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Throwback Thursday at AUMC. As always...comments and shares are wanted and welcome as well as info on when / where photo was taken. If you have any old AUCM photos you'd like to share for Throwback Thursday, we'd love to see them. Email media@arapaho-umc.org.
It's Throwback Thursday! Students are seen on campus in 1988! Photo courtesy of Radford University Archives.
This was at the entrance of the Oklahoma Bombing Memorial. I really wanted a deep depth of field so you can get the feeling of being there whenever everything is clear and sharp.
Join us on Thursdays at he 2nd Floor at the Downtown Chattanooga Public Library for Throwback Thursday. We take something old, mix it with something new, and KABOOM! Awesome.
Happy Throwback Thursday...Pumpkin Patch Edition. This blast from the past showcases some children who are still very active at AUMC. It is such a blessing to be able to watch our kids grow and mature over the years. As always, spread the love by sharing and tagging the photo.
Exactly a year ago, me and my mum left the country for a few days to pay a visit to the beautiful city of London. We had the most amazing time. Here we were at The Sherlock Holmes Museum.
Happy "Triple" Throwback Thursday. Today, thanks to Margie Phipps, we've got our hands on the AUMC millennium addition membership directory.
Throwback Thursday at AUMC. Anyone know the date of this one? Share in comments if you do. AUMC's 50th anniversary is in 2016. If you are interested in assisting our historians with this important historical celebration, contact the church office. If you have any old AUCM photos you'd like to share for Throwback Thursday, we'd love to see them. Email media @ arapaho-umc.org.
My family found this gas station that still used old gas pumps off the interstate while on a college road trip. Somewhere near East Carolina University,
"Who says good guys have to wear white hats?" asks this 1978 TC Yearbook. "Aggies and rodeo-ers are a readily recognizable group on campus."
My project for the throw back thursday Challenge at My creative time blog. Mailbox Made with the Love Struck cricut cartridge,cherries are from the nifty fiftys cart, and the hearts are from the Plantin schoolbook cart.
Alexandra Diamos met DeGrazia at the UA when the young student was planting olive trees on campus by day and leading the DeGrazia band at night. Her father, Fox Theater owner Nicholas Diamos, consented to the marriage with the promise that DeGrazia finish his BA degree. The couple had three children but divorced in 1946. Happy Throwback Thursday!