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1921
Saturday January 8, 1921
A cloudy day. No rain yet. Ben & Jim stripped tobacco all day. Mr Owen helped a little. I got dinner. I boiled the last hog face and baked the last potatoe pumpkin. Josie made Edna a dress and Mabel two caps. I think that Mabel was quieter than she has ever bin since she could walk. Carrie come a few minutes. She brought some apples. They was highely appreciated.
Jim & Ben went to Strait Stone tonight. I went to sleep and dropped my book. Josie and Henry and Edna are playing cards.
8 oclock
Saturday March 19, 1921
A good day. Cloudy but no rain. Jim and Ben cleaned up land and plowed most of the day. Mr Jim Emerson and Sarah Emerson come today. I was glad to see them. Denia Blair come this morning and brought a basket of apples. We were glad to get them.
Hugh Brumfield would of gone with me fishing if I could of went. I am glad that I staid at home. Carrie and the children come a little while late this evening. Henry brought me two boxes from Owens house this morning.
Friday September 9, 1921
A cloudy day. Some rain this evening. We were so glad of what did fall.
Josie sewed this evening. I worked some button holes. Jim & Ben will stay at the barn tonight. Ben & Henry went hunting to night a while.
I went to Marvins a few minutes this evening. Come by the pea patch. There is a lot of peas dry and need to be gathered.
Ben & Marvin went to Mrs Kates place this evening and got a few apples. Fruit is hard to find a bout here this year.
Saturday September 10, 1921
A good day. Jim & Ben worked on their tobacco fireing it. Henry and I picked some beans and peas this morning. This evening Ben carried Henry and Edna and I to the river. He did not want to go but went.
I did not catch any thing much. We stoped at Renan a few minutes. Virginia Harvey was there and Otho & Sallie Blair was there.
Josie got dinner & supper. She had fried apples for dinner. We did enjoy them. She mended on the men folks clothes all the evening.
Dodson Bailis come to see Ben to day.
Had a rain tonight.
1922
Friday, June 16, 1922
A good day we need rain bad. Ben & Jim plowed in the corn and Henry thinned corn all day.
Mrs. Car & Josie strung snaps Mrs. Trent & I scraped the potatos. I baked a pudding. This evening Mrs Hutcherson & Ada Hutcherson come and brought Josie some light rolls hot and some apples. Grace Vale come and picked berries. I went with them to the field.
Hattie bought four gallons of berries. There has bin the most dew berries that I ever saw.
I worked in Franklins foot this morning.