Mrs. Laudess James

Authors

• Debbie Ulmer

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Description

Mrs. James has lived in Savannah for 65 years. She vividly describes the city market. "They'd have Negro women there with big old baskets of cooked crab and shrimp and they'd put them on their head and walk in the streets hollering, 'Yeah Crabs! Yeah Shrimps!' going on like that."

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Publication Date

1973

Recommended Citation

Ulmer, Debbie, "Mrs. Laudess James" (1973). Happiness & Hard Times. 13.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/happiness-lane/13