Silas couldn’t come to my party!

10 years ago10 years ago

Melissa Bear 1950's, central KS, child, KS, love, Mulvane, Nancy Harris Cadwell, Silas

Nancy Harris Cadwell,
Mulvane, KS.

As a small child in the early 1950s, I really loved the black man that worked at the local drugstore. Every time we went to town in central Kansas, I wanted to go see Silas.

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