Thursday - Gender - "Fabric of the Past" - NEH Landmarks Grant, USC Upstate - LibGuides at University of South Carolina Upstate

Beaumont E, February 1943, p. 2

Assigned readings from Textile Town:

Chapter 6 (p. 263-279)
Additional sections related to Thursday's theme:
- Women and Children (p. 68-70)
- Women's Softball (p. 205-206)
- Rosalie Tucker (p. 236-237)
- Working Class Hero (p. 249-250)

Review sections from Inquiry Design Model as necessary.

*Beaumont E Newspaper Collection
The entirety of the WWII-era portion of the Beaumont E Collection (1942-1946) was donated in digital format by Mr. James (Jay) Adams III, the eldest son of Beaumont Mill’s wartime superintendent Mr. James (Jay) Adams, Jr. The remaining issues in the collection are held as physical copies within the archives, the bulk of which were donated by Mr. Lamar Montjoy and several other residents of Beaumont Mill Village. While not complete, the collection provides an excellent window into life in a textile mill and mill village. The University Archives is actively seeking to fill in missing issues where possible.