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More. In every nook and cranny, Manson has filled her shop with knitting supplies and “more" : Ashford Wheels and Looms, Longaberger baskets and even Watkin’s products, such as salves, flavorings, seasonings and dip mixes.
Jenkins Bus Line was operated by Walker B. Jenkins of Washington in the early 30’s from Winchester to Fredericksburg daily. All of his Buick buses were purchased from D.C. Weaver in Culpeper. In later years, Mr. Jenkins had much larger buses. Mr. Jenkins was the father of Mary and Ruby Jenkins, who reside in the Town of Washington.
Four year old Tommy Fantaci, of Sperryville, spent his Sunday afternoon picking a buttercup bouquet for his mother, Debbie, to celebrate Mother’s Day.
Compiled by Jan Clatterbuck
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