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ANNA BELLE Attends a Watermelon Party
Dear Friends: You mny know I'm son) when It
comes ilmo lo leavo Oinnilpa's, but 1 think next
week will enil my stay. The other night o at
tended a watei melon parly given by a church near
fiiandpa'a farm and really It was a treat to ret nil
the good watermelon you could cat. The folks out
In Iho country never do thlncs by halves, and tni'd
haidly finish the "heart" of a slice before they'd
place another piece before you, What appeared
irai strange to me was the. number of automobiles
that were there. It actually seemed as though we
were In some big city crowd when everyone was
ready to go and we heard the buzz ol motors and
honking ot horns as they made off. Grandpa has
just bought a new touring car. but Grandma says
lio'll soon ruin tho back scat as he hauls all kinds
of things when ho goes to town,
Everyone reports SEWING SOCIETY work doing
fine and each of U3 should bo very happy to know
this good news. If you haven't sent for your Cer
tificate of 'Membership now's the time to do so.
Just sit down and write me care this paper, enclorc
a two-cent stamp for postage and I'll be glad to
send you one. Or, If you're an officer In your Socie
ty will send as many as you wish for yourself and
members. Write me all the good news you can In
your next letter. Lovingly,
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