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American Legion entertains veterans.

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Wilson Daily Times, 11 November 1919.

A.N. Darden — Arthur N. Darden.

D.H. Coley — David H. Coley.

Posted in 1910s, City of Wilson, Military, Newspapers, Wilson County and tagged American Legion, Coley, Darden, foodways, oysters, sailor, soldier, veteran on February 27, 2019 by Lisa Y. Henderson. 2 Comments

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