108 more days and he will be due ; for a furlough. So they are count ing the days' The sad part of the story, of course, was the fact that so near Xmas, Eugene left on Dec. 14 for California and on the 17. an extension was granted to Dec. 2t>. It being too late to make the return trip from California and back again Eugene missed Christinas at home. Mrs. Jolin Warrli, f "Paxton.' and daughter Chris, motored to Bronxville, N. Y . to spend some time with her mother. Mrs Good rich. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Knabe and son. En m, attended the forty-sixth annual convention of the Virginia State Dairymen's Association at Hotel Jefferson in Richmond. Jan. 21 and 22. They had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sim mons and Mrs. C. B. Kidder. Most enjoyable was the message de livered by the Rev. James D. Beeksmitli, of Raleigh. N C. After a delicious banquet and good speeches, dancing continued in the Grand Ballroom until the wee hours of the morn
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