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GARDEN CLUB TO MEET "The Rappahannock G * r d e n Club will meet Wednesday Aug. 27, at 2 p. m. at the home of Miss Annie Stephenson in Woodville
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Ladies accumulated a goodly abate erf that silver lining before the three nights were “over. . * -- -
On Saturday night the Cam..r* Was started outside when it was decided that the “rains were over”. Nature decided differently, so wl«Mi “the rains came” paraphenaIia, workers, and customers moved inside. It then cleared off and the stars came out—so outside everything and everybody went again. “AH started in full swing unde: the stars. Then the “rains' really came”—-so inside went ope and gll .damp and muddy-so what. The workers looked slightly like people from outer space’who had arrived on a water_spout—but what of fteveryone was in a good humor and wanted to go on with the fun. It was a great night. ' ♦ At twelve o’clock the final winners were announced to a large crowd, each person expecting his name to be called. /
George Thornhill, R. F. D. Culpeper, won the car. . The $100. bond went to Mr. Rronbaugh of Hagerstown, Md.
The $50. bond went to Mrs. Mamie Leake, Castieton, Va.
Mrt William Carmall of Freeport, New Jersey won. the $25
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