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Woodville
By JUNE CLARK
987-8827
rounding land was added by the Normans to include a store and post office.
The property remained in the Norman family for almost 100 years. In 1950 they sold it to Edward Pauley and his lovely wife.
Mr. Pauley was always thanking members of the Norman family for saving this little piece of paradise just for him. The original house no longer stands and the old mill that once stood where the Rush and Thornton Rivers meet washed away during a flood. All that is left today of this once vibrant spot in the road is a run down dilapidated house and indications of a foundation where an old store and post office built by Captain W.B. Norman once stood.
All those attending the reunion expressed how much they enjoyed fellow shipping, passing along family history to the younger generation and reminiscing about olden times, people and events in the Rock Mills area where many still live, hold dear and think of as home.
Four of James Gideon Norman's granddaughters are still among us today. They are Josephine Woods of Arlington, Sallie Hawkins of Culpeper, Margaret Burke and Lou Fortune of Front Royal. They actively assist with reunion arrangements.
Charles and Pat Whorton spent the weekend in Winchester celebrating their 12th wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Daczewitz were Saturday guests of Mrs. Gladys Dulaney in Luray.
Heidi Bullock, Myrtle Falls and Sam and Robert Falls were recent visitors of June Clark and Misty Hitt.
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