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Sale donations
are solicited
Every Tuesday and Saturday, the old Washington School House will be open from 11 to 4:30 o’clock to receive donations of things to be sold in the Rappahannock Library’s Super Flea Market.
“We beg everyone in the county,” says the Chairman of the Fourth Program Mary Jamieson, “to get his and her things to us just as soon as possible. It takes a lot of time to make them ready for the sale.”
“Every category of thing,” she emphasized, “will be welcomed by the Flea Market Committee. Already we have a functioning stove, some house columns, a mother - of - pearl and lace fan, oodles of clothes for men and ladies and sporting types. You name it — we’ll take it and like it!” □
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