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Bottom Row—Mrs. George H. Davis, (Dorothy) Pop-up Toaster; Mrs. Dorothy Estes (Mr. and Mrs. Chares Estes received a Scotch cooler,.and outdoor cooker; Mrs. John R. Frizzell, Jr., pair of sterling silver candlesticks; Mrs. W. C. Campbell, crystal punch bowl, 3 Colonial plaques and writing paper; Mrs. Thomas Cozzio, Arlington, Va., portable sewing cabinet and earing and pin set; MrsA. L. Gram, Washington, D. C., aluminum lawn chair; B, M. Miller, electric fan; Children, Susan Davis, copy of oil painting; John Lee Taylor, water color. Second Row—George H. Davis, Jr., unfinished desk gallon of varnish and paint brush; Charles Estes; Lawrence Gundrum, Washington, D. C. and California, aluminum lawn chair; V Top Row—Miss Becky Jones, Mrs. Gates Jones, Mrs. Lewis [Turner, as a family group, hooked rug, silk hose, 2 Swedish saws, folding stool, 2 hunting'.knives, tea set on tray, cake box and sewing box; Mrs. Frank Spalding, Fresco ware breakfastset, tea glasses, baking dish in basket, Revere ware pan, wood chisling set end hunting knife; Mrs. K. H. Quasebarth, (Mr. and Mrs. Quasebarth won a English boxwood; C. J. Miller, wood chiseling set 1 gallon mj M. Jones, Thermos jug, tie clasp and cuff links; Mr. K. H. q There .were twenty beautiful door prizes also given away at one of the most enjoyable events of the celebration.
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