mom!, visited her aunt. Mrs, Virgie Taylor, who is 89. near DdKvyn. and found her so cheerful and full of life, just an inspiration to everyone who visits her. She can still dance and enjoys having young company to visit her Mrs. Lenora Griffith Baber in jured her foot last week and still is not able to weir a shoe. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weaver and D.'.A. Griffith, Tommie Thomas and Alfred Harris are still on our sick list. Colds and flu have been very prevalent in this community Rains Slow Green Thumbs The cold weather and recent rains have kept many from doing much gardening in this section. Latest report from Miss Eliza White. 89. of Gold Hill, is that she has started working in hei garden. She is the only aunt of your corres pondent. Mrs. Emmett Dunknm. The old colored aunt. Julia Har vey. 98. who lives near Dilhvyn. . keeping very well, although not n.ov. able to do much work. She slay up and likes company. She n un li bers at eight years old. bei: , >id as a slave
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