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tlje News MAYBE ! 1 turnips and the Garden Mrs. Berthi* Brock one day upon]entering •office by one ofl the Editors holding up a paper bag whichu contained a turnip, “Wefll You Can’t Beat This One”! Mrs. Brock replied, “Well I’ll Hive to go Back to My Patch and |Look.” Mrs. Brock was busy t Seven Corners

sporting

Christmas

ladies to

shopping, thoroughly enjoying their company

on the

and reading diily reporjts beautiful Florida sunshiny and fishing, sent to her by a friend who is vacationing! there, fjorgot all about her turnip patch iintil suddenly one night there came a freeze Oh! my tumipsi, •rushing to the turnip patch she exclaimed, "Oh mv pretty turnips, only thing

thev will be gcjod for now is outdoor Christmak tree decoration”

for thev were frozen solid, About a week later, sir went back to the turnip natch, Iiokino for| cress she had planted aim" with the turnips and found that the turnips had all thawed out and that there was iust not one that flipped the scales at three pounds, tut many of them that ciVe.. That >nst goH to show

one of the mamj things O A Mother NatuT can no. Mrs. Tlrock re— ouests that anyone desiring a nine fresh mess of delicious ron pethv

tumios. to eonjie down and heln themselves or at vone desHne some

for their outdoor

to wait until the nice ornaments Christmas tre*. --rnext freeze. (Contributed)

E. N. Montague

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home.

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Mr. and Mnj. of Alexandria, at them count Notch.”

Mr. and Mt|s. Robert Wood were gu Rev. and Mrs. . at Fork Union.

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