Sallie MCCRACKEN Letter To Havannah Fred HONEYCUTT

Sallie MCCRACKEN Letter To Havannah Fred HONEYCUTT

Mills Home Baptist Church

Thomasville, N.C.

Roger E. WILLIAMS, Jr., Pastor

Miss Sallie MCCRACKEN, Treasurer

C. Franklin BAILEY, Clerk

5-12-61

Dear Havana

I am a little late getting this off. I had some rushing

work to do so got that off and now I am sending your record. I

think you will have no trouble when you send it to Clerk of

Court in your native county.

It was good to see you folks again. I wish you could come

to Home Coming but since you have had your vacation we

could hardly expect it.

I hope you will decide to be an attendant in your church

and be as faithful as you are in your business. I think of you

often as one of my beloved office boys. Love to you both.

Sallie MCCRACKEN (over)

(Note: Written on reverse side of sheet)

I notice your records have your name Havana. I thought I use

to put an h at the end making it Havannah.

A Multiple Service Organization Established 1885

Baptist Children's Homes

Of North Carolina, Inc.

Mills Home, Thomasville W.R. WAGONER, General Superintendent

Kennedy Home, Kinston Thomasville, North Carolina

Odum Home, Pembroke

4-12-61

Record of Havana HONEYCUTT

Taken from files in

Baptist Children's Homes

Formerly

Baptist Orphanage of North Carolina

Thomasville, N.C.

Havana HONEYCUTT born October 24, 1900 - Concord N.C.

Entered Baptist Orphanage September 3, 1910

Left Institution - 1917 - work Kennedy Home

Went to Portsmouth - 1918 - work in shipyard

Father - Adam HONEYCUTT - Dead

Mother - Hattie OVERCASH HONEYCUTT living when he entered.

The above copied from the files in the Baptist Children's Homes of N.C. by

(Miss) Sallie L. MCCRACKEN

Research Secretary

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