The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 156

rTa? 1 vui: A 4 It 1 1 5. I I Above: A family portrait taken about 1914 outside the frame house on the Lincoln Institute campus at Simpsonville, when Dr. James Bond, Julian Bond's grandfather, was on the institute staff. Between him and Mrs. Bond sits the educator's mother, Jane, great-grandmother of Julian Horace Mann Bond, Julian's father, is seated on the grass, at right.

The others, from left, are Gilbert, Max, Tom, Lucy, Mrs. Bond's sister, Mamie, who became a doctor, and James. Right: Julian Bond's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mann Bond, on their wedding day in October 1930 in Nashville, he taught at Fisk University.

nil I rf II 0 generation, Gilbert, son of Thomas Moore Bond. Standing are Mrs. Ruth Bond Donahue and her husband (fifth from left), of Cincinnati; Mrs. Thomas Moore Bond; George Clement (an in-law); Mrs. Fred Bond, Detroit; Mrs.

Dallas Bond Tinsley; Mrs. Fred Bond, Nashville; Mrs. Gilbert Bond, Chicago; Max James Bond Tinsley; Mrs. Ruth Clement Bond, Washington, D.C., wife of Dr. J.

Max Bond; Mrs. Horace Mann Bond, Atlanta; her daughter, Mrs. Jane Bond Moore, California, and her son, Julian Bond, Atlanta, holding one of his sister's children. The adults live in Louisville, except where other cities are noted. The Bonds, gathered in Louisville in 1967 for the funeral of Thomas Bond who had been a national supervising officer of the USO.

In the foreground, kneeling, the youngest Bonds; in the second row, seated, from left, are Thomas Moore Bond and Horace James Bond, sons of Mrs. Thomas Bond who is seated between them and another son, Fred, of Nashville, holding his daughter, Karen; next are four members of the senior generation of Bonds today, Gilbert Bond, Chicago; Mrs. Lucy BondTinsley; Dr. J. Max Bond, Washington, D.C.; Dr.

Horace Mann Bond, Atlanta, and another of the youngest SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1972 13.