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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT expert; books started, kent,
audited: tax reports. monthly service
statements: prompt: reas. SH. 1854. s.
business firms as regular clients: prepars-
tion Government reports, tax returns,
b9SMkkssping MIssIan ssryiees geX 7S5x, Star g
to manage large office, accounting expert
ence. management, finance personnel De-
pendable in every respect Now employed
at substantial salary. Write details. Box
coLLEGE GRADUATE, ex-nav.l otleer,
married, "a. B. B. A.. degree, major sta
tistics, mathematics. desires any interest
ing Job with future. RA. 1886. 1s
DRAFTSMAN. general. 5 years experience:
lettering ability excellent: veteran. 80
pSsF' @ kRas5sf :s5Ssss'tssstu.s sSs ss ~. t1e
DRAFTsMAN, experienced. aircraft, pias-
tics. mechanical, wants permanent position
with future; age %, married. "a Old Glebe
I'd. Bldg. c, Apt. B-1. Il
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, "a years old
with law degree. formerly 1t. COL Signal
Corps, desires position in Washington
where suitable use can be made Of educa- :
tion and experience BACKGROUND; salary,
SoVERNM2SNT aeS col coRREsIPoNpENr. sEsI 30. u
year varied buiness experience, due to de-
Capitalization, seeks comparable trade as
sociat connection. $4,000. Boz
Eof,A' obA9s ~
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CEMENT WORK, stone walls, .iaestone
porches and walks, chimneys, hreplaces.
P. MARCUCC1O, Route 4, Horner'S lane,
Rockville. Md, Telephone Rockville 34s-J.
DRIvEWAYs. black top. concrete. ma
ment work: DEIN. WI. 6611. IS
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing put the best;
ayinf ns, ssndinE; fn,shins cleaning par
sMc IN .ss ooToAeT1Bs' To sIfs NC 1912 wiss0n-
FLOORS sANDED and rehnished; 10 yrs
exp: dustless machines; white mechs. !;
reasonable prices. MR.. BROWN, co.
FLOORS sANDED. REF1NIsHED. cleaned
Service, RE. ssss or TIE. 1858. '" 5:
KEM-TONlNG. PAINTING. decorating: we
specialize in Kem.Tone work; also interior
sna snae eEseri9a Ks sa7o painting. SHAPIRO AT
PAINTING. interior and exterior. All work
given prompt attention. HENKEL &,
BROWN, Trinidad 1896: l3'
foors Washed l,in and saxed, sanding AND
paired. UNITED HOME SERVICE. iNc.
FArNrISG, S1s'roREc DEc6kAffSa, fRSe p.perins, door
rennishins, roof repairs, waterproofins;
work guaranteed; white mechanics; free
estimates. GILBERT g. HAMILTON, es-
tsblishsd 1925. Ap, 5l2g; -,
wills, tMzEST,RSoPoiiTAS coSTSAcy5So
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PERSONAL.

COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY. ali kinds.
AffRs fkay ltzs taofodshrR 1S5 as,ai licensed by
Ii afs5 hoME Hsfonss or elderly
ssss TAX ss!Tie; AND cH AfTRRArroSs FER
lseea,ed sss,,s. above .oew's Columbia Theatel
ENaEL formerly q Fifth hesssensN sve'a N Yn ".
t1is0tir. t1lo ? + ,soF NV Room 90. Telephone
THOMAS n SULLIVAN. I $. c.. chirop-
eodist formerly 1921 Coun. ave, now
nens Ioentsd cbes5naf s5 Eye ST. s, NV For appoint
YOUR PORTRAIT at home. 10 1nished
photos in different poses. $3.50. Pic
lures that you will always treasure. Also
EXPERT TAILORiNGSMen's and wom-
ems sIl clothes; reps5iring, remodslins, no de-
HiGHEsf MefSSn pRncEs PA1p Aaoh io1 Diamonds ana
lLIvINosToN 4 CO, i4ss HIST Il St NV. AsdE. Ne.
PHONE sHEt HERD $3.50. ask for Mis-.
Wright: II you are in need Of Ioar up tr
pARsoSs M 81 s0a5 GoGNTRYs1pE i5shasaFs SCHOOL day
trsnsportston furnished f dsig shrousSoat an sEsoa
WsshiaS.on sve ST. 1872 aad suburbs, s4el Georgia
PIANIST. excellent sight reader, fine .c-
companist, soloist. open for hotel or restau-
MT. VERNON CO-OPERATIvE Nursery
School open for enrolment; care for
trained nurse, child-care consultant Part
time. S29; full time, $50 per month
Photos or YOUR BABY in your home
20 different poses, S12.50. You will treas
ure these lovely, natural pictures In your
chiid's own environment. For appoint
SLIP COyERs AND DRAPERiEs profess
sionally tailored from your material or ours
All workmanship guaranteed. DI ola2
SOUND PROTECTOR, 1s-mm;, for hire
with operator's service. for all occasions
NURSES AvAiLABLE-!r be' interracial
Nurses Registry"; trained, practical or un-
dergraduates; never closed AT 27O9. -3
PERMANENT. 81; shampoo and finger wave,
OUR SCHOOL; l340 NJ ave,
COOPERATIVE APARTMENT wanted, .,
3 or 4 rooms; will sell lovely home, am =.
in Friendship, D. c., at prewar value if
above located; brick construction. gas heat.
HUMAN Alarm CLOCK. reliable wake-up
service. For information call AT. 20s0.
SWIMMING TEACHER, experienced, for
girls camp in Maryland l hour from D. C.
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

KANSAS CITY, st. Louis, leaving Tues-
day new car with licensed driver: ac-
commodate several, reasonable HARDER
Monday.
DESIRE TO DRIVE late-model car to Lo.
Angeles Calf, leave within 10 days. Cal
YOUNG COUPLE desires ride to Parkers.
burg, w. Va, Friday before Easter; share
expenses and driyins, Call Sunday or eve.
nings after DU. 602S 2s
LADY would like ride to Buffalo or Toron.
TO April or 5; references; Phone North
WOMAN. with children. driving to Lin.
coin, Neor. WEDNESDAY; relief driver
companion wanted. Ref. required. CHI
6SSS.
MARINE driving to Calf. needs passenger.
TO all arts Of U. S. Tel Dill GAS 3.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
BUSINESS.

REcEPTIONIsT, woman, $3.50, and typist
,arse ,sn nrm, "a interest. work: sslesgirl. knowl
wk up; clerk-typist, will teach PIX. S3h
Can use 80 new applicants daily for new
See Miss Reed only. PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st Ma 6OSS
SECRETARY. woman, $4,000, construction
machlnerE. under 35; secretary, tax office
$50 wk: PIX oper; hourly openinrs II
you need a position visit us frst Est i
yrs. Miss YOUNG, PERSONNEL, SERVICE
1917 G st, MA olI4
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HOME IMP. coMPANIEs tcea,.,

HOME IMP. ,coMPANIES tcsat.) :.
REMODEL, nodernlse your home now
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATioN &C.; $500 Wis. ave vi. 1900
ing interior and EXTERIOR. waterproohng
and cement work. We are prompt and
THoMAs BROS, NE Ne IL ia34. " ~
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have ma
terial. Repairing and remodelinE: as
Sligo 3942 evenings except Fri and Sat
WATERPROOFING. all kinds have your
basement waterproofed now. Cement
work. ROBERT E. PRICE. RE 1881 90.
CONSTRUCTING new driveways. resurfac-
ing and repairing old ones: asphalt or ce-
ment ne icSpps euT sspseialty Sh coMMuN1TY NUN, cos-
SPACRETE, gun applied; waterproofs and
besutif1es stucco, cinder block and brick
Denrike bldg MA 1&Ra a
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcsns.).
,|saa; |$4;s1zss zs Rs. ssi III 80 ,C's 's's g. Nv
". x.NEIIAM nLaN1S cleared 24.noar sery: ,.
and woodwork cleaned: work guaranteed:
any size Job. DISTRICT UNITED WINDOW
CLEANING CO.. sl4 q pl NV RE, 1877.
WASHING MACHINES repaired. work done
in your home: free estimates. Call MR..
ZINN. TAYLOR 1G4A Is
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HELP DoMESTIc.

Nc iroaiaf' ss4sis xssher; stay 3 m nshas; hts
COOK AND CIV. Settled exp. colored
woman, Bendix: upstairs room; small
f.ss ssaas .s !ye Fl IA Pzt s4ss roo" bath
sms Go1f iem NO sg. gand.es aso soo
wages: must be dependable, experienced
GSs TssJsness ssr I@. Dg
apt; LOCAL refeTsnees required: noon iii
aft s1ter eoxdd dinner $50 500, other ful-time help
COUPLE. coiored, work in hish-cl.ss sues.-
sssss Live N. RE. usS os4a. pave 5000 re1ef
cook and houseman: i. i've in. private 'aias apt;
G,HT:' reliable, ASSIST with one child; no
G.H.W, experienced: must have refer
fnesS n er os assist ys eeokng S25 wk live
GHW.-PLAiN COOK; i've p in, n p private en-
tE1Res T I yy to quarters Apply 54si sth St. NV.
help with child: small apt. Colonial VIII
lage: $50 and carfare. CH. 1000. Ext 500
sHx sys ADJ asal5 ssl 'ns fa at ssi 1907
G.HW., between 30 and 40; live in: warm.
,ish, siars1 room and bath bath; must have good local
sfSs sESEkAGo ssIo ReusEWoakIk: ~ aI light cooking.
snees. W CO 'a ssaa. Apts ts 4ia His local reisF-
GIRL from pm. through s o'clock din
IS mo- vi $3.50 nsneH. gethesda ares5 rese5enees' nee
GikL' :, ,co,lored' ,t wanted for e.h.w.. and to
eher fss sdnd.y 70 and psEk IN o S
Girl s Ok woM.N.o r. ssnefs. ,sssH houseeork. wa
machine; live out; 5ia-dav week. no Sun
days days local references: good salary. WI.
HoUsEkEEPER. eolored live in; Al ref
House aoTsEkEEPER-cook. ri ssS young white. e re-
1labe, oP leca1 ts ref; live I'M adult couple sa5
HousPkEEPER, H6i Pk hPisE room and board and
Woak snd ssTe IN * Ha fer light
oUsEKEEPER or or practical @ 1'In nurse. white
,ss or soi9red ere rel reiia6e to live in country 35
soiiset; Lssssarg Va, sos-wsi ~ :
M sf saF'nf cal fEass Wseonsin Apf 4ss sth live in or
sfS': aas4 to Ext 'P i5 or ssis alter 'ssS $50
srsn' se1D cs shts sr tsE s54 4shr look after g es-
MsP D'ss esl fTs is ess 's . stsr s;pps and
Iafsr Imsr NJ sPs oSz Sae week to start. increase
MAID. settled. g.hw.: live in; fond O,
Ghildren; $50 week: in Takoma Park. 81
MAID. colored. settled, experienced, gh.v.
light laundry; live in or out; must be fone
o. children; other help kept; salary, SEQ
MAID, colered, s.hw; live in, upstair.
Uona,, room; excellent Mt salary; references. 34o3
MAID, colored exp. and reliable, to assume
responsibility of home for 3 adults; local
Tfferesffsi Tf' 81. e7sS sl days. to g. $3.50 per
., schocl.aee children; 5-day week; ssa so,
plus earfare: nth and Pa. ave. sc. car
MAID .H.W., care Of 5-year-old child;
health card and reference; excellent sal
ary and working conditions. MRS. COR
NURSE-MAID. experienced, live in, best
surroundings; other help employed; refer.
NuRssEMAID, snJas clean. dspendsble, expert
duties; located in Silver Spring, close to
District line, directly opposite bus stop;
no sundays: S120 month: must have de-
slrable references. Box 145-Y. Star. 20
WOMAN. white to care for baby and chill
dren, light housework, some ironing. Call
Alexandria 7773. i
WOMAN, h.w, cooking: live in, upstairs
rr1 :: good salary EN-. O072. =
Evening star., 1946-04-01
SITUATIONS poMEs1Ic-

CURTAINS LAUNDERED, also nne linens
Call NO. 9466.
GIRL, colored. wants general housework
daywork. Hobart 0207 =
GIRL, colored, wants fun time or dayvork
eau 10 am Sunday FIR. ,s177.
MAID fcoloredl desires gh.w. days q
WOMAN. colored. desires job as chamber.
maid. part time. mornings. DI O960 /.
Evening star., 1946-04-01
SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEN

VET. AND WIFE want JOB as janitor with
quarters; colored; no children; extreme
knowledge OF duties: character refs Dis
Evening star., 1946-04-01
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

SWIMMING TEACHER, experienced, for
girls camp in Maryland; l hour from D. C.
Phone Adams 5000 "a
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calcuiators cleaned.
ole and adjusted. All work guaranteed
RE. l177, UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
sl3 14th St nv.
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15

land, France, Luxembourg, Ger
many and other countries in the
European Theatre of Operations.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15

Observation-Disclosures fore
stalling an otherwise automatic
increase in the old age retirement
.2avroll tax and making several
other important changes in the
social security law was signed by
President Truman.
The bill, which cleared Con-
rress Just before adjournment
e~eezes the payroll levy through
947 at the present rate of one
Der cent on employees and new
employers. Except for the new
aw. the rate would have risen to
% per cent on January l.
In the meantime, the Senate
Finance Committee is sponsoring
4 study Of the whole social secur-
:tv setup. The committee will try
20 determine. on an actuarial
basis. when and how much the
AK rate should be raised. This
S the eighth year it has been held
At one per cent.
The new law will provide an
additional S150000,O00 annually
or needy aged, needy blind, and
dependent children, through eX-
ira Federal contributions which
will furnish about SIS more each
month for 100000 old people
and blind persons and So month
more for $4,000 dependent chill
dren.
The increase will take effect
October l.
Under another section of the
bill, the families of World War II
veterans will get social security
survivors protection for three
years without charge. The pay
ments will be the same as if the
veteran had earned $3.50 a month
in covered employment, through
out his military career. The tota
cost is estimated at $175,O00,00C
through 1949.
The new law also provides So
cial security unemployment COM
censatior for al estimated 200 or
maritime workers previously no.
covered
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
COAL MINES READY
TO PRODUCE AGAIN

Raleigh-Large scale develop
nent Of the Deep River Coal field
located eight miles from Sanford
appears imminent, it was an
bounced today by R. Bruce Ethe-
ridge. director Of the North Caro-
ina Department Of Conservation
and Development.
Development will be by Walter
\. BledsOe Coal Company, oil
Terre Haute. Indiana. and its as
sociate in this venture, John Mar
shall and associates, successful
coal mining organization of Scran-
ton, Pa, which operates under
he name Of Greenwood Mining
Company.
The major portion Of the proven
Deep River field, it was revealed
has been acquired, either by out
right purchase or lease, by the
Bledsoe Company, which is the
third largest coal producing Or
ganization in the United States
Operations will start next week
in the field whereby it is expect
ed that within a few months SOC
tons of coal a day will be pro-
3uced from the old Caroline
Slope, which is located in the
heart of the field.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
TWO NEW QUAKES
FELT IN DOMINICA

Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Re
public-Terror gripped the pop
ulation of the northern provinces
of the Dominican Republic Sum-
day night following two new
shocks yesterday in the six-day
series of earthquakes and tidal
waves which left 70 persons dead
and 10000 homeless.
Hunger threatened the weary
inhabitants when attempts by the
government to rush food to the
stricken areas were hampered
seriously by washouts of roads
and bridges in the paths of swol-
len streams.
Apprehension was at its great
est near Bahia Escocesa {Scotch
Bay) where the food shortage was
particularly acute and clothing
and medical supplies were report
ed by authorities to be running
out.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
Winchester To
Be Here Aug. q
Assistant State Service Officer
To Aid Veterans With
Problems

Jack c. Winchester, assistant
State service officer, will be at
the community building Friday,
August %, from II o'clock until
4 o'clock for the purpose of help
ing veterans and their depend
ents on questions that they may
wish to ask.
Mr.. Winchester, who is rep
resentative of the N. c. Veterans
Commission, will discuss with the
veterans such problems as pen
sions, disqualification, on-the-job
training, business approval back
pay, gratuity pay, bonds, lost dis
charge and many other problems.
He urged that all those who de-
sired such assistance to visit him
during those hours.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
INCREASE IN PRICES
OF SHOES IS LIKELY

Washington-Shoe prices may
be increased to compensate man.
ufacturers for higher leather costs,
OPA said.
The effect of the new leather
orices authorized Friday night,
OPA said, cannot be determined
until earnings of the shoe indus
try are reviewed. Any increase in
shoe prices would be moderate,
PA officials said.
IN the leather price order, dis
.ributors were authorized to in
crease their prices by six per cent.
Surcharges for kid and goat skin
feathers handled by distributors
were increased from 10 to 10 per
cent.
The order is effective innmedi-
ately.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15

For best results, use the CLASH
fed columns of the Skyland Post
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
OF National And World News During The Past Week
BOARD BEGINS STUDY
OF FOOD PRICES

Washington - The new three
man Price Decontrol Board start
ed on its gigantic task of deciding
within eight days-whether a
big share of the nations food will
90 into the housewives market
basket at ceiling prices or with
no controls at all.
By Aug. 20, the board must de-
eide whether meat, grain, milk
and livestock products, cotton
seed and soybeans should be un-
der price control.
Under the new. OPA law, al
these products automatically viii
be returned to control on Aug. q
unless the board decides other
wise.
But poultry, eggs, tobacco anc
petroleum will remain ceiling,
free unless and until the boarc
specifically directs thar they bt
controlled.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
HOUCK NOW SELLING
INSURANCE HERE AGAIN

Oscar Houck, popular Ashe
county man, who was away IN
service for several years, is now
back on the job selling insurance
with Occidental. Before enter
ing service, he represented this
company and mis- many friends
will be glad to know he is now
in the insurance field again.
During the past war, he was
with the Third Army, 18th Di-
vision and saw service in Eng
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
WAR VETERANS WILL
RECEIVE SIP, 800, SO2, 900

Washington-The 10th Congress
provided S12,6O9,8O2,000 for war
veterans. or nearly $1,000 for ev-
cry soldier discharged since We
Day.
Almost third of this was in
Guided in a batch Of bills that
reached President Truman in the
closing days of the Congress,
which ne signed last week.
Largest single item was the ST.
43l,706,Q00 to pay for the ter
ni::a1<tpay~bil.
World War II veterans received
- 50" -ha O. est share of the
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
AIANY ARE INJURED
IN ALA. RACE RIOTS

Athens, Ala.-A fist fight be-
tween two white war veterans
and a Negro touched off race riot
ing in which between so and 100
Negroes were estimated to have
been injured, some of them knock
ed down and trampled, hers
Sunday.
County Court Judge D. L. Rose
nau said old and crippled Negroes
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
THANK YOU
for waiting for delivery Of your
NEW CHEVROLET

We are doing our best to see fhaf you
get your new cor as quickly as possible
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
President Signs Bill Creating
Major Social Security Changes

we're among many he saw knock
d down and trampled by white
hobs, estimated to have reached
4 total of 1000 men at one time.
Il expect at least Sc to 100
Negroes we've injured" Rosenau
'eported. THE Negroes were
chased off the streets by the
nobS.'
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15
CPL. NJ. w. ROTTEN
NOW IN GERMANY

Cpl. Willard Wayne Rotten, son
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Rotten, of Fig, is now stationed
at Deggendorf, Germany. Cpl.
Rotten entered service in April,
1915. He writes that he is well
and expects to spend Christmas
at home.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15

World tobacco production is 10
per cent larger than last years
output,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-15

cash. and other benefits but some
money went to veterans of other
wars.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-25
MISUSE OF POWER

To the editor
 I have often wondered why it is that when eolored person com nits a crime that he has to be designated or singled out. For in- stance a Negro bandit shoots po- liceman. Some people seem to think that we are too sensitive or self conscious but I don't believe a word of it. A few days ago I wrote 8 letter to a certain radio announcer calling his attention to this wrong, and he tried his best to justify himself by saying that he was quoting united press dis patch. I asked him would he say two Irish bandits or two Jewish bandits or two Italian bandits, and you and I know the answer to that one. The colored people of this, our country are no better or no worse than any other group, but we do resent these evil implica- tions which should put us on the defensive and make us alert about everything. that we can get in this
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-25
SCALES OF "JUSTICE"

The notion that scales of justice are N any Negro A. % Inc nroper weight is not believed oy 9 +re o. Americans except the most ptiaby csm is well d of our national life that their scepEcas sson is foSnded for one the forms of Jim Crom anyhng ;ons neouaty before the flaw whch ts ien I - ac . obvlous when Negro stands in the dock unaer ae cusadn Indeed delivering s4 many etan exnress opinions which flout the most elen 2
 rincipes of judicial impartiay Their emu one pf+an so alien to our democratic way or l1e tna @ ~ ha+her the iursts of Hitler Germany o1o oS dops their articles of jurisprudence rom bot in the North and in the South. .u:oo ,roxvs the hearts of so many of our feowcitzens that it +o he thongbts and acts even when they are supposeq 1o f; goinded case in point is that of Judge Jonn v Sullivan of the Suffolk Superior Court Who Tn mposg f sentance upon young Negro found guilty by ury ol attempted criminal assault declared that the - afor+nate that he received trial III snce sn his home state South Carona) ne Would tree" Such statement gives saneEon so . m Nort crine of lynching which decent Southerner or condones but seeks to eradicate It IS M when uttered by judge and raises the quesgon 9l HIS fitness to sit om the bench The Legsats sn0uid Jae ~su,ove Judge Sullivan from our judiciary 1uoge
 yan,s afterthoueht that "here he (the defendantl has had full justice with free and fair tr1a ooes no the reprehensble character of h1s previous statement.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-25
Sayl It With Verse IN THE GARDEN CF
 FRIENDSHIP
By A. Ruddman

A beautiful thought once came to me And filled my heart with hope and made me happy be, And since time is fieeting Ind the years are few, I feel I ought to share this lovely thought with you. Once a thought came to me, and I planted a flower seed, Tn the human garden of friend ships need; And watched it grow to bloom in beauty Into a friendship of rare loyalty. I nursed and cared for this flower divine In it's lovely blossoms was 8 sign of cheer, Surrounded by beauty and heaven ly sunshine, Bringing forth it's fragrance to
 share. So whenever you feel lost and
 alone, With no one to talk to and no one to care, And all your hope and courage
 gone, Turn over new leaf; don't be in despair. Plant a seed in the garden of friendship true And watch ;t grow by the suns
 lovely light. But learn to value it's blossoms too, To keep your true friendship for ever bright.