[Buffer] worked for the (Gravette) Shelling Plant in 1948, saying ‘it was best thing that happened to Gravette. All the money that was made here was spent in Gravette’ [00:01:57]
#1: Wedding photo of Xollie and Delbert Buffer, Bentonville, Arkansas; November 10, 1953
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#2: Delbert and Xollie Buffer, Gunpowder factory in Sunflower, Kansas
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#3: Xollie and Delbert Buffer (center) at their 60th wedding anniversary celebration with their children, grandchildren, and great-grand children, Decatur, Arkansas; November 2014
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#4: Xollie and Delbert Buffer (center); carriage and horses used in Gravette Day and Christmas Parades; Buffer home, December 2014
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