Sketches and antics in a Carolina field tale
A column blends sketches by John Beasley about wheat and oats observations near Albemarle with humorous tales from Marshville and Windsor streets. The piece recalls a World War II era anecdote about a farmer, a snake story, and local letters, ending with a serialized romance scene from Ex peer Catherine Cranmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Albemarle
Dobn
Monroe
Co Tiny
Zeb Gyeon
Zeb
Patel
Price
South Carolina
Tucker
Jim Winchester
The Eternal Feminine and the Power to Influence
Milton realizes the enduring pull of the eternal feminine as Beth calmly navigates jealousy and trust. Girlie Cooper, Hobart Daniels’s wife, reveals a romantic past and political ambitions, while Beth affirms faith and seeks to shape public discourse through her club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
Dot
Gilbert
Charley Mason
Dorothy
Leas
Som
Bis
India
McClure Ni
Jonepaper
Milt
Milpns
Beth
Heth
Mra. Hewitt
Baltimore
Mrs. Hewitt
Denver
Milton
Cooper
Hobart
Ilton
Miss Wharton
Pinehearst
Girlie
Mom
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Arenes Owners and Publishers
G. M. and &. F. Beasley
Q. P. Beasley
Jowrwai Building
Tefferson and
Heasley Streets
Priday, June Wey
John Beasley
Windsor Street
Ani
Wew
Brooks
Luther Huggins
Marshville
Luther
Catherine Cranmer
Kool
Babcock
Franklin Summers
Hackney
Virginia
Taylor and Canady
AR Emmerson
Monroe Hardware CO
Hayne Street