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Photo courtesy of J . T Woodward THE LAUREL MILLS STORE, about 1932. John T. Woodward Sr. is second from right standing on the porch. His son, J. T. Woodward, is leaning against the railing on the right comer of the porch, behind the man on horseback. The store was then owned by Will Spillman. It is now owned by C. W. and Mary Frances Fannon.

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