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Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
Church HOnOrs
Pastor
By Mrs. Grace Jordan


Jerome - The Silver Mount
Bapt Church of this place celebrat-
ed the 18th anniversary Of the pas
torate of Rev. |. j. Davenport.
Great sermons were preached dur
inc the celebration. The following
is list Of the names Of the peo--
pie who gave IS cents and up. The
amount given after their names:
Bro. Jennie Jackson,S 100, Dea-
CON Clard Penny. soc; Deacon
Goman of Morning Star, soc;
Deacon Warner JordanS Morning
Star, 25c; Rev. John Anderson, 25c
Deacon Willie Coakley, 25c; Bro.
Ebert Brown, 25c; Rev. John
Mead. 25c, Mr.. Dave Wilks, Csc;
Mr.. Anderson, 25c; Fro. Caper-
naum Wilks. 25c; Bro. Coleman
Csc; Sister Everlire Holden, 25c
Sister Sarah Coaklev, Csc,
Sister Lula p. Foot, 25c; Sis. EN-
ma J. Jones, 25c; Sis, Mary Mase
25c: Bro. Cha Carbwell, 75c; Bro.
Frank Robertson. s.; Bro. Lerie
Turner. 50, Sis. Nellie Coakley 25e
ard Bro. Will skipper, 25c.
other money raised makes q
total of S5l.2O. This amount was
turned over to the pastor. We ro.
gard Rev l. ]. Davenport as rno
Of the greatest pastors in South
east District.
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College Food
Administrators
Report

I am submitting the report OF
the Middle Western District AS
ISOLATION as to the amount of
money and other things given to
the Morris Booker Memorial Col
lege doing the Annual meeting at
Happy Bend.
Money received tFrom the As
ISOLATION, $1,000; from the Wo-
mems Association SO. Other ar
ticles from the Women's Associa-
ton follows; 81 spoons, A small
size pans, 2 large size dishpans
s saucers, ii cups, 33 plates.
BY the above statements. | dc
not mean to convey the idea that
the amount is all the money ar-
propriated for the college.
The Middle Western District As
ISOLATION aims to lay down on the
"barrel head" one thousand dol
lars at the setting of the annual
meeting of our State Convention
in Morrilton, Nov. II. | happen
cd to get a look through the 'key
hole and saw the Moderator and
heard him outlining his program
to the pastors of his districts. He
said that the coming session of cur
Convention, meeting in Morrilton
ct the Union Bapt Church, will be
the first meeting of its kind i'm his
districts, therefore he wanted tc
lead all previous meetings held in
any districts from a financial
standpoint. He doesn't know that
/ heard these remarks. He re-
quested me not to insist on them
turning over any more monAy as
they wished to go over the top in
November, | agreed with him and
let them go.
Before the setting of our Con-
vention at Morrilton, | shall give
YOU a statement of all the money
raised by me during the summer
and fall for NJ. B. NJ. College and
from what districts same was re-
ceived.
Thanking you in advance for
favors shown me and with best
wishes, am,
Yours for the work,
w. C. Howell,
Food Administrator for MBM.
College Better known as the
BREAD ard Meat Man"
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
Mock Conf. At Wards
Chapel A Huge
Success

The women of Wards Chapel A.
+. Church, with Rev, Loyee Pa
trick as minister. took charge OF
the services at the church on last
week, eliminating with a "Mock
Conference and total of Sl05.-
63 was reported as a result Of the
meet, Portrayals of characters
who are outstanding in the A. NJ. E.
connection included "Bishop G. E,
Curry" by Mrs. &. b. Flagg, the
six presiding elders "Dr. Ashford"
Mrs. Jessie Huckabye; DIR. 0. Sher
man., Mrs. Frances Avery; CDR,
Eskeridge," Mrs. Hazel B. Thorn
as; CDR. OVERALL Mrs, Rookie
Gatheright and the national evan
gelist, "Dr. w, S. Davis" was por
trayed hy Mrs. Mary Q, Pettus.
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To Be HOnOred
At Banquet

Rev. Loyce Patrick, minister in
charge at Wards Chapel A. M. E..
Church, along with his devoted
wife, will be honored at banquet
on Tuesday night. November 3, in
the auditorium of the newly con-
structed church the young minis
ter completed this year, at 1900
Hanger st. Rev. Patrick has made
this conference year a notable one
in putting new life into discour-
aged membership. Sponsor of the
affair will be Mrs. C. B. Flagg and
she is inviting the public to at
tend, The banquet hour has been
set for 500 p. m.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30

Yours for Victory and the
Cause. Wayne E. Williams.
The FOurteeth State Convention
Will Occur November Hip At
Dunbar High School In Little
Rock
Because of the transportation
problem and other war conditions
the convention has been called
Presidents Conference and Work
Shop. There are no restrictions
as to who can attend or the num-
her-the more the better. 1t is
our only concern that each unit
will have at least One delegate in
attendance. If it is not conven-
lent for the president to come,
send someone else, or as many as
you can. BUT Send Some OneI
Come get the information and
catch the inspiration!
Plan now to attend State PTA
Conference and Work Shop.
At Little Rock Dunbar High
School. Opens at loo p. m. Nov.
IL and will continue through Nov.
10. (The Conference will open at
900 a. m. on Nov. IL.
Theme; The PTA Works for Vic
Special features: School of In
formation. Workshops with expert
consultants and specialists. Bust
Planning Conferences. Natl Con-
gress President, Mrs. A. M. P.
Strong, Hospitality of Little Rock
Cohncil. Conference Host.
Conference Notes: Special Ex-
hibits will be welcome. 1942-43
dues will be due. Conference re-
gistration SOC, Unit reports and
committee reports must he writ
ten and ready to hand to the sec
rotary, Mrs. T. s. Gravelly. Bring
notebook and pencil. Bring your
problems and present them. New
members are welcome. Warm fel
lowship is assured all. Come ready
to ask questions. Contact Mrs.
Doyie Anderson 2917 Spring ST.,
Little Rock for housing informa.
ton. Conference State Exc
cutNe Board Meeting will be held
at Dunbar, Immediately following
the first session ON Thursday, Nov
y. There will be no further noti-
fication, so do not forget the date
and place
State Conference Committees:
Conference Arrangement: Mrs.
Doyie Anderson. chairman. Mrs. Il.
II. Childress, Mrs. Nellie Vault.
Program. State Executive Board
Special Mrs. f. r. Lee, chair
man, Courtesy, Little Rock COM
ell.
CONTINUED IN Page -
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P. T.A.NeUs
Column
(Arkansas Congress of Colored
Parents and Teachers)
MRS. NJ +. WILLIAMS. President


To all State Officers, Local
Presidents, Committee Chairmen
and members, Greetings:
Another school year and another
year of Parent Teacher activity Is
we'll under way. In war torn
world, may it be the busiest year
you have had protecting, and scrv-
ing childhood and helping build
for the peace that is to follow,
The war program presents a
vital challenge to every Parent
Teacher Association Whether
your unit is in a defense area,
near an army camp or rempoe
from either the responsibility for
preserving the American way OF
life for our boys and girls, is
ours.
Each unit 1--WE have 1859 should
Immediately organize a War Ac-
tivities Committee to direct: Sal
wage Campaign, Consumer Edu-
cation, Nutrition and First AID
Courses, Block Mothers Tor area
if in rural secticn) PTA. Open
House Ga home which is always
open in the daytime, and where
children know an adult may be
found in an emergency sale OF
bonds and stamps, Cooperate with
local civilian defense council and
assist any established agencies to
promote the war program. Spon-
sorship Of day nurseries and hot
lunches j., a worthy project for
NY association also.
Every one Of us must contribute
to an all out effort toward victory.
There must be 10 Sinking. There
must be no seeking credit. There
must be- only enc objective, ..
safeguarding children.
As my administration draws to
close. permit me to express again
TO you, sincere appreciation for
your loyalty to me. Your conta-
gious enthusiasm for parent d.
teacher work, and your superb co
operation with the state and ma
tioral Program have placed Arkan-
sas high in the ranks with those
who serve children. May your
spirit of unseliish service ever
ll0tivatc Your work and may God
bless YOU always.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
AME Zion To Hold
Conference Here

The Arkansas and North Ark
ansas Arrual Conference of the
AME Zion C.prch will meet in
joint session at the Payne Chapel
AME Zion Churcn ITO Rock st.
sessions to begin November is
with Rev. w. f. Owens as enter
tanning host. The Ri, Rev. W. W.
Matthew, D. d. Bishop of the 7th
Episcopal district will also preside.
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Defense Council Offs
Courses

TIE Pulaski County Volunteer
Civilian Defense Council of Great
err Little Rock is Offering, gratis,
training in n number Of subjects
that are of vital benefit in the
home. whether in war or in peace
time. just now courses are off,
cred IN First Aid. Home Nus.ng,
Nutrition, Stcnography. Typewrit
ing and English arl Auxiliary FIVE
man. Fer information on NoIm-
pee ctiyties call ty the Urban
League. gll aGires street or
lhone Gj92.
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Mrs. c. 3. Lewis To
Preside at Mock Conf

A great day will be in store for
those attending St. Andrew AME
Church. 33rd and State Streets,
Sunday, November /. The first
SUNDAY. Usually set aside a. COM
m1rion Day. will he observed dur
inc the morning worship period
when the pastor, Rev. W. l.. Lam
bert biirgs the message, "Chlist
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
Lee Chapel
AME Church


Mr.. Annie Rcdus Reporter
Things are shaping up in a fine
way at the church and Rev. W. l..
Yates, minister reports that a neat
amount was taken for Conference
Claims last Sunday, with high ser
wees all day. The Rev, ]. h. Bar
nes. preached at 3 p. m. and raised
a fine collection for the choir.
Highlights for Sunday, Nov. l
include the closing Of the worship
services for this Conference year
and will also be designated as the
pastors Rally Day. Friday even
ing October % is church Talent
Night and several churches will
join us in big event, sponsored
by the members of the choir.
Guest speaker for Sunday will
he Rev. Russell and his congrega-
ton will worship with us. Holy
communion will he administered
during the morning and evening
worship periods on Sunday.
Under the leadership of our
present pastor this has been very
successful year and the member
shin takes this method Of express
ing gratefulness to young minis
ter who has kept his charge faith
fully, in the work of kingdom build
ing.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30

Dispensing Cheer, and will also
bring message at the evening
hour befitting for this the close of
the conference year, "The Last
Night in Town" At the SOC
o'clock hour the Mock Conference
i'm charge Of the women of the
church will close, with Mrs. c. b..
Lewis and actirg bishop and plenty
fun is in store for you, when she
makes and reads the appoint
ments.' Mrs. NJ. r. Carrigan re-
porter for the church and faith
full worker, along with her pastor
extends an invitation to you and
yours to attend st. Andrew on Sun
day.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
1t. Granville Martin
Guest Speaker At
Congregational
Church Sunday

The First Congregational Church
9th and State streets, Rev. G. Chill
ION Christian, minister VIII have as
guest speaker at the morning wor-
ship Sunday. 1t. Granville II. Mar
tin. Chaplain of the S71st Infantry
Rgt. stationed at Camp Robinson.
The "Hour of Repose" a pro-
gram of organ melodies, loved and
familiar hymns and songs and
poems will be observed at 600 p.
m, with Mrs. M. L. Williams at
the console.
The public is cordially invited to
attend both of these services.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
TO Entertain
Conference Group

Rev. W. F. Owens, minister in
charge at Payne Chapel AME
Zion Church and one of the fore
most leaders of the district will
he entertaining host pastor when
the North Arkansas and Arkansas
Conference of the AME Zion
Church, convenes here November
As. He is extending a special IN
vitation to ministers of the city to
participate in the services.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30

night Subject. 1885 a. m. eek
pressing Appreciation" and at
7:45 p. m. Finishing the Course
With 10y"
The Senior Choir, under the d.
reetion of Mrs. Ruth King and
the Y, p, G. c, under Mrs. Mar
lene b. Smith, will offer special
music Members and friends will
rally to complete Bethefs report
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30

StBSt RiBE 10 The sTAl h
PRESS TODAY ONLY $500
PER YEAR BY MAIL.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
Principals In SUGGEST full Concert

Paul Roheson. center, great sing
err and actor, appeared for the
first time in New Orleans when
he gave concert Monday night,
October Is before non segregated
capacity audience of colored and
white music lovers in the Booker
T. Washington school auditorium.
Left is James f. Gayle, and right
is Randolph Edmonds, secretary
and president, respectively of the
Crescent Concert Company, which
staged the concert in New Or
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Lesson for November |

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
iCcied and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Edaeationi used by
permission.
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with the schools
South End
School News

lie All btpil JillNlIl ils iil"'N
hats and favors for the Hallowe'-
en- Carnival. The boys have de-
corated the auditorium III keeping
with the season.
All auditorium classes have been
organized and have started plans
for Junior Red Cross work. Girls
are learning to knit and are max
ing knit and are making squares
for an Afghan. Pennies are being
saved to purchase materials for
making bandages. Officers Of the
6B auditorium class are: Pres. Ed
die Millsap. Vice president, Morris
Westbrook. Secretary, Ruth Helen
Frazier. Asst. Secretary. Mary l..
Miller and Treasurer. Freddie
Spurlock. Officers of the 5B Class
are President John Cooley, Vice
President, Marjorie Williams. Sec
rotary Dolores Clarke, Assist. Sec
rotary, Alice Wilson, Treasurer,
Robbie Rogers.
Perfect grades in the Friday
Spelling Review were made by
Evelyn Randall, Premistine Camp,
Orella Compton, Ella Millsap,
Wesley Johnson, Merrill Wiley,
Myrtle Hayes, Dorothy Clay, Doro-
thy Williams, Jimmie Carson,
Lewis jackson, Lafayette Turner,
Jeweline Allen.
Highest amounts of Carnival
tickets have been sold by the fol-
lowing pupils in the 1B2 and Ia
classes: Patsy Washington, $500,
Georgia Williams $1.20 and An
drew Brooks $O,80. Pupils are con
tributing scrap and buying De
tense Stamps.
HONOh NULL
Citizenship Tvs Satisfactory
GAS: *Betty Carson, *Viola
Clarke, Dorothy Clarke,
Obs: Clementyne Halliburton'
Ruth Frazier, Cornelia Hogan,
Mary L. Miller, Eddie Millsap Mar
ian Wheeler, Albert Barnes.
5A's David Hines, Otha Merit,
Marie Brown, Helen Carrigan,
Swayzine Newton, Dorothy Scott,
Janice Wheeler,
5B's: Mary Alice McGhee, Eve
lyn Collins. Marjorie Williams, W.
V. Scott, Margaret Webb, Alice
Wilson. Ada Smith.
4A's Willie Collins, George Pip
kin. Doris Vault, FLOYD Barkins,
Samuel Sparks. Churby Clowers,
3A's Beatrice York. Alma Jean
Halliburton, Mary Davis, Toni Dan
iels, Alice Wilson, George Evelyn
Douglas, Margaret Compton, Will
liestien Frazier, Emma Jean Mich
olas, Jessie Lee Gaines, and Eta
Mae Williams.
3B's Harold Rodgers, James
Sims, Thelma Williams, Yvonhe
Brewer. Nellie Hudspeth. Bessie
Jones. Dolores Ellis, Elizabeth
Brown
PCS Georgia Williams. Gerald
Wheeler, Carrie Vault, Earnestine
Clarke, Emogene Taylor, Patsy
Washington, Melvin Banks. Doro-
thy Yourg, Ada Camp, Thelma
Nichols, Pinky Rodgers, Fredr'ck
Mason, Dorothy Williams, Myrtle
Hayes, Evelyn Randall, Jeweline
Allen, Evelyn Vault, Mable Owens
Merrill Witcy, Lewis jackson Ella
Millsap Ira Johnson John Mani,
Marion Oliver. III, Earnest SWIM
ton, If, Charles Jean carpenter,
w. Greta Coins, 1B Gladys Thorn
rs, lP.
Scholarship
CAS- an b. aBctty Carson
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Ninth and Broadway
Rev. G.. Wayman l,lakely. ID. ID.
Ninistar

Minister
Sunday closes the Conference
year at this historic church. The
families and friends of the church
are especially fnvited 10 attend
the services Sunday. Pastor G
Wayman Blakely will deliver Com
munion messages morning and
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
THE CHRISTIAN NIIW
OF MARRIAGE

LESSON TEXT-Genesis 2;is,ei: Mat,
thew ~ Sc. John ais.
GOLDEN TERMINATING Is honor.
able in an.--HebreWs i3.i.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30
Vel ia Beau Y Shop
SIT Chester Street

Mrs '. Heudersou-Slums, Prop.
Miss Estclla Williams, Operator
Phone Gas Call for Appointment
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30

a diploma in nursing and a bac-
calaureate degree. In classified
ton they range from freshmen to
young women already possessing
1t least two years Of college work
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30

leans and also presented Mr.. Robe
SON in Birmingham and Atlanta A
ned organization, the Crescent Con
cert Company was formed out of
the desire of Mr.. Edmond, who is
Professor of Drama at Dilard Uni
versity and an outstanding dra-
matte author, to present Negro
and white artists in New Orleans
and other southern cities to non
segregated audiences. Mr.. Gayle
is a New Orleans business man.
Arkansas State press., 1942-10-30

Yours for Victory and the
Cause. Wayne E. Williams.
The FOurteeth State Convention
Will Occur November Hip At
Dunbar High School In Little
Evening star., 1942-03-25
DC. Defense
SideHqhts

Plans to organize and train
corps of animal guards to admin
lister first aid to and otherwise care
for Washington's pets were discussed
during a conference yesterday OF
local and national animals welfare
society representatives at Animal
Rescue League headquarters.
The corps will be trained under
the auspices of the American Red
Star Animal Relief Association with
in the next few weeks, it was an
nonced.
Under the proposed setup, the
District would be divided into sec
tors, each to be served by a veter-
mary hospital, ambulances and vet
erinarians. The organization will
be designed after that in London.
The auditorium of the John
Quincy Adams School will be
equipped as a casualty station un-
der direction of DR.. John Reed, in
charge of medical services, instead
of under direction of William T,
Kruglak, deputy air-raid warden OF
the Kalorama defense area, as stated
in The Star March 18.
Diplomas and arm bands will be
presented to IA Rogers Heights aux
iliary firemen at graduation exer-
cises at the Rogers Heights Mission
House at 8 o'clock tonight. County
Civilian Defense Director J. Robert
Sherwood and Chief Afraid War
den E. F. Zalesak will address the
graduates.
Mrs. Jerome Lederer, 4801 Con-
necticut avenue NV, was appointed
captain. of the day squad of Auxiliary
Rescue Service, a unit of the Ameri-
can Women's Voluntary Services,
yesterday.
Mrs. Lederer has completed Sc
hours Of civilian defense training.
She will replace Mrs. Daniel c. Long,
who resigned because of pressure Of
her duties as director of the A. w.
v. S. training school.
Dr. Lawrence Thomas, head OF the
civilian defense medical unit at Gal
linger Hospital, will give talk on
Evening star., 1942-03-25
Mexican-U. Defense
Charted by President
And Board Members
Executive Also Calls
Ronking War and Supply
Officers to q Conference

Joint defense of the Caribbean
Central American area was under
review at the White House today
as President Roosevelt conferred
with members of the Mexican
United States Defense Commission.
Established several months ago,
the commission has been blueprint
ing the various steps to be taken
by each government in event of any
threat of attack.
Members of the commission par
ticipating in the White House meet
ing were Brig. Gen Miguel S. Con-
zalezt Cadena, Brig. Gen. Tomas
Sanchez Hernandez, Col. Cristobal
Cardenas, 1t Gen. Stanley Embick
and Vice Admiral Alfred w. john
son.
After the conference the Presi-
dent scheduled luncheon consulta-
ton with top-ranking American war
and supply officers.
Summoned for this session were
Secretary of War Stimson, Secre-
tary of Navy Knox, Admiral Ernest
J. King, commander in chief of
the fleet; Gen. George c. Marshall,
Army chief of staff: 1t. Gen. Henry
H. Arnold, chief of the Army Air
Forces. and Harry L. Hopkins, who
has been supervising much of the
supply work.
Earlier In the day the President
conferred with Acting Secretary of
State Welles and met also with
Thomas Fennell. Department of Ag-
riculture expert. who has been
loaned to the Haitian government
Mr.. Fennell is studying ways of
increasing Haitian production of
hemp and sisal for rope making.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
Philip Francis Hopp Dies.
District Bar Librarian

Philip Francis Happ, II, for the
last decade librarian of the Dis
trict Bar Association Library, died
yesterday at his home, 1854 Twen-
ty-eighth street NV. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at $50 am. to-
morrow at St. Thomas the Apostle
Church, Twenty-seventh street and
Woodley road NV. with burial in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Mr.. Happ, a native of Washing
ton, was born April 18. 1865. He
was employed the greater part Of his
working life by the Columbia Ma
tional Bank.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Alice Espy Happ; a daughter.
Mrs. Mildred H. Kimball of Wash
ington, and a grandson, 1t. Henry
F. Kimball, jr., of the Army Air
COrDS
Evening star., 1942-03-25

tempt to learn the vessels location.
In totalitarian countries, where
loose talk Is forcefully discouraged,
the officer pointed out. information
is exceedingly difficult to obtain,
whereas our enemies have little diff
ficulty in learning anything they
want to know about us.
The all-important element of sur
prise is missing from our military
maneuvers. he said, when loose talk
continues to be banded about by
citizens bent upon spicing gossip
with spectacular items of news.
Evening star., 1942-03-25

Admitting 1t Is difficult to sup
press the urge to pass along infor-
nation, Comdr. Keane stressed the
Importance of silence on the part
of every one in Nation at war.
THE war will be q lot shorter" +"
he told the volunteer workers. when
Uncle Sam can play his cards close
to his chest"
A large part Of enemy propaganda
is designed to obtain information,
he said, citing such cases as Japan's
four different reports of the sinking
of the U. S. S. Lexington in an at
Evening star., 1942-03-25

Medical Preparations for Civilian
Defense" ut q meeting Of the South
east Defense Council at the Cham
berlain Vocational School at 8 O'Clock
tonight. A movie on incendiary
bombs will be shown.
A flrst-aid demonstration will
feature q meeting Of residents Of
sector 4, Sixteenth Street High
lands defense area, at the Ivanhoe
6401 Fourteenth street
NV, at 8 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1942-03-25

When approached by one spread
ing rumors, Comdr. Keane advised
the women. ask him who he is,
where he learned his so-called facts
and why he is telling you. A rumor-
monger, he said, cannot trace the
source Of his misinformation.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
Technique Of Rumor Killing
Outlined in Women's Truiininq

A threefold weapon for combating
rumor-spreaders was given by 1t.
Comdr. Thomas J. Keane, Navy pub
lie relations of1cer, to a group of
women in training for air raid in
formation work yesterday at the
National Museum,
Evening star., 1942-03-25

Because SS.S. is in liquid form it be-
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Surprising results may be had by max
ing the S.S.S. treatment part Of your
daily diet. Thousands and thousands Of
users have testified to the benefits S.S.S.
Tonic has brought to them and scientific
research shows that it usually gets re-
sults-that's why SO many say "S.S.S.
Tonic builds sturdy health and makes
you feel like yourself again" S.S.S. Co.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
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