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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-13
SUNDAY SCHOOL ZONE
MEET IN MERCEDES

The Sunday School Zone meet
ing OF the Baptist churches was
held in Mercedes Sunday after
noon at 2:30. Towns represented
were Weslaco, Harrington, La Fe-
ria. Pharr. and Rio Hondo. There
were four Officers and 81 teachers
and pupils from the Weslaco Sun
day School.
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racking coughs, bronchitis, chest colds
asthma. childFen's coughs. TAX only
Hh-ds. A single swallow checks
lyh.I3 coughs. soothes soreness clears
h-~. throat and chest like a flash.
and a delightful invigorating warmth
spreads through chest and body. in
stantly driving cut grippy feeling.
Mentodene IS entirely different from
olc-fashioned remedies. Contains one
special, powerful secret invredient
which instantly produces results on in
Tanned. irrttated membranes. Five
otner scientific ingredients immedi-
ately neutralize acid condition OF on
rested passages. loosen phlegm. pene-
trate and clear tubes, check Stubborn
est coughs. restore health in Quickest
time known. No harmful drugs. safe
for everybody.
Mencodene should be used at first
sign OF cough. headache, grippy feel
tng. IN a second hits spot. gives m
stan soothing. clearing. stimulatiur
yesults. Get Mentodene from drurrisi
today for few cents. Sure quick re-
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"anu1sctufer Adv.
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RECEPTION HELD FOR
TEACHERS AND TRUSTEES

The San Benito teachers and the
board of trustees were honor
guests at a reception held at the
new school gymnasium last Fri
day, having as joint hostesses the
Parent Teachers association OF the
Ward School and the Junior
Senior High School.
The auditorium was decorated
with brilliant Zinnias and in the
school colors Of purple and glod.
The school orchestra furnished
music during the early part of the
evening.
The honor guests were grouped
to represent a class OF pupils and
were introduced by Mrs. E. IS.
Wells, who acted As teacher. Mrs.
Z. z. Ogden acted as announcer
for the evening. Many of the hos
tesses were attired as school chii-
dren which added much merriment
70 the evening.
Gross question and crooked am
wers was also enjoyed by those
present. Miss Maud Nosler sang
several selections. Two vocal selec-
tions were rendered by a double
quartet composed OF Hornbeck.
Gilbert. Bendixon. Fontenot. Fritz
Edwards. J. v. Nicely, Franklin Ed
wards. Caswell.
About two hundred people n
ioyed the evening.
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three shades Of pink. filled with
pink minis.
A beautifully appointed luncheon
Vas prepared by the hostess Of the
building, Mrs. L. B. Pitzer. During
the luncheon period several musical
numbers were enjoyed. These were
followed by q style show under the
direction Of Mrs. Blanche Jones, OF
Brasher and Jones. The loveliest Of
costumes with all accessories, Jewels,
footwear, handbags and purses
brought forth much admiration.
The colors, fabrics and class Of COS
tune were announced by Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. McCaul won the door prize
and also the second score prize. and
first score prize was awarded to Mrs.
Edgar WEIGH Of San Benito.
MANY ATTEND LUNCHEON
Mesdames F. l.. Crown, Altus Lilies.
w. H. Galloway, @. w. Diehl, Lloyd
Mellor, c j. Rothgeb and Miss Eliz-
| abeth Klein Of Harrington. attended
| the Valley Pan-Helenic luncheon at
| McAllen on Saturday at the Casa
de Palmas hotel. They report a
large attendance from the Valley
towns, and q splendid meeting.
FRUIT EXHIBIT PREPARED
FOR CONVENTION
Several women will attend the
international w. c. r. U. convention
held In Houston this week. They
have been busy for weeks. prepar-
ing favors showing Valley products.
Valley grapefruit will be served. and
many of the Valley local shippers
are sending some of their choicest
fruit. This will be served to over
800 delegates. Many of the women
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CLUB MEMBERS PLAN
TO ATTEND CONVENTION

The regular business meeting Of
the Business and Professional
Women's club was held Monday
noon with a luncheon at the VAL
ley Waffle Shop. Miss Mayme
Gordon president. presided at the
luncheon.
Discussion OF plans for attending
the Fourth District Convention
which opens in Edinburg Satur-
day and Sunday revealed that
several members expected TO be
present. Other business matters
were discussed.
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house guest OF Mrs. Earl corder, ~
honoree at . pretty complimentary
bridge party. given BY Mrs. Cordsr.
ca Friday afternoon. at her home.
Boquets OF gorgeous fan flowers
made the room bright. Prizes vern
presented to Mrs. q. w. Springer.
for high score and Mrs. John Fuwlei
for high cut score.
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Harrington
SMART AFFAIR GIVEN BY
ST. ALBAN'S GUILD

ST. ALBAN'S GUILD
A luncheon bridge, with a musical
program and style show. proved a
delightful affair Saturday given by
st. Adams Guild at the Woman's
building. Although the day present.
ed . gloomy atmosphere. the audi
tCrium was CHEEKY. with the masses
Of pink roses in low baskets. and
roses. corona and red and white Ill
les In floor baskets. The mantel
was prettily draped with corona vine
and little blue baskets OF roses and
corona. Thirty one individual tables,
covered with pale green and yellow
cloths. presented a lovely appearance.
Or them were set bonbon dishes. Of
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Weslaco
MOTHER, DAUGHTER
GIVEN

The Girl Reserve. Mother and
Daughter Banquet" was held at
the Methodist church last week.
Vari-colored roses formed the
lovely ce~nterpiece for the tables. A
full blown rose painted inside the
Girl Reserve triangle formed place
cards for the mothers, while a bud
inside the triangle was used for
the girls.
The program vas as follows:
Song. Hello. Each mother was
introduced by her first name. Song
i feel sorry for old Adam" Vocal
duet by Hazel Paris and Hazel
Sims. That Old Fashioned Mother
Of Mine" Mrs. w. L. Forbes, the
main speaker for the evening, spoke
on the subject. ITO each one Is
given a model TO carve" Mrs. T. w.
Glass spoke on The Daughter I
would liked TO have had" Wonder
full Mother OF Mine" a qua tett by
Margaret Thomas, Eleanor LeMay.
Dema Claire Lee and Mary viii
Feaman. A Toast to Mothers was
given by Thalia Mitchell, president
of the Girl Reserve. Closing song
"Blest be the tie that binds"
A chicken plate lunch was
served by the various women OF
the Business and Professional
Women's Club. who are sponsoring
the Girl Reserves for the year.
Each girl Of the G. r. donated a
dish for the luncheon.
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BRIDGE AT CLI'B

Those from Weslaco who formed
tables for bridge at the Llano
Grande Country club one day last
week were Mesdames j. l..
Compere. w. II. Baxter. Jr.. H.
Raymond Mills. N. v. Meyers, C..
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AFFAIR
HONORS MRS. WORTH

Mrs. Richard Worth was honor
guest at a surprise birthday lunch
o given Saturday at the Aztec
Cafe by Mrs. Floyd S. Worth. The
long table had as a center piece
longstemmed pink roses and pink
candles.
Miss Maud Nosler sang ITO A
Rose" Others on the program dur
ing the luncheon we're Mrs. F. w.
Colmery. Miss Mary Cowgirl and
Mrs. Z. r. Gaylord OF Chicago.
Mrs. Worth received many lovely
gifts from the guests. Bridge and
other games were enjoyed during
the afternoon. Mrs. w. 3. Hink1y
and Mrs. w. j. vinsant were high
~ ore holders.
~ Guests were Mesdames c. NJ.
Cash. w. J. vinsant. Frank Grin
sell. John T. Lonax. Frank Lud-
den, j. A. Graham. W. z. John
son. James z. Shafer. @. F. Gil
bert. w ID. Holland Mary z.
Andersen. Polil Cowgirl, Paul Cot
trell. H. M. Cottrell, r. S. Bone. @.
w. Ralston. w. 3. Hinkly. r. l..
Hinkly, F. w. Colmery, z. r. Cav
lord. r. w. Roberts and c. D.
Cowgirl.
Misses. Helen Lee Brooks. ANY
Vivian. Markolsta Esther. Maud
Nosler. Mary Cowgirl, Ethel John
son.
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Ends Worst Cough
Spells Like a Flash

! h o u S a n q 5
! q S I winter
first % c c a n c
amiliar with
M e o d en- c,
the new light
In 9 acting
discovery for
; { u b b o /.
h q c X 4 q
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CLUB AND GUESTS


Mrs. L. ]. Polk charmingly enter
tanned the Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge club at her home last week.
The rooms were attractive with
baskets of cosmos. making a pleas
ant setting for the three tables Of
players. Mrs. S. T. Melton was
awarded the high score favor. Deli
cious refreshments were served.
Mesdames Otis Pelt and Raymond
Johnson were guests Of the club.
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Valley Society
Telephone z

sion Miss Glee Ingram, public
speaking teacher. gave a short
talk. She then presented a playlet
by some OF her pupils.
The title OF the playlet was The
Obstinate Family" which was
directed by Charles Pugsley. The
characters were taken by McMurry
Richey, father; Caroline Phillips,
mother; Jimmy Brown, young
husband; Alice GRIPPE. young wife;
Helen Harris, maid and Eldon
Scoggins.
The next regular meeting Of the
association will be held on Mon
day, November 10.
HOME CEREMONY
UNITES COUPLE
Miss Edith Thomas became the
bride OF Dale Cradit on November
7, at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. v
Thomas, of the Browne Tract.
The ceremony was performed By
the Rev. Mr.. G. z. Marshall OF the
First Methodist church OF Sar
Benito. The home was lavishly
decorated in pink roses and corona
The bridc was attended by Mis-:
Lola Pearl Cradit. sister Of the
bridegroom. Mr.. Cradit had al
best man Roy DeBush. The bride
wore a gown Of blue crepe trimmed
in lace and carried on her arm q
bouquet of roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cradit will make
their home in San Benito ,.ers
they are well known.
The bridegroom is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. L. p. Cradit.
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CHRISTMAS PARTY
A

The Llano Grande Home DEM
onStration club met for their
regular business Y meeting al the
home OF Mrs. d. c. Fleming last
week with about fifteen members
present. II was decided not to
have a booth at the Hidalgo
County Fair. owing to the short
time in which to prepare for it.
Plans for a demonstration on
canning meats were made for
December, also plans for a Christ
mas party were discussed. II was
announced that the next meeting
would be Thursday, November 10th
instead Of Friday. Refreshments,
carrying out the Thanksgiving
motif. were served. Mrs. T. a.
Leanord will be the next hostess.
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Bank failures IN the Initial
states numbered 55i in the year
ending June 30. 1929. and the l,l-
est figures for building and loan
associations showed % failures u
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THANKSGIVING THEME
USED BY HOSTESS

Mrs. Bernie GoolSby entertained
:he members Of the Zoop-Zon
Dinner Bridge club for their regular
meeting. Dinner was served TO the
at the Stonewall Jack
sb.l hotel.
The members then assembled at
their hostess home on w. Rose. A
Thanksgiving theme was used in
The accessories for the games. Red.
pink and yellow roses were used
for decorations.
Mrs. II. F. McFadden and
Charles Bowie were successful
PLAYERS.
The next meeting OF the club
will have Mrs. McFadden as hos
tess.
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San Benito
CLUB MEETS AT
HARWELL HOME

The Neighborhood club had as
hostess for their last regular meet
ing, Mrs. H. c. Harwell. Roll call was
responded TO BY giving a current
event or a reading.
Mrs. Wallace Kimble will be
next hostess TO the club on Nov.
18th.
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ACE-HIGH BRIDGE
CHR MEETS

Miss Medicine Gillespie was hostess
to the Ace-High Bridge club at the
home Of Mrs. c. S. Reynolds on
Thursday evening. Vases Of fall
flowers made the home very attrac-
tive. High score was won by Miss
Elsie Rushing. A delicious plate
lunch was served. Miss Gillespie
was assisted by Mrs. Reyonlds and
Misses Lucille Gillespie and Dona
Stone.
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feature was the talk on schools In
Cuba, by Miss Eliza Bowman. AZ
ter the dinner, Mrs. I. B. Corns d.
rected the afternoon program. A
drama vas presented by the
Young Matrons' circle. showing life
in the Wolff settlement. In Tampa,
Florida. Mrs. Edward Milligan d.
rected the music In the afternoon.
The Monday offering will be sent
to the Wolff settlement, and to the
Eliza Bowman school.
PRETTY HOSPITALITY
IIONORS GUEST
Mrs. d. r. Frier Of Chicago, Ill, q
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PLAYLET
AT PIT. A.

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Junior Senior Parent-Teach-
err Association was held Monday
afternoon in the high school
auditorium. The meeting was
presided over by Mrs. Frank Grinsell
president.
Following a short business ses-
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PERSONALS

FEHSONALS
MI. and Mrs. Cecil Preston Of
San Antonio spent Wednesday VS.
iting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. l.. Devine.
Jim johnson, who has been Sc
riously Ill. is now able to be with
his friends.
Miss Mary Flowers was the guest
Of Mrs. Carl Salisbury OF Edinburg
on Wednesday. During the after
noon Mrs. Salisbury entertained
two tables OF bridge.
Rev and Mrs. Earnest Kelley ana
Mrs. John Kelley Of Kingsville are
visiting in Pharr at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Kelley.
Mesdames Dale Ticknor, X. G.
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Of Harrington and San Benito have
been making delicious candied peel,
which they have enclosed In waxed
paper, tied with white ribbon. A
clever little advertisement OF the
Valley. picturing the grapefruit,
with the slogan. The Garden OF
Golden Grapefruit" with the recipe
OF Mrs. l.. Z. -Snavely. for candied
peel Is also tied with the white rib
bon.
Charming blue bonnets Of the
real shade Of the noted blue bonnets
Of Texas will adorn those going from
the Valley. and tiny replicas will be
Presented to the official members
at the luncheon as favors.
Delegates attending are Mesdames
I Z. Snavely. Guy Snavely, J. Z.
Tope, w. z. Carey, John Newman
and J. @. Scheupbach, president OF
the Harlingen w c. r. U. organiza-
ton.
RECEPTION HONOREES
The Missionary Society OF the
Methodist church entertained with
a reception at the church on Wed
nesday night 1t was In honor OF
tie new pastor. Reverend Leslie A.
Boone and Mrs. Boone, who are
here from Midland.
WEEK OF PRAYER
OPENED MONDAY
This week will be observed as
Prayer Week by the missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church. II
began with an all day meeting on
Monday with Mrs. j. Z. Raymond
leading.
Mrs. Neil Madely directed the
! music for this program. The main
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COLDS MAY DEVELOP
INTO PNEUMONIA

Coughs from colds may lead to q.
sious trouble. You can stop them
now with Creomulsion, an emulsi6ed
creosose that Is pleasant to take.
Cfeomulsion 10 q medical discovery
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Of al known drugs creosote Is rec.
ognised by high medical authorities
20 a Of the greatest healing agencies
for coughs from colds and bronchial
frritaiiona Creomulsion contains, in
addition to c~reosote, other healing
C0F0A
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Pharr
MRS. BOYSEN
HOSTESS

The Tuesday Afternoon bridge
club met at the home Of Mrs. K.
c. Boysen last week. Lovely bask-
cts of cosmos made the rooms very
attractive. Miss Dona Stone receiv-
ed the high score favor. Delicious
sandwiches. angel food cake and
coffee were served to nine members
and guests.
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elements which soothe and heal The
infiamed membranes and stop the ir.
ritaticn. while the creosoto goes on to
the stomach. 10 absorbed into the
blood. attacks the seat of the trouble
and checks the growth Of the germa
Creomulsion Is guaranteed satisfac-
tory in the treatment Of coughs from
colds. bronchitis and minor forms Of
bronchial irriiaiions, and Is excellent
for building up the system after colds
or flu. Money refunded IL not re-
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tions. Ask ynur drurrisf ladxl
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financing plan.
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The 10th
Century
and Still
They Flop!
Continued From Page One

ficient to chase away the evil spirits
in most cases.
Several of his men, the manager
learned, bought magic roots to place
under their houses. They believed
that if their women carried on with
other men while they were away the
power of the roots would make them
confess their indiscreticns when they
returned.
That the professor" tried to work
money out of persons in jail was
proven in the case Of a woman in a
Georgia town sentenced to be hang
ed recently. She asked for a new
trial on the ground that the arthori-
ties had secured the correspondence
between herself and Williams and
had used it in the case against VIII
liams.
The professor" was quite a sport
and drove a big car around Lake
City. He spent money layishly In
Lake City He operated a pool room
and a cafe for several months, on
UIlG SluC, d1lO SSNoAA ANt3~SS~@ ",-S
robbed frequently.
IN Lake City there is a Negro
school known as a RoSenwald school
established by julius RoSenwald OF
Chicago, who contributed to the ex-
pense of erecting the building. One
proyiso in making donation is that
the patrons of the school themselves
must raise $500 or $1,000 or some
specified sum, in order TO demon
strate their desire for a school build
ing before the RoSenwald fund as
sists.
Being a man of money Professor
Williams was called on for d0na-
ton to help raise the patrons quo
ia and he responded with q STABLE
sum. it is said, although he was
working against his own interest -
education works against the "voodoo'
business. At one time the "Profes-
sor" organized a brass band and 8
ball club among the young people OF
the school and the colored section
of the town.
Williams attended TuSkegee InSti-
tute in Alabama at one time. He hat
been in Lake City about year anC
a half when arrested. Released or
bond after his arrest, he laughed a.
if his superStitious practices were
joke when asked about his mail ordel
business. He was arrested severa
times and paid heavy fines in Lake
City for selling liquor.
He also had trouble with the po-
lice in Miami, Tampa, Jacksonville
and New Orleans.
Perhaps, Barnum was right tina
zones born every minute"
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GARNISH HINT

No one would think of serving flsh
without lemon garnish; but 1t Is
possible to forget that lemon gar.
nish is useful as well as ornamental
If it is desirable to achieve deco
rative effect-to cut the slices into
odd shapes and sprinkle them with
paprika or parsley-show your pa
irons the courtesy Of providing an
additional dish of quartered lemons,
so that the juice may be easily
squeezed on to the fish.
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Dear Mr.. Bunker:

Dear Mr.. Bunker:
I frankly admit to you that /
haven't any friends. I do things
for people, I 60 without things for
myself in order to help other peo-
Pile, I try to be good to them but
after it is all said and done, when
there are any good times they
just leave me out. I don't think
that this shodld be but the rea-
son must be with me and not
with the oth=r fellows. In other
words, I don't want to blame
them. but what do want is to
understand myself. Can't you
give me some help.
PAUL j.
Iowa.
Paul's trouble is shown clearl
enough in his hand writing. 1t is no
he cannot overcome, in
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-05-10

Pa. II Tried your
medicine. Now I am to be a mother in
October. My dearest wish realized"
DR.. DePew's treatment, non-specifc.
based on Glandular activity, has been used
with such results by thousands of women
that for tie next 30 days he offers to send
a full dollar treatment, postpaid no COD.
nc cost. no obligation, free TO every woman
who writes
DR.. DePew has set aside 1000 free treat
ments for this month, so be sure and write
today. He will also send q free booklet,
"Childless Marriages Explained"
Simply send name, postcard will do and
remedy will be mailed in plain wrapper.
DR. DePew believes you will be surpris: i
end delighted. Address DR.. DePew, Suite
LII, Coates House, Kansas City, Mo-
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stead, he can. 1t is rather long
road, though, for him to travel be-
cause Paul's writing shows just one
thing-that he says the most sarcas-
tic things. He rather takes price
in it, too, because he thinks it is
smart.
without any cause at all, he pulls
"wise-cracks" that make people laugh
but under the laugh there is sting
and that sting makes them sore just
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Spring Salads
PANAMA SALAD
(ServeS ~
4 slices pineapple
2 large oranges
u head lettuce
4 Maraschino cherries
Il green pepper

Place slice of pineapple on bed OF
lettuce. Lay sections OF orange on
pineapple slice, to form a domed ap.
pearance. Cut rosette of cherry and
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>HOUsEHOLD USES FOR LEMONS

Lemon juice may be substituted for
vinegar in any recipe that calls Tor
the latter, except picking.
Lemon juice added to sweet milk
will sour it suitably for cooking.
Add a small amount Of lemon Juice
and grated rind in stewing such dried
fruits as prunes, figs, peaches and
so on.
Tough meats will be made tender
by adding a teaspoon of lemon Juice
to water in which they are boiled.
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Week q End Recipes

place on top of fruit sections. Ro-
settle is made by cutting the cherry
in six or eight sections leaving II
Joined at the tip. Two diamond
shaped pieces of green pepper are
placed on each side of the salad,
near the cherry. Serve with French
dressing.
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prescription. While
taking the second
box ! was unable TO
express my happi-
ness. / never mad
a sick day. I be-
came the mother Of
a fine 8la pound
baby. God on ] y
knew our Joy. ]
hope every woman
longing for mother
hood will take your
medicine. You are
welcome to use this
letter and picture
for pu b l c alton
Thank you"
Married II years
and doctors told me
I would never have
anu oh q n ~