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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-24
White Teachers Listed
In Coming School Year
Only Changes in City Are in High School and
One in Clark Street School; Fall Term Begins
September II.

Ruth Evelyn Byrd. history: AthlcCn
Turuage. mathematics: Mrs. James \.
Paris. English: Anita Pauline Nelson.
home economies: Robert Burnham
Harrison. diversified occupations: NJ.
H. Randolph.
Junior high School.-A c. Hoover,
principal. mathematics. health: Nor
man T. Wick. history, spelling. health.
physical education: Mrs. Mabel T..
Barnhart. English. reading. music,
spelling: Margaret Bum. geography,
spelling. English, reading. all OF
these IN the seventh grade: and the
following in the sixth grade. SaIllc
Lou Davis. mathematics. hCuIjh
spelling; Ora Hahn. reading. English,
art. spelling: Sarah NcCalLum. geo
graphy. health. physical education,
spelling: Modcnc Lacl. history. Music.
health, physical education. spelling;
Jessie l.. Shealy, physical education,
spelling. reading. English, health.
West End SchooI-Sue Kelly, prin-
cipal. fifth grade; Susan Lamb. first
grade; Matilda Lamb, second grade;
Mrs. Lily Kimball Young. lhro
grade: Martha Elizabeth Graham.
fourth grade.
Central School-MrS. Helen }.
Jones. principal and fifth grade;
AGuc$ l.. Pcgram. first grade: Mrs.
Leuna {. RuN. second grade: Minnie
l.. Franklin. third grade: Mrs.
.Aliennc ". Turner, fourth grade.
Clark Street SChool-Mary Belle
Gary. principal and first grade: Mrs.
{. NJ. Cooper. Jr.. tnIrd grade: Lii
liun MaS>Cnburg, fourth grade; Mrs.
Edith y. Rose and Agnes Moore, fifth
grades.
North Henderson school. - Mrs.
Mary Mayo Crawford, principal and
fifth grade: Louise WELDON and
Thcmu Finch. first grades: Ruth
Carter. second grade: Mary Wylc
Stewart. second and third grades:
Rachel Lucinc Wells. third and
fourth grades: Josephine ThurSton,
fourth grade: Elizabeth Pric Fox
special
South Henderson school.-Maricl
Gary. principal and fourth grade:
Rose Noble, Mrs. Jane L. PoythrcSS.
first grades: Mrs. Irene W. Turner
and Irene Woodlief. second grade;
Garnet Myers and Mrs. Mil
dred O'Nci!, third grades: Mrs. Alma
J. Ellis, fourth grade: Mrs. Mary s..
Bass. fifth grade.
Faculties of county white schools
were announced as follows:
Middlcburg high school.-EdWin O.
Young. Jr, principal and science;
James G.. Boyette. history, English:
Harvey H. Yates, mathematics: Ruth
Mcclellan. English. French: Frances
Pittard, first: Nancy Elizabeth White
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-24
Farmers On
County Tour

A number OF Vance county farm
crS joined the tour this afternoon OF
four farms in the eastern part OF tho
Tai River Soil Conservation District
Some OF those on the trip started
from tic court house this afternoon
around 80 o'clock, but those who
found it more convenient had the
privilege of joining the party later.
Farms visited included those Of
Rufus c. Daniel and Julius T. Ad-
cock in the Aycock school section;
H. o. Hoyle, near EPSON, and Simon
Harris.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-24
Mrs. Roosevelt To Speak
In Henderson In Fall
To Com e u n d e r
Auspices of B. P. w.
Club on Date Yet To
Be Named; Will Not
Discuss Politics, Says
Announcement.

A lecture in Henderson by Mrs
Eleanor Roosevelt, wife Of the l'reSl-
dent of the United States, some time
next fall has been arranged by the
p'!SincSS and Professional Women S
Club. il was announced today by Mrs
r. p. Green, of that organization. De-
ciSiOn TO sponsor an appearance OF
the first lady in this city was reach
cd at called meeting Of the B. P.
". club held yesterday.
The exact date has not been set,
but will be in October. according to
present plans. An announcement will
be made Of the precise date as soon
as il is cGEfrmed by Mrs. Roosevelt.
Mrs. Green said the coming of the
first lady had been sought by the
club for some time. but has only just
now become definite enough to per-
nit OF an announcement being made.
She said the coming Of Mrs. Roose-
welt and her address would in no way
&c connected with politics. 1t will re-
iatc TO civic affairs and groups, in
Guiding parent-teacher groups, lit
clHly clubs and laymcn, as VIGIL as
teachers and students.
The club feels it is doing really
service to the community
in bringing Mrs. Roosevelt here. The
net proceeds for the club will be APP
piled to its student loan fund for as
si%iIncr to girls in completing their
education after finishing high school.
Three girls are at present using the
fund, and there is long waiting list,
Mrs. Roosevelt will speak in the
of Henderson high school.
Since the auditorium has limited
seating capacity, il is the plan Of the
club to sell only the seats actually
available and then to close the sale
of tickets, Mrs. Green said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-24
Merchants To-
Cooperate In
Dollar Days

Henderson merchants will cooper
ate in sponsoring Dollar Days in
Henderson on Thursday and Friday
August Is and l6, it was decided this
morning at a meeting of the mer-
camille affairs committee OF the
Chamber of Commerce and other
merchants, Smith H. Young, secrc-
taly OF the Chamber Of Commerce.
.nnounced following the meeting.
The event is to be widely pub
liciZed, Young said, and, following
the success of a similar event spon-
sored some months ago by the Cham
Der Of Commerce, is expected to at
tract crowds of shoppers to Hcndcr-
son for late summer and early fall
merchandise.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-24
Two Realty
Papers Filed

Two real estate transfers were in
volvcd in papers filed yesterday in
the registry Of deeds office.
c. B. Church and wife sold to
Howard L. Allen and wife lot on
the Hendcrson-OXford highway for
$40 and other considerations.
J. S. Evans and wife bought from
other heirs the Evans home place at
the corner OF BurWell avenue and
Chestnut street, for $40 and other
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-24
PRESBYTERIANS TO
HAVE PRAYER MEET

Giving God First Place will be
The subject of the prayer meeting
meditation tonight at the First Pres
bytcrian church. This meeting lasts
rorty-fivc minutes and is held in the
adult assembly room Of the church,
which is very cool and pleasant.
Members of the congregation and
their friends are invited. The ser
vice will begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-24
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

|. One pint of beer contains about
100, 200 or 300 caloriCS?
?. Are any of President RooseVelts
sons under six feet tall?
3. The Comptroller General of the
u. S. is head of which government
agency?
4, How many degrees arc in right
angle?
5. Will a Speedomcter register more
II fewer miles-per-hOur than an au-
tOmObilc is actually travelling If lar
ger-diameter tires are used without
hanging the speedomcter gearing:
6. What number constitutes the full
membership in the L. S. House of
Representatives?
l. Is Moscow or Leningrad the
apital OF Soviet Russia?
8. We're passports required to en-
or the United States prior to 1914?
8. Who was Jalin'o Grimm?
n. Do snakes swallow thC:r young
=. tir?a o. danger:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-24
WEDNESDAY, JULY "a, 1910

was the sister Of Miss Minnie y.
kinS, of MiddIcburg. and VI: ,,' "''-
connected in Vance COUNTY >..'i
the wife of Walter NJ M.l.. &C..
for d number of year ha. .r... ..''
sociatcd with the Scabuad 4. f..
Railway.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-24
GETS DIVORCE IN
COURTS OF FLORIDA

The following is sent to the Daily
Dispatch by Inez Spalnhour, 100 ".
Monroe street, Jacksonville, Florida:
III was ordered, adjudged, and
dccreed in the courts of Florida that
Incz Spainhour Corbitt and Richard
johnson Corbitt .Jr.. (Of Henderson,
N. c. be divorced" (July ID, 1900
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-24
MOORE FUNERAL IN
NORFOLK THURSDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Walter
NJ. Moore, who died in Norfolk,
Va, hospital at noon Tuesday, after
a <.".rt illness, will be held at 3
,'cIock Thursday afternoon in Nor
folk. Details of the funeral were
not learned here today.
Mrs. Moore was the former MISS
ella Watkins, of Middleburg. She
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-24
Junior Order To Meet.

The regular weekly meeting Of the
Junior Order will be held Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock in the hall on
Garnet street. All members are re-
queSted to be present as there is a
great deal Of important business to
be transacted.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-27
Greenbelt Tax Question
Has Not Been Decided

Still unable to cut its Gordtan luot the Town
Council at its regular meeting last Monday night
moved loser to fair and practi soluti of the
tax problem.
Finding that some means of special assessment, and
probably tax on garbage disposal, to be the most
feasible way of assessing taxes in Greenbe1t, but
being uncertain to the amount that be levied,
the Mayor appointed COMM -the-Who1e to de-
termine just how much money should be raj sed from
the tax.
Town Treasurer j. ". Rabbit, submit ed report
showing that four nei ghboring cities had 800 per-
sona1 property tax e0emption violating the
State law In this respect just eenbe1t under
the old tax ordinance. This report also suggested
that from the standpoint Of administration and the
fact that other towns find a personal property tax
"beccming more and important" tax, the
Council md ght deem it advisable to relegislate a
per sona1 property tax.
Members Of the Council in q state of indie
ctsion, when after wei Ching the matter of 1910 bud
get require ments, there was, the hand pos
s1biliy that there would be extra funds "1eft over"
from the amounts allotted to the various depar ments
from
of the Town; but on the other hand, unforeseen ex-
penses G.e. those incurred by the hospital) would
call for all extra money in the departments and per-
haps even more. With this in mind, the committee,
composed of the Council members, will examine the
Town budget, find how much can be counted on, and
then assess tax on garbage collection and dispos-
al which Will supplement these amounts in meeting
expenses under this budget
Town Soil citor Charles C. Marbuy was present at
the meeting and said that illegally the Council
assess taxes for services rendered." in this case,
the services being garbage collection and disposal.
Town Engineer Harvey L. Vincent congratulated
by the Council upon his receiving diploma from
"The mstt tnte for Training in NUM- c4pa1
tion~ 1r, c1ty It's ooverrment".
Mayor George Warner said he proud OF
p1oyee Of the town taking interest in such 1mpor
tant subjects to the welfare Of Greenbe1t. Mr. Vim
cent is enrolled at the school for course
on finance.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-27
HOUSE BUILDING PLANS BEGIN
TO HAVE ACTUALLY

With a nucleus of Il families, Greenbelt,s new
housing project began to take shape last week. The
group of prospective home builders, all of whom have
money available for down payment, agreed obtain
architect to draw plans for homes and
encouraged the committee to draw up sitable ground
lease, select location, and secure conmi tment for
financing from the Federal Housing stration.
The group hopes to construct homes costing from
$500 to 5000, depending the number of rooms.
Down payments Will be 10 per cent the the
house.
committee at O'Clock this Sunday afternoon at the
hone of Lucille Cooper, L-D Soutay, 60 over floor
Plans Tomorrow night in room number 2x3 of the
Elementary School meeting will be held at which
Edward Fisher Of the National Lumber Association
Will explain the principles of home truction,
using two large table models to illustrate his talk
ALI are welcome to attend the Friday meeting, Wheth
er or not they plan to build Immediate
At the last meeting David Humphrey, chairman of
the architectural Subcommittee, discussed floor
plans for basic two, three and four bedroom house.
and pointed out the value of constructing a unit
which would lend itself to additions as the family
needs mi GIT change. o. Kline Fulmer discussed the
locations which nj GIT make suitable sites. The
"roup favored two sites in particular, cres-
cent Road across from Parxbelt, and one on Ridge
Road just beyond the new garden area. Both sites
are wooded and the community center. Final de-
cision will be based on study of the topography in
its relation to drainage, cost Of clearing, etc.
In his report on the work of the Housing Commit
tee, Dayton VI. Hull, chairman, said that plans
under way to arrange for the Works Progress Admins
tratton to install water and sewage mains In the
lots to be built upon. WpA reported have men
available for such project and to be willing to
pay IS per cent of the cost, provided that the town
government VII put up the remaining IS per cent. A
WpA this proposal
Anyone who has not communicated wi tn Mr.. Hull re-
garding desire to build should call him soon In
order to be included in the group planning to build
this and fall. Prospective builders need not
be residing in Greenbelt at the present time.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-27
PEOPLES PLAN NO. / REJECTED

The Maryland Public Service Commission announced
last week that it had d1sapporved Peoples Plan No.
for adequate transportation in Prince Georges bws
ty, with one minor exception.
Although the full text Of the comi ssion's dec1-
sion 10 not yet available, its ruling apparently
leaves the transportation problem In Greenbe1t and
the surrounding county In its present satisfactory
condition.
It Is believed that further action on People's
Plan viii be taken by the Prince Georges County bdnt
Committee Transportation, probably by way Of ap-
peal from the Comm ssh on's ruling.
In the hearing on the plan proposed by the people
Of the county in an attempt to remedy the present
transportation situation, substantial evidence
introduced to show that adoption Of the plan for
trial period Of time would result in increased
for the transit company we'll as improved
Transportation for the various communities. The
evidence submitted In rebutta1 by the transit
pa1y was, in the opinion Of the Joint conmd ttee
inadequate and unsatisfactory, that the ruling Of
the Commission surprise to the comm ttee.
It Is for this that the Greenbe1t delegates
the Joint Committee have indicated that they Will
urge that the legal battle be continued in an at
tempt to obtain fair trial for what is believed TO
represent the most practicable solution to the
transportation problem in the county.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-27
Greenbe1t Players Are in
Competition for Cup

onight at the Arts Club in Washington represen-
tatives from the Greenbe1t Players and II other To-
cal dramatic groups Will meet for the presenta ton
of WJSv's silver cup to the dramatic group winning
the recent radio play contest. Max Wiley, of CHS,
New York, Will address the gathering.
MNsLEYs, LYnALU PALMER, VOTED OUTSTANDING
Greenbe1t's entry, sand The Angels Sang", written
by John P. Murray, went the air last February,
including in the cast BILL and Marcia Kins1ey, and
Iyda1u Palmer, who have since been Judged Green
BELTS outstanding players BY WJSV. Forty actors
and actresses have been similarly nominated from the
ID groups, and from this number a radio stock
pany viii be formed for future productions.
A Federation Of the ID dramatic groups has been
formed through which WJSV viii work in organizing
the stock company. Iarmore, former Green
better, has been named to the board of directors.
PLAYERS PLAN PICNIC
At Players' meeting Last Thursday picnic was
scheduled for July 20 at Indian Springs. Members
take note", says President BILL Nns1ey. The posi-
bi1ity Of putting musical show was also dis
cussed.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-27
A. H. A. ACCEPTS
GREENBELT HOSPITAL

The Greenbelt Hospital has recently been accepted
for active membership by the American
Hospita Association, Miss Elizabeth Yuretich, Sup
erintendent, announced last week. The Hos
pital Association, which recognizes all hospi tails
rendering good service, has definite standards de-
termning the eligibility of members Of the Associa
ton. Some Of the essentials Of accredited hos
pita1 follows:
!. That the hospital shall be stated by physi-
clans Of good repute who graduates Of recognized
medical colleges and licensed to practice medi cine
in the state In which they reside.
z. That the hospital shall have facilities for
the diagnosis treatment Of the patients who
hroushAgAs capitalization.
3. That careful and accurate medical record OF
each case admitted for to the hospital shall be
kept and filed.
1. That the hospital shall be provided with the
necessary laboratory facilities to assist in the
-11..esros1s Of disease.
5. That It shall be operated in an ethical manner
and conducted along the accepted Lines Of hospi
work.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-27
Hospital Will Entertain
Prince Georges Guests

This Sunday evening at eight O'Clock the board Of
trustees In conjunction with the Auxiliary of the
Greenbelt Hospital are holding Lawn reception at
the hospital. md tations have been sent to Prince
Georges County officials, doctors, and health york
ers who viii be welcomed by the trustees and Aux11
larry members acting hosts. The EVENINGS program
Will include tour of inspection OF the hospital,
short entertainment and refresiments.
Lucille Cooper Is in general charge Of the affair,
Wit Ethel Alderman and June Wilbur co-workers.
10 Gswthrop heads the group planning Refreshments.
Both the Hospital Board and the Auxiliary are
anxious share with other Prince Georges residents
the of the local hospital, which is the only
general hospital in a county whose population Is
$1,000.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-27
FIVE GET HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS

The scho1nrship axards for being on the honor
roll all year presented to Senior High School
graduates Shirley Friedman, Bob Mcc1ary, Marion Ben
son. and James Bobbitt. at the recent commencement
Candidates for the American Legion citd
zenship medals elected by the students from
group nominated by the teachers. Frank LOTUS and
Shirley chosen by their fell students
to receive the medals presented by George
o'Brien. K1wanis Club Certificates Of Honor were
also presented Bob McC1ary and Shirley Friedman
A post-Cmencement service at the Community
Church was conducted by Frank LOTUS, Bob Mcc1ary,
Shirley Friedman, and Phyllis Warner at the invita-
ton Of Rev. Robert L. Kinche1oe.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-27
EDUCATION COMMITTEE STUDIES HIGH SCHOOL

The meeting Of the Education Committee Of the
Citizens Association to consider possible curriculum
revision teaching standards and student-teacher
1atdonships Of Greenbe1t High School Will be held
tght Pm. in the Social Room Of the Element
airy School.
The Education Committee Is not to take sides in
the issue but Will q clearing house for all
complaints.
Edward yalther, chairman Of the Committee, Will
preside the meeting which Is open to teachers and
parents high school children all others inter
ested.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-27
Holiday Dance Makes
Concession to Comfort

Ways and Means Committee Chairman James c. Smith
announces that the Associations dance July Will
feature Fred Pavay and his orchestra from Washing
ton. Pavay's music has been highly complimentsd.
As special concession to the torrid temperature
Of these parts during the months, the
nittee has suggested that GOODNESS be the order Of
the evening, and that dress informally with
an eve to comfort. shirt-sleeve dancing will be
quite acceptable this dance. Let the thermome-
ter be your guide.
Dancing commences at $3.50 Pm. and will last un-
til l.oO A.M.-gdving you this time an add Hona1
thirty minutes Of music.
Tickets may be obtained from Mr.. Smith ,4-H South
way the following persons: Lester N. Sand
ers Mrs. Robert C. Porter; Mrs. Harold NJ. Beck; and
Y. A. Selby.
Admission will be IS cents by ticket---4o cents
at the door.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-27
FORTY FETE FORMER EDITOR

Forty staff members and true gave former editor
Don Cooper surprise party Last Thursday evening at
his new home, Oh Ridge Road. Partly housewarming,
partly farewell party in view Of Dons coming trip
to Takoua, Washington, the celebration chiefly
in honor Of the long hours Don has devoted to working
the paper.
cooper's jaw dropped percept1bly when, upon open
ing his door in response to slight tap at the hour
Of $3.50 PM, he the long procession of coopera
tors which had gathered at Bargas' nearby.
Wife Evelyn was f1ustered she couldn't immed-
lately locate her clothes closet when the unexpected
guests wanted to hang their wraps, or her ID sh cup
board, to get plates and glasses for the cake and
punch brought by the guests.
Lamp for his study presented Don, along
with several poems from various admirers.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-27
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY TRAFFIC DEATHS

Prince Georges County has the highest traffic
death record in the state, announced ". Lee Egin,
State Motor Vehicle Commissioner, Last week.
In spite Of Q State-wide accident preventdon6 drive
sponsored by o. Conner the death toll for TIE
first five months OF this year is u higher than In
1899, according to ngin. This year there have been
1877 deaths compared with 153 for TIE corresponding
period Last year.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-27

Greenbe1 tiers invited to attend the recital In
the social Of the Elementary School tomorrow,
Friday, June 20, at ss15 Pm.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Ship Model Makers Keep Sea Romance Alive

ROMANCE the seom the o when the Bounty soed It. Bieh the
present steomGned eunds being kept olive by
members Of the Washington Ship Model Mos
d nd soo whose devoted hobby the building preserving seo
models Of old selling vessels steamships and woships
ok the models skilled croft which the time required be weighed
the sotfocton duplicating
fomo ship copied the cellar workshop For purpose muy files
for oienoI po h the model moks will outhent
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KEDETTEs
I.65 2.08

fuli line Of tnofi soflna styles fof
misses ord women. Never hove
ire ttYiea N kedegfss been os il.
iflouing os TREY ore his yesf.
concisfe fonoe Of colo1 ond colos
Combinations.
Street FIeer
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FLOWERS
30c

Lovely coeiyme fiouess N . eide
sofieiY Of styles. Single boulon-
n'sfe types or eofsoos ofoupipgs.
Street Floor
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HOSIERY
2 .... Doe

ifss9ssless d higher psksd hosiery.
3 ard z.ihssod chiffon hose N
medium and seyiee essgtf. ~.
softsd ssxes ord coiofs.
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s n 0 { s
2.0J

Discontinued styles u lomnn
make stost Originally selilro
from 400 70 900. eeosea sizes.
~ iissss ore { bssy yoy ean'f ~.
iofd 70 nslss y % soss gesf slzs.
Nfssf Fio1k
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s.,ss.s''y Les - ave- vslsss
ss.w ~.tsl Hosnlss faass
esasss. crepe ~easss N q
lovely selection ~ soloss LsnaIhs
sFom 10 } Yds.
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NOPE MUSLIN
&c =, =
ssssissis iss

Snow white qssoisiy soft finish.
Evenly woven muslin Ideal lof
quilts. etc.
Third Floor
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BLANKETS
44c...
faa -

1teoyg, ~sii fisscsd assoilsy. A..
tfaetise block plaid designs.
Stitched ends Esss. blss. osssn,
ORCHID. eeoo'. cold.
49, sAYoA sfDssssADs 4ss
WHITE sHffr slAskTrs sss
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SALAD DovIl ~
Die

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apseiai waren's psy suls,s.
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DISH TOWELS
10 t.. BE.
ssssIssIy i7tss sssh

large 29sze ufs. elsoel,sd seo~
White. Lln'iess. livery ora psfiscs.
Only 500
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