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The Western news., 1948-04-22

Mrs Ellsworth Rice has returned
home from Olympia, Wash, where
she went 10 attend the wedding Of
her niece, Miss Donna Newcomer.
Mrs. Rice visited her sisters, Mrs.
J. D. Miller and Mrs H 2. New
conner, who live in Olympia.
Mrs Give Roark went over %
SteVensVille Thursday Of last week,
10 visit her mother, Mrs. David Lea
and other relatives. She returned
home Monday.
Word from the Postmasters Ca
zette, Albany, Ga, states that Post
master Forrest l. DeRosia Of Libby,
has been appointed as d member Of
the fOur-member Montana Gazette
Committee, which Is expected 70
furnish news concerning Montana
pOstmasters 70 the National Post
masters organ, The Postmaster Co
zette Cletus J. Walsh, Polytechnic;
Albert Schammel, ScObey; and Le-
Roy Van Eschen, Fort Peck are
the other three Montana Postmaster
members of the committee.
Undersherih o. A. Anderson was
business visitor yesterday in the
Yak country. He reports the roads
pssssble a. far as Slyvanite. but
adds they are none too good
Mrs Jesse Eagle came Sunday
frOKa Seattle, 70 spend the summer
IN Libby.
Mrs Floyd Bowen returned We'd
neSday from Bryn Mawr, Wash,
where she had been called by the
Illness Of her daughter, Mrs. Jennie
Lyons. Mrs. Bowen reports that
Mrs. Lyons Is now improving quite
nicely.
Friends Of A. A. Courtright will
be glad u learn that he is much
better after his serious illness and
wishes 10 thank them for all the
cards and letters that he has re-
ceived. He hopes to return home
next week.
Miss Joyce Fuller returned Sat I
urday from q six weeks visit with 1
her brother-In-laW and sister, lst
Sgt and Mrs. Howard F. Hall at
Fort Douglas, Utah.
Miss Alice Marie Rodgers Of
Wash spent the weekend
.n Libby visiting friends, having
eome n attend the SWimley-Peter-
.on Wedding.
Ms HszeI Lanor.e came from
ze1rewick, Wash, Wednesday 70
lter.d u business matters. She ex-
exits % return this weekend
The Western news., 1948-04-22
l. o. o. r. TO ATTEND
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICE

The l2sth anniversary Of Odd
Fellowship will be observed Sunday
morning. April 25. when all subor-
dinate and Junior Odd Fellows,
Rebekahs. Theta Rios will meet At
the Hall at 10.I5 a IT. and pro
ceed 70 the Presbyterian Church for
the morning service.
Ali members who can do 50. are
expected 70 attend
The Western news., 1948-04-22
R.N.A. TAKES IN FIVE
NEW MEMBERS APRIL IA

PEA Lodge held is regular
meeting Wednesday night. april a.
NTH Oracle Sylvia McG-ew in the
chair
Five new members we're initiated
and there we're IS members pres
ent Marie Richardson, our dis
trict deputy II Eureka was also
there.
A delicious lunch was served By
the following members, Marie Beas-
ley, Norma Wilson, Ethel Lamorie,
and Mary Stout.
The Western news., 1948-04-22
FATHER OBLALLEY IS
GOING TO Erin TODAY

Father John O'Bfslley is leaving
for Ireland. hiz homeland, today for
visit with relatives and friends.
During his absence which will be
until sometime in July. Father Will
be replaced part time in St. Joseph g
church by Father Debolt Of Occur
d'Alene and Father White Of Kalig-
pelL
Father DebOlt Is we'll known II
the parishiOners here, having given
z mission week service here last
aIIrrrrar
The Western news., 1948-04-22
MRS. DRIEAR ENTERTAINs
GIRLS IN APPRECIATION

Mrs. Z. J. Driear entertained nine
Theta Rho girls at her home Sat
urday evening. 10 cypress her ap-
probation 70 the girls who yOlun-
teered, and worked diligently. with
the Cancer Control committee in
their drive for funds that day.
Games were enjoyed with prizes
being awarded for various accom-
plishments, following which lunch
was served from prettily decor
ated table holding favors for each
guest.
The Western news., 1948-04-22
MISS 8LARJRAS Reid
HOSTESS AT DINNER

Hiss Msrjezn Reid and eight II
vIted friends celebrated her tenth
birthday Saturday, April II. Fol
lowing the party At her hume where
games were much enjoyed, Miss
Reid and her guests hsd dinner a
the Surprise Cafe
Joining IN the celebration were
Barbara OisOn, Margaret johnson,
Narlene Johnson, Judith Riddle
Doris Ward, Betty Ann LuZs. Msr-
vel LeckrOne and jeanne Downing
The Western news., 1948-04-22
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Archdeacon Foote Of Helena will
be here Sunday to deliver a sermon
and conduct Communion services a.
80 p. m. in the Episcopal Church.
There will be a meeting Of the
yestry Committee after the ser
The Western news., 1948-04-22

Team T0tal

This week the Rife & Pistol Club
have started a double elimination
tournament between the eight
teams. Libby Motors & ZonOLte
Union lead of with the first match
April z0th. Ldbby Metozs WOn the
match 763 70 ZIG
April q the Western News and
Saw Nil Union shat very close
match with the News team edging
cut the Union Sz5 % Szi
April 18th the Libby Transfer shot
z score Of Ssz II dam the opposing
Saw Mil Union team with eos.
The Western news., 1948-04-22
Brown ENTERTAINS
WOMEN BOWLERS

L. J. Brown, sponsor Of Browns
Hi-POwer women's bowling team
was host ~ members Of all four
women'g teams last Thursday fol-
lowing regular league bowling.
Lunch, refreshments and dancing
were enjoyed at the CaboOse until
q late hour by the women boWlers
with most enjoyable time being
had bv all
The Western news., 1948-04-22

Mr. and Mrs. Max Sturm and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Cloutier went into
Spokane over the weekend 70 at
tend the wedding Of a nephew of
Mr. Sturm. They were accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs Duane Sturm, she
acting as bridesmaid
The Western news., 1948-04-22
Whitefish Defects
Libby Rihemen

Last geek a PoetaI Natca w@
completed between the WhEtefLs1
Rife Club ard t1e Libby Rife x
PISTOL Club The veteran White
fish team took the lead witL Z
uarg-a of twenty-five polntz-
Following are the tear and n
,Srerr~trzT s~r~ee
The Western news., 1948-04-22

johnny Eo-rson q Helena visit
ed Al the .ozae If Thomas Rooe-t-
So1 A01czE eTenlng
The Western news., 1948-04-22

High single game. L Brown 205.
High series. / Riddle 526.
Hgn series. team. with handicap.
= y 21lE
The Western news., 1948-04-22

High single game, 3. Baeth, 2S5
E.gn three games. Z DeRosia
The Western news., 1948-04-22
BOWLING SCORES FOR
The PAST WRKK
Monday Night

Ec.1. ~oI. AhEkOg- 656. Butt,
SO. E-.ckson. 557, ". SleiZer, 553,
? EzEer s.
The Western news., 1948-04-22
Wednsday Night

High single game. r Fowler. 254
Eig. t-ree games, Erickson
ScIe-- Tfk
The Western news., 1948-04-22

Elgr single game, STin1ley 2SS
HiFa three games. C. Bloom, 69z
Friday Night
+ Honor roll: Miller. 57S; r, Roberts,
ser. Larson 547; E Eggert, $40;
Ret-rolcs so
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22
Madison County
News

Mr.. Eddie Veal, Is years of age
Iassed away at his home. 100 w.
Ash Street after a long illness. Flu
Eeral arrangements were in charge
# Collins Burial Association and
burial was in the China Grove Ce-
netery. He leaves to mourn his pas
ling, his grand parents, Mr.. and
Yrs. VIII Fience. a wife, Mrs. Char
fa Hayes Veal mother, Mrs. Arta
Zeal, sister, Burlena Veal. mother
In-law, Mrs. Alama Hayes.
The Brown family was very CRATE
|ul TO the people who worked hard
10 bring Mr.. Wander Brown to shore
rom the 20 feet Lake of water.
letters were sent to all parts of
he country. Funeral services were
held al Pilgrim Rest where he was
member, Rev Walls, officiating.
|nterment was in the Riddle Hill
cemetery.
Friends sympathie with Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. c. Clincy in the death of
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22

their baby girl of II months who
passed away after long illness at
their family home in Madison. The
baby. Frances Josephine Clincy is
survived by her parents, and seven
sisters and brothers. Interment was
in Mt Ollie Cemetery.
Mr. Willie Bennett of Canton Wis
tied his old home church. China
Grove on Sunday. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. Pat Horkin. His
many friends were happy to greet
him.
On Sunday, May 16, an inspiring
service was held at China Grove A.
M. E. Church and Sunday School,
with visitors present. Mrs. Archie
Moore and daughter, Velma Moore
Of Mt. Ollie and Mrs. Earline Bull
lie of Chicago. Morning sermon
was preached by the pastor, Rev.
E. Reed One member was added
to the church.
Sunday evening, May 16, Mr..
Henry Paterson was brought to
China Grove for funeral services
and buried in the China Grove ce-
metery, with Rev Mayweathers, Of
ficiating. Mr.. Patterson met his
death on Monday, May 10 in a
wreck between a car and truck. He
received a broken neck and died
before reaching his home in Canton.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Deseree Patterson children, 5
sisters, 6 brothers, other relatives
and friends. He was member of
the Buckhorn M. B. Church for a
number of years.
A corner stone was laid at New
Hope Grove NJ. B. Church, which
was recently built by master in
charge, Richard Jones from Preci-
Gus Jewel and other Lodges. Ma
sonic brothers present were: T. c.
Almore, w. H Archery, E. Phillips,
R. Bennett, Frank McClown, A. l..
Anderson, Offering raised was Sl03.-
81. Sermon by Rev w. M. Slaugh-
ter.
Little Sprose Bullie, Jr.. left Tues
day for Chicago with his mother,
Mrs. Earlene Bullie where he will
visit for awhile and from there on
TO Gary, Indiana where the Bullies
will make their home. He has been
making his home here in Madison
with his grandparents for the past
two years.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22

Lomax.
your mind, who is it, Essie Lee Nc
Neamer. Jewelene or Leatha Pearl?
Those two musical cats, Hurd and
Harvey, from out Lanier way were
mighty upset this week when a GER
tain young lady became i'll at school
-Hurd tried cheering her up with
a telegram, while ole Bill Harvey
spent his whole weeks allowance
on bouquet of flowers to send
the young lady -.
Cute couples: Amos Sanders, Ma
BILE Knox; Bonnie Bolder, Arthur
Baker; Beatrice Hayes, Douglas Rat
lift; Jean Wade Huddleston. Rus
sell Norwood; Johnnie Mae Pace,
Simmons Smith; Ojetta Smith, De-
Won Jones; Leetha Veal, Guy Gran
ner; Beatrice Hall, Clinton Wright:
Don't forget, PICTURE SHOWS
AT THE SKATING RINK, EVERY
SUNDAY AND EVERY SATUR-
DAY come on out and SKATE
UNTIL TIME FOR THE SHOW =.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22

8. Gary, mistress of ceremony. The
following persons appeared on the
program. Miss Albertha Banks gave
the welcome address, it was re-
sponded to by Mr.. H Y. Cotton
A number of small children recited
pieces. Then an outstanding reading
by Miss Annie Jean Cotton. The
subject was the Song of Heaven
Then a song by little Annie Bell
Banks song by Miss Bernice Walk
er. Solo by Mrs. Matte Mitchell.
Song by Mrs. c. j. Mccall and
Duette by Mrs Ethe Burl and Mr..
j. B. Beasly. Then some wonderful
words were spoken in respond to
the program by Mr.. H. L. Washing
ton.
Mr.. G. D. Scott made some re-
marks of encouragement to the
members on building up the church
and poor treasurer.
Hazlehurst Gossip
Hi guys and gals, it is better to
say there they go. than here they
lay, SO here goes Hazlehurst :.
Seems that the chicks thought GER
tain chicks were too good to work,
they mean Jean Wynn, Billy Jean,
Baby Hunter and the rest.
Wonder where did Eulice get that
walk, from Hollywood we suppose.
We hear that Buelah Green has
stopped sleeping so much and is
now getting on much time, goody
goody.
Sugar Hill and Honey town seem
to be much in love these days.
Alice Green the chicks say you
can be seen so don't walk around
so much at the ball game.
Nell Harris and a certain cat from
Jackson are getting on much times.
Floria B. Coleman said she has
E. B. Wilson and Jack Hall and all
the rest, SO she isn't worried one bit.
France Green says Roy is the
cream in her coffee, if she could
only keep the other chicks from
drining him up
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22

of knowledge was presented Pres
ident Lyells of the Junior Class by
President Greery of the Senior
Glass. A very beautiful affair was
the Junior Senior banquet.
The Senior Class is having their
final exams this week. We wonder
who will be outstanding college
students. Have you thought about
it, girls and boys?
Mr.. James Jones of Tuskegee
came by to see us last Monday. He
is a former student of our school.
now making afine record at Tus-
kegee. We are proud of Jones.
The N. H. M girls will attend
their annual state melting at Alcorn
College this weekend.
Mr.. H. J. Smith attending the
commencement program at Alcorn
College last Monday.
We have enjoyed the Mississippi
Enterprise. Our minds have been
more keen, our inteleects broadened
through its pages. AS we leave our
school we sincerely hope the other
classes may continue to serve and
use it as we have.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22
Gainesville News

Mr.. Adell Nix, high school stu
dent at Alcorn College, is at home
for a short vacation. He will return
in two weeks to attend summer
school. He is the son of Mrs. Lille
Johnson.
The Jackson Southernaires rem
dered wonderful program at the
ST. Paul c. NJ E. Church. The prog
ram was enjoyed by all who atten-
died. There were queens from var
ious churches: Miss Beatrice Bailey
Warm Spring C. M E. Shurch who
raised the amount of 1888; Miss
Dorothy Gean Taylor of Brushey
Creek M. B. Church who raised
the amount. of 1882; Miss Dora Lee
Sandifer Of St Paul G. NJ. e. who
raised the amount Of $1100
Miss Doris Gean Thomas Of Egypt
Hill M. B. Church was $11.49 and
she was crowned as the quen. She
was given a reward of So. The whole
amount raised was $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Britt Nix are the
proud parents of a baby boy who
was born on May r. AT this time
mother and baby are doing fine.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22
Taiiling Tess
Tells

Well, guys and gals, here's news
and great news for all the cats and
chicks who were wise enough to
latch on to enough education to
graduate from one of the high
schools or colleges around town
The Furniture Market, located on
N. Parish Street is giving away 2
Cedar Chests, one to a 1948 gradu-
ate of Lanier or Holy Ghost High
School, and one to a 1948 graduate
of Jackson, Campbell or Tougaloo
College here's who will get
the chests i. the high school gra-
duate at the dance who has the
lucky number and the college gra-
duate at the dance who has the
lucky number the only re-
quirement :. you must be at the
ERSKINE HAWKINS DANCE at
the NEW COLORED SKATING
RINK, TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY 25
this is the ANNUAL FARE
WELL DANCE, to which all stud
ents and friends are invited a
dance for everybody !. 4. and music
this year will be furnished by the
great ERSKINE HAWKINS and
music this year will be furnished
by the great ERSKINE HAWKINS
:. and bring your grown-up friends
because HAWKINS is going to give
away $4,000 worth of merchandise
including Radios, Record Players
and Records . DON'T MISS THIS
GALA AFFAIR and tell all
the seniors about this great chance
to win two cedar chests given away
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22

Don't Borrow, Buy the Mississippi
Enterprise Each Week.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22

at the Erskine Hawkins Dance bv
the FURNITURE MARKET on N
PARISH ST.
Seems as if Beatrice Hayes is
making Douglas Ratliff forget all
about Alice Hall.
Tess up, Amos Sanders who is
the favorite girl, Mable Knox or
L. c. McClain? Our bet is on Nab
le
Everybody knows that Annie
Laurel Davis isn't anywhere with
Guy Grainner since Leetta Veal
stepped in the picture.
A letter from Cpl. Robert Moore
who is stationed up at Fort Dix,
N. j., tells us that this popular
young cat is shortly to be headed
this way for brief furlough before
gong overseas he tells us that
he plans to have fun with a capitol
+. while at home so tell all the Re-
Bops to play it cool until he gets
him when we think about Ro-
bert Moore, we also think about
Alice Luckett and Halle Ruth
Moore
Bobbie Joe Mckinley seems to
be having hard time making up
her mind between Steve McGhee
and Bobbie Hicks. It seems however
that Steve is having better lcuk
than Bobbie.
Since c. S. Jones has taken over
with Pinkie NJ. Virgins, Willie Dav-
is is left out in the cold.
Better wake UP Skeets, we hear
that one of your best girl friends
is taking over with Archie Hayes.
Wonder if Joe Hayes knows that
James Plummer is cutting in on
him with Elouise Williams?
1t is common knowledge that Joe
Ann Smith is attracting all of Clar-
ence Benefits time and he really
doesn't have any left for Josephine
Alright, Charlie Sanders. make up
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22
EAGLE EYE
Cameron Street High School
Canton, Miss.

Our shcool is nearing the end-a
few days only and the Senior class
will Did you "Adieu.'
The intermediat grades gave their
closing programs last week. Very
splendid plays and well rendered.
The seventh grade will give their
annual play Friday night, May 2lst
A grand treat is in store for all who
may hear them.
The Seniors were given an excel
lent banquet last week by the Ju-
niors. The program rendered cannot
be surpassed. The excellent way in
which everything was carried out
will long be remembered. The key
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22
nazlehurst News

The Pleasant Green Sunday
School rendered Mothers Day
program on May 9th. First a soul
stirring sermon was preached by
the Rev. j. c. Cooper, the pastor.
His subject was Woman Behold
Thy Son, ST. John 10 chapter &c
verse.
At 3 o'clock a local program was
given in honor of both the living
and deceased mothers. Mrs. Willie
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22

There may not be cough in a
carload, but the spark from a care
lessly thrown cigarette can be
plenty Irritating. When in your car.
use the ash tray; when walking,
grind out the butt in mineral earth
or rocks. Help others Keep Missis-
sippi's Forests Green.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22

The campaign of the Indiana A
merican Legion aided by many 9th
er organizations to raise S300,O0o
to purchase "the Shades" a scenic
forest tract as state park, has
passed the S175,000 mark.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22

Tallulah Country Club Tuesday.
night, May II. While they were
there their wives got together for
a Hens Party.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-05-22

Being poor is no disgrace but that
is about the only nice thing you
can say about it.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-07
Sunshine"
By Mrs. Nellie Maye Taylor

Hello, there, here and every
where. May the beautiful month,
the happiest to most school chill
dren and teachers. I don't think I
have to tell you why, do I. Our
lovely singer Ann Brown is being
married to the son of a Norwegian
Supreme Court Judge in Oslo
May II. He is a law student and
active in sports. Is my face red,
a lot of others of us would be glad
of that opportunity, hope you dig
me. see by the daily papers where
a group has been incorporated
(Civic) to fight Communism. I
wonder why don't some Civic group
besides Communists fight Segre-
cation. It seems to include about
everything else. Do you dig me.
They now have Don't join jim
Crow Army" buttons on sale, in
New York and they are being dis
tributed over the Nation by the
Pullman Porters of Randolph's un-
ion. That Randolph guy sure has
plenty of CUTS don't you think so?
and he is handsome too. He doesn't
mind telling us up there in Wash
ington what he thinks is best for
us Negroes and before he takes
any of it back he adds more to it.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-07

Only 80 years of age, Miss Jones
has had more activity for the
rights of the American people, es-
pecially the Negro people, than
most progressives can claim in a
lifetime. She played leading role
in freeing the Scottsboro boys, in
anti-lynch and anti-poll tax cam
paigns, and now in the fight to
free the Ingram family from at
tempted legal lynching.
She was editor of the Weekly
Review, the Young Communist
League periodical. She was the
first Negro woman reporter for
the Worker and is now Secretary
of the National Women's Commis-
sion of the Communist Party.
Because of her outstanding &C
tivity on behalf of the Negro peo-
pie, and in line with the arrest of
other leaders in the trade union
and other progressive movements,
she is now facing deportation to
Trinidad even though all but nine
years of her life have been spent in
the United States.
Representative "Save Claudia
Jones Committee" have been set up
in Harlem and other communities.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-07
Negro Communist
To Speak Here
BY MORRIS GRAHAM.

Claudia Jones, often called Anne
rica's foremost Negro Communist,
will speak in East Lake Park, May
16 at 4:3O p. M, under the auspices
of the Phoenix Communist Party.
Arizona sun., 1948-05-07
|!l| !
Well Folks {:
May Z, 1948.

Well Folks:
This will necessarily be hurry
up letter. 1 haven't been working
my regular p. m. to 1 a. m. shift
this week. Annie Mae is back so /
have put her on that shift and I've
had in mind to do some much
needed spring cleaning and paint
ing. So, had put off writing my
weekly letter until few minutes
ago when Editor Doc Benson called.
He will be by i'm few minutes.
So, if it doesn't always make sense
maybe that should account for it.
The Boosters Game with Buck
eye last Sunday was bad one
they beat us too much. Well we
have another chance at them on
June 9Th in East Lake Park. We
think we can beat them here. Next
Sunday we play Glendale Tigers
in East Lake Park. That should be
a hard game as these teams are
now tied in second place in the
league and this game will be the
play-Off to decide which team holds
second place. Come and see it; the
players will need your support.
So do we here at Reddy's Corner
Remember we. are just across the
street from East Lake Park. Come
and see us before and after the
game.
ANNIE MAE-VIRLEE
EDDIE BELL and "REDDY."
p. S. Kids:
To be i'm the Soap Box Derby,
you will have to be registered be-
fore May 18th. That isn't long
now. Pm ready 70 sponsor one of
you fellows and will try to help
you otherwise, so come around and
see me.
FREDDY"
Arizona sun., 1948-05-07

A four hundred thousand dollar
hospital for Negroes has been built
by a Negro in Oklahoma City, Ok
lahoma, by man named Edwards.
The Negroes are put in easements
or allowed to die below the Mason
and Dixon line where there are no
Negro hospitals. After Mr.. Ed
wards wife suffered a critical i'll
ness several years ago he promised
her that Someday he would do
something about it, he would build
a hospital for his people, where
they could have private rooms and
the very best in Medical care and
disqualification. His dream was
realized. The Dedication broadcast
was heard in Italy, so the people
over there think that the Negro
has a break over here and it isn't
near as bad as they hear it is.
However they failed to tell of the
many Negroes who have been al
lowed to die, by refusal of admis-
sion to white hospitals because
IIlGII SklllS WGIG U1dCh. II IlSy OlOll I
tell about the four helpless crea-
lures that were lynched a short
while back, nor about the poor
mother who is pleading for the life
of her daughter and grandsons
who were protecting their lives.
That is a stain on this pure white
supreme garment that will never
bleach out.
Let us sow the seeds of love and
kindness and work daily for Uni
versal Pease. The Book of Books
tells us we reap what we sow. And
experience tells us if we sow beans
we will not reap potatoes. The
same law applies to our daily lives.
If we are unkind to our fellow
we are bound to reap the harvest
sometime or somewhere. We may
get by man but the Master knows
the innermost thoughts of our
heart. The seed Of love will reap a
bountiful harvest of love in return.
Do good to those who dispitefully
use you. That is a way to find Pc
use you. That is a way to find Peace
and Happiness. Don't forget to
pray and spread sunshine as you
travel along.
Bye now, So Long-Til then.