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1919
Tuesday, September 2, 1919
A good day. Jim staid at the barns to day. Ben & Owen and Marvin and Paul Bennett and William Gilbert (col) all worked on Bens tobacco pulling and hangin leaves. I handed leaves all day.
Josie got dinner & churned. Put out some apples to dry. The school teachers want to know what to depend on and worrie Ben lots.
Jack Harvey come this evening and got Jake and the buggy. I hope he will take care of them.
Jim Emerson passed here to day with ladies on the car.
We had peas for dinner today. They come from George Blairs.
9 oclock
Friday, September 19, 1919
A good day. The men folks stripped tobacco most of the day. Ben went to see some of the teachers.
Josie & I got dinner. Old man Sam C[a?]llens was buried this evening. We have knowed him ever since we lived in this neighborhood.
Marvin & family went to Chatham this evening. They had the childrens pictures made.
Heard that my brother is improving. Hope he may get well a gain.
Miss Alice Wooding sent me some seed corn by Ben this evening. Hope I may live and be able to plant it.
9:10 oclock
Wednesday, November 26, 1919
A cloudy day & some rain. We all stripped tobacco most of the day and finished this years crop. Marvin Smith solde all of his crop today at Boston. Was well pleased with the prices.
Josie got dinner. I went to see Carrie a few minutes this evening.
Ben has gone to Willie Mayhews to night.
Jim went to Marvins and probably to Renan.
The teacher of Renan school has gone to Richmond to a teachers meeting.
Henry & Edna went to the school house to day.
8:15 oclock
1921
Friday September 2, 1921
A clear hot day. Jim & Ben worked on the tobacco. Ben will work on his all night. Henry and Reese is hunting tonight. The proffessor for Renan School was here toay. I did not see him. Josie ironed most of the day. I got dinner.
This evening Reese carried me to White Falls. I fished. The boys bathed. I caught 31 fish.
Roy Smith carried 4 horn worms to see if the fish would bite them. (They would.)
1922
Wednesday, May 31, 1922
A good day. Cloudy tonight and a little rain. Jim & Ben plowed corn and cut off tobacco hills getting aready to plant tobacco. Mr. Owen carried Alice Thomson & children Mrs Thomson & I and Jane Reynolds to white falls. We did not catch many fish but had a good time. Mrs Car was with Josie. Carrie Reese and the little girls and Kate Harvey come a little while. Virginia H and Doris B come a a while. The children went to the Sulpher Springs. They had a good time Their teachers was with them. They had ice cream.