Billee was born Jan 5, 1906. There was an affidavit in the Notes attesting to this.

State of California
County of Riverside

To Whom It May Concern.
This is to certify that our daughter, Billee Wenona Churchill (now Mrs. Wenona Churchill Clark) was born January 5th, 1906 at 606 Kirkpatrick Street, El Dorado Springs, Cedar County, Missouri.
That Dr. Bollinger (now deceased) was the attending physician.
A neighbor, Mrs. Katherine Johannes, now residing at 612 South Kirkpatrick Street, El Dorado Springs, Missouri was also present when our daughter, Billee Wenona Churchill was born.

Dr. Bollinger
Frank Churchill drew this birth announcement when Stella was born on 5 Jan 1906. The Postcard is addressed to Bert Churchill, Parsons, KS (Franks's father)
1906 Picture referred to in the notebook above by Stella. Mary A. Peden, Billee Churchill and Georgia Estella Peden.
Written on back:  "Billie with Grandmother Peden and Grandmother Huff", August 25, 1908 (Grandmother Peden is Mary Angeline Bryant Peden and Grandmother Huff is Lillian Hutley Boyer Huff)
1909
Billee and her Mom, Georgia Estella Churchill, on the porch of their house in El Dorado Springs, Mo.	A picture of Billee and her Dad, Frank Bert Churchill. Taken on front porch of their house in El Dorado Springs, Mo.
Postcard from Grandma Huff. Dated 28 Oct. 1908. Front side says Greetings from Fletcher, Okla. Addressed to "Little Billy Churchill".	A Valentine card from Great Aunt Josephine to niece Billee. Dated 14 Feb 1907. (Josephine McNeil (Bryant) Peden - Mrs. James Thompson Peden)
Another Valentine's Day Card from Josephine to Billee. Dated 14 Feb 1912.	Billee and brother Fred on that very famous porch.
"Two Billies" Aug. 7, 1910
The Churchills 1912. Frank, Stella, daughter Billee and Grandmother Mary. In front of their house in El Dorado Springs, Mo. The car is a Chalmers Model 30. In a footnote to history, auto manufacturer Hugh Chalmers created the Chalmers Award in 1910, in which the winner of the batting title in each league in Major League Baseball won a free automobile. In the American League, the top contenders were Ty Cobb, the most hated player in the league, and Nap Lajoie, a beloved star who was having his last great season. There was a controversy surrounding the scoring of games. At the end of the season, both players were given cars and Cobb was given the award. The Chalmers Award was not brought back in 1915 mainly because the company would not allow the same player to win twice and the public simply lost interest. The winner of Chalmers Award was given a brand new Chalmers "30" roadster, and when Ty Cobb won in 1910 he already owned one of the automobiles.
Maybe about 14	Billee was quite the artist. There are dozens of drawings and water colors dating back to her youth. This one is dated 1920.
Billee Churchill and her brother Fred. Probably taken in El Dorado Springs, MO.
1923 High School Graduation	Age?
From a small red notebook: My name is Wenona Churchill My Address is ElDorado Springs Missouri Name of  my Lodge is Billy lock Number of  my Lodge is 4286 Name of Secretary is  Wenona Make of my automoble is Beuick Is number is 45K6 MO The number on my watch case is 59 The number of the works is 859682 The number of my Bank book is 5280 The number of my Telephone is 59 My Weight is 65 on March 29, 1917 and my Height 4 feet 3½ inches Size of Hat 6 7/8  Gloves 4½ Size of Hosiery  8   Collar 12½ Size of Cuffs 13  Shoes 2
	1945 Sketch made of Billee by art student

Billee graduated from El Dorado Springs High School, class of 1923.

She attended Central College (now Central Methodist College) in Fayette, Mo. Her college pictures below were from the college annual, the Ragout. She graduated in 1927. We have donated all of Billee's college days mementos to the college.
 

1924	1925	1926

In a "Do You Remeber?" column probably from the El Dorado Springs Sun:

From the Sun Aug. 4 1927:
The El Dorado public schools will open next Monday Aug 27. The following are in charge: ..... English, Winona Churchill, ....

Billee married Walter Rothwell Clark. Billee and the family called him "Clark". I found an amazing pair of letters:

June 5, 1932
Hotel Ruff, Marshall, Mo

Dearest Folks:
    I hope you are braced for something of a shock at least I suppose it will be a bit of a shock to you. Clark and I left Fayette yesterday - got Charlotte and Jimmy in Glasgow and found a Justice of the Peace. I hate to disappoint you though I really have done pretty well to wait until I am nearly twenty-seven years old, don't you think? Please try to see it my way, won't you. My job runs out the fifteenth and then we will come home and stay - maybe as long you want. I wish I could be there now, we would come down today if it wasn't so far, but it won't be very long now, anyhow.
    This is Mr. Van Arsdale's hotel - he and Jim are sitting over there now. It's awfully nice - he has fixed it up a lot.
    For you I hate to have done this but you know there's nothing at all in the sort of life I have been living. We have nothing at all but we'll get by and after all it makes little difference. I will write again real soon. I hardly realize it all myself yet. Please now don't be mad or disappointed in me or anything like that - and don't be angry with Clark either. Just realize now you have another son, instead of losing me.
    Clark sends his love and I send my love. Will write soon and you do it too.
So much love,
Billee

Dearest Billee -
    You stab me then insist on seeing the blood. I tried to spare you the gruesome details but you keep turning the knife.
    I can't write. I'll need time to try to see how I deserved to have the worship I put into building the only think I considered worth while spurned.
    Come home and maybe all together we can piece something together. We do love you and we'll be trying desperately to be fair to you both.
    Let us know when you will come and if you need us to come up for you.
    You've told us nothing of your plans. Has Clark a job and what do you hope to do?
    Love, Mom

Left to Right Fred Bert Churchill (son of Frank Bert) Betty Jane (Frank) Churchill Wenona Billee (Churchill) Clark Walter Clark Taken on the front porch of Fred and Betty's home in San Diego, CA.	Walter Rothwell Clark. There is not much information about his ancestors in the Notes. I do have one item that has the name "R.T. Clark" on it. He may have been his father. I've since found more information about his father, Rothwell Thomas Clark, and his mother, Mabel Kidd. I've put what I found in the family tree.
Stella, Billee & "Ten Ton Tillie" 1938 above written on back of photo. Printed on back: Mayco May Photo Co. Springfield, Mo. This photo was taken in San Diego, CA in front of what was the Civic Center and is now the San Diego County Administration Building. The statue was dedicated on June 10, 1939 so the date on the photo must not be correct.	Here is Billee in a relatively modern setting. Taken in 1964. At this point, Billee and Walter had moved to Prescott, AZ. Billee worked for the Veterans Administration.Walter worked for the Yavapai County Sheriff's Department. Information on Billee's Death Certificate indicates they moved to Prescott in 1950.
1970's ?  picture of Walter and Billee in front of Fred Churchill's house in San Diego, CA.	Betty Churchill and Billee, Christmas 1985

RETIRED - Mrs. Wenona Clark, chief of library services at the Prescott Veterans Administration Center, was honored by fellow employees at a farewell party marking her retirement. She completed 30 years of government service, 26 of them at the Prescott center.

Walter Clark died in 1984. From his funeral booklet:

Billee died of Alzheimer's Disease in Prescott, AZ on 23 Feb 1997. She was cremated. Her brother Fred wrote this obiturary after her death:

Wenona Billie Churchill Clark passed away Feb. 23, 1997, at the age of 91. Born to Stella and Frank Churchill in El Dorado Springs, MO. Jan 5, 1906. Graduated with Honors from Central College, Fayette, MO, in 1927. After graduation, she taught high school English and French before returning to Central College where she worked in the College Library, studied art and advanced her education. Later she was employed in library work in Springfield and St. Joseph, MO and in 1949 transfered to Whipple Hospital. Billee and her husband, Walter, were active in Prescott bridge clubs. She was an avid sports fan and her hobbies were painting, traveling and tennis. She retired from Whipple Hospital as Chief Medical Librarian on 7/31/75 after 30 years of government service. Billee is survived by her brother, Fred B. Churchill and wife Betty in San Diego, CA where private services will be held with her ashes scattered at sea.