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Letter To The Editor
29, Ojogiwa St. Lagos, Nig.
B. W. A.
26th July 1956.
Rappahannock News,
Dear Editor;
\^ith your benevolence, I beg you most humbly to let my name and address be published as a pen pal in your country.
I am an African boy stationed in Lagos, the capital and federationof Nigeria. I am 10 years old, five feet tall, and I am a good sportes; I have the opportunity of exchanging views of American things such as: shirts, belts, sweaters, socks, ties (all ar ein any size or colour) soap, camera, wristwatch and chewing gum, for African thngs such as sling shot, bags, African combs, peper, slippers, any kind of animal skins, etc.
God bless the editor, and all American People.
_ I am,
Yoosuf Memudu
29, Ojogiwa St.
Lagos, Nigeria
B. W. A.
Card of Thanks
, I wiish to thank my many? friends and relatives for therf many aets of kindness shown t»e while I was convalescing recently at the home of my parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smoot. Also for the lovely cards, flowers, gifts and visits.
Mrs. Carrie Smoot Kines
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