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Nignt slipped into aawn

And pain merged into beauty;

Bright grew the road his weary feet had trod;

He turned and made his salutation to the morning

And found himself before the face of God.”

He must have been ‘headin’ west’ since he had to tum to face the morning. I have had plenty of time to think of such terms as Headin’ West in the last few days. Do you remember some of the old movies where the hero and his faithful 01 Paint would head off into the sunset, after saving the maiden in distress? Is there any other place to go, when we have fulfilled our purpose here, except WEST?

When Hiawatha had reached a certain state, he “Launched his birch canoe for sailing” and

“Sailed into the Fiery sunset.

Sailed into the purple vapors,

Sailed into the dusk of evening.

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To the Islands of the Blessed,1

To the Kingdom of Ponemah,

To the Land of the Hereafter.”

Dodson Reunion

Those attending the reunion August 2 of the family of the late Arnold Dodson held at the Sperryville fife hall included Mr. and Mrs. James Dodson, Jeanne Woodard, Mr. and Mrs. Sonny j Brown and children Rhonda, , Anita, Hope, and Judi, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Atkins, Thomas and Louise Woodard and Walter Dodson, all of Sperryville; Mrs. Viola Brown, Mrs. Mary Bowling, Miss Vickie Masters and Mr.and Mrs. John Taylor, all of Fredericksburg; Joan Swindler, Mike and Barley Swindler of Barksdale, La.; Mrs. Nellie Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. Lenwood Nicholson and Donna of Stephen City; Mr. and Mrs. Emest Dodson and Andy, Mrs. Barbara Smallwood of Winchester.

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