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sent me. 1 think it sounds wonderful. I will certainly try it over the weekend.
First brown about 2 */g cloves of garlic; cook hamburger or (pork chops cut up real fine will do just as well as hamburger) ; cut about 2 medium green peppers into small pieces, let brown, but do not get too done (the Chinese do not cook vegetables too long). Next cut 1/2 onion ver small and add to hamburger and pepper. Now cook enough rice for about six people; don’t use too much hamburger, just enough to make the rice a litle greasey. Mix everything together, let brown (not too much) in frying pan without grease.
Kvie’s comment is “if this is made correctly, it’s delicious. It Sounds good to me! You may also use chicken or shrimp instead of beef or pork. Shrimp as she says is terrific.
Now, 1 have been trying to avoid the issue, but this is it—this is my last letter! 1 have been writing you for about 3 years. As of this week I am going to stay home, catch up on a little rest and miss \ou all terribly. I believe this has been one of the hardest decisions I have ever had to make, but I am tired! Working with Sarah, Mr. Many and Louie Miller has been ji great pleasure, and one 1 know I shall miss. I love the Rappahannock News and want all the success in the world for it. Maybe once in a while 1 can help our a little. It’s been a pleasure working'1 with my advertisers in Culpeper, Front Royal, Warrenton and locally. also the folks I talk with each week, but this has to be.
I can’t say in this letter, “Until Next Week Stay Happy, Folks’’— so I’ll say Au revoir until we meet again.
E. B. M. Rappahannock News Washington, Virginia Monday, August 29, 1960 P.S. If you haven't given Washington Ladies Auxilirv a donation on the beautiful rug, please do so.
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