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Florentine marble panels, and lsj owned by Fred Watkins, of Soutjr Hill It is located on Route 682. Also on Route 682 is Tarover. now the home of the William Caldwells. Built by Thomas Bruce in 1848. early schools will be em phasized. Books used over a cen ,ur yago will be displayed. Bellevue, recently restored by Paul C Edmunds, will feature an explanation of the tobacco indus try by the Tobacco Board of Trade I and clog and folk dancing by Mary Bethune School students between 11 a m. and 1 pm. Entertainment will also be pro-: vided at Black Walnut. Sims fam- 1 ily home since 1791. It is on Route 600. on part of Roanoke' plantation of John Randolph’s grandfather. Cartersville Mrs. N. P. Snead entered John- j ston-WiDis Hospital in Richmond Monday for treatment. Miss Elizabeth Robinson and W. : E Robinson visited friends in Keys ville Sunday. M. E. Blanton, III. and Bill Pleasants spent Friday in Lexing ton.
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