War Bird

Elliott White Springs, a prominent figure of the early 20th century, is portrayed as a multifaceted individual: a top U.S. pilot in World War I, a celebrated author, and a pioneering advertising expert. His notable work, War Birds, significantly influenced cultural depictions of the era. Amidst the Great Depression, he strategically expanded his family's textile business in South Carolina, turning Springmaid sheets and the Springmaid girls into household names, showcasing his entrepreneurial spirit and resilience.