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this season—Delicious!!
Jim Bill Coates went to Washington this morning to meet John and Pinkie Snead. I am real eager to hear how they liked flying in a jet.
Sarah and I have been out on the walk trying to find out who we heard crying and where it was coming from. It was just Watts dogs howling, but it surely sounded like a crying female to me.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Washington Fire Company have been busy cleaning and putting away the rummage sale things until 'fall. Start saving right this miunte so you’ll have gobs • of things for them when they re-open. The ladies have worked long and hard on the sales and certainly deserve lots of credit. They are really go-getters. If you don't believeme, visit them in the fall.
May I wish for the graduates, class of 1960 of R.C.H.S., happiness and success all through life.
Some one has said ,“You can’t tell me that worrying dosen’t help, I know better—the things I worry about never happen!”
So, until next week. Folks,
Stay happy,
E. B. M. Monday, May 30, 1960 Rappahannock News Washington, Virginia
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