Lettie
Proper noun
Meaning
Lettie
A diminutive of the female given name Letitia or Lettice.
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Among his projects were restorations for the museum’s historic ships: the square-rigger Wavertree (1885), barque Peking (1911) schooner Lettie G. Howard (1893) and a reproduction of paddlewheel Andrew Fletcher.
In turn-of-the-century South Africa, fourteen-year-old Lettie, her younger brother, and her mother are Dutch Afrikaner settlers who have been taken from their farm by British soldiers and are being held in a concentration camp.
The novel’s success depends on holding our interest as Lettie copes with the ugly realities of the camp and as she deals with the process of becoming a woman in such challenging surroundings.
Sitting by the pond that Lettie once called an ocean, he relives the time, 40 years ago, when she saved him from a fate worse than death.
“Lettie is coming up tomorrow and will be part of the team.
In 1945, she created the Lettie Pate Evans Foundation, which was dedicated to charity, education and religion.