Name/Title
Charles A. David: Greenville Cartoonist and WriterEntry/Object ID
RG134-08-05Description
Charles A. David, a Greenville-based cartoonist and writer, found solace and inspiration in nature, which shaped his second career as a nationally recognized columnist and illustrator. Born during the Civil War, David’s early experiences fueled a reflective, humorous perspective captured in his columns and his 1933 book How to Be Happy on Nothing a Year. Though a failed businessman, he found success in writing and cartooning, often blending philosophy, local history, and personal anecdotes. His work paints a vivid picture of old Greenville, emphasizing the power of humor, resilience, and simplicity in navigating life’s hardships. His legacy remains both historical and heartfelt.Collection
Proceedings and PapersCopyright
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Greenville Country Historical SocietyCopyright Details
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