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summer icmpciaiuio auu ing rains continued into mid-October. As leaves cannot read the calendar’s pages, they continued to grow while the green chlorophyll kept producing food. When those crisp, cool nights and cool sunny days begin, then the Color Forecasters will once more raise their beet-red faces to mumble, “See, I told you to be patient! We’re having a 'BEAUTIFUL LATE FALL THIS YEAR—just like I said it would be.” , , One consolation though—t h e poor prophets have plenty of company this year. From Maine to Georgia, mild temperatures have kept the leaves as green as spring grass.
, Geralds Purchase Farm
)tt. and ifrs. Frank I. Gerald of Arlington have recently purCannon, Realtor of Castleton, Va. chased a 95-acre farm near Monumental Mills from Jack Fray and Earnest Hudson of Culpeper.
The sale was made by Ray T.
Can anyone explain why the telephone so often rings at the precise moment whe answering it is least convenient?
An executive would have to be either juvenile or senile who didn’t know more than his secretary, but what can you do to convince her of tthat?
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