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interesting and able mann|er.Plans
for the Flower; Show, which will be held May 10, in the Educational Building <^f the Washington Baptist Church, were discussed and the schedules distributed.
They can be obtained from the c|ub president, Mrs. C. E, Johnson,
or at the Rappahannock News office. j Visitors to Mrs. Hall’sj garden, found it full of color, in | spite of
the frost early in the weelj. There were hundreds of late dfiffidills, sweet violets, gay cowslips, and the dainty pink flowering almond. IA new member, Mis$ Annie Stephenson, was welcomed into the Club.
Following the business session and visit to the garden, tea was served before a big open fiije in the dining room. Mrs. D. B. Smith, of Spring House Farm assisted the hostess at the tea .table.
DEEDS RECORDED
From Ruth Bancroft Grimsley, et vir to Robert Lee Mi ler, 20 acres more or less in Jackson District, deed.
From Robert Lee Miller et al to Floyd B. Hitt 20 acres, more or less in Jackson District.
deed.
From William D. Cannc n et al, to' the R. J. Company Inc., Trac^ #1 containing 61. 50 acres, Tract #2 containing 43.28 acres more or less, in Stonewall District, deed
From William C. Will ams, et ux to Trustees of Flint Hill Par
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