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The
highly
anticipated
Volume
5
of
the
series,
“Alderson:
History
Highlights
and
Tantalizing
Tidbits”
has
just
been
released.
Researched
and
written
by
Belinda
Anderson,
this
volume
has
the
sub-title
“A
Town
of
Industrious
People”
and
features
a
family
of
store
owners;
the
sales
innovation
of
cash
and
carry
stores;
the
lumber
trade;
the
daughter
of
a
three
time
presidential
candidate;
architect
Walter
F.
Martens;
Dr.
Eldridge H. Campbell, Jr. and much more.
Each
volume
has
focused
on
a
different
aspect
of
this
historic
town
and
people
eagerly
await
the
next
volume.
A
project
of
Alderson
Main
Street,
the
booklets
make
great
gifts
especially
for
an
Aldersonian
who
lives away.
An
autographed
copy
is
especially
nice
and
author
Belinda
Anderson
will
be
signing
copies
at
Alderson’s
Store
on
Saturday,
December
1
from
10:00
a.m.
until
noon.
Anderson’s
other
books
including
“Jackson
vs.
Witchy
Wanda:
Making
Kid
Soup”;
“Buckle
Up,
Buttercup”;
“The
Well
Ain’t
Dry
Yet”;
and
“The
Bingo
Cheaters” will also be available for purchase and can be autographed.
This
Saturday,
December
1,
is
a
great
time
to
explore
Alderson
“Gem
of
the
Hills”
all
decorated
for
the
holidays
and
visit
the
model
train
show
at
the
Historic
1896
C&O
Depot
which
will
be
open
from
10-4.
Santaland
will
be
open
to
delight
children
of
all
ages
and
the
lights
on
the
Santaland
Express
Train
will
be
moving to the music.
For
a
special
lunch,
the
Johnson
Memorial
United
Methodist
Church
will
be
offering
soup,
sandwich,
drink, and dessert from 10-3 as well as the opportunity to shop their annual bazaar for unique items.
Volume
5
as
well
as
Volumes
1-4
will
be
available
throughout
the
holiday
season
at
Alderson’s
Store,
Bridgewalk Shops, and the Historic 1896 C&O Depot.
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VOLUME 5 OF ALDERSON HIGHLIGHTS AVAILABLE STARTING WEDNESDAY!