Biography of Hettie NICHOLS, Scott Co, Arkansas

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Contributed by Delaine Edwards.
Aug 6 1999

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	The material transcribed below is from a special edition of the 
Scott County Advertiser newspaper of 3 April 1991, entitled "A Salute to 
Scott County Citizens 90 Years and Over." The interviews were done as
part of a celebration of the Bank of Waldron's 90th anniversary. They are
arranged alphabetically for presentation here. Pictures were included 
with these short biographies.

NICHOLS, Hettie: Hettie Nichols was born April 18, 1901 in Polk County,
Arkansas to Thomas Jefferson and Ethel Comilla Watts. She was one of six
children. She was raised in Scott County and she attended school at Parks
and Boles. In 1914 she married Virgle Nichols, and they had three sons,
Leon of Waldron, Jeff of Springdale, and Ray of Mansfield. She is a member
of the Nazarene [Church] where she was very active, did a lot of gardening,
raising flowers, quilting, and playing a "French Harp." She was admitted
to Pinewood in 1977.