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Sunday, December 23, 1923

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Nathani at Dec 18, 2013 05:33 PM
Nathani
Ben W. Brumfield

Sunday, December 23, 1923

A warm cloudy day. We
all staid at home. We
had a nice mess of turnip
greens and did enjoy them.
This evening Mrs. Booker
and Ray come.
Alma and Lonnie Bennett
come. Alma brough[t]
me a fruit cake and
a box of candy and
two pounds of butter.
I am so glad of
all of the things.
We did not have any
butter for several
days. That is so little
that we did not want
to eat it.
I am so glad to be
remembered by the
children. Wish I could
see them all once
more.

Sunday, December 23, 1923

Original item located in the William Gilson Farlow papers, 1850-1971, 1873-1919 (bulk). far00030. Archives of the Farlow Herbarium of Cryptogamic Botany, Harvard University

Digitized copy obtained from the Biodiversity Heritage Library.