Ralph Powledge Lyle
Ralph Powledge
Lyle
WW1 Selective Service
Card
Stripling School ~ 1902 ~ Carrollton GA ~ Ralph P. Lyle front row 2d from left. LYLE, Ralph Powledge, Jan 18, 1893 - July 3, 1936; husband of Leslie Denney Lyle, son of Enoch Silas & Sally Powledge Lyle. Brother of Florence Lyle McPherson and Lena Lyle Shackleford. Ralph and Leslie were married 1930 in Roanoak AL. Leslie died in 1931. They had no children.
Source: Robert F. Bonner
The girl standing in the back row , far left, is Mary Walker. She later married Hugh Jackson. The boy standing in the back row , forth from right ( bushy hair) is Otha Franklin Walker. The two boy's seated in the second row center with coats and ties are , left to right, Will Chappell and Wesley Walker. The boy seated second row, far left is Alvin Walker. The girl standing in the back row, third from left is Idalla Walker. The Walkers were children of Singleton and Emily Virginia Rogers Walker. Larkin L.(Fate) Walker was the oldest child. Fate Walker's home is on Roopville Rd. across the road from the present BP station. Winnie Walker Akin Taylor owns the old home place. The house was built in 1909. Alvin Walker's home (rock house) was where the BP station is today. Source: Sam Pyle
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Great
War
of
life
upon
them
Each
one
with
courage
blessed
Forged
with
all
their
power
Each
one
gave
their
best
Fought
with
pride
and
honor
Their
sign
of
victory
Traces
of
their
valor
Within
life's
history
Never
are
forgotten
Those
who
fought
Big
War
Each
one
a
great
reminder
Of
freedom
on
our
shores
Look
to
them
with
honor
Their
passion
was
to
win
Soldiers
of
the
First
World
War
Each
one
of
them
life's
kin
Pride
within
our
bounty
That
traces
through
the
years
Determination
honored
So
powerfully
revered
Here's
to
all
the
Doughboys
That
fought
with
all
their
might
To
pave
the
way
for
others
Freedom's
hearts
unite.
~
Francine
Pucillo
~
Šused
with
permission,
May
22,
2002
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