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Phyllis Fair Lace Iola Fearrington

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In Loving Memory of Mrs. Phyllis Fair Lace Iola Fearrington

2005

Funeral program of 25 November 2005 for Phyllis Fair Lace Iola Fearrington, 1939 to 2005, from Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Chapel Hill, illustrated with her portrait. Part of North Carolina Memory.

Included because: Catalog heading in the DPLA record: Fearrington, Phyllis Fair Lace Iola, 1939-2005.

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