Vol. 22 No. 2 Winter 1990 Page 2 President’s Report 3 Curator’s Comments 4 Reawakening the CAIDC A better future for history in Camden? – 7 They Paid the Price (Officers who died in the line of duty) By Lt. Ronnie – Benson 9 Chicken Turnovers (Sure smells good in Dochia’s kitchen) 12 A Day of Magic (The Fooks family at the circus) By Leona Mashaw – 14 A Little Personal History (Coming down off Temperance Hill) By Edward – Parham 17 Battle at Poison Springs (When the came marching in) By Hellice – Gillespie Burton 21 Delicious” (Excerpts from the Pryor cookbook) By Susie “Perfectly – Pryor 26 Membership List 28 From the Pvt. Carman B. Barnett and Fluffy in Korean War – Vol. 22 No. 3 Spring 1991 Page Topic 2 President’s Report 2 Curator’s Comments 2 Contributions 3 Letters 5 A Visitor’s Guide to Camden (Our treasure chest of Civil War History) By – Sheila Yount 9 The Piscatorial Pied Piper of Camden (Mr. Jack Carnes and his fish-caller) By Robert D. Potter 11 The Queen of Quilts Mrs. Ethel Hickman is our Empress of Embroidery – 17 Glory at the Alamo (Ol’ Jess decided not to grow old in Camden) By Bob – Bowman 18 New Members 18 Memorials 20 The Laneys of Camden (A portrait of one of our leading families) 37 Taking the Tour 40 From the Attic Long Lines at Courthouse for Vehicle Registration –
Vol. 22 No. 2 Winter 1990 Page 2 President’s Report 3 Curator’s Comments 4 Reawakening the CAIDC – A better future for history in Camden? 7 They Paid the Price (Officers who died in the line of duty) – By Lt. Ronnie Benson 9 Chicken Turnovers (Sure smells good in Dochia’s kitchen) 12 A Day of Magic (The Fooks family at the circus) – By Leona Mashaw 14 A Little Personal History (Coming down off Temperance Hill) – By Edward Parham 17 Battle at Poison Springs (When the came marching in) – By Hellice Gillespie Burton 21 “Perfectly Delicious” (Excerpts from the Pryor cookbook) – By Susie Pryor 26 Membership List 28 From the – Pvt. Carman B. Barnett and Fluffy in Korean War Vol. 22 No. 3 Spring 1991 Page Topic 2 President’s Report 2 Curator’s Comments 2 Contributions 3 Letters 5 A Visitor’s Guide to Camden (Our treasure chest of Civil War History) – By Sheila Yount 9 The Piscatorial Pied Piper of Camden (Mr. Jack Carnes and his fish-caller) By Robert D. Potter 11 The Queen of Quilts – Mrs. Ethel Hickman is our Empress of Embroidery 17 Glory at the Alamo (Ol’ Jess decided not to grow old in Camden) – By Bob Bowman 18 New Members 18 Memorials 20 The Laneys of Camden (A portrait of one of our leading families) 37 Taking the Tour 40 From the Attic – Long Lines at Courthouse for Vehicle Registration
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