Mrs. Williams a Busy Writer and Pioneer Story Teller
Kate Williams, 79, a Lee College student in Baytown, writes at home and in her studio a corner of her bedroom. A former teacher, she moved from Seattle to Baytown this year and enrolled in creative writing, aiming to publish pioneer and Indian tales for children and history texts.
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Bettina Speaks Her Own Way in Public Program
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