14, 2004 Bev: This is Beverly Newton. And today is July 9th, 2004. We are in the Lancaster County Historical Society Conference Room, and I would like to thank Mr Peters for coming in today. Can you tell me a little about your background, before you went into the military? I understand you were from

uncertainty of what was spoken Lefever: March 15th , 2007. I’m Carole LeFever and I’m at the home of Ms. Hazel Jackson, a long-time friend, and this is something I’ve wanted to do for a long time myself—have this conversation about your history, coming to Lancaster, starting maybe even where you came from

. L: Senior! Oh, messin’ up again already! You know what? I’m gonna stop. Okay, today is the 17th of… P: October. L: October, and uh— P: We’re in the home of Nelson Polite Senior, I live at 540 North Street, Lancaster Pennsylvania. L a n c a s t e r H i s t o r y �L: Okay. And I’m interviewing today

of the, the Skipper girls from Mount Joy Pennsylvania. Hahahaha. L a n c a s t e r H i s t o r y �L: So that’s how you ended up in Mount Joy! B: Yeah, haha. And I— L: You followed one of the Skipper girls, haha. B: That was in, we got married in the summer between my junior and senior year. And then

Transcriber: Miles Shugar [] indicates uncertainty of what was spoken Ruby Wilkerson (W): Ruby M May Wilkerson. Carole Lefever (L): And where were you born, Mrs. Ruby? W: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. L: Oh I was from Harrisburg most of my life as well! And you came to Lancaster about when? W: 19…I forget the