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Virtual Costume Contest on hold until Wednesday
Two of last year's winners in The Anson Record's Virtual Costume Contest were Shemetra Melton and her daughter, Jahzaria Underwood, of Morven.
Two of last year's winners in The Anson Record's Virtual Costume Contest were Shemetra Melton and her daughter, Jahzaria Underwood, of Morven.
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The Anson Record’s Virtual Costume Contest was scheduled to start Monday, but has been put on hold, due to technical issues with our website. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Please check back on Wednesday to enter the contest, sponsored by Beachum & Lee Ford!

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