Rodgers wins April Poetry Contest with Assurance
The Poetry Society of Texas awards Glen M. Rodgers the April 1954 Monthly Contest prize for Assurance. Rodgers teaches creative writing at Lee College where his pupil Mrs Enderli, author of Faith Is a Subtle Thing, studies in his class.
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Faith and the Virgin Reward a Boy's Gift
In a dusty morning scene a boy named Jose finds a ten dollar bill blown by the wind and claims the money came from heaven. Mamacita wrestles with truth, faith, and desire as they anticipate repayment of debt and a hoped for home. An American lingers by the Holy Virgin as the tale unfolds.
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Mamacita
Toro
Marmacita
Muchachomia
Mamicita
Jose
Senor Martinez
Gamma Phi Kappa Swimming Party at Galveston Weekend
A Gamma Phi Kappa sorority group describes a Galveston weekend retreat with a Jack Tar stay, luxury rooms, a penny arcade visit, a roller coaster ride, and a late-night bridge session. The letter notes socializing, costumes, pajamas, and plans for going to college next year.
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Galveston
Gamma Phi Kappa
Treasury
Nancy Tarpy
Judy Mathis
Nancy Battle
Faustine Hobbs
Kay Cressley
Edith Pavlot
Jean Neuerberg
Margaret Robinson
Cecile Treat
Sandra Millard
Nancy
Jean
Kay
Judy
Margaret
Susie
B. L
Prayer and Dust Bind Two Hearts in a Humble Tale
A man prays to the Virgin Mary for happiness and for his wife to return, while a boy offers faith and gratitude for money received. The two share a moment of quiet hope, the dust in their eyes framing a tale of longing and waiting for reunion.
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