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Mystery k i,rm
The Mystery Farm last week was “San Jacinto” on Route 211 two miles south of Washington is one of the oldest houses in the county. It is now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Adams who live on the 198 acre turn With their daughter Josephine Manna Adams, age 5 and Larry Gossom, age 16 and do general farming. They have a herd of 38 m-lk cows which are milked twice daily in a new milk- • ing parlor built by Mr. and Mrs. Adams. They have J3 acres of orchard. Mr. Adams bong anj 'Episcopalian and Mrs. Adams a Baptist, they attend Trinity Episcopal and Reynolds Memorial now Baptist Churches. Mr. and Mr, Adams purchased “San Jacinto” .which was once owned by the Tutt and Ambler families, from Robert Mercer -Menefee.
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M r Luring. Anderson v.ho will receive a years subscription to the News. O.hers were Mrs. Eugene Atkins, airs. Helen Bruce, Mrs. John. Wayland, H. il. Avlor, Billy Moffett, Mitchell Jenkins and Mis; Nancy Wood.
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