Faye, a biography
"The Great American Depression hardly affected us at all because we was already poor; and all of my family’s money was kept in a well hidden jar, not in no bank!"
From the memories of Mrs. Eunie Mae Stiggers, Gray the fourth child in a family of fourteen children comes a unique look inside an African American, Texas, sharecropper family. This book tells of a simpler time, before radio and television, automobiles or refrigerators, when neighbors came together to go to church, preserve seasonal fruits and vegetables, and share stories of the day on the front porch, a time when children grew up rich in nature, and natural things.
From the memories of Mrs. Eunie Mae Stiggers, Gray the fourth child in a family of fourteen children comes a unique look inside an African American, Texas, sharecropper family. This book tells of a simpler time, before radio and television, automobiles or refrigerators, when neighbors came together to go to church, preserve seasonal fruits and vegetables, and share stories of the day on the front porch, a time when children grew up rich in nature, and natural things.