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chat, and seeing the display to shake with glee. The display— you guessed it—little, big and middle sized SPRINKLERS.
As a modern sequel to that tale, we hear that as the hurricane rains threatened to drown the county, on Skipper's porch, with a proud “for sale sign” set—a Sprinkler.
(All similarity between this story and any other stories, living or dead, is purely intentional.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our dear son and brother, Russell Lee Racer, who departed this life one year ago August 26, 1954.
Today recalls sad memories of a loved onie gone to rest, and the ones who think of you today are the ones who loved you best. We can never forget that sad day that Jesus called our loved one away. Leaving us without his care. And wondering why he had to die, without a chance to say goodbye.
From this world of pain and sorrow to the land of joy and rest God has taken you, dear one, where you'll find eternal rest. God saw the road was getting rough, the hills so hard to climb, he gently closed your, loving eyes and said, "Peace be thine”.
Days of sadness still come over • us, hidden tears so often flow,
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