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the girls, best in Spring—D. Lyle Miller, (printer’s note—He sasn’t looked &t a flower or \>ee)

We like a lctta stuff. So many things we can’t name ’em. We like to go siwimming and jump off’a that big rock up Old Hollow swimming hole—flay Snead and Tom Massie.

Dick Beck agreed iwith'Ray and Tom.

I like the way it smells and the way it feels — Mrs. George H. Davis, Jr.

“Oh mercy” what a question to ask a school teacher on Friday afternoon, and a teachers’ meeting tomorrow, but I guess its nice or will be when school is out.Mary Miller Wood.

What I love about Spring is seeing things grow, the main thing is I love digging in the ground and helping things to grow.—Dr. W. G. Pendleton.

Never anything better than a spring when you Want a good drink of spring water. — A. J. Slaughter.

Its spring again, the birds on the wing again, silliest thing I ever heard. I thought the wing was on the bird!—Alfred Hickman.

Well, I tell you, I hardly know but it makes me feel awful lazy. —Floyd Compton. ,

I just like Spring.—Ethel Jenkins.

I just love every bit of it—Mary Wharton.

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