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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were applied for ny:
Otto Schultz 80. 4. Louise Ness. >
Hal r Simmons Jr, IS. Theima bieanor
Arthur /. Him. 30 Mabel Alice Yeager. Is
can n streicher. 2s Doris Ethe! Mae
Haskell Mccormick a.: Mstti Bell Nc
Frank J. opoiskl. q: Margaret Mslek. Il.
Milton PuiaskS 70 Dorothy Denly p
Richard Thompson. "a Lillian LaNlgne'
Michasi slusns. ~. Marie + Gonyes. ~.
John DaniszeWskl, 20. Mary Wanda ur-
Frank F crossiey. 10 Ellen NJ. saun-
ders, 70.
CUFFS JOHN S1HT1HTr, ~ G1arys V. W.T.
John scott p. Victoria camplan, y
William James oNeuA %. Verna Marie
JoSn RnIhayi Jr.. rs: cassandra Piaszkie-
saul Cooper. ~: Alice Horw}tz IL
stephen Ondrish. 20. Agnes Nendzuh. Y
John chmura Jr. p Helen Janusze"sk
Tommy James cusumsne, a.. Josephine
GaST 1,l David Hasso. p; Violet Alice
cecil oIns,ead % Martha Clark 20.
Far DAVIS 81 Idora Mae rihhe. "a
stewart Cook. % Margaret kuehn. p
Joseph Winters Jr., %, Betty Mae Wright.
"a
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Situations Wanted-Mois

ACCOUNTING; and TAX service for small
businesses. reasonable rates. Ninewood
2f52p.
CONSTRUCTION superintendent. residential
construction. large or small. CONSIDER
consiructi0nai maintenance IN factories or
Industrial buildings Temple 1898.
COUPLE First class cook. butler ohauf-
feut experienced excellent references
IvAnhne 1929.
ExPFRiES ED presser and all-sround
porter. janitor excellent references
Tyler s-tE3l.
EXPERIENCED young man wants job .
porter. houseman, busboy, references
Trinity 2-252s
JANTTOR. porter hauseman COOK dish
washer. colored. experienced. excellent
re'srcnces. Temple -01sa
MECHANIC. gHs station, modern tune up,
caruuretor equipment. west side preferred
Townsend 1851
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
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Male Help Wanted
A FAST bar,endeoat 57Is East McNichols
DETAILERS AND CHECKERS for struc-
tural work, overtime. state experience
and rate Summer Engineering Co. 23s
Fourth Ave. Pittsburgh. Pa.
DRIVERS $ Experienced. with fair knowl-
edge OF city no need TO be unemployed
make money with Radio Cabs. age Fl or
over, Apply 1850 Woodward.
PERMANENT connection for man with
ability tn lecture in educational health
work: white: car; salary, For Interview
call Temple -sO47
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Loundrres
Music Lessons
)ancins Instructions

PLAY swing piano. 20 lessons. CHRIsTEN-
SENS. S2 Mich. Thester BLDG. CHI ooss
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Situations Wanted--Femois

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pf-ptTC stenographer rnineogrhphing
manuscript iyplng. addressing. foidins
and inserting $50 Philip. LenoS 1855
COLORED girl wishes job maid. private
home shr hotel Fltzroy 1925.
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Houses for Rent
Income Bungalows for Rent

FIvE.RooM UPPER. x35
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GRAFTON. 4sO0-corner lot fine upper
knot,y pine wall. SIS, heated
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Beauty Culture Schools
Personals

DFL-MAR BEAUTY SCHOOL
9fo plvd RIDE Woodward Grand Blvd
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Deatb Rotlres

FRITsCHkA-Jan. 10. 1871, Michael p.
beloved husband Of Helen. dear father Of
Earl. member OF Detroit police department,
trahic division Service al Fred Woods
funeral home. $3.50 Plymouth road. Monday
at ? p. m. Burial Grand Lawn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
PHONE TAXES
REACH NEW
HIGH In 1910

LANSING-The Michigan Bell
Telephone Company's total tax bill
reached new peak OF nearly
8 200 600 in 1910. il was announc-
ed today by Frank l.. Hall. tax
attorney for the company, as he
handed to Audiior-General Vernon
J. Brown a check for S1.6lS,4 1852
representing half the companys
state property levy, which is pay
able into the Primary School Fund
Hall said that 1910 taxes OF
$500 00O were 2S per cent above
The 1888 total. the previous high. OF
that amount. s7.56So00 was charge
able 20 operating expenses. amount
ins 10 S9,7l per average telephone
IN service during the year. or is
per cent Of the companys opera
TING revenue.
In addition 10 a total state pro-
pepv tax o. s3.a369s2e4. taxes
chargeahie 10 operations en-
hraccd the Federal income and
capital stock taxes Of ss3.6Sl. 600.
and social security taxes. TO the
Federal and State governments.
S5aS 600 Miscellaneous taxes.
primarily municipal leyies on pro-
pely not used in telephone opera
iion. amounted 10 $4,000.
Hall attributed a large part OF the
tax increase in 1910 10 the sharp
plant expansion brought about be-
cause Of the National Defense Pro-
gram and The accompanying indus
trial upsurge. He pointed out in
cidentlly that approximately $500
on00ou in Defense contracts were
awarded Michigan industries during
the year, - per cent Of which were
in the Detroit area.
The company's state property
tax is the largest single payment
into the Primary school Fund.
From that Fund the taxes are re-
turned 10 the So counties in pro-
portion 10 their school population
and are used for school purposes.
Final payment on the s6S 236. 992 "a
property tax of the company is due
by October 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05

Home. Saturday. June 2s at pm.
The body was taken to Blooming
ton. Ill for burial Mrs. Drew il
survived by two daughters. one OF
whom is Mrs. Victoria Johnson OF
Beakes street OF this city. Mrs.
Drew also leaves two sisters and a
host Of relatives and friends. Our
deepest sympathy is extended TO
the family.
Richard Denard. who il confined
to the hospital has been discharged.
Mrs. Josephine Shears Is sue
cessfully recovering from an ap-
pendectomy
Mrs. Mary Byrd OF Detroit IS
reported as being quite i'll at this
writing.
j. II. Cromwell OF e29 woodlawn
avenue Is able TO be out after re-
covering from injuries received in
an automobile accident
Douglas +. II. Williams. erecu-
tive secretary OF the Dunbar Civic
center is improved after an oper-
alton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
ECORSE NEWS
r, MILO CASTOR

Tne Police department invites the
cooperation OF all motorists who
drive In and around Ecorse. Since
the r hools have closed there are
about SIX OF seven hundred chill
dren playing IN the streets and on
warrant lots The records in ouf
neignborhood are clean in 50 far
as trafnc deaths are concerned. so
let keep mo records that way.
ONLY few were hurt since school
closed last wear. Lei us Try 70 make
mat total les The joy spots In
Etorse are looking forward 10 large
CROWDS over the holiday week end.
and everything is in readiness for
yopr comfort. Lot as not have
hrawls such as We had On Decora-
Ton Dsy There will be extra police
on duty and law and order must be
Kept,
From the reports / get from
some ~ our village and township
officials ne snail he able 10 secure
FLA homes built in our community
by next fall or early next spring
Rut YOU must have two lots ad-
Joining each other. as the FILA
doesnf build on lots less than
for'y-hve feet vide
Frances Louise Bruce, daughter
81 Mrs Francis Bruce. Of 1854
Twelfth street. became the bride
Wednesday. June 25, OF Alphonso
Ford, Of 2300 Madison avenue. De-
troit The wedding wae a swell az
fair. with all the smart set being
present. The couple plans honey
moon trip 10 Idlewild
Miss Bernice Luverette. Of Pine
Bluff Ark Is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Lonverette. for
merry Of 1872 Elliott street. River
Rouge, but now OF 1922 Riopelle
street. Detroit
Mrs. Green Jackson Is reported
10 he doing nicely in Trinity hos
piial and ia expected home soon.
Miss Majorie Fowler OF Mari
eta. Georgia. is the house guest Of
her aunt Mrs. Beulah Hill. She will
remain here until school opens IN
September Numerous parties are
being planned for her. by the
younger set.
Mrs. Rochelle Davis. Mrs. Priscil-
Ia Smith and Mrs. Levi Saulebury
left this week 10 open the holiday
end In Idlewild.
Mrs. Rosa Williams left last sun
day for short visit with her
daughter. Annie, in Chicago.
Correction
In regard TO the article in this
column last week about the gradu-
alton class 81 1871 the writer
wishes n make this correction .
Rufus Ellison was the nrst colored
student IN receive a medal in ora
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
MISUNDERSTANDING Nuptials Solemnized
FLINT news.
Br 4. IrRNIPsEEp

pr W. s Bagley state president
OF he >AACP and Attorney z "
Van Dyne mo'ored 20 ch.caza ~
for The Weekend TAey p-ere bo,a
entertained highly.
Or J. =. wilson Is heading q ilr-
ancial drive IN interest ~ Dr. e..
Z Walden Anyone having a Tfr-
forsi contribution "a make t,l-
'sg D. Nilson A. 3c0sis irals-
trial avenue TIE roal .s s.oe0
A committee has beer 81 ned ~
recall Attorney Jo~eph Rrcq as
president az the local NAAcp on
charges ~ incomneieres and hsi-z
week kneed on rf0h.ers os r's.
i-pcr,aree Oihey nemofs ne
ORGANIZATION CLAIM 'na. H- @as
not r-cper,v elected
Rev Means ~ Sel,h ra1o'na
reviy eec'ed pastor 81 csrssr
Baptst chGrfn " pea ~ -s'
sermon SUNDAY te'y 5
Mrs. Lot-e W. s7afe e har-
aEalr after a rieasaef VACATION n
lrdisns
Ms. Corrns ~ BE Is spsre..z
her vacation vtr 1f~ mother N
L.''is Rofk a .srtas Hess yer
t4srirg home SOC oaes 1sse
saos' ys- ~ Le-s end ma.
Tire SAD -trts--
- ~ far ~s~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
News From Ann Arbor
By JOHN RAGLAND

sity. and received her MA. from
Fisk university.
Harris Hool os Beakes street
let tho cry TO spend the summer
IN Brooklyn y. y.
Mrs. Helen q stafford and little
daughter Patricia Ann have heen
q tho city visiting Mrs Stafford ;
grandparents Mr. and Mrs j. r.
Cromwell go Noodlawn avenue.
Nj and Mrs russell Howard and
and Russell. Jr. left the city for
Mackinac
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Wagner
went 70 camp Oscota.
Air. end Mrs r. J. Lewis and
Nrs. Satoh Johnson have left The
city to slmme in Wisconsin
Mrs Sierhan.o Moore is return
ing 10 Detroit after visiting. her
parents Nir and Mrs. Hilton Hearn
Of 9Th avenue.
Little Miss Judith Ann Harhord
Of $50 NoodlsNn avenue has re-
turned 10 the cTy after visiting her
grandparents o. Dayton. Ohio.
Miss Eadell Elliott has come to
make hes home In Ann Arbor With
her brother Ray Elliott and faith
err. swift Elliott Of Colt street.
Last sunday morning just aft
er sunrise. Mrs Henry Hawkins Of
Ypsilanu ard Mrs James Carr,
Mrs. David keaion Mrs. Melvin
Knox. Mrs. cleo Wilson and Mrs.
Francis bryan, OF Ann Arhor went
horseback riding ont L. Nullson :
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Vaughn OF
DAYTON. Ohio parents o. Mrs Bea-
trice Harbcrd spent the weekend
in the city, They we're accompanied
by Harry Vaughn and Miss Mar
tina Vaughn. uncle and sister OF
Mrs Harherd
Mrs. bison formerly Mis- Mil
dfed Knox Will return shortly 10
ST. Louis. Mo- to Join her husband.
Dr.. Dunbar I. Gibson Mrs. Glib
son Will be accompanied by her
baby daughter, Sandra.
A wedding reception was given
for Mr.. and Mrs. George Jewett,
sunday, June p. Mrs. Jeweit is the
former Mrs. Hawkins.
Miss Ardine Loving Of Detroit
gave musical recital at the sec
ond Baptist church. June %. Miss
Loving. ceihst and soloist OF great
talent. pleased those gathered TO
hear her.
We are very proud to note that
the Dunbar Cub team is leading
the city league. Much praise is TO
be given all players.
4 surprise farewell party was
given Monday evening by Dorothy
Woods and Dolly Fondren for Mary
Alice Hutton at Dorothys home on
Fuller street. Mary Alice left Tues
DAY to visit her father in Missis-
sippi She Will return in August.
The guests were entertained by
various games and dancing a gay
time was had by the following
Walter and sam Pennyman. James
Woodiers. Fremont Mitchell. Iva
Jewe,t. Betty Scott, Mary l.. wells.
Edith and Carol McFaddcn. Lois
and Ben Wilson. Bobby Coprich,
Leonard Scott. Leonard and Will
am Payne and Colene Bacon. The
out-of-town guests included Billy
Mae Jones OF Detroit and Betty Ann
Mills OF Grand Rapids.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
Canaan Church
Is Scene OF
Pretty Rites
Reception Held
At Home OF
The Wheelers

Flint. Mich.-Ethel Bernie G
Broadway became the bride Of
Howard Broadrax last Sunday be-
fore large audience az Canaan
Baptist church. Flint. Michigan.
The bride wore a white snow
fake gown with fitted bodice and
long sleeves which extended in
points over the hand and a sweet
heart neckline Of lace. A wide
circular train featured the skirt
and her double finger tip veil Of
illusion was held by tiera yellow
roses which predominated her
mixed bouquet
Miss Doris Ford. maid Of honor.
wore orchid chiffon trimmed in lace.
Bridesmaids were Mary Moore.
Goldie Dickerson. Margaret Drew.
Emma Tuss Of Detroit. Cloteal
Moore. Idella Allen. Otelia Broad
way of Flint, and Naomi Currie Of
Pontiac, who wore gowns of pastel
shades.
Janice Strong was flower girl;
Gordon Strong. ring bearer, and
Charles Hayes Of Pontiac was best
man.
The brides mother wore blue
chiffon with pink sprinkled flower
design, fitted bodice and full skirt
and corsage harmonizinp with her
costume.
The bridegroom's mother chose
dusty rose chiffon with fitted lace
bodice with which she wore a cor
sage.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, reception was held at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler
McGee, friends Of the bride. Mes
DANES Ruby Beck. Vitula Brown.
Matte Lee Parks, Gloriadene Mills.
Lena Banks, Adline Prince. Matte
Washington, Mrs. Ola Ogletrec
and Miss Mammie Prentice assisted
the bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Strong
and mother served the dinner for
the bridal party.
Mrs. Broadnax is a Secretary al
the Michigan Unemployment Com
pensstlon Commission at Detroit.
Michigan. q graduate Of Northern
High School and Bakers Business
University Of Flint, Michigan.
Mr.. Broadnax is a graduate Of
Pontiac High School and attended
South Carolina College.
Guests attended the wedding and
reception from Chicago. Detroit.
Pontiac, Saginaw and Mr.. Henry
Hutson, a cousin from St. Louis.
Mo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05

iorical speaking in the school here.
Corinne Campbell and France
Bruce the second colored students
10 be elected 10 the National Honor
society, in the history Of Ecorsa
high school graduates
First Baptist Church
Laet Sunday, the services at
First Baptist were we'll attended.
despite the warm weather. The
Sunday School under Supt. +. r.
Green, continues 10 thrive.
AZ the morning hour, Pastor j.
u. Davis preached from Daniel
5.l3, theme, "He Watches You II
was a veSy instructive message
Among the visitors we're Deacon
and Mrs. Fred Burton. of Deiro,
Mrs. |. Jones, George Davis and
othsss
Mrs. Annie Stone is still enjoying
a vacation in Mississippi
Sunday afternoon. the Rev. G.. J..
Gadson, pastor OF East Lake Bap-
list church. Detroit, and his COM
gregation, were at First Baptist
church. The Rev. Mr.. Gadr0n
preached for the Building Fund
rally. over 800 was raised His
subject was: Moral. Immoral and
Social Outcasts."
Zadie Askew is church reporter.
VT. Zion Baptist Church
The services at Mt. Zion were
very interesting last Sunday. with
the Rev. Mr.. Coma. OF Inketer. as
guest preacher. The theme was
The Power Of Prayer Visitors
present included Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner, James Best, Geraldine Will
liams and Mrs. Viola Gum.
Pastor G. A. Stevenson and his
congregation visited with the Pas
tors Aid Union al New Mt Moriah
in the afternoon. Sunday. The pas
tor urgee all members to be present
az the church Saturday evening at
brief business meeting OF impor-
Continued on page ID
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Whitaker News
BY Cornelius Reeves

The Rev. r. Brown Of Second
Baptist church spoke Sunday morn
ing on Heavenly Defense"
DR.. Evans of Smiths chapel in
lnkster will worship at Campbell
chapel Sunday evening when every
one is asked to be present to en-
JOY wonderful evening.
Miss Edith and Henrietta Bryant
Of North Detroit stopped for a
while al the home Of the mother.
Mrs. Alice Bryant. They later
motored TO Howell for visit with
their sister, Geraldine Bryant, who
is i'll.
Mrs. Mary Smith and Mrs. Jes-
sic Smith and daughter. Wanda.
and Marjory Carter were guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Simmons Of Sheldon Thursday.
Wanda Smith and Harold and
Fern Carter enjoyed the Gladia-
tors Ball last Friday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05

me N,. Olive haf'.si ennrch Al.
rEansza'sons ale urged 70
- ps'e p ,ae~e affairs. Call
1888 ara lre 10 nha Us. Mrs
Z g = 2.s1h man
'"'" N'
ia IN y.
ae..y me4,irr voadsv JYne %
~ Th. Mss4s Dorothy Adair
ara Nt eeprrfrr nsre appoin'-
o. KIT. { -, Df.'.l J.
re - 20 s~'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05

We are taking this mean OF wish
ing all who have left the city on
their vacations a happy sojourn
while they are away.
Our scribe. John RaEland. is
away. but we shall do our best TO
pen for him while he Is away.
Flora Lee and Virginia Wilson,
reporters.
Please telephone the following
numbers TO report news for this
column: 2ias1 and 24701.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
OF General Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Nelson OF 9Th
avenue are the proud parents Of
baby girl. Mother and daughter
are doing nicely.
John Ragland left the city sun
day to spend the summer in Wis
consin.
Miss Jamye Harris Coleman. OF
Nashville. Tenn was the guest OF
her former roommate. Miss Mary
Virginia Wilson Miss Coleman Is
an Alb. from Wherefore uniyer-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
Clubs

The Artistic Bridge club will
have an all day picnic at the North
Line Country club. in Romulus,
Mich. Sunday. July 13. Everyone
IA promised good time and plenty
10 eat. Mrs. David Keaton, chair
man
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05

BY some mistake two names were
omitted last week who attended
Mrs Sam Thomas luncheon. They
were: Mrs. Wallace Franklin and
Mrs. Anthony Woods.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
Churches
Bethel AME. y. 9Th Ave.
Rev. j. W. Wright

nv. Js W. Niikht
sunday scAool. $3.50. morning
service. II: afternoon service. g.
ACE League, and 6; evening scry-
ice, $50.
THE Esangelist!c bureau OF the
Fo4!tn Episcopal district OF the
M.elgan conference held its cicy-
ei'a annual session June e6-99 az
Ref1e AME church, Rev. j. ".
Wrshl pastor. The annual sermon
was preached by Evangelist Mary
Pflce Many interesting topics
were clsusscd as follows. They
were The Dawn Of a New Day. ny
Evangelist Elizabeth Crews. In
WA Spir; should the Chisetian
Perform His Ciyir Duties. Eyange-
VS.. Lillian Wrieht Why Does a
CHRISTIAN 20 10 Church. Evangelist
Gcolsia Clark Many topics OF in
iese~' We're discussed by Evange-
hs' Gladys Jones, Holmes and Me-
kensie. Other sermons were
preached By Evangelist Brown.
Evangelist Fitzpatrick and Evan
eeisf Hill
EVANGELIST Francis. president
and Elizabeth Crews, chairman Of
the program committee.
Tho Woment'e Parent Mite Mis-
s.onarv convention was held. July
]. and 3 in Battle creek. Meth.
Several ladies are planning 10 at
tend. Mrs. Grace PAGE. state SUI
periniendent OF the Allen stars
planned 10 take twelve Allen stars
with her 10 the convention
end Bapt.. y. 9TH. Ave & Beakes
Rev. {. W. Carpenter
sunday school. $50: morning
sNrtiec, II 3 pm. last sunday the
ilofcas Missionary society wor-
shipped with the missionary society
Of the Second Baptist church OF
Npsilanti; BYPU, pm; evening
service, 8 pm.
o. A. Dupree. principal Of the
high school at washington. North
Carolina was guest speaker at the
BiPC.
The pastor and members Of the
church extend a most cordial well
come TO all summer students who
are attending The university.
News Oi General Interest
Now TOR doines OF the younger
set-Juanita Custer OF Fuller street
was hostess 10 a surprise party
honoring Catherine Smith and Rus
sell Howard who are going away.
BY the time this reaches prces.
Catherine Will be in Louisville. Ky.
for two weeks, and Russell Will
he in summer camp in northern
Michigan.
Those who Tame out 10 give them
a rousing send-off and parlake in
the festivities Of the evening were.
Theodosia Ice. Doris Howard. Jean
Boyke Ruthie Jewett Mary Bird.
Vernon Adams. Bobhio Collins.
Donald Simons. Ray Elliott. Roy
Robinson. Bob Scott and George
Bibhs.
The younger set seems TO play
quite a bit OF tennis these days.
Seen often on The courts at River
side are Doris Howard. Ruth jew
EFT. Laura Johnson, Theodosia Lee.
Arlena Scott, Mary Jones and Jean
Boyke.
In an effort TO escape the hot
weather Vera Black. II. O. Black.
Gladys Strothers and Mr.. Ellen
made IN a fishing party and took
Themselves on the Huron River
drive, Thursday. They caught a
total OF 36 fish.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
Sympathies

The funeral services for Mrs.
Elizabeth Drew Of Beakes street
were held at Dolph's Funeral
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05

McCann's Pharmacy, the Friend.
" Store. Prescriptions and Drugs
z. Stewart Phone s-ssl2 and
St John ST