The headline in The Weems Weekly read "A Friend Indeed." The date is November 28, 1935. Railroad Bill threw seventeen hams off a train full of government supplies. Dot tells her readers their friends in Troutville had a good Thanksgiving. The play is about the history of Whistle Stop. Vesta Adcock plays Chief Syacagga, the Black Foot Chief who owned Whistle Stop originally. Peanut Limeway walked across the stage inside the cardboard train. Other news reported includes Idgie saying that Sipsey grew a six-foot tall okra plant that can be seen at the café. The article goes on to say everyone is heartbroken over the death of Will Rogers. All the.....
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