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Leta Joy Culp, born at home on October 18, 1932 in Lamesa, was the daughter of Ethel Strickland and Bonnie Culp, who along with her younger brother, Ronnie, preceded her in death.
Joy married Hal Boyd on May 16, 1951 in Lamesa and they were together for 63 years before his passing in 2014.
Joy was a star basketball player in Sparenburg, in Lamesa for the Golden Tornadoes where she graduated from high school, and for a short while at McMurry College in Abilene. She was a member of 48 Delphians, Eastern Star and modeled for Collins’ Department Store in Lamesa.
Her banking career began in 1952 working as a bookkeeper for 1st National Bank which continued at Lamesa National Bank, concluding her career there as Vice President in 1974 when they moved to Big Spring. She ended her banking career while working for State National Bank as Vice President totaling her lending experience to about 40 years.
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Evanston Now
And history center has a plan to keep from having it forgotten.
While 2020 is a year many of us may want to forget, a time capsule is being assembled to make sure it will always be remembered.
“Capturing History, Evanston 2020” is a project of the Evanston History Center. Community residents are being asked to donate memorabilia for a trunk-sized time capsule, which will be opened in January 2031.
Masks (laundered, of course), photos, schoolwork (done remotely, no doubt) and political and social justice signs are among the potential items the Center is looking for.
While some time capsules are not opened for a half-century or more, Eden Juron Pearlman, the center’s executive director, says the ten-year time frame for this capsule was deliberate.