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The Wind Blew East Jesse Stuart MOM, I don't want to stay with Uncle Egbert and Aunt Viddie," I said. "I'd rather not go to school if I have to stay with 'em." "It's the only chance we have...

CATALOGUE GIRL (May 1944)

Catalogue Girl Jesse Stuart T WOULD do my heart good," I thought, "to beat Millie Spens at her own game. Not a girl on Lost Creek has a chance of getting a beau with Millie Spens around." I...

POEM FOR MY DAUGHTER (October 1943)

Poem For My Daughter Jesse Stuart I This life that we created stirs in dreams Tonight while floods of cold November rains Charge down these rugged slopes in roaring streams, And rain drops...

LAND GRABBING AND UNCLE MEL (September 1943)

September 17, 1943 THE COMMONWEAL 533 Land Grabbing and Uncle Mel By Jesse Stuart WE HAD just moved onto the first farm we had...

The Man Thought He Could Act (May 1943)

May 28, 1943 THE COMMONWEAL 141 The Man Thought He Could Act By Jesse Stuart " EPHRINA, don't marry Ophie Tacket," I warned. "If...

SHADOWS AT DUSK (August 1943)

Shadows at Dusk It is not too easy wherever you...

A CLOSE SHAVE (May 1943)

b14 THE COMMONWEAL March 12, 1943 In Mexico and Guatemala and in many parts ably free of ethnocentrism. It must lead...

WEEP NO MORE MY LADY (December 1942)

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SPRING VICTORY (November 1942)

Spring Victory By Jesse Stuart (, DON'T know what to do," Mom said. "This snow has been on the ground since...

SYLVANIA IS DEAD (October 1942)

Sylvania Is Dead By Jesse Stuart < < T'S TOO BAD about Sylvania," Bert you I" Bert said as he stood and looked...

STANDING THE TEST (August 1942)

up a little hill where the big board timber grew. I followed behind him carrying all the tools. As we ripped the first big white oak down, Lin had to stop to rest five times. While I trimmed the...

SHE KEPT HER DISTANCE (October 1941)

She Kept Her Distance By Jesse Stuart "L OMMIE WILBURN is a funny woman," Effie Pratt said. "I've never done a thing to her in my life. She always looked a hole through me every time I saw her....

TWO (August 1941)

Two Kentucky fable of brain over brawn. By Jesse Stuart "A DGER BLEVINS, I'd like to keep you A all summer," Dave Porter said. He puffed a homemade cigar and looked at me with his soft...

CHAPTER FROM A LAST NOVEL (March 1941)

Chapter from a Last Novel By Jesse Stuart THE CAR stopped at the corner of the street. A man stepped from the car. He was a well-dressed prosperous looking man with a cigar in his mouth. He stood...

Corn Will Shoot Stalwart (verse) (July 1936)

Corn Will Shoot Stalwart Corn will shoot stalwart to the floating skies. Corn will grow where these pioneer trees have stood And we shall look at it with eager eyes And say new ground gave it...

Stuart, John McHugh

Stubbs, Madelon

Stuber, Stanley I.

Sturao, Luigi

Sturges, Rachel

Sturges, Walter Knight

Sturso, Luigi

Sturuo, Luigi

Sturzo, Don Luigi

Sturzo, Lmgi

Sturzo, Luigi

Stuttaford, Genevieve