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(Continued from page 1.) lishers of “My Rappahannock Story Book”; Mrs. Murat Willis and Mrs. Mary Hamilton, also of Richmond; Mrs. Meade Hite of Thomasville, N. C.; Mrs. Marshall Baker and Clifford Ritchie of Charlottesville; Dr. Tyman Williams of Appamattox; Miss Belle iP Strother of Salem; Mrs. John W. Paulson of Hampton; My. and Mrs. L. H. Dudley of Alexandria; Mr. and Mrs. J. Armistead Lewis of Washington, D. C.; Mrs. C. H. White of Linden; Mrs. Hugh Hite, Mrs. Drayton Norcum of Front Royal; and Mrs. A. D. Scott, Mrs. W. G. Paymer, Mrs. F. Maury Hite, and Miss Mildred Bispham - of Culpeper.
Miss Dolly graciously received the appreciation and expressions of gratitude from the citizens of Rappahannock for her fine piece of work on “My Rappahannock Storjfc Book.”,
Following is a copy of a letter sent Rappahannock News:
“To my dear, dear Rappahannock people, ; < j (*
“I would say to you the lovely things that are in my heart but words fail me.
“The party at ‘Thornton Hill* was the great event of my life and I thank you, everyone. The (work that I have done through the years seemed to slip from me and. there was only left the glory of - your appreciation.
“My love of my native county i*£ stronger than it was before rewrote your book. 1 ,
“May it bring to our children '* and children’s children a picture -j of Rappahannock as I see HI ’
“I lava you and thank
“Mary Elisabeth]
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