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the morning. Peggy was trying to add the finishing touches for grand opening.
“I was tired, and I’d lost perspective,” she said. In came Phyllis, Magrab, (a dealer at the market) asking, ‘What can I do to help.’”
According to Peggy, the willingness of people to pitch in at critical times has helped more than the business—it has helped the spirit, too.
Edith and Jessie Pond of Sperryville were there on opening day. “Edith helped with flowers and Jessie served dder which Elmer Atkins (of Sperryville) donated,” Peggy readied.
When the Washington Press Club came to the market, Rose Calamoe of Reva prepared a buffet lunch. And when the parking lot was jammed by cars competing for spaces, neighbor Rick Harper acted as parking attendant, something he did on his own initiative.
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