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Ramblings From
Rappahannock
Dear Folk*. i We really had a good time Saturday evening at, the Firemen'* Carnival in Flint Hill. Saw more of our friends we hadn't seen for'ao long. Grace Williams Clark and her husband Frank were there. : Minnie and Bill Williams were there inf ull force. Wish you could have seen the cap Bill was wearing, “Chfef Cook and Bottle Washer, but he was just wearing the cap and doing nothing about jt. Mr. andMrs. Luther Lawson were also there as well as Mrs. Reba Dabney and her son Jack Mrs. Frances Bradford and Mr*. Walter Saunders looked like queens themselves, sitting on the queen’s platform, and of all the noise Ed foster and Roland Welch made. selling drinks! Mrs. John Moore, Mr*. Frank Cary and Mrs. James Settle were really busy at the home made food stand. Never saw so many busy people; Bert Spalding, Herbert Foster, Eva Smith, Paul Miller. Kay. Continued on page \igkt
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