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DEAR, FOLKS
(Cmtiiud from pogo 1) Every time^we think of venison we get hungry. To jus there is nothing v better and we understand it will be prepared* by Mrs. Ned Johnson who knotvs just how it’s done.
Wit}}! Hajlow’een jus^r around the cotiter you better be getting tricks and treats ready ox be prepared to take the results. Wouldn’t it be fun to dress up again and go out ringing^!oor bells? We can remember onfe Hallow’een when , We did. No one -knew us and what fun”we had. Do you remember,* ' Jessie Miler? We nearly, scared you to deaths ’ "Read this little piece in an office in Culpeper today - Believe you will enjoy it. “Never worry . about your wrinkles. They show where the smiles have been”. So until next week folks _—.— ' ; Stay Happy,
E.B.M. Monday October 13, 1958 Rappahannock News Washington, Virginia P.S. Don’t forget the seniors are taking subscriptions to the “Rappahannock News” to help with their trip to New York next spring. A subscription would make a nice ’ Christmas gift and just think you wouldn’t have the trouble of wrapping it up, and still better, no post\ age to Ray^ •• • *•.
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