“What’s your hurry?” my grandmother, Hattie Dorman, asked every day when our visit was about to end. Page 1.
“Every child in Myrtle early was introduced to two institutions the people loved: church . . .
. . . and school.” Page 2.
“What’s your hurry?” my grandmother, Hattie Dorman, asked every day when our visit was about to end. Page 1.
“Every child in Myrtle early was introduced to two institutions the people loved: church . . .
. . . and school.” Page 2.
just ordered the book….looking forward to reading it. I’m sure I can glean from this story.
Donny,
I love your story on my Daddy King Callicutt. He was always great at making up stories to tell. When I was very young Mama asked me to go to porch and see what Daddy and Uncle Plez were doing. I returned and told her they were telling “Texas tales”. That was the truth also!!