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1919
Sunday, August 31, 1919
Cloudy most of the day. Ben & Jim staid at home. Josie got dinner.
I went to see my brother Letcher. He is sick. They think he is a little better now. I do hope that he may get well soon. Ellen had a good dinner. I am sorry for her. She is so young to have the care of the house. Ren Worsham carried me. I thank him for that.
There was a crowd at Letchers this evening. Ethel and all the children was on the car. I am a fraid that they got wet before they got home.
Marvin & Carrie went to Strait Stone this evening. They got in and did not get wet.
9 oclock
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
Monday, September 15, 1919
A good day. Jim stripped tobacco. Ben worked on Dews's car this morning. This evening he painted on the cow shed & hen house roofs.
Effie & Beaula Brumfield come to see a bout getting schools. I went to Worshams pond. Isla Blair went with me. We did not catch any fish. We drove Bens hores.
Paul Bennett went from Marvins this morning. Henry Blair carried him to Gretna.
9 oclock
Thursday, September 25, 1919
A good day. Jim and Owen went to Gretna with the tobacco today. Ben went to Gretna with the car. He bough roofing for the hen houses.
Carrie spent the day with Josie.
Lee Brumfield and I went to the river. Lee caught one fish. I did not catch any thing. I was glad to go with him. I bought 10 pounds of sugar from Oscar Booker. I stopped at Mr Dillards while Lee & Dillard gathered some chinquapins.
Marvin went to Danville today. Reese went with him.
8 oclock
Friday, September 26, 1919
A beautiful day. Jim is in Chatham. Ben worked on Marvins car most of the day.
The children went to school.
Josie got dinner. I washed some.
This evening Josie and I went to Marvins a while. Come home. Josie g[ot] supper. I milked. The children got wood and water.
Ben has gone hunting to night. I mended Edna dress to night.
9 oclock