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truckload. Growers, as usual, complain of how terrible the crop is, and then show you nothing but the facing apples. Bill Lyne is running around at break-neck speed, as usual. This time he’s getting up the Rappahannock All-Angus Feeder Calf shin-dig.
A snap judgment would say that the people in the county are going in for house face-lifting. Over in Flint Hill the Cook’s haw the front of their house torn up, either putting down a new porch floor or putting on a new roof— or both — and the front of the Methodist church' is torn off, either replacing the pillars or repairing them. At Washington, the Updike house has had its front remodeled. The Johnson Family Reunion, after a rainy day before, was held on Red, Oak mountain on a day that was beautiful beyond imagination. Of course, the county Johnsons spent most of their day showing the city cousins the dif-*i ferent points of interest to be ob-" served in the seven counties visible from Red Oak fire tower. The local Johnsons are past masters at doing this: They wear a dead-pan countenance and point out the beauties as if it were no(See
WALRUS, page 3.)
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