Jimmie Nevener remembers when her brother’s fox terrier dog, Midnight, would follow the family over one mile to church (Trinity Episcopal). The dog would sit in the aisle during church, walk another eight blocks to family dinner at her Grandmothers to be fed at the back door, then walk home. [00:11:29]
#1: Jimmie Lee Nevener at age 1; Pine Bluff, Arkansas, 1918
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#2: Jimmie Lee (Nevener) and Jeanette Lee of Pine Bluff, who will be flower girls in the wedding of Lorene Crank and J. Turner Lloyd; 1927
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#3: Jimmie Lee (Nevener), Pine Bluff High School graduation picture, 1936
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#4: Drawing of Tallulah Bankhead by Jimmie Lee Nevener; 1932
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#5: Jimmie and John Nevener (far right) with her family: (seated) Dearma and Daddy Rob; (standing, l-r) her brother, Collier; her mother, Jimmie; and sister, Jeanette; Pine Bluff, Arkansas, 1937
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#6: Jimmie Lee and John Nevener's 50th wedding anniversary portrait, 1985
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#7: Nevener family: (clockwise from left) Ginny, Jimmie, John III, John, and Carolyn; Pine Bluff, Arkansas, 1985
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#8: New York School of Interior Design certificate awarded to Jimmie L. Nevener, January 1955
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#9: Announcement in the Weekly Vista marking the occasion of Jimmie Nevener's 100th birthday on June 5, 2017
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