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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

he bid 3-No Trumps. A spade lead
doomed that contract. North had
TO lose two tricks before he could
build up nine, ~Whereupon the three
setting spade tricks We're taken.
Where hearts We're bid first,
South easily showed his fve-fve
lengths with the rebid OF dia-
monds, SO North made the proper
choice. Only two tricks We're lost
there. a diamond and a heart.
Even with careless play, only
three could be lost.
The important thing, in gettin"
INTO the correct suit. is the nulml
Der OF separate pieces Of card
board your side holds III that suit.
Sc that the opponents viii ba out
OF trumps while your side still has
protection. Hence the order OF
your SUIT BIDS should be that
which gives your partner correct
information on that point, if YOU
are strong enough to make thu
bids which VIII accomplish that
important purpose.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

.s. IS important; regular visits
d aef'lst are important; but
IOst important also is the mouth
%.gIene of the daily toothbrush
~,ti mat You do yourself.
!AhoW a man, who, seven years
90, expected to lose all his teeth
i: 'niS time. Every morning when
ala his brushing, some blood
"uuld come from his gums. AS a
'sequence, he used an old, soft,
.a''gy toothbrush that didn't do
Ivy narm. His dentist took him in
Ia'a and taught him how to brush
'eeth with a small and firm
y, S0aofuSh, get into the gum mar
sa' 'oughen up the gums, and now
~tah t make his gums bleed even
"A the hardest toothbrush.
Importance of Toothbrush
Inc toothbrush is more impor-
' l'An the tooth powder, and
,as. ISL important part of the
noFuSh is that it should be
-Small enough to get every
S'' IN the mouth. The real point
4, ,r toothbrushing is a regu-
,ea, t.-ef' You should go down the
rs .l as you paint a picket fence,
jsr Jung IN one side of the upper
nv, and coming clear around in
pn, %'' and then going to the back
h, ,'' you have reached your start
!,pel POINT; then same with the
h n ofistles of the brush should
S"ced against tho. teeth SO as
''t ailths creyices where food
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18
BID THE IL FIRST

NTH TWO fve-card lengths
your hand in touching suits
edes and hearts, hearts and dia-
bids or diamonds and clubs-an
tnlng bid should always be on
higher-ranklng me. That is
!. as true if the higher is topped
II by the 6-Spot and the other is
five honors as when the differ
be II strength Is less emphatic.
Eou start them in reverse order.
may not he able to frd a good
Bond hId at all, If 1t comes
flnd TO you again. and even If
p do, you can never give your
f.ner a true picture of your dis
Futon, to land you in the right
ktrart
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18
Distributed BY King Features Syndicate. Inc.
Brushing Teeth the Chief
Factor in Mouth Hygiene
LOGAN CLE\DENING, NJ. d.

D! LUUAN CLENDENING, NJ. D.
AN coming to believe that
MY percent OF the dentists duties
he to teach people how to brush
.-e'f teeth. There is plenty of field
:oF TINS sort Of missionary work
Vtcause not one in five hundred
people knows how to perform this
simple act of daily routine.
II certainly heads the list of the
aVSofs IN mouth hygiene. Proper
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

LRYPTOQJOTE-A cryptog-am quotation
orc AGRA LHGP KS TCVLA; LVOZC
kzRA LXzP LMQQ
Yesterdays Cryptoquote: NEVER SEEM WISER OR MORE
learned THAN YOUR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18
TomorroW'S Problem

tDealer: South. Neither side
Vulnerable.l
What is the soundeSt bidding of
this deal, in rubber or duplicate
BRIDGE
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

Pow much better bidding that
\ than at the duplicate table
tFe South opened with 1-Dia-
Ed' North there got fancy by
E+ns Pho Trumps. South didn't
| ulIS, but finally decided to bid
Parts. This sounded to North
a iot'r-card suit, coming after
1MtIally-shoWn diamonds, so
Distributed by King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18


should also be placed against the
tooth-gum margin with a firm
pressure so that the bristles 60
straight into the brushed req 1t
should be jiggled with a slight
rotary motion against each tooth
crevice, front and back. above and
below.
Softening Gums
Dental cavities and decay on the
surface of the tooth are an easy
thing to fix, but the great danger
to most adult mouths is retraction
of the gum, Softening of the gum,
and beginning of pyhorrea and this
can be improved only by rigorous
and methodical toothbrushing as
described above. ,
Use of the toothbrush: the use
of two brushes, one in the morn
ing, and one in the evening will
permit each to dry thoroughly be-
fore being used again, and will
prolong the life of each brush. Do
not use hot water on a brush:
clean with full force of cold water
on the brush, forcing out imbedGed
particles. Allow to dry in clean
open air. preferably in sunlight.
When a brush is new, and weekly
thereafter, v wetted bristles
heavily with salt, leaving on over
night. A brush should be discarded
as soon as it becomes soft or
matted.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
j. P. g.: Is bathing in sulphur
beneficial in cleansing the blood
and skin?
Answet: Sulphur has no effect
on the blood in any way. Used
locally on the skin, it is a stlmu-
liant.
EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clendening has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents;
For any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents in coin. and a self-addressed envelope
stamped with "a three-cent stamp. to DR..
Logan C~lendcning, in care of this paper.
The pamphlets are: Three Weeks Reduc-
ing Diet, indigestion ana Constipation .
Reducing and Gaining, Infant Feed
ing. Instructions for the Treatment OF
Diabetes, Feminine Hygiene" and The
Care of the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
y"lIy' and then only through
MS column.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11

Need money! See ProrIdent Loan
and Savings Co.. 6Oi TobIn Bulla.
Ing. Phone RA. eJ42.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Wives Fight For Large Estate OF Dead Broker
Central And Regional Convention Will Be-
Held At Shiloh Baptist Church April q, so

The Central and Eastern Region
al convention OF the National bap-
list convention wil. be held al the
Shiloh Baptist, 557 Benton street.
April %, 80. The Rev. J. d. Ro~s r.
pastor. The Pre-Coryen,lon prog
ram. a mammoth musical festival.
will be given the evening o. Apr.
IS.
The National Baptist convention
Regional meetings Will comprise
ministers, pastors, laymen sna W.
men from the states q Rhode t.
land. Maryland. Washington. y. c.
Minnesota. wisconsin. Illinois n
diana. Ohio. Kentucky. ". Virginia.
New YORK. New Jersey Connecticut
and Of course Michigan
Follow ing is list OF committees
with their chairman selected %
make permanent ARRANGEMENTS FOR
the Convention: Transportation
Committee. Rev. A ". Martin, Re-
ception. Rev. Heath program, Rev.
Lee T. Clay; Pre-Conveaiion Pro-
gram music, Rev A. G. Williams;
Steering. Rev. J. s Williams:
Homes. Rev. ]. c. Noble: Publici-
~. Miss Mildred Eubsnke
The state and Looa. Comi''ee ~
Arrangements meet each Ssturdsg
az u o'clock az the Shiloh Baptist.
557 Benton street. All pastors. min
listers. missionary sisters and lay
men, sunday school and BIT work
ers are urged 70 attend these meet
ings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
T.CLEMENS

Aha spring is really here along
with this Easter season and the
gay parade was really something 10
look at in Mt Clemens. All the
misters and misses stepping out in
grand style. Very sorry that Mrs
Boyd is i'll in the st. Joseph hos
pital. Here's to her speedy recov-
cry.
Mrs. Gertrude Morgan entertain
ed friends from Chicago and De-
troit la6t week in honor Of The
birthday OF her daughter. Irene
William Franklin visited Bob Man
ming over the Easter holidays.
Terrill Whisitt. star debater. won
two neighborsood oratorical con
tests last week. One was given AT
MI. Clemens High. the other AZ
Turner's chapel CME church.
A new lunch and jump joint has
Continued on page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
MONROE NEWS
BY Mrs. Haywood Co,ingion

Tuscan lodge. No. q Free and
Accepted Masons held lnctalla'ion
OF officers at Second Bag,itt.
church Friday evening, March -.
The most worshiptul grand mas
ier Elmer Wallace Of Detroit con-
Quoted the installation. Mrs. Wal
lace was also present.
About so persons were presen'
Music was rendered by the Junior
choir OF the church Officers in
stalled were l.. T. Game. worship
full master: Rev. sylvester Jordan
;. w; Wiley Perry, Jr. W: Wal
ter Farcen. secretary. L. V. Gov
ington, treasurer; William Terry
5. d.: Everett Peuick. J. y. Tnrn-
er Williams. Jr. steward: william
Hughes, S 5. Robert Giants. mar
shall: NJ. J. Johnson. chap.aia:
Earl Mckinney Tyler, Trustees arc
l.. Il. Jones. Allen Dobson. Hav.
wood Coyington, Otis Gatewood and
Otis Haygood.
Miss Virginia Game was the mis-
tress or ceremony. Speakers were
City Commissioners l.. W. Peaame
and City Attorney o. 3. Barrow
and Roy Thompson.
Mrs Agnes Bristol, worthy grand
matron OF Michigan. addressed the
Willing Workers club. 4 group OF
80 women waiting 10 be indicted
into the order of Eastern star AT
the home Of Mrs. l.. T. Game on
Sunday, March %. This organiza-
ton Is under the direction of Mr..
and Mrs L. T. Game.
John Benon. worshipful master OF
81. Andrews No. : Ypsilanti wac
guest Thursday. March PC. Plane
were drawn up enabling both lodges
TO work together in the construc-
ton OF two new temples.
Seven members OF Monroe Gar
den club attended tho flower show
in Detroit which was held from
March II 70 March %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
DR.. James /. Elliott
Unity Fellowship

The Real Resurrection" was
tie Lesson 7 lght, hy our Spirit
.al Dino Easter s.aaay Morn
.ag. si.oz' We'd ,a'icn was Lord
Christ, believe accep'. realize
Thou art the eternal Word
Now with Jesus affirm am the
resurrection md e life
sixteen ti6i ia.dren we're ehris-
tened ty DR.. E..oi' al The morning
service. The Go ng prayer Of the
ceremony was
Almighty God. our Father. We
give thanks unto Thee iha; Thou
dos; love ard remember little chill
dren. and dsi take them 10 Thy
great hea.i o. love. Increase in Us
chldi.ks spirit Of faith and trust,
ard in there Thy little ones quick
81 Thy Holy Spirit. Cleanse Thou
their human nature with the e.
flueuce Of Thy divine nature. that
they may be wholly consccra,ed to
Thee. Blces Us with the grace OF
spiritual perception that we, as
their sponsors in Thy name. may
worthily minister 10 and instruct
them so that they may grow In wis
d m and stature. In knowledge OF
Thee. and in the favor OF men, and
IN Thy sight. This we ask in the
name Of Thy most gracious and
holy Son. Jesus Christ. Amenj
The minister used white flowers
petal instead OF water baptism.
.aymbDizinp the innate purity OF the
soul and calling forth its express
ion.
The flower petals were presented
in SILVER howl hy an attendant
The solnist. Cloyd b. smith. sang
reyerertly-"He is Risen" and "Je-
sus Savior Pilot Ne
winifrcd +. Elliott, reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Court Refuses
To Recognize
Commemorative
Claims Woman's
Settlement Is
Free Rent

TIE death o. Leonard = Gard
FER. Dec 3. 1883. sef .c uo'.1n a
legal battle Which mas continued
since bis denise ard threatens %
continue over rsr.ot Q: nsry
ucre months.
shortly AFTER BIS death Dudley
Smith rroiaer-lr-iaw vas NAMED
adm r.strator o. the ertste which
corsis,sd q some valuable proper
~ . tae cry A. me same tine
Mrs Cstsie goHis who Gained
she was me conuo1-l4w widow o.
TIE tecessed real 81 ale broker,
pet..o1eG for Widows share Of
The estate. but the Probate Court
refused 70 recognize Ms ROWS
az he widow.
TIE 7ltor. sister {, smith. has
bee. iH!nz il Ca!caEo ard cane
.a,o the picture a. Ga-tnere
death Records revealed mar ,ae
Garcnsre had married L Ozark.
AK, ii 1915, separating IN 1919
Divorce p,ocee9lnTs were started
- MS Gsrdrer a 1913, BIT the
case 1ss dropped
Last Friday M-s. Rows attorney
appeared before Cigc-i' judge
GeorTe p murphy % petition f1r
81 r.4ctaen 20 .es,a.s smith. IS
sccf 2. s'rs.rr a. ne estate. from
forcrg her 20 vscate 'he premises
a, .s-i Caesn.'
Tae re'-on vas te.isf VIXEN
Amerley william a Berry CONF
81, ,cr smith told 70 c-.t thst
Me- Gafss hst cfclpo1 lie pee
Rises slrs ne dean cs Gardner
and hae-fef-sef ~ fsy to sent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
DENVER, COLORADO e
BY T. s. WILLIAMS

il available 20 members whenever
the gym = not being used for clas-
ses. How ever. this fine game Is
most popular on Saturdays when
most OF The afternoon Is given over
10 81.
Branch Physical committeeman
Harold Brown, Bob Meyers and
Harold stanley are promoting the
popularity OF the game.
WV ELECT OFFICERS
N.F.W. Franklin Alexander Post
No. 34sl met az their regular time
April 3. at Old Colony Hall. After
usual order OF business. the Off
GERS for the following year we're
elected. Clarence c. Holmes former
Commander OF James Gray Post
No. ? pueblo. Colorado) and Of
Wallace Simpson Post No. 20 was
unanimously elected commander of
Franklin Alexander Poet No. 34s1
VIEW, Denver. H. Brown. Sr..
senior vice commander: Duke
smith. junior vice commander:
George Sanborn. quartermaster:
Charles Taeker. adjutant; Rev. O.
Voolfolk, chaplain: delegates 20
Veterans County council: George
Sanborn. Ben Walker; alternates,
George Harvey. Ben Lindsay: dele
gates TO the Veterans City council
Charles Tasker: alternate. Ben
Walker: joint installation OF Off
GERS Of both the Ladies auxiliary
will be held at the regular meeting
April II. The public IS invited. az
we'll as all veterans. The installa-
ton officer will be designated by
our state commander. All veterans
who have seen foreign service are
eligible and urged TO join and car
ry on. James Harrison is post his
torian.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11

Need money! See Proyldent Loan
and Savings Co.. Col Tobin Build.
Ing. Phone RA. 25f2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
JOE PIGFORD WINS
GOOD SPORTS AWARD

Joe Plgford, long legs. congenlal
smiles and all, was honored Thurs
day as the Sportsman OF the Year
al the fourth Annual Basketball
Dinner o. Glenarm Branch YMCA.
The award Is given each year 10
me player whom tAe players and
coaches onsider having shown the
finest spirit OF sp1rtsuanship du-
rig TIE basketball season. Joe Re-
gan basketball on the S0-lb. team,
just as HE brother Russell did last
year and his two brothers Billy and
jean ga This year, and there are al
least Two more coming up. All
Glenarm teams were on hand TO
honor tho 80 Founders who won
the State ~ JunioIe meet for that
class. the Big Five who COPIED
the cry 4. a. T.. class "B' honors
and The Collcgiane, winners OF the
BIZ Six League. Harold Brown. ST..
chairman OF the Physical Educa-
tion Committee made the awards.
~ NSIiINE BANQt TT
At CLEANES'
4 lovely banquet was held at
C.caycs' Memorial. Tuesday night.
10 celebration Of the Anniversary OF
me ChuIch's Sunshine Guild and a
bout POO citizens were present 10
enjoy most palatable turkey din
ncr. q short and impressive prog
ram and an atmosphere that was
ly.tt fr..af.. and fh.rtf,,I Man. ~
the citys pastors and business and
professional men were present with
their wives.
Rev. Joseph A. Johnson, Jr, pas
tor was the gracious postmaster
Of the occasion and members OF the
Guild were hostesses at the tables.
each OF which was different in de-
sign and decorated in rare taste.
HOBBY SHOW APRIL. Is
Because OF the great interest
ehown i'm their Hobby Show last
Spring. the Glenarm YMCA Boys
Work Committee has decided TO re-
peat The event again this year.
At special meeting called last
Saturday the group set Friday. APP
ril 10Th as the date for the show
and outlined a program of publi~
city 10 begin Immediately. All in
tcrestcd persons Will be invited to
participate along with Glenarm Y
boys and men in making this years
how even greater than the last.
BADMINTON At yMCA
Badmintcn. introduced In the
Glenarm YMCA Physical Education
program for the first time last fall.
is gaining new followers weekly
among the branch's members
The Glenarm Y banminton court
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Card Of Thank.

! take this medium through a.
courtesy OF The Detroit Trlhun. y
graclcusly and appreclatl,ely ,b,,s
my many. many friends for ,hss'
Kind remembrances Of mo dr,'. ny
my Illness. The many houous,s y
flowers. pots OF plants. basl.,'
and crates Of fruits, the very msa a
cards. telephone inquiries and ,l's'
are hut the tokens OF sincere w.1
wishes and friendship that sin ,,s,
he remembered by me. such wan
wishes we're exceedingly hehiul !.
my recovery for which am =,
tremely grateful. "
Joseph A. CraIgen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Native Son
INsTALLMENT XII

"HE FOOD WAS GOOD. This going to be
bad job. The only thing bad far that
crazy girl. He chewed his bacon and eggs while
- remote part OF his mind considered in amaze
ment how different this rich girl was from the
he had in the movies. The he had watched
the had not seemed dangerous and his mind
had been able do with her he liked but this rich girl
walked everything put herself in the and what
strong beyond understanding talked and acted sim
ply and directly and she COMPOUNDED him. He had quite
forgotten that Peggy the kitchen and when his plate
empty he soft piece Of bread and began sop
clean, carrying the bread 10 his mouth in huge hunks
You more?"
He Stopped and laid tie bread ASIDE He had
ed 20 let her see in 10 na', - dit that a. home
mo he sad. = plenty
~You reckon Ike ~ lure Peggy tsid.
"Ieesgm. rc~ So"
This said About good - frd
wondered Sad ".s' ~
tie old and Oh woman prs,'y good he thosEht
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Ypsilantii
BY MRS. TUGENIt O'BANNON
Brown thapel

Browns Cnafe scat or choir
sang an Ess'ss csn,ata. " uor4ee
~ Easter Morn ~ Elcn Jane
l>orerz II n. sunday 70 ca
pa t.ty house M Edna Hender-
ron va T.cs loggaro Nts. VIM
fred Carter ALTO, Jesse tors and
ne Rev X. q. Brown, bassDs Pe,cs
Thomi< on. ten.r.
Tie rev u. &. Simmons spoke
Sunday mollirs On he Resprrec
ton AFTER which tapt.cu.al
service and membership VOWS we're
held tsr new members.
The sunday school rendered a
Eaeter Program In the afternoon.
Mex sunday ne Junior choir viii
accompany the pastor to Monroe
- render service g. the AME
church
sunday Aps.l - Dr.. L. l. Berry,
secretary and treasurer ~ Mss ons
Will Do me gaes, al ne morning
~errA.p.
Second Baptist
The pastor tho Rev CARRIER
Robertson spoke On The Nseu
Chg.rt' Oae ~as accepted as can
d.da'e ~ hsp M
J4t be.Gse t4e morning service
Mss Laura Joya'r, popular school
teacher Of liarclct school was
In,l IN hoy ~ediork 10 Glen
Mllan. Dr. Robertson oiicated
The sunday school conducted
their Easter program IN the after
noon. Mrs. Maggie Taylor Mas n
charge
The Eaeier can'aia Christ VIC
torlous' wa rendered by the SEN
lor choir at IA. Guest soloists
were Mic Bernlce kersey alto:
Peter ThOmps tenor. Theron
Kersey, baf
$3.50. 800. social News .. ~
Tho Res. aud Mrs G. ". Carr
accompanied by VI 5. Perry attend
"a the BuDding association az First
Baptist Inks'er .ast SUNDAY
The Rev. +. G. Copeland and wife
Or River Rouge were Friday visi-
tors OF the REV. and Aire. Carr.
Frank Roberts Will be guest
speaker Of the Junior Bible class
sunday. April u.
Carver Community center will
present Smith Chapel Dramatic
guild in three act comedy Friday.
April 10 at Harriet Street school
Mge. Efhe Brandon and children.
Rose. Ann and Otha Jr. left Friday
for Linton. Kentucky To spend
Easter
Nrt Katie Shamwell and family
lett Friday for visit with rela-
tiyes IN ST. Louis, Mo.
Mr and Mrs. j. b. Butler OF IIsr-
Dor Springs and Mrs. Silas Lane Of
Welsh, VIVA, are hou'cguests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Owens.
Jakes Rites
Funeral rites were held Thurs
day for Barney u. Jakes, 20, April
from Second Baptist church. The
Rev. r. &. Brown. assistant pastor.
ofnciated
Mr. Jakes died Thursday At St
Joseph Hospital after undergoing
an operation. Born IN England. Mr.
Jakes had been resident OF Ypsi
lantl for 80 years.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Clara Jakef, who Is unable to walk.
one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Smith
OF Detroit. brother and sister OF De-
troit: and step-daughter, Mrs.
Allie Edmonds OF Ypsilsnti.
Dixon Rites
Funeral services were held April
4 for the late Mrs Florence Dixon
from Second Baptist OF which she
was member. The Rev. Samuel
Gray ofhciated.
Mrs Dixon was born In 1897 In
Middleburg. Ohio and died Tuesday,
March n nj her home. 437 Hawkins
street al the age Of a.. AZ Florence
Marshall she married Oscar w.
Dixon in 1927 IN Cleveland before
moving 10 Ypsilanti In 1881.
Surviving are her husband. one
sistcr. Mrs. Lottio Fuller OF Harris
burg. Pa. two brothers. Richard
and Clarence Dickson ~ Cleveland,
several nieces and nophows.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Card OF Thanks

Mrs. Valerie Turner Pettiford
wishes 10 thank friends, nelghbors
and organizations for their beantl-
ful floral offerings and Kind words
Of sympathy during her recent he
reayement in the death Of her hus.
band, Walter X. PettIford.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11

The Annual Membership camp
aisn o. The National Association for
'Ae Advancement OF Colored Peo-
pie Will be- held June lis accord
INK 90 = decision reached by the
Executive committee last Tuesday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11

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-Yss ten years. NJ rane "a
Green. He vasA rood naa. ,o,.
How cone he 70 leave"
"Oh. he yn smast. taat Cree.
Wal. He toek A io5 NTH ire gov
srrnsn,. Mrs. Dalton made lin
70 70 r.gAt schos. Mrs Daso-
Always iryinx ~ hep so1esory
yes BlYg4r kne1 tsa.. r.. b,
vas not go.rz 70 any r.rat Scnoo!
He boxed =. Peggy. ,ne Uss ben
over the Fl-k Vasa!rg clshes He.
vo.ds aa1 cnaMeages I'm sI4 .,
te., he RAJ i, say sonesa.ns
Yess4n ne sas snar. /.
said. And 'ea years = .org
tine
oos @4set 4, leas Peggy
said. Ise bsea here t7euts Gears
uyse., I s.rsys va ne ,er
sucxlnz 20 .oh I s1ays say
when you ge. good pace tael
s,rx ,hsre a rol4.g tfrrs ya.1.
trs 70 moss ardte ,r.s
Bigger sa.a noting
"Eyssy' a.1gs simple and nice
around neie Peggy SAD They've
got nil oas. .s4, 'aey .}e Ike has
man bs.ngs T1ey dont.p.t OF airs
tra g,rf, Afrs Datsa believes TIA,
Do pie sao41 be TIA, VA
Ysssam They're Ch-.s,!sE
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