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by, and Hugh Grigsby. Culpeper Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

Snow Inspires

Mixed Emotions

Washington—Nature’s quick change artist — snow — dazz les the eye, delights farmers. Inspires poets, and unnerves suburbanites. Snow generally is formed by water vapor that crystallizes directly into ice from gas without becoming liquid, the National Geographic Society 8ays. Condensation takes place on a tifty particle or nucleus. If these ice crystals pick up enough moisture in the atmosphere, further condensation occurs, and they become snow crystals.

The snow crystals usually fall as individual units when the temperature has plunged Tar below freezing. In warmer

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