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RAPP CHATS
(Contisawi tram Front Pag*)
He has had a little experience working in stables caring for horses, has helped care for flower and vegetable gardens for quite a few years, but has had no experience on farms. A snapshot is available at my office Those interested please let me hear from you promptly stating the details.
DEAR FOLK
This Monday was just one of those days. I lost my wallet the very first thing on arriving in Culpeper, but later found it at Bruce Bowies, Thank goodness! Then “Hidie” got out of the car. Had a time catching her, so all in all it
Mr. Butler, “Speedy” and Earl Dodson just went by with our sheep and lambs. Earl was carrying a newly bom lamb in a shoe box. Mary Corder Hudson certaindy did enjoy seeing them when her grandmother, Mrs. Eubank, took her outside to see them. They are precious.
Virginia Smith, whom I just talked to, said she had a dog for us that looked exactly like old Baloney, but I know what Arthur will say; NO MORE DOGS!
When the' PLUMBER makes a mistake he charges twice.
When the 'DOCTOR makes a mistake he buries it.
BUT when the PRINTER makes a MISStTAKE it’s there for the whole world to see. So until next week folks—
Stay happy,
E.B.M. Monday, May 11, 1959 Rappahannock News \ Washington, Virginia P.S. Sally Latham sent Ipe the names of some of the people .who had called oq her grandfather, “Mr. Cliff" yesterday. See if you% can guess who she meant Peyton Place Anderson, Herbiverous Foster, Rusty Nail Miller, Katydid Anderson and Louisiana Anderson.
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