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wi E SEVEN #00 eeneuveseees LAY 1943 Our recent visitor, BGiater Ruth Howell Bey, when inter. -ew e7 att accet what ALA ehe tnink of cur woorish hational Home ana ite "rogress, coul4’ hartly fina atertuate wor’s to 4egcrice ita ofauty. “evertLeleas, her BOCWeET Wa, "JT lice it very meen ana it s:emse lise I'm really in anotnor . world; a fairylan4, it's really a kecca fcr ty> Moore. I'm wince ing myself to cer if I am really awake for tne scenery is certainly entrancing." An4 the oviltings? "I've never geen such oeguti- ful dSuilfingesll tesign:4 with our o@n “s0risn trol-mg. why, that builaving that le erzct24 fer. the loging of the anipals, th» hoxwees an+ cows, etc., ook, Bore like “a Ceostle at a “ir stance than a shelter for the animals. J feel that too mich ~raige cannot oe ~ven Srotherea syatt dey ané “Tanklin HL, the car~enters, for cir work, Frankly meaking, I elly feel like rutting the horees an¢ living in it mygelf.* ant woul you like to live 7 wWercapentl y? me uNnLegitantly bamiky ‘ ‘ Lisd. “Ob, yes, ant reneated ‘neain that it geemeA tnat ahe Was in another world. "I'm gimiy j-lirioug with gaiety anA feel 2ave ginging an4 Aancing for tne curshine here 1g go oeautiful. a&hy only thie morning 2 went strolling ir, the wood@, the olr4gs were sing- ing sn4 calling hanwily te their Gates; the cricket@ were chirming,. the stTeams wer: flowing r-eeatleerly On tneir way out to the gea, the “ovze wer? cooing eoftly, while e woot-necker high um in the trees Wae vecking away as is hie very life on. secsvesssess LPOORI SH VOICE Aerante4 on it, in the Aistence was a flock of wil turkeys woil> g A4ecr Tan wil "ly towarts tn: thick>r orucr-s, the 4ogwood traog are in full cloom an4 the wil4 murrl: viol-te were aycryenera, &er> i foun4 tne Rat-oird, wil4 Canariss, the yollownammer ant many otn-r kints of birts, too numorous to m-ntion, The woots wor? co gr-n wifh the tiny leaves onming out, the Sear treee wer> Iinbdloom, the O2+g Wor? suzzing an’? on their job. avtg cotton tall raboit seurric4 quickly towar’s th’ tall rin:s." “Shere is a orgutiful hill] here thet J] am very muck in love with, so green, With lovely larg? tr77e8 on it. Th> main nighway *ase*s in front, anA at sune*t this is a beevtiful sight to benol4, for the sunset'e rays against taie quaint little koorisnh Village with its buil4ings so attractively Accotate® i Various colors, io~resses one that Peace an* Kavriness “wells there.” “Off from a distance, tne view ig one tnat you can nevir forget. Cril4ren with tnoir harvy faces, “Lay- ing about, an’ th: turoane ofall “colors of‘the rain bow an“ the fezea Ddenesth the tall nines really gave the armearance of an ancient city where our forefath>re dwelle*.* Stating furth-r, ehs waif, "I bav: fallen in lov: with Viringia, ite clima'::, ntinue4 on Page y5