Volume 26, Number 1
Viola Swearingen Springer and daughters Naomi (left) and Lula.
Photo by J.W. Arnett, circa 1900.
Published by the
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
Cecil H. Underwood, Governor
Department of Arts, Culture and History
Renay Conlin, Commissioner
John Lilly, Editor
Sheila McEntee
Production Assistant
Cornelia Crews Alexander
Circulation Manager
Anne H. Crozier
Designer
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Spring 2000
3 Letters from Readers
- 5 GOLDENSEAL Goodbyes
- 6 Current Programs, Events,
Publications
- 10 Celebrating West Virginia Women
- By Sheila McEntee
- 12 "Lovingly, Mama":
- The Letters of Viola S. Springer
- By Barbara Smith
- 17 My Memories
of Logan:
- More Than Feudin' and Fightin'
- By Elizabeth Thurmond Witschey
- 22 Elizabeth Witschey Today
- By Sheila McEntee
- 23 A Country Girl Comes Home:
- A Visit with Olive Workman Persinger
- By Donna McGuire Tanner
- 28 "Able
Courage":
- The Monumental Sallie Maxwell Bennett
- By L. Wayne Sheets
- 34 How I Came to the Thorn Street
Diner
- By Georgia Gordon Bryant
- 39 The Fiddlining Pheasants of
Fairmont
- By Torie Knight
- 44 Blacksville
Pottery:
- Local Hands and Native Clay
- By John Lilly
- 52 Our Lady of the Pines
- The Small Church with a Big Heart
- By Carl E. Feather
- 53 Smaller Than the Smallest
- By Carl E. Feather
- 58 A Pattern to Life:
- Folk Dancers Rush and Ruby Butcher
- Interview by John Lilly
- 66 1999 Liars
Contest
- 68 Vandalia
Faces
- By Michael Keller
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