This portrait of Sequoyah was painted while he was in Washington assisting with a new treaty. The chart he holds was important in creating the written language for the Cherokee.

Felix Brady shared his class photo at Andrews Elementary with me, and he thought it was the fifth grade. Shown are (all from left to right) two kneeling in front, Dean Pate West and Truman Arwood. In the front row are: Margaret Neal, Ann Ray, Mary Ruth Webb, Elsie Nelson, Sue Wells, Faye Martin, Eloise Truett, Doris McConnell, Hillary Horn, Hillary Waldroup, Blanche Pullium, Winnie Anderson, Lorene Wright. Second row: teacher Pop Osborn, Truett, Aus Brady, Herbert Horn, Lizzie Russell, Homer Creasman, Irene

Putting back my Cheetos for more deer corn and bird seed is worth it.