Sunday, May 30, 1920

A good day. The boys
ramble for strawberries.
Josie staid at home
and got dinner. She
is not feeling well.
Mrs Hutcherson kindly
gave me a seat in
her car and we went
to old union to a
meeting. There was a
big crowd and plenty
to eat and sound
preaching according to
my way of thinking.
We come by Mr
Anderson Owens to
see him. He is able
to sit up a little.
I think he is bad
off. 9 30 oclock