Betty Hemphill-Hammond

Background

Hemphill-Hammond, Betty was born on March 22, 1911 in Guthrie, Oklahoma, United States. Daughter of Rolla Kellogg and Bertha Louise Ferrier.

Education

Student, Kansas University, 1930—1931. Student, College William and Mary, 1935. Student, Midland College.

Career

Teacher Clay Center, Kansas, 1928—1930, 1934—1936, Merrimac, Oklahoma, 1932—1933. Director Youth Art Contest, Tekamah, Nebraska, 1942—1965, Milk Technologist Federal Milk Market, Chicago, 1943—1945. Production assistant Weekly Newspaper Tekamah, 1936—1965.

Secretary Wyoming Veterans Affairs Commission, 1975—1988. Chairman Securing Government and State Grants for State Veterans, Cemetery, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, 1946—1958, Volunteer local library and museum, chaplain Wyoming Silver-Haired Legis, 1985—1986.

Achievements

• Betty Hemphill-Hammond has been listed as a noteworthy teacher, civic worker by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Legion Auxiliary (regional vice president, national historian 1947), Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary (past president), Daus. of Nile, Eastern Star, Alpha Gamma Delta. Club: Laramie Woman"s (president 1977).

Interests

• Art; fishing; bridge, handcrafts. China painting.

Connections

Married Frederic Hemphill Hemphill-Hammond, May 23, 1936 (deceased 1978). 1 child Patricia Steinke. Married Russell I. Hammond, September 1, 1984.

Father:

Rolla Kellogg

Mother:

Bertha Louise Ferrier

Spouse:

Frederic Hemphill Hemphill-Hammond

Spouse:

Russell I. Hammond

child:

Patricia Steinke Hemphill-Hammond