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nefl, Cleo C. Dodson, Henrietta D#yer, Ruby £. Dwywr, Irvin R. Kilby, Kathleen, Lawerence, Roy B. Leake. W. H. Lyne, Rhode H. 'Pullen, Louise C. Schwartz, Rachel B. Smith, Rev. A. Paul Thompson, Phillip L. Thornton, Harry A. Trescott, Thomas Wigington, and Wilson Woodard.
Stonewall District: Beatrice W. Butler, Irvin Corbin, Juliette C. Johnson, Raymond M. Johnson, Dorothy B. Weaver.
Wakefield District: Frances EBradford, Allie Cooksey, Annie Cooksey, Robert E. Cook, Frank B. Corbin, Rev. Norman J. Flythe, Delores E. Foster, Herbert A.. Foster, Ernest Lillard, John H. McGehee, Mary R. Miller, Paul Miller, Helen Ndthers, Emory C. Russell, Vembia E. Shipp, Robert C. Scott, Ruth Stevens, Anna C. Vest, fnd Charles B. Wood.
GARDEN CLUB MEETING
The Rappahannock Garden Club melt in the home of Mrs. W. H. Lyne, March 26. Mrs. L. J. Turner was drafted to be president for the coming 2 years. Other officers elected were Mrs. Charles Estes, Vice-President, Mrs. Harry Gallihugh, Secretary: and Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Treasurer. Next meeting will be held on April, 30, with Mrs. \W. R. Williamson as hostess. The meeting will be open to anyone interested in gardening and member ship. Dues are now due.
Don't make a friend; recognize him.
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