Rappahannock News, July 18, 1963
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Mrs. Alice Woodlin of Point Pleasant, N.J., looks over geraniums with Mrs. H. E. Knust of Rixeyville and Mrs. Daniel Noce, of Laurel Mills. The plants are displayed on an antique dry sink at the Jordan House.
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Places: Laurel Mills
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“Mrs. Alice Woodlin of Point Pleasant, N.J., looks over.” rappnews, no. 33, July 1963.
“Mrs. Alice Woodlin of Point Pleasant, N.J., looks over.” rappnews, no. 33, Jul 1963.
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