Photographic print of Eunice Jackson and an unidentified woman and man

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A black-and-white photograph of two (2) women and one (1) man. All three are looking out of frame to the proper left. Both Eunice Jackson, at proper left, and Mamie Marina at center, are dressed in dark-colored jackets and knee-length skirts, light-colored blouses, and dark-colored cloche hats. Both hold purses in their left hands. Mamie has a fur stole draped over her left arm. Otis Marina stands at proper right, wearing a dark-colored 3-piece suit with a light-colored shirt and tie and a brimmed hat. In the background on the proper right side of this photograph there is a large, dark-colored urn. On the back of the photograph, the names of the women and man are handwritten: [Eunice/ Mamie/ Otis].

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