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Oak Forest and Ao
Bargains! Rv Ixuiemnn MofEett Many interesting and tul blossoms" will be Oak Forest, home of th? Yancey family for over a homlned years on October 11. 12, and 1 the Rappahannock Gan commemorates the America bv Comn bin o; 12. 1402. Herbs, many “beaufiseen at 1th when rlen Club discovery of ()ctober growing here when that “dauntless sailor. ilso be •rr~- s,, »y ooc.vi files landed on our shores. Will shown. 3., • ~H(:
It i,- " thought that «y ■ is lust the place in Rappahannock to exhibit “beautiful blossoms, * because so many lorrlv girls have grown up in the neighborhood. They were witty, too. ,<£ they should, valued the. I'sh!,. were no bargains! and as favors tali shown quite young attend 7'1' • story is told of blonde who was a frequent visitor at Oak Forest. The first moving picture in fhe County was in Woodville, and it wa|s "the' thing” for the people of the vicinity to the Picture Show. One spring evening “Lothario” was escorting blonde home from the show. rmssed Some lovely tulips ‘ Lothario.’’, (he lisped) tried unsuccessfully to make a joke about “two lips,” which was cotnpletly lost on thp fair lady - N’t discouraged. he tr.ed a bolder ap‘ V .... >—” be sai l, ~“1 took ,, ... ,u. picture show, arn’t you go’onr to kiss me dcod night’ ? “NO.” she replied with a high head and a wave of disprssal. local a tall . Thee and “It’s worth mote than f fteen 'ents.” NOTE: Oak Forest is now own. •d bv Col. and Mrs. Wiliam R.
Williamson, who, with wnrjk and understanding are day by d ding to it’s charm. ad
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