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Spring 2004 Violet Society Journal On-line

Jill_Ann_Williams

19 years ago

Dear Friends,

Please be advised that the Spring 2004 Violet Society Journal in now on-line. We do sincerely thank all our contibutors for their interesting articles. Our Publisher, Jeff Parkes, has again put the articles into a most lovely and readable format.

Jill Ann Williams, Editor

Here is a link that might be useful: Spring 2004 Violet Society Journal

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Jill_Ann_Williams
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19 years ago
Hello Friends,

Please be informed that the theme for our up-coming Summer 2004 Violet Society Journal Issue has been changed. The theme for that Issue will be 'Violas and Pansies'. We hope to feature the National Viola and Pansy Show, held in England. The deadline for articles for the Summer Issue will be August 20th. An article is approximately 250 words with photo(s). Articles are to be sent to me:
Editor@sweetviolets.com

Our Autumn 2004 Issue will feature 'Violet Leaves'. The deadline for that Issue will be November 20th.

Hoping to Hear from Many of You!
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