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DEAR FOLKS
Another week gone; another Monday—and now we are having the weather we should; If die trees are as colorful on the Drive as they are in the town of Warrenton, they must be more than beautifuL
After the*hiking trip yesterday I saw one tired litue girl Twizaie Wood was so tired she couldn't stay for dinner with us. She was sure they walked ten miles instead of four.
Isn’t it terrible that Cousin Callie Keyser has mumps? One thing I am scared of—Why, l don’t know, but I surely don’t want them. Arthur hasn’t had them and neither has Sarah; Tjhe paper would be in a fix if We all came down with the mumps at one time. I ■
I have just heard that Miss Gaylord Gibson who taught at our school f here was in a very bad wreck Friday. She ip in serious condition at Winchester Hospital.
I can easily understand how the ladies have a bug for [fixing dried arrangements. Its; mcjre fun than a bushel of monkeys, but I am achornrH for, Mrs. W'Hiamson, Lois Snead, Dot Estes and; Dotsey Davis to see mine.
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