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Garden Club Meets I
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The Rappahannock Garden club met Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. W. H. Lyne with Mrs. Z. H. Sealock as co-hostess.
Mrs. E. >M. Jones presided and1 15 members were present Forced flower arrangements in teapots were displayed and first prize was won by Mrs. 8. E. Hening. Mrs. James M. Settle won second place and Mrs. Lyne was third;
Plana were made for the flower show, scheduled to be held during ing the arrangements, the hos? teases -served refreshments and a social hour was enjoyed. i
HENT —Or EASTER BUNNYf ~ Not to' be xout-done by the Easter Bunny, an old hen on the Wade Pullen farm has layed an extra large egg. With a proud cackle^ she cart now thumb her nose at the Easter Buny. The egg measures eight inches in circumference the long way and seven inches the short way. Any “doubting-thomas” may see the egg ^
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