Maddox Cassette 1 Side 1
Media
Part of Interview: Maddox, Lou Ida
Title
Maddox Cassette 1 Side 1
Source
Lou Ida Maddox Interview
Date
1990-07-06
Description
Cassette 1
Side 1
00:15--Vennie Deas-Moore begins the interview by explaining aspects of the proposed Black Heritage exhibit and her interest in artifacts, asks about the family bible, and how many children Mrs. Maddox had.
8:05--Marriage--Mrs. Maddox states that she was married at home on December 28, 1930. Snow covered the ground; she describes the scene.
10:40--Mrs. Maddox talks about having children and making clothes for them, states her denomination as Baptist, and talks briefly about the Order of the Eastern Star (she has been a member since the 1950's).
18:55--Mrs. Maddox names her nine children and again discusses issues regarding the family bible.
29:08--She recalls "Turnouts," which were annual meetings that Freemason's and members of the Eastern Star would attend.
31:51--Audio ends.
Side 1
00:15--Vennie Deas-Moore begins the interview by explaining aspects of the proposed Black Heritage exhibit and her interest in artifacts, asks about the family bible, and how many children Mrs. Maddox had.
8:05--Marriage--Mrs. Maddox states that she was married at home on December 28, 1930. Snow covered the ground; she describes the scene.
10:40--Mrs. Maddox talks about having children and making clothes for them, states her denomination as Baptist, and talks briefly about the Order of the Eastern Star (she has been a member since the 1950's).
18:55--Mrs. Maddox names her nine children and again discusses issues regarding the family bible.
29:08--She recalls "Turnouts," which were annual meetings that Freemason's and members of the Eastern Star would attend.
31:51--Audio ends.
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