Rappahannock News, August 24, 1972
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William Curtis of Washington, Va.
A hundred dollar cash prize given by the Ladies Auxiliary in connection with the queen contest went to Howard Goff of Warrenton and two chairs given away went to Peggy Dilley and Buddy Brown. Numer
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Places: Washington, Warrenton
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“William Curtis of Washington, Va. A hundred dollar cash.” rappnews, no. 42, August 1972.
“William Curtis of Washington, Va. A hundred dollar cash.” rappnews, no. 42, Aug 1972.
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