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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
NORTHDETROII


HI. friends and readers, North
Detroit's younger set greets you
once again with news OF their So
cial activities.
North Detroit has been featuring
many parties recently. The North
Detroit Youth Council of the N. A.
A. G. r.. will present a party on
October IA. at the home OF Miss
Mable Ferguson. ON Mitchell street.
The Junior ushers OF Lomax
Temple sponsored party on Oc-
tober z. at the residence OF Mrs.
Pitts In Hamtramck II was very
enjoyable.
The "Y' Girls Will hold party
on October II al the home OF Mrs.
Nelson. 1882 st. Aubin street. We
are expecting TO see YOU all there.
The Hi-Lites A. &. will give a
dance at the International hall. in
Hamtramck, October 10.
Miss Lillian Brown will be hon
Gree al reception on October 2S,
at the residence of her mother,
Mrs. Tinsley.
Miss Maggie Marlene Moore. a
very attractive young lady Of North
Detroit. has returned TO her home
on Mclean street. after visiting
relatives in New Jersey
The inyinciblc Junior choir OF
Lomax Temple Is under the new
leadership OF Professor Jones.
Watch their progress.
The Tattler
Nora Byrd and Lou Beatty are
seen together quite often. Benny
aud Bessie Lyons seem TO make a
nice duet. Don't you think so?
When is the wedding date An
ME-
Misses Eula King. Louise Davis
and Rebecca Smith have become
very interested in the ~ A. 4. c. p
We wonder Why
We shall be back nexr week with
another batch Of North Detroit news
items Until then adieu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
YPSnANTI
R, Mrs. EueenIa O'Bannon

The Rev. Garther Robertson. pas
or OF Second Baptist church
brought very spiritual morning
message TO a large and appreciatiye
udience from the text Matt. 27:4'
subject. SELF Examination. Two
ccepted Christ and became candi-
dates for baptism. AT $3.50 p. M the
dedication services of the Usher
board we're held. After short and
picy program the pastor preached
he dedicatorial sermon. The ushers
ooked very becoming and digni1ed
q their new uniforms. Mrs. Anna
simpson Is president Of the ushers.
Iiss Viola Freeman Is secretary.
At 7:3o .. m. communion and the
lords Supper was administered by
Pastor Robertson. One was added 10
he church membership.
A very uplifting sermon was de-
livered at Brown Chapel AME
,hurch by the pastor, the Rev. n.
g. simmons. There was a large at
tendance.
Funeral rites for the late Will
lam Henry Lee. ALB Harriet street.
we're held Monday, Oct. from Sec
ond Bapt. church. Mr. Lee. who was
a years of age, passed away at
ma home Friday, Sept. 80 after
short illness. He was an employee
in the City Gas department for
twenty-five years. Rev. Garther
Robertson officiated. Burial was In
Alban cemetery.
Survivors are widow Margaret;
i've children, Orvil. Moses. William
Henry. Jr.. Audry and Mrs. Viola
alvert all OF this city two SIS
lers. Mrs. Sarah Coleman. fpsi-
anti: Mrs. Martha Thomas, Detroit
and several other relatives.
Oliver Reed. Az s. washington
street, is In Boyer hospital as the
esult OF an accident in a local
factory Monday afternoon, Oct. a.
when a quantity OF molten iron
vas poured over his left thigh and
eg. Mr.. Reed suffered severe burns.
his heel having been nearly burn
ID away probably causing por-
ION OF his foot to be amputated.
Through a misunderstanding OF
isnals the victim was caught In
ne path OF a stream Of LIQUID metal
While Il was being poured. Mr..
Reed was married only three weeks
tgo 10 the former Miss Grace Col
ms OF Ann Arbor, Mich.
Funeral services were held for
he late ID. n. Prior Friday. Sept.
20 from the Richardson Funeral
home, The funeral eulogy was
rom photograph record OF the
Judge Rutherford faith. although
The deceased was a loyal member OF
calvary Baptist church. Detroit and
former member and deacon OF
second Baptist church, this city,
until he left to make his home with
HE daughter In Pennsylvanis. Mr..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
W WHITAKER


The large assembly OF worship
pers at Campbell Chapel church
was touched by the strong sermon
OF the Rev A. Knowles, last Sun
day. His subject was THE Value OF
a Soul" The speaker said in part.
since the soul OF man was in
valuable In comparison to all other
things It was the greatest OF all
tasks for each lube assured OF It's
salvation. which Is not bought oy
material things. but by a surrend-
erred life TO God Mrs. Susie Airing
tons Of Toledo. Ohio: Mrs. Hattie
White Of Detroit. James Williams,
OF Brooklyn, y. Y were visitors.
Recent visitors AT the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryant were
Miss Lois Reynolds. OF Washington,
ID. C., who will attend school In
Ann Arhor; her father Earl Rey-
nolds. and Miss Laurabelle Jack
son. OF Ann Arbor. and Miss Henri
eta Bryant. OF Detroit.
Mrs. Gerry Smith spent last Fri
day IN lpsilanii. attending the an
nual minister's meeting OF the
Church OF God
Mrs. Rubbie Brown hae a. house
guest her sister. Mrs Hattie White.
OF Detroit. and her brother. James
Williams. OF Brooklyn. y. Y
The Misses Rosetta and June
Brown were hostessee to the YPD
Of Che Missionary last Tuesday af-
tcrnoon. Plans were made for a
Halloween party.
Friends and others desiring TO
know the present address of the
Rev. and Mrs. T.. l.. Clark formerly
Of Campbell AME church. may
write 70 r. o. Box %, or come to
Harvey Hensen farm. 1888 Whit
iaker road told Richardson FARM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
Conant Garden News

Mr. aud Mrs Shades and Mr..
Watts, Of Ann Arbor. Mich. were
visiting friends In Conant Garden
sunday, aud also attended service
az Vernon chapel church
Mr.. and Mrs e. A. Kemp OF
KlInger street we're visiting Nj
and Mrs. Frank williams. IN Ypsi
larti Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. vii
llams were formerly residents ~
his community. Mrs. Williams sent
lovely bouquet OF flowers TO va
non Chapel whore she was a mem
Der and lovel worker while resid-
ine here
Vernon Chapel tME
The rally launched BY the irue
tees few weeks ago and which
closed last sunday night was a
grand succese The total sum o.
500 was raised The pastor and
choir and congregation OF Vernon
Chapel will 20 20 81 Paul churcn
jay and t'henc streets. Detroit Ion
service. The Rev. Mr.. Johnson. par
Tor Of Vernon chapel viii preach.
The usher board IS giving an IN
lcrtainment Friday October 81 ~
he home Of he president Mrs
Ro~ie Robertson iso4e Norwood
avenue a. eight O'Clock IN tie
evening sunday uc'obe 2S viii
be elde% quarter The Rev G "
Baber Ms'or OF Ebcnezer AMF
church and his choir VIII come 80
Vernon chapel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

The principal speakers we're Or
ware aud NJ Thomas the leader
OF the chorus. Remarks were made
by the colored dentist
Mr. and Mrs Booker 7 Mayo.
2G76 Hunt street Detroit were
fouse guests OF Mrs. Alberta Walk
er and parent for The weekend.
The Wolverine Harmony Four
quartet rendered d program Tues
day night October H. at shiloh
Baptist church at eight O'Clock
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
KALAMAZOO.

The big local event OF the season
go ina young folk was held last
ssrurday evening at the Maple Hill
,,oun,ry club house. The affair
as sponsored by Mrs. Hewy and
,.urhtere, Evelyn and Mary Fran
=. Arnold Dancing was enjoyed,
,rar which a delicious club din
.sr was served. Many out-of-town
nests were present. Among the
INV couples present were: Miss
,'stherine Lewis. Lansing; Miss
rrlIne Powell. Battle Creek; Thorn
!. Bruce. Pontiac. Mich. Skillman
u.eMIckens. Henry Baker and
Mss Catherine Lewis.
Les chics Chores will sponsor a
ore-Halloween swing ut the Tea
oot Dome dance hall on L. s. H.,
october q. Fletcher Buffers AMI
NE orchestra. from Chicago. will
furnish the music.
The Twin City Bridge club OPEN
"A their season recently, with pot
.ock supper at the home cf Eir
md Mrs. Richard Thompson. OF s.
Wesnidge avenue.
Les Chics Cheres will give a
bridge and whist party on October
f. at Douglass community center
rhe public Is invited.
Miss Helen Griffin journeyed 10
AKRON. Ohio, last week end. on a
,isit
The Girls unit under direction
q Mrs. Helen Griffin opened their
club season with bridge and whist
marty al the Douglass Community
center. october 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Bilingsly. Of
Detroit their three sons. George.
lohu and Horace; and two dadgh-
iers. Alice and Rose. were recent
week end guests OF Rev. J l.. Cald-
veil
Rev. J. L. Caldwell last Thurs
day visited his daughter Miss Ruth
aldwell and foster son. Morris
Harris and family. and continued
Ypsilanti. Mich. where he at
ended the seventh annual session
u the Minister'S and Gospel Work
-rs % the Church OF God. which
convened October 7 and 8.
James T. Russell. OF Los Angeles.
California. enroute TO New York
stopped over In Kalamazoo last
week. to visit Mr.. and Mrs. J. G..
coleman.
Mrs. Della Sue Gordon recently
underwent an operation for renew
Al Of the appendix, and is recuper-
aiing at Borgess. hospital
Mrs. Cecilia Buckner, OF Oak
street. Is visiting relatives In car
nail Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown and
,ou OF Niles, Mich: Mr.. and Mrs.
t. vorge. OF Cassopolis. Mich. spent
asst week end at the home OF Mr..
md Mrs. 8. King. Jr.
Miss Mae Alexander. OF Califor-
aia. is visiting relatives and friends
n Kalamazoo.
James DeGuire. proprietor at
Bonnie Castle lake, accompanied
" his son Thomas and Mr.. and
Johnson. are visiting his niece,
Mrs Ted Conner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
RIVER ROUGE
BY Daniel Neu>om
~. John AME Church

sunday school opened al $3.50 a.
M. by Ben Craft. efficient snperin-
teudent. Miss Athen Roundiree. or
ganist for the Sunday school. Is
cooperating with Nh craft, as we'll
as doing fine work AZ teacher in
the Sunday school william La
Fleur is clerk.
Sunday marked the closing OF the
hnest service In the history of ST.
John AME church Fifteen persons
were added to the church member
ship. The revival wa~ conducted by
Viola Smith talented young wo-
man OF the AME church. She
preached fine sermon at eleven
o'clock. Sunday evening she preach
ed from st. John 1910. There was
not seating room In the church
Eddie Tolan. former Olympic sprint
champion. was among those who
heard the sermon with Miss john
ME Mae McConico. clerk In The
county building. There were many
visitors during the series OF meet
ings
Funeral services for Daisy RAN
dolph. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Randolph. pa iolford
avenue. were held last Friday in
the Church OF God. Miss Randolph
death followed a long Illness She
Is survived by her parents sisters.
and MANY friends
Union Baptist
Sunday school at Union Baptist
church was well attended Sunday
morning n. X. Lacy. assistant
superintendent was In charge The
eleven o'clock service by The Rev.
r. c. copeland was very gS>d. Four
persons were added to the church.
The junior choir sang
The Divorce OF the Million Dol
lar Wedding will he presented
October II at Quinn's hall Atior-
ney Samuel Quinn and J. G. Moar
and others will present the atlrac-
ton. Come early to be certain Of
n seat
Mrs. Florida Crutchheld is now
visiting her father in Mississippi.
The Rev. and Mrs. John Miles. OF
Detroit. we're visiting IN River
Rouge Sunday.
Benjamin Caswell. jr.. 2sl polk
street. is recovering from two
week illness.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

The East Side Dramatic club we.
entertained recently by Mrs Eunicr
Graham 29is Arndt stree
During tho business hour
church play was selected for pre-
senta,ion entitled did You Ever
The hostess served an appeiizins
haibecue dinner
Those present Included Mesdames
Niua Prul'l Leila Taylo Ms,v
Franks Rosa Freeman. Carve
Scott Annie Mae Powell
The next meeting viii be hello ~
October IS. at The home Of NJ
Carrie Seor, est Hunt -treet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
WINDSOR, ONT.


Rev. p. o. Taylor preached at
TANNER AME church at the IL
o'clock service last Sunday. At the
5 O'Clock hour Rev. Wells Of the
first Baptist Church. accompanied
by the choir and congregation
preached. The occasion was the
Harvest Home under the auspi-
ces OF the Stewards.
A surprise birthday party was
given IN the honor OF Mrs. Corn
walls at her home ON Mercer
street. by her daughter Miss Ben
'ah Walls. Saturday. Oct. | Many
were present.
Harvest Home and ThanksgiS-
ing services were held In the
bME church Sunday. Rev VIM
Harrison preached an inspiring
sermon al IL a. m. The pastor
preached at The evening service 10
a well filled house The church was
beautifully decorated with flowers
autumn leaves and an abundance
OF harvest products.
Rev 4. J.. Morton. and his e,n-
gregalion Joined in the evening SER
vice al the BME church. The choir
as usual was one of the Inspirations
OF the evening service. with G. Ball
directing and Mrs VI. Rock presid-
ing at the console. A very beautiful
number was rendered by he sex
tette from the church Of God
Rev, ]. Ishmeale will be the
guest speaker at the , D. m. and
1880 y. m. services. Sunday October
rs, which will be the quarterly
meeting at the BME church.
The Britannia club recently or
sanized by the pastor Of The BME
church is holding up their sleeve
big surprise for Windsorites.
Rev. G. l.. Morton. his "Evangel
singers and congregation will be
the guests Of the BME church Aid
at 3 D. m. Oct. 81. The BME church
Is the home for strangers Don't
gel lost
FIRST Baptist church Windsor.
sunday Oct 9Th held Harvest and
Rally Day in the church. The pas
tor. Rev. &. l.. Wells. who has re-
turned again TO this church. was
the speaker at the morning and
evening services. Rev r. L. Bradby
OF the Second Baptist church Of
Detroit. was the guest speaker at
the 3 O'Clock service. The Rev. Mr..
Brady was greeted as usual by a
large audience The Centennial
Choir OF the Second Baptist church
offered the musical selections
Rev. Wells will return TO New
York this week TO bring Mrs. Well..
TO Windsor. The family viii. take
up their residence in the parsonage
on Tuscarora street.
On Monday Oct. 10. the Helpins
Hand Society gave chicken din
ner in celebration OF the Canadian
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Terrell and Mrs. Bryant
were among the many Second Bap-
list members who attended the at.
ternoon service. They live in De.
troit.
The Church OF God will open their
convocation Friday Oct II, and will
continue their services until Oct
"a. During the ten days service
they will have many out-of-town
ministers TO speak.
Mrs. Grace Dungy OF Caiaraqui
and her grandson Douglas return
cd home after spending two week $
vacation, visiting her daughter and
son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Yates
OF Conant Gardens. Detroll. Mich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
City Usher B ar d
Has An Anniversary

The city Usher Board union met
with the ushers OF ST. James church
sunday Oct . at D. m at which
time the seventeenth anniversary Of
the ST James ushers WAS celebrat-
ed.
Az roll call 225 nshers were pre-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
ny Hiram Crawford
League Confab To BE held In
Large Auditorium

The League For Better Relations
has decided TO hold its second an
nual confab al 81. Peters Zion
church instead of Tau Beta Com
munity hall, because OF the larger
seating capacity OF ST. Peters: Lafi
year the attendance at Tau Beta
hall was three hundred. but This
year more than five hundred are
expected TO attend
The First Institutional Baptist
church was not available Tor the
conference.
Miss BESSIE y Garner. commits
sioner Of Labor and Industry will
be the principal speaker for the az
rrrnoon Or. Guy o. Salisbury Is
scheduled 10 appear on program
also John c. Dancy OF the Detroit
Urban league
All the citizens of Hanitramck
ale expected 10 attend this affair
which will be held on October 30.
and will he one OF The biggest az
fairs of the kind held In Ham
tramck during the year.
Dorothy Passes
Dorothy Billingales OF Trow
bridge avenue passed away Tues
day night, at the age OF eighteen.
The funeral was held from ST Pet
ers Zion church, with Rev. c. NJ.
Metcalf officiating.
Musicale Given Al Christian
Endeayor
Miss Fannie Colquett. widely
known for her brilliant piano play
ing, entertained a large group OF
young people and adults at ST
Peters c r. league Sunday Two
of her piano pupils also patricipat-
ed and played number of selec-
tons from Negro composers Moth
er OF the pupils was more than
twelve years Of age They were
little Miss and Mr.. Edgecomb bro
Their and sister.
Young Peoples Activities
In compliance 10 the requests OF
number Of local young people
that more OF their news be publish.
ed in the Tribune. your corresponds
eni announces that any news which
the citizens OF Hamtramck wish
printed may be mailed or brought
to l2O50 Lumpkin street in care
! Of Hiram crawford not later thar
Monday
Sunday. large group OF youne
men were seen seated on the from
porch OF Miss Pauline King, on
DeQuindre street. Our young mel
are also invited to visit Y. =. l.
and Christian Endeavor meetings
in company with their young lad,
friends.
Where was Simon clay headed
Sunday night al about 10 O'Clock
without his Miss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

Prior was born in Pike County,
Ala. eIghty-three years ago; and
died at his home Tuesday, Sept. y
AZ . D. m. Surviving are. 3 daugh-
ters. Mrs. Ethel Murdoch. Aliquip-
ma. Pa. Mrs. Josephine Forest. De-
troit: Mrs. Bessie Jones. New York;
one son Porter Prior OF Detroit;
seven granddaughter and one
grandson and a host Of other rela-
tives.
The Second Baptist church VIII
hold memorial services for Mr.
Prior wednesday. oct. 10 TO which
everyone Is invited.
Most of those on the sick list are
on the mend.
Mrs. Dora Perkins made nasty
trip wednesday to see her sister
Mrs. Edna Kersey who has been
quite III. though now past the dan
ger point 49,.
Mr.. Dave Hsrrt remains the
same.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
PORT HURON

The union services were held
with Mount Olive Baptist sunday
night All churches were loyal
and gave support 10 the service.
The Rev X y cowan preached
from the Seven Words OF the Cross
He used FOR his subject Who will
Speak for Jesus" The union SER
vice will close soon. Thel COM
munity chorus will sing Sunday AT
MI. Olive church at three O'Clock
IN the afternoon for the Mems club,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

sent The attendance banner was
received by the ushers Of New Beth
ell while Mt. Olive ushers received
The finance banner
The union will hold It's next
meeting sunday Oct. % a, shiloh
Baptist church, Benrun and 81 An
tome streets.
The public is always invited to
these services
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

Wee.
EarIine. you seem TO have a tit
tie competition.
B. H.-you had better be careful.
You may get your fingers burned.
r. E.-what has happened 10 you
and r. j?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

valescing IN desired
Il 3 shaw left recently for hi
cago. where he viii visit relatives
and triends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

Evelyn. don't you rather like Pee
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-12-01
Upper Rotten Gross

Those who attended the Wal
ter Stark dance Saturday might
from Rotten Grass were Mr. and
Mrs. Denver Sherman and Joyce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wiley, MI.
and Mrs. John Chatham and
children and Glib Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denver Sherman
and daughter were Hardin call
erS Thursday.
Frank Gregory made a trip to
Lodge Grass Tuesday.
Harold and Henry Anderson
and Mrs. BergquiSt and daugh-
tiers were in Billings Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Chatham
and children and C. L. Erickson
spent the week end in Billings.
Harold and Henry Anderson
were Sheridan visitors Saturday.
Denver Sherman was a Bill
lingS caller Monday.
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS shop
ping at Petersons Big Horn
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schneider
line and Joe Cooper visited at
the John Chatham ranch Sun
day.
The Antler school held a
Thanksgiving party and play,
1.-The First Thanksgiving" Those
attending included, Mrs. c. An
derson, Mrs. w. Bergquist, Mrs.
Chester Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Wiley and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Gregory, Mrs.
Luther Chatham and daughters,
Mrs. John Chatham and daugh-
ter. ........
MIR. and Mrs. John Chatham
and children called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Schenderline Thurs
day morning.
MI. and Mrs. Dell Standish
and MIR. and Mrs. Buster Green
visited Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Milne
in St. Regis, Mont, last week.
Luther Chatham and children
were Lodge Grass callers Thurs
day morning.
Grin Benbrooks visited at the
John Chatham home Friday.
Tom Frost was a guest at the
Chester Wiley home Wednesday.
Ray johnson visited relatives
in North Dakota a few days last
week.
Buster Green is threshing al
falfa seed for Frank Gregory.
Chester Wiley and Harold
and Henry Anderson made a
trip to Hardin Friday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-12-01
TO SPONSOR SONG


A nationwide song writing
contest to select official songs
to be used at the seventh
Worlds Poultry congress to be
held at Cleveland, o., next sum-
mer Is announced by the con-
gress officials, according to
Miss H. E. CuShman, extension
poultry specialist at Montana
state college and member of one
of the national committees for
the congress.
The contest is open to any
person who has purchased a
membership certificate in the
congress, Miss Cushman said.
There are two divisions of the
contest, one for adults and one
for juniors, the latter including
All clubs, F.F.A., and Rural
scouts The winner of the adult
competition will be awarded
$50 in cash and each of the
three winners in the Junior di-
vision will receive $25 in cash.
There is no limit on the num-
Der of entries a contestant may
enter but each song must be
limited to four verses or chorus
es. All entries become property
of the Worlds Poultry Congress
and none will be returned. The
winning songs will be the offic-
lal congress songs and will be
used in various programs for
the event. The contest closes
January IS, 1899.
Miss CuShman said that she
has a few entry blanks and
more may be obtained if needed
by contestants in Montana.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-12-01
The Low Down
On Hickory Grove

Since November eight, bust
ness she has seemed to be tax
ing just a little more interest
in life, and family, (which has.
been lowering at the bedside.
it has a minutes time now to
run out for a sandwich.
Business, it is like a person.,
a whole lot. You 60 and pick
up smallpox or something, and
your temperature which is O.
K. at SO, it scoots up to 102, and
you are flat on your back. And
It does not seem like 4 degrees.
is much, but boy, it sure re-
moves your appetite for ham
and eggs or corn cakes, etc. And
WI tn business, it Is not an iota
different-it can be sick, too.
You take a blacksmith and
let him mess around with your
liver or appendix, and he is not,
going to do you much good. And
the boys who have been thump-
ing and saving around on bust
ness, they have put business in
bed, to.
But these fix-everythtng fell
lows, they were whitfield down
quite a speck, on Nov. 9th; and
business, it has quite a bit more
sparkle in it's eye already. No
vember 9Th, it was quite a day.
Yours, with the low down,
10 SIERRA.