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Harpers rerry, that historically famous town in West Virginia where the Potomac breaks through the Blue Ridge Mountains and meets the Shenandoah River in a wide, sweeping curve between tree-covered hills, this is where we find — Doris and Frank Donald! They walked and walked, covering all the grounds where the Confederate troops walked, and then the Union soldiers walked — back and forth, back and forth, occupying and abandoning, in the Rebel’s hands, in the Yankee’s hands — the poor little townspeople didn’t know what was happening to them! Well, anyway, Frank and Doris sure enjoyed themselves until Frank had enough walking, and said, “Let’s go!” The end.
Frank and Doris spent the weekend in Colesville, Md. with their daughter, Margaret, her husband, Stephen McCauley, and all the grandchildren. They simply adored the antics of the youngest one, 16 1/2 month old Sara, who was playing make-believe, “blow dry your hair,” in front of the fireplace. No doubt little Sara has been watching her big
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