PAGE EIGHT SECTION TWO- Mrs. Vail's Book Draws Comments “The Year’s at the Spring” Enthusias tically Received Thin in what sonic prominent re viewers, poets and writers are sav ing about “The Year’s At The Spring," Ruth Vail’s latest hook of published verse: “Your hook is delightful beyond words . . . and then your Sing! j How it does sing to the lit' of its ) own mUsic.”—James D. Donaldson, author of Leaves, and other, publi cations. Regional Chairman for National Council for. tlic promotion of poetry. Korkport. lr\as. “Y’our originality of ’■'■'imagery : amazes, and I am Moved at all the beautiful pictures, you paint in The | Year's At The Spring'.” Anmibelle | Merrifield, author of (Ira.. Notes. Member Poetry Society 01 Ameri ca. Poetry Society, of London, 1 Prize winner, "Top poet." VV ma t- . ka. 111. . , “The popihs of Kufh Y.iil you tained in her styoiurl•■■■hooky Ihr | Year’s At Tlv Spring, an soundly constructed and reflect th«* 'pint utility and ripened.uridcisi.Hirliug of. an author who is doing -her .hit in ' helping push tlve world in the right direction. I h>vi* licr poems and read them again and again.’’ Mary Boyd Wagner. Author <»;' Roots and other publications. Member National League of Ame.ncan l’< n i Women. A poet of wide reach ;m *i 11 it mi -dollars a j tJiii‘tcen-ft»hl increase—while the, .Josephiiir K. IcOckenhy. Author} I j. of Bright Thicket Os the Stars, j life.. Tacoma, Washington. I ' V- , “I will enjoy your hook each t into' I read it .” I\ niina King I Lily. Author of-. Silver Moccasins. How- ( •■••••. '• ■ : [ crinu Vgates. M• t n I*•r of Avalon,. Mid Wesf (’haparral I'oeis. I’l'ib-j; of itj thy m g 1 zrnes 1 ikJ win ; tier us various uteiary prizes. Sc- j « attic, Washington.. ;a I ]' I **l have taken • »ith .y•■ur IhMiiv . . You .'must . lui.vo taken "great delight, in Wfit ing it . . your , publisher is t" i‘e. aenuratulaii (|; .; <; • • • Wa t ney .supply at this rate I can he considered norma l rat lie r J than a prglude t»> tur.au ay infla-I t ion. “Yours, are tender songs, sung! from fin- heart which is tin- only source of sohg t«> me.” Jocelyn May Sloan. Poet, Kocliestef, N\ Y. 'A our hui'ly book is here; Soon I sh ill have a pub t evening all to tiiyselfv then I shall stroll through t hi, beautiful garden of dreams.” | .Margie I*. I’oswell. A lit Ivor of 111, Light Still Hurt is. past I’resi- ! ih nt American PoYtr.v League, Ka-I di<> t’oimncntator. newspapor eol j ummst, teacher and 'ecturer of poe- j : ry, criticitl a fticli»Member Ya - i t;pna! Le.igu*' of American. Pen I Wont* n»•(.*.A.A.A., Americati Liter ary Ass*'ciation. L'edonit'ipn (’liap ,itaal Writers and other literary croups. 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A descendant of Commadore i I'erry, Mary Alice Hart, author of I The Tim e For SinpuiK, writes, “I i am still reading your hook.” i Mrs. Corinne Sitison Dies Thursday At Home Os Daughter Mrs. ('orinn,. Ri-ouprHton Sitison, 77, died Thursday morning at 5 o’clock at the home of her daugh , ter, Mrs: Shelton Moore on North ‘ llniad St following a brief ill ness. She was a native of Per : (pitmans County, tile daughter of | the late Thomas Sutton Rroughton ; iYATemorTam In memory of J. Franklin Perry, wlio went to live with God N’ovem j her 24th, 1952. ! We’ve journeyed on three more ( years 1 At a sad and lonely pace, | For there is no one else in this old world ! That can come and tak,, your place, \Ve ip raved the p raver of Hannah of old, tlver twenty one years ago. If God would give us a son to love lie may take him where li e wanted him to go. 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