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Tall, stately, and the sweetest look,, , She hails from Flint Hill— Her name is Ruth Cook. She is known for her jokes both near and far And many of them will give you . a jar. Can you guess the person?—She’s really a corker— It’s none other than Matilda Walker. , Now w’hen it comes to Bobby Massie, You'll have to admit he’s pretty classy. You may consider him rather shy, But I have watched him roll that eye. Jimmy Settle will spell mighty fine, If you give hint words from the fishing line. He walks for miles ’most any day* But of course the big fish all got ’way. U; ' The next is Rayner—Jehosaphat. * He knows his law and that is that. ; When it comes to spelling he’s not so hot. 4 M he ever knew, he just forgot. , Now for the mis^j-pss of “Spring - ‘ r You folks really have cause for alarm. | Mrs. Dave Smith will now take the * stand And try to spell her down if you cam Just watch Washington run like ' a roach, T Here comes Sperryville’s basketball coach 1 \ We’ll have to admit she’s fine— “Great Scots"— And better known as Mary Botte. r- u The neat to spell is Mrs. Merrill. * When you are sick, her pen’s in
' !«* wbirl* ■ -v ^ \; ; She never rests night nor day Until a skk-crad is on your way. Kent to stall is Byrd Gravatte ~ .. **•. , -A
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