fooshee造句

• In June 1927, Fooshee married Annie Linda Atkins of Union Station in Dallas.
• Marion Fooshee was Francis Marion and Margaret Christine ( Fresenius ) Fooshee's only child.
• Marion Fooshee was Francis Marion and Margaret Christine ( Fresenius ) Fooshee's only child.
• In Dallas, Fooshee and Cheek solidified their reputation for designing large homes for the very wealthy.
• Fooshee continued in his architectural practice until he suffered a heart attack and died on 4 January 1956.
• Fooshee is credited with designing the Grand Court Tourisst Lodge in 1931 and a Magnolia Service Station in Dallas.
• Designed by architect Marion Fresenius Fooshee, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on 9 January 1997.
• Fooshee spent the remainder of his youth there and attended Bryan High School, but did not go to college.
• They hired American architects Marion Fresenius Fooshee and James B . Cheek to design the center, which opened in 1931.
• In 1911, Marion Fooshee was hired by H . B . Thompson to help design eclectic homes for the Dallas elite.
• James B . Cheek, who Fooshee met in Thompson's office around 1914, joined Fooshee's practice soon after.
• James B . Cheek, who Fooshee met in Thompson's office around 1914, joined Fooshee's practice soon after.
• They typically worked independently on their residential commissions; Fooshee is credited with 3606 Cornell in Highland Park ( ca . 1923 ).
• At the outbreak of World War I, Fooshee entered officers'training camp and was sent to the Bethlehem Ship Yards in Navy.
• They also built apartment buildings and duplexes, including much of the 4400 block of Westway in Dallas, where both Fooshee and Cheek lived.
• In 1920, Fooshee was appointed architect for the Dallas Park Board, and the firm's practice expanded into civic and commercial structures.
• Fooshee and Cheek was one of eleven architectural firms involved in the construction and design of the Hall of State at the Texas Centennial Exposition in Fair Park.
• Fooshee was a tall Southern gentleman who was friendly and easygoing & mdash; his demeanor fitted Thompson's clientele very well, and several projects, including the palatial Orville Throp residence in Highland Park, 4908 Lakeside, built 1915, are generally credited to Thompson and Fooshee.
• Fooshee was a tall Southern gentleman who was friendly and easygoing & mdash; his demeanor fitted Thompson's clientele very well, and several projects, including the palatial Orville Throp residence in Highland Park, 4908 Lakeside, built 1915, are generally credited to Thompson and Fooshee.