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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-18
Goodman News
Genola S. Redd, Reporter

Mr. and Mrs John Pickens had
as their dinner guests Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs Ira Smith and Mrs Ernes-
tine Jordan of Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. Carrie Diamond of Oxford.
was buried Friday, November 10,
with funeral services being held at
the C.MC. church. Mrs. Diamond
was a former resident of this town
Those from Goodman to attend the
funeral services were: Mrs. Bessie
Pickens, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Garland, Mr.. Jimmie Garland. She
leaves to mourn her passing a host
of relatives and friends in Good
man as well as in Oxford.
Misses Lille Ruth Morgan, Annie
Thelma Smith, students of C.M.C.
College were home for the week
end.
Mrs. Mary Graves and daughter,
Josephine Gamer of Carlo, Ill, are
visiting in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
jim Brown.
Mr. Tommie Young visited in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Billing
slea. Mr.. Young is Mrs. Billingslea's
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Zollicoffer had
as their week end guest, their grand
daughter, Lena Mae zollicoffer Of
Durant. Lena Mae is 10 years Of
age and is in the fourth grade.
Mr. Alfred Travis of West, visit
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Gainesville News
Rev. a. r. Thomas, Reporter

Mr.. Sam Fair. passed this life,
November z, and he leaves to
mourn his passing a wife, Mrs.
Lille Fair, a host of relatives and
friends. MIR. Fair had been in fail
ing health a long time. He and his
wife We're members Of the Pilgrims
Rest Union at home and also mem
bers Of the Century Burial Asso-
citation Of Crystal Springs, w. J.
Price, manager.
Pvt Jimmie Jones is home again
on a 10 days Through. He is now
stationed in Salt Lake City. Utah.
Pvt Linzy Jones is somewhere
in England. The parents Of these
two soldiers are, Rev. and Mrs.
Wiley Jones Of this community.
The Egypt Hill school children
and teachers enjoyed trips to the
state fair and Bushey Creek East
copiah County Fair, where they
took part in the exhibits. etc.
we wish to invite the public to
our Thanksgiving plate supper and
Tonkey tail party given by the
school on November 20. Now. don't
forget the time and place to enjoy
yourself on Thanksgiving at the
Egypt Hill school house.
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ed in the home Of his brother, Mr.
L. c. Travis.
Mrs. Gertrude Smith visited in
the home of Mrs. Mamie Johnson
in Lexington. recently.
The Goodman Baptist church
with the pastor, Rev. H. L. John
son in charge had a good pastoral
day service. Out of town visitors
who attended at the Goodman Bap-
list church were: Mrs. Fannie B.
Moses of Memphis, Mrs. Mary
Graves and daughter of Carlo, H.,
Prof. B. Brown of Pickens, Prof.
A. P Johnson, wife and children
Of Clinton, Mrs. Spencer MCGEE of
Memphis, Mrs. Ernestine Jordan of
Portland, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Tilmon Of
Jackson visited in Goodman Sum
day.
Funeral services will be held
Monday November 20 at the Wal
ters Chapel M. E. church for the
late Mr. Jim Motin who depart
ed this life Saturday, November II.
Mr.. Moten's death came suddenly
while in the woods cutting wood.
The family became alarmed when
his wagon and mule returned with
out him. His wife, Mrs. S. c. Moten
of Goodman is his only survivor.
The j. M. A. sponsored a pro-
gram Sunday evening at the Good
man Baptist church.
The Rev. Sweeney, pastor of the
M. E. church left for Clarksdale
to attend the annual conference.
We hope Rev. Sweeney will be sent
back to US.
Those who attended the Holmes
county teachers meeting were:
Mesdames Laura B. Russum, Gen
ola Redd, Ida Nell Redd, Lille c.
Winston, c. A. Garland, Gertrude
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st. Peters Church Of Christ, Holt
ness, Wednesday. November 8, with
Rev j. Vance. pastor, officiating.
Interment was in st. Peter Gene
terry. Mr.. McCullin died in a jack
son hospital He was life long
resident Of Copiah county, q mem
Der OF one OF its well known fam
lies. He was very active in the
Holiness church and was consider
ed a generous and helpful neighbor
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Orzola Walker lGcCullin. a brother
Mr.. Cicero NcCulhn Of Memphis.
Hazlehurst Gossip
NJ. NJ. w. was strictly on The BAN
Sunday riding in her Ponatic.
We wonder what James e. Boz
man was saying about that Cry
ing). Little Sister Moore don't hit
boys over the head with bottles
anymore, please try to control your
temper and you viii last a long
time. don't you think?
Troy Reese seems 10 be as much
in love with Little Sister Moore
as ever, as he says she sure looks
swell to him.
Dorothy Harris was strictly on
the ball with Thomas Washington
Monday evening, what about that
Josie Mae Banks. as if you didn't
know the story.
Say, Jessie Mae Lee. don't get
angry with Jennie Y. Carr because
she's trying to fIirt with Claud
Smith for you have everything so
why worry your pretty little head?
We hope Lizzie Mae Davis won't
go wild because w. J. Hillard is
cming home. make up your mind.
which one is it. Cornill Christmas
or w. j. Hillard?
We wonder why Alton Nc1Tiller
is so quiet, could it be that he has
fallen in love again or could it be
that he stays sleepy from working
all night long?
We wonder what would happen
if Louise Christmas quit popping
gum in school and quit looking
silly at all times2 If M NJ. w. would
quit grinning in school?
Jim Davis is strictly hipped to the
1--WE. Jack Davis and Argie Shannon
really are a cute couple. Why
doesn't Boost Davis settle down
to one boy friend? Mary Lee Har-
ris. Jesse Lean Bozson and Mamie
e. Smith nearly break their necks
when blue car passes for trey
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Madison County
News
Mrs. Artie BulGe, Reporter

Mrs. Artie NJ Bullie has been
named chairman of the China
Grove community in the Sixth
War Loan Drive which begins. No
vember 20 and ends December Is.
A committee has been appointed
10 help her in the drive as follows:
John jefferson, Ethel I. Moore,
Louise Bullie. Every individual
church, school lodge ana Willing
Workers Society will be contacted
during the drive.
Geomes Thompson was very
proud to have as guests in his home
the past week his two sons, Jessie
Thompson and James Thompson,
who serves in the armed forces. The
boys were overjoyed at being able
to meet at home during their fur
Tough.
On November Is, Court No. So
the Heroines of Jericho wiz have
their annual sermon at China
Grove A. M. E. church, 5 miles
west Of Madison Station. All lodges
and 1urts that can come are in
vited 10 be present and help to
make thia big affair for the
day.
On November 10. there win be a
corner stone laying at Livingston
Baptist church with the Masonic
Brothers in charge of the cere-
mony This church is located on
Livingston Road, z miles east Of
Flora.
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THE MISSISSIPPI ENTERPRISE

for Willie B. il she could have
Beslin Gordon all by herself. Cheer
up Willie 3. there are other boys
besides this cat.
What's up girls, Frances came to
school Wednesday morning full Of
laughter, was it because she had
such a nice time in Memphis with
Robert?
Mary Bard says that Sgt. Whites
is the cream in her coffee and with
out him her coffee isn't worth
drinking.
4 certain cat IS falling for Henri
Just like a ton of bricks.
The 10th grade cosmopoliton en-
tanned the people Of the commun-
ity with a silver tea. It was en-
joyed by many who attended.
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Mrs. Robert Rembert and her
lovely little daughter, Ann spent
the week end with Mrs. Johnnie
Tanner. The Remberts live in Me-
Comb.
Mrs. Susie Mae DUR has returned
to her home after visiting her sis
ter and botrher-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Greer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill H. Hearmon in Canada.
S. Sgt. Joe e. Custavis and his
cir fried, Miss Alberta Clayton
of Staten Island, N. Y. spent his
furlough with his family. Rev. and
Mrs. William Gustavis of this
town. They also visit in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Cicero Mccullin
were visitors in the home of Mrs.
VIM King Thursday, November 8.
They enjoyed a deHciously prepar-
ed dinner. Others present were.
Mrs. OrboIa McCullin. Mr. Ed
Smith. Mrs. David Smiley. Mrs.
Aaron Ball.
Funeral services for Mr.. James
McCullin, age 46, Were held from
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think its the Smiley Brothers, Of
course Mamie says it really isn't
the Smiley Brothers, its p. ]. Ball
Tor her / am sure Maggie Ard and
Maids Ard won't get lonesome for
Charley and Homer Young VIII
strictly keep them company.
What would happen if Maids Ard
would quit grining? Il Mary Lee
Harris would stop twinstng and
Christine Crisler would getherself
a boy friend and stop trying to
flirt with Hugh Porter Tanner who
says he is nuts about Birtha NJ
Tnlman Well SO long folks, until
next time.
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Grenada News
Edited and published by students
of Grenada high school

Saturday night the ladies bridge
club was deliberately entertained at
the lovely hillside home Of Or. and
Mrs. I. r. Raiford, this being Arm
istice Day, patriotic colors were us
ed in decoration and refreshments.
Upon entering the hostess passed
out baskets of nuts and candy to
the following: Mrs. Q. L. Thomp-
son, Miss Dlorie Moore, Miss Mar
garet Miller, Mrs. Helen Sandles,
Miss Rachel Bohannon, Mrs. Ha-
Eel Tucker, Mrs. Minnie Jamerson,
Egrs. Beulah, Mrs. Buchanon. After
a few hours of bridge the hostess
in her very efficient manner serv-
ed chicken a-la-kng, fruit salad,
crackers and coca colas, ice cream
and cake. Those winning high scor-
es and presented very useful prizes
were: 1Iesdames Hazel Tucker and
Helen Sandelers; DR.. Riford, Prof.
Buchanan, Prof Thompson, Mr.
Alex Murphy and Maurice joined
the ladies later.
We rejoice with the Raifords over
the news Of their son being sent
to officers training school We wish
for him much success.
The Pastors Aid Society of the
Bell Flowers M. B. church met at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pink
skyes. A very nice time was en-
joyed by all present.
The CLAY presented by the junior
and senior classes was very largely
attended. The Hoodooed Coon"
was a scream from the beginning
to the end. The characters were at
their best, James Beck the scream
in his blackface manner
The Wildcats went to Charleston
Friday and played one of the most
spectacular games Of the season,
winning their first game of the sea
son. 1t was worth plenty to see the
speed Of Q. c. and Mullen.
The Junior Red Cross drive got
under way Thursday with a real
good start.
The Junior Red Cross Drive got
under way Thursday with a real
good start.
Those attending the annual carni-
val on jackson College campus.
Miss Luellen Brown guest Of Miss
Mildred Williams student there,
Prof L. T. Smith and Sonny Tuck
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark and
others attended the Cole Bros. Cir
Gus in Greenwood. Wednesday.
The county All club exhibit held
at the ESQ was very largely attend
ed Saturday
Mrs. Carrie Hoover was a week
end guest in the home of friends
ia Memphis. She reports an enioy-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-18

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PAGE FIVE

was shocked to hear Of her death
Sunday night, November 10. Miss
Bette was beloved by all who
knew her. She has broken the
shackles of life and gone onward to
rest on the bosom of God.
On Thanksgiving day at II
o'clock there will be preaching at
the Second Baptist church, also that
night at o'clock there will be
a Thanksgiving program. Every
body is invited to be present.
Mr.. Ernest Wright is on the sick
list All hope for him speedy
recovery.
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Smith, Lucille Storye, Fannie Horn
POntotoc News
Mrs. Mildred Bates, Reporter

Mr. Frank Bolton of Chicago, is
visiting in the home of his bro
Their, Mr.. Pinson Bolton and fam
lily.
Friends of Mr.. Robert Cameron
are glad to know that he is back
home from the capitol and is able
to walk some on his cut foot.
Friends of Miss Bette cambridge
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MAIDEN

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Req Willard L Clayton, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, Dec 11-As a
text for the prophetic message
of jeremiah, "A Righteous
Branch Is Coming" The even
ing service was conducted by
the Baptist Fellowship. Miss
Mary Smith read the Scripture,
prayer by Miss Virginia Carter,
duet by Miss Harriet Smith and
David Johnson, reading Of a
Christmas Story by Miss Bar
hara Mason; song leader
Frank Rogers. The service was
in charge Of Charles H Smith.
Remarks were made by Rev
Clayton. - Miss Mamie Fields
of Muskegon, Mich, is visiting
her uncle, Mr. Guthrie Hodges
of Everett and was a visitor at
the morning service; also Mrs
Mae Brown, guest of Mrs Nor
rison. - News was received of
the promotion of Thelma Q
McNair to the rank of SER
geant. Sgt MacNair is stationed
at Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
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Changing World The sermon
was an admirable one and was
greatly enjoyed. Music by the
Mems choir, Russell Thomas
was the soloist, At night fen
jackson spoke again speaking
on 1.-THE Key to the Kingdom"
Both sermons by the visitor
were much enjoyed. Centripu-
tions for the day were $500.
Mr. Downing led the Youth Eel
lowship meeting at 6 p m. T. is
group will sing Christmas
songs at the church Christmas
Sunday and will also sing car
OILS throughout the season.
You are cordially invited TO
at Id all our church actiVi-
ties.
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The Foe Within

In our battle for justice we
must realize that there are
thousands Of traitors within
our ranks-men and women
who, having mortgaged their
own craven souls to our en-
emies, are willing and anx-
ious to sell out our group for
4 mess of pottage. In nyriads
Of instances they have al
ready done so. Many of these
beings are like moles which
burroW beneath the surface,
and they have by their perm
icious activities placed the
entire structure of our rights
in peril. The vilest, eruelest,
most brutal, craftiest, most
d-blooded outspeken en-
envy is far less dangerous
than the vile, crafty, Sinking,
Snake-like burrowing foe
within!
--LLEWELLYN LEWIS
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WOBURN

ST JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev Harold T Branch, Pastor
WoBURN, Mass, Dec IL
Services at the st Johns Bap-
fist church were well attended
Sunday. The pastor delivered
a maSterful address in the
morning. National Bible Su L.
day was observed in the Sun
day School, Supt Chester Can
ada, leader. The Sunshine band
met at 4 p m and the members
were taken on a bus ride by
the Supervisor, Miss Catherine
Canada, to her home in WI
nlington for the meeting and
social time. The congregation
of st Johns was agreeably sur
prised by a visit from Chaplain
Roger Williams, former pastor
of. the church who brought the
evening message, Miss Eleanor
Banks was soloist. Miss Esther
TAM, an American Of japanese
ancestry and a student at Bos-
ton University was the speak
er at the Fellowship Hour at
the close of the church service
"a a special program planned
by the youth Of the church. In
a discourse on life in a "Relo-
cation Center" was most later
esting.
Youth groups from the local
churches were present in large
numbers. Refreshments were III
charge of the Primary teach
ers, headed by Mrs Mildred
Phillips. Miss Charlotte Finley,
a member of the Wing Scouts
is working for her Service
Badge as an aide at the
Chalres Choate Memorial Hos
pital putting in so hours of
service. Miss Finley is tie
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Thorn
as Finley of 3 Church ct and
is a sophomore at the local
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west MEDFORD

SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. Frederick Bailey, Pastor
WEST MEDFoRD, Mass, Dec.
II - Women's Day, sponsored
by the new enterprising Friend
ly Workers led by Mrs. Florence
Lovelace, featured the Shiloh
morning services last Sunday.
Pastor Bailey delivered his SER
mon on the subject and a SOLO
ist sang the beautiful Lords
Prayer. Mrs. Adelaide Williams
read an excellent paper on wo-
mems place in the home and
community and Mrs. Carrie
Booker read Biblical quotations.
The Junior Choir sang two Sc
lections and Miss lone Digger
sang a solo, "Bal min Gilead."
Deacon Neal. recently honorably
discharged from the Navy. was
present and looking very we'll.
Services for Mrs. Lille E. Kelley,
wife of Medford's Riding School
proprietor, Herbert Kelley, of
is Jerome st were held at the
home Monday of this week. Mrs.
Kelley passed away Dec. 7, at
Maiden hospital where she had
been on the danger list follow
ing a sudden stroke The COM
pathy to the entire family. The
Medford Youth Commission an
nounces a Child Care Center for
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HARLEM BEAM
BY Floyd G. SneIson

NEW YORK - Sgt. 10 Louis
was rescued from a Broadway
multitude the other eve by
white M. P. officers and placed
in a squad ear ;. and his re-
fuge was Tondaleyos after the
exciting escape Somebody
spied the champion in the
theatre crowds and hollered
"helIo, Joe Louis" and the
crowd Surged about the big fell
low in such dimensions that he
was almost taken off his feet =.
BEA ELLIS, former Cotton
Club beauty, now private see
rotary to Duke Ellington, had
another birthday Saturday
She was recipient of many fell
citations and presents
have had the pleasure of the
acquaintance of the charming
Miss since she first went on the
stage with the Whitman
sisters, and saw her later at
the Grand Terrace in Chi and
the New York Cotton Club
she's regular pal and a swell
gal.
Speaking of birthdays, an
other good friend of mine Mrs
Edna (Mom) Turner, wife of
Fat Man on Sugar Hill, pitched
a lively shindig the other eve
celebrating her natal date, and
aside from the turkey and all
the trimmings, the champagne
flowed like real wine.
The lovely HELEN BAYLOR
barmaid at Lucky's Rendezvous
is great favorite among the
boys and girls of Sugar Hill, and
they all crowd in to see her
welcome smile LA VERNE
RILEY-THOMAS is all smiling
and very happy that her meal
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pre- school age children soon to
open at the old Tufts School in
South Medford. All enrollments,
donations, and offering of per-
sonal services will be welcome
at this time. Simply phone Mys.
1884 for information. The new
Medford Serviceman's Recreatio
Center opened last Saturday at
the Water Department Building
on Swan st, and will be open
daily to veterans, white and coll
ored alike, Games, music and
refreshments are on hand. Tech
Sgt, Kennie Addison, formerly
of somerville and now stationed
at an aviation replacement base
at Greensboro, N. c. was in town
last week visiting friends. He is
physical director of the camp.
Mrs. N, Edmondsdn, longest
Watkins Dealer of color in New
England, wishes to thank her
many patrons for their warm
support. The Youth Council or
the Community Center will be
heard from in as and the Tfus-
tee Board is moking plans for
the New Year this week. City
Hall has made a fine choice in
enlisting Lieut.. AL Kountze to
aid Medford veteran rehabilita-
ton. He has won the confidence
of the boys for % years and he
knows what their problems are.
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3 Springfield

years old and a graduate Of the
w S high school. - Pvt Charles
H CASTOR, son of Mr. and Mrs
Paul CASTOR Of Tenth st was
home on furlough from the
Tuskegee Air Base. He is a
member Of the TAAF. He has
a brother in France and one
in Italy. - Mr. Andrew Jack
son, real estate operator of 70
Pendleton ave, has been ser
iously ill at the Springfield
hospital, improved at this writ
ing. His daughter, Mrs Doris
Kimbrough of New York has
returned after a visit to her
fathers bedside. A SON Leo T
is with the Army Air Corps at
Tuskegee, pilot Air Cadet. ~
The Annual Memorial service
of the Harmony Lodge of Elks
was held at the Third Baptist
church with the pastor Rev H
A Rogers speaking, The Temple
was represented by Mrs Hen
nessey and Daughter Ruler
Stella Thomas. Exalted Ruler
Ray Stanford also spoke. We
regret we cannot give in this
report a list of the officers of
Harmony Lodge to be elected
today, our dead line date.
Grand Exalted Ruler J Finley
Wilson is expected to be here
together with his staff. A later
report will also give the out
come Of the decision of the To-
cal license board as to granting
a liquor license to the club for
the coming year. The question
is one that has received keen
attention by the police and dis
trict court and officers and
! friends of the club.
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WEST NEWTON
MT ZION BAPTIST CHUR III
Req J H Dennis, Pastor

MT ZION BAPTIST CHUR III
Req J H Dennis, Pastor
Yes, good or bad you are
known. BY what you think, say
and do, One acts as he thinks
and US what he does. Others
will do the judging. Be tear
less; think, act and do your
best at all times. See us in Mt
Zion Sunday, Dec II, at 10'45
a m. Subject, Conviction" At
1915 S S. $40 Young Peoples
meeting. 7:45 p m theme, mo
Cloak" Tuesday, Dec S, The
Busy Bee Club of Ehenezer
Baptist church met with the
Rev Mrs Sadie Dennis, 9G5
fremont st, Roxbury. A lalge
number of the club was pres
ent. Also MIR N Edmonsen of
West Medford and his wife
were at the meeting and DEM
onStrated some of the Watkins
Drug Company'S products
which was very greatly appre-
ciated. At the close and af'er
the repast, Rev Dennis gave
words of encouragement and
inspiration. The evening was
well spent.
Sunday, Dec 10 was a happy
day at Mt Zion. For we always
get more and more light Of
Gods Word and joy of heart
when we hear a message by
Rev Dennis. Morning Serni IN
told us how to wait for the
Lord. Not eager, in hurry,
sadness and fear, but peaceful,
patiently, in love and aSsur-
ance. God is never late. T:45
p m subject, "a Just Judge"
Such judges must be born
anew. Justice must first be
found on the inside of an in
c,ividual; here the actions viii
aim at justice, regardless. 3a'
sick are ON the mend. The
grandson of Mr. James Bland,
Cpl James Ellis is home from
Newport News, Va for a few
days. Our guest Sunday nighs
was Mrs Lillian Harris OF
Montclair, N ], Come to Zion.
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ON MEDFORD
VET COMMITTEE

MEDFoRD-Mayor Walter e.
Lawrence and local veteran
officials have invited 1t. Elmer
i. Kount7e to serve on the Med
advisory committee for the re-
habiIitation of war veterans.
1t. Kountzs served 20 years
with the GRIND Infantry and
has had experience with troops
during various assignments in
many parts of the country IN
Guiding TT. Devens. Camp Ed
wards, TT. Dix, Fl. Benning, Ca
IT. Huackuca, Ariz, in TenneS-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-12-16

ONE OF THE BIGGEST HoLI-
DAY CELEBRATIONS in his
tory.