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along just nne, nut ne can t spell either so I guess the poor old “Snooze” will just get along like it always has, with Bruce and the American Dollar Dictionary.
We have been meeting the mails every day, knowing we would get a card or letter from you, but I guess it iwas lost in the mail.
There was a terrible storm in Culpeper the other day (believe it was Thursday) Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Pullen, Mrs. Prank Jones and Rev. and Mrs. Sliger were having lunch at a Missionary meeting in the county when the storm started. I was told they picked up lunch and all and such running has never been seen in Culpeper or sur-< rounding counties—can’t say I blame them.
Lucy Catherine is in Front Roy. al today, and I am beating my brains (now don’t say it) out on the church page, the first of the month sure does roll around fast.
Guess most of the folks will be - going to Culpeper Horse Show on July 4 and 5, I always look forT®ard
of pleasure, as you see people you haven't seen since the last show.
Guess I better get to (work. Do not work too hard, and “Don’t” forget us at “Rapp’h Snooze”, If you should run across Allen Johnson in your travels, tell him “hi” for all of us back home.
So long for now Printer’* Devil, apd I just know no one will realize who I am writing too- You said your name could net be used in a paper. Well t did not use it onee.
Tour Partner in Misspelling
Emily B. Miller. P.S.—All the office force said to
tell you hello for them.
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Member of the Belmont bunch called in, said he didn’t see whafi
it erne of any body what
Sorry, no offense meant, “SfOITT” ask any more $«4 question in the future. Put anything in your suit case yon please or
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