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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-29
HOMECIRCLE COLUMN
a COLUMN DEDICATED TO TIRED
MOTHERS AS THEY JOIN THE
HOME CIRCLE. AT EVEN
ING TIDE
TO A YOUNG MAN.
NV Edaar A. Guest)


From the Cosmopolitan Magazine.
1s sszz.aa great were once as you
sThey whom men magnify today
Once CROPPED and Numbered on lifc's
way,
were fearful OF themselves, and
thought
,Ry magid was mems greatness
(; wrought
They feared to- try What they could do;
Net fame has crowned with her sue
cess iff'+
cThe selfsame gifts that you possess.
'HAe great were once as you.
sDreaming the very dreams you hold,
aAnging yet fearing to be bold,
Doubting that they themselves pos
sessed
The strength and, skill for every test
Uncertain of the truths they knew,
Not sure that they could stand to fate
With all the courage of the great. y
Then came a day when they
Their first bold venture made,
Scnrning to cry for aid,
They dared to stand the fight alone,
To6k up the gauntlet life had thrown,
Charged full-front to the fray,
MASTERED their fear of self, and then
learned that our great men are but
men,,
oh Youth, go forth and do!
Hou. too, to fame may rise;
Hon can be strong and wise.
stand up to life and play the man
You can If you'll but think you can;
The great were once as you
You envy them their proud success?
Twas won with gifts that you possess,
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Mrs. MoH. chafrin is sull impros
ing
Mrs Pearl Burton 81 Oslo was shop
ping here one day last week.
Ariie Dere6eld was on our creek Sat
urday.
Bertha Chaffin has returned homo
after few weeks stay with her aunt.
GRAB ALL
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The following is taken from an
assay of DR.. Frank Crane on the sub
5ert -'Dad"one that is very dear to
our heart. And the way he handles
- shows that he understands"
Dear Dad: j am writing this to you
though you have been dead for thirty
years.
From your seat in the Place Beyond
4 hope you can see these lines. ] feel
mat must say some things to you,
things ! didn't know when was boy
in your house, and things l was too
stupid to say
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1.-The world is Gods workshop; the
patterns are his. The task is ours, to
do with the brain he has given and
the life he has created. some worthy
helpful work for the services Of Man
and the glory OF God"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-29

The time Of the year approaches
when duels are fought daily between
the best neighbors over the question
OF gardens and chickens.
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| It's only now, after passing through
the long, hard school of years, only
now, when my own hair Is gray, that
| understand how you felt.
j must have been a bitter trial to
you. ! was such an ass. ! believed my
own petty wisdom, and ] know now
| how ridiculous 1t was, compared to
that calm, ripe, wholesome wisdom OF
yours
Most of all ] want to confess my
worst sin against you. II was the
ceiling l had that you did not I'M
derstand"
| When ! lsok back over il now,
know that you did understand You
understood me better than ! did my
self Your wisdom flowed around mine
Hike the ocean around an island
And how patient you We're with me.
| How full of long suffering, and kind
ness.
And how pathetic, il now comes
home TO see. were your efforts to get
close to me, to win my confidence, to
be my pal
wouldn't let you. ] couldn't. What
was il held me aloof? don't know.
But il is tragic-that wall that rises
between boy and his father, and
their frantic attempts to see through
| il and climb over it.
I Haven't you all heard men say in a
lIboasting tone of voice, why j haven't
had a vacation in ten years" Let me
tell you right now that such insane
adherence to work is nothing to boast
about Half of the men that make
such boast are loafing on the job
constantly and for that reason they
don't need to take any particular time
for vacation; the other half are on
the verge of a vacation not to their
lliking and confined to about ak feet
of earth. There is something wrong
with the organization of any business
| IL its heads cannot take an occasional
vacation.
Let us never forget that God made
home among the first things that He
created. Before commerce and trade,
laws and statutes, thrones and affairs,
there were men and women, fathers
and mothers, brothers and sisters,
lovers and friends, hearth stones and
homes.
1.-The world is Gods workshop; the
raw materials are his: the ideals and
patterns are his. The task Is ours, to
do with the brain he has given and
the life he has created. some worthy
,.,.,tx Fnr fha .arx,;naa ~ AGax,
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OAK CLIFF.

Miss Ruby Boswell. teacher at
Waco, and Miss Mamie Day, Oak
Cliff, teacher at Cl1mulgee, Okla.
spent the holidays with relatives.
Miss Ruby Boswell entertained Dec
30th with high noon dinner party
in honor of Miss Mamie Day
Many Wileyites were present. An en-
ioyable time was had.
Mrs. H. w. White, 1920 Burford
entertained Dec oath with an elab-
orate supper party Covers were
laid for eight. Music and cards were
the pastimes of evening.
Mr.. George Lyman of Marietta
Ca, VINO visited his sister. Mrs. NJ
t. Groves for the holidays returned
to his home Sunday, Jan. 2, very
much pleased with Little London"
Miss Doris M. Boswell. 1919 AlleI
street, will be with us permanently
as she is now teaching in the city
schools. We welcome her and wisi
her much success
Misses Doris Wooten and Jaunitt
willis of Fort Worth were welcomed
visitors to Dallas Thursday night
Dec. 80 Many other Fort Worthite'
were over to the social functions
during the holidays.
Mrs. M. L. Hurd, enroute from Mar
lin to her home at Forney, stopped
over with Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Nor.
gan to spend the week end. Sh,
left Sunday night as she had to re.
port Monday morning for her schoo
work in her home town.
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THE USHERS OF MACEDONIA BAP.
list CHURCH CELEBRATE.

Dallas, Texas, Jan. 6.-The Ushers
of Macedonia Baptist Church cele-
brated their Annual Banquet last
Thursday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. White. 25O9 Bryan
street.
These ushers with Capt. Ed. Reed
at the head are great factors in
regulating the services of the great
Macedonia congregation.
The banquet was served in high
style. Mrs. J.'P. Nelson. Miss Bur-
tina Watson and Mr.. e. A. Wilson
rendered suitable music.
Assistant Pastor McIlveen invoked
the blessings. The banquet party
consisted of Pastor Wilson and wife
Assistant Pastor McIlveen and wife
Mr.. Boston Patton and wife, captain
of the Macedonia Progressive Band
and the Ushers and their wives.
The following menu was served:
Menu.
Celery, Queen Olives, Consume
Baked Hen Dimeglace, Roast Turkey
with Dressing, Cranberry Sauce,
French Peas, Steamed Rice site
/ Perfection Salad, French Dressing
Hot Chocolate, Assorted Cakes
Brick Cream, Dimitass Demoke.
A. w. WOFFORD. Chief.
w. S. Smith. Second
E. GRICE. Party.
Ed. REED, Captain.
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uallas TnraI,
ALBA AUSTIN, CITY EDITOR
J. Aba AUSTIN, CRY EDITOR.

Mrs. A. ID. Coleman and daughter,
Mrs. Webster Williams, before leav-
ing for San Francisco, subscribed
for the Express
Miss M. L. Grace of Oklahoma is
IN the city visiting her brother ct
1901 Trinidad street.
Mrs. MsneSvia Hill OF Denisons
and son James. Of Houston are Wis
itfng her daughter and sister, Mrs.
GuBsse Hill. 900 Canal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Yeager OF
Hope. Ark, married Dec. Gath, 1920.
They are on their honeymoon spend
ine few days with his brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yslger,
3l00 Munger Avenue Returned 70
their home Dec. "a, 1921.
Mr.. James Bellham formerly Oh
CaIvert) 3400 Greenwoon Street, was
d pleasant visitor to our Office We'd
nesday.
MI. and Mrs. z. p. Terrell re-
Gently OF Calvert, in company with
Mr.. Joe Reed OF No. 2, Texas Alley,
called and inspected the plant and
ONCE OF the Dallas Express last
week
Mr.. b. r. Harris OF kansas Slty'
who spent the holidays with his
daughter, Mrs. w. Mae. Kennedy
2ef4 Thomas Avenue. left Monday
afternoon for home.
Prof. r. M. Pearson and family Of
Kerens, Mrs. v. Hollins Of Ccrsicana
and Miss Alice Shields Of Rockdale
were guesth OF Mr.. and Mrs. 9, j..
Austin OF 1919 Juliette street last
week.
Miss PauHne Mitchell of 34O1 New
street entertained a few friends last
Thursday night with Card Party.
Miss Mitchell left Monday to begin
her school work again at Ladonia,
Texas.
Mr.. John Henry of 5000 Cochran
street left for Marshall Sunday night,
a,here he will be gone two or three
days on business.
DR.. and Mr.. A. L. Taylor Of Ennis
were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. w b.
Morgan, $685. Dunbar Street Friday
and Saturday.
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sTEwARDEss BOARD MEETS.

Stewardess Board No. 2. of Even
ing Chapel G. M. E. Church met
Thursday evening Dec. 80. at $3.50
p. m. at the residence of Mrs. L.
Johns, 2711 Juliette street. After the
regular business transactions the
following officers were elected: Mrs.
L. Johns, President: Mrs. Lula Poole,
Vice-president; Mrs. Callie Mae Gar
land, Secretary; Mrs. Saphronia Dur
ham, Assistant Secretary; Mrs. Bulah
Underwood, Treasurer; Mrs. Carrye
Mae Morgan, Chairman Program
Committee; Mrs. B. e. Taylor, In
structor OF Bible Glass.
Arrangements were made for an
Open Door Festival on New Years
day at the residence of Mr.. L. Johns.
Subjects of vital interest were dis
cussed We were delightfully."- served
to three course luncheon by the
hostess.
MRS. L. JOHNS. President.
MRS. CARRIE MAE GARLAND,
Secretary and Reporter.
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WHEATLEY PLACE ART CLUB EN-
TERTAENS.

The Wheatley Place Art Club roy
ally entertained their husbands with
New Years party Saturday, Jan.
1, 1921, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Peace A gorgeous dinner was
prepared by the ladies. which, was
highly appreciated by the men. Va
rious prizes were exchanged by the
members. Miss ]. A. Allen, the SUI
pervisor, was given a lovely leather
instrument bag by the club. A short
program was conducted by Mrs. C.
A. Wilson in her graceful speaking,
She wonderfully outlined the work
and progress of the club. Mrs. NJ.
G. Conley sang beautiful solo; Mr..
Conley also sang an interesting solo.
Mrs, " g. Shannon, with her beau
tiful voice. held the party spell
bound throughout her rendition. Mr..
Peace acted as Santa Claus. A hand
some dinned party basket was filled
with small concealed prizes, which
was quite fun maker, as each one
pulled a ribbon with anxiety to see
who would pull the prize that ocn-
tanned the buby prize number Mrs,
Peace pulled the lucky prize.
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OUR TASK FOR NINETEEN.
TWENTY ONE.

Three cheers for Nineteen
Twenty-one. May II be twelve
months of useful achievements.
flfty-two weeks Of happiness
and prosperity and three hum
bred and sixty-five days Of
successful adventures.
Commensurate with the above
the Dallas Express (America's
Most Distinctive Weekly will
adopt similar resolution. 1t
proposes during this new year
to give its partons bigger
and better paper. irrespective
Of its superiority in high class
Journalism. and further 1t will
strive in these twelve months
of the year to keep the thous-
ands OF Express readers re-
Iiably informed upon all issues
affecting the race Fifty-two
weeks Of high class local,
state and national news. and
in connection a full and COM
plete budget of Associated
Negro Press reports. And as a
further sequel it proposes an
addition in its mailing and cir
culating department so as to
meet the growing demand which
with such added improvements
will assure patrons of the Big
Weekly a better and more COM
plete service. With these equip
ments assured the Dallas Ex-
press with dts wealth Of friends
and admirers will produce a
journal worthy Of commentator
and will flash a system of news
that is news, when it's news
for all these fifty-two weeks
following,
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DALLAS UNION LODGE NO. / 70,
G. U. 0. OF 0. +. HOLDS ELEC-
TTON.

Dallas Union Lodge No. 1910 held
is election Wednesday night. Jan.
81 Ay2i 0Sawing officers wess
gana.- mccarthy, e. S.; w. B.
Morgan, Fl S.; s. W. ]. Lowery.
Treas y r. Starks, NJ G.; Robert
Il Weems, r, N. F.; VIM. Moore,
N. f.; N. P. Quinn, Chaplain; ]. w.
Ray. VI g.; r. u. King, Advocate:
scott Cater Warden; u Hightower,
I. G. ~ IA adams, r. S. to N. g.;
II. Robinson, l. S. to N. G.; Jake
Sans, r. s. to VI G.; W. H. King.
II. 8. to v. G.
Degree Team R. L. Weems, /. c.;
+. Robinson, " g.; VIM. Moore, N.
F.; r. D. King. Mentor; II. w. Scott,
Conductor; VIM. i. jones'. VIII Casper,
Helpers. j. p. Starks F. c. Ruther-
ford. c. I. Muckelroy. w. A. Wagner,
Trustees.
The following volunteered to go to
various Households II Ruth or Mis-
sion for donation to purchase Garnet
Tor Hall; n 9. Rutherford, A. Adams,
l.obert Johnson. George Broadway,
L. Walters.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

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FRrENDsHrP BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday School was opened at $3.50
q. m. with Supt. and his corp OF
teachers stasssns into neW years
work. The school was we'll attended.
At 11:00 a. m. we enjoyed a glo-
rious sermon delivered by our Asst.
Pastor, Rev. w. A. Lott. lie preach
ed from the subject: "a new year
and new walk, to- say the least it
was q good soul string sermon at
300 D. M We had a splendid B.
X. P. U, and there were many en-
couraging words given to us by the
different visitors. 500 ., m. SER
vices were opened by our own Rev.
n. M. @. LocIrheart. Tho services
were we'll attended / mnst make
mention of our Watch Meeting which
was held Friday night. It was
pleasant to hear each one tell how
God had blessed them through the
OLD year. After hearing these good
things we decided to do good other-
wise by taking in collection Of
$3.50 for the sick.
REV. F. X. WHITE, Pastor.
MISS 2. v. MITCHELL, Rep.
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BELLE oHAPrLE BAPTIST CnURcH
Booker n. washington Addition.
Rev. P. Il. Donnell. Pastor.


Wednesday night we had a Recital
by Mrs. G.. II. puBose and some
members OF choir Of st. John Church,
Mrs. r. c. Bass, acting pianist; Miss
Addle Lee Johnson, Miss Annie Lee
Lacy, and Invocation by Rev. John
Brown Of San Angelo, Texas. The
program was grand.
On Friday night we met In -ly
service TO give GOO the pre- tor
the old year out and the new gear
IN, and we had glorious meeting.
Every Dusly spoke for Jesus and the
pastor preached three sermons that
night and Two were added to the
church. The pastor was full IF fire,
So we have on a II nights meeting
conducted by the gstor and Rev.
Nv. w. Hollins. Sunday school was
opened on time. All the scholars
were full Of joy and gladness The
lessons were well taught by Supt.
and Teachers The classes are still
after the Banner but the Card Glass
still holds II. Mrs. Ethel Peace il
hard working teacher.
AT IL o'clock Deacon J. H. Hunt
opened prayer sErvice, then tne pas.
tor came forth and conducted Z
Devotional service, after which he
gave way for one Of our greatest
missionary Workers. Sister A. 4
Ellis, to lecture to Us, and while
ahc talked our hearts burned within
Us. Two were added to the church,
Then we went to New Zion Free
,4rtIl no,,ftrt ftI,.,,,,I, ..,I,hfa Tho noe
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Will SAMPLE SEPARATED FROM
WIFE BY ACCIDENT DESIRES
NEWS OF HER WHEREABOUTS.

Mr.. VIII Sample and wife were
travelling from Houston to Fort Worth
last week. On reaching Igearne and
being hungry he stepped OF the train
ii purchase d lunch and was left.
ssiice then he has not seen nor heard
from his wife.
He caught the aext train out OF
Hearne, and on arriying at Fort
WOsth sought his wife but failed ii
find ser. He then returned to Hons
tom but received no news Of her
there He IS npNe "a DalIas seeking
her and states that h9 Is 6oubiy
Anxious for her safety since she il
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At Munger Avenue Baptist Church
Sunday, January 9th Pastor VIM.
Lotion will begin series OF sermons
on "our Lords Return" Sunday
morning at II a. m. Come and have
your souls fed by this man of God.
His powerful sermons at this hour
moves the congregation. Visitors and
strangers are asked to make Mum
ger Avenue Baptist Church home.
REV. VIM. LOTION. Pastor.
PERCY WILLIAMS, Clerk.
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JUNIOR sTEWARDEss BOARD

The Junior Stewardess Board No
3. Of Bethel A. M. b. Church met
al S D. m. Tuesday, Jan. 4th, with
Mrs. A. B. Butler, 1910 Diamond St
The following members were pres
emit: Mesdams L. v. Stewart. Pres
ident, v. c. Wright, Secretary, Berry
man, L. e. Coleman, Ester Jackson
FRED Tucker. e. l. Lincoln, Sprig-
gins, smith. Washington. Ellen
johnson. Miles. ] M. Newsome and
Mr.. Williams.
The Misses Naomi Wright, Varice
Carter, Lottie Mae Washington and
Fay Earnestine Adams.
After all business was over a
splendid repast was served
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wHEATLEY PLACE.

The Wheatley Place Mission en-
tertained its members and guests
with a lovely reception Thursday
evening, Dec. 80, at. the home OF
Mrs. Ben Baker on Dunbar street
Every one enjoyed themselves to
the very highest.
MRS. o. E. ANDERSON. Pres
MRS. J. B. GLASPER, Reporter
Mrs. Mable Curtis is reported as
being on the sick list at her home,
1917 Myers street.
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NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday School was good. Sunday
morning our pastor spoke from Heb,
1871. subject: Laying off weights.
Sunday evening we had with us Rev,
Floyd OF Sherman. Sunday night our
pastor spoke from Matt. 18th chapter,
subject: "Jesus a present help in
tile time OF Heed."
Services throughout the day were
ideal we had two accessions in
the morning service and seven al
night. Collection $4,000
REV. r. b. CANADY. Pastor
MISS F. C. THORNTON. Rep.
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1t is gratifying to state to the
many friends of Mrs Jessie T..
Morgan-Rice, after serious illness
of five weeks duration, she is able
to be up, and at this writing is
showing rapid improvement. Her
complete recovery is anxiously hoped
for within the next few days.
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{. N. HAMPTON NOW SUPERIN.
TENDENT STATE MISSIONS.

Rev. C. N Hampton of $50 North
Gath Street, Paris, Texas, has been
appointed Superintendent of State
Missions, under the auspices of the
Baptist Missionary and Educational
Conventions Of Texas and has located
his Office at Room 204 Pythian Tenn
pie, Dallas, Texas.
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CHURCH CLUB ENTERTAINS.

The Round Table Coeterie Club of
ST. John Baptist Church was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Vina
Ross. 29O1 Trinidad, Tuesday night.
Covers were laid for quite few
members. $500 was realized. Mrs.
M. Shaw, President, and Mrs. Jacob
Jefferson, Secretary.
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FOREIGN CLASSIFIED "ADs.E
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orator and good all-round printer
pressman. Top-notch salary. Apply
THE TULSA STAR,
A. ]. Smitherman, Publisher.
BOY 1858 Tulsa, Okla.
11-13-tf
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LOST-would like to know the
whereabouts Of my brother, John
Henry Simmons; when last heard
from, was in Oklahoma City. Okla.
Write p. 4. SIMMONS, 36O8 State
Street, Dallas, Texas.
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without funds.
His address in Houston was 1918
Robin St., and while in Dallas, he
may be reached at the home of Mr..
Phil Allen, 2110 Cochran street,
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MRS. D. a. RRApLEY,

MRS. L. A. BRADLEY,
Registered Spencer Corsetiere.
Why not preserve the youtnrul
grace of your figure by letting an
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with comfort that is incompatible.
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A Wise Man-Insures his house
and furniture against fire. Insure
with Western Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Of Texas, and be wise.
w. III. Holloway, Agent--71S Haw-
kins Street-Phone Y 1889.
8-7-tf
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NOTICE.

To. the Public:
Mr.. G. f. Porter is no longer IN
the employ of the Standard Life In
surance Company as an agent, ana
any one having any irregularities
write the Branch Office at Marshall,
Texas, Box SO. on
STANDARD LIE INSURANCE co.
1-1-4t
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Excelsior Mutual B0netli
Association
Dallas, Texas

Most people need money when
there's death in the family. Some
times they want to carry the body
out of town or they may want to
send for q relative. II you think
you need this kind Of SERVICE
take Insurance with the
EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION
We pay death claims in "a hours
Any person desiring such protec-
ton, call at room zoe Pythian Tenn
pie, 2649 Elm street or call M. DOL
H. STRICKLAND,
President,
s. CoFnELD, Secretary.
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=, IN. manufacturer We want I've
AGENTS to represent US In every CITY
ana nS ~ Pressing OIL. soc; Box Of
1Ia1v Grower soc; Special GROVER,
eoc, mrs. Ada Montgomery MnnuAac-
turer. -o-
we guarantee our goods to gro"
hair and to be harmless.
1919 EuclIo, Kansas City. Missou tl
Don't fail TO visit our up-to-u1Uo
Hair Dressing Parlora - a.r.
send 10 cents for postage