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Ida Chamness writings on travel and religion, 1927-1938
1927-04-13 Page 16
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- 16 - in so light a car. And Georgetta told them so at meeting. But that did not satisfy Edmund, and he drove over to see me (the first I had met him) and he strongly urged me to go; telling me that Eliza and Sophia would be very much disappointed if I did not go. And they were looking for me, promising he would drive very carefully. He would not accept any of my excuses, so I went. We had a nice supper and a pleasant visit; then we went home in the rain Edmund telling us things of interest along the way. He also took mamma a few rides around thru Bournville. The neighbors would keep bringing boquets of flowers to me. And the lady from whom the house was rented gave me beautiful red tulips, so I had flowers all the time. Georgetta took lots of pains to cook good things for me and us; and I was taken good care of. Occasionally Edmund Hatcher would bring us a good fish or some fresh fruit. And one evening he brot fried potatoes and fish hot. After Georgetta had eaten, she sat the dish on the
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- 16 - in so light a car. And Georgetta told them so at meeting. But that did not satisfy Edmund, and he drove over to see me (the first I had met him) and he strongly urged me to go; telling me that Eliza and Sophia would be very much disappointed if I did not go. And they were looking for me, promising he would drive very carefully. He would not accept any of my excuses, so I went. We had a nice supper and a pleasant visit; then we went home in the rain Edmund telling us things of interest along the way. He also took mamma a few rides around thru Bournville. The neighbors would keep bringing boquets of flowers to me. And the lady from whom the house was rented gave me beautiful red tulips, so I had flowers all the time. Georgetta took lots of pains to cook good things for me and us; and I was taken good care of. Occasionally Edmund Hatcher would bring us a good fish or some fresh fruit. And one evening he brot fried potatoes and fish hot. After Georgetta had eaten, she sat the dish on the
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