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Could lit two Sisters finish a simple conversation_A small town is such a nice place to enjoy lifeThe funnies thing happen.
The first time we knew of “our telephone friend” was when BeU Spalding toldviip to dud an "n o rect „ number and to listen at th; voice. He has such a peasant yve . Hut soon there will be a woman'* voice, telling us alnwst the s mv thing. About the end of Octobc we will have a new telephone system. Instead of calling the operator, we con just dial long-distance. Honestly, I’m sure I'll be awfully ■Confused.
Honestly, v.t ask more questions hi our letter to you, hut never receive any answer*-.,_.Why don’t ve? We are still wondering why ievcal boys don’t use the telephone booth by die Post Office for pri. Sate cpnve-sations with their girl friends. How about that. Ray? AVeheard the catest story about -dnie of our boys when he was small. Once when in church, the priest was “calling this, and calling that, we are called - on to do such and such, etc.’-’ When the small _ boy yelled at the top of his lungs, “Calling for Knickerbocker Beer” -——Can’t you just imagine how hi mother felt—.Whew_._
IsiCt it beginning to feel just like fall though? Our little town ». about ready to “crawl” under the mountains for another long winter. It is so nice in the evenings to sit around, an open fireplace, though—.Having the children pop com and the old folks talking of the happenings In town that day. When sno^r falls, It’s so much fun to watch it from inside a nice warm room. From there, we can. see the beauty of th?,world right at our finger dps. We are blessed
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