Rappahannock News, May 4, 1950
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Edward Brown of Washington, D. jC., was the Sunday guest of Mrs. J. Prank Jones.
Miss Nancy Moore and Miss Louise King of Madison College, spent the week end at their homes.
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Places: Washington, Madison
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“Edward Brown of Washington, D. jC., was the Sunday.” rappnews, no. 27, May 1950.
“Edward Brown of Washington, D. jC., was the Sunday.” rappnews, no. 27, May 1950.
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