THE PICKET FENCE iin foreground) was almost completed. Now the partially completed fence t in in It s oil y three bare chimneys that mark the ruins of a one-story frame Prince Edward home* that was destroyed by fire Monday morning, l our children of the Jack Lee family perished in the flash tee. Six older children were in school at the time. The family lost all their belongings in the fire. The Prince Edward Red Cross chapter is accepting donations of clothing, furniture, food etc lor Hie tauail; lb' -r bat y 1I1 tab le I -ecu uiay caiiitast *ir* W. \ . L. ilu at tbe \ roca. oil..at.
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“THE PICKET FENCE iin foreground) was almost completed. Now.” Farmville Herald, April 1957.
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