…00 cloudy 9:00 telephone from Jeanne George 9:30 Reading some farm articles in Union Sun & Journal Review 10:00 Answered Jeanne's Xmas letter 10:30 Chas stopped in after dark to see if he could do anything for us. JANUARY 29 SATURDAY 6:55 - 6° cloudy snow 10 - 2:30 WIND 8:30 P137 T52 M476 P61 I44 J4 M58 9:00 Bishop Library. Read Louis Julian 9:30 Go. Dick & The Richmond Raid & Capt. A. Varghans The Yankee Privateer 10:00 Sunday 11:00 6:20 5° snow blowing - path drifted shut. 1° at night. Took a dragged out day all night. Couldn't get temp inside above 68° down to 53° upstairs 1:30 We could not watch TV in the p.m. because it was too cold in the front of the house. No church or M.A. today. T…

…e ate buckwheat pan- cakes at Jeannette's at 12. Preparing for a talk on China. 24° part clear, wind blowing snow JANUARY 27 Su At S.S. I talked to the Inter- mediates on China. They have been studying Hong Kong Meth. work. Small att. at church. Jr. Choir sang (25) Dr. also (Er) Feith at organ. WW P called up to say No evening service. Snow blowing wildly - much drift- ing. Ps. 84 Ky 380 Ps. 116 Ky 327. 6° Clear 10° a.m. JANUARY 28 Ethel & I did wash, hung all but sheet inside. Letter fr. Jean & Jessie. Chas. in for lunch. Letter fr. George. Wrote Claudia Ann. C. CD. Kaye & Florence H. Pa. 130. Hy. 367 90° Clear - 4° a.m. - 26° at new Hsp. 20° Cold Run traffic - 24° p.m. JANUARY 29 The rive…

…ie Gleason Hey Freeman: & Mr. Jeannie - 5 stay writing Letter from SSB, CTC & CTH. Sunday APRIL 7 Ted E. taught Miss Class - good attendance at Church. "A Green Hill Far Away." Took a walk up to new little league diamond & down past W & W - no one home - Church - people talked to Chas B., Mrs. Stander, Linda Harold, Alma, Janette, Johnson at Funeral Home & Billy H. at fair. 7:15 at night - Bonney Planning. Acts 10:23-33 Cornelius & Peter. Art for Music again on Holy Week Service. 36° - 65° Rain Monday APRIL 8 night cloudy To P.O. Messenger, Republic, Called Jay & Lonaker. E. & I drove to Bunker Hill. Man, woman meeting Dr. Harris 1st Bapt. Ch. in Hagerstown preached. 9376 Luncheon. Library.…

…esheck & Grace Lenwood. W. at Jeannie's. Bobby Ditto took our TV for repairs & later brought it back without 2 hours w. Raymond Morse's help. Chas. in while I was napping. "came & got Bruce" after supper. Book, UTS. Nathaniel Haw vity. Stevens, Hans King's Freedom Today. Pa 129 Hy 280. Dist. Joy. guide. FEBRUARY 13 Tu 6:35-14° powder snow flurry windy all day. Called at Shelby Masons, Body Co. Newsom was lost, also Fred, Winston & Comfort to Kiwanis Ladies Night. $2 dinner. Some music afterward by Miss _______ & Mr. _______. Chas. & Tim were here after school & Burrows in vehicle saw men out. FEBRUARY 14 Wed. 6:35-19° clear windy. Wrote Jean & Barbara. Don S. called. Wrote Mary. Letters fro…

… Ate supper w. Ann Linwood at Jeannette's. Hy. 417. Br. 401. 116. Jot - 10. Saturday 21 January 1967 6:15 - 17° Clear 1 p.m. 57° cloudy evening Walked up to Hunter's Funeral Home. Pay respects. Kenneth Harris. Tucker (H.) d. yest n day before. Fell from fence. Ethel & I went to library. Wrote May B. Pa. - 28. Hy 462. Jot - 15. Sunday 22 January 1967 7:20 30° Clear. Warm 7:10 at 1:30. Prayed at L.S. opening. Norman Robertson taught Men's Class. Dr. preached a good sermon on Christ our unity. Two choirs. Dr. & Mrs. Meese sat in front of me with his parents. Kathy Spitzer sat on my left, Jean Kunkel on my right. Three young people to join. Attended funeral of Kenneth Twelker, Kunkel, L. at E.U…

…er, she said. Ethel & Mary to Jeannette's for lunch at 12:30. Rev. Rector took (Roy & me Thurs. visit at H.S. cafeteria table; beautiful idea) by Bernice Taylor of May and photos. Mrs. R. here as Roy's guest. Pd. 2/17/45 25¢. Pr. and 2 Ea. R. Pd. 46. Hy. 279 Poor 1-9. WEDNESDAY 18 AUGUST 1965 6:00-68° clear (ing) 91° at 4:30. Handful of shower in early p.m. chilly later. Letter fr. Jean. Avis. At library I got Alan Moorhead's The Blue Nile & started reading it. We all went to Wesley Chapel for meeting of 2 sub-district WSCS & had nice supper. Ethel took several decks of fine, plentiful food, as always. Jr. MYF had worship service & 1st of 2 programs Cindy, Norma, etc. Frances Willard told o…

…ood girl." C. "Don't chu hit, Jeannie." Poor Mildred has had her hands full looking after the kids, but she has been very patient. "Where are you going?" I said to her one day. "Crazy, I guess," she replied, but she doesn't act the part. We have run over 400 miles nearly every day, our best run being 449. Meals on board ship get tiresome. M. says they nauseate her. Most of the stuff is tasteless. 400 tons of coal a day burned on this ship. She can make 22 knots per hour, but she doesn't do it for me, judging by the chart. Our stewardess of the Monteagle is aboard, also Mr. James, now purser of the Empress of Russia, our old state room boy, one of our table boys, which has made the boat more…