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PAGE FOURTEEN
GADDINGS
By Gladys
WITH THE JUNIOR AWVS
This group of UM>n-;tp r> v*lm have ontrr*’(l into thrir
choscu lino of dt fnisc rate a lino Jrom all of u>» . hooan>o
of tin* enthusiasm \Mth whii li they have* tacklod thoir job.
They toll us that this group here recently organized bv
. . HESTKK WATSON with. . FLORENCE MNCWN
find . . MAKY HELEN LOVINU as assistants is the first
Midi for young ladies of our ra» o. to be. gotten up. Out
of ldO such organizations, i! our.s is truly the first. . the kids
v ill make histor> .
HOKIS HELL who has more hours credit than the rest
of the girls, lias ln-en chu tod president at the last moot
ing Young TATS'i W'HITHY brought in silk hose which
had taken her t» u hour''- to salvage . LEONA LI'CKEY...
edited and gave a speodi concerning . .the movoiuent
for which she gained bout s of credit ... etc., etc. You will
bonder v by -o much stress on these hours of credit. Epon
the accumulation id thirty each one is entitled or per
haps we should say allowed to get an identifying uniform.
The kids are selling chances on a Purchase Certificate . .
Ail of us should help them they need funds with which
to further their aim. «
They are supposed to gather scrap. . .aid the Senior Or
ganization in any wa> that the> can .assist in the making
of stamp corsages posters and what have you, according
to their various talents Nice idea.. Ages range from 14
to IS veai\s.
'.* * *
MEHARRY AUXILIARY ENTERTAINS HUSBANDS
The lovely home of Or. and Mrs. Oermany Bennett. . .of
Woodland avenue, was the scene of a gay party . with the
Valentine motif as the keynote... T’was held last Saturday
night . .till the wee hours.
You know how it is at the Bennetts . .so many things are
always planned for divert isement. . This time. . .valentines
were exchanged. . games of various sorts were played and
of course there was dancing and small talk. : for those not
interested in gaming.
A tasty menu topped off the affair -/.For . I)r. and Mrs
William Carroll,.Dr. and Mrs. I) T. Burton. Dr. and Mrs. .1
Thomas Jr..'Dr and Mrs. M. J. Morrison. Dr. and Mrs. I). J
Graham. Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Williams, Dr. and Mrs. Alf. E
Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. Haynes of Roanoke, Ya.. .
(The brother and sister-in-law’ of Mrs. Thomas)... Dr. and
Mrs. S. W. Jenkins, Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Preston, Dr. and Mrs |
J M. Knox, Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Spann. Mr. and Mrs. Jot*
Tandy. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Lowry, Mr. Samuel Haynes
Thomas, and Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Stewart.
PORTRAIT OF A LADY
PLAYING THL TYPEWRITER
Had a card from PVT. BERNARD
DONALD ..he is still at Fort Cus
ter...but expects to leave any day
...Hope* to be »ent to Tort Fran-1
ce* Warren in Wyoming.
MRS. IRENE GRAVES has been
111...f0r The past three weeks...
has in fact been in the hospital
(Parkjnde)... we are happy to be
able to report that she is now at
home and improving.
L. C BLOUNT . new Proxy of
the Booker T Washington Trade
association . played host ... to
member? of the executive board of
that organization ... Last Saturday
evening...at the palatial Blount
residence.. .in Chandler avenue ..
A perfectly delectable menu ....
comprised en toto sea foods was
served., ar.d enjoyed no end by
those fortunate enough to be pres
ent
The W D Morrisons ... enter
tained at dinner...on last Fr.day
evening T hurman branch,
YWCA. . nr ore than seventy of
thc:r intimates attended the lovely
•Ifa.r ..held in the social rooms
VUNTES BARROW, is in De
troit... to slay this time, it seems
...Resigned her Washington posi*
t.on .. and .s now a substitute
teacner . in the Detroit system...
She has' the most lush silver fox
c pe . orbed her the other pm
with ... MARY AGNES DAVIS
th** latter stunning .n a red wool
suit ..ana sir.king chapeau.
MARJORIE DUNBAR ..is being
squirca M . and often by a new
comer.. in the Motor City., mem
ber of the bar.
Close friends of CAPT ROBERT
6 BENNETT gathered in the
elaborate recreation r of the
DR GUY O SAULSBERRYS ..on
last Wednesday everi.ng ... for. a
midnight ..aid to s > ad.cu
. to the captain...and his lovely
bride ..The th.ng was done in true
Ir-i.ve styie . Among tho‘e who
attended Lieut. Wilbur Martin
Miss Jonntm. Mae MeConnico. Di
Attends Bali
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WkM IM
Attract!** Mr*. Ern#*t Lundy,
at ah* app**r*d at th* N.A.A.
• C.P. ball lact Frida/ night at
Labor T*mpl*. Mr*. Lundy
* ha* r*c*nt]y com* to liv# in
Detroit irom Georgia
and Mrs Remus Rubinspn, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Davis, Dr. and Mrs
Hrrschel Bundrant, Dr. Harold
Watts. Miss Lucinda MUrtishaw.. .
#nd several others.
CAPTAIN AND MRS BENNETT
...left Detroit by motof.'. .for Car
i lisle, Pa. .. on last Thursday.. .They
will remain there for six weeks.
I* is good to see MUSS NELLIE
WAITS ..well and out again
She has been indisposed for the
past ten weeks ..fell on the ice and
broke her wing ..It is all healed
and she will soon be back at her
pedagoging.
Hear via the grape vine that
pretty d.mpled MILDRED THOMP
SON... now away in 5ch001.... in
Baltimore . may announce her in
tention to wed . young ALFRED
HICKMAN...in a few- days
LIEUT. HELEN COX., will ar
rive here.. .tomorrow (Tuesday)..,
to join the local recruiting staff...
She is to be stationed here perma
nently Grand person. .. .you will
meet and like her.
We offer our condolences ".. to the,
GILES FAMILY.... MRS JOSEPH
GILES passed away la.-t week end ,
.. She is the mother of popular
GLADYS and RUTH GILES
LIEUT. GHULAM MUTHLEB ..
was here from his post at Fort
Brady to get himself married re
cently.
Mrs. Arlena Walker
Entertains Club
M - Arlena Walker entertained
,e Amecuit Social club in her
lovely apartment on Dcimar Thurs
day. Feb There were three
t.iu.o- at bridge. Mrs. Doris Marlin
winning tir-t prize; Mrs. Mamie
Hender-on, second, and Miss Nor
ma White, consolation. The club
members presented Mrs Miilbein,
formerly Mr? Rena Curry, with a
jeaut.ful wedding g ft. After bridge
i delectable luncheon was served.
Toe table was decorated with va!*
ent.no decorat ons Mrs. Walker
prr'ented each member with a val
ent.nc Members present were Dor
j - y Dixon. Sadon.a Ezadorc. Doris
M Marie Royston, Sara Dues,
Erma Harris Marne Henderson
Ruth I jnr, Arlena Walker. Rena
. Norma WtvrH* Tne next
meeting will be at the home of
M ss White. 4L Frederick.
War Volunteer (Iroup
Kntertains Soldiers
DVYTON. Ohio—War Emergency
VoluntK r Serv.ce organization held
ts ngu.rfr meeting at the DeSoto
80.-‘ c..rl«
T- e f- . ,zlng women were pre«-
rr.” M « Sud.e Nelson. Mrs
Blan no P r-on* M rt Hannah Gar
nett pr.d Mrs Avery Watson
Soldier Welfare Committee
Th.s ztnup h;>s sponsored to date
three d..ri« rs for the -oldieis of tne
'Jk'.fi Av lotion -quudiun stationed
at Patterson he. i Over 4(X) were
, m attendance tr..s w<ei.. Tnr-e
dances a:e promoted through the
. faul.Lt. of thC c.ly Qj Dayton
through Linden Community center
witn Robert H Mal ory, txccuLve
director
c.ai novelty numbers are presented
for tne criteria ’.ment of '.h.e boys
Frar.K Smith, lo «. tap dancer, has
f<btur-.d sr.e.-a r.utr.ocrs C.r
j dances g and rr.aichrs *r.J other
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The Sphinx club of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity,
hosted a gala "Sweetheart Party" on last Sunday
night, which was St. Valentine's day. The party which
attracted the select members of the younger set, was
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With one of their members (Roosevelt Yancey)
already in the armed forces and the rest subject
to call any time, now, the members of the Young
Men's Business club held their last meeting
Saturday evening and adjourned for the dura
tion. Left to right, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Foster,
CONANT GARDENS
MRS. LELA HENDRICKS
•SOLDIERS”
S-is for soldiers brine and fine,
O-is for out of their homes,
yours and mine;
L-is for love of their Country's cal!
D-is for duty ours, ours.
War bonds and all,
I-i 5 for impending danger
they're in;
E-.s for everything we give
That we might win,
R-is for "our resolve for right;
S-is for soon, we'll win this tight.
—Ardalia Gayles.
This verse is from Ardalia Gayles,
i shut-in at Mayberry Sanatorium,
ind was sent in by her friend. Mrs
Thelma Long, who is also a shut-in
it the same place Thank you
noth.
ajs * *
MRS. E G. MELVIN FETED:
Ti e Rev. E. G Me. Vin and the
Sen.or choir members of the Com-
Tuinity Baptist church played host
to Mis E G. Melvin by a surprise
birthday party at her home on
Mitchell street last Saturday even
ing Mrs. Melvin is pumist-director
of the Senior choir
Birthday cards were showered, a
lovely g.ft from the Rev. Mr. Moi
v.n, j bounteous donation from
the chn:r. who sang the t on
orec's favorite songs, made the oc
casion truly a gay one
The whole alfa.r was climaxed
hy a delicious luncheon Among
the many present were Mr. ann
. Mrs. Joseph Cameron 'father and
mother of the honoree), Mcsdarnrs
;• w *td H Per - r o it a
Maddox and little ‘Thelma Hunt.
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KETI'RNS HOME:
M v Mathews I-. 1 -» of Norwood
«'.reet returned home lost Sunday
c.ci.ng, af:er a del gY.fal of
tniee weens among fr.c ds and
relatives .n Atlanta, Gnftin and
Maeon, Ga
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NEWLYWEDS:
M s- Gi. d> - Dill.on / C >!umbus.
On- be orr.e the br.d* < f Merman
Bor K- Sut day. Feb 7. 3pm t
1792 J M.tchell ' "le g' oorn - lovely
o. ■>. TT.c Rev E C« M» L.l n .n
--: -'.er of rhe (' mmjn.tj Baptist
1:i ir |*c: .‘"mel 'tic < « :o :< ony
r.cscrt were Mr a • - R
Cobb of ColaVi hi.;. Oh o. M r -
Martha J.» .c Baris.- <: ,ithf of hr
groom > and M. Cyn.h'ct Sfvul
-'..rnuUier Mi-'.ho b,,dc-Thc hca-Iv-
Aelj a:e ;r hone their ft.end
•;t 179g2 Mticbr 1 tc*..
WILLIAM McGOWAN CALLS BY
W. . im MeG iam Jr son f
\fi ad M W/iham McGowan
Sr, r.f G.’.oghrr .- ree;. w 1* Jay to
rs" ' a 1 1 k .I’ d 1 > k,r _ Ju -t
| t . .*i. W..1.C *• j i.e of ual L<>\
BEAUTY ABOUNDS AT SPHINXMEN’S PARTY
THEIR EAST FOR DURATION
nf whom we are extremely proud,
having known him since a tot. He
i.s connected with the Signal Corp
us a civilian radio mechanic tcch
nician and is stationed at the Signal
Corps Depot in Dayton, Ohio.
:'fi * *
WE ARE PROUD:
Our Nelle Dobson Plant, great
dramatic soprano singer, we are
old, is in New York City, singing
with the Eva Jessye choir. They
will give a series of recitals in the
East Congratulations!
9jc 3|( $
VVE ARE PROUD AGAIN:
Because our own Alma Bean
I.ov lVig of Binder street, fiction and
-pecial feature writer, sold a story
recently It is something of which
*f» be proud when chocks come
back in the mail instead of manu
scripts And wo know!
. * * si<
UOVANT GARDENS*
AMITY C LUB
The regular meeting of the Conan*.
Gardens Amity dub was held last
Saturday evening at the home of
he James Jennings of Wexford
avenue.
A social evening preceded a
sumptuous dinner. A business ses
•;on f illcwed and a b.rthday sur
prise honoring A. P. Dotson, long
'.me resident of the ‘Gardens,
who has been incapacitated for
<!-• c some tune, was planned, a
vol, as a visit to Mrs. Fannie Book
(r, who is confined to bed w ith a
broken hip.
'lhtr*e- attending and enjoying a
gala evening were Mr and Mrs
Du vid Foster, Mr. and Mrs A 1 Dun
• ah, Mr and Mrs. Harry Caldwell
Mr and Mrs Thurman W.ison. Don
Harris .n. Mr and Mrs. Carl Stew
•rt and .Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van
•R.per.
❖ * *
MRS TIIELMA LONG WRITES:
A long newsy .etter comes to ti«
from Mrs Tht.ma Long, wno s a
'hut-.n tempor«riiy at the May
be y Sanaarnim at Northvjle
Mic:i Mr< Long send best regards
i lu r many friends and that every*
■me ,- so k :.d and that -he i- get*
t' g aiot'.g j■. t tii e and hope.- to
-a f ail her f. .ends n t:.c m »r f.i
tu. c.
Jefferson City
Deltas In Meeting
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-Alpha
Up-ilon Sigma chap'cr of Delta
S en j Ti eta sorority met at the
home of Dean and Mrs Earl Daw
on w 'h Sorer Mar nda Fefgtison
is ho<*es« Other «orors pre , >ont
wr-e R,;b\e H Gill, Mur.e W Darn
el, lola H -r: ng ori. Myrtle Bowen.
A. Annette Lt a Jul.a H. F.l.ars,
held at the A.PhiA. fraternity house on Eliot street.
Dress was semi-formal. (1) Cosy group taken in the
Rumpus rooms includes Geraldine Woodson. Roberta
Greenidge. Velma May, Lanore Davis, Julius Franks,
Wilbur Hughes. Calvin Porter, and William Matney,
Mr. and Mrs. James Maddox, Lillian and Ed
ward Hall and Marie and William Marsh. Fol
lowing adjournment the group were joined at
the Frog's for dinner by Joe Nowek. Norman
Oden. Francis Turner, Willie Maddox (since
called to the army) and Roosevelt Stevens.—
Photo by Langford P. James.
Anniversary
Observed By
Hbosier Group
Woman’s Council
Holds Colorful Tea
By LILLIAN eH. LrMON
INDIANAPOLIS. The Wom
an's Council observed its .14th an
niversary on Sunday afternoon.
January 31 at a tea at the Women'.-
Federated club home, North Capi
tol avenue.
Musical and literary number?
were rendered on the program
Mesdames Nona Thomas, Sarah
Loo ke. Alma Dabner and Mary
Keys poured tea and Mesdnmej
Fannie Newell. Hattie Stanfield,
Mary Brown. Geneva Towns, Kath
erme Hancock. Emma Mitchell,
Fanny Sykes and the Misses I<eona
Fletener. Mary Owings and Fran
ces Stout were hostesses.
Alpha Mu Omega chapter of Al
pha Kappa Alpha sorority pre
sented a program at the North
western Community center in ob
servance of the 33th anniversary of
'he sorority. Miss Blanche L P 3 **
terson of St. Louis was speaker
The Misses Emily Garrett and Le
ona Fletcher rendered musical se
lections. Mrs. Maenell Newsome
,s bas.lcus of the graduate chapter,
and M.ss Wilma Nelson is louder
<f the iridc: gr.ul i.i'i 1
Modern Socialites
In Benefit Matinee
MILWAUKEE, W,s -Using their
own members as entertainers, the
Modern Socialites gave a beautiful
matinee party on Sunday at thr
MoonGlo v night club to a packed
house which had assembled in an
effort for charity.
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Jr. (2) Charming group of Sphinxmen and their
sweethearts. Misses Dorothy Ann Hicks, Ernesteen
and Veralie Fisher, Bernice Finley and Catherine
Harberd are seen in the picture.
Miss Schuyler Was
Presented Here
B\ GLADYj MILLS
The OES Council of Wayne
County. PH A presented talented
eleven year old pianist composer
Phillippa Duke Schuyler, in roeil. .
on Thursday, February 11. at 8O '
pm., m the Detroit In.-titutc of
Arts. ,
Tlie youthful prod.gy presented
her usual fine performance, having
grown up in her choice somewhat,
and having improved, if such could
be pos.-ible for one who !m zan com
posing at the age of three.
Perhaps most inspiring to the
group of young people who attended
were the groups entitled The Evo
lution of A Young Composer. The
piece was played in three group--,
the first which contained the Gold
f.?h, Pmnochio, The Cockroach Bal
bz+T-gjnd The Arabian Suite <lm-
the-, Arabian Nights).
ihes« were Contphsed when Phillip
pa was between the ages of four
and six; the second, composed when
she was between seven and ten
included A Christmas Story, Twt
.ight and Morning, Minuet and Men
„t Work (WPA S 3 go); the third
group composed when she was be
tween nine and ten years of age.
included Persian Poem, Shado v<
Dancing, The Waves, and The Sung
of The Machine.
The f.rst ten of Phillippa's compo
sition* were recorded at the time
they were written by New York
university. She has over a hundred
compositions to her credit. This
month she began the study of com
position with Otto Ccsana, however
all of the original compositions
used on her Detroit recital, wen.
composed before she had hud form
al study, and reveal her natural
development unaided by theory, no
ch-.nges have been made in any of
ne compositions by adults.
Other selections included in hei
recital were numbers by Bach,
Chopin. Ibert. Laidowr and. Greig.
Patrons at the affair, were Mrs
JaiT.es Brooks, Mrs Beatrice Allen
Mr and Mrs. Edward Allen. Mr
and Mrs. John Artis, Mrs Snn.h
Adams. Mrs Priscilla Anderson,
Mrs. Delphine Amos. Mrs. I jura C.
Browne, Mrs. Louise Brown, Mrs
Joseph Butts. Mrs. Sadie Bailey, Mr
John Battle. Mr and Mrs. J ; W
Byrd, Mrs Mildred Briley. Mr and
Mrs. Henry Boatman. Mrs. Mary
Booker. Mr. and Mrs Henderson
Brandon, Mrs. Dorothy Ball, Mrs
Daisy M Brown. Mr. and Mrs V A
Bristol, Mrs. Evelyn BLck, Mrs
Jannie Blackburn. Mrs. Walter C
Balenger, Mrs. Mildred Cross. Mr
William K. Chancellor, Mrs. Mamie
Childs, Mrs Celeste Cushing;
Mi«srs Marion and Winifred Fair
fax. Mr James Farmer, Mrs. Harry
Farmer. Mrs Florence Fields. Miss
Vixtoria Ford. Mrs Frances Figgins,
Miss Ix’ota Figgins, Mr and Mrs
Jerry Flemings, Mrs Loretta Fow
ler, Mr. and Mrs. W.lliam Finch,
Mrs. Blanche Graves, Mr and Mrs
Hey wood Gantt, Mrs. Rosa Gragg,
Mi ■ Belle Garland, Miss Gertrude
Grose, Rev. J. A C.ibson, Mrs.
Frances Hagaos, Mr. Sylvester How
ard, Mrs Alice Holland, Mi>-s The
resa Harris, Mr J. W, Hinton;
Mr Alien C Jones, Mr. Herman
Jackson, Dr. and Mrs. E. Johnson,
Mrs Henrene Knox, Miss Wilhel
imna Mrs Ida Lovejoy. Mrs
Bertha McKenzie, Dr. and Mrs
John W. Moore of Flint. Mr. and
Mrs. Egbert Martin. Mrs. Jertne
Macklin;
Mr John Moore, Mrs. Alice Mc-
Clendon. Dr and Mrs James J Me-
LADIES! . . .
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EVAN’S BEAUTY SHOP
345 HARMON
NO OTHIX AGENCY
far AppAintment* Fh«r»* T« M4M
Clc.ndun, D\ and M s Sclpio Mur
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Mr*. W.lliam Pick, Mrs C. S
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icy T..y.!or. Mr ami Mr.- R. luid
Whi' V, Mr and Mi - E W
-pooii, Ml > Di i' s Ware. Mr and
M: -, Joseph Welch, Mr GOi tgc
Wilson. Mr. and Mr.- James W Wii
iuiins. Mrs William Wluto, Mr El
mer Wallace, Mrs. Maxine Young,
and scores of others
It is certain that Detroit music
L vers will look ahead to the nex’
appe .ranee of this talented young
artist.
DO THESE CAUSES OF
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LOOKING OlVlll
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/
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most by buying the larger sizes of Black
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Wash yourself thoroughly with mild
Black and White Skin Soap, highly recom
mended for thorough cleansing. Ask for
Black apd White Skin Soap, economical
10c, 25c sizes.
BLACKUHWHITE
OINTM ENTnnJ SKIN SOftP
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 19*43
The American Beauty
Vial And Art Club
SOCIAL CLUB HOST
AT SILVER TEA
The American Beauty Social and
Art club was the event of the day
Sunday afternoon, Feb. 7. from 4
to 8 o'clock at the YWCA., where
tlie:r annual Silver Tea was held
The u.ble was artistically devi
ated vc.M a beautiful cream lace
tabic clcnn and American Beauty
roses in an » xqmsitc silver bowl
'with lr ri> > Iver candle holders
with rad candles at each end A
variety of cookies and sandwicnea
were neatly placed around the
table on beautiful service plates.
Fourteen beautifully dressed hos
tesses served the guests.
Musical numbers and readings
we:e rendered throughout the even
ing. Those participating on the pro
gram were: Dorothy Steger, who
accompanied all the soloists, Mr,
Burton and Mrs L. Smith, Mrs.
Marie Jones. Mrs. Leona Brook;.
Merlene Hall. American Beauty
Choral Ensemble, Silver Tone Quar
tet. Miss Florence Chaunccy, Mrs.
Lillian Connely. Mrs. Woodson,
Mis Oliver. Miss Dora Steele. Miss
I.o> Far a. Mi'< Margaret Williams.
Mrs Elsie Callaway, Mrs. Mary
Barton. Mrs. Be>s;e Graham, Mrs.
Mable Smith.
The guests included Mrs. Jessie
RulLird. Mrs. Lottie Young. Geneva
Coo: ir, Ethel Johnson. Mrs Jose*
pi.no Roy, Mrs FC. Cuthrell. Mr.
John Holt. Mrs Evelyne Gilhs, Mrs.
Emmie Mol*. Mi* Robinson Mrs.
Eli/abe’h Jones. Mrs Gladys Wood*
«rn. Mr W liintn Jomc«. Mr. Hill,
Mr, R< d.ck. Rev. Ward. Mr'. Saun
ders, Juan 'a Manuel. Miss Gladys
Fields. Mr.' A Turner. Mrs Carer
Free min Mr' Sarah Allen. Mrs.
W li e T vlor. Mi' Giissie Aranah,
M s Be.aU o Lacy. Hubv Campbell.
M. E D iv.s. Mr Paul Sm.th. Rob
ert Tavlor, Ms. Brogdon. Silver
Tone quartet, Mr. George B.smulse,
Corine Oliver. Mr. L Hicks. E I*.
Wallace. Miss F Bailey Mrs. O.
Ixc Draft. Mr. Tneo Taylor,
E. Saunders. Cn.ce Shinhaftcr, Mn
F. H mis and many, many, more,
too numerous to mention.

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