When Eunice Katheryne Adams was born on February 24, 1915, in Colorado, her father, Robert Hunter (or Harris) Adams, was 24, and her mother, Ruth Elizabeth Hysell, was 21 years old. Eunice lived in Oakdale, CA, during the 1920s and 1930s and graduated from Oakdale High School in 1933. Eunice may have been married four times, first to William Arthur Noland in San Francisco in 1942. They were divorced in Reno in February 1945. Then in September 1945, and using her maiden name, Eunice Adams purchased a small café called the Mildelberar Inn, on West J Street in Oakdale. That venture did not last long, however, as she sold it just a few months later in December. Just before she sold her café, Eunice would marry divorcé Alfred "Buzzy" Thomsen/Thompson (1907-1972) on November 25 in Manteca, about 20 miles west of Oakdale! Then, the 1950 Federal Census apparently shows divorcée Eunice married to divorcé Herbert Goodwin (1912-?), living in Ceres, about 20 miles south of Manteca, and working as a waitress. Later, she was either a widow or divorcée when she married Everett Williams (1916-1978). Eunice Katheryne (Adams) Noland Thompson Goodwin Williams died on February 17, 1985 in Modesto, CA. She was 69 years old.
When Eunice Katheryne Adams was born on February 24, 1915, in Colorado, her father, Robert Hunter (or Harris) Adams, was 24, and her mother, Ruth Elizabeth Hysell, was 21 years old. Eunice lived in Oakdale, CA, during the 1920s and 1930s and graduated from Oakdale High School in 1933. Eunice may have been married four times, first to William Arthur Noland in San Francisco in 1942. They were divorced in Reno in February 1945. Then in September 1945, and using her maiden name, Eunice Adams purchased a small café called the Mildelberar Inn, on West J Street in Oakdale. That venture did not last long, however, as she sold it just a few months later in December. Just before she sold her café, Eunice would marry divorcé Alfred "Buzzy" Thomsen/Thompson (1907-1972) on November 25 in Manteca, about 20 miles west of Oakdale! Then, the 1950 Federal Census apparently shows divorcée Eunice married to divorcé Herbert Goodwin (1912-?), living in Ceres, about 20 miles south of Manteca, and working as a waitress. Later, she was either a widow or divorcée when she married Everett Williams (1916-1978). Eunice Katheryne (Adams) Noland Thompson Goodwin Williams died on February 17, 1985 in Modesto, CA. She was 69 years old.
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