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Johnnie and Butch Browning have been working Tn hay and oats on the farm.' Butch came home the other evening and told. his folks, he would much rather u$e his brain than his brawn.
Cousin Bob Lee Miller was in , town the other day. ft' was nice to see hinj, and hr w%s looking fine.. ’ ’.y «V'
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Read in the paper where a Smorgasboard. was held for Ocelot cats. Some folks went with their cats. i all fhe way from Virginia to Long Island, and people think we are foolish over dogs. /
| When-a five year-old asks a question, he usually has a reason. One, young fellow asked his father, after studying colors in' kindergarten, “What happens when you 'mix yellow and blue? “Pop thought he was real smart, smiled ’ knowingly and then promptly re! plied, you get green.” ‘‘Well”, continued th^ five year old, “if you have one yellow and ope blue parkakeet, do Vou get' a green . bab^?” .
Reading the Northern Virginia the other day we ran across something that reminded us pf a story •Mrs Downing Wood, told some time ago. It seems .the Charles Reids had taken their family to Front Royal. Coming home the' Children were told to be quiet, • they’had been fighting all the way. Mrs. Reid happened to mis. one of the children. Asking where she, was she was told she fell out way back * there”. Why for goodness sake didn’t you tell us?” The answer was prompt and factual: You told us to Keep quiet.” . s> \ . * . m S « .. • r „. -I
• . { These hot summer days\you always like to find easy ^jjhays of
cooking. This is a tip ffom^&lrs. C J. Miller. After preparing a frying siee chicken rub wesson oil, then roll in crushed rice crispies. place on a baking sheet jn a 350 over for 1 hour. $ :f"g k
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Old Proveres
Thus tails an old fanner about his three boys—From 16 to20 they know more than I do, at 25 they
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