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Butcher a Hog

Butcher a Hog. Shelling Corn. Mule. Millhouse. Hitching Post. Pie Supper.

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Butcher a Hog

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  1. Butcher a Hog

  2. Shelling Corn

  3. Mule

  4. Millhouse

  5. Hitching Post

  6. Pie Supper The schoolhouse was used on Sundays for church.  In the late fall, a pie supper would be held there.  Ladies would bake a pie and wrap it up fancy, and the men would bid on the pies.  Usually you had to eat with the guy who bought your pie.  Then, in December, very close to Christmas, a "Christmas Tree" was held with the proceeds of the pie supper.  This also included a visit from Santa Claus.  A bag of goodies was handed out to everyone who came.  In this bag was an apple, an orange, some peppermint sticks, some Wrigley's gum, a few nuts, and some chocolate drops.  I still remember how good that tasted.   A few people would show up who had not participated in the pie supper, but no one ever said anything, and the goodies were shared by all. 

  7. Bootleggers

  8. Sawmill

  9. Ferret-Like Eyes

  10. Chewing Tobacco

  11. Redbone Hounds

  12. Blue Tick Hound

  13. Turkey Gobbler’s Wattle

  14. Two Dollars = Fifty Dollars

  15. Canebrake

  16. Swamp Rabbit

  17. Mallards

  18. River Coon

  19. Rail Fence

  20. Old Drift

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