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| Renell Ratcliff Brooks at the
foyer of the Wilkinson Church. |
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Dempsey Ange and sister Pat,
c. early 1950s. |
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| Mitchell Whitley and Kitty
Carawan in the yard of Doc's Wilkinson Station home. Early 50s. |
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Same deal. |
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| Melvin Whitley, Mitchell's
brother, baby picture c. 1955. |
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Kitty and Sheila Varron. |
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| Sheila Varron, baby picture. |
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Dand and Kitty at Doc's
Wilkinson Station home, early 1950s. |
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| Dad, Doc, and Alma in
Washington DC in the early 1950s...Kitty states she was "lost" when
this picture was taken. |
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Labelled "Geneva Mooney",
Kitty says this may be Tolan's Dept. store in Belhaven. Not quite
certain of any of it though. |
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| Luke Waters in front of the
Waters home, early 1950s. The bridge across the ditch is not
something a lot of people will remember. |
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Gus Ange and grandson Lloyd
A. Ange, at the back of the house where the yellow house was built, c.
1953. |
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| Jimmy Evans, son of Raymond
Evans, who was son of Bettie Carawan Evans. |
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Sonja Evans, Jimmy's
sister. I think that's the yellow house in the background which
may make these early 60s pictures. |
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| A teacher at Pantego school
in the 50s. Kitty identified him as either a Mr. Whooten or a Mr.
Martin; Teeny says his name was Jenkins. |
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George BonDurant, one of the
founders of Roanoke Bible College in Elizabeth City. |
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| Identified by Kitty as Beth
BonDurant, daughter of George above. However, Beth says it's not
her, she thinks it's Argie Lee Payne, a student at Roanoke at the time. |
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Same yard as before.
Maybe this is Beth? Then again maybe not...she did not say. |
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| Above:
A little background on these two shots. To the left is obviously Roanoke Bible College in
Elizabeth City, a college that some of the Wilkinson Station people
held dear to their hearts and helped support financially, including my
own reletives. My father went there briefly. Lloyd and Teeny opined that these two buildings were the same building, only from a different angle, and it certainly looks that way until you notice slight differences (for example, the window panes are not the same. The definative answer came from Beth BonDurant herself, in an email to me 14 Oct 2004: "<>#58 (to the right above) is the back of the George BonDurant house, my home in Elizabeth City. I recognized it immediately. It is next door to the house <>pictured from the front in #59 (to the left above), which RBC named "Wilkinson Hall" inhonor of Pattie A. Wilkinson. I'm not sure who the children are in 58 <>and 59, but I expect they are some of the Christian service campers we had on campus each summer." These pics were probably taken around 1953. |
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| A Baptism in the river, mid
50s. |
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Shirley Waters, the daughter
of Charles and Olise, Graduates. Taken from her yard, that's
Doc's home in the background. |
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| At the David Waters home in
Williamston: Alma in the kitchen. |
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At the David Waters home in
Williamston: Doc in the den with the Williamston Enterprise. |
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| At David
Waters Home in Williamston. From left: John Benson, Gary
Benson, Sidney Ange Whitley, Melvin Whitley, Gus Ange, and Mitchell
Whitley. |
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At David Waters home in
Williamston. Something of a blurry pic but it's Alma, Lee, David,
and Doc. |
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| Waters home
in Williamston: Alma, Lee, and David |
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