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Bicentennial style show/luncheon offers stories, fashions of the past New Albany's rich history came alive recently at the second Bicentennial Style Show and Luncheon this spring featuring several members of the
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Charlotte Lucas (right) of Lucas Oil Co., Inc., will be the guest speaker at the next Pearls of Wisdom, spon sored by 1si, Wednesday, 6HSW IURP D P DW Kye's I in Jeffersonville. Don't miss an opportunity to hear Charlotte's success story. For information or to make a res ervation for Sept. 19, call 1si DW
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Hot Business at Chillers Troy Ward and his wife, New Albany native Susan Walters Ward,
Judy Miller of Milltown vacationed with Erin Parker and Theryn Parker in Okaloosa Island, Fla., in May. The trio brought along some reading material for the trip!
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