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Ramblings From

Rappahannock

Dear Folks,

Whatt a nice day for ducks. We * have certainly gotten what we have been asking for and 4 little bit more I* guess. Everyone ia hollering they have worlds pi peas in the garden and can’t get in to pick them. We just are never satisfied.

Dump Massie had a b rthday yesterday. (Congratulations Dump, and may yovi have many more.

Heard th& cutest story when I went by GuyV yesterday. It seems a friend of Guj’s was in tjhe restaurant one diy when he was cooking poke/salad. The | friend asked Guy ymat in the wirld he was cooking and he told him poke salad. So the n^xt day the! friend went out and cut a nice “mess" of poke. A day later the iellow’s wife calls Guy- and said, “don’t yen e' er mention any funny things to eat like that to my husbapd. He w..s “gruntin’ and squealing all night long.

Ms. A1 me! V.-.'S just in the office and told us she was getting people from all over the county, but mighty few from Washington at the Hillsdale Drive-In Theatre.' They do have good movies, so let’s try to turn out a little more. We at the News of fee wish to offer our full hearted congratulations to the tlass of 1959 at! Rappahannock County High Schijiol, and may you find contentment and

happiess in your years aheajd. Most of our boys and girls are home for the summer or {will be home irt a few weeks, before finding jobs or leaving on trips. Since last summer there have been four marriages, others have left, so the old gang has dwindled down to very tew. I for one will miss the gang and I know all of yoq will. What a terrible wreck we had

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