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Evening star., 1948-06-13
Camera Angles
Psychology and Group Photography

mo. S is all whiskers and smiles
and would have us believe he is the
merriest wag breathing-the hearth
est, most good-humored of beings.
But it is evident, from a glance,
that he has hard work to keep 1t up
and there is more of set grin than
genuine feeling in his face, a sort Of
fine-weather gentleman, or stage
merry Swiss boy who is uncom-
monty dull and unpleasant when
you meet him in everyday life"
From the foregoing it is quite
evident that Mr.. Pritchard, pho
tographer, would have been just
as great a success as a psychologist.
Apply his methods Of character
analysis the next time you make a
group shot and it will pay off in
better pictures-and few laughs to
ease the hardships of group pho
tography.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Contest Rules

l. Pupils of elementary and junior
and senior high schools are eligible
10 write and draw for The Junior
Star. As many as nve prizes Of. ST.
are awarded for the best original
contributions published each week.
Contributors OF material Of special
merit will be designated Junior Star
reporters and issued cards identifying
them as such.
2. written contributions must be
on one side of paper and, Il typed,
should be double-spaced. Drawings
should be mailed fiat, not rolled or
folded.
3. All contributions must bear the
name. age. address, telephone num-
ber and school of the author.
4. The EDITORS choice of winners
Is fnal and he may publish any con-
trlbution in whatever form he thinks
best, regardless of whether it is
awarded a prize. He also may with
hold payment for contributions found
not to be original. Checks for prizes
awarded today will be mailed before
the end Of the week.
5. Contributions should be ad-
dressed to the editor Of The Junior
Star, 727 Star Building. 1101 Penn
sylvania avenue NV, washington 4.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Students Take Over
Duties of Teachers
At Woodrow Wilson
Prize Contribution
By Naomi PoIIin, Is
Woodrow Wilson High School

Student teachers were In the
limelight at Woodrow Wilson High
School, instructing classes, while
the regular teachers sat and lis
tened on the schools annual stu
dent day.
The day began as it always does
with the reading Of the bulletin
over the loud-speaker system, but
the voice heard was not that OF
Thomas Holmes, principal, but
that of Alan Raywid, acting prin-
cipal.
Even the janitor's duties were
handled by a pupil, Mole Jannigan
and all violently i'll students re-
porting to the infirmary found
Nurse" Nancy Runyan there to
treat them.
The afternoon news bulletin. usu-
ally read by student, was recited
by Mr.. Holmes. Margaret Graham
and Leigh Gum, acting assistant
principals for girls and boys, re-
spectively, signed all notes excusing
pupils early for dental appoint
ments and the like. -... .-.......
Each subject teacher, chosen by
his regular teacher and the student
council for this position, took over
all the classes of the teacher he
replaced.
Teaching four or five classes day
was not easy for the average stu
dent, who had to review the pre-
vious years work In order to
instruct each semester class salts
factorily.,
At the end of the day each stu
dent official and each regular
teacher wrote an evaluation of the
day. with recommendation for its
continuance or abandonment In the
f1It11rn
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Ode to Fathers Pipe
Prize Contribution
By Borboro Simi, 13
PovI Junior High School

My father always puffs a pipe
That's steadily growing overripe.
When he smokes his pipe at night.
It's always light and light and light.
Match after match my father
scratches,
First~thing you know, we're out OF
matches.
But he enjoys his pipe so much,
It makes him such an easy touch
That we gladly bow to that blessed
pipe.
(Oh, brother, is it overripeD
But as the odor keeps growing
stronger.
We hope it will not last much longer.
Evening star., 1948-06-13

the animal on it. either with screws
or nails. Remember that the grain
of the wood should run along the
length of each animal figure. to
prevent the thin parts from break
ing easily.
Paint the wood disks white and
when the paint has dried. use black
enamel to mark the outline of the
curled-up clown figure. Paint his
mouth and the spots on his cap red
Set up the figures on your lawn.
Mark a baseline, behind which the
players stand to roll the ball. The
distance of the baseline depends on
whether small or larger children are
playing. The figures can be set up
in a straight line or in regular ten
pin fashion. This makes a good
outdoor game for summer, but it
can be used indoors, too.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Euuipment Session

The Foto-Craft Club of : the
Twelfth Street YMCA will meet
Thursday at $50 pm. in the Bowen
room of the Y. 1916 Twelfth street
NV, for a session on Photographic
equipment. The group will hear a
discussion on the relative merits Of
cameras and Photographic equip
ment. The meeting also will include
a camera trade and auction among
members.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
By Robert Hastings Perry. 10
Oyster School

Oyster Sehoot
well, young fellows, gather
around, and I will tell you the best
story of your lives"
oh" said little John as he stood
up. "Ill bet you can't tell as good
story as Chief Pichory told me-
"Oh, yes 1 can," I said, and so !
began my story:
1T was nearly morning when we
first heard the drums of the slaugh-
tering tribe coming up the river. We
tried to pretend we were not scared
but we were and We knew it. We
also knew natives did not kill as a
habit. but when We had captured
a baby elephant, we hid.
"As I went to the hut, I heard
the cry, Ugh-ugh-ugh-ugh. An
arrow with fire streaming out of it
landed in the roof of the hut.
1T was no longer hut-just a
mass of ashes. That's when I saw
them. The only thing they handled
gently was the baby elephant. I was
not caught-or I would not be here
to tell the story and that's about all.
Well" said little John, Il guess
that was better than the chiefs
Thank you," / said. I felt
ashamed to think it was not true.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Comic Camera Night

Lee Beiser, secretary Of the re-
Gently organized Old Dominion
Camera Club, announces a Comic
Camera Night" as the feature at
traction of the bimonthly meeting
to be held tomorrow at 8 pm. in the
Buckingham Community Room, 313
North Glebe road, Arlington, Va.
Members and other camera en-
thusiasts are urged to bring their
cameras, costumes and ideas for un-
usual and amusing pictures. Prints
and color slides will be accepted for
the clubs monthly print competi-
ton, scheduled for June %. Any
properly mounted print or 2-by-2
slide will be considered.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Seminar Speaker

The Photographic seminar Of the
United States Agriculture Depart
ment graduate school will be held
Friday at pm. at room 4407 OF the
South Agriculture Building. E. c.
Purdy will give a lecture on ade-
quate equipment in portraiture.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Story Assignment

Editors note-This story was writ
ten as class assignment. The as
signment called for a story OF the
COMO. Vt was carried out immeol-
ately, without help from the teacnerJ
Prize Contribution
Evening star., 1948-06-13

Approximately 2,500O00 tons OF
steel were used in the production
Of tin cans In 1915.
Evening star., 1948-06-13

Winners of the Walsh Club game
June were Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Gardner (N-S) and c. Louise Walsh
and Robert c. Wilson (E-W. Sec
ond-place awards went to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. P. Dormady and Aileen
Cornell-Pearl H. Allen.
Evening star., 1948-06-13

III CtbUIIIIO1Iy 70 VIIc cVc1 THU eeIs-
ing popularity of duplicate, Charles
Geier and Carl A. Lewis are OPEN
ing their studio at 2605 Connecticut
avenue NV. Initial event is tomor-
row night at 7:45 and duplicate
games will be held Mondays and
Thursdays thereafter. For rubber
bridge enthusiasts, the new Con-
necticut Bridge Club offers it's facil-
tiles daily from 1870 pm. to mid
night.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
, Friday, December "a, 1913
TWIN CITY FLASHES
0REEYIMGS,
BY Charlotte Perfect

GREETINGS;
No. I'm just my way
expressing Christmas Greetings all
that again the time
been asked What do want of all for Christmas and
again the pretty
girls and ucous gal something resembling fellows
Well let's hope that Santa wind of this article and of
get what However meantime
let's what I've got store right about IT, Ha
Ha-HaI
Christmas complete a
naturally that calls for of kind other Ho this for
something cooked the really jumping
like TURKEY last Saturday night the
cluded Anna Mae Allen Russell Taylor Fred Dente Margaret
Stewart Ellis, Calendar
Ingram
ret Allen Bobbe Cartwright Jesse Moy Reuben
Neal Harper Archer Jackson Mccoy
Buddy the the proud daddy Thomp
Jewell oNeal Ralph Jones Viola Harris LaFsahn
baltimore and many more We had nice time But CARMEN ALLEN
really the CAKE the held
right friend! ADDIE ARMSTRONG anything
of DESSERTS now on-hat is until BREWER LEE CLARK
January you
then there JOAN simply desserts
especially PEor am wrong ssl BOB PATTERSON that really
a cony gift you Saturday evening
(mle)l woRTHINGToN she
could come right out and tell Santa that she would like to have
(hnt-Spls boy stocking then
JACQUEINE MORRISON really exactly
which way the wind blows for her Minneapolis or St. Paul that Isl
course ANNA GARRoTT made mind She her
third Of her left hand won't tell exactly
lot friends Chicago the couple of months
JUNE SESSION what would ask the dear old Santa to put
your stocEdng-and wouldn't he look sorta silly (smie
the 25th Take CHARLES
BROWN example He received useful gift last Saturday at
the Around the Clock Christmas party that was held at the
MARIE YOUNG really surprised us
gift" her ahead and ask her what
got WEBER SHIRLEY TERRIIL and BREWER
all do with set seeing that they do So
forth duplicate could also
be sent to BRADFORD WARREN HAYES are
planning attending University heard
DORIS about the happiest II she
recording Jacson Love Me Tonight
Pray claim have
particular
from st. Paul-Ah ha!
Mr. formerly Edith HUBBARD could
pink this they the
proud parents girl they named Dawn KayInn
think it's rather pretty, don't you?
would to write book I'd bet dollars to
"Amerca Democracy He's been doing
q It tool
having plenty Of times this last
couple night held Shirley and
they sleigh ride SEIZED
oh, what fun they must haVei
going doing Well am
planned having Christmas party
night What club going to doT Keep the 2st
Magistrates party They're always swell!
about does II for 1913 This column OF mine
appeared paper whole hope hasn't
improve it in 1919 do try to
for
regular story s important enough be Of interest to
something happened that don't print in
you1 1t mind that 1t probably some
thing didn't about please to keep well informed
Of suggestions and can't think Of better
every time time In
closing say this:
words add this parting line
Merry Christmas to everyone, and III you In 40
So until then
CHARLOTTE o. course
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24

81. Paul bIrthdaysI Dec. 29-Peter
Robinson, 100 st. Anthony Ave.
Jan. Mrs. Annie Mae Brown, $50
w. Central Ave; Arnold Ingram
666 ROndo Ave; Jan. Mrs. II. r.
Coins, 925 f. Magnolia Ave, Wilma
Johnson, 434 St Anthony Ave. Mrs,
Wanema Cotton, 3lS ~ St Adams:
Jan. 3-Rev. J. W. Junnell, 391 st.
Adams; Mrs. James Hayes, l16 Ea-
ton Ave. out -of-tOwn: Dec. 28-Ar-
thur Burris, Jr., Los Angeles.
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26
PRATSVILuE

Davis Creek Sunday School and
services were well attended, The
pastor was accompanied by his
wife and Mrs. Seals of Pine Bluff.
After service the members and
pastor attended the closing ami
versary service of Rev. Gloster of
Mt. Zion Baptist Church of NAL
vern. An enjoyable evening was
spent. An address by Rev. Riley
and rmo by Rev. Tucker OF
Hot Springs was also enjoyed :.
We regret the passing of John
McCollum who has been i'll for
some time. AT his bedside were
his sisters, Mrs. Ruth Davis OF
Saginaw. Michigan; Mrs. Leora
Gatewood of Little Rock. Funeral
arrangements have not been an.
nounced at this writing ...z. Or
the sick list are Clayton Cooper
and Miss Ernestine McCollum. We
hope for them a speedy recovery
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26

sick list .e... Mrs. Christene Good
win has returned home after a
visit in Monroe, La. with her
daughter. Lula Mae Davidson and
her sister in law. Roberta OF Kan
sas City, are visiting parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Davidson, Jr. -.
George Findley of Sunshine visit
ed his niece Tuesday 70 Mrs. Lou
Use Davidson and John r. Good
win were in Monroe, La. Satur-
day night go, Miss Betty Jean and
sister, Rosetta Washington visit
ed Agnes and Mary Lou Max
well Sunday 800, GOSSIP. RIP has
a new boyfriend -. LIN is on the
/ ball with BLR 49,. April Fool
joke came on March II when a
group of students were dis APP.
pointed on a trip to Lake Village,
ha ha!
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26

The Shining Star Club of the
Greater Pleasant Church rendered
a Pre- Easter Pot Luck program
with Mrs. A. D. Erby as mistress
of ceremonies. Highlights of the
program included a song by the
PIP Choir. Reading. Mrs. Bea'
trice Ellison. Song. st. Paul AMI
Choir, Short talk, Prof c. Jack,
son and Paper. Mrs. Mollie Butler
After the program the guests were
taken into the basement to enjoy
the plate lunches which the ladies
spared no pains in preparing. This
club whose motto is LOVE is one
of the outstanding clubs in the
church. Mrs. John Hill. president,
Mrs. Clara Bullock, secretary 49,
The Junior Department of st. Paul
AME Church will sponsor the res.
direction in flowers and we are
asking everyone to send flowers
in memory of a friend and rela-
tive who passed.
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26

Lena Mae Galberth

The funeral of Mrs. Lizzie Mays
was held at Harrison Chapel Sun
day. Andrews Undertaking Com
pany was in charge -. Mrs. Clara
B. Simpson is i'll. Her mother and
sisters OF Little Rock are with her
49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Young Sanders,
Mrs. L. Sanders. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Curtis of Mont Rose Wis.,
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Sand
ers Sunday 40 Nearm Hicks is
home on furlough. He will return
on the oath - Mrs. L. z. Young
is teaching school here at Neva-
da County Training School ....-..
Wonderful service was reported at
New Bethel Sunday .......... Oak
Grove is expecting the Gospel
Singers of Malvern Sunday ..,....
Mrs. Mary Bazel is on the sick
list .... Have your news ready
when the paper girl comes by.
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26
PARkDALE=

Henry Mays Of Chicago spent
two month with his sister. Mrs.
Thornton is at home after spend
ing a weekend in Little Rock
visiting relatives -. Mrs. Eliza
beth Ford is back home after un-
dergoing an operation at a Little
Rock hospital ~. J. l.. Dividson
Fred Armstrong and E. D. Wash
hington were in Hamburg las
Tuesday on business -. Mrs. LII.
la Booker and Mrs. Ardella Park.
er are back from Little Rock
where they were patient at the
hospital -. Jeff Pool is on the
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26

Mandy Goldsmith 60. Mr., and
Mrs. Grant Patton were visitors
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Goldsmith Sunday .JIVE-Hel-
10 hep cats and slick chicks. OH
and JIG are making love again
900. BLM says that IT'D is trying
to make love with GOA. but that
will never do -, LING went to
check up on CHI Sunday .
Why is TED looking so sad since
MMF is back? -. GINA and ADp
are walking down lovers lane -.
Why did JCA and JRG run when
they We're asked to sing2 Was il
because the girls were there? =.
When the paper boy comes around
have your news and money ready
See you next week.
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26
COLT
Cleveland TabOrn

The Mission Band met last Wed
nesday at the home of Sister Nan
cy Person. Mrs. Dossie Davis. pres
.~, Mr.. and Mrs. Floney who have
moved away have been missed IL
our services and we as christian.
are praying for them ... Sister
Annie Witherspoon, mother O,
Mrs. Verline Taborn who has
moved to Forrest City, visited
nome last week ..-.. Bro. G.. Wal
ton and Bro. Whitfield who have
recently returned from the hos
pitai have been reported very ILL
-' Mrs. Mary Shurn will return
nome soon. She has been a patti
ent OF a st. Louis hospital ... Mrs.
Matte Holland of Palestine visited
her daughter, Mrs. Ora Lee Shurn
Roosevelt Curtis who has re.
Gently moved to Heth, visited his
mother, Mrs. Mary Wiley b. Mrs.
Sarah Lacy has returned home af-
ter visiting her friend in Missouri
.. Jim Taborn of Caldwell who
lost his home by fire has moved
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26

with a large group of young peo-
pie, Is new names were added to
the roll Members from many WIS.,
ting churches were brought by
chartered buses to witness the &C.
easion. Nj. M. Timmons delivered
the welcome address on behalf
of the members of the church, and
he was at his best. In praising
Hot Springs, Mr. Timmons said,
Hot Springs is indeed "A master
piece. S24 SO was raised in this
meeting, making a total of $6llt
during the week. Music was furn
ished by the Senior and Junioi
Choirs of st. Paul Baptist Church
of Hot Springs.
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26
Spring Hill
Robert ". Booker

Mrs, Rosie Lee Johnson is at
the home of her brother, G.. b.
Booker where she has been very
sick. We hope for her a speedy
recovery Ii was a high day
at Church Sunday. Rev. B. F. Lon
den preached the II O'Clock SER
non and the 3 o'clock sermon
was preached by Rev. Dennis
Husand of Malvern. The quartet
rendered a song. Service was en-
joyed by all and was very up
lifting. Have your news ready
when the boy delivers your paper,
See you next week.
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26
GOLD HILL
RirthaZ Rnhn Z

Sunday School was we'll attend
ed. Rev. O. r. Tacker. pastor de-
livered a wonderful sermon Sum
day. Scripture: Genesis 1921. Col
lection was s2225. After service
the pastor visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lula johnson who
are still on the sick list -. The
home of Mr., and Mrs. Arthur
Mcneil of this community was
destroyed by fire Saturday -. Mrs.
Catherine Hines and daughter of
Menifee are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Darnon Stokes of Atkins ...... Mrs.
Flourine Mitchell has returned
home from Little Rock where she
has been visiting her mother $50.
Pearse Miles Of Little Rock spent
Saturday night with his daughter.
Mrs. Aline Embery and family So.
Brother Miles taught Sunday S..
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26

Approximately $50 girls attend
ed the annual district meeting of
the New Homemakers of Ameri-
ca held at the Lincoln Hi School.
Miss e. Ferguson, district presi-
dentent, conducted throughout in
such a manner as to make the
entire meeting a wonderful sue
cess. Welcome address by the prin-
cipal of Lincoln High School, c.
M. Greene, response, Geneva Pow
ers of Mennifee. After completion
OF business, the meeting was high
lighted with a program. Trio,
That's My Desire, Fort Smith,
Sketch. Emblem of Club, Scipio
Jones, What a girl should know
to obtain a MIA Degree was dis
cussed by Mrs. Alma Reyes, Per-
sonality Sketch, Pulaski County,
Short Play, North Little Rock.
While five members from each
chapter was called into the read
ing room to vote for the officers
for the coming year, a movie was
shown in the auditorium to en-
terrain the girls. Pictures were
made during the day. The sponsor,
Mrs. M, E. Cox was given a rous-
ing vote of thanks for making this
meeting an enjoyable one Fun
eral services for Mrs. Jennie Nor.
rev Looney. SO years old, whe
died Feb. oath were held at Nal
laliew Methodist Church with "
A. Rowell Funeral Home in charg,
She is survived by many relative,
and friends who mourn her pass
ing, She was laid to rest in Gal
Cemetery. February q.
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26
.DESfARC=
Ella Mae Brown

@~sAS hA~s
Rev. E. G. Daniel was the guest
pastor of Bethel AME Church
Sunday. Sunday School was con-
Quoted by Brother O. Brown -.
The church anniversary of Green
Grove was reported successful 49,.
Miss Mae E. Brown is home for
a few days Van W. Wright
was home from ACP Of Cotton
Plant to visit his grand parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Johnson =.
The sick list this week includes
Mines. Sarah Ford, Eaie Holloway,
Esley Dean. Thomas johnson, A
manda Chase, A. F. Hill and Giles
Hill -. Mrs. Carrie Koonce re.
ceived word of serious injury OF
her brother. Geo. w. Thomas in
Chicago 49,. Bethel AME Church
is planning a nice Quarterly Con.
ference on March %.
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26
PINE
TheOdis kim

l.. G. Browning and little son,
Junior of Little Rock we're week.
end guests of Mr., Rrowning's mo-
Their, Mrs. Willing Browning 500.
Hazel Wilson has been absent
from her classes for several DAYS
on account of illness ....... Theodis
hing is on the improving list and
soon will be back in his classes
~- Gladys Brown had a very
interesting collection of news last
week, Sixth and Fights grades
better get busy ...... The meeting of
the Installation service held at
Macedonia Baptist Church last
week was well attended. Wednes-
day night was set aside as Sab
bath School night. A short pro-
gram was rendered and the SER
mon by Rev. Closland of Hot
Springs was well enjoyed. Thurs
day nights program was in charge
Of the Home Mission Society. Mrs.
c. N. Timmons, presiding and re-
marks by Mrs. W. e. Jones. The
ursher Board and choir rendered
an interesting program Friday
night, with Mrs. Gladys Lock and
Willie James In charge. Sunday
was the high day, Sabbath School
opened at 10 a. m. and was filled
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26

have too many boy friends such
as Eth and MN? JJ and RSS
were really acting up Friday mite.
Wonder Why VIII said AIM bet
ter take Louis Jordan's advice and
Beware or she will come up
lacking. tia haD MAS said
he is in love with MN .,a.. LIB
is Just about to lose his play house
80, VIC are you going to let Elk
60 back without you? 5000. I'll see
you later, sweet potato, when our
hair gets straighter.
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26
FORDYCE=z
Orna Gene JunieI

On March 6, Rev. and Mrs. T.
S. jackson and Rev. and Mrs. l..
Patrick were dinner guests in the
beautiful home of Rev. and Mrs.
w. l.. Grow. The dinner was in
honor of Mrs. T. S. Jackson's
birthday. Preceding the birthday
surprise at the home of Mrs.
Earnestine Pettis, sponsored by
the Music Department of First
Baptist Church where a large
group of members and friends
greeted Mrs jackson and present.
ed her an array of valuable and
beautiful gifts and money amount
ing to 1925. A grand occasion
was enjoyed by all present Mr..
and Mrs. A. z. Penix of Chicago
were here visiting his mother and
father.
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26

HUTTIG
Joe A. Hardy

Joe A. Hardy celebrated hel
43rd birthday on the 10th. Those
present were; Mr.. and Mrs. M. X
johnson, Mrs. Cora Davis, Cleve
Jones and Joe Neal. Ice cream and
cake were served and many nice
gifts were received ....-. Well, as
l was getting old. I didn't have
strength to blow out the candles.
left 9 burning ..a.. st. Andrew had
nigh service on the l4th with Rev.
Carter present. His message was
taken from John 3-16 ....,. Mrs.
Edna Garner Of Farmersville, La.
is here to make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Joe Hunt ..,..
Rev. /, S. Frisco was the speaker
at First Baptist Sunday night ..
Mrs. Ruby Wiley and Mrs. Mar
garet Junior are improving. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Releford and
johnnie Lee Stephen of Crossett
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Dock Junior. Mrs. Releford spent
the weekend here .~. w. l.. Mack
Is still improving ..... Please have
your news in before Saturday
noon.
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26
HOPE
Matilda Ann Scott

NAAtlu0 ann Scott
Tain't nobody here but us chick
ms All you hep cats, watch out
because news is going round and
round. MIND thinks it is all around
because HLR came and got her
and carried her to the tournament.
Wait until MD catches up with
that 1--WE. WINS heart is beating
3 times as fast because MIS- is in
the Army. AT did it take LW. Jr.
to start you to singing Don't take
everybody to be your friend" 49,.
NIB has put rollers under AT for
CT ~~,. MAS is saying to LCB IL
love you, yes I do. Tell you like
the sweet potato told the Irish
potato. plant you now and dig YOU
later.