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| − | '''Evelyn Dolores Chappell''' | + | '''Evelyn Dolores Chappell''' (née Carrigan) was a [[Tulsa, OK]], [[fan]] active in the 1950s. She was a member of the [[Oklahoma Science Fiction Confederation]] and [[art]] [[editor]] and co-[[publisher]] of its [[clubzine]] ''[[Nite Cry]]''. She was also the [[publisher]] of the short lived [[fantasy]] [[zine]] ''[[Voila]]'', edited by [[Larry Walker]] in collaboration with the Oklahoma Science Fiction Confederation. She [[chaired]] [[Oklacon III]]. |
She married [[Don Chappell]] in 1947, and they had two girls and a boy. Don called her '''Dolores''', but she used Evelyn in their [[fanzine]]. They eventually moved to Poughkeepsee, [[New York State|NY]], and later settled in [[Tucson, AZ]]. She was born in [[Kentucky]]. | She married [[Don Chappell]] in 1947, and they had two girls and a boy. Don called her '''Dolores''', but she used Evelyn in their [[fanzine]]. They eventually moved to Poughkeepsee, [[New York State|NY]], and later settled in [[Tucson, AZ]]. She was born in [[Kentucky]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:01, 21 March 2024
(January 15, 1928 – )
Evelyn Dolores Chappell (née Carrigan) was a Tulsa, OK, fan active in the 1950s. She was a member of the Oklahoma Science Fiction Confederation and art editor and co-publisher of its clubzine Nite Cry. She was also the publisher of the short lived fantasy zine Voila, edited by Larry Walker in collaboration with the Oklahoma Science Fiction Confederation. She chaired Oklacon III.
She married Don Chappell in 1947, and they had two girls and a boy. Don called her Dolores, but she used Evelyn in their fanzine. They eventually moved to Poughkeepsee, NY, and later settled in Tucson, AZ. She was born in Kentucky.
- Nite Cry
- Voila (with Larry Walker)
| Person | 1928— |
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