The Bennetts of Alhambra
This photo card might be pushing into the 60s, it just has that look. The card is pink and features three boys in ornament shapes. The family was Marion and Walter, Scott, Jim and Jerry Bennett.
The Bennetts of Alhambra
This photo card might be pushing into the 60s, it just has that look. The card is pink and features three boys in ornament shapes. The family was Marion and Walter, Scott, Jim and Jerry Bennett.
The Hans kids
You may not recognize them, but the older two children in this photo are the same two who were posed at the piano the other day. The family has expanded by one and we now know their last name – The Hans. Judy previously played the piano while Jimmy is now called Jim, and little Harry has joined the clan.
Giddy-up!
Merry Christmas Happy New Year from The Mullins. A nice note was on the back.
The younger generation
Yes, these are the “younger generation” Mullins. Sure makes us feel old when we see how big they re getting. We moved to the country last summer and are very happy about tit. The children have their pets, I (Maurene) have peace & quiet – and all Jay has is a long ride to work & back. He’s still doing construction work – working on a power house right now.
Do you ever hear anything from any of the old Navy gang? Write.
Sincerely, The Mullins
Now, hold still kiddies
A girl and boy sit on a carpet covered with gigantic leaves. Greetings from our house to your house says the card, and it was signed Joe, Bette, Barbie and Stevie.
Carols at the piano
Two sweet children at the piano, with little Judy playing a chord. The card was addressed To Aunt Agie and Uncle Jan. The beautiful penmanship reveals the family who set it was Evelyn and Harry, Judy and Jimmy.
The back side reveals a note:
Please do us a favor
Dear All –
Merry Christmas! I’m sending Vera and Dirk’s card in care of you as we couldn’t remember how to spell their last name. I hope they don’t mind.
With love,
Evelyn and Harry
Who Were They? 