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Ramblings From

Rappahannock

Dear Folks, !

Well, Nannie Starks found our dog, our faithful friend “Baloney” in die yard, tie had died during die night. H|e will certainly bo missed at M|t. Prospect and by many other folks around. He came here with Louise Price about 15 years ago and was with u$ until Saturday, but he always went back, to see Louise who always had something for him to eat.

And people; say we get things balled up!—this is what I read in the Washington, D C..-paper to-, day_“two other sons 18 and 22 escaped unharmed. The faher was treated for superficial burns of the hasdnandoeef” (burns of the hand:, and face. Honjestly—!

I had a caifd from two proud and happy people today. Edward and Alex Clopton are the grandparents of a little girl, Terri Ann Clopton. Congratulations grandpa and ma!

People who talk about religion all die time often fail to undersand' its true meaning 1 P.S. I am at home this week, but news does trayel. I understand a very attractive Doctor, in town is buying, not by! the pound, but one black jellv bean, giving it as a gift to Mrs. Eubank and then, of all things—tries tb borrow it back lo give to a very attractive young lady in a paper office, but with no ' success, i am glad, Mwr Eubank? you stick right with the jelly bean and fs for the young lady in the paper office—I sure would look for greener pastures.

So until next week folks,

/ Stay happy,

(■ E.B.M. Monday, Match 30, 1959

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