1920

A good day. Ben & Jim and Henry stripped tobacco. I got breakfast and milked the cows then made and baked bread for dinner and made coffee then dug bait. Reese carried me fishing. We went to White falls. Stopped at Mt Airy. I had a check cashed and bought a bucket of lard. I come home and churned, salted the butter, then got supper and yet I cant do enough. Ben in pertickler dont want to bother with me any wa[y]s. If he thought as much of me as he does of some others I would be glad.

A good day. Ben & Jim staid at home all day. I got dinner had chicken and pork. Heard today that Mrs Power has a son born today. Edna & Franklin went to Marvins today. I went to George Blairs. George & Denia was not at home but come. They all looked very nice. Had on new sweaters. Claud and [?] was there. They were all nice to me and yet I feel that they were not glad to see me. I went late and had a hard walk. I got supper after I got home.

Cloudy most of the day. Rain this evening. Jim and Ben stripped tobacco all day. Kate Harvey staid here to dinner. I was very glad to see her. We did not see any of Marvins folks today. I ironed some to day. I am so near asleep that I cant write.

A good day. Ben & Jim stripped tobacco most of the day. Ben carried Mrs Car to Mr Powers to see the new baby. I washed some for the children. We are thinkin of going to Danville in the morning if it is not two colde. I have not seen any of Marvins people to day. I miss them if I dont see them. Ben brought the graphophone home with [?] Henry is playing it now. Jim and Ben went to the barn tonight.

A good day. Jim stripped tobacco all day. Josie & Mrs Car staid at home. Mrs Car got dinner and supper. Ben and Henry & Edna and I went today. We bought several things We got home a boug at dark. We had a good time as we could expect. Isila & Cordie Blair come this evening. I am glad that they come. They had not bin here in six mos. We left some things in Danville. I am very sorry. Hope we may get them yet.