From hell to breakfast
By: edited by Mody C. Boatright [and] Donald Day.
Contributors: Day, Donald, 1899- joint author.
Series: Publications of the Folklore Society, no. 19; Publications of the Texas Folklore Society ;; no. 19.
Publisher: Southern Methodist University Press
Published: 1967
Place of publication: Dallas
Language: eng
Number of pages: 214
Subjects: Bowie, James, d. 1836.; Cattle brands -- Texas.; Folklore -- Texas.; Frontier and pioneer life -- Texas.; Indian dance -- North America.; African Americans -- Religion.
Table of contents: title: Negro baptizings, by R. T. Lomax.; title: Adventures of a ballad hunter, by J. A. Lomax.; title: Carrie Dykes, midwife, by R. P. Tartt.; title: Big Sam and de golden chariot, by E. Parks.; title: Tale of the two companions, by J. F. Dobie.; title: Mexican Münchausen, by W. A. Whatley.; title: Some odd Mexican customs, by O. W. Nolen.; title: Legend of the Tengo Frío Bird, by H. Yelvington.; title: Leaves of mesquite grass, by D. Day.; title: Dancing makes fun, by A. L. Marriott.; title: Dancing makes rain, by A. L. Marriott.; title: Indian sign on the Spaniard's cattle, by H. W. Ward.; title: Ear marks, by H. W. Ward.; title: White Comanches, by C. Jeffries.; title: Panther yarns, by D. Woods.; title: More about "Hell in Texas", by M. C. Boatright.; title: Oil patch talk, by J. W. Winfrey.; title: Old Newt, the practical joker, by M. S. Land.; title: Moron jokes, by D. Sims.; title: The musical snake, by R. Scudday.; title: The song of the Little Llano, by E. Speck.; title: The threshing crew, by M. Featherstone.; title: The low down on Jim Bowie, by E. S. Sears.; title: Proceedings of Texas Folk-Lore Society, 1943.