Will try and write a few lines. I am very sorry that I am late, but certainly can't be helped. I never felt my age and my infirmities until the last few years, but I can plainly see that I am getting well along in years. We may be on the down hill side of life, but when we get together for a little visit things have to hum just the same.

I think the best Cousins Dinner we ever had was last fall. Twenty-three of us met here at our old humble dwelling and such a meal you never sat down to in all your life! After we had consumed a good supply of the good things we merely shoved the table back and in a friendly circle told a few jokes and got a good account of the Cousins Dinner at Stroudsburg¹. We visited until the clock struck four. Then came the good-byes and the resolution to meet again in October this year.

n not so many years we, the older generation of the Campbell cousins, will be memories and a younger generation must become the older generation. Truly this is a "world without end" and surely it shall be populated with "Campbells without end".

With love to all,