Old-timers who made good, Los Angeles, 1940s

Item Overview

Title

Old-timers who made good, Los Angeles, 1940s

Language

No linguistic content

Collection

Walter L. Gordon, Jr./William C. Beverly, Jr. Collection

Notes

Summary

Juanita Goodloe was the wife of Dr. William A. Goodloe. She was an ex-chorus girl with Ethel Sissle Gordon, Walter L. Gordon, Jr.'s wife.
Maude Broady was the wife of Earl C. Broady
Ouida Williams was the wife of attorney David W. Williams, who became the first African American judge west of the Mississippi.
Jefferson D. Fowler was a physician and surgeon.

Description

All information concerning the content and description of the image was provided by Walter Gordon.
Jefferson Fowler is in the first row, 1st from the left. Maude Broady is also in the first row, 3rd from the left. Her husband, Earl Broady (in light-colored suit), is 3rd from the right in the first row. Ouida Williams (in light-colored hat) is 1st from the right in the second row. Juanita Goodloe (2nd from the right) is standing next to Ouida Williams. Although Dorothea Towles' name is handwritten on the image, she does not appear to be in the photo.
Earl C. Brody was an attorney, and then a Superior Court Judge of the State of California.

Physical Description

Extent

1 photograph : b&w

Keywords

Genre

Black-and-white photographs

Names

Broady, Earl C., 1904-1992
Broady, Maude Mead, 1905-1964
Williams, Ouida
Fowler, Jefferson D. (Jefferson Davis), 1898-1969
Goodloe, Juanita Anne Jones, 1915-2016

Location

California--Los Angeles

Resource type

still image

Subjects

Entertainment
Lifestyle
Culture