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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
MY VISIT TO THE CITY,

A 4 "a a NJ. y ~ y
Last summer ] visited my married
brother, who lived in Roanoke. Il went
with my mother. and my brother ,dro vo
us to theElittle station at Cambria, Va,
where we left on the train for
Roanoke.
l was very happy when the day
arrived. It was raining hard When
7 reached Roanoke, but my brother
brought the buggy after us. and we
drove few blocks to the house, where
we dried ourselves and then ate a
good. hot dinner and rested up from
the trip. On Sunday afternoon ] went
with my brother to the park bad
such "a nice time that / wanted to
go every day. I went back several
other times, and went to the Casino
several times. I also went to the ice
cream parlor and got Ice cream, and
to "Wonderlahd" where there were
many interesting things. ! rode on
the street car lots, and had the best
time that have had for a long time.
II did not want to go hons at ALI but
had to go to start to school.
ANNIE TURNER,
Riner, Va.
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EASTER HUNT

Ruth was invited to an egg-hunt.
and Shc was busily getting ready to
go. At last she was ready. and she
went over after her two friends. Annie
and Mary Brown. After walking about
four squares they We're at Ethel
Eyerett's. where the hunt was to be-
On arriving they went into the parlor,
where the other friends were. Tho
children played games until 1t was an
nounced that the eggs had been hid
den. and all rushed eagerly into the
yard. The eggs were hidden among
the lilac and rose bushes, and the
honeysuckle vines. on the fence, and
on the grass. and In most every hola
and corner that could be seen. The
children We're talking and hunting both
ut the same time. 1t was finally con-
cluded that all the eggs had been
found. and they began counting the
GEES and 1t was decided that Ruth
deserved the prize, as she had found
the most; so she was awarded a book.
The children went back to playing
games, and they were very sorry when
they had to go home. for they had had
such a fine time.
AIARG1E GRAY,
tsF2 cot Mort Ii Enyenth Ct rtt,,
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A BARBECUE.
Prize story

7 ! 7 4 y II
s5 When we We're living in$the country
we once had what we called barbe-
cue. ~
Some neighbors lived about half a
mile from us who We're very good
people.
A creek ran back OF our house not
more than 500 or $50 yards away.
Ono sunny evening we got skillet,
some meal, salt, meat. fresh tomatoes.
bread. cake and other provisions. and
took them over to the Screek. Our neigh
boris Gust one family We're there with
a whole lot of provisions. There We're
three boys and two girls In our family
and three boys in the other family.
When we got there we built a fire
out of Ome&driftwood which had been
brought down by the stream during
freshets and deposited around the trees
and left to dry We boys got Our
fishing lines. which we brought with
u.s. and went off up the creek fishing.
We fished for about two hours and
caught few fish and after we got
back to the fire. where the grown
folks were sitting round on blocks
of wood talking. Then we went out
in some tall weeds which grew close
by and put on some old clothes as
substitutes for bathing suits and went
in swimming.
Wo stayed in the water about half
an hour. Then we put on our other
clothes after we had gotten out and
played around for long time. After
1t began to get late the grown folks
commenced getting supper. They drove
two sticks UP beside the fire on each
side, and laid one across them. They
then tied two chickens to them, so
as to let! them hang down close to
the fire. They put some 4notatoes in the
ashes to bake. A sleillet was placed
so as to catch the grease that dropped
from the chickens, from which they
made gravy. After a while supper was
ready and we all sat down and ate
as much as we could hold of the en-
joyable food. After supper we got
some pokeberries and dyed our faces
and played Indian. After a while we
broke up and returned to our homes.
We had had lots OF fun.
Stuart, Va. BASIL ". sIIAISLIP.
II. so 20 4 / y L & y
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A SLEIGH-RIDE.


81 always like to 20 out on nv
sled when 1t SHOWS, because there Is
steep hill near home said Dorothy.
But1 can't go out while 1t Is showing,
for It falls In my eyes, and can't
see, and then / am afraid OF getting
lost NJ. =
Just then big sleigh came up
the hill and passed on and Dorothy.
sighed and wished she was in It, and
then In short while she heard some
one ring the doorbell and the big
sleigh had really come for her Then
she hurried In her coat and her faith
er soon had her all tucked warm and
nice in the FUR robes. and they rode
sounded SO sweet. When they came back
the moon was shining brightly on the
pretty white snow.
NANCY N. sPoTTs
41S T.. Grace St., Richmond, Va.
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BEETLES BIRTHDAY.

. r i L Il b
It was Bettie's birthday. Bette lived
in a poor cabin. Her mother and father
were poor, so Bette had to work, too.
Mother" said Bette one morning at
breakfast, to-day is my birthday. ca n
] have a Spartye" Mother was silent for
a moment. Father" she said. do YOU
think Bettie&could have a party?'
~ think If Bette will be good and
play with baby" father said, you can
make some cake or ice cream.""1 will
he good" cried Bette, and ran for the
baby. Baby liked to have Bette play
''.Tell me story. said baby. We'll"
said Bettie,'I Will" So she told her a
story about the little red hen. Mother
Went into the kitchen and made some
cake. Bette had a party at 4 o'clock.
6Bettie and the children had "a fine time.
The children had their cake out in
the yard. They left at 6 O'clock and
Bette went to bed very happy.
AiARGARET w. fANSPACH,
Bedford City, Va, 610 Pk.:aStreet.
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q True Prize storyo

y .I
We have a littlc8dog about three years
old. His name is Gyp, and he is very
smart. When we all are ut school he
will stay at home with mamma.
One morning my sister Went Z. spend
the night with d neIghoor and Gyp went
with her, After he saw that she arrived
safely he came back homes The next
morning he was at tho door waiting for
her to go to school.
I have an aunt that lives about three
miles from the village, and every time
she comes up here Gyp will go home with
her II he is here.
One thing that shows that he is very
smart Is that he Will no to the door every
time he hears the passenger train blow.
and loks at 1t until it passes away. but
he never pays any attention to tho freight
train
When any ono Is around the house at
night he will bark and let us know.
WILLIE PROCTOR. CARTER.
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OLE CHARLIE.

Several years ago we had an old horse
named Charlie We liked him Very well.
excepting his one fault. and that wan
his dislike for children He had az much
sense as any horse ever saw, and I've
was taught by our negro driver, Josse.
To do many wonderful things. we A..
last sold him. and he passed through sew.
eral hands, until we heard that he WAS
dead But this report MAS not true.
The MN that owned him had to pass
by our house ono day. He was driving
Charlie. and as he knew that papa used
to own him. lust before he got to our
house no let the reins drop, to see II
Charlie would know the place. Old Char
lilo walked right UP 10 the porch. Didn't
lie have Il good memory? ] hope old
Charlie will he IN good hands the rest
OF his days.
SAMUEL I.E3l ROBERTsoN.
@34s Tally. Va. =
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:
I SNOW.

81
tPrize Pocln.)
i love to see theSHnow:
1t falls softly on the pane.
1t glitters in tho twilight
And falls on hill and plain.
It covers the earth With white,
And looks so pretty that oh!
Sometimes ! mysalf
rs Wish that 1 were, dressed in snow.
And sometimes when I'm out,
And find trees glittering. like gold,
It's miracle ito me,
Why they don't get very cold.
But still snow patterg down,
And Very soon, you know,
Our sleighs will be out
In the deepest OF the snow.
Composed by CLARA KELLEY.
40 N. Thirty-tlrst ST., Richmond, Va.
: Gage twelve years)
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NY PET DOG.

Ny dog is very lgood dog. When he
lies down he let's the little chickens climb
you think he is a nice dog?
His name is Sandy. When I 80 out
doors lie runs and plays 18th me- S and
i stoop down and call him, and he runs
and jumps up on me. and we play like
that Il long time. He sometimes pulls
my hair all out OF the plait. and I have
to go and comb 1t again. When go
out he runs and jumps UP on me and
plays for a long time. Don't you think
he is u wise dog? ~ N
Composed by
SALI.lE C. HJNNICUTT,
Is Fergusson's Wharf, Va.
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There is a city on many, n hill.
When you puss by it you go to --
There Is also town that we call York,
And little farther down you get to
And rich men in a city renowned
This year will all try TO get to
In each line Virginia city you'll find
If you can't make them out send Virginia
a line.
VIRGINIA. HUNTER INGRAM. Il
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ing, but wandered along until they
came to q Notwithstanding house
William walked up and knocked at
the door.
AN odd-loolting man opened the
door He had long white beard. black
eyes, large ears, and long pointed
nose
He frightened the boys at first. but
they managed to speak.
Good evening. dear friend, said
William: Eve have been tryin & to reach
the moon. and at last we are here.
How did YOU ever manage to get
her. my dear?" he asked. Then the
boys told their story. u
They did not stay long, but went
home and told their mother what had
happened She kissed them and told
them to go down to the store and see
their father. who has been anxious
about them since they left.
ALPHA CLEMENTS.
Newport News.s Va.
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LITTLE LOUIsE's HAIR.

When I was a very little girl l had
.curls My mother took Very much CAFE
Merry tangled. and when she would comb
them ! would cry; so she made UP this
story to tell me:
s"rhero was once q little girl named
Louise. who would cry every time her
mother would comb her hair; sc her
mother let her hair get very tangled.
and the rats built n nest In 1t ana told
her little, ones TO stay In 1t, and the cats
would never get them" and when she
WAS done telling 1t she would be done
conhing my hair.
f OF course, that would make me scared, !
SO she had no more trouble in combing Il,
NINA I4OuISIIs IIUNNICUTI.
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THE EAGLE,

The eagle is a bird Of prey. There are
many kinds q eagGs j ~ the !, Weld sr1 y, !
eagles, the bald eagle Is the most noted.
This eagle preys on otherA birds. lambs
and very often carries little children In
aims s ana rocks LAY ther egEs ana sou
thor young,
s'rRArTON ID EClSI0TT.
5s Scottsbpyg. Va.
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MY TEDDY BEAR.


i have nice. brown TEDDY Bear,
Who usually sits In a little white chair:
He sleeps with me. and when eat,
Right next to me has q high sea.
He has a clown suit OF yellow and red.
But he takes II 70 Fl when he goes stoffed. !
Some oyeralls. q shirt Of blue, at
A red necktie and a handkerchief, too
He does look so cute and dear.
You always want his story to hear;
For he was /. once n polar bear,
And he nearly froze living up there.
One day as he from the poles came down.
The sun changed him from white to
brown; Isl
While u am sorry he's not white,
! love him, and that makes it all right.
out the bears,
So even, little children can rub their
curly hairs; .5i
For y others love their "Teddies" as 1
He would go hunt Teddy bears and the.
8 ANT 1S51 NJ CAMP.
VA Franklin, Va
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To Jumbled Fruits: l. Peach. @
Damson. Z. Fig. s. Currant. g. Apricot
10 IS trnw berry. ! /. Plum. IL. Cherry.
HAROLD B. WALKER, Z
Drewry's Bluff. Wa.
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CONTRIBUTORS FoR Ill y

FOR THE WEEK.
Kelly. Clara
Letter. Luna
1Atimer. James f.
Moriconi. F.. Jr.
Moore. w. Susie
Money. Amelia NJ.
McCrane. T. w.
Maddux. Leslie
Maddux. Wilfred
Malcolm. Geo. F.
Moore. Lille H. BIS.
McAden. H. III.
Martin, Rosebud III.
Mahon, Carrie y. iA
Mason. lrie
Nugent. +. r.
Newman. +. T., Jr.
Oncay. Ethel
Ogburn. v. +.
Powell. Junius
Parllam. G.. o.
Parker. Mabel
Phillips. Elizabeth
Phillips. Charlie
Payne. Alma w.
Porter. Newton l..
Pearce. Mary II.
Pearson, Minnie
Roberts. Ruth
Rowe. Ruby IL.
Rogers. Paul
Reid. Elizabeth
Bcid. Ida
Roberts. Frank b.
Robertson. S. L.
Sattcrtield. Vancssa
Saunders. Ida 3.
SPOTS. Nancy NJ.
Smith. billiard
Semmcs. d. Il.
Smith. Mary
Spencer. Archie
Strauss. Morris
Sl,arove Alexander
Smith. Elizabeth G.
'rench. Mary l..
Turner. Annie
Temple. Margaret
Trainham. w. T.
Williams. Horace
Walter. Ethel X.
Waddill. Burroughs
Walker, Louise
Wilkinson. NJ. NJ.
Ward. Rose c.
Willis. Katherine
! Wells. Kate
Whitlock. LOWE
Winston, Bettic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24

Dear Children Of the Club:
Now TINT spring Is really and truly
here think 1t would be very nice and
appropriate for us to have q dover
page."
There are many beautiful legends about
flowers. / wonder II you know why tho
sunflower Is said to follow Will, It's big
brown eye the course Of tho sun each
day? or why q wreath Of laurel leaves
is given to a victor In any artistic COM
petition? or why the hyncinth Ia called
81 sad flower sometimes? or why laurel
is sometimes called Daphne? DO you
know the story OF how the narcissus first
came to bloom in the spring.
These are all beautiful stories which tho
old Greeks used to believe about various
write me n story.
What famous war Is named after n
flower. and why? DO you know the M,
lrcatid?5 Who! was the lilly maid 81 AZ AZ;
tnlot,' and who wrote about her? DID
you ever read Bur1,s's beautiful little
short, but worth learning by heart.
Il wonder what Is your favorite flower.
Write me an imaginative story about IT;
because OF It's many flowers? What do
you think Is the most appropriate flower
to be adopted as the Virginia State
Dear me, I could give you many more
Ideas for beautiful stories about ilowcrs.
but am going to leave you to think llp
GONE for yourself. If you do not like any
OF mine.
And the poetry that you can writc!
Almost anybody could compose n poem,
from such u subject, and | shall expect
some good ones. and some fine draw
ings, too.
Now, all contributions for the flower
page" must be in by Friday. April 9TH
and l shall offer special prizes for the
best contributions. 80 begin to plan ut
once.
THE EDITOR.
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DcA Edtor,-I am sending this little
storyNto you. and hope ISwil see It In
print. would like to get n prize for IT.
as y have not gotten ono yet We have
two little children coming to school who
2ar-e very funny One Of my school Inns tes Is
writing you a sketch OF them. I must stop.
for fear have taken too much room. From
it55isSj stf NINA fIitJNNICLJTT.AsS;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24

Dear Editor-F1nclosed you Will find Il a
drawing. which ! drew. and hope It Will
escape the waste basket love to read
the Chidrens Page think It inprovess
every Sunday. l hopethis will be publsh-S
ed in next week 8 paper. r am your little
friend. MOLL1E KING COLENfAN.93ss
e Nnout q Va n.
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P uzzle DEPARTMENT
Answers.

TO City Charade. by Mildred Lewis:
"Baltimore."
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Agee. Olive M.
Anspach, NJ. W. If.
Beckett. stratton
Bea!e. Euwnrd w.
Bahlke Wy. q !, -,
Burweil, BaldWH
Brown. Edgar
Benson. Charles
breckenridge. Annie
Brown. Gladys
Baker. Mildrea NJ.
Baldwin. Lucille
Brown. Edgar w.
Cosby. Lllther
Curtis. Drummon
Galloway. WINE
Coleman. Mollie *.
Carter, OtWay
Ghappen.. E 7. J, ".
/, lamp; A I,,l
logon; 1u u ~
Il'l's' Hsn
Cox, Grace
Davis. Anna II.
Dominica. Teresa
Fleetwood. NJ. u.
French. Jean
FredericRsen. RIA
Fisg. Myrtle
flnner. George -.
Guy, May
Gray, Mnrgie
Goss. Edith
Goodwin, isapci
Ge t, M, s..n. =.
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Guerrant; EllZa nelh
Gilman. harriet X.
Gohecn. florence
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Dear Editor--I would like to become q I
member, but I have nothing to send just
now. will soon send something whtch.sI
hope to sec In the paper Please send me
badge. We ltke the paper very 14uc y. WIN
best wishes, i am. your new mdp,be
i5E4 ELIZABETH GUERR1ANT..4gsSl
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Dear Editor,--I have never written to-
thank you for my pretty badge, WAS = e q
long time getting It.. am real proud q ~ z.
we are trying to persuade our; teacher To-
give us an egg hunt Easter. and II she does
l will tell all tho readers about AZ Enclosed
find some jumbled capitals, which = hone
will BIO all right for the T. D.. C. C Page
and 1 hope all the readers Will like "A t.F
Very sincerely.
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MARGUERITE WATTS. q
= III Aged eleven years

Dear Edtor.--I am very anxious to be.$
come n member of the IT, d. G. CT II
possible please send me badge can't
draw much but I can write little istories.a
so probably I'll improve on my drawing
My grandpa takes The Times Dispatch .IS
am In DanvilIe now; II live In Martlnsvllles
though Enclosed lisa little story. Pieasas
publish IT. Truly. ig54ss
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THE WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS.
Clara Kelly. 41o North T'hlrty-flrst Street.
Richmond, Va, for poem, lentltlcd
q ..Snow,'
Willie Proctor Carter. Prospect Va. for
story entitled "Gyp."
Basil ". Halsiip. Stuart. Va, tor story
entitled IA Barbecue"
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Dear Edltor,--I hope you will excuse ma
FOR not sending In anything for a long time
\ hope I shall be able to send something
In every week. Enclosed you will find an
Nnster drawing, which I hope Will please
you. I frelnuin. hoping this will prove sat-
isfactory, your member, i8SSS
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IA - AINIJIN IIICs YAM f.e3Y
Franklin Va. Aged ten years.

Dear ENTHUSIASTICALLY you Will find q
composition on the Capture OF aQuebec."s}t
Ehope9it will get prize. and II It Isn't worth
that I hope the trash basket will not be It's
future home. Please send nc anothe r badge; 4
a boy at school took mine when I wasn't
looking Hoping to hear that my posl-j
tionH got n prize. L am your mem b err, III sg S9s
LEROY HUTzLER. Jr.,
s-.f5s iii Aged eleven years.
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Dear Edltor,---1 am little girl ten
years old. II Will DO eleven the 18th OF
March. am going to sec my cousin at
Culpeper this summer, and I am going to
try to get her Join our dear old page. tho
T.. y. g. Club. Hoping the members as
nice Easter, ! remain your friend. 5} sff
GLADYS JACKSON KESWICK
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4, Dear Editor.-.I would like so much 10 be-
% member OF the T. ID, G so please send
have never taksn drawing lessops II like to-
draw, 40 \ send "a bird. and IShope to see Il
1t I'm the paper. With best wishes for the I
la,nllnwnY. M. d lMARIEs GUERRANT.IIas..s
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MARGIE GRAY,
GOT North Seventh ST., City.
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Dear Edior.-Enclnsed Is a story entitled
"a barbecue" written by myself. and one
entitled "a Pleasant Visit" written by my
and enjoyed reading 1t very much. In reply
to your letter asking, for n picture. of my
SELF I regret to say that j have no&gooda
picture. Your devoted member
I3AS1L#Y. HAISLIP T. sss#s
q Box ~. Stuart. patrick county. Va.
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Dear Editor,--I guess you think have
forgotten YOU, but enjoy the paper very
much love tos4rend the stories very much
hope to SEQ this little letter In prlnt;$
would be overjoyed. for I have never had,
a letter In print. I want to send story
soon Please send mo q badge We had a
bad storm Tuesday night, i Will close
Your little friend. ROSE G. WARD.sY
Moonlight, Va 8i
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Hidden Cities.

Auburn, N. G.
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FLOWER PAGE
BY CLUB MEMBERS

Dear Children Of the Club:
Now that spring Is really and truly.
here. / think 1t would be very nice and
appropriate for us to have q Hover
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Dear IIditor--I would like very much 10
become a new member of the T. D. c. G:
say new. because ! was once an old member,
but my father, much to my dlstress. tstoppeil
5talting your paper for time. Please send
me- II badge. am very anxious TO see some;
Of my things In tho paper once more. so n
hope they all Will not find the way to the
waste basket Npur friend, y
MINNIE PEARSON: si
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Dear Editor--I am "a member Of the T. d..
G. c.. but have not written in SO long T
sending YOU a little piece Of poetry on my
TEDDY Bear: w hfcht I hope you will think
worth publlshinE. Don't let "Mr. Waste
Basket, have 1t. as 1t is my first attempt.
ypur little sfrieni. .-l-a.asl
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q Dear Editors--Here comes new onssg
Can any one guess where am from! a
about three years, and have been watching;
patiently for the sunday paper, hus found
out my father does not take any but the
daily, Ihree OF my sisters are 'uetnbers O
the n. %. &C, aud llika II hne send n
drawing. and hope 1t VIII escape the waists
basket. lyill send In a story soon Wish
Ing the club y merry Easter, ! am yours
to serve, NlltdiNlAaA y y. ASf3O1SN.433ss
NartA View, Va, M 5S IA 4Iiss
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Dear Editor-I am glad to know Il am
FOR a long time = wli{send you a picture
to be put In The Times Dispatch Il hope
to, win "a prizo. I hope my letter will 6es-i
cnho the waste basket. I will close, hoping
to win a prize on my picture. From your
member, JEAN FRENCH
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Dear Edtor,--I would like to become 4
member. Of the T. D. G.. G. Will you please
send mo d badge? I an, sending you a
story. which hope to SEQ published soon.a
With best Wishes. Your new member {sl855s
k FLORENCE G.. SHEEN. sS
Danvlc, w. va ri ~ Z s7YTl57 -, #ggs
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we once had what we called a barbe-
cue.
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Dear Editor,--4I enjoyed reading your latter
In the y, D. q. c. Page. Will send a short
page. could not think Of any o;her name
for It, 20 give II tho name, '.Hehold, lie
Has Risen. thought that was a very
good name for it'll Will close now, From,
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