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THE TOWN AWAKES
!7:30 until noon, sitting fficJ* at this early hour and g “our town” come to life dft^is interesting to me. years ago I wrote a coi “A Day in Washington.” hings have changed and our friends are gone—We ’heese” Oden walking le street, T. C. Lea in the ewis Turner driving by on to the farm or with the "Queen”, Louise Price on her way to school. We miss many of the things that happened those few years back, but it’s still “our town.” Mr.,,Many and Bill are at Fran’s Kitchen having their morning cup of coffee. Tom Massie is cutting the grass Dump Massie just swept the porch-There goes Mr. Mac going home for awhile after visiting his orchards. Mary Lea is opening the store. Frances, Ginny and Ned are coming in for the day. Dick Miller is stopping by the post office with Etta Bee’s news letter, Wade Massie is talking to the men painting his house, apd* Mrs. Verner and
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