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	Browsing 100 item(s) in: Dorothy Dix\nClarksville Photographs\nMabel Larson Gallery\nThe All State\nAll State Test\n     Image: Title: Subject: Description: 41. Dorothy Dix, Common Sense Philosopher Dorothy Dix -- Autobiographical; Clippings; "Dorothy Dix, Common Sense Philosopher," by Harnett Kane and Ella Bentley Arthur. The Quill, A Magazine for Journalists, January 1953, pp. 6, 7, 17. 42. Dorothy Dix, Family and Friends Dorothy Dix -- Portraits; Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer; Journalists; Thirty-one family members and friends: Mrs. Trimble, Russellville, KY; Mrs. Nall, Island, KY; Mrs. Lupton, Clarksville, TN; Mrs. Sneed and David Witherspoon, Nashville, TN; Mrs. Nall, Island, KY; Mrs. 43. Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer Dorothy Dix -- Portraits; Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer; Journalists; Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer as a young woman in her early 30s with slender face and dark hair. 44. Family Photographs Dorothy Dix -- Portraits; Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer; Journalists; Family photograph of Dorothy Dix, her sister Mary Patch, (and family?) the father William Douglas Meriwether (in their later years) and eight other family members. 45. Firefly Dorothy Dix -- Kentucky -- Trenton -- Horses; Civil War; Metairie Cemetery Firefly, from the breeding stock at Woodstock, carried General Johnson in the Civil War, side view. Metairie Cemetery. 46. Firefly Dorothy Dix -- Kentucky -- Trenton -- Horses; Civil War; Metairie Cemetery Firefly, from the breeding stock at Woodstock, carried General Johnson in the Civil War, front view. Metairie Cemetery. 47. Firefly Dorothy Dix -- Kentucky -- Trenton -- Horses; Civil War; Metairie Cemetery Firefly, from the breeding stock at Woodstock, carried General Johnson in the Civil War, distant front/side view. Metairie Cemetery. 48. First Wrote Articles On Family Problems For Sunday Features Dorothy Dix -- Autobiographical; Clippings; "First Wrote Articles On Family Problems For Sunday Features - Tells of 'Cub' Days When She Gathered Vital Statistics, Did All Odd Jobs Of Reporting, Saw Editors' Duel," by Dorothy Dix. The Times-Pica 49. House on 5334 Prytania Street Dorothy Dix -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Homes; Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer; "Front of the New Orleans home - kind of both porches & they are delightful so shaded & so cool," inscription. 50. House on 6334 Prytania Street Dorothy Dix -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Homes; Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer; Interior of upstairs living room. 51. House on 6334 Prytania Street Dorothy Dix -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Homes; Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer; Side with the main entrance. 52. House on 6334 Prytania Street Dorothy Dix -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Homes; Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer; "Theres welcome on the mat for you," signed Dorothy Dix. 53. House on 6334 Prytania Street Dorothy Dix -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Homes; Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer; Side with the main entrance. 54. House on 6334 Prytania Street Dorothy Dix -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Homes; Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer; "My door is on the latch for you," signed Dorothy Dix. 55. House on 6334 Prytania Street Dorothy Dix -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Homes; Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer; Interior of upstairs living room. 56. House on 6334 Prytania Street Dorothy Dix -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Homes; Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer; Interior of upstairs living room with inscription, "Christmas greetings Dorothy Dix." 57. House on 6334 Prytania Street Dorothy Dix -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Homes; Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer; Side of house that faces Audobon Park and the Prytania Street side with the main entrance. 58. House on 6334 Prytania Street Dorothy Dix -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Homes; Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer; "My door is on the latch for you," sidned Dorothy Dix. On the back of the photograph, "Come back to us, we miss you sorely affectionately Dorothy Dix." 59. House on 6334 Prytania Street Dorothy Dix -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Homes; Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer; Interior of Dix's office, with Dix and her secretary Ella Bentely Arthur. 60. House on 6334 Prytania Street Dorothy Dix -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Homes; Elizabeth Meriwether-Gilmer; Interior of upstairs bed room with inscription, "New Orleans home-bed the one no other respectable woman slept in."
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