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During and Mrs.
sad days, it tragedy for
he years when Mr.
ohn Thomas Fletcher lived at Rxx^e Hill many delightful parties weri; given there, but one
was the scene of real
three little [girls, who. like al othejr little girU, loved to dress and ijndress their■ dolls and
comb their jhair. j
Mrs. Fletcher was preparing for a trip to Winchester, taking with her twt> little girls, her [sister and her one li
They
le girl,
all
pre
reai
y to go
when Mrs.j Fletcher rtjmemberbd that she llidn’t haver on her ‘ bangs.” They were no! where to be found!
The " !
grrtwn ups wejhe certajm
that one o| the dolls had been given a new .wig. in spite of the fact that tjhe three little girls tearfully defried it. 'It is said they
were “severjy reprimanded.”
About a 4’eek later their Minister came for.a visit. and as was the custon in the home], he was asked to hive “family Taking the family bible little stand in the parlor.; ed it . . . and to the con<tternatio> of them all . . . out ff“ll “aunt I anise’s” bangs, beautiful pressed and three li tie girls exonerated! NOTE:
Rose Hill is now own and Mrs. Wf. C. Hall.
prayerai
from it's
he opetjbv
Mr,
who los e to share it w th family and friends
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