on visits to them. As the Atlanta veterinarian said that such poodles would grieve themselves if separated from their owners. He arranged airplane service for me both ways. As a gift to Beth Angela came we gave Gigi's son [Fricque] now a real member of the Peaks Island Home and still remembers me whenever I [?] before he greets any other guests who come.](https://radar.auctr.edu/sites/default/files/styles/list_card_image/public/externals/467cb7625dad508808a2c1ab2939cee7.jpg?itok=Vqyc7KxP&pid=auc.104:0078&iic=true)
