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turn with chimes. Tenets with books and principles with TIME.
—Pope
So until next week, 5r*lks,
Stay happv.
E.B.M. Rappahannock New.* Washington, Virginia Tuesday, September 22, 1959
Forgot to mention in my Ramblings that in Culpeper Monday right many of the unmarried ladies told me they were thinking very seriously of moving to Rappahannock. It seems that life here would be very interesting for them.
MYSTERY FARM
The Mystery Farm last week was the home of William Yancy, about one mile w'est of VVoodville. The farm consists of 25 acres of land which Mr. Yancy rents for grazing. Mr. Yancy lives there alone. He is a member of the Episcopal Church.
Those correctly guessing the farm were Mrs, Buster Hitt who will receive the year’s subscription to this newspaper; Mrs. 'Mable Burke, Miss Annie Stephenson and J. M. O’Bannon.
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