Preview Of Tulsa DressFest 2018 On 6 In The Morning

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Preview Of Tulsa DressFest 2018 On 6 In The Morning

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Melanie Collins and Amanda Underwood stopped 6 In The Morning to talk about DressFest in March and a special dress sale on Saturday, February 10th. The sale is at the Bethany Christian Church at 67th and Sheridan from 10 am to 3 pm.

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