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I he persons wno aia an oi me breaking and entering in the county are behind bars. We have three new ministers in the county, Rev. Jester, Rev. Wilbur and Rev. Carr and they have made us all very fond of them in just the short while they have been here.
Capt. William Weiner has done his whole house over—it’s beautiful. We wondered if maybe he had some intentions—but he says not!
Jack, Alice and Hilly Stuart spend as many weekends as possible at the Stuart place on Blue Ridge Avenue. The Baumgardners just can’t stay away from their nice house in the mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh have moved from Jessamine Hill, as has Trippy Keating. They are living in Washington, D. C. All of us in Rappahannock miss them and do hope they will spend their summers here.
Miss Kate Walker has moved in to a trailer in the yard of Jimmie and Julia Settle.
Mary Lea will spend her Christmas with Mary Massie and her family. Arthur and I will spend on r Christmas with my brother, Jack and his family. Our first Christmas awav from home in about 25 years (gosh that's a long time). Curtis and Mayes Campbell will visit the Paulsons.
I wrote Glen Williams the other day (Bert Spalding told me he was coming to Rappahannock for some
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