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Reagan Sisters Engaged, Double Wedding Planned; April 22, 1971
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Reagan Sisters Engaged, Double Wedding Planned; April 22, 1971

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From the Pearl River Community College Newspaper Collection. A newspaper clipping picturing Betty Olivia Reagan and Theodora Reagan and annoucning their betrothals to George Mikell Monroe and Lee Virgil Singley III, respectively. The Columbian-Progress Col. 1-4, April 22, 1971 Section 2, Page 1 Reagan Sisters Engaged, Double Wedding Planned Mr.... Marion County (Miss.); Pearl River County (Miss.)Marion County (Miss.)Pearl River County (Miss.)Columbia (Miss.)Foxworth (Miss.)Poplarville (Miss.)
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