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Friendship Album, 1933: Episode 14

In Episode 14, Emmeline imagines her life as a famous quilt columnist and plays matchmaker for Florence. I’m aware that people have mixed feelings about her, but I love writing …

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Friendship Album, 1933: Episode 10

In Episode 10, Eula dreams of going back to the farm, Dorothy worries about about her family, and a reformed Emmeline auditions her latest quilting column with the Bee. This …

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Friendship Album, 1933: Episode 9

Last week I traveled to Atlanta to give a presentation to the East Cobb Quilters’ Guild. It was a great trip, though I I saw my life flash before my …

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Friendship Album, 1933: Episode 7

 Now a thing of the past, women’s pages appeared in newspapers across the country for much of the 20th century. These early Style sections featured articles about society happenings, …

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What was it like to live in the 1930s? To keep a home, make quilts, raise children, work, and worry? Friendship Album, 1933, the book I’m currently writing and reading …

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    Thank you, Frances. I so enjoy your writing and continuing to get the know the women (and men) of Milton…

  2. Susan Riley on Railroad Crossing: Bess, 1923: A Christmas StoryDecember 22, 2021

    Thank you for our auditory treat. Thank you for a little bit of history about lights on the Christmas tree…

  3. Nonnie on Railroad Crossing: Bess, 1923: A Christmas StoryDecember 21, 2021

    Frances, I really enjoyed this episode of your continuing story. I listened while I did some Christmas sewing. Actually I…

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    I haven’t listened yet, but I am thrilled to see something new from you, Frances!!! I can’t TELL you how…

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    I listened to your story early this morning - Christmas Day while working on hand piecing a quilt. Wouldn’t you…

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