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ways, wonder why? Why does she have to do that? There is always a story of some kind, and I am always interested. Two of our real good friends 'greet each other on all occasions with “'Hi Buddy”; “Hi Buddy, ain’t life grand.” Give you three guesses who it is.

Walked into a restaurant yesterday in Culpeper. They had the most beautiful delicious apples (10 cents apiece) on the counter. “Bet they came from Rappahannock”, 1 said. Right away the lady spoke up and said, “They surely did” See you can’t heat Rappahannock.

Hope all you readers will be on the house tour sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary to Bromfield Parish either this Saturday or Sunday. The dried arrangements are beautiful, the homes are lovely and I am sure the refreshments will be good, too.

There’s something in October

hours

That nothing can surpass,

And living seems to start anew

As spring and summer pass.

Garnett Ann Schultz

So until next week, folks.

Stay happy,

E.B.M. Rappahannock News Washington, Virginia Tuesday, October 13, 1959

October 11-17

Conservation Week

In proclaiming the week of October 11-17 as Natural Resources Conservation Week, Governor Almond stated, “The citizens of Virginia inherited a land rich in natural resources_.we cannot afford to misuse our soil, waste our water, or fail to protect and improve our forest and wildlife resources, lest we lose our heritage.”

The general welfare of our

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