Joseph Goode and Dale Hutchens
Recorded
May 1, 2010
Archived
May 1, 2010
41:36 minutes
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Id:
ATL000309
Description
Dale Hutchins (53) interviews his uncle Joe Goode (80) about Joe’s childhood, college, and military years. They discuss Joe’s parents and Dale’s mother, Joe’s sister Betty.Subject Log / Time Code
Betty, Dale’s mom, was 15 months older than Joe and they were playmates and good friends
After graduating college in 1952, Joe joined the Special Forces in the Army. Joe went to Howard College in Birmingham which is now Samford University
Both Joe and Dale have fathers who are pastors
Joe took singing lessons
Joe and Betty loved to go to movies and musicals
Joe’s father, did not let them go to the movies or play baseball on Sundays, but they did anyway
Joe learned to drive at 15, when the newly elected governor of Alabama lowered the age. Soon after, he was in an accident on a bridge
Joe helped his dad work in a blacksmith shop
Joe was a gymnast and taught gymnastics.
In the Special Forces, Joe was on Courts and Boards and was there when a a man was sent to 5 years in prison for being a homosexual
Joe’s favorite car is is Buick Lucerne, his least favorite was his 1935 Chevrolet with no brakes
Jim Ash and John Wood encouraged him to give up law school and stay in sales, a decision Joe now regrets
Joe was a financial consultant for Bellmark Records when “Whoomp There It Is” was popular
Both Dale and Joe are members of Lamda Chi Alpha
Participants
- Joseph Goode
- Dale Hutchens
Venue / Recording Kit
Tier
Keywords
- anvil
- Bellmark Records
- Betty Goode Hutchens
- Birmingham Baptist Association
- Birmingham Baron’s
- blacksmith
- Buick
- Business Administratoin
- Chevrolet
- Economics
- Frances Lavinia Thompson
- Frank Goode
- Gambling
- Gilbert Goode
- Gone With The Wind
- Gymnastics
- Howard College
- Insurance
- Jim Ash
- John Wood
- Lawyer
- Life Insurance
- Mark Goode
- memories of growing up
- Movies
- Musicals
- Pastor
- personal experiences
- religious beliefs and practices
- Rickwood Field
- Sales
- Salesmen
- Samford University
- Saxophone
- singing lessons
- social beliefs and practices
- War and Peace
- Whoomp There is Is
- William Franklin Goode