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From: "Betty McCollum" <>
Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Philidelphia Church
Date: Fri, 6 Jun 2008 15:46:49 -0500
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From: "Tootie Dennis" <>
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Sent: Friday, June 06, 2008 11:18 AM
Subject: [ARIZARD] Philidelphia Church


> Vera, Please, might i have a copy of the 1957 article about the old
> Philadelphia Church?
> Joyce, your memories about the endless summer days brings back a lot of
> memories...when the hot sidewalks would ring with the whirling of our
> roller
> skates and cold RC Cola from a glass bottle...trading funny books with the
> neighborhood kids and sending for the "special offers" from the Lone
> Ranger
> and other radio broadcast...summer was the best of life! We moved from
> the
> farm when my Dad, Homer Sharp, died. I was 6 and youngest of 7 at the
> time.
> The days on the farm have very special memories for us...but city life was
> a
> whole new ballgame and we tried to fit to that new way...but it would
> never
> be like the days in the alfalfa, wading in the irrigation ditch, swimming
> in
> the pond, catching tadpoles, or hunting lightening bugs in the cool
> evening
> and putting them in fruit jars. Gathering on the front porch and singing
> into the night, sleeping in the screened in porch in the back...and
> hearing
> the coyoto's howl as we feel asleep...
> Guess both enviornments helped to form my life, but the farm was the
> best.
> Tootie
>
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