Description:
The recording begins with Narva Lee McGhee discussing money with an unidentified person. He then describes why he moved from Bell Creek to Nokomis during the depression, and speaks about his work transporting laborers to Wisconsin. He discusses his relatives in Poarch and describes a game with a five-pointed star that he played as a child. He speaks about a letter he has that a community member was going to read to at a hearing in congress about the Creeks. He discusses an upcoming trip to Wisconsin to visit his son and work on a farm, and describes the man he works for and how potatoes are grown and processed. He speaks about tribes living on reservations, and finally returns to a discussion of hauling and boarding workers.