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THIS AND THAT

(continued from Pec* *) Spcrryvillc is getting all set for a big clean-up so why don’t we make it county-wide?

Cheese Oden is still taking his exercise. Mf. and Mrs. D. Lyle still meeting the mails and Mr. D. Lyle writing poetry. W. C. Campbell still looking for a mule, but not one from Missouri. Beth Owen was over in Harrisonburg for Homecoming with something new to show, and I declare to goodness if we didn’t see Watts coming back from breakfast at 8 o’clock instead of 9. Of course racing season is in full swing at Laurel, andsome of our men folks journey over to see for themselves —“They did.” Seems to me Billy Moffett and Arthur Miller and the gang at Merrill’s must be sleeping* later, don’t get together as often as they did. The crowd at Hampton Inn is still in full swing, must be the records or somethin’ 1

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