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Rapp’k Homes Visited By

More Than 80 People • <

About 80 persons visited the five homes and gardens on the Home and Carden Tour, spop sored by the Rappahannock Carden Club Friday, May 19. Fine weather prevailed and cloudiness did not mar the pleasure of the visitors in seeing the homes and gardens in this first tour of its kind ever held in the county, under the theme: "Life i n E a rl y Rappahannock.” ‘ ' ^ : i Routes and directions were: clearly marked along, the roads. in the county with green, and white signs, and a special map of the tour was drawn *j> to guide' those not familiar with the places.

Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Mrs. W. H." Lyne, Mrs. J. Rod.es Brown Jr., Mrs. C. H. Davis, Jr., Mr* W. C. Hall, and Mrs. L. 'J. Turner were the garden cjub’s hostesses at "Jessamine Hall," home of C. E. Marsh on the Mt, Salem rpad three miles southeast ,pfWi||hing

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